The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 13, 1907, Image 6
Local Readers Ask
More About Cooper
Live y Interest Taken in the Accouu' of His Work Printed
in this Paper Last week
MsPills
Our Aim
tk«
Big Demand for the Cooper Remedies at John M. Klein’s Drug Store Causes
M uch Comment
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for tfie po<ii several week* tbe^famons >
Coojier itebietlies bare been aelMn^ In 1
qo stmt Us that far surpass unvriimK Local News of Hendersonville,
aver introduced here. Mr. John Kieln.
the local a«reut. sav* he bss never Ik foit Hendersonville, Aov. 9"—In the
handled remecica that proved to i-e so goeial circle of the villaee, there
popular. 1 iiere w sms to be r<o abate- | ,
111 At ’o the luierest displayed by local j lets activity thar. uaual.
SICK NCAOACHEs
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cat
lata the body, ghra I
DEVELOP FLESH
and solid amaala. Elegaatly
coated.
Take No SubsUtirte.
s
p«opleinthe oork of Mr. Cooper in
lbicsi;r>. tbs tollowin^ mcount ot
wtiirh is fn in the Joututl ''f tba city :
Dnrinir the pa-t tuo weeks hundreds
of voluntary les'liiontala have l*en
given at Cool er’s liearlipiarters, The
Public Drug Company, 150 State street,
A negro ' was lynched near
Macon, Ca., recent I v fur sjtegalin
Tocetttn. K , allv,P does seem-time i
to call a halt when they are lyn-1
ched furies4 than the cost of the
rope.
Mi-s ar-'e Frayaee is on a visit
to relatives m bavannah.
Mr L A Krayiee, ami
Hcrtie NVillig, and Estelle Marvin, 50 chocolate fcarod tablets in a cen-
, |, | vement box Prico .outv 25 oeata. Easy
who attend htlist Sunday to take, pieasant (a effects, tfafe and
School Convention in Walterboro ■u«e. .We guaraatee ihsm.
on the eflieienoy of the <.’..<»p*r prepa
ration for deafnass, stomachccmplnints,
rheumatism, and as a general spring last weekj have returne 1 honifc* They
Among the recent callers was Mrs report a delighttul time.
Emma Hianiey. living at 713 Washing- M r SE Hoynton one of odt
most cosvinc?ng inanner^nnd'mnny^er* citizen, who was bitten by a mad dog 1 [>nt no one will deny tint these
___ . . . j. or
There may he some dispute as I
to whether this is the proper time
to don your winter underwear,
about three weeks ago, is now in mornigs are the times
Atlanta, und,r tretmanf We hope' l ** ,D S m l,!,nney cake8 '
"PerhajMi I had the moat complicated ‘ he will soon return home, and there | ■
will be no serious resnltsir . ! Lott’s Eraulsifiad Oil Lininkcnt
T A , , .. - y | lathe best rudbing I)intm-ut in fha
jpaac AmfcMOU who was attending worlll . Try it. o.c Li.f pint bofue,
Clemion Callege arriyed Saturday, onlj35cenia.
he w.is called home on account of
the ilinels of his father* Mr A J
Anderson, Mr Anderson is still very
ill, we tins'.that he will soon recover.
Mr W D Sanders, and sons of
Yemassee, were welcome visitors in
the village Sunday.
Mr J H fr’iencken of Otter Creek
Florida, is now on a visit to his annt
A wise man has no time
argue with a prize tighter.
It’s quite a come-down
woman hater who falls in
ME NO BAR
Mrs A J Marvin dr.
