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CfotHms anil Stnnbnrb TworrY-fnirrH year. W. W. SMOAK, JR. e EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. —TER 118— OWE YBAB... tit BOKTH8 tBBBB KOKTHd ALWAYS II ADVAICC. Publlibtd eTery Wednesday. SloeJv’s 1 Liivinveivt For CougK. Cold, Croup. Sore Throat, Stiff Neck Rheumatism and Neuralgia At all Dealers Price 25c 50c 6 *1.00 S«nF Free "6lo«rt‘5 Book on Horses Cottle. Hogs 6 Poultry Address Dr Earl S- Sloan 1615 Albany Sf. Boston. Mass Now, we hope uo one will become ofTended in futnre becan»e his name is WBDNBSDAY. MAY*i9. igay. : ! We have not yet eeen a copy of the petition that should be in cirnlalion for tonding the town lor water, light* and education. The town authorities are at last , awaking to the urgency for stern en- lorcement of the ordinances of the town. Let them keep it np and enforce a respect, where kindness hat failed. { It Is very fortunate the farmer* of Colleton county here the philosophy o f connected with breochee of the ]teace. the Williameon plan to comfort them. ! The fault will He with the offender and There teems to be no doubt that the not with this paper. If there is any one corn crop of the county is now snffleient- in town so good ss not to wish his name ly stunted for the moet enthusiastic connected with a violatiou of law or admirer of the plsn. with the name, of persons he regsrds as — oatcasts, then let him beware before committing the unlawful sets. We , deeire to gire this notice and to stale that we shall disregard all threats of I>«r*onsl injury in the fata re as in the past, and do what we conceive to be oar duty regardless of the consequences, gad after each issne, the editor of this paper can be found al his place of bush ntss during business hours, and be is responsible for all his utterances. Htfwho Bing* frighten* »w»j hi* ill*—Don Quixote. The way to catch people who are j trying to fool you i* to make ttfem | think they are doing it It never make* a girl tired to dance till it’* time to get up the next day. After a man ha* suddenly struck ! it rich he will be surprised at the number of people who grasp him by the hand and *ay. •*! told you so.” TtlE CONTEST. Just one mouth more and the contest f closes. Thirty-one more days to vote, before the winners will have won. The announcement of the winners names will be made in the isene of Wedneeday, June 19th. No information will be given oat concerning the wloners in ibis con test till that date. The next month will be on* of great Interest and votes will poor in. Any of the candidates etill have a good chance to win. W* have omitted the names of all candidates having less than 100 vote*. Of course any of these young Isdiee can be voted for yet, and we would not be much sur- I HAVE OPENED A ■Wheelwright and Blacksmith \ SHOP AND AM PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OP WORK HAVE HF.YERAIO'EARS E.TPEmBN0E. Horse Shoeing A Specialty I also vet and sharpen sweeps sod plows. Prices Reasonable. Work Guaranteed, J. E. EASTERLING ANDERSON’S OLD STAND. .. Millinery Store .. BRANCttVILLF JOURNAL. In a few days, Claude A. Graves, who ban so long been associated with The Prase and Standard, and for the last several years as foreman of the com prised* to see any one of them win a poping rooms and job department, will pri**- 9 * ^ nerer his connection with this paper and Now is the time for the candidates go into an independent field of jour- to hustle for new subscribers. Kemem nolism at Uranchville as manager of the Iwr new eobecribers count 100 extra Brknchvill* Journal, s weekly paper to votes for each year paid in advance. We are going to ask that any candi date who wishes ns to send out a limited number of sample copies to prospective be published at that place by the Branch ville Journal