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* S.C ts, 1913. ~ xT * * e " S *' The Easy Laxative , . m la lattice to yourself you should try Rcxail Orderlies,—j ear bock If you don’t like then. They ere » candy coo* that really do fire easy relief fror.i ccr.ztipztioa., Good U tthebaMtal th# vaMe ma off by Um. ^ a. TUa mo mo which dreelata body. Unmly4»M(dcat When thee Mrmne 0 materiel that u bcraocs i They nc \ joai like ia tablet action J»g». ieneea attendant upon the um of 9«wUWea. Thtfr action la m jilMe «at that the taking of Kesail Order* li« alnmot beuozneo a ‘ • • > «f a doty. J well as for.tV mo*t roboet. ry act toward r'liV-vintt c<>rutipa* tioa, and also to ovt nroeMHt* cau«a and to make unneocMary the fre- qoent Um of They arfra to tooe and tfr< when the nervea and mnaric* of the h>>wels aad aun> ciatfroreuieer cfaadt. . % / Make Us Prove'It Wo guarantee to refund every penny paid u» for Braatl Orderliee if they do not give estiie entiffaetion. Wo adi no promieM and wn in no «ay obligate you. Your mere word ia for us to promptly and * refund the money. Dmgo’t that prove tknt Reaall Orderbes muet be right* You mnet ■now we would, not dare make such * n promise ualees wo wars ponlively eertaia. that Rexall Orderlies will do al wo ehum for them. There is no money risk attached to a trial of Retail Orderlies, and la Justice to yourerif^yoa should not nmifta to Retail Orderlies tome In convoa lent vest-pocket else tin boxen; IS tablet*, 10e; Si tablets, 36o; 80 tablet*, Me. | HKKor.K THE \Y.%LTKK1M>I*0 C IV* 1C LEAGl'K I^MT WkKti. Children Uka Retail Oldatlies. They mem ideal for ajicxl of delicata MMt«rn^aor«UMm _ CAUTION: PteoM bear In mind that Retail Remedies are not sold gdols. You can buy Retail Orderlies only at The Retail Stwfes. You ana buy EMail Ordmlias la this ooaiminity only at our store: by all < 'pk' * - WALTERBOR0 DRUG CO. waltmsoho 77k* %*a£l Store * 0UTH C * R0LIM * Thew Is a RctaB Ktore in nend^ every town nurf ci*r in the United Stntee. Canada and firent Britain. There b a,different ftetatl Remedy tor r..-urlv »vrr\ ontmary human <g—each tM(ietiatl)’ draignad f*f the partirular ill for winch it Y* rec<imniend>-<i. Tbe Rexall Mores are America’s Greaterr Dm;; Stores "y CHAS. H. ES’DORN BISCVSS SAMTm GWOiriOAS Firrrefal Talk Advorafing More At* trntion to the Hct<Hh aril Sanitary 1 “V Coadittoaa c- the Town. Folio winj A X K\ V|HITIN<» THH CITY I1Y Till: SKA, DON’T FAIL TO KTOI* IN TO OSeflR LEVY’S ■e. MOST RELIAIILE .. f CLOTHING STORE t * o JFRT NOW PIUCFS ARE CVT IN HALF AND STILL WE GUARANTEE EVERY PI RCHASK • • AT AfS*5lfl KING ST. ..!... S. W. <VRNER OF MORRIS The Handsome Green Corner BEST QUAUTY ^ " EXPERT WORKMANSHIP L. W etherhorn & Son v m of s c y ress DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS Charleston, South Carolina Prompt Deliveries Estimates Furnished | CYPRESS SASH, DOORS and BLINDS Largest Manufacturing stock house in the South. Special sizes on short notice. 4 A. H. FISCHER CO, Charleston, * S. C. X v* CARTER’S PHARMACY Dr. H. M. Carter, Proprietor SMOAKS. SOUTH CAROUNA Go to Carter’s Pharmacy toa^t your MEDICINES, RUBBER GOOpCTOILET ARTICLES, TALCUM POWDER, ETTC. We also have a fine of Stationery, Fountain Pen Ink,/ Pencils and Pens; Ci gars, Cigarettes and: chewing Gum, Can dies, etc. Get yonr Diamond Dyes from us and make som^of your old Clothes NEW. „ f f you ar^tnirsty—and you will be when you see \yhat we have to offer in the Cold Drinks—QUE^NCH your thirst at^jtur Fountain before you go. Then come again. CARTER’S PHARMACY SMOAKS. SOUTH CAROLINA ^ ’ ‘ OH tv Mirk Hvwdwrkva Away,'".. Hick headache*, aour gassy stom- mch. Indigestion, billlousness dlsap- pmur quickly^ after .you take , Dr Kteg'a New Ufe Pills. They purify tka blood and put new life and vigor in Um system. Try them and you win be well sattsfled. * Every pill Imips; every box guaranteed. Price Etc. Recommended by -JOHN M. KLEIN, Walterboro, 8. C. "I Pains in the Httmtach. If you continually complain of pains in the stomach, your liver or your kidneys are out of ' order. Neglect may lead to 4rop«y. Sidney, trouble, diabetes or Bright’s disease. Thousand recommend 1 Electric Bit ters a* the very best stomach and kidney medicine made. H. T. Al aton, of Raleigh, N. C.. who Buffered with pain ia the stomach aad back writes: “My kidneys were deranged aad fey liver did opt work right. 