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a ! ♦ ] j tlMYSKUMICf. ' P«bUftb»d rrtry W*d»Md*f< \ WEDNESDAY, IIAft. 25,1908. - Here will The Pren and Standard the people's rights maintain, Unawed by influence and unbrfbed by gain. ' ’===?**. . , Same as last week, “Pinkey". -' side of them. An exchange says: A connty newspaper threatened to j publish the name of a young naan who was seen with his sweetheart's I head on his shoulder if he didn’t! come acmM with a dollar in sub#c>ip a , * tion. Thirty seven young men slipped in and paid for the paper and letters were received from three otbeis saying that thev would sub scribe mst as soon as they "sold a little cotton.’’ "Hejwho expectorates on (he floor cannot expect te vale as a gentle* n» Jad|e^Hydrick deserves credit flsf the stand.b» tbok in yw^reiM}a expectomtiog on the floor of ihe ocurt honor. Woiyier v tf "blind tiger*” cap shovel dirt?—Tho Press* and Stand aid. ’. Yes, they can.—The State. v There will be sincere regrets felt bp his 1 many friends at the deteran- nation.of Hon. John C. Goodwin not to stand for n-Section. Where the finest biscuit, cake, hot-breads, cruets or puddings are required ‘fyoyal is indispensable. W A Bowles hss returned from Walter boro, where be worked several weeks for one - the papers at that place. He said the weather got too hot for him and be will not rttnrn until Call.—Chester Lantem. Mr Bowles, however, stayed ’long enough to disprove a common up* country fallacy about the health < the low country. Strange to say, ac cording to this fallacy, Mr Bowles never contracted malaria, pod dar* Ing his stay of five weeks mode many friends and sixteen .pounds. Powder *<hm • or fine (bed or (or special tunes or service. RcyaH^equally variable in the preparation erf plain, substantial !5v ry. Not 8. E. Boney. who has been trav- ling re pres entatave of the News and . Courier, will soon become editor and bnainess manager of Aa lsmihns Ad verUser. Mr Bonev will make a live, good paper and will be fonnd on the right si te of questions under discus sion.—Chester Lsntern. We welcome Mr Boney ro th? editorial fraternity and endorse what the Lante:n sa)s. Mr Boney is well known in this section and his fre qnent visits will be missed by one a n d all. During his brief visits Mr Honey l as made many friends who o o wish him well in bis new held. The Enquirer is not inclined to consider the probable price of cotton uext fall. There are those who talk about 7 and 8 cents, and who tive plausible lemons. They may W light and they may be wrong. At to try them. Seldom can a ho c j best they are guesoing. But no mat- case, even, be coi.c'uded in bss than ! ,er w ' u ‘t the price ufc< ! ton next Id! 1 , , , . . we ii eist that even body w ill do well (our hours. J he conclusion n ; , „ . . ® J « « ] to make provision for plenty of corn. evident. Torn in the crib is belter than del- . , : lais in lie bank. If there are dol An unwise or an ill-tnmu law i , , ; I us iu the bank and no corn in the does incalculable harm to all l uw * | crib, the dollars to come ouj of the for one will not refj**ct an unwis* j bauk to go after corn. If there are law^ior obey an ilBlinuU one, aid ! no dollars and u^^rn, the corn must the step between disrw|H;ct ot law j be had anyway. The man who has cotton but no corn has to sell his cot evei (or all occa sions. it maxes the food more tafty,nutritious and wholesome; ' We desire most heartily to second the call of J. B. Dodd for a prohibi tion meeting here the first Monday in April, "e trust it will be well at tended and that a systematic and ac tive campaign will be inaugurated. It would be tconoiiiy for tin county to jmy for stolen hogs, coae etc, as it costs fifty dollars an houi can u The advertisements of The Press and