The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 26, 1907, Image 6
lORMUTlTUE TO
BAVARD IS UNVEILED
first American Ambassador to
Court of St. James.
WAS NO MILITARY PAGEANT.
toyard Wa« Secretary of State In
Prti dent Cleveland's First Cabinet.
I^rgt Crowds Witness Exercises at
■ Wllm rgtor*, Del.
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WllTrii^ton. Del., June 22. —la the
iireser*rc> »f tfc« largest cr.rwd taat
•eer a-v«.T »led at a pubjjc function In j
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Delax
F. Ba
Idem <
tlsltr S:aieB
, u uiemorial statue to Thot.
1. secretary of state In Pre*-
elancfa first cabinet, former
senator and the first
Ameri an ambassador to the court of
6t. lames, waa unveiled here Satur
day afternoon with exercises of stm-
»!« Character.
There was no military pageant and
tka ceremonies were confined to ad-
dvaane^ prayer and singing of hymns.
TSa absence of fomasr . President
Chrrelsnj, who It 111 at his home In
'AHRcrton, caused many expressions
af rag ret, but his address was read
hf John Hass Moore, professor of in-
taraafional law at Columbia nnlrer-
aky. Other participants la the eer-
daaooy were Judge George Gray, of
fea Vnlted States circuit court, and
fen Rt. Rev. Lalghton Coleman,
fe.D.. bishop of the Protestant Bpls.
aasai diocese of Delaware.
The memorial occupies a command,
fef position at the eatranee to Rock-
feat park. The location overlooks
fee dtty of Wilmington, where Mr.
Ififard was bora and where he lived
dwrtag all his life.
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■FftCOPAUAM WANT «1,«00,000.
^fll Visit Richmond to Commemorats
100 Year* af Christianity.
Mew York. Jaaa 12.—At the com-
feR general eoaveotion of tho fedsco-
gak church, which will be hold In Rich
mond, Va., la October, one of the
features of tha convention will be the
•■aeentatloa of a man'# thanks of-
feitsc la commaatoratloa of three hun-
feed years of Bagllsh Christianity In
America. At aH geaoral oonveatlons
up to this tlma much Importance has
been sttaehod to tha offering made by
fee woraea of tha chareh whloh lu cull,
ad tha united offering. Thin full the
men tor foe 11 rut time will make u
similar offering. While U Is aspect-
It by those who have charge of the
offering that It will amount to a mil-
Mom dollars, ao one at present cun
Make any forecast.
All of the missionary bishops of tbs
ehurch, both foreign sad democratic,
who are able to leave their fields will
attend this convention. According to
fefortranon received by the editor of
the Spirit of Missions, there will be
tan of these bishops In Rchmond.
TURTLE WEIGHED 1,902 POUNDS.
Fishermen Capture Monster with In.
scrlption on Ito Seek.
San Dlogo, Calif., June 22.— One
ffb the puzzles of the sea cams to the
aarfacq Friday when a gigantic sva
tartli' waa captured by Julius Soles-
an, a fisherman.
'The monster turtle weighs 1.902
founds, and Its shell Is five feat, two
laches from tip to tip. On Its beck
Is horned or carved this inscription:
"British ship Ben Brk-no, Aug. 12,
Ifel, S south, 86 west. If found,
fl«S:C notify Thomas Fletcher, Braw-
Ity Road, Irvington, England.*’-}
It wonld appear from this fact
feat tho turtle was captured twenty
aht rears ago la the South Pacific
aad ibat ha was released after the let
taring had baea burned in Us shell.
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Thera is more Optarrh in this, section
af the country than all other diseases
pat together, and until the lest few
pears was supposed to be Incurable. For
• great many years doctors pronounced
it a local disease and prescribed local
ggmedies, and by constantly failing to
case with local treatment, pro i. on need
it Incurable, fiptoaoe has proves ca
tarrh to be a coastitntlonal disease and
feacefora requires constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh cute, manufao-
tareri by F J Oheoey A Oo, Toledo, O,
lathe only constitutional core aa tha
rket. It 4a taken internally In doses
i IE drops to a taaapooafnl. It acts
ly ob the blood aad mucous as
of the system. They offer one
ad dollars for any euae It tails to
Bend for dronlars and tastlaaoo
F J CHENEY A CO, Toledo O.
lor ooratlpa-
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What Is a Baby?
