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WmUfSSPAY. DEC. 11.1907.
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fVf 770 teit/toep, “JPJukej.
Hpw «bo«t the School Bonds?
Wpold not a lamp or two at the
(kfatyfigotf farwh—ty ft i§
mr Mi ttffTf V* train
€mmi*k r
asarach of the fair,
a—ally feta to work too late for
pereoae to prepare for making
exhibits, and that work. too. is done
Wp W. SMOAKrtVk ■ i» eartain localities la a eery limited
way. Let the fociafloa get to
work daring next Janaary and keep
ap the work all the year. Let it be
known in every county paper sad
pay for the advertiang and not send,
around to the county pjrem, cats and
data and ask it to publish it free
just before the fair comes on
The ooanty press Is not goirg to
work for nothing and if sufficiently
paid for its work, in can make the
fair success that it ought lo be. That
is tha only way for the fair to epcr
oeed. Other states adopt that plan.
The Georgia-Carolina Fair uses ft
with great eucccm, and it pays cart,
too. ,
Let She Standard loek into ear
W# Pet if it
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meat
Be sore to rani the ertieki on
DAWUWa MSLUK WtAV.
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WANTED
Ev.ry Man, Woman and Child in
Wilterboro
to call at oor store for the greatest
creator sad health restorer
" VhKL 't£
is not s patent medicine, hat
most valuable cod liver
made fag an extractive
trstkig process from fresh cods
liven without a drop of oil to naase*
ate and and upset the stomach and
retard its work and tonic iron
“ • needful corstituent foV
the blood added.
We do not believe there is a person
who cannot be bene
fited by Vinol at this season of the
year. Vinol H delicious to the taste
gad ft is recognised aa the greats
creator for old people,
licjfb women and children.
after a severe
i tmequaled /of hacking
chronic colds, bronchith
^»J&t. ha L, tT £!2
to. ** mi
Wahau* had soanscl
y th Vinol and seen so
derful rssalts from its nae
- t m
another pagt—lfaking i Country
Ifome what it shook! be. Itll worth
yoay attentftto and We trout evely
yoaaf maa In the WJnty will think
wtll ca what It mya.
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COLLETON TOO.
Aadaraen ceaaty is making a
move in the right direetioa. The
desire Is for good, reputable men to
serve on her juries, and to secure
them s circular letter has been sent
to responsible men la the various
townships tfi Imprem on them the
importance of sending lists ot the
'best men in their townships eligible
to jury service. It is a notorious
fact that in every county there is
always on hand at the sitting* of
court a crowd of what may be call
ed profesrional jurymen, men of
little character and no standing, who
are unfit for jury duty, and yet
many of great importance,
ft We are confident that this is "one
cause of the frequent miscarriages
of justice in our state. Anderson
nas taken a step that other counties
should follow. An honest jury,
duly impressed with the gravity of
its obligation to the state, is s safe-
gurad to all law-abiding eitisens. It
is useless to hope for the suppression
of crime until we have juries that
will dq their whole duty without
fear or favor—Colurabis Record.
mWa alfiAitt A*—* ill Afim ms
w* , i **if BA pn m
BMIBW l« •'■BH a*
VIUOXSVO
Is Um
nr
I** ttrad of ttrtn* any
My *y*a ahall look
•out shall bo oobi
Whlla I stay oa Um
My aya^sro rerdt
mJnmy wmy.
Hark! Tbars’s somabody
tha door.
Oh. 1 hasr Um anffota oslUac, wad X aaa
my MalUa Gray.
Para wall to Um old Kentucky sham.
CHORUS.
Ok. my darUns Nallla Gray, op te baavan
w v them they aay
That they'll never taka you from me any
rm coming, coming, coming, aa t
clear tha way.
Pam well to the old Kentucky
angela
TMB LOST CHORD.
I RATED awa day at the orgai
I was weary a»4 1U at
Aad Bay Sager
Orar tha notoy keys.
know not .what t was plan
Or what 1 wag draaiakw th
KutJ Btruak one chord at ■
iMt tha sound of a grand
It doodad Um
Like the close of dageri
And W lay on Mqr.Mvarad
Like a tguok ad InSaMo
twtngbt.
