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* •» r \- THX PUSS AMD STANDARD <Y* JUNE 30, 1915. no schoiAsbfs WORTH HATOK KXA.MINATKKNH AT THE CITA- . DEL POE WEST FOCfT AJfD AJfXAPOIJI*. AXO. 4. Coocressman Richard 8. Whaley baa announced Competitive eaami- natlona to fill vacanclee from thl* district In the United SUtes Mili tary Academy, West Point, and the U .3. SWval Academy at AnnapolU. to be held Wednesday the 4th day of Au*ust. 1415. at the Citadel. Charleston. South Carolina, begin ning at nine o’clock a. m. The ex amination will be conducted by Col. O. j. Rond. There Will be one pC|- clpal and two alternates darned to stand the examination for entrance to the Military Academy, which will be held the 3rd Tuesday In March. 1916 at Fort McPherson. Georgia. to all OBITUARY. 4 « DEATHS. On the night of Jnae 13. 1»14. the death angel bore away from oar midst, ear deer b\her, J. R. Pox. *■ He was Just In the prime If life, age 13 years. Seemingly in the host of health np to the last hoar, which was a sodden warning of short notice. It came as a terrible shock to his family, as well< as the community. He leaves a wife, six daughters and two sons to mourn' his loss. Be sides two sisters. Mr. Hill, of Cot- tagerllle; Mrs. Reeves.. Oivhans; 3 brothers. W. R. Pox. Adams Run: Perry Fox. Walterboro': and Mike Fox. Ravfnet. Besides a terse fam ily. he leaves a host of friends, who still lore him. for his sincerity and faithfulness in this life towards hi* feilowmen. - i It was only 12 months axo that we had to bear the hgony of givin? vou up for this life, dear father, and we know It la hard, oh! so hard, to live this dreary, lonely life without a amlle or without your dear sweet voice to guide and direct up thro Mrs. Hsrmso Crosby. Mrs. Herman Crosby died at her ^ome bn Black Street Saturday morning after n brief illness. Mrs. Qyosby ga*» birth to an infant on Fridi ‘ * The examination is open white boys between the ages of 1. ^ ^ <w . wr , and 22 years, who reside in the First fhe thornJ . pathway of life. But Congressional District. At the age or ; |, now that Go ^ j* at hand, . in 17.the applicant must be ^ |jf« znA | n death. Death! What is than ^ live feet four inehea i 5 ft. 4 I ^ bi ^ passing to the other iu.). and at the age of 18 not lees, u day and did not rocov«r from I* shock, dying early ths next morning. The child was born dead. The funeral servioes were held at the Methodist church Sunday morn ing, conducted by her pastor. Rev. J. P. Wolllng, after which the In terment took place at Sandy Dam cemetery, where others of her fam ily have been burled. Mrs. Crosby was a daughter of A. P. Hiott, and wa* married ta Mr. Crosby in 1910. One child, a lit tle boy three yean old, survives. She waw in her 26th year and was a la^y bf marfy splendid traits of charanen She was a consistent member of the Methodist church, a good wife and mother. The sympa thy of the entire community goe* oit to the bereaved husband and relatives. There la mere Catarrh in this auc tion of the country than nil other diseases put together, and until the Inst few years was supposed to be Incurable. Per n greet many years doctors pronounced It s*local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with lo cal treatment, proboaaced It Incura ble. Science has proven Catarrh to he a constitutional dissave, and therefore requjyes constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cove., manufactured by F. J. <Ch»aey l- Co , Toledo, Ohio, Is th? only Con stitutional cure on the market. It Is taken Internally. It acts direct!) on the blood and mucous surfaces of the syst“m. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 75c. Take Hall’s Family Pills for con ?tlpation.