The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 28, 1907, Image 3
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LOUIS COHEN & CO^ffE-5-NV
232 and 2M KING bTREET. CHftRLESTON, S. 6.
The house that gives you “SATISFA TION^ or your money back.
llilY lilV,
Workings of a Statute Passed
by Indiana Legislature.
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FOR TORRID LIVER.
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TWO TA"£S FROViOiD FOP.
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Goods marked from 1-4 to 1-2 less than regular prices.
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rite for samples and prices; you’ll receive them by retu
Orders by mail filled promptly and carefully.
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One It For Road Repairs, Hie Cthef
For Highway Improvement—Working
Roads In Payment of Taxes Entirely
Done Awcy With.
iVw Ians pasrVtl l*y
Ittglalature «re 1 tit uion
ixvfiuin-e than the new
and lhe fohonlug dt taile
Its working; will lo <»F
I’-. • !n 7.inn-
general i:u-
law.
an onut t r
in:err-t not
highway
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Mieses’ Wash Dresses and Boy’s Wa^h
Suits “Reduced 25 per Cent, eff
Former Prices.
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kadie's I^.ain Goats—One lot of Ladies’
All- U ool C ravenette Rain Coats, tan only, formerly
sold at <io.co and $12.00; reduced to - - -
$5.00 LACh.
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25 per Gent. of. Former Prices on La
dies’ \\ h:te Linen and White English Repp. Walking
Skirts.
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©ig Reductions on Silks and Dress Goods,
White and Colored Wash Fabrics, Laces and Fin-
broideries, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Mattings,
Housetuneshings. Etc Write us for samples. We
can save money lor you oa^every purchase
ndies’ Tailored Suits in Frince Chap,
Eton and Pony Coat effects, made ot plain Panama
and F mey Mixtures. Reduced to close out at
1-3 off Regular Prices.
Ladies' Walking Skirts—One lot of Ladies’
Walking Skirts, made of Panama and Fancy Mixtures,
all new styles, formerly sold at $5.01 and $6.00
CLEARANCE PRICE, $198 EACH.
Ladies (d^aists—One lot of Ladies’ White
Lawn Waists, about 20 styles, $1.25. $1.3 > and $1.50
qualities, on sale special at. - - - - . -
$i.eo EACH.
Linen
25 Per Cent, off Former
Prices on Ladies’ Fine White Lawtoi, ~ *
Lingerie and White China Silk Waists
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Useful Association.
Tb«* Interstate Oocxl Itonds assoeia-
tlon has b»*eu fornusl in I’euusylvaaia
to see that the provisions of the pres-
•ut general and local road laws are
catrleil out, to encourage and compel
officials to i>erform their duties as pl - e-
•crlbed by law, to see that roads are
kept free from Ijo^e stones, nuxlholes
and ruts and that they are properly
dralne<l and general defects remedied
as speedily as possible, says the Motor
News- Itrnnehes are Isdug formed ia
•everal eastern states.
t
The Limit of I i!e.
Tha most eminent mo > ni - 'it-is
are cb mimous iu t 'e >i (i .<1 >>1 t i t
the geoeraliv adapted ii. irs'ini i,r
human lite is mxny yeai--* '» * • v h- id- •
tammrnt pi>*sih!e with 1 i- u 1 ■; end
knowledge of wbi -h di • >•** « 1 - n w
po-acs^ed - Tte . riilcil pe i >u lost Me* ;
♦ermme* it* duratu.n, us to b<- h«-1
twaea 50 a ;d 00; tho pro )* r c*re > t td-
Ivdy daring thin (Uca 1« earn ot he i >,
et'onglv urge 1; ca e 'dx** i n*i i
latal lob ugevi y. Nsi Uri-’s ’iCnl l»rl(Vr
after 50 is Elrcuie I’.ilter’s die ec enriiiel
tonic medicbie that rrvita i/.b*. • v. ry
pr eu of the body Uuar.iu'.ec-d by Jnj
X Klein Dtucgiit .>):
\dBrxmaam
TH-ijOUCH
lu^cs
WITH
Or. King’s
New Discovery
COST OF CAD
r.o*'
t- ran*
•igycm 2
Vo/gssfnaZ jfotisoi
PRICE
- 60c A $1.00.
