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- f ‘i— I - ‘ | • f 1 . hJti -fi ^ ^ The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since Its inlhncy. Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, I>rops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It eon tains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It.destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bean the Signature of He Kind You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. STOCK LAW PETITIONS. LIST OF NAMES OF THOSE WHO SENT IN PETITIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Smoaks, S 0, Feb 15.—Special; The following jtetitiona have been ■filled with the delegation in Colum bia on the <|ueston of stock law in Warren township. I would ask that you piiblish tbe names of these pe titioners in order that the people ot oar township may know just what is being done to influence the Columbia Delegation. It will be seen by careful study of these petitions that names appear un both of these petitions, and that some of the petitioners live in Hamberg and Dorchester counties and in Broxton Township. J S Padgett. The petit : ons are as follows* OPPOSED TO STOCK LAW—I?7. P J Wilson, W A 1‘reveaux, Henry Profsanx, A M Oanrly, L M Draw" dy, W K Lyons, P W Drawdy. D M Warren, P S Warren, Hugo S fetHbkland, P W Strickland, Jeff E Strickland, A B Smith, P B Strick land, J B Strickland, J E Strick- Iffhd, J P Wilson, N V Barrs, W D Carroll, K B Smith. Harvey Padgett, W D Smoak, N D Rhoad, R W Pad gett, L M Padgett, H R Padgett, J 1C Smoak, R F Smoak, II F Strick land, L M Strickland, A C Padgett, XC Padgett, K W Barnes, A W Strickland, T T Craven, B P War ren, D S Maxey, J B Pellum, E L Pellum, J H Warren, Ervin Pro veaux, L M Robertson, Jeff L Maxey, J H Wilson, C W Smith, N M Maxey. Jim Price, M L Barnes; J F Bunion, J L Smoak, J B Smoak, D M Maxey, W J Bennett, P D Smoak, P S Smith, B S Smith, W B Sauls, JSLyenSfSP I Garris, Jr, G 11 Smoak, Morgan Harrison, P W Thomas, 8r, C A Thomas, J P Smith, J W Kinsey, J M Fender, Perrv Hiers, ARB Smith, J C Smith, \Y A Stnokland, Mrs M D Hagan, O P Crosby, L W Crosby, B M Warren, D L Lycos, J M Johnson, 0 H Barnes, br, J M Smith, Sr, R M High, D K Padgett, B N DeWitt, C K Warren, 1 M Warren, S P j Garris, Sr, P G Garrifc W H Grimes D M Proveaux, Banes. R W j Smoak, A N Smoak, ►B tf. Sevens, R A A F Proveaux, W H C L Wood* 0 Jimee. E S T Griffin, Edward .Minus, B X Minun, 1’ C Johnson, A 1) Pro iv^aux, BG Berry, X K Barnes, G R 1 Regster, B I Kinsey, A B Kinsey, W M Kinsey. J II Burner, II B Uisher, D E iMnoak, C A! .“moak, 1) M Smoak, 1 J May, Jr, I J May, Sr, J S May, K W Kinard, J Di'onnor, jh D, B E Campbell, Ben Steedly, J M Hiers, J \Y Bailey, K K Minus, J D Williams. FROG POND ITEMS. Evergreen, Feb* Id. —Special: —Everybody is making headway for planting but 1 think 1 will wait until I have the signal from the frogs. Mr. James A. Jordan is getting hie Lipps Fertilizer in shape. Little Eunice Zeigler spent last week w th her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hiers. Mr. Bishop is turning his soil in a hurry getting ready for planting. Mrs. Henry Hiers entertained a few friends and relatives with a candy pulling Friday night, all of whom enjoyed it very much We continually have tine music in the neighborhood with a pack of hounds and a host of men. What do you think of farmers who haul corn after dark to keep otheis from kuowing it? Well as I have nothing more interesting will cloee but will come again if 1 see this in print. With best wishes for the Press and Standard. DriftingSoow. Bassel, G W Herndc ward, J A JfM* L <« Davis, J P Kinard, W F Grayson, A G Crosby, .1 E Martin, (» R Kjpard, II Roger, P A Taylor, A B favlor, II W O’Quin, J