The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 17, 1908, Image 2
V
■■
r
$01# - '..
BOOST >UH WKIU KUAUS
0%tm to MoW • Monotor Mootinf In St.
Paid In D»oomS>r.
TJMitm oomettalng onforeneon occoro
WL Pool will probnbtj eotertaln oome
ttM Boat Dtcembef tbo biggest good
Wdo meeting ever held In Minnesota
•r the scmonndlng atatea. George W.
. Oaolej. state highway engineer, io
planning on each a meeting, and if the
aaeeasary arrangement can be made,
m now seems probable. It will be held.
The Idea of holding a monster good
faada meeting was conceived by Mr.
Cooley after the meeting recently held
In Bt Paul, to which the county com-
miaslonm aa well as other* Interested
In good roads were invited. This meet
ing showed the widespread Interest
| taken in the matter throughout the
state. He ez|tected between loo uod
986 to sttend. but the attendance grew
to about bOO. says the St. Paul Ploueer
Press Tbe same feeling baa l»een
shown In tbe meetings wbicb be has
addressed In the smaller towns
throughout the state, the fanners com
ing In to attend the meetings In large
■ambers and showing an active inter
SSt In tbe good rovd problem.
“If tbe meeting is held It will cover
ths field thoroughly.” said Mr. Cooley.
“It will be an ex ignition of roadmak
ing machinery and materials, with
practical talks by men of wide experi
ence In tbe various details of tbe work,
la a large meeting of this kind much
better results can be obtained than by
the smaller local meetings because In
•nrh a meeting aa we expect to bold
the manufacturers will have exhibits
of all kinds of machinery used In road-
aanklng. and we can have speakers of
Wide experience at such a meeting
Which is impossible for all of tbe
•mailer meetings. A question box
would be a feature, and through this
means any one confronted by s{»eclu!
problems In madmaklng would be
able to get tbe advice of tbe men quali
fied to give it
“I have not yet decided definitely on
tbe plan, but there is n general de
mand for Much n meeting, and If it
can (Hmslbly be done tbe plans will U-
catried out.”
Mr. Cooley’s plan .Is to eliminate the
“hot air” talks about good roads gen
crally and to make it an Instructive
meeting by having men go to St. Paul
who know ul»out the practical details
of rondmaking. Those who will go
will >b* so for the purpose of learning
something about the bonding of good
roads, and It Is tbe Intention to meet
UUa expectation fully.. The meeting
will probably last one week. The ex
hibits will cover atone crushers, road
rollers, steel and concrete bridge work,
culverts and nil sorts of machinery
and material used In road building.
CASTOR IA
The Kind Too Here Always Bought, mad which hag been
in use for orer 80 jeers, has borne the signature of
end has been mede under his per
sonal supervision since its infoacy.
Allow no one 13 deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations end M Just-es-good'* ere bat
Experiments that trifle with end endanger the health of
Infonts end Children—Experience against Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
Spring Styles.
Cestoris Is e harmless substitute for Castor OH,
goric. Drops end Soothing Syrups. It is Plesmnt. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ether Narcotic
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cares Diarrhoea and Wind
Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cares Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Spring styles ar* not
hedged about, or hidden
away.
The new Spring Suits
are being shown in all the
most glorious productions
ol artistic tailoring.
We hardly think you
have ever seen so rich a
display of Spring Suits as
we have provided this sea
son, and those who are es
pecially hard to fit will find
it no effort to g e f what
they want from our new
stock.
We will "be pleased to
show you and give you an
idea of the latest and fin
est in mode and fabric.
Mj
BENTscm & mm,
S. E. Cor. King and Hasell sts
Charleston, S. C
The Kind Ten Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
'£r$f$B*inal J/otioBi.
JAMBK X PEURIFOY. JHO. H PEURIFOT
PEUR1F0Y BROTHERS.
Attorueyd and
Counwellnnt at Law.
All Easiness given Prompt Attention.
OVER TmE t’RES&AKO standard.
