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% Cfct Urcss anD Stantwrli " TWENTY-NINTH YEAR. W. W. 5MOAK, JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. —TERMS— ISB XOKTHH AIVAYSII AOVAICE. P«blkb«l •▼•rj WedMtdajr. WEDNESDAY FEB. 6. 19*7. $1.00 SOC .. 25c THANKS. W« take this mtan* of thaokirg thoM •nbccribers .who have receutlf •a with remittauce* The 1 of Jan nary was, wo believe, the , breaking month in paid subscjip- We do not believe there ever 1 a month in the whole thirty years i the life of yonr county paper k ooald show aa many or as 1 la the way of aubscriptions. T.*ey 1 not all from old subscribers either. We appreciate this doubly because we > that this has been a tough year that money is scarce, and we 'feel greatly encouraged by it to continue to try to improvfyour paper each issue. Lot as not be weary in well doing, IHaada. Look at youP label and if it haa not a ••’07” or on an ••’Oh” on it we have a nice, new one waiting for you Wa are going to try to give you a good gafar, but wa want to feel that you are with as In ouretruggie. iber each subscription paid now 1 yon to vote for some young kdyla the cociTy. So doa’t s nl it without the vote. Doee your neighbo harrow yonr paper? If he does, get him to aabeciibe. - » men hare no ti" c'« any thing *t home; their interest «e<*ma to be centered in town. They *re deeply ; interested in U13 war in the Kar Knit, and will go to the poatoiftce and *ait for hours to get the news if j perchance they happen to stay at home one day, they will stop at the end of a row and talk politics with whoever may chanoe to oome along, till the signal for dinner is given aid then wait for their little boys, or even girls, to oome and takr their horses to the lot and feed them the best tuey may. ? The stable is a miserable pen, unfit (or any animal tb stay iu, and is only cleaned when manure is obliged to be had. fell these men of the dntiea they owe to their families, and it is to tliem a fable. Tell them of the great pcs sibilitics that lay before them, and it is an iridescent dream; it is any j wonder that hard times are present with such? Would it not be in any business followed in the same way? Is it any wonder that the occuya- J lion under such management has fallen into bwi repute? In the interest of humanity, such men should be sentenced to the roado or some otbefjieual servitude, that they may have opportunity to relleet on their ways and .think of the good women they are murdering, borne brother may get mad at this, but 1 have beard as long as men get mad at being told of tb«ir laults, there is a chance for their reformation.—M II J., in Progressive Farmer (Ualeigh NC) Sloejvs Liivinveivt For Cough, Cold, Croup. Sore Throat,Stiff Neck- Rheumatism and Neuralgia At all Dealers Price 25c 50c. 6 *1.00 z* t SenP Free "5loans Book on Horses Cattle. Hogs & Poultiy Address Dr. Earl S. Sloan 1615 Albany St: Boston. Mass. Sun Light on Tap' A comfort worth having. A pleasure to use. You need light— open the burner cock, its there, use it as long as needed. Close the burner cock and the expense stops instantly. Can you realize what a comfort this is—Acetylene, a beautiful, brilliant, white light. Its more like day light than any other artificial PUBLIC NOTICE. ‘•TIME TO BURN.’ Almost every day we tee pereona on ■r street a lolling abont in a doll listless r, seemingly (unconscious of the >of time. Aa a mle they have not a very prosperous appearance,and they are •a on-animated in appearance that we wopder if they cop Id ran, or if they could have a gleam of IntelliRenoo no natter what happened. We are not ■vying this in a scornful manner, bat wo really feel a deep sympathy for these few anfortonate individual-!. Neighbor, da yon ever eee any each persona as you walk the afreets? Do you know what Is the matter with them? Is it becaoee they- have nothing to do? labor wan never so much in demand ss bow, or at more remunerative wages.Ho that cannot be the trouble. It must be their general "no-'countueM” or (he climate. Wehopoeocn to see the ordinance , such vsgranta enforced. SupjKxk* the premdeiit should con clude to dig tlie canal intnstlf, uml have juet one assietant to fan him and keep off the flu** and motquitoes. ... " citation- For