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i I 0 ' • V:‘- ^AGKSDC THE PRESS AND STANDARD fi « \ r I .. j f f ^ w ■ tm - ?’■ @ I J- I I tl ' vi H fcj I 4 A - r r®0 ,;"H 'A-f;' •. . f • . ■ jm* 'is i : .* I ' N ' ■ WL h - f» ^ «'' i iKl -ii ■iftl t P I \*A f! 1^.: • * i'll lx II rf iJi ■ / JUNE 9. 1915. PURS RAILROAD TO SAVANNAH CHARLESTON |ft*. GETS CHARTB^L FLANS NE'iV LINf. ONE-YEAR MEN FINISH. Th;?l>^Ki#ht Vourr Famirr*> Cjin •>inlfiratr« fr«mT CTnn'wu. rirm««fv Collsare. yunc ■?—Thlrts- Lr.'^i-'n liav' 1 - rerehcC *cr- | . ;. ra t , F tWurrirs: t’)Rt they hsA c*' u!Vr compIf'/Hl lhe ono-yeTj. agrlcqltomlj— o - s* nn 1 WILL BE AIR ^ ThM»«*h < >!lrt<tn anil Will be Klgbty-I ivc Mile^ ' t length. • The following acroucf of a new failroad between Charleeton and Savannah, which will traverse low er Colleton, la tgken from 9?*“ r : day’s News A Courier The legs. notices for this ’ organization are pabtlshed la this issue of The Press A Standard: Formal steps looking to exten- ,« 0 _ of the Bonsai ’system from Charleston to Savannah have been • talma. When oetual eonstmetlon Will begin has not been annouaced. I cosmisloo for the Charleston Southern Railway, from Charleston to Hatehlnsoo’a tlslaad. • 8 *7* nn *^ a distance of Hynty-ive miles, was iMued jresterdav by the Secretary of ftTat. In r.lgmbu. Tb. *«l«lon.r. are siven p* decree K. f>ar«ao and Bright Ih’flHamson. «: I'arllngton. and lam«« B Kvsns. of Florence. When the line between Charleston Andrew* was chartered H w.»* called the Charleefor Northern RallwaT m d th.K Roe. together » ^ • c Vorth and South &amm. «tontV Carolina Western, the SOU* • CarolV.’csterr rtren 'or and tl.c and VT' ^-rn <recent• • Ay v fro , r th^C^awm^ Xtinrfe anf? 'vfeMr-cr.’. rif .»lrviJL‘ r.rd Che raw ,‘ r , t i, Bonsr.l Interest!-. Lu» * not im ’n<ted i n ii t c- V.bd Cnr«v . It l ? believed t- fherle- .on SonC.rm will become n hr! ■> d’C C.-tniii 1 Atlantic sarf Westf .’.. ; • \o tllb lal Mateinc^l II »**. | # Mr W : Bonsai- ,l*r ‘io rt c | t*,.. (•;’roltnr. Mlintb er.l Weatcrr.j i.m\ Mr J K. Har.*orl general man- * VVer of the svsteM' v./v Loll 1 *> Chart, stetl ye te.rdav. bntVo Ma*<- ment about the . harb‘ : *en-?ava ii^h *5tension available, ^ eight j-ou r \ j. ficrArr. ccTiiivjiin . ..n socthern I u r ,^ for the scisien |> eltife Is smaller by " ojthan the elagsitif" of b.Jt * ; I tbe •* •H\.before,’Mil In q: ! ' t' IrxAoeg the besr tter' te p «. tLrasyh P *thi eourae. . ) ^Tbt one-y#ar #'rr ? ru!tt: ,, i! course Fpociilly- ieElgned’ to mcot th* - n ^ci»s of farmers’ sons who rre able to devote' Lo**r. ~en> a te 8 eo’- Jege eonrse. An effort,. Is', made• ! r ?be one-year coyrse to instruct the s’udents'in all th eesaert’altt of ar- rioul'ure. with m^’ch .stress placed on the poetical side and to pre-rar - - •n v .to begin farming with a fo’’” dation knowledge of the best meth od* r.nd with the capacity to scoH*-.' further* knowledge of scientific 'arming. Most of th* one-yloar graduate* M. r n to their hornet nnd ehtee sv once noon the practice of asrleul- trtrf. They are aa a ml* serlou* end earnest young men. with ambition and ’eagernsaa to learn the better »**t. and In hiany eases the* become s*rohg Influences for good when they return to their hornet. BLOOD ‘•HKD IN HrXC.FR RIOTH IN MEXICO TOWN. f.otedo. Tea..- June 4.—BleMshyd ’n hunger r1o»s and »~nton looting and the sii>MM»<ji!ent '’ills evaepation of MonterreJ wa* told of here todji- hv pn«se"cers from th^re. Thov The tien- Sd^r 1 declared five rlofer* were V'Mod end twelve wounded hv Raf ! 