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s >1BDi — I Again .. am up win., .ha pro- 'F P p" F !' plexing problem of MlUpg another I 11 L L lowTng dlseaaea you cotton crop. Oottoo hes been quot- nhould send to «• tod&r f«> * 5 >r •d at 13 cents and above until it box of Bloodlne and Blood Kidney begins to come upon the market and Tablet* FYee. a. these diseases yield , then the> offer from 10 1-2 to ‘11 ‘at o!»ce to'their wonderful curative .cents per pound for it. -We want powers. We have seen thouaards to sive you a cofrenatldn we had of these troubles ended In a week k-ith Mr L. F \yooten. of Rastmar. though they have resisted every oth- ... .. , G »- He said: *1 just sold my last er r**medy known to science a «at* and will be held it I^ ^ , i er i r<tor >' *>^11 Caro- jearV cotton last week for 12 1-1 1 Bad Blood. Highly Colored Urine. - i H.>a unotcupied government Jrod cents around uncut. I have not sold Kidney Complaint, Brick dust in R'er~ *• “■ J -** * * - . - - —. LEGAL ADVERTISING j m«Himt3imiimtBomHra»c5 Examination. | — The Regular fall teachers' exam- T1 M . Kress. Th. R,*d.rs and Xon- laatioa baa b^n fl*ed by th* .State t lU^I. rs. noMd'of Education for Friday, O v- ,the Court House, beginning at 9 o’clock a. m. All teachers who 4e- to qualify by taking this examina tion arlU be governed by this no-. jaM settle. tlce. Tho queatiom will be hrs*>d on the IJUte adopted text book*. Those on Pedagogy on the fcr.Lte Xlanurl for Elementary Schools n ! the Stats Manual for Hl»:h School-. These pamphlets are distribute d fro^ by J. E. Swearingen. State superin tendent of eduction and by ;li? couEty auperiutendents of educa- tioa. ' H. W. Black, Fr. T’onnty Superintendent c'f !l<hra- tlon. 9-lJH-3«. FOR KALE. » •- Buy a ffood Farm or a TitntM*r Tract la Bouth Ocorgia. Write today for my booklet of .•’one hundred Farms and Timber Trrcts for Bale.’* In the banner coun ties of Thomas Brooks. Grady. De catur and Mitchell. Large tracts, small tract*. Improv d or unimprov ed, 'toe level sr«dy loam and red pebbly land with red clay subsoil labor abundant, best mads in Geor gia. beat cotton lands in the Sou h good neighborhoods, schools end rhurchea. pure free atone-and ar tesian slater, plerrfy hog and homi ny, saw mill timber, turpentine locations., ctit over lands, color-iza tion lands, fine stock raising sec tion, city property paying 10 per cent and over. Write me what you want and 1 will answer by early mail describing the property which you tfant. Yours to serve. < - W. E. C!RA IGMM.KS, Thomasville. Ga. »-25-3t. Tax Sales For Sales 1912. Day in Oct. Rlake lYm-nship. - Mrs. M. A. Pir-knev, 11» r.-ro* more or less bounded by* public road from IAalkehat£hle to \«bepoo Ferry and by Bonr.part. Tobias. Fra-T Rlmmons. et al. Taxes, cost an 1 penalty $4 * - %, John White 10 ar-^« moro r,r Jes« bounded north by Fannie Hasll. et al. And west by *he Atlantic Coi*t LinAysUrond Tp.xes, cost and pen- *lty^«5.70. v. \ TVaser Tawmdiip. Patiehoe Parkerr 3 r.-r**? more or Jess, bounded north by Camp Ave- rete «««t by, asta’e Tf GilMnrd. Sooth^hjr estate of Pwndy. w^st by Julv Johnson and estate' of Brown. Tr.xe= cost and penalty. 