Letters ot Administration STA’l L. OK SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton, By Joo D. Edwards Enquire Probate i Judge. Whereas O T Cummings made suit to me to grant him Letters of Admin istration of the Estate sod effects of Mary 1) Cummings THESE AKK, THEREFORE, to rite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditor* of the eaid Mary D Cum mings, deceased, that they be sod appear j before m*, in the Court ol Piobate to Ims held at Waler>v>rotn llth day Feb 1907 next alter publication hereof, at 11 o’clock iu the loieuoun, to show cause if any they have, whv the said Adminis tration abonld not be granted. Uiv-n under my band, this 28lh day ol Jan A. D. 19«'7. Published on the 30rh Jay of Jan and theftth day of Feb, 1907, in The Press sod dundard. JNU. D. EDWARDS. Probatd Judge To the People of Fall River All persons in Wnlterboro must hoi I 'mselves rest on«lhie for anv *veaVn**»« I utfering c used from >ld age c rout cuOghs or ouula, tHoucuUis, 1u»^», run down conditions, stomach troubles, uervousueas or poor blood when we are witling to sell them the real c* d liver preparation, Yiuol, and return their money if it d< •« not benefit. Toe reason VIndia ao successful in reatoriug health and creating strength ia because it contains tn addition to 1 Fwletters of Administratien, CITATION coti’a livers, but without oil or grease to nonet the stomach and retud it# work Unliae old-faahioued cod liver >il and emulsion a, it is deliciously pala table. agreeable to the weakest afomsch, J therefore, unequalled as a strength c t.i tor and t«*nlo >< ci nstructor. Our l cal drugglat. John M sty a; *Ti is because we know so well ot what Vinol is nude that we hak every rundown, nervuoa, debilitated, aged or wen* person lu Waltertxrro. . and every [reraoir suffering from atubbrni edda. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Connly of Colleton. By John D Edwards, Esquire, Probate Judge, x WHEREAS J E Fripp made ra t tn me to grant him knurs ol Admin- Klein, j istration of the Estate and effects of NOTICES. Notice—$300 Reward For proof auniciem to convict person or |* rtona wh > Lied to burn W B Gru- lier'e laru on-lie i ighr of .Inn 18th and the Academy on Jsu ttt’h 1907. •‘own of Wnlterboro. D B Hlet-k. Clerk ntid Trees. Notice—$50 Reward For proof sufficient to convict person or persona who broke the street lamps in the Town of Walterboro on the night of Jan 19th 1!M)7. Town of Walterboro, D H Black Clerk and Treaa. Notice—$200. Reward. - For proof sufficient to convict persona who triad i o burn mv barn on the night ofJanlSib and the Academy on the night of Jan 19th, 19.7. W B GRUBER. light. We are South Carolina State Agents far the Eagle • Generator Co., of St. Louis, Mo. The oldest, the most reliable Generator con cern in the world If you ar6 interested in good .a lights, drop us a postal for one Oj our latest catalogues, entitled “Darkless Nights.” This little booklet describes fully, our Water Automatic, Acetylene installed in Notice. By mutual consent the company of J A liaitey & Son rti“jFol*#* enpartoership. .1 A Bailey wiR coii'inue the buHoeHa, and collect all debts and settle all In debtedness. J A Bailey & Son. Jan 28, ’07. and Carbide Feed, and . Non-Automatic Generator. We have Colleton Couty alone 32 individual plants. And it pleases us to say that in every case we have pleased our customers. For further information, address NOTICE—The Misses Breland located at the re* : de'iceot Hon. J. Walker to do sewing. Th ey solicit patronage ot their friends. ^NOTICE—All persons Indebted to tha Halford Hardware Company will do well to see me at once, as I have all wceouma for collect!* n. J C 1110 IT, Atty at Law Walterboro, * U. M s ft A Stoke* THESE are tbereforo to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said H A Stokes, person so noting irum muuu-in deceased that they lie and appear before hanging cougha, br< nchltia or incipient , tw, in the Court of Probate, to «*e held at ooii'a motion to trv Vmot on onr guar- ’ Walterboro SO on Feb 14th 1907. after antee.” John M Klein, Drugglat. publication hereof, M l I] o'clock iu the NOTE.