'l Ferrlngo on Ital'ar anhlecl '- hen the nob* o». ♦ 'to. raid hfs teHorl’-g r?f'-h l.^hrue nt Ferrinco r-nid .he mt'.!'’ 1 inu»r!.' f cr-r-’ M< "\ v oc'r. ' , " 1 ' (r’dldrc \ fi-’v’ :f th * r! .»'■» Mien e Jrled’ *0 iV)r<')>: «-i r ' ; - X.: 1 1 -I ? • T>rl/ , n« \\-fV - f. C V Of. * ’■ .j rvst» •’ i ..cmrn* in fcold r.rd -•••’ r r hmiqh*’ vlo!.en> e f^rransr forces e'tini'M* 1 -* I on it ft to n.nfift no.' c*cei ny . h '< iff . nd r.fc trv’i>~ to tor or<h ;»i «•, * * * #' «• * * -v:- W. C. T. T. NOTES.’ Uonp-.l i* known to have ben wor!;- on".he oroirHi for'sometime a« i inv on”lhe proic • iva* in, tfavarnab Thursday. h * * * ■» * * * * * * * * C •TIm.* < tialleiitf- «tf l*atHotUf i. The call, of the temperance and prohibition reform is the chafleng- of highest patriotism. A merit ^ fares today th.* intglitiest domesti. R.U6QER. OATMERJMG in rh« pAim ccunfry c^ 5r4i^il.Flo«fir^ rwbber down) fhe Amfts ) on.(inn^in^ crude rubber to Newark in<*iuded in Hs jj. !r.nd foreign problems of her evem ,He Citw of Charleston,’ th* fui histo -v ro-’d has the right ofctOMng t industrial unrest; thp extsenir*^ HIV from a noirt ju _ _ • th? , of Individualism, paternalism and ralon Statlor and Jr c_^I ^ rolumuaiBm( masterful que.- tions of our great cities .the hunge a fine steel dras>f>dge will t*** across the A Uley River -in proxt- mlty ’ of Sir ens street. From / , a point a« tho -Aslii^Y to ** point on Hutcfcibson’s Islhr.u. v here ron- nc-tlon #Rh ‘he Seaboard Air I. *)^ will it^ made h.V*’ bew r.. ’”Ond will he .prnctic* lb Mr lin r The - t.T,nce from Cha-I^yion to S^ivarnali. K this rfHite -*j»HI lu* ahefreizV;'- six miles, thirty lull** shorter than the ehortes? ire< nt nil route.A /• tv.*h -eon’.jfiotlon of ti’l' 5 Im^Avr- tant link. :f I* f-fimated that pa‘- oeucef between H; mlet ard SavannaV. via f’bariestow," will ma1:e • ♦*-« run in an hour and a half 1' >C1 tin.e rhse v . Columbia.; Psauminc. the* through trains of th'* Set.bo'ird Mr/l.itie xn* through CU-irl^^- toft. The CharJeston-SlaVapn.-tn branch will, it 1* believed, be given /the same «nbfct*>-n»!al construction •as the'rest of the Eonral wstem, y Once oonstn.etlop is Iwgun U is reported tbs* the railroad w'H be completed within a vear. It bv Iwen known foe rnopths that Mr. Ponsei ■ and bis associates v ere planning this e*tensinn ’ and an- rdnncement of the pctii‘on for e charter is not a matter for surprlve. An sppecclntion of the local news paper an ' of what Us editor do-s for the fomnjunitn is well express ed In an Article wre hatV pofieed ih rofr>*% of the exchanges credited to Kx-Wvemor iWmmcis. of ■“M'ssouti ^1a follows- K*-C.ovfcrnor Franeis oree «ai<t the follow'ng of news- r*.m*rs- “R-’ch vevr the local paper rives' front ISdA to., In free. Ures to »he community in which it. ip io.--.iex» So other •'e‘*ne* ran or wilt do th»« The et|i»or in p r o- norttop tp bi:« nmaRS. doe* more for hi* .-gun tn^n rnv nf.h'hr ten men. end in all dnir"*** he ought to b- supported. not beespse you Lke h*m er admire hi* w litink*. but beenus> the local owner Is the best Invest- mep.t a eommuetfv e-»p m-ke. ,It mw not be brl'llantlr edited or crowned with thouMi*. but flnapel- allv it of more benefit V» the rornmnnilv than Ihe ^preacher ov reachei r ... ITpdoi^tsnd me. I do not pve.n yugtptally md vet on moral nuesRona yen wilt fnd most ef th rt t—per* e»j *l»e r ! '*4*t aide 'Boday •*»e editor of the local papers do tty* most for the !•».