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\ JUNE 2, 1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD BAKER COMMENTS CORN aUB WORK MUST ATTEND IN TWO DISTRICTS. y ScIun>In M'ill Try ('oni« putsory Attendance I .avr. / BOYS WILL BE T \UGH1 1PL VALUE OF SOIL, HOW Columbia. May 31.—Two Bt-hools TO MAKE FERTILE. \ djBtrlcta in Dorchester have estab lished the compulsory educating'law , by majority petition of patrons ami A XTIVir OT/'' r*f 4 fi ^ * ducatlon * 1 authorities in that UtvLrAIM I££a rltji LLvu county are very much pratilie-l at this progressive step on the par* of Dorchester County. Miss C. L. Dickinson, the representdUve of the Rural School Improvement Associn- Prtaes offered to Voung Ci>rn <«»<•«• ers For Til s Year Ate a • ^ Announced. Prom The News & Courier. Columbia. May 30.—“We are not ' attempting this year to make the •normous yields to the acre as in the past, because the cost of produc tion is too large." says Mr. Baker in * discussing the present and future * prospects for boys’ corn club work In South Carolina’. "We intend *o go back to the fundamental princi ples of the work as first promulgat ed by the late Dr. Sean^an A. Knapp, who taught that agricultural de monstrations should be educative i.i their scope and application. "We firs! want the boy to kno • the value of the soli, and to-Itnow th’s he must study how to make the soil Tertiie ard how to main!a t sc ! fertility. We ere t«;’,rticu!.irlv etroosins the re f.- k t'r 1 lo,- ttnder«tand5r.r * • :-';d ‘ must knew v: l”. o* s 1 : ti, tr ndection. We arc uraln- t'r- o' t!]o Ftute to studv inij-o-. ■ ture method^., in ol in' lpu their : tier “As a co-ordinate -.d'nnc! to i>oys’ corn j;lei> worH o' the ae are cre?n ! zing hiir < threughovt Fon‘1: Cafollr«. bovs can rr.is« a lion and f'ed the OOOO. OOOOOOOOOO 00 OOOO OOOOOOOOO 0* o WALTERBORO BRIEFLETS. o' p . ' 0 q. Hems of Interest Garnered from Hie Wireless on the q O Streets of Wolterboro. ’ • 0 oooooooooooooooooooooobooooooo WAI.TKKHORO - ' . . i^ot a'quorum present. President R. <iKOWS I.KMONft. , ' |T. IP Shaffer stated that^ he hud 'When one niake* the assertion ^written ,i letter to each of the dfw<> that the cliffiate at*d the soil of thisitors. and has called a mpeilng for eectiot' of the (Ycinty w'iTl grow any-1 June Ith .vile h;rs made -certain thing that can be grown anywhere , rjecommejidations to the officials and else, it is likely to be only partllly "n the date mentioned definite plans believed. Dr John M. Klein InM'for the next-fair will be latyiched. week had on display at his drug ***#*# x * ##*#*»# * , < * * PERSONAL MENTION. * * - . * ***«»•****«*»* Geo. Bulst, ’ Esq., of the firm of Bulst 6 Bulst. of Charleston, was In the city Monday on business of a professional nature. Hon. James M. Patterson, and Mrs. Patterson, accompanied by Ms brother. Raymond, spent a Thth* Monday In lown eti route to Charles ton for a brief visit. PAGE THRU tion in. Dorchester County, in :t 1et-/- ;ore » an.d an orange growr - iter to J. E. Swearingen,. State Su- of M r -*. L. W. McTeer. * * ^ ^ * * * * # Mr. and Mrs. F. I,. Morrow return ed Monday night after a visit of two weeks to relatives in the up coun try. Mr. Morrow