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SSSHXO TO GIVE HIM A NEW
STOMACH.
“I iMMMMjT bIMT ratipf aad
M —d1ftn» or u—twpt I tri*d woMd
to do wy ►oed.’’ writ** H M Y«a*g-
■1>r<, of Tb* Sun. Lnkn View.
Ohio. “ Ike flmt Uw dot* olOhum-
harkla'a S ounefa u»d Lim Tntrfet*
K » *>e »urpri«inp uni theoucood
lo acoiMd to gin mm u new womurh
tad purfoody gvod hunUh." For aol*
by uli duulor*.
An ordiourf cum at dinrrhouo cun, a»
u rule, b* rur*d br 4 *in«l* do«o of
Choaburluln'* Coile. Ckotura nod Dior-
rhoro Kcmudj Thi* ntardy huu no
Mpcrtor for bow«] oompluiut*. For »tle
byaildoalefu >
Ufa
B. S. GOBST. Dendst
muttin n.«.tMuiu.a
POICELA'I WOtt^ROCIOVI V IK A
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 noon; 1
p. tn. to 7 p. m. Phone 3694,
B u cMen* s Arnica Salve
He Besl Salve to Ike WarM.
# SiOAKS ITEMS* *
fWritten for Last Week.)
Smoak*. Aug. B. Fralix i*
preparing J. S. Lyons gin for gin
ning.
DRl GREEK RIPTLES.
(Written for last week.)
Drs. Creek. Aug. 15;—As I have
not seen ariv ripples from around
here in q\iitd awhile. I will send in a
A Ctea* Man
Mr Melvin Crosby and Miss Bessie few. „ Crops in this section are fairly
Robertson of Smoaks were married ! good.'* Watermelons are plentiful,
on the evening of August 6th bv Rev ; Our Sunday school has a large and
J. E. Rush ton at the parsonage. regular attendance. We are trying
Dr and Mrs B. H. Minus of Branch-! to get up some real interesting plans
ville visited Mrs Minin/ parents. Rev in our Sunday school. Think it will
and Mrs i E Rushton. several days be hue if we succeed with them,
last week. We were glad to see Dr | which I earnestly trust we will in a
Minus up again. short time. S
Rev. J. E. Rushton is pretty sick M W Breland and charming daugh-
with feveMBt this writing. y . ' ter. Miss Mary, spent last week very
Mr. Editor, we had the pleasure pleasantly in Orangeburg county -
health
Good
is leas thaa half the battle. A im
a dozes baea a day, and •till be uncieaa.
cleaaKneea net only outside, but imide. It
bowel*, cleaa blood, a dean liver, and
aew, cleaa, baalthy baauea.' The man who it dean in this way
will look it and ast it. Ha will work wick energy and think
daaa, dear, haalthy thought*. ^
Ha will aavnr be troubled with liver, lung, stomach or blood
and indigestion originate ia unclean atom-
are found where there is unclean Mood,
bronchitis mean unclean lungs.
Ik. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
Have You Tried It?
There is a bottle of Cardui waiting.for you at the
drug store. Have you tried it?
If not, we~urge you to do so, before your troubles
have obtained such a hold on you, that nothing will drivt
them out
Even now, it may be nearly too late. But try it any
how. If anything can help you, Cardui will. If has helped
in thousands of cases, where other medicines had been
tried in vain. Why should it not do the same for you?
J* CARDUI
The Woman’s Tonic
„ "My daughter, Octava. would have been in her grave
today,-had it a*t been for that fine medicine, Cardui,”
writes Mrs. Laura Lawrence, of Drennon .Springs, Ky.
“Nothing I tried helped my daughter, until she had
taken Cardui. 1 had sent Tor the doctor, when I thought
«f your medicine and got a $l bottle. When she had
taken four doses she became all right l often recommend
Cardui to my friends.”
Your drugg*t sella Cardui with full instructions for use
oa the bottle.
