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5.0UTH CARO LI FRUIT JARS COMPLETt 2 quarts 95c. dozen. 1 quart 75c. dozen. 1 pint 60. dozen. Extra tops 40. dozen. Extra Rubbers: Red ioc dozen Black 5c dozen. HYRNE’S STORE. 1 Let Kodol Map of South^Carolina Sl.cwir^ the “Dr)’’and the "Wet” Ccunties. l’r( j ar< d l y the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. FARMERS’ UNION EDISTO LOCAL ORGANIZED. Saturday the county CONTINUED. attended a picnic at Cannady’s Cross FARMERS UNION RALLIES. A letter from President Harris of the State Farmers’ I’nion states that he will Ik? with us next week in the series of rallies to be held over the county. He will arrive in Waiter- boro Monday morning in time t<> l*e present at the i>i>enintf of the county meeting, and w ill address an audi ence composed of the I’nion and the' public generally ladies included j and invited. In addition several other promin ent sj>eakers have l>eon invited - 4 *Sen. 1 K. L). Smith, Hon. F. H. Hyatt of Columbia, and Hon. A. F. I^»ver. j __ Some of these gentlemen will doubt-j ■until niruir less be presqpt, and in addition thece AND F. U. PICNIC, will be our county president and Smoaks, July 5. Special: The local speakers. So Colleton is to citizens of the communty are pre- have a series of meetings of the paring for a big da}' at the Farmers most beneficial nature. | Union rally to be held here Thurs- The schedule of meetings is as day of next week. It has been the intention of the citizens of Smoaks roads and in the afternoon organized a local farmer.-.’ union with eighteen members, to be known as Hdisto l«K*al. The local w ill meet every :ird 1 Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock at 1 the school house. The following officers were elected I and installed by the organizer: President, A Cl Yarley; I Vice President, H A Hennett; Sec. Treas. S J Patrick. Chaplain, W C Hailey; Conductor, G P Jennings; Door-keeper, John Driggers; Business agent, J P Remley. Weeks is the i*ost office oi all these officers. The following were elected delegates to the county meeting: S J Patrick. W C Bailey and A G Yarlt*’. The committee appointed at the organv.er last rY ' ect ‘ n ^ County Farmers union to raise stock for the County Fair Association will make a report next Monday. It is hoped a suffi cient amount of stock has already been subscril»ed. Life 100,000 Years Ago. Scientists have found in a cave in Switzerland bones of men, wbo .lived lOo/M) xearg ago, when life Waa In con •'ant danger tr< m will tea-fs Toda«r the danger, as thown bv A VV Brown <>f Alexander, Me, is largely from deadly disease. “If it had no 1 been for Dr Wing's New Discovery, which cured me l could not have lived,’’ be writes, “at.tlenog as I did from a severe lung trouble and si ubborn cough” To cure Sore Lungs Colds, nbatina'e Coughs, and prevent Pneumonia, its the bes- inediciue on earth. .'Wc and $1 00 Guarantees! by John M Klein, iria', bottle free. quite a few you ns ladies looking sid since his departure. Our wishes are for his success ever. Dr C K Goodwin and father of Kudin took dinner Saturday with “Someone”. The Dr Seems to be quite interested in—we need not say to whom we are alluding, need we? Mr Editor, you must keep listening, for wedding bells are sure to ring real soon or 1 am greatly mistaken. j Will ring oil for a more inter esting writer than A Reader. Digest What You Eat Then You Can Eat What You Like. You once could cat anything you wanted, and your stomach would digest it. But now there's some things which ▼our stomach won’t digest. Your stomach absolutely refuses to accom modate you when you eat certain food—so you have been forced by your ■tomach’to eat food which vou de tested. and pass up those delicacies that you would have really enjoyed. There is now a way to eat any thing yeu like, if you will let Kodof digest it. Kodol will do this, too. It won’t talk back or command, but will go right ahead with its work and digest all the food you eat. Kodol will let you eat anything you like. Kodol will do exactly what your stomach does, when your stomach is well and strong, and more, when it Is tired or out of order. Kodol is composed of exactly the juices as found in a'healthy stomach, and therefore will do the same work as the stomach, when it is well and strong—the only difference is, Kodol never getstired—and Kodol is the onl v digestant today, that will digest all food and do Tt as com pletely, as