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• .* AKIIL14,1915 THE PRESS AND STANDARD ‘ PAGE SEVEN AMERICANS ANXIOUS - 7. TO LEAVE MEXICO. % yiHa Also Protests Against Ad- ' ' mission of Huerta To U.S. 10 ^ * * m * """ * WuhlnKton. April . 10.— Thre.' laodred nnem ployed Amerioans t° *l>«i«tate depart- ■lent for tranaportatitfir from Tam- plrolo-tfc® United State*. The *itu- atlon there I* reported officially to day to be aerfoQfl. Food is roarc* ’aad dfhtln'K In Ebano and ▼trinity Indicated an early attack on the city. The department I* without new* from the Celaya district, where the ViU^/and Obregon force* have been encaged In ■klrmlehlng preliminary to what I* expected to be an Impor tant battle. The Villa acencv. on behalf of Gen. Villa, proteeted tb the «tate de partment the expected presence of General Hnerta In American terrl- torr. allegln* that he Intended to violate neutrality bv starting a hos tile movement against Mexlvo. No action was taken on the communi cation. The department did not In tend to Interpose any objection tc Huerta’s admission to New York, bnt will probably take under consid eration any proof of alleged violation of nentralltv which the Vijlg agency might present. HIOTTVILLE DOTS. , • —_.... y Round. April 10.—It ha*" - been quite a while since 1 have s^en any news from our section, and if you will allow a little space I will write a few dots. f Spring has opened,up once more, which we are glad to see. We can have some more fishing, eh? The farmers In this section are fixing to plant their little cotton crops. The box party given by Bethel school .was quite a success and «v- ©ry one present seemed to have a Jolly Hmr. „ The first amusement was a fishing pond. The second was ♦he bidding of the hoxes and the third was cake to be given away to the most" highly honored, best look ing and well k tbought of young ladv In the buijding. This was to be done by ballot. The following were con testants: » Mi«s Marie Fox, of Adams Run: Miss Carrie Beil Hlell. of Bound: and Miss Grace Blcken- treker. of,Pound: Miss Fox being tb-' winner of the highest twimber of votes was awarded the cake which was Hrhlv aonrecWed. The fourth, "ttractlon was a cake walk, the cake being won by, the Messrs,^Robinson of the Betbanv section and the fifth 'attraction was a rag dolt bv Mrs. O. Hlott and Mrs -pnna TTiott. teach er of the school. Tt was won bv Mi«s Grace Pickcnbacker. p£v. J. C. Lawson of T.odee d*»- livoyed two vorv tirterestlnr sermon i ffsfnrdav and Sundnv at Bethlehem. He also rrearhed at Cottaceville the fourth Render everting. Cant. O. TTiott ma ( 1e a business trlb to Cbartecfon last woeV v Mr. and Mrs c T. tt<o«t 'dsitod their ner^nt*- in the Fhrhaydt sec- tlon la*-t wervk • Mr Cere” TTIn** of Ronnd visited the rttv hv fho soe In'-* flf.indsv. Meevrn. B G end M. Tf. TTiott ha 1 hnefnesQ iq. tonn this weoV Mr. and fit TValterhoro sited their nafents at Bound Rnndav.’/ • * / ^ J* R Jordan of T "d"”' na J d this section a vjsit a few weeks ago. NEAR DEATH / BY SMOTHERING Make Work Easier • v Waltcrboro People Are Pleased to I/Caru How it luw Heen Dotie. It'a pretty hard to attend to du- tie* I With a constantly aching back: ^ With annoying urinary disorder*. Doan's Kidney Pills have made work easier. So thousands have gratefully tes tified. They're for bad back*. •‘Tfiey^re tbr weak kidneys. Walterboro people gratefully re commend Doan’s. Mr*. H. F. Towles, Walterboro. ■ay*: *T had weak kidneys and a dull pain In my back. In the morn ing I was sore and ktiff and tired so easily that I didn't feel'like doing my ^housework. I used Doan's Kidney Pills and they cured me of all symptoms of kidney trouble. 1 haven't suffered since. Others of my friends used Doan's Kidney Pills and found them very beneficial.” Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply gsk for a kidney remedy — get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Towles had. Foster-Mll- burn Co., Props., li.iffalo. N. V. We Did *'THK MOOX.” Dear Rqlnbows:* How did you enjoy Easter? bad a lot of rain, didn't we? you see the sun? I declare he came out andt tried to April fool us, said he had been to Germany, shining for them to fight, ''"when (he), Mr. Sun, had only been over the swamp after .some Boote.” Rainbows, see we can’t believe the old conceited Sun, for be always try* to make us believe he Is something great, when he Isn't Ha. ha! Mr. Sun. called me “old tallow face moon.” Thanks for th*> compliment. “ ' Tho I shall not try to return It for fear somebbdy might aruse me of using‘slang. . But I. can say that when old man Sun. was last seen, from his flushed, fevelsh expression. 1 should judge that he had been on a spree'the previous week. Rainbows, didn’t "old man Sun boost up himself last, week?” won der if he doesn’t realize that seif- praise is half scandal. I guess he thinks It’s betler.half than non" at all. eh? Dear little Rainbows. I noticed In yours and Mr. Sun’s conversation, that he requ°sted you not to star" at me. I appreciate his kindness. O. so tpuch. for it Is very rude tyl gaze in th" face of a poor innocehr creature. I once had the same fool ish opinion of myself as old man Sun. but I -learned that our dear people dld’not admire folks who were al- ways saying smart things, and com paring others to walking corpse. ?o from that day until This I have been working To gain the love of eyprv body. I think too. if Mr. Sun could be enlight"d°he wpUld sec that be doesn’t possess quit" so mucb power as he thinks. Rainbows, it seems, as if be loy'e you all. right much, “would Vou like to b" the missionary fn erflightr on him*" * Mr Snn. remind/mo of the wind, you all remember t*.i" time thrt. th" wind tried to blow me ot*t of ejiatenco, dpfl’t you?’, welt J. a METCALF, MM. M*. “After Using SST Many Yean I eaa say that Para-1 •a ts a flna ramady for catarrh and dia-l sasas of tbs tonsils . many othar nllmanta. It Is nmnafneturrd by n wall- known company, wbe am parfactly raUabia.** ■ with Mlritt l»x« A IMISbttT# qnnUtlss. T bava noticed n great many others taking tbla ramady. and I bav* yal failed to nee n case where tb* continued use of Peru- na did not complete n sat isfactory cure la able time.” (Advertisement.) XOTICTC TO tXTNTRACTORS. the Sun was ’oolish enough to think tba*. he could m"l> me. and he drank up nil the booze he could get. Oh. Rainbows! hi* face became so red and fiery lo/<kinc until be looked »« fierce as a^tiger. # Just then b" de cided T Was too slick for him. so he departed. Come baf k mv dear RairboAvs. / Sealed proposals on blank forms furnished by the City and addressed to the Commission of Public Works. Walterboro, 8. C.. will be received until 2 o’clock P. M.. May 14, 1916, for furnishing all material and la bor and the construction at Walter boro. 8. C., as per plans and specl- flcatlons adopted by.them, of the following: Complete system of sanitary sew ers, including approximately < miles of pipe sewer from S to 15 inchos In diameter, manholes* flash tanks, and other appurteenances; Complete electric and water works system plant, as follows: One electric pole line distributing system t Approximately 3 miles 8 and ( inch cast Iron pipe, with specials; Approximately 40 fire hydrants; • Approxfmat"1y 20 gate valves; One 100,000 or 75,000 gallon tow. sr and tank; • a One brick electric and pumping plant building: Two 100-horse power boilers; One 200-horse power feed water heater with pump; One steam "ngine for direct con“- nection to generator; One 5<> K. W., A. C., generating equipment with 3 panel