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M . : 'i! kV l \ '1 M I ‘ C I [ r 11 :8km anb Stanbarb TWnmr-MNTH YEAR. w. w. SMOAK, JR. AND ntontiETOR. ILVin n AHAKL h»?e » few. We here recent!j »ent oat fUiementt to ill of these and have bad a ready reeponee to a great number. 1 here are still, however, a few in arrears for more than one j ear and unle« remittances are received by April 1 their names will have to o be dropped from our lilt. < We do not care to do this and would much perfer arranging with these subscri bers so that they may continue tc get the paper daring this year. WEDNESDAY, MAR. 11,1908. Hare will The Press and Standard the people’s rights maintain, *nd unbribed ivwa. Good morrig, have you an- nounced your candidacy yet? * t Tbe woods is full of ’em.” is true just now of our candidates. Advice to farmers: Have an extra hoe around and when the candidate comes, §e* bow he can use it. A silence that is felt—that of the members of the House of H. O , Kepreaeotatives as to the expert examination of the offices of the county. Perhaps the grand jury cau get an order from court au- ithorixing them to employ an expert to oxamin* the books of the county. » “Hunt ’em” end ,4 Hold- J ’em l our Legialative blovu-hounds, will find plenty,to do iu Colleton if the chain gang is tu bo kept up. ' ♦ Colleton has some vsry pood convicts on the chain gau^—oi they would all escape. We re commend a pardon lor thoae who remain. It is not yet late But 1 am a candidate Watch meearly, watch me late t$ee all 1 do while a candidate ! Label: l\e:ry (to be continu led.) - TO CORRESPONDENTS. The Press and Standard has reason to be pmaed of its corps of com#- p01ld*nt|{ in every •section of the Manly. We see very nearly every news paper in the State and we can safely lay there is not one that car ries as great amount of oorrespon- denoe a* is published in the columns of the Press and Standard every week. There are, however, a few communities in the county where we have no comspondente; we should be glad to arrange in these com munities with some persor s to set as our correspondents. This is an age of advertising and it is necessary for any community to set forthlits advantages, and noth ing does tbis so well as to have good live oorrespondence^ith the ooqnty paper* Any article of news of value that will be of interest to readers will be printed free of all charges, snd we make special terms with onr regular correspondents. Let ns hear from you. >*.V OVAL Baking Powder 71m nljr Bakhc ftwler mk witfe Nyu trap* cnaa it Tartar —ataie fna gripes—^ Insures healthful and delicious food for every home—every day' Sifcpnris jm tmi agifatt alia ui ptapkate tl Use Dont cough voor head off when vou can get a gcarauteed Remedy in Bee* Laxative Oough 8wrap. It especially recommended for children aa its pleas ant to take, is a gentle huative thus expelling the phlegm from the system, for coaghs.colds, crosp whooplng-oengh, hoarse-nsss and all Bronchial trouble. Guaranteed. Bold by Welterboro Drag Co IB Hind Toi Hirt Nmn BongHt Notice by Administrator On the 14th of March. 1908, I will make my final retora to the Probate Cocrt and Immediately thereafter will apply for my discharge as administrator of Mrs. H. A. Stokes. A PHILOSOPHER. Frances Willard once wrote to a friend who had just lost a danghtef: “Dear Sister Anna, bow mueh rich er are you than L Here I a sit,lone withont a child to die. while you are mother to an angel." An Atlanta woman has just marri ed a Danish nobleman, who descend ed from dwtinguished ancestry. W e respect moce the boy who rises from an humble log cabin than we do the man who descends from the moat ex alted position on earth. We ve y little respect for and Banner. THE COMMUTATION TAX. We are informed by theeouuty treasurer that ou4y 1248. has been paid in so far on the com mutation tax. Last year $8850 was collected. It seems the people are determined not to pay this tax. We believe thoee refus ing tojpay aie making a mistake as the condition outlie toads in UrtTcounty’ is such that unless some help is obtained great lovs will result. Law is law and as long as a Jaw is on the statute books it should be obeyed. If unwise the better obeyed the •ooner it will be repealed. Now, if no more than theses few pay the tax this year, and there ia no way to foree them to do ao, then tbj,s two hundred 4 forty-eight dollars should he re funded to those who paid it. Lsws should be enforced on all alike. It ia all the more necessary now to organize good roads As sociations, since there seems to be uo relief in tight. J. E. PRIPP, Administrator. early part of April. These young men are representatives of every county in the State, and of several states. It behooves the people of Walterboro and Colleton county to' see to it that their stay while in our midst is pleasant The history of the Citadel shows that her graduates always take more or In. proimneot place. :u wb.te»er j win ^ a( pub]ic auction community they make iheir homes. ^j ie Charleston Real Estate For Sale JBY JAC. D. LESEMAXX. Auctioneer. have snobs.'