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•pm* rata* toa*4 apoa amoaut of
■pMo to bo «oo4 la a jroar aa follow*:
1M to 2M lachoa........If coats
til t* iff lacboo 14 coato
Iff to 1000 lacboo .13 coats
1000 or mor* lacbos 10 cstos
lute: 21 coats por Into-
i: Strictly logoi
On* coat a word
for OMb lasortioa; No adror*
t‘s«meDt takoa for loos tbaa 21
coats.
Mien: S coats
Ha* each lasortioa.
Oao coat a word. Now*
1 tonus of deaths published fro*.
bliad tlforo *ad ris* to ftgkt tbf dio-
fibaMs parofy from a doom
ooo toto wbatonr atay bo tbo law
to OaforSod. Colleton •ooo'a( a jfi|od
a pooblbHloa law aaoiforcodi Col-
tetoa doooa’t seed a dtopsasory low
foreod. Hat Colletoa does aood
oltbor a problbltloa or Ptspoasory
Law enforced. Oar stand to for the
eaforeoasoat to tb* law wbieb tit*
people say tkfy waat, not for dIn
to or problbltloa.
^ Jacob Pollaai, a prosperous far*
bier of tbo . Poaiel section called
to so* os vrbll* la towa Friday.
Vaador Varaadoe Hart. /
Tbo vysay friends of Vaader Vara-
ado* will bo pleased to know tbat
bo Is recovering from a serious In
jury which b* received lost week. It
seems that be was engaged in log
cpttlag by tbo Thayer Lumber Com
pany, a*ar\ Thayers when a tree
fell, striking him and planing him
underneath. This occurred last
Thursday and for a long time It was
thought tbo injury would be fatal.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 218T, 1913.
A NECKttHARY BULK.
During the next few months,
when probably much discussion will
take place on the quostion of the dis
pensary, we desire to be porofeefty
fair to both sides and of course will
publish reasonable articles either for
or against the dispensary. This
means tbat at times we will be flood
ed with despatches dealing with this
subject and in order that our facili
ties and space may not be taxed we
are forced to announfce tbat it will be
r%" m
necessary for us to'upply some rule,
to these articles.
Hereafter, we will gladly publish
each week two articles on each side
of the queetio
wlU Use the first two articles which
come to the office bn either side for
that week'a issue. The others will
hare to wait until later issues. If
” r »ore - than two articles in favor ot
the Dispensary Is received, we will
publish the two which reach us first!
If more than two articles against the
Dispensary are received, we will pub
lish the two which reach us first.
We hope that our friends wl|l re
member this, and know why their
articles were not published, if it is
®«**sssry to leave any out. However,
we will glad to get the articles
and will publish them as soon as pos
sible to do so.
Harwell B. Banders of Roanoke.
Ala., a former cHlsen of this conn-
ty, and Mrs .Banders, is spending
sometime with Mr. Sanders' fa
ther, Capt. A. C. Sanders, at Beach
Hill, near Ritter. Mr. Sanders ex
pressed himself as well pleased witb>
the progress of the county since bis
last visit, and spoke strongly of re
turning to Colleton.
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CHURCH. SOUTH.
Wimam R.
HOURS OF SERVICE:
Preaching every Sunday—
U •'clock a. m.-
t o'clock p. m.
Sunday school 4 o'clock p. m.
Irkyer mooting Wednesday even
ing • O'clock.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services at the First Baptist Chuck,
until fwnrthor notice, will bo aa fwol-
lows:
Preaching, Second Sunday night at
I o’clock and fqurth Sunday morning
at 11 O'clock and night at t o'clock.
Sunday school every Sunday Morn
ing at 10 o’clock.
A cordial Invitation Is extended to
all of these services.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
B. F. Halford,-Pastor.
Preaching First sad Third Sun
day evenings.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
Evening.
Sunday School every Sunday at 3
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services on i Second and Fourth
FORSALE.
•ton to buto . ,
and four posturso to
rent far graslag And poos. Have
tone several sacks of Algh grade
fortlHsor. JNO. H. PEURIFOY.
fW* HAUS—Ab03t 2d bus. Cow
Pooo. C. H. Marvin* Green Pond,
8. C. S-2L-tf
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FOR BALB—"Carolina Rico Mral.**
Tbo Sae stock Food 1 . WEST PCwNT
CLAMVIED ADSL
MILL CO.. Charleston,
(S 14 4t)
So. Car.
WANTS^
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WANTON—Want to bay in the next
thirty days COLTS, from six
months old tqAwo years old. Will
ing to pay reasonable price*. See
F. L. Kinsey, Walter boro Live
Stock A Vehicle Co. (S-<-2t)
YANTED—Chickens. eggs and
home-cared hams. Highest msr-
/ ket price paid tat easa. J. L.