ILDS Trial Betti* Free
WD ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES
FOR C8f ,eH ®
Cc!sry Men Tc!l of Money Th y Could
H.-v: Saved.
I'erhans the slrongest argument for
r x d roads i^lTcred at a nmetlng in the
Inti'n'st of a bond issue to ladld lilgh-
ways In the ITuntlngten IV.uh dis-
tilet held at HuntlngVii the ot’ier
night wAs pres,>nfi d by II. S. Harel-
tlne, manager of the t.'eiery < I row era’
the I.os Angeles
JaMfvs K rKtmiFoy,
i\o. n eKi kiHir
arsfM-nitlon.
mn es.
Ilazeltlnc sr.id that >
era had nayad ’nia a
nrofh'-asl to l ;;!!d v.lth
taine 1 frein t r .*- bon ! i
ha’ <> >aved s !o « d in f
rir.’s
| GU AJiANTEED SATISFACTOBT
OH ilONEY HEPUNDED.
PE0R1FQY BROTHERS.
Attoriieja and
<’oitimellorM at Law.
^All Eunntta jjirjn Prsmrt AtUntioa.^
OVER *Mt »*«ess AND STANDARD.
WAITI.KltOKO. - - - H. V.
alone to farmers, but to all who h&Ae
ocgaeiou to travel the txiuutrj - rouda.
say* the Motor News.
The law provide* for two highway
taxes*-the road repair tax. a .-es*e<l
on all pro|H*rty in the township out-
I able the lue«>r|N>iute«l villages, whleli
tux ahnll not excivd 50 cents on ea.ch
Slno valuation; another tax of e»|ual
amount, known as the highway iu»
provement tax. assessed on all proper-
i ty In thf township, including that in
villages.
The otllcers under the new law are
as at present, also a highway commls-
slouer, wh***** duties in addition tothost' 1
he now ix'rforms, not inconsistent 1
with the new law. arc to supervise I
and direct the expenditure of the
fund for repairs and Improvements (
which siiail directly heuetit th*‘ proper- j
ty taxi’d not to exceed $lw> on one
mile of highway. On eomplalut of ten
I laxpayora an appeal may lie taken to
the township hoard as to the place
’ and manner of the expenditure of this
fund. The cotumlscioucr will also have
* to sufHM'vise and direct *he e\jK»ndl-
| ture of the highway improvement fund
undej^lhe dlreetioii of the township
board for the construction. |*ennancut
j Improvement and np ilr of highways
and bridges throughout the township.
A new officer provided f >r I y this
bill l» a township overseer of highway*
who shall tw ekn-ted at the April elec
tion and hold hi* office for on.* year.
He shall work under the direct lop of
the highway cotunii*Mumr :.n 1 nr e r
tain cases perform bh duties, as in
case of sickness, death, removal o>;
dis<|Uultflctttion.
The comiK’ttsat’.oa of the higli vay
coiiitnissloaer 1* tixisl by the township
bonrdKjJ ut must not be les. thttil c--’
nor more than a day. The overseer
of highway* reivireji not less than
51.50 nor more than ?'2X»o a day.
The most Important and l euefielal
change is that this law does away en
tirely with “working the road*” in pay
ment of road taxes. All 1 ighway t .
S!CK HEADACHE*
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu
matism, Sallow Skin and Pies.
There I* no better remedy for the—
’ com moo diacaar* then OR. TUTTS
UVFJt PILLS, as a trial wfl pm*.
Take Ma Substitute.
CONViNCINu A ROAD KNOCKER
Wood Haulor’s Eyes Os' , ncd to the
Value of Hr.rJ H ;'.w-y*.
