The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 22, 1913, Image 4
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STANDARD. WALTERBORO,
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WEDNfiSDAY. OCTOBER 22. \9U.
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A CiOOD MAX GONE.
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Colleton County ia the loaer in the
dearb of Col. Campbell O. Hender
son. He occupied a poaition In tbe
bearta of the people of thia -county
which no ore can ‘fill. Hi* cheery,
good diapoaltloB brought pleasure
to hia frlenda and all who
-b.m were hia frlenda. Imbued
with a aenae of public aervice to a
degree uncommon in *thia materipl-
latlc a**, hia work Tor hia communi
ty, hia county, hia atate. haa been of
a constructive nature, and the world
is better because cf h.a life.
Occupying the confidence of hie
popple, he ha* tiaed thia confidence,
not for hia . own advancement as Is
' too ofts-n the case but for t!$ public
- good Unselfish to the greatest de
rm:. his v.ork supdvor tini as a
monument to the really great man
wh.ch he was./ In time of peril to,"
her r.gh's. he served hi* country
valiantly upon many a battlefield;
in times cf greejt need, he strived for
his .county and his Mate; in tlrp'*
of aecut^fy, he built for himself
yon fought against-taking them.
With pur children it's diffeient.
Mothers wljo cling to the old form of
physic simply don't realize aprtiat
they" do. Tbe children's revolt Is
ygelLXounded. Their tender ' little
"InsMica" are injured by them. .
If your child's ptotnach. liver wnd
‘bowels need cleansing, gtve only
delicious ''Califoynia'Syrup T>f Figs ’*
itii action «la positive, but gentle.
Ill lions of mothers keep this harit)-
leas “fruit laxatlyp'* handy: * they
know children love to take It; that
it never faita^io clean tbe liver and
bowels and sweeten the stomach,
and thpr'a teaspoonful given today
naves'a alck-child tomorro*.''' •
Ask your druggist tor a 4d-t»Bt .
' lyfup of Fig*.’* I
asure [hottie of “rallfornia 8
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i»f efHc*ef»cy wh'ch will ever
-urv<vo; at. times, he^a^rved his
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Lord with hia whole fctarj/
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Although the acquaintance of the
writer of thia with Col. Her.oerson
has been limited, jy had learned to
look upon Colonel Henderson as a
strong power for good, as a power
for public uplift which would stand
the trials and temptations of a pub- r
lie man. A man of strong character
and conviction, he stood far above all
that is sordid in life. >
* The press- and Standard desires
to say these few words as a tribute
to the memory of the man. and would
that words Vguld convey' something
of the spirit of the dec^a«ed jis an
•aatuple to mortals striving her£
A TRIBUTE TO MOLKTTOR PEUKI-
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There la more sicknfMe In this
community than X have aver hoard
of before.
Mr. and Mr*. Steve Hiott’s little f
baby. Woodrow, about ten. months
old. passed away from this sinful
world to a- better, brighter bom^'
Sunday at 3:30 o'clock. The family
has our greatest sympathy In their
great trouble. - The dear uttjn one
h&s gone bat in Jesus', erms we
all must s'rive to meet It up there,
where tharo will be no more Lick- j
ness, soy row. prin nor death.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. P^ach sneCt j
the day with the former's parents
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beach. |
Mrs. s. A. Zeigler spent the day !
Sunday with Mrs., W. R. Beach.
- Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gateh of
Adams Run visited the latter’s naf-
enta, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Beach. Sun
day. * , w ’
Willie Kinard and Ivv Beach at
tended Camp Meeting at Indian Field
Miaaes Lucia and Angie Kinard
visited Misses Nellie and Mattie
Fox Saturday We are jrtad to
know that Miss Mattie ia Improving
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children of aH ages, and for grown-!
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tips plainly on each bottle,,- Beware
of counterfeits sold here. See that
it is made by “California Fig Syrup
Company.” ' Refuse any other kind
with contempt.
Zion News.
Some.years ago the Vinol fratern*
ty. of whl£lCour Druggist J M Klein
is a members originated the idea
of having a National display week of
Vinol sad companion products, semi-,
annually.
/ This. Vinol fraternity must, oe
SHORT NAN,
The weather is coo) and the far
mers are still gathering the ; r cotton, i
Frank Carter^of Dodge spent the
night with Allen Kinard 1 .st Sciui-.
day. “
We are very sorer to hear of little'. v| no | we ek
Jewell Kinard’* IIIth-m, but hope this v( . ar
she soon will V* Aell again.
