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'*f*2P**%&! AUGUST 5,1914. f THE PRESS AND DOTH FROM ('0()S\\VH \T( HIK Coo»awL4tchie. August 3—Mr. asd Mrs. Hdrry Htott and children pf Green Pond spent a few days last week‘with Mrs. Hiotfs father. ‘ R- I. W. Roberts. Mr. and Mrt.. Dai^ Horto n . spent last Sunday w^ith Mr. and Mrs. R. I. W. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts spent Sunday with Mr. Roberts’ father. : f . Misses Polly and Lizzie Roberts spent Sunday with Miss'Josie Sau>* at Ollllsonvllle.* •.* -. Hiss Mattie Mannel has return ed home from a visit to friends at Varnvlllb. Miss Sadie Roberts spent Sun day very pleasantly with h?r grand parents. < Mr. J. W. Roberts spent Satur day h| Walterboro. Rot. O. K. Way spent Saturday night with Mr. P. S. Horton. ‘ •a.-: Mr. William Ellis spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. G. L. Langford. TLe Gllllsonvllle Baptist meet ing closed Thursday night. We had a very good meeting. Mrs. Mole and son are spending some time with heh son. Mr. W. G. Mole, at Gillisonville. Messrs. R. T. Roberts and William Roberts left Tuesday for Washington andf Baltimore where they will be gone some time. Miss Talee Sauls spent Wednes day with Miss Polly Roberts. Miss Edan Mole spent Thursday with Misses Polly and Lizzie Rob erts. • Mr.- and Mrs. C. A. Horton spent W| Tuesday in Ridgeland. ANNOUNCEMENTS Primary Flection. Tuesday, August 2.Vh, 1914 Carda in this column will be pub lished every week from now until the Primary Election for the • fol lowing ratea: .Candidates for County Officers: $5.00 ^Candidates for Township Officers; Extra charges will be made on ards of much length. No. card will be published until * the charge hv b-en paid. , for auditor. I hereby (.nnot^nce myself a c ,ndi- date for Auditor of Colleton Co inty, and promise if elected to give people a careful and businesslike administraton. In the last election I received a liberal vote, and lieve that since I have become, widely known. I wilt recel’/e consideration of every voter in approaching primary. ND STANDARD, WALTEr.ZCP.O, 'OR- ’ I FOR TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER I ‘ » — VFIUUFK TOWNSHIP. 9 S.C. PAGE THREE be- lore the the* I hereby announce myself a can- d.date for 4ounship commissioner for \ erdier township ^ an^ pledge myself to abide the results of the i'enioc ratio primary and* to support the nominees thereof. , R. LEE KOGERT'' Walterboro. 8. C. FOR STATE SENATE. To the Voters of Colleton County: . At' the request of many friends I announce myself s? a candidate for re-election for the State Senate sub- loct to the rules and regulations governing the Democratic party. • I sincerely thank my friends for thoir hearty support In the past. My four years experience In the Senate ato me in giving more effective service than heretofore and for this I ask the support of the ovters of my, county. - / * J. D. ACXERMAN. "‘.The C**e of L. L. Cantelou. The case of L. L. Cantelou. clar endon, Texas, is similar to that of many others who have used Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea ftemedy. He says,- ’“After try ing a doctor for several months, and using different kinds of medicine for my wife who l^ad been troubled with severe bowel complaint for sev eral months, I bought a 25c bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using the weoond bottle she was entirly cured.’ For sale by all dealers - I’cnicl Picnic. / There will be a picnic at Penle! church on Wednesday, August 19. All friends ccr.o and bring well filled baskets. The candidates wlll.be out and we jsoed speaking. expect some 7/ ^ ' Suntiuer Const ipatiou Dangerous. Constipation in ;jumnie> time is more dangermm Ihan in the ‘fall, winter or spring. The food you eat is otteft contaminated and is mor*-* HkelV to ferment in yotir Stomach. Then you are apf to drink too muc h cold water during the hot weather, thus injuring your stomach. Coir, fever, ptomaine poisoning and oth er ills are nittural results. F’o-I)o- La 1 *: will keep you well, as It in creases the bile, the natural laxa tive, which rids the bowels of/th.* congested waste. Po-Do-Lax/ wi'l make you feel bettc-r. Pleasant and -effective. Take a close tonight. 25c at your druggist. r 7 , :i — Picnic at Rc-rear. There will be a picnic at. Bearer r>ti August S. given by the Junior rhanics. Al>'friends are requr*.-,!- eA to coirie and bring baskets. There? will be plenty of free lem- onade/ and /rood speaking Como iind >*e our fine crops and satisfy tpe inner man with good thing ■-lo ,/oat • ° .! l.iteraluio for l’ann?rs. All ■"folk: o! intc nigc nce realis * I tarinc r? vu-rf too bi rd dnr ng a large part of tiu yi: r to-jjav nine h ir* Portion . for rc*acling when . ork is done ilc- iii good farrl p c* r.f r* end td th.c e>p‘*rinH'nt staiion haUeTins. The circular .* ri'' v‘ I'lr mson Cidis <-s| OI i.tiu desire- yl 11 i the busy fanner. These cir culars tell things in- a direct. Voi - cise and popular way They are rrc*- to nil citizens of the state. 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 nomi nee* thereof. r J. O. PADGETT, FOR ROUSE KEPRESENTA- T TIVES ) I hereby announce my candidacy for Representative and pledge my self to abide by the result of the Democratic primary. V N. ROSSER SMITH. Jo the Democratic Voters of Col- Wo County. I hereby announce ~ry caritildacy for tho House of Re- •'••es*rtitat!ves for Cojteton County in t h ? DemooreMc Prlmarj* election to be hold this summer. I pledge my self to abide the results of the Ple nary and support the nominees there of. I ran last time and wav nearly elected. Then I was not so well known as I now am. I oxpeet to he elected this time and will neat the confidence p*aced In tue. I feel that I cry eccompli'h -ood j* I would aot ask for thy ^office. Respectfully, B. L. JONES. Upon the Recitation of my many friends I herein announce aiyse’f a candidate for Representative from ('olleton county. 1 pledge myself to abide kne results of the Democratic primary and to support the nomi nee^ thereof. Respectfully yours, Ai C. PADGETT. / Staoaks, S . C. Yielding to the solicitation of my friends, I hereby announce :ny can didacy for the House of Represen tatives from ( olleton .-oujrty. in the approaching pr.mary elfc.tion. -eui*- ject to the rules and regulations of tiie Democratic party. MV record in tlie Legislature is well known to the Voters of old Colleton. If you need my services, say so at the ballot bok* p.nd I will serve you the whole people —to the best of my ability. I pledge myself to abide by nnd im port the nominees’ of.the party, both state and national'. D. L . SMITH. Tp the Demo.r.itic voters of Col-.«' i. to n , < oupty: 1 ier by announce myself, a candidate for re r elect1on ;V ‘ the; nous.* of Representatives, n d pledge myself to abide the re- , ult ow the Democratic primary Ucspcet fully. J L. ROBERTSON. T!:e frj-u.ds f»li !> iil Not S<» Htrange Alter All. Yofi may think it straiMfe'that so man* pen* ]* ere curejl of stomach trouble by Chamberlain's Tablets.- You would npt,,'however. If you should give tb^m. a trial. They strengthen and invigorate* the stom ach and enable it to perform Its functions^ naturally. Mrs. Rosie RlsK, M’aba«h, Inch.'writes. “Noth ing did me- the least good untU 1 l»cgan using Chamberlain’s Tablets. It Is decidedly the best medicine for stomach trouble 1 have ever us»d For sale bv alf dealers. _ ' ■ s Thi«*ves on the-Fat ih. In addition to planting only crops which rob their soli of its fertility, tome farmers keep on their places large numbers of thieves of th-» worst tort. Boarder cows, idle bens, poor mules and other unprcjiitabl' 1 anttnal* belong to this.