A baby: That which makes home
love stronger, pa tie ace great
bands busier, nights longer, days
the past forgotten, the future
-Rupert’s Magatlne.
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No man has learned anything rightly
mtli be knows that every day
Tonight.
i wonld enjoy tensorjow take
' ’s Stomach and Liver to
produce sn agreeable lax
OF ALL K'NS OONF AT
XTbc j iprees anb Stanbarb.
We hav© juat received a new
stock of letter and note i>aj*er,
till heada tux! Ftatementa, envo-
lo|.es of all kinds ari colors. ,
snrispaeTiON guaranteed
Prices reanonablo which we
rill gladly quote you.
kinds
Call
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Blank legal forms of all kin
always carried in stock. Ci
and see us when in town.
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Obituary.
M^r. Kdwin Walker, of Salke-
hntrhie, S. O , died at his home
.June 1 th, lfK)7, and after the
fnheral services at his residence
his tern lies were interred at
Bhck Creek cemetery f u the
lS:h. -
Mr, Walker was SI years old
iiiul was.a rernarkghle character,
lie taught school <>» years of his
|.fe. Many old men and women
now livmtr were students under
him, with a |;rca‘er‘ number ol
younger folks who will ull'^lc
pained ti» learn of his death, lie
was a true citizen and a consis
tent me ml er of the Black Creek
Baptist Chinch of Christ, and
served s* clerk of his church for
m any yean*, resigning when lit*
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| MRS. J.S. JONES |
JJ .. Millinery Store .. J5
do so. We find few such men as
he was in the Slate; very few
men or women teach fchool 03
years of their life. He has bc^n
before many examining boards
and in every examination except
oue ho u on fur himself a first
class cerfilicite. Uo Jeaves a
host of relatives nnd friends to
mourn their loss. A Friend.
Arc you pleased with your hat?
id
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 vour selection at once
I will please you. Yours sincerely.
ECZEMA and PILE CURE
pUFF Knowing what it was to sal-
f-r 1 will viva FREE OF CHAROB,
to any «ulicted a poaiuvs cars for Eeno-
ma, Salt Kheum, Krydpalaa, PUst aad
Skin Dimasos. Instant rnltot. oou't
aoffar longar, Writ# F W W Tl.r.i a MB,
400 Mat hattan Avanua, Now York.
Kuoloao Stamp.
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The Japs seem to be itching for a
right hara slap in thoiboe.
MRS. J. S. JONES
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MOH^NFWTHlNG^l TAYLORS j
Just arrived from New York’s fashion creators, the very latest
things in Dresden and oriental belts for ladies, they have to be
seen to be appreciated, we have them in the following prices: 26c,
50c, $1.00, $1J25. $1.50.
We have on the road, and expect them in before Thursday, the
swellest line of ladies ready made bhirt Waists ever shown here.
We will have them in Lingeree effects of Lawn, Silk Mull, Dotted
Swiss and China Silk.
We have thfe 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 in this priced vest, we have in stock two
cases of thirty dozen each, and can therefore supply every demand.
We enjoy the distinction of being the only exclusive Dry Goods
Store in this community and from that fact we assert that we
are better prepared to supply your wants in our line.
IIL
fix Rheumatism
TAYLORS
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DIG UP A DOLlAR.
And bring it to us if you want its worth in Honest Goods
We can say with safety and without exaggeration that our
stock of General Merchandise is unsurpassed in quality and
price.
REASONABLE GOODS
o fail to see our stock may thereby do them*
is our s!
and who
selves injustice
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LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES
on Country Produce before you sell to the other fel
lows for less.
Walterboro Supply Company,
w Gr.
Proprietor.
!• a soothing, healing balm containimr
no drugs having a narcotic effect «
RELIEVES
quickly and soothes the
membranes and thoroughly i
Valuable not only for
CATARRH
but relieves cold*, th
stopped-up*
and
trontfoA
throat
hay fever, “stopped-up" nose, etc.
We Ovamntee Satisfactiose.
