The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 17, 1908, Image 6
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TiromblTIUW IH BltEEIVVILLL
WWI H Dm* In a City With Thirtaan
Cattan Milla and 1(M>00 Oparativaa.
Two year* of rrohlbitloo In Orwn>
.vfUa, 8. C.. show that In that city.!
With Ita thirteen cotton mil!*, employ* |
tag more than 10.000 men. bualneaa baa
lacreaaeil W> per cent with the mer-
ctianta; murder. oo<-e common, la a
rarity, while more factory people have
boorht and built home* In the laat
.two year* than they had done before
that time lo ten year*.
*Drink" Arraats 12 Par Cant Lasa In
Columbia, Tann.
The flrat year of Prohibition at Co-
Jumbla, Tenn.. completed April 1. 1008.
allowed that In that city arrests for
drunkennena hare decreased 02 per
cent na compared with the preceding
year under Uceuae Total arreata for
year April 1. 1J0H. to April. 1007.
UNDER MCKNSK. 030. of which 204
ware ••drunka;** total arreata for year
April, 1007. to April 1. 1008. UNDER
PROHIBITION. 321. of which 70 were
“drunka.” In spite of many predictions
that the city “would be tilled with ra*
caul houses a* a result of Prohibi
tion." practically erery former saloon
location la now occupied by a thrlrlng
legitimate bualneaa.
WHAT PROHIBITION WILL i
; ; DO FOR WAQt EARNERS.
In or ease in faatary
wages raawlting from
3 Prohibition |2St,ia2JM
Wages now paid in
liquar manufactur
ing 48.14E2M
Wag* oarnora, leak at th*
two linos and *m haw Prahibi*
tian will bring work far you and
pay you mare than |241,00(L000
mar* after th* liquar traffic gooa
away.
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Th* Sincerity of th*
When the l<ouisiana Liquor associa
tion pro|»oaed recently to Inaugurate
certain reform measures, especially as
to the observance of the Sunday law
and tbe law forbidding tbe sal* of
liquor to minoTH, its committee ou reso
lutions was duly afqiotated to carry out
Its proposition. 1 he committee's clialr-
man was arrested on the very next
Sunday, hardly tw’o days after tbe
meeting, for running his saloon on
ftauday and for selling Intoxicating
drinks to a boy.
children an
now. it ia
Help sow th* nation M kno# deep" in
Prohibition literature, facta for tbe
million Write at ouce, Charles It
Jones, chairman. t)2 I-a Salle street,
Chicago.
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YOU ARE THE JURY. ;;
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, the
brilliant southern orator, has ,
boon stirring staid Philadelphia
with her philippics against th* '
liquor traMKo, th* dally proas of ,
that eKy giving her as much
opae* as they would a visiting |
president or world known dipla* <
mat. In an* of har brilliant ad* '
sli#
“THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC It 1
NOW ON TRIAL FOR ITS
LIFE. AND YOU ARE THE i
JURY. Vau must return a just .
.< ’ verdict or answer far th* wrong ^
<, at th* bar of judgment. If your |
are crying far brand <
im the brand
■t for liquor.
I navar hoard of n Prohibition
city whara thousand* marched
an th* city haU demanding food I
and amplaymanL LET Ut
MARCH ON THE BREWERS
INSTEAD OF ON THE
MAYOR.”
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ft.
A Surprising Canfaaaian.
Liquor paper* do oot always coo fans
the progress I to results of their basi
ls as frank a fashion as does Both
Sides, the liquor paper of Minneapolis.
June 22 In an editorial note: “Th* four
decades of man according to liquid ra-
freshments are: First, milk and sooth
ing sirup: second, Budwelasr and Hour
Uon; third, Permia and Hootetter Bit-
• ham: fourth, chloroform.'*
Why wouldn't It bs better If the bust-
»nano responsible for such a state of af-
Odra In ita tens of thousands of victims
* ware given LEGAL CHLOROFORM
-AT THE BALLOT BOX?
Why the Prohibition party ball ova* It
will elect Ra issue. Write Charles R.