- 1m and at the age or i s n , tside of the curtain, where our loved than live feet live Iniiones are awaiting to meet and and upwards. ,'rrewt us? There will be one P r |“ r P* . I Dearest father, thou has left us. three alternates name »• ,he A 1 "* 0,,r sorrows, we deeply feel, examination for W ^ But ^8 God wh o has bereft us. Naval Ac adem). w h ch will be held | ^ ^ ^ ^ •either February 15lb or ^April is. a ..« n W e hone to meet rhec 1« .Vd :O^.r. .m ' th, | Wh-n la h.av.n -Ith jou to «r«,i First .Congressional District. » thee. Subjects on which candidates will lie examined mentally are punctu- attonr >pelling. 3 English grammer. geography, arithmetic. algebra through quadratic equations, and plane geometry. No Vernal appli cation will be'necessary to stand this competitive examination, but •very candidate ahould present him self at the Citadel promptly at nine o’clock on the above mentioned day and should be supplied''4vitli the necessary writing materials. While no physical examination Is requir ed of candidates for the appoint ment. It will be useless for any one not In almost perfect health to take the examination ns the authorities would be certain to reject him upon the physical teats required for -en trance to the Academy. A candi date must have been for at least two years previous to the date of the examination a bona fide resi dent of the State of South Carolina and of the First Congressional District. Further fhformaton desired , by any young man who rentemplales standing the examination can be obtained by applying to Congress man Richard S. Whaley or Colonel O. J. Rond, of thefCitadel. CALOMEL MAKES’ YOU SICK, UGH! Where no farewell tears are shed. Wife and Children. ‘Dodson’* l.lver Tone” Better than Calomel and Can Not Salivate. Calomel loves you a day! You know uliat calomel is. It’s mer cury; quicksilver. Calomel ij dan gerous. It crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and sick-^ • ning you. Calomel attack's the Rones and should never he put in to your system. When you feel bilious, sluggish, constipated and all knocked out and believe you need a dose of dar- gerous calomel just remember that your druggist sells for 50 cents a large bottle of Dodson’^ Liver Tone, which is entirely vegetable and pleasant to take and is a perf«* t mibstitutp for calomel. It is euar- imteed to start your liver without t tlrring you up inside, anal car. ,not salivate. Don’t take t'alomH' you sick the nev.t dav, it lc> a day's work Imdson’.- Liv i-draightetH vou r ail Mendell Strickland. The home of Mr. and Mrs James F. Strickland was saddened \ ith a cloud of sorrow, when, on June 10 their little son. David Mende!!. passed away to be with our Savior. Little Mendell was born March 13th 1914. being about one year’ and three months old. ? He first had pneumonia and then measles. Alf Was done for him that loving and ^willing hands could do. But "God’s will must be done.*’ He has lefr a heart-broken mother and father, four slaters, and two brothers. It is indeed strsnge to us. why God In his Infinite wisdom should see fit to remove from our midst one of these little ones, but we should neyer question God’s will, for we must remember that Jesus said. "Suffer the little children to come unto me. for of such Is the Kingdom of Heaven.” What a sweet thought to know that Men- dell is resting safe in the arms of Jesus. V- Llttle Mendell was a very bright little boy for his age. and we know it U very hard for his parents*, to give him up. Rut one consoling thought for them is that they can live such lives that will enable them to meet him in the great be yond. / The l>o<ly of iit*le Mendell wav laid to rest at the Strickland burial ground ore Friday monijug. Jun; 11 The sympathy of th“ entire com munity goes out to fife' bereaved family in this their sad hour. r L 3 Mrs. I slum i Dopson. Mrs. Isham. Dopson. one of . the oldest and most highly respected women of the Islandtou section die) at tjie county jail here Sunday, fol lowing an illness of several weeks. Mrs. Dopson had the misfortune to fall a few weeks ago and was injur ed In the fall. She partially recov ered dhd again fell. After tftg !