IVALTERBOKO. - - - 8. C-
I
ii d. ms
LOW EXCURSION
» • «.
R ATES
VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
To Birmingham Ala, and return account
Annual Reunion U. C. V. Tickets on sale
June 6th. ;th and 8te, final limit June 20th.
For futher information, reservations, etc.,
with nearest Ticket Agent, or
W. J. CRAIG, 9 T. C. WHITE,
Pnssenger Traffic Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent
Wilmington, N. C.
At Hyrne’s Store
Another lot of
Seasonable dry goods,
Just in.
aud
IMPORT OF GOOD ROADS.
Feints In Lsgitimstc Support cf Build
ing and Maintaining Than*.
Goo 1 ronds iirv n l**nrrtt to tbe fann
ers because they render trntix|><>rtaU >n
of farm products easier; they facilitate
travel and shurten tbe time to and
from town or city markets: they are
humane In that they llshten the draft
for horses: they make driving on pleas-
■re or business trips more enjoyable:
they foster a neighItorly spirit through
communication; they are au al l to the
federal government In establishing
free rural delivery mail routes; they
are business promoters and a credit to
HAVE YOU been to Mrs. W. A. Black’s to
i
see the Bargains that have been placed on her
%
counters at and below cost?
Summer dress goods, embroideries, laces, corsets,
ladiesjand children’s'hose, Millinery included.
Everything must be sold during the months of June
Real, Estate, Brokerage
In-ura c *.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
^ Housfca to Rent. *
Opposite tne Market,
WALTEKBORO. 8. c.
THE
and July. Call and be convinced.
E
Clean Sweep
Sale on Summer and Winter
Dry r Goods. All prices.
.J
W. A. BLACK
THE LADIES STOKE.
Dp. A. J. Anderson
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours:
m.
m
9 a. m., I p.
8 p. m , fi p.
OPPOSITE Farmers and .Merchants
Bauk
WALTERBORO. S O
G. W. GLOVER.
Proprlc:or.
Kennedy’s
Laxative
Cough Syrup
CONTAINS NONET AND TAN
Rslieres Colds by working them out at
the system througn a copious and heal thy
action of the bowels
Relieves Cough* by cleansing Um
mucous membranes ef the throat, efcetf
aad bronchial tubes.
a:t auounuit fob oogd mum.
any community, state or nation and.
•■ally, are au lodes to tbe Intelligence,
■reaper!ty and activity of tbe people.
Ad tbeee pointa are In legitimate
of tbe cuMtntctfoa and maln-
iNce of good roada. aaye tbe Booth
Cultivator. Many other reasons
tit be cited In tbetr favor. It does
■ aaoosakNM that, amid all uur
•ted nattooal pregreaa, thin great
tty ef modern ctvtltaattoo should
kept eo far la the background..
rbe nattoa needa better and more
ittal highways, aad It Is hope
M to see ladtcatJooe that this subject
wfll aooa receive more atteutloa from
ear nettooal and state lawmakers than
karetofora. Tbe Importance of good
rarml rlgbwaya Is being more thor
aaghly recognised by baslneos men and
legislator* than ever before, and tbe
■aad no argument to convince
that better roads will Improve
boalneaa materially.
A Read Club.
• The fanners of Pleasant View dis
trict. ten miles south of Eureka. Greeu
wood county, Kan., have organized a
good roads club with 8. F. Rocky pres-
ideot and M. O. Hanson secretary
The dub ha* eighteen charter me:ifc
ban. In tbe district nre eleven mile*
af -road, and It is the object of the
dab to have each' mile properly graded
aad worked regularly with the mad
Orag. The dnb will hold regular weet-
4 fogs to discuss necessary improvements
wad methods-for work.
