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i , • *• . # \ 9'7 > . ■ i* {•If id s * fi» t S?f } f. - • 1 £. i ^» Cbt IHcss anb Stanbart THWTY SECOND YEAR W. w. SMOAK, JR. BUITOR AND PROriiifcTOk. Zatrrrd ft the ^ *]tf ft C Poatoffirc •• wroDd'C am niattf r klurcfc •. 187*. under Actol Merrh t, 1MV —TERMS— •m tbar Mb movyr* . ■OVTRf _ /*§WM|»Bd OBIT W*dnBBd*f *{ Wilitr^ro, l* V. •i or _ »« t.v QUESTIONS ON STOCK LAW. allowevf such special privileges? ! fail to see ary plausible reason ex- I do not like to ask you f*»r space ce p t )t be |H»lities ’ in your valuable columns for thi« let- P W. Kisher. ter in reyranl to stock law or exemp- Sm'-akn. March 10, 1:110. tiott. for it is disjrustinc the way our_ — lejri!»IaP»rs have been imfk.Mnjf upon ^ McMORY OF D. W. MUGIltS. In memory of our dear father, D. W. Hughes, who departed this life January 11, 1D10, at the aire of £3 years. He leaves a wife and seven .children to mourn ka loss. He was a confcistent m<*mber of Bethany Bap? i list church. Uis remains were laid the fanners ami land owner* in p**!*- ‘ inf? unconstitutional acts as exemp tion from the urcneral stock la*. My object for writing this is lu ai« certain from the representatives of Cotfeton county: Why did they give the section up on Little Swamp and a section down below W’alterboro NEVER ADVERTISES » ,v. i . l to rest in the Gruber ceraetery, the! 3 protection under the general stock , j.jLn . B la-v ar* ,ml ..ur /or. f “ n ' r *' b, ’" g “"t 01 * 1 ^ K * v '/• 11 th,. action on tho Eduu ^ 1 rav<,n ln m ‘’ cwnce ot * " f Unless he has something worth advertising. The values below should appeal to you, for they are values, in every sense of the word: . Two Ixn-ijig Daughters WEDNESDAY, MAH. 16. 1910. t ■at* That we are of sufficient itT.pro- tance for the Inited States iHpart- ment of good Roa la to send an expert road engineer'to help uk get to building gr^id roads, is much in our favor. The) old saying. "The I»rd helps those *who help »hem- wdyes" h true* in this case and ' s. might be paraphrased into: "The (government helps those who help themselves” i. . „ . ,, , . . . ^ host of relatives and friends It »i ft well establiahi'd fact (and* known by each of the de.egation from tip* county) that the h/iisto* River section hj^ \/xU iuiw*^** * . olATK . r Ohio, Cnv or Totano. \ i ’* i UcasCointy. - i Frank J Chenay makes oath tbat^ be unit of stock law ever since ■he«*"«* pmed ,or ,h “ c^V'i^T'du.. b«u»» to ib. more tbth twenty years ago. Is it | c „ 0 , j 0 | t .i 0f Ooanty and Utate afert- because they regard us a» not being J miJ, an<! ihnt said firm will pay tbs EXTKN DEI) TO DEN M A UK.‘ The letter fn-m th* 1 Augusta Chamber of Commerce. pubiish«*d els«*whrre in t)ti^ issu**, dew-rves m*rious comideration at the hands of the people of this ’county generally and especial’>’those living along. th< worthy of protection, or is there pei sonat animosity in their hearts against us, or is it becai se we do our own voting without the assistance of the politician? As to the exemption they had pass ed at Columbia a few week* ago. 1 do not think it is worth the paper it is written on If it be un constitutional to levy a tax to build a fence to exempt sections, it should be worae to try ami make the indi- ■hip of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor sack sod every cbm of Catarrh that ractm*. bs cvrad by t e v*s of Hall's ( a- •arrb Cats FRANK J CHENE\. Sworo to before me aod eabacrlbtd la my piesfpcs. ikir b b day of December, A D 1*** rev.,, A W OLF.ARON, * * AL ' Notary Public. IlaU’* tVar?h*Car« Is takeo iniernal- ly. aou acta rlteectly on tbs blood and umcooft »arface» of the tm. Send for t^xuujonUU *r*-a - F I CHENEY AH*. Toledo, O Soul bv all Drogvi^ta. 75c , Take Unli t, ?„niily I’HU fjr conatl{»a Hon vitluals along the imaginary line fur- , ni^h ihr* right of way ami build the if x on wnot the btat pills, aye DeWItt’a fence for the l»onelit of the strtek Llule Karl> UtHtra. th^ safe, ears, fentk, ^ i . i » >• en-v, Ittt-is liv^r pills. A aoofhing, men in sa,d exempt* tl tt rr cleans'ns, healing good salve ia DsWltt’s What is an imaginary line' It i- Cartsdtzed VNinh tinsel >*a f ve It is nothing only an imaginary rothtng. ib* orieinsl the name DaWitt, is . , . juhTiiiW'ti no men box Inal By «hat method are ue to wwtumr huf ,*ob^itutM. 1» in for cat» f line of th,- railroad fr..n, Ore n I'or.d that than- ban intattinary Ur- uij. *"««. .