1 the speech of Dr. C. H. Es’Dofh. delivered before the Civic league at their regular meet* ioff. Tuesday. April 1. ISIS: I wish to thank the ladies of . the Civic League for the compliment paid me In asking me to address them, and especially for naming my subject for me. I would have been at a bps as to what would interest you most. Though I must confess that to write upon Sanitation ia a rather dry subject. In the out set I wish to commend the seal and no ble efforts of your League in doing so many things for the good of the town, and 1 am sure without the en ergy end progressivenees of the good womefi bf Walterboro we would 3ti11 be in th# darl. ages of Civic prog- ££**. ... 1 ntij glad to have the epportunity of j-peaking to you upon the saiilmry •oru .tio’ir of Walterboro, but w'i.»t I * ' * ** Ray would be hi n whisper, for v.v hau very poor K.n:t:uirin h«-ro. However, this is in il;e borom o; the'family and must not leak out elsewhere^ lest we blush. It is a Ft range thing, though u fart that here we seem to give the tliincfi that tn&ke fo^ltealth the last place (n our Civlr-4'.eague activity, and tli«* order should In* reversed. I do tiot^Jwi&li to go on record triti- nsiug the prdjffeski^spirit thatAtave us our water system, but I do think the gr> at mistake lay in having wa ter v.orka in the homes'’ befon ' v.t- have an efQdent drainage* system jo carry oft the wastewater, but in^ttrad v.o are in th * position cf an abund ant wa*< r supplv and no place to drhe it jo but ’ the b.uM yard*; and tr. !i< k tomefl. t+ trouble, cet pools nr. a result and u>0f(ju tos as a cou- sequence. So umch then lor the mis take ot the water ey«;tem, and" we will pass it over quickly; and now "for the cause. Of course the logi cal remedy would be to install a re liable sewerage system, and this must be the thought upper most in our minds, and we must work to that'end until we succeed in having i sewerage system. I wish to rtty that I advocate this crying need in advance of any and all t'ivic League improvements, but at present this cannot be done for various reasons. Tin n the next best thing ta b<* done demands consideration, and that is the proper manner of dealing with the waste water that we have. Where ver city water is used in the homes here is bound to be waste water hi he yards truiess the eume is? drained off by a pipe, and then it must go some whore, anil Unless there is good natural draijuage a cesspool will re sult. and the best way to deal with tlies«* water iiob*s is to use kerosene >il freely at least once a week in each pool\and it we ali do tins w«- ^ * o would not havk no many mor-guito^s. Ml refuge^such as food and slop should b^ kept in a covered can. Laktp'fqiimer “Swat the Fly’’ wum the slyfmn.: this summer it should be th* ame. but also his co-conspirator to this *an<*l the way to r.wat th** mos quitoes is by kerosese oil. Servants should be warned against throwing stale food and dish water out of the kitchen window, for this breda dis ease. All old papers should be burn ed once a wreak during the summer months for often paper bags, etc., "ontain material that draw flies and we nil know that flies convey ty phoid bacilli, so not only swat the fly but starve the fly. Then where poaelble all houses ahonld be screen ed. not only In isolated openings bat nil dors and windows, especially Is this applicable to places of busineM where food is displayed for sale, ns the market, bakery and places that dispense cold drinks and ice" cream. The milk supply of our town should receive special attention, and Just here let us pause sod consider a plan to get an up-to-date dairy in our town. 6f course those of us who are so fortunate as to have our pri vate cow and .those -who use the "Tin Cow" are not so much affected by the milk supply. Though we should ail exercise every precaution against the contamination of the-| milk we^ral; kettles and utensils used to rontsin milk should always be thoroughly scalded and kept in a place where flies cannot reach them and the hands of. the milker should be closely noticed to see that they are properly bathed and cleansed before milking. The mode of handling milk cannot have too mnch care. The milk supply from dairies should [be under the supervitiop of the i board of health and no license