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* —• PAGE TWO THE PRESS AXD STANDARD JUNE 16. l > io> PAPERS READ BY GRADUATES OF WAHERBORO HIGH SCHOOL i r s LEGAL ADVEETISMENTS SALUTATORY. Thi« little wizard' seetned to dta- > of silence and suspense. By K. >1. Jacobs. locrn that I was in need of help for Who shall decide which 4s lie said- “Come with\jne and I will oardcr^lot? Lej only tlios.> He offered himself as a sacrifice \<;t;<V of 0|K>niRa < i' It of •M ripth n «o Ti*' 1 C.i; ititl ►'{<’'1: t iPtiu.KsrcN M»rTii::iV\ \ IMII.WAV. the Hut she is the one who • ;.ays th* who 4 show you that whic£ you seek i# have experience ontthe one han.l the know." ' / * ' exiviliaration of battle and 'on 'the ptice. All honors we owe to t/T. «■ The unsaUs- I VALEDICTORY. I>\ Itnweii Jono There is always in the heart a feelina * of d htjrnan • dm . v to old Mr. President,- Superintendent.-i' _ | followed as he led the way other hand the misery of 'Ladies and Gentlemen. I’uderKradfi-, through the woods. 1 began to be- fled suspense, answer. / ates. Classmates: • (ome frightened when I saw how put it^ls not my purpose to har- After these jears of faithful »er-;,j ar g R nd dreary were the woods ho row the hearts of this audience with tie#, the class of 1915 appears, to v.ks^leading me through, but my so sad a picture. claim Its well-earned promotions curiosity impelled me to go on. It is .more to my inclination to 1 greater p'pportunlty. You ask 'wfiat when he had come to the very deep- deal in heroics. we intend to do wh<h we go out in- e> t part of the’woods the little man Perhaps the. first women in- his- whenever wc ««•> tailed :s. to the world, and we re^riy in the stopped and produced a queer little tory that as a group have challeng-if-rovviell to tho>e v . :.:*ia .. word*, of the -catechism: “To do tnrtrument from his pocket. It r( i the admiration of us all tfco~e There. how -er. :• cf-'*;; my duty In that station of life uu f o looked much like a telescope bravo Spartan mothers who worc nable swiftness in the though which it £hal! please God to call through it was very much smaller, accustomed to say to their sons on those vho i-art in sorrow ^iil ^ There was a long row of dates tho jive of departure tor battle. ”Kc- day meet ag..in In gl.u.ncs Some will go on to new exnerl-• along the rod on whith ’the focus- tlirn ^ith your shield or upon it.”! hearts mellowed by encec and trials in college, others | n «. screw turned. ‘Now." he said. Modern ihistory' furbishes ‘many ; ch erished. out Into life to sole* great problem*- .w hat year would you see?” I equally an genuine examples .ys, 1’ ‘ s hard , for me to sal go-nit)., "j there. AH are pledged to serve. 331,1 “IMO.” ‘those ancient heroines. thCee «lasstm.tes of Rvne: !t . v.herever they may go. . Then he said. “Write the name of .perhaps one of the noblest lr-jhurd to l-m .arewell to j 1 - ... m..- Sh'ould any of these ho>-s or gir'7 ,h e classmate whose future you stances of true heroism is that fir- w ^ rp , f ' r i PO * pr *R."' - o* *•' and slide it In nished us by Florence Nightingale, i laycd and worked and imne o. ; ind that | Th^ undersigned Hoard of Cor porators hereby give notice, pur- . suant to :• coiuijission issut’d b " 'the ret ary of State ' of. South ’ 1 ■.