*class They consume more, than 1 they - produce. Then there are the weeds, which spring up behind a farmer’s bnct: and will steal the pl?.nt food out o. the soil’if he does not cultivate con stantly. * v 5 Yarn re- speiitull' dominate liim for Mm liottsc- ot iic pres.-ntauv. cJ from * oi lmen county. He agrees to abi.h by the rules of the primnrv election If elected will give the very service in his power Islandton. R F v D. Nq. best 1. FOR C OUNTY TREASURER. i herebv announce myself a candl late for the office of Treasurer or . n M. (Sard) Carta . I respectfully announce my* llf a candidate for re-election to tki of fice of auditor of Colleton co inty, subject to the rules and roguli lions of the Democratic party, and p edge myself to abide the result gnd sup port the nominees thereof. E Wklterboro, S. C. E - **’ate foi Tow nsl r Towt FOB HIGHWAY COMMISSI result and su ereof. \ M. JON<S IOVBa. I hereby announce ^nyself a ean- d. : date for Highway commissioner for Colleton county, anbjoet to tho rales and regulations governing the democratic primary, and plodgo my self to support tho aomineos of the party. J. E. MOORE. I hereby announce myself n can didate for highway commissioner for Colleton county, subject to tho rules and regulations governing the Dem ocratic primary, and pledge myself o support the nominees of tho,Dem ocratic party. \» ,J. F. ADDISON. { I hereby aanounce myself a rgn- didate for Highway " Commissioner for Colleton county, subject to the rules snd regulations governing the Democratic primary, and pledge my self to support the nominees of the party. • . J. W. HILL- 1 hereby announce my self a canvL| v didate for'.re-election to the office mship Commissioner for Ver- hnsblp, and bind myself to abide by the rules pf the Democrat ic partv and support the nominees ihereofX • WASHINGTON A. CARTER. I hereby knnounce myself a can didate for township commissioner for Yerdier township and pledge myself to ablde^vby the results of the Democratic primary and aup- port the nominees thereof. * JEFFJ. HIERS. Rheumptiotn Blood Poioon Scrofula, Malaria I Skin Disease Because it Purifies the Blood LlPPMAN’S great msetaoaajp REMfcDY-P. WIU. YOU, V. UPPMAN. SAVANNAH, FOR \- ge I hereby announce myself a can didate for Highway Commissioner for Colleton county, subject to the rules and regulations governing the Democratic primary, and pledge my- •*lf to support the nominees of the party. G. W. SWEAT. ‘•’OR MAGISTRATE OF HEYWARD TOWNSHIP. 1 hereby announce myself a can didate for re-elertion lo the office of magistrate in Heyward Town ship. I pledge myself te abide th** result of the pemocratic primary and to support the nominees there of. Very respectfully, N H. J. GIVENS. I tf * I announce myself as a candidal** for magistrate of Haywood Towr- - >hip, after being nrged by numei- ou's voters to do so. I pledge ni>- self to abide by the rules of the Democratic primary and if elected to endeavor at ail times to make a fair and impartial officer. , and tp fulfill lite duties of the office to the jest of my ability.' I ask th* .sup port of all electors who will appre ciate an officer, of this kind. L. BELLINGER. K;>U MAGISTRATE" OF BRO.XTON TOWNSHIP. 