Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LEGAL ADVER SUMMONS FOR REUEF. 1 1 111 . 1 1 , The Flesh Maker THIN MEN AND SCRAWNY WOMEN CAN GAIN A POUND OF GOOD SOLID FLESH DAILY HOME ENDORSEMENT. ■ Money Back in Any Case Where Samose Fails to Increase the Weight WEMH YOURSELF BEFORE USIMS HOW TO GAIN HEALTHY FLESH Weigh youreelf before commeac- M. Klein Advises Thin -Folks lag to use Bamoss, the great flesh : to use forming food. The wonderful sals' While thinness may not he a die- ’*“* — w * — tn of thl. nrentrstioD since first In ! ea.e yst it 1. in reality a condi- "**“• ° r MOfl# p,,,. '^lev^l th^e trouble, and of this preparation since first In- rea.uy n coaat , out ^ ^ u ^ |n #Tery way .. Hundreds of W’slberboru (Vtlseas ran TrU ¥oa All A boat It. Home endorsement, the public ex- press:on of Wslterboro people, should be evidenced beyond dispute for every Walterboro reader. Sure ly the experience of friends and n^ixhbors. cheerfully given by them, will carry more weight than the utterances of strangers re siding ia farawt.y places. Read the following: C. A. Eckardt. Main St., and Railroad Ave.. Walterboro, S. C. says: **I eco recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills in r?turi» for the ben^ Good, healthy flash can only be efit they brought me. My kidneys The Stats of South Carolina, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. B. C. Bellinger in his own right and as trusts# of K. E. Ballinger (now Lxot>) nod also a trustee of 8. C. Bellinger, ^ ♦ Plaintiff against M. E. Bellinger, (now Lyon), C. Bellinger, 8. C. Bellinger, L. Bellinger. E. T. Bell inger, E. C. Bellinger, H. S. Bellin ger^ M. C. Bellinger, M. G. Bellin ger, W H Estes, and May Estea. Defendants. To the defendants above nomed: You are hereby 'summoned and required to aiawer the complaint In this action, of which the original Is on file in the office of the Clerk of this court, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at the! office No. 190 Meeting St. Charles ton, 8. C., within twenty days af ter the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and If you fall to answer the complaint with in the time, the plaintiff tn this action will c-pplly to tbs Court for relief demanded In the complaint. FISHBURNE A FISHBURNE B. C. BELLINGER, Plaintiff's Attorney July 30th. A. D.. 1812. 7-31-«t . * WHERE DOCTORS! I FIILEDTIHELP 1*diR E. PUWt V«8«tft» big Compg—d Rgtfcofgd 'Mrg.’Grggn’g HgglHi , MASTER'S SALE. The State of South Carolina, Colleton County. COMMON PLEAS. Harcklus Fraser, Plaintiff, vs. „ . . Joe Chisolm, et al, o Defendants. By virtue of Decree of- above Court herein I will sell st public outcry st the Court House tn Wal- I ^ terboro, 8. C.. on sales day in Bspt-^j^ ^ ^ aBtJ 0T#r#0 ember next, same being second m * m Covington, Mo.-"Your medtefam han aons ms more good than all the doe- tor’s medicines. At every monthly period I had to stay in bed four days because of hemorrhages,. and my back was se weak 1 could hardly wak. I bave been taking Lydia E. Pinkham’n Vegetable Com pound and now I can stay op and do my work. I think it in the best medicine on earth foe women.” —Mrs. Jennii Green, Covington, Mo. How Mrs. Cline Avoided Operation. Brownsville, Ind.