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. . V v Doctors say take Cod Liver Oil—they undoubtedly mean Scott’s Emulsion. It would be just as sensible for them to prescribe Quinine in its crude form as to pre scribe Cod Liver Oil in its natural state. In Scott’s Emulsion the oil is emulsified and made easy to take—easy to digest and easy to be absorbed in to the body—and is the most natural and useful fatty food to feed and nourish the wasted body that is known in medicine today. Nothing can be found to take * its place. If you are run-down you should take it. Send this advertisement together with name of paper in which it appearv your address and four cents to cover postage, and we will send you a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World.' SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Peart St. New York KAliMEKS WANTED. Washington, D . C. October 14 j i Wanted—j,radical farmers who would like to own homes of j their own. The Government | has nearly *200 0<>J acres of land lying under the various irriga tion projects throughout thi Weft ' for which water will be available next season. 1 he farm unit on these projects varies in most eases from 40 to SO acres of irrigable land, depending upon) location. In many sections a' tract of grazing land has been, included in the farm unit; •wherever practicable, bringing i the total up to 1G0 acres. The only charge for these farms, besides the regular laud orthe fee for filing, is the actual cost of getting water to them, and payment may be made in ten annual instalnretits, without in* terest. These irrigation projects are scattered over the entire arid | region, from Canada to the Mexi-; can line. Fn conseipi^nce, every; variety of crop grown in thel temperate zon« can be raised | DEEP I 1 ALL PLOWING AND under them. If you would like! TOE SEED BED. a fruit or dairy firm, a garden j The United States department f ,,r maiket truck, a tract for of agriculture has issued a val- liversilied farming, hog or uable circular on the subject: raising, just wriU» to the 1 “Deep fall plowing and the seed ^tatisliciau ul ilie L. 6. Be-, bed,” which has been sent to c’^aDoii .Service. Washington, this paper with the following let- ^ C. tor panicuUrs. ter. This circular will be mailed v— to an) one who wishes it by the ments of the result of the election, j department of Agriculture, Manag-ersof Election Thefollow- Washington, D. C. Simplv drop in * Managers of Election have been the department a card asking for ‘ l PP°' ntef l to hold theelection at the this circular, and it will be sjnt var,ous precincfs ‘ in ^aid County free of charge. We hope ev^ry one of our readers who can will take advantage of this oiler and LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY St 234 Kina: Street, Charleston, S. C. 0 . * o ^ The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South t. 0 9 We cut fine piece goods for merchants in any length at wholesale prices. WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR. Gents Heavy Cotton and Wool Mixed vests and Drawers. Value $1.25. Special, each 98c. Gents all wool vests and drawers, (natural color). Each $1.^8. Ladies Cotton and Wool Mixed vests, Ribbed. Medium and Heavy weights. Each 75c. Ladies Cotton Ribbed vest> and drawers, light, medium and hea\ y weights, each 49c. secure this valuable circular. Warrens C r nsjj R>ads-A E Martin, Moses Kitts. Mike Fox. Jacksonb<>ro Arthur Butler. J A Tuten, Josh Garvin. L A Notice of Election. Adams Run P W Martin, Mallard. Jak • Linder. Green Pond W P Felder. T P 1 Johnson, C H Boynton. STATE Oh Sol 1H CAROLINA Cottageville—P M Buckner, J W County of Colleton Hill, S H Dodd. Notice is hereby given that the Maple Cane J O JaquesJr, P B General Election for Presidential Ackerman, W J Rh^a-’s. Electors and Representative in Con- Horse Pen - C F Roger, J F Strick- gress will be held at the voting pre- land, L N Yon. cincts fixed by law in the County of Hendersonville lasoer Robertson Colleton on Tuesday, November 3, W E Capers, T Z Blocker. Ladies light weight silk ami wool vests and drawers, each £1.00. NEW WAIST STYLES. Style, \es, all that it is possible to put into a correctly made waist, but. there’s service too, and -lowness ot price, that quality considered, is little short or istonUhing and most pleas ing as well. Ladies Lace waists, trimmed with Afedalines and \ aledgings. Price $2.50, 3.OO. 3.75. Up tO$25.lXD. Ladies White Linen Waists, some plain tucked, others trimmed with colored embroidery 2.50 to $10.00. .. FASCINATING FALL AND WIN TER FABRICS. 