II O’Guin, J H Westbury, 1) W Bennett, C W Crosby, J E Smith, C P Wilson, Angus Garris, Geo L Warren, Jetf Warren, G F Herndon/ L M Hern don, J I. Robertson. J B Ryan, E K Robertson, A E Williams, C Bro- Ale rick, G W Warren, L P Griffin, J W Patrick, J E Crosby, I F O’tjuin. H A Peters, A A Griffin, J D O’ljuin, Berry Bennett, J A Carter, D L Warren, G W Walker, G*. V Kinard, J M King, B J Jjawrenoe, Mingo Simons, J L Fender, H J Thompson, J P Thompson, M W Kinani, P W Thomas, W S Thomas, E D Thomas, M L Thomas, C W II Thomas, 0 W Thomas, C11 Thomas, J C Thomas, E W Warren, M J Morris. FAV0K1NC. STOCK LAW—159. H M Carter, M D, J C Redish, Angus McKinsey, J J Devine, W M Ritter, C B Wekley, E P Redish, Jno H Garris, R R Black, Mrs Jet- nie Strickland, B F Carroll, J A Carroll, I A Sauls, J E Smoak, J H Carroll, John Carroll, Duncan Car roll, I L Kinard, M A Williams, Jnlins Iladook, J M Campbell, J S Padgett, J Z Harrison, J B Barnes, D M Linder, M 11 Wilder, J R Lin der, J M Strickland, Jr, II B Wil liams, J T O’Quin, Mrs C W Ben nett, R R Padgett, A J Redish, J W Garris, R C Brabham, P M Padgett, J H Ramsey, C E Kinsey, M D, L 0 Kinsey, Mil Kinsey, J D Brabham, B B Goodwin, G W Carter, W L Linder, B C Linder, W L Lyons, Mehalia Linder, J S Cook, H L Linder, Elizabeth Linder, W A Smith, Pink Kinsey, J B M Lindet II S Padgett, J W Miley, II B Lin der, .V M Hagan, W B Hagan, B M Siueatb, V’ E McCormick, John tarter, J A t arter, M S Carter, M L Barnes, Henry Barnes, C W Tayloi, J B Miley, J W Reulz, J C Miley, J C Harrison. Loyless Goodwin, Jus Goodwin, D D Lyons, J H Nobles, A 0 Collins, C U Smith, Charlie Grif fin, L C Smith, G W Padgett, AD Myers, J E Carter,. C Z Padgett, J .B Smith, J D Miley, H D Miley, J A Padgett, Paul W Kisher, E F Wil- ■on, L K Utaey, J B Williams, P. F Williams, H G Spell, P E Spell, E Spell, E O Connor, J J Liston, L O Hiers, M G Hiers, W B Bishop, J D Smack, L F Berry, J A Bailey, J S Bailey, J L Langdale, J T Burly, J W Boatwright, E,F Drigerr, A A Miley. R S Bailey, W S Bailey, P W Lott, G P Grunys, J H Smyly, This is just the lime of year when yon Hre most lively to'hsve kidney oi blad der tronbie, witb rheumatism and rheu matic pains caused l y weak kidney*. Delays are dangeiom*. Get lie Wilt’s Kidney and Dladdet Pills, and be sure you get what you a?k for. They are the best pill made tor backache, weak, urinary disorders. Inflammation of the bladder, etc. They are antiseptic and act promptly. We sell and lecommend them. Walterboro Drug Co. COULDN’T ORGANIZE HIM. Two colored men met and one said to the other: “Pse power ful glad to see yer.” The one addressed said: “You has de vantage o’ me; yo’ face is similar, but ter pave me from precipita tion, l kyant organize yo , . to — Mrs Anna Zimmerman, Pennsyl vania. AN OLD ADAGE 8AY8~_*a M A Mffct puna la a heavy curse" aakee a light purse. The LIVER IF OUR FRIENDS In Colleton County haven’t time to come to us, let the m make their wants known by mail, and we’ll see that they are served just as well and as promptly as if they were here in person. Always remem ber that everything we send you is subject to exchange, or refund of money. Suits, overcoats, rain coats, hats and furnishings for man or boy at moderate prices. BENTSCMR & VISANKA, S. E. Cor. King and Hasell sts Charleston, S. C AGENC V DR. DEIMEL’S LINEN- MESH UNDERWEAR. Go to Terry & Shaffer’s and ask to see the handsome dining table The Press and Saandard is giving away. Read The Press, and Standard’s Great Gift Contest ad on another page and you certainly will enter the contest. It is free to all—big, little, old and young share alike in this contest. All four prizes are beauties. See ad elsewhere in this paper. ^rofoasinal Jfotiwt. JAMBS E. PECRIFOT.