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, f im p Tit Stat* or tJotrrn Cabouka Colleton CoonW. In Tbe Common Pleas. M P Howell II H Howell Exor * Exu Vi. J F Johnson et al. By virtue of the decree of the above coart herein 1 wil' sell at public ontcry before the Court House in Walterboro, on sale day in May next. (4th day), within the legal‘hours of sale, the following described Itealtj: All that piece, parcel or lot of land situate iu the town of Waiterlx>ro, county and State aforesaid, measurine and cou- tainimr about 100 feet in width, from North to Sjuth. and about 200 feet iu depth from East to Wesr, and bounded North by lot of J. H. Johnson. East by street Sooth by lot of Mrs Carrie E Patterson and West by lot of A. S. Morrail. Compliance with sale to be made on day of sale, or resale at risk of purchaser. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. 0. G. HENDERSON. Master. April 11, 1908- State of South Caromka Colleton County. In The Common Pleas. Bernard L Cox. Vs. Phillip Moultrie. By virture of tho decree of above court herein 1 will sell at public outcry before the Court House iu Walterboro, on sale | day in May next, (4th day), the follwinir described Realty, within the legal hours of sale. All that certain hit, piece or parcel of land situate in Adams Run Township, couutv and State aforesaid, containing sixteen (16) acres more r less, leing lot No 8 in the general division of the land belonging originally to George K Bryan: bounded Ndfth by Will.Town public road, East and West by lands formerly of GeorgeF Bryan (see lots Nos 2 and 4 respectively); aml South by lands of Swintou and Kimr.„ As par plat made by J. JD. Taylor, aurveyor of date November 4, 1895. Terms of sale cash. Pur chaser to pay for papers. Compli ance with sale to be made on day of sale, of resale at risk of purchaser. C. G. HENDERSON \p -> Master.. April 11. 1908. Tub State op South Carolina Colleton county. In The Common Pleas. T Pltizer. Vs. J E Folk: By virtue of the derree of above aonrt here'll I will »i»*ll.at ipublic outcry before the Court House in Waltohoro, on gula day in May next (4*1» day), within the legal hour* of kiIh the followim.’ described Really: Ad that ceitaiu lot or tract of laud with the Luildings therein, •ituat d mi the lo'Aii i i Luigi*, County slid SfRte afuro*.;id, chm- taining one quaitor (I 4) ofun acie; nyM bounded N rth and East by lot of T P Ri%er, N u:h by Jones S rcet and West l v Jamci Strt*et. Comjdiance wit.i sale to be made t n day of sale oi resale at risk of purcha-er. Terms of sale Citsli. Purchaser to pay for papeis C. li. HENDERSON . Master. April 11th 1908. Meatts of Reeovary. Consumption is not always an inherited disease, and a iarga percentage of case# may be attributed jin the followin causes: First defective digestion. Second, imperfect nutrition as a result o^ the first. Third, the accumulation of morbid product iu the loags «s the result of im perfect natritioo,aod this in turn breaks down the Function of res piration and consumption is ao establish?d disease. The first step toward a cure is to restore the function of nntri- ton, and to this end nothing in the woiId excels Viuol. It is for this reason we want every person in Walterboro to know about our delicious cod liver preparation, Vioel, which is far superior to oldfashioned cod liveroil aud emulsions be cause it is made by a scientific, extractive and concentrating process from fresh cods’ livers, : combining with peptonate of iron all the medicinal, healing body , building elements of cod liver oil ! bn* no oil. In pulnnnary diseases, i*. nourishes th* body, increases vigor, checks the cough aud of'.tm mitica.es the disease. As a strength-creator for old people, delie-ite children, weak, run down persons, and after sickness Vinoi is unexcelled. We a*k Wealterhoro people to try Vi col on our oiler to return their money if it does not give satifaction. Jno M Klein, Drug gist, Walterboro, S. different Mctioaa of our country End whatesn be done right her# in Colleton. Seme of the trus tees are planning to open new schools. These may be necessary but in many places it would be!due to orio acid In the blood, better to consolidate tc have one | Rot the doty of the kidneys is to Comfortable, well equipped •ch^ol with three or four compe tent teachers, than three or four uncomfortable.