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■mm p- I- j B w* i [wii ■■i.sj’jgJL.'-.’.rza ?Wf,y V C()t|)rcss anD Stanbarb TWENTY-NINTH YEAR. W. W. SMOAK, JR. ED TOR AND PROPRIETOR. -TERMS— OW TEAR •IX MONTHS «KC£S MONTHS ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. Ptiblbbed eTery Wednesday. —:~m— | of \Valtcri)9ro h tvd .tb-sir i’oinmecial i Clubs'beir BoiineM Lea.a«« ibeir Civiv'.. Iinprovement Societies. II.is Waiter- boro? la there nothing for *uoh or^ah- izationa to do here? Let as see. There is a great demand for residences here. A dozen houses eoold be rented] to day if they were built. We hare the eacant $1.00 tois and tlie owners bare the m*au* to 60c build the houses. Why do they not . 25c build them? Lack of public spirit? In the matter of freight' rates and railroad facilities WaPeiboto is discrim- na ed against llio l.usiceas interests WEDNESDAY, MARCH ao. 1907 <cod»>el rou'd c»irert this; singly norhit k ran be done. Walterlioro n<»c.iJs n motleru scIho! ‘ Abraltmm Jasti e" has a (HMl an ^ llnic y article in this wiek’s ifsue, but • seems to be making men of stmw bull.ih.g, a l-ctnre ball, a proper .re in order to demolish them. No one I «m of ligh.ia, ti.s town, waterworks has ^id anything about the “orgai i/.a a i»>P^oremmt in buMne« lion" of the medical asAyclatlon. nor is i*a oiganizstinn recent. We would refer “AbraUatn Jnstica” t > the history 1 uf&e s'is'-ciatiori, and we chaUei'^e ‘Trim*’ to produce one ward of cii icism of the oigsnizstion. It ie jerft(il> f*rrn#r thet physicians hare nn asso 1 ration—it is necessary. We coma end them fnr it. "Abraham Justi e" xectiH not to b< «< ss'e-.l ver^eti in the history of "tlx We need to remoea rand ! beds leading to town. A sni dl tended j lebtediiess \v >uld glre us some tf Iscse things. Mention this find the properly owner howls. 0 lie foie we jump too htvivily nn the fowu Counc il or the Jnteudaut. let uk uk, w'.mt si. port and encoaragsment 0 the citizens pive the conncil? ;Mj DoKt Suffer ^1 night long from toatheiche neureJgi©^ or rheumatism SloeaVs . Liivi nxeivt kills the paan — quiets the nerves e^nd induces sleep At eJl deailers# Price 25c 50c &H00 Dr EdiH S. Sloeiiv, Bostor\,Meiss.U.S.A. Pc liny-lie hi ley. Married—Thursday. Feb 58, at 3:30 o’clock p. m. at the jiarsoeage of the •dn ialing luinister Uev. J. L Daniel. ... .... ... ... A'l.ltcrbjro, ’ S. C, Rev (« Pierce W « • r * • h < lol ‘ l “h 0 "' Pen W -of the XJ tr tins t’ oufer- I itself act/tre in promoting thess thiitgs [•dee, in Miss Mittie Kemiey, ot Mi- ! needed. We are told by] members of -ounctl tint whenever a projo itioD 'Oilier up looking to improvement that i‘‘certain el-iuent” op|»ose it hel° r ® it j “charity” done 'by other pyofessiciia'j men doubtless lias not kep' hook* for them. Quite recently »e l)cai\l it said of one the leading members of tue bsr here, ‘‘He conld have left his family well ott. if he had not -*»ce marks the effort! of members ep- ao much charity practice and giYeb ^‘'Hetlto perform specific duties, aud h i muoh to the poor * IfT as is clai.md ,h » l ,her ® i * » in ® nforei °R whft ‘ shnrtvilte, S C. BOARD OF AS»5P5»SORK for Colleton Coanty. 