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a / ii - e Advice to the Aged Ago brine* iaflrmltlcs. ruth c,r, rh:.; gish bo^ibi, weak kidneys and blad 2cr anu TORPID LIVEK. M’s Pi hrve a specific effect on there or~in* stinHlatmg the bowels, tausire then to periorm their natural functlana aa !■ youth and IMPARTING VIGOR —> to the kidneys, bladder and LIVER. They are adapted to old and young. SELLING AT COST. I ant now selling my entire stock of hats, dress goods and everything in the line oi winter goods strictly Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Itcs stood the test 25 yean. Averago Annual Soles over One end a Half MSHon bottles. Docs this record of merit appeal to you? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Enclosed w!ib every bottle is a Ten Cent, package of Grove's Bluck Root Liver PBls. m HR HR ANT ON KLU^ATL N. CHARGE AGAINST £AVROT. * i '•» Indicted for Shooting Dr. Harry Aldrich. Linton Rouge, l^i.. K»b. 0.—Dorrso- •atic Congreieuian-elect George K. | arrot has been indicted by the grand iry on a charge ♦>? •myrder for ah<xjl- | ;t Dr. Harry Aldrich, one of the adlng physicians of Baton Rouge. Congresaman-elect Favrot, imme- , lately after the shooting last Novem- irr. Issued a formal statement tbs’ « killed Dr. Aldrich for making tanderous statements about Mrs. avroi. Mr. F'avro. ha* maintai n I »!!cnre since, snd T>r. Aldrich'* rionds have raid nothing. Dr. A:> ,’rlch was Mr. Favrot's family phy- Jrian, hail been bl* life-long friend •al was gcnetslly believe I bv tue j ?cor »>f Baton Rouge for his kindness. | Ccngreissman-elect Favrot Is one of , ha leading Jurista of Ivouisiaua, as sell as one of the most popular and ! ^oaorful of the younger politicians. .Mr. Favrot was Judge of the civil ilfdrlct court at the time of the shooi ng, but resigned Immediately. It s a notable coincidence, however, hat before the shooting he had ap- rolntrd the grand Ju*y which has in dicted him. The foreman of this grand j jury, moreover, Is an uncle of Dr. Aldrich's wife. Arraignment will probably be held i reb. It. Judge Brunot, tn charge of tho .-use, on Friday began proceedings *a prosecute. If possible, those who dtvalged the fact that the Jury had voted to indict. FV.dsy’s pap< rs printed this fact . together with the esmea of the Jurors and how they ••oted, the division being nine to three In favor of Indicting. It re quires at least nine Juror* to Indict. It It reported that the indictment wan not finally brought until a strong efort had been made to change the ’'‘♦•rmlnatlcn taken by the nine Ju rors. New witnesses were presented to the Jury In the ease Friday. f~' AT COST in order to make room for my new spring stock of fancy millinery and dress goods. I will leave in a few days for the North to purchase these goods. Going at cost while they last. Don’t delay but come. MRS. W. A.'BLACK. FACTS AND FIGURES. From the sworn statements made in Uine to the License Commissioner by the ten largest shoe houses in St. Louis Post Dispatch in August. The following gains have made in the last four years. Firm Name. Gain ip Shipments. 1. 2. j* 4- 5* 6. 7- 8. 9- to. $5,025,877 3,171,850 2,920,000 2,800,000 *,036,565 450,00 225,000 M 5.000 80.000 36,000 TYNER’S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY. A Guaranteed Cure: ~ II you •offer ffnm DyspepsU nr In- •Mgealinn Id * n y from, gas, belching, bit- »er ,a«le, offenslvn bad bieatb. diziv •palls sour stomach, heart Butter, nan- »ea. gastritis, loathing of food, patna or • welling in the stomach, back or aide, deep seated kidney or liver trouble, then •k-v will disappear*!: a short time after taking Tyner’s Dyspepsia, Remedy wsdt eopeclally to ott.o Dyspe »ia In digM'ion aud ail itloKArh Troubles rsv-n of the worst cases, fyocr’a Dva pepsin Remedy ezplia U* gaaea and jweu *js the brevtn It cmea Hick lle^daci.e, Colic and Conatl|>ai.oQ at •41c*. Druggists or by express 50 rents t bottle Honny refunded if It fails to enra. Medical advice and circular free T writting to Tyner Remeuy Co., Au- utsiA, Oa. Roberts. Johnson & Rand Shoe Co. Brown Shoe Co. Peters Shoe Co. Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co Wcnheimer-Smarts Shoe Co. Friedman Bros. Shoe Co Courtney Shoe Co. (gain in 3 years) Dittman Shoe Co Giesecke-D’Oench-Hays Shoe Co St. L mis Shoe Co These figures shw that ROBERTS, JOHNSON & RAND SHOE CO. Gained nearly TWO MILLION DOLLARS more than any other St. Louis Shoe House. What’s the Answer? “STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER” We handle a Complete Line of these Shoes. S FA & BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER' NOTICE. — 1 WCRKS «..• ..1 A_>ii A jHC3. ■*umlng rf L , 'rsd''i'rrt. Country Homs cf JrHrt W.manakfr. Philadelphia. Feb. 9.—I.yndhur^t, N © country tome of John Wanamak- T, at JenklPtown. nenr this elty. -as desfrorri by fire FrlSay night. ‘ho lor * will reach $1,100,000. Mr. Y/aeamsltrr and family wrre t their city residence whsn ihe fire rrurred. Two valuable paintings, •Thrlsf Before Fliate” and "Christ on ilvary." were saved. Though no statement has been re vived from Mr. Wanamaker as to he k»a. It Is authoritatively stated ;at It will reach at least $1,500,000. — . _ -_« _ The house cost ii.ooo.ooo. and it Pebruary2oth at Walterboro. ontalned furniture, brtc-a-brac from ! ream of collecting by Mr. and Mr*. L Wanamaker. Mrs. Waaamakar’s col- teetlon of Venetian glass was regard 'd as one of the flnest. The furnl- *rr« was the most rerlnns loss. There "•ere fifty rooms in the house, and teh was furnished In the distinctive *v!e of some period in the world s alitory. Ntilec’ert Cold* Threaten Life. (From *he Chicago Trilmne) •’Don’t tnfle with a cold U k<kh) ad- «vb'w for pimb-nt men and women. It M>»ybsyti*l in tne case of a child, proper food good ventilation, nod dr\, 1 *rin hlothtng sre the proper aofi ?nsr.t» gtioat c«*ld« If they aie maiiu%ine,i i.Touah 1 be changeable west her ot «itiiiiua, wititer and spring, the ebanos •4A»nrpri*e front the ordinary mid* sdlb^sliat.t But the ordinary IMt •t-^bl will hreome severe if neglected, •wt a well e* emi-beh ripe cold it to the r *rniao| diphtheria what b»nev is to the tvw. The grva e«t menace to cMUl li e •t this stas-ui of the year I* the Br-glecteo »old** \Mi> titer it is a ch’Id-»>r ad dt he c Id slight or severe, the very b *1 •tWh meat iha< esu be adopted I* 10 g v- Casaitwr alu’a Cough Heme<ly. It a ••f* and sure The great popnlarltv a*d atmease sale of thia ptepara low h»- twrwwtatmd by Ra rematkabk e trss o •omens a cold never results la pne" •nook wh»». It Ms given, For sal* by Joan M Klein. Walterboro, S. C, Dec. 16th, 1906. I will be at the following places on dates named below for the purpose of taking tax returns for all personal property and polls for the year 1907: Remleys Store, morning Jordan Store, altemoon Cottageville Centreville Hendersonville Petits, morning "7- Sniders, afternoon Williams Bell » Ravcnels Warrens Meggetts Adams Run Jacksonb^ro Green Pond All other days not named above from January 1st to P. M. MURRAY, County Auditor. P w M-H I 1 I 1 li I I I I I II II 1 .M |.p*| || | | H'.| ■! M I I 1 I I I lie is Also Interested in The Press and standard’s Voting Contest. I I Edito.* Frees and Standard; I have been so busy during the past several weeks that I have negleo'tdl to write you, and some ol the raudeis of your pup« r may think that 1 uni de«d, or have lo t in er at in p, blic aifairs. Rut 1 still stand lor improve ment ail along the line, and in every thing. We u^ed to be belter educated into every tiling, and properly educated. We need education that ptepareg not only the In ad but the ■ heart and the hand.for the duties of .He, a heal t that will direct the heart! liuto every hontat purj>oee, and a hand that will execute ibe piirj>ote of a true heart, a heart that's alaats 1 ready >»i render a htlpiug hand is more prtcious t an mucti gold in the eight ot t e Killing Power. It brings (»eauf and happim rs eo u.e home and j the cOiiuiiuutty where it dwells and I stars of glory are being added to its crown daily There is no eeltiish* ness about a true heart—while it loves self, it wishes everybody well, aud would do good unto others^ and not evil, if all of the teachers we*? elt quaiitied lor teaching, that is teachers in every depart of life, what a world this would be. No immoral instructor can nnke strong and last ing impressions for good. Life the person that takes God to be their guide through life Now Mr Editor, the oilervou make through your paper, giving two chances of trips to the Jamestown Kx|>oeition, with two gold