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\ THE PRESS AND STANDARD, ^ALTERBORO, S. C MAY, 20, LEGAL ADVERTISING CltatfaM far INMnlMiorjr. ■ State of South Carolina, County ot Cdlk-ton.' .By G. Albert Beach,. Eaqure, Judrc of Probate. , . Whcrea*. B. A. Bennett made suit to me to grant him Lfttera Dlsmia- fory of the Estate and effects of John Bennett. . . Theae are. therefore, to-, cite aad admonish all and singular **»• kin dred and creditors of the said John Bennett, deceased, that they be and rpnear before me ip the Court of Probte. to be b*M at Walterborp. 8. on the 4th day of June neat, af ter publication hereof, at 11 ocloca In the forenoon, to show cause. If any they have, why the said b* et | er<t Disrotsaory should not be grairt©d^ _ Given under my hand this <tn day of May. Anno Domini 1S14. Published on the 13th, 20tb and «7th days of May and 3rd of June. 1*»14, In the Press •"«* p. ALBERT BEACH. Judge Probate C. C. ? CITATION k r, For lictters of l»i*nil-»Mi .IN A STATE OF SOUTH CA - County of CoHeton. BY G. ALBfUtTBEACH. Esquire. Probate .JuiDrt*. ' .WHJIKKA8. W- It Sandifor made ' suiCIo roe to nrant him LtHtbrn Di - mlssory. of th'v Estate and effects of Laura K. Sandlfe.r; ■ THESE ARE TffEKEFOItE. to ilte and admonish all and singular the kindred arid creditors of the raid Laura K Sanditor. decer.sed. that they'-be.and appear before nic. In the Court of- Probate, to be held at Waltrrborj, S. C., »»n the 14f!t dav of Mav. next, after publication hereof, at il oMotL In tlie forenoon to show caute, if any they have, why the said Letters Distilissory should not bo granteil GIVEN iind^r.my hand this 22nd dav fit April, Anno Domini IMF. Published .on the 22nd. 29th of April and « and IStb days of May. 1914 in the Press and Standard. * G. ALBERTBEACH. Probate Judge C. C. ANNOIJNCEMENTS Primary Election, TtfeiMUy, August 23th, 1214 - Cards In this column will be pub IIshed every w'eek from now until the Primary Election for the fol« lowing ratea: Candidates for County Officers; $5.00 Candidates for Township Officers; $3.00. Extra charges will be made on s «rda of much length. Nd. card *111 be published until the charge hie b'-en paid. -HUMS CERTAIN The Proof Uwt Walterboro Cannot Deny. FOR STATE SENATE. To the Voters of Colleton County:’ At the request of many friends I announce myself as a candidate for re-election for the State Senate sub ject to the rules and regulations trorerning the Democratic party. I sincerely thank my friends for their hearty support in the past. My four years experience in the Senhte ath tue In giving more effective service than heretofore and for this I ask the support of the ovters of my county. J. D. ACKERMAN, v - I hereto - anrioujice my candidacy f_>r the office of state Scant or from < olletoiJ countv. plodgijig myself tr, abide the results of the Democratic primaruv and to purport th<* nomi nees thereof. J. G. PADGETT. What could furniah stronger et - - idence of the efficiency of any rem edy than the test,of time? Thous ands of people testify .that Doan's Kidney Pilla bgve brought lastin< results. • * . . - Grateful endorsements ahould prove undoubtedly the hiertts of this remedy. Years ago people right in this loality testified to The relief they bad derived from the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. They no*- on- firm their testimonials. The say that time, has completed the test. Charles Coheu, Craven street, Atoaufort. 8. C., sas: “My back Troubled me for a long* time and I hd a dull pain across my loins. My kidneys were desk and caused me great annoyance, especially at night. When I heard about Doan’s Kidney Pills I decided to give them a trial, and procured a supply. This reme dy acted Just as represented, reliev ing the aches and pains and correct ing the trouble with my kidneys. I don't hesitate to recommend Doan’* Kidney Pills to anyone afflicted with kidney complaint.” VK1 FOR HOUSE OF REPHEHENTA* TIVKK X Summon* for Relief. Utate of South Chrolina, County of Colleton. # \ 'Maggie Fraser, plaintiff^** March Fraser. Charity Simmons. March' Fraser, Pender Fraser, Isaih Fraser, Harry Fraser. Hafvey Fraser, Jela- ney Bright a»d Jordan Fraser, de fendants. To >he defendants March Fraser, b'aah Fraser. Harry Fraser and Har vey Fraser: Yon are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in thla action, which complaint is filed in the office of the Clerk of Court < f Common Pleas for said county^ and to serve a. copy of your nptfwer to the said complaint on the sub- s'-iber at his office in Walterboro. > unty and state aforesaid, within twenty days after the service here of. exclusive pf the day of such ser- \.co: and If you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, o plaintiff in this action will np ply to the court fpr the relief de manded in the complaint, Walterboro. 