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UNITED STATES SENATE for I beg to MeonBoe my candidacr cbe United Slates Senate in tbe ap- proecbiny Democratic primary, and reapectfallT solicit the aap'port of the solicit a coutinuance of tbe same myaelf a eaadMate for rapemMr. nab' ject to tbe rniea of tbe Domocrrtie pri maries and pledge myself to support tbe nominees thereof. Thao king my friends for tneir generous sapper! they gave me two years ago. I respectfully M H Carter. I hereby announce myseif a candidate for tbe office of county supervisor and pledge myself to abide tbe result of tbe Democratic primary. T I’ Johnson Green Pond. I htweby announce myself a candidate for the office of CosmtT Supervisor of Coileton county, and pledge to abide tbe result of tbe Demncmiic pri mary. Respectfully, J. O. Jaques. Sr. for p'ndge nsyenif Dnmorratic pr tbn to abids the ranah of t primary. P W Warns. LOCAL AND Democratic voters of this State. R. G. Ruett. FOR CIRCUIT SOLICITOR.. a candidate fdt solicitor of the Ninth Jud'cml t'ircnit I will abide tbe resnii of ihe Democratic primary. .Tno. H. Penrifoc. I hereby announce myself a Can didate for the Office of Solicitor of the 9th. Judicial Circuit, and pledge myself to abide the results of the Democratic Primary. • W. St. Julien Jervey. FOR REPRESENTATIVE I reapectfu.lv •nuouuce myself n can didate lor elifc legislature from Colle’on county, snbiect to the rules of the Democratic primary elec’ion. John J Jones. Bmoaks. 8. C. Pursuant to the resolution of the late county dimocratic convention, tnc friends of D C Hand -ra present his can didacy to the democratic voters of Col leton county tor house of representatives In the approaching primary, and pledge him faithful to tbe rules and nominees of the same. At the solicitation of my frb nds l hereby announoe mvseif a candidate for tbe legislature from Colleton county. subject to tbe rules of the Democratic primary. Kepectfully. J L Robertson. I respectfully annoauce myself a can- didate for tbe legislature, subject to the J * elected^, I promise tomit^ forth tnv rules and regulations of th‘* Democra tic party and pledge mvself to support the nominees of the party* W C llrant At the solicitation of many friends throughout the county, 1 announce my self a candidate for tiie lower branch of the State Legislature Subject to the rules ol the Democratic primaries. G W Way. I take plertnre ‘n arnonneing *o tbe Democratic voters of Colleton Oooatj that I am a candidate for the office of Coroner, subject to the rales and regu lations of tbe Democratic Brimary. Hmnaks, 8. O. Jamee M Smith. Jr. j Believing that I am in a poaition to give better service now than formerly, I hereby announces myself a candidate for ! re-election to tbe office of coroner, and i pledge mvself to abide tbe result of tbe Democrntic primary. J M Renton, j Ruffin. 8.C."^. | FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. At the solicitation of my many friends , I have decided to offer for the office of county commissioner fer Colleton conn- tv,’subject to the rules and rngulatioias of the iVmocrntic party. If elected wiM discharge tbe duties of the office irrespective to friend or toe Jasper Robensou. At the solicitstior of my many Meeds I have decided to enter the race for ( onnty commissioner, hereby pled- i ing myself to abide the re*nit of tbe : Democratic primaries. R E. Stuoak. I hereby announce mvself a candidate for re-election as county commissioner, pledging myseif t abide the resnlt of the Democraiic printary 1 VV Dopson I hereby annoOnce mv candidacy for countv commissioner of Colleton conn* ty, subject P the rules of the Demo cratic primary. J K W Morris. After crnsnltatlon with mv friends in Adams Run. I have decided to run for county commissioner from the low irhardt Banking Company, Ehrhardt, S. C. CAPITAL STOCK—$20,000.00. J FOlt COUNTY AUDITOR I (hereby announce mv candidacy for the'office of auditor for Colleton coun ty, subject to the rule* ot the demo cratic primaries. H W DuBcis. At the solicitation of friends through out the county. 