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Ii ** ipV’ 42* l 'V JULY 22,1914. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTER S. C. V 4>AGE THREE- ONLY ONE “BEST ” Proplr (iive Cm Hi WLm C redit > »»a-. People of Wtlterboro who fuff* With weak kidneys and bad want n kidney remedy that rap be depended upon. Doan's Kidney Pills t§ a medicine for the kidney* only, "end 6ne that Is barked hw* willing testimony of, Walterboro people.' Here’s a take: F. )|. 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 n number of times at night. 1 gut Doan’s Kidney Pills at Klein’s Drug store and. they soon cured me. After I finished four boxes I eras cured of rheumatic twinges am. backache and my kidneys were in good shape. Others of. my family ham also used Donnas Kidney Pilsl with good results.” Prion I he at all dealers. Don’t pimply ask tor. a kidney remedy— get Dean’s Kidney Pills—the same taw Mr. Morris had. Foster-Mil- bum Co.. Props.. Buffalo. N. Y. Railway Mail Pay. Mr. Ralph Peters. Chairman of the Committee on Railway Mail Pay representing 264 railroads carrying malls on over 218.dOO miles of line, under date of June 12. 1914. autb- orites following, statement: “The Rule? Committee of the House of Representatives ha*. 1 am informed, adopted a recoumenda- tion that the so-called •>!»:#>» BHl'' follow the Sundry Civil Appropria tion Bill r now being considered by the House. The underlying prim it pie of the,Moon Bill is to reduce the pay of the railroads tor carrying tbe mails by about IIO.OOO.O* •». “Congress some time .ago appoint ed a Joint Committee, of which for mer Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr.. Bf Oregon, is the Chairman, to In vestigate the whole subject of rail way mail pay and recommend to Congress the proper ihethod which should be adopted. That Cor~ mission hag conducted a most ex haustive Investigation, but has not yet reported, although it intend* shortly to do so. “The railroad.* have. I believe, proved conclusively to the Com, mittee that they were certainly not overpaid for earning the mans, oup were, as w;e s*e it. underpaid' 1 by least Jle.oeo.omV, annual!;, z' in making his «'losing argument the Five Per Cent. Advance R*f« Mr, Brande's. its Specif Course!, advised the ! , iter. j *'vpe (’omrKr~- Coif.mission i jo/1:hr. it /••■-v.ed ih. i li !• yfVT} l" ’ f -V!< .1 wa* cjireimtr.erjB ‘•.At the ityml . c:"’* ' ’'^sc’ir Tne.*'-lii 'h •• - 1, !_• ■ 1 /'" • .if iirVn . ? • ANNOUNCEMENTS Primary Flection. TucMlay, August ffiWh. 1014 Cards m thi s column will \>e pub lished every week from now until tLe Primary Election for the fol lowing rate*: . Candidates for County Officers; $5.00 * e Candidates for Township Officers; $3.00. Extra charges will -be made on ards of muck length. No. card rill be published until the charge has b-ea ‘paid. FOR STATE SENATE. . To the Voters of Colleton County: At tbo request of many friends 1 announce myself as a candidate for re-election for the State Senate sub ject to the rules and regulations governing the Democratic party. 1 sincerely thank my friends for their hearty support la the past. My four years, experience la the Senate ata me in giving nMre effective service than heretofore and -tor t^le J ask sctf to support the aen the support of the ovters of my county. J. D. ACKERMAN. -’ 1 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 n^mi- ne'e thereof. J. G PADGETT. FOH‘ HtU SK OF REPRESENTA TIVES e EOR REPRESENTATIVE. --L hereby announce my candidacy for Representative and pledge my self to abide by the result of the Democratic primary. N. ROSSER SMITH, To the Democratic Voters bf Coi- leto County. I hereby announce •ny candidacy lor tho House of Rc- '--e'^ntitives for CoDeron Cou.