/ Mrs. Sarah Aeigler spent, tbe week
end with ^tr- and Mrs. j‘. H. Beach of
this plvw. . ..
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quite an exjepibye organization, for
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returned trave liers tell of the won
derful window displays of Vlrtol
which they have noticed in their
travels throughout Canada. Cuba and |i
as far awav as South America.
J. M. Klein is'now preparing for j
which beriris Oct. 27th. !
this year. Their attractive window j
arrangements.' and store deeoVat.oii.
how the «".me er.thufiiasm which the.,
have for years put behind this meri-
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x .. .. . torious Cod-Liver and Iron prepara- i|
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kinard anu.-tion.
daughter spent the first Sunday i^ter in the season, they intend to
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John Beach.
h her sister. Mrs.
ear Walterhoro.
"Mr. and Mrs, A’aughn Pr.ne spent
a few days with her mother. Mrs.
Taylor Valentine, and on account
of their little son, J.. M.’s. illness
they will stAr'a week. . We hope
the little fe!|i6wjrill get no worse-
give away a new Vinol Cook Book
t<j their customers. ' Every woman
interested fn good cooking receipts
should call and get one.
H. R. Hudson and L. Mc.rtin of
Omega were in town Friday on busi
ness.
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for odd size men as well as regular size men,
and the surray of patterns, models, colors and
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The following is taken from the
Beaufort Oazctt and it will prove of
much interest here, where Solicitor
Peur.foy-.la known: AA'
A GR.%X'D JURV FAILURE AND
A SOI.ICTTOIU IX KAHN USX.
Che grand Jury of Charleston couu
ty igitHred the Evidence against blind
tigers brtN*bht to Its attention by law
and order This body of
citizens, which'enlisted'Ihe ac
tive assistance or'-the SoUcitor. has
been 'gathering evl«B»oce since last
April. It is indeed discouraging to
them, to alt other law-ab^iHpg clti-
xeqs of Charleston and the Sta*e
At large, and to ^ell wishers of the
city, to have a mis-d-artlage of jus-
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protest against rmh a course.
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County has in a wmsuro hrok-'it
down. !» > int« "totf!ix jt-t* b’-am
that Solb itur'Peurtfoy'ptdprscs to
nfilkk'th.' race tr i<;k,fevU in the c^un
ty through;'he'pydt^s'.of lujiiiiction.
By this moan# h can prccc* d through
th” common l&w without jhe Jqrv
a how! of
It
7 will be asserted that the liberties of
the people, and the foundation* of
Democratic government are being
assailed, by -using the Injunction
Howiger. it Is.a process that has been
aancttoned by hundreds of years of
usage because it has been found
necessary in certain emegenc>»,
and It is quite likely that Soliritor
Peurifoy will find It effective In this
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10 CENT TAMTAIUCTH”
:;AA; mteahihtex
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Get a Ib-cent box sow. . /
Tom tie rascals oet-tke headgeke.
bilionsataa. .indigestion, the sick
acur stomach and foal g-r“ tura
tkem oat to-aigbt and keep them oat
with p secs rets. >X
Mtllloaa of. • men and women
take a Cascaret now and then and
aewer know 1 the misery caused by a
laxy liver, clogged bowels or an upset
stomach. A - '
Don>'pnt in another day of dls-
Let Caacarets cleane youi*
stomach; remove the sour, ferment
ing food; take the excess bile from
yoor liver sad carry out all jke con-
- stipated waste matter and poison id'
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the .bowels. Then you will feei
it.
Oascaret to-night strs|ghtcn*
you >qut by morning. They work
While >qu sleep. A lf*-cent .box
from any -drug store-means a clear
he«l aw»eC^tc»c.a< h and sfcnn.
healthy liver tfnd bowel, action for,
months. Children loVe Caacarets
beoure thej never g^lpe or silken.
. I have the exclusive right for
MUTT and JEFF School Shoes for
Children- A look means a pair, if
you want a good School Shoe for
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Children. Four pair guaranteed
to., wear four months without
Darning. 4 Pair for onlv
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And two horse wagons, “the best by test.”
Taylor-Cannady Buggies in all styles.
We Also have cheaper grades of buggies.
All vehicles sold by us are absolutely guaranteed.
We carry at all times a full line of harness and lap-
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