Rents, Prop.. Hotel Albert. 2-19tf
LOST.
Sabbaths ofeach month at'll a. m. boro. 8. C.
and t p. m.
Sabbath school erery Sabbath at
4.30 p. m. v "
LOKT—One black and white Setter
bitch bird fenppy about .> months
old. Will pay a good amount if
returned to B. H. Graves, care of,
Press and Standard office. Walter^
Col C, G. Henderson leaves tomnr-
-
row for Charleston, where be will be
be joined by Mrs. Henderson who
has been visiting relatives in Ben-
nettaville. They will then take early
train for Knoxville. Tenn., to visit
their son, Rev. LeRoy G. Henderson,
and the latter will accompany hla
father to the Re-union of Confederate
Veterans at Chattanooga on May
27th.
8T. JUDE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
- ^ T. B. Baker, Rector.
NOTICE.
NOTICE—All collars will be laun-
dried for 2c each. Cuffs 4c per
pair. D. E. R. Wung, Laundry,
Services every first and third Sun-
ys, h a. m. and 8 p. m.
Holy Communion First Sunday
Walterboro, S. C.
(5-7-ft)
Communion
in each month.
Evening Prayer, Wednesday
BUSINESS LOCALS.
5 p.
LOST!!
Dream not; but Work.
To Members and Officials of tn*
Farmers Union:
Dreamers are ail right if they ma
terialise their dreams irto something
tangible.
Every great progress marked in
the world’s history was born in the
dreams of some great thinker, who
wrought his dream Into concrete
form. Dreams ane but the visions of
great souls building ships and rail
roads and skyscrapers and threshing
machines and all the things going in
to the advancement of humanity.
The farmer boy following his
This means that w#' ■wanting horse in the fnrrow of mel-
A 9-months old setter bitch, black
and white spotted, Saturday. May 17,
in town of Walterboro. Answers to
name of “Sal.’.’ Party who haa her
vill please return to B. H. Graves
Falterboro, 8. C., care The Press antf
Standard, and >get a
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AN ANSWER TO A QUESTION..
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The Rev‘ J. C. Lawson in an artl-
cle published elsewhere in this Issue
asks the Editor a question pertain
ing to our Editorial. “Our Attitude
oa the Dispensary Question, 4 ’ publish
ed in the last issue.
In this connection, we will firrt
agree with Rev. I,awson that no con
troversy is desired by us with him
on this question or any other, ami
such will not arise.
The question which he asks re
lates as to whether we had refer
ence to him when we alluded to a
possibility of “hypocrisy” on the part
of some prohibitionists. . To this
. question, we answer in the -nega
tive. We did not mean to attack,
and me think our editorial cannot
be intrepreted as an attack, upon the
consistent prohibitionist who haa been
a prohibitionist all the way through,
^ pho has tried to enforce the laws,
and who has not just turned prohi
bitionist on account of the dispen
sary agitation. Our reference to
this, can only apply to those who
have done nothing to break up the
illegal sate of whiskey, but. who,
on the other hand, have sanctioned,
and defended the illegal sale of
whiskey. Our idea of a prohibition
ist is one that is all the time unal
terably opposed to the sale or con
sumption of liquor In any form. A
person cannot be termed a prohibi
tionist who is in favor of blind tigers,
and our reference to hypocrisy ap
plied to those who terra themselves
as prohibitionists but who give all
In many way* to the existence of
blind tigers. We are sure that can
not be applied to Rev. Lawson, and
willingly state that we did not have
bjm in mind when we wrote the ar
ticle.
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It is not oar purpose to attack
anyone, certainly not Rev. Lawson.
low upturned earth dreams and
dreams until life’s horizon lifts and
broadens for him. No available sta
tistics are at hand, hut very many of
the men who mark the outposts of
the world's onward progress dreamed
In the furrow v Something about the
contact with Mother Earth, the Inti-
jnate association with her moods and
her brooding heart begets stamina,
character, stability and deep-rooted
purposefulness.
So ghen some foppish young city
chap with tailored suit, polished
shoes and manicured nails sneers at
“the country bumpkin” don’t let it
disturb you, for your dreams made
possible bis bed of ease and wrought
the city, the soft-cushioned automo
biles and the comforts he enjoys.
Moreover, you are worth a dozen of
him in doing life's work, for your"
bent back, your wrinkled and un
kempt clothes, your horny hands and
tanned skin resuit from doing the
the hard, the humble but the abso
lutely necesnary work to keep this
old world turning in its orbit.
But the dreamer drone who nods
In the sun and lets the world rurh
by him has no place in the scheme of
things. We have had hundreds of
that sort in the Farmers’ Un.Vi, who
sits down and dreams tl\at every
thing will come to him without effort
on his part. Then he wakes up and
quits because, as some one haa ex
pressed it, "they ain't doing airy-
thing.”