Company. Mr Graves brings to his new field of labor seventeen years of experience in new subscribers to forward us a Pst of the newspaper business in which he has before Tuesday of each week rimu from “printer’s devil” to the re may possibly be just the nature of the l>eait; or an evil feature of human nature that nun has to combat: or possibly just straight cuasedneas. Secretary Taft **iys, “If the Pan- Honor Roll of Walterboro Graded ama Canal is not completed within School lor Lost Month. j eight years. I shall be disapointed.” Tenth Grade—Ulmer Fishburne. In view of the present San Fran- Essie Hyrnt, James Jackie*. ’ * Ninth Grade—Mirriam DuHoia, Vera Jackie*, Emmie Btrobel, Israel Kohn, Hattie vonLehe. # • Eigth Grade—Claudia Hutler, Louise Ldach, Titian Price, Vernon any threat of coming Padgett, Hughes Murry, Katherine ••• - DeT re ville, Cbarlesworth Glover. Deafness Cannot be Cured Seventh Grade—Mary Ellen Leach by local apolicetions, as they cannot Sixth Grade—Edgar Johnson. J£ ch of ' h *. n There is only one way to ouse deaf: cisco developments, it appears that Abe Reuf was a good deal ahead of the earthquake when it came to shaking down the city. John W. Gates is preparing to leave Wall Street, but he has not yet made to the Senate. Fifth Grade—Mayhel Wichman, and that is by oonstltational remedies. Nattilee Huffman. f D#*fne« U caused by an inflamed ooa- . — ^ • 4 1 Iditioo of the mucous lining of the Fourth Grade—Jennia Arant,, Eustachian Tube. Whoa this tub* is Lucille Hiera, Lula DuBots, Clinton j 00 * 1 "* 1 * rumbling sound or iv m , imperfect bearinl and when It is en- DuBois, McTyeire Daniel. tirely closed. Deafness is the reenlt, and Third Grade—Chase Black, Adol* nn ' M * the inflammation can be taken , , .. o j *.4 oat end this tube restored to It# normal phu* Jones, Dewey Padgett, Morgan condition, hearing wiU be destroys* DeTreville, Glover Hubater, Mazie forever; nine cases ont of ten are caued r. „ i by Catarrh, which is nothing but an rranois, naynard Arnett, » inflamed condition of the mucous *ur- Second Grader-Fickling Price, faces. We will give On* Hundred Dol- EU* May Howell, Adolphu. Howell. Grade—Louise Huffman, Catarrh Ooie * Send fos circulars, free 4 44 ^ ^ W 44 4-W 4^ 4M . w 4 4^ rn » oie-e >enn ios circulars, iree Psdoett Pkawtain Oaria P J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Padgett, Chaplain Darts, Ho|d Lt DruwilltBi 7Sc and Iwe shall take pleasure in mailing them a sam|g* copy, Now is the time to hustle. Do not let a day paaa with, out doing something for your candidal* sponsible position of foreman of The Pram and Standard newspaper. He has an abundant supply ol energy and mark ed newspaper ability. We predict for or candidacy. We shall be pleased to him much sacoess In his new field, and co-operate with all the candidates in wish him well their efforts to secure votes. ‘LIVING IN LORDLY STYLE.” following clipping from The Edgefield Advertiser will doubtless prove interesting to our readers. The picture drawn Is not on exaggerated one Wt it seems thoee e< ear people living on the hilltops end In the day of the np country never will realise that the coast rectos of Sooth Onrotioe Is the gardes spot of the oouatry. And only moa is vile.” We would like to have the editor of tho Advertiser come and see for himself: It is exceedingly interesting to hear Mies Mattie Lyon tell of her low-country observations and her experiences as tanoher at Whits Hall, Colleton ooonty. She boarded at the home of a wealthy rice planter, 8. A. Marvin, who lived in lordly style, ^ enjoviag every laxary that the mlod could cooeeive or the heart could wish. Mies Mattie feasted upon the fat of the land and sea.'deer and the choicest fish being a part ot the daily mean. Mr Marvin's plantation is alongside the vert estate of Gov. Hoy- ward, and