1 am in the rare,for County Auditor. My platform js hon est, efficient service- My qualifications are thorough knowledge of boon-keep ing backed by fifteen years experience. 1 pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary and to support ihe nominees thereof. E. M. Jones To the Democratic voters of Colleton county: I am a candidate for the of fice of county auditor, subject *o the rules and regulations of the Democra'ic party. 1* M Bncsner. » il*I V'kJULlI V .1 » Will I 1 hereby annonnee my candidacy for country, subject tc tbe rules of the the office of auditor of Colleton county, i Democratic primary. C H Platt. S - We tic ^^neral Ijanking business, and solicit your sccount. W e are backed by a strong Board of Hirectors, insuring you every safety. We allow you 4 per cent on deposits in our Savings Department. W T e extend to our customers even- courtesy, consis tent with good banking. * W r e receive accounts of in dividuals, firms and corporations on favorable terms, and shall be pleased to meet or correspond with those who contemplate making changes or opening new accounts. , L. < ’OI'KL AM*, Urouident. J. (’. Ki\tKI>, \ ice-Brest. A. F. BKNORKfioN, Cashier. - f F r Indigestion Use ( Gamble’s Digestive Wine J. A. Breland hai oar thanka for some very fine tomatoes. Mrs R L Fraser and son Lad- low leaves this afternoon to visit Rock Hill. Willie Hickman of Field** Point, is visiting relatives and friends in town this week. Miss Ada Lanpdale, of Deas- ant Grove, is visiting her sister at Williams, this wtek- Miss Ida Langdale, who has been atending school in Savannah has returned home on vacation. T. L. Stanley of McLaurin an nounces his 'candidacy in this weeks issue for Magistrate of Broxton township. Miss Mary Fishburne left here yesterday afternoon for Darling- con, where she will make her home for a time.—Evening Fckt. Miss Dora If soy, one of charm ing young ladies of Round is visiting her si*ter Mrs Mary Lang dale, at Uleasant Grove tlim week. to the rubs of the Democratic primary Rnflin. J K. Harper. best efforts to do my w hole duty. Sub ject to tbe rules of the Demccratic party. Sam B Saundei s. 1 hereby annonnee my candidacy for . _ , ,, thd office ol auditor for Colleton county, ( respectfally annonnee m vself a can- subject to tbe tales of the Democratic J or l ^, e county M>n mi*- primaries. J VV Carson. 8,cmer for Uolleton county, subject to • the rules and regula’lous of the demo- I hereby announce myself a candidate et»tio p«rtv. , J B Padgett, for the office of county auditor and Sinoaka. 8. C. pledge myaelf to abide the result of the Prompted by a sense of gratitude for 1 the splendid support given me in the ; Democratic primary and support the last primary, and also by a sense of duty I nominees ol the party to my county aud^tate until the prohi bition victory is won, 1 attain offer my service for the levislature. Pledging myself to abide by the result of the primary. J B Dodd. At the so ’.citation of friends in many sections of the county, I have decided o announce myself a candidate for the lower branch of the State Legislature If elected, it shall be my aim to serve the interests 1 of the irreat county of Col letdjk to tbe best of my ability. If you believe this I sbair appreciate yonr suffrage. 