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CLAUDE A. (i RAVES,
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SUBSCRIPTION RATER:
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STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Colleton
Conrt of Cenmon Plea*
Jonee A. Wmlama.
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J. I. Kinsey,
Defendant.
By virtue of derret of the above
coutt herein, I will sell at public out
cry before the Court House in Wal-
terboro, 8. C. on Salesday in Feb
ruary. same being .the 2nd day. the
following described realty, to \vit::
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land situate lying and 9<;ng
in Colleton County. State aforesaid,
containing seventy-eight (78) acres,
more or leas, bounded North by lands
Wm. T. Jonea: East by lands of K. M.
Proveaux: South by lauda of E. W.J
Kinard: and West by lands of estate
Hibernia Kinaey.
Terms of sale cash: purchaser to
nay for papers. If compliance with
bid Is not mads on day of sale. sam' >
will be resold on the same day or
some subsequent Salesday at the risk
Of the former purchaser.
R. M. JEFFERIES.
Master for Colleton County.
Walterboro 8. C.
January 14 1914.
Are You One Of Those v
Who Habitually Catch Cold?
Investigation Shews That Certain Oecajiat ions and Profession^
Are Constantly ITfJifie Causes For Frequent Colds.
What Can Bo Done Abont It ?
JANUARY 14,1914
PHONE 10s.
MASTERS MALE.
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a lias each Inasrtion.
OMtaarlcs: One cent a word. Newt
Items of deaths published free.
WKDKE8DA\. JANUARY 12. 1914.
THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE
STATE IDF SOUTH CAROLINA
Afrtn
'County of Colleto
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Court of Common Pleas.
H. E. Savage.
This week we are publishing a
lengthy article dealing with th« mes
sage of the Governor to the General
Assemble whlcii ajia l»»>tl)
houses legislature yesteJ'tlay.We b“-
speak for this iifsnage the careful
reading and consideration of all of
our subscribers, and we have no hesi
tancy in saying that this is one of
the strongest m'-ssages ever sent to
a General Assembly. We cannot dis
cuss this message at length, hut we
wish to urg" everyone t6 read it
Pfalutirr,
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Daniel Sanders and Henry Sanders.
■Defendants.
By virtue of decree of above court
h'Tein.f will sell at public outcry in
front of the Court House in Walter
boro. S. on Salesday In February
sext, same being the second day:
All that certain trait of land stu-
ate in the Coonty of Colleton and
Sate of South Carolina and known
as "Tilly’ Island, containing ninety-
five acres of High I^ind asd the Marsh
adjoining the same being a part of
the "Minot” Plantation, and bound
ed on the North by Cheha River, and
on the West by land now or late of
Mrs. A. C. Farmer, for a more full
description of which reference may
he had to Book 19, Page 141. Con
veyances of Real Esta! 1 '. Colleton Jf
(’minty.
The above property to lx* sold upon
W« nod a lot of nodical litoraturo that only entertains, but does cot in
struct In this strenuous period, vken life is put to such a severe strain, we
need light And facts how to prevent disease mere than tnllc that entertains.
Doyen kMjr that the clerk and the shopgirl, the Bsrehaat and the pro-
fmsioaal nan, confined to sedentary work, are daily creating than esnditioss
that conduce to colds? ^
Mental fatigue, worry, heavy strain, merveemem resulting from desk or
store work aro the easiest means for the development of colds. The average
life of a clergyman is iem than that of a farmer -cause, sedentary work.
Sedentary life, especially where it means the eonsamption of brain tissue,
often leads to over-eating; there is no mere cosaman cause of colds than over
eating. /
When the digestive orgmnj are weighed down with an excess of food, the
liver and kidneys and other important vital organs are overworked, vitality
ia lower and there is lem resistance; aMght aipaanm, which under ordinary
causes no harm, rwalta in a bad eeld.
To relieve a cold, a good expectorant or cough remedy such as PERUWA
j should be conveniently at hand to be taken at the very first attack of
1 the cold, let what can be deno to stop ihs frequency of colds to such people
that are cenined to sedfentary work?
Start with a cold water towel bath, walk te year place of business, or de
vote an hour of each day to outdoor life, take adoeoof FKRUMA before each
meal te tana up year system, eat moderately, retire early and steep in a room
fall of freah air.