grant-, Ud to those* fodnd to efcdel:nnuci*t in j r**ffard to the sanitary iar«f with j'vhkh f-e N mUk is-handlctl r.nd we ill should give orur undivided sup* ,/ort to a dairy that will use all san itary measures to/proteit the public viiich is at its mercy. ’This is a most important subject to coksider. and I rust that the' Civic League will give it their undivided support. This League wields n great power for good -and if you will go af ter It fight, I will pledge you my support and that of the Board of Health. You have things done in a far more sanitary way thaa. has been the custom here. There is a movement on foot to have a clean up day under the auspices of the state Civic League and I hope that all will take an active interest in poshing it forward. 1 expect to do all that I can toward influencing all with whom I come In contact with to create Interest in'this move ment. There is one thing I wish to say to your League as Health officer of your town and that is that I want you all to report to me every time he town cart fails to make a week ly round to your yards, and I will use these complaints as a method of getting better service, for in my opinion we‘ v have not enough carts to do the work. Now the custom we have beer, having of sending a man around to sprinkle disinfectants about is an obsolete one. Instead • masking ‘disease producing” , i os i v hiding tlid'odor. a better _ bo b to burn up n!i oi l trut-h and o.n-it all debf’is as 1 raid before < t n!) debrir. as 1 sa’d. u [ >r<\ in a garb:.ge u.n fiorr v.h. h tV r i. <art t in < in; ty them'into r4v- ered (ant, which I propos* <1 p-1 ih* town to iiFo. 1 v vh to assure you tbc't it has bc'<oa v a genuine pleasure to be with y< n indies this afternoon and 1/ trust th :i a* some future lime you will nl- lov me to again facet'"with you, and n any matter which comes in my in'' in whjrh I can he of serviee to vc.u in advancing the cause of the t’ivic League. I shnll be pleased to .be dt your sertice. I thank you for your attention. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA., ‘4* l are actually weak, run down—they are slowly deteriorating—they need fJtreng*h end nourishment for body and train. Scott's EmuiSiCi corrects nervouTicca - *.1 js essentially a food—n ccr.ccntrr.tcd, nourish- inf*.curative food tnrestorethe healthy aciien of body ceils, fcrlify the blood, sharpen the nppeti’.c, riche strength, health, energy and vircr. As pure as rr.i ! k. it is readily assimilated — nourishes every organ and every tissue. Phy sicians everywhere recom mend Scott's Emulsion \v\ih absolute confidence in its beneficial recults. Don’t wait —start nc:~', but insist on SCOTT'S. No alcohol cr drejs. soon ft JSon\ • ' j. *t-’v Executive Department. Proclamation: WHEREAS, a vacancy exists in the representation from this State in the House bt ‘ Representatives of the Cpngreas of the United States, caused by the death of the Hon. George S. Legare, Representative of the First Congressional District of South Caro lina: NOW. THEREFORE. I. COLE L. BLEA8E, Governor of the State of Sontl) Carolina, by virtue of the pow er conferred upoq me by Article I, Section 4. of the Constitution of tho United States, and the ConSfitution and laws of the State ot South Caro lina, do hereby order: That an election be held In the Flrat Congressional District of South Carolina on the 29th day of April, 1913, being the fifth Tuesday In April, 1913, for a Representative of the First Congressional District of South Carolina in the House of Rep resentatives of the Congress of tho United States, to All the vacancy aforesaid. That the Commissioners of Elec tion for Federal Offices of each Coun- v in the First Congressional District shall make all necessary arrange ments for holding said election, shall appoint managers and do ail other things necessary'for the hold ing of said election. That Paid election shall be held under the s<:imc rides and regulations as are jrfovMed' hv la.v tor regular Federal efV; tions in this Start*; that ✓ thjK nsunnvets shad be sworn* before • ring uport the discharge of their dfitlos: that they tliail op* n the polis at s ven o'*'loci, in tli" morr.irg :>nd keep the earme open until tour o’clock in th** aft; raouti, ^ except in the eity o t’liarl* ston, whore the.. closing hour thall be si;, o’clock, when the polls shall be doped, the votes counted, a return of the num ber of votes cast Cor «*aih candidate signed and certified to by the ,j.;an- tgers of elect ton, which, togvthey vith the 1 allot boxes, ballots*' and poll list; shall be t«rn**d over to the sa : d (’onimissiorers of Klection as re quired by law; that ti.a r< n:;n:sdcn- ►>ve of Kl* < tion snail th r as no ■ required by law. tabular^ the vote ■ rd make return thereof to ’he Kov- rr.or of the .State and to the Secre tary of State. In testliii^ny whereof. I hi’ve here- »mto ret my hand md < aus* *1 the C»r*at Seal oi the StVe to be afllved, at Columbia, this 2let day of Febru ary. A. 1).. 