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» ms. REA FOR BY MCV. B. F. HAL- I WHirfi^ISKUte ID tfFUED OmuraTY DESIRED SITUATION GALLS FOR ACTNU of all Good PMpto la the Great Work of Driv. lag Oat the Violator* of the 1**. Aad by Thi* Method Eaforre l<avv. Sdltor Frees end Standard r Will you permit me to speak through your paper my sent.ments la regard to the cr.forWmeut of the prohibition law. We hear many say: Why the blind tiger* are with you prohibi tionists. That is what they want. We answer: We know it. But we hope now to let them see that there are some things that do not mix Oil and water will not mix; neither will Christian people and the blind tiger element. So let thi* be one time that they will find themselves on the wrong side, as they will find that they have helped to dig their own graves. So let us hurry them. No law will enforce Itself. If so ere would used only law-makers. Bgeeutlve officers would be useless. Bnt with nil our law-makers, courts, ndgee, prosecuting attorneye, con* stables, sheriffs, policemen, etc., there is not a law on the statute Inst whatsoever crime that prohibits absolutely. If there could be found a just principle apon which perfect agree. , eat could fee reached and none be disposed to violate It. then any prin ciple, the promulgation and protec tion of which would promote the safety and happiness of the general public, abouid be formed into law hnd enforced at any cost. 1 am glad to note that (be people are becoming aroused on this all- important question. I for one do not believe that so many people will ven ture the risk of selling whiskey when our honorable lawyers of the Bar re- -fuae to defend them and they see punishment staring them in the f^ce. I feel proud of the offer made by a prominent member -of this Bar, when I think of adjoining counties whose lawyers, or a large majority of them drink themselves. The attitude of the lawyers of the local Bar can greatly promote the cause of tem 1 perance by holding themselves aloof from the offenders «ib defenders While it has been remarked that" when some of these offenders were, arraigned for 'trial that citizens of. - the town sat on the cases ami fa led to convict. May we ask why- Let them answer. The irgument that prohibition does not prohibit would seyTn to in dicate the anti wa* seeking to execute ■ favoring (ho »Iis- ’etjoais that of a raaa seeking high at .it :d** by low ering, himself ,ntn 3 <]< > ]' ei!. >r < •-man who jn ord**; v. •. ■ death ' y heart-failn-e swallows a pint of carpet lacks. The one wh® visle s .> change is Mice the Jnsi.i i;,: who <1 ,r- Sng a storm prayed lor an earth quake. How are we to extertn.nate the.-*** formidable evils Trom our town and ounty? Answer by joining hearts, heads and hands to ehis end. Alone we can do little. Separated we are the units of weakness, but aggregat ed we become batteries of power Agitate, educate, organise—these are the deathless watch-words of suc- * ceaa. The lingers of the hand can do little alone, but correlated into the ftrat they Mceme formidable. The Flank home here and there by the tho aport of the waves la an image of Imbecility, bet frame e thousand Into a hall, pet la yoer engine with its heart of Are. pet oet yoer ship aad it shall ernes at right angle thoee „ waves tg the pert It is supposed to ranch. We want nil tbnas like-mind ed with an who would pet down the •oree tigers of oer town and county, tend who wish to exalt the home, re deem manhood and uplift woman- hood to Join hands with ea for or ganised work according to plana to be outlined. Lot each one nek himself the ques tion: Would my Lord tolerate such a state of mffalrs as exist all around es? Then let ell act as they believe the Lord would. Then the county will he cleansed of these evils as oer "Lord cleansed the temple of Jerusalem. • s, K B. F. Halford. JUDCE C0150N RE- FUES TO IR. DODD IF MAGIfTTRATEg ARE TO R! HANGED, HE HOPES MR DODD WILL NOT BE HANGMAN. > • ''war r 3 Pb : • * • ) / THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBORO, S!