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Writt to: Udwt' Atranrr Dept.. Ottttsnooca McrficiM Co.. Chattoimoca. Teaa.
al Imirocturna. a*4 M-pa*c book. “Heme Trcalncot lor W^ro. ’' sent free. ’
with relatives. They report a very
nice time and say crops are tine in
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prc/aaaioital JfotU
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ATTRACTIVE LINE
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-DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, j
SHOES,AND HATS. BLANKETS AND COM-
% FORTS. - -
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CHOICE GROCERIES.
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HYRNE’S STORE.
Wallerb«r«, « • South Carolina.
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BO ll€INft.fr lKfc.lb •rtil you receive «♦»-.{*^rr©\* c»f yo«ir tirfclr We skip
Kfnr ,n prtttivj* tight. And
^ kJf tl 41 H t KK*. TKI.U. djunc *hu K n.iy n tr th« hitirrlr ar.<t
C l it to *«IT » >1 H rni irr th.!» aot pertwtly of Am not wish 10
ep t»e bicy- .e stv !>» tw 11" »' M <«ir »n<l>,'i< m f .V owT omt ml. »
FACT&TY PRICES " f ‘ *•»** rT.J- U»rrle» it II lo.i'blt to miks
■ MSWWS « MSVM , r ., ,1 w , , . ,y t ,.,t Ysu MVt fio
to ■ r - l ;»>• U tiy dity-t ol ii. .od lii»r # r n'.inuf .rttiror , r>ur.
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•t a r frur 'll • I Jr, »- , .su. .m» n.d >4rn out unhr.id *1 /w.
fruti ma mtmoriot i^T.n/ ,y,.. rittrr •ui nt*. • ,
YOU MILL BE ASVCNISHED K . n T 1 ; * • ,r e»t»'sg i,»»d
[ gweruvMwesn■mkejou it • y r. \v til tbsiMhestnude bicsitrslor tpiawo^r
“J.? !•/. . J. '** ■" ! - '• ww>* on ' »! istiori oi>»t.
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fn.t <m. i>rjrr ;,.l :.\t y
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.eg w;*icr > ur uwu ilaiik. y.Mt at
CfiASTED-B^liaB,
'y hinder y.'-viil F»-id b ! ryr1f. Vit
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of viniting Wulterboro last Wednes
day through the country, and we
were astounded to see so many evi- that section,
denees of agricultural progress. The Miss Rebecca Sauls and little
people are certainly waking up from nephew, Leon, of Smoaks spent Sat- i
their lethargical state. Among those; urday and Sunday with' ralativos. ’
who are developing their farms are She came down for her siatar. Miss;
Meears R. D. Carter, Tom Strick- Ethel, who has been spemflng tvtnt 1
land,-Ben Strickland, Jas Saunders. J time with her uncles.
These gentlemen have pretty' low Mr and Mrs W H Breland and lit-
land that-they have ditched, and T tie son of Kudin visited the latter’s
want to tell you they have good parents Saturday,
cops. It appears to me that these Little Miss Lona Breland Is sj>end-
progressive farmers are dornonstrat-' ing some time with her brother near
ing the importance and value, and Ruffin.
may 1 say, inestimable value of good j Misa Janie Saunders, one mt —r
drainage, flood drainage ia as neces- charming youn£ ladies, has returned j
aary in our low country here as a home after spending two weeks with <
knowledge of how to farm. There her sister at Ashton. v W. B.
are three things necessary to make; m< *
Colleton county a leading county, j a well known Des Molue* womaa sf
yea, a heavenly place.. These factors ; ter sufferinit nii»orably for tw* 4ms
a^: better schools or better agricul-1 fram b< * we, co ‘ , ‘P 1 » i “'. w** cur*«i by om
tiBi education, better drainage and and Diarrhoea Ketnedy. For aale by
tier roads, and I’m proud to say *h deskrs.