Is associate edi tor of The Press and Standard, v as !editor for several months.” ” / l\ VOUt 1 J T ! :>d.i i;i ( perintendent ofr 1 Education, says: ; “I don’t know'ovhether ^lr. Hovoeh {has informed you tr not. but we have .two school districts that hav*» established >the compulsory educa tion by a majority petition. Though the ladies of the Carolina Dickinson School. ImnrovenieM Association all -t one mas ftt District 2< signed. He was away from home. In Dis trict 14. I believe, all but one sign ed. This petition waa carried around by Misa Harriet Siliivant, the teacher of Sweasvllle School, on foot, not only to h»r patrons, but to those of Kingsville School. if you can spare tini*» to write hey a word of commendation she n-mild appreciate it, I know. Several of hese men had to make their mark ' they irtnarked when doing so tha-r hud there i>**ep such a la v when'they w-'re children, such v. uild not l>e t.he case. Slunving Fine K|dHt. “Mr, Swearingen, I have ju.--* leon to the Bell School, District ii £|. and I am impressed with the ! nirlt the-- ■ pcofjp ar“ showimr. Four'years •aco Mr.' H-owfijd r marked to me ’This. nn‘<1 '■Jicvs- —• i re' my ih.’k cor*’'-- ' Th's'can no longer be said of B« '1 School. *.s yr.n kr.nv . !l'< v' bare rr-wt-'d .• beautiful twn-roou; building. <'I'm son 1’t >n To. Thr»«' soecinien* were among the ftinst «have ever seen, especially the lemons. - ••t -. - AXOTHFR FINK * WAI.TEKIUIUO GARDKV. Carn Fishburne’s gc,rden. which he doesn’t Cultivate, is not the onlv vegetable garden in Walterhoro worthy of special merflipn. There is another vegetable gardener who will tajte rank with Mr. Riser. Cam’s father-in-law, and that la W. E. Fraser. On a small plot In his back yard. Mr. Fraser has been crowing a fine vegetable garden for several vears. lie makes so much that he has been forced to dispose of some of his nroducts. This ‘■p’-ing lie sold oier $1* of on ions from a swice only c • f w 'l 'ifjurre. and the si me of cabbage, besides -dan's to the vilue of over »<. Th.* ••-•••'*•’ -for tiii.- earden'coat rolv f. » "c-eii's. J^0.-V'S, cbTfi. «e;;rfcbec. -cuash. a'Te some Very . i.e^’-tocs c't r r.dd o' Hie ]• .\ ir>" "beefu nl’uted. Cbnatf- t' vccet;,b!es in bi^ I*. SMITH WHITES. , . • ***•## * * •* ^ * * is nicely nainted outside and the in terior <i« Tlisterod an^ Imlsomin'e-] with mission wood work r.ud foors ioil^dk etc. The' low pri' ? of cotton - o-vnsed rnarv to fail to com" no to ii; • «.' ! \’rw < v l i Rs. \ u ’ V' i' • * * b \»t ;C ,1 him ! with^the corn. and. peas and pc - 1 huts grown on his speelaih- !• pared acres.. The S.osr is selectee .^eir promises, lent about eight men because R is e-s^nti il fof the bov |determined to «ee, the thing fJirouah to understand something of ahimu’. and-by person:! sacrifice and labor life, both on and op the f irm: b|completed the thing in fine st'!". cause It is an animal that can Immediately after Miss Hite’s visi f raised in ail .section^ of Sout’i formed a fine school improve ment association and yesterday af ternoon it. was my privilege to meet Carolina and the Soutfl: because it (s an animal that can be easily ralk- el and. a ta minimum cost, and, af ter being raised, can be quickly" sol,! for