«W* ond fall she was brought to K-t grand-daughter’s home. Mrs. Lucas Berry, who had rooms at tne t'oun- ty jail. In order that she might re ceive medical attention, and be with her ’daughter. Here she lingered and gradually grew weaker till the end came Sunday afternoon. The funeral services were read at Pine Grove church #y G. F. Cope land and Interment took place at the cemetery there Monday after noon at 3 o’clock. Mrs. Dopson was 74 years of age, and is survived by her hus band. and one sistt 1 *. Mrs. Simple Hudson, of Elko, who was a daugh ter of the late Jacob Getslnger. and a sister of Rev, Joe Getslnger. who died a few years ago at Spartanburg. She was married 51 years ago to Mr. Dopson. and they have been boon companions every since. His will he a lonely pilgrimage from now on, being himself well advanc ed In years and Juite feeble. She was a good woman, and was loved by all who knew her. Quiet and unobtrualve. she was firm In her convictions and had the respect of all who came In contact with her. / For Weakness and Loss ol Appetite TO PALE. THIN PEOPLE Druggist John M. Klein Offers Pay for Samose if It Does Not Make Thin People Fat. to A CiOOD HOt HKHOf.D SALVE. Ordinary ailments wed injuries an d food flesh. Pale, thin people are simply suf fering from want of nourishment. They may eat enough, but their food is. not properly digested and doe« them no good. Samose. the remarkable flesh forming food should be used by all who are - pale, weak and thin. It mingles with the food and aids as similation. so that when taken for a short time. Nature will soon as sert her normal powers, and th» food that is eaten will give strng'h are not of themselves serious, but infection or low vitality may make them dangerous. Don't neglect a cut. sore bruise or hurt because It’s t snia!l. Blood Poison has resulted ‘from a pin-prick or scratch. For all such ailments » Bucklen’s 'Arnica Salve Is excellent. It protects and heals the hurt: is antiseptic, kills Infection and prevents dangerous complications. Good for ail Skin Blemishes, Pimples. Salt Rheum. Eczema. G*;t an original 2-ounce t5c. box from your Druggist . It buakes » you r in- tin v<> i re<d >;r»'•*. b» (.■ iit i ■dot n't grin - _9* liv.* it to t*;<• ch', ; ,.'t* r perfectly harml* ■> r. JAeJAX TIRES t Guaranteed in writing 5000 MILES 4 ‘While others are claiming Quality we are guaranteeing it.” Sold by 4 4IMI •LETE HUNG - \i.mv \T EEKGI N41N l.4»T. >4 Mr and Mrs. .!. N. Frank. littlo daughter t.' t i t i a. were ICalti ■rhoro Monda V, having n:: ,-<i O' er from l?lan ilt< n. Thevvf ovor to .irraree for roniplept-.jj f'r.vnk'* bungalow. which /Was s Wl so metinio a c<>. TUi? v ill re*c i at an er rlw «iate. and Ria x 1 t e ttli- \ will he' weicc a# r ddcnl? in the near futftr- . ♦•'rani ■: is a dauuhte r of. Mr. and T \\ Hughes- whr > form* rly f.t* near St ok* - ?. Tin y are at pre living in Calcra. l a: Mrs. Frank. Said t| hat a letter 1 Uf r mother stm-'d t hat they wer ire furnace? there now it was cold. V <> % ' G. V Saul -, of Mcggett. was •ow n yesterday.' having come nr 1 Weigh yourself before you com mence the use of Samose, and you will notice a steady gain. Samos 1 Is a scientific ftesh-forming food that restores the thin and scrawny to their proper weight, and