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I am'- i'iR*- iif “Lame Leg. WeO M ^ •! wish to say that I have used Sloan's Uni meat on a lime leg that has given me much trouble lor six months. It wa* y> bad that I couldn't v::dk sometimes for a week. ^ I tried doctors’ medicine and h.ld a ruj.ber bandage for my le", and bought everything that 1 lurard of, but they all did me no good, until at Ja'.t 1 was persuaded to try Sloan's L nimenL The first application helped it, and in two weeks my leg was well."—A. 1.. Mustek, of Hunter, Ala. Good (or Athletes. . Mr. K. Gilman, instructor of athletics, 417 Warren St, Kox. bury’. Mass., says:—“I have used SLOANS LINIMENT with,great success in cases of ex* -. Verne fatigue after physical extr- t , when an ordinary rub-down wouid not r.ake any impression " Sloan’s I.inimcnt thas no equal as a remedy lor Rheu matism, l^etiral- gi.t <»r any pain re stiffness iu the muscles or joints. Wo«,2$e.,5fc.asi.OQ Etoan*. Wo'.l? »»n anTM *. rwttlc. »tiwp •>i<i |ion 11 r t m >>t Dr Kr*rl S. Sloan, Icitoa, Mast., C. 2.1 bury of Grovtr ■pentXma* with relatives at Cottagevi 11^ ami “Red Oak." Mrs. J. A. Ackerman who has, been quite unwell is able to be out again. Junior Ackerman of Rincon Georgia, visited relatives qmd friends at this place Xmas. W. H. Willis and family spent Xmas in the Land of Flowers. Mrs. Tom Willis has been quite ; ill but is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Ackfr- “STAY OUT * IAIRM I Vroftilnal Jt«h~ mm: »Editor Press and Standard:— Please allow me once more to warn the Warren township, people to rtay oat of Bamberg county. When I paid taxes in "Bamberg county, it cost (ne $4 00 on 100 acres of land. On the same land now in Bamberg county I am paying $20.00 for 100 acres, or five times as much. Warren township contains 100 >. - omos or Or. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: * *• ? * i ^ m s p. at.. S p. a OPPOSITE Parmer* mod Merchaat* Bank. I-. ’Phone 100a. WALTXKBORO 8. O man gave their annual big din- : square miles equal to 64,000 acres Wm. J Piabboma j ner on Tuesday 27:h. A large \ hUli wou i d pay $12,800.00. cicudi tomc , crowd gathered to do jusi .ce to a everybody in Bamberg county , MlJUIxivt ! t e „u^ t h „ e «o£: 7 * “ -f-' -■> “ “7! ' A—. - < them were Rev. and Mrs. J. J*. N7 «ould .mount to W.i00.«». i WALTERHORO Inahioet, Mr. and M.s. W. F. each and evrry farmer .n War-, Brq^nd, J. A. Ackerman and! ren township count what he now family, Mr. and Mrs. Lugene pays to Colleton, then figure Westbury. Mrs. Lula Willis, Mrs. 1 for eaqh hundred acres ot Und he g * O B. R. Smith. When dinner was owns, and see what the move would c H. V BLACK c 2 ® over the gobbler was missing the co8 t him. For a year or two, I own, ® a t * crowd returned late in the after- Hamberg people would be very easy on the Warren people, charging even less than they now pay, but in a few years .they would find the Bamberg people, relentless foe, with no pity for its victims.” Friend Knight of the Bamberg Herald said I was mistaken in my noon all noting an enjoyable day. The next dinner on the pro gram was at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ackerman’s at “Red Oak”. Those attending were Rev. Mr. Inabinet and family. Dr. and Mrs. B. G. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. x Bre!and and family, Luth er Ackerman and family. Senator | first letter. I was not mistaken then. and J. I). Ackerman, and Mr. and > and j am no t m j s t a |<en now. Mrs. P. B. Ackerman, and Oh | kinpe()l| |e in Warren township the turkeys cake an< ot u.r go i some friends there, and 1 know things how they dissnppeared . ~ . . ... • u> A , » I, i , that they know I wou.d not nns- was amazing. Wouldn t it i>e a 7 . fine thing if such times could represent facts m a newspaper, last all the year. I Every day some taxpayer is com- I)r. A H. Williams of bike plaining to me, they all s ay thay City, S. C. paid CoUage , ille a that their taxes are out of all reason, ll\ i ig trip last week. from ItH to l' ( 0 per cent higher than Ro&fer Suyth was pt oonlt for