5P Snl«l«*r« S«'hool District. H \ T^rawdy ttfi acres more or less, bonnded by D. P. Hudson. R. R. K'rord. er al. Taxes, oo=t and peralrv, fit.29. G. F. Kinsey. <50 r-"res more or Jess bounded east, north »nd • by H^rm Kingey, now C. V. Kin-ey and South by .I*. J. Smonk. Tgx*s. cost and p^rol^ - , 315.02. W. M. Kinsey, ISO r-mes more o’- less bounded by Dr J. |t Podgetf. W. W. Bishop, Je=se Shmak. and church tract. Taxes, cost and pen alties $31 ft. Warren T«»wnship. Mrs. Julia Br.rnes. 36 acres more or >*$, bounded by W. A. Stricklan Islam Padgett, J. B. M Linder and J B. Barnes. Public road. ®t ai ' Ttxes, cost c-r«d penalties. $9.62. , W. R. Fox. Sheriff Colleton County. and w^re it suddenly to be opened a crop for les« than 13 cents around t'rr.e, Tn.l»e Casta, Bright’s Diaeaae lo iiomes«f kcrs hundreds of thous- li over four yerrs, nor here I sold H* morragw of Kidneys. Stone in the ands of people’gpuId imove into it one until after the first ojt Mareh.*'* r. Urinary Troubles. Hu.Iden One of the first enter- Mr Wooten had 8»> betas made In 8i ppage of I'rl:.-*. Gravel. Irritation prises tf» be stared among -he 1911 Had he,sold this cotton In ©f the*Biadder, Dribbling. Staining settlors would be a newspaper. .the fall he would have gotten $20^9 Af . r Urinating. Retention of Urine. What would he the fate of the p*’r bale less for or a $1,600 loss. > In Urinating. Frequent CrJls. newspr^erf Who needs this most, the farmer "V.\\ Kidnejs. I’A- Acid. Pass suppose tbnf it would be ad- or the buyers and tn ar*:j fa ft urenf? Bl<wd or Mucus It. Urinn. Backache, tv:t?.d that, were 't to oppose the If yqu r.re able to hold your cotton Pni’* in Uretha, Ulceration of the interrsts cf the people, they would do not sell a bale until after Christ- Bl iddur. UhrumaUsm, Cf/arrh of refuse to sal scribe jo it and in mas. if you can hold it! “It will , or Rowel#, Pain in Joints that cas“ merchants would not ad-, pay you to do so. and then yon . or Hips, Diabetes, Scanty Urine. Vjeriise in ~ ~ ' The newspaper would will also help your poor neighborto ' r7iic k or Sluggish Urine. Dropsy or go if.'o bankruptcy r.nd some ofh- rralize r.. bet ten price who is forced ^’dli-ig of the Feet Loss of Flesh, er newspaper would'take its'place. ! to sell as he gathers it We spend ^-iver Comph Inf. Gall Stone. Gas- Were the populatior. of the‘State , much time in talking of plans fe^*,^ 1 .'' ^id. enlarged liver, torpid, Hv- 290,000 and only 75,000 were read- ‘marketing the cotton crop, but Just !* r Her.iache. FoUl iBreath, Loes of ere of newspapers, 125,000 would ; now rothing will help more than for A T'T v '’ib\ La Grippe. Coated Tongue, not contribute to the support of every farmer who is able to do so, . ^*' ,a kr»9a*. Tired and Sleepless, Nerv newspapers. Xewepapers could , to hold his cotton until next ou ' n, ' iS . ra <" , rhi:J Acid, Malaria If you need Rloodtne Blood and Kidney Tablet# and have never used them, please sign the coupon below. r'y*J scrrcely be expected to have influ- spring .Many are r.hle to do so. encp with the nor. reading majority, and the holdirn? will pay them* and Were 200,000 of the people new.-- thus render them better able to do paper readers and were they divld- so in the fiCnre. Tlmre never was I Do ,hi * jn J^Hce to yourself and ed into two groups of opposite po- a season when the natural crop!** h, **P y©« wrtl. This offer litical views, af lep*t two newspa- conditions were more favorable for convince you thn^ Blo< | pers would be established. a good profit for those who hold Many, shallow-minded persons are their cotton We will make a fair giving themselves unnecessary con- cotton crop, but it is now impossible cern about the influence. of the to gather a large one—for it hast press In South Carolina. News- not been mr.de.