11)13, and in the 137th >c*r of the Independence A of .the United States of America. (SEAL) COLE L. BLEASE. Governor. By the Cover nor: R. M McC^WN. Secretary of State. The d'lalifleations for Huff rage are ns follows: * . 00 YOU BUOY EATING Or Does Everything You Eat Distress You? Experts - declare that the reason stomach disorders are so cou^mon in [‘this fount o’ lx due to hasty and careless habits of eating. Stomach troubles and run-down conditions also usually go dosetber. S John Lind, of Oneohta, N. Y., says: "J have been troubled with a bad * stomach trouble for fifteen years, and Vbcame an weak that I could hardly walk or do aay work. My appettfef was very poor, and tt seemed Impos sible .to set any relief. Since taking two bottles of. Vino! I Ibid that It has already made a remarkable improve ment in my health; my digestion ta mnch stronger, and I have gained in weight" / Vlnol makes weak stomachs strong beet use It strengthens sad tones np the weakened, tired sad overtaxed nerves of the digestive organs. Vlnol Is easily assimilated by the weakest stomachs, and is delicious to the taste. Try s bottle of Vlnol with the undersunding that your money will be returned If It does net help you. P. 8. If you have Eczema try our 8aao Salve. Wo guarantee It John M. Klien, Druggist. Watter- boro, 8. C. ertson, W. E. Capers, L. L. Hiott. HORSE PEN: C. F. Roger. Joseph Langdsle. T. L. Lott. HUDSON’S MILLT G. A. Benton. J. W. Avant, D. H. Ulmer. JACKSONBORO: H. Hodges. C. \V. Butler. H. HisJjoft. LODGE: J. B. .Miley, W. F. Code. II, W. Carter. Maple Canq: J. F. Addisor, J. A. Ackerman. \. M. Addison. PEKPLES: li. S. V."ild<::\ J. M. Cro.sbv, I. L. Padgett. PETITS: »!. J. Givrm', L. T. Giv ens, E. Bent n. RICE PATCH: A. J. SIneatit, H*nry Godley, li. A. li «:■ >4. Kltter: A. C. Saud-*r-, Rit ter, C. I GoOflwin. . RUFFIN: Rbbert Clack, H. P. Breln-pd, \V. 11. Brcb.iiti. SIDNEY: J. B. Kinsey. O. G. Gru- ber, O. G. Bridge. SNIDERS: If. P. Ulmer. Lee GIv- a em*. P. i: Herndon. * ’>MOAKS: .1. R. Strickland. A. C. Padeett. A. B. Srr.irtfr " TPJl^U CUEEK: T. J. Beach, E. P' Wav, .T. B. Williams. VVYALTEBBOBO: A. 7. Scarion, A. V. t^*^- ! 1 F. Padjrett. WlWdA.MS: J. Y O’Quin^J. E. iL rtia. Jrs* uh Uarjsey. Ti •• C'T** pt each precinct as mmod stni < v .ai c •• d to deie- ga;* on** oi, their member* to secure :i >:i <• ik*\ s an . \ ';•» .i t, 'I'V .11' nJIi 1 ,♦» Aa ur’l-.iv and M^v.dry. April tli<‘ 2€th and 2 8 th. J. E. Moore, . J. S. Padgett, A. (). Padgegr. Commissioners of Federal bBeetiVm fn.- Colietoa Couuij’, Apnl Rib. 1913. /(4-'H5-2t JOHN H. HROWN DEAD. Only Ncrixi laiwyer in t'olleton P;i.*m*^ to (ireat ltr)on<l. Departed this life on Saturday, March 29. 1913, John H. Brown, Esq- in the 45th year of hia age. His death being most sudden and unexpected at his place near White Hall In this county. The deceased had been for many yearn the only colored lawyer at this bar and no circumspect was his conduct that ho had tho respect of tho entire bar. He was a leader amoagnt his people, aad we are told that his-effort always was to tastlll Into their mtadn a proper regard for tho white race. He left behind a sorrowing family of a wife and many children, and if he left those little ones, he’surely left them the herit age of a good name. An incident of his life was. that the only case he ever had in the Supreme Coart. ho gained the decision of that Court, and It was promulgated two days af ter his death. It s?ms that the Poet Cowper’a desire of a sudden taking off was fulfilled in him: "So pass my life away, and so at last My share of duties decently fulfilled. May same decease, not tardy to per- •> " form It’s destined office, yet with gentle stroke. Dismiss me weary to a saf.