The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 24, 1907, Image 6

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t ■ww-' >/ /T. „ y. * II . r . \, 11 • ■ *•« Your Orders for all Kinds of first-class JOB PRINTING We have just received a large shipment of / Envelopes, Note Heads, < News F : iom Brils. Editor i’rc^' .tnd fcj'amlird.— IV’o art* haviriL’ t'omo rainy treat her at present. Mra 11 Ij Oroaby of Collet ones Mill is visiting her parents near Bells. fi B Griffin and daughter, Martha, vieified WalterboroTues- day last. Mrs Beach of WalterlmoU visiting her eon, L H Beach, near Bells. Mis A A Griffin was called to the bedside of her eick father last Satnday. Walter Jones visited the home •I LG Ulmer last Wednesday Bight. Brown Eyed Daisy. Ne«d of Bettor Country Roads. At a nuM'ttnsf of tlio chamber of com- miMve. Jamestown, N. Y., I.uls Jack- son, ludostrial cominlsslouer of tho railroad, rcooatly si»:*ke on til** groat physical Improvements In every Hue of Industry nn l referred partlen- Inrly to the co-it of hauling crops Ity teams from farms to railroad stations. Mr. Jackson gave facts and figures along Uds line secured from data pub lished by the department 6f agricul ture, by which ho showed that the av erage cost of team haul on twenty- three different kinds of agricultural products was It cents per lOO pounds, and the average cost per ton mile 23 cents. These figures he thought em nhoslzed the uecesaitv for better roads REVIVO kstoks mum And Office Stationery of every description, and we shall be pleased to quote “ < ' • . . prices and subipit samples on anything needed in this line. Give us a Trial Order—We'll do the Rest. The Official Organ ♦ of Colleton County. DR J- B- PADGET7 GETSINQER. S. C- RYDALEtS STOMACH TABLETS . AM OUAKANTBeO TO CUM Indigestion and •• Dyspepsia. TM OBALER PROM WHOM YOU PUR CHAM THESE TABLETS WILL RSPUNDI VOUR MONEY IF 1HEV FAIL TO OIVE r SATtSP ACTION. w!Rm pow«?uUr fnrtqutckly. CsrM Youa* men can regsia their to •M men way recover their youthful vigor by uotuc MRVIVO. H quickty sad quietly ru* more* Nervousness, Imi Vital Ity, Bexunl “•^‘tnooosuokf* 'ag Dtseu ■ had lad . buslaooa Ft act* Sul loot maabood and __ _ T 11 TTf B1J VJMI Woakaooo sueb as Loot Power. PalUpf Meawry. i. and * fleets of Mlf-ebuao or Carries a full line of VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO S FERTILIZERS, and a st>ck of general merchandise, so compfete tliat any A thing that can be found anywhere* else in Colleton _ county can be found at his store. He will meet competition on any article sells. . . y To Rscrgsiizs Union. Kan-BS Ciiy, July 20.—Tarcf* hun dred ^ackinR hcu.o tniyloyts met in Karons City, Kans., Friday night a.nl S deciiled to rc-organlzc the unicu cf the Amalgamated Order of Meat Cutter* of America, which went out of existence a number of years ago “after the unsuccessful strike of the packinghouse employees ia Chicago, Kansas City and other packing cen ters. land' May Be Phosphate Rock. Columbus, Ga., July Z0.—R. H. Moreland has discovered on his farm In Russell jounty, Alabama, t milea from tbla city, wbat appeara to be a deposit of phosphate rock, and *¥ aeat a specimen of the supposed phos phate to the state chemist of Ala bama to be Analysed. ■ » -- M-. ■■ Bad sick bead aches, biliousness or quickly relieved by De- Wilt's Little Early Risers, sure pill, sa'o in afilon. oonatips lion are quickly relieved by ue- ie Early Risers. Pmall pill, 'spill—prompt and pleosaut Sold by Jno M Klein. -V-Wuif exeew ■* study Dlsei E ladlscretioB. which UBU oee fox _. . Mi or SBarriofo. It not only euiws by startlnc at the aeat of dlMnxe. but le n front perwe Wnle nwd blood baltder, brli bock tho fdak glow tw pain < ‘ af jraatk. It vorda off op- tat oo hnvtiur MBYITT^L tho Mro no othor. It ran be rarrlcd tn vest pockoL By aulLglMO per poekaco. or six for IS.OO. We give fra# odvtee oad counsel to nil who wish la with gaaraatoo. Circular* 4ren. Addraeo ■OVAL ■KOfCMK CO.. Meriee IMq.. WALTDRBORO DRUG OO., nad JOHN M KLEIN. Walterboro. 