Janes, chairman. 92 Laaalle street. Chi
cago, for particulars.
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\ ; WHEN PROHIBITION WILL ^
< > HAVE A FAIR TRIAL.
Prohibition will only be tart-
od whan the ganaral gavarn*
mant oaaaoa ta ba a partner, or,
rather, banaftsiary, af th* liquar
traMai whan th* national eon-
stitutian shall prohibit th* im
portation, manufacture and sale
uaf mldMbWdbflSn laaaaaanmm* ^mAamaa Elam
WW BWBWFFlWMw VtsfVqps m• WtsmFs Vim
political party controlling the
nation is ue favor af Prohibition
anfarmd. — John ft
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Tdfs Pilk
Mhaidali th* TORPID LIVER,
■Usaathaa the dlaaativq adgaas,
r^pdrta tbs bnmw, aad an as*
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE,
mi; oin.
the
Take No SubcUtute.'
Prohibitionists of Notion Plan
ning to Rally at Columbus,
0., July 14, 15, 16.
Over 2.000 delegntfs and alternates
to the national Prohibition convention
of IUU8 have slrently te-eii ebunen b>
two-thlnl* of the stales and terrltorto
throughout the country
Correspondence at Prohibition nu
tlonal bendiiunrters now dully add* to
the certainty that this year's national
convention at Columbus. O., which
will nominate tbe presidential and vice
presidential standard tieurers of the
Prohibition host* will Is* tbe greatest
event In tbe history of tbe Prohibition
cause.
Tbe convention will meet In Memo
rial hall, one of tbe finest auditoriums
fbr such a gathering In tb* United
States.
For tbe first time In Prohibition his
tory the liquor traffic Is thoroughly
awakened and realizes that It la facing
• great national conflict which may
this year fix tbe doom of the whole
bnalnesa.
“The fight la national, and It Is at Its
height, and tbe enemy Is thoroughly
arouaed.” Is the way Bonfort's Wine
and Spirit Circular for April 25 ana
lyzes tbe situation. And In another
paragraph It sums up tbe trade's un-
preparedness In these words:
"Our trade Is like tbe people of a
city who decide to fight after the ene
my have battered down most of tbe
walla with their guna.”
While the drink business ia thus plac
ing Itself on the defensive, the Prohi
bitionists throughout tbe country are
getting ready for an aggressive ad
vance.
Every state Prohibition convention
held during tbe last ninety days has
reflected this new spirit of confidence
and optimism, and In erery case the
party organization has been greatly
strengthened and liberal subscriptions
raised for carrying on tbe national
campaign.
The Prohibition national committee
has just issued an appeal, to th* Pro
hibition forces of the nation for a na
tional campaign fund to ba contribut
ed in small popular sums by 50,000
friends of the cause. It Is hoped that
this 00.000 fund with an aggregate sub-
scrlptlon of at least 160,000 will ba
eomplatod by July 1, so that It can b*
announced at tbs national convention
at Ootumboa that a fighting fund baa
b**o pledged, subscribed to by more
friaoda and weiiwlaban of the causa
than aver before.
•vary on*, whether voter or ndn-
votor, who baUovea In the Prohibition
of tho liquor traffic la invited to enroll
himself ta this 50,000 fund aad tend
hi* subscription at one* to national
haadqoaitora, 98 Laaalia street. Chi
cago.
PrahibKle* la Coming, Say* Elbart
Hubbard.
Prohibition Is coming, too. than
yon can look for empty penltentlari*#.
Thar* wouldn't bo any more shootings
If there weren't any liquor-El belt
Hubbard in Address at Now Tort.
March 27, 190&
1 hr Mr»ig|»le’I>itH‘Oura|feH Many
a Citizen of Waltei boro.
Around a{l day with an ach-,
mg hack;
Cairl re§! at night;
Enough to make any one "i»ive
nut.”
IP an's Kidney ril!» will give
renewed life.
