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„ 4 A I . . THB PMKS AMD CTANOAftO. WAtitMMBOtO, M. 0., V FarmersVUnion Department! BlIXROUSEDFEEUNGtKnESTHQHKHEARTI ROAM MUfrr HAUL BKCR CRACK AND WILBUR ALMOST A BLOWS AT HEARING. ' * \ FACE SUPPING MENTIONED off duutcwtoMi Attack oa Korwcr Heo of (onunwrity Club. Columbia, Jan. 26.—Speofr-I: Acriminoua and full of vitrdlic utterances was the hearing before the judiciary committee of the house in the senate chamber on the eommission form of goven ment for Charleston yesterday afternoon. Delegations from Charleston appear- our faith, and proTse that you take ed and presented arguments for and qo chances. A piwalMRt eitiseo of BvaasTfO* taA, writes:—^ was 111 for Ire with a pirtaio—ry trouble, aad > bast of doctors. I had hMaor aad was la a rory bod way. Throagh the advice of a Mead 1 triad ▼tool, aad I fool that It oared my Ute R Is all you recoauaead It to be. I believe It laihe greatest medietas on I have id vised others to try Vtaol, aad they have had the, name Malta.” (Name furaished oa re- asst) Wo waat every one la thin vicinity who is troubled with chronic colds. or palmonary troubles, to come aad got a bottle of VlnoL If it does aot go to the seat of trou ble, heal the tndammotion and stop the cough, we wfU,cheerfully return every cent paid aa for It This shows against the passage of the bill There was a lively! passage et arms between John P. Grace, may or of Charleston, and W. ‘C. Wil bur, formerly corresponding secre tary of the Community club, when the former aald to Mr. Wilbur: “If I was not mayor I would slap your face.** Mayor Grace opened the debate by declaring for the aufflciei-cy of tbs governor’a authority for vetoing the bill last year. He claimed that certr4n factions in Charleston are after hla acalp and would be as long as be Is mayor. He said thr-t the arguments advanced are con tradictory It- that a club of 320 per sons is attempting to legislate for 6,000 voters. Mayor Grece did not eonalder thla democratic. Owce Higned PMJUou Jno. M. Klein, Druggist, Waiter- boro. S. c. ■> iKW HY N.MOAKM LKTTKK. Dec* tew Cotaftdrrtd Big Victory For Liquor People. Washington. Jsa. *2/—Liqnor in terests today won a fsr-resching victory la the Supreme Court by a decision that rallrords must car ry beer whes offered for trawpor- tation into “dry counties” of an other 8 ate. The decision affected prrticulariy shipments from Indians IKo Kentucky. Jaatice Lofton, who announced the Court’s decision, also laid down some limitations on the Jurisdic tion of the Ii«er State commerce commisaion. He upheld the action of shippers .in going before Judicial tribunals to teat the lalidity of laws rather than to the commission He said the commission had juris- dtctloi- over administrative ques tions end matters of fact, but the Court had undlsputably” determin ed. That beer and other intoxicating liquors are the recognized and le- gltlmr-te subjects of Inter-State commerce. That no State can forbid any com men carrier to transport such ar ticles from a (consigner in one CAROUI WORKED UKE_A OMRN Alter OftntiM FaM It (jrwWorfced Ukc a Qm. JobesvlQa, B. C.—“I mdfered wHk womaaly troahte,” writM Mra. J. S. Kendrick, la a latter from thla plaea, .“and at tfaaea, I eonld gat haar to stead on my feet The doctor eaid t would never be say bettor, and that I would have to have aa operatloa, or 1 would have a cancer. I went to the hospital, aad thsy oper ated on me, bat I got aa better. They ■aid medicines would do me no good, and I tjmaght I would hats to die. At laat 1 tried Cardul, and began to Improve, eo I continued using it Now, I am well, aad can do my own work. I don’t fgel any paint. Cardul worked like a charm.” There moat be merit in this purely vegetable, tonic remedy, for women— Cardul—for it hae been In eucceesful use for more than 50 years, for the treatment of womanly weakness and disease. Please try it, for your troubles. g. B.