The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 01, 1914, Image 3
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1.1914.
PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBORO, S. C.
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testimony of WalterBoro
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neys and my bark and limbs ached
pained me all tfre time. I suffered
constantly froth rheumatic twinge*
and was unable to do any work.
The kidney secretions were too fre
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After I finished four boxes I was
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Story of a Convict’* l/nynl MTIfe.
In the juljy American Magazine
appears another "Boston Blackie”
story told by Number 6606, at pres
ent a cohvict in a western peniten
tiary. In the course of his story he
tells, as follows, about “Three-Fin
gered” Mac who was sent up for
fifteen years.' After nine years he,
was let out because of. his conduct
in prison had bee n aood. All that
t me “Three-Finxered” Mac’s wife
remained loyal to him. The story
goe* on as follows:
“Fifteen years is what they cave
Vim. It was a bank safe job Fif
teen years! That’s nim- >ear.-. flv*
months, solid, allowing for stood
ronduct 'copper' A judge i.n sav
fifteen in a fraction of a .second, but
it's a long stretch when you have
to do It one day at a time
‘‘Mac had a vomftn. loyal and
true as steel, who did his jolt, on
Hie outside—one dav at a time.
»i:it'a the worst of this rotten bus
iness. Our women have to do our
time the same as we do. if they’re
worth while, which Mac's wife was
Almost all the money he'd laid a wav
went to his ‘mouth-pieces' (lawyers)
at the trial, so she opened a httl-
millinery shop and took care of her-
s*!f and the kid while Mac was
‘buried.’ She w rote every week and
never missed a visiting day in all
of these long years. ■
“Well, at last he gol his time in
and they turned him out at the gate
to start life with a flve-dollar gold
piece and a ‘con ? suit., i ran across
them on the train to the city—Mac.
ki- wife and a long-legged boy who
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Primary Flection, Tuesday, August
JK.Ii, 1HI4
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Cards m thi* column will be pub
lished every we-jk from now until
the Primary Election for the fol
lowing rate*: ^
Candidates for County- Officers;
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Candidates for Township Officers;
$3,00. i" .
Extra charges will be made -. pn
anls of muck length. No. card will
be published until the charge has
b-en paid.
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FOR STATE SENATE.
FOR Hit; II WAY COMMISSION P. a.
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' I hereby announce myself a can-
/didate for Highway Commission* r
for t'olleton county, subject to f. •
rules and regulations governing the
democratic primary, and pledge nr -
self to support the upmlnees of th*
party.
J. E. MOORE.
I hereby announce myself a’ can
didate for highway ci mciissloner for
Colleton county, subject to the rules
and regulations governing the Dem
ocratic primary, and pledge myself
o support the nominees of the Deni
,ocratic party.
J. F. ADDISON.
To the Voters of Colleton Ceqnty:
At the request of many friends 1
announce myself as a candidate for
re-election for the State Senate sub
ject to the mlep and rugnlations
governing the Democratic party. I
sincerely thmnk my friends for their
hearty support in (he paat.« My four
years experience la the Benato nln
me in giving more effective service
than heretofore sad far this I ask
the snpport of the ovters of my
conaty. X:
f. D. ACKERMAN.X
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of state Seantor from
Colleton county, pledging myself to
abide the results of the Democratic
primary and to support the .notni-
thereof.
nec-s
FOR HOI’SE
J. G. PADGETT.
>F REPREHENTA.
OF
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I hegeby announce myself a can
didate foe Highway Commissioner
dor Colleton enanty, subject to the
rules and regulations governing the
Democratic primary, and pledge my
self to support the nominees of the
party.
J. W. HILL.
To the Democratic Voters of Col-
leto County. I hereby announce,
my candidacy for the House of Re-
''-e^ntatives for CoDeton Cour.ty in
DemocreMc Primary election to
be h“ld this summer. I pledge my-
rc!f tv. abide the results of the Pri-
nary and support the nominees there
cf. -
■ I ran last time and was nearly
elected. Then I was not so well
known nr I n >w am. I expecr«tn be
elected ti ls t!rr.ew»nd will merit the
confidence p'acedg^u roe.