Mr. L. A Aiehardsoa, a —
menting an the iMrita of proprietary modiriaes, writaaaa fellows
"Ihavobooa engaged In the retail drag harfnamfcw far the past forty
yean. During this time I have seen many patent wodiirtnas come into use,
flourish for one or two yean and then gradnally
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, Illinois, i
life.
to year. The change in the farmnla sobm years ag* fay the addition of the
slightly laxative properties, has made it a reliable remedy for const)patioa
and for colda I take pleasure in urging my brother druggirts to .'cccmmsad
it for these two ailments’'
Those Who Wish to begin the odd water towel bath shaahi haveaeapf
ofthn Ills of Life. Sant free by the Parana Co^ Oalombos, Ohio.
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Imitators Take the Dust of
••artfully. l^ayinK partisan poll- | ,| ie follow ink trrms. to wit
Mir and fai tionaliMn. «• !s nuK li I All cash, purchaser to pay for pa
in this nii'HSURr which \s iri c;immond I”' 1
it to all. ri'KardlcHW of thoir political
pr'fi renccR. Tlicn* is no Mitentio”
ioit tliat many of tin* rocommctuia-
tions of tin* Governor should lx* im
mediately written in the laws of lit
StnU
R. M. JEFF Eft IKS.
Master for ('olleton l'oti:>ty.
Waltechoro. S (’
.ianuari 12 1914
Major-Genital .1 Winchrs'er
of the Christian Volunteers of Sav
annuli, (in dellvred it lecture to men
only ;it the ('ottrt House on Sunda *
nfternoon. The Court Hour.'* c.n
crowded with men and the lectiir*
proved a very strong one. iie\.
Winchester is work I UR for tU" esCii
liahment of a single standard of
purity for both men and women, and
as a result Is speaking ail over the
South. From Imre he will go to
Charleston where he will attempt to
organise an Auxiliary to his Associa
tion.
GAINS 40 l»Ol’M»S IN 40 DAYS.
REMARKAltl.E RESULTS OK THE
NEW TISSUE RUII.DEH TOXO-
1,1 XK TABLETS IN MAW
CASKS OE RUNDOWN MEN
AND WOMEN.
l*RO\ E IT YOURSELF ll> I1UYIN(.
a hox of Tonoline Taidets NOW.
"By George. I never.saw anvthltu’
like the eft its of that new treat
ment. Tonoline Tablets, for huildh.R
up of weight ahd lost nerve force
It ai t■■d more like t mtrai le titan :i
medicine.'’ said a well-known gen
tleman yesterday in speaking of tlv 1
r* volution that had taken place in
his condition. "1 began to think
that there was noth’ng on e*rth thai
could make me fat. I trh"! tonics,
digestives, imavy eating, diets, milk
beer and almost everything else vim
could think of. hut without rc-uit;
Any man or woman who is (hi-n
can recover normal weight h\ the
)»est new treatm“nt Tonejin .* T. t.letg.
"I have been'thin for yyijrs and l»e-
gan to think it was natural for me
to be that way. Finally I read about
the remarkable proc*>ses brought
about by use of Tonoline Tabs, so I i
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All tlt.it pitse. parcel ir trait of
lam! situate, lying ami being in (be
>ye«-
( otfiiM of Ci !1« Ion. containinj; fitioen
liumliisTir a^fes. more or !;>s. ami
Ixounled li> Igiiils of Jell' Rhx ker
Lawrence Herinlon. It. G. O'ltrien.
Ir\in \ arnndee, ami o(li<*rs.
. .Ore-tlilisl cash; lenutimler i»n
creillt of one and two yent ..
For further partleiilur*. apply
to Mrs. John II. I'enrifoy, 1
Iticlihiud Sjfeet. < olumhia, S. (•.
1-1 4-2t.
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PRIZEWINNERS
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Of The Money Offlred by Three of WV.fterbdro s Lead
ing Stores. *
10523 Mrs. D. 0. Smoak. Rtiflin, 520.00
No. 15118, Dr R. D. Hudson, Islandton $10.00
Nd. 9083. Mrs. B..Padgett, City 35.00
6490* Alien Graves, City — $2.50
2J28 J. A. Diedrich City / 32.50
14616 Mrs.- J. C. Collum City $2.50
2030 W. V. Crosby Ritter • $2.00
1662 Miss Myrth Padgett City $2.00
1610 W. F. Robertson Stokes .$2.00
10938 W. A. Davis City $2.00
4457 C. L. Givins Ruffin ,...., $2.50
8587 Mrs. C D May City $1.00
9150 J. D. M. Jenkins City .. % $1.00
11,975 B. J. Crosby City R 2 $1.00
6496, R C. Coiner City $1.00
2167 W. R. Beach City R. 3...... $1.00
7973 Miss Pearl Grace City * .$1.00
2930 Miss Marian Glover, City $1.00*
9475 Janies Huggins, Green Pond $1.00
4185 Mrs. W. F. Bishop City R. F D ..$1.00
No. 1193. Miss Elsie Bayne, City $1.00
No. 5887. Mi«s Mayme Padgett, Jaeksonbm'o $1.00
People ilok.dig tickets are aske'ft to look over their
tickets at once and see whether they hold one of the
prizes winning numbers. If any of the prizes are not
called for by Saturday, the 17th of January, another
drawing Mill be conducted. Therefore, you are asked
to hold your tickets for you may win yet. Very few
have reported thus far. and many prizes are still to bo
called for. If you have one of the lucky tickets, please
call at once and secure your prize .