44 inch Satin, striped Poplin, black and all colors, \ard 1.39. 45 inch Imported Fillet Yoiley blue, grey and brown, yard i 25. in New Taiteta Silk waists, in blac^ and a lull line oi coUrs. each $6.00 ■ **• 46 inch Satin Viola, black and all the new colors Yard 1.75. W e carry a large sssortment of Dress Goods in plain weaves and fancy mixtures in all the newest colors 12 1 -2c, 15c, 25c, 29c, 39c, 48c, up to 3.50 yard. SPECIAL. Ladies Tatleta sijk waists, black and colors \ alue 4.00. Special, eaoh goo. FINEST DISPLAY OF LADIES AND MISSES SUITS IN THE STATE. Laches strictly Tailored suits in Fancy mixtures. \V r ould sell easily at 12.00. Our price, suit 10.00. Ladies and Misses Tailor-made; suits in plain Broad Cloth and Mansuit mixtures Suits that would retail easily at 20.00. Our price SI if : : : is.do AT $25.00. W e have an assortment ol Ladies and Misses suits in plain and fancy striped Broad Cloths, plain ana fancy Panamas and Herringbone stripes in all the staple and fancy shades. The largest assortment, and the greatest takers in the South at the price. Suit $25 00. Beautiful line $125.00. of finer Suits Ulmer, P M V’arn, F M 1908, >iaid day being Tuesday follow- Sniders H I ing the first Monday, as prescribed J C Kinard. bylaw. Rice Patch E O’Quin, The qualifications for suffrages Polk Jr, W M E Campbell. " are as follows. Bells J D Padgett. S B Crosby, Residence in State for two years, W H Saunder-. in the County one year, in the |>olling Smoaks—P W Strickland, J W precint in which the elector offers to Kinsey, B L Jones, vote, four months, and the payment Doctors Creek S B Saunders, six months before any election <»f any H R Hudson, J Q Padgett, poll tax then due and payable.. Ashton—G C Caldwell. J T Polk, Provided, that ministers in charge W N Jones. of an organized church and teachers of public schools shall be entitled to vote after six months’ residence in the State, others is qualified. Registration.- Pay man t of all taxes, including poll tax, and collectable during the Lodge—C W Pellum, H W Carter, J A Padgett. Petit—Ben Haines, G D Litch- »'.eld, Lige Benton. Peoples Club C L Lovelace, assessed j Jessie Craven, Charlie Francis, previous Williams -J T Garris, R B year. The production of a certificate Smith. J C Redish, or the receipt of the officer authoriz- Berea Church W A Strickland, ed to collect such taxes shall be > R B Smith, J W Miley. conclusive proof of the payment I W’alterboro —E B Webb, P. P thereDf. Hiott, L. H Zeigler. Before the hour fixd for opening Hudson’s Mill G C Benton, J E the polls Managers and Clerks must 1 W Morriss, J A Breland, take and subscribe to the Constitu- J Ruffin- Robert Black, J W tional oatlv The Chairman of the Crosby, R H Carter. Borad of Managers can administer! Ritter J P Thomas, A B Carter the oath to the other Managers and H W Ritter. *■ Suffering Ladies are urged to follow the example of thousands of their sisters and take Cardui. Cardui is a nou- mineral, non-intoxicating medicine for women. It is for sick, weak ladies, with sick female organs. CARDUI It Will Help You j v It is a genuine, curative medicine, that builds up the female system and relieves female pain, j Mrs. M. A. St. Clair, of Eskdale, W. Va., writes: “Before taking Cardui, I had given up all hope of getting well. I had suffered for 3 years with my left side and was confined to my bed, so I took Cardui, l and now Cardui has about cured my female trouble. ,, AT ALL DRUG STORES to the Clerk; a Notary Public must administer the oath to ('hairman. The Managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at each voting place must be Hickory Hill S G Chaplin, Jim Woods, B R Davis. Sidney J H Kinsey, J D Risher, G M Garris. Tiger Creek (i A Beach, P W A SUGCESSFUL FISHING TUI!'