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V 1 * r * 7 V ' Cotton Department, Charleston, S. C. We have arranged to handle cotton to best advantage and solicit consignments. We give anecial attention to handling Staple "e special attention Cotton, via. “Allen Seed” and otberf of this grade. “Floradora* i I i ; I Sterling Silver Wedding Presents * Swasteka Lucky Charm Hatpins, etc., at ^ • J. i. tiSTBBBERG, Jeweler. WALTEBBOBO, S. 0. Fine repair work a Specialty. (Nest to G. D. May's Pal. table). OF ALL KINDS DOF A o O «• a Zbc Boreas anb Stanbarb. We have just received a new stock of latter and note paper, bill heads and statements, enve lopes of all kinds ari colors. - \ ' ^ **^ * SHTispnerioN guaranteed i r we Prices reasonable which will gladly quote you. Blank legal forms of all kinds always carried in stock. Call and see us when in town. r'*' - * t 9 t a t 9 t a < p ¥ ' t ( a t 9 ( 9 I J... * .OUR... 5 • • Clubbing Rates. THE PRESS AND STANDARD — . WITH EACH OF THE FOL- LOWING ONE YEAR 1 I U I The Semi-Weekly News and Courier, The Atlanta Constitution, Map and 3 Magazines, fi ^ /’ 1 The Southern Cultivator, The Home and Farm, The Industrious Hen, • . 1 ■ 1 The Cotton Joumal A and $1000] Acci- «* dent Policy The New Idea Woman’s Magazine,... The Branchville Journal, ... ' ... ••r $*•50 2.00 1.50 i-35 1-25 I Think i Thunk a Lie. I used to think when4 was young. And my heart was free from guile That there was grief in every tear • And joy in everv smile; And friendship was not half a cheat, And love could never die; But hinking now of what 1 thunk, 1 think I thunk a lie. II u*ed to think about myself. And think that I would be A governor or a president’ Or a general like L**. But 1 have waited long in vain, While years rolled slowly by. And thinking no at of what I thunk I think^ thunk a lie. I used to think the ladies were All sweetnesses combined; That they were all God’s last ai.d best Of perfectness refined; That they were not half pads and paint But angels f'om on high. But thinking now of what I thunk, I think I thunk a lie. The preachers, too, I used to think Are not like other men, And were not tempted of the flesh, And could not therefore sin; But since I’ve traveled round a bit, I’ve watched them on the fly. And thinking now of what I thunk. » I think I thunk a He. The honeat tiller of the soil. When marketing his crop, Takes pains to put the ripe and best Always upon the top. * I used to think those honest men Would never cheat, or try, But thinking now of what I.thunk I think I thunk a lie. The editors, a lordly set, Who live on milk and honey, 'hey’ve nothing else on earth to do But write and rake in money. Leastwise that way I used to think' And now it makes me cry, 'o think about the way I thunk And how I thunk a lie. What noble men the doctors are, f used to think they came Yom heaven or some heavenly land And worked for love and fame. That they could cure all human ills, And never let us die; But thinking now of what I thunk I think I thunk a lie. he lawyers, too I used to think— Oh! God forgive the thought— ’hat their convictions of the right 3ould not by knaves be bought; ’hat they would not a client rob, Or “sell” him on the sly; But thinking now of what I thunk I think I thunk a lie. | The dry goods men are honest,too, They swear they sell at cost;' , I used to think they told the truth And all their profits lost. II thought ayard was full three feet— Don’t ask my reason why— But thinking now of what I thunk, I think I thunk a lie. | The niggers too, I used to think. If once they were set free, Would make good honest citizens, Like'lvhite folks used to be. But they have wandered far from grace. The chickens still roost high; | And thinking now of what I thunk, I think I thunk a lie. Qaiasy, Sprains and (Swelling* Caiad "In November. 1901. I onavht cold sad bad the qalasy. My lb rant was •woUna no I canid hnrdly branibn. 