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THE STATE FAIR.
Ws agree with The Edgefield
News in what it say* about the State
Fair. We fear the management in
the past has taken too much for
granted as to the attitude of Hie
people of the State. It is true the
State Fair is intended to be of
benefit to the State at large, but it
is sadly evident that only a small
part of the State reesives that bene
fit The exhibits intended to bo
of educational value are not there.
The races and side shows draw the
crowds.
Wo want to see every
aa exhibit there, and with that in
view, we think the plan of the New*
agoodene.
Tha WaHerbero, 8. C.,
iaca
tha State Ihir might bo an it relates |
tn that BHlion and the low eountyy
generally. Comments on that Has
whole
to
be a grand affair aad would bo
exeeptfor therimt righted jmliey
ef the Frir Aamdatioo. Thatamod-
tioa seems to think that the people
if tha state will without effort on
ita part, just rimply some forward
aad tatereat themselves la the mat-
phhi wifi not work. The association
■test get a mows on it
It must advwrtiae, not spasmodi-
sally,hi a few drily papers, but
^riamiHrsHy in advance in every
khe Mate, giving informs-
wiR Ite teteneting and
is that will be
ItoteutataS pate and sorraw
Lika toms a'araamlng strtfa; f
It acamad n harmonious echo JV)
Prom Cur discordant Ufa.
It linked all p-rplexlmg sacanlsga
laM ana parf^t peace.
Aad H tmmtriad aaray Into allenaa
Aa If It ware loath to eaaaa.
Editor Prem and Steadard
Please allow me space in your
valuable paper as wo never see
anything from down kero. All
the people art about through
gathering. There was a vary
nod crop made here this yaar.
Mr Henry Crosby has just
finished cooking his syrup. There
was s large crowd to help him
frith his juice.
Mr G W Petit has gone to
Charleston on business.
Mr L N Eton# attended his
mother’s birthday dinner, at
Islandton last Sunday... He m^t
frith his sistres and brother.
There were forty-two present to
dine with Mrs W H Stone and
she was cheered with a fine din
ner, lota of presents aad a very
nice siog;
Mr Harry Petit is ap home on
a visit from Charleston. U. 6.
Dec. 4,1907.
Notices.
A
Oxidise
fA chill earn is every bottle con
form* to Vstiosgl Pure Drug Lew.
For aele sad guaranteed by Welter-
boro Drug Co. 9 11 3 m
1 nought, but 1 Beck It vainly.
That ona laat chord dlvtn*
Which cam* from the aoul af tha aagan
And entered Into mine.
Itpoy h* that denth’a brtght aneal
Will apeak la that chord again;
It mn»,be that only In heaven
1 shall hear that grand amea.
-Adelaida Anna Praetor.
NO TIcX—All panic* holding claim* a-
gaiott Colleton county will file them
srly made out on
MY SHADOW.
HAVE a little ehadew that ceaa la aad
nut with me.
And wtuit aan ha the uaa af hfan te
— u.
Ha to vci
And I aaa Mm
Jump tafca
The funniest fhtn* abeut him te tha wi
be Ukaa ta srew-
Met M^eM^IUte^prepar ahBdren. wtetoh I*
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AND
aC th^eada nsa
at
bath tha mm
an
A Shea who has s faculty I
ties has made eel a statement, to tee
effect test it tehee twice as tang te
la elevators ss
te hmcer to set eC
and ea. aad he says sa test
the alevatsr servtap Is alqwdr
in this office
file them
or before the Aral day of Januaiy, 190
J S Moore,
' Supervisor, C C
NOTICK—All pereonsl property oa the
farm of tbe late O W Kayeor will be
■old at public outcry on raid farm for
cash Wednesday, Dec 18, 190T at 11 o'
clock
H C Reysor,
Admr.
