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i CHEAT EXPOSITION i
FOR PACIFIC COAST ] Jl
BUSH FULLEH.
Will Be Held at Seattle, Wash., j
In the Year 1909.
OF ALL K^D3 1)0 NF AT
WOUHD It BROKEN SATURDAY
For th« Alaska-•Pacific*Yukon Expo-
cttion—Governors, Legislators and
Moyors Attend ths Ceremonies—A
Qala Occasion.
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SeatUo, Wash., June 1.—With im-
proeclve ceremonies, ground was
lirokon Saturday for the Alaska-Yu-
aoa-Paciflc exprrsttlon .which will be
here In JV09, opening Just two
from date. The day was a
aoJMay.
Seattle presented a gala appearance
and amid the blare of trumpets, the
marching of a military pageant, In-
ffilrlng speeches and banquetting, the
iaaagnratlon of actiTe work on the
Faettc world's fair was celebrated.
Many prominent men, mayors, legis-
foremors and state officials
the ceremonies and visitors
from nearby cities were present.
Ths Hon. John Barrett, director of
‘Jha International Bureau of American
Bapnbtlcs as the personal represen
tative of President RooseveH, waa tho
pstadpal speaker of the day and the
■aaat of honor.
PrWtfent John Bdward Chlhberg, of
tim exposlUon, after appropriate re-
xanifes, turned Vie first spadeful of
earth while the band played the "Star
Spangled Banner/' and the thousands
H attendance cheenwf. The other
aMregaag were delivered by Governor
Albert 1. Mead, of WMblngtoa, and
Moore, of Seattle,
chftttooiee started with a big
adBHary parade at noon. It passed
throagh the principal down-town
streets and ended at the railroad sta
tin whore a special train was taken
tor the exposition grounds.
It Is thought by the management
that two years of streneoas work on
the (10.*00,000 worlds fslr^wlll find
It completed In every detail by June
1, 1*09, the opening day.
Tba purpose for which the exposi
tion to held Is considered to be wor
thy of the expenditure of so Urge a
ram. Briefly, Its primary object to
the exploitation of the reeources and
potentialities of the Alaska and Yu
kon territories in the United States
and Canada and to maks known and
to scar the vast importanc# of trade on
the Pacific ocean and with ths coun
tries bordering on It. The exposition
!te, which will embrace the unused
pevtion of the campus of the univer
sity of Washington, Is 250 acres in
-xtcat, and borders for more than a
file and a half on lakes Union and
Washington.
There is more Cptarrh in this section
•f thecnoutry than all other <Hm
**ut together, and outil the last few
' eers waa supposed to be incurable. For
i great many years doctors pronounced
t a local disease and prescribed local
eaiadies, and by constantly falling to
•ro with local treatmant, pronounced j
•- ieeurable. Science has proven ca-
'rth to be a constitutional disease and
Am ref ore requires constitutional treat-
•mb!. Hall's Catarrh care, maunfac-
•i ad by F J Obeney & Co , Toledo, 0, 1
s the only constitutional core on the I
uarket. II is taken internally in doses
rom 10 drops to a teaepoonful. It acts |
1 aotiy on the blood and mucous snr-
a/aa of the system. They offer one I
tnadred dollars for any case It tolls to|
‘•re. Sand for circulars and testimon-
•da.
Address F J CHENEY to CO, Toledo O
Sold by Drurgiet, 75
Take Hairs Family Pills lor oonstipa
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GOULD SEPARATION SUIT.
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Wa,.havc just received a new
stock of letter and note paper,
bill beads and state ments, enve
lopes of all kinds ari colors. 4
SnTISFflertON GtmRHNTEED
Prices reasonable which w\e
will gladly quote you.
Blank legal forms of all kinds
always carried in stock. Call
and see us when in town.
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Estlly Msds Dsvics That Can
Quickly Adjusted.
A very satisfactory device for pull
ing l ’•.dies is made a* follows: Take a
tough hardwood stick about three
Inches in diameter at oae -nd. tapering
to tw » iiicli»*s at the otlie* - , and of any
longtTj to suit the operator. We have
fouifl flvR* f«N*t in length to Ik* very
sat if-factory.
On tills handle slip the ring of a ring
•hrln and fasten with a staple. The
other end of chain Is fastened to siu;_
a In is
DR. J. B. PADGETT
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Are you pleased with, your hat? If not
call at Mrs Jones and get the latest
styles and thejprettiest 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.
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fob rri.LaNG Brsaxs.
passed around the bush ou the aide op
posite from the operator, who holds
the long end of the stick, the short end
being placed over tbe chain, as shown
lu the Illustration.
ThU device, easily made, works like
a charm ami can be adjusted around
a dozen bushes In the same time re
quired to “snare" a chain around one.
—K. S. lu Rhrm and Flreekle.
Carries a full line of VIRGINIA-CAROLINA
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CHEMICAL GO’S FERTILIZERS, and a stock
of general merchandise, so complete that any
thing that can be found anywhere else in Colleton
county can be found at his store.
He will meet competition on any article
sells.
DR. J. B. PADGETT
■ The White Loco Weed.