—Southern Cultl- papers thrt represent nobody go 1 vator. ou.f of business. . | To say that the people dislike widi If you have young children you distrust the newspapers that they . have perhaps noticed that disorders buy and read is to say that the .of the stomach e-re their most com- penple are gulls end fools. * mon ailment. To correct this you With that part of the public of Will find Chamberlains Stomach and South Carolina that dees not reatW; Liver Tablets excellent. They mouth Carolina newspapers can are easy wid pleasant to take, and hr-ve little more influence than they mild and gentle in effect. For sale have with the inhabitants of Rus- by all dealers. sia or Germany. | When a section of the non-reading Selling Tlioroiitfhhtwls. public is orgr-nixed In opposition to i R. H. Wichtnan returned a few newspapers, its opposition Is not so I days ago from Kentucky where he much to the newspapers as ’to the . purchased a number of fine Ken- people who support the newspa- | tucky registered thoroughbred hors-, pers. The r’-*wspa,per becomes ! es. These will be sold to pur- merely the symbol of the class at J chasers in the county. Mr. Wich- which hatred md opposition are ; man states he will make this a launched. . j regular busir-’s* if he find# the peo- A public newspaper is automati cally representative of its readers. The individual reader and the edi tors may differ as to a hundred in dividual measures and policies, but -‘n the whole and in the long rur. the mao® of ceaders will r.gree with ♦he editors as to the preponder ance of their policies. Otherwise. ‘he* newspapers will be conducted at a loss. ‘Newspapers and readers con stantly r.-t and react upon one | walterboro. Sept. 2 ann-h**- What an editor says about j a particular* ireider** mr-y at ^ the moment be in the main the ' ex pression of personal opinion. What in the courap of ten or twenty years an •editor or succession of editors say is and must he largely the ex pression of the r*’wspnper’s , clien tele r.’-d this it is however ind“- hamoered the editor' may in his thinking. No newspa per thrt has ■ contim**»:sly for a i pie of the county really desire to Improve their stock. Uanl «Kf Tfiank*. Editor The R#e«s and fit an dard: Please allow me space -in your paper to thank the many voter# of Walterboro, Wolf Creek and Ritters for their very liberal support whch elected m<* magistrate at. We-lterboro Yours truly, J: D <J<4son. 5 * FOR THE THIN AND SCRAWNY, Satinis-e W ill Make Yoa IMtirup ami Rosy, Says .Ino. M. Klein. If you are getting thit* you ir? sick, although you may not know it. If you are losing weight !- ilv, th“re is something wrong tint needs looking after If votr hav** ilways been sick, but you may not io.rg period run countfr to the pro- j ^ ou cannot b strong vri!i-’g opinion of these who sup port it has survived the contest. ,lne Blood and Kidney Tablets do what we claim. Certainly we would rot buy them and give them to poa If had any doubt#. You xser- talr. y want to be well and should in Justice to youraelf send us this cou pon today. Cut out this coupon at once, and fill out the blanks and mall it to TIm* lilmMline OurponWicn. . Host)mi, Mi*ts. My dlse&se is I never used Bloodine and Kidney Tablets, hut if you will send me a 5"e box I will