-.ty in t'-i DemocrrHc Primary election to be held Tttais summer. I pledge my self to abide the results of the Prl- nary and suppdrt the nominees there of. X I ran/last time and was nearly elected. Then--! was not so well knovrn as 1 n >w am. I expect to be ejected this time and will merit the enfideuce placed in me. I t iVec! that I cr>. e^complbh -ood 1 would not ask for tjto offlc'!. Re-«pectfu!!y, B. L. JONES. l*;.eu the solicJtotibn of* my mjny h re^ftpaounce m.vse.R .- j '-,te*for IF»V '--i tctiv from county. 1 pled go .ry-cll io • -> *■’. '» re uIt - oi t he l*<*nioi rnt ic ir ic = the no:;:!-- t '.« r-A;1. Kf I respectfully announce mynolf a randidate for re-election to'Uw of* flee of ''auditor of Colleton county, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party, and pledge yself t© abide the roinlt andjiu^ rl the nominees thereof. E. M. JONES. Walterboro, 8. C*. 1 ! b FOR HIGHWAY COMMISSION Ha. I hereby, announce myself a can- dldite for Highway Commissioner tor. Colleton county, subject to the rules and regulations governing the demecratlc primary, and pledge my. self to support tho nomlnoeo of the party. ' J. E. MOORE. . 1 hereby anaounee, myself a can didate for highway ccmmiseioner for Colleton county, subjoct to the rules and regulations governing'the Dem ocratic primary.’ and pledge jnrself to support the nemlneeb of tho Dem ocratic party. J. F. ADDISON. I hereby announce myself a can didate for Highway Commissioner tor Colleton county, sabjeot to the rules and regulations gover&lag tbo Democratic primary, gad pledge my- J. I hereby announce myself n can didate for Highway Commisotoner for Colleton county, subjoct to the rules and regulations governing the Democratic primary, and pledge my- <elf to support the nominees of the party. • • V ,~ CT. W’. SWEAT. m Columbia, South CaTolina. Ono of tho few Clam “A** CoQcgoa for We Board of Edaoatkm M. £. Choich South, on institution. la foedtjr, oquipoMBt, btiildimi and in the South. Wa. Novhcraolm in thoSutooan; in tho South, a rank of honor given it by tho of tho high chnractor of work dooo by tho OJumhla CVncfo offers tho young olaswbere in tho State and —RS—S rosa boor and loam m much as at and tho amt of thd logyaUvw Jodiaiol Md FOR TOW'^HJlIP COMMISSIONER VEUDIKK TOWNSHIP. I hereby annoance myself a can dida'Je for re-eloctlon to the ortice ownship Comniissloner for Ver- Township, and bind myself to bieje by the rules of the Democrat ic party and support .the nominee* thereof. ^ WASHINGTON A. CARTER. ’•'OK MAtHSTRATE OF HEYW’AKD . . TOWNSHIP. I hereby announce myself a can didate for re-elcbtion to Um office of magistrate In Heywa^ Town ship. 1 pledge myself to abide the result of the ftemocratlc primary and to support the nominees there- fj of. Very respectfully, H. J. GIVENS. a. i’ i r.; ; r aK f 1 r '< . .-r . . r. f -i : to r. «* nt • j- ■ -to 1 .* • i.^sio:*' ti e railrrai'.'. “This proc.*- • not o '.'v, Jiighiy lnapj>rd. w in adv: c. of ’the reconmiernianon r >* th* Contr*-*- sional t 'omml'f *>i;t in . loses nn inij'osition upon the rail roads wi.ieh-n- vvit'AOUt v.^r“nn' and is in the highest .iegr**'- upy: Ji cannot be that such a plan will ^a\ the support of the American peon:, when^the v people realise what the plan actually ni^ahs.” Severe Attnck of tolii ■Cfired.' E. E, Cross, who travel* in Vir ginia and other Southern States, was taken suddenly and severely ill with colic. At the first store he came to the merchant recommend ed Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses of It cured him. No one should leave home on a journey without a bottle of this preparation. For trie by alt dealers. HELPLESS AS BAIT Dm ’■ Mud Unite to Week, aid Wket Htlpet Her. *. * • - - . '» * Summit Point, W. Va.—Mis. Anna Belle Emey, of this place, says: ”1 suf fered for 15 years with an awful pain in my right side, caused from, womanly trouble, and doctored lots for it, but with out success. 