Standard are good news. Do you read them? Bwnths Bignatm of ,Ihe Kind Ym Hsu Alvars Bought and disobedience to law is>ihortooe. Thervtore, legislators should be care ful in passing new laws Vote Out tho Ditpunaanr. Editor Press and Standard*—Allow me ipaoe to second Mr Dodd's move to call a meeting at Walterboro for the purpose of making an organised fight for prohibition. To Vvte 1 out whiskey, is not the best way to get rid of its evils, but is the best way that we as a part of the citizens of this couuty can eradicate its legal sale. But how much better, it would be to live it out and teach it out. We must educate our people, and Jift them to higher planes, that they may gt-e the t^ls, of stiong drink and turn from it* I verily believe that any man who properly appreci ates true manhood and high citizen ship wil 1 vote against the sale of whiskey by our county or State, yet there are men who will se.l it,and i more men who will drink B. Thpre } NV ill sell at public auction are men who advocate prohibition, at t h e Charleston Real Estate who w ill vote against whiskey every p xc han£e, on .Wednesday, time, and yet have not moral cjurage March 25th, 1908, at eleven Notice by Administrator On the 14th of March. 19C3. I will make my .final return to the Probate ('oun anti I vint-dlately therenf'er will i.pply for inv rihchRrije as administrator >1 Mrs II A. Stoke 1. J. E FRIPP. Admiui-tiator For Sale 15V JAC. 1). LKSl' MANN. Auctioneer, Cofhe 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. # a * I 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 Prices: $1.50, $2.00 $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, 0 $4.00 . THE H. W. COHEN STORE, “THE STOKE THAT ALWAYS MAKES (.OCT>. : ’ <1 •H >|( ton to buy cin ; but the inun who has torn and no cotton is still in prt ity good shape. After all corn is much better money crop than it gets ciedit for being—Yorkville En quiler. „A TRUTH Citizens oj this country do not Vet at'em to realizethat.it comes with poor taste for them to abuse or crit XO SUBSCRIBERS, icue their yublie officials If» pub AcconUng to the rulia* of the po»t he official is incompetHit, it is the , . ... ... . ,, ... cince department this is the last voter who is r< sponsible 11 a public offici.l U diebouest, it i» ti.e folet P«l*r we ahall be allowed to kuJ to who; is responsible.- Thera is no! any subscriber who is one year or sense in trying to saddle tlie blame more in arrears. A great many of upon the official—\orkville Kn | w ho were in this condition <l wrer - have bet u in to set^ us, and we shall ■ 111,1 * "W" 1 '" | hav) to drop but few nanus from TO CANDIDATES. 0*itig to tin* smalt salaiy rt‘Cei\ed by magistral t-s, we have deeded to. / , , , ... c ime in between low and April 1. accept cards from those who desire our list. There are a fev, however, who will be dropped if they do not We know this is a busy dcasou, and if any one cannot come in, a registered letter or jiost cffice money order will do jusi as well bend it qn. If, you cannot do this, oome to se* us. Let us hear from you any way. We shall think a great deal We are of the opinion that Coe. "‘ or ' ot Jon, ,f jou ahu* your «il An.el would do tl.e proper thing if lm « luM 10 do l’ ro l' tr thin «- 80 he would at once pardon Daniel 1“ »• hera from you before April 1. to announce their eandidacf'Through ! our columns lor $3. candidates h»r 1 municipal otlictw a ill also be entitl ed to this reduction. Cash in ad vance is required iu all cascF. Send us your cards. Zimn erman,*wliO last Wedusday be gan to serve a three y< ars term in th« Penitentiary for put louiug State bonds some years ago. It will be o remembered that the State ({g^eurers who were his employers, ami who bj their carelessness made such theft pwiible, were