■. "o'linn, rha’t they w ill, open Hooks ( of Sul’scriptfoa to the capiti! stm k : Charleston Sdufhern Hrilway, at the effice < f George K.' Pr.rgan. in ; adjudicated Hankrupt. . th-' tewn of Hr.’rlington. South Ca:o-^|^ 0 * fl r «t meeting of th-ir Hria, at ten o'-'icek in the forecoo-u . V j;i i, e i ir id at the ofTIce r- rr. f!ie 12tl» day of July. i -*npitr , .t steek Forty-three Thousand i i^olrrs -< ?415.00fii to be divided ln-‘ •ix Tii'K niSTiticT coniT s INITHI) ST.VCUS. l-'or flu* IMstrict of .Soiitli 4 ' In Hiinkrupti v. IN THE MATT EH OF J. f). 1. man, Sr.. H. S. A- kenu:wi ; ID. Ackerman. Jr., individual! I as Copr.rtners a* J. IVAcki' Sons, llankrupts. To the Creditors of the :i!»o\Y rupts. Notice is hereby given th: * Tril day of June, A. l:<r ebove named Hunknypts v,* > IT'i' I Jeree. • .room r.n*. r - hi Huilding. 2h IJroail Stic !, ton. S. on the ,17th j. i;O..J n F •:r hundred and th'rtv ‘-ttb'i v. j). ipi:, ; it 12'oMo.k - w.c. : «r s of the par ynluo of One Uur- j , v |,ich type the s^id cre-ti nu nio: ie.< ic:*. .said “1940." ‘those ancient heroines. .X.-1 Then he said. “Write the name of , perhaps one of the noblest rTJTt f 11 to meet the gr^at exp^emtiotvs j wou i,i like to know. ... of their fond parents the fault will : fhe Instrument.” who went out in the Crimean War; > *o*e th.nF* whi<h go to be ni their shoijtco'uingk. Oh. no! j wr ote the name I wished on a with thirty trained nurses and too* , boyhood. Truly it may m.<i cricumstanceju and It alone, will bo c, m all leaf he handed me and slip- charge -of military hospitals unfilhX that the plates wine.: p v !r« <! TtoHr.rs < .<100 P'each. . GFORGE F PXFC-'N ntflOHT WTM.T XMSON J XMEi? IV FX* X NS Hoard of Corporator?. 1 ttend. pro.\e their Iv-m , a trustei*. r-rammo-t:." T and transact stnli oth* • mr.'* prone: ly come b*-!* >:)retiog. I f is I'l’Ol’.Ofo l * sa!»* r*! tli- or a {1 • 'po *.v a V day. »o nianie, an'i iu.» «.i* ! ped It in the Instrument. . Then t j, 0 , i os , P n f the war in 1856. She |once, will Know us no r.o e M« chief aid and ally. “Failure." 1 t j lpr o appeared* to me a beautiful then established St. Thomas’ Home ever. V which waves its flaming sword be- home, surrounded by tall trees and | n Hondon for the training of nurs-j «e must, however, look fore our eyes. How many of us have[ bank , ^ ro „ pg p,,, w | iat most a t- e s. 'rom the sadners <«f this l. s: ^ e P d before the combined efforts of trncted my attention was the figure American women proved them-i In the future there is .•.'.• .v.. *’reae two? , of the man and woman standing-on ^Ivcs \s the whole shining circle of thejtj,,, veranda. The men was tall and trying -w v .5, reflected In our humble d^a-| ( j ark As I looked the girl turned <*,tba. in the division dron so is the horizon of We and her head and I recognized,, the fair the tents where veNovV fev«»r cast s Its arcliinr vaults ’ of aspiration i f aPO n f my schoolmate. Pearl Grace, were numbered by' the scory the Contained in that one verse phase. ( j thrn s |fpp P fl the next name In th** Hcd <*ross N’strses tolled, saving the q P v>ral sought the wide wnrM > it«frument and in the place of the m V cs of others and