'Respectfully W. VV. Smoak. Jr. FOR MASTER. To the Democratic voters o Colleton county: I respectfully announce mv self a candidate for re-election to the office cf master; subject to the rub s ol tbe primaries, ami pledge myself »o support the nominees thereof. Thank ing my friends for their generous sup port in toe imst, I respectfully solicit a contiuuauce of the same. C G Henderson. I hereby annonnee myself a candidatr ier the office of master in equity foe Colleton county and pledge myself to abide the result ot the Democraiic pri mary, and to support the nominees thereof . G Albert Beach FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself a candidate for sheriff for Colleton county, subject to the rules of the Demo.ratrc primary. B H Padgett. I hereby annonnee that I am a can didate for the aherifTx office of Colle ton county, subject to the rules govern ing the primary election of tbe Demo cratic party. J T Polk. Not at the solicitation ot any one; not because anybody especially wants me to; bat becauae I want the job, I res pectfully annonnee to tbe Democratic voters of Colleton Uonntv. that I am s candidate fo r the high office of sheriff in the approaching primaries. If elect ed, I will do my whole rinty. pledging mvself to abide the result of the said primaries and support tbe nominees thereof. D. L. Smith. I hereby announce myself a candidate for sheriff of Colleton county and pledge myaelf to abide the result of the Demo craticprimary. W. R. Fox. I hereby announce myaelf a candidate for the office of ■herit) of Colleton county and pledge myseif to abide the reeult oi tbe Democratic primary, and If elected will do my duly J Brook Fender. I hereby announce my candidacy for tbs* office of abetiff of Colleton county, and pledge mveelf to abide the resnlt of tbe Democratic primary, and to support the nominees thereof. J Manny Carter. I Weby announce myseif a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Colleton coun ty, and of thaDemocr Neyles. FOR TREASURER. FOR MAG 181 RATE. A A Patterson, Jr _ ^ r * ... » „ To the Democratic voters of Broxton ' township I tun a candidate for reelec- • lion to the office of magistrate for Brox- ' ton township, pledging mvs«*lf to abide I hereby annonnee myself a candidate the resnlt of^he Democrat if primary, for the office of treasurer of Colleton I sincerely apprecta'e the almost nnan- county and pledge myself to abide the imons confidence in me. expressed by result oi the Democraiic primary and it tbe.yotera of my township iu the past elected will do my duty. and respectfully ask a similar endorse A V? Lyons ment at this time, t Rice Patch. H A Cnmnnugs. To the Democratic voters of Colleton To lhe volerB of Ho „ e Pen. Tieer Creek, county: I am & candidate for the office atu j peoples Clubs. It is known to the of county treasurer, sal>jeyt to raoe t c f you, since March, the 1st, that rules of the Democratic party. I will j j am a candidate for magistrate. If appreciate auy support given me. elected, will do my whole duty, with out fear or favor: Subject to tbe rules Mrs I). L. Smith who ha? beets very ill at her home here ib *till »iuite ill. This will In* and nows . . to the many friends of Mr. and An Invaluable* Digestant and Ionic suited to the Treatment Mrs. Smith. iot’all Weak and Exhausted Conditions of System, whether r r , , .. , ., , , I hereby annonnee mvself a candi-1 Bb *UCed 1>\ 1 ault\ 1 loeStlOIl or the result Ol Recent or I ro- j UleaSitDf (irovo, on date for eonnty commissioner, subject longed Illness. | the BOth of July. The public in Its Digestive Powers relieve the Strain upon a Weakened cordially invited to attend and Stomadi, while its Tonic properties tone and strengthen it, ( ^ r * D ^ G lt 'i r haikets well filled, rendering thti Stomach capable of performing naturally and Mr and Mm John J..lone*were unassisted the Digestive Functions. Under its salutory in- in town Monday vigiriiiy the lat- ffuence all of those distressing Symptoms of Dyspepsia, Sick ter 8 m ‘dher. Mr? G A. S tul«, or Sour Stomach, .Nausea, V onutin^, Heartburn and Consti pation quickly disappear, and Good I )igestion waits on a Healthy Appetite. REMEMBER! When you use Gamble’s Digestive .Tonic and it fails to lmvc satisfaction the price will be refunded to to you by the merchant from whom it was purchased. If you will use it once you will have no other