— Wrilr fa: Ladirs’ Advisory Dost. Chotto- ooocn MrJu ine Co., Chattanooca. Tona.. for Sprritll Imtnuiicmt. and M-pafo book. “Homo Troatai—t tar Womaa." toot ia plain vrappar. aa roouaot. MASTER’S SALE. made a break In thrd direction. V’ery little has been said or done toward buying fertiliser for 1912. Little will be used this year. The burn of last years heavy billa is not yet healed. The ef fect of which seems to be ' very Mo np-«« »k.» k.r»o. "Iltnlflcant |n the purpose of the i ».«■ Gr f C# t , ha, t ! l , e | fr-'mer to reduce his guairo bill. tlm^eokiii^foVfh/enmmt^Boe > Th * l> ro,on * frd *** °1 Inclement tlot> asking for the commission form W( , a ihf. r provoked an epidemic of of government tut » the Mvn> ro)d 80re ^ purpose of ridd ng Charleston of trotiih .i#- th. h.^ illi.i.ti^. u. n-outh. ete smong the people Ishrm Padgett, of Ruffin, and Comer* arri <RAnm ac«t IntereNtAng Xewh ItentM. t i Bn 19 ,J h ' | to * ir- another. 4 T he State of South Carolina, change of the weather to fair days That until such transportatloie is is extrreting some trace of the! concluded by delivery to the con- blucs from the faces of people in signee, such commodities do not be- our neighborhood. Farmers are I come subject to such regulation slow beginning to labor on- their | restraining their sale or disposition, farms. However some of them have He explained thc-t the Wilson Act which subjected such liquora still «ss In priginai packages, did not apply before actual delivery to the ccnsipnce, where the shlpmeni was Inrter-State. W. bad legislc-tlon. He attacked the part of the bill apointlng city em ployees under civil service rules. Mr. Grace iaid that he would' not oppose the commisstor- form of fov- Joe W. Lucre of Walterboro, bough cotton at Smoaks. last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Redlsh. have moved to Smor-ks. Mr. at-d Mrs eminent if the registration re-l Rr( ,„ h mov ,, d here on acccount of strlctlons were taken off. I many in por- If your children- are subject to attacks of croup, watch ofr the first symptom, horseness. Give Cham be Iain's Cough Remedy «s soon as the child becomes hoarse and the attack may be warded off. For sale by aJi dealers. NOTICE TO TEACHEKM. Eve y teacher in Colleton county Is Invitfd and urged to attend the teachers' meeting hereby called for Saturday, Feb 3, 1912, at 10:30 a. m. im the High school auditorium Walterboro. So far we have no or gan I zh Men cf any kind. Let's get together. No one can afford to Iso late him or herself. Aa a body, we can materially help each other, and the get era! cruse of educatioi-. It ,, „ j - schorl convenience. Their i Mryor Grace and Mr. Wilbur, af- fr)pndl( arp , ad , G h h ter exchanging a few rather caus- tic remrrks, nearly came to blows. | M d V, D M Ma _„ v hav- ^u^o%e , JuhH.he M d%n^ U Ch h :r d moved to ,^e "ZZ torrn causrd to te published In the (bar- pr | y OCCO pj et i-^ M r and Mrs. J lestod News and Courier a few dr-ys BpI ., B|f< , k Jn \ aouthfrn ago a commiinicatlon about him tha t . on of fh _ tn _._ »M •‘wurrlloji," Jn It. cop,..,., | R„. Cpo. A. Martin, ffllprt hi. - Tvwvat. regular appointments at the Bap- w ‘ , ' t8ke onl y one da y the mont If i had not been mayor I 'vould t| R t church Sunday. —>'°« will wont to .come to town have ■irPPv* >o«r *■«*- he A p 8, n | t h. A. R. Padgett. H. E »nyway. Send me a card stating m.irH «nv* y l r „ri raC /.ti!lL- CrtJHby. and Walltcr Padgett had wheth.r or not you will attend.- matcd that if any more attacks business it- Bamberg last week. Come. ^ wem made oi- him he would ear- w . C. Patrick. Jr . visited his I . UP the , * ce "* , * ppln * : | home last Saturday till Mondry. ! P Mr* Wlihur <n behalf of the ' 1r a,M * Mr *' M Warren have : n i. b€h i a I. * he rpr *’»‘*l>' rented and moved to B. P. Char tent on C ommunlty club, *dvanc WltrrpAa p i a( . e . ed areumen » Its behalf cf the bill. BpnJ . p^, WarPPn . of (Varleaton. He think, the measure should be H forntpr rPHl<lpn , of siror ks. is vls- r'pnm®ni^ ^ Hi t relatives n, ar Smoaks | ernment. The legislature should (J B Foo|i Pamp .hrough Smoaks' litst week, Mr. Foitl la an interest- C. L. Shealy, I’rin. Wn-lterboro High School Dr. H. W. Black, Sr. W. W. Smoak. Co. Bd. Education. Mile-y. is having some work done on the road at give the people a chr-:’.'