fills the weak and debilitated with vigor and and vitality. Such remarkable results have followed the use of Samose that Druggist John M. Klein is willing to pay for the treatment ! f it does no! give the desired results. He makes this offer generally and wants all who are thin, weak and out of health to get a box of <,Sa- n'.o<p from him cm those terms. ■Pi* Old Standard general *tr«ngt , i-ning tonic, ROVE S TASTELESS chili TONIC, drown out Malaria and huildt up *he ayate'n. A tm : ton e A aurc Appetixer. For adulcx a-d children. _jc- TRIHTEEJj BALE. Iu Matter of Ba ok rapt J. B. Mlley * Co., Lodge, 8. C. i_ naer am of the Uuifi of tbe/East Carolina. I Under and by Virtue of an order ited States District Court item District of South Dated third day of May A. D. 1915 in the Matter of J. B Miley A Co., bankrupts. I will soil to the highest bidder, at public auction on the 8th day of Jujy 1915. at 12 o'clock; Noon, at the premises of the said J. B. Mlley tc Co., on Main St.. In the Town of Lodge, s. c. t the followlus describ ed property In separate parcels as set forth .herein. The same to be sold for (‘ash, all sales subject to confirmation by the Court. Parcel Xo.-l. AH that stock of goods contained In the store house on Main Street, in the Town of Lodge, formerly oc cupied by J. B. Miley £ fo.. bank rupts. consisting of dry goods, no tions. .clothing, shoes, hats, hard ware, etc., which at invoice amounts to approximately 12150.00. also efl pose the same at the time ana place aforesaid. GEORGE E. DARG.IV ' BRIGHT- WILLIAMSON JAMES D. EVAXa Board of Corparators of Chari ton Southern Railway. Dated June 5th. 1915. Cttatioa for Letters of Arimini-tra. tioB. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. BY O. ALBERT BEACH. Esquire Probate Judge. WHEREAS. D. B. Hudson, as Clerk of Court made sylL-to me to grant him Letters of Administrate, of the estate and effects of M. —K Carter, derelect estate. THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular •he kindred and Creditors of the sa: ! M.-R. Carter, deceased, that they b* and appear before me. In the Con-: of Probate, to be held at Walterboro. S. C.. on 2nd July, next, after pub lication hereof, at 11 A’clock In the forenoon, to show cause. If any they the notes, open accounts, and other ^tojf'the said Administration evidences ■of Indebtedness, belong- should not be granted We are still In Monument business at the same place, giving ur customers hotter money-caving values than over before. Means money saved t oyou and another sat isfied customer added to our list. B. R. ULMER WALT1 RBORO, 8. C. ~ CYPRESS SASH DOORS BUNDS MILLWORK —J s4)RV lUlWf ll S.. S. MEETING. tart - Lodge Jnr.e 2 9 • Tii« irscmbf.r- i.f the Dry hram h Sunday Si hool ar** f ; ! :■• .-tl . ro.,*:' »t» <! to !>* pfe-- eut ■ a bushY-s ii'»-ctL;«r of Hid M For Sale HIGH GRADE E H U GIVEN under r\y hand, this 24 dajKof May. Ano Domini, 1!>15 Published on the 26 day pf.Mv.- and 2. 9. 16. 23 and 30 June, l^l- ng to or owing to the* said J. B. Miley & Co., bankrupts. . Parcel No. 2. One horse, one cow. one lot of household furniture etc., and other jin the Pres* and Standard minor personal property referred to I **. ALBERT REACH in the appraisnient of the proper;; of the said bankrupt. W. ’Max Walker. June 15-4L , Trustee. Probate Judge. ColMcn NOTICE OF APPLICATION ON PF- HALF OF CHARLESTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY. For a Chart**, With the Power to rhn I. ( olHlenin Lands for Rights. Of Way. TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CON- CERN: t ^ TAKK NOTICE .b,« th. und«r- 6t. NOTICE TO CREDITORS !>!>- TRJCT Court of the United Su f -i —Eastern District of South Caro lina.