The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 28, 1908, Image 3

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HowTo Cun Flesh Persons have been known to &in a pound a day by taking an ounce of Scott’s Emulsion. It is strange, but it often happens. Somehow the ounce produces the pound; it seems to start the digestive machinery going property, so that the patient is „ able to digest and absorb his ordinary food which he could not do before, and that is the way the gain is made. A certain amount of flesh is necessary for health; if you have not got it you can get it by taking SCOTT’S EMULSION there had been a diepenrary in Spar tanburg. if the crowd had become drunken therefrom and in tbeiraenae- l^u attack upon the jail been slain by the hundreds, every voter of Spartan burg would have hence forth snd for ever been guilty of murder; there are uo two ways abont it. This ii of Caunte h>pt ibelic<»l, but why did everybody instinctvely feel its possi bility, if there were no truth in it? A prominent ciM* a n of Laurens made this remark: “if that bad bap pened in Laurens there would cer- tiinly have been a lynching." Then thank heaven, it did not happen in Laurens, and may it never! If ever «e entertained doubts as to the right and efficacy of prohibition, they were dispelled last Saturday night —Lau rens Advertiser. LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY THE HnnSE THAT CIVES :you satisfaction: OB YOOR MONEY BACK & 234 K-ina: Street, Charleston., S. C. The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South t r * r We cut tine piece goods for merchants in any length at wholesale prices. I this advertisement together with name W paper In which it appears, your address and four cents to cover postage, and we will send you a “Complete Handy Atlas ot the World." SCOTT & BOW’SE, 409 Pearl St. New York ASHTON EVENTS. Ashton, Oct. 13th;—Editor Press and Standard. Time is very precious, but never so much so but that a few minutes j to the dear old Press and i Standard by way of an item | ; is always enjoyed whether there is anything special orj^ not. . ^ Our town has been the brag i N Saturday night I a* t, the streets of town for business to its size THE ABSENCE OF LIQUOR. Spartanburg were thronged with peo- years. As a cotton market p!e, especially in the wncinitv of the ^ 0, ^ s banner. Cotton i i. ’ , comes from a radius of twenty £ court house and uni. Incarcerated m , , . miles We intend for it to the latter, under the protection of the j kecp comin * too 1... of Spftrtanbnrg ci.y «nj com,tv Miss Kflie | one , has return . | .od tlic but. or Ntuth frolua. ed to her at 1Jells after ! »bl«.k brute who had .tten,,.tcd a a f(;w weeks vacation Miss | hendish crime Among the thrones e- u 1^ 1 1 r 1 f , . * . ^ t hula Jones his cha'ge of her of p opie gathered about there »eie u- j • ° r , . , , . m llmerv business for the hundreds who wauled to get hold ou • r . .1. 1 . , , . 6 remainder of the season, that brute and niurde.’ him. ., . They wanted to get him. but how? 7^ T Eu ‘ a . lS 10 bt; con b ri * ac There weie the motive walls of the Ula 1 tcd0n 7' a prison frowning down upon them; ! ni,Uner antl We : . tce, t Surc ol unriv ler succus al l " ls pl JC -- t||ev Miss Minnie Daily will open feeard ttie soft tramp nf the wldtvr! 5 ^ 1 here „ Mon ‘! l y j»1iss hall\’ varn 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 $1.48. Ladies Cotton and Wool Mixed vests. Ribbed. Medium and Heavy weights. Each 75 c. Ladies Cotton Ribbed \’est> and drawers, light, medium and heavy weights, each 49c. Ladies Lace waists, trimmed with Medaliaes and Valedgings. Price $2.50, 3.00. 3.75. up to$2S.oq±y Ladies White Linen Waists, some plain tucked, others trimmed with colored embroidery’ 2.50 to $10.00. FASCINATING FALL AND WIN TER FABRICS. 