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t f V #. 4 * # ^ r. ’7 \ ^ AMD STANDARD ISIS. tun, msMUNima rOfTHD. UGH! 1 NSC OF w. c. It.~ IUSTY CALOMEL ^ mcoveiy Tm I i W Tm I iMVf ft amt- tramtmi hr Um wtU Toft’r* •i ftftft •ft ftftftd Tilt, to atori yo«r Uvar and ,xj I \ i f I : 1 '41 x \ fait that my old t rptola waa eared and I am poaltire «at Bay panes aaffarfftc with kid- Bay «r Hnr trooble can ha eared by the «b of thla preparation. V an now la the beet of health, baiter than I hare been for ten years or biers. I do not know how to ex- prana myself as atroncly as I desire. In Tstbt of Dr. KUmer’X* Swamp- tioot. wa X ara sure that it nared my life and that my rood health is duo wntirrly to this great remedy. 1 %;eacrCTjy recommend It to every anf- neft thnnghoat the United State* base been sent cards eontalalns a pletnre and description of the mlae- Inf man la the country-wide earn- yffgM that Is beinc eendncted la the hope of loeattn# him. Nethlftfr hi beinc left* undone la the hope of •* curing Information as to bla whero- abouta, although eorrowfut iblatlres and mystified officers are without any clue whatever to where be Is. The story of Mr. McDevitfs disap pearance la being published In many papers and the officers are being re quested to leave nothing undone In an effort to locate him. ' Railroad men everywhere are being familiar- lied with the circumstances which it Ask ywur for a SI coat bottle of Deft- i‘t Urer'Tfoao and tako a epoon- fnl tonight. If it doesn’t start your User and straighten you right up d without griping nr making you sick I want yen to go back to the store sad get year money. Takf calomel today and tomorrow you wlU fool weak and sick and Don’t loan a day’s work. nmifa to -> /'£ X MBORO April * SS. r aad a pei the upper end of County aad parts of asareh of a a sera, who, oa Saturday alfht. Is allscad to hare eatored tho homo of a white woman soar Trav- ollor'a Beat, la tho uppor soettoa of thla eounty, aad after committing an awful ertmu. robbed the feaald to hare called la the afternoon aad talked to the wt aad asked where her husband He Is said to have retired to woods satll dark aad then entered the house. A negro suspect was arrested early this morning by the sheriff, but bo was not tho man, ac- N! \\ N AM C OTIC. table Dodson’a Liver Tone tonight and wake up feeling great. It’i perfectly harmless, so give It to yr.ur children any tlm«. .It can t *° * I,b! » r0 negro bad bad scars on botlf cheeks and no mustache, the man caught had the scars but mustache. He al- saltvate. so let them eat anythin*; afterwsrdls. r that tho dtixens In the upper part of I the county are aroused and several Jhave called at .the jail to know If SOX OF FORMER RWT. ATTY. I the right negro had! b^en caught, ACCIRKXTALLY KILLS SELF 'promising a visit In case he was. Sheriff Rector announced that he uearuiy verommenfi it io every snr- . nnearance and with - *£herm Hector announced tnat ne 1f*Tri ami am confident they can up ,a ” ” Tnan f or w hom Yeung Emeoit t’oehrnne Shot Thruj^oui^ no t bring the negro here, but benefMvd as I have been. It Is - ' ,he de, ' , r P . 0n .° ^„„s,,Med. Dead With Father’s Automatic ' would hurry him to Columbia, In lilea^ure for mo, gentleman, to hand ,f ’ < * search Is being conducted. While the public Is fantlliar with th ’ mse. It can never be a!tdg r ther ■*- miliar with the conditions at th ( ' w here *:» you t'nfa recommendation. MRS: H. J. PRICE, 14hS r ct:ler 8t. Portniouth, O. _ ... Ve)TW)nnUy apeared before he thN |^ crir * ^ r - * f c ' nsth ui Sentember. 190®, Mrs. II. J. Price,, who substrlh^d the above ‘Stafement and made oattf that t!..,* wamr. u true In Eubs*-„cv md in fact. R. A. CALVERT. . Notary Public. Letter to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y, Trove What Hwaaip-Roet Will do For Ton. 'Send ten cents to Dr. ntiraer A Xlo., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample iXlm bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a b.ooklct of val uable Information, telling aobut the ■ftldneys and bladder. When writing, ton erre aui mention The Press and o«.*t»dsnl. Regular flfty-cent and we—donnr slio bottles for sale at •It drug stores.'' • • are still in the Monup.i n n? at the same place, giving . r customers belter money-savin:; •aA* than ever before, M^ans •r * «> . aved t oyou and another sat- od customer added to our list. 3' R. ULMER walt: (mono, s. c. Head With Father’* Automatic Pistol at Amleraon. ^ . Ander-on. April 20.