1 hereby announce myself a can didate for the offl e of magistrate of Broxton Township I pledge my- sc^f to abide the result of the Dem ocratic primary and to support tiie ly. 4 H. R. PADGETTy nominees thereof. Very respecttul- Islandton, S. C. TOWNSHIP cd: BROXTON TOWN To the Democratic voter* of Brox ton Township: I hereby aanounce myself a candidate ror re-olectioa to the office ef Township Ce sioner of Broxton Township. I pi myself to abde the results of the moeratir primary and to support the nominees thereof. ^ A. J.'SINEATH. ’ Islandton, S. C. I hereby announce myself a can- < Idate for tow nship commissioner Broxton Township. I pledge my self to abide the results of the Dem ocratic primary anu to supprt th* nominees thereof. Very respect fully, E. W. P. McMILLAN. Lodge, S. C* To the voters of Broxton Town hip: I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of township commissioner, subject to the. rules of the Democratic party. I pledge myself to uphold the nominees of the Democratic party. Respectfully R. M. BRABHAM. Jslandfon, S. C. i hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of township ommissioner of Betts townsniv. 1 ledge myself to abide the remit ot the Democratic 1 ’primary to and sup port the nominees thereof. Very re spectfully. H. LEE (TIASSEREAU. Stokes. S. C. At the request of my many friends announce my candidacy for town ship commissioner for Bell3 town ship apd pledge my sell ro support tiie nominees of the party. W. W. M a KYV*\ Ruffin. S. <k I hereby announce myself a' can didate for township commissioner of Bell township and pledge my self to abide by the rules of the IJempcratic primary and support the nominees thereof. A. WALKER. Stokes, S C 1 hereby announce myself a can didate for re-election to the office of magistrate of Broxson towmdiip. I „ pledge myself to support t’u nonTHTeeB of the Democratic primary and abide by the result of same. Respectfully, \V. N. JON EH t/ the voters! of Broxton Tow*v- sjiio: I announce myself a «andi- ,1ate for office of ’ Magistrate I’br •Jroxton Township and pledgejmyself I (enpr rt* the *o abi«’e tiie remifr or tho r.-ii* primary and to supfu "•omirtces of th’e party. Rep* ;* J. \V. OAR i‘. i *n(lton. S.' <’. | (Uj MAtilsTRATE OF SMI RID W AND GM»\E RTn-.Y. VSIiil’S At the earnest s*d}< itatior of n:y friends I offer myself a <an'lidate fof nir.gistrate of Sherhlaji an*! Glover ’townships, pledging m|self to abide the n*sults of the Demo cratic primary and to smpport tlit* nominees thereof. j. o. Jacques, jr. Cottageville, S. I herebv announce myself a candl- 4 . tr^a^urer of Cone- :l,,, ifeletted. I promise to give to 1 pledge wy*elf to abide tue f the Demecratic primary ffairs. 1 r*i‘ Hl 8<‘ snd t# -UP. uuDDort of jf I will ■very vster , *Mr* E. L. Jones was the first candidate for the House of Repr esentative to file his assessment. Paying on Monday of this week.* The aksejisment for. this office 1* appreciate the support Verv respectfully. ’ j L. LYONS. Hmoaks. S. 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 again tor re-election and pledge the same fidelity to duty as in the past. I wll abide *he result of the Democratic primaries^ R. X- JONES. Walterboro. I am a Candidate for re-election to the office of Magistrate tor Glover and Sheridan townships, sub ject to the rules and regulations of ifie Democratic primary and pledge myself to the support the nominees thereof. . „ T. M. REEVES. Cqittagpville, §. C. - ' „ FOR MAGIHTRATK. To the Democratl? voters of rol- leton county: I herebp at. myself a candidate for re-el he office of Magistrate Bell’s ship'. I pledge myself to q^bid^ result of the Democratic pr and to support the nominees of. Very truly. H. W HUDSON, JR Ruffin. S. 0. TOR TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER To tbe voters'of Heyward town ship: I hereby announce toy candt dacy for the office of Township Com mlssiocer, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. 