They will cure the backache;
Line every kidi ey ill.
iiere is Walterboro proof that
t il. ri ] S 80 t
Mie I’ \V Leach, Walterboro,
S (J, pays: “My hudbaml suf
fered a great deal from kidney
c< iii K laiiit’ ilia back ached most
all of the time and would l>e-
c< nif po lame I bat some of the
day* he could hardly get atound.
* e was caused much annoyance
at night on account of the too
lr«<|iieitt action of the kidneys
a ml tho secretions were highly
coh-red and contained a sedi
ment . ilc used plasteis and
liniments for the hqnfcache but
obtained only slight lelief.
Doan** Kidney Pills, procured
from the Walterboro Drug Co.
acted dili'eient from auythioghe
had previously taken. They
*t< I ped the backaches, corrected
the ..cion if the kiduoxs and
made it possible for him to ob
tain a full night's rest."
F<>r sale by all desien. Price
o'J cMita. Foster MiIburn Co,
Buffalo, New York, sola agent's
for I he United States.
liemeiuber tlwe name—Doan’s
—and take no other.
ILLINOIS*
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AGAINST
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What are the Prohibitionists doing ta
Partleglan may ba
by saw your addraaa to
If ft Is as saqy thing to
law Is osdsr to protect
Bay It win bt an
tha
Bt
Yi
REVOLT
RUM.
Chieag* has nalar b*aw-mara
heneycembad with via* of every
kind than sinaa th* anartmant of
har $1,000 liaana* erdinane*. Th*
saloons da net make even a pro
tons* af obeying th* law. They
run day and night and all day
Sunday. They sail ta minora
and drunkards indiaeriminataly.
They harbor disraputabl* woman
and fallen man. They manu
facture thieves, robbers and
eriminala faster than th* eRy
can taka ear* of them and a*
turn them loaaa in th* state and
country at large, la it any won
der that a ravelt ha* brekan
loaaaf lo R any wonder that th*
decant element af Chiaaga re
fuses t* ba any longer domi -
natad by this brutal breedar af
erimaf Is R any wander that
already mar* than half th* state
af Illinois has voted na an tha
quartian af lie*ne*7 la R any
wonder that th* whale nation is
rising up as ana man to threttl*
this eruei and marcllees man-
star? Th* paapla must net haR
or stay their hand until th*
last dramshop has bean driven
forever from American sail. Tha
aalaan must gal—Hama Harold.
::
Th.
Camogia HR* Drink,
can* of drink la th* caaae of
fallaroa la Ufa than anything
Too can surmount ovory other
habit, bat "th* maa who la a
drinker has not cot chance
la a milUoa of aaocaas la Ufa.—Andrew
In Addroos atPratt Inatttat*
not.
alas.
faulty
Bgja, oobm lo Um 'State onmpaign
Bwottaf out Monday, Jons 12.
Some people tleuive a lot of
aat.sfaction from thinking thii
ihey are thinking.
■ 0 mm 0 — *
Hore nipples.
Any mother who has had nperteLoe
«ith this diaireosing nilmem will It*
pi* asrd lo know that a core msv he
tffreted by applying ChamUrUio’s
Halve as soon as tbe child ladonenars-
Inc. Wine it off with a soft cloth
before allowing tha baba to nnrse.
M*oy trained nurses use this »alve with
hast remits. For sale by John M
Elate.
Thinks It caved hit Life.
Lrster M Nalsen. of Naples, Maine,
esysto a recent latter: "I have used Dr
King’s Now Discovery many vanrs, for
couahi and colds, and 1 think ttmvad
my Hlb. 1 have found It ar* liable ram.
odv for throat and lane eomplsints,
and would no mnro he be without a
hottla than I would ba witbqnt food ’*
Fbr naatly forty yearn Now Discovery
has stood at tha head of throat and lung
lomadtaa. As a preventive nt po«u-
monKand hoalorof weak lunci ii has
ho »qa«l. Hold under guarantee at
Kirin’s drag store. 60q. aad
Trial bottle froa.
