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aid tMae 4-bo stood
iaoatlr la tbolr ^ossiunities.
It wo^)d bo fool.th and false to iay
that only tbe ignorant and loa-
minded engaged in corrupt methcdi
at the last electloi. • Wre sv»*h fhe
case, tbe problem would not be sc
hard ct «o]nticn. But ahen the in
telligent an«f pronii.ent *fc/ag«- In
tlsr traffic of *otc* at tan easily
that reg.strgjjon retj j ; r»;rr.rrii in-:!?«
pnomn would be futile.
Then, vihat is the solution whirl*,
will torrett the « vils vyh-Vh »-x»9t in
- ’he eletiion system .11 both country
Bcgtsirrod at tL- It . office in W%i- ard dty? Is abt the aaasesr cl»a^
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tor Utra stock from points wboro suf
•dost bkilaeas Is offered aad through
Its Utc Stock Department la en
deavoring io interest Unaet», 10 dis
seminate helpful infonasoon. and to
i*ontribote in every proper manner
to the upbuilding Of the industry.
It. M JLFKKKlKS. Editor.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
C., as secot.d-t’ass mail t Is it not juyt a hitle. more l:onbr
x ~ f among the vptr<»s aad Tho«e who ye't
■ — jthe vote*? If candidates »o-2Ul no*
sr 1^*4 ft 11*1 ION KATES: ^ ' desl in corrupt methods thepist 1v»-m,
Jrar j/ th»-y would not allow It on
FOR SALE.
Kt»R SAl.l/—Ohe nice store an»I lot
tt.io ai»lcs from Whife HhII or
Gr'-en Pond, reasonable.. K. U.
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KOK SALK—•I::char. Ri:.;ner Du* k
tgg*--?i.bO ].-r tiozen. Apply to
A. A. Patterson, C:-.. Waiterboro,
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atA-he churches. *
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BETHEL .METHODIST EPISTOPAI.
t'Hl'Kt'H. SOrTA.
William A. Fairy. Pmtor.
HOURS OF SERVICE: . .
Preaching every Sunday— •
11 o'clock a. m.
g o'clock p. tn. .
Samlay school 4 o'clocJ; j> m. *
Prsyer meeting WVdnesday e.en-
8 o’clock.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22RD. 1013.
.*» i the part of their friends, wc-uld not
3A the problem be nearer ‘■olui'c:.' If
— | good people in every section
[would take a stand against corrupt
method*, could they not In a few
vears stamp such Jfom the election
system? A little more honor is
needed, not useless legislation.
Now, it must be admitted that
tbe election system is faulty, that
it Is diseased to the very core, and
that It is hard to conduct an honest
election under the present rules.
very wise changes could be
madl la the system, among them be-
tag, closing ef club rolls earlier and
their publlcatlaa before tbe elec
tion, allowing a man to be on only
one slab roll, paying tbe cost of pri
mary elections by the State, aad
such thlaffs. But then abuses would
creep in. Thus ws come back sgaia
to our original deduction that honor
is seeded. The State needs a few
more meai.; msa who will, not engage
is Illegal voting sad than attempt to
|K.)IC SALE—-One ai'e thre^-yc?r-
o.d. fully brc>k*»a to ride. (jnc*
young cow v. ith yearling calf. One
burrow perfectly'geiltle. clu-ap for
<ush Kail on or apply to Mrs T.
\Y. Hughes or Mrs J.* N\ Frank.
Fox IP. R. F. I). No. 2. lalindton,
S. C. 4»ld»>t>p
nnsT baitjvt t iirut ii.
SONG AND DRAMA
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
APRIL 30,1913-
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re-vice? ar th*- Fif^t r.sp*:** t’huch.
until fwurther notice, v.ill ba a* fwol-
lowg:
Preaching. jF' 1 ord Sunday stg!>* at
$ o'* lock and fourth Sunday ihorci-ng
a* 11 oclock ?rd night at 8 o'clock. ilV T , ;'V.!!? lo,,,r . - ....
Sunday school every Sunday Mora- - W,, : » h ^rw.n'f Machine.
ins at 10 o’clock. _
T*-n of th
boro.' at
A •'o-dial invitation Ik extended to
jail bf these eervicea,
si:<TM> HAPTIwT (HI IK II.
K. I\ H.’.tford. Pa*tor.
e MojYhah/# c.i^Vv'aUer- ••iittru n*l Kirs ... . \ali*c
niioned below'.will gtve j. Donated b>
^ fHE S- FINN JEWELRY * t>.