at there is a manifest desire and a
manifested effort to attain these
t iree things-the greatest needs of
the commonwealth. And while there
is being made many efforts to.meet
/the demands of these needs,*I’m
glad to say that there is little or no
opposition. There an* very few ^
“moss-backs” or ‘’tightwads.” Thus'
w.* have tin.* strength an»i aid of ail j
m the effort to get good roadt, drain
age and 1 ietter school*. The editor
is with us. the lawyer 1* with us and
all professions, because it is fortheirj
mutual good. Hence J can ice no |
reason why we laa’tVa* a County A
get these things. / ■ •
We endorse Magistrate Padgett’s
article m last peek’s i^sue of The!
Press and Standard. \Y«» ; believe iiis •
plan wittiid be a quick v av or a near
. «'e i
have such great need of. Those who ■
haven t redd U look for it and peyuse |
i:.' It time w’ouM ptrmirv * w’ julif '
w; iu'al'length <»n th'“-w; important)
things, but we find we cat/1 do yus- j
lice to them inasinuch hs time is very ;
limited and too many topics under
consulerati >n. Therefore, wi|,l stop
j now and say more in the future.
J ^Py-^ks crossed bats with vViiiiam<
] .Saturday afternoon. Both teams
played star ball. The game resulted
in an even score, 6 to <’». There was
considerable hilarity, but the vame
closed without any fussing.»
Miss Mamie Hiers is -visiting her
Lrother, Lonnie Hiers. of Ijiurens.
Miss Wilson of f'harleston is visit
ing Misa Gertrude Berry.
Miss Krancus I-awson is spending
.^me time with Miss Alexina Sauls..
Dr and Mrs H. M. Carter are visit
ing in Saluda. N. C.
The Misses Getsinger of Savannah
are visiting at the home of Mr and
Mrs Lem Padgett. ,
“Smoaks Uterary Society met at
the usual hour Saturday qight. The
que/y was: Resolved. , that South
Carolina should have a divorce law.,
Affirmative- W. B. Sauls. H. D Kir- ’
a*d, J. B. Black. Negative Mi a
Not a Rushton. A. P. Smith and K:
D. Sauls. The decision of the judges
was in favor of th? negative. After
, -’"It utukes m man s instdes clean
the Rig—tiv or Jana, makes pure*
•Una Mood* nod ale an, keaJthy flesh.
It mtores tuna to the nervous system, and cures nervous exhaustion and
prostration. It 000tains no alcohol or habis-fortning drugs.
Cnnstipation is the most unclean undeanliness. Dr. Piarce’a Pleasant Pr 1 -
lats cure it. They never tripe. Easy to. take as candy.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having 20 C.reerrhouses and over 5 acres of land
entirely devoted to Cut Flowers, Plants and Shrubs,
and employiag dhe most experienced lloral artists. w<-
are equipped k«GRer than any florist iiV the State to
furnish you wiik all kinds of Cut Flowers, Bridal Bou
quets or designs for funerals.
We al*o sells Balms and Kerns and plants lor the
House, Garden or Cemetery. Our prices are the
most reasonable to be found. N / -
a. I. BLACK SR, :
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DENTAL SURGEON «
I haye reoputicd my dental k
office, and have associated c
with me DR. JOHN J
BAKER. All work given ?
prompt attention. / /■ f
y (>ffiCe next Terry k, Shaffer’s •
Stof*. / . ■ o
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Office Hour*: 8.Sf» am lo i j
p. idi. B to 6 p. m. •
Tpone No. 67a. c
\Vnlterl>oro, H C |
Utf so to speak, to the things w e 000000000<XXXX3<X)«X>000000:
JNO. H PEDhlFO’ 1
Write, Telephone ot Telegraph. Ouick Shipment.
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The Carolina Floral Store
^ 339 King Street, CHARLESTON, S. C.
IA-. K. PtUEUl'OT,
PEUEiFOY
Utorue) n and
CouiiM'llorn at Law
All Bsstceu jlvoa Prompt Attention
oven the i*Re5>*N0STiN0*R0.