«iUh *** i rier around this section. mA tf they f ’‘ r P* 1 *’ b y J *• Klem go beyond said line they will lx* tress passers and subj«*ct to imprisonment for each ami every offenst-? Th« thing is absurd, though some jieople siy it is good and constitutional law. If it is. then I am forced to say that the formers of our constitution weie not the wise and patriotic set of t^tesmen that I have been taught they were Why should the agricul tural class of citizens be forced t«> build fences around their crops to to Khrhardi. That weare Uittied up here.and at the mercy of the rail , o roal in thej^ matter of freight charges and accommmlations is afk milled by everyone. Wenecil more direct communication with the out side world, and this connection with Denmark would give it to us. By all means let the people, not only of Walterbor j.^but of Colleton county at large, take hold of this matter and endeavor to secure this much needed outlet. BEE S LAXATIVE C0U6H SYRUP . rkuivks cour. ia and cold* THE PELIUM HARDWARE CO. WAI.TERBORO. S. C. 1 UK MAIL OKDKR IUISINKSS. Speaking of the mail order house business, we desire to reproduce th<* following story by Norms n H .1 T n son to the K , *;ijl Merchants’ s-< <i alien at Amh^rson, and retsi ted h the Daily .»;.u . We tiu.-'t i! i, wu be read by the nu rchanD v,hf» psi* ronize mail order h<»UH‘s for job printing, «tc. A farmer went to a merchant in a} ‘ country town in North Carolina, he said, to buy an axe. * « The merchant priced the axe at *1 10. , “That is too high,” said the farm er, “I can get it from Shears, Saw- buck & Co. for 90 cents.’, “All right,” said the merchant, "1 will sell you the axe as cheap as you can get it from those people. Give me the 90 cents.” The farmer handed over the money and then the merchant said, "Now, give me 8 cents that you would have had to pay for a money order, and 2 cents postage that you would have had to pay.” ”1 hadn't thought of that,” replied the farmer, “but you are right. Here’s your money.” “And now,” continued the mer chant, "give me 25 cents which you would have had to pay as express on the axe from Chicago.” *’By gum!” exclaimed the farmer, “1 see. But you are right, and I am a man of my word. Here’s your quarter. I am out 15 cents on your original price, but I’ve learned a les- give a few i>etted stock men th** Has opened a HARDWARE i and l-ARM IMPLEMENT the justice in any such legislation. If Store on Walter Street, where the stock industry is not n munera-. tive enough to take care of itself, they will he glad to welcome whv should other industries be mur- *> *c i their If I wer* n<»t T** county when in i (!**red for its protection? a hettio.r man 1 won afraid to net all of this workfs g»•'*!■* that I po-so.-s that there w..s not a tiling in prize awarded for stock that was raised on the open range at th** county fair held last ail. Then w hy should such inferior "scrub stock l*o the friends from over need of any eir line. _ 4 1*2 cents. « .”* . — 5 cents* « — 8 cents. « * 27 in Scotch Lawns Light Prints, neat patterns 27 in Bleach 2 in Silk Ribbon 5 to 4 in Torchon Lace Yal Lace. 2 yds. Mens’ work Sox Coats Spool Cotton. 2 spools Darning cotton 1 spool silk crochet 27 in apron ginghams Dark Calicoes, standard 28 in yellow homespun Good grade plaid homespun 27 in white lawn Second to none bleach 3 spools turkey red thread Best tooth brush in the world Best ladies handkercheifs 2 in all silk ribbon 18x36 Turkish bath towel Mens’ fancy sox Childrens 10c black hose Ladies 10c black hose Cake ioc sweet soap Best apron gingham 1 oc chambravs Best 36 in bleach Mens’ linen collars 10 in Embroidery . 10 cents. 12 1-2 cents. 10 cents. Best yd wide bleach ;6 in colored linene 36 in white linene 28 in heavy- Marseilles: Pique 28 in shirt mg Madras stripes 28 in black and colored duck 40 in fine 'fehecr white lawn 28 in colored organdies Best A. F. C. ginghams Best linen finished chambrays 36 in curtain swiss, large dots Lonsdale cambric Brown linen Regular 25c hose Colored Piques • 28 in shirting Madras 28 in fine colored linen I he best half linen- towel 25c wool babies hood A pair of childrens pantlets 1-2 box bill thread Embroidered ladies collars Can air float Talcum Ladies silk collars Ladies embroidered collars The biggest-Huck towel 32 in creton for drapery 30 in lace curtain goods All bristle hair brush Mens’ Work suspenders Chiflon tickler bows %. • • 0 ' ** Silk string ties Best stainiard bed tick * * . T5 cents. 25 cents. 50 cents. 