41 inch Satin, striped Poplin, black and all colors, yard 1.39. i5 inch Imported Fillet Vviley blue, grey and brown, yard 1.25. in Indies light weight, silk and vest* and drawers, each 51.00. wool 4b inch Satin Viola, black and all the new colors Yard 1.7^. NEW WAIST STYLES. Style, y >, ab that it is possible to put into a correctly made waist, but, there’s service too, and lowness of price, t! at quality considered, is little short or ast<-nishing and most pleas ing as well. W there were the hundred and army nifee meeting their gaz- tne soldier •entioela—they were up against the f ^ ,u n °P em *^ Power of the Law. Their common ^jhool at Dry Branch un last arose combined with their fear deter Monday. red them in the contemplated attack. , '"* Robins ^ Jones^ reports drilling I IrAv- • *1,^. ^ r" attempt t« rafirta Silk w'aists. New a lull line ol coli>rs vwSa&fr'i*. r v in black and each $6.00 r carry a large sssortment of Dress? Cioods in plain weaves and fancy mixtures in all the newest colors 12 i-2c, 15c, 25c. 29c, 39c, 48c, up to 3.50 yard. SPECIAL. 0 Ladies Taffeta silk waists, black and colors. Value 4.00. Special, each 3. 00 . FINEST DISPLAY OF LADIES AND MISSES SUITS IN THE STATE. Ladies strictly Tailored suits in Fancy mixtures. Would 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 SUIT : : : - 15.00 AT $25.00. We have an assortment of Ladies and Misses suits in pla : n and fancy striped Broid 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 dine $125.00. of finer Suits up to * * > v,' > *% Aa acme one «ud only a natural boT, P^ en ^y °* stut |y «r a drunken.fool would attempt t# J.® 1 " rat • iC Clenuoii College. get into that jail/' There waa the arcret There waa not a sufficient number of “natural•born'’ fools in the crowd to venture upon the uudertak ing* and there was no whiskey to get; feroce there were no “drunken fools” in evidence. The writer mingled with those vast throngs for several hours, and in only one instance did he notice a man visibly under the influence of whiakey, and this man was the only one whom he heard utter any intpitiona of lead ing the mob against the jail. Suppose there had been even five hundred men like him, under the influenoe of drink! Another thought Suppose Spar tanburg count had been the proprie tor of a whiakey shop; in other wotds. •appose the people of Spartanburg had been running a dispensary, nud the crowds had seoured whiakey enough to set them on fire, to aulfi- oientty infurirte them that an attack had been made upon the jail, and the officers of Spartanburg county had killed hundreds of her citizens. Wouldn't that be the direct travestry on justice? Furnish them something to dethrone *heir judgment, then shoot them down for acting without judgment? At least one hundred times duriug the night the writer heard toe senti ment, expressed varioualy, ol this re mark; ‘ Spartanburg should forever tnank God that she didn't have die- peosary." Whyuid me authorities close the express office where there w« much whiskey stored? ^They knew that liquor, and liquor alone, would be the cause of any* mob vio lenoe; they feared lest the peoples’ reason be dethroned. See what the Spartanburg Herald says: “The in ability to get liquor no doubt saved lives in Spartanburg last night” And the News and Courier corns pondeni has this; “The absence of li quor is responsible id a large measure fur lack of violence on the part of the mob. It • as a moat sober mob, tnere being no liquor in evidence. Had Spartanburg been a whiskey town there is no telling the number of- I ves that might have been lost” In- the name of all reason, people of Lursos, why do we foster a bnsinem that means our own destruction? If Mr. Wannal Yarn of Fech- tig visited his home and Cross Swamp Sunday. Messrs Richard Barnes and tV. D. Berry have accepted positions with Yarn Bros, at Moselle. Miss Ida Muller has return ed to her school at Columbia. Miss Ida seems to like the up country. This is her second term at that place. Miss Kathleen Muller took charge of the school at Miley’s on Monday. Dr. Jake Campbell of Key West Ela is at home for a few dasy visit. Miss Ida Ponds is attending school at Bamberg. Miss Florrie Jones has ac cepted a position with Mrs Maggie Hiers. We are pleas ed to see Mrs Florrie’s smiles on our streets. F. N. Murdaugh Sr. is quite ill, Mr. Murdaugh has been an invalid for^ years. He is now helpless. His age can stand few more severe spells as this. His devoted daugh ter, Annie is ever at his side administering to his every wish day and night physically and financially. Mr. Jno. Thomas of Smdhks was the guest of W. D. Berry last week. Two marriages and the Fair in the near future keep the listeners in