a good price. The boy's jo : n- ing the pig clubs will have to study the animals, their habits and the methods of their raising must be come conversant with their differ ent diseases and the cures of these diseases; must fnake an effort to know the best feeds for the hog. those that will produce, muscle and tissues anl bone, and those produc ing fat. and it will be necessary for him to know these facts in order that he will understand hb.w to feed fits, hog a balanced ration if he is to get ffmyimum results. “Be'nK a member *•' a bovs’ pig club Is not a. slothful vouth’s job. for much appilcition and -study will t be necessary If a boy becomes thorouehiv proficient end ^ partici- petes in the prizes^ In this, -is in I of li<£. ’the ftto-o all Other corttjs survive" v-pr that the bo- * who desire to join the .nig' olu'-.- een do so by m;>kinr r*«pUc; Tirr s ejfbor' to him or Jo their lor-1 X' - -.'.- f>- ngot-ts. On ennlicut er>f , -!-'lt tin of tlte t"nite-t t.tes dej prtiv.' 1 !:! of pcricilti’re,. wh*/ h ! s n tnlr.e “ji - frforo.ntlon -hf.tr ."the r-e; ni • ’ 1 i.<v of,pic ol;:h# tpo c«re r.nd t- nttqon: o' «”-*v,e ;M’d the -t!J* ■ go".' ru ’ cont—''s. will be /nrnj’he'd' free of h-rgw. , . - > , Tp/.' foftoVyirc' nrit!' 1 ? frtr the < n- minr .-nr ' 0 bo-'o an-o-i —■ ' ,i , l^*/-** ftfVet-etJ. • - Rnttcd t< tv, IVM t. or. -r/ etcMltvo !“• r*--’* —- • - <j~f. I nr-p •; If-'r-, I t 'llS • Vifto. ?. f To -11 f* t'jopjsf—t' Oerpfc ,1 j-i * * rv r tM' ’ v-Cor*- Ctijh; , r*’ ftoe'’* f "** hr— tr tpX—o to r, f' ■'' l " t’.P , fne prizes: rtpst Pt-'TO --To tbr. I,, ,- Ptoto • ran king tk-' ! iglv " tn with thent.*'^- In the face of a tor nado they eshte, men, women and pupils, sixty strong, and I wish you could have sewn the earnestness with wjiirh they discussed an additional two-mill levy. They started the petition and are carrying It around todav. They have their yard beau tifully cleaned and staked off and a committee to see to improving it. Now. I’ll tell you ti»r reason for Writing you all this. They have no furniture, but rough. • home-made desks, and no means of getting them. Can’t you help them out from your contingent fuiuj’ If there Is a community^dfi the county that de- iserv'-s this help this, I think, is the otwC^ .! This brou"ht eb^rriije pews ftf Hie steady advancement of. e^ur^tlon i^i Dorchester Conrfr ard Suof-rin- tendent Swearingen was gra*ie.',i pt prog*-r«« ard c^diimendet -wot-k of Miss ivicU't.veon and t!ic other cducational/fenders ir> Dorcbe*. ter He p*pe< i.-ylly nolnted on* the eri-nestrcss wftlv which Miss S'illi- veut e.j'tereiK into ih.e ciuse. f-.-unp.- In? nround oh foot *o get per .,.i. ♦rops t^ften the oct»t;oit, to, nut in • the er r: pulsorv edio-r^Ton la w. ,\ great nianv disrri t* rhrgptrli'Ytf /the St.'if-^ arc Invoking* tlict.l.id of Hje compulsory odheatT'’rP ^statute . r 11 It «s believed |»- , t wlic»j if i h, • . rcsitlts "p»' ‘kern oiiic i-o-ti d*«t-let? will fall it-fo lin*' and adopt it. V P. (’ald'.vc’.l r<i . - .1 r>d, , t boro for the r, 'In p.*’ *ts en- c-;. belrc rc- . -THMieh, WiUJams will off 1'n rcstin-r ■ y\ t.