astrong, healthy stomach. Get a bottle now and have it ready to he-lp your stomach at rimes when you need an assistant. Kodol is at the nearest drug store. Our Guarnatee Go to your dyngplst today and get a dol lar oottie. Tneo after you have used t ha fdtire content* of tba Dottle, if you caa honestly say. that It ha*not done you any good, return the bottle to the druggist and he will refund your money without atten tion or delay. we wiU the many the drug- gin for' the bottle. DonYhesitate, all j^ruggtfta know that our hit offer appliea to and to but one la . bottle contain* times as fifty cent bottle. our guarantee I* gooo. the large bottle only a family. The large large inch aa tba Kodol is prepared at the labor* tories of E. E. DeWitt & Co. Chicagm For sale by Walterboro Drug Company. WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE WEAK BODIES. follows: Walterboro, Monday, July 12; Sniders, Tuesday, July 13; Dry Branch, Wednesday, July 14; Smoaks, Thursday July 15; Maple Cane, Friday, July lb. ORGANIZER’S NOTICE. I would like to hear from any place wishing a local organized next week. I shall be at every meeting and it will be a good time to organiae a local in the afternoon or at night after the meeting in the day. I should be glad to hear from anyone interested and will co-operate with anyone making an effort to get a crowd together. Let the officers and members of the locals take this mat ter up and let us put in several new locals next week. 1 will give out one date now, and that is Berea, Wednesday night, July 14th at 8 o’clock. Let every one in this community be at the sch<*ol house and 1 can promise them a good time as 1 shall hall have some good speakers present. Yours for Unionism; W. W. Smoak. Jr. County Organizer. to give a big picnic to the railroad when, the depot Was completed. This has been delayed till now. when the two occasions will be combined, and a big day for both occasions is promised. Cold d;inks will be served during the day and a big dinner served; The publice is cordially invited. MEGGETTS LOCAL UNION. Meggett’s local. Colleton county. No. b41, was organized by W’. W\ Smoak. Jr., on the J5th ult., with a membership of 15. The time set for regular meeting of the Union is the last Thursday in each month. W'e welcome the new Union and wish for it success and prosperity. Farmers Union Sun. UNIONISMS. Fdisto local will be heard again is our prediction. from Remember the rallies to be held attend. Farmers’ Union next week, and TO SECURE CHARTER. Organizer Mahaffey left several logals without a charter, not having ■ecured enough members. Among these is Bells which lacks four mem bers of having enough to secure a charter. The county organizer will meet with this local Thursday evening of this week at 8 o’clock to secure these other members. He would like to see a lahre crowd^a* the school bouse there One gets out of the Union a good return for what he puts in it—just the same as for everything else. The Cannady’s Cross Roods sec tion is making wonderful strides forward. This part of the county i will be heard from in the future. NEWS FROM OLD WILLIAMS. Williams, June 215:—Guess you think we Williams folk are “old Kip” saie enough, but we are in deed not. If most of us have had fever, we can so far cope with our neighboring town of “Don’t Worry”, or at^ least we are conceited enough to think so. If we haven’t a fire wheel? ‘ Air ship”, we have Autos that do not play us false and often keep us from having a tete-«*-tete with our sweetheart on account of an awful case of Rheumatism. We nave heard the above but cannot make out why the inventor should be sufferirg from that, unless he, while riding, awoke suddenly from a dream of bliss aud found himself in “deep bot tom”, “Nut sed” .1 suppose, or I guess “June Bug” thinks so. We are trying to re-organize our old Terrelonian Literary So ciety, aud our motto is, “To him who perseveres success will in time follow.” Glad to say our Sunday School is once again progressing very nicely under the management of J D L'tsey. We had twenty five in the Bible Class last Sunday, besides smaller classes and visi tors. Dr C B Kinsey has just re- o turned from Baltimore, whtre he took his sou, C E Kinsey, of Ehrhardt, some time ago for an operation. How glad we were Let the delegates to the county union be on hand promptly Mpndny morning, and not delay the meeting. Let us show the State president that much courtesy. Kidney Di*ea*e* Cause