she would drive ot stated psriode to the home of the superintend- ent ef Gov. Heyward’s plantation to ELD. U sssBtont D. Uyrno for many yean, an able will succeed Mr. Graves as of The Press and Standard offlloes. This la a deserved promotion for Mr. Hyrne who Is a. competent news paper man, and well qualified for his new position. The Preas and Standard wishes the Braaohville Journal every anooeas. to not abetter opening unoccupied fora newwtapor, and with the management it will have, we pre dict a great success. A flyetery. Weappteciate the following contri bution by The Edgefield News to onr recent effnsioa on the above subject. We would suggest, as a further thought on the subject, that man’s lore for in toxicating drinks is due to a natural deeire ”in the beast,” which might be hat for the greed of other for gold, who have ho hesitancy In tempting this weakness of nature that their greed may be satisfied, of morula is the only rem« wiU lake as long to affect V care ai from the time of Noah to the present the Walter tosay:—Onecf the inexplicable things we me almost every day, and cos that like Baaqao’s ghost, wiU not because unexplained, is: Why do young drink latoxioatin; beverages? We have tried to answer this question hat nothing wa think of answers it. We admit that It lea mystery; bnt, is not confined to the It covers all ages. It is not a mystery of the present day. It has bean one for thoomods upon of ysara and no doubt will of years to lit his in that waiter. The •ofar to at the truth of that amMsr is a First Oolette Edna Hubster, Elizabeth Wichman, Tsk# Hall’s Family Pill* far constipa Pauline Benton, JJoreen Martin, tion * ^ TviiIv^AIhStTr Put in crude lamruajre, what the w- Ce Kt r he ! 0od, y» -^Hester French government seems to think Witsell, Maj vonLehe. the tariff needs is a shave and haircut MASTER'3 SALE STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Colleton County, In The Common Pleas. Thomas W Blitoh vs D U Towles et al. By virtue of the Decree of above court here in, of Date DecmberS 1906 I will sell at' public outcry before the Court House in Walterboro, on sale day in June 1907, (3rd. day) within the legal hours, the follow* ing described realty, All that piece parcel or tract of land, situate in the County and State aforamid, contain ing ninety nine (99) acres more or leo^ and bounded. North by lards now or formerly of Gibeon Brothers, saatby lands bow or formerly of Gersty * Towles and lends of N H Blitoh, south by waters of Wadmalaw Ritar, and west by Waring Creek except so muoh of said described tract of land as was sold by Thomas W BHtch and Daisy Bltioh Kis wifo to N H Blitph and Edward Carter on January 31,1900, containing Forty two (t‘J) acres, which Trill appear by reference to said Deed recorded in K M C Office Colleton County in Book No 20 at page 16. The lands men tioned in mid last mentioned deed of conveyance are not intended to bs included in this asla. Terms of sale one half cash, bal ance secured by Bond and Mortgage of the purchaser of the lands sold, payable in twp equal, successive an nual instalments from day of aato, bearing interest payable annually, from said d»y el sole at 7 par cent per annum, BaAd mortgage, to con tain a covenant for insurance of buildings against fire, payment of taxes Nkd counsel foes. The pur chaser to pay all taxes falling due after day of sale, and the Master for A X A- A A WHAT IS THE NEWS AT * § MRS. J. S. JONES I A Yt AHiH A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A « *• t tt 0 %*%*********€**********%* Are you pleased with your hat? If not call at Mrs Jones and get the latest styles and the prettiest hat that can be bought . I have just opened my third supply of beautiful millinery goods for the season. Come and make your selection at once I will please you. Yours