Nn'ure lia» provided th* stomach
with certain na'nnd fluids ki o vn aa the
«;:g*Mi\e juices, aut it t* ibu.ugh tbe*e
juioee hat the tood we eat Is teted upon
ins. ch a way a* lo prodoce the neb,
red blot d Gist flows throogh tbe vetu*
ut tor Icily and thereby mskes is
stroug, healthy and robos , and it is
the weakening of thete digtsHie juices
tbst destro s health. It U cur owu
lauli II we destioy our own bealtb, and
\tt it is t»o easy for any « ne trrpot the
stomach out of order. When yt a oeetl
to take something take it promptly, but
take »OuieiMag vou know ie reliable—
Beware of Gintmen’e for Catarrh,
that Contaiu Mercorv\
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smeil aud completely derauee tie
whole system wbsn entering i* tbroogb
tne mucous surfaces. Huch articles
should uever be used except on prescrip
tions from reputable physicians as the
damage they will do la ten (old to tbe
good yon cau posaibiy derive from them.
Had * Catarrh Cure, msoufabtured by
F J Ch ney A Co, Toledo, O , cantalus
do roerco*y, and is taka internally, act
ing directly upon tbe blood and mocous
something like Kodol For Dyspep la, sur'aoes of the system. In buying
aud Indigestion. Kodol is pleasant to " * ‘ ' ‘ ~
take, it is reliable and Is guarantee to
give relief. It Is sold by Walterboro
Drug Co.
^ m ^ i
^hen g two-faced manmarriet
a two-faced woman they keep
each other gooMing.
Nttkmaeess re-
Rings Ltrtla Liver
ipUxton
Sick Headache and
Itevad at oaoe with
PUle. A rosy coasplexkm aad okwr
eyes raaait froai their nan. Do not
gripe or steken Good for all tbe lead
ij. Bald hr Waiuiboro Drag Co.
Badly Sprsiue l Ankle Cured.
Three years sg > our (’nughter sprain*
ed her ankle aud had been suffering
terribly tor two days xml nights—had
not slept a minute. .Mr Siadiugs, of
Roller, Teon.. tcld us of rhum^rlain’*
Pain Balm. We went to the rtore
that nicht aud got a bottle of it and
bathed her aukle two or three times and
she went to sle*p and had a good night’s
rest. Tbe naxt morning she was mneb
better and in a short- tun* rook, walk
atound and had no more tio«ble with
her aukle —E M Bmmitf, Hompton,
Tenn 38 and 50 cents sites for sale
by John M Klein.
“As
to tbe tests
ee Maple Sugar”
Children like It
}m BAGKACMi- WEAK MOREYS Trj
kitfi KMity aai ItaMer PltU—Sm aai Sch
o
John M. Klein. Druggist.
Candidates’
Cards
Polished from n^w
tillafter the election
if brief, for
$5.?? per Card.
It is not too earlj
to let the “Dear Pee
pul’ know that yoc
are a candidate.
The Press
and Standard.
IHE WORLD^GREATEST SEWIN6 MACHINE
feHf
Hell’s Catarrh Care be sore yon ge’.
tbe geoatne.. It is taken internally and
made la Toledo, Ohio, by F J Cheney >
& Co. Teetimonbtis free. .
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75a per
bottle.
Take Hall'e
slips, too.
Family Pi^s for oon-
^Throaof my girlttra in love”
"What are you going to do
about it?"
Order a longer dining room
table, 1 gueae ."—Lonisville
Oourier-Journal.
Bora in Iowa.
Oor faanlv were all bom and raised
la Iowa, and havenseo Chamberlain'e
Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remed
(made at Dee Moiow) for years. We
snow how g nd It la from long experi
ence m the nae of it. In fact, when in
El Paso, Texet, dhe Writer's life wee
Hived by the p ompt nee o thisremedv.
We are now engaged In (he mercenille
bosiueas at Navcr-o«see, Fit, and have
intr»diicvd the remedy here. It has
l roVc*n very fQi'ceskful ai-d I- uonsiaiftU
gruwiug favor—Konis Bro». This
remedy l» for aalebv John 51 Klein.
Bucltldhi’s Arnica Sai V3
Tbe Desl Scive lo Ti.c World.