JerrrIry!’Mlfte»T»*re. ri«uk«. Vu 1
j. ln-tn»me3tx.
I We rive £ £ Jr VQt'i. coupon
•-vtry $i.***» ptj»*hafe. Tail for .0
Valuabh? I’rj"-s and 1H-* Uot:po:.»
j to. their Uuetome-s:
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Value S.Tftft #M)
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, Donated bv
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Itardwrre. 1 arm .tfaclnnery. Was a >n«. . .
liuggirx, St«»ve«* a«il Kunge«. Donated -v ,,,,,
We give a ‘.'5 vote coupon with HFU'H i»U()S
1 Urcar-nmc T'u.re! Sunday morning | f4V< , r> . n 00 purc hase. Call for cou-1 <;w |^ v«H«*um. Maw*.. Circe er
at 11 oclock. and F'irst and Third i I)0ni(
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WANTS.
WANTED—Salesman and collator
for Colleton County who can fur
nish a horse and give bond. Ap
ply at Singer Shop, care M. Pan-
iotte. Waiterboro, 8. C. (4-23-2t)
VANTED—Chickens, eggs . and
home-cured hams. Highest mar
ket price paid in casn. J. L.
Rentz, Prop.. Hotel Albert. 2-10tf
BUSINESS LOCALS.
[Sunday evening*.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
livening.
Sunday School'every Sunday at 3
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services on Second and Fourth
Sabbaths ofeach month at 11 a. m.
and S p. m
Sabbath school every Sabbath at
4.30 p. m.
Sidu! Oak \Va»<lr»»lte. Value JjHS.ftMi
. Donated by
BROWN FURNITURE CO.
Furniture. Rug*. Matting*, Shade*.
Stove*.
We give a 25 vote coupon with
every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou
pons.
We give a 25 vote roupon u-.tt'
e8e-y $1.C*0 purchase. Call fo>- . o -
pons.
THR PRIMARV KLEtTION REN
TON.
..n »;u:rc<! lo-
thin !inp. we
Since the appoarAwce of our edito
rial last irrHt -wa -the corruption la
the recent primary election, many
ritisOna bare commended tbe stand
we iook t and tbe only criUclsm we
have beard took the poeltion that we
did not go far enoufb. We have
been naked why we did not demand a
few prosecutions for the open viola
tion 1 of election laws. The answer
to this la easy. It Is well known that
convictions for these things are al
most Impoaaibla. It Is too hard to
secure the heceaaary evidence which
the court demands. Then, too. many
meg have baan bsard to excuse the
\atlilng of their votes ou the ground
that the time they lost to go to tbe
polls was paid for, and not tbe vote.
Therefore, we take the position that
prosecutions would be useless.
Tbe main (iuestioh. though, is still
before us, vis: whs. will be the
result in the future? Is bribery to
continue? Are votes to be put under
the hammer and sold? Will those
who secure offices be those who are
able to buy them in the open marketf
Will our elections represent the will
t of the people? What ‘Twill we do
about- it?
Newspapers all over the State
have carried editorials lamenting
the corruption in the First Coa-
gressional District, and predicting
that the methods used in the First
Ihstrict election will Rpr*'iUl^|to Mm*
rest of the State. Many Mdutio:.*
b*ive be* n sogge.^ted, but the one
upon which the. papers tsko their
. strongest stand is that registration
certificates should 1»C
the primary. Along
? print elsewhere in this Ifsm* several
* pres* vernments.
While agreeing that the present
election system is faulty to the * ore,
and while"hoping that something v. ill
be done to corre* t the evils which
now exist before Mie next primary
floe tion. we cannot now favor regis
tration certificate* for the primary.
We still have confidence in the s^Vite
people of the State to redeem theni-
•el es at the polls amt believe that
there are enough left whom money
cannot buy to bring about the nec* s-
wary pure elections without such
drastic requirements Th** primary
system in this State was brought
about to unite the white voters on
one candidate for every office, and it
was designed in order that every
white men might have the riau* t-j
vote. For ignorance we have no ex
cuse and offer none, but we do be
lieve that our people have not shown
themselves entirely unable to pick
the (jest men for office.
Tluf let’s consider the registration
requirement. All know that the
present system of- registration is a
farce; that ovary white man can get
a registration certificate if he will
only send or vrite for it. Then,
would registration as it now exit's
problem? Would if not.
without yielding a solution, only
make it a Utile more trouble to vote?