Half the Com. mon Ache* and Ills of Waiter- bore People. As one weak link weakens a chain, so weak kidneys weaken the whole body and hasten the final breaking-down. Overwork, strains, colds and other causes injure the kidneys, and when their activity is les sened the whole body suffers from the excess of uric poison circulated in the blood. Aches and pains and languor and urinary ills come, and there is an everincreasing tendency towards diabetes and fatal Bright’s disease. There is no real help for the sutferer except kidnev help. Doan’s Kidney Fills act direct ly on the kidney? and cure every kiduev ill. Walterboro cures are the proof* Mrs E W Fraser, Walterboro, S. (•., says: “My back was weak aud lame and dull pains across my loins prevented me ftom sleeping well at night. The kidney secretions were too fre quent and annoyed me greatly. Doan’s Kidney Fills were recom mended so highly that I conclud ed to give them a trial, getting a box from the Walterboro Drug Co. They relieved me of these symptoms and restored my lost energy.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s —and take no other. If yoa hare pains in the bnck, weak bnok, or any other indication of a weak' oned or disordered condition of the ktd< . , , ... . nnys hr bladder, yon shoald get De- to heat that he was getting along w f u *, KidMJ and ^ <tr pmTright so nicely and will again be with *wny when yon experience the Mast _ Am „ m * . sign of kidnny or Madder complniate. ns m a few days. | but be rare that ▼<* ant Dewitt's Kid- H R Padgett left here Tuesday n *7 w * *“° w - _ w T they will do for yon, and It yon will for Walterboro, where he will tmdjou nawoto EO DnWiw A Co.. practice Uw ond.r Uwjcr JO P«(ig*tt. hop. be will Ti.it WiTb; Wtltutoi. Dn* our place real often, as there are Blot* BIBLE DAY AT CARTERS FORD. Lodge, July 1, Special:—The following ’s the program of thej Children’s Bible Diy which was sbserved at farters Ford Bap tist church the third Sumlay in j the afternoon : Song, “All Hail the Power cf Jesus Name,” by the school as they marched in the church. Soue, “Wonderful Words of Life” Responsive Reading by Super intendent and school. Dialogue, “Bible Day,” by Coy Bunton, Eddie Cone, Willie Cone, Louise Cone, Frank Cum mings, Kate Bunton, Fannie Jones, and Annie Lee Martin. Song, “fell it out Among the Nations.” Recitation, “Children’s Pray er,” by Miss Leia Cummings. “Power of God’s Word,” by the Intermediate class as fol lows; George Padgett, Evy Bun ton, Heba Cummings, Irene Pellutn, Alonzo Bishop, Frank Cummings, Kate Bunton, Mary Padgett, Ruth Pellum, Janis Fender, Lei a Cummings and Rebecca Carter. Song, “Jesus lx)ves Me,’” by Intermediate Class. How the Bible Saves,*' by the Advanced Class as follows: Misses Mattie Padgett Edgar Padgett, Ella Cummings Cozy Lyons, Ruby Stanley, Jennie Cummings, and Messrs Billie Hiers, Joe Carter, Leland Hiers, Wendell Padgett, William Ulmer, and Robert Padgett. Song, “I am Trusting Thee, Lord Jesus.” Recitation, “Little Sunbeam.” by Irene Pellum. Song, “Jesus Saves. ” Talk, “The Bible Fund,” by W W Cone. Collection by Misses Irene Pellum and Lela Cummings. Song, “We’re Marching t(. Zion.” The chorch was very beanti fully decorated with freoa, palms and pot plants. Music was turn- iahed by Mrs 0 W Pellum, which was very good. Good music and a well trained choir made the anthems riug clear and sweet. The collectiou wa.- very liberal. Immediately after the exercises closed Rev G A Martin preached a verv able and impressive ser- niuii, which was enjoyed by all. There was quite a large crowd who attended these exercises. Your Correspondent, L. H. Any §kin itching is a temper-tester. The more yon scratch the worse it itch es. Doan’s Ointment cures piles, eczema —any skin itching. At all drug stores. LOSING FLESH by fairing S<01 rsl Ml I M0\ Kfa aak. and ran down it will giva you strength and build you up. Tafca It la a IMla aaM alik ar «aiar I Gun 0 Or The V*. ' KILL TNt COUGH m* CURB tn* LUNGS with Dr. King’s New Discovery mc%W rJ^L tn> cll hmmmt jmauMiaTaauaLEt. Electric Bitters Succeed when rawrythiac «lee fafla. In nenroos prontratioe and female r r akneaees they sue the supreme : rnedy, aa thousands have testified. ': OR KIDNEY.LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLK if is the best medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter. Read The Press and Standard—$1 a year. —^ GHIIdvfmn Cry fsr rnrmrs . CAS TO R IA •WT \ \ V \ \ Aa ,