* to say if they desire this form of govern- j',' r () | ment, the veto of the governor to! r„ ni ..i jf , (llU , the contrary i->twirhataiiding. Mr. Wilbur st.id that Mr. Grace signed jJtnorks a petition for commission govern-) Debilitated cotton patch energy pr< ’'* , is at-rlher Implement l-ndly needed i... ithe farm. Let's invent |t bill that takes the registration re- | ^ ,, strlction from the primt ry. He aaid that this is the crux of the fight; .. T take away this safeguard ant! the ment before the election, lit* tested agntnet the ameiidni’r-’ to th A. P. 8. blow with terific force at the fr-r north and play h«xcc with the skin causing red. rough or sore chapped hands srd lip*, that nr< d Bucklen'a Arnica Salve to h+r-i them It niakt-a Ithe skin soft and Smooth. Cnrivale f or eold-sons, also burns, ’ bolls He tcck the provision cf the ^ r , eB - cu ' 8 ; brul^es nnd piles, governor’s veto mt-ssagt' serla- ^ 11 ' ce,,,s u * J'din .M. Klein s. bill will Ir nulllf'rd in its effects Mr. Wilbur im-de several other pointM. Ft r the 1MII. ’ Mr. vonF.olnitz niatle a very aide debate in fcclalf ttf the bill. Der V/ing sr Walterboro CHINESE LAl Nimv tin iilack Strctt. Cellars^ earl/ ii;- t uffa, pair I . Top Sliiit, rncli it—. PI : Pt! ilo om 12 Kti f Boxuu Slu;-; t. .It . . . . Colleton County. (X)MMON PLEA8. ^ B. Easterllr-g aa Executor of Wm. Du Boyce, deceased. Ti Wm. DuBoyce, et al. By virtue of the decree of the above Court herein, I will sell at public outcry before the Court House in Walterboro, on Sale Day In February next, (5th day),, the following described realty^ All that trcct of land aituate id the county end State aforesaid, con taining one hundred and thlcty-eix (136) acres more or less, and bounded. North by lands formerly of the estate of D. C. Hill „ and J. W. Gruber, East by lands of T. B. Berry, South by lands of H. A. Stokes, and West by lands of Mrs. Martha Hlott, Wm. G. Hiott B-nd M. G. Hiott. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. C. G. Henderson, . Master. January 13, 1912. tlm Mid advanced arguments In con treversion of each t-f ll« assertions. He said that the •'ecplo of Char- lleston desired a clean lon-l , tern of self-governmn< nix) ^he Community .club and the better element of Charlestou thought that ’it la only by this method that It can be secured. There wp-a a spirited debate be tween Mayor Grace aid Mr. von- Kolntti, in which Mr. Grace made the aJIegatlon that Mr. vonKointtz was employed and spoke for Mc Kinley in Virginia. He also assert- •vwi that Mr. vonKointtz was em ployed at r- salary of $100 to lobby for the bill in the legislature. Mr. ronKolnits said what he ia now S aid, If he is, and what have been la political actions of the past, are rot germane to the issue, the question la one of right and not of expedi-tu-.. The meeting ended with Mr. Grace on the floor in rebuttal. In the lobby of the capitol r-fter the debate Mr. Grace ar-d Mr. Wil bur met again, and It seemed as If there would be a personal combat between the two. Mr. Grace again told Mr. Wilbur If he were not may or that he would slap .his face. The two men were, quickly parted hv their friends, e-nd ir- few minutes al was quiet. Union .M'cling. IVnile Local urges its mcm- sys- ; b prH to be present at its i'?xt reg- ,l, at I ular meeting. Friday evening. 7:30 p. m. as there Is much important jUStnrM to be to. L. Bellinger. Sec.-Treas. Walterboro, Jan. 29. A Girl's Wild Midnigtit Ride. To warn people of a fearful for- •et fire in' the CatsklUs a young girl rode horsebr-ck at midnight and Mved many lives. Her deed was glorious hut lives are often saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery in ^ faring lung trouble, coughs and colds, which might have ended in •oaswmption or pcwumonla. ”It cared me of a dreadful cough aad laag disease,” writes' W. R. Pat terson, Wellington, Tex., “after fou ta oar family had died with con- pumption, aad I gained 17 pounds.” Nothing so euro aad safe for all throat aad laag troubles. Price 60c surc^r 1 . botttejree. Ouar- The Mutual Life Insurance Com: Paoiy of New York, beg* to announ ce that Miss Miriam du Boh has ac cepted agency In her father's place. She will be pleased to sew anyone Interested in- insura-nce. xoncR On the 16th day of February, 1912, I will make my final return, and Immedtr.Jely thereafter apply to the Probate Judge of Colleton County for Letter* Dismissory of the estate of E.’V. Heidt. Anna M. Heidt. Administ ratrix. Walterboro. 