1 sutured so very much, 'that 1 became down in mind, and as help less as a baby. A was in the worst kind of shape. W as unable to do any work. I began taking Gttdui, ihe woman's tonic, and got beliefTrom,the verv first y -dose^. By the time I had taken 1- bot- tlc$,' my health was completely restored. I am now f 48 years years old, cut leJ as good as ! did v. hen only Id. r Cardin certainly saved me from losing my mind, and i ieel it :vy duty to speak in its favor. I w sh I rad sorra power over poor, Stifferin? women, and could Vi -.X' of Lb' ( hereby ar nous m • x ; < :: ti ^ H* , X ' :u ' fiiilaie for tfi Ofi!' O cf/fni X‘- tV* ;v. r v * 1*".. <-i -. x; . • - of Br ixton To Uf- b ?;> yf Ji ■ / ii y- •ml roVulat iens* *»: -elf to a 1 hie < he n 1l of X / ’ m- P3 : ty. >.' I*' rvird in otre.’lc ptii ai : tX o ,r. t.ir !') 11'. cr: i>y . ,av <: t..c f. ••?- fpOJ 1 t. « . -:.cj ivft P» 11 \ •* ml. h. l'c- toer.iiic ..c l ui. lat.ur. i- w*ll •vU'-’.vt) :o •>c-i.'r* of old Colleton, if you need r ft,r\U • - k&f •ci! ! viii Verve you -—-the whole ieoplc -to the lies* of; ui> ubilitj. 1 pledge my«el^ tb .ibide by* and sup- pi.rt th»‘„ nominees.of.the party, bed •“ W * C “ “* W . D. b. SMITH. EOR MAGISTRATE HAYWOOD TOWNSHIP. s I annjJtince^myself as a candidate for magistrate of Haywood' Town ship, after being urged Ly numer ous voters to do ?o. I pledge my self to abide by the ruF“s of - the Democratic primary and if elect 'd to endeavor at nil times to make a fair and hnpaftiai of!i< vr. and re* full'll the duties of the office to th** •v * of iity a!:!!lty. 1 .-.‘ik ti; - r.ap- jir* of *a!l «lectors v ivo w ill appr - ki'U’.c L. ULLl.lXfi i.tl. * ',.i :«y an officer of thi* rn.v M.’.iiFTJtATf: or TOWNSH'l*. M! ovurlooking Uw City of Columbfo, •applied with tho fireproof buildings located in abeeutiful urt thoroughly veotilated, hrated by stea purest watsr. 'The faculty Is exoeptiooally strong and competent, being drawn from the leading Colleges and Universities of the North and East as well as from France and Germany. . The course of stu^y is carefully graded and thorough at every point It is arranged on the University plan, allowing students to enter the cUm they are prepared for, as far as possible, in every department, pegrees of Bachelor of Art*. Bachelor of Literature and Bachelor; of Science are conferred. 1 1914 Term begins September 24. ' < \ • For Descriptive Catalogue and M14-15 Announcement, Address REV. W. W. DANIEL, D. D. President, Columbia, S. C.' wwiimmi WfoM//// T rx 5*" M. ’4r. J A Fall Literary, Sdeatlfle Sdi—1 for.Yoaaa Idea #d by the Farulty Oymnaaium work la roupulaory. I k of Newtwrry Cullom in late years has hseti foremoat Carolina Collide*. The religious life is ideal,' and the Offers the young men of the Noath the heat .ederaUeaal under positive Christian influeneea. at the minimum excise Pnuadad aurtag. a»S ritoilltuSaa a sound start for almost any Industrial i in IKiS and holds a recognised position among the hith-grade inatltuttoaa » - The OaUs«a ewm t spteadtd buildings of Ians porportlons and of tne t*outh. • thorough euuipment Ita Paeulty of flftuuu eoDugh-tralned apurlalistu ftevidss tha usual Litonry Ceuna Isadtog to We Pttses ef A. I. inrleding and luUaee to torge enough to insure the amount of personal instruction Ancient and Modern Languages, English. DUV”?, Mathematkrs. Hartal ami ludlvideal attention so essential to Dm beet results, and Political Economy. Oratory and Natural Sciences. Also a poet- The Campus Ufa Is moat wholesome, and the traditions of honor and graduate ronrao leading to the Degree atfMaster of>rta. meraUtf are high. Thera la no hating. Athletira are emloraed and < ineeperato rarefuily, ’ * * “ “ ^ * * xluate course leading to the Degree of Oftortateur-yeer Ceaneh llaatotoaianl _ hnildin'ke^with fully equipped shops and laUwatoriee. all neceeeary ap- The athletic work paratns and applinuccs, under a separate corps of experienced instructors, among the South Carolina Collogue. Tha religioui Has the great advantage oftwlag connected with a regular literary insti- . moral and spiritual welfare ofthe student is the a< Certiflcate* from accredited higher hoots admit without examination. A prepara tory school department f.»r high-*-hoo| under gr».