While S;tin.lei 1.:. a.-..v. a gov
ernment g *«»1 ro i ls c:.; ert. was lec
turing at Spokane «>.i Improved high
way*. he said, according to the Spte-
kane Review: '
■'Theiv are some exeu.-es made for
not Yiavlrg roads. While engaged ia
the consTruetion of the roads in n ccr-
uiin oou-.niunity l heanl one day, while
we wire sitting under the shade of
some tn*es cud ta.king with the men
who Were working <>n these road*,
aae man ray he didn't belieto^Ta fhat
‘hard r >ad projHibUiou anyhow.* And
l kneiv that he was earning $0S A
week la the coastructioa of this road,
that h • was a poor nan and had a
snail farm and was. earning mor*
than he could in any other way, and
I raid t > him;
“ *8;::!th. v. hat is the matter? Why
are you against this proposition?*
“He said, '.Mr. Lancaster, I own a
little fa: n. and I have • >iae wool on
that fa,nn. and during the winter
months, when 1 can't do anything eh:e,
I haul the wood to town. Now, you
build these roads and anybody can
get to town nt nay time of the year,
md'everyl ody will be hauling wood,
snd my wool won't lx* worth so much.’
“I didn't pursue the argument there.
I simply left. And the next winter,
v. ’u-n ta > ron.'.n were real bad. I went
iv.;: \.i;’i n:y i iinern to get sou e pho-
tog. iph.; to illustrate something I
wante l to say about good I'oa.l*. and
■»««\ iii'ii.v.;: li hi teat i ^nd a load*
>f \\.> l i’.' c.ii .j Into town. He had
on that w: gon a cord and n quarter
with : t n.'i! :ary ttam of u.uh-s. and
i began
s - i v hen I : av. the man.
m’e c 1 Ids statement,
a to mile. 1 said to him.
much wool have you oa
'About a cord and a «;uar-
.jh
Net Altogether 0.-.d.
A police::.: u saw a n an acting rath
er srrpi-iously near a jewelry store
one eve ’ing; so. going over to- him. he
demanded to know who the man was
and what he wanted.
•Tin thlnkirg of opening a Jewelry
store in this neighborhood.” ividled the
man. “and I'm watching to see if there
Is mu h trad.’.'* Whereupon the po-
Ueemfin went on his way. satisfied.
Next morning word was received at
the station house that the jcv.eiry stor«
had l*een E ntered and robbed during
the night. The poM.vman who had ae
co^te 1 the mysteriors stranger sai l r**
>d i ff.H *ive’.y. “He. may 1 e a thafe, but Le’s
In rnnada. One btmdred dollars in | no liar!”-IJppincottV
pr.*e> Is le.ng offered by the Karnicrs i
A<Jvo<'iite of I.or.dor), Ont.. for the (
boat roads made with a King si rag. ; l*o- tire g**d o' tho*« AntTpring with
The editor in a personal letter says: 1 ec/maor o her •uch Uo-ibl*-. I
*‘A widespread interest has Uva
BWtseil and many drags constructed in , fnr t , m . to
He said that
Kinc Dran Adopted.
V.’nrd Khig’s scheme h r obtain
ing g >«»d ron,ds cheap is bei:u
push
grow-
V it I*
ey f b-
e, or. il
■ re;.
ppod
-117.fbii «”.'::t(*s of «-e!c;y this ; ’ t rea
son, cal the :; ' :nl co t « f Ii.-u i rr th -
celery from th * lie! is . ver m : ldy
roads to the railroad stations '. is .
diM). Hail the reads been rood C e |
haullrg o::[>eusts would have Lmch
$10.41X1.
\V. T. Newlanl c hI (’. \V. V. - •
were appointed a <-omm!"i e !h» « ir. i j
late the g o 1 f a Is prhioij la thi
Huntington llearh disai.-t.
m r. mm
HstHts, Itrokerige a;.cl
1 -i • n r:\ «* ».
LOANs NEGOTIATED.
Wousfr.-* to Rent.
Oonodto tile Ma
WAl.TF.RBOnO. 8. C.
Eczema.