gladly try them. I enclose you herewith 10c In stamps to cover coat of mailing. Name City s Street State j-r . . . Give full addreaa and write plainly. IWoodlne Blood* and Kidney Tab lets 50 C and $1.P0 & bottle from your druggist, of by mail from The Bloodine Corporation, Boston, Mass. 9-11-41 L— ■ -- To say that the ptiilpit h.a« eo in fluencp with church-goers wou'd be absurd. To say that it has direct inflncD'e with persons who npv<*r enter a church would be equally rb- surd The relation of the news paper to the public is similar. Those who say that South Caro lina newspapers have lost influence do not know what they are talkir-g. about. What they mean is that the newspaper reading prat i of the voting population rid t.he . non-reading part are sometimes at odds and that the latter part is: numerous and powerful in politics.— The State. if you ar«* thin. Try ther* to be healthy ;.nd plump 1 it is not difficult if you kndw how The only way to increase 'he weight and gain health and fb-sh is by using S»mo«»e. th« standrrd flesh forming food and tissue builder It mingle# with the food you eat and i« assimilated so that all the flesh forming and tissue building el- their 1 einf ‘ ntB °f the food are retained In the system. This explains the great -value of Samose. ^ Jno. M. Klein sells every oa-k- age on a guarantee to refund the money If it does rot do ail that is ^ 1« l claimed for It. News FYorn Snicnkh. Smoaks. *9ept. 30—?fpecial: Nellie McDuffie. Miss of Branehville. WORTH EN’H Trade Mark. 0 WONDER WORKERS * The Great Nerve and Brain Food Highly recommended for Nervous Dlandton News. Islandtor*. Sept 30—Special: The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. C R Mears regrcttheirTnoving from j S everr7days' recently'with Mi^'a BebilUyNervousProstration Pr^ iandton to Ehrhrrdt. Mr. Mears is ' jigttie Smith mature Decline, Drainage, Lost \lg- bookkeeper for the Ehrhardt M^r- I Hon * C W. Garris attended the 01 ** Reproductive Iiwapaclty Paral- cantile Co | buryinK of hiR brother-in-law. Mr. W. Paralytic T^njlencieg. Dc- Mt. and Mrs. D. E. Knight have B. Sauls.' R. G. Thompson, of Wil- of liston. also attended Mr. Sauls’ fun- moved to ^Summerville. Mr. *nd Mrs. ‘Eugene Kinard, ... era | Pine Grove section, sper** Sunday. Thp hy the strlck- wjrh Mr. and Mrs. R. W Sineatn. j rn( j Sunday school was very en- “L^wrence Herndon, of \Valt«rboro. joyab f e * th o Ugb thP CP owd was rot is visiting re'atives here large Miss Fis^burne’s absence Mrs. Gilmore Bishop, of Ehrhardt. ^ & gwat ,i is:1 ppoinfment to is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. fh<is;p prpfi< , nt However, the su- Jessie Sineath. perintendent stated that Miss Fish- burn*’ would present at the next meetlr*g of the Sunday school. The .... nrogram consisted of singing and Mr. John-Sineath had Misi”css in v }n , ,, K Slrk . k | n p ( i Vsrovilie Monday of last rriny weather continue* and 'cotton gleaning is thereby thwart- i ed Ev cry one admires the tone and finish of our PIANOS, A <i. ORGANS and other musical instruments. The oldest Music House in the South. The best of every thing in music. Write fbr-teee song book. Piano tuning in the Country at rea sonable rates. "o Siegling Music House, . .*» No. 243 King Street, CHARLESTON. S. C ■Misses Minnie and Jar*ie Sineath visited their aunt, Mrs. Mr-mfe MnMaugh a ?<-w days .