earing not for literature- for w>me saying tha Y i, oa „t! r *„| bouse r'ood a larce,. otr te- tboir own no«i! evhaurtieu .pid loss VOTM'F <»K xt-pj l(*XTIt*\ ov pi;. If X I I’ 4**’ 4 II X»tl.r*iT4>\ SOITHI'HV i:\H WAY. rican women proveo tnem- m •••• Imr worthy emulators in thejof ns lies opportunity: we mu<» go days of the campaigt; in forth from 'Iris commem -mo:.. fo, in the division hospitals, in “liter upon the solemn b-istnc- • o, ! •k'* 11 more fitly set forth the digni- t v luiililing. St *ndlng In the :> tor- c-cd and solemn purpose of- human - An y was c traise 1 mr«o : nil a exU-teaee. and voti vill -ftbd nothing young doctor conversing. ! glanced ’ Hn. no*hi:!u r,f ^,0 irscrlptinn over th--* doorw.iv ” s sub!' r, «,,.rdv. nothin*- o rfctn. mu nr.e- ?,t Hie in script ion over tn* 4joprw.1v -rt f .;-ne*.i VI1 that is tTNbe aehie\'- t wa-- ti "The Jones , 4r> hn.endured. th<' ^hui: ri-m” au-i tben I recofni/ 1 cone'ie-T' of m tertal things. C’•/•> o do-*<; r n-.y .. k’s mat(V-How-U *■ - ‘ ■ —a 1 /: !s<n»> '* and ar<= a To .. , of th- Inner-self. , 1. ,t ore won* ’ duty. : ii' ; Vu <et, r-. failure., honor. | ^r-*: ..-p' r-r> nr" oril *' 0 iu e .My ffort’. hut not of sle-n had «onquered with pow*>r .Mirs Wheeler's name is i.te-now to i<o fgygoMi •*.. Si* ' father t a*! hrn-lior in . * :i- !i crOik ti’om i i iHne-s. v !,-•• .r.*t r-M tive <!»mi per 1 ' t n o . r the -■ twr 1 ■ - ' ■ !'•«•• • *>t and cool. nv.tTrt hy the s-.- l or ;» < h.-iMcr XX'ith the Pom or Condemn l.amN for lU’hts. • ‘ «tf Way. - • to the imniediaf^ 1 runt’s property o*:] o. fiiou. E!*w\‘‘n w. »jn:i : I ? ef( r-' ,f> i’t.P:*!i! Ha tod June 7th. 111". . \otF The ’ roof of <" he in accordance with th* ! orescril ed hv the Sunrcnt.'' ( the I’niled States. * £ being men and women-. In this address I want to stre.-s a single idea. We must co^itir’”*• our work until We bef-onje at 1 * ’ mon and w-omcn. This is only our commencement. We live in ?vhen men untrained cannot ".'life tie* full men. ere of Mtr *• onlv : o - r A r kl t >k- cut - t r*. .'S. v " on a-** find i.i \ ' ■s no n p. •- TO ATM CFHX: TXKF NOT.TCE TO WHOM IT M V"ON- »d th'-f ♦h*' ’nd- r- '' v.*» I>. - n -inly co-'n'ts-ion- *-c, r« tary '» of S--**■ - of 4' a ^ th * TV*--r-i ot ('!’WT.k-TOV ^OF- v on t * \ M W 1- V v U'* ; >0 a • r. ■ Citation lor Heitors « f Adf lion. STATE* OF. Foi’T’l C'POI County of Colleton HY C .-Xl.HFitT HEX' II. p“o!nte Judge. - ^ W'.IKUFAS. H. it. H’ (’l-'rj.- of C'uirt tnado -ni- r-artf hjn Hetter* of \d:n f •V'* e«t- r .1 effects * • T m . \ t; ].* TI- ry • - * ♦ a r» t ' * ‘4*1 I t-la* tl rnfitv 1* »Vvl>K g* r* |S M ^ ** ? ^ ^robntlon the. bretis enTMiot s<’ rVan. T srrossi wilhin us. unsatlsfled straining for that t 1 I -M ; (in •; •1. ! rrh 1!. The ,] -i'ro for the av- i >• !"••>, 1 : uitf of hi f.dlow s boms i;i r ; 4- t C' f < \ •<?rv m •>. ii nd' w • t :,r nt h ' s c-r. if- ?■: rent non *ir v un- ?t • •jention \\ tut wh fr-l- • .mnkai for tr t.c.I, am’ I" T In the rare is that ; ; ft* <-f A'!"' J (i dT-ii 4 in the it • ■ I ■ .->(! ii^tc an S'*tiiig h- for*’ n ! . - Mnev a r , 1 *f -i Vis' a Y: ck ')■ 1 I.-- rt.-k m nr r witen u.'d. -Sdine- jitt rnci'Mi I’Tly Im ■ Jlie fe:>- 11 “ t t it < 'r *. lot .1 ers* ri! * ; ;: . u to • ■ •* --I • la •i-’.i .' me u at* co t a tr I'.i rail;so to d: 1 n I [■)-!