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*4 ac x T JULY 15,1914. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. PAGE THREE ONLY ONE “BEST.” Walterboro People (live Credit WLere Credit Is I)u». People of Walterboro who suffer with weak kidneys and bad backs want a kidney remedy that can be depended upon. Doan’s Kidney Pills, Is a Aediclne for tbe kidneys only, and one that Is backed by willing testimony of Walterboro people. , Here's a case: P. M. Morris, P. O. Box No. 2, Walterboro, says: “I.had weak kid neys and my back and limbs ached pained me all the time. I suffered constantly from rheumatic twinges and was unable to do any work. 'The kidney secretions were too fre quent in passage, causing me to get up a< number of times at night. I got DoanV Kidney Pills at Klein's Drug store and they soon cored me. After I finished four boxes I was ANNOUNCEMENTS To the Voters of Colleton County:' At the request of many friends 1 cored of , r rheumatic twinges anu I announce myself as a candidate for backache and my kidneys were ur good shape.- Others of my family have also used Doan's Kidney Pilsl with good results." Price 50c at all dealers.. Don’t Simply ask for a kidney remedy— get Dean’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Morris had. Foster-Mil- burn Co.. Props., Buffalo. N. Y. 1 WILL COTTON BE FAIRLY GRADED? Cotton be Fairly Graded on Your Market This Fall?’’ Is the caption of an article in The Pro gressive Farmer. It says: We must never let up on this cot ton grading question until the far mers get in a position to get the real worth of ,their grades above middling; and in a position also to know whether or not the buyer is right when he claims that a grade i» below middling: Only a few days ago one of Mhe most thoughtful agricultural lead ers in the South said to the writer: "I am convinced that cotton buyers ge( half of the increased prices thqt the mills pay. for grades^sbqive ^ dInary quality.’’ In other words, under our present system half the hard-earned wealth the farmer cre ates in quality of staple' is confis cated by buyers instead of going to the grower’s needy wife and chil dren. Our friei.w then gave us an illustration: "I ^as in a cotton buv- er’s office last fall." he said, "wjien a farmer came In with a few halos to sell. Ordinary cotton wan going t»t twelve cents and a fraction, but the buyer told the farmer that an these bales were of superior staple he would pay 14 cents, or two cent? extra per pound. And then Mr. Bilyer told mo that the cotton wv*> reoliy ^worth IS cents o.r nearly * i:: rents extra pen pound.”,* In oilier vo-ds cn each SO^-pouxfl haje the 1 uyer made Sl’" r]e*r pr or - »t lr two mlnV ’/shorn vryyQo •u- Primary Election, Tuesday, August 2.Vh, 1014 « Cards tu this column will be pub lished every week from now until the Primary Election for tbe fol lowing rates! Candidates for County Officers; •5.00 * ^ “ Candidates for Township Officers; $3.00. Extra charges will be made on cards of much length. No. card aril) be published until Xhe charge baa been paid. . ’ FOR STATE SENATE. reflection for the State ffEMte sub ject to the rules and regulations governing the Democratic party. I sincerely thank my friends for their hearty support la the past. My four yean experience In the Senate ale me In giving more effective service than heretofore end for thla I esk the support of the ovters of my connty. J. D. ACKERMAN. I hereby announce my candidacy foq the office of state Seantor from Colleton county, pledging myself to abide the results of the Democratic primary and to support the nomi nees thereof. J. G./PADGETT. -ll!!'d ipncll ty i ':> FOR HOUSE OF/REPRESENTA TIVES °< ‘ FOR REPRESENTATIVE. > 1 hereby announce my candidacy for Representative and pledge my self to abide by the result of the Democratic primary. N. ROSSER SMITH X t ^ ©' To the Democratic'Voters of Col- Mo County. I hereby announce my candidacy for tbo House of Re presentatives for Colleton County in t*-e DemocreMc Primary election to be held this euihmer. I pledge.my- ?c!f t^ abide the results of the Prl- nary and support the nominees there of. v . 