'I h? following named gentlemen were br “Abraham Justice,” the charity of t the doctor is the work he does and ia not paid for doing, then what becomes of the goods the merchant aells, anil is uot paid for, does this not become “charity goods?” “He” savs “be” never heard of a “charity newspaper mauwhy, blesa yon, ‘‘Abraham” if * sure were to publish onr “blacklist” of the people who have read The Press and Standard and would not pay for it yott woald open yonr eyes and your heart would coma nigh to burst log for nympalhy. We console ourselves though by the thought that if there is nay man meaner tiian the one who can aad will not pay his doctor it is thr man who can and will not pay his * ‘newspaper mau,” So there now’. YouT0ly: “Their good appearance are not dae to line collections always but sa spite of that filet”—Now “Abraham” you are going to make ns wooder whether anyone has had to “blacklist” Huy of the doctors, if you talk that way. The surplus many a professional man could lay up but does not lepresents the “chanty” work he does. Men who fob low tbs profession* hers learned to ex- ' _ peet this, and he who by his supirior Advantages it may be or by his superior vrledotn aud ability ia admitted to mem* berth ip In s profession of which this is cat of the perquisites aud refuses this add to his unfortunate brother is cot e worthy the cull. All hooor to that member of the Colleton Medical associatiou who said: “I do not concur in those resolutions because fa me the dolUr is the last thing in my practice. I desire to do all the good 1 can to suffering humanity!” Moun- " fueuts are erected to such aud they lire sa hearts they leave behind which b r ot to die. seven properly stated; tint IndifTer- 1 serv » «» iown»hip auetsors fer Colleton Cn the 14'h day of March 11)07 1 ..will - ~ ~ make my final ret-.irs as admiuisiratnr of (isia’e of J E. Flatt, to Probats Court aud will Immediately, thereafter, appl> j lo said court for my letters dlsmUaory. JOHN PLATT, Feb 13. 1907. 20-13-4t „ Admtr. laws are enacted for the government of the town. The citizens of the town, know what truth, if any, attaches to these rumora, and it is for this reason that we urge the luteudant to have the proceedings of the meetings of conncil published, wiih the names of the members present and the way each one votes on every nubile question. Voteisare entitled 4^ have this, aud they should have it to beable to vote intelligently. If there ire obstructionists in conncil their places should be filled by new member. If there are employers of the town net earning the salary paid them, it is the the duty of conncil to remove tbem._J.f o my member of council does not per form his duty, he should be asked by the other membsrs who do their duty to esigu so new material coaid be secured r This is uot a time, gentlemen of conn- cii, and citizens of Walterboro, when anyone should shirk his pntdio duty. Everyone has and should have a part in the town’s progress. Let ns get t 'gether and woik for the npbuildiug of Walterboro, whoee des tiny we, as citizens and offl ‘era, control. A Fab!#. Onco upon * time, Ions when the world wad young there was an agitation over the ques tion of drinking intoxicating herb toa, and it was decided' to hold an election to see if the people really were in earnest and wished to bo rid of the thing Now there was a certain man who was an ardent supporter of the prohi bition niCTement. He even went appoinud by Clove.rudr Ansel Feb 2o. to . - 1 oerv.i «h iown»hip assetsorn fer Colleton County: ^ Osbohn Tow nship. J It Fox, Osborn. 