♦' Tt. \>- i- ! k- 1 Sl*l J al- ‘n ’tod i'tid C ■ 1 r. dr \Y .Cl- \v O >1 tt: d-- -»* I>tc )W ' >- sick Who-dor o'* n-n' >rd with farmer work, yet ev- , far-off coal where set.f may nopesUV decl-ro to seUN''“Well *lot»o Tis not in morals to coftimerd but we’ll do more; we’ll e s'tccess. There is no attitude too high to be tnrlmlcsl in the call: there -is no futy miV but included in breadth too wide stretch out to It. " There remains, then, onlv the dimension a*- dapth. ,g*Hf«ed by the impellln*' fogee of each one’s char acter Hv these and these alone we must determine fchat is to he the snare we ar to occupy In ‘the new > fe that lies before us. but however high we ascend, there will nlwavs -enraln in our hearts a glow- of g**!itltude to all those who ' have huilijed the ladiler by which wc have asegnded. it was 1 < he-*» s -(!. m;"'"’be 'said •s ray « of her ill rnndi rr-' J* 1 ’’ . th >y:l -i- ti cr- in lb' .' *■ ! ( (* - w !>•••: J -> 1. , . . I n pr and autoniol)M* to not f i- THE SUHSTAM K DF THINGS HOPED FOR. PHP f tit ura ho* •om'ng so fascinating to me. with feverish ougori’.oHs I found . myself adjusting the - instrument for a fourth prophecy' And now there spread before mv vision, the wfoite cotton fields of the great South west. Hamlets and villages we/e passed in onick succession and 1 found mvself one of a vast con course of people. One glance was sufficient to indicate the nature of the gathering, it was Agricultural Hav at the Annual State Fair of Oklahoma. All eye/ were centered upon one who was being introduced as the speaker of the hour. Recog nition quickened Interest and with • he prfde of an old classmate I lis tened to the words: “Mr. Ftckllng Price /Oklahoma’s Agricultural Ex ; pert, and the far-famed Annihilator of/the wire-worm For some time after tills (I know not- how long! I became so deeply absorbed in meditative fancy that the present ceased .to hold me. A Flor«mo Niehthysa'e,. the Soldier? •M- -iwl per shadow as it fell acre their pillows. Ferbiinlv Miss Wheeler and her hospital \jHI Hye always in the memory of many an American s<>1- <fier. who was cared for at Santiag>» in the Yacht Glvib over the waters of the blue harlmr. Miss Helen Gould, like Miss Wheeler, is much beloved for her oafo of <4he distressed soWHers. ' Miss Marv A. IvooMer. was a regti- t n|> army on duty in Porto Rfco. wjio never confessed that she was tired ns long as she was in the«4ios- ppnj «*arine for the sufferers. Molly Pitcher’s record for brav- rrv is well known'arid throtigh re markable not unique. > This bravo woman on seeing her wounded hnv- '1- s •- 1' .! • *-1!< the flying ma< hire telegraphy^ have arnihil ' **' ;*'• The* whole universe is pot Hi. g but single neighborhood. Th-' communion ion of ti'.ougb ts * and id^fts from one flart of fire c!