Miss Itlanch© aud Maude Mcteer l Everybody in South Carolina and allow me the pleasure of showing
too* who stood around her, indorsed ail
•be hpd te ?ay m praise of the Cooper
remedie*. *hf Iftiu:
had the moat com.
eats that Mr. Cooper baa had to deal
with, 1 "a« troubled with both deafnesi
and stomach complaats. I don’t know
that one ibiiig had anything to do with
the other, but I do know that I triad
manv patent medicine preparations
without result. I wu so deaf that 1 could
not hear a clock tick aed my etomach
won in mch wretched chape that 1 could
not etijoy a meal tbht 1 ate
“I was very nervous and could hardly
alaep. I had a ro&rirg uoice in mv tare
and dancirg spots befoic my ^es. I
felt very bail and weak.
‘ One day I beard about the Oooper
medicine and decided to try it. 1 have
juet started on my fourth bottle and
the improvement in mv caae has been
really wonderful Mv nerves have been
quit ied, mv hearing is much improved,
and I feel like anew woman.
*‘I conuot say too much for these won
deiful remedies, for they have made me
well again, ao that I may now an joy life
like 1 used to befora I wu* sick.”
Amongthe many callers yesterday
was Mr. George P. Liutz, 3t)0 Center
street, who had been a »utlerer from
stomach trouble for many years. He
•aid: ~
“1 Buffered several years from indi
gestion and aibrnach trouble. At times
I was very weak an J nervous, had dizzy
apella, headache and felt tired and mis
erable nearly all the time. Sleep at
bight gave me no atiength and 1 was al
ways tired in the morning. My appetite
was also impaired ;-ence lu a while I
could eat a good meal, but moat of the . ,
time I hatl no desire tor food. two little girls, Dorothy and Aell
“One day I eaw the advertisement of visited relatives in Walterboro last
Cooper and read of hia remedies 1 went I
at once to get lhA medicine, and after 1 ounuay. ^
had taken a few doaea I was relieved of ]{e V H 11 Hardy, Uilivt red a good
an enornoua tapeworm, Now 1 know
what caused my suffering. My stomach
feels easy now, as if a great weight had
been removed, and my btalth improved
rapidly. I have a good kpptilte and aui
completely restored In etn ngth.
•Tam very thaiikfnl to Mr Cooler' ... _ . .. . r
for all that hia medicine hna done tor v, *le jx-ople attended the Baptist being unable to control N
me, and I heartily recommend it to *11 association at Mark Tieelt, last Fri-, t i OU 8 e-peci u ]l T when asleep
peraona who feel exhau*te«t. and are! i t j i
probably troubled as 1 waa
‘ It baa don* all that has been clatmeo 1
for it in my case and has helped me
where all other mfdjf'iD** fatled." ,
Hurdreda of |M-i>ple aie caily ealling
tq see Mr. Coo|kt with the same story
of restored health, atiength and happi
ness, which only proves that all tbit has
been said and wmtan about the medi
cine is undoubtedly true.
Our pleasnnt business re
lations with the people
of Colleton county lot
many years, enegurages
us to appear in their
county paper. It is our
aim, all times, to sell the
most reliable grades of
Clothing, Hats and Fur
nishings, and fully guar
antee everything we sell.
We will be plcaj
have you call at our store,
or send hs your orders by
mail.
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'Yes,
'■V
He Laughed
because he was pleased. Come in and we will make
you laugh for the same reason.
We h^ve not done much*advertising up to now, but
we are going to try a little Printer s Ink to tell the
buying public of the many things we have to sell.
Watch %ur space-
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
and we enumerate herewith a few items. Come and
see them. v
to
for a
love.
BEN7SCUNER
& VISANSkA
S. E. Cor King & Hasejl
CHARLESTON, S. G
Broadcloaths
Mohairs
Henrietta
Silks
Worsteds
Ladies loner black k
Come to
WALERBORO
6oc toT.50 per yard
50c to r.25 per yard
25c to 1.00 per yard
1.50 per yard
10c per yard and up
per pair
Hose, linens, handkerchief, etc., etc.
WINTER CLOTHES
Mens llece lined suits, cotton, Si.00 per suit
Ladies fiece lined suits, cotton, i.oo per suit
Childrens llece lined suits, cotton, ^oc to i.oo.
