The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 25, 1908, Image 4
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fll. Sim. ani Sbntart "* .
W. w. SMOAK. JR.
CDrrOR AND PROPMETOR.
publuh the uame of a joaof mao
who vru aeea wi'h his sweetheart's
raaJL.
IIVAISII ADTAICf.
head ou his shoulder if he didn’t
' come across with a dollar in subset ip
tioo. Thirty seren joang men
t slipped io and j-aid for the paper and
$1.00 letters were received from three
_ I0e otbeii sajiiifMbat thee woutd sab
25c scribe tost as soon as they “sold a
little cotton.**
WEDNESDAY. 1IA& 25, 1906.
Here will The Press and SbmM
the people’s rights maintain.
Unawed by influence and unbiibed
by gain.
Same aa last weak, “Plnkey**.
“Hejwho szpectorates on ths floor
;l *• *
cannot expect to rate as a gentle-
Jad|ej
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U0#flYOi CTcuIV 1W
the stenfl. h» tfcofc in ydWteMte. t$
expectoradog on the floor of ihe
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ocart honor.
Woqdrr >f “blind tagers** can
shovel dirt?—Ths Press- and Stand-
nrd. ; •
Yes, they can.—The Stats.
There will be sincere regrets felt
bp his 1 many friends at the determi-
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nation.of Hon. John C. Goodwin ^
to stand for n-election.
We desire most heartily to second
the call of J. B. Dodd for a prohibi
tion meeting here the Grit Monday in
April, tv « trust it will be well at
tended and that a systematic and ac
live campaign will be inaugurated.
It would be tcouomy for Jthi
W A Bowles has returned from
Walter boro, where be worked several
Weeks for one the papers st that
place. He said the weather got too
hot for him and he will not rttarn
until fall.—Chester Lantern.
Mr Bowles, however, stayed ‘long
epoogh to dtsprov* a eoasaMW op*
country fallacy abont the health tt
the low country. Strange to aay, ac
cording to this fallacy, Mr Bowks
neter contracted materia, and dor*
teg his stey of flew weeks mode many
friends and sixteen.pounds.
8. E, Boney. who has been trav-
ling repres fntalive of tb« News and
Courier, will soon beooaie editor and
bnainess manager of *• (jafpoa Ad
vertissr. Mr Bone? will makes live,
good paper and will be found on the
right si le of questions under discus
sion.—Chester Lantern.
We welcome Mr Booey ro the
editorial fraternity and endorse whst
the Lante:n says. Mr Boney is a ell
known in this section and his fre
quent visits will be missed by one
a n d all. During his brief visits Mr
Where the finest biscuit,
cake, hoUbreads, emits
or puddings are required
^oyal is indispensable.
Not
Powder
*ru9
fine food
W'
or (or special times or sennee.
RcyaHgequally yahiablein die
preparation of plain, subftandal,
every-day foods, for all occa
sions. It makes the food more
taity,nutritious and wholesome:
Vote Out dm Pisptwsary.
Editor Press and Standard'—Allow
me space to second Mr Dodd’s move
to call a meeting at Waiterboro for
the purpose of making an organised
u , , , , fight for prohibition. To Vote out
whiskey, is not the best way to get
wish him well is bis new field. 0 f j tg but is the best way
, that we as a part of the citizens of
I he hr,qmrer is not inclined to ; f u; a
. . . . , i this county can eradicate its legal
consider the probable price of cotton gH j 0 -
next fall. There are thost- who talk i>* * c «... ,
But how much better, it would be
aliout 7 and »cents, and who give I ^ 4 ...
* - , , . *, 'tohve it out and teach it out. ^e
county to my for stolen logs, coat*; plausible teasous. 1 hey may be! . . . . ,
1 ’ . i .i , / ' must educate our people, and lift
etc, as it costs hfly dollars an houi | tight aud they may be wreng. At 1 1
best they are guessing, lint no mat
ter what the pru-e »*f e> ’ton next la! 1 .
The advertisements of The Press
and Standard are good news. Dp
yon read them?
OUte.fllVOXl.ZJk.
Baqn th« Ini Ym Hsw Atwan Bwgtt
to trv them. Seldom can a .
J >
Qase, even, be coi c'uded in l»rs thai
four hours. f i he conclusion u
evident.
■. An unwise or an lil-lumd law,
does mcalcnliblc harm to all law;i
them to higher jdanes, that they
may s<-e the evils, of stiong drink
Notice by Administrator
On the Mth of March. 19CS. I will
make my tinal return to the Probate
Conn ant Iv dint lately thefeaf'er will
;.pp!v for mv dinchUfire as aduitnistfator
I Mra H A ." toae».
