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r*:* x PAGE TWO. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBOR 0,8. £ APRIL 9,1913. ) ■ "i / • ** / 7 : ~ // • /-/■* The People of Colleton Understand the Conditions Which Prevailed in Charles- / ' V * t - ■* ton in the First Primary for Congress- The Grace machine was solidly supporting . - / , . / ' • - » My Opponent. Oppositipn to the Machine was Divided; the Opposition is Now Supporting Whaley. These Conditions Should give Whaley a Majority in Charles ton in the Second Primary. In the First Primary Whaley Received a Plurality in Clarendon and Berkeley and a Majority Vote in Dorchester—All the Counties in the District, Except Charles ton, Which had Three Candidates, and Colleton, Which had Two Candidates in the Race. Whaley was the Strongest Candidate in the First Race and Will be Elected in the Second Primary. ' ' He is the Best Equipped, the Most Independent and the Winning Candidate for Congress. ■. / * ' <--> •i * / Finish This S^ery WORKMAN in r.n 1 II C iar- tory was the various stages o( waRop/ccinstruction t > an interested ^ iXtor. He picked - two pieces^tiofipr 1 iC yell w pine, and a;kcd tlu v;-itor tor.oi-.c the d ico -ve i \ the weight ot the t\\<o pieces, k k. li ...tu* piece, ho^ e\f»l;uned, was k> 1 n.- i- 1. • Tfu* heavier was air-dried, i, !•.;. ! r taiised the resipous sap which adds strength and toughness, while in the kiln-dri« d pkre of hiuUxr this sap had bet n drawn ou. In the too ial>id application of heat. ij Every Stick of Lumber Used in IHC Wagons Is Carefully Selected, Air-Dried Stock Here was something to think about. The visitor asked for a test as to the relative strength of the two pieces of wood. The air- dried piece held up under nearly double the weigh* under which the kiln-dried piece of lumber broke. „ • » To the eye there was no difference between these two pieces of lumber, but when put to the test there was a vast difference. So it is throughout the construction of I H C wagons — Weber, Cohnehw, New Bettendorf, Steel Kmg. They are built bar real strength, light draft, and satisfactory service. Weber and Columbus wagons have wood Eears.' Ste^l King and New Bettendorf have steel gears. IHC local dealers handle the wagons best suited to your work. See them for literature and full information, or, write hlcnudmal Harvester Company of America ilacorporatcU) S.G BEAUFORT LYNCHING NARROWLY AVERTED ntowiv OK MEN THREATEN LIKE OK OROLEK’S ASSASSIN. MILITIA CALLED OUT Khwtl!} Per ua<K‘<l to Let the < • \< t ift" Necro V. .‘.ii!: ifj.»t«'<l l>!*-|M'iiMitry c i ii.t.:']{.» —r I tiMiutr Htiriirti Pound of Solid Fesh Daily % « o Money Positively Refunded- If This bcientific Treatment FdiIs to Do All That is Claimed for It. SAMOSE, a Concentrated hlesh horming Food, the Only Remedy Known for Thinness— Bi^lds Up the Thin and Weak, Brings Back the Rosy Blush of Health to Pale Cheeks Rounds Out the Scrawny Form and Gives the Beauty Lanes of Plumpness. Z 4 B T !' r ? i' .0 \ ii \. j'.j*t t*' II prul. ii.no t "■ ’V u h' ■ i • •' of ‘ht> s!:t*rifi J) o t' 11 iHi all*ln f;»vl d TO PALE. THIN PEOPLE. THE KATNESS OK HEALTH. ami O ut to Pay for Samo-r if it ISm>> Samos** Kills Out th«* t'urvrs Not Make Thin l oiks Kat. Makes Thin People 1 at. A LIBERAL OKI ER. Aiiyniie t'aa Try Sal nose, the IU-- uiarkatHe Klesh-Kormittg Komi. If you are thin your health is not wha' if should !»t loiini; weight If you are When two of the leading druglsts Pale, tnin people are simply suf fering from want of nourishment They c ay ea- enough, but t*v ir foo ‘ . ia not properly dlMsfevi anU does in | them no povd. ions ' i5amo *r; t.:o ren irhable flesh- ” . .. . , r , ; will refund vour money If - it does . _ , , , . , , , , , , , ten lul to at once,, you cnimot he - - Cormliif; ford, should be used by a l t not whp are pale weak, and. thin, 't «'i‘ltl y and strong n’ you are tl.ln^ some’king wrou;; that stadily theer .is in ^Hcrboro tell you that they i ou’ii he ”t t' uvo a propnration on which they t he U ' in . V.* ui' < , ; itt«» ■■ r . oe « ha «?< <! w tit " iVispcu 1 > Ide j. ii * ojit alio v. i Killed a ■ ^‘t ’tar* ay ti>ght. ! ■■ It* * i Sle-n^e Wi’.i' JK ' • 1 . . ’ ty of !m , ^ l' 'TY'-i ;; •: ite lyon tom Jas ? per ytnsn* '. :* headed f*>r H*‘cu- “ f*:t. i heir ; ei,t-ons being •«* take f r Otn the jail end lymh tfie prisoners Mispeetetl itaving killed t’odler. The sheriff immediately wired Gov ernor Blease, requesting that the to- dil military lornpnny la* plaeed at hm serviec, to be used in protecting the prisoners. The sheriff also dispatch ed several deputies in automobiles to meet the would-be lynchers, who were coming by train. The party was met by the officer* about two miles from Beaufort and tl)e men were persuaded to abandon their plans and give up their arm* to the officers. 