The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 04, 1908, Image 4
Cfee ^tcss anb Stanbarb
TWENTY-NINTH YEAR.
W. W. SMOAK, JR.
EDITOR AND PROPRIFTOR.
—TERMS—
TBAl.
■RM HONTflA
ALWAYS II ADVAICL
PnblUhcd rr«ry Wwlnwcby. .
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 4.1908.
Here will The Pm and Standard
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“Plnkej," the gopher haa hot yet
been found, bet they are digfing for
It
It m tiflN ta thiak about who will
bo the next official bead of Walter*
tiara
The charter of YAalterboro will
would hare been better,.we thick, to
hate bad thif election early in t. e
year, aay in April, the time Mr Lkidd
had fixtd in the bill, became therij
the matur would have been et ttitd,
and would not have played any part
in the campaign this year. The tW
of the election would hare been small
and we believe a more nearly comet
verdict could have been obtained
from the people when voting alon**
on thia qoeetion, and it would hate
been fairer to the candidafeee dor all
officea. However it ia uaeUat to “cry
over spilt milk” or to think of the
“Might-have- been’r” The part of
ia ta mm tba teHi as th»j
ftha beat of them.
The ekotiou will be bald ia Auguat
Md it baboovaa thorn who favor the
death of the county diapesaariee to
“gat buej.”
Now, there wi>l be two (idea to
thia question and honest advocates of
each sidee. Everyone is entitled to
bis opinion and vote. The people
«pire ihortl, .nd .h, will h.« »»|, hould , t8n<1 one w> , or tlle cthir .
kgal (XM'X*. The leg,.Wure ^ | ^^ ^ ^ jnforII1>tjoI1
vKireid that fact. This will involve ,
of those who desire to know, hue
•“* nice l’' 1 ’""' I Tee. .„d SUBdud will «U.„d ULe
qaivocally lorv prohibition. The
Confidence
when eating, tha; your food is ot
highest wholcsoir. ness—that it has
nothing in it that can injure or
distress you — makes the repast
doubly comfortable and satisfactory*
This, supreme confidence you
have when the food is raised with
1 International 1
Tailoring Co.
TTm only hairing powder Marla
There can be no comforting confi
dence when eating alum baking pow
der food. Chemists say that more or
less of the alurn powder in unchanged
alum or Uum salts remains in the food.
columns will be open for s free diu
WHY?
An explanation is in order from
«.r delegation »> to the redone why { Mma ®f the .,*.»« “" u ‘"t' 1 6lJ “
on K t«. wot |«M.d, to acoord.ooe; Wl11 U> »*«• tbe tiMK
who can make the l^st section in the
itb the iireeeutment of the (Irand I W. tro.tthe Inewd. of j.rohioition ehi,. ..,1 eithe.- give . prbe or
Jury that prormon be mad. far an wil1 ,K °“ llle » lert
expert exaimuation of'all the offioc. allow the,r principlo.,defeated J It „
in the county for the last ten years
|a»st. This, we believe, was a general actlon ‘
demand throughout the county.
Senator (Irilliu has spoken. What
eay you, Uepresehtetives ?
O .A. ST OH
Bear* the ^ Voa Hats k*m BotlfiW
and not l’ u ^‘ 3 ^ * n ^ county pajier, or
tioth.
time now for action and cobtimud I c ''’ 2eD * of Coheton county, jjy Administrator
this is our idea crudely and roughly
expressed. If you have a better let
GOOD KOADS. ! 118 ^ ave * n ^ ie UHme com-
A subject of almost equal impor ! mou count y l ,ride and ^'i 1 ' rf8 P^ ct
i tauce with that of prohibition is that
“1 will never >ote again for any of < 1 cod Itouds. If there is anyone
candidate for a State cflice who does thing the people of Colleton county
Dot have some - w?ll*worked out Imve constntly before them, it is the
program for conserving and develop- condition of the roads. Theie is
ingour rural communities, fer om- nothing that would add more to the
otnicting good roads throughout the
State, for placing a respectable
school'house and good schoM in easy
value of property in this county than
a system of good roads. Why 50 per
Cent increase in the value of every
arouse yourselves and do somethi ig
to improve the roads of the county.
One township has organized already,
we are proud to say*—Adams linn.
Which will be the next ?
On the 14th of March, 19C8. I will
make mv final return to the Probate
Coart amt l.umedlatsly thereafter will
apply for my discharge as adniinUimtor
of iir*. H A. Stoke i.
J. B. FR1PP,
Administrator.