attention. Best wishes to all. Mistener. WHERE BULLETS FLEW. David Parker, of Fayette. N. Y , a veteran of the oivH wai, who loet a toot at Oettyaboig. •aya: ‘The good Electric Bittera have dooe ii worth more than Dee botMirad notlars to mm. I apent much money doctoriac for a bad eaae o( atomach trouble, to little pur- pone. I then triad E cotric Bitten, and they cored aa I bow take them ae e tonic, and they keep ,.me strong and well ” 60c. at John M. Klein's dreg •tore. * “My Young Sister” writes Mrs. Mary Hudson, of Eastman, Miss., 44 took my advice, which was, U take Cardui. She was staying with me and was in terrible misery, hut Car- jdni helped her at once. It Wm Help You “Last spring, 5 ’ Mrs. Hudson contin ues, “I waa lin arack of Fain. The do tor did no gooso I began I to take Ca Ini. The (in dose helped ire. Now I jam in bett r health than & three yean.'* Every girl and worn n needs Cart 1 lit to cure I I irregularity, falling feelings, headache, backache and j I similar fauale troubles. Cardui is safe, reliable^ i I scientific. Try Cardui AT ALL DBTJO STORES NEW PASTORATE FORMED. REV. GEO. A. MARTIN CALLED TO FOUXCHUXCNES. Lodge, Oct. 17,—Special: 6t. John's in Btruaell county, Car ters Ford a ml Siiioiks chuiches in Colleton imve united into a pastorate for the next associa- tional year and have called the Rev. Geo. A. Mirtin to be pastor. Rev. Martin comes from Williamston, in Auderaon county, and is \ young man of splendid ability. Ho brings with him 1 he beet w iahe* of a hodt of friends in hi* former home. The Asaooiatiou meeting 1* near at hand and we hope to have one of the l»e«t ever held. O. NV. Pellnrn. W HY COLDS;ARE DANGBROUP. Beeaoa* yoa have ototrac*#*! ordinary cold' and raoovartd from thorn withe at (raa(maat of any kia I, do aot for a mo- maiit imagiao thatcoldt art ant danger- naa. Evervone keowa that paeamoola and chronic oa arrh have their origin in • common .old. Cooaumptioo is not <nui«*d hy a cold bnt the cold prepare* the ay«tem for the reception and de- INTERESTING GAME. CotUgeville, Oct. 19th.—Quite an interesting of hall was placed here Saturday afternoon betweed the Cot- tageville second -«••• *»i d the Round first team resulting in a score of fif teen to ten in frvor of Cottagevillc. t ottageville, i\ Round. Willie i land ridge, P Carl Linder, Ellison Ackerman, C Josiah Hiott, Freddie Jsques, lb. Furman Dodd, Harold Smith, b. Benny Hiott, Sheppard Price, 3b. George 8 Carter, Clemon Ackerman, S S Burt l>odd, C E Dur ant umpier, Cary Hiers scorer. 1) S A. | Written for last week] When you begin preparing for your next year’s crops don’t pay ary attention to how much cotton your neighbor is going to plant. You plan to make your expenses out of com, hay, hogs, cattle, etc., and then if you have any land that you want to lose money on you can plant it in cotton.—Cherokee News. WOCLD MORTOAOB TUB FARM. A farmer OL|Raral Route 8, Empire, G»., W. A. Floyd bykaaow, saya: •’Bucklen’i Arnica 8aIv« on rod Iha two worat aorea 1 ever eaw: one on my haad aad vite on my lag. It is worth more than in weight in gold.?I would aot bo without It If I had tot mortgage the farm to got It." Only 25c. at John M. Kteta’e drag store. MUjISTfliTE'S SUMMONS. 8TA1E OF BOUrH CAROLINA. County of CoPuton. By J £ Bryan, E«q. M agist rate in and for said Conaty of the said State: To any Lawful Coartahla: COMPLAINT having been made unto me by J O Strlctlaud and T R Strick land, co-partners as J C Strickland A Son that you, Ohio Pottery aad Glass Company is iudabted 10 them for the sum of iwaaty-tiva dollars ($S5 00) paid to tha said Ohio Pottery and Glaea Company oa or oboat tbs 2nd day of September, 1907, for certain goods, Wares and merchandise ordered from SUCCESSFUL. After a great deal of affort and corre spondence Dr John K Klein, tha popu lar druggist, has aaconaded in getting the Dr Howard Co, In making apachu half price introductory offer on the regular fifty cent sise of their celebrated specific for the cure of oonatipaiioa and dyipepeu Tbja medicine in n recent diaocyery for tha care of all diaaaaaa of this •totnach'asd bowsla. It not only givss quick rslisf, but It cores. Dr Howard's apsciflc has bssn so ra in trufluff ooaattea- Hon, dyapsptU and nil livsr troubis* Dr John M Klsin is wtlttag