- Addition to those used by our contest
not*. Bo far we a re, more than de
lighted with what we have seen qud
heard of the results.”
wish .-
sav, niv wife hsd poms hing of ihsi Lucloi* otamp
• iAu I and after u«ing ths tloctor* reme
1 di«s for some tim* eondndrd
ECZEMA and FILK CURE.
FREE Knowing what it wit* to puf-
»<*( • will civ* KRhK OK IJHAKGE,
to any oMltcud h |Mi*itiv* cure for Ecae
m», bait Hhei m, Erypi|s*l»i*. Pil»* Bud
bkm Dieeiisas. iuetHut relief. iA>u’t
■niter longer, Writ* K *V \i1l.LihM1
hX> MauhsMan Aveuae, New York.
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Evarybody love* our baby, rogy, iwcet
Bnd warm,
With klaav plac*» on h*r neck an I tlim-
- lea on her annas.
Oooe ah* was 8 < thin and cross, used to
try with psin—
Mother rave her C«acass-e*T n<»»v -h*’*
wall again. Sold by .iao M iw.uui.
(/j'»rnt»etlalii , g S Ive, soil It
1 p lari t«*r t'isn anyiliiii ; she
For inic by John M KV u.
proved to
had tiled.
CKanjcs la Fctir.cy!vc.n:a Road Work,
•the i 1 r > >rgan'..: tite state high
way depar'moiit iIVunsylvanln wns
.i 'Cied 1 ist June by (Joveruor Stuart,
snya t!:<* <li.i l [loads Ma'rn-.lne. TUp
nic.cc’^v f r .'id.’S fur iucre i sb'g the
."!"’-v of the c monis'M'iivr from $5,000
t* '..r.' it. ••raovieg l:ie i. nit of ex-
jiensos fl.t'O’f. creOli vr tm- office of
dcjirt;- « 0!vu’-providing for
rojditt ill *•!<”• M’Sl assl'-'f.-t’irs*. giving
ih-» o'-;i.i .h--loner attiborlty to detor-
lal’n- tin* kinds of roads to l* built uud
him *b. i t > plant shade
state highways and Include
the expenditure for same In the coet of
t!»e road.
Fiven Impaired Apfietite.
To improve th* •ppeith* and <*t<eng*hen
the diimp’ion try a few do«-|* Ch*»rl>«r
Isin’s Bro-nH<’h asd Liver Tablet* J
It BettV.. ot D*tr<ir Mich s**,; “Thev
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Hardware Dealers on Good Roads.
At the annual meeting of the State
Retail Hard wane association, held in
Syracuse, X. Y . lust month, the presi- . ,^7;,)^
dent. Louts J. Ernst, in his annual ad- 1nv .. ..» r . );r .
dresa diecuased among other subjects
that of gfKNl roads. Mr. Ernst said
Among other things:
**JL great factor in business is that of
good roads, uud it liebooves all of ns
to do what we can to have ns many
ItMMla throughout the state put in such
condition that travel over them Is pos
sible at all seasons of the year. Hood ) r* 4 ©**' 1 u:y upp* i e when ini|Mtir*iL
fonds enable the farmer to drive to the ■ leliev^d me of a bloa^d feeling at:<l
nearest market place wltfi ease, dls-1‘•an*e-l s pb s«stn and^ rH'is!*ct->ry
pose of his produce and make his pur- ; moyw-onn «’ f b< ' w V > ri, * e ’ - ,2 '
Phases. This is a matter that has re- | At Jn- M Kbdn ..
reived any amount of attention during
th* past few years and great strides
have been made toward Improvement.
We. however, as Interested inerehantsr
•hould give the matter our active gad
moral support to the end of extending
tbU good roads system and to rec that
other roads through the rural district t
bo Improved and that they be kept in
rapntri In that reepect there is much
ear*les*m*;fi.”
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“Regular a* the Son.”
|g0* expr***i<»n as old a* the tac*. No
donbt th* lidng h»d aouirtK.of the tun
|g tbo most regular perform«nc* in lit*
nnirera*. unless it U the action of
Good Rome's In Arkansas.