—“I can say that Lydia E. Pinkham ’s Vegetable Coen pound has done me more good than anything else. One doctor said I must be opera ted upon for a serious female trouble and that nothing could help die but an operation. ”1 had hemorrhages and at times could not get any medicine to stop them. I got in such a weak condition that I would have (Usd if I had not got relief soon. "Several women who had taken year Compound, told me to try it and I did found it to be the right medicine t»' HUM FOLKS MADE FAT gained by the use of the proper too together with natural action of the did not act as' they hould and I subject to backaches and pains my kidneys. Doc.n's Kidney tablets, anil see how your weight In- Mk to week. Large troduced la Watlerboro and the re- t l° a t U at o««<ls attention. Under M oa g|n an< j be perfect- remarkable reenlt following Its use the nourishing power-of Samoa#j iy healthy, should usd Samose, the h«ve made John M. Klein such an healthy, natural flesh will soon be great flesh forming food and Mthulutlc believer oo the ,r.at Mtalurt. *“ K|1 r " tor *' "• 1 « h ’T™ 1 '.'?' o( Samoee that he hi. 'ThU remarhebl. lleeh form.., foo, c0 " m ~ cl “* to “* t, ‘— U,U * personal guarantee to refund the strengthens the system generally ereaseg from money If Samose will not make thin aud buiidu up the flesby tissues so box for 50c. •aat good, natural plumpness re- Samoee does not contain a partlcl •ulis. I of starch or pepsin nor is it any v ai Au ° unc0 °f flesh is better tb&n nauseating preparation such as la a roa % guaran ee, u ^ ^ pound of theerj. John M. Klein usually recommended to make peo- ’* Sieves that the best possible pow- pi« fat. and which does not boild ... ... . &r8 of Saniose is to have it tried up good healthy tissues. Samose has w ** * ® OM . . me _ , by hL customers, and to Induce all valuable fleeh forming propertlse mSIe*?!^ he^ls hi? cannot say l of them t0 uje H ’ he offerft t0 pay ,OM * up strengthens the sya- too much to induce people to try it ‘ r ' r Samose in case it does not tern, heips the food that Is eaten to This marvelous flesh forming foo.] give fcatisfactlcn. No stronger proof be a»simnated in a natural manner lg assimilated as soon as it is taken ^ than thlj can be given of his faith and absolutely restores health to all Into the stomach, makes good riel in It. Ho has s*en hundreds who the organs. blood, tones np the weakened syi-! •vero weak, thin ahd scrawny be- if y->u are not perfectly satisfied tom, helps to assimilate the food 1 • on e pluitap. robust and strong, sole with the results of Samose. Jobs and makes the user plump and :y threugh the use of Samoee. Ten M. Klein will return yopr money well. ; days treatment 50c. i without any quibbling. Bent postpaid on receipt of pric# Sent postpaid on receipt of price. Sent postpaid on reclpt of prilce. For sale by all dealers. Price !• seats. IPostor-MUburn Co.. Buffalo New York, solo agents for the Uul the -Doan’s people fat and restore health and strength to those who use It. This is a strong guarantee he has seen so many of his custom ers who a few weeks ago looked like "Were all medicines as merltor- ous as Cho-mberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be much better off and the percentage of suffering greatly de creased.’’ writes Lindsay Scott, of Temple. Ind. For sale by all deal- C/BBCA IOOFIMW’ (2nd) day: All that piece or parrel of land embracing lots Nos. 52, 55, 55. 57, 59, 70 and 71. according to a plan of the division of the plantation of the said Francis Y. Glover call ed West Bank, situate, lying and being In County and Stata afore said, bounded North by the Broad Street of Jacksonborb, south by lots No#. 