remedy. Price 50 Cents For Sale by John M Klein. . Mr. Jones is a Candida.e for tho legislature, see his card m this issue. J B Herndon, of Turkey Creek, Fla., who is well known in this County, is visiting his mother at Getsinger. Mr. Herndon is in the turpentine business in Florida and is doing well. He will spend th° rest of the summer in OolDton. W 8 Mxrvin. ,1 hereby annonnee mv candMaov for re-election as Treasurer of Colleton ' county, anil pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary. If elected I shsll endeavor to do my whole duty, as I have in the past. R. E. ^pne*. FOR CLERK OF COURT. At the solicitation ot my many friends > I have decided to make the race for ! clerk of court for ColtelOn county, sub ject to the Democratic primaries D B Hudson. I hereby announce myself a candidate for clerk of court, pledging mveelf to abide the result of the dem'^crati'* primary. P. m. Murray. I hereby announce mv cahdidacy re-election as (Tert of Oourt of Colleton county, and pledga.myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary. ♦ H. D. Padgett. I take thia method of aonouncinsr my candidacy for clerk of court for Colle ton county, and pledge myself to abide the result of the Demccratic primary. E. R. MoTeer. SHEHIFF S SUES- T have somewhat costive, hulf Doan’s Reguiets gave just the results desired. i They act mildly and regulate the . . - , . , ! bowels perfectly. ”—George B Krause 1W Virtue of tax executions 10 ine .. 0G Walnul Ave f Altoo|1! J Pft of the Democratic primary. Columbus N Langdale. tv, and pledge myaelf to abide tbe reeult democratic Primary J. W.HilL I hereby annonoon mymlf n candidate for ru-electiou an abnriff ot uoltetcm county, and pledge myaelf to abide the rates of tbe Democratic party L Q Owena. FOR SUPERVISOR. I hereby ennoonoe myaelf n candidate for county anpervisor. pledging myaelf oabide the result of ^Democratic primary. ^ N Jones. Fallow oltinnoe of Colleton: It af ford* me much pleasure to be permit ted to offer to %on again my aervioee as eonnty supervisor, pledging myeelf if elected, to eenre you to the beet of my ability, in this your most important efftea. and to abide tbe resolte of the DMaoeratic primaries, and support the * nominees made thereat. An ever your *uDervi*or, J E Moore. I hereby annonnee myeelf • A*"* 1 ' * date for tbe effineef county enpervleor, ■ fmA ptedge aayaalf to abide the resnlt of ttoi-a-mtlcprfomry^^ FOR COUNTY SUPT. HUUOATION. At the solicitation of many friends, I am a candidate for superintendeut of education for Colleton county. ny p atform is «fficlent service and justice to all. I pledge myself to abide ibe re- sult of the Democratic primary and to support the nominees thereof. Respect fulfv, T. B. CaldwelL I take this means of announcing m> candidacy for re-election as Cotfnty 8u- perinte dent of Education for Colleton county, subject to the rolee of tbe Dem ocratic party. H. W. Black, Sr. Because of tbe great interest I have manifested m tbe pablic schools ol Col leton county for the pest eight years and bnoaose I believe 1 can do more in tbe position to which I now aspire, I therefore respectfully announce that I am a Candida a for the offioa of county superintendent or education, subject to the rules of the Democraiio party. Years with respect, Hugo 8. Strickland. I hereby snnounoe myself a candidate for magistrate from Peeples, Horse Pen aud Tiger’s Greek clubs, subject to tbe rules of tbe Democraiio primary. L W Beach. I hereby announce myself a cat didate for magistrate of Heyward township an 1 pledge myself to abide the results of the Democratic primaries. 0 Jno B Kloard. I hereby annou ice myeelf a candidate foa re-election aa magistrate of Blake and Lowndes township, subject to the Democratic primary. J. H. Chaplin. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election as magistrate of Pe0pje’* Hone Pen, and Tigers Creek clubs. 