- -. D. •hartesiotj."' ■ r.l »iio Hi .o" •• b*t end in etyioying a flcbfng r o. Th-* dnt' s of agent s>t \V f 'l- tcrpf.ro -" re' '»rd - toits and requlrefcr ic,c nr-'tb all- all of rn°’s. ffne. so \ No y-ertiIs ososllv her? ldc<l with" a To the Press it Standard: We are glad to.see the former editor of The Press £ . Standard resume the editorship of The Press and - Stan dard again. Ills editorial couple weeks ,go was only a reiteration of hi? stand for the right and de termination te battle against wrong, as God gives him the ability to percl-t" right and wrong and this is the tugboat and most tnagnani- niou- -laud any man con take in tiro: x We *»*iv very much impressed by cu, addressed delivered i*v M. i’. Ho,v» d, Esq., at Iho Memorial given th** <* uiTcderate veterans at Walter- dav? ago.- .v-iopy of .>ad in the Press'' and of Mr. M;.wel!"i :<'Hi-tly-tbe poctilo TO rid ,]rii!'<'/?: Iv *ov r th-> i■ r.o-ai.i ic I’ -e; e i\ •Tore t-X*v> ' v; our opiu- • he »- *-•; * \ - ')• shoo! 1 l >'., i ' :;!\1 > «?i • . -.. • r : ‘ . r ra h tit !i ■ ii niigli! ‘to X i ertain Fl.i., g: r i' , -ts iXy uro- ,'var, ^ liti l If* •. r*\ker. Prof. Spencer roniior, B. H. Wil lis and Dr. Baker, of Cottageville. were In Walterbofo Tuesday on husiness. Prof. Connor "is prin- • ipal of the Cottageville High school. For anything in READY-TO- WEAR GARMENTS, for Men. Wo men and Children, see u*.—The H. W. Cohen Store. A. 8. Karesh, Mgr. FOR SAJrfK—One' six room 2-storv house in good repair. Apply !. M. Fishburne, Walterhoro, S. 0. It W. F. Givens and P. E Herndon, of Ruffin. Rout® 5, were in town Frida! on a husines.* ’rip. P. P. T. Garris. Sr., of Smonks, was in town Frrda> night, having cgirje Jowr to attend to soce hiMl- ne*-s. Me? 1 Harris re-'orts crot'- in H- err tier a* being ^.ood. and the people hard.at work. stomacii S' ‘ * Hr. lUfkW Write Letter on Thi* Sabjed. Madison Helots, Va.—Mr. rhaa. A. Ragland, of this place, writes: M I hart been taking Thedlord’s B^ck-Dm^hl for indigestion,and other stomach troub les, also colds, and find it to be tho very best medicine 1 have ever used. After taking Black-Draught foe t tel days, I always feel like a new maa.** Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, In pit of stomach, and a feeling of full ness after eating, are sure symptoms ol stomach trouble, ind should be given the. proper treatment, as your strength tad health depend very largely upon your food and its digestion. To get quick and permanent reflet from these ailments, you should hdto a medicine ol known curative merit Its 75 years of splendid success, la te treatment of just such troubles, prom the real merit of ThedfonTs? Black- Draught. Safe, pleasant, gentle la action, and without bad after-effects, it Is auro to benefit both young and old. For salt everywhere. Price 25c. K. C UL 1 -1> T v 'll v • 11: is ftill-;' Iv’tiio to 1"- fniVpht ipoi'tatit js tp-it wliich Th'* Cot; .if** \cu-rnn-« loi’nbt slid tljit i v:ir ng.-tinsl is'innuibo and •'Xprcfsio:!? I'f d-lieht. iloiiltf. if the beast of^icr.or- i-oimiicrcd thp of |4-r : !iic "•mid b.> to greater extent MI^S KDITM KAHTKRI.tV GRAIH ATKH AT W 1STHROC. Amone the rrnduate* at Win- tUron f’olieg' tt}i« "ear. was Mf« Edith Kssterlln. of Hound, a daurh- ♦®r of Mr. E -E. Ea«terlin./ MIm| Easterlin arrived in Walterhoro to-' the ijquor. tra ffnv en route tn b«r horn® She t ** , ‘ ' d. There ar- belligerent or oppositie foncs on “vorv importmt is'die that comes before our c'-Ptr.