The white loco weed Is a common
and widely distributed plant In Mon
tana. being especially abundant on
slopes with a northern exposure. It
has long been considered by Montana
stockmen as the most important loco
weed.
Our observations show that eating
this plant produces tbe loco disease
and that tbe loco habit Is common In
sheep and horses, but rare in cattle.
Fatal effects were noted hi one acute
and several chronic cases In sheep.
Jamestown Exposition
Raising Potatoes In Coloreds.
In Colorado a common practice In
raising potatoes Is to grow alfalfa for
two years, then plant to potatoes for
two years and at the beginning of tbe
fifth year seed to wheat and alfalfa.
In turning down alfalfa in the spring
before planting potatoes the field should
first be Irrigated and afterward plow
ed from sfx to eight inches deep when
the soil Is dry enough to crumble Into
small particles as It falls from the
mold board.—8. Fostler.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
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m^en^thin^at TAYLORS||p
I Must arrivecCfrora New York’s fashion creators, the very
they have
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to be
2TC,
TWe of Mr. Gould's Countercharges
Announced.
New York, June 1.—Two of the
cownter-chaxges in Howard Gould's
reply to his wlto's suit for separa
tion have been announced on the au
thority, It Is stated, of Mr. Gould.
(Jne Is that she la Inordinately extrav
agent. The other la that Mrs. Gould's
teaapsr was a source of constant an-
noyenoe to Mr. Gould and many times
alaeed him In embarrassing position*
wttfc Ms friends, betides being a bar
Ip their domestic happiness.
Mr. Gould alao aaya that his wife's
dlaplay of Jewels In public Is a source
et aanoyance to kirn. In hla reply
VP. Gould will tell of eulta brought
, Ms pdf* by tradesmen. Some
ire for
He
!» her expenditures.
wiH cite titeee suits as proof,
ra. Gould's Defense to. these va
l suits waa always that she had
i Imposed upon by the tradesmen
(he prices charged her were too
u.iiqfB in^Dreaden and/orkntal belts for ladies,
seen toibe appreciated, we have them in the following prices:
50c,:$1.00,;$1.254»1.60.
We have on the^road, and expect them in before Thursday, the
swellest line.of ladies ready madei£hirt Waists ever shown here.
We will have them in.Lingetee effects of Lawn, Silk Mull, Dotted
Swiss and.China|Silk.
We have.the bett Ladies Cause Undervest in town for the price,
3 for 25c, it is made full size and very elastic, two very essential
qualities£not usually found inthir, priced vest, we have in stock two
cases of thirty dozen each, and can therefore supply every demand.
We enjoy theidistinction of being the only exclusive Dry Goods
Store in this community and from that fact we aaaert that we
are better prepared to,supply your vants in our line.. ^
Care of Pieplant.
Where no conveniences for forcing
the pieplant are at band tbe crop can
be materially hastened by scattering a
small quantity of at raw ntter over the
crowns. This protects the forming
leaves and stalks from the cold.—Gar- j
i denlog.
Mr E W Goodloe, of 107 St. Louto St.
Dallas, Tex. »ys: "In the past year I
have become acquainted with Dr King’s
N»a Life Pill , and no laxative I ever j
before tried so effectnallr dispores of
malaria and bHionaness.” They don’t
nor gripe. 35c at John M Klein’s
rug at ore.
Season. Sixty-day and Fifteen-day Tickets
sold daily April 19th to November 30th at
low rates. Coach excursion tickets on sale
Tuesday of each week at very low rates.
Double daily train service with throagh
Pullman cars
For any further information aoo Ticket Agents or write
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W. J. CRAIG.
Passenger Traffic Manager,
WILMINGTON, N. C
o T.C. WHITE,
General Paaenger Agent.
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There are many times when a pint
of wit goes farther than a gallon of
wisdom.
The aTe'pge roan can write a pret
ty long letter unless it’a to bis own
family.
|T AYLORS
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WALTER BORO’S FOfL’LAR STORE
DIG UP A DOLuAR.
And bring it to us if you want its worth in Honest Goods
or draaaas and others I We can say with safety and Without exaggeration that our
*7 of General Merchandise is unsurpassed in quality and
price.
• REASONABLE GOODS
- SHu. tTOTftPiLSSllSI*-
§£ and who Sul to see our stock may thereby do them
selves injustice.
to a aoothing, healing hahn oontalniiHg
no drugs having a narcotic effect. It
RELIEVES
quickly and soothes the congested
membranes and thoroughly heals and
Ckanses. Valuable not only for
CATARRH
hot relieves colds, throat troubles,
hay fever, “stopped-up” nose, etc.
Dean Maitlanda of Rost Life.
From tbe little black cross tiny spikes
cf silver protruded sharp as pin points.
“it Is » cross." said tbe dealer, “that
we have made for a very religious
man, a high church Episcopalian. He
will wear it next his skin, and when
temptation assn I Is him he will press
his hand against his breast and—ah, a
stab of agonising pain.
“Oh. yes. such order* are quite usu
al. We uu:ke continually a number of
little Instruments of self torture. 8ome
of our patrons are priests, some cler
gymen. lint the majority are laymen
and lay women of morbidly ardent re
ligious trend.