1 na l?«t time and was nearly elected. Then I was not so well kntrtvn as I n>w am. I expect to be elected this time and will me^it the confidence p*sced lu me. 1 feel tftat I cm secompluh ood v I .would noUAsk for the office. . •/ Respectfully, L. JONES. I’pou tho eolicitaUpTi of my mc.n> *•.>';. ,s 1 hcrebv r.mpunce myself ••’< and'/Iate for RepreeetUativc from . ciicU'ii county. 1 pl-dgX.nyself to tlic re ult? of the I>otno«'rat»< to support the\noml- . j (-..aU'lly yoWt A. /-’AHOiITT. 1 respectfully annonnee myself a candidate for re-eleCtlon to the of fice of auditor of Colleton county, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party, and pledge myself to^abide the reeult and porr fhe" nominees thereof. E. M. JONES Walterboro, S. C. j - FOR HIGHWAY COMMISSION Fa I hereby announce myself a can didate for Highway C ommiss loner Colleton county, subject to tin- rules and regulations governing th» democratic primary.’ and pledge Ay- self to support the nominees of th> party. J. E. MOORE The Price Maker Offers This Week FOR *■» hereby announce myself a can didate for highway ccmmlaokmer for Colleton county, subjoct to tho rules and rogulatlons governing tho Dem ocratic primary, and pledge myself to support tho nomlnoos of tho Dem ocratic potty. J. F. ADDISON I hereby snnounco mysoif n can didate for Highway CeauMssioner for Colleton county, subject to the rules and regulations governing tbe Democratic primary,-and pledge my self ts support tho nemtnsss df the party. J. W. HILL. I hereby announce mysoif a can-, didate for Highway Commissioner for Colleton county, subject to'the rules and regulations governing the Democratic primary, and pledge my- *elf to support the nominees of the party. * s G. W. SWEAT FOR TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER VERDIER TOWNSHIP. I hereby qnnoume myself a car dldafe for re-election to the Offi'-. of Township Commissioner for Wr- dier Township, and bind myself t * abide by the rules of the Democrat ic party and support the, nomiaet\ thereof.- „ ' WASHINGTON A. CARTER :*n<l Vi* hi in; .x-. i :• < • ■>' ■ r* '—f ” t.l ;,(> ' i.t-r -t ,( r< nv amio . at Jr'-** liors* 1 of I'if'ki’ 1!( in '-y t< > 'Xh our rollon growers it* content, t • in noT ! il ">/ %. i\\ th* l.'' : : 'o V ' '> f ' ” ' »' ij-jter* '4s? '"V 'v* r'nk*‘ k sr-l: a wb.rm rot «omrl 1 hi county. »n ’ n* .r-, elet fiv’i. •• •>••- an*l t q;ul tion y, ;y i‘ * v.>ru i:j tv ;:i: i ; v '' lJ ; , :l> •' * of old t tSlcton. If >on n t, ! :\rs < oil*, ton , ; : ro a-i.in/ pr !' • t to th- rdl*':- ih-. UemoMntic i'. !*: liic \o;rr vvu c' he I* trodde ♦ rs shut tjl/ir eye« ard invite l>v.\- ers to .ilo their worst, v lint tl'.ev expect? It i* true of scorevof ninrU* <■ n" over the South that tt^e is no -yal corypetition pmont the buyers. The writer has liifuself wltnessei tj,. prjvate signalling hv mean« «f wl*!* h buyers "divide the spoils' as H'e farpter’s cotton comes in sight. If c oft on ftrn- -to the he »-,v soNit ike ballot box. I will serve >oiK- • t,u * 'st' ofvnt^ ,ah'lit>. 