8. O. MAGAZINE READERS DR.JBPADGET1 GETSINQER. 3. C. Plan of Farmer* to Build Psads. A number of prominent farmers of Charlestown township, in Clark coun ty. have orlglnafeU a plan for tho building of free grave! roads proposed in that township. say4 u JeffersouvHle (Ind.i correspondent of the 8t. I.ouls Post-nispatch. The bids suhrolttcnl for the work were so high that the farm ers de< lded to have the work done fin der their own supervision, thus being assured that it would l>e done satisfac torily. and nave to themselves the profit that ordinarily goes to the contractor. Should thl.H plan work cut successfully, as it Is believed it will, the residents of other townshliw In Clark county will adopt It. As far as Is known at Jeffer sonville. this will be the first time such • plan waa ever tried In Indiana. Bethelhem Notes. Editor Press and Standard:— Please allow' me space in your c lunins to write a few lines. The corps in (his section looking fiiie. Mr and Mrs Richard Brelant of Walterboro visited friends and relatives in Doctors Greek section Sunday. Bonnie iliett anl his sister, Eva, spent the day at Mr Jftn Padgett’s Sunday. Mr Henry Padgett of IJoaud visited the home of Mr Bilik Weeks Sunday. He-bad very, pleasant day. With best wishes for the Press and Standard. BlacmSyea. ^ 2 fc-50 I m UM at- _ el th.Ua $1.00 h i —. i e fw Sour Stomach No appetite, toes of strength. SOME FACTS ABOUT THE Orangeburg Collegiate Institute, Orangwburg, S. C Perhaps no other school in the State has had such REMARKABLE GROWTH in the M If you are seeking the BEST SCHOOL for your boys and tirls at a moderate cost asnd at once for a copy of our beautiful mw catalogue; it will nleeee coeducational boarding achool in the Addrem - - »OM geneml 4shUMy. sew rWogs, i «f the aSsmeah are ah doe Is KedsirsHvslMlgsstlea. This llOORswsrd, $100. The readers of this paper will pleased to learn that there Is at one dreaded disease that ecieec been able to cure in all its etagee, and that U Catarr h. Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is the only positive car now known to tho medical freteraity. Catarrh beiag a MB* ■tituional diaeese, requires a constitu tional tisstment. Hell's Catarrh Cure taken Internal ly, acting directly upon the blood asd mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the inund ation of the disease, and giviag tho patient strength’ by building up the con stitution and assuring nature la doftag ' its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer Cue Hundred Dollar* for any cnee thet it (ails to core. Bond for list of testimonals. Address; F J Cheney A Co., Toledo O Sold by Druggists, 76c. Take Hall’s Family Pills for tion. The Brownaville diaeuanoa to have aeeumed the position muted in the military maaiala “A* you were” " ■ .S •’v l - -. BOW TO AVOID CATCHING COLDS As every oee le liable to csteh a cell sad as eolds are daagerenf hecaaM they asy teralaate la chroale throat at Inc Am—*. Every • a* shouldhe (Hl«ertsi tSSSSSja ia a eeM draft, aeter Mt or Bi Ism room or e ooU draft. Bo eatbee a oeld wheo the JOHN M. KLBIB, Druggist. qatekeet and hw Kydalee Oenoh ] guereateu. Soft Lola. y *. t_