—WWIe we me sole ..gettl* for Vlml in Walterboro, it i« now tor m e ut the leading diug stoie i t marly every town and city In the country Look for the Viuol agenc, in ycu r town. Catarrh and Catarrhal tteaduc ea are quickly relieved by Noa-nn 1 It soothe* the congested memb ams altnys luflainmaHoDs nnd thoroughly heivis A mnu ami c eauses. It keeps moi-t nit the ' .. . . . passsgea whara tendency is to ib»ck«» does not perforin the work he ^ income dry. . Cures c-dds, tUrmt #tt*d by natu e to do, no matter what trouti es, hoarsenet*. Iiay t* '-er, *‘a?oi«> 1 . pad up’’ nose, bra^hint through moa h Ub, 1st menace to aociety ami khonld ^^^Uu-piig. otTmiHve bieath, etc to treated os a criminal. The. mult ipll ■ cation of snia'l * rnihoad towua” has multiplied this vagrai.t cla«a. We have aran >oni:g me|» come to town day afti r day ami luuig rouud the street cornets when wa know they had no vestige of torenoou.lo show <-au*e, if any they have why the sstd Adminhtraiion should not he gtanted. GIVEN untli-r my hand, this 29.h day of Jan Anno Dormol 1907. Pobitahed on die Jt'Mi day of J*u. and 'he d h d*v of Feb. J!HI7; iu Tbe Press aud Hlandard . . JNO. D EDWARDh. 1’rohute Ju Ije ■ ■ 1 ■ Eus^s,Surries and Hamesa »r MAaur*cTuscn-a eaicc. Cuitarieetl lor 1} mo,., twill for (>oilrr and Ootabil-tr. W« can •»*• you 00 un ih« porefewn ol a Sticty. San- Z- abont or Sanry Out comblrt* rataloc No. r. !, Free lor the atklnf. JohePestarCa n Uc-amt St.. Atlau*. o,. boalneta toattei.d to. Upw much liet- t«r If aooh young men had atayetl at home aud flxetl a bienk iu the fence, •r planted something nsetulr Thb auc- oraaful man i* not a loafer, but utilises •very moment of his time in doing something useful. "The frav ment R of hours and of minutes Ih.penmea too trifling to count, Loo&uulit'r and wiseiy invested, Have grown to a prmoelv amount; And toe narrow strips by the wafside. Where wee^s /i*\v rankly pud tall, Has ot ten brought to the t( Her The moat bountiful harvest of all.” It is autiwptib aud contains no ci.eiid cats oir drugs having a „nftro >tic effr-ct or that cau cause the “drug habit.” We Uuoranie* Hativao ion J. A Itrogilon, of the Nnu iod Sign 1 "■ 1 1 - ..i j Obi,., wii.ei m.der date of Oct. I-M’.UH ! a3 ^ !r ltrvau * s btxm. w:w get- ••No'eua Is tbe only preparation 1 iuve i evtr used that r. lieve* my atiliction »o i ting aldtiff nicely <<ov< ri;or \ arua speedily and pleasantly: I biu getting nian by *tnu liilo ;e3 onto it. . tlie lirst teal pleasure out oi bmi'hmg 'tintUtave *xjurieuced siuce 1 «on- The projK'r tit!-.'for llie< bouse be naved catarrh six years ni»o. Alonov w 'uld nol buy my tube of Noscna if i could not get another.” Buy Ncseon from Walterboro Drug Co. and g t y< u- money back If-not sa*i i fi*it. Sam ple tube and booklet by mail 10 cts Bkown Maxckactc K1XU Co . St. lyjuia, Mo. amt Greenville, Teuu. A P or Otgan. 1 rm(s) the bile. That’s what Notice. On the 7th dav of F* hruary, 1907, 1 will make my tluul M-M t rn as sdininls trator of the estate of 1* A Hlonmn, de ceased, and immediately thereafter ap ply to the Judge of Probate of Colleton C'Oinif'ftrf'Leturj D;am:»* irv. G W Sir-man, Jan 3,’07. 1 9 4t Adiutnistratoiv 1 COLLETON MERCANTILE AND | MANUFACTURING COMPANY, WALTERBORO and RITTER, S. C. jj^Oj *; i NGIICH. ’ Notice is hereby given prohibitinp any and all |»ersoi!s Ironi en’ering upon the lamis of Messrs P R and U S ■Bradly, sitiuPe in the Comity of t-olleten. South Carolina, and located i : n FrHser,.Glover and Verdier Town ships in mill county and notices t f such prohibition have been duly port ed on the bord rs of said land. 1 9 3t 1’ II and U S Bradley. y-i Admir.iatmtor’s No 1 ice! (>n tho C5 h day of F* hruary, u 1007, 1 wi l make my final return ns admuii:? tailor of the *sf«fe of 14 W ( hnplin, H deceased, and InimHlin elv thcreafte.'’ apply to die probrte conrr for L-tiers D;tm : gsory. 