t t yar. and want to know if any the Holidays. j redress can be had. My answer t Mm Norman Rauls and Uch and aU is, “God alone knaws i ren spent Xmas with her pan. n-^ ! Mr. and Mrs. Ik W. Ackerman, j Mrs. J. H Ack , cl did reil have i 11 angel'urg. * Ma her ivith'dce 5iie here dmirg the holloa, iTn iho good times. ! (ialvin Willis lost i:?.s ■ b / fire roc'‘fitly. DENTAL SURGEON 1 have reopened my dental office, and have associated with me DR. sJOHN H. BAKER. ‘ All work given prompt attention. Office next Terry & Shaffer’s Store. * l have 3 Office Hour®: 8.30 am to 2 cl Jr. a.a 1 from Or i!nn (iW-li ip ’ a.x; BRLIZf. FR. *; CniAGlVjaf.j ’khe S :ri‘ ay s < < 1 In i . i»ro- . 0 gre-r :r.g We have aj mm M .. (' large, alter da re-' r*' ul: r’y. Christmas tn e was held l< night the J >;h a iarge crowd v j.i present, the e.xercisea iveie line. Mr.,an i Mrs. l.Mgc^c \V'» st- ^ on, l bye* visited G. W. Willis Me 2dih. Giti'ss 1 had better ’iho] will come again if O ' d-y 1 ivbJor vt Ml give me inst a a ai ‘ Cl day ring e. imitation aa 1 lya very t mid. j when t \\ i •hiu.'. ali a.nappy New Year, cannot Closing Oi to make room id’ C. Ci'eJand. gxr.- vvhe-«• this « Xtortlon v.yl stop. Each \i ar sc s the u.> higher, and wo cannot t-oe whore they are hoing u.-oil . Then* i; sore-thing” r«»tu u ic the .State of Do 1 matk, "and \va me t ?.i‘c whore it is.” Tin re jtrt L' Ma , mere ill. sati 4u (. • * |V . _ ‘ yersir. Biuaberg cuui.ly than the State. At 1 I takb thir, method to warn my Colh ton frieralo to stay in (' Icon. Tl •.* taxes are lighter there. i«,, tor 1 have pui * taxes theie, and (i ■.ec“ Unows I c< u!d n« t, anl would not. .ii he recoid; are behind m- * I afford to lie about any -ma!.- ^ p. m. 3 to 6 p. m. * Tp' ne No. (J7a. I Wn lt«Art>oi*o, S oooooooooooocoooooooooooo jri o. tirokernge I nsura-iee. LOANs N l :> Pa 11 ‘ 1 r. D Moused to • *il< 'i • t.Tpc .» •; Winter Weather. X “ * • . . . V v •)> Wo have a fine lot of Furs, Scarfs and Muffs for Ladies and Children. These furs are made from select skins, are very handsome in appear ance and will give excellent service. Our stock is large and we are sure we can please you, both as to quali ty and price. Shoes Shoes Shoes The “BATTLE AXE” kind. I have been selling this kind for ten years, O and know they are good. They are 5 made right as to style and workman ship. Will give satisfaction to -the wearer and comfort to the feet. T-' »< xpres I i/o$v i-’ V. i th or cal ird ter. A W Brabham. Olar. Jan. 11. o 0 ♦100 HEW A Hi). ♦100 Tne reati* r. of thin piper wili, h* ul«*M.e t i<» leitn that Inert) it at It at •tie dretCeil oiteait) thit «ei«i»ce Lit Item able t«> t are itv all itt •taff**, aix - ; . ha ittaiaub Malt’s C'aiatrb Curt in the only partitive cure now known t<. the inedirnl liaterni'y. Catarrh t>e'nK a conaiitutinnal dia«a*.-, rrqaiiea a ctn ttitnticnal matment hall’s Oatarra <’ re is taken internai'v, aciinir directly upon the blood and mneons surfaces ot ■ ha system, thernbv destroyinit the f >nnda<lon of the diae*e. and givinit the patient strenrth by boildinff up the oon* siitution and assiatinc nature in doing •t« work The proptietors have ro much faith In i'S rnrative p >wers that they offer One Hundred Dollars tor any oai that it rails to our*. Bend for Fiat of t-Mnwaialt Addr at t J Cbenay A Oo., Toledo, O dold.by all Drncgiat*. 75c. lltk* Hall's Family PUIa for cootipa CLOSING OUT THE Kijn> OF CLOTHES WE SELL i/t THIS STOWE ME A. MS MUCH TO THOSE WHO LIKE COO’D CLOTHES AMD TWACTICE ECOMOMy. TO MAKE WGUM FO-R STWIMC STOCK MOW. ALL . OUW y S2O.0O SUITS AWE TWICED AT £13.00 £18.00 £13.00 £12.00 *• • •• 0 • £10.00 . THE H. W. COHEN STORE, “THE STORE THAT MAKES GOCD” sandy dai mas. Sandy Dim, Jin. 10, Spedil:— The farmer* around here are buty preparing their toil (or planting. Min Loehie Remly who hae been •pending aomethne with her sister, Mrs H C Price of 'Sandy Dam end other relatives has returned to Sav annah. Mr end Mr* Dot. Patterson of Hardeville are visiting her mother lira C N Gahagan. Melvnf Vamadoe of Henderson ville was the guest of Min Eva Hosts last