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r lE International is al you
need to know about a sdt It
sifoibe* Correctness, Dignity and
Vitae and ill thii goes to make
perfection in Mide-to-Measure Clothes. ^ A call a necessary to
convince you of their enormous facilities to render you the service you
are looking for. All the newest modes and die biggest Ene of
samples are awaiting your inspection. nc M! N €
The H. W
Colcn Store
teach of.every child, for placing in farm in the conn V would be small
*very one of snob schools well trained
and utnply paid teafchers, and for
if they were all connected by good
roads, and.the market {daces were
viaking our institutions of charity aecesaible over g>od roaIs. Tne same
•nd higher education equal to any. would be true of every .wagon,'buggy
I’m tired o! hearing men ilak, and of nd horse, for the reason.the servica. L. , ., Aflmini^ritinn
woting for men merely because they bility of eacfi would be increased a*‘ ' ' 1 l ' J ' ' 1
support n certuhi man tdr Pivsi-hiU. least Tdti per cent J
atid lor r ward lor party service ” | '1 he plan we have all along advo
cated would have been a [great help
to this ultimate end l>r Havscmbodi
For Sale
Doot counh your head off when vou iJAC. I). LHSE1IAXN. Auctioneer,
t vugpta Rc^t : «meed Hemrdy in IVes .
Loxanve Uougu 8/rup. It especially “*
recoinuisadttd lor chddieu as i<* p’t-.s I ...:]] -.,11 nn Kli c ai , r H nn
amto take, is a gentle laxative thus , L| , P U[JUC ai J Cn °
e\pe"in(- the phWirm trom the sv^tMii, at the Charleston Koal Instate
fo» eons'll'*,cold*.croup whoojrftig ronch, Pvrhnnrre* .xn VV r ».flnocrlci»r
hoar, nets aod nil Bronchtoi trouble, f jecnange,- on VVeUncsday.
Go ra.ae^t. .-old by waturuoio Uiugi March 25th, Igor?, at eleven 1
o’clock, tire foliovvintj proper
ty, of the Stimiard I ruck Pack-
a ( onipany:
1. All lut lot, jdeceor par-1
i f i of land. It the’ site of
“The Store That Alts ays Makes Good.”
CITATiON
M IIV NOT ( OU.KTON?
A>r Jos ph ll. Bh? of York county
ed it in the law he passed for York
fcod ah act passed by the legislature. ’ ,
county, and it would have been east
relative to the roads in York county, ’ . ' , . f
lor our legislators to have had such 1
which is veiv goodJtiid would vhave o ‘ .
• ,, t a law enacted for (olleton. 01
l*«u a good oi>e for Colletoi, t<«f» . . .
^ i course tie re would h»,e been k:okers. J
The funds to be expended are raised . ,
1 I here are kickers now, and alwnyy I
l»y 0 a two mill tax, and a three < ol at
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'liat t\ v be »m\ sppeHr before
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to held at
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lo.irtct n ■ 1 } 1 a'rcs of 1 tid, !
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i.iit. An<^..iu 'A’oil. Rail.
5 Tenant Mouses, !
id ^idin^,
, Doninintatton Ux payable by all males
bet we. n the of IK and 50.
The law piovidex that a cspalde
wil! be, but give these same kicktrs
i * miles of good permftaent road bod
«.uch year in e.kch township and they
would soon begin to bcH*st the plan.
. ctyilecgiuet r shall bo employed to . ‘ e . L
* ' 7 * * 41 . 1 J In the h-ht of the experience oi tho
nv <41 roads aud iumish sivcilica-* . r , ■ i ..
1 post >ear the tribe of kickers will
lions fbi bvidges. 1 that he shall kive !
» * w ■ * rnnltiplv, and thev should.
alt bn time to the work- and •hall ‘ ’ . lSf . v .,
xNow, our motto is: “Mane the
< • aJt'jUiTc boml Ihft wnr op^.nit.e. * r*
’ Ibl jwtfonuwwe ot his dotie*. It
«4dj provide llut ibe
i u :n i< u, lo nIk> v c*u*-e. ii ay'ihey ha\e
h 'r. • .-j' >»i»i Admtni'. irtUu.i slatnhi
u<"-t Hf euuUed
(JIVK.N uuder my fikn'I. Il i* 24:h day
>i Kebtuary, Anno Domini »lP0d
l* t'!ieh« <l on Hie 26 h Fe't « d 4!h of
itireh, 1U)8. lu Th** Fie*-' nnd .Staudaid
.1 NO. h EIUHD8.
ProlWiC .lodge.
yonr oj^xirtunities
’ i road h w exists »s it in. Toe law w ill
C ‘‘^ U hardly do much per re for the road;!
Mall *«!y Ite employed in bwvWHtig
Siaie of South Urolioa,
COUNTY OF COLLETON.
0ourt of Common Pleas.
Oeoy Pum mens for Relief. < Complaint
Served )
mwv* , ^ . . , this year./In‘the nature of things it
mi lUt ii ' b > indn „, u4UmHBMwiads ^ I . i
* Wrtity commtwoner* or the cmintv i . . — - - . .
