Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' • f * V. Coo^rts* «l KorfolV, Va -June 25. 1907, will ii; Nttio. ttl Mother’s CongreM !>»▼ at the Jaih* stowu KxjK»ition, i 1 e Mot here’fongivM will be in •*»«»on for nearly a week next year at the big <v»lebrat'on to be held on the phore of •JUmLtoo iicada, near fcorlolk. A building baa been provided for rtbe convenience of mothera and child ren, and th#* first oilicial act „of the liotbera’ Congress will be to open Chis edifice formally. The ceaiiOLS of the congress will be held it this building, which is built in the form of a Colonial cottage, though much larger than most cottages. Nothing writl be lacking (or the comfort of anotbera and children. Being on the ssbore of Hampton Roads, on the northwest corner ol the grounds, there will always be plenty of cool, refreshing air blowing in from the famous waterway. A spacious i>lay ground is adjacent, in which children •can play uud romp, with niucli to <lelight them close at band. Mothers who cannot leave their children at bottie will find in the Mothers and Children’s Building attendants who are skilled in the art of making children happy, with whom they can leave their children while they enjoy . the many interesting features of the Exposition, with every assurance that the little ones are being well provided for. The cottage is sixty by one hun dred feet, and its wide sloping root ana gabled windows are suggestive of oomfbrt and coziness in every ontjine. It is an example of the thoughtful ness of the Exposition management in providing for the comfort of those who will visit the great historical Exposition next year. There U nothing so pleasant as that blight, cheerful, aupeace-with-the-world feeling when you ait down to your break fast. There is nothing so conductive to .wood work and good results. The moalUtf man with a healthy mind and flbody ■ a better fellow, a better work- in an, a better citizen than the man or woman who la handicapped by some dis ability, however sltidit. A aflgbt dlaor- •der of the stomach will derange your •body, your thoughts and your disposition. «Jet away from the morbidness and the blues. Keep your stomach in tune and •both your brain and body will respond. Lillie indiscretions of overeating can be •waslly corrected and vou will be surprised *o see how much better man you are. Try a little Kodol For Dyspepsia after your meal. Sold by J M Klein. New Portrait of Lee. George B Mathews, the noted painter of large decorative studies, is engaged on a mammoth canvass which is to be exhibited at the James town Exposition in 1907. The pic ture, which will represent General Lee surrounded by the members of fais staff, is to be eighteen feet in length and nine feet high. The stretcher for this enormous cauvas ft si been specially constructed for Mr Mathews, so that it can be token -apart and the picture shipped with out danger of injury. The portrait'oi General Lee and his staff will be exhibited in the Department of Fine Arts, which will ‘Xjntbr&ce the exhibits of paintings, -drawings, engravings, sculpture, architecture, landscape design and photography. In order that only the ' very best works ol art may be placed in this department, a jury will be ap pointed to pass u]Km the admission oi each exhibit Mr Mathews has quite a reputation 'for portrait puiuting, as well as for larger decorative work. .For some time be has been connected with the Corcoran Art Gallery, in Whashing- Aon, DCX ^ > Tow** and Couolry. v An old farm hooM with meadows wid*. And bweer with clover on each side; * A i iitibt-eji»d i>oy. who looks from out Thi door with woodbine" wrfMtaa.I •N>or, And wishe* his one tbonjrht ell day •*l u, it I ooui I but tiy uway r cm this dull spot, the world to see, ~ happy, happy, happy— How fsppy T should be!” Amid the city’s constant din, A mao, who round the world h*« been, Who ’mid tiie rnmult aitd the throng. Is thinking, tbtuktug ull day long. "Oh. could 1 cm> t.« i uucu«;e luoie The held path to the farm-bonne door; The old irre».n mer^w 1 mu Id see, flow happy, happy, happy— How happy I should be!" —British Weekly. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tome Sammer Diarrhrea in Children. - During the hot weather of the summer mouths the first unoarural looecnese of a child’s bowels »hould have immod'ate at tention, so aa to check the disease before it becomes serious- All that Is necessary is a few dosee of Chamberlain’s tCollc, Cholera and Diarrboe Remedy followed by a dose of castor oil to cleanse the sys tem. Uev M O Stockland, Pastor of the M E Church, Little Falls. Minn:, writes: “We have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for several year* and find it a very valuable remedy, especially for summer disorders in children." Sold by John M Klein. Te leph one Notice VA Answer your ’phone promptly. Do not blame Central when party fails to answer. We have no means of mak ing party ootne to phone. r Do not answer phoue unless yon are called. * It is jost as improper to eavedrop over a phone as in any^other way Do not leave yonr receiver down, if you do the whole line is pnt oat of order. Decide who you want before you call Central. Hereafter when yon call Central she will respond ‘‘Whfit Party?” You will know by this that yon are talking to Central. Do not talk to Centra}, she has not the time end it is etriotly against the rules. After ringing, wait a reasonable time before ringing again. Do not uudt-r any circumstances use your phoue upring a thunder storm. Do not ring Central after 10 o’clock at night except in esses of emergency. v Report all troubles promptly to F. S. Dixon, Manager. “Make Hay While the Sun Shines.” There Is a lesson in the work of the thrifty farmer. He know* that the bright sunshine may last but a day and he pre pares for the showers which are so liable to follow. fck> it should be with every household. Dysentery, diarrhoea and cholera morbub may attack some member of the home without warning. Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which is the best known medi cine for these diseases, shonld always be kept at Hand, as immediate treatment is necessary, and delay may prove fatal. For sale by John M Klein. A Question. 1 desire to ask a question of the readers of The Press and Standard and I hope to see all the answer*published in the fol lowing issue giving names of the persons answering in order that I may chose from the various answers for my subject: In all this world of ours on it around it above it, or beneath it, what is the swiftest traveling thing? J. D. Yarn. GeUinger, S. C. hot stood the test 23 bottles. Does this record of merit >*T< AverunAnnaa! Sake over One and a Half MSBon No Core, No Pay. ' 50c. appeal to yov? a Coat package of Q 'Br^fissinal Jf/otfoas. J. C HIOTT, Attorney at Law A/iD HEAL ESTATE AGE/MT Office dcxl door to J. S.tirttfio'a. WALTERBOKO, S C. , Will l w». Attorneys at Law. We represent the American Purely Company of New York, and are prepared to furnieh bonds for guardian?, odmin- iatratori, ciecutori, or oUr:r» holiPng office* of truat. Walterboro, 8. C. james e. rxuumnr. JNO. H FAD Kirov P!URIM BBOTBSHS. ■ Attorneys anti Connsellors at Law. All Stslneti given Prompt Attention. OVER THE PRESS AND STANDARD WALTERBORO. - - - S. G. Real Estate. Brokerage and Insurance. LOANb NEGOTIATED House* to Kent. Oppoalte the Market, WALTERBORO, 8. C. e. G. HEfiDBRSOn Attorney At Law and Jlaater. agent for Liverpool, London and Globe Fire latur- ance Co^, and for U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company. Also for the Aetna Fire Inaarance Co., lu which Comp&ny Insurance can be got on all country as well m town property (L W. STOKES, D DENTIST. OFFICE NPAR WALTERBORO NOTE W. B^ACX^K. ' H. W. aCKEKMAK LACK & ACKERIAN DENTAL SURGEONS lOffiee^ Hours: 8.90 am to p. m. 8 to 6 p. m. Waltorbox^b, S C ttoooooooooooooooo kaadjbaltt REVIVO i RESTORES VITALITY THB Hade a Wall Nan af Ns.” \ro protaeoeaae reaaUSs las SO 4aya. it acts powerfully and Quickly. Cares when others fail. Yqua* men can regain their loti manhood and - -0W J?*T,r®<» T ® r their youthful vifor by uaing SKBtITO. It quickly acd quietly re- mpree NenrousMaa, Lost Vitality, Sexual A Guaranteed Cure for Plloo. DIGESTION DECIDES IT. tGevS DifMliM More The. Half the Battle. Life ia a caaoeloas struggle for aucceaa, ViecauM aucoesh is auppoted to inaure iiappincsa. Ambition and ability make for ancceaa t>ut without health too, failure la more than probable. If the digestion U poor, the nervea unsteady, the blood iftb, the weight leaa than It ahoald be, and ambition and Itchiag, iillnd, Bleeding, or Protruding PHea. D< uggista refund money If PAZO OINTMENT faila to cure any. case, no matter of how long standing, in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and Mt. 50c. If year druggist hasn’t it send 50c in stamps and It will be forward ed postpaid by Paris Medicine Co., 8t. Louis, M.o life, whether yon fail or anocaad, yonr digestion largely decides it. Ho confident It J M Klein that Pepalkola Tablets will •renew yonr energy, steady yonr nervqa, <friv« away that tired fecliug, give tone to the digestion, improve yottr appetite, tiring up your weight to where It Mould 4>e, pat new color into yonr cheeks and jiew lifh into yonr stomach, that he con- ‘tiaaea So eel] this graild dyepepetn uremedyoa the money-bock plan. ‘ Ante confidence. The guarantee ab- wolnt^f profori* you Dr Klein w||! fiadly p«f hack yonr quarter if at the end of the tea days’ treatment yon have -not been cured*or decidedly benefitted. month in jolly in a good tn *d when Ike man kil ‘toofie that laid the golden egg, Margie? Little