* retreat. Beneath the tarf that t Fete often trod."—contributed. \ Congh Medicine for Children. Too mnch care cannot be used in selecting a congh modlcine for children. L ahonld be pleasant to tnko, contain no harmful substance and be moat effectual. Chamberlain’s Congh Remedy meets thcao ioqutre- meats and la a favorite wl(h the mothers of yoang children every where. FOr sale by all dealers. T P* i w*i'*:Ho in State for two yenrs, in ih** county on*’ year. In tiio polling prodmt in which the elector olfera to \ot*\ four months' and th** pay ment six months before any. ejection of a-ny poll tax th*vn *lu* and payable. Provided. That minister* in «hnrg'* of nn organized church and teachers of public ** hoots shall be' entitled to vote after six months' residence in the State, otherwise fjualified. Registration Payment of all tax es. including poll tax, assessed and collectible the previous year. The production of a-certificate or the rpcr ; ;*t of the offiier authorized to collect such taxes shall bo ronsluslve- p-oof of th** payment thereof. Before ih* hour fixed for opening the polls manager* and clerks rhu-t take and «ubscribe *o ill* constitutional oath The chairman >f the Board of managers can ad minister the oa»h to the other man agers and to the clerks, a Notary Public must administer the oath to chairman. The managers elect their chairman and clerk. -Polls at each voting place must be opened at 7 o'clock a, m., and closed at 4 o'clock p. in., except in the City of Charleston, where they shall be opened at 7 a. m., and closed at 4 p. m. The managers have the power to fill a vavancy; and If none of the manager* attend, the citlsens , can appoint, from among the voters, the managers, who. ing sworn, can conduct the tion. , At the cloee of the election, the nfnnngere and clerk mnet proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes sad count the ballots therein, and continue without adjournment until the same is completed, and make at I statement of the result for each' office, and sign the same. .With in three days thereafter, the chair man of the board, pr some one deeignkted bv the board, must de- n liver to the Commissioners of Elec- taintng the ballots and written state- tion the poll list, the boxes con- meats of the result of the election, < Managers of Flection. The following managers t of elec tion have been appointed to hold the election' at-the various precincts in the said countv. ASHTON: J. W. Bennett. J. J. Miley, W. N.< Jones. BELLS: A. A. Herndon, H. W. Hudion. Jr.. A. A. Bryan. BEREA: J. W. Miley, C. H. Smith, J. M. Strickland. Jr. COTTAGEVILLE: A. V. Willis, C. A. Willis. C. B. Free. DOCTORS CREEK: M. W. Bren land, M. D. Black. W. W. Martin. GREEN POND: H. F. Towle*. W. W. Smith. 7. C. Beaaelien. HENDERSONVILLE: Jasper Rob- Cnughs and Omsumpticn. Coughs and »olds. wheg^neglected. always load to sorious trouble of the Iht.gs. The wisest thing to do when vou have a cold that troubles you ia got a bottle of Dr King's New DIs- overy. You will' cef relief from Hie first dose, and finally the cough will ’disappear. O. II! Brown, , of Museadin**.-AlTt.. # v, ; te*: "My w ife was down in bod with tin obstinate cough, and I honestly boli'eve had it not been for Dr. Kins’s ’New Discovery, she would not b»* living today.” Known for forty-three frears as the best ecmedy for coughs and colds. Price 50 ami 91.O'*. Recommended by JOHN >.!. KLEIN. Walterboro. S. C. Round Remark*. Hound. April 7. Special: .Mr and Mrs Lemacks, of Hound, were the guests of the latter's sister, Mrs Snulsberry. *»f Ruflln, ’last Saturday and Sunday. Miss Jatiie Saulshiiry. of Round, was the guest of her mother last Saturday and Sunday She has re turned t*i Round where she will spend some tkne. Professional Notices. OFFICE or Dp. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: ! M?** i £' m • P* ■*• .• p. A OPPOSITE ’Phone 80x. WALTERBORO. S. Q DR. H. W: BLACK, SR. WALTERBORO, 8. O. Associated with Dr. D. J. McAl- hany la oftie* next to Walterboro Drug Company. Usual Office Hours PHONE 07X. a E. DuRANT. am OOTTAG E VTLLE, 8. a Prompt Attention given basln< Pints Made. ALL WORK OH ARAN* TEED. DR. i JNO. H. HUCK8, DENTWH rhUmardt, b. a At Ehrhardt from 1st to S4tk of each month, and at’ Colleton tho halaneo of tho month. nn 1 wirt r iririr Tmi