1 ask your kind cootideratioo and thank you for past favors. J. C. Crosby. Ml Carmel I hereby respectfully announce my self a candidate tor magistrate of Blake and Lowndes townships, subject to the rniea of the Democratic primary. W. St. E Capers. I hereby aonounce mveelf a candi date fer magistrate for Peoples, Tiger Creek, and Horse Pen clubs, sobject to the rules of the democraiic primary, f elected I will have regular office days at Horae Pen. J E Craven. >■ - I hereby announce myself a candi date for tbe office of magistrate of Brox ton township subject to the rulae ot the Democratic party, pledging myself 10 abide by tbe same. I respectfully ask the support of my friends and fellow citizens. J L Stanley- McLanrin, 8. C. FOR CORONR. I hareb’i for the offioa of Ooronar and pledge self to abide tbe result of tbe I> cratic primary. Arabia ■ Look oat boys I ant oooslag. 1 annoonoe myself n candidale for tbs offioa of omooor for Colleton court and ptedga ajaslf to ubMo tha rates of Democratic party. Re»p*ctfullv, DDRhc I take this means of annonaciag mv candidacy for the offioa of coroaer, sad pledge myself to abide the malt of tbe Democrntic primary. J H McMillan. I berebv anaontooe mveelf h caodidat for the office of coroner, pledging mve •elf to rapport the nominees of the Dem ocratic party and to faithfolly discharge thei do tie# of tho raid office If I am elected. Maok D Beaton. I respectfully announce myself a didate for the office ef coroner for Col- ietoa oonaty. snljeot to tho rates ot tho primaries, and support tho noutlaw ot the Democratic party. JD ditcctetl-by K E Jones, Co Treae. Ij ! have levied upon ami will sell before i the court house in Walterh >ro on gated ay in August to the highest bidder for cash for taxes, cost and jtfiiitlties the following tracts ol land to wit: ADAMS RIN TO W NS 1111*. Warren Smalls, r, acres and hot tid ed hy lands of J Simmons, B Judge, Tom Fields aud U Gibbs. Taxes, costs and penalties $9.94 Thos Nix, 15 acres, bounded by lands as follows; Tea farm, S G Fitz simmons, Sam Waring and Joe Pin ckney; taxes, costs and penalties, $934. . Verdier Estate L D Crosby, 10 acres and bounded by A Wichman and Mrs W P Murphy; taxes costs, and penalties, $5 04 Fishburne and Griffin 6 acres and bounded North bv the Fuller public road leading from Walter boro to Centerville; East by road leading fiom the Fuller road to Barracoda road: James Davis, 20 acres and bounmxi by lands of A C L Ry; south by public road; taxes, costs and penalties $8 88 Purchaser to pay for titles. Ben Roger, 10 acres, bounded north by pablic road leading from Walterboro to Givhans ferry; East by J. D. ^Vonlehe Taxes, costs ami penalties, $608 L G OWENS, Sheriff Colleton Co. Fifteen Years. 220 Students Orangeburg ’Collegiate Institute, ▲ high (rude boarding school for boya and girl*. Healthful situation, Comfortable build ings, Splendid faculty, Broad and thorough course of atody. A aafe home acoo! for your sons and daughters. RjjpTonable rates. Beautiful oatalogm on request. Season opens Sept. 17, 1908 , Address Pres. V. S- Peterson, ORANGEBURG, S. C. Um DeWitt’s Little Early Riser* pleseant little pill* that are eaay to take Sold by Walterboro Drug Co. Dr. King’s New life Pills Thffi bast In tha world. Best the world Afford*. “It give* me unbounded pteaaara to rscomoMod Book Isn’t Arnica 8alvn, M aaig>rDl TD#T 6 f* quays J W.Jankint, of Chapal Hill, K.O. UKAPKaUSUKU, o. plam onnviaesdit's the bast salva tha world affords. It carad a felon on my thumb, and It nave' fell* to heal every •ore bora or won ad so which it is applied 25c. at John M. Klein's drag store. We offer One Hoad red Dollars Re ward for nay cue of Catei rh that oan- not be care" bv Hell’s CstarrP Oars. F.J CHENEY A OO . Toledo. O. We. the aoderalcned. have known F J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfec ly honorable ia ail business traoe^tkus, sad floeacially able to carry oat any obligations