|- , uates. ' Next aessioe opens Seplemlwr IT, 11*11. For catalogue and parttculars. address Rev. J. Henry Harms, D. D., Presl4«at, Newberry, S. C, school s chief oonoarn. vdy \ To th'* Democratic voters of < ol- I'tr*!, tounty: I herohj announce raveelf a candidate for re-election to - the House of Ropresentativea. ynd pledge myself >< abide the re sult ow the Democratic primary. Respectfully, j: l. ROBERTSON. I OR 4’Ol NTY TREASURER. For C'owoty Trcasorer. I hereby aflnounce tnyxell » cxndl- late for the office of Treasurer or Colleton County, and promote >f elect ed tu give the county a^fe sane. ,he support of even-ote^ R. R. MILEY. > ‘?"br »■•»«« ?s?i: candl fYJasS&g ■^'^administration of _ her ■vcrv voter, every it c , vr , v O. L. LYONS. Smoaks, S. C. ‘ Thar.V.np my friends for their cor!idence in nfy administration b> their having re-elected the as <ounty T-eriScrer, 1 hereby, offer myself as ,* ; , ate atr»in for re-electlftn and , • ji-jo ^anie fidel^W**Ho duty a* - t,.» ‘|cst. 1 wll abide the result t» • Democratic primaries. R. E. JONES. x V.'r.l’rrboro. , y, aoaiineea (he, * u. i h ; i i rr. of. Very re*per:ful- Irlandtoft-, 8. / . < * EOR MAGISTRATE. I hereby announce myself a. l io- dldate for ro-eiection to .the ol!ice magistrate of Brer..on to\ i.i-lii >. I pledge myself to support th* nominees of the Democratic primary and abide by the result of .-ame. Respectfully. W. N. JONHS. To the voters of Broxton Town ship: I announce myself a candi date for office of Magistrate for Broxton Township and pledge myself t« abide the result." o- the Demo- ratio primary and to support the nominees of the party. ’Repcctfully J. W. CARSO J. Islandton 8. C. • a EOR MAGISTRATE FOR GM>VKR AND SHERIDAN TOWNSHIPS. I am a candidate for re-election to the office. of Magistrate tor ea »i__ n f her 1,1,5 an d r f r f ,u i‘i mln i* t 8 ^n appreciate Glover and Sheridan townships, sub- financial affairs- I s t*' 1 « ect t0 the rules and regulations of make them know U.2 good it would do V l*..* *• V . | • H you suffer fr.xr. r.r.y of tho £ :, ~rr.ts , r^culiar to women, i‘certainly be j * worth ycur while to "ive C^rdui a trial. hfs t^;*a tWbin^ Weak women t°C. mpralhk! jO years, anti viQ he.p you, loo: ' Try Ciolui. Your crig^rsl sells it It'r/tf ; C X *“e44“.«\c?. ^ gdr:<oty . . y -jx, Terr,,\tcr ifUfMiti 7ii.. i .r.. book,‘'NeaMr. Treiicit.-u {:• \\ 5 rr.«n. ■ \X 1 ^ p-4.n wrotper. N C. LSI 'a/ rc:; ■'I i , -*4.t t r’H unee myse!' a randir 1 * • :<r Auditor of CnUet.cn Conr'v*, . ro , a -» |f.-eIffvto't .to gj <* •the • I- a careful and busim *s-Hke .tr'*a«. In the la^t election J. r ived a liberal vote, atii b“e- "’tp-.-'. thrt since ! have become more ).no\.n. I will recej’e the c ,r : \eration of every voter in the apjnoarhing prim a P M. (Xard) Carter. Jcc t the Democratic primary and pledge myself .to the support the nominees thereof. T. M. REEVES. Cottagevllle, 8. C. FOR MAGISTRATE. To the Democratio voters of Col leton county: I herebp announed myself.a candidate for re-election to he Office of Magistrate Bell’s Town ship. I pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic pritnarp, ltmI to support the nominees there of. Very truly, H. W. HUDSON JR. Ruffin, 8. C. 3 FOR TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER. Jo the Democratic voters of Cro\- n Tow: ship: I (hereby annoume myself a candidate »or r< *ele< Mon to the office of Township Commis- Joneir of Broxton Township. I pl<fi"<* myself to uhde the resuits of Hi* 1K- rvjocratlc primary and to support (he nominees thereof. A. J. SINEATH. IshmdtQii, S. C. I OR TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce ntytelf a can didate for tdwnship conimissiolier for Verdier township and pledge mynelf to abide the fesults of the Democratic primary aiuf to sftppqrt the nominees thereof. \ R. L. ’KOGER. Walterboro, S. (’. , JOB T\ WNSiCI* 1 h. rmt.v .ill diitati- !