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COUNTY UNION MEETING
The meetifiif of the Colleton
County Farmer* Union called for
Satun»iy. Jan was attended by
a very *»rge number of delCifaUftt
ami vi 0.1 intr member*
The *n< etintj called t<* diacu**
the ferUlicer aituaUon. a?-«t a c««-
akterahie iWumhom wa» had. final!jr
reeuttm* m thia appomtinent of a
commUiee «*&«*♦**»» menitieni U make
plant* for handling the buameaH of the
union for the county. The follow
ing cootfnittee were elected: Pre*.
L. C. Pwlgett; vice premdent. J. D.
Raaher. Jno O Jaflue*. Jr , A. Q.
Padgett. W F Robertaon.'J. E.
Peunf iy. Uham Padgett, W. W.
8m oak
This committee met immediately
after adjournment dhd c*mtinued in
HetM.iofi Ull late in the afternoon when
adjournment was h , id_ti1l Tueaday
rooming at 10 o’cloek The action
of thia •omnuttee u reported else-
when* in Uiia ia#uh. -
The meeting Satuniay wma heftl at
Masouie hall, with the Walterboro
local he following officers were
present
President I- C. Padgett, vice pres-,
idenl. J It Risher, ‘Uecretary, W*.
W. 8nn»iik, chaplain, .los I>angdale;
d<Mitkee|»er,S P Coo^lwing. conduct-
or. .1 A Willw executive committee.
.1 <» JaipieH Jr,A C Breland C.
F. Roger.
l>Kl.W.ATK.s
AslittMl
Rolls K < Cnwihy. R R I’lmer.
S T Ulmer. Perry Hudson.
R**t ‘*t*
R. tlti*! I W Ulmer, It B Br»»-
land. J A pr^lard, H- W. Ulmer.
Buckhead • •
Dry Branch
Kdisl • ID Risher
Rl.e k < re>4 L T (livens l <’
liltchtlcld
Brant
Full*'* l, <
.1. K. I'rnHby.
Hot «• l , ’**>
Kogcr, I W Roger
Her»d**rsonville
Hall U C Weeks
Hi. Imhu Mill J B Crosby. J. M.
Rent.si. II. A Crush*'
UUndlon
l odge Fletcher Johns
Ml Carmel W A Kinard, Jr .
How to Cure
Chronic Colds
FARMER i UNION DIRECTORY
NATIONAL/
President—Cha* S Hdrrett. Union
and Bronchitis ! City. Ga. J
Kill vale. Out, May 4, 1910. 1 ^ Vice President- W. R. CaliicotU*. j
“1 was sick for two years w.tii a ; Colorado,
chmnt; c 4d and bronchitis and a • Seeretary-Trvasurer A. C. Davis.'
consequent run-down condition. I | Arkansas.
received no benefit from doctors |
and had to give up work. YINOL*
was recommended and from the sec-
end bottle I commenced to imprm-c
— I gained in weight ^knd strength,
my cold and bronchial trouble dis
appeared, and I am at work aga : n.
I want to recommend VINOI, to
anyone who is in need oP suc’i a
medicine."—Thomas IlmoiNs.
it is the combined adion ot the
curative elements of the cods’ livers
aided by the blood making and
strength creating properties of tonic
iron contained in VINOL which
makes it so successful in curing
stuhliom colds and bronchitis.
VINOL is a constitutional rem
edy for chronic coughs, colds, bron
chitis and pulmonary troubles, not
a palliative like congh s\rujr>.
Try a bottlf^of VINOI*. If you
don’t think it heljred you, we will
return your money.
JOHN M RLEFN. Druggist.
W’alterboro. S. C.
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STATE
PernU
Fweaidcnt,
Vice-Preaidcnt.
Sec-Treaa.,
MRS POLK DEAD.
Mrs Pold died at the home
ot
u • . - , Bolls W. W. Rrvan. president;
Her remains ueie mU-rred ^ w Hudson Jr secretary-treasurer.
Sleep on dear mother.
And take thy -resl
We loved thee well.
But 1 its! loved the best.
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its $ood all the time
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A Iv-num
unionism's. ;
In iiuem there is strength s
Th • ''ni«»n is very much alive* in
the county ]u?*t now
Tl\al waaa rotisipg good meeting
Saturday, wasn't it?
.tiver l(N>meml»en* and delegate*
wet - p*»*ent at the county fat men*
union meeting Saturdy.
A few local aecretarie* are Whind
in their cjuarlerly reports I<etthem
corny in at once, pleas*-.
’ Fh - meeting of the County Union
Saturday indicate* that the farmers
of the county are sticking, eh?
Now is a goiwl time for the facnTgf,
er* of the county to begin a campaikn
for reviving interest,in the Union in
this County.
Kefpcmhvr the farmer' of today j
has to |*e just as good a business fnan
h? Jhyone else, and to U* successful
as a farmer re«4«tres just as much
ability as to runs factory »>r store.
Faming is a pro ession now.
•‘Back to the farm’’ 1* being talked
v*‘» vNfcmch now . Tnere should be no
•'Back to the farm”—the boys of
the country should stay there to be
gin with. *
A. J. A.
Lamar. 8. C. „
El W Dtbbs,
Hayesville.
J. Whitner Reid
Columbia. S. C.
COUNTY.
L. C. Padgett- President. Smoaka.
J. D. Risher — Vice-president,
Round. S. C.
W. W. Smoak, Jr.—Sec-Treaa.,
Waltertxiro. S. C.