1 «ppiwd Ohambnrlaia’a Kaia Balm nod ll gnra ton relief la a start time, la two dsys I was *11 rifkt," ssys Mrs L.. oa-tn», Ottnrburn Micd. Chamber lain’* ■'sis Btlm «a n listtanotend is nspnoisllv ftluabia for npraiae sad •welling*, for mm» by John M. Klein A Bird In th* Wrong Flock. The temperance society was to meet tbnt afternoon. Mrs. Pliilpots dressed In s hurry aud came paatlng down stairs. She was a short, plump woman. *• Addle, ruu up to my room aud get my blue rib!Kin rosette, the temperance l»adgc." sae directed her timid. “I have forgotten it. You will know It. Addle- blue riblion and gold lettering" “Yas'm. 1 kn>ws It right well.” Ad dle could not rend, but she knew a blue ribbon'with gold lettering when she saw It. and therefore had uo trou ble !;i Aiming it aud fustemrig it prop erly on the dress of her Distress. Mrs i'bilpot* was toy'busy greeting her friends or givhr? close attention to the speakers at the meeting to note that they smiled when they shook hands with her When she rfeagbed home supiHT tvi.s served, so she directly' to the diuiug room, where tbV other member* of the family were seated. ' ^ •t.’r «•: jus t, e. mo'her!" enrlalmed her soj. “Thiit blue ribbon—huv* you been wearing that ut the rempsranc* meeting?" A loud laugh went up ou all sldss. “Why. whjit Is it. Harry?** asked the good woman. clLtchlng at the ribbon la surpr!** ( ^ “Why. mother, dear, didn't you know that was the ribbou 1 wore at the shawT' The gold lettering on the ribbon read: “Atlanfu Poultry Fbow. First Prlaa. Cauturu."—Youth's Companion. AGE NO BAK Everybody in South Garoiiiu b Eligible. , Old people stooped with saffeeing. Middle age, courageously fighting* Youth protesting impatiently; Children, unable to explain; All in miserv from their kidney?. Only a little backache first. Comes when you catch a cold. Or when you strain the back. Many complications follow. Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bright’s disease. « Doan’s Kidney Pillscure backache. Cure cfeiy form of kidney ills. J.W. Powell, proprietor of a gene ral) sr *re and coal, wood and ice deal er of Waver If, Jiving at 2010 Bland- ing Sr., Celumbia, S. C., save: ”My sou has been afflicted with kidney and urinary trouble from childhood, being unable to control the Secre tions especially when asleep Since using Doan's Kidney Pills he has entirley recovered.” For sale ov all dealers. Price 50 cents- Foster—Milburn Co , Buffalo New York, sole pgenta for the Unit, ed States. Remember the name—Doan’s —and take no other Doctors Crocks Items. With best wishes to tti<- Editor I will give a few dots from uur rt-cuuu It seems that the farmers are making great progress in harvesting tin r cro|« kir John Smouk S|mKtV 1 a*t Sat urday night with Mr Mood? Sauuers Mr A B Cbassereau ud daugh ter sj'ent last Sunday with relatives at Round. Mr Ned Benton left October 3rd. for Jacksonville, Fla., where he will reside a few months in work. He was accompanied by Mr Willie San ders. Nr D L Chassereau and brother B G Chassereau bad busiueti in Raffia last batttrdav* Mr W F biuoak visited revives near Midway the first pait of this week. Mr and Mrs B G Chassereau and baby are visiting Mr and Mrs Mar shal Bennett, near Mt Carmel. Rev B R Ulmer and Rev Preacher Copeland held revival ser vices at Tabor Church. We think that everybody who attended and took an interest in the services were benefited and that a great many souls were saved during the meeting. Mr Moody D Cotton will begin teaching music at Doctors Creek church, Monday. We wish him much success. A merry crowd enjoyed a pinder boiling at Mr W F Smoaks Thurs day night. Mr Willie Marlin and son were in our midst last night. Mr Lee Chastertuu and Moody Cotton attended prayer meeting at Zion Thursday night. Mr Taylor Hmi;h visit d Mr Joe Saunders last Sunday. Oct 6th 1907 Happy flirl. ■ '■ This suggestion of U •oaeveh a« pro cousul of the Philippines seoiiift to have made a wr-sl hit with a lot of the high ft i.tncien of this country. Only tii*v w*Qt him to go thereat ouce an remain i^rmanently. 