**♦ *-rnev of anv poonlp on earth.” -OafTr.ep r l.edger.. A COt’tiH REMEDY THAT RK- ' KIEVEsi. It’* prepared Troir tb» healln- Pine Ha tea at. Taf and Honey—all mlted In a He .fi’ni x xooth»ng Cdugh ,/Svrup called I»r BetR* Pine-Tar- / Honey. Thouaand* have bwhcfltted by its uao- uo meed of your endur ing that aaaoyiag Cough or risking g dangerous Cctd. Go to your deal- • ey. ask few a Kc. original bottle Dr. Bell’* Pine-Tar-Hpney. ■Cgrt uaing at Tnee and get rid of your Cough . an* Cold. W r . It trisl's; the grinding of these prob-’ loms and others beyohd numpfr seethe in the caldron pf douieafl* unrest. Without the world rocks in .vn r.bysnial nt niggle of elemental hates. Some empires and kingdoms v HI fall, oil will i»e made de«.>l.'lr\ robbed of treasure, wasted of br-in and wiicn the clouds- »>t war f:nailv lift, what n spectacle! K Lrpj'*. a bleeding re pel Hint v.a*te!, He 1- not an idle dreamer who shys the* whtji Mar*, bloo.1 "Chitted, fall alseep upon the pfains'.of ’Flanders, the eyes of tuillion* jof'the bondav- ed hnd ot'pres»eiLm\ ill turn as turn c t*>e morning no\m i *<s4m\ard the sue. will turn as-turned tT:c eyes of IV rcal toward the ; , Pt > otnised J.nnd." toward the repulic safety set upon a continent between the mightiest oceans of the earth, a republic in herself sufficiint for every, hung-r of mankind. ’ • H i* a* plainly written as the de calogue. that beneath the flag; first raised b’v Washington, and now fix-, cd' on high bv a united and never- to-be-estranged people, shall be the burning out of the ancient, droo of de»g>otism In the white fires of free dom; shall Ih* the melting of th* nations'’and the -welding of the races. "For this world mission, for t-his divine destiny—1o heal 4 the > yai save of the earth and t» build the future better than thi* past—Amerl ea need* bwry man at his in-st.* The supreme foe of the State, the liiyor institution will give to the ar mies of * our progre«? trembling limba. blinded eyes, deafened ears, poverty of purse .-Mid of isoul. haRr lug mnid* and hear** that are too frail to pump the blood of ‘mighty deed* Men and women -s citizen* are the product of four en-irenment*. The physical, the moral, the Indus trial and the political. A moral incompetent cannot be a good eltlaen. An industrial Incom petent cannot be a rood citizen. A political incompetent cannot be a good citizen., , 1 submit to Von the Honor Instl- fotion as the supreme tangible foe of the state, because It is the se- nreme positive promoter of nhvsi- **nl.. moral. indu*trt->l hnd political inrompeteney’. Millions of citizens jnen and wom n ». ImmediMelv vital to,the nation*! aYid world program of this republic canndt be fit their **est until the liquor Institution is destroyed. ' r \ Other and unborn millions are phvsleally. morally. IndirMrlally and politlcallv pre-damned bv th^ ene-. getlc taint of alcohoT. And Ameri ca nood* everv mfin at hla best* Indited on four courts. On four courts—sa* tWe sharkler of bodies, sa the dispoiler of morals.^ |^s the <mpoverlaher of Industry and as the eormotor of govepnmqpf. - !ndl<-v ♦he liqoor Institution and arraign it In ^ho high court-of patriotism On the accumulated »pd unlm- ✓ * hat haa becocs of *h« old oned editor who. ufifd to My dnmen* 4 when wTitlng* cf fwo or * married women? peachable teatlmony of thei ■eentn-i^igred to eocb coupty of the f 5 * ite * "*v pf iguittv ries I demand the verdi I with no i-oeotpmendatipo of* merev- In the nnrae of the tlesA the llvlr- and the unborn I ask for the maxi- mpm sentence statewide, nation wide. worldwide prohibition! %>) _ 3\ ; COTTON CUlTiVATION PickiDkC Lot^ S/RfUe Sea UtancTVarn for fabric of AgJAX- bire.Y and bHn^pn^ir K> marlw^ r i V #r ^ I ./LI .y<irjk£ r & T- WEAVING cerron info m »tron£ K>u^h w«ar rtaisKn/Cfabnc •nd "fricNoinjitfl if- wifh rubber ^um 155 in writing 000 MILES “While others crp claiming Quality ire are guaranteeing it.” WASHING mi&BER. Frac of impvrihe& A •ddm/aHtt. aUni«nh» whiili maka if and andvrin^T^ DUUDIN6 QUALITY TIRES A3AX h’rn* nr* made loi-<^*l^ by bandtwhil*' vulcan^ahon tst hhe- Ain^le cvre process. 