made bv Ms firm. Waldixu, KinAan A MAJrtIK, Wholesale Druggie’s, Toledo, Q. Hall’s Catarrh Cara is taken inter- •allT, acting directly -upon the blood •ad maooes surfaces of the system. Testimonial* seat ir«e. Pries, 76c. par botite mad by all Droggiats Tabs Hall’s Family Pill* for cooatipa- Why Perfer for Your Daughter A School of Limited Number? Because in Erie numbers the gain is small, the possible losses great. CLIFFORD SEMINARY limits the number of pupils to forty, with six resident teachers aud two special lectures in the Literary Department. At every recitation the pupil recites. There is no possibility of not “being called on.” The teacher knows each pupil personally, and adapts the teach ing to her needs. The teacher gives private in struction out of school hours whenever the pupil needs or seeks it In addition to this, CLIFFORD SEMINARY is a high class school, thoughly Christian, and unique in its refined atmosphere and home-like simplicity. It offers full courses of study, Literary, Scieutiffic, Musical, and Commercial. Its location is ideal, climatic conditions tlnsur- passed, water supply pure and abundant. Within the twenty five years of its existence, pupils have been enrolled from 24 counties of South Carolina, 7 different States, add 8 foreign countries. EXPENSES ARE VERY LOW. Better investigate these claims aud apply at ouce for catalogue- Address, CLIFFORD SEMI- NARY, Union, 8.C. 0.0., G. 0., and Walter Cald well were amonc the visitors from Lodge to Walterboro yeater- day. Prof. T. B. Caldwell of Lodce wee in town yesterday. Mr. Caldwell bas decided to be a candidate for county Saperin- tendent of education. His card appears elsewhere in this issue. Missess Lizzie and Liela Trow- ell, formerly of Great Swamp, who now reside in Virginia, are home for tbe summer vacation. The MiseesTrowell are milliners of refutation and their friends in this county will be glad to learn that they are doing well. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smoak of Smoaks are in town today. "Cit zen” t)e«crib«* Wild Anidluf Editor Frees ami ^Umlard;— In yonr le^ue of July 1st, I wan struck with the force of an edi- toridil under the heading Impor tant Details Omitted.” It frequently occurs that the spice ‘ re knocked out of an article by omitting the “who” and^the “when”. For example, in the same issue referred to, it would have been interesting to know which bad been drinking, Mr. Smoak or his horse, when Use run-away occurred. The people of Cottageville are just uow iu a state of excitement and auxiety, caused by the ap pearance in the neighborhood of a mysterous auimal, supposed by all to be a man-eater, but no oue knows what is its name or from whence it came. Some thiuk it is some queer creatures which bas escaped from a show and is wandering about without home or kiudred. Others think it is a ghost aud still others think jt is the Devil looking after has extensive business iu that com munity. It is wonderful to hear those who have seen the monster* describe it. R is said to be* about the-aize of a yearling calf, has a tail like a ‘possum a head like a dog, hands and arms like a man, feet and legs like a bear, walks upright like a man, and screams like a pea cock. Mr Eugene Ackerman saw it aud it ran from him as though it were very wjld. Bat Mr G W W illis was riding 00 hone and came upon him, it or bet; and he, she or it gave him chaae. Mr-. 'Willis owm his life to the fact that he is an expert rideg and had a well trained horee^ It ia seen often end coaid easi ly be shot, hot supposing it to he a Supernatural Oreetore, every one is afraid toahootit. Ww want Oapt. Fishbnine to< out his rifle company end 1 to onr assistance. ' ^ Oitiaen (writen for last week) One application of Rentady, for all fonq* of pain, sooths, redness sorsosM and Itobing. Unarm mod to jive tartsfoottee by Walterboro Drag Oo- Many hands make light work. —German.