J. E FRIPP.
Adoiiut-trator.
we II Sisl ttiat eler'IxMlv Will do Wc.l !
For Sale
and turn from if I verily bdie\e
. . . . that any man who properly apureci-!
to make provi«ion Tor plentv of corn. , , 1 >
.. , . . , a'es true-manh^xl andhithcitiz n-
C orn m the crib is belter than dot- , ,, 6 I
i ,l»i i ii- .i i i ^bin wil' vote against the sale of
itiid in t* r* u«ii*k. It there air dot . . . , 1 »• |» i| i l c r \f \ \ v* a ^
vwhidkey by otir county or Stale, yet LhS^ wAW Auti-fonecr.
Drs in the bank and no corn in the , 3 ’ *
crib, the dolUr, to come ou| uf tlw ,hw -'‘o will K.l it,»oU'
15V
more men who will drink P. Tier
for one will not resect an unwist bank tq go-after corn. If there are.
a ;,l uo -li.ll.irt »n.l no com, tbec-.rn nmj*"' proliibino.-.
law nor obey an ill-timed oih,
the step l»et ween disrwjiect ot law
and disobedience U lay is ashortone.
Tbervlore, legislators should be care
ful m passing new laws
I will sell at public ruction
at the Charleston Real Estate
Coftie and see the finest display of Men’s Oxfords
that has ever been seen in Colleton County. And
at prices that will satisfy the closest shoe buyer.
We have them in all leathers Gun Metal
Vici Kid Velour Calf Tan Calf and Patent
Leather. Made up in all Styles and Shapes.
Range of Pricest
$1.50, $2.00 $2.50, $:$.oo, $:S 50,
0 *
■ $4.00
THE H. W. COHEN STORE,
‘THE STyltE THAT ALWAYS MAKES GOCIV’
A TKUTH
Cii*K?ns oj this country do not yet i quiitr.
seem to renlizethat.it conns with
poo* 1 taste for them to abuse or ent
tx-had anyway. T he man w ho nae
cotton but no corn has to sell hiacot
ton to buy cm : but the man who
h.is corn and no cotton is still in
prt uj good shape. After all corn is
much better money crop thran it gets
ciedit for being—Yorkville Ea
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TOSEBSCKIBEILS.
ici* their yublic cflicml*. It.(mb Accordmg to the ruling of thep<Mt
he oflicial is incom()etent, it is the
dhee department this is The ’last
voter who is r sponsible If a public
official is dishonest, it is the votet U^r we sbal I be allowed to semi to
who] is resj'onsible.- Them is no
sense in trying to saddle tin* blamv
upon the oflicial —Yorkville
qairer.
, TO CANDIDATES.
0*ing to ttn small salary received
by magistrates, w*- h^ve deeded to
accept cards from those w ho desire
to announce their candidacy through j
our
mu met
ed to this reduction. Cash in ad
vance is required in a’l cases. Stud
us your cards.
any subscriber who is one year or
more in arrears. A great many of
those who were in this condition
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have beui in to sec us, and we shall
havi to drop but few names from
our list. There are a fev, however,
who will be dropped if they do not
CJme in between row and April 1,
who wiii vote against whiskey every j on Wednesday.
March 25th. 190^, at eleven
o’clock, the following proper
ty, ot 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,-Artdsian Weil, Rail
road Siding. 5 Tenant Houses,
two (2) one hundred and twen
ty-five H 2 5) horse-power en
time, and yet have not moral courage
enough td* let whiskey uloue, but
will tuy it and drink it and say it
does no harm. These men are incon
sistent. if it does no harm, why
vote it ont? If it is harm why driwk
it? See heir, lets all quit drinking
it now,and then vote it out in A ugust,
then we won’t want it so bad.
All who will quit drinking it bold
up your right hand.
Ruffin, Mar. 17 - Pan t'rosbyr
Third Week Jurors
Jurors for thvnijttek of court,
commen^in^ Mou lav, April t>:
THE
Many Sleepless Niph’t, Owicg to a
Persistent Couah. Relief Found
st Last.