L. C. Padgett—County Business
Agent, 8moaks,,S. C.
G. W. Sweat. Conductor.
Jos. Langdale, Chaplain, Weeks, j
Executive Committee Jno. O.
Jaques. Jr.. Paul R. Crosby, S. J.
Patrick. C. F. Roger. A. C. Breland.
S. P. Goodwin. J. A. Willis, door-
keepers.
Meeting 1st Saturday in each
month at 11 a. m. at the eourthonse.
LOCALS.
J Ashton—J. T. Polk, president; T.
her son J T polk, on Dec.- IDth. | J Simm.ms,‘secretary-treasurer.
She, had been sick a number of Adnah J B DuBois. presi-
weeks. * dent; A () Lyons, secretary-treas-
She was 73 years old. She,urer. /
leaves two sons and one tlaugh-
ter.
at the Polk Cemetery
Buck Head-J. A. J«>nes. presi-1
dent; A 1>. Preveaux. seereury-
treasurer. •
Bethel Local H.[Breland presi-
«i«*nt; H. W. Breland secretary-
treasurer; J. W. Ulmer business
■ agent
Fuller C. C. Crosby, president;
B. J. Crosby, secretary-treasurer.
Islandton—W. M. E. (’ampbell,
president; C. R. Meats, seereiary-
treasurer.
Hudaon's Mill-J. D. Hudson,
president; H. Ar Crosby, secretary-
treasurer.
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Mt. Carmel E. B. Way. president.
G. M. Bennett, secretaryrtreasurer.
Sniders—W. C. Brant, president;
J. R. Getainger,secretary-treasurer.
Horse Pen-'Jos. l*angdale. presi
dent; C. N. Langdale Sec-Treaa.
Tabor—C. B. Crosby, president:
W. H. Breland, secretary-treasurer.
Hergieraonville-G. E. H Moore,
president; O. A. Speights, secretary-
treasurer.
Stokes—W. F. Copeland; president;
! J. B. Saunders, secretary-treasurer,
j Dry Branch J. J Miley. presi
dent; J. L. Crosby, secretary-treas
urer.
Peniel -J. L Hickman, prt'sident;
I L. Bellinger, secretary-treasurer.
1 Lodge-aL. J. Jones. Sr., president;
P. M. Johns, secretary-treasurer.
Walterboro—W. W. Smoak. Jr..
1 president; E. W. Goodwin, secre-
tary-treaaurer.
Edisto—A. G. Yarley, prefident;
S. J. Patrick. 8-*cretary-treasurer.
Berea- D T Strickland, president;
James M Strickland. Jr. secretary-
treasurer. % v ,
Omega—H. P. Martin, prudent;
B R Giiffin, aecretary-treasurer.
Hall—B G Weeks, president; 1 B
Weeks, secretary-treasurer.
Black Creek—C C. Litchfield,
president; P. A. Sloman, secretary-
treasurer.
Brant—W. B. Crosby, president;
S. A. Blocker, secretary-treasurer.
SUITS SPONGED AND
PRESSED
Four tickets sold for $ 1 —
good for four suits.
Walterboro Pressing
Club
H. R. SMITH MANAGER.
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Phone r "' 7 Sit.
BfflGHESTER S PILLS
fGOWANsl
^ King of Externals
lSells itself wherever
[introduced Imitators
1 have tried to imitate,
and substitution has 1
been attempted But
once GO WANS always
Gowans for inflammation
and congestion.
It fire* u* pk/UHire to rrr«un-
iwm/ (ioHMi* Pirimr.ttion for
Inll.tmniMtinn. ettperi.iUr of the
ihrom fitui chr^t, It*%c J *ohl
Oowunn Prefix ration for ninny
vm/w nnti never hmi » cunifil.tint.
ut hum; ivs Dm a i o.
* Burlington, S. C.
BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME
AMDnUAtala §1. SO*. 2.1*.
aOWAN KMCALCO. BURNUI. N. C.
>§«*—*»•<■ M* MMf H*»WW H ft"
Every farmer in the county should
sve hit
t»dw k am
have hia jjIowh running on full time
breaking his land deep,
very deep- The two-horse plow i*
bket. and don't burn off the grata
Turn it Raider. Beerything turned
cmder that will add humus to the
toil is what you nead. gram, eon
•tajks, coUpn stalks.
notick
K«i*te H*ul KUiott, Minor
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BRAND
LAnntst
Oa Wth Jananrr, 11*11. *f It* oVork ; Km* y—r Jj*r***W. tor OUCmB-TgX’S
M.I Will app’y to Ok* Probatw C^o i for Qr r ,“ ra
Uollelco O* oaty, 8oqU> ( wroliow, f'»r|atb «a Twsa ko a*7 «i _
my Anal Alscb*rse m gi>ardi»i of i’n.»i, a* macmaMraas
KllWwt, minor, who ka* atu^od hi
»jority.
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Mttty KUiott
Onardiaa.
aiaaea* naana ru.L*. for t
m— **ai*i«<—at.aiMKt.aiwM*a»il*aa
SOLD *Y ALL DRUGGISTS
fiS8> EVERYWHERE
WRITE FOIi SAMPLES
TRY US ON A MAIL ORDER
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MAKE OUR^TORE YOUR HOME
WHEN YOU COME fb THE CITY
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“SATISFACTION OR:
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YOUR MONET . BACK”
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LADIES TAFFETA SILK WAISTS
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Indies Mcssaline Silk Waists at $5.75
Larue line of Novelty Waists in Plaid
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