Buy a a* cent tube of NoaXKA fra
WALTERBORO DRUG CO.
r back if not satisfied,
i tube aad booklet by mail ioc.
^ felt that <»M age required him to
A WOMAN WITHOUT A STOMACH
Several years ago, aa surgaoa ramovtd
tbs entire stomach of a women sailer-
ng fiom Cancer, The pailent sirvtved
the operation and lived several months
Tois woman hsd no onn for Kydale’s
Stomach Tablet*. Put every one whose
stomach Is dlseseed or deraeged (toe
and will find these tablets a perfect
remedy, no mauer what torn ol Indignat
ion or Dy-pepela afec«s too.
RyiWs Stoaiaeh Tablets give quick
relief and effect a permanent cure ol the
worst forms of stomach disease. They
are sold under s guarantee Pries 25 aad
5o cents a box. Large sixe contains24
times the small slaa John M Klein
There is no vice that doth so
cover a man with ihame, as to
be found false and perfidious.
Colic and Diarrhoea*
pains In the stomach.colic and diarrho
_a are quickly relieved by the use of
Cbamberlaia'* Co ic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. For sale by J M Klein.
Suspect a tale-bearer, tml
never trust him with thy secret,
who is fond of entertaining the*,
wit another’s. No wise man will
put goodli quor into a leaky
vessel.
I DR J B PADGETT-
* GETSINGER. S. C-
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Carries^ lull line of \ 1RGINIA-CAROLINA
CHEMICAL CO’S FERTlfjZERS, and a stock
of general merchandise, so complete that any ^ ^
thing that can be found anywhere else ; n Colleton
county can be found at his store.
I le will meet competition on any article
sells.
DR. JBPADGETT
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WBkeFlmeMm
It means the
hottest and deanett
flame produced by
any stove. This is
the flame the New
Perfection Oil Stove
ves the instant a
ted match is ap
plied—no delay, ho
trouble, no soot, no
dirt For cooking, the
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NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Hame Oil Cook-Stove
Ail ATT AWAfeVAtof MAAWrto* VA*r*W* *
stove warranted. If not at your
er’s write to our nearest agency.
The T is the best
*/" lamp for
. household use.
Made of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled.
Perfectly constructed; absolutely safe; unexcelled
in light-giving power; an ornament to any room.
Every lamp warranted. If not at your
dealer’s, write to our nearest agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(LMJMU'VBATUB) *
a "Bilious .
Attack.* -
Symptoms.Boor stomach,
tasta in mouth, tick
che, tallow complex
ion, the world yoor enemy.
COUIO. Constipation, inact
ive liver, overflow of hila
into the system.
R.ll.f,
Treatment for two
nights before retiring wife
"WfiBB
mromofimn
One a night, don’t worry, sleep
well end Netnrelldothe rest.
Tto INDUSTRIOUS HEN
TB* Jmmth’a Lmmdtng Pmmltry Jmmrmml
Often OVER $1,000.00 HI CASH PRIZES. Everybody caa
make money. Ask today on a postal card for a sample copy
and Cask Prize List. Subscription, 60c a year; three yean, $1.
Hm Industrious Hen Co., BoxM Knoxville, Tend.
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We recommend the industrious hen as one of the best poultry Jour
nals published and will have it sent one year free to all who send us $1.25
for one year’s subscription to this paper. Address The Press and Standard.
flACKACHE
*'I wrote you for advice,” writes Lelia Hagood,
of Sylvia, Tenn., “about my terrible backache and
monthly pains in my abdomen and shoulders. 1
had suffered this way nine years and five doctors
• had failed to relieve me. On your advice I aook
Wine of Cardui, which at once relieved my pains
and now I am entirely cured. I am sure that
Cardui saved my life.”
i M 1 / 1
It is a safe and reliable remedy for all female
diseases, such as peri
odical pains, irregulari
ty, dragging down sen
sations, headache, diz
ziness, backache, etc.
VUE ADVICE
WrH* us • letter Base
jrvur symptoms, an j «• sHII
rrea Advice, la aUi* Mated anvatape.
Adorns; Ladies'Advisory Departeievt.
The Chattanaata Medicine Ce..ChatU-
Moca. Tana. Ji)
At Kvery Drutf Store In f 1.00 bottles. Try It
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