28 in brown linen 32 in Fancy shirting Madras 30 in Pongee suiting value 25 36 in cotton cassimere Best feather tick * 4 in heavy silk or satin rib bon Colgate talcum powder , 2 yds Diaper cloth 2 yds heavy 36 in sheeting Best half linen towels, 29x42 San Souci silk. 50c value Best linen fringe towels 6 spools Coats cotton 6 spools silk sewing thread Soisette in all colors 6 yds heavy torchon lace 6 spools silk crochet 1 box ball thread 1 lb can air tloartalc. powd -r 6 H S Ladies handkerchiefs 36 in brown linen, best 52 in Panama, all colors 52 in all wool batiste 52 in Mohair 52 in Brilliantine 36 in lancy Brilliantines 6 best Huck towels 1-2 Bundle, 2 1 2 lbs calico 6 Mai in vests for ladies 6 Malin vests for misses 6 Malin vests, large ladies 1 2 yds colored lawn tht In front of Express Office ACl’Nld FOR m 11 AGl NTS FOR Best Wearing Corset on the Market We bought our spring goods last October, hence m I.aveLfiem in stock at last year’s prices. No advance-' i a single item We are drygoods specialists, and you vv. 1 ’ cce why we ace when you compare our styles and values with those shown by the general merchandise stores here. We are exclusively drygoods people and that is the reason ^ we lead. The above prices and items are only a few of th * plums we have for you. Can we expect an early call. WALTERBORO’S POPULAR STORE. A PRETTY LINE OK BLOCKADED 40 inch White Lawn, a good quality, regular 15c sellers, at 10c yd Regular 20c quality 40 inch Lawn for 15c per yd Every Household in Walter boro hould Know How to Resist It. SPRING GOOnS i: Beautiful line of Dress Ginghams, Chambrays, Percales, ’ and Printed Cambrics at ,....10c per yd White Madras for waists, latest patterns, at 10c, 15c and 25c per yd O' Good Hucker Back Towels 3 for 25c son. t* The merchant wrapped the axe in a neat package, and laid in a shelf t behind the counter. ’’Come around in ten days from now and get your axe,” he said. "You would have had to wait that long if you had ordered It from Chicago.” , The farmer almost fainted, but he couldn’t say a word. The merchant had him dead to rights. But the merchant, after teasing r a little while, gaye him the him for axe and returned 15 cents, this being the excess of his original price on the axe. But that farmer hasn’t rr Wed anything from a mail order house since. A. C. Breland, ore of our sub atantial farmers of Doctor’s Creek, was among those who called to see us while in town “ Monday'. A New Line of Embroidery and Laces Just In Flaxen Lawns, all qualities. - , 9 *■ Good quality of YelkfW Homespun 16 yards for $1.00 Latest styles in Ladies’ Neckwear 10c and 25c jabots going at ioc Regular 25c sellers New Wash Belts and Beltings at...^ „K)c and 25c Children’s Buster Brown Belts, all colors 10c each , Our SHOE DEPARTMENT is up-to-date. All the new styles as they come out. and in all sizes and patterns. PRICES RIGHT. Colleton 1 bs book aches because the kidney* are blockaded. Help the kidneys with tie r work The back will ache no more. Lo(e of proof that Doan’s Kldnej Pills do this. It's the best proof, for it tomes frqm this vicinity. R. F. Massey, Hancock 8t, Beaufort, 8. Q., says: "I have no hesitation in recommending Doan's Kidney Pills, as they did ms a great deal of good.%1 saffered from dall, nagging bsckaohee and hpd distressing pains through my loins. My kidneys were also weak and ceased me great annoyance. ; Doan’s Kidney mis were eo highly recoat molded that I fiua'ly procored a box and began their nee They relieved the die- tretsinc pains hi my back nod I have •m saffered since." For mSs by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster MU tarn Co.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United grates. Remember the name—Doan's—and tfke no other. 1 have just returned from New York and our stofe is filled to . its fulle8t capacity with all kinds of seasonable merchandise. The chances are that we may have the very thing you are (poking for if it is a SPRING DRESS MAN OR BOYS SUITS LADIES NECKWEAR S READY-MADE WAIST FANCY UNDERSKIRT OR GOWN - Our selections are large. We can suit your taste as well as as your puree. We can show you the very nicest line of Stubborn As Mains. are llvsr and bowsls aunfetimes; Mem to balk without canoe. Then i here’s troable—ix>es of Appeti's—lud'teeiioa. Nerven*arm, Despondency,. Headache jr Bat ouch trouble* tty bafor# J Dr. King** Now Li»a Pills, th* world's best tttom- liver remedy. So easy. 25c at Jao. M. Klein. /'•K7 Embroideries and Laces in this courtry. You don’t have to buy a thing unless you want to. We will take pleasure in showing you our goods and we will leave it to you to do the rest H. KflRESH \ Ehrhardt, S. C. In soy cm e of stomich trouble, doe to indigeotion or dyaneptta you may feel sure that Kolot will give you relief > This la what Kodat U for. digee** the food you sat and dart It oumpietely. It U cold by J M Klein, Miss Mary Sloman who has been teaching the Campbell school, wh'ch closed Friday, was in town Saturday route to; ville. home at Henderson-