The primary registration argument
in order to secure better juries to
trj cases in court might be aoutut,
but we cannot see how this would in
any way affect the primary question,
unless it were in the larger «(tin.
excuse it, ana who ] place honor
above everything, aaen who will take
up tbe problem of pure elections
and aianly flght that suih may be
be brought about Are you one of
them? If not,' resolve from hence
forward to be—if so, go deeper into
the fight; your State needs you.
ML Consol Note*. N r .
Mt. Carmel. Aprfl . 21.—Special:
The fair weather has encouraged our
farmers very much. Most of them
are busy planting cotton.
A large number attended Sunday
school at Mt Carmel Sunday after
noon. The treasurer, Mrs C. E.
Beach organised a Bible Clam to be
"f
known as the W. M. B. of tbe Mt |
Carmel Sunday school. The class
baa fifteen members to begin with
Mrs L. A. Linder visited her daugh
ter. Mrs G. W. Garris, of Round,
Saturday and Sbi^&y.
George Morris and a Mr. Guess, of
Round, were in our neighborhood
the second Sunday.
Mr Jeff Warren was in our com
munity the second Sunday.
: Mias Lilia Beach is spending- some
time In Waiterboro.
Mias Maggie and Laxirie Beach
attended preaching at Pleasant Grove
Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs A. B. Padgett u.:d
children attended prra*h.nr Ever
green Sunday.
Bedon .R^acb. of Ro.ir.c!. visited
in our section la.-n .«ek
Miss Maltha Foi spent Friday night
with Mine*Maggie arc! Eliza Beach.
Little MissGlady* Uteey, Rq.md,
returned home the hivoad rf.'nday «if-
tor spending three weeks v. :th "ber
grand mother. Mra .Lrir^bcth ! i* ii> r
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A new line of the best sUUionery
in boxes, pounds and tablcvs just
received nt The Press arid Standard.
Nyal’s Kidney Pills for 26c at
Klein’s. They do the work.
Spring Tonic. Beef, Iroaond Wine,
26c per bottle nt Klein’s.
Try *>ur Flemish -Fabric Pound
Paper. It is tbe best. 36c at Tb#
Press and Standard.
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Death to Flies, 6c at Klein’s.
If there la anything in the drug
line you want we hare it. Try us and
I see. Waiterboro Drug Co.
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Black Flag. Insect Powder. Moth
Balls, Tanglefoot Fly Paper, and
other ammunition for the insect war
at Klein's.
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The beat Spring Tonic—Beef. Iron
and Wine, 60c. at Waiterboro Drug
Co. '
Uo'Tespocdence Cards and Mono
gram paper at Kleia’a.
Fresh lot o* Dr Haas Stock food
I and Remedies at Waiterboro Drug]
RT. JUDE** EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
T. K. Baker, Rector.
Services every first and third Sun
days, 11 a. tn. and S p. m.
Holy ,u Communion First Sunday
in each month.
Evening Prayer, Wednesday
5 p.
THIS ADVERTISEMENT
MEANS MONEY IN YOUR
PO< TLET.
Daisy Fly Killer, at Klein's.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with liOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach th< sent of tbe dlsenar. Catarrh is a blood
or i-ooetltntloMl disease, and in order to curt It
you moat tako internal re medic*. IlalTa Catarrh
Cure Is takes internally, sod act* directly u^u
Ve blood and mucous aurUty*. Uali'* C1.ta.-tl1
care U not a quack atedlrlna. It wa* pro
arrtbed by eoe of t:<e beat i>b>ftlelana la toi.
country for years end t* a regular j>rmcrj;>tl-u.
It la eemnoaed of fbe best tonic* known, com
blard nttb th* best blood puri&era. siting dl
reetly on tbe muceu* surface*. The perfect
• '-mhlrallun of tbe two liisreClent* la whet pr -
d*w*< sti«-h wofMterfn) reMilta In t;urla« «-*t*rrli.
Send for tcMI-nm-la'*. free.
v. J. CUCNEV A CO.. Propn.. Toledo O.
KoM ly r'roj»tmtm. |>rlee TV-.
Take U.U'* Itwlly PU1* fur conatlpaUon.
LimiL t<> Your Plm.tbing.