8 J Humph, Adams Run. 0 W C Gorely, Youugs la and. “ .Blake Towns.up. R B Hayward. White Hall. <} 8 Arnett, Green Pond. R O Wiggins, Wiggins. Hell’s Township. * J M Hsysor, Bmoeks. Robert Black, Rofflu. A C Breland, Stokes Bkoxton ToWNiBIP. .H M Varu, Weimer. W H Hiere, Lodge. A E Rents, Islandlon. " Collins Township. A £ Martin, Uavenel, W W Davis, Kavenel, Geo Groves, Ojborn; Warsex Township. t L J Berry, Smoaks, P W Strickland, btnoaks, J T Garris, Colleton, Wai.thui ko Township. E M .tones, Walterboro, 11 G Price, Walterboro. E W Fraser, Walterboro, Fjt&sKR Township. Josh Garvin, Jacksonboro, LJ Witsell, Jacksonboro, W E Haskell, Jr, Jacksonboro, GloyekTownship. G M Reeves, Cottageville, T S Ackt rrtmn, Cottageville, T A Hill, Round, Uf.ywakd Township. Jasper Robertson, Walterboro, . W C Brant, Getsinger, Sidney Jones,'Salkehatchie, 0 JjOwndks Township H E Savage, Green Pond, J S Hickman, Green Pond, v S E Boynton, Green Pond, , Sheuipan Township. R U Smith, Cottagefille, J E Kinsey, Round, J O Jaque«, Jr Cottageville; Veupikr TowNSHrp. Josheph Langdale, Walteiboro, P P iiiott, Walterboro, J P The mas, Ritter. One each of the above-township ns- Local Market Report for T. day. Cotton—mlddlit g 10 S-4 Corn—new 80 cents ;kt bcahdl. Ft-es $1 7.j jerbasliti. Sweet poiatoea 60« per bn.^bel. Rice. rouKh.fl |>cr bushel. Syrup, 85c |<er gal. Egg*, :5 • r*'r doz. ( IxcKens $1 50 to $2 per doz. Hens $3.00 to $1 per doz. \N ax,, 25c i>er pound. Wool, 25ctsper |K>uud. «ve j- Administrator’s Notice.* sifmlatingitKfbodjnfRrtuh ling Die Swmads andDovtch of Infants/Chjldrkn Promolcs Di^lion jChtfiM ness aud Rnt.Conlains nciter Opium Morphine norMiacral Not Narcotic. CASTOmA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bouj Bears the Signature of i^^ouiki^Tnrmjm. Ftoykia Scei m JLx-S-aca * JLM/cbfo- AweSerit * r..- Ffmm mtrv QerMAyjr. & cii* Anerferi Remedy forCon$fl|ia- t ion, Sour Storaach.Dlantwa Worms f ptiMilsious Jcverisk ness and LOSS OF SfiEEP. FacS'urile Si$natwt of NEW YORK- Atto months old J5 J5 CErlT l GuarnUeAwda^*; 0 ^ Exact Copy of Wrapper. Thirty Years CASTOBIA /SOTICES. Torwaro and onward. so far ns to pusi l,is King’s tax in orddr to be allowed to vote. It sessors will call at the auditors of- eanig to i a'-s that this fame man ! *' ce * t ,® oce ^ letu f n ® of their tai sorrelly selling this stutr to townships. Ihe assessors of each iiis friciul. in ortler lo make »UI meet widofMoiw uid elect one some money <nit of tl.e ea’o ”< ,h ' ir number ch.om.n wl,o will tl,„r o f ukon bo \vn« «1ik I be a member of the county board of T* m n l pqualiftatkm. Said county board will ,P^ reg^u.ion a the stale j oxrd tu* i' e ^: l iT?? r . ri .r: J l ,,t L5 "nieet at tho county auditor's office on NOTICE—By an act ot Ihe hgltlalure a cummutaiiou tax of $2 is made com pnlaory upon every citizen liable to road duty b••tween the ages nt 21 and 50. This tax must be paid by Mav 1, 1907. Fail ure to do so will be pauishe 1 bv a fine of $10.00 or thirty days on ihe chain eaog. R E JONE8, Co Treat. n NOTICE to pubHc trav. 1—On and af ter March 25, 1907, Wallace draw bridge will be impassable - until further notice, on account of rebuilding same. J K. Moore. 