**' Thcr** i? a mighty cotr^’r* on now to he deteriuiiied next feri between ritihi and - tong,/(prohibition and ffic) and in my honest access of right is ver-* ercomp-'nled hv her brother. Prof. w*/^ depea.^nt upon the und£- Hnrrv Ensterlln. who went to Win-/»««««»«* ihe , f' n,h thron to be present at the gradu- "r- «>•»* mustering their force? for Miss Kasterlln .tlifi-ft**!. - will snend the summer nt the Mme j If educitlon has reached the point ntion ,,of his sister nme and will of her parents teach next fall. Y / m m m li. R. HOTI^K. KHO. HfV TO BROTHER’’ 4 WKOIMNhX ’ I. R. HoncV Ban - left /Supdav for Timmonsville. *p b® pceuent -f ♦ t>«> e»nrria' r ® of Thnddetis Ho"ck, ♦ tier® v mr.de in ’.H’ 'vti/oiptf. ctovcit s„ tirother. D*-. w-b'eb. took phi* ® was IS ItO’tCiy \vn-en IOOK resterdW. The trip i Mr. /Ho’ick’s caT-. -'.T rriir b 't*ric ii/Tornii! I.ivep. • erfed <*h.tr»**erl:i'r*s T:»b- - <1 fo? *'e r?--- - 1 - t» r-. *•• t\ - i. er ’•<•.•. s : b*':'? in a (Rv'^Tcri d_ T!*e- li * e i*, <> •'•'■I t.., '•-•*• s -V-N •Hie, N. V. ' r< S * <> ? ■V» 4 eS -7 f’oft He **’* •.,» •> T'-, -ii n*''• ” c: »ti*t K T«> WAl.TFRHttRo. Mr. and Mrs. Charles worth Gb>’ ■ r® -havice the residence.of the 'li-* l.CMra Yminebloed ri-- *' DTil c-'.r the nnroose of nihking M •Ife'r home. They ujll move up in d'v r>y -n from tb® : r home Pond, where -thev b.i'e hi®< 1 *•, r.dlrs: tJie winter. *** tup cm 'fri « v - R \« K J (*tt THE >f M'lEr. ’f- ••ed Mrs l>. .1. Chaplin. <* Por-4^ vT|fi» b <v,e a suorta*-'- ■ o-,v' in Wat*' rbo -. « >ed “• T*-V.*.»• •• f--- th * .snmnv'f Thi lr ojo-* f-ien'C; v;ill bA c^Jfd t'* .-rttAit-’-xircTVT^cnhin -ard v<- *' , (i* l- town fen the Minim'-r VT - CV> > cK ‘-t*! nlai bahly of/achieyanieni' that M is necessaw to reach before Prohibition win? *hen protiiblfton will win. and w *' believe it has. If ih- voters of South Carolina have t>e*‘i» lilted out ocNie valley of being siMiess ms to the effect tb® liquoh tm.-ine.*? has on man and ®z- ervthiilg :mIiacent -to man upon tlv® lull of eiiHv-bt i,unt then isurblv wl!’ prohibition- li;i\e a mor* overw’belm- ine and ttnetmhsnt. vklOK*-’ There Vse>e a Tim**’; ;. time in the diisforv of JsrioA Ui.ii the need of* the time • —is for ;■ n- in who dared to sin*' 1 Hon*' and ’<> heroic -qliinUf--. W-* \Vri. Tf J.yb Ho: . (if Hidnr»'b> wns in tV}w:i Thnr—V'.v in - atten dance noon tbe irdetir.*-- nt The stock bolder*' of the W 1- t'.rboro Ci tto.i *ii| Comn.ipv. Mr. la Ip* u- geucrat cotinael for th® F A. I,, railway. p--v '" t, 1/ivlr"sfr r of *1>p Ho hr; » N'*''vbi.rrv & ! ns raP- t-end. v 1 - i ' the leift- Thiirsdnv. Mr t.lvln** •oe is one. of.th® riockhohi- ®r ■ ef fti'e Wniterboro Hnttptv f»;i UlRJ n I- d •'?« tinfn to -ttond the HT* ii mei'tihg of the stockholders. *'\ ' Si-'t' of Vie*;g<**t. was 'n \Valt®X* ro Js«t we®’* 'isiting hia tnotherXMrs. G. A. Saul*. He was accnrmnnbd bv Ills'* accomplished daugliter. yll“.s l,«cl*’. and her little s'ster. Fnsle\‘and brother. Austin. They mad • thty. trip in Mr. Sauls' new Overland. Mr and Mrs. Orin B. Itlsher, of Hound, were in th« city todaV. Mr. ,Risher rtates that he Is beginning to harvest his oat crop. Win- laycocks. of Whitb Hull, was in Walterhoro this morning on a business trip. \ /j w V/.