You know v. h»f hafpens n j* houst-
in which thf plin’tnig.iR in poor
eoPtlitlor- everybody in tnc^houfe is
liable to ««intra*t typhoid or nlbmc
other fever. The dlgcrtive organK
f^r^orm the Kame functions in the
human body ak the plumbing does
for the house.-dintl they chouhl fc:»
kept in lirKt cLikk tondition all the
time. If you hsvw* any trouble with
ligestion take ('hamberlain'* Tihlet*
•tnd you are certain to get quick re
lief For rale, by all dealers.
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Impruvrsl Stork FacilUJe*.
Spencer. N. April 21. To pro
vide improted facilttiwu for properly
handling the growing movement of
live stock to Eastern and Virginia
market** fro:n the Southeastern
states, the Swithern Railway in now
<'onipletlug a modern ^iant for rest
ing and feeding stotk on property ad
joining the Spencer yardr.
The plant consist* Of 33? pens. 2d
of which are covered. All pen* and
xlh^'s are paved with oar foot of cin
ders and are located ou a gentle
slope, providing tiaitiral drainage.
Each pen is provided with water
trough and feed ratk. and the entire
plan; is electrically lighted. Nine
pens are set apart fer cattle from the
quarantined area and are sei>ar3:»<i
froqj the others %•/ r solid bovd
wall ten feet high. '* As ail * 'it*lo
tre unloaded at Spencer for feed a.td
rest, this convenient pi.int wiM
prove a i important »aci;!t;. for stock
i.rovfers. f
The construction of thi* pUnt‘is
in liiKj with the Southern Kailwav
tonipauy's polity of tuaklnfc eve.v
possible eflort to ai dth* live stock
WOMAN SUFFERED
TEN YEARS
-of
From Nervousness Caused by
Female HU—Restored to
Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegeta
ble Compound.
Aafcun. N. Y. —“I suffered from
nervousness for fen years, ami had such
orfanic pains that
sometimes 1 would
iio in i>ed four days
at a time, could not
cat or sleep and did
not want ervone to
tall: to me <k bother
me at all. Some
times I would suffer
for seven hours at a
tine. Different doc
tors did the best
the^ could for me
until four monthg r.£o I began giving
Lydia E. rinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound a trial mid now I am in good
health.’* —Mrs. Wiluak H. Gill, 15
Fit naan! Street, Auburn, New York.
•- Floctcr’s Duught-cr Took It.’*
SL Cloud, Minn.—“ I was so run down
ly overwork ar.J worry that 1 could not
ftand it to have my children talk aloud
or walk heavy on the floor. One of iry
friends 3ai;i, ‘Try Lydia E. Finkham’s
Vpotable Compound, for I know a doc-
lor's daughter hert' in town who takes
it erd she would not take it if it were
r.-t food.’
" ! sent for th-» Compound at once and
kept cn taking it until I tvas aU right ’*
—Mrs Bertha M. Quioc'ctadt, 727 5th
Avenue, S., 8t Cloud, Minn..
Lydia il Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
poend may be relied upon as the most
efficient remedy for female ills. Why
don e you try It?
I*. W. 0*Q>tin. - * P< uitd* h;:*! t ,i h
ness ia Waiterboro Friday.
Folding Kodak Value ff 10.00
Donated by
KLEIN’S DRUG STORE.
Drag), riftMpowartfd. Psopsietasy
Medici we*. Clears, Stattowery.
We give a 26 vote coupon with
every $1.00 purchase. Call for cou
pons. *
Chlwa Toilet Set . . . .Vatoe $10.00
Donated* by
H. W. BLACK, JR.
Dry Goods, NotAoon, Skaas. Hats
Clothing. Earns Insplsaaats,
N * Wire.
We give n 26 vote coupon with
every 91.00 purchase. Call for cou
pons. •
Silver Jewelry Case. . . .Yalar *7.00
Donated by’
WALTERROHO DRUG COMPANY.
The Rexall Store.
MOTTO:'—Prompt. Polite and Ef-
We give n 26 vote coupon with
every $1.00 purchase. • Call for cou
pons.
48 Piece Dinner .Set.... Yaloe $5.00
Donated by
THE M. W. COHEN STORE.
Wear For.,
We give n 26 rote coapon with
{every 91.00 purchase. Call for cov-
nced Inter.. . . Valae $IPlM
Donated by
TAYLOR’S
Walterbftjro's Popnlnr Store.
Dry (ioodtq Notionm LmUsb aad ChAF
d ten's Shoes.