For several winters past my wife baa
beeji t loubled wi.h a iu<>st persistent and
jHsairretsble cough, which invariably
kxi ended over a peri xi of several we**k»
and caused her many sleepless nights, - ’
writes Will J Havuer. «Htor of ihe
Hu(4e : y, Colo , Bclletia. '‘Various rente-
I dies were tried H-ach >e*r. with no bene-
Sale on Summer and Winter ibciai results, in .'ovember last the
rirx' r;norl< All ivrire*« cough again pal m an appearance and
Ury LrOOClJs. .All pnees. my Wife, acting on the suggestion of a
_________ triend, purrtiaTed a bottle of Chamber-
Isin’s Co.tgh Ketr.ed. The result was
O \Af WE?F? indee«i marvelons. After three dosae the
ww# »r fc— # a » coasb eufirely dts»-peare-! and hat not
” iii»uiles'**d itself since .’ This remedy is
Proprietor. . f0( ^ Ie ,.y Jotm M K ei ,
, limb
Clean Sweep
land, J B CiodJey, J E Berry,
D C Adams, J U Barnes, J W
Heirs, 8.T* Wilson, S G Pierce,
11 W Cliapfin, Jno Herndon, D
M Yarn, Jesse C.aven, S W De-
u . ... . Witt, R C McMillan, .1 D Etfev,
ttekno.tbu .« » bu.y ►«ou, i j w w Grant. 0 W
eolomiiB lor #J. end,date. r.,r * 3J if “’ °" 1 ' c *“ not cou ' iu ’ v’ ?“ U
, ... 1. i l .i registered letter or i>ogt cflicc mos.ey V 11 ’ ... '* oneg ’ ** * rerguson.
ncipal tflicw will also be entrtl- J J iv Meldiim, JM Avan*. JC
order will do just « welL benu u;ivedisli. 8 l Patrick, U P Price,
on. If, ^ou cannot Uo this, oonie to J D Gixlley, W. H Krv, D N
Padgett, A SKiresh J Y Ack-
U. I) Martin, S P Bill, K W £'*** *'!<? othcr "^chinery
Fraser, 8 M Crosby, P W. 8trck- J un reon being.
?. Also all Notes, Book Ac
counts, and ether choses of
action, aiui evidences of in-
debtedoess ownetl by said
Company. Terms. Cash.
Eotr inspection of accounts
and further information apply
to Bi kke, Ri\ i:i:s ^ Ek< kmann
32 Broad St., Charleston, S.C.
**■» us. Let ud! h*-ar from you any
way. We shall think great deal
We are of the opinion that Gov. more ol yon, if you show your wil
Ansel would do the ^ n>|>er thing if kugnete to oo the proper thing. 80
he would at once 1*1 don Daniel | ^ er * April 1.
Zinin eruian,*who lost V\ ednsday be , m * ^rv ^-p «
gan to serve a three y< ars term la Aw 1 1£2«*
ths Penitentiary for putlouiug 8ta’.e On aud after uarrh tweaiyeisbth 19U8
t. , 1 *e Agency of the Unitad Stales ladna-
bonds some years ago. It will be mal Life inswimocw Compauy m Cot-
remembered that the 8tate treasurers i * e,oa COQQl 3 r 1 ** dl-coniinntti, asd
, no person or twraons la UaS county
who were his employers, and who ! * il 'bavatboriaed or haveaaihori'jr *0
by their carelessness made such theft 1 prenAomVob C polSciM ^remiaaM^oa
pwsible. were «0U^I bt.Hw r««, j d" ££
Wiabdure from paying the amount **** ® Oflioe of said Company,
Ngwosme mvm. imj jj wjc u Ho. ib Br^d Street, Charleston, S C
the State KmL If such action werejaadnu receipts lor premiom* except
•hi.se itsued Irum »«id Mala OtBcs will
br valid. Th's actioa l« taken lor the
w>te porpnhs of com lyidg wiih the I«-
su.auce Law 05 South Caroifns, and
1 hr. Web 00 dissatialkcttoa wtto our bu>i-
!»««» or repieaeatniive in Cotleton
e<»uuty W T Tu< Ui|>-oti, Prssldeal.
ernian.
HOWUTHI^
We offer On«' Hundred DgI ars Re-
^ ward for anv ci**.** of Ca'nrrh that can
not be cured kv Ha'i’# Catarrh Cure.
PROHIBITION CALL MADE. F .1 CHFNBY & < O , In edo, O
. v u _ v\e, lb•ou^ler^^gns^! have heowa F.
\ ‘ y J/.Cbeney for the Is-t n jear«. bs-
!r-n ° r . OUr ,0b P«^‘Ctlf hosmahle ... a l boa-
l , . he , “ ,,cr 7 , ®’ lues# irnOMCiioas nod flrs.r.nllv able
V*tl upon n,l who are iutere-ted. to , , n c , rrv ont 4ty cb ; iMliong m<tde b ^
proper then Zimtr Ttuaj should be
pnfloited.