* poolry furnished schools taught by iuditiereut teachers. Right hero 1 « ould make a plea for better pay for the teacheri and a greater number of men in the - school room. This ' will * “Is * mean more money for tin? schools and that will moan a special tax but are not thj b »ys aud girls worth it? and are mit we able to give them the bjst? Why not consolidate? Let us study this question of consvddHtiou before new schools are opened. Better one itr* ug, vigorous, character building school in a community t: aa a score of weak, lion elfective onps. Not a small school can not have s f puny, that remove all uric acid from the blood. Its presence there show* the kidneys arc inactive. D m’r! dally “with “uric acid solvents” migh go on till dooms ’ay with them, but until you cure the kidneys you will never gs; well. 1 loan's* kidney Bills not only remove uric acid, but cure tho kidneys and then all dang »r from uric acid is ended. Rupert B Calvo, bookbinder,! employed at The State Publish, ing (Jo., official printers for the State of South Carolina, livius :»t 1010 Lumber St., Columbia,.S C savs: “I thought 1 had iheumi- tism and treated for it on t a* belief. I used all k,nds of lini merits. The pain was ip my back and in my hips clear to the shoulders. The liniments d d no good and 1 took to blood me l iceues but they did not help me 1 rook a long trip in hope- that the change of climate might help me.I was away for throe Mrs. S. J. Jones' ON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, April 7th and 8th, Another beautiful lot of hats will be displayed. New lot of Gage Patterns. Some lovely new hats for Misses and Children. This is • my Second Spring Opening. All are invited. * Respectfully, • * o R^rs. J. S. Jones. ^ , , , ..months but could see no change an efficient -teacher ami do (rood 1 for the better , | ieJrJ of Dja ,f. p work, but in union ilure is stength. April 43 19CS K da. $100 r.e«*id, $100 >ieas» The rt»*d< rs of l»H p^psr will be least one dread- Obituary Stanfill died ajt his horn) iu Mashawville, April the 5 1908. Charles, H Stanfill age 60 years. The fu eral services were con ducted by the Kev. J. L. Daniel and aud he was laid to rest iu old Sandy Dam akurah yard, where he had been a life long member, discharging every duty faithfully, a good neighbor kind aud faithful tneud has gone to his reward. Out seeiug after a sick neigh bor went home and iu a few hours was deal. What a warning to Iris many friend*; “Be ye also ready for in such an hour as ye think not the Master cometh.” S. to l*«rn tt.nT th-rtj i- «» Imst one dr td di ea«e that ». teice h»s been able to core iu at'i li«>tas«s, nud that ia Ca ar.h Hwll'a Catarrh Core i« the only positive cure now knowu to the medical I rater j mtr Catarrh being a coi.atituti'mal disease, req drea a cousti utiona' trea'- neiv. Uau's Catta^rh Cure is taken m enially, acting directly upon the hb'Od and mucous surfaces nftheejs- tem, thereby destr<>ymg the fonudatioa of the disease, and giviug the patient’s strengtn by bnilding up the coos iru noo and aasia’iDg natnte m doing ■»» work. The proprietors hav^ -» oittc. fsith in its curative pjacr* .hat luev • Her Une Hundred Dollars for any ca-e tlat it fails to cure. r>end lor list ol tettimooial. Addresa F J CHE5ET & CO Toledo, O Sold by all Drungist. 