* are .still in the Monument / • business ^U-Ahe same place, giving r cu'-tomert better money-savin:; values than ever before. Moans money saved t oyou aud another sat- iHled customer added to our list. B. R. ULMER WALT1 RBORO, ft. C. ITIW • l»l^ *—POl.I.EGE 44F CHARLESTON. South Carolina'* Oldest Collett* f.'tlM Year begins OctotMT. Fn*rrince examinations at. .'1! t Houn^v-tM*ats on Friday, July 2. f> a. m. < Full four year cpun>es^fftetd the B. v, ird B 8. - de| two-year pre-medical course eh. \ frr,-, tuition sell o’arshin is arc i<f,r-.-iiii t Ton *>j' ^0 ' i »■ Th* <;< li< to 'p r o|*h- i - .-‘b-r Iw ’ii >i bv th**' tu.me S' - this 'ears o ef (!■•' !*!ii|i-tln o " ' •t bimsidf mul v.<* need ,1 Join tinnis*'!ves to ’"arch nut In *1'- r*e ■ to \ giv* / as- Veiled tn each county nf the /tnfe Spacious buildings and ^itthietic zroumls.- well emiirned Isb^tratorh unexcelled library facilitU's Expenses moderate. / For t* r-mf cctrlogve. ?ddr‘'*y ' H \IUSON IkXNDOMMI. IMr*- U p’ Th Y . "j*' town for tt;** At**. - n-, , •! n »,in«t *• i|, - , in t'-.c lov.* , intntry i{-a eeo > - -1 v . l’i ' p< 1 th" Go’i i :r Uni* •• !'••''■ Iinf ■ -ft.'<•!* i>- l*.t\><l lint *. fa ’ t"i ri y*« *;:••*• \ T’, s * t*r.o.i ' >’i' J.O--' -O HTiMI-o- 1|*'- ft'llbHl* ••TIP agsin . • * . h«nT . ,*••:• ' Til* -ih ♦.]’ |C. ) dV< I' ’* - ; nil *’ .!*. drink b , :' it. ro-’ - i. ir IP u I' CYPRESS* • / SASH / BUNDS / “Me for ‘GETSir When (Nave Corns’’ %?P MOUi-DINGS ^ AND MILLWORK *' .i. ort '; iff 'X> t \ IK>. <? for.*- T i A<K' (loM* i - • *■* 'f* & * } ♦ V f* T 7 . . -• ' ** •: >c A f'nr ' "r .o' c Q,>(**%** f* ■■Ay T- *’ie tx;'" I' f\ Qes^O*V^ M -X. -t i i i»/»t tut? \ jt*. V «: 'NtT** ! * *•?i o- .H.'-rd ape*'! '‘-'r.iqc'lf = bavit z i.-nr J ji” fo- i» • t V*-< AIMOMiED . f T* •• • i« 1 ’■ « .1VCK o 4 F !*wri»n. i-T V-' - ., in r t* ® tir’O- when the 17” rf f ' . ' V*' ■”» ' v - '' f-..'-eteg ••fop '•* !’ •t 'r*Id t* • v . '. f d t*" b * d * th* rc v id b<* b. 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Cp,'y-A!!.' boa's «•* dvirc -rr’dly. jXd ’’ri ‘ l.i’i-'* V-,"’ • J 1 nkr> Inst fpvnraK- '••* H'jnt’d b.'! -rr. pb« -1 to> Cl * ’•••*»rt f'oH' -* r *• • i*r" •seri’t.i. ?nd v ill j?o fb .- 5 ' w.' m< 'iia’c’y qroff efn : T . .01 , : ; .1 ' ’c-c!l t'l-.e h® .vlffPCfed. ' '"he is cordially to ••<*"?,t tf.i-ai meer’na.- r • . r- -r TTe*. ’of the nfl'j. * r f -a; r.*- "herch ■' ;.. ,, liu-s **. t-'st I IK ! iV< '1 pb -'d ie. . v . >'• # a •I f*Tn*« \TT iRVT-*- ' V, I JMMM.O I RD* ’ CETS-IT ’ Mf.kr* Corn. Fdl Hubt 7, j r . r. . c ,Tl, » - -'U , T ’ Sr-- l*" l 1 Ik M’Tb . ’ 1 J"' • ’ *o -u!rs —' r ' > ii]! J^irc-’lir No ' A" n, o-. Cor. 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Yol 1 rpd 2 M ^.1. «' i:- t i l .rr d i- I.* in 1 1 ? one Tuntitli free aTtricultiirfl short so a ("olege, .S ’-.i'iniT r. r o. • tw zcf .r:re oC, red by r-.U'-r- T ( > ’be ret;ity njre* ' / l*]i> rrr.lteXt t-fr-i'T- /* ; 1 t: ’'*i reports * " * •' •vr4d’ - te*i* e 1 * bovs enr'-C be awarded Iiin fo .Vrtti;.