sincerely. UBS. J. S. JONES RE-UNION • • CONFEDERATE VETERANS RICHMOND, VA. May 30th to June 3rd. • 10.30 FROM WALTERBORO, 9. C., ticket! on sals from points la Virginia, North and South Carolina, May 26th to June 2nd inclnsiys and for trains scheduled to arrive Richmond be fore noon of Jans 3rd Fins! limit to leave Richmsnd returning not liter than Tuns 11th with privilege of extension of final limit to Jnly 6th. by deposit of ticket with special agent at Richmond and payment of fee of fifty cents. Rstum pootions of tickets reading account above occasion will bs honored from Norfolk if deured, thus affording an opportunity of visiting the Jamestown Exposition, « *■ THE ATLANTIC COAST UNE Throa h car and train service will provide the quickest and most comfortabl# means of reaching Richmond. Writs for beautiful illustrated folder, containing maps, lists hotels, etc. W. J. CRAIG. T. C. WHITE, Passenger Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent WILMINGTON, 8. 0. 17 CAMPAIGN STILL OPEN Not for Clerk of Court or Sheriff but The Press and Stand ard’s Great Contest. Cast Your Votes. t* The following list of names represent the candidates entered and the number of votes re- ceived’so far in the great voting contest of THE PRESS AND STANDARD; DISTRICT 10. 1. «< papers, and to have the option of pay ing *11 cash with interest from dny of sale and be entitled to Poaae on July 1, 1907. . C G Henderson, Muter. May II, 1907. DISSOLUTION NOTICE-Tbe co partnership heretofore existing be tween R. A. Ackerman, G. W. Acker man and C. K. Ackerman has been dissolved by mutual consent. All debt* will be paid by C. K. Acker man and all persona indebted to above Ann will make payment to R. A. Ackerman. G. W. Ackerman. C. K. Ackerman, ille, S. C., May 7 1907. Miss Eva Williams, W'boro, Miss Annie Bellinger, W’boro Miss Effie Jones, McLaunn, Miss Martha Goodwin, Smoaks, * Miss Leonie Padgett, W’boro, Miss Nell DeTreville. W’boro, - Miss Lula Griffin, Ruffin, Miss Addie Linder, Stokes Miss Kate Ramsey, Miss Lucia Patterson, W’boro, Miss Edna Stokes, W’boro, Miss Ethel Howell, W’boro, Miss Ada Butler, W’boro, Miss Annie Rich, Moselle, Miss Josephine Robertson, Williams, Miss Annie Savage, W’boro, Miss Florrie Jones, McLaurin, Miss Jessie Breland, “ Miss Edith Hyme, W’boro, Miss Kate Langdale, W’boro, Miss Lillie Kate Stokes, W’boro, Miss Golly Hiers, W’boro, Miss Ola Avant, W’boro, Miss Ida l4ee Risher, Stokes, Miss Bessie Kobn, W’boro, Miss Molly Beach, W’boro, Miss Lucy Williams, Miss Sadie O’Biyan. Miss Nettie E. Caldwell, Lodge, Miss Hattie Glover, “ ' Miss Wilhelmina Strobel, W’boro, Miss Wilhelmina Bennett, McLaurin, Miss Annie Utsey, Smoaks, Mrs Ella Hefndon, Ruffin, DISTRICT NO. 2. Miss Annie Getsinger, Getsinger, Miss Sue Williams, Salkehatcnie, . Miss Estella Smoak, Getsinger, Miss Maude Yarn, Hendersonville, Miss Clare Smith, Cottageville, Miss Edith Ware, Adams Run, Miss Jennie Lee Ackerman, Cot*ville Miss Maybell Beach, Round, Miss Sue Haines, SaUcehatchie, Miss Dell Benton, Getsinger, v Miss Gussie Heyward, White Hall, Miss Isabel Thomas, Ritter, Miss Lizzie Easterlin, Round, Miss Annie Bishop, Getsinger, Miss Lillie Chaplin, Osborn, Miss Gladys Mellard, Osborn Miss Janie Addison, Getsinger, Miss Bessie Cannon, Hendersonville, These are the young ladies who frill make the race for the prizes to be given. No new candidates will be received after this* All these young ladies are popular and well known, and each one has a food win. All any candidate wiU have to do is to show a lively interest and hustle tor v< think you have no chance because you do not lead the list this week. We are all we can to help each one to win, so call on us for suggestions. We have no ' Rdhember die coupons during April will count five votes. Save them and t Vote Vote Vote K it r;'i A-