8. C. Jan. 19th, 1912. l-24-4t . THE •EWINQ MACHINE OF QUALITY.) NOT SOLD UNOEN ANY OTHER NAME. WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. >MK you will pay, aad will airs. MASTER’S SALE. —a—, The State of South C&rolina, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. Sarah Crosby, et td. • vs. » J. W. Grant, et al. By. virtue of the decree of above Court herein, I will sell at public outcry before the Court House In Walterboro, on Sale Day In Feb ruary next, (5th day), within legal hours, the following described rei-lty. All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate in the County and State aforesaid, being the extreme western portiop of the Gaugh tract, j lying .and adjoining the right of , way of the Charleston ar-d Savan nah 1 ' railroad (now Atla-ntie Coast Line), and bounded: on the North by said right of way. East by lands of C. Nicholas, South by lands of Edwards, and West by haids late of Htssell, tow of Smith, Mciver & Co., containing five acres, two rdods and twenty-four ptrehes. As per Plat of CVnipbell & Lemacks Surveyors, of date. April 9, 1897. Also, all that parcel or tract of land next with the buildings there on-, situate in same County and State,, containing one acre and twenty-five perches, and lying on the Nortl^ side of sB-id Charleston and Savannah railroad, (now Atlan tic Coast Line), as per Pl&t of A. F. Lemacks, surveyor, dated March 6, 1907. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. C. G. Henderson, Master. January 13, 1912. NOTICE. On the 15th day of February, 1912, 1 will niche my final return and immediately thereafter apply to'the Probate Judge of Colleton Coudty for Letters Dismissory of the estate of A. J. Frank. Elisabeth Hiott, Administratrix. Walterboro. S. C., Jan. 20. 1912. 1-14-4L THSBAnXT-UBBT 00 UBBER Roofing-" Quality If you went a sewing nutchlty, writs tor our Utrat cwtalocue tWoi* you pun-base. T)« Ni> Horn Swing Mictwa Co., Orangi, Mass. Notice to Teachers. If there |s a teacher in the county who hr-s not received a tapy of the teacher’s manual for Ele mentary schools, a request address ed to 8upt. W. K. Tate, Columbia, S. C., will cause him to send one free of charge. This is a very valuable book, and should be in the possession of every teacher Id the county. H. W. Black. Sr. Co. 8upt. of Ed. Walterboro. Jan. 15. Jtaper M. Strickland of Williams had Baalaee* la town Saturday. MASTER’S HALE. The State of South Carolina, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. M. H. Howell, Plaintiff va. W. T." Robertson, et al.. Defendants. By virtue of decree of above Court herein, I will aell at public outcry at the Court House in Wal- terfcoro on Salesdsy in February next, same being 5th day. all that trret of land, in the County and State aforesaid containing 229 acres, more or lees, same having such shape, marks and boundaries as will more fully appear by a plat of sale made by C. M. Smyky, sur veyor. on Januc-ry 30, 1901. Also all that tract of land in th* County and State aforesaid contain ing 50 acres, more or leas, bounded North by lands of J. S. Right and lands of Benton; East by lands of W. J. Trowel); South by lands of W. F. Hill; and West by estate of Henry Graves, Jr. This 50 acres le the individual share of W. T. Rob- *rtEon in one hundred acres of pine land owned In common by himself and Jasper Rpbertaon. Terms of eale, cash/ purchaser to pay for papers. ' C. O. Henderson, jg aster. January 17. 1I1S. Palmer Crosby, of Round called to see as while la town Friday. 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Miss Polite Beaton aad brother Berkley, et Ptae Grove, are visiting relative* le Charleetea. H. L. Bishop, of Roaad. left on Thpraday for Savannah, where he te smBb hte fetara home.