« r town Mi ip Broxton i\»y no'tp: st*lf to Dili** i ho . i, .ii* O' l . !.*' ,.ri.D >> .. . : noniiu * s . *h< r, of. fully. K. i.odKO, S. C. M< Ml.LLAN FOR TOWNSHIP < tfMMtSSlONnt. To the voters or Broxton Town ship: ' 1 hereby announce* myself a candidate for the office of township cotntnhs'doner, subject to the rule* >f the Den jcratic party. f pledge myself to uphold the nominees of X . iff .« the I>emoiratic party. Respectfully R. M. BBABUAM. -slandtcn, S, C. our Home m FOR TOWNSHIP Cw:..MlSS|0\ER. I hereby announce myself a can- didatt for the office of township omr.iissioncr of Belts fownsniv. I •’edge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary to and sup- oort the nominees thereof. Very re spectfully, II. LEE CHAS3EREAU. Stokes, S t . N FOR MAGISTRATE OF SHERIDAN AND GM>YK RTCV.NSHIPS. At the earnest solicitation of my friends I offer myself a candidate fer magistrate of Sheridan and Glover townships, pledging mjself to abide the results of the Demo cratic primary and to support' the nominees thereof. 'J. O. JACQUES. JR. Cottageville, 8. C. *. - - "Wll THE WESTON & BROOKE iiti Sanitary Septic Tank Affor !a the rural home all theconvcnietjces, thecomforta, the PROTECTION ofthe modern city sewaf,*, system. It is yeur INSURANCE against dan gerous, unnanitary conditions whit h Bncd rcrious and often fatal diseases. SoJggs the Problem if Seurar* Diapotoi for the Rural Homo. When it ia fts-**! there is no uns'rhTv nuNance to po’fute the soil tn*l drinking iTater, to furnssh a swarming place for hies and a hot-bed for disease germs, to cause efrilurassment. - ^ '' , XT In*talle*l just henrath the Kurfac*; never nee«is attention. The proeeesea of na’ure ttirough the action of hact 'ria disintegrate the organic matter and eventually it seeps ont into the ground, harmless wafer and mineral matter. No odor. Con«‘rurted of rcinfrr.vl concrete, cn the most approved tines, in our plant at Columbia an*! shipped to eustomerr complete. Simple, easy to install, far rheajxsr and vastly r:or»* cTctent than any makeshift. •- Approved by health authorities. It cost* y >u nothing: puts vo*i *»ndcr no oIJicationi to ftpd out all shout the Sanitary Septic Tank. \Ypte u* aud let us tell yoy firW it will enable you to a*.L>r: your hou.e modtrii c- n-.vi.knees and protection against dia*„ cx*o. a ^ ‘ \ V FOR TOWNSHIP COMMIHSIONED. At the reouest of/rtiy nianydrlend.- I announ<e my yandidacy ior town ship commissioner for Belli, (nvn-1 ’ shfp and pjedge inyte’.; v;.; , or. the npniint*es of "the pur:.* • p y ■■■ W, \V. y o • •*. . * Ruffin. 8. r. " i I OR COTTON , i\ I.IUHUr. I re:pec(fu!Iy annoutvc i* candhiate for tie posjticn a < f lotfort weigher at Walterboro aim a k i* - farmers of this vlcini!; to t on i*i**r < me» on electIpu ,d;jy Kor the p. t twq year* I ffave fw-r» u n: ton weigher ami Tin sure t]>y ^"vp' « rlence Will mg};,, me cod. ; .ir. i j perform.the duth - of the office. ’ . ’ 8. M MOSBY •' i WESTON & RROOKER. INC., Manufacturers OOI-IMBI :’.(H ril CAROLINA » — Rheumatism Bipod Poison ' Scrofula, Malaria Skin Disease Became it Purifies the Blood f JUCAO w HAT noted rtori.c SAT or LtPPMAN'S GREAT REMEDY—P. R. R. \ FOR COTTON WUK.HI U. I ^Dr. AIW «4*r. ] It it th** ’-Mai’or hereby announce mvt;«'If a e’au <Bdaf< foi ihe olt!«e pf't»lt/u, '.*'ii;!i- «*r at Walterboro. 1 pledg*- ,i t’.-li ; to abide, the result* of th* i»i !no-| ejatic primary arnt t»» kuppon the j nominees of the same. W. Ii. PADGLT^ jl f, Tna*. write*: 11 ieor hi*****! i>wnti«-r." Dr. WhitohowS. Mrtrail*. <>■ . f.mrntir* It. erwl with F. F. P. rumpi. trly rurwU J. H. Dsvxlson. Vho'had fiftetn y*«r* with Mo»i i-otoua wad aotce. ffW Jlshhl Swlemna, af the Harannah Cm. trrirtiiuR, write* : Had •even attack* of M»Lr j I f.-ver Uiuti, from a v eek to ten day*. I took yvur madicin.* ii* a forlorn hoi-*, but now confau that P. p. p. was a real b«toefit." IT WILL NBL^VOU, TOO-AT WLL DRUCGIOTE-tl.OO F. V. LIPPMAN, SAVANNAH, CEOHQIA ' 1 <f X ■HHl