«)l>e to the other *i' as sv. ift an.l certain as. the cours« of the light- cuing bolt. No individual, r.o com munity, can live or die unto itself. The world*is g<l erred nni! the des tiny of Rations is «haped by publjc opinion, which is nothing more Pr less than the rcsultaut or crystali-. zation of individual opinions. No individual, no king er presi dent. no State can resist the pres sure of public sentiment. We »u/ the force of it guiding the handA)f Congress: we see it In the' oburt room*—We see it everywhere/In so o r . V ' I VT1 "t Of of ttouMt Ca:- r>'/‘t>r • 1'I'-'r' ' c 't "’o ■ v nronoses t* be/cltr *-i>d band drop at his po.st behind theiclety. .It is the. for«-e irrc/istable. cannon quickly stepped forward and took his place through the remain der of the battle. Joan of Arc was a heroine of most (--lawless violation, remarkable type, for when a maid qf new era of thb world's history seem- [only fifteen years she appeared Hy Elizabeth Wlchnmn. Great events and dtNHlh of Im portance must he recorded that, wp mav justly appreciate/the present. Not so long ago. iCseems. we. .the Hass of 1915 en/bred the High P: hook Our eighth grade year was marked as a year of^lfard work and play, mipgle*!/ Urihis year we he- lget in and Algebra, pleasantly the ban- eiehtji and fiMith grades gave^fhe graduatingNlass at tbe end ojMhi* term. At the beginning of the year piay. nupaieu/ ygan to study of xfe remeidber e-.jrt Ud* eight ed to have dawned.- Changes mo mentous in their hearing Upon past institutions and customs .were tak ing place. A new law, a new ideal for. nation 'had arFr-: War’s ru.de k clamors seemed forever hushed. The unrest, the discouragement, the dismay of the past were, all gotten and lu tlieir. place one breath ed the atnvPsphere of Faith and Hu- nian-HrotXerhooif. Once more the prnphel’4) gift was mine. I stood in one^of . tlie crowded tltotoughfares of l.nndon. Sudden ly the -streets became < a seething mass, of humanity. J wondered at the umisivd eonceslion. itand-* we found that several of our class , were placing and flaring Placards mates had deserted us. In our > everywhere Were raised in,evidence, ninth grade we organized a literary 1 For a while 1 strained *ny eves lit society and throughout thae year vatu to rend.. As the procession "o/c'lyoved our work. The social moved forward 1 deciphered these '.feature of this year the party words: Citizen’s Mass Meeting this we gave the terith grade. In S»'pfember.l914 there were otir ly seven enrolled in our class. This -•far was market! hy one sorrow: f4»r in Febrnarx Miry Hakcr moved away from town and Wt only six in our Hasw Hurinc this year we XCernooe af Hvtie’s I’ar’t. Xddr«'s-i •r*. he DHlyered hy the Noted rtrist Heattep. lir Marv Hi Hriker. Xml t,hen hjy thoughts Iq'ga-) to be- for« the King declaring^ that she he'd had a Henvenlv vision that urg- •d her to rally an army and fight pr the salvation of her coonthy. * v< - How the King of Franco was fin- >Hv brought to yield to her request, and how. wonderfuly she suceeetled fo/-. 1 Jn reviving.hope in desparing hearts of her eountrvmen is an interesting relation of hWtory. One qf the noblest organizations existing is that of the Red Cro«, Nurse Association which directs the work of ministering to the wounded soldiers .•vgardless ,of AatiiJjmlity*. country or creed. In the Ijbspiuils batiles royal are fought/ ngainst disease, fever, wounds asm plagues, requiring untold skr**»/ronrage an«l devotion. Thesi? qualfncdtiohs have •mt lu'en' found wanting in our women. - A wonderful testimonial to th*' ternfn of <’hri jtianit v ttint,!