1 pledge mvself »o abide IX a 0 '' >iU P' , oVt ,i„. o( th.' l.arn. lioU, -«!" »“ J l,. l.. SMiTHX To the Democratic-voters of Col leton county: 1 hereby announce mvself a candidate for re-electlofi , () ‘ the House of Representatives. to . l nltH , Ke myself to abide the re- Buver A makes his bid and Buyers ^ (he Democratic primary. B. V. D and E do not interfere u ; 8pectfully ^ robEKTSO N. •'’OR MAtilSTRATE OF REYMARD TOWNSHIP. f hereby announce myaelf a can didate for re-elcrtion lo the office of magistrate in Heyward Town ship. 1 pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic prlmarv and to support the nominees there of. Very respectfully. H. J. GIVENS FOR MAGISTRATE HAYWOOD TOWNSHIP. I announce myself as a candidate for magistrate of Haywood Town- hip. after being urged ty numer ous voters to do r o. I pledge i v self to abide by the rules of • Democ ratic primary and if cle< •• d to endeavor at all time-* to make a fair and impartial officer, .cud :c» fulfill the duties of tho o::‘:* o to V best of- my abifhy. I ask • e su• •* port of ;*ll • metors who v a;>; r - < iate ua offic-r of tbi.v 1 o: T I *: - r r tv* ': * a^. + «k v * • li.. r rm: ma<.ist»: \ti: or i: at \ TO\VN>i.ir. I hereby qntiouiH ■ J ' «” ii ula * toe i o:!., of I'roxtorN'i .>■ . rs. i i ” 5 • «c ! to i*Mde (he. r c't ’ *n- ncraf ic prir arK and » > iy, : aL r:, Baim .r r. nomitfe* tl.^rool; \V . ■ I C # \ / V FOR MAGISTRATy. I hereby announce in.vs*/' * *>- ilidato for re-elcctlon to tb* offic** of magistrate of Broxson lown-hiu. I pledge myself to suppr-r; th* N -nominees of the Wmocratb t rimary atHl abide by the result cf ^atne. Respectfully^ 'X • . W*. N JONKr. . FOR COUNTY TREASURER. F«r County Treasnrer. I herebv announce myself a can< * ‘ 1 # re nfflee of Treasurer or they will take their turns with ln.- ter bales. And w ith, such a ‘ v, » r ' TT ' it he always possible for the dire \d buyer to get the farmer’s co«ton much less than Us real worth. We know, of course, tha* mnnv honest buvers will not take advantage nt. th* weak, but it is not Mr for tho ]*>horer to be thrown - bound helpless before whomsoever wishes to plunder him. And it Is not fai. ♦n honest cotton buvers fur-them to have to compete with dishonest ones when conditions give* such an t.d- van-aee to dishonesty. Well. then. Mr. Farmer, let t:s put this question square! 1 up to you: "Do you know that cotton will b-v oroperlv graded on your market this fall?" And if not. what are you going to do about it. laKe up the subject In your County .*ar- mers’ Union. Or if you haven t a county union or other farmers or ^ n(l lo JSU| , 1 ,„. 1 -— - . a , 1I>nnr . 0 f ganization. just remember that thjs, f j wiU appreciate the "upport of is onlv one of a hundred Prohl >ms j overy voler . \ e ry r ^P e< tf ynC-q effecting the farmers’ welfare which, 4 , - ^ can he solved only through organiza- smoaks. S. C. tio, v and co-operation Talk it Over j with your brother cotton ’roy/- . T :. rvr .^; n g my fneiid^ fjr <h t It is high tin.e for somethingJt*’ he con fi t lence in my admini;trat.on . dane. To the voters of Broxtbn Town ship: I anpounce myself a candi date for office of Magistrate for Broxton Township and pledge myself to abide the resuitr or tue i»emo- cratic primary and to support the nominees of the party. Repectfully ^ J. W. CARSON- Islandton -S. C. ^ 1 herebv announce myself a candi- (H e for county treasurer of oHe tot If elected. I promise to gi>e to « n ieton countv my best services in •he administration of her financial iffairs 1 pledge myself to abide the re-cults of the Democratic primary, ► ml to support the nomineesJhere- 1 wil r.bido the rc«u!t pledge the in the past, of the Democratic pr^a^ cs^^ V.'altcfhoro. Spying on Students. The manager of a detective agency recently established in the Belgian r university town»of Louvain sent a Cir cular letter to the parents of a’ number Of students offering to send them monthly reports of the behavior of their sons for a small fixed fee. The . students heard of this, and several hundreds of them marched to the of- . , , flees of the detective agency and broke fuV ami budncs-liKe all the windows. They then made a ! l , ;,„i i .nbhrntnn. In the la?t c M^ion ICR AUDITOR. FOR MAGISTRATE FOR GLOVER AND SHERIDAN TOWNSHIPS. 