3 20 3t Supervisor C. C. NOTICE—All persona are hereby for bidden from entering upou or tmpasa- i mg in any wav npve my nnd all lan'ls oa netl or coctroled by me 3 20 4t Haul W. Riaber. Executors’Notice J 0 I 'AM persons La v ing clalnta n^ain t the esta e of IsM-iC Hauls alii preaeut the: <ame legally attested and tLose ii deldei) to san>e will plense makt' paviueot wi’Iii- in 30 da>a to Laura A Hau's or l aac A ' Haul* at Smr>ak«, 8 C, or^AJs’viw >V Gama,DvDumrk, 8 C. . 3 0 41 NOTICE—Dr A .1 Anderson, dentin,! will lie local d In Wallerteto permanent ly after the 15tb dav of March. 1907 09)ce. oppodte Farmer* A Merchants Bank. NOTICF—From Ma r ch 1st lo March 15th a ptealty of 7% will be r>l#ced on! all taxes paid Alter Mar.* 15th' execu tions will be issued agsinst all unpaid tftxea. R E JONES, County Treasurer. NOTIcE—Until farther notice all obituaries, in memorlama, resolutions nl j respect, e c., will be charged at the fol i lowing istes: $1 00for the ilr«t bord'ed word* or l^ae. 50o for each additional ‘Ob i words. W hich amouo'a w ill h« cLa r gec to the pets -n sen Ikg such no Dm-. if THE FUES8 and STANDARD, I N >TICE—All no'lces of meetings tl any kind where the oi i>ct is to iu*k* money, or of a hosiresa ratine, will be , f charged ■* r. g liar adyyitising. if THE I'HEiS and SI’aNDAKD. NOTICE—All items of rrm ial news ▼alee will be gladly rtcelred and pub- lishtd withoa* rharge tf THE PRESS and STANDARD. NOTICE—The next tercbera exam ination will he held At the cjurt house here, Friday April 19th from In a m to 4 I y regulation U the State Toard th* Grand Millinery Openii -AT— Walterboro Popular Millinery - - Store O • *1 • > O- MRS. W. A. BLACK’S THURSDAY and FRIDAY MARCH 28 and 29 m THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED MISS CECELIA KOLB O^ BALTIMORE WILL BE IN CHARGE AND WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET THE FRIENDS OF MRS W. A. BLACK. Single Oomb Buff Orpingtons jqp mccb m mu county NVe have beard numerous commeut.! ,^^.,,1;,^ greatly l0 ^'Lueitiaf in March. dutiacon to HWfctV'Tiii' trial upoa bur recent editorial about the tlto morTiltcatioii of iiis w ife and doing* (?) of the town council. We are friends. P M MURRAY, County Auditor. ' cimioit For Letters ot Administration 8TATK GF SOUTH CAROLINA, Of lh« thing, 00 r town «.a., ...0 lh . ^ ulvlltoo , 0 , ^ ^ PmUu the Colleton Aasof lation. Judge. The flrabdivisiou w 111 meet with the bertos J 11 Cheatnut ,u ^ ,, 0 . . to me to graut him Letters of Admio- eu the authorities of the town could Fleasaut Grove Church on 8aiurday be . (•traUou of the Ksute and effects of sold it is along the right line, aud that vre must keep it up Now, we could till a colutno or twQ with meution of Moose more spaee with some things we ought to have and have mt, such things Moral: It is alright to favor prohibition, when you can make a “•peck” on tho aide. here after be on the third Friday iu aud aud October. H W B ack Sr. County Sapt of Education. NOTICE We the undersigned Jur* Estabttuhed In 1704. Ccmmiarionera will bh'March 29.h at 10 rxi » * ... o’clock a in. in the cWk of court* ofhoe iHoeaft r Irtn l« at Walterlkiio draw 36 n*mr« fr<m the m a XAi A | ttVO b«x to serve at puli Jurora for 3 d w«ek ^ of court, commmring April 8^191)7. H D PADGETT. Clerk of Court, ^ ^ R E JON£8. Treasurer, P