}! work* lug in Japsn nfay b** f<mn«l In tliat lirnjji' company of nurse volunteers sent by the Japan Red Cro-n Xsso- For good or for evil it everywhere. . It rax it can drive on the turn toward pn’setf. How, read mvj o'-ition to the warring, fields of fete? I turned toward* lav gi for tvnswer. Imnntjenfly I •'Honed lld rt Europe. have fought with t'arsar in ids Cal- the nnnto and quickly tnok my nla^e' tic Wars. Together we have traced trt read the answer. Rut, Tantalus ♦ he history of tlte English people:/himself must have sough commn- togefher we have labored over th/ ionshln at this hour for without problems of Geometry, Physics and warning, and without woJ iVno, the Algebra, and togt ther we come be- vision faded,, and I«awoke. fore you as graduate of this syhonl Thfet which wc are. we are./ One equal temper of heroic hearts. Made weak by Time and /ate Rut strong ip will / To strive, to peek, to find. And not to .yield.' / V • WOMEN IN WAR. I!> Pearl Grace. .. —y* '■ ■ As (fhc thought of ' the entire world, since the 31st of last July has - ^ It has fallen to ihy lot to sbrve as centered upon war. its horrors, its £clas* prophet, but I am nq prophet, demands, its responsihil^Jes. i's- no# soothsayer: -and these things pecislly af these affect our fathers, which 1 shall prophecy were re- husbands, brothers and sons, it <•«»»- vealed to me by one whom 1 shall not be considered in opportune nor esk you to believe. - unprofitable to review its blighting . Not long ago whi’e riding. 1 de- effect* and its demands upon our * N cJded to follow a narrow path which women. Allhough U is our custom led through the deep wood* I was to think of women as ever sheltered thinking as 1 nnfo t>f th/Agtk which from the roar of battle and (he had been assigned to me and hoping bloody I'Trarge. the contribution that 1 might have some, f-evelatlon as to •‘he has made of endurance, of will- the future of q»y class mates. , r I ingness to suffen.^yea. of high and ‘•ad been riding for a long time and noble daring, compares In qo degree I was v-rtrv tired and sleepy so I de- unfavorably with that of her mor* ded to tie down and rekt I got, aggreastve brother, off my horse and sat down on n gTTea patch of grass: Suddenly 1 Jrexrd a voice close by in the woods* I listened, and the voice came near er ap'd •neaf'T. and .theri just before ‘ ‘ 1H- or Were we to dwell upon the hor rors that war brings to a peopio nml attempt to contrast the suffering t’*ut has to b«« eii\lur*d Ity the sel- liters i>n the march nr In the tamo tria the Horn *>xh\1lr:>ti?v >“>-hM!?J'>t It is not an uncommon occur rence for woman ko don a disguise and perform active m|lltary service Groups of women have been known »o offer their services at the fron*. Hut to the women who must needs May at/home, whose, task is around the fireside, who has sacrificed with a noble heroism the dearest one in life to her our sympathies after all are with her. Our hearts echo the words of rhe poet: '"He offered himself for the land . he loved Hat what shall we say for her? He gave to hts country a soldier's * life. V Twas dearer by* far to tluXsoldier’s wife. \ AH honor is dite to her! ' * ^ ’ . • \ ' He went to the war while his blood was hot. • \ * / . Hut what shall we say for her? He saw himself -through the bat tle’s fame \ A hero’s reward on the scroll of fame „ What honor is due fo her? t - w ork law or nio'i to can save or it can destroy evei#thing that . If good and beautiful to this world. Public sentiimyjt being the result ant of individual 'sentiment. ex pressed in wqfds or deeds, then the highest duty of man is to perform his part in/shaping public sentiment for good: . Hy this means we .