We give n 25 vote coupon oAth
every 9100 purchase. Call for cou
pons.
Will
Value $10.00
Donated'by
Y * SHAFF ER.
«>»y
We give n 26
every 91.00 parr base,
pons.
with
Call for cou-
NOTICE.
Several tons of Acid, High Grade,
Kainit Salt and Top Dresser left on
hand in our warehouse. Will be sold
very cheap for cash.
Only a limited supply, so act
quick if interested. - '
TERRY_ & SHAFFER.
MONUMKim
All alma and priees from $6.00
to 95000 Coping, grave cover*, mark-
Any kind of special work esti-
ItaUan. Vermont and Oeor-
gla Marble, and all kinds of ap-ta-
data Granite. ^
Writs, phone, or wait to sea me.
saved. Everything
Notice to Oediton*.
All persons having daltps against
estate of J. L. Roger, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them
duly attested to the undersigned.
W. C. Glover, Esq.
4 23 i’tp Adrainisfartor
UtH- Sale.
Next Monday, the 28th. at 10
o’clock A. M. I will sell to the
highest bidder for ranh one yellow
| cow marked crop and swallow fork
I in »*a*-h ear. butt-h“aded with bell
The Moanmeat Man
Waiterboro, 8. C.
Drivo Mrk Headaches Away.
Sick keedackes. sour gassy stom
ach. indigestion, billiousaass disap
pear quickly after you take Dr
King's New Life Pills. They purify
the blood and put new life aadft vigor
in the system. Try them and you
will be well satisfied. Every pill
helps; every box guaranteed. Price
25c. Recommended by
JOHN M. KLEIN. Waiterboro. S <\
Pain* is the Stomach.
If you continually complain «<
pains in the stomach, your liver «*
your kidney* are out of ord*~\
Neglect ^may lead to dropsy, kidney,
trouble.’diabetes or Bright's disease.
Thousand recommend Electric Bit
on, the same being impounded under ** ’be very best stomach and
Town Ordinale xoverniag stray ( . a f. kidney medicine made. H, T Al-
c rhhn
Bm-hCw
Fa*
(Jofthr*
DJ'-tt- fr> an*? New York
tic
O. L. Gahagan.
N5
ston. of Raleigh. N. C.. whvsufiored
with pain in the stomach and back
write*. •‘My kidneys were deranged
Chief of Police. *nd my liw didl not work right. I
Whether yen cant to buy a
suit at $lo or $13 or anywhere in
between, you
buying here.
1 an saw** money by
These are not mere words, they’re
plain facts. We are proving them
evety day to many shrewd buy
ers.
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We’re always glad to have you
come in and get acquainted with our
goods and our men handise.
No Obligation to Purchase.
You’re a* Welcome to $a»oL as to Buy
Pliers Range fnm Flo to 818.’
Complete^ line Tden’s and Roy’s
Spe* ial Agents for
Sf'S^LO.^S,
- * Oj
FUrnishingj.
Baltimore (Mothea.
S. FINN CLOTHING CO.
Waiterboro. S. U.
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SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES,
JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC.
WATCHES,
J. A. WESTERBERG, Jewelry Store.
Next to Postortice
Fine Repair Work a Specialty.
WALTERBORO, : : : S. C.
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W. H. GUESS & BROTHER.
Perfection Hour, per bbl .• .: - .$6.40
12 lb. sack Self Raising Flour 50c
Wm Tell and Town Talk Hour 12 and 24’< 50c and $1.00
Hudnut Grist, a peck 25c
•Pearl Meal a peck a. 30c
Salt Mackerel, each 5c ^
Octagon Soap, 6 for ...25.^
Star Lye, 3 for . . . <• • • • -25c
Fresh Eating Irish Potatoes, per peck .^r. 40c
^ Barington Hall Coffee, 1 lb can 40c
Luzianna Coffee, 1 lb can 35c
Fresh Cakes and Crackers always on band.
Best Cream Cheese, a lb .25c
3 lb can Tomatoes, each t .’^. lOc
2 lb can Tomatoes, 3 for .25c
Lemon Cling Table Peaches, a car. 20c
We are prepared to deliver goods promptly. f.et us
huwyour ’Phone orders. We will be glad to :-how the
puoDc our line of Shoes, Hr,:? and Dry Cor.*!.’, and make
prices to suit. - * * # Phone OOX.
W. H. GUESS & BROTHER.
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