75 Take Hall’s Familo Pills for couatipa- tion. DOCTOR USEb D. D. PUACriCH D. IN HIS Kiidheat Pb>>ictau a»«ys This Grat Liquiu Pri-MiiipiioH is cartaio Cure for L-izswa. a lilt another Ecz'iu* iipiculis: cames Kidney 1’ills and determined to tr} them, end got a box at a drug store. They completely ro- moved the pains out of my bn-,k and I bava no’ felt a touch of the old trouble since I used them.” Fur sal# by all deal ms. I’re • 50 cents. Foster Milburn C> , Buffalo, New York, sole agent* for the Doited Stares. Remember the name—Doan'- —aud Hike no other. He preaches well who lives well —French. Many a man wears a thinking cap under bis silk hat. Oar Grandmothers used ro get * lot of old nails place the u iu a vfssel con taining viuegsr and allow them to remain until tbe eoeucacid im the vine gar pounced an iron solution. This c-'Qcoiiou was then taken by nearly every member of the family dnrirg the Spriu* and Fall and it rarely ever railed to strengtbeh aud benfit the person tak ing it The old way was good bat there i# a new way that is (hr hotter, science baa ulscoven-d a way to manufacture Iron ao that it cau be dissolved iu syrups and elixirs aud give iu definite dose*. One of tbe best rnd sorest wav* to take Iron is iu Rydale’s Tonic This remedy is a couibiniitiou of Iron, Q-iimne and Strychine in kd Orsnye Elixir and eoia- btned with o'her iogre ients lb i make it very valuable a< a bloo-i and uerve tonic. I'i without aud for weak and puny children and sure core for chils and mtlarla Sold by Jno H Uleiu. foiaare iu »nili*iiiiaMie piai^ of |». L>. ip f . s ,|*o„ ,f Ti-rL-.»v Lot |». Prw.cripi.on, tbe wouderful exierunl lf /I 10 ,r u ,Urk f> ecoi.:*!) vviiicJi tuieb Ec«fiLai aiLii uiiier | v irioiulssllp If>' i hiha« tumtar utoc«!>«s hko msgic. He is ur. j m>w give i er h iiitit «u how not C Ii iloliHe-* Ui paver ^«tj. ^iss., anu fo pay that Tatsu iiHleminty. ‘ii e<unia.uig up bis impreasiottB ot tiie viatliiug cuies 1). D D utu tiftscUd, In: rav*. 1 Lave beeu uriug your D. D. D for four veurs withgr*nfytDg leaulta. ‘l id .\P NbAR A SPEUib P. r oli liERI’Es ECZEUA, PS*OnlAPl3, ETC., AS lb QUININE EoK MAL .RlA.” Hr. iloliues is oue of Uuiidreds of hrauce has about concloiD't by this time that Gen. Sheridan’* r*-- mark about good Indian* would up ply equally well to Moors. •’One Touch of Nature Makes the Whale World Kiu.” When a rooster finds a big fat worm he calls all the heoa in the farm yard to coma end share it A similar t>ait of hnman nature is to be observed when a man discovers something exceptionally good—be want* alt his friends a id neighbors to (bare tbe benefits of his discovery. Tbie is the touch nf nature that makes the whole world kin. Tnis expMus why people who have be-n cored by Chamber Iain’s Oongh R* nu-dy write letters to tbe mannlaotnre*s for publication, that oihece eiailerly aiilug may also use it and obtain relief, be hind every one of these letters la a warm hearted wish of the writer to be of u-e to someone else. This remedy l» tor •ale by John m Klein. If Breaideat Onatro keep* on playing with the breech-b!n.».*k, he may get taught in afUrcback. Rheumatic Paius Relieved. Hr Tboa. Stenton, postmaster ol Poutvpool, Out., writes: 'For thei>**t eight years I suffered from rheumviim paint, ami during tlla’ time 1 used man? d'ffertot linianeuis and remedies for t* « ' cure of rheumatism Last sumuo r I | procared a boEle of CeamberlaioV P iu j ililm and got more relief from it tli ui i any tiling I have ever used, an I cheerin'- j iy recommeud tlii* HLiment to ti ; t-i f-! fere f s Ironi rhemiiiitic puius For hale 1 by Johu m Klein. OF ALL KINDS DONE A Ube (press anb Stanbarb. We have just received a new stock of letter and note paper, bill heads and statements, enve lopes of all kinds arJ colors. saxisFaeTioN GuaRaNTEEO Brices reasonable which we will gladly quote you. Blank legal forma of all 'kinds always carried in stock. Call and see us when in (own. t t DO YOU KNOW PROF. HOLDEN / (A The Wan Who* j Cam Lecture* and Corn Trates Have AdScd More Than Twenty Million Bwahofs to tbo Coen Crop «f Iowa. Prof. Holden bus prepared for no a book which gives the cream of Me lectures on corn growing. It tells nil about seed selection, seed testing, gen- ting a stand, torn judging, corn pests, etc-, etc. It is a prac ical farmer’s handb K>k. It is not theory but practice, JmK M It has been worked oat on tbs farm. The name of tpU work Is THE A B C OF CORN CULTURE -MOST VALUABLE HOOK OF TH* CENTURY." ' ■ ■ % A. I Rant, tbe veteran agricaUurief and bee man, stye: "Tale book is ron't valuable worn published in tbe last century if the farmer will tsK mk* fight boll of it with nnthniiaem and pnt its teaeblnts into prarflce *' The book 1* 6 1-4 by 81-4 toebea Cootaiaa 100 page* and over 83 l'l t rat tool- Well printed, neatly bound. We want to put thia book la haoda of every live termer and farmers' boy in the country, tad will tbe price low accordingly. A DADCIIH DP I PIT 8**id us 10 ceo*«. join or stamps, and EM DMnUAlIl in I UL will send you Un book by mail, poetpaA. •If, when you get. It, you are unt antt*fi d dri p ns a card and we will retaka your money, aWw po*t»ge for the return of the book. Uonld anything m fairer ? Add fee* THE SIMMONS ITSUSHIXG COMPANY Pub, of lloldcn’* Coi-r Mook SpringllcM, Obi* iSvery wrunaudesirea n l c MiipleTiou Lut oft-tiuics eithar ruui* the one J'he b teor f^Ha to g»in on* by tit- paint end powder mt-thud s'i« etni'ioyw: A good j conirbt.xioti is from witLiu and can’t be paitKed or |>o «ier»«i on. 'i’wo things « i are n.woeRFnrv iu oder to be the p- s- j physicians who u e D D. U. iu ihsir .p, gC)r 0 t a go.>,| comp exiAu A healthy iai.v practice I he u D 11. cora P'U*y action of the livernnd good lien bloo I siluws pbysicinus to use this remedy j Ur(la!e’« l.iv-/T'abler* tnkeu occasion- r. Witu ttie u..der» andiug mat *hey leu j l^eir p tic tils what u was that curtu ti.eui when the iernb.e itch has been | wqed out, ih>-skin Lra ad ntd the raw eou.oi co* vied over wuh sou white I Hi.tn. 1> D. L» is uot a nasty (taste to smear me skin autl ctcthlug, but ll is u Cltar liq ild ll is udv. ab o TokhK: D. i> tt Hoap iu couuecnou with D D D i.e*c-ipi iou 1- iu* v turther proof of the curative poweis ol l> U !• Piescnptiou uecee j**ry? Tuat reiutdv »• s la at John M i Items from Shlkehatchie. Editor Preeas and Standard:— Several weeks ago you kindly primed the regulations governing j awarding of the prizes offered by the state school improvement as sociation, I hope every teacher and trustees in the county read them and decided to enter his school for I J tt ‘ ia v ' aiwrtxno Drug " * : ooiiiv iu ai.d l*t us snow you uouvibeihg one of the prizes. What is ™ore,| D tJi u W id ears your* skm I wish to see BeveraLschool in-Col-!'uiefa»t:. Eveu it you ha»« uoiucci itu kuS win bHwJ 6 ImpmHU-.a! -- u ~ have been made,and are being made, i ^ and more will be made in the fu C u , ana Jouu M Klr-iu. n ture, an important change has been | made in the time, as follo ws. Im provements must be made between November 1907 and December 10, 1008. Thisig a happy change as most of buf schools open, in Nov ember and the teacher will, in* this May, get credit lor all that he does* I will be pleased to hear from any •ne who wishes to known more fbout;, this work. G^E. Weekley. The Preiideut is fair and square *ith cottgrtfi#* Ueialeays Ltsit •*|ow when he is going to slog it *ith t mesfkge. Fsabion note: Tsft bolting is the go in tbe South this •prog. Cdn&olid&tion. The cuuaolitlutiuu of scbooU is bol oae of the meitkids lor the better- uieiit of country schools. Strategic disincis will lks ■ysteiiuiically edu cabtl ioU) cbusoilUatiou. O'Jbers will be heffied to solve the prubieotr j ooafroniiug them through the one- room, ungraded school. Every mem ber of the