MUSICAL SEASON
1907-08
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—THE— ‘
MASON & HAMLIN PIANO
Has beeiTplayed as Solo Instrument with the following
ORCHESTRAL:
The Boston Symphony Orchestra
The New York Philharmonic Orchestra
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
The Theo. Thomas Chicago Orchestra
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra
The Philadelphia Orchestra
The Hartford Philharmonic Orchestra
The New Haven Orchestra
The Worcester Festival Orchestra
The St. Paui Orchestra
The N. Y. Young People’s Symphony Orchestra
The Denver Symphony Orchestra
The Boston Festival Orchestra
The Pittsburg Orchestra
The Volpe Symphony Orchestra
The N. E, Conservatory of Music Orchestra
The Scranton Symphony Orchestra
The Mendelesson Orchestra, Newark.
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Also with the following CHAMBER MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS:
The Kneisel Quartet
The Adamowski Trio
The Hoflman Quartet
j.,...,
HOW THE SALOON PAYS <>
THE TAXES.
The aaloon keeper pays the
farmer’s taxes. Yes; we have
seen it often. And ultimately he
foreeloeee hie mortgage on the
farmer's farm. He pays the
farmer's taxes and ultimately
awns the farm,—Central Chris
tian Advocate.
A specific for pain—Dr Thom**’
Edrctric Ull, itmngriit, ebeeprat lini
ment ever de vised A himeeiiold reme
dy iu America fo* 25 years.
The kicker seems »o bo a ne
ct rary evil.
Bncklen'e Arnio *alve Wins
Tort Moore, n* Rural Itoote 1, LYch
ran Ua., writes: "I had a bad sore
come on tbe inatep of mv toot aud could
find not blog that vouldheal it until I
applird Bnoklen’s Aruicu Salve Less
than half of a 25 rant hox won tbe day
for nr.e by affecting a tierfert cure"
SqH under guarantee a*. John M Klein’*
drug aiora.
The Flonzaley Quartet
The Longy Club
The Trio Club, St. Louis
The Lakeu Quartet
And iu recital in all large cities from
The Rubinstein Club, St Louis
The Marco ison Quartet
The Musurgia Society
No Need of Suffering from Rheuma
tism
It ia a mi»t*ke to allow rhcimatUm to
become chronic, ax the pain can always
tie relieved, and in moat caaea a cure
effected t»e applying Chamberlain’* Pain
Balm. The relief from pain which it
affoids la alone worth manv times its
oo*i. It makes sleep and reat l oeaible.
Even in Caeca of long standing this lini
ment ahnuld be iwd on a'-count of the
relief which it afford* 25 and 50 cent
size* for ta> by .lotiu M K tin.
A Virginia Lacy »ays "I have taken
some of «onr Kydale’a Hiomacb Tablets
and ll<«-y did me more good than any
thing I ever took for Dyapepah I have
had it naarlv all my itta, and feel so
thankful that I have*at last feund some
thing that helps me, for only those tLat
have this disease know what it ia."
Misa Nettie Hiring, Taylorstown,
Virginia. d
Kydale’a Stomach Tablets ar* sold
under a guarantee to do nil that is
claimed for them John M Klein.
BOSTON to SAN FRANCISCO and from
v
BANGOR to NEW ORLEANS
*
And by many of THE WORLD’S GREATEST PIANISTS including F. Brueschweiler, Theo. Saul,
Harold Bauer, Katherine Goodson, Rudo ph Ganz, Heinrich Gebhard, Emil Paur, Autonette Szumo-
waka, Sigiamond Stojowski, Mary Angell, Jan Sickeez, Edith Moxon Gray, Louis Bachuer, Alfred De
Vote, Edith Thompson, Ernest Kroeger, Charles Anthony, Carl Stasny, Wynnie Pyle, Anna G. Lock-
wood, Signor Miramontes, Prof Oitmar Moll, Anthony Stankowitcli and by the Charleston Philhar
monic Society.
Mason & Hamlin Pianos are for sale only by
THE CABLE COMPANY,
y * Everything known in music.
Cable Building. J. V. Wallace, Mngr. Charleston, S- C.
Can’t look wall, oat wall or feel wo I
impure blood feeding your body. Keep
th* b’ood par* with Bardook B1 od
Bitters. Eat simply, taka exercise,
keep clean aa I you will have long Ilf*.