. : Tuesday afternoon of 1 week a party of i:ent lem m from Ehr- WHY COLDS ARE DANGEROUS. Becuusp y*a have contracted ordinary cold* and recovered from them with* ul treatment of anv kin I. do not for a mo ment ImHKine that cold* are not danger* on*. Everyone know* that pneumonia opened at 7 o’clock a. m., and closed ; Warren, Nick Robertson, at 4 o’lock p. m.. except in the The Managers at each precinct City of Charleston, where they shall named above are requested to dele- be opened at 7 a. m. and closed at gate one of their number to secure 8 p. m. the boxes and blanks for theelection. The Managers have the power to not later than October 30, 1908. E. fill a vacancy; and if none of the p. Henderson will deliver boxes, Managers attend, the citizens can blands, etc, on above date at Col. C. appoint, from among the qualified G. Henderson’s office. voters, the Managers, who, after being sworn, can conduct the elec tion. At the close of the election, the Managers and Clerk must proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes and count the ballots therein, and con tinue without adjournment until the same is completed, and make a state ment of the result for each office, and sign the same. Within three days thereafter, the Chairman of the Board, or some one designated by the Board, must deliver to the Commissioners of Elec tion the poll list, the boxes contain ing the ballots and written state- hardt cam * down to Ivanhoe on a a, “ 1 chron,c » r r h 8*™ th eir origin In . « common old. Uoiinumprion la n<>t fishing expedition. I hey spent caused I'y H colli tint th* cold prepare* i days enj »ying the best of luck, returning laden with a very large SOME NEW DEPOTS. 1 he AC L railroad company h ve recently erected hands me a »d com mod kus depots at Stoke* and Williams. The traveling I (blic aie duly appreciative of f se taccommodations. These I* Hidings have not yet re- e ived the paint but when they ili, there will be no more hand- * »:ne structures anv where along the line. WOCI O MOKTliAliE THE KAKM. A (•'m«r on Kuraj Route 2, Empire, in., V\ A, Koyd b> | i.ume, buy*: Bjcklen’* Arnica Halve cured the two •vo-at acres I ever *aw: one on my band r l . no on mv leg. It is worth more •b n its weight in gold. I would not without it if I bad to mortgage the ‘arm to get It.” Only 25c. at John M. C »*in’« Hrne store MA^TUTE S SUMMONS. 8TA1E OF SMI TH CAROLINA. County of CoReton. By .1 E Bryan, K*q. Magistrate in and for said County of the aaid State: To any Lawful Constable: COMPLAINT having ‘teen made unto me by .1 C Hirlcxland and T R Strick land, co-partner* as J C Strickland A Son that you. Ohio Pottery and Glaa* Company is indebted 10 them for the Mini of twenty-tlve dollars <$2.> 00) paid 10 the said Ohio Pottery and Glass Company on or obont the 2nd day of September, UH>7, for certain goods, wares and merchandise ordered from the said < >hic Pottery and Glass Com pany sometime In July. KH)?, and which said goods, wares and merchandise have never been r<i*ived by the said J C Strickland & Sou. . - H W DuBois Chairman G A Benton, Hugo S Strickland Commissioners of Federal Election for Colleton County. S. C. E P Henderson Clerk. FOR CltKOXJJ l>IA< RHOKA. “While in the army in 1863 I was taken with ohromc diarrhoea." says G-nrge M. Felton of South Gibson, Hi. • 1 have since tried many remedies bat without anv permanent relief until Mr. A W. Mlb s of this place pertnadad me •n try Cbsmberlaln’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle of which st .pped it at once.” For «Ue by John M. Klein. catch of perch ami trout. They all report a good time ami from a fisherman’s point of view they were perfectly satisfied. Among those in the party from Ehrhardt were Messrs J C KVnard JAChaaserau. .1 J Farrell, A M Kinard, J D Daunelly and W Carter. the system for the reception and de-1 THESE are, therefore’ to require you v« lopment of the germ* that would nor to summ »u the said Defendant to ap- ot her wise have found lodirment. It Is P«sr before me in mv office in, Walter- the same with all infection* disea** * | S O. on the 2 i<i day of December, | With best Wishes to The Press and Stanl.ird. NEWS FROM SNIDERS. Rullin, Oct, 16.