organisttkm will go con structively to work to contribute some definite item iu tbe direction of bet ter men'. , The above from Wold** Work for Nov. 190? illnstrale* wbat is ttkiug pl«e5 dfiBy ally a';d foi'oweJ tor a we«'g o r P-n ,qty* by R dale a t •ui< > and pleuty <.f fV. sU. air ami out of uo ir* **x rrcise will b^at • a l . om i H<nt hmiI powder iu the eorhl* Tiy tt jus* oucc and Hto. S Id by Jao »i M vm v , • a» Sa-is< t ewsiaper: “Board and lotli»uii' reqiiirod in a fine family by a Gerniitit lady of the Middle Ave*. etc. Death On HU Heals ! * J* Mi I* Morrn, of Skippers, Va., had a clone call io the spriug of 1900. He **▼•: A* attack of pneumouia left me w.AX aad wiilt sech p fearful cough ibk'my friends declared aomntcptioo had ate, nod death was on my rums'-* Then I waepeiaosded to try Ur Kiog.s New Diw*ov»ry. 1 bel;)p4 ■>• Unmedi* a'elr aad aher taking two and half hot ilea I was a wed spaa again I found DUt/hst New Disc ovary ia the be-t fern- edr for ooaght and hiog disease iu all the word* doM nniier guarantee a» Jno M Klein s d.Mig s* . M . fiOo and ft 0Q ’* heart inokos Tlie Kcpubliom nouie l»aa mil uni to investigate the inim* i ire nlreidy inquiring intocotton im 1 contluioos. Investigation of c*'d - ti .ns on the farm and in^tju* kitom-u \ will follow in th'rir mv'nipa^ order— Glouu Ui> State. “ . CiiitmbcAit.’H Haathe i’lcferenoe. Mr Fred C Hsarahan, a p'ornlten druggist of Fortsmootb, Vs., ►*.*.. “F.-r i lie pa«t six years 1 have sold i"d mcommen.led Chamberlain's Code, C’bolcra aud Dnirii) *ea K-imdv. 1. t- a gr<a r remedy and one of ihh tie* in*- cut mt liCM.es on tho market. I hsi dta it.me oibera for ilio*ainepu OM*i'i>i*t pay me a larger pr. iif, bar this t.rmdy, is so sare io «-tT ci a care. anU Mtv un«- touiers so oert«iuto appreciate m. de- o. mending u »o him. that 1 aiv- *i ’ee t^efercuce ” For sate by J«.iiu M Lkns Ou«* matins in a hovel—unoiuer’s a palace. hi n \ J fl»e Thaw divorce Mem 4 ft pitiful enti cliujftx to aoch .Jt well stagpU (udiodramAtic ami smutiqoe triftl DeWii’e Garbaltaed Wi'M best for c*U, ftft tkdddSr John Great minds have purjKfees: 0Uur| have wisljefl. ' f He Got VVh*i He Netxbd. - Ni-'e Tea,r«fgotr looked a* If n>; lime bad oota**.*’ save Mr G Fartnins of Kill Greek, Ind. Tat “I «ae w#. iui down lhAt lire Long on u very vutid* (bread I« Was tlmn mv druggist reo-.ut meaded Eh civic Bifera. I hr^slir •arttlij and I got W 1*11 needed—*ir*r*»g' I had one foot l|* »ba ^rave* hut E«. t- Hiiiere pat It b»’k O ' me utrf agei'* »*•». !>• Um w«U evbf »iaoe ” ilo(u u marauteCM JftftM Elein’s orw.T y*. e. ^ ’ IB t^fakea ascertain amount of fush tp mdartk ewwa wk^elbartow. , : »* fnf Biros Chapped 4 fore Nipple*. MtVw fo f ha«e«, see**, caappe l hands Cbaai ‘ most exuehent. It of ahftra almoet lasoatly ftftjftfr > v#fy st THI5 BANK PAYS 4% Compounded Twice a Year Through the United States mafi you can open a Saving! Account with this bank and have the benefit of the perfect security offered by its strong financial responsibility. Our plan of banking by raaQ enables you te deposit or withdraw any amount from one dollar up, as conveniently and aafely fs if joe lived next door. Asa G. Candler, president ef the Coca Cola Company, is president ef - this bank, and Its bosru of trustees is composed of successful business men whose names assure safe and conservative management. Wnts for booklist* free. TOTAL ASSETS SS.OOO.OOO.OO, Am O. &*■*■% W. c fetTMMR . to*. S. 0**u« . • A. f. Cmb* > • Wa. D. Own* • . If a| IDLER SUILPINOi. ATLANTA. CA. 11008 bftl bee a n year for hard times aud now tliat glad spring bft* coftie, one can ccoMomikd by doinc witlioQt m .th ball* for ai montbi.—The Beat#. Don't wait nmil yon hsv« n deep sailed oengh- ''An oonce of pMvestiun is wetha penad of oaio."JWldi tfeo - •KpalftorohlML^ a»*. . ^ Thaadvortfraeoliof Tho piUtkm. Dnwtio ] g4N: ii. V'.-,