switch board and street light regulators; Two 750 G. P. M., steam pumps; One triplex service pump; - Steam and hydraulic pip© and other auxiliaries; One 150.000 gallon concrete rese- voir with concrete cover; ^ Ong^ Arterian well. < Fitch bid must be accompanied by a tcrtif.ed check tnot . bid bond * payable'to the Chairman ».cf the Commissioners of Public Works for | five p^r cert of the amount of th" ' bid. Should five per/cent of th" ‘ Big Days—Six Great Perfonmoces April 22nd, 23rd,-and 24lh School Auditorhnn-Alteraoon and Evening 4 0 . - ‘ . »■ Buy Your Tickets Now .. ;The price of Single Ticket for the Six Lerformances is ouly $1.5o, while you can buy Ghildren’s Tickets for the six Performances for only $1.00 Great Artists-Only The Best F. S. LONG E. H. HANNA f. L. MORROW j. C. LEMACKS E. E. JONES DR. RIDDICK ACKERMAN DR. CHAS. H. EsDORN 7 CHAS. H. KOGER FINN D. GLOVER H. JEFFERIES This Committee Guarantees the Attractions and in General Charge of Ticket Sale. is \ v X \ BANKIU'PT’S PETITION FOR DIS- CHAKGE. \ NOTICE. Notice^ is hereby given that the Highway t’hjn miss toner of Colleton County and KufK'fvisor of Dor chester County \iU be at Stokes itridge on the IMlXo River on Sat urday. the 17th day of April, 1915. at 12 o'clock, noou. and will then and there r*^< t tj/e contract for th<‘' rebuilding of .said bridge to t! IV low s Xnd bid exceed $ 1. $1,500 will be a': r Coni" back, deceitful Sun. T am your sinccr". MOON. / BcHubud, With Aid of Carte, Effect! Her Deliveruce; ' 5 Draper, N. C/—Mrs. Helen Dalton, ol this place, says: “J suffered for years, with pains id my left side, and would often almost smother to death. Medicines patched me up for awhile hut then I would Ml worse again. Final- husband decided he wanted me to the woman’s tonic, so he a bottle and I began using it. more good than all t‘ the medi- Itdid tines 1 had taken. I have induced many of my friends to fry Cardui, and they all say* they have been benefited by its use. There never has‘been, and nOver ujU be, a medicine locompare with Cardtu. I believe it is More vounr colts nrobabtv from getting too much milk th" fi r! it f"\\ weeks th.lrt frnm.nnv other cxu a " Avoid ov"rf""dfnr *b" m->»■'> th" first two weeks, and if "bo l p 0 henvv milker increase th" f"" ’ ulnryiv ntul graduaRv Wb"" ' ,w ' rnl! \ two non»l»s "r M"-" "T-• toAs n' milk "•<» o'n*h"r choi'td lAf"'’ l«tm—r.ty niTk-n-V- trvff fpodo- rT""" cr-« t""nm" bS'-r osts, cottcnocM m"sl flw© nouoT'" PPP (tt 1- I Cor-Xe'rood b*ft !*ToP''> pot' ! a rptvA. Also t^" colt O’lt. xml «»OfX"C!» p S hnv ss r.rt!- -a oossild" - TlX PrOgr"S p i> " Farmer ^ f’liro for n.mr Stomncb. Mrs Wm M Thompson, of Brtttl Pretlt. Mi'h . writes: "I have he* compai _ _ _ ^god^tdicinc tor all womanly trou- | S' For over 50 years, Cardui lias been re- n'li'atid »md It-'!’ taVfn Deving woman’s saiferinss ana-building weak women up to heallfc and strehcth. . H you are a womnr. it a trial. It should surely lit!;) you, a: it has a mi! i ion others. Get a bottle of C two holt!» ' q f h i ; I am v i ll <» snlentUd tioi <’ ;U1 dealers. rhumb* rl.vnV Th " to’!" 1 hot ter." r<*r !lr h amount of the 00; chet k for chpted. The right is reserved to rejech any or all bids. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of th" Chairman.' and at th© Savannah office of the Engineers, and specifications mav b" seiured by writing the Engineers'at Savannah, Ga. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS H. W. "lack. Jr . Chairman; E. 7. H. Shafi t. J. -f. liCi^acks. D. B Black, J M. Moor«r. s" Engineers: 11. 8. JAP DON ENGINEERING CO Box 582. Savannah, Ga. isiwir lEm uim 11 /-» Physically and Mentally Worn Out—Tells How Nervous and Crying Spells Were Ended by Vinof. Monmouth, 111.:—“I was weak, worn- out and nervous. 