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The S. Finn Jewelry Co. Inc.
The S. Finn Clothing Co.
The Mrs. W. A. Bfock Millinery Co.
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ALWAYS IN* THE LEAD
For Cclils, Croup and Pneumonia. Just rub it on.
Thousands of testimonials froir. those who have used it Money
back if not as represented.
ni!ltii‘r
Fuii .: *t:,
FOR SALE.
FDR SALE two tmlian
• 'rakox $ 1.00 «vi«-|i, A. ('
Smoaks. S. 0. 1-14 2t.
FOR SALE 140 m n*s of I uni nitunt
oil two miloH from Court Houxo,
acros cloaroil; fortih* noil Has
a good six-room heusi*. barns
aiui KtabhiH. Nearly-^all under
wire. I’riee $20 per Hire
HARMON V. CROSBY
Ritter, S. C. 12-24-3tp.
,, - ; ; : FOR SALK Keminglon No. )i Type-
decided to trv myself Well, when ! i - ■ •
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1 h»ive usetl fcowanc Prep*.ratn in a rumlgr < f ccrce rm! I a\< been apreeablj*
surprised by results, li has aiwajt. cc;ne up e\{M*ctat!.*na of it.
W. 11. CROCLFORD. M. D..
Peteraburg, Va.
Have given Cowar.: t’reTviration a tlmrots^h test sr.J enn say it is the best
prenarationon t ic mar!.- i f.>r Uu? relief of Pn cm -nia. Wh > *p.: Cough, Croup,
cold in the ht-ad :in<i cl*t..t. JAS. P. FMITH. M. D.. Augusta, Ga.
All Druggists i A\ Gowans. 3 Azc'. 25c. 5'’c and $1.00.
GOWAN MEDICAL COMPANY
Concord, N. Cl.
UNEXCELLED RECORD
Etiwan Fei tilizers Win Again
look at myself in the mirror now I
think U is somebody else I ha\ *
tMit on juiit fnrt> pounds during the
last forty days, and never felt stron
ger or more ’nervy’ in my life"
Tonoline Tabs are a powi fuj :n
diner to nutrition, inereaxes i ell-
irrowth. «ornusei* •; and as a ueerssary
i-exult lini'ils tin muselex. and solM
health);, flesh, and rounds out the
P t'-i tc
For women who »an never apjv i
stylish in anything they wear be-
• ause of their thinness this r marka- !
bhMreatment ma> prove a revelation
writer, seeond-hand In good re
pair. Can he seen at C. L.
i'lxh hu rue's Address; Cor.art
li tins. Walterboro, S. C. l-7-2t.
FOR SALE :::» in res of land with
Good Settlement House and Barn
2 mites from Walterboro on Green
Pond Road Will sell at bargain.
Thayer Lumber Co
Law rem e
Set*
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1-7-4L
l^is a h* antv nuuke as well as a form
blilder and nerve strengthen!*
Tortolin** Tatis eost 41 no for a
ila>s‘ treatment, at druggi*. ts. or
ma'I'd t»v \int*rt.i:i Piiipr'i tar.' .
Boston Ati* r
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WANTS.
: COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED:
We want to buy eggs, ihiikens,
and home-cured hams, and are
witling to pay the highest prt< >
•for the same. The Hotel Albert.'
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First Prize Corn Crop in 1912
First Prize and Second Prize
Corn Crop in 1913
. ERNEST M. JOYE
Champion Corn Grower
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Etiwan Fertilizers
Won First Prize
For Best Acre of Corn in South
Carolina in 1912 and 1913
VERNON MILLER
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Contest in 191 ;
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THE EARLIEST COTTON IN Ti!E WORLD.
Ninty Days From Planting to Boll. Grows More
Cotton to the Acre.
SITTLY IS LIMITED. ORDER Ql K K.
The Only Genuine Sold in this State.
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