1 am a candidate for re-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 support the nominee* i hereof. T. M. REEV"S. Cottageville. S. C. X 1 Also, I wish to call your attention to my unsurpassed line of Groceries and General Merchandise. I have a full, well se- ^ ^ • • X .. , f •< f * * lectecl stock and my prices are the lowest. '' -A , • THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND.” -X Newberry College soStK&L A Full Literary, Scientific and Technical School for Young Men V- * r v«»mvc nu»n of tii!it»n.. ThH rt*nn»o lo tti« deiftvMi of Harhalor of la Kngi* j>— itn ♦* t hristian iitllwf h**cj*, at t.hi» iiiinitnuni * J'tiUHtlvdi .noeriiiK, mid! fimstittitv^ a s«miidI Mart f«»r nltn«»*t any iudnstriiil purwfiit. in i ^ ai •: a amoti^ tli«-tii$;h irraxio in^tituuniis The L’oIIpkh owns U .‘-i*ieti<ii«! imiMinif* of lari^i iMirpsirtioiin anti of tL»» Snit tiji rough equipmeftt. Faulty of irainesl •pflirialUtii rr««idea the moaI Literary Cevrae letdiag !• tke Degree •! A. B. imdtDliiig mii«| tuiom is large pmmgh Ui insuro the ainounlof personal iirfitnD*tioii Am-ient aiiti M*Hieni i^niguagD'v, KngU*h. History, MatltutiiaticK, Siwial atul imlhidual attention so os-cntial t«» the i«e«t result*. ftT.*l I’olitK al Ku’ofioiny, UraU>ry atitl Natural lienees. Also a post- The t'ampun life is most wholewonie, and thetrailitUma of h<mor ant! ^railuatepuHirse leatling to tlnn Hegree f t >ln-ter of Arts. morality ate high There is no having. At!iletirs are etidorned and OMertataar-yaar Cearw an Elactnca laad MeclnaicalEacaaeeriac in ffei>erate rarefully MiperAiset] hy the Faculty tsymnaftium work it rooipulftory. f' , iKdinf». with fully etjuiptied and latH>ratories, all tieoeasary aie The athlatiu work of Sawl**fry t oliege in late yaar* baa liaan fqrannMit taratus and apfiliances. nndpr a separate <*or|>s of ex|ierien<-e«i iiintmctors. among the South Carolina Colleges. The religion a Ufa is ida*2 ( and tba Ha* the great advantage of i*ing ronnecte<l with a regular literary inati* moral and spiritual welfare of the student U the arhool’a chief eonoaru. Certificates from arrredited high-srhools ailrnit without examination. A prepara tory *« h<jjsl department for high-whied under grad es. Neat session opens September 17, iliU. For rkulogtia and parth-ulara, addraiis :v. J. Henry Harms, D. D., President, Newberry, S. C. B FOR TOWNSHIP (t)MMISNIONER. To.Iho voter* of Broxion Town s*hip; Thereby announce myaelf a Sewerage In the Uountryv X ((no great problem peculiar to the rural districts is that of the FOR MA44STKATE. To the Democrati* vorers of Col leton county: I herebp announce myseif a candidate for re-election to .he office of Magistrate Bell's Town ship. I pledge myself to abide the result of the' Democratic primarp. and to support the nominees there of. Very truly. H. W.-HUDSON. JR * Ruffin,* 8. C. candidate for the office of township prop* r disposal of poisonous organic commissioner, subject to the rules an »l similar waste marie. - . In . . .. . , , , Hie <itles, auch matter is complete- ? f ,he I)en,orr atlc party. I pledge |y , and myself to upholc}, the nomlnei*s of i n fthe riiXb>ri ly anil satisfafctorily taken care of tern sewerage* systems tured by Weston 4 Broker, Colum bia, S. completely aolvefi the problem of sewage disposal for t.ie* rural home. It is of small size; made of re-inforced concrete: sim ple. easy to install, never gets out of order or needs attention. Placd just beneath the surface, and con nected with the house by a short :b ’ D€MO,mk ' firr.r“~!r R. M. BRABHAM. :<dandton, S. C. FOR TOWNSHIP < «):*;.>11HSIDNEll. I hereby announce myself a can didate' tor the office . of township •ommissioner of Belrs tfiwnshiv. 