1 had no appetite and was getting so thin and discourag.-d, one day I just broke down and cried when a friend cpme in and aaked me what was the matter. I told of my condition and bow nothing I took seemed todomeanysood. Vinolwaa suggests) 1 got a bottle and before it was half gone I could eat and sleep Well. I continued its use and now my friends say 1 look ten years younger, and I am well, healthy and strong. I wish I could-induce every tired-out, worn-out, nervous woman to take Vinol.”—Mrs. Harriet Gale, Monmouth, 111. There are many over-worked, tired- out careworn, nervous women in thU vicinity .wh^Kneed tho strengthening, k twaSt? DuiWing. and vitalizing effects of Vinol* our delicious cod liver and iron ic, hnd so sure are wo that it wMl d them up and make them strrng :vt we offer to retuhj theif .money ii it fails to benefit. Vine I f cod )i iroa and Contains no oil. In the District Court of the I’ftited States for the District of S C. In the matter of W. If. GUESS & BRO. .■ Bankrupt. To the Honorable H. A. M. SMITH. Judge of the District Court of the t'nited states for th" District of ( South Carolina;’ \ cst reasenable bidder. Plans Xti'l W. H. u«*ss & BnoRjer of Walter- f! p Pr jfi0||| ons< apd form of contfaX uoro.inMhe O t ^, ol,f ‘to'r and , (o bf> „ pruU . (Ii ma ‘ hv s ,.,. n on file state of South Carolina in said Dis- ricL respectfully represents that on in the offices oX said Highway ( oni- he 6th day of F^bfuarj last passive tnissloner and said Supervisor Th-* 'sas duty adjudg tl Bankrupt under/, ontrart lo l)P .jened the day of let the acts of (ongresa relating am| VV(yrk commenced and a Ranktuptcy; that h - has duly sur- t . r ndered all his property and rights Rood and sufficient bond in the penal- of property, and lias ful’y cotitplied ty of $20rt0, either personal or by ‘'vith*nll the requirements of s/id acts and of the Court touching his rulltcy. WHEREFORE, he pr/vs that h Rank- of $2000, either .personal or a surety company, to be executed bv Successful bidder and filed with said tie prays that h" Highway Commissioner and said may be declared by >hc Court to Supervisor within t'*n days Ihereaf- have a full direhargi/from all debts lor Thp ri>jhf , s r ,^ ( .~ vP ,i to reject provable agains* his estate under I , ol) Kl#l- aid Bankrupt Acts, except such debts as are "xpetted ny law- from uch discharge. . DATED *hib SHi day of March. A. I >. 1915. W. H. GPESS A BRO. W II. Guess-W O. Guess, • Bankrupt. Order of Notice Thereon. any and all bids, • J. E. MOORE, / Apr Highway Commissioner Co!- * letoM* County, ^ \ J. D. VftMMHPLY. Supervisor DorciicsJ'r Coun ty. 7 24/ _ D. pe- - DISTRICT OF S C. es: On this 24th»day of March.,A I 1915, on reading the foregoing itition. H is— ' ‘ j ORDERED BY THE COCHT, (ha? hi hearing be had upon the snm" on /lie 27 day of April. A D 1915, be fore said Court at Charleston in said I DOIstrlct. at 11 o’clock in the for" noon, and that notice thereof he ppb- jlb heu in The Press and Standard, a newapaper printed in said District, a^d that all known creditor.!? an 1 other persons In interest may appear it the said time and place and shoty cause, if ^nv fhev have, why the prayer of the said petitioner should not h© granted. * AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED RY THE COURT, that the Clerk shall rend by mall to all known credi tor* copies'of said petition and this Nrder, addressed to them, at their plArCs of residence as stated. WITNESS the Honorable H A. M Q 'MITfl v Judge of th esald Court, and the Seal Hhereof at Charleston. S. C Jls>ri r l o n D>e 24th of Fareh IHSTItHT i Ol KT iTF THE'UNITED STATES. * in said Di«t A. D. 1J15. \ RICHARD W HUTSON. * - Clerk. O. X. — WHITE MAN WITH BI.Al'K l-U The" Liver'is a blood puriO«r T ’ is thought a< one wa« fl" •it «>f t!ie p i- ion Tl trouh th mo-1 ;,i opie i/Xitat th»'ir l.ivVr !e come* ,i;ia< »;• heO'H “ *»( Itopuriti” '•* the to h-d pi.