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/ C—. 1 MAKE IT YOURSEF. HmPT Affthi U«iac TkU WrlJ Mr Editor I iriH f*** • few items if you will allow me space. Miss May Belle Lea of Charleston Than it so muoh Ubeumatism I Spent last week with friends in this hen in nor neighborhood now that section. the following adrioe by an eminent | Messers R. W. and T. P. Dandridffe mntioritT, who writes for readersof of LynchburffVa,aro spending Xmas • large Eastern daily paper, will be highly appreciated hy those who suf- ler: Get from^any good pharmacv one- half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, holidays with relatives near Cot- tagerille Mrs T. J. Wright and little Daughter Ethel of Givhaas visited relatives in this section last week. Mr H. N. Stokes is visiting the A HAPPY honue one ounce Con.poon.1 K.rgon, three oity bjf the em thi. week ounce, of Co-pound Strop Sumpa- M ‘“ Uur * May rilla. Shake these well ^ir a bontle and take in teaspooufol doses after each meal and at bedtime* also drink plenty of gosd water. It is claimed that there are few vietima of this dread and torturous scho J on Monday after spending her Xmas holidays at Reevesville. A Christmas tree was held at Bethay on Monday night The exer cises was opened by prayer by Rev. J. M. Craven afjer which he made an able address on the occasion. disease who krill fail to find ready re- Several recitations by the school lief in this simple home-made mix- children. After which several hun tarr, and in most oases a permanent cure is the result This simple recipe is said to siren gthen and cleanse the elimnative tissues of the Kidneys so that they can filter and strain from the blood and system the poisons, acids and wests matter, which cause not only Rheumatism, bp) numerous other disimss Every man or woman here who foe>« tbst thfir kidneys are not 'Wealthy end actiye, or who loflkr 'from any urinary trouble whatever ifeopld not twitste to make op this mixture, aa it is certain to do much good and .may save yo« from much misery and suffering after while. Oar home drnggiets say they will either supply the ingredients or mix the prescription ready to take if our readers ask them. dred present*, was distribited out among the congregation. Well Mr Editor the weding bells have rung. Mr Lagan Glover of Walterboro and Mis Lizzie Ricken- backer of Round was happily united in the holy bonds of matrimony on yesterday. We. wish them a happy journey on the matrimonal sea. Rev J. M. Craven officiating. Will call again soon. With beet wishes to the Pram end Standard. S. W. B. Round S. C. Jan 2 1900. m Easily Anawared. F Mamma—Dear me! 1 wonder wbera baby got mirh a temper. Papa— Never mind! W* havea t time to flght out that question Just, now.—Stray Btorlea TAX NOTICE. The books of the Cotiuty Treasurer will be opened ter the purpose of eolleo- flng taiee from the IMh day of October 1907, to Dreamber 81, 1907. The levy D ns follows: » / ^ Htate 0 • Ordinary ronnty (^onstltntloiial Kehool Hoads v 4'J mills 12i mills Total Special School Tax: WaUerboro"School Dlstrldt 4 mills Ix>dge “ “ 4 Williams “ “ a Rom Gaily “ “ 3 Cottageville 3 Bethel “ “ 3 Poll tax $1. on all males between the ages of 9l and (10, except those exempt ed by tow. Doat 50 cents each. Also a Oommatatlon Road Tax of fa. made oompalsorv os all males between the ages of 11 and 50. The tax books will bo open at the plaoee sained below for the purpese of receiving taxes: Wed Dae. 11 Rioe Patch Thar P 12 Petite Frt ** IS Raiders P M Yarn store Tees •* 17 WUfiams Wad '* 18 OoltotonSC Thais “ 19 Mm A R Hmlths flri - 10 Lodge Moa •• S3 Cottagevilto Taos 24 Osatmvtlle All other days at walterboro. R. B. Jooes, 10-f-Sm HOG' CHOLERA. The greatest drawback to to tbs bog industry which breeders in this country hsve to contend with is what ii known as “hog cholera" and “swine plague.’’ Hog cholerd is a highly contagious disease and unless checked is liable to carry off a great number of bogs iu a very short time. Mr. A. P. A illiams, of Burnetts Crwk, Ind, tells of an experience winch he had w ith some hogs that had the cholera. “Five years ago,” says Mr Williams, ‘*1 was in the im- ploy of Mr.I D Richardson, Lafay ette, Ind flue hogs cholera. mentaud did not lose a hog. Some wero so had th» y would not drink sweet milk and f was compelled to drench them. 1 have tned it at every opportunity since and always find it O K.” Write fofDr Sloan’s free book on the treatment of Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Poultry. Address: Dr Earl 8 Sloan, (515 Albany Street, Boston, Mass. Is ooo wbars health With impure blood then caanot be good health. With a disordered LIVER there Tilt’s Pills revivify the torpid LIVER aad rotors Its natural action. A healthy Mood. LIVER moaaa purs Taka so Substitute All Druggists. Both Worlds. The grand dlfleulty Is to feel the reality of both worlds, so as to give each Its due place In our thoughts and feelings, to keep our mind's eye sad our-heart 4 ! eye ftxed on the land of promise, without looking away from the road w# are to travel toward It.