- JNO. H. PEUR1KOV :::::::: brums. kttorueys and Counsellors at Law. All BtuI&mi given Prompt Attention. OVER THE PRESS AHO STANDARD. NALTEKBOKO. - - - 8. C. t ii d. mm Real Estate, Brokerage and lurtiiranc-*. LOAN& NKGOT1ATED Housfetf to Opposite the Market, WALTERBORO. S G. go to tho root of tho tor, thoroughly, quickly safely and rootoro tho action of tho LIVER to aonnal condition. Give tone to the system end solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute. CASTORIA For Titfciita Ik KM Yu Hut Ahnjs Bu(M Bears tho Signature of Full line Ladies and Gentle men’s fine and heavy shoes Cheap for cash. A beautiful line calicoes, all fast colors. 38 inch Brilliantine only 40c per yard. 42 inch Panama only 40 cents per yard. IV. B. CALDWELL Stephens X Roads. JfhOA J B Warren, 0 Jaiper Joneo, Joo Ramsey, Joo Carter, W K Ram- W R Herndon, J W Walker, Ai- oej, J J Padgett, J M Strickland, bury Under, E W Strickland, ,B P Sr, M L Ramsey, Ivy Redith, Root. Myont PNBoki Martha Mm J Bamaej, U Black, J B Hacks, W‘ W ^aO’QhiB. * B Copeland, J B Qfnj- McMillan, J,R Ruber, R F Ri»h*r, ’ « llrtflri A frmrr ^ Tj H#rn A J SteedKy, F E Spell, D B Cod- nor, Jaaco 8 Simmons, B F Fralix, FOR SALE. Desirable Lot in town of 0 Walterboro, containing 2 acres or more. Good Buildings. Not far from depot Terms of sale Reasonable. COLLETON REALTY CO. Walterboro, S. C. OFFICE OF J0p. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: OPPOSITE Farmers aod Merchants Bank. ’Phone 100a. * WALTERBORO, 8. O PRICES CUT TO BOTTOM. a On Clothing and Engs. We will sell our entire line of cloth ing at cost for the next 30 days. Rugs also at cost, as we have a large Spring stock bought. READ THE FOLLOWING « $1.50 Brogan Shoes going at $1.25 4.00 dress shoes going at 3.50 3.50 dress shoes going at 2.50 dress shoes going at 1.50 ladies shoes going at 3.00 ladies shoes going at 3.00 Pants now going at 1.50 pants now going at ~ 1.25 pants now going at See us before you buy. First quality ladies under skirts quality ladies under skirts 75c. Remember we pay ^1.05 for corn. J. M. Witsell Supply Co. ’Phone No. Gj 2.25 1.25 2.5O 2.25 1*25 I.OO 98c. Second SPECIAL SALE. For the next few weeks I desire to close out a few ladies cloaks, children’s cloaks' men’s overcoats and men’s suits. So am offering them it a C. E. DURANT eottageviUe, S. 6. Civil Engineer and I^and Surveyor— Authori zed by Clemson College. Subject to engagements any where at any time Call or write. See me and Save Money. The New Clothing Store. geo. s. mm iTAVAVAVATAV L?AV#JttT%VAV msvMswjH' kb. i. muni —MANUFACTURERS— Doors Sash and Blinds BALUSTERS AND COLUHNS CHARLESTON, S C. Eatabllflhed In 1794. Oldest Firm In Amerln D. A. WALKER & CO. FREE! FREE! Free—A handsome Rock Hill bug- zy- Free—A New Home Sewing Ma chine—all the latest attachments. Free—A lovely oak dining table. Free—A Karpen Couch. The above articles are worth having. The Press and Standard wiH give these prizes away on the 15th day of April, 1909, to the four G rsona receiving the highest num- r of votes in our contest. A Wichman A Son has the buggy on exhibition. The sewing machine will be dis played at The Press and Standard office. The dining table can be seen at Terry A Shaffer’s store* The couch can be seen at the Brown Furniture A Hardware Co. . Don’t strike out blindly; have an object in view and try to attain it. o It takes tbe anarcest kind of a ■an to know hto frienda ! 32 Meetina Street, CHARLESTON, 5 C MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS. and Send For Prices, Mr John Y. Beach represent* ns st Walterboro D A WALKER. J O. SCOTT KILLtmk couoh CURS Ttw LUNGS WITH Dr. King’s Do yon want a beautiful durable Rock Hill buggy free? so, enter The Press and £ Great Contest, where in this k Standard See our ad