5L A3AXTIR.E.3 .AR.E GUARANTEED in wnKnt^l EvaryjnAK Nr* proh*ch»d wiMi Hie mttk<r.V wri!>«n i&'^ranfce of- oo rr >5 o' miles. / / PAS5LI) S^eM-husiaM tcnlly nndoraoci * in ih». ’ enTIRETy by fh« Board of Censorship . Sold by .V-t DIRE DISTRESS It is Near at Hand to Hundreds of Walterboro Readers. - ,\>* • Don't neglect an .aching back. Backache In often the kidneys* . ry f«® help. Neglect hurrying to the kidneys’ ai<t \ ‘Means that Urinary trouble.* may ♦ollow. x • , » Or danger of worse kidnev trou ble. \ ' , ’ Here's Walterboro Vstlmonv. Mrs. \\\ 7.. Ayer. Tfnmpton St. • Walterboro. says; "For the past ive years I suffered from «*v/ra 1 bad attacks of kidney trouble- and lumbago. I had pain? In'my back and hips, 5 and often for weeks at a time I wasn’t .able to straighten. I 'md headaches and dizzy r.pelis. ar-i l could hardlv »ee across the room I tried lots of remedies but didn’t vet any permnrtent benefit. I heard of Doan’s Kidney Pill* and com menced taking them. Thev reliev ’d me from the start It hn* been two years nowr siut-n I hhve h:id sncV) an attack »nd I give-all the rr’d!t to Doan’'' Kidney Pills.” Price f>nc'. at all dealers. Don’t slmplv ask for a kidnev r-rnedV^— yet Doan’s Kidney Pijis—the sim.> ‘bat Mrs. Ayer had. Fo«t*«--Mi1- burp To.. Props., Buffalo. N. Y H *•' , i— 17HA / »*” 1015 —<X>1J.KGF. «>F rHARLFsTOY— South Carolina’* Oldest rollege 131st Year begins October. Entrance exam'mMens at nM the • ’ouqty-seats on Friday. July 2. at A m. * ■ Full four ve^r courses load ro the P. A. and B. S. degrees. \ two-year pre-medical course is giv en A f ’v* tuition tcholarship is ”. As PETER DORMAN DEAD. WHI Known Negro ILir!>cr ...Away Karly.Monday. w Peter’Dorman, one of the well known colored citizens of Walter- horo died early Monday morning following an illness of a week. He has been a well known figure in this county for a long time, having mpducted a barber shop for maty •.ears. Thera were many white men In-town who never allowed anybody' else to do Iheir tonsorial but Re ter.* and he was g 'good bar- bet 4 . Re owned a good sized tract of land aod had built a nice home, ‘•nd was considered a good citizen. His wife was for many years one of the teachers in the negro graded =chool. and a^wotnan of much intel ligence. Reter was of i. large fam ily. and they own now and have owned considerable property dn atjd near tow®. ***** ******** * * * ISLANDTON. * * 'S' ******* *’ * * *■ * * * I? land ion May 31.-—In order that those who do tiet atte:;d t church regularly jncy keep in touch with the yotprtger folks, or In case a stranger may visit the citv. these few/dots may be of some h lo .. or Introduction, or perhaps tnr.y be ccsi^r made Acquainted, not In the least insinuating pn the bashfulness *f our young folks for v.e have a verv nervy flock. Waite’ - Crosby nr mo 1 *? comrton- lv eiljed ’’Uncle Dltdly” being the hiohk.^ of the flock “■* ‘‘The friend to all,"Harry Mur- dfiugh. ^ . /"The ever tog'jrher.’’ Dozier 'Crosby and Vfr.itia r.odlev l.ee SrsHous bu'Jding* and atht-'le -•oned?. w«-»l ••■intoTwift Rhorat •s \;r''vcclled library facilities. P)nen<-A« moderate. Foy terms •--d rotvtogue. address HARISON RANDOLPH, President. ’ « To be healthy at sevtaty, preparc # at forty, Is souad advice, because in the strength of middle Ufa we too often forget that neglected colds, or careless treat ment of slight aches and pains, simply nnd ermine strength nod bring chronic weakness for later years. '♦'* To be stronger when older, keep your blood pwe and rich sad active with the strength-building and blood-nourishing properties of Scott's Emulsion which its food, a tonic and a medicine tq keep yoor blood rich,, alleviate rheumatism and avoid sickness. No alcohol in Scott’s. " seoU 4 Oswae. Mooafield. S. J. _ , . - . V* L*S| Xow Part of Hark Bone. Milwaukee, Wls., Jufie 4.—Bes sie Allen, one of America's , moar famous whist experts, is recovering -from a tubercular buck, following rtn .operation that replaced the .difij' »r.«d vertebra wjth a piece of bone from one of-her lets. ( fi*i£JMATI5M KIOlCYfl AND jacg ■’Tf-o greatest fisheaman Hudson. . *» •, « , ; ' “Bashfulness.” Darby Murdough "Greatest musirlrn.*’ Charley Mack. * , "The most welcome host.” Online Polk. We are verv glad to see Mr. Wal ter Crosby survived from a great illness. x M*)s Pearl ^ Harvey attended Sunday school fottrth Sunday » We r.re much nleased over the orogress of the Sunday «eho«l at fslandton being under the manage ment of Raymond C. Polk. We hope for still greater sutrer- We are lorry’to leatm that the Islandton Literary Society ts " nra- *¥esslng*verv qukfTv, think it. must bo gone fo the tiorthe^g nart of the stH rt . Saluda, to some good summer ee'jort. Wake up young^folks. and let* re-ornrlze -the president did not go to Saluda. - ' AN EASY. PLEASANT LAXATIVE One or two Dr. Kln~’« ^’ew Life Pills with % tumbler of water at l ight No bad. nxu«c .’ng taste; "n belching ras. Go right to bed. Wxkc un ih the morning, enjoy a free, easy bowel move to'" ‘ - • •! "n't all de». . t ’ » «?« pfjt, nre sold hr r> v r. % "d In an original parkaf*- - Oe’t * bottle todav—en’o*- fl,»- r* ‘asant laxative. STOP! CALOMEL . • IS QUICKSILVER l-’s Mcrtnry! Attacks The Bun Salivates and .XlaK*-> You Sick. - There’s no reason why r' ” should take sickening. ’ Hi calomel when 50 cents buy.' - 1 bottle of Dodson’s. Liver TOy- perfeft* s’tfistitute f:r ralomo;. It Is pleasant, vegetable ! which will start vourlher : • sa>reiy as calomel, but i* ’ •!•**, make v-S-ji sick am! enn not <li.. Children r.nd grown foil'- irke Dodsor’s !. J ver Ton-', !h‘< i; it ,1s r>e fect'y I emilc'v.-'. Cal )m«‘! j-. danger. It. is mere urv add aftacV:< wir t>. i Take a dose of na*iv calomi'l t dav and you will feel mc:-; .' o nd nauseated tomorrow. Don ’ lose a dry's w ork. Tr -'w r> <t' fui of Dodson’s Liver Tor" »’• ! end yofi wMl -vake up foolin’ rr i< So more biliousness, t or-rr i' 1 " slugglkhnesB, headache, eoaied ?r "- gtie or ’ sour stomacli. Vcut -''draff gist says If you .don’t fir! D r i ‘ L'ver Tone acts better tb - *n hor'-i- hle calomef your tronc.” is ■.o ' - .*or you. s ■' It A GOOD HorsF.HOl.D S'WF Ordinary ailments aptci are not of themselves‘‘scri" h '"fertlon or low vitality tnn' tlf dengerons. Don’t n« gleet n or hApni' »* i 1 ’nalL Blood Poisrn has ’ stt 1, t’em a pln-nlfk or s »••• t.-l* .. F H such ailments Buckl r n' c Vrcti ‘Salve Is exr'"ll> ♦ It prot -'** ai ’ , eals the iuT: is anti-e"* k' faction -rd !'*ovrn* u >' r ‘' r " r '*Tnnlk‘nt , ''r" Good fer . ’ Si- Blemlshe*- T '!’" , r'‘>S'; Sa’t ’ten Fczoma r ' r, t -n orlktnal oun 25c. ber fre*" veur Drurc 4 "* !\ My One “BROMO QUININE" *!»»•. To grt th« rsnulov..for lull ,-cv TIVKkR -’Of V:U. Lock , • W. h- :f, • Oofti in < full na if or vl work L‘XA Uutf ol .Mel'S I /if S' -•