“go Rev. J. J -Williarrs Is boldine r.j rrotrocted meeting at Brier Creek, “ear Midwaj\ this tv**ek. Albert Padgett ief* Df’ Monday * nr Edgar. Ga., where he will reside ff or a while. • Tb*» mr.nv fr’endr of Mr- Mit-nje '•’artin will regret to learn of her i’1 re - and wish 'or her speedy ^re- eoverj-.* v '-A I>og «ir T’h’ Track, of *-- e fast ettpe^Ks means s-ric-'s aher i if' net remov 1. - * dt^s losa of • appetite. I ? n 1 i<‘cns lack of vitality, loss of. strenc* 1 ’ and rorve woakne««. If appetite tails, u-Ac Electric Pi-tTs <:nr-ki' ♦o overcomo the cause by toning u~* the stomach and curing the Indi- eestfon, Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln. Neb.. hsd .been sick over ’hrec y-ears. J)Ut si»-A* 0, ^ ,fR Elec tric Bitters f»it him right on his feet again. They have b“lped thou.-- ■ rnds. They give pure blo 0 ^. vtrorg oerve*. good digestion. Only >'’' 1 oents at Klein’s. Ask far piano certificate* The Prsaa sad Standard and at Brown s. , \ c Hi r^, .Ir. who has meej. In fb,. employ Yarn Bros. I ' , -- |j.,i.*t,nrn <111 y-' ijl fer s* .* ral da' - \Ifci Justiv* *.H: “rs h; .■» “Rc«.p*#»<! P position with Frnonk- M-pvintile Co., as rdiliiner Mrs P M. Rcrry i- convalesc ing f-otr a recent illness J M Hiers ard .1. f h Perrv '>f* i- the •employ of Amo- Mvrc-ir.M’e Co. N Miss Hattie Garris ba* ac—pted a positiob with W. B Smosk Co Yarn Pros. Co., has ernpioye<l Mr. M. Tu' n, of Hampton.* r-s book keeper A P. 'Smith left Monday mofn- Jpr 1-, his “istcr a' Orangeburg college from thence^he will visit Cc' *T*’ h' n •* ^ The Union “Jitceting was held’nt Smoaks Baptist church Sept. 27V 28 FishbUgie cline of Strength, Prefig-ture Old Age, Los# of Ambition. Insomnia. Melancholy, Nervous Dyspepsia, Kid ney and Bladder Trouble and Con stipation. Those Tablets will be found va!u- shlc In the treatment of the Va rious Debilitating Diseases of men J and ii> the most extreme cases of Nervous Prostration in women. CUARNTEE: We will send six boxes of vVoftlen’s Wonder Work- , “rs to you for $5.»*U and guar«,u*o j them to give satisfaction or return ' the money. Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes $5 0u Sent by mail on reclpt of price. Distributed only by The Worthen Wortk-r Worker Co.. Afetrose-Hoebou, AJase., |*. S. A.,' y-11-tf. Deafness Cannot Be Cured t>T hnl ■pflWttoD*. ■•* tb*W nmaot r*»«b tbc ilt«i—< jjurtUm uf th>- Mg. Th*-re to onlj om war to o#fr dfafii—i*. and ttiat 1* by c«ioatltatli« #1 rpaacdto*. Ila rattan! by an Inflantnl ri«Mllilui, uf tbr a>u<"ua liuln# of tbr EuOarhlan Tttbr. Wbrn tbla tub- la Inflanrd yott bar.- a ruwtdltt# aottnd •» loi|*TfH*t bmrlng. and wbm It to rntlrtty rban-d In-afuraa to .tbr r.-ault, aad —toaa tbr InBanunatlon ran U- takrn out and tbto tttbr rmtomt to Ita normal r<i(HUtl<.ii. hoar to# will hr dratmy-d forr»rr, nlnr raa-** .ait of tan are rana-d by Calarrb. whlrb la mitbln# tmt an Inflattinl ooudltlon of tbr mumu* anrfar*-a. W* Will #l»r Ittir rttindml Indlara for any ra»r of ftoafnraa Iraoard by ratarrbl that cannot br rorrd tiy Itall'a Catarrh fAirr. Srnd f.ir rlrru lara. frrr. F J. CHENEY * CO.. Toledo. O. Sold by Druyal«ra. TV- Take Hall a KatuUy HU* fur tvoatlpatliiB. eagle-thistle A. 1C Hands rough nrd red? Well. why don’t you u*-" Mildreditm Al&ion*l Cream, then the skin will be t soft as velvet. “The Cream of Creams.” 25c. r^id 50c a bottie. Mlldrodlna Specialty Co., Boston Mass. 9-11-If. Savor! |>y HN Wife. My laSy” always admiroa a per- ilhh’s a y* -.