Mrs. Henpeck—I soppoao if I
were to die tomorrow yo f d mar
ry some other woman immediate
ly H
Mr. Henpeck—Not righa away
I’d take a little reet first—
Brooklyn Eagle.
Tired BKHhera, worn out by the
peevish, cross baby have found Carons-
weak a boon and a b*aassing. Caaowa-
weet is for hahtee aad children, and la
eayecially good tor the Ills eo common
»n hot weather. Look for the Ingred
ient* prieted on the bottle Oontaina
no harmful drnga Sold by Waller-
boro Drug Co.
* u O Tommy! you’re too old to
cry.” "Ye*, an’ I’m too y-y-
youngter have w wot I’m cryiiv
fer.’’-Exchange.
Young Hopeful: "Mummy,
have goosetierriea got. legs?”
'Mother: 4 No, dear.” Young
Hopeful: ‘Then I’ve swallowed
a caterpillar. ”-Tli« Tat If r.
Pinenleefor Baokaobe, little golden
globoies, easy and pleasant to take.
Act directly on the kidneys purify the
blood and invigorate the satire mlam.
Beet for beoksoke. lame bach, m aevs
and Madder. 80 days trial $1.00.
Guaranieed by Walterboro Drag Go.
Second Camper: "Where do
yon think I’d better pitch my
tent?” First Camper (tangled,
mosquito-bitten, and tripping
over a stake) : Right over' the
cliff.”—Harper’s Weekly.
■ • mm fo-
The Beet Mils Ever Sold.
’’After doctor tag 15 years for chronic
Ihdigvetioa, and spending over two hun
dred dollars, nothing ties 11000 ate as
ranch good as Dr Kipg'a New life PUle.
I consider them tbe boat pliie ever sold
writes B F Avtcue. of Ingleatde, N. C.
Sold ondvr gnuantee at John M Klein's
drug store. 25c.
Have just opened an ice
house and can furn'sh ice
at 50 cents a hundred
pounds.
«
Williams Ice U.
WILLIAMS, S. C.
DeWItt'i. KMrev nnd Bladder Fill*
i»re prnnipt u*id tb<>ioug 1 and Will In a
v#rv *h *rt tlm® n^aken-
wl kirinpv. ailav tronMis anait'g
** '-m litfl>imm«tioti of t lvlder.
Th’ v *r • rvof'rr.'f-d ♦•vnrywhorr.
‘ Sold by VValte: b jrb jr > Uru^ Co. •
Looking to the Future.
Small Daughter—Say. mammy,
when we go to heaven, shall we sit on
the clouds or Just on the blue sky?—
* Meggendorfer Clatter.
hCKwinc yIBKriOS.
-
Basis ths
ftfsatue
Busk
PROFESSIONAL NOilCE.
We J G Padgett and J C
Lemacks, have entered into a
copartnership for the practice
of law, under finn name of
Padgett and Lemacks. with
offices at the present Law Of
fices of J G Padgett
J. G. Padgett,
j. C. Lemackss -
5*20-31
The examine! 4 on for tha award of
vacant Scholarships In Winthrop Col
lege and for tbe admiaslon of new ato-
d*nts will b- held at the county court*
hones 00 Friday, July 3, at • a. m. Ap
plicants most be not less. than fifteen
vtarsof age. When Bcholarthipe are
vacant after Jnl* 3 they will be award
ed to those making tbe highest average
nt this examination, provided they meet
the condition* grivnrntn< ibe award.
ApidicmrVforJ’tolioiarshipsahoald write
: to i„ut Johnson before the ex-
emira'ion for >choUrs l ilp examination
Mank-. 4
Scholarship* are worth flOO and free
tuition The neHsio'! will ooen
s^j.fHnv‘.er ifi loos. For farther infor-
t , i , ip»Mln I caialoirne. a i 1'««* Pres* D-
Johnson, R >c!l Hill, S C.
V
■h. t
. ‘ i-.. *