--:*''J •:t's. ruling Ri! o" f. if-: 1 f .K is a delicious preparation of (bo r f rod Jivvr oil and peptnpste of V* w’ji to-dey. Invigorating to the Pale and Sl.kly . District of South Carolina. In the matter of W. V. Glover. Bankrupt. - IN “BANKRUPTCY. By virtue of ati order to me direct ed in this matter. I will offer for sale at Walterboro, S. C., in front of the store-room of this Bankrupt. o;i Thursdoay, April 15th, 1915. at 12 o’clock noon. A 1,1. OF THE PERSONAL PROP ERTY "of the said Bankrupt, consist Ing of Merchandise stock, fixtures, etc. Terms of salo—CASH. Goods to be removed after sale. Parties de- ilrou* of bidding ran get further In formation by writing Trustee. . . W. L DougUk, Trustee. iTeafne** Cannot B*« I ured by local applications, as they can not reach the diseiOu-d portion o the "ar. There is’only one way X® cure deafness. aiitUThat Is liy consti tutional remedies. Deafness D caused by inflamed < on<iftlon of (ho mucous lining of the . Eusta-, chian Tube. When this tube is In flamed you hav" a fntuhling or im perfect hearing, apd when it 1* en- tlrfdv closed. Deafness is the result, Xn<! unless tlu/lnflamniation can ho taX-n out and this tube r-stored to its normal condition, hearing will !>•• destroyed c,-»rever; njae cases out of .ten are\cau ed by Catarrh, which isMiotJiing lm( an inflamed condition of th«^ mucous surfaces. Wc will giv* Dqc Hundred Dol lars for any case or Deafness (caus ed by. catarrh! that* cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. \ Send for «irc.ulars, free. " X F. J. CHENEY * CO . Toledo. O. Sold by druggists. 7£c, Take Hall’s F»....41y Pills for «on-\ iStipation. " ' . For Sale High Grade Meal and Hulls, the best and Cheapest Feed SEED WANTED. w- 4 ' . . * We offer three deals, Sell, Swap or Store* COTTON GINNING Saturday. WE BUY SEED COTTON. REMNANTS > i Charleston, S. MAN TAKFfClIlH OWN MEDICINE IK AN OPTIMIST. * ■ _ . jl* #• las absolute, faith in j)is rnedi- Walterboro 03 Mill CHICHESTER SPILLS BRAND a's wh^n he its-W- get* P;!.v C r-d .'n 0 to 14 bsys . ^ iS?^'ftL. Ch % lnocc ' M*’* 1 *'’ C ;; L ^V] TTie-blASIsrMlsrd grtlemt otrcnTthentn* hwic. V^i .«ut Pf-e-.d !».\m • j Pt* • Cliaf!vn-)CB» T*--i4 for ^kovKJ* TA-^TFl.t ss chill TOMC. dr• «•» > »•••»> «" ooc sntr «'««• lu-kwig j/ho UviVer. ind giy© voq r wcjrqpr «©• and *»* bcos v ^Hom* f ,. .|,rMh.-M«Kvt ►.ii.th-wldsunr; ",«• »>$. P'u-l. i'rotn..; n*. I* V. in6«n : t • • - ■ . *' '/••rtaln aUmcnts-IR> get* relief peo pie who take Dr. Ring’s New hi lt icovery for .so irriRiting Cold are op timists. they know, this cough rem .cdy will ji'-netritf tho lini'gs of tie iroat, kill the g* rtHs. and "[*• " th> to act. Yoq - 'an* - by. superficial tr< a t. go fo fhf'/’iiu •“ O. Re all optiu'ijf ; /»'d King’s N».w Di-cover. -TmaMni Isr Wotr.tn.” in p.a.a wrapper. b.C. 1 si .Malaria■< r HVbr- thel Ux-t hud t>-ri|<Kor« ",« * Utn. A nu< i-ujic. 1 ot r..- u,-.* -ai-h.tu.vi Lij-.' xai [srZ > -c at your J)rutgikt X w/v f.»*J Nat ur 'l' l stri\. ;t, ,• < '<>1 !,l< Tit _ Xu ’l l . >, 1 Vn Dr. the t ionhi\ ua* i a li«‘,jfl> Dh lil»- to-day. It. It LADIK.t f A.k > Mir OnNvM for CTtT-CHRS- TH* * LIAMO^D XKAND PILLS ta Rro and Com tnrtalilc tx>se<. •rated wiib piurt Hita-ja TaKS NO eTnKK. 1la7 «< ..ar »ra M M aa4 aah fur ( lli r MlVtf«• mtMesn IIII AM* Pli.i.N.‘(«<r twrnt7-9a4 j'-ar* rrra tied a* li"st. Safest. Ain .ft it .fable. SOLD BY ALJL DRUGGISTS ilXu EVEPYWHERE WJS. 1 it RUB-rWY-TISM 1 •WiH cure y«-vr Ntf’n.'okiuv He . ! ■’Crntn; b’, Colt';, Spr in :. r.rui "j, CttO; « . ! Hurny.OiU S> vu. Stings t;f Idfsccta Ktc. 1 * Aalisryii. Aaotlyue, use J! in* tcrnally a:U cxtcraally I rice^Sc*