4 In the meantime, (’apt H. F. Town- sem^bad received orders from the Governor to assemble his company and go to the jail, which instructions were promptly obeyed. By this time Sheriff White had ar ranged to remove the prisoners, whem he took by boat in the direc tion of Savannah, but the sheriff re fused to divulge his destination, and it is not known here where the pris- y oners are now. The military company, about twen ty five strong, remained at the jail j several hours, receiving orders to h \.i;'i tb '.md . Ml uidK us- * .siMtlulk'M, so ti nt when ta..i*;i lor i > a short U:n«* n:ylur ■ will soon assert her ntru.al powei •, and ii**' lued that is eaten will give .nr* :.gth and good flesh. Weigh your self before you com mence hte use of Satncjs* , and you will notice a steady gain. Samose is not a iod I:v» r oil or nauseating con coction, but a scientific fllesh-form- ing food that restores the thin and scrawny to their proper weight nad fills the weak at.d debilitated with vlgcr andvitality. vigor and vitality. The, woman who longs for rosy cheeks and the plumpness of beauty shoitld list- Samose. The man who wants to be strong and well and gain health and good flesh will hav his desires accomplished by Sa- moae. Such remarkable results have fol lowed the use of Samose that Jno. M. Klein the druggist. Is willing UK pay for the treatment if it does not give the desired results. They make this offer generally and want all who are thin, weak or. out of health to get a box of Samose on those terms 1’Mcit health and good, boliu, >i ^atiful !!• sli i an oni. come through tbo us* 1 oi Samose. ili*' lemaraable : lesh-iorining food. ihis niaiv.the thin and scrawny plump and icbusi; it mixes with th ! do all that is claimed ^br if it shows that the article must have unusual merits. It is in this way that Jno. M. Klein the druggist sell Samose, the remarkable flesh-form ing food. This great disco very. Is desired to lood so that ;^1 of the elements tha work a ;reat revolution in treating make solid bone, firm muscle and the (hin( the weftk ail(1 the si .. k good tiesb are thoroughly assimilat-‘ ed and retained in the system. here can be no doubt that, . It Samose is not a drug or a stimu- helps people who are weak and sick lant; it is a scientific flesh-forming jly, who are tired and who have food that restores thin ^P' 0 ’ 0 I poor digestion, rrotorlng them quid a normal condition of good healthy , y to heallh and Mrength and ‘ ln . r,e *“- v . creasing the weight so that life is ihere are thousands of unhappy a pi easure and a joy nervous, thin people who would loo Samose is In reality a concen- and feel entirely different If they jtrated food, and reatores life and vi- were only fat and plump. Let themjtallty at once fo W blood use Samose and they will soon no- | it mixes with the ordinary Mce remarkable results. .foods and aids digestion; It extracts These statements are confirmed from the foods that you eat the Jno. M. Klein. The druggist of- flesh-forming and strength-giving elements, building up the tissues fers to refund the money to anyone buying and using Samose who does not gain in weight aa promised. The risk is all theirs, the thin and scrav ny can buy Samose at Jno. M. Klein's store with the knowledge that if it is not successful it will cost absolutely nothing. and the general health. Anyone can get a 60 cent box of thla remarkable fleah-forming food knowing that their money will be refunded if It does not Increase weight and restore the systems to *, leave about 11 o’clock tonight, after the Governor had been advised that the situation had been relieved by the removal of the prisoners a^d the abondonment of the lynching plans. There was considerable excitement here folsawtiile over the prospect of at least an attempt at lynching, but everything is quiet again and no further trouble is feared. Redon Memorial Amorlatinn to Meet. The Executive (’ommittee of the Redon's Memorial Association la hereby railed to meet at Bedon’s Church, Wednesday morning. April 16. at 10.30 to arrange a program for Bedon's Memorial. A full at tendance is urffad. ° “ -ftev B. F. Halford. Chairman. t^eroy Herndon, a Colletonian who has been living at Summerville for the past year baa returned to Waiter- boro to assist his father in his farm near town. Mias Mattie Herndon, who has been • teaching at Thayer's closed her school March 28th after a very successful ■ession. and is now enjoying a much nepded rest at her home. She haa ' also just returned home from the S 8. Convention at Sumter, praising the "• Sumter people and the Convention