55, 85, and 17 according to the plan of the division afore- sald, and West by Pon Pon Neck Road sol containing thtrty-fvs (35) acres, mors or lass, except about ode and one-half (1 1-2) acres belonging to the colored church. The above property to b^ sold upon the following terms, to wit: All Cash, purchaser to pay for pa- P*r*. .? C. G. Henderson. Master. Walterboro. S. C. Aug 9, 191S. CITATION. H. D. Padgett, Esquire, Acting Pro bate Judge. WHEREAS. J. F. O’Qulna. made suit to me to grant him let ters of Adrolnlstratlou of the Es tate and effects of J. D. O’Quinn. THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all RYSd singular the kindred and Creditors of the said J. D. O’QuImi, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held avt Walterboro 8. C. on the 3rd of September next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the fore noon, to show canse, if any they have, why the said Admlnistratlocf should not be granted. GIVEN under my band this 12th day of August, Anno Domini 1912. female troubles. ”1 am now In great deal batter health than I ever expected to be, so I >thiak I j ought to thank you for It”—Mrs. O. M. r Cum. S. Mala St, Brownsville, Ind. DON’T No In these days of physical cultura and health foods, one woild hardly expect to so# any thlu, weak, ema ciated people, but In spite of all this, nearly every person you meat Is thin and scrawny. Good healthy flash can only ho gained by the ass of the proper foo4 with thorough assimilation of tha fat-giving elements. Nine people out of tea In order to weigh so much as they ought aad be perfect ly healthy, should use Samos#, tha great flesh forming food. Weigh yourself before commencing to eao these little tablets, and as# hour your weight Increases. Samose has valuable flesh-form las awl tissue bulldjag properties, and when it Is assimilated with tha food. It ceases the flesh- making elements to be retained and tha weight Is naturally Increased . Jno M Klein the popular druggist has sold in the last few weeks, a great many packages of Samose, ev ery one with his ptrsoiml guaran tee to refund the money If It did not give satisfaction and has . had but one person ask foe the money back. «* J. L. McLaurtn to la Wa hoc. Roc. A letter has been received by county secretary. W. W. Smoak, off the farmers union, from former sen ator, j. L. MoLaurln, of Benaotta- vllle, accepting an Invitation to ha present the first Saturday In Oeto- Published, on the 14th and 20at her to deliver an address at tho Metal SMINGLEr LAID RIGHT OTBl OLD 9909 SHINGLES S. No An—so I laid they sahaer . _ . , sad ftrs-prsof roof, sodor ef t be dessed <w the weed i Asia RsefcpmwByMisafsaMMioadae FOR SALE BY BROWN & HARDWARE COMPANY WALTERBORO, * SOUTH CAROLINA Are Ever st War. There are two things everlasting ly at war, Joy and piles. But Bucklsn’s Arnica Salve will barxish - piles in any form. It soon sub dues the itching, irritation, iar tlamation or swelling. It gives oomfort, lavites Joy. Greatest heal er of burns, bolla, ulcers, cuts, bruisas, ecsema, scalds, pimples, ahtn eruptions. Only 25 cents at Joo. M. Klein’s. P. W. Rlaher, of Bmoaks, was amoag these who had bnslaeas la Walterboro Monday. . ■ u ,'4 „ eautThmu SODA t *U L r LIVED ON RAW EGGS _ « Mr. Mm#s bycrleict WMi Dtf» faro* Ms. Hicks asd Battmilk for Thrtt Years. Cecfltoe, Md —Mr. George Rfcharfe, of this place, during the past 12 years, has probably tried more different died than the average person would ever um ia a iif*** 111 * What he has to say about his experi ments, must therefore be highly interest ing to anyone suffering from indi^tiou or stomach troubles of my kind. He ays “For more than 12 years, I suffered with stomach troubles, and paid hundreds of dollars for doctor bills and metfidaas. I was also operated oa for piles. lUved M. iL Crosby, of Sniders, was la tows Friday oa bustaess. oa dried peaches and buttermilk S three years. The only thing not give am pafs was raw eggs- a physical wreck. I could not d was as aear crazy as s man Jibe. say that after taking two 25-cenf > of Thedford’s Black-Dra i alt I ever sc I have been working