'Dmfuaw Oauuoi b« Cared or local app toati-iM, aa Urey cannot track the dl eared portion of the oar There l* only one way 10 cur* Drafora Is canoed’tv aa Inflt'ntd ooodKioa ,ot tba anoaetialag of he Baatachten Tah* when this tabe te iufluned joe hare • rambtiaf eeond or imperfect hoanof. and when it la en lr«*ij pleased, “ nee* is the rraolt. sod aaloeo Iks matloa can be tokea oat and rotorrd to ire norms n will ha doetroyad foravkr; alia oat of tea are capped hy Catarrh, 1 i* nothing hat aa luflamed oouditioa of tha Baeassarlfteaa. wa will gi veto no Ha ad rad Dollars foe any con of Dsafesss caased by nano rk that canatl b*eared hy Hall's Otoatrh Cora. Send for otromkra fras If. J. CHENEY A 00., TOisdo, O. Bold by DroftitU, 78c. ; Toko HoU’sriuniljr Pills for oonstlpn Poo Most people aren't so proud of being honest as ashamed of being poor. Doa’t get oat of pttioooo with Mu bsby wbau it a ts prerish and rasthta* sad don’t wear yourself oat worrying high aud day sboat it—just give it a hide Oa«ca*weet. Caeo^swset i* s cor- rrotiye for the stomteh* of osbis* aud children. Coataia* no harmful drugs, Sold by John M Klein. There is an old saying to the effeot that “he who sups with the devil needs a long spoon. 44 Maybe so; but he who knowingly sits down to sup with the devil hasn’t got sense enouga to use a spoon. Yoa never have any trouble to get children to take Kennedy’# Laxative Cough Syrup, They like it beoaaee It tastes neerlr like mtple eager. Ken- nedy’e Laxative Cough Syruq is s eote Mire and prompt remedy for cuaghs and ro’d* and la good for every member of tho family. Bold by John M Klein. A lot of men claim credit for being temperate when the truth is they are too infernally stingy to spend any money. Hard Timee la Kanos. The old days of grasshopper* nod dnmth ore almost forgotten in 14# pros- j perms ksoos* of today; nlihoogh a • oitiaen of Codell.Eari bhombarg, has 1 ot yat forgotten * hard Urns ha or 00aa tsred Ha ray*:" I was wor t oat and discount red by ooaghing night and day, and could And no railsf till I t ied Dr. King’s New Dteovnry. It took lees than oao bottle to oompiotely cure mo ” The rafeet rellabte ooagh and told rams y ud tang and throat heaiar avrr 'He oorsred. Quanto teed by John M Kleht’s drug store 80c sod |100. Trial bottle free Probably even our popnlution in jail women for fear the got- ieruuieut it going to the bow wows. RYDALJFS STOMACH TABLETS ARB OUARAMTBBD TO CURB Indigestion and Dyspepsia. It i* a well known foot that' persons living in the pine fereetedo not sailer 'mm kidney diaea*ee. ’ One does of Ptneule* at night naually relieves bsok- I wen* 30 dsvs’ treatment g! 00 Yoar mopsv refunded if not satisfied. Bold i by Wo'torboro Drug Oo. . Yonr akin ehonld be clear and bright | ir von* liver |a in normal oondittoo. Hinr’e Littla Liver Pill* act on tha liv. ler; and hradanha, oonaHnation and Ml- lonmrat <Hea->penr. Price 98 oeata. | Sold by Walterboro Drag Co. It la olelmed Indleeetion in the nation* •I dierav* That’* whv tha demand fat BWf Dvepenaja TeMeta keep n*r t^anee th*v do the work. ♦viable, dwonwla Indlgaetion, bloat line. etc.. vdeM qaWrly. Two day's |yreatiara* fre*. Aek yoar •heat thorn Bold r [0o. v r sr op draapat wo uroc John M Klein. Hotter l« riding a hobby than to sit grambling by the aids of the rood. 2*50^. >•35 1.50 It wan vhnwii hy UiuhardMana- ficld'a will that- tho moat of ht« projierty was already, in :t;s a itf's name, lliink what a female Oeosn* Lillian Uuescl would Ik) if all uer husbands had f Bowed litis system. 9*%***%%**%******%%%%%* m 11,000.00 Accident Inturnnce Policy THE COTTON JOURNAL OT ATLANTA GA ' Me erttete t# i l AXLE Olbtr ;. withe 'd m. • a m Don’t warty aboat ynar kid nays tm ran oas obtain 10 days traafteat of Pinalea for |1. Thaao little globaiae briag re'isf la tha first doss. Hinkanko. Immhago and rhaaahttlsia yield qalskto. If net eatiefisd yoar moony rafaadad. This to a fOlr offer; yoa eaaS \ by WalterkoroDeag Co. The Cotton ? Journal, The Press • ^ o and Standard —AND- SIOOO^—’ Accident . j Insurance ft Policy AH fbp One Ydsr k>r * -32.50- Subscriptions taken at this office. T \ m: . .*