— Augustus Hare. Cora of Lung Trouble. "It Is new ale van yearn since I had a narrow escape from consumption, writes O O Floyd a Mediae business man of Kershaw, L O- "I bed ran down in weight to 185 pounds, aad roughing was constant both hy day and by night. Finally begin taking Dr King’s New Discover , and continued this for about six months when my cough and lung troabto worn natirnly gone aad I was restored to my normal weight 170 pounds.” Thousands of parsons are healed ovary your. Guaranteed at John M Klein, drag store 50c and $100. Trial bottle free. ~ - - leelety"Women Browing Taller. Society women both In the United States aad tbs United Kingdom ufe doubtedly nre becoming InHer with every peering generation. There are in the present deeade many who are of good height, and it is noticeable that the debutantes of each succeeding year appear to have gained a little in their average of stature. mmmm Miaa Blanche Allman of Cbarlda- ton is visiting her sitter Mrs U. B. BeacB. , Itodet James Rodgers of Porter Military Academy returned to school Saturday after spending the holidays with his mother. . Mr Ltider Altman of Georgia ia at prtsent visiting his mother and os ier of this place. Mrs M. J. Hcthington and dan^h- Ut Clara of Charleston were ihe guests of Mrs C. K. Rowell this past week. II. N. Robertson, visited Walter boro Friday and Saturday last. Mr Lee Rodges spent New Years in Cbarlestrn. Misses Hilma and Liz Behling were the guests of the Misses Rodges on Thursday last Miss Gertrude Rodges is visiting friends and relatives in Ehrhardta this week. Mr Peter Altman visited his sister Mrs J. M, Anderson during the holi days. Mr and Mrs Pierce, Mrs Reeves and children of Cottageville are the guests of Mr and Mrs H. B. Acker man, Petete Fille Lame Shoulder cored. Lame nhouldev i* naually caused by rbeumatiam of (be muadea and quickly yields to a few applications of Chamber Iain’s Pain Halm. Mrs E H McElvrec, Bolstown, New Urumwlo 1 *, writes: Develops Sene* of Humor. "But be’i a regular professional funay man." "1 kaow be la" “But you referred to him as an uaoenseieua humorist.’ “ “So he wae on the occa sion to which I refer. He bad tried to be funny with a tough goat from the Fourth ward.” — Philadelphia Question"! When is a pain not a palu? Ana: When It iadue to a condition that can be reached bv an txurnal applica tion and so me bod j baa beei. thoughtful enough to pa rebate beforehand a half C at bottle of Eliott’s Emulsified Oil iniment for 25c. and tubbed the affected parts freely. Guaranteed by Jno. M. Klein - •• Mechanically. Judge—And what did the prisoner say when you told him that you would hare him arrested? Complainant—He answered mechanically, yer honor. Judge—Expluio. Conr) lainant—He bit id wkk a hammer.— agazine. 5? Spread Happiness. Happiness is a beautiful plant The more yeu pluck from it- and give to others the stronger and more Ob and ant it grows. Lent Time In Lnn How mankind defuse Drum Bn Buy thu hunt It ena do, and the beautiful things It one enjoy, without that every day may ha the and that tout U rl—Max MnUnr. Don’t Take the Risk. 1 When you have n bad oongh^or sulci do not let it drag ala eg until if becomes chronic bronchitis or develops into an attack of pneumonia, hot give it the attention It deserves and get rid of la. Take Chamberlain'a Cough Remedy nod yon are ears of prompt relief- From a small beariamiag the aaie and tun of ikia preporation has extended to nil parte of the United Matas aad to many forego conn tries, lu many remarkable cures of ooaghe aad colds aam won tor it this wide reputetkm aad extensive nee. Sold by John Birds, bushes, are aat thug Invariably to tho wind. It wifi ho uaunoamary for you to go through alalutoL nipnariTi opnmttoa forpSmtfyoaoraMaaZaa. Put «la to Tne Cult of tha Child. Chlblron of modern life havu an In finitely better time than had thoir juvenile ancestors, who were nevor supI>osed to sit down in tho presence of their elder*, or to speak until they were spoken to. Perhaps the latter- day trend errs too much on the other side, and the “cult of the child' has become wearisome.—Woman’s Life. 50 chocolate ccated tablets in a con venient box Price only 25 cents. Easv to take, pleasant In effects. 