Mens woolen suits, very good, 3.00 per suit.
Ladies, in same, 2.00
Mens Ties 25c to 50c. Mens shirts 50c to 2.25.
Mens Socks 10c to 50c. Stetson Hats 4.00 to 5.00
Other makes 1.00 to roo
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are now on a visit to their siater, in
Appleton. Mrs J T Peeler.
Mr A J Handera returner! from
Atlanta last week, with a carload of
mules.
Mrs Coffee Clark, of Adams Run
is the guest of her ueice Mis LA
Fraysee.
Mr and Mrs E W Fraser of
Walterboro, si>ent last Tuesday with
relatives in the village.
Is Eligible.
Old people stooped with snffeeing.
Middle tge, courageously lighting, I
Youth protestiug 1 impatiently;!
Children, unable to explain;
All in miserv from their kidney* ,
Only a little backache first.
Comes when yon catch a cold.
Or when you strain the back.
Many complications follow. t
Urinary disorders, diabetes,
-lip. REVIVO
RESTORES VITUm
“Made a
Wall Mas
TH«'’v'^*oflla.”
J3P
aurvxvo .
pr*4a<*«a»« reftulteln 30 day*- It mu
powerfully ana quirk ly. cure* when other* faU.
Youuk men ran regain their Imi manhood and
eM men may recover their youthful vlyor by
••Wa BBYkVO. H quickly and qulelly.ro-
KT? Nervou*ne*a. f^t VlulltyT Sexual
^•^“•Hauck aa LokI Power, Failing Wemory,
WaaOng Dtaeane*. and «ffrru of aelf -abune os
•x«a*e and Indlaeretton, which anflta owe fot
atudy. hualnaea or marnatro. U not only cures
by starting at the seat of disease, but la a great
■serve twwle and blood bnUdor, bringing
the pink (low tn wnle eheeka and rw
atorlv the kra of yonik. It warda off ap-
proachlng disease. Insist on having MKVIVO,
2? **• *»• aarrted in vent pocket. By
per package, or all for SS.OO. W«
give frae advice aad counsel to attwho wish It,
wuh gwarantea. Otreulare fraa. Addreaa
WYM. ■CMCWI Ml. ttarlae
DRUG 00.,
JOHN II KLEIN.
Walter boro. 8. O,^
Mr and Mrs G E 11 Moore, a»d j ^right’s disease.
Doan’s Kidney Pills cure backache.
Cure every form of kidney ills.
J.NV. Powell, proprietor of a gene-
ral store and coal, wood and ice deal
er of Waverly, living at iiOlO Bland-
ing St, Celumbia, S. C., says: ”My
son has been afflicted with kidney
and urinary trouble from childhood,
the Secre-
Since
using Doan’s Kidney Pills be has
entirley recovered.” . ,
Forfsale by all dealers. Price iO
cents. Foster—Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole egents for the Unit,
ed States.
Remember the name—Doan’s
—and take no other.
you >ay line of fall and holiday goods.
Comparisons you’ve got' to make to
know that you are buying right, for
this reason alone see our line first
I don’t charge you one cent for look
ing, but you will save money by
looking well before you buy. Leaving
the above with vou, I am,
YOURS TRULY,
THE SUNSHINE STORE
G. W. GLOVER, Prop.
Opp. Jno. M. Klein’s Drug Store.
sermon, iu the Methodist Church
last Sunday, which was much enjoytd
by the congregation.
A great many of the Henderson-
ptople attended
day, Saturday and Sunday. •
Miss Elizabeth Meyerjiad a birth
day party at her homa Tuesday
afternoon the children that attended,
had a very nice time, delightful
refreshments were served.
One of our most popular young
ladies. Miss Estelle Marvin will
have a Halloween party at her home
Thusrday evening the 31st a good
time is exacted for all that attend.
As winter is drawing very near a
great many of the people will soon be
moving down to theii plantations.