14 \V Ct nplin, Ad:: ii 1st: a or. Jan ^S, *07 4’, “A Bill for the'lb lief of E II Ilar- ritnan and Other >Uliionaire Lind and Water l irates—Philadelphia Record. Does This Mean You? l know fanners who go to town •tx days iu the week and leave boys at hon.e to do the work. Unfortunately their name is 1. gion. They are in almost every neigh tier FOR SALE, i 2i» H. P. Engine, ! i 25 H. P. Boiler, i piece of 20 ft shafting i P1-.AN IS, , and pulleys. Just repaired yonr Celery plants, all kinds*ot an( j j n gr 00C j con jition. Hverd.es it it’s torpid. Then the hile den plants. . \Ve are now pfC- ovei(lows iVito the biood^p dson* yom . r • » i it W*te«, caudugsick ht* im:* o. bi'.tiu* pared to furntsn tne well -Tu: known varieties of cabbage I A. Q. LYONS, Getsinger, S. C. hood. Their places look like widows *nd for.ifle* your o n»ihuth>u *tr»ln*t p* __ : n CTri ^ii -a K-v- fuiurs trouble. Entile treatmem 25c. COlint. I HCCS in small i tfiMBSBRMBraMnaawraaBatow^ $1.50 per 1000, in large lots rings nb ut the eyes, worn uni lo->k,e»e. Rvnou's trentmeut of liver pills aud To Ic iVUets •irengthens the liver— makes iti d> it* own work. Freveuts t-u . cuies these troubles Aids—doesn't force. Entire treatm. nt 25c. Prevent Headache. Forte them? No—slsd* them Ran on’o Local -Mffk t Keport for Tulay. Cotton—middling 9 7-8. Corn—new '.*0 oouts per bushel. plants, tlie extra early Wake field, the Charleston or large type Wakefield, Henderson’s' Preaki25 perbusbei. J ‘ ’ Hwect pot»to«w 60e per bushel. success and flat dutch. * These R»ce. n ugb.ki jicr bushel. , . . •! Svrup. :toc jwr gal • plants are grown m the open Egg*, iftc perd'» Gnick tre-emm.iof Ltver FuH sud T-Miic air and will stand great cold. Pclle s»i engih“ns the live, a-ri dlg» t e ... _ . .. orga-sst bat th y d > their i wa w, r»- ( We guarantee cjuality 1 MAKE YOUR contracts for ’Farm Supplies with the Colleton Mercantile and Manufacturing Co., who are in position to furnish just the line of goods required to meet the demands of the tTiligent farmers, at prices surpassed b> none. ^ „ We are most anxious to connect ourselves with all hard working people. Feeling that our practical experience, gained by actual contact with the farming interests, both directly and indirectly, qualifies us advantageously, from the consumers standpoint, to treats satisfactorily with the producers. We therefore^ earnestly solicit your patronage promising in advance to meet all reasonable de mands. Our Mr. Paul Sanders who handles all applications for supplied will ~ be at the “Brick Store,” in Walterboro Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays of each week, and at Ritter Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and can be reached by Phone from either point. Colleton Mer. & Mfg. Co. V s and their wives have to pick np wood along branches and- glean the fence to get tire wood to cook their menls of western pork and such vagetablefl as they can ' raise them, •elves. They have no house for the fowls, which aleep in trees and under t!ie leaky shelters, on tlie wagons and buggies. The wife has fotne chick- tM which she raised, bat the gate was all to piece) and the sow got in •ad ate them np The frnifc trees are 1 tter trimmed. They have run away i, wo<*i till tlvcr bring so fruity-bur •ckvti* $1 5*> to $2 p^r doz, Hans $3 00 to $4 p*r doz. nPf ] ' Wax, i*»r poumi. » a ! Wot»l, 25 tsp-r pound. lots " Th« old original GROVER’S Tastele** -GidU Touts You know what you srt x” 1 —'' L I ' taki*ii». It h Iron and quinta* In * it«le knotty, wormy things unfit, to eat 1 ess form. No cui« bo pay 40c. ' 1 It will be a ‘‘bre;^k ,, in congress to - 51.00 to *1.25 per 1000. f. o. b.' «• I*"*'* or - into A.. the Sal ton Se.w > Meggetts. 1 he express com- pany h.lS gr.Tn.Cvl US A reduced j if you hnveno fri*n-l>ormoney, ^ rate to' all points. . Unless ^'"i’'-.. »*. cash accompvTnies order plants Mov.. people ihere would he. - 1 Provided yon take Rocty Mountain , Tea—John M Kle'-o.* One of the New York Aldermen accused of bribery says that Jerome and the grted jury owe him an apofr ogy. Why doesn't he go right ahead and collect?—Philadelphia Ledger. The rollc’-skatini: fad linn on* will go C. O. D. The depart- tert lined the field ns the deadly ment of agriculture established iteal of bridge whist. . k ^ * -r » an experiment station to our ns* buiwi ThH 1 cst .>., 5 ear*. plant farm for testing cabbage. Single Comb Buff Orpingtons T Admitted to be the best all-puipose fowls. fine v ' .. Sitters and Mothers. The very best of layers. Large Healthy, Great foragers. $£ Easily raised. N. H. Biitch Company, Meggetts, S. C. ■ THE FOWL FOR THE FI Eggs $1.50 per Sitting, shipped safely anywhere. R. L FRASER, Walterboro, S. C