> V. CHARLESTON BUSINESS CARDS WHEN IN TOWN CALL —AT— M. P. REfO, LADIES* AND GENTLEMHN8* TAILORING. HAHN & COMPANY, t Charleston, S. C. ORcy .Ice (Yemmm of £(1 Kinds— hO CVesm for the HOME ami the -FOTNT. s. <Y And not all Talk^ an the Part af Those Who Would see the Law Ea- fori-ed—Magistrates Cannot do It ■11—Ask* that Good Fhople Assist. the liquor penury. H s 'i-isdo: Editor The Press and Standard: In justice to myself and to my friends who honored me with their •allots in the last campaign, when 1 was elected to the office of magistrate of Waiterboro, I desire through your valuable columns to give my idea on the cause of the existence of the blind-tigers and to beg the peo ple of Colleton County not to give Mr. J. B. Dodd the high honor of hangman, should a decree be hand ed down that the sher ff and all the magistrates be hanged. ' . I also wish to aay that I am proud that the people of Colleton County do not always have to get a decree from the Court when they, through mistake, elect an unworthy man to office (Mr. J. B. Dodd for example) As I see the law, a magistrate’s duty is to laaue warrants upon oath of g citisen and to aee that the warrants are duly executed -and the guilty party apprehended and made to feel the penalty of the law. In my opin ion. the only thing that is In the way now Is that some of our citixens are afraid to swear out n warrant for the arrest of any blind-tlgar, and the rent do not want to put him out of existence. Everybody stands back and saya.v "Go ahead. Joha, and bring the of fenders to justice. I feel a delicacy fn having anything to do with It my self. It is too filthy for me to handle.** Anotter saya. after they have been brought to the bar of justice: "I would not act as counsel against them; it may hurt my busi ness." So you see the'magistrate >• left to be Judge. Prosecutor. Jury and everything elre. which renderr him as powerless as a lamb in a den of lions. Now, frienda I wish to say in cotK elusion that If some of out prohibi tionists will just use some of thfelr valuable time in appearing before a magistrate and sign a few warrants for (he arrest of anyone whom they suspect to be blind-tigers and have -their places of business searched in stead of writing lonfc articles in the paper which does about as much .good in doing away with the blind- jpers as pouring water on a duck's back does when I'ott want to wet it :?o long as men who are true pro- iihitioTf^ts st;mul back with the; r hands folded am! cry for the exeolv n of the ofhoers when they hate ■.*• nothing themselves but agita ® * ••Ayter through the paper*, so 11 l.v. lossness *Nist in ouv b" t hould*yA,V*'!vcr v,re the .• ome when men are willttfrr :o rifite “their time, ti.eir position t,.i r money, and if need be, ihe very ife-hlood, then but i.ot tiil th*;t will lawlessness be put dows > et every man who wishes to i ; ‘f ti e law enforcedjn this country ask hiniaelf this suestior: 'What can I do?” . 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SOLICIT INQUIRIES. CHARLESTON FRUIT COMPANY, CHARLESTON. 8. C. WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANfST-'— FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. . •Phone 788, 92-8« Market St. Special Attention to AH Mail 4#*1em. Milvii ir Chills IrFivir ^IIM^H^^HILLrB rtVEH^ rWe og^Ha doom will brsak any case, anf ■ hmsa Wpa at n mnte^B^ Fcy^wiu ad WHILE IN CHARLESTON Be Sure to-Visit the VICTORIA THEATRE, A FIRST-CLASS SHOW o • \ —AT— ' \ POPULAR* FRICKS. * Three Performances D-kily.. 4, 7:4oXm: 9:30 P. M. Change of Prv;;tWeekly ' 1 1 '■ mm .m . ’"•y. ' i". 11 n, When you are inX'harlcstdn. LOOK ME UP Stationery, PeriorilK P<**t Cards. Picture Framing. Enpiving and Printing. School looks \ Kodak Pictures I»ev*M*cd and Printed. - . .04 King St. Charleston, t C. And all Builders Material Carried in Stock in all Merchantable Siies. ~ 4 ^ promptly filled. Let us figure with you. We are sure our prices will save yoiu money on your needs. C. 1. SAVAGt Inifactirar «f Riagb lid Dressed m Waltcrboro, : : : ; j '•'S .18 Meeting tract, ( HARLESTO? S. C. MARBLE AND., GRA-TTE WORKS IRCN WBE iae < lotliing Seiling Out the S <>n mg : (i>‘ News from Pound, liound, June 14.