Mat*ie-Whjl 4^xeM the gpoee was cooked. Yon may stretch yonr fun; Yon may stretch your legs long run; Yon may stretch yonr arms frr$ooth; But never, never stretch the trnth. -M F. Butts. A. M. Sander! Dealer In Staple and Fancy Groceries. Vegetables, Fruit and Confectionery. CASH MID FDD FOULTIY AND ECCL Failing’Memoir. Wasting Dtasassa, and effects of self-abuac or and Indlacretloa, which unflta one for atu<hr. bustoess or marrlaire. It not only cures by starting at the Mat of diaense. but is a treat storlnt the Bre of yowtk. It wards off ap- prosebiugdisease. Insist on hsrlat BEV1 VO, no ®fte r - *t «ao be esrrled in vest pocket. By m*ll,fI.OO per pMksge. or six for $6.00. We give free sdvlee and counsel to all who wish it, with CRMrawtee. Circulars free. Address JtOYM. MEOICINC CO.. Marios BMf.. Chics*s. IM WALTERBORO DRUG 00., and JOHN M KLEIN. Walterboro, S. O. When private interests are able to retist the public will, there it a bad state of affaire. Nothing hat ever equalled it Nothipg can ever surpass it Dr. King's New Discovery A Perfect For An Throat aad Cure: Long Troubles. ( Colleton County Telephone Co. Long Distance Connection to all parts of the UNITED STATES. Following are the names of the subscribers to the / e - above Company: W ALTER BOKO. A M Sanders W W Smoak ‘ Rev j L Daniels VV J Taylor L iracy Mrs H Es’Dorn R I I Wichman A Wichman I A Westerberg Mrs E J Witstll Mrs E H Williams J M Walker A Wichman & Co John M Klein F F Rivers j G Padgett Bus H W Black Jr Res Jno M Ackerman J C McLeod Wal Infirmary W J Fishbume „ Mrs C R Fraser HA Frances Klein’s Drue Store E P Knight A J Lemacks P J Lucas ] S Jackson Dr G W Stokrs J S Welsh Rev J P Graham Jno H Peurifoybus Mrs Annie Neyle Dr L M Stokes res Wal Bot Works Chris Edwards H A Francis res J H Bentpn W H Martin D L Smith Dr W B Ackerman Dr L M Stokes of Dr R Ackerman T J Blanchard Mrs W A Black J E Bryan Brown Fur Co Beach Bros H W Black Jr F & M Bank Black & Ackerman G C Brown Mrs B Padgett Colleton Bkg Co C T Cummings C I W & S Co Clerk cf Court W E Jones bus. J S Jackson res D J Chaplin W E Capers ACL Depot Wal Dispensary Dr C H Es’Dorn Jno D Edwards Wal Hotel Wal Cotton Mill Wal Drug Co J G Padgett Wal Postoffice Mrs B K Sanders C A .Savage A C Shaftsr Terry Si Shafler ]ohn F Lucas j D Gibbs C A Savage Bus C D C Adams C D May N G MorralL Mrs L W McTeer E R McTeer P M Murray [as E Peurifoy jno H Peurifoy JPr G W Stolces oT Press & Standard C W Edwards Ed Glover A J SanderV Jas E Peurifoy bus W B Gruber J C Hiott office. F S Dixon res W A Tucker Wal Liv Stables B G Price D C L Hiers « C M Grace J S Griffin J S Griffin office J M Pennington Grace & \Yarren B G Hyrne Dr W B Acker man bus Howell & Gruber M P Howell E Hubster Henderson House' ColMer&MfgCo Mrs E F Hyrne B F Halford C G Henderson E M Jones res Mrs C W Butler Country. ’HENDERSONVILLE LINE Allison Herndon W F Hill C H Boynton ' W M Speights Boynton Sc Willis F Guess J A Marvin Dr H A Willis oft Pay Station at atora of Boynton & WlUia. charfr#* !0cta to Wal terboro, 20 cU any con nection on local exchange COTTAGEVILI.E LINE S W Ackerman S G Peirce T S Ackerman A D Dodd A D Metts Dr B G Willis Dr W A Kirby Pay atation at T S Ack* er mao’s Charges lOeta to Wal- terboro, 20cta any con nection ou local exchange hiott’s LINE W G Hiott L E* Hill A V Rickenbaker J S Jordan KITTER LINE Poor Farm F C Bennett Sanders &Lemacks C W Drawdy SNIDER LINE. Eli Benton „ G A Benton .. i ° All phones are for the exclusive use of the subscribers and all subscribers are to charge nen-subscribers 10 cts. for all messages to Walterboro and 2octs. for any connection on local exchange. The tolls are to be divided equally between the subscribers and the company. W T e are compelled to make these charges for the protection of our subscribers and for our own protection. Any message not charged by the subscriber will be charged to him by Central. Long distance booths have been installed at the Walterboro Drug Company and Central Office. Subscribers are requested to use these lxx>ths when talking over die long distance. You will get better service and by putting your money in au tomatic pay station there will be no mistake at end of month about long distance tolls. o , All non-subscribers in town who wish to use local exchange out of town must use booths at Drug store and Central Office and charges will be locts. Any subscriber who allows the use of his phone for any such message will be responsible for the full tolls and same will be charged to him. These rules and charges will be strictly enforced from date. Report trouble to F. S. Dixon, Manager. oqiLSTO* oewry tilifhcns oo. JAS. R. PEUKIYOY, JNO. H. PKUKiFOY, Pkksidfkt Vio. Pan. im> Tuui. |J : J F.S. DIXON, Manager. LtlltTEEl, —Dealer In— GENERAL MERCHANDISE, "a ■■ ■ Jg/jr. 4- it- U •Cif', & t -