^ •.",i •: i' • 1,. !_ ; • i v ■ . , c.'io >■’«! < o»tIt! ’ o* y . 1, id • I. " ith b | "1 »• ’ ' ■ ? . . o t - •’ ■ ' v.-ii'r- f ' .*'>'*.* .:it'.i ** *t.-* ' ’ n , fit* b-.* ’ •}r d .'. ' ;'< * . r.• .t..f . -ifty • »’ T)*.nr*»f pauper imcaU^T- * H’ • i ■ 'l ■ , * •- i x r, i •' T ■./ tdC-,in*-® i;, li'- ". > X h. . " . ’.d" ’ic. ■•-I, f>. n. 1 ' '* ,.»; • f » t*i >, .1 i. • • ' '5 . . e. T i |, •»,„r- r • , . 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'* ' r hc‘jr»r7« |« offered.hv the Ame-icae Ho?l Pro- du-ta Comnany. of Atlanta? G?. Fifth .Prize—To tbe boy in each f~c fie- e< rt, r,er yeui. n 1 * '1 • i-’** 't; r» -1 n f r* 1" 1 ivep j; nd ojl n b" ' ! tfja 11 a ’ i• n -iny f ir*n’■ Mtrhted *0 Iv • • '. t*- ! r - inn— • ire A« TH of . Bo?s’ cl“b f \ k Arrroved: ' , •- W. W. T/rnsV. ?,tate Aqent J. E. 8\\earing*n. * ^Ktate Supt of Education. 1)1 f " ’ire w 1 «eh h there tin a ' . / nf l , e r i *Ti* alvavs lyis i* **# # hini to r>re i o « «f> *i't I rf V We ?b*’illd for Ji4i.*li and ballot ifi.the 'or- f td <„* field Ir tr v « » Inot bob"’ ih ! - d .nS’i bjlit'^ Kilt !*v . .'it em • ?1 ;.‘:tgthy''« r Uldwmust . SOT r U<r> tlin right to vote h-Infill purpore®. Th® richt for v.J.Irl nur • 1,1 ' IT on t *-b' carp r- hi - tOf' '.'I* *■» d "’ !' FATIV MEETING AGAIN PtlOtTPONED. The meeting, df the fflrcrtor* of no, '\ f .. wbnhlil use it for bMtcrnirn* of oolliiral. ’oci.rf and eq.n»’oriln->1 eofidjiinn? ;<nd nbt as a means to lay teitintalion and before m ■ the Colleton County Fair assof iatioi weaker fellovn’ man N 1 was not held Saturday as thcr* was | + (iqjiuhtnn. -J KTtklT’’ u fold by ilruggt’-s every* It evcry*btn«. when s^t up nights ) v*rrn r ing up jour tmV Hr- 1 ». Kni' tirtna oft atilv"? tUm mb < :T or *,w> il up Ho corn, pfi-ttng on citt’-u p «sV'rs ( that unWi* corns pop-.-y**t, slsugii’.ering your to* -> with razors. Jobbing tie m wjiu , kiitvei and pruning to t'e- ftr.lt ii with j soi-m-w—and then you put on y cimr's-* f L *'GKT®-IT' , ar.H >*»ur corn fH right off—w hy. tt iu*t hMik:* lilt*- a uur.wle. Ju-’. try It. “OETS-IT" never fails. No pstn'. .| no trouble. Uao It M any corn, tuUu=. watt *‘U> when-, iic a bottle.'or sent dlr'-ct by K. Li wr* nee & Com Chicago* a. fSuJa in Walieri'^ro amd rye..in- X-nded-AS the wffyld’s owt com cure >y Walterhoro Drug Ct>. % ^ The Quinine That Dees Net Affect The Nee* .i;er*t»:«r ot Its snd !*x"»tivr rrfm^l. I.AXA- \|V 1: JWOMOqftTJfINFI» i CdcMiom •< ’ - y >:t rie ho I •i.K» n it can—- n-t. ■*ncs; .s.r •iklK'ie vi.brwl Krwrj|i -r |f*r ■ 1 '. r r 'J i ak l«i Ihe, signaiarr c! : .. ’r •’> . ■ . ' K • ^ * A THE BAILEY-LEBBY CO For Sale [ligh Grade Meal and Hulls, the best and Cheapest Feed SFEI) WANTED. We oiler three deals, Sell, Swap or Store. COTTON GINNIN<J Saturday. WE iyl V SEED ( OTTON. * REMNANTS Walterhoro Oil Mill ii DEATH"VER , ■s' 4 RAT CORN r m 2 > •. rsm ♦ # 1 '$ ■ > ,nd r , r \\ a:. hct •,X”5t- Fa. \ Ri J g.«FdY-TISM A. P. 8. UBBER ROOFING" CHARLESTON. S. & •1 *. .v rour F.liHumuiiiim Xe • . ■ -. .Headaches, Cramf’S, Colic, .> trriiis. Bruises, Cuta und liu a - * -! Sores. Slircs tfifasects Etc* ArC i ’Piic AiudyaXus :d in ker.u:.j cxtcruaily.' Price 25c % . *v. ■# ♦ t t .• X' • ■ *.