The scholars of the Henderson
ville Graded School are progressing
rapidly, under the instructions of
Pro L P Kilgore of Newberry.
The trustees are now having work
done on the school building, which
will be a great improvement when
completed.
Pupil of Hendersonville Graded
School.
Valuable Farm For
Sale
One valuable plantation on Edisto
River, above Red Bank, Consrsia of
521 acres, about 150 acres in culuvatien.
Balance well timbered with Pine and
Cypress, Lands very fertile aud the lo
cation admirable. Parties within* to buy
this valuable farm can obtain all necas’-
■ary information aa to price and terms
by applying to.
_ M. P. Howell
ATTORNEY ,AT LAW
Walterboro, S. C.
v
The celebrated Crossett shoe for men 4.00 per pr.
The celebrated Crosset shoe Bench made 5 00 P r
The Abbott shoe tor men 3.50
Boys Crossetts 3*00.
Ladies shoe, direct from factor) 8 2.50 to 3.25.
Infant shoes, soft soles 25c to 75c ^
Childrens shoes 65c to 1.75
Ladies Overshoes 49c per pair.
Mens Overshoes 75c.
GROCERIES
Full line of Groceries, fresh and pure. Heinz pre
serves and pickles, oat meal, canned apples, peas and
beans, etc. etc. .
Our ’phone No. 8a ami we are always glad to be
ctlled up. Ask us anything you wish to know, Our
aim is to please by good service.
See our special sales in Dry Goods
this week. ^
BARGAINS *
Satisfaction or your money back without a word—we
mean it.
Walterboro Branch—Cnarleston District
BETWEEN GREEN POND AND EHRHARDTS
New Goods
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Solid Gold Jewelry Watches and
Clocks >
J. A. VfiSTERBERG, Jeweler.
WALTKRBOKO, 8* C.
Fine rqpair work a Specialty.
(Next to 0. D. May’s £«L table).
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4th :m
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Pleaaimt Uroye Happening*.
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Pleeaant Grove, November 9.—
Mott oi the fanners have finished
gathering their cotton and ere gath
ering their potatoes, but now oomee
the good tinwe, the sngar cane grind
ing. They havn’t begun yet, hot it
will mob be time. .
Mr. P. F. Gatoh, of Greenwood,
wot nailed home to tile bed-side of
hit Mother. Bat we aregled to know
that the fe up again.
Mr. Fredie Gatoh, of Hampton
^ent a few days my pleasantly at
thehomaefMr.F.*Jx Gatoh.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Langdale
•peat 8*tarday and Sunday very
plMmntty at tho honm of the latter’s
Mr. and Mm. W. L.
attended the
Jornph
HORSES and
MULES
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We have always on hand
A
some choice horses and mules
which we shall take pleasure
in showing you. New stock
will be added from time to
time. Call and look them over
Walterboro’s Old Reliable ]
Sale Stables.
t
{a Effect Sunday, Oct. 2oth,
19o7.
Daily exceyt Sunday.
STATIONS.
NORT HBOUND
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' RITTERS
WALTERBORO
BTOKES
RUFFIN
WILLIAMS
CALDWELL
LODOE .*
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Freight
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PM
AM
7 50
4 45
11 26
11 00‘
10 so
t 60
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OF ALL KINDS DOF A
Ube press anb Stanbarb.
We,have joet rweeived a new .
etoek ot latter and note paper,
bill heade and eintemeate, enve-
lopee of all kinds art oolora. -
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
x.- " ,f ‘ <
Prieee reaaonnble which we
will gladly qaote yon.
BUnk legnlforma of all kinds
always carried in etoek. Gall
r and sea as wbea in town.
NOW FOB YOUR BUSINESS.
MY FALL STOCK OF
I HAVE JUST COMPLETED 1
Clothing, Shoot, Hots
Dry Goods,’Notions, etc.
And I slwnya carry a fnll line of-
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES and FRESH MEATS
HighMt Price* Paid For Country Produce
W. V. GLOVER,
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