J - asm of any one, or of any set ol men.
.Lallaoropt my work y is
oontraet that is not done ^* r VTTt*r*r ^v
flftridUy according to epeoili^aticuis
forni-"n-i by the engineers that thoael V
iadivtuoak eboil be deemed guilty of
* misdemeanor, »nd upon conviction,
Mall bo punialied in She discretion
«f &c Court. The road funds are
etmd in building permanent
•ad,aU work it Co be let by
V the law ah» provides
enttrf am raised in each
shall be expenJad in the
Baruard L. Cox, Plat t:}?,
agiiait
Philip Mpidttlj^Qcfi'ud u
eodsal aforesaid
id
much to be done for the com pari „ , .
iy 1 \Oli are hereby ramtnonr-d and t#
tire pittance to go far towards doing to »u*w*r the comnU jut io this
lb«H what is to be doae r Oar j served upon yoa, and to servo a copy of
P loc« U to organiie .Jownahip Good SW•* ,h ' 00
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Road’s Associations, and endeavor to
create an interest and pride in the
good roads of the township. Let
each township organise, call oat the
hands as formerly and spend a few
days on the roads ia oonsoiehtions
work. A good idea would be to or-
the eutwcrlbere at their office At Walter
hoto. 8.0., Within twenty (iaya af»4r
thenerv oe hereof; exclnsive m the day
of such servioo; and if you fail to aa
•wer the oonplalat within the time
tfoteeaid, the piaiaUff id thit action will
apply to the Court for the relte' dt*
maaded In the complaint.
Data MayjKh, A. D. 1907.
HOWELL A GRUBER,
Plaintiff’s Atteraaya
; and other machinery
on being.
Also alt Xotes, Hook Ac
counts, and O o o iher qhoscs of
action, and evidences of in*
debtednesa owned by said
Company. Terms. Cash.
1'or inspection of aceounts
and further information apply
to Bcrkr, Riveks & Erckmanx
32 Broad St., Charleston. S C.
x HOW’S THIS ;
We offer Ooe Hundred DaiKarr Ra
went tor any c** of Catarrh that can
not b“ caivd tv H kli’* tiatavrh Cure
h\ i CRFUKY A CO.. Toledo, 0
>’e # ttie nndersigned Tiave known K.
tlCben^y for the Ya«t 13 year*, a"d h**
1 eve him perfectly honorable in all bo**
iuesv tranmctionK and finaeotatly nhU*
r i r .rrv oat any ohilfotioos aude by Uis
tiitu.
W.vLmno, Kink** A Mahyin,
Whole-aie DrwcKiite. Tu*do, O.
UnU’* Catarrh Cujre in taken intenul-
ly, dctlDgdirectly noon the blood and
mneous tiarface* of jhe system Testi
monial* fr** Price 75 cent* per bottU.
Sold by, all DniggisU.
Take Hall’s Family Pill', for constipa
tion. V..
Pension Board Meets
The Oounty Pension board met
here Friday at Col. Henderson’s office
and went over the list of pensioners
for this county sending the bbnraoted
M *1 -y T
T T.r>% :
One trial will convince
you that ■■■
Sloa-Ws
Litvinveivt
will relieve soreness end
stiffness quicker and easier
than cny other preparation
sold for thof purpose •
It penetrates to the bone,
quickens the blood, drives
away fatigue and gives strength^
and elasticity to the muscles*
Thousands use Sloan’s Liniment
for rheumatism, neuralgia, toothache
sprains, contracted muscles, stiff i
joints, cuts, bruises, burns, i
or colic and insect stings
PRICE 254,504. e*l.00
DrTari S Sloan. Boston.Moss.U.SAX/
AWFUL CREATURE WAS
NINETY FEET LONC
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Recent 43rewsome Experience of a Chicago
f •nJf ■ 2° - •* V • ■ ’ .
* Man Is Sample of a Series of
Such Cases
Daring L. T* Coopar a recent visit to
'■ ChiraRO, where hi* new preparation
and theory ci^eated the usual sensation,
many hundreds ot people brought
enormous internal parasites to the
young man, which-had left the system
after taking his medicine.
Among these people was Mr. Emil
Winkler, who brought to Cooper a
tapeworm that proved to be over
ninety feet In length. Mr. Winkler.
who resMs at gf Bart Ohio Street,
Chicago, had thin to mj of his expe-
fthp yufea I have been
I have had
food that I
feo I would
/ -ician In St
mended to me, and I was under Me
treatment some time; but an MMt I
obtained no relief.
"So many people asked me to try
Cooper’s preparation that I deaMod
to do sol and after- «»*i»g it fer a few
sa£V2S ^s’asssiy
«4 I vaat to ^ rirttSL mSH
thank Mr. Cooper a hundred