excused bv.tbe recent legifla^tre from paying the amount the State KmL If such action were proper then Zinur -rtuau "should be pardoeril. * Of coarse newiqM^vv auiiuH bein- basine a t«<>tiis<i<-rwtu> •* NOTICE. On aud after uarrfc twea'.yeighih 1908 she Aaeory-ot the United States Indns- »rui Life lusurauce Company in Ool- leloa oonuiy will i e diMsontiuntd, end no pereon or ^wreon* in that county wib be authorised or have authority to lepieaent this Compay, or to receive preniiums ol policies Freedoms on all polictee in void company in food •taudiuf af.er above qatc wilt be paya ble at the m* n Office of aaid Coini any. No. *5 Broad Street, Cherleeioa, tt C aud no rucdpis lor premium' vxeept ihoae itsued from ssid Maiu Office will b? valid. Th*» ectioa is taken' tor the *”>* pnrpnee of com lyal# with the In vuiaoce Law of tiouth Carolfus, and <hr. Ueh aordiesaus&ciion w ttn otir bmi- iu-Uw or rep«eeentative in Colleton county W X Tuoaip-ou, Presifttui. flusnOMl THE enough to let whiskey alone, but will Luy it and drink it and say it does no harm. These men are incon sistent. If it does no harm, why vote it out? If it is harm why dribk it? See hen, lets all quit drinking it now,and then vote it out in iuguit, then we won’t want it so bad. All who will quit drinking it hold up your right hand. Huftiu, Mar. 17 Pan v Crosby Third Week Jurors Jurorsfor third week of court, coni men''in 2 Moudav, April b: - II. 1) Martin, S P Bell, E Wi£ ineS Fraser, S M Crosby, V W 8trck- land, J B GodJcy, J E Bcrrv, C DC Adams, J O Barnes, J W o’clock, the following proper ty, of the Standard Truck Back- age Company: i. 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 Weil, Rail road Siding. 5 Tenant Houses, two (2) one hundred and twen ty-five (125) horse-power en- and other machinery thereon being. ?. Also all Notes, Book Ac counts, and ether choses of Many Sleeplftss Nights, Owing to a i’ersisteut Cough. Relief Found at L&at. , “For never*! winters past my wife haa been iionbled wLh a most persistent and disagreesble cough, which invariably exumied over a period of several we^ks aud caused her mauy sleepless nights,” write* Will J Mavuer. editor of the Burley, Colo , Bulletin. “Various reme dies were tried each >e*r, with no bene- Sale on Summer and Winterresults, in .'ovember last the cough Again pal m an appearance and' my wife, acting on the suggestion of a friend, p<m5ia?ed a bottle of Chamber lain’s Cough Kerned. The result was indeed marvelous. After three dotes the count) entirely distrpeared and has not • ri,auile.»t«‘d itself since.,’ This remedy is 9IIHIISM Clean Sweep on Summer and Wi Dry Goods. All prices. ©. w. GLOVER. Proprietor. for sale l>Jr John M Kiel 1, if e vv ? \ m 1 ,V^ s ? n » ^ G t’ieree,! ac tion, aiui evidences ot in- h \\ Chaplin, J no Herndon, Di , , . , _ , , M Yarn, J^-oC.aven, S W i)e-i d , t ' btetlness ° vvnet ' b V said NVitf, R C McMillan, .1 1) i>ev,; Company. l erms, Cash. .1 \V Padgett, .1 W Grant, C W | Bor inspection of accounts Drawdy, DM Warren,.I 11 Mar- and further information apply V": one *', ! H’rguson t0 B L RKK Rm us c\: Erckmaxn J it Meldnm, J M Avan’, J C ,, , ^ Redieli. J Patrick, U 1* I’tice, broac * Charleston, S.C. J 1) Godloy, W . H K »v, I) N ' . ~ ^1-■ - - „ ■ ; Pa<lcett, A S Kireah J V Ack- HOW'S THIS-: ernian. AS SUCCESSFUL’ EAST AS IM THE WEST PROHIBITION CALL MADK. We offer One Hundred D»4!«rs Re ward for any cto-* of Ca’arrh that can not be cured tv Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F .1 CHFNfiY AA O , *lo «,io, O V . » C. I ! „ .u Vve ibeotnierMgnfd have keowa F. Editor p n ss and btaadanl: By the | .T.r C hene V for the la*t 15 years, *rd be- ^ n Jn C |It t L»tlrn!! l> T tl »-* ,U ^t r0 r? ar #nb I'**™ b4m P« r Tvctiy honorahte in a.I bn.