-an’ make yhis w orld a Tiener place -for us ni>d others to live tn. ucated men ought to be lend ers in shaping the thoughts, actions lid ideals of the community. I-ef us resolve on this our commence ment day that we will become “t'/l- cated men and women. Lei nr here dedicate ourselves 'to the perform ance of every duty wo owe to our selves. our family, o*.*- stace/and to society. I>*t us reaolve coi se- eratq. all of our faeulties/ and-po.v- or of mind and heart to the mould- Ing of a public* sentiment which w ill bring law and order, prosperity and happiness to mankind everywhere. In tjHfHusipji we thank the trustees for the privilages of this scStm.l.. W*- thank the teachers fbr th •'1 1 lors in our behalf. We shall rememher them and love ther.i always and !♦•♦ us remember' that, our love and ap preciation can be best expressed l y ./o conducting ourselves as citizen/ that the world will be better be cause of our having lived in U -1 P't o^-v-ifgrt. berihnlnp a* n *em*ection '\vllh* the T ine D"r***>«e of ?>titT/j'''C tr •* line-of raP'v^v in F’*' Fon'i* ! <T " r bnrl epton. 0rd1o*on, Jasper ani' point; ef ne of . njl- *••**- of 4’irhlinn Xtlant’e’.A M*e«Mer-i ♦’eU-Tv in the rttv of rimrleoton In •Wo c'pKn’v of rbnrles»on. end ev- ♦eMdijfg ♦.‘•epen ♦t'ro’tgb jbe ♦ov'n- H'T/t of *♦. Matthews. .Jonps 1«- 1 nod St Pauls In said Countv of airleston, then* v throncl*. The ♦ov nsbip of ** ~ " " ’ i 1 v 1 ’ / •’ .. : i -Vf.** t , ’ )V ! - '• !' X"- ’ M ■: o'--' r - n t- riTEV • 1 ,1 .J- • •• M <r or XT"v. \. ;, n..->_>rC j'lit.1 r-’ the . fi ’ •. 1 a t> l,j .ad :: t J i-. fho T'rv: • an)’ c<Tv’«r l C 1 F PC''' a ♦ A .1 't igi', Colh fit. , • * . . -ase* r^d XtTTICE. HEI-WOl’ENT TA' FRS. To the delinquent fay p Colleton Countv; The Tax f >■ have 1?! s t j)eVn delivered •" Sheriff for eollection. Thr- onires colleetion and a S‘‘!i. ! must he made hv the 1st <.* T own- iflis, therefore, the collef’I'r rxy- i\r c jo the Connfv. of (’oH 0 * 1 !!! •>oa thence through ♦*'e, too-n- c-Mr« '/f <?h*»1don and Pe-nfort f'ouptv of Rpaijfort to a roin t o” *»•« north bank of »be Savjinv-h Pt-or in t , ’e cold town«Mn of Vem- h>-«op in the sa<d Countv of Hoiu- 'et-t. pH in the Stete of Fon*h r.arn- Hra. thence aeropr the Pa-.-inwh Pt.yinv to a ;-oir»t of coon«ofto” vif’» •th- li"e of ».a/!w:.a»* of ^'•'ho"'* tJno Pailvav on ir-*fehihsor is* *j,o ''*.**rMv of Ch-th*n> in ♦hr qtate If Ge«)Vf*ta: avd ’h*' <har*ar •you 0" try oondrfon lands fs soueht r„- aecomplisiiment of such numose. Xi/v narttea rjocirin*? to r.'u-mn *T*o nnnlieatlon *’'a^^a" n *'r»r !**rd 00- *'-'-0 th- same at'ih 0> t’nie pud plr.ee aforesaid P.vrvnrft.- v PA rtf. w HRIC.HT V 1 Wit : T ' MSON „ .IXXtES H FVANe e 4 ' .1 Hoard of roroaratd.rs of ton Southertr R-allway. Hated June T*tti. 1?