8. C.. April 29. 1914 L B HOUCK, '•Pie in tiff's Attorney.' I’., lll’DPON. I I* at. : G. S, . For County Treasurer. 1 hereby announce myself a candl- 1a to for the office of Treasurer for .Cblleton County, and promise If elect ed to give the county a safe aane and careful administration of her financial affairs. I shall appreciate the support of every voter. Respectfully, R. R. MILKY. L X ion Notice of mu Additionnl Tax. Whereas, application has been made to tin* County Board of Educa tor Colleton County to order an lion in Stokes School District No. 42. rHyinerh Doc ft r Vs Creek District, on fhe v question of voting an addi tional taxNjevy of 4 mills in said dis trict an«l a petition presented signed ! v one-third aualiflcl voters e >d. redilent ftoe-holders of the ag-v of twenty-one in said district and i raving sa'd election he ordered It Is ordered under toetinn of the Code of Laws. 1913. that an elettion.be held Saturday. May 2.1, C'l I. at Stoke- or some other conve- nient place In sauKli trlet. that only r - w, ‘ Persons who r<d orti r.'a! prop- •■mn for taxation and present’ regis tration certificate, as required in general elections be allowed to vote :<t said election. Farit elector favnr- >:\r the addifi.mal tax shall east a ballot con*ittune the words “For iddltlona! X.x." written or printed rherono no,! • s, I, electo--e»no ed to ‘ * •*«•'«♦ lot '! i-x. rl nll , |,.,t V ‘ '"♦■’'ql he ."or.* ' ddittoml T,!X*' t rih'-n! ihereon 'tofto will I To the Democratic Voters of Cot- I do ('ounty, I hereh/ announce my candidacy for tho House of Re- •ytopentatlve* for Col’teton County In t’Demorra*lc Primary election to be held this subimer. I pledge tny- ♦ If tw abide the results of the Pri mary and support the nominees there w hose hflydal «lt (f ^ tb« v (ommissary I ran last time and 1 was nearly .Panama ^ an .®| 4 elected. Then I wa» not so. well known as I n >w amC I expect to be elected this time and will mo.it the confidence placed In me*. I fee! that I cm n^compli^h r-^od -,r 1 would not a?-V for the offlr". Respectfully, «,B. L. JONES. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. o A Lasting Effect. . Later Mr. Cohen said:, *‘I have no reason to change, my opinion of Doan’s Kidney, Pills, which I public ly expressed some years ago. The ,cure has been n permanent one.” Price tote at all dealers. I'.oaT 1 itnplv ask for a kJr.ney r<jpneyd - fet* Down’s . Kidney Pllfe—the same *l:at Mr. Cohen had. ^'orler-Milburr* Co., props., Buffalo. N. V. BURKE HAS BEEN INDICTED Former Panama < Ifltcial is Charged With .Conspirncy t«* 'Defraud. 1 hereby announce nfyself a candi date for county treasurer of Colle ton If elected, 1 promise to give to Colleton county my best services In he administration of her financial tffnirs. I pledge myself to abide the results of the Democratic-primary, i nd to support the nominees there of. 1 will appreciate the support ol .very vJtor. Very respectfully. J J. I, LYONS. Smoak*. 8. C. Thanking my friends for their confidence in my administration by their having re-elected me as county treasurer, I hereby offer myself as candidate tgtain for .re-election and pledtrt* the same fidelity to duty ns in the past. I wil abide the result of the Democratic primaries. R. E. JONES. Waiter-hero. FOR AUDITOR or write ** p ^ I p m Br ' to' appn’qXd said elec- opened nt S n'» lock I . tesed a* 4 o’clock • • f]ci • >f„„ <( «,| 8 F «.-e • ' >" to t ’net Cm t Ion ,f ' ’ of ti-• votes, cast in -aid di.dVit t vh*,!| be tor a hHciopxl tax and not aeain«t ptfiUtloprl tax. the atldiiit.naf tax h ill l^c jt vied ' C Within ft n t!a\ . a # ter the elceflnn the above named managers stom-n> port to the Board the resutoof tl!.