—Special: Editor of The Press and Standard: Aa 1 am an old aubaeriber 1 thought I would drop you a few linen The fanners are very busy now as the rains are over, but .t la very old weather for June. Mr and Mrs O. G. Bridge paid Charleston n visit last Thxrsday. Mr and Mr* J. W. Gruber visited their alster, Mrs Joe. Bridge last Sun day. Mr and Mrs 8. W. Week* and children, Herbert Heyward and Miss Winnie, visited relatives at Grover last Sunday. Miss Winnie and Her bert attended the children** day ex- Di;inion(i*>. Watchcx ami v. E, UNCLE DAV f.'yo Market St. Plume plume 72:1 ^ -r K. ATMAR SMITH. SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES* HATS. - ~ * —AT—' 4 • , ' MRS. R LEVY, WALTERBORO, S. C. ;>\ In order that I may make room for my Fall Goods whfeh I am going to buy in New York, I will sell all my beautiful line of Ladies' Hats, Kimonos, Pongee Silk and ready-to-war Ladies' Garments at a great reduced price. Remember the place, next tb Terry A Shaffer. ResfectfuUy yours, B. Levy SEND FClt PRICES. Mr. Joha Y. Hesih represent*, ns in Walterlmro. Established in 1704 ' \ * Oldest Firm In Americt. D. A. WALKER. lit l.oviau <•* My lag H^tor. ,M.uy. . :?rs :iai V thA' K.^-y x. I lari- / DELIVERED IN SANITARY CONTAIN- ' • ERS. USED ONLY ONCE. ASK WHERE THE MILK COMES FROM .. AND CONVINCE VOURSELF THA’ ITflS PURE. • ~ in / nass *•<! avay in:ght. Jll!U ho < tcaik! Dentist, *2U7 King St. Charleston. S. C. HEINS & LESEMANN, : Wholesale Fruits and Produce Cor. Mooting sad Market Htreets Charleston. 8. C. Wo pay highest markst prices for Poultry. Eggs sad Country Produce Mr ^xnd Mrs P. B. Bridge paid Charleston a pleasant call lant Thurs day. K \‘ lee Cream Festival at Fsalei. There will be an lee cream festi val at Peniel Schoolhouse on Wed nesday. June the 2Sth, from 8 o’clock until 10 p. m. Home-made candies will be for sale and cake-walks will .characterise the evening. The pro ceeds are to be used for the benefit of th* Peniel school. • The public is cordially Invited to attend. Don’t* forget the date, June 25th. . ’’Amicus, June 14th, 1813. ^ Give us a Trial M. R0TH8TE3N, M«.t MU'tot Kill St. Charleston, S. G I An always In the market for chickens aad will pay 1 cent per pound “more than market price. Give me a trial SPOT CASH. C. O. D. WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY, Charleston, ft. C. Newest, Most Jjkodent Sanitary Plant in the South. Service Reliable Agents Wanted in Colleton County. Liberal Proposition To my friends, of Colleton County: WYATTS STOCK YARD. All shipments promptly Attended to. 884 King 8t. i, Mklea and Cattle Prompt Fay. ‘he tall, it call that adow o’- jiiJce mc'iic , that n* i mias th* •• rru. i Mary. We miss thy joyous vo'v* mi»s thy Thy found am a Your horn**’ is V. •• miss you Oh. peaceful I until ' a'aif o\ midu ? gh*, tj>c ; Vn t v., , our rra^.H cast, .j; a;it *.:i ■ i.ur 'i.Oi.It ur. -;i!l i'.—‘hiiiM.i. 36X Waiterboro, G. CROSBY Phone \ \ T i. d and lovhig ka-ud. •-aruest tare, ilark -v.thout thee, everywhere, c your slumber e nr.et above. A Sister. • CONDON BAKING CO. * . » «* 847 St Philip Ht-e**. ami I let nil The Largest and Moil up-ti-date * I * v * Bakery U Scut i Carolina. Top-N-odi Bread is - * Good , ^ • u r . Prompt AtlentVoo U Pa-*ei and Mail O.’.Ura. (liar led or.. S. a—; ■40.10. No. 666 This is 6 pessctlptloa nrepsia lor MALARIA or ClOLLS 4 FEVCH Five er afat dosss will .trash say eese..am if takea Bna m a toeic the Fever will not It act* on ike liver better thea aot gripe or aklwa. 25c R. R. Smith, of Smoaks, called to tee na Monday. CYPRESS SASH, DOORS and BUNDS Largest Manufacturing stock house in the South. Special. sizes on . s h o r t notice. A. H. 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