Having filed my final return ee Ad
misietretor of tbe Estate ef Mery files
field with eobste Judge 1 will apply to
him tor Letters Diemiaaory oo the Itth
day si December. 1907.
W. B. fiTAXfXSLD
10-W to 11-14 Admimeinuer,
MOnOK—ellpereeue are ferbtddea to
allow their Stack to
leads, either la B
tawaehip. F X Thoms* 11
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tHoatflhs bowels
Does'* lagslme Is!
s box. Ate year
instantly
Far e mild,
e/ateris '
npetaes
druggist for
. Osree piles,
«r, hah, teem,
■ OUtBcot. At
say dreg atore.
A Bigulficu u» Prayer
"May the Lord belp you am
len'i Arnica Solve knows to *11.” writes
J. O. Jenkins, of Ohepel HIU, X. O. It
quickly took the psia oet of s feloe for
am sod eared it in e weaderf u'Jy abort
thee.” Best .on earth tor sorra,
bwres sad wounds. t5c. at John h
A Chesrtsss Spouse.
"Why don't you send your wife
bouquets so you 6M before yen were
marriedr "Becseee." snewerei Mr.
Meteton. "after s mss is married s
present of s bunch of flewenile mere
ly llshle ta cell for apologise for a
wests of eaah that might have boon
ta the puraheoa ef a qew
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H. W. COHEN STORE U to ghre every cuttofiKa- full and complete
satisfaction, no matter whether the? purchamt amoufits to lea cents or
ten dollars. To insure that satis&ction, we are working and studying
all the time to get die best wearing and longest lasting goods, the
market contains; and to buy them at the lowest prices possible, so that >
we can sell them to you at prices which wfll B»ve you money. More
than that, we are constantly striviaglo sttke better and better selec-
tioes in regard to styles and kinds; and to give you large and more
pleasing assortments to choose from.
Our stock this Fall is without question the best in our history.
No careful buyer can afford to ignore the unquestioned advantages it
offers.
The Shoe Department
Sizzle* With Interest
The Shoe Department is fairly sizzling with interest these diay»
We have gotten in for this Fall the largest, choicest and best selected!
stock of Men’s, Womens’ and Children’s Footwear that this store has
euer contained; and we are most anxious that every shrewd shoe buy
er in this section should come and see what splendid styles, what large
assortments and what fine values we are offering.
We have shoes of every kind) from the cheapest Work Shoe tO’
the finest Dress Shoes; and each and every case the values will de
light the buyer who is well posted on shoe prices.
MEN’S SHOES AT
$>•50
>75
2.00
2.50
3.00
3-5<>
4.00
WOMEN’S SHOES AT
$1.00
1.25
1.50
>•75
2.0#
B
2.25.
2.50
BOY’S, MISSES’, and CHILDREN’S SHOES—an excellent
stock at prices which will astonish and delight you.
Cloathing That Stand*
Wear and Tear :
Our Men’s and Boy’s Clfrthing is all of the kind that will stand
plenty of wear and tear—the kind that are a spendid investment for
people of moderate means, who must make their clothes go as long as
possible.
And in hats and Shirts and Underwear and all other Men’s and-
Boys Furnishings we have large, new and excellent stocks.
Men’s Suits at $5.00, 6.50, 7.50, 8.50, 10.00, 12.50, 15.00-
. Young Men's Suits at $3.50, 5.00, 6.50, 7.50, 8.50, 10.00.
Boys Knee Pants Suits at $1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3,00, 3.50.
Great Attractions In
Ladies And Misses Jackets 1
Id Ladies and Misses Jackets w« are this Fal riiowing the finest
lines in our history- finet ao replete with desirable styles and mag-
nificient values that we expect to greatly increase our trade on these
goods this season. Space does not permit extended of any of die
fines. But here are a few orices:
LADIES LONG CLOAKS at $3 60, 5 00, 6.50, 7.50, S.50, 10.00
LADIES RAIN COATS at $3.50, 5.00) 6.00.
MISSES JACKETS at $1.50, a^o, 3.50. 5.00.
CHILDRENS' JACKETS at fii.oo, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50.
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