- s an ia clt z ns, I take the liberty '<> l j ueil-nm j flj.ai ciallv able mi ,T n W :; roi* J l,f ‘f, ? ° Carry out auy obligaiioirs ntade by his meet iu Walteritoro on Monday, ^vprll a tm ^ e J 6, for the puipoaa of dl*cu»»ii.g a pwn of campaign »gainu the sale 1 f Mhiakay. The meeting wiU he called to oulfrr at Cooper’s Theories Are Being Rapidly Accepted by Eastern People. 12 o’clock, (place to leauuoui.ced later.) This U uot to be a politicel movement, but there is to be but one object, via. Prohibition /or Golie'ou county. Tfau ot course, will be fallieg into hue for prohibition for Booth Carolina Let us organise a Couuty Prohibition Association and begin systematic work ter the election In August * If you are a prohibirioni-it c nun • , ifyonsretmi a prohlbiiioniai, comt. Whatever be y«>urpnaiiion, ctmu And let us ruesou t< geihnr. Yours 11 uly, J. II 1) rtld. Round, March 23. ’te W'APDtSO, KlNNAN Jc Makvik. Whoie-ale Druggist* Toledo, O. * Hall’s Ca anb Cure is taken internal- lv, ao*ingdirectly anon the Mood and mucous aariaces of the system. Testi- mouiaia free Price 75 cent* per bottle, sold by all Druggie's. Take Hall’s Family Pilh for constipa tion. . . l'iiiliidvlphi:t is huvinj; au im- te somm- ground Z* 'revival. WeTr,. almost ilyoA u * 0 4is. ato y tiiiiiiLthat will revive PaiiA- jth -v cer-t«i»*ly w-iHitd have biwtu >cptug> '*u tie. gcod del^hu ui:^Lt iu ue welcomed, i ed that IcLei <m him. It lijoks us thuuch nciihor (he Kuigej: nor Lufd Tweed mouth hud ji priv.i’o Secretary Ewh, or SECOND'S J.B D S CALL ■ Editor Pit* sand Stem'ard: I hereby desire »o Mtcoud 4. B D’s ell for a meeting to orgamze *he «'amnaiga for prohibition. ° R‘--rec luilv, , II. Damhidge. Jr. Cottegevi le uarch 2« Aithougli I am a Week late I vidi to sei-ced nr D»aid’s c»ll for a prohibi Ion tnee'iug. W m o'-q tes. atapie C*ne, 9. f\, jith 24. ^ It’s cph?olin2 to ua to think that ifwhedog iu the manger slay* there oog enough he will starve to death. ** T. Cooper, whose theory that tne human stomach Is tho cause of biost ill health and who created a furore la Chicago, St. Louis and other western cltlea, la meeting with the ■ame remarkable success with hit medicine throughout the .east Cooper has convinced an immense cumber of People that his theory is sound and felamedldBe will do what he Perhaps the moat Interesting fea tures of the discussion young •^tements PS 4 ® ft re ^ p ®* x f ,bl ® people who have taken his medicines and have become enthusiastic converts to his beBefk , Among statements of this charao- Tvlttmer, 1049 Rockwell Court, Chi cago, is characteristic of the wide- epread faith la Cooper, which has grown up ta a comparatively short time. Mr. Wlttmer sayr,i> 1 wouldn't take H.OOO and be in the condition I was three weeks ago. I was pracU- caliy an Invalid for fourteen years and thihk 1 haf about an of th?S!. aainn known. *My stomach was •afl Rt timee I would have aa mous appetite, and then again nond at alt Pie and cake made me sick, and I almost always had a sickening feeling In my stomach. I was ner vous, and for weeks at a time could not sleep, aad then again eouM sleep eighteen hours at a stretch. Sleep* however, seemed to do me ao good, and I would awoke tired aad morn bxhaisted than when I went to bed. 1 was constipated, had pains la my back, and flutterfacs and pains in Liy heart I was unable to work with any regularity aad took no In terest In anythin* I tried all kinds of medicines and doctors, bat none benefited »»$. I had no energy aad no ambition, had; had about concluded to give up wheat the Cooper medicine was recommended, Thanks to it my health' seems* ecmplefely restored and I fool like a neW man." Cooper medletnee have created the frvateet sensation of anything of the kindeyw boAoce Introdseed. ■Jtc -i IK ft' H f ... kV%.-