1 pledge mysel to support the nominees of the p*r ty. If elected I will serve ifle town ship to the best of my ability. Re spectrally. / ' J. W. GRACES. / Bettor known as “Joe” Graves. OR TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONER. BELLS TOWNSHIP. il'ISnip 4 Haiib4. THE WESTON & BROOKER Sanitary Septic Tank the PROTECTION SC? \ Affords the rural home all the conveniences, the com I of the modern eity sewerage system. It is your INSU1 gerous, unsanitary conditions which breed serious and Safcse tho Problem of Sommgo Diopooml for tho Mmrml used there is no unsightly nuisance to pollute the toil and i furnish a swarming place for flies and a hot-bed fof disea— embarassment. \ Installed just ben—th the surfkoe; never nee^a attention. The ^ of aature through the aetioa of bacteria disintegrate the orranie matter eventually it seeps out into the ground, harml—e water and minetnl mal No odor. Construeted of reinforced concrete, on the moot in our. plant at Columbia and shipped to customers complete, to install, far cheaper and vastly more efficient than any makeshift. Approood by health omthoritioe. It costs you nothing; puts you under no'obligations to find out all 1 the Sanitary Septic Tanh. Write us and let us tell you how it will e you to afford your home modem conveniences and protection ease. WESTON & BROOKJER, INC., Min COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROUNA FOR COTTON WEIGHER. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the position of cotton weigher at Walterboro and ask the farmers of this vicinity to consider me on election day. For tho ps»“t, two years 1 have been assistant <q;- ton weigher and am sure my expe rience,, " ill make me eomp* tent to perforin the dutie.- of the office. S. M. URL’in . *4 hereby announce myself f a <:*n didate for the offi* * of rnttn tl wr ;- t t-j ■r at Waltvrboro, I idedge mv.lf o abide tk< results o f i J >e Dc::m- cratlc priniar*' and to support th<* nominees of the s.ime. \Y. 11 PADGETT. |\ X X I Fob rt/rrov weighi R. 1 h* reby anrioun* ** my ; « If a c didate for ph< position Uf weigher iy* Lodge. S (' myself to r.Vide tIt* r- Democratic primary and nonmiees < f suni**. / j./r. Lodge, S. •(’ cnl t**/-; 1 pled*i* of tin* nit Upport flu SMOAK 1 hereby announce myself a,, can didate for the position *lf cotton weigher at Lodge. I pleds\,myself to abide tbe result of the Demo* ratio primarv and support the nominees thereof JOE W. CARTER. Lodg? H. ('. 0 j ,# ■ - ■ ■■•*■■ — —T EOR CONGRESS. I hereby announce my- candidacy for renomination by the Democrat ic party for Representative in Con gress from tiie First District, pledg ing myself to*1 comply, with tin* rules of the party. I RICHARD S. WHALEY ' /- CHiCHEST|R SPILLS DiAMONO^ LADIES I Ork j-r Prnnetr* for CHT<H*S TEX 9 DIAMOND a RAN I) FILLS .is *ro •n<P Goto metallic bo*e». tealed %uh Bluet ■it)foil TakS so OTUSS. »■» a* j*or Ei ,Miii w4 M k cuLcnes-Tlns BIAMUMD BUANU PILLS, for twentv-C— pear* rerw-ded at Dest.Safcat, Always Rel'abis. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS .flSS, EVERYWHERE The Greatest BARGAIN Ever held in Walterboro will commence AT FRANK’S Charleston Surprise Bargain Honse As soonas our great experienced buyer, Mr. J. Frank, returns home. We^are expecting him x about the 28th of this month. He reportecf to us that he bpught 500 Ladies’ (,’oat Suits the biggest bargains ever shown in Walterboro and Colleton County, also 300 Boys Suits and about 600 Men’s Suits. 3000 pairs of Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes^ Dry Goods and Fancy Goods. Our Specialty will be Men’s Hats and Millinery. We positively guar antee to sell everything at Surprisingly Low Prices at the Charleston Surprise Bargain House N i i \ J. FRANK, Manager. Wholesale and Retail. 't Next Door to Express Of f ice / And please take special notice that there is pnly one Frank’s Clothing Store in town and tRat is the new store. .t* “ 4