In the movement for g »j;1 roads,
which has aroused nearly every part
of the southwest;- Be 1 :.- stiau * ounty.
Ark., has kejit a step ahead, say- the
Southwest Magazine. While other
states are enacting- laws and other
communities are discussing plana tor
the Improvement of their l;ig!nvpys this
wide awake cdunty is enjoying the use
of twenty miles of well macadamized
ntral streets and Is constructing more
of then* luxuries at the rate of ten
miles a year.
must hereafter be paid in m m
I'ighway cou;mi«ioner ca:i <
bo. - an l will of course e -
farmers a Ion" the line <f the
can give their t me 1 > t! •* ' "i
it is needed, but t’.m 1: v v., i !y
provides that hereafter r. > w,. k < • > ep*
a few rejinir* c.m Is* d u e :.f; r Sept.
1 of each year.
The amount of tuxe t > b* ra'- l in
: eneb township each year is \ de l by
tin*'Electors at the nnuual meeting, but
they neglvct or refu-e t.» d ► ties it
then becomes theyluty of the t iwnshlp
boanl to fix the amount to be raised
(or repairs and jiertnanei't i:: pr >ve-
meuts.
Of course under this law there will
Is* but one highway district in each
township, ami the .multiplicity o^dis- I
tricts heretofooe will be done away
to I
' e •• 1 !
ii«'l he beg;
■J^mlth. Ikci
that wagon
“He t aid.
ter.'
“'And bow much did you used to get
for yoiM' w Md?' 1 es'.cii him.
“ 'Three <! >!!ars,’ he sai l.
“‘A il v\! t <!<» ve-i get for that?’
'"■I h, ! a '
“He hid nevt • git mere than CJ 75
or '••I - He w.. * making omvgV
I > p. y ' s . ;xes on tb it road for about
th"i‘ ’ i". a ene day's time, for be.
f r 1 '..* » h. d lb-. ■ loads of
v. !';> dr.;. \ lierj* li fore be was abh»
one. ^ 0
:n be built in id most nay
which will not be a burden
nunlty. In fact. I have seen
it rove' I li: over where "the town
had i-s-med b'lnds. sometimes large
Mi- her e kV’ roads were completed
e: icgh reve’ino had come in In the
sbi'iM* of investment and Increased oit-
k: ’iis’i'p to pay the increased taxes
which were made necessary on ac
count of the bonds necessary for th*
roads.”
to h ull hut
"it >:!'-!•* <•
r-*T: ? * »
to that con’i
with.
HERft^OlL 1
J. 51. WALKER
Attorney At Law
Ofick Cot'iiT Hoi’sg Square
WALTEKUOUO. S. C.
OFFICE OF
;Dr. A. J. Anderson
rr—^DENTAL SURGEON
Office I fours* ^ 1 * 11 '
v liirc 1 tuiuo. ;j p, m,, (J p ui.
OPPOSITE Fanner* and Merchants
Fiuilc.
WALTERLORO. S.
Remedy for Dlarrboe*. Never Known
te Fail. *
"I want to sav a few words forChtw- i
beralin’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea '
Remedy. I have u*e 1 thi« preparHtton
1 in my family for the pa-*t five yearn and
have recommended it to a number of
peop e ia Zork countv and have never
known it to fall to effect * cure in any
ina'anc* I fael that I oan not mv too
much for the b#*’ remedy of the kind in
1 the world.”—S. Jemima. Sj»ri"g (irove,
York County. P*. Thi* remedy ia for
sale bv Jno U Klein
Read nhe advertisement this week
in The Frees and Standard, and Tote
to duv.
Bcsutifying the Rerdci&'c* of Ceyl&r.^
Eighteen yeais eg* or more an <»2I-
c!i! of (Tilomhti proposed tlist the gov-
eraimvtt of Ceylon thou Id •plant tres
nnd rlinths ned flowering vine* along
Its highway* 1 . P.y tills It would furnish
shade that would Is* grateful tp man
and ls*nst. ns such shade would be
wherever and whenever the mercury
rise* above SO or IX) degrees F.