Of OOarse new«f*«|-v-t jann.H be.in
floenocfi i»f btwitie a s
K-
. - . , # 1 LTi)l*d*!pht;t .shaviugau.ini
*•.**«• *«"■'»» U |.n.u«i ro.i.:.L TVolr* »loio.t
ii&L tie r< IS to
meet iu WaUcrboro on Moudsy, ^prll g [m
6. for .be p-ri>oM of discu«»ti.g » pats
of caonpaisu against the ssle if whiskey.
The meeting will be oailed to oid^r at
12 o'clock, ({dace to toaucoui.ced later.)
This Is unt to beh political niokement,
bol there is to be but. one objtct, vis.
Prohibition for Cobe'on comtiy. Itiu
ot coarse, will be failiog into hue fur
prohibition for South Carotins
Let a* organize a County Prohibition
Atsodati'm and bezin s^steiuatic work
tor the election In Augna.
If you are a prohlbinonWt c me
if yon are not a proliib.i.oni!it. coaw.
Whatever be v<*<ir potntkm.rctuK-
And let us r«esou l« grettifr o
Yoorsiiuiy,
W'aLDISO, K.NNsN A MAHVtX.
'Who:e-aie Druggtsta Towdo, O.'
HalPs C* ar*h Cure is taken internal
ly, no»iogdirec»ly s r *oo . Uc Mood ssd
mncooa aarfisoes of the system. Testi
monials free price 75 cent* per bottle,
sold by all Drnsgis’r.
Taka Hall’s Fondly Pill: for constipa-
tion.
AS SUCCESSFUL EAST
AS IN THE WEST
Cooper’s Theories Are Being Rapidly Accepted
by Eastern People.
BECOND’S J. B D’S CALL •
Editor Pi*-s nod Htnedani: I hereby
desire »o eecirud J. '’B D’s c»ll for a
meeting to organrze 'be •vlnitiaigo for
prohibition R—rec luilv.
PoULd, March 23..
J. B I) -dd. 1
i< I'andiidge. Jr.
L looks ut> iltoucit nciiher flie
Kaisej nor Lxd Tiv> dmoath
ureuoe revival. "'YV’elr i \ afhiOjfe; had n priva’o.Scci'ft .ry or
“«»> will tiivive I’aiix-, ti4 -v c^rtaiuiy wssuld have biaui- ifilbe tlog iir.theafiaiiger slays there
IfAu ou^U lw U»'welcomed. i «U that kliei till him.
Coltsgtvi le warth 2o
Althoueb I Hin a week la'e I wish to
aeiond Mr 0>dd*s cill f<»r s prohibi ion
mee’ina. W h -'•q:es.
Maple Csne, **. P., * h 2 i.
It • opDJcdmg tp ua to think that
oog enough he will s.arve to death.
D. T. Cooper, whose theory that
the human stoissch is the cause of
roost ill health and who created a
furo.'* la Chicago, 8L Louis and other
western cities, is meeting with the
same remarkable success with his
medicine throughout the east. Cooper
has convinced an immense cumber of
tesple that his theory Is sound and
hlsmedlelae win do what he «•»»«"»«
Perhaps tea most interesting fea
tures of the discussion this young
Btta Is causing; ars the statements
mtee by responsible people who hare
taken his medicines and have become
enthusiastic converts to his beliefs. ,
Among statements of this chanto-
Mr - August
VTitimer, 1049 Rockwell Court, Chi-
cagtA is charaateristlc of the wl
spreed faith in Cooper, which
grown up In a comparatively short
time. Mr. Wittmer says: *1 wouldn’t
take 91.000 and be. in. the coddltion I
was throe weeks ago. I was practi-
cafly an invaltd for fourteen yearn
and think I bad abont an of the dle-
aarna known. Ky stomach was weA.
tad al times I would have aa oner-
mous appetite, and then again nond
at alL *Pie and cake made me sick,
and I almost always bad a sickening
feeling la my stomack. I was ner-
▼oua, and far weeks at a time coaid
not sleep, sad then again eosld sleep
eighteen hours at a stretch. Sleeps
however, seemed to do mo no good,
and I would awake tired and more
exhausted than when I went to bed.
a wan constipated, had p*<»q hi
my back, and flutterings and pain*
in my haart I was unable to work
with any regateitfe and took no in
ternet in anything. I triad all kinds
ci medicteas gad doctors, bat none
benefited >tte -1 had no energy and
no mnWthn^ kndhad about coachaded
to give np whoa the Cooper medicine
was recommended, Thanks to It, my
health seems ecaptetely restored
end I feel Bke a ncte mao.*
Cooper mediMnea have created the
greeteet sensation ot anything of the
kind ever before introdueedtf “
Klein.
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