VALTKHBOKO. - - - s. c.
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OFFICE OF
Dr. A- J. Anderson
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DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours: m
• p. m., 6 p. us
OPPOSITE Farmer* aad Merchant*
Bank.
Thane lOOa.
Wi
10110. VHtfifl
Heal Eatnte, Brokerage nn«
Insurance. •
LOANS NEGOTIATED
House* 10 Rent.
Opposite the Market,
WALTEKBOI.O. 8. C.
Dr. Chas. M. Es’Dorn
Annonnoe* that he has returned to Wal
T©m Are Most
••Hially Invited
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•rarfU dy Nk*a te be invited,
•ran If ;bw d » nor care, for ore rea
son oranorh' r, to accept the imita-
foom.' Wo purp. **■ invitirig yi/U to.
be oar customer. We beiieve y>>u
are pleased at. Ifing Invited, even if
for reasons best known to yourself
you do not at this time accept. .Iu>t
rememlrer, h nvuver. that by delay
Wi- are i>orh losing «md vice versa.
We r»-tH.a' the invitation.
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TRADE WITH LS
Tor it-. i- ArrjiKt i.i.v.
VARN BROS. CO.
Tb* House That Gives Mor«; Goods,for the Same
Money The Some Goods
MOSELLE, 8. C.
, <f? r
for Less Money
SMOAKS, 8. C.
NO ARGUMENT
AGAINST FACT
I We have the
BRO\Vn SHOE CO.’S
| line of
shoes’
and there is nojo* better.
We carry a complete line qf
TIE WORLBS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE
k J-IGHT RUNNING
tutln,and
S3 Kt23£7iiva9 FiiiiCiiiitt-PhOdir *8Ifi
Jti:lF-HE*LIMG TIRES ^ SAMK£ PAm
P • t yg if :t ■
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fi«!i ina-nsrs .
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tread. Therrjniar
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<ft tk<*rU?r«fs£ <«perpvtr,t>tit'f.>r
•diertfaiD^purposra wvere stakia^ s siw.iariaotmyprx'e l*
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dad
Fotlee th* tMrk eu»ik»T treed
“A - * sud I»:i4 Oirre •lrlp•»e•ll•
Uu*l ••»».•* jaito. rUti *UI|> •• H"*
ta pretent rim rsiltlnt.’. Th;
tire n III •atlaat nnv oil
mstm -orT, LLAsllC «
nottpriceti ™ I-V>V KIU1NU. J
shipped same day l-ner i*reeeive<i. We sklf. C O h oil
’ s arm tt»l;l y>-n hare etsmineil snd lopnd them ssrictH- s* Tepreaen'^l.
-a rtix c..» wjrTsivJi p " >“
•.udina us SB order ok the tiree tnoy be rnuiaed at t»l K expesae if.forsi
tafaeiory ob rXBmiast i<er. We sre perfect!* retisMe snd «n oaev sent to u» la aa safe a. in a
“ r? ° , : der • ut xhe ** lire*, yvu snd Snd thaj^h#,SmU ride aasier. run fsairr,
r»r fted or area at aar price. W«
t Mncyc;^ you will gte« us your order.
1 remarkable lire offer.
floa t buy aay Kikfl at aay price until you send fora pair of
Hedgethom Puncture-Proof Urea on a r. . .
mvisa. 4 of-wsss^ |'ia ■ vav mi\ nimaalAg hi »' >
the rUet vl ualy ft. n» p-e pair. All orders shi-
apprursl. Y«.>u do B"t pay *
We will alU>w a ra*4 dl
d rt ix cmhu wit ,
din. u* aa order at the t;rea aiay be returned at oi K expense if for aay reaaon they ani
mtnfaciory oa examiaatiow. We are perfectly reliable r ‘
ik. U y«>u order a pair of these tire*, yoa wiU tu.l th
wear better, last loonr aad look finer thaa anv tire you ham
kaow that you will lie so well pleased that when you wiki
Wc waatyowlo scud us a trial order at ouce beace this reaM
ltd you seed fora pair of
oa approval and trial at
Suadry Catalogue which
P"' 1 U ■ ^ " ' ■ — ••• \i« m~om momomm mm ootww m\ miMJWX nm*M «»«MA pr\C*%.