1 •edge myaelf to abide the result of the Democratic primary to and sup-jing hulsance. serve/ greatest aid in fighting disease. Wiien such matter is allowed to stand in the open, as every rural resident know s, it becomes a'sw arm ing place for flies and a hot-bed for disease germs; It pollutes the soil and drinking water, and is al ways an unsightly and embarrass- Such conditions are port tlu nominees thereof. Very re-i generally the cause of sickness and (f . m j t w i or( |, ape* tfully, X H LEE. CllASdERKAt’ Stokes. S. C. . Notice t*» \otn-*.. , To tin \oters of T>r<*' 'Trek vot ing preciqCt? 1 ;»n in th^sjb*’- of thq hf>c*fcs .tor the ont;ollt’K’nt, of voters. ten'. disease. The Sanitary Septi*- Tank, espe- onous organic matter enclosed un- I til. by natural processes. It dinin- | tegrates, and then seeps out into the i ground, harmless mineral matter i and water There Is no odor, no soil pollution. Approval by health authorities. j Its cost is small. It affords all i the conveniences and the full pre lection of the rt-lty sew frage sys- your while to know all about this. Sanitar;- Septic Tank, and you eap do so by dally along approved lines for use IT' ‘ ".T ' n T&ZSFfJ"*” 4 nrook ‘ FOR TOWNSHIP («»MMIs«»H»NER. v .'fcp the Democratic Note rs of Hr ox- ( . ton Townships I hereby •■.nnoiin*. 1 will I*'-* at \\ . I i op*'! *mi’s myself a candidate *or . r •••!e* ifon July *’•; at \\ ifey Snudk ' lore, Jq to the offi* e of Township 1 laiuisvjiy IT. and at Tiger < i* k : * i <i 1 -■k^ner of Broxton Township Tpledg* ' n*;. -elf to abde the re«u;ts o’ the l*e- ftiOfth^c primary and’to support the r.CKulnees thereof. A J. SlNE jTlT j tinqounoe mvself a can'll- (*.*r»v for 3>e’ ’ r of »'o'!ei^n CoUii’y j j.- I. landton. S, (' uo\i*e. .fuly -12: all otlier <1 / home. TiAw r- !-h<»rt 'll;" la Tut*.''ii.v lit.July the book* will elos .1 CROSBY. See. tar. •jemoastratlon at the bouse of the vice- rector of the university, who had^ap* proved of the scheme oL monthly re- i>orU. The students state that they I received a liberal vote, ami be ll,.v- that since I have become tnn-e widely known. I will receT e the onrideration. of every voter in will nbt cease their protests until th* appi’oarhlngjpriniary^^ ▼Ige-rector baa resigned OR TOWNSHIP COMMISSION EH. ■I hereby apnoun.e my alf a can- didate tor tow nship * omrui»doner. fqr’ Verdier township* r’id pled-zej myself I *” N,»ti«'** to Voters*. IT ywood towndiijr ‘ « nnillmei t book.- v ill be oja*ie af iL E- Mi Tt-er’s store from now until thfr books are . ae to abide the resulo mrUtlc prff^ity. ":id to liotaitfecs thereof? eloped th** last Tuesday In' July. \ ' R..E. McTEER. Clerk. of i !*e ; ——r—■— — *—;— rt To l*revent Blood INdaotilag it. i. koc*:::. . 7>t>lT st once i he wonderful old reliable DR., UTES •OBTTfH S AXTtsEPriC ttRAUN’C.OlL.a vur- Walterboro, S. C. re*-intf that rnbeTea pa»*> «ud he*** k 1 . >oc.vs:wUiut. T-^ta lintutraa 11k- 5)c. ItoXk X* * »■ ? ^ Sallow Complexion and the tault he» wuhO-.c liver. It ia torpid! SIMMON'S REbZ ' • LIVER REGULATOR (THE POWDKK FORM) la the greatest cf all liver medicines. Its powerful purifying and strengthen ing influence is at once apparent in an improved appetite, good digestion and a feeling of strength and eiiergy in the body. When tlje system has been put in order' the yellowr cast in the skin gradually disappears and the complexion becomes clear and healthy. SqU by Dealers. Price, Large Package. $1.00. ’ i Aik lor tb* (rt^PiCwnb (be Rod 7 on tbr Ub-1. * I, yo*t cannot (rt It. retait lo ot. vc wiS irnl k br nail 1 Siaiaont Lirrr Rrfulaior i* p.a ap alau In liquid Iona lot tboac who pteter W Fritc ll.jdi per bunlc. Look for tbe Red /. Ubrl „ J. H. 7.FILIN Ik QO., Provrlvtora, St. Loals, MlsnosH \ FOR SALE BY WALTERRORO DRUG COMPANY