—Press CHAIN GANG DIVIDED. A branch of the county chain gang has bean eatebUshed by the Board of county Oomasisrionen, with head quarters at Maggetta. This chain gngio to be kept up by the maghrfratis of Adams Run cud Osllsisu townships. Atpresent it iBcauqpKd of six oooviots P. T. Tswlsu —of Magis Tate Towles, is ig and receives a Ira the oQunt the Good Roads Work ia dmw by this of the Good TOSmORlBER& to a recent ruling of Deportment, all sob wwpapnt wao within otw year of no lobs tntconUi.U' THE SCHOOL PETITION. Sometime ago a petittiou was circulated in town for the purpose of calling an election to bond the town tor a graded school ouilding. The petition a carries a number of signatures, but lacks about fifteen of having tha iBsosrarj two-thirds of tbs free holders of the town. It would osom on easy matter to secure these fifteen rignatuiee so lhal work could begin shortly oc the new sohcol building, if the bonding pro- Mon were net defeated ia the else- m. At any rate, the arntter should not bo aUcwod to die such an easy ‘nth. " . Then is no doubt of tha toot that the graded school building ia Wal terboro ia not doing the work it aould do if the proper building won oonttructed and it pnporly equipped. It would flora tbs duty of the Trus tees to take this matter up and cany it to a onoesastol termination at Certain it is that when they leave th«j Institutiou they are equipped for cit izenship and to take the leadiug pa.1 in the life of any community. One can hanl'y tell the influenoe a visit to Colleton county and Wslter- boro will have on these young men. It is possible that they cen be so im pressed with our town and county as that some of them may desire to take up a permanent * residence here. There is no doubt of the toot that Colleton count? needs as many good citisens as she can secure. It is. therefore, of the utmost importance that everything be done to give these cadets, while in onr midst, a favor able impression of the county and town. We, therefore, hope that the town authorities, aided b? ail pub lic minded citisens ot Walterboro and vicinity, will endeavor to show these cadets every attention possible dur ing their brief stay. Exchange, on Wednesday. March 25th, 1908, at eleven o’clock, the following proper ty, of the Standard Truck Pack age Company: 1. All that lot, piece or par cel of land, being the site of the plant of the said Company, at Standard, Young’s Island, S. C.. measuring and contain ing fourteen (14) acres of land, more or less, together with the Wharf, Artesian Well, Rail, road Siding, 5 Tenant Houses, two (2) one hundred and twen ty-five (125) horse-power en-* gines and other machinery thereon being. ?. Also all Notes, Book Ac counts, and other choses of action, and evidences of in debtedness owned by said Company. Terms, Cash. For inspection of accounts and further information apply to Burke, Rivers & Erckmann 32 Broad St, Charleston, S.C. M* ■ ... ji>4. CITADEL CADEF8 COMING. The eodota of tbs Ottadol will b» to ourtowu atmul days duiag the StlpJofiiM 82* by Slate oi Soith lartliu, COMITY or OOIUTON. •f’- ■ - 4- W ’■ ‘ » Court of Common Ploos. i (Comptelat PMBp MmaUrto, Dtf«B<Uat. To Wo DofMdoat fcfnrwzld: tetolo of wUab r oopy to kattWllh mpftft fOB, ftftd to MTVW ftoopff of Mm to too mM oompkSt oil . tooritomMltolr offloofti Wftlter- booUtAO, wtlbte Iwoftty days ftfUr thtravooWroof; utoolv oittoday of saoh wrttet; aai if you tell to u tho 1—olitel wiihla tb§ thu aM, too plfttfttUrift Ikio ftctkm will SSSto!?* HOW’S THIS ? Wo Off Mr Odo Hoadrei Dollars Ro-‘ word for any com of Catarrh that oan- aot to mod ty HOTa Catarrh Oaro. J CHPNNT*CO.. Tolodo, O Wa, «ba oadanteaad hava kaowa P. for tbalMt IB ter.tba rallof da- Date 1907. iAGRHBER, Tbo - .. ■. wo. leially abU mafia ay hit ” International 1 Tailoring Gx ( Jr *> 1 A ' I T IC name International ia all you need to know about a auk. It signifies Correctness, Dignity and Yoke and ell that goes to make perfection in H*ie-to-Measure Clothes, f| A call is necessary to convince you of their enormous facilities to render you the service you are looking for. All the newest modes and the biggest line of are awaking your inspection, ^ ^ The H. W. Cohen Store “The Store That Always Makes Good.”' Z- - THE 18 THE PLACE TO Buy Cheap. Q. IV. QLOVER. Proprietor. EMM STOMACH HAS ^ » BECOME DEGENERATE Animals Are Healthier Because of Strong * Digestive Apparatus. An Interesting Interview was re- Stotty obtained with L. T. Oooper, tha theory and madt- _ a sensation to flier w thi Sold by aU luka Hal Druggists. Carau tab itM PriosTB p * rbowU ' bSSnV T ^A^ , dsb5i^ <rT Tw tha mw modietat! Tor oxer _ yean I suffered with catarrh of thn otomoeh, and tor tha past year I wan team with rho—Horn I attributed this to my stouoaeh troubla, as my elr- culattou was vary poor. What food E and would havu to bateh to rultevo this. My heart atea nr. Wm. H. Aadarecn, x D., Bpctafs, Ida., says thas Baas Coagfi Syrup has wdtevad 00s odds where aU other rudlii mm. 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