—In the matter of W V. Glover, Bankrupt, Colleton Coun ty. To the creditors of the ab).« named Bankrupt: Take notice that on the 7th div of June. 1915, the above nam»! Bankrupt filed his petition in sa.! Court praying a discharge in Bank- signed have been duly commission ed by the Secretary of State of South Carolina as the Board of Corporators of CHARLESTON SOU THERN RAILWAY pursuant to ♦ heir Declaration and Petition (IU1W auu C All ^uvrve U VlWUllUi? filed with him. and that, as su!?r * nd other peraqns in Interest ma m ' —mwaavs mla^ww gstatimaa «r <s vx «# ♦ hey will on the 19fh day of Julv. 1915. at 12 o’clock, noon, applv to said Secretary of State of South Carolina, in his office In the State Capitol In Columbia. South Caro lina. to grant said Charleston Sou thern Railway a charter with the oower to condemn lands for rights ''f way, as provided in Article 3 of ’’hapter XLVIf of Volume I of the r nde of Laws of South Carolina 1912, Said Charl eston Southern , Rall- w’ay proposes to he chaptered for •he purpose of building a^nd opera**, "g a line of, railway in the Counties - n ordered and will be held upo said petition on the 12lh day ol July. 1915i. before said Court, ai Charleston. In said district, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, at whKh time and place all known creditor- appear and show cause, if any the-, have^.why tile prayer of said pe;: tion should not be granted. RICHARD W. HUDSON. Clerk Notice of Opening of Bonks of Sub acription to The Capital Stock of CHARLESTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY. The pndersigned Board of Cor porators hereby give notice, pur suant to a commisaion issued hi the Secretary of.. State of Sou': Carolina, that they will open Rook f Charleston. Colleton. Jasper and i°f Subscript ion to the capita! sto ’^''Hhfort. beginning at a point nf;°f Charleston Southern Railway, a ‘nr.nection wit], the Line of rai!- • av of Carolina Atlantic Western v ailway in the City of Charleston in the office of George E. Dargan. r the town of Darlington. South Crr^ lina. at ten->a’clock in the forenop- 1 r < 1 •hn r*nnntv of CMrW*or*. and er. i on the 12th dav of July •''ndins thence through th« town- stork Forty-three Tlmus r '■hfrs of St. Matthews. .trr n <! j p . rtollars i*43.0ft0i to he divided f-- ,- ud and St Paul? In safd Conntv of '’harWon. th«nf, through the townshin of EVascr ard T own- /-c in the Countv of Colleton ‘” , d thence through M'. a town- '"hln? of Sheldon and Beaufort Countv of Beaufort to a point on •' - e north bank of the Savannah Plver in the said township of Vem- assee In the said Countv of Benn- all in the State of Fo"‘h Caro- i’na. thence across the Savannah •'ive* - to a point of rnn"®cfton with ♦ v*-* Rne of lailwa' - of S^Ahord Air t ! no Railw.-iv on Hutchinson Island I” the tV.urty of Ch-oh-m fn «hr State if Georgia: a-d chsrtor "ower to condemn tird* f* sought f-r the'‘accomplishment of such ''Uroope. , Anv o-,r»i-.-, .-’oci-jn^ r-rnose ♦ he aoplication mn • pph,.- - - n- i op- •o Four hundred and th : rfv i 4 -npre* of the par value of One H r dred Dollar? (Sinoi each GEORGE E. DARGAN BRIGHT WILLIAMSON JAMES D. EVANS Board of Corporator*. <rf\t^Rid of Your Rhetimati-m. Now is the time to get rid *'! your rhecmatUm. You csin do it i: you apply Chamberlain's Linimen’ W. A. Lockhard. Momer City, N. V writes, "Last spring I suffered fro': rheumatism with terrible pain? in my arms and shoulders I got a bottle of Chamberlain’s Liniment and the first application relieved ni- By using one bottle of it I was en tirely cured.” For sale by all def ers. 1 M - -oho..! at .1) S *v- rU'"-nour\, 4 o’vlo' k. tc *li:- uss :,C i oust ! 