Dream, but turn your dream into
something.
C. 8. Barrett.
Chicago. IH.. May 1, 19H.
Established in 1875
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Terry & Shaffer
The Leading Com
mission House on
EGGS
in Colleton County
Wherever youare and
whatever quality you
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handle, get our quota
tion. We are in position
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to save you money.
Terry & Shaffer
WHOLESALE
DEPARTMENT
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If you have a store 01
Commissary on your
* Deafness Cimh* Be Cured.
If local apptk-ttloD*. is Its* cm»n®t r-arh C
UWaar* iiurtkf <>r .b.' mi Tb< r- l* ualr
w«j to care SMfaoos. tad tfett It by rtattllutk. .
SJSrsJrSSLVsn t-asss? place don’t fail to get our
Trto. WbM tbU tube It InOtMcd you btret °
rumblln* sound or tapurfm boortn*. tad wfcru
It Is MUrrly doted IVtfuvt* la tbr rvoult. aB d
mlMi tbo inSsoinittloa rtn bo taken out and
Ibto tube matured to Its normal mudltk*. bear
lac will be deal toyed foreror; nine rate* on
ten tro ranted by Catarrh, wbieb to -HXhlac .
an Inflamed condition of tbo mooona i nr fare*.
,» A* will glVo one Hundred llnttaro for any rate
6f Doafnoaa (ranted by eatarrh! (hat rannot bo
rured by llaU'a Catarrh Curr. Send fur cim-
lara. free.
r. J. CUES XT 0 CO.. ToMo. O.
Sold by brufftsta. T5e.
T-ke tlaU'a FbtoUy P10a for
1st
our retereace to half-hearted
.
MONUMENTS! MONUMENTS
All slses sad prices from 80.00
to 88000 Coping, grovo covers, mark-
era. Any ktad ot special wprk esti
mated. Italian. Vsrmoat sod Geor
gia Marble, And all kinds of up-to-
date Granite.
Write, phono, or wait to see oho.
Mesas money saved. Everything
guaranteed.
B.fc. ULMER.
The Monument Man
Walterboro, 9. C. •
_ prices on COFFEE,
iJS2 [FLOUR, RICE, HAY.
We can sell these IM
PORTANT STAPLES at
Stratling Figures.
A postal from you will
bring you Samples by
Parcels Post and Quota
tions DELIVERED to
any railroad point in the
county. x ^
Souvenir Postal Cards of Waiter-
boro. new lot. at Klein’s.
Get you a nice straw hat at the
j Union Farmers Bargain Store, F. C.
! Bennett. Mgr.®
Welch’s Grape Juke for a refresh
ing summer drick at Klein’s.
My new stock of staple and fancy
groceries is now installed in the
tyyrne Building formerly occupied
by W. H. Guess and Bro. Give me a
call- J. Edward Pinckney. ,
> Nyal’f Tooth Paste—It cleanses,
delightful, antiseptic, 25cts at
Klein’s. %
Oats, corn and corno for horses and
cows at Union Farmers Bargain
Store, F. C. Bennett, Mgr.
New Souvetif Postal Cards, Town
views at Klein's.
, Terry A Shaffer handle wool—
get their price before you ship.
—Nyal’s Foot Bath Tablets for foot
Comfort, soothing and cooling, 2!>cts
Klein’s.
Heu sad chick feed. 50c pk.. $2.35
sack, at Union Farmers Bargain
tore, F. C. Bennett, Mgr.
> yCreso Household Disinfectant, for
Closets, sinks, drains and garbage
pails, at Klein's;
; Visit me in my new place of
business in the store formerly occu
pied by W. H. Guess and Bro. I have
a complete line of Groceries.,J. Ed-
Orard Pinckney. ,
i Nyal’s Face Cream with peroxide
akes the complextion more beauti
ful, 25cts at Klein’s.
We have a fresh line of staple gro
ceries, shoes, overalls, pants, cloth
ing and dry goods; hardware, etc.
Everything to be fopnd in an up-to-
date store and „we certainly appre
ciate what our fr.enda and customers
have done sad said for us and for
making our store their headquarters
for what they want while in town
and thank them for a continuance of
H nion Farmers Bargain
Store. F. C. Bennett. Mgr.
Klein'* Horse Worm Powder has
always given satisfaction.
Remember, when in need of fenc
ing. that H. W. BIa«k. Jr., has on
hand a large supply of Anthony Wire.
» If yoA want Ice Cream for Din
ner. call up Claire 1 'shburne and he
will send it to you fackcd in ice.
A new line of the best stationery
in boxes, pounds and tabk .s ju»t
received at Tte Press and Standard.
Ice Cream Packed in Ice and de
livered to your host* in quart sizes,
and larger quantities. C. L. FISH-
TTURNE.
Remember C. L. Fishburne^ still
serve* Welch's only.