watches, impresses me with the idea that you lioasess that true heart that makes a man be a man, it makes me feel like 1 almost wish I was a girl, 1 would declare my candidacy in the contest, but I am not a girl, neither am 1 sel fish. J want to vole for several girls, and I must vote, I must extend my subscription to the limit, in order to get in all the votes I can for some girl or girls. Won’t some of the girls within my district write me and solicit my votes. Girls this will be a big trip,and then theideaof a freq trip to see the first English settlement of our country. This settlement be gan the 13th day of May, 1607, ou a a broad river in the fetate of Virginia, which was named by the settlers in honor on King James of England. So Jamestown js on the James River January 29 0 f Virginia. It will be a great sight 2 9 to see the wonders that will be 011 3° exhibition. You will see the river 3 1 that a Dutchsh psailed up in August February 5 1CI9, and so!d twenty negroiB to the | Colonists as slvves. It was thus that . ” 6 African slavery was introduced 7 , into this country. - 8 11 12 *3 *4 *5 ID know you are a am 1—then you Mr& Editor, I woman's man, so furnish the free trips and watches and 1 will help to elect the girls- Gome out girls with your names Let me hear irom you, the time is short for decltaring yourselves as candidates, but plenty ot time to get votes. W. G. Brant. Feb 8,1907. f EHRHARDT BANKING CO., ^ Ehrhardt, S. <2. SOLICITS YOUR ANKING USINESS. If you arc* not already banking with us start an ac count now. Whether your account be large or small, we will extend every consistent accommodation and will pro tect your interests with the s.tme care and fidelity that we apply to our own. It is our business to receive and safeguard deposits^ to loan money on p to per security, and in general to ren der e very financial ser.ico within the scop© of -a modern banking institution. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy a Favor ite. ”H> prefer Chamberlain’s Coneh Remedy to any other tor our children” -aye Jur L. J. \V< odbeiry of Twinning, Mich. “I. baa also done the v>ork for u* in ha'dcoida aud croup and we take t It-n-ure in reconimenaiuK i».” For sale by John M Klein. JNO. L < OPEL AND, President, J. M DANNELLY Vice Pie-idem. CONRAD I1ARTZ, Cannier. You can never tell what will please :» man. • no of the dis carded Thaw jurors smiled with delight, while the other kicked like a «deer. Spend not when you nn at save, ><«ie no ialiAo. With 7,000,000 telephones in use ip tins country, no wonder the "Hello(^irF* sometimes gets her nuui tiers mixed. sp.iie not when you must spend lia‘ offer in Jaybirds in S^ulh v Carolina disappear every Friday. •*. A clear conscience needs no press agent. Who tbrjws a stone at the skv may have it fall on his heail —Italian. The more violent the storm the sooner it is over—geneem. HOLLISTER’S Btcky Montaln Tu Isguft: ft Saty Wtiw Lr Buy SuMs. ^ Man SoMu Naum aaS SnsmS View. A snfHO* ter OsMtimtlasu Iwttcmloo. Llw. md Baoaackw^lu Kockjr Mponula Tea lu tab douaana Dace CoMranr. Madtsan. WU. ' •GLOW NUQGETt toS SALLOW PEOPLE Skin Disease of Twenty Years’ Stand ing Cured. I want yon to know how meek Cham berlain’s Halve ha* don* for me. U kta oared my far* ot a skin diarate of ai- m •*» twenty yean' ttendiwir. I have ■een ireeied by several oa smart phasic- • • as we haV« in this country and tbev did we no good, bot two boas* of this •»V* lias cored Me—MSS Fa*XIB ntrpnr, T*ov AU ' • -wb rlala's Helve Is tor sals by John If Kleia. DR. J. B. PADGET7 GETSINGER. S. C. Carries a full line of VIRGIN1A-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO'S FERTILIZERS, and a stock of general merchandise, so complete that any tiling that can be found anywhere else in Colleton county can be found at his store. " He will meet competition on any article he sells. i> • c •*' • V -• 1 DR. J. B. PADGETT GETSINGER. S. C. WE HAVE a full line of fertilizers from the Virginia 'Carolina Chemical Company, the best Fertili zer on the market, comprising: Kainit, * ' 1~— *• 13, 14 and 16 of acid, 8, 4, 4 and 8 2^, 1 High Grade. • 0 . We also have a full line of Farming Im- plements comprising anything for the farm and a large stock of Plows and Sweeps, Hoes, etc. c e & W a r r m . Bit... ( V.mE. ' ■ -r \ M r.i. • I