“This is a hair shirt. If you should
wear It a few hours It would prick
yftu all over, and on taking It off you
would find on your skin many tiny
points of dry blood.
“Here Is s barbed belt. If you touch
this knob, a little needle leap^out,
stabs you an eighth of an inch deep
sod leaps hack silently into its place
again. Very painful, I assure you.
You groan. What’s the matter? ‘A
stitch In my side,’ yon answer truth
fully."—Minneapolis Journal.
Items From Bells.
Editor Pre«8 and Standard.
Please allow me apace in your
valuable paper to relate a few
items.
Mr and Mrs T U Copeland
visited friends and relatives at
Ehrhardt a few week ago.
J E Crosby and family visited
the formers parents last Satur
day and Sunday.
Mrt A A Griffin visited her
parents last week.
Miss Florie Crosby dined with
Misses Ottio and Mattie Carter
last Sunday.
Miss Theasia Copeland of
Ehrhardt is visiting her brother
T U Copeland at Marren Mias.
Well I guess 1 had better give
space to other writers. 1G.
ECZEMA and PILE CURE
Bay a 50 cent tube of Noaxsu
-WALTERBORO DRUG CO.
beck if not aatfefied.
mail ioc.
Helps Mother.
JTbboptIne^Ridfeway, BCOct,», 1904 j
-Ineoeedyou wiu fled 50c.
a box o' Tetter!oe. It does
will fled 60c.
j Brother’s hands
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of.
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* rod than aavthiac we oaa get ho’
Vsrv respect folly, Mias 8 B Hartia
T&teriMcermall fromaof skin dls
aam*. 1 to, a box J T Bhaptrlae. Mfr.
€&. Uss Tettvrla akla aoap
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LET U8 QUOTE YOU PRICES
on Country Produce beiore you sell to the other fel
lows for less.
Waltcrboro Supply Company.
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Attack.**'
Symptoms. Sow stomach,
naaty taste in month, sick
headache, tallow complex
ion, the world yom enemy.
CfttlSO. Conetipetkm, inact
ive liver, overflow of bile
Into the system.
Roliflf. Treatment for two
nights before retiring with
ivous
~ imitn-
Ose a night, don’t worry, sleep
weU andNatorell do the reet.
Every Man Hi« Own Doctor.
The average man cannot afford to
employ a physician fer every High ail
ment or injury (1 at may cocurin hi*
family, nor can he afford to neglect
them, at to alight an injury at tba
■cratch of a pin baa been kaown to
cauae the lost ofa limb. Hence every
mm moat from necessity he his own
doctor for this class of ailments. Bac
on w often depends upon prompt trent-
men , which can only be had when suit
able medicine* are kept at band. Oham-
I erlain’a Remedies have been in the
market for many years and enjoys good
reputation.
Chamberlai’s Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rtoae Remedy (hr bowel ooraplalnis.
Obamberiata’a Cough Remedy for
e wgfca, colds, er up and. whooping
o neb.
Chamberlain’a Fain Balm ( an antis
eptic liniment) for cuts, bruises horns,
sprains, swellings, lame bees and rheu
matic pains
Chamberlain.* Stomach and Liver
Tahleta for oonetipat ion, biliousness and
s omaqh troubieo.
Chamberlain’s Balve for dtorame of
the okta.
One bottle of each of these five pre
parations ooets but $1.35. For ml* by.
John M F‘
Klien.
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Recsived Order of tt. Andrew.
Berlin, June 1—President Fall-
Mere* received the order of St. An
drews Friday from Emperor Nicholas
accompanied by an autograph letter
•xpreaelna Me majesty's high aeteea
tor the prooident pereoaally aad hla
beet wishes for the cob tinned pros-
p.mr
FUFF Knowing what it waa to aaf-
for * will give FREE OF CHARGE,
to any -.dieted a positive cure for Ices-
ma, Balt Rhenm, Erysipelas, Piles and
Skin Diseases. Instant relief, won’t
toller longer, Write F W WIlLaaMS,
400 Manhattan Avenne, Now Teak,
Enclose Stamp.
CLEMBON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE '
Scholartohtp and Entrance Ex
amination to Freshman Clam
e
The examination for the award of
scholarships from OoUstod County
and ADMISSION TO FRESHMAN
CLASS will be held at the County court
house on Friday July 5, at • a. m.
Applicants for tchotorship* mar seen re
blank application forma from the coun
ty Superintendent of Edneatios. Those
blanks mast be filled oat properly and
filed with the connty rnperinteodent
before the beginning of the oxamios-
Uoo. Those taking the examination
for entrance to tbe Freshman otom and
net trying for a scholarship ahoaid
file their application with the President
Moll The scbolsrshlpo are worth $10C
and fiee I nit ion. On* scholarship stu
dent from each county may ■stool the
Textilf course, others must take one of
the Agricalijiral courses. Examination
caper will be furnished, but each ap-
leent ahoaid nrcvU- himself with
romtoh paper. The number of aehotor-
shipa to be awarded will he
later. P.H. MILL,
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