I foe! that I sccompIDh -nod
i- I would not ark for tho office.
- Re-.pectfuyy,
B. L. JONES.
Upon the solicitation of my many
friends I hereby announce myself
a candidate for Representative from
Colleton county. T pledge myself to
abide the results of the Democratic
primary and to support the nomi
nees thereof. ■ Respectfully yours,
A. C. PADGETT.
Saioaks. S. C.
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Yielding to the solicitation of my*
friends,,! hereby an.iOi.nce my can
didacy for the House of Reprfsen-
ha 1 been an infant when Mac went J tptives from Colleton county, in the
prro-s. I Was looking for a man to .Approaching primary election, tun-
ftll in taC ‘mob’ just dhen, and felt ! ject to the rules and regulations of
him out.’ He shbofc his herd. [the Democratic party. My record in
eTsaid. “I’m done 1 the Legislature is well known to the
•Blackie,’ hi* said, "I’m done 1
haven’t lost rny nerve and yofu know
I’ve always been right.’ But look
at that little woman there. She’s
waited and worked for me for nine
years and Hve months. She’s saved
enough to buy us a littl-* thicken
ranch and I’m going in for the sim
ple life, with her and th<? l»oy to
hold me straight when I get restless
i.r the ol'L exciting days.' ” -
I hereby announce myself s can
didate for Highway Commiasioner
for Colleton county, subject to the
rule# and regulatloaa governing the
Democratic primary, and ptadgo my
self to support the nominees of the
party.
0. W. SWEAT.
FOB TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER
YERDIER TOWNSHIP.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for re-olectlon to the office
of Township Commissioner for Ver-
dier Township, and bind myself to
sbide by the rules bf the Democrat
ic party and support the nominee.*
thereof. \
WASHINGTON A. CARTER.
FOR MAGISTRATE OF HEYWARD
f TOWNSHIP.
I hereby announce, myself a can
didate for re-election to the .office
of magistrate in Heyward Town
ship. I pledge myself io abide th*-
result of the Tirmocratio primar>
and to support the nominees there
of. Very respectfully,
H. J. GIVENS
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FOR MAGISTRATE HAYWOOD
. TOWNSHIP.
^announce myself as a candidate
for magistrate^ of Haywood Town
ship, after being urged by numer
ous voters to do so. I pledge my
self to abide by the rules of the
Democratic primary and If elected
to endeavor at all times to make a
fair and impartial officer, and r»
fulfill the duties of the office to the
best of my ability. I'•ask the sup
port of all electors who will appre
ciate an officer of this kind.
L. BELLINGER.
FOR MAGISTRATE OF BROXTOV
TOWNSHIP.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the offl'e of magistrate
of Broxton Township I pledge my
self to abide the result of the Dem
ocratic primary and to support the
ly, H. R. PADGETT,
nominees thereof. Very respectful-
Islandton, S. (’,
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THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.”
voters of old Colleton. If you need
my serviced, say so at thlp.ballot box,
and I will serve you ^the whole
people —to the best -of my ability.
I pledge myself to abide by and sup
port the nominees of the party, both
state and national.
D. L. SMITH
I ind Dom* End* Indigestion,
tvurn or Gst* on Stomach.
The qtjestlQn as to how long you
are going to continue- a sufferer,
from indigestion, dyspepsia or out
of order stomach is merely a mat
ter of how soon you begin taking
Tonoline Tablets.
People with weak stomachs
s hould take Tonoline Taldets occa
sionally and there will lie no more
i .digestion, no feeling lik * a lump
of lead In the stomach, no heart
burn. sour risings, gas on stomach,
or belching of undigo^d food,
headaches, dizziness or sick stom
ach; and besides, what you eat will
not ferment and poison your breath
with nauseous odors. All these
symptoms resulting from a sour,
out of order stomach and dyspep
sia are generally relieved, five min
utes after taking Tno>ine Taldets.