1. Ri'anch iiool ho tut. matter? of ir - - t-v l • Sur.it: v d * .school. It ’ Pica in iimni heir a tol . t!,i nhovt' sLi’/rjien? ttend iiii? moetint A & t possible. N Sit :.<-iard \ Hier?. Superintendent. AN EASY. PLEASANT I.AWTIVE L L L S r HO fnl A WICHWAN & SON One or two Dr. King’s New Life , , , , r i Bills with a tumbler of water aj take hi- mother back with n i K i, t No bad. nauseating taste: | 3he. accompanied by her u-andson.' belching jras. Go right to bed. THE BEST —AND— C HEAPEST EKED. Pi. no. wi'I spend ;t few day? ;\Vake up in the morning, enjoy a I Mcggett w’th Mr Sauls, an ! will go easv bowel movement and from th-re to Georg, town v h- - ; f np al] (lay Dr . king's Now s..e will \i-it nor son, N. 4 . A., ! : .i.jf,, PiU* are sold hv al! I>ruggl*ts. “c'.cral week?. • ,->g in a original package, for 25c | ***kM*x9%- vnwtav I Walterboro Oil Mill J. J. Heard, count) farm domi--|' >nf tmTav" oni’ov i- easv | Th « Q uinir e That Does Not Affoct The Hoad suitor, went to <>ranget»urg ti.i? ’ ' I Because of It* tonic •ml luatireeffect, LAXA- morning for a brief vi>it on h .... ™ nt . '■ — I atta n<At cause newousne^s nor lirM t S \i.*» sWx lixsx.i rinutag in he.il Rcmcmbpr tbe full name ami 1 «>ic ler the sigaature o( K. 'V 'iRuVE. iic. NOTH E! NOTH'K! The public Is hereby notified that f\ Gooch, fornfier cashier of the Dank of Lodge, has no further con nectlon with the said bank, and the public 'will goyehn^ themselves ac cordingly. Signed. . Bank of Lodge. „ Notice is J'crebv gifon *that pay ment ha? been stopped On check >,! A Bennct," fator of !>r. W. M. Moorrr. Brest., drawn on the Paid.i- er? 4 Merchants Bank of -Walter horo. S. of - date ^ June 2l<'. 15*13. unless the said <heck is properly endorsed by the Peoph - National Rank of Charleston. C The said che»k either haVlng been lost or stolen from the Bank of IxHige. S. C. W. D. Bennett. Mn> Consolidate Blar.d'fon, June '22. There is aj n ovement on foot in this section *o cither iliange the boundaries of th 0 | present school districts in this sec tion, or to "consolidate the^ school? of the Rice Patch school district so as to build a ceniral school and run a school for longer term (ban is po&sflyje now with the -prclfent ar rangement. The movement may re nit in consolidation of several dis tricts. , ‘ ' No. 666 Thi* is a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS 4 FEVER. Fire or six dotes will break any case; and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c Court Attendants tVopi* 1 Lttjrfuling court here }hi> week will 1 < ie«tauK*.nt be>t place to get their im!.-. \\>. at tir.ie^, h'lyt the best to be found and we take great in the that our place is neat and clean. ICE CREAM If you want the best ICE CREAM let us know. W get it ffesh from Hahn’s and can^fkre.i.-iT you with a: amount y^u qe?ire. >».. ,/ ^ THE FARMERS Charles F. Hard, of Gropnville. Stale agent for, the Qcrmanla Fire Insurance Company, was in Walter- • ,3. . iboro the latter part of the week. .Mr. and Mrs. B F. Carrolls Yf j Mr. Hard w-as. here to close with Smoalrs. sere in WaJterboro Th ir?-[the.Colletom Realty Company which Piles Cared in 6 to 14 Days Yorr itruegii! wifi rrfunj ipnney if PA70 OINTMENT Oils to ear* w,/ cam of Itchma, ICecdir.g or Protru4»flt PUenaSto 14d*y*. 1 hs ur»i i>vcs Luxe xn 1 ate day. hating come down In their c»r’company will represent them in this* I- A Ca oil. of Smort.'fr' aa 9 for the day. county. ' , among thosi* in the cU}r Thursday. The farmers are especially invited to call and sec- We welcome them to our place’at any time. .is. Sodas Cigars and Cigarettes We handle the best line of box’ candies in the city- ¥ We also have-a nice line of cigars and cigarettes. Cak on us for anything in this line. m i ii H. G. & F. G. Crosby L : I si