8afe and sure. We guarantee them. Plan New Trade Route. It Is understood In Lhasa, the Thibetan capital, says the Indian Trade Journal, that the Ambaa Intends te open a new trade route toward Chian by way of the Po-yul. This will save 15 days to Journeys to Sauga- Chojong and by rol othaag to Cyando. Don’t let the baby mfier from ecxema, aorea or any itching of tha •kin. Doan’a Ointment givei instant relief; cures quickly. Perfectly safe for children. AM druggists sell it Ward Derivative#. “Fetral” aad “patsa (ram “patra,” a rock. “PatroT directly an eng reek oil, but the waves. world. Try Oil >toh half xxa prnacoBg wall.—-Trench. wall who Uvea i *J't.'''VHein wtth g A mktm at the bNV'MttKaMVr M wwwm. tom vanmme jvwjpray m Mk Tflih Wtwll aamlag the OWI fCs MkflA 4 pofttae of e silk 4 hrhtoto^tha BMiaatov ^Sbrtai to tZemtoce ef tha ,um ;u.' HORSES and MULES ’ We hive always on hind Borne choice horses and mules which we shall take pleasure t in showing you. New stock will be added from time to time. Call and look them over Wmherboro's Old • Reliable ‘Sale Rubles. HO.!, urn -MANUFACTURE! Doors Sulrmt BALUSTERS AND GOULIftNS CHARLESION, Snlmi. Terrapiu. a-.d other tliiug-', And in n very liulo wi.^e A doctor’*phone belt ring*. The terrapin i* ou h - jeet. The lobetera fvund i ia claw, And jndirinir from fehe Inner man ‘Ibeit’* ia the “Unv-rUteu Law.” The ca*« i* quickly diagnosed As Inside InformHtion, oh how a lobstor and terrapin Can raine to ranch twrrvlon, The trouble found, it was the thing To famish quick relief, Ard the was Hvdale's Stomach Tablets Waa Simply beyond belief. Damage Done hy Lightning. Lightning is moat destructive to level, open country. Cities, with their numerous projections and wires, are comparatively exempt Howto beat tn^undertaker: Cough nnd Coughing end In Coffin. Cure the Coogh, stop the Ceoghing. nnd let tbe undertaker keep hie Coffin. Rydale’a Cough Elixir ia the beet and eereet wey of accomplishing this reenlt. Rest, be cause it contain* tbe beet re mediae known to aid nature to cure e cough. Barest, because it poeitivelv dote not contain opiates or harmful druga of any kind. Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drug Law. Jno. M Klein tto 1TB4. OlBaut Vktm im 4naariB D. A. WALKER • OO. StCRBllMl a v a 11»t nnr.n nunitiwnn 1 * * AA A* • eaa«aa^ • ; B£ MMtina SUwbI,: CHARLESTON, 5 C flSAUBLB AMO : QRANITK WORKS. '•Ild » Send Fop PHce*,- Mr John Y. Bench repreeonts ne at . A WALKER. J B. SCOTT _ . __ . ff Yes, He Laughed because he was pleased. Come in and we will make you laugh for the same reason. We have not done much advertising up to how, 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 our space* OUR STOCK ts COMPLETE and we enumerate herewith a few items. Come and see them. Broadcloaths Mohairs Henrietta Silks Worsteds Ladies long black k 60c to 1.50 per yard 50c to 1.25 per yard 25c to 1.00 per yard 1.50 per yard loe per yard and up per pair Hose, linens, handkerchief, etc., etc. WINTER CLOTHES Mens flece lined suits, cotton, $1.00 per suit Ladies fiece lined suits, cotton, 1.00 per suit Childrens flece lined suits, cotton, 50c to 1.00. 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 300 The celebrated Crossett shoe for men 4.00 per pr. The celebrated Crosset shoe Bench made 5.00 pr The Abbott shoe lor men 3.50 • Boys Crossetis 3.00. Ladies shoe, direct from factory 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 and we are always 1 glad to be culled up. Ask us anything you wish to know, Our aim is to please by good service. U-.y ■ , , - - See our special sales in Dry Goods this week. ' BARGAINS '> ■ Satisfaction or your money back without a word—we' 1 mean it New Goods ^ *• Solid Gold Jewelry Watches and Clocks J. A. ViSTEBBEHG, jeweler. walterboro; b. c. Fine repair work a Specialty. (Next to 0. D. May’s Sal, table). We Are Here To Serve You * •■>»* The purchaser who visits TAYLORS* is impress ed by many things. First, by the large well selected and weO displayed array or merchandise WE carry. . And then by jhe very courteous treatment ear- tended to each and every patron entering our dobrs. And again then by tbe economical facilities of haadliRg our merchandise, winch tend to reduce’ prices. Aad most of all by the spirit of progress and up to-dateness which prevail at TAYLOR'S. * r\ o e. , The customers soon learn that we are here to, serve them—and their first visit is never their If you need anything in our line—don't lose of of the fact that we are here to serve you, that we are still enjoying the distinction of t considered—Walterboro’s Popular Store. Taylors. L, 2