- electjo’) and furnish thenyXvIth the !K>1I liist. the ballot,boxapp pa pers appertaining HieWo/* , HUGO S STRK KLAND. s P. I C Muns. ,!!{.. ^ 8 B. SENDERS, Bo*r<1 of Education, Colle- I hereby announte mvself « cnndl date for \uditor of Colleton County, anil promise if elected to give the people a cnrgful and btnlne^s Mk»* (Ulnlni-dryton. In the last election I received n liberal vole, and be llt*v'« that since 1 have become n:or' widely known. 1 will recej e th ci m ld«'r:)Hon of every voter in th apVi'oachlng primary. D. M t Nard t (.'after I "OR HIGHWAY UO'tMDSlONp.v I hereby announce mynvlf a tan •Ihlute for Highway (Hjiomisflpner for thdlcton cqynty.. subject 1o‘ the •tiles and regulntit*rrs sjoverning the democrath>priniary. atul pledge my self to support the nominees of th- n.ixty /J. F. MOOBE countv ton Obunty. Walterboro. 8 U.. Mav 13, 191# RUES-MY-TiSM VOTED AGAINST -THE PRESIDENT RagHthih* Tell* Httvv Denpwmt^ SIimmI nil Rural I'reillt*. Washington, May If Itepre « tfinve Bagsdnto said vesterday after noon tha dthe Bub-evuntnlttee t<f the House htytiking and citHtM^tcy com mittex which ha* chargi.^; rufid credits, had vot«*d td nrisrirt nut the bill carrying government aid that the vote in rill cuoc your Rhruniatiain / Neuralgia. -fK-adaches. '‘Cramps, Colic, Sprains. Braises, Cuts and Burns,.01d Sf'rrs, Stingy of InsecD: Etc. Aatisrptic Anodyne, used in* tcruallyanj externally. Priee 25c V x k aotv the «H> tom 111 It tee was “Strictly a patty one, all of the Democratic nvmibere Voting ngaoist Hu* President xiui for goverijiueiit vld, and all the Republican members 'otifig jYlui i lu* Prudent ami a va Imtl^gorernment aiKl ' During the proceedings on th^. Yloor of I he House Majority Legder Undcrvood declared that he per sonally favored the sob-committec'if t , ;ll and would vote for it .x • >, New York, b|ay 15.—John B.urke. .ties r.s manager of Department of the Zone have been un der investigation here and in Pana ma and in Washington for several months,‘has been indicted by the federal grand jury. It Is charged that he accepted gratuities amount- >g to *10.000 frsfin dealers in sup plies in. the Canal Zone. ..Colonel George W. Goethals. gov- rnor of ,the Zone, suspended Burk,e sonft* time ago pend;ng the Inquiry. The cnn H builder, at the direction if Secretary of War Garrison, turn 'd Burke’s case over to the federal vithoritle* here. Those Indicted^ ’•Ith Burke were Isaac Brandon. Jo seph Wilcox and Joseph W. Sails, merchants In Panama. They are a cused« with Burke, of a conspiracy to defraud the government in violation "fiat Satisfies If you are planr.ing on doing any building let us figure on your lumber. We can;/ a full stock of dimension an.d finiih- irg lumber and the prices are always jcto-/- What M Bee]>e«” Means M At MM MM REAL VALUE Mi RESULTS and SATIS- Btteat* hare ban used. : lor "Bee Dee" whet you buy arMock ’Bee Dee" remediet are pre- wtoa from Dure m*<i«c4«iai Incrredients. la a taea* stfic juid you i Bee Dee STOCK § POULTKY MZDICDfK UmMZNT—DIP I McMilln Slock Fan Waco, Texas. COTTONSEED MEAL AND HULLS. FOR' HORSES AND .MUI.EN Cottonseed meal as a food -for all kinds of Cattle, Hog Sheep and Goats, is already so well known as to need no con merit. But it is not so well known that COTTONSEED MEAL equally.valuable as a FEED FOR HORSES AND MULES. Tl eminent Dr. Tail, Butler, formerly of the South Carolina Exper ment Station, a recognized authority on animal feeding, says. I speaking of a proper ration tor work-horses and mules: • *T would rather have two pounds of Cottonseed Meal ths four pounds of corn. I would rather have two pounds of Cotto seed mea| than four pounds of oats. Corn is a good horse fee but we are wasting two million dollars per year in South Car Una in feeding an all-corn ration. •. Let us send you free booklet, full of valuable information every FEEDER OF FARM STOCK., Address. WALTERBORO OIL MILL, Walterboro. S. C. XOI >o« "A fCUvtTimt" / , -O ' 4 . • ESTATE 0? C. A. SAVAGE Goods Here TBXBAIUCTJXBBYCO All Styles And Shades UBBER Roofing*' GHAKLBH01f,S.C of a section of the criminal code. rt>t United States Distriet Attorney aX 'arttepben announced thaK lie had received information that Burke left for Wnshincton to surrender him- selfr*/ The others are saflt to be in Panama. 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