Build your fences with Anthony
'Wire, made by American Steel
Wire Co. H. W. iiack. Jr.
« Try our Flem'sh Fabric Pound
Paper. It is the best. 35c at The
Press and Standard. ^
R. F. D. Me* to Meet.
The rural letter cn-rir.-.* of Col
leton. will bold their annual conven
tion a’, the court houxe in Walter
boro cn May 30th. I witn to urge
£very catrier in the count.’ tu attenl
this meeting, those who do - not be
long to the association as well as
those who are already members, as
there will be some very important
business to attend to.
Oar next meeting will be in Orange
barg September 1st. 2nd, 3rd. It is
always a treat to attend tkeee meet
ings. Who shall represent old Col
leton there? Oaf'’meeting la Walter*
boro May 20 wilt decide. Come on
boys, be punctual, aal lets meet at
12 M.
Yours fraternally,
THOMAS BLACK.
President Colleton Association.
Raffia, 8. C.
SOM &
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Soccessots to J.
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NEXT TO W. V. GLOVER.
TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW FIRM WE
WILL SELL CLOTHING. SHOES. HATS.
NECKWEAR. HOSE. SHIRTS. SUSPEN
DERS. BELTS. DRESS GOODS. READY-
TO-WEAR MISSES AND LADIES’ SHIRT
WAISTS. HATS. RIBBONS. GLOVES.
ETC.. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SOBEL & B0C0SL0W
Walterboro, South Carolina
We carry a complet* line of fancy and staple groce
ries. ’Phone orders given prompt attention. Let us have
your orders. ' 5
Green Coffee I 18c per lb.
Granulated Sugar 18 lbs. for $1
Gold Dust and Octagon Soap .. 6 for 25c
Starch, 6 lbs for 2f/C .
Lemon Cling Table Peaches 20c per can
Chick food 40c per peck
Perfection Flour, per barrel T $6.25
White Cider Vinegar .35c per gal
Apple Cider Vinegar 40c per gal
Fruit Jars (1-2 Gal) X 90c per doz
Fruit Jars (Pints) ... 60c per doz
Fruit Jars (Quarts) .. .75c per doz
We also carryflr complete line of shoes, hats and dry
goods. Civ® us a look before buying elsewhere.
WJ.
* PHO^JE 60 X
QUINIIE AND IRON-THE MOST
EFFECTUAL GENERAL TONIC
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Gsaws's Tasteless chill Tonic Combines loth
in Tasteless farm. Tbs Quinine debts
out Malaria and the Iron builds up
the System. For Adults and
~ Children.
Yon know what you are taking when
too take GROVE'S TASTELESS chill
TONIC, recognised for 30 years through
out the Sooth as the standard Malaria,
Chill,and Fever Remedy and General
Strengthening Tonic. It is as strong aa
the strongest bitter tonic, but yon do not
taste the bitter because the ingredients
do not dissolve in the mouth but do dis
solve readily in the adds of the stomach.
Guaranteed by your Druggist. We mean
it. 50c.
RELIEVES PAIR AM REALS
AT THE SAME TIME
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The Von jarful, Old ReMsble Dr. Porter's
Antiseptic Healing OiL Aa Antiseptic
Surgical Deeming discovered by i
Poisoning.
Thousands of families know it alread
and a trial will convince you that DI
PORTER’S ANTISEPTIC HBALIN
K.
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OIL is the most wonderful remedy ever
discovered fog Wounds, Burns, Old Bores,
Ulcers, Carbuncles, Granulated Bye Lids,
Sore Throat, Skia or Scalp Diseases and
all wounds and external diseases whether
slight or serious. Continually people are
finding new uses for this famous old
remedy. Guaranteed by vod*.Druggist
We mean it. 25c, 50c, $1.00
There is Only One “BROMO QUININE” That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Look for signature of B.W. GROVE on every box. Cures a Cold in One
25c
Moved to Larger
Quarters.
I WISH TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS THAT I HAVE MOV
ED MY FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE
FROM THE PADGETT OLD STAND TO
THE HYRNE BUILDING. FORMERLY
OCCUPIED BY W. H. GUESS & BRO.
I HAVE- NOW LARGER SPACE AND
WILL CARRY A MORE COMPLETE
LINE OF FANCY AND STAPLE GROCE-
xvIESr ’ *
MY LINE IS ENTIRELY NEW AND
FRESH. AND YOU KNOW WHAT YOU
ARE BUYING WHEN YOU PATRONIZE
J.
Walterboro,
No. 666
Five as sis dasas will beak any ease, tad
Iff tehee thee as a tonic the Fever will not
It eels ea the Kver better the*
■ad dees aot gripe or rickea. 25c
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Lohc, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and
B irns. Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Ktc. Autiaeptie Anodyne, used In
ternally aad externally. Price 25c.