daily oo the farm ever since, and I am aa hard as iron.” This purely vegetable remedy has been to sacccmfnl use for more than 70 yearn. Try#. Bulbs sure that it’s "ThsUiofd’s." Every one admires the tone and finish of our PIANOS, ORGANS and other musical instruments. The oldest Music House in the South. The best of everything in music. Write for free song book. Piano tuning in the Country at rea sonable rates. Sieging Musk House, No. 243 King Street, CHARLESTON. S. C day of August, 1912, In the Press and Standard. H. D. PADOHrtrr. Clerk of Court. Acting Probate Judge, Colletoa County. News From Lodge. Lodge, Aug 17 Special: The protracted meeting st Carters Ford closed Friday. No doubt this meet ing was well attended at «very ser vice and it Is believed thist much good will follow. Several new mem bers were added to the church, both by letter and for baptism, which ordinance was administered Friday. Rev. Lawson is now engaged in a Court House here. Mr. McLaurUx will visit Walterboro under tha auspices of the county farmers untom but prefers Ho make sn address to the public, after which on ssecutlvm session of the farmers union will ha held. This meeting will begin at If o'clock at the Court House and tha public is c&dlally Invited to ba present. KLEIN’S UNUSUAL OFFER. 1 1 !>r. Howard r. .Specific at Hstf Price and fiusrsatee a Cure. It isn't oftet* that I have faith enough In the medicine put up by other people to be willing to offer meeting at Peniel, which will doubt-, to refund the money *lf It does lees contirvue through this week not cure, said Jno. M. Klein, to a Miss Ids M. Fishburne, of Wal- I Press and Standard man who drop- terboro, was a pleasant visitor to ped Unto his store, "but he la glad Carters Ford Friday. W. H. Hlers attended the picnic &t Grover Friday. He reports a large crowd and a pleasant time. Mrs. W. If. Hiers and daughter, Miss Luclle, Is visiting relatves at r’hrhardt this week. We are glsd to report that Clar- 1 ence Caldwell, who has h^en very HI for the past few weeks, is able to be out again. L. A. H. to sell Dr. Howard’s specific for the cure of constipation and dys pepsia on that basis. The Dr Howard Company In order to get a quick introductory sals, authorises Dr. Klein to sell their regular fifty cent bottles st—half- price, 25 rents ar«d. although ha has sold a lot of It and has guaranteed every package, not ona has been brought back as unaatiar factory. He ia atill selling tha apacMe stat» of oh»« ntr of ToiMo. Loom coosty. m. ' at half price, although he cannot Fraok J: « b»n»/ mak— oath that h»- U aasWr ,.<1 1,__ i_ n „ u A K* able to da C taer of the Srm of V J Ch-!»r A Oo.. So- V®' 1 how *° n * n ® *1'®''. bvaioou in tso rttr of TuMh. Comtr ao4 so, and anyone who Is subject State aforvaaid. and that aald Srm will pay _ rtnu Mn«Ylnn alrk hoaitr.-he diUi- tbr ram of ONR ni NDREO DOLLARS for COnstipsTlon. SICE neaUFV OO, ®***1 raeh and every ease of Catarrh that ranoot bo OMS, liver trouble, IndigCStlOU Of eurrd bj the oac of Hall a Catarrh Care. I general played OUt'Condition, OUght raAKK /. CHESrr. . trke advantage of this chance. To« S-’S.n,,"".. <•*» t.11 M. A. w. CUUMI. II ■ ■ Nutary PnhUc. M Hair* Catarrh rare U ttkw tatmally and art* directly Upon the bluu<l and muroo* rar- faeea of tho ayatem. Send for teatlaoolala. Maj. John Black, of Charlestoo, is, spending soasUms with rslatlvss lu .. town. _ „ 1 r. S. CHRNRT * CO.. Tolodo, O. Said by an Dracgtato. TV. Taka Hall's rautly PlUi tor sasstlMtAru are not satlaficd iGth tho specific that they can come right back to his store and h* will rafund thslr money. Mr and Mrs. B. R. Ulmer, of Ruf fin were ia town Monday. . « # 11 n 4 1