—To the Press nud Standard:—Mrs. B. L. V’arn snd Mrs. P. (J. Crosby visited the home of D. S. Godley Friday. Mrs. Harriet Stone of Island ton visited Mrs. R. J. Herndon Monday. Misses Y£ra and Dana Hern don dined with Misses Addie and Dora Bisliop Sunday. H. S. Weatherford and Otis Herndon had business around Omega last week- Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Breland visited the termer’s mother near Bethel Sunday. Bass Yarn's baby, little Fay, who has been very ill is improv ing now. Little Ethel Breland spent last Monday night with her little aunt Lizzie Herndon. •L B. Herndon of Ruffin, who has been in Florida for several years has returned home and took charge of Dr. .1. B. Padgetta business. Where is our Lodge and Georgia correspondents? I don’t see any news this week. Write again I enjoy your letters. Must not have been any busi ness around Islandton this week I don’t see any items. Mrs. G. J.atid M. A. V’arn visited the home of j. A. Harri son Friday. His son, Fletcher, got his k g broken last Saturday. Diphtheria, unmet fever, measles aini A. D. P.HiS, at 10 oclock a in, to an- whooping cough are much more lilrph ••wer to the »aiil complaint or judgment to lie contraceil when the child ha* a l>e given again! Ohio Pottery and cold. You will see from thl* that more G a** Conpany by default, rial danger,lurk* in a cold that in a» v GIVEN my mand *«al at Walterboro, other ot the common atimgnta The 1 8 C, ih* ?tb day of October,_A. D ,1908 f astest ard quickest wav to wire a cold I* to takeChamberlain’a Cough Remedy. The many remarkable cure* effected by this preparation have made it a I | staple article of trade over a lar-e part •>f the world. For sale by John M. Klein. 10 ? 6t J E BRYAN,(L S) Magistrate. WIIERK BULLETS FLiW. David Parker, of Fayette. N Y , a veteran of the civil war, who loai a toot at Gertyebu'g, -ay*: ‘The good Electric Bltrera have done i* worth mon- ».h»n fire hundred collars to me I gpent much money doctoring for a bad case of stomach trouble, to little pur pose. I then tried Kcclric Bittera, ami they cured me. I now take ihem as a tonic, and tbev keep n m«* strong an well." 60c. at John M. Klein’s drug •tore. Every minister has his favorite hymn and every other man has his favorite her. Don’t sfrike out blindly; have an object in view and try to attain it. Don’t shoot in the air; irs only a waste of ammunition . FIFTY YEARS A HLACMtOimi. Hamuel R. Worley of Hixburg, Ya., haa been shoeing horses for more than fifty years. He says: ‘'Cb4mberlatn’» Pain Balm has given me great relief from lame bsu:k aud rheumatism I* is be best lioioient 1 ever u,ed ” For aale by John M. Klein The farmer who pays more for a thing than it will cost him to raise it on the farm is allowing bis profit to iesk away. If we shall always stop to think before we speak we will discover that most of what we were going to say is not worth the breath it takes to say it. A HEALTHY FAMILY. ‘Our whole family haa enjoyed good »ye health sine* we began using Dr King’s New Life Pills, three years ago," *aya L A Harriet, of Rural Route 1,' Gull lord, Maine They cleanse and tons the ■ystem In a gentle wav that does yon good 25c. at John M. Klein’s drag store Any fool can ti<*kle the soil and aomething will grow, but the intelligent farmer is blessed with an abundance. ’ „ A School Girl. DeWItt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills are just what you ni-ed and what you should net tight Sway for pain in the back, backache rheumatic pains, and all uri nary and bladder troubles. Thousands of people suffer from Kidney and Blad der trouble and do not know it. They think it Is a cold or a strain. Don’t lake any chaooes. Get DeWItt’s Kid ney and Bladder Pills. They are anti septic and promptly soothe the pain. Don’t fail to insist upon DsWitt’s Kid ney and Bladder Pills. We sell them. Sold by Walterboro Drug Co. Most married men have music in their homes, but much of if is too vocal. Don’t be deneived bv imitations of De Witt’s Uarbolissd W itch Haael Salve. When yoo ask for DeWitt’s be save to get It. The name Is stamped oa every box. There la lost ooo original. It la sapeoiaUy good for piles. We sail aai ••cotri**» % od them. Sold by Waltsrhose Drag 0a. .si' •