B rer and bowel* when r*gol*red with
Dt KIm'n New Life Pilta. Guaranteed
kfiauM
’ Everybody Should Know*’
mv*CO Have, » promieut ba>ioe*«
man of Rlnff, Mo., that Iluckteu'e Ar
idea Naive is the toiekm aod sureat
th* henllng sahre ever appl cd A 00*0,
horn nr wonad, or to * case of rilee. I’ve
used U end know wh*» I’m talking ebook
to*
is a soothing, nealirur balm ccnietn'ng
no drag* having a nacoodc effect, u
] RELIEVES
quickly and soothes the congested
membranes and thoroughly heals and
rlranem Valuable not only for
CATARRH
hot raUeree colds, throat troublee,
hay fever, “atopped-up” nose, etc.
W« Ouarantww Satiefactiosa.
Bqy n 50 cent tube of Noakva froqi
WALTERBORO DRUG CO.
—dgetyoarmDaeybackifnot satisfied.
A tube end Bock 1st by mail tec.
3$Zr'<itZ2>aSL'r-m
UNITY LODGE NO. 55 F. M. bold*
it* reirnltr oommna evtic'os 4th Fn-
«1mv in •-.u , h month at' 830o’clock, p.
m. All vUlting Hrcthrvii *r* cot-
dlallv invitad to attend.
J A WF8TERRER(». W. M.
N. 0. MORRALL, Becl’y,
And some men have the knack of
api>earin" smaller a? you sret closer
to them. .
Stretch Your Legs '
end be comfortable. Streit
patent foot rest is a part of the
chair; forme tufted front when
not in use.
Morris
Chairs
wear well—each one guaran
teed—your security of satisfac
tion. We can show you some
beautiful Streit Chairs, richly
carved, leather or velours.,
Call and see them.
Inhabitants.
- 1
E*;ect cf Automobile* on Roads.
At n mcptiag of thu Ixia Angelea
IrnrO «f supervisors and tbe highway
<*o:iu:jh<Kion (L II. Squires, who re-
tnrm il mi'nlly from Europe, told of
the bu’ltllng and maintenance of
rmuls there. Contrary to general be-
1 Vf, !u> said, affairs have not yet
T<’:u hiM tiie stage of perfection abroad,
although they are far In advance of
the United State*. Fast autos, he said,
are bad for good roads, and slow autos
are good for bad road*.
Public Read* of N«w York.
Ur .111 the office of public roads, th*
UnUed States department of agricul
ture. if report shows by comparing th*
; iff:I r >nd mileage with the area of tbo
•tat# that there are 1.54 miles of pub-
lie road per square mile of area. A.
•omparison of mileage,«wlth population
shows that there 1* a tullo of road
to every ninety-eight Inhabitants and
one- mi'e of Improved road to every
K*en the pore* open and the akin
dean wh%n von have a cat, bora broi«*
or aers'eh. DeWitt’s Carbolized Whob
Hazel Sieve penetrates th* norea and
^eals q ilckly Sold by Joo M Klein.
R*ad the advertisement thi* "week
in Tbe I’reu and Btandard, and vote
•today.
Fins Furniture, F\oot Covering*,
Piolurea, HaniaU, etc.
Also Tha Eclipse Cleanable Re
frigerator.
COWPERTHWAIT & CQ
283 King Street, ,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Endorsed By The County.
“Toe moat popular remyly ia O’aagp
i t'omitr, and th* beet friend of my fanu-
lv." wine* VN m M Diets, editor and
pdhlUlier of‘the Otsego Journal, Oil-
b*rt»vlll«, N Y, “i* Dr K14|t'B N*-w Dls-
c twry It koi proved to o: an u taUitto
onie tor ooitgh • and uni U, makltg abort
work of the, w« ret of thim. We alway*
kv’-p a tH>;tfo In tbe bo '«*. 1 bet *v* it
tob* tli* moat valn>ble pre*' rlptlou
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