CASTOR IA
?<r lateate aaA GUUna.
Th KM Yn Ban Ahnja BnfM
Bonn tho
Blguataro of
GEO. S. HEO
I Sterling Silver Wedding Presents,
watches, clocks and jewelry at
I J. A VtSTEHBEBG, Jewelry Store.
WALTERBORO, 8. C.
Repairing a Specialty.
(Next to 0 D. May’s Sale s able).
-MANUFACTURERS—
Doors Sosh aad Bliads
BALUSTER! AND COLmNS
CHARLESTON, S C.
KILL tw COUGH
*n CURB tin LUNGS
""T" Dr. King’s
New Discovery
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PB1CB
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K^itHbttahed In 1704.
Oldest Firm lo
0. A. WALKER ft CO.
m FENCE CHEAPER THAN WSOD
L ? 43^J-!-LU44.:il
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v.:
82 Meeting Street,
charleston, s c
MARBLE AND
^ QRANITB WORM,
and
CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE EXAMINATION.
The examination lor the award of
Scholarships in Clemson Agricultn.
ral College will be held in the
County Court House on Friday, July
3, a: 9 a. m. Applicants mutt fill
oat proper forms, to be secured from
the County Superintendent of Ed
ucation, before they will be allowed
to stand the examinations. For de
tailed information apply to the SnpL
of Education or to the President of
Clemson Uollege.
Applicants for admission to the
college, who are not seeking for the
scholarships, will also stand entiance
examinations at the court house July
3rd.
l i e scholarships are worth $100
and fre£tuition.
Tbe next session of the college
opens Sept 9, 19(!8.
•* For catalogues and information
apply to P H M ell. President.
Morality is always ready to
monopolize the spot light.
a — mmm %
Do Wilt's Little Early Risers, tha
famous Tittle liver pill*, are sold by
Walterboro Drug Co.
Occasionally a woman bays a
hat that actually looks like one.
"I have somewhat oostive. bat Doan's
Regulot* gave just the remits dart red.
They act mildly aad regulate tho
bowels perfectly.’’-Ooorg* B Krause,
306 Walnnt Are, Altoona, Pa.
♦
Anyway, the man whh hag no
friends never disappointes them.
Rydala's Tonic norer fails to care
ch*lls and malaria and is one of tbo
beat svatem tonios on earth. It oontains
in addition to other valuable ingredients
Iron, Quinine And Strycbiue Two simas.
50c ana r.00. Sold by John M Klein.
A grouch alwavs hurts the
grouchy persou most of all.
• One application of aaoZan Pile
Remedy, for all forms o( piles relieves
pain, sooths, reduces inflammation,
soreness and Itching. Price 50o.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction. Sold
by Walterboro Drug Co.
— a —rtito *- J
True friends are neither bores
nor borrowers.
PinMalve Ctfbolfzed acta like a pool,
rice Quick relief for bites and sting of
io«ecta. chapped skin. cots, burns and
•ores, tan and snnburik Sold by Wal
terboro Drag Co.
Many men’s goodness it due to
the fact that they are not found
out.
Send For Prices,
Mr JM Y. Boa* fwprnn—to « nt
O A WALKML
J Du scon
Stomach Troubles.
Manv remarkable cores of stomach
troubles hare effected by Chamber I ain'a
Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man
who had spent over taro thousand dollara
for medicine and treat me at was oared
bv a few boxea of tbaaa tablets. Price.
25 cants. Samples free at John li
Klein’* drag sure.
Don’t give a dollar with one
hand and take back two with the
other.
When it comes to the scratch
the flea is elsewhere.
Ifct lirt Vn Hr* Ahwyt BwgK
— man who overestimatea
his greatness makes a great mi*-
take.
Big cats or little rifts. sninU scratches
or braises or big ones am healed quickly
by De Witt's Witoh Heart Halve. It te
eepertallv goad for piles. Bn eure to
— DgWitt'a. SoUt by WaUerb^o
s* 1
Drag