M MURRAY, Auditor. Admitted to be the best allpurpose fowls, fine Sitters and Mothers. The very best of layers. Large Healthy. Great foragers.. Easily raised. THE FOWL FOR THE FARMER t-ggs $'-5 0 per Sitting, shipped safely anywhere. R. LrFRASER, Walterboro, S. C. Am** it no. IRON FB1CE CHEAPER THANW60D Kirs bat do not. Bat w# are not goirg to do it. Instead we are going to cYUi- neat upon conditions generally and see if we ran act arrive at some conclusion jas to why things are not done, hy the council and the citizens. If we can find •he cause and remove that, then we can begin to work and esa hope to acoom- pUsh something. Bat just here, we wish to state that wre do not believe tho town i# going to •he ‘^denomlaation bow-wows,” for It isn’t. It te growing and stsftdllj grow ing nnd going forward. It lo this fure the Ath bauday in Match, at 10 A E Chestnut, debased. o’clock a. m. ° THEBE ARK, THEREFORE, to cite lutroductorv sermon hr Rev J \t admonish all and singular the kindred lutroductory sermon by Hev J W ftQ|| Creiitor , # tbe M td A E Ches nut, Clnven, missionary sermon by Rev R 8 deceased, that they be and appear Williams, on Sunday morning at 11 o'olouk. that before tm, la the Court ot Probate to be held at Wal erhoro cn March 22 The second division Will meet w.th 1 ^ocVfn “il^shdi ‘Jaoli the Psciel church, on Saturday before if any they have, whvthe said Admtois- ths 5th Senday at 10 o’olook a. m. tration should not be gmated. <■ I.tnd.otor, Mrmoi b, B.t QM <*»"•»••?■»)“*, <2>1* »lk <Uj o< MMO. bf IUt S O pSiiiJa „ and 20th 3 Curtis on Sunday morning nl 11 {daysof March 1907, ia The Press o'otook. , ud Standard. QaeriMter dlscnssion and Spenkars: JNa D. EDWARDS. 1st Qwerj—The Sunday School. Its Probate Jadgs The attention it istdivisioa. C N Langdale. opeMeni «DU aiTMion, e? v td Qaary—Row am Ifloinncy in onr Uw a^BBw iMPvvSVVQU. . J W Gruber, division, H J Given#. G W way, M * “ let LCZEMAnud PILE CUBE IEE Knowing what it ws» % ■of fer, I wiU give TREE OP CHARGE, >n nny hlnlsil n josittvn ease fhr lea#-' ■aTinlt RhwimtlhiMiiilii, »l># and W WlLJ Fnr better n word that lasts tb n the lut word. Look ouPt^r propositions that will not bear koking into. 1 * Among other things of puiin,|im- portonce are free tickets. £> ‘ Quick Relief. Middlebrook, Ye Nov 16, 1904. Mr J T Shuptnoe, Seveenh. Go. My Dear Sir: 1 bad euflered with. lichlog from my knees down, that ai| times woeld almost set me ciazy. I suf fered this wee for more, than 20 years, When 1 received your box. the very ZViJiSMIJiS ~ StOTO CR1M FULL OF NEW - oe GOODS. WELCOME to sll WELCOME TO COME AND SEE MB 92 Meetina Street, CHARLESTON, S C MARBLE AND CRiNITE WORKS, and yo . It eeaed the Itching l have need half of the hot end have net fell aay itchlog or burning since. ' theft Ood that I ever fonad 0 “”:- • heat —Cee Send For Prices, * * Jl W«2o«^ M# " U O A WALKER. J D. SCOT! Georg# X£). QIovat, &rcpri9tor. Dome people can tide oyer the doll •■t oi limn nnyi Ihihkiag of the bail gimee that will ' Truth ic often homely, bnt that ia no faulfof the trnth. Wiedom ie the innlight of the aool —German. A man can brag even about how loud hie baby ban cry. Te Gore a Gold in One Day. ; v Taka LAXATIVE Bromn QuLi an TeMeta. All dreggiole refund the mtamy If U bile to cum. R W Qnmf dfpMiMi«e i* -nr< k v«x. t >