to ratura ths prior paid la svsry cans whsra it tha prior paid la doss uotgl vs rails Hsadachss, coal ffaa oa stoaaaoh, epaoka bsfora tbs syss, ooaatipstloa, aad all foram of Uvar aat atomach tvouhla am aooa onrad by this So great is ths utmsad for this spoeft- ftc that Dr John M Klsin has bsra this to Esonra oalv a limited sapplT, aad svsry cos who la tronblod wita dyspsp- •ia, oonsupatlda or liver troabls should call upoa him at oaou. or auad tf ooata aod gst uisty d sou of tbo bout modiciaa ever made, oa thla special half prtbo offer with hla paraonal gnaraatee to ra- fuad tha mousy if it does not ours. vriopmsut of the germs that would not otherwise have fooni lodgment. It la 1 the arid Ohlc Pottery and Glaas Com thr «ame with all inteotloua diaeaeee- ( pany sometime In July. 1907, aad which Diphtberia, acarlet fever, measles and ! eald gcoda. wares and merchandise wliooptng cough are moch more likely 1 have never been received hr the titid J ♦o be contrac ed when the child bat a C mrlcklaad Sc Hon. oo<d. You will see from this that more ' THB8E are, therefore’ to require yon rtal danger larks in a cold that in any to anmm ,n the said Defendant to ap- ) her c| the common altmeuta The pear bef<rre me is my office in Walter easiest a'd quickest way to cure a cold Ii to take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. boro, 8 O, on the 2ud day of December, A. D, 1908, at 10 o’clock a m. to an- The many remarkable cares effected ! swer to th« eeid compUiut or judgment by thie prcpstaiion have made it a will be given againt Ohio. Pottery and »>'ap!e article of trade over a larje part, G ••• Conpsnyhy detanlt. • *t the world. For sale by John M. G1VKN m» rosni real at Walterboro, K siu. , 8 C, ins 7th day of October, A. D , 1908 J K BRYAN.(LS) 10 7 61 Magistrate. in the air; us Don't shoot in the only a waste of umniunitiou . FOR CHRONIC UIACRHOBA “While in ibe army in 186t I wa« taken with chronic diarrhoea.” says George M. k Feb on of So<tih Gd«->n Pa “I have since tried many nsis^twa but without any permanent retb-f un il Mr. A. W. Mllea of tb'a plao» peraosded me to try Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, one b »tHe of which itatoniw." For sale hr J .t«o M.Hlsla. r If we shall always stop to | think l>efoVe we sj.eak we will a , ,, t t- ■ discover that in >st of what we hvs ho„n shoeing h >r-ev for more than wer ® i ,0,n 2. to ,,ot . worth tif«y yrara. He »aya: “Cnamberiaui’a i the brealL It takes to bay it. Paiu Halm has given me great relief fiom lama back and rheumatism. It is be heat liniment 1 ever u-ed’’ For sals by John It. Klsin FIFTY TBLRS A BLACMSMITII. A HEALTHY FAMILY. good Ktax’s Don't strike out blindly; have gn object in view and try to attain it. 0 Every minister has his favoti’e a thing hymn and •very other man I as his favorite her. "Our whole family haa eniqyed j health amor we began using Dr. 1 The farmer who pays more for 1 New Life PilL three years age,” »ays l than it will cost him to f*2l R _ ar ? 1 Qtt . ford. Mains They raiae it on the farm is allowing , ? , t em la a gsatla wav that do« yoa his profit to leak away. • good 26c. at Joha M. KMn's drug store - S The man who courts temptatku for the purpose of displayioff hia strength usually ends up by adver tising his weaknera. People seldom improve when they have no model but themselves to copy alter.—Goldsmith. - ■ sw» a — DeWitt’a Kidney and Bladdar Pills are joat what yon mod and what yooahonld set light away for pain in tha book, backache, rheumatic paloa, and nil uri nary aad 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 take nay chances. Get DeWitt’s Kid ney and Bladder Pill*. They are anti- •vpric and promptly sooths the Don't fail to indat upon DsWitt 1 * aey nod Bladder Pills. We asll them. Hold by Walterboro D>og Co. "J • ^ • — Moat married men have moaic in their homes, bat much of if is too vocal. e » e Don't be deceived by imitations of DeWitt’a Carbolis-d Witch HazelBalvu. Aben yon ask for DsWitt'a be amru to gst it Ths asms is a tamped on bos. There la Juat one original. It aapaoially good tor pile*. We sail aad re<-omm«nd them. Sold by Walterboro Drag Oa ; Any fool can tickle the soil and something will grow, bat the ititeliiKeii* farmer >• bi: with an abandaoce. rV\ 1