- wom:.o who knows feet complexion, and is ever e*axlon# Just whaLto (’l*> vh : h -r hu>t -nd’s to attain this end. hut without tht» j life t# in danger, but Mrs R. „ J. use of Mlldrcilna Cream it Is next Flint. HrS'ntrve, V» . is of* that to an Impossibility. Do try MU- 1 kJM, "Khe insisted on my using drodina Cream today. Mildredina DV. Kings New Discovers.” writ s fipecialty Co., Boston Mass. j Air. F “for i dreadful cough. wh'*n 9-11-if. - jl was so weak my friend# ihouxht —jgL I had only a short time to live, and Onk Grove 8rhor>| H|ien#. , It completely cured me ” A quick and 29. Miss Ida M. wrrA nreser*t and made an interest- , , ‘ v work.’^In Oak Grove school district began moat safe and reliable medicine for The Oak Grove school near town’ for roughs and colds. It’s the ini ts’k on Sunday school .... Rev F O S Curtis preached an it# session Monday with Mia* Alma many throc-t and lur*g troubles . able sermon s-t eleven o’clock. The Huffman as teacher. Jno. Y. Beach grip, bronchitis, heomorrhages. A meeting will be held at Great Is cheirman of the board of trus- trial will convince you. 50 cents and fcwunp - *“*' - - . V._ »* Gu.r»nt^d by Jno. M. Kl*in V*- 9— 1 THIS IS THE COVER of the can that holds Luzianne. New users are slow to realize the extraordinary strength of this coffee -how little of it is required compared with other coffees. The cover continually reminds them that saves half the coffee bill—goes twice * as far. Its quality speaks for itself. You’ll say, “It’s twice as good.” Many imitations prove its popularity; ita popularity proves its goodness. Sold everywhere. Accept no substitute. Tht RE1LY-TAYLOR CO.. N«w Orissa. PI iA" “Thu U My Choice of Duke’s Mixture Presents’ 9 Among the many valuable presents now given away -.wUb /-<£££//Duke’s Mixture there is something to suit every taste—and in this all-plea%mg satisfaction the prewnta are exactly like the tobacco itself. For all classes of men like the selected Virginia and North Carolina bright leaf that you get tn Now this famous old tobaccb will be more popular • than ever—for it is now a Liggett & Myers leader, and is equal to quality to any granulated tobacco you can buy. If you haven’t smoked Duke’s Mixture with the Liggett & Myers name on the bag—try It now You will like it, for there Is no better value anywhere. ^ For 4c you get one and a half ounce* of choice granulated tobacco, unsurpassed by sny in quslity. *gd with each sack you get a book ot cigarette papers FRUK. Now About the Free Presents The coupons now packt-d with fit Afy**t Duke'* Mixture are good for nil sorts of valuable presents iheso pres ents cost you not one (K-ooy. The list includes im* only smokers' articles - but ninny desirable presents for women and children—fine fountain.,pens, umbrellas, cameras, toilet articles, teams racquet*, catcher's gloves and uuslu. etc. As a special otfer dating/ September and October only, we wilt tend you oar new illustrated catalogue of- • presents FREE, lust send ‘ name and address oo a postal. /tttSr'f flfi vtur, rnfiy * xse «! If i >: - , i /• if 4 t r CsepMu v I'uwrer j»>ra LEAF ***/*< Iflf* uti i >rom HORSE. .. S NATURAL TWIST, umermi CU)U .. amJ ethc uigt or toupoer ntunf Py j Premium Dept. St. I RUIODINK LIVER PILI^ CURE CHRONIC CONSTIPATION. Twenty-five Cents . 9-ll-3m Piano certificates going fast. WouW you like a plana?. Think of it a-pic-no giveoaway. * ‘ mk