Go to your druggtw and get a 51
box of Tonoline Tablets and you
MU always go to the table with
boa“ty appetite, and whot >ou
wili taste good, because your stom
ach and intestines will be clean and
fresh, and .you will know there are
rot going to be any more bad nights
and miserable days for you. Ton-
oline tabs freshen you and make you
ieel like life is- worth living.
Tonoline Tablets cost $1.0'* for *
Cff days’ treatment. At druggLts
or mailed by American Proprietary
t o, Boston, Mass.
Do Family Jar* Start With Money
Matters'.’
In {he July. American Magazine
u man who has had twenty-five
ears matrimonial experience writes
A Husband’* Story." in which h**
tells . about Mhe part that money
plays in marriage. ''Following
extract: / ....
“I have heard many persons say.
with serious ca*k that money does
n# bring happiness. et as 1 ‘‘‘“Jy
my married life I cannot recall even
one quarrel or disagreement or mis-
To the Democratic voters of Gol-
leton, county: 1 hereby announce*
m\self a candidate for re-election
to the House of Representatives,
and pfedge myself to abide the re
sult ow the Democratic primary.
Respect fully.
J. L. ROB^RT^ON,
for rOI NTY TREASURER.
For County Treasurer.
1 herebv announce myself a candi
date for the office of Treasurer or
Colleton County, and pronUss if elect
ed to give the county a safe. sane,
and careful administration 'of her
financial affair*. I shall appreciate
the support of every yoter.
Respectfully.
R. R. MILEY.
a
eat
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county treasurer of Colle
ton U ele. ted. I promise to give to
Colleton county my best services in
•he administration of her financial
-iffairs I pledge myself to abide the
results of the Democratic primary,
rnd to support the nominees thore-
I will appreciate,the support of
Yen respectfully.
J. L>LYONS.
of
FOR MAGISTRATE.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for re-election to the of ce
of magistrate of Bro”a>on towu*lii,>.
I pledge myself to support tie
nominees of the Democratic primary
and abide by the result of same.
Respectfully v
W. N. JONES
FOR MAGISTRATE FOR GLOVER
AND SHERIDAN TOWNSHIPS.
1 am a candidate for gg-election
to the office of Magistrate for
Glover and Sheridan townships, sub
ject to the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primary and pledge
myself to the suppor^the nominees,
thereof.
T M. REKY IS
Cottagevllle. S..C.
The Internal Pains
of Women
Women who are weak, nervous
and discouraged brought on by the
painful ailments peculiar to their
sex, should use
DR. SINNONS
every vot er.
Smoaks, S. C.
Thanking m> friends for their
confidence in my administration by
their having re-elected me as county
.treasurer. I hereby,,offer myself as
l candidate again for re-election and
; pledge the saute fidelity to duty os
in the past. I wil abide Jibe result
; of the Democratic primaries. *
R. F. JONES.
\yalterboro.
FOR AUDITOR.
understanding that cm deration of every voter In
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Auditor of Colleton County,
and promise if elected to give the
people a careful and buiiness-like
admin'straton. In the last election
I received a liberal vote, and^ Ifr-
lleve that since I have become more
widelv known. I will reeei-s the
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traced directly to mone>
HucklenV Amicw HeDe f«»r
Burns. Hore*.
Mr. E S. Loper, Atarlila. •> J -
writes: "! have never had » ««•
burn, wound, or sore it * oul , d
heal." Get a box of Bucklens Ar
nica Salve today.' Keep handy aM
all times for burns, sores, cut* and
wounds. Prevents lockjaw. 25c at
your druggist.
anvotthlng primary.
D. M. <N’ard> Carter.
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It possesses the power to act
directly on the weakened parts,
conveying renewed strength, func
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subject to the rules and regulations
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