turn mar WATT ^ w» WOT TBisrk or »cniro a bieycia
mmtt WWmgg at • pair pf Urea from aayoae aatil you kaow the aew and woaderful
«flm*wmw*ln nmUycoataapoatalloUarareerytkiag. Wliuit WOW.
Afritti SICLE MMPMY, _ CIKMO, ILL
_ r, ii.,-,-..., , terl»or<» ami will resamr the practice «f
the regular debate E. I > Smith made : ■ '
a *p!cndid s!>.'Pch in khalf of the ! Medicine and Surgery
i the negative,
I want to *sv <r> Uncle Jack that 1
j have.a projvnition for us. IvG hial e
a hobby out of raising freak chick
ens. Ue can pu. ? thiuie mondfrosities
on exhibition and make money. We
will write Billy Lumpkin and get a
breed'tijr.tfhe has u.iii heart <ui the
out<i<le. Billy is a local - character.
We doesn’t tnotvl'and I’m sure we
can gel our choice of ai« uhifjue
rtrienageVie. Now, Uncle jack. leu
! pushing this up agdinet you. You
get one of the maids and I’ll cOm-
j munieate with Billy in regard to the
freaks, and when we get rigged up
we will start out between here and
somewhere else to exhibit our chicks
and other show ables. You get the
maid to keep hous£
DRY GOODS.-NOTIONS
AND GROCRkiES
Roy it bow. Now i* tbe time to boy
a hoi»i* of CbkinbBrlkin’apnUc. Choleia
and PiarrhaM Remedy ' It i* a moot
certain to he needed before the rammer
le over Tbia remedy ha* no rapeitor
For aale by all dealer*.
He will Ir.kMf t\ opeciaVy of
Children’s Di
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C. E. DURANT
Civil Elng’r and Land Surveyor
, I wiM b<* mi my office on Sat *
unlays anti all other days when
not at work in field. r - •
Office hrtwreen Klien’s and
i Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank*
Phone 27B, Walterboro, S. C
Coker College for Women
alao.
t',a:
Vfe hav<i deawee
Nt mak' 1 prieefl
OfMcvl 'a you
right/ WKw
era •in hm : .f i»r t g. just
eee us -f r wc hfy’ 1 what you
vai.t and t c price 8n»i ■'* . v va.*—
vee Our n ttc teeagru . itt^n-
tigw. « aeo prieve “^ ^
W* aara ju«t
•;a*A *>f D 'v iguf
!n\*i. wienaMi ar.d
flyfre eo i>W ft«
W* ban- also weaved qur
\*mg fine of WIHRi 8O0DS, nrd
erne*e*« ef eeMt *%lee. *
•t^MB A.Y» Hi US.
J. I. WITSELL SIFPLY CO.
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] * CLUBBING RATES.
A highly endowed indtltniion of higher following paperf are <jluhi>cd
learning. New building, new fnrniiare ... T . p . Standani-
and equipment. 8uperiof faculiy. Music, wlth 1 he Pre * s o^danl.
Art and expreetion. Annual intereet The Press and Standard and—
Income makea poaeible the advaatagae of . .
the high priced college at cheap rate*. The Progreafive|Farmer $1.50
Next MMlon open* September 22nd.
Addreee
COKER COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
MARTSVBAK. S. C.
Southern Cultivator 1.50
Home and Farm ?i 1.35
1’Unioe Sub..... 1.79
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or called for at every part of
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the city. Telephone 8b.
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At Southern Express Co.
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Walterboro, S. C.