Sunday. Bunion Riaher and family and Willie Remly were the guests of Mr and Mrs H C Price New Years day. Miss Barbara Jacques, Mrs H C and Kenneth Price made a flying trip to Mashawville last Wednesday afternoon. The many friends of Mrs C N Gahagan are glad to hear that^she is improving Mbs Lizzie Campbell is the guest of Mis Lee Sanders. O l* Price and family spent Christ mas very ph asahlly with his Another near Cottaiievifie Elia* Griffin who has been work ing in Charleston is home on a visit. P M J an ues of Cottagelle w as the guest of il C Price iast Sunday night. vV F Smoak who has been residing here for quite a while has moved awa>, they will greatly nussed by ibt ir maify friends. George Mnier and his friend Mr B. uion from Savannah‘visited their former’s aunt Saturday night. Miss Barbara Jaques, the prom inent teacher of Sandy Dam school, was the' guest of Miss Eliza beth Remly of Mashawviiie Sunday. P. J. i for at overy the city* leh - ihone Sb. N. C. A. SAULS, AGENT. r At Southern Express Co ■ —— ('i.dho; jh 'l'^ nui- • • I m inv ui niios »• «l » 'hit inhk^ lit. in s rutile. Ink.- < hana^riai'i’- • il Liver Tab!**r«. v< ur iM>w< L S '1: lur Rial yru w | I out «li ea-. « t or »ulo by ail iie^leri* o Five Years of Heart Trouble Cured by Dr. Mile*’ Heart Remedy “Before L began taking Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy I had been suffering from heart trouble for over five years. I had pains in my left side, and under my shoulder blade, could not sleep on the left side, and was so short of breath the least exertion would bring on the most distress ing palpitation. I had scarcely taken a half bottle of the Heart Remedy before I could see a marked change in my condition. When I had taken six bottles I was cured.” MRS. C C GORKEY, Northfield, Va. >. If there is fluttering or palpi tation it b an indication of a weakness of the nerves and mus cles of the heart. It is not neces sarily diseased—just weak from over-work. The heart may be weak just the same as the eyes, stomach or other organs. You can make a weak heart strong by taking Dr. Miles’ Heart Rem edy. Get a bottle from your druggist, take it according to di rections, and if it does not bene fit he will return your money. W. BUS, A F ‘Mid wCl Lone Horses Car- r C - C A and t < Received • n/T..!„_ .j... • iVl juCS Out'S West. These are Fine I Come early and make selection. HUNTER BUGGIES RUSSELL WAGONS All sizes in both one and two herse. 0 HARNESS, LAP ROBES, ETC. ° Every Buggy and Wagon Sold Under Guarantee. Carload of WAGONS Just Received See Our Stock Before You Buy. Wakerboro Lhre Stock & Vehicle Co. < a W. BLACK, Fertilizer- OYSTER SH •a it esa ks cacd is UL LIME 1 a baraar sac* is bursts A FINE FERTILIZER. SMFiSft acidity is lead Win precast rust is eottos Oyster SheB lime ™ 'ST E. L. COMMINS, Writs for Pries* S. C. N. IL RUTCH A CO . Mcaactt. S. C.. cr mm. Track Fa oi(c Walterboro Oil Mill -fLICENSED BUYERS OK SEED roTTON) Bring your remnants JJor cash at highest market price. Will gin cot- i v*n every day. Prompt service. Do ton know tiist ftoly tnoc < ut of 1 ten chs-s of rh-ums'l.m ar- i a mply mourn «tum c>f ih- mo-cl-a dnr l«> cold or damp, or chronic rlieasiati-m *i») requi'e no iatrrnal r»**rtncn' •ve ? Acpy ( ban;'crUin « LimitM -t | friu-ly *"<| —hi how qaicaly it ilvcb relief. For StU by all Dealers • ’ ■ t~> , . When baying • ooucb nedlc'nc f r chtMr-n he>*r m miu-' tlis< t b.mbar* Is b'* Couxb Humedv t« moat effeoraal for oi>lds. cioup a ai arh Ntping ooagb •nd hat I-coBtMns no karafai drag. For sai« by ail Dtaiara “GET = THE - HaBIT” BUY YOUR GOCDS AT ’S Charleston Surprise Bargain House. 570 KIXG STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. <2ome One, (2ome All. and see our fancy stock of Dry Goods. We have jus 1 received an ufeto date line of Embroideries and Laces Also a full line of Shoes, Hats. Clothing. Ladies and Gents’ Furnit-hings .Give us a call and be surprised at Walterboro's Headquarters for SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES I. SOBEL, Manager Walterboro Branch WALTERBORO.^ • a . S. O.