>15. Charlca- fld offered hiriiseif. but his wife did more v Ml honors today to her' For dearer than life was Hie g'Yl she cwvo In giving the life she would dip ♦o save! There is more Catarrh in this sec tion of the country than all other dlseasi's ppt together, and un il the . * a* •* last few years was supposed to he incurable. For a grtutt many years doctors pronounced it a'local dir-ase and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with h»- cal treatment, pronounced it Incura ble. Science has proven J’ats«rh to b« a constitutional •l!s«a»e And therefore requires .* •onrtltutiooal treatment. Hally Catarrh ‘Cure, manufactured by F. J. t'h»n*y &- Co. Toledo. OhK Is th- only Con stitutional cure on the market. It la taken intern illy. It acts directly on the blood and muroufi surfaces of the syst-m. They offer on«'.hundred dollars for any case it falls to iMtre. Send for circulars and testimonials Address: Toledo. O. Sold by Druggists. .75c. ‘ Take taatl’s Family Tills fer con stipation. \ I- 1 Notice to Voter* ?4t \yVbb t'reck. Wolf Creek being authorized as a general election precinct by law. flu^yoters w ho desire bo vote at said •preMnct in the next general election will appear before the Hoard of Regulation ,«ti the first Monday in July to iW transferred to said.poll, r* Cl J. Cone J. S. Padgett • •• 6. G. llridge j Members of Registpatfon • ' Cotletbiv Co. June fi-St. report not Inter than •' of June. A'ou are respect' ’• ouested 10 make payment m v nT'-.* ■m • on or before that time to ther cost and expense-. The following deputy hnv* i>r>en appointed: ' W. D. Tterrv. Brpzton ' V. P. Tl’ett. Verdief. r. t.odec: W. F. Hodge.^ Fr" •' Carroll. AXTaffen: C. X. M 1 ' or: I. M Reddish. Willian Jatpres, Sheridan: XV. A. P'Hrk Huclt Tfoad: A. Rijpton. l> 0 ' ’ J.* D. Carroll. Hells: Jasper ' Plake; Jasper Roberts. Hv A'onrs re=pect r '• • J. D. Ackerman. .F 1 n. 'O' - o. NOTICE TO CRKHlTo TRICT Court of the Vnii'' —-Easton District of So l. Una.—In the' matter 01 Glover, HankrUpt; Colh *' ty. •' s * To the creditors of f named Hank nipt: . Take notice that tin tli*- of June. 191 r»,’" t We ' ahoi‘ • Hankrupt filtul his petitio Court prayine a discharge’ ii uptcy. and that hearing \ .. "n ordered and tvill be be said petition on the 17 > it 1 July. 1915., before s iid < Charleston, in said distri< r o’clock in the forenoon, time and place all know • and; other persons Hi k ; npear and show cause, if ; have, why the prayer of •Ion should not he grant' RICHARD W. ,11 r>yCN < RS- \’ uro*. . V. :» r»'- t ’ • X' ■") * v if . <n[ jv. h SANIW. SPOTLESS SHAVING The Never Wait San^jiry Barber Shop Maintains it reputation of being strictly up-to-date in every respect Our Barbers are all dressed in white, and every thine i r £ our shaving parlor is sanitary and spotless. ^ Our fans will keep you cool while being shaved. Your Patronage Solicited—^Once shaved, ahxaj- * - n. * ‘ y shaved. X x F. J. CHENEY t CC., THE IVER WAIT SANITARY BAR SHOP At Old Farmers and Merchants Bank. For Weakness and Loss ol Appetite Thr CWdStaaderd rcrx-i! **r-ra*'i Mjia* teafe. ‘ r.BOVK S T \- rKLK><\t.«U T« NiV. *’l »*• p “.-•i-- 1 * «-ic*. !•> .)♦ : • u *t' J* ’ 'Jt Wiw, * •-