—Ernest Ford Jr„ 14* years old. and only child of former United Stat"* District Attor- eplng wife awaits Cur return cm .» n(>y an(1 Mr? fc rnes t f. Cochrane, ac- wh ohas departed, and se\- Lj dcn , a j|y himself through the husband who has departed; and his father:* automatic pis tol Tuesday afternoon at 4:10 o’ clock. while In his father’s room at their home, and died three houn later without having gained .consci ousness. The tragedy Is one of the most' heart-rending that has ever occurred In Anderson. Mrs. Coch rane had left the house only a few minutes prior to the accident, while Mr. Cochrane was.^ in GreenviHe, where he had gone to attend United States district court, which conven ed there yesterday morning. The fatal shot was heard by Mis* Sarah Dixon, trained nurse, who was pass ing the house at the time. The young lady made her wav to the room and found the lad lying un- consciouft on the floor. The ball from the weapon, entered the lad’s right ear, passing through the head and cam« out through the left tem ple. . The father first heard of the dreadful accident to his son when he was met on an incoming train. The funeral services will be held this af- t«rnoon at 6 o’clock, at the resi dence. conducted by the Rev.. John Vines, pastor of the First Baptist church, and the Rev. O. L. Martin. Interment will be in Silver Brook cemetery. fond father has gon*. Mrs. MrDevltt. with the cares of a large household suddenly '’rust upon her and with her life’s com panion. taken away without warning. Is in a dblicate condition. Sev-n lit tle tots are unable to ffWflbrstand why their father doe* not return. Mrs. E. M. Liddell, of AUanta. who arrived yesterday, cannot be com forted. and a brother. W. P. Mc- De-vltt. of Louisville. Is discouraged from a fruitleas search of more than a week. L . t With newspaper men yesterday, the members of the family pleaded for help and asked that all .efforts be put forth to aid In the systematic search that Is now being conducted. They are In a pitiable condition A spirit of deeolation permeates th* once happy famUy-^rpup which een- not understand the dliappearance of the lov^d one. Suspense anxiety and distress characterised Mrs. MrDevltt •yest^rdajr as she paced the floor of her home at 33 Livingston street and woricPred what had happened to her husband. Suggestions of offering a reward for Information which will leai! to the discovery of Mr. Mo- Devltt’s tjhereaboufi were approved by the family yesterday. , * Tho <W*e appeareii to be a hope less me. Officers admit that al though they have worked hard en It tlmy are at a loa* to offer any idea as to tho aolutlon of the mystery. would hurry him to Columbia, case he catcher him tonight. J Rheumatic Pains Relieved. Why suffer from rheumatism wli-n relief may be had at so small a cost? Mrs. Ulmer Hatch, Peru. Ir.3.. writes, ‘'l have been subject to attaeks of rheumatism “ for years. Chaiul/erlaln’s Liniment always re lieves me immediately, and 2 take pleasure In recommending *t to others.” 25 and 50 cent bottle. For sale by all dealers. *-*« nessawl Loss or Sleep. »0£H silniMttf The Centauh Compa*£ ; NEW YORK. Mothers Know Tint tastona Always Bears the Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. r 6 I HUGH WASHINGTON’S WILL ^Testament of Geo. Washington's Defendant Set Aside. THE STOVE QUESTION % ' 1SLANDTOX DOTS. I CYPRESS SASH DOORS BUNDS STATE FIHFMUV’S TOURNAMENT AT GREENWOOD IN MAY. \ Please allow me space in your pa per for a few dots this week. Mr. H. S. Crosby Is r«ry HI. but hope she will soon recover. Miss Bessie Kinard (lin'd with Mbs Ethel Grant the third Sundav. Greenwood April 22 Mr. and Mr*. O. II. Bishop spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Kin- Greenwo«-i ard a few days ago. is making preparations to ^entertain | Miss Mae Crosby and brother. several thousand visitor* during the » u - i, u ^ , St«\o, of Ualterhoro. spent some State Dromons tournament, which . .... time with friends at Islandton. Macon. Oa., April 25.—The will of the late Hugh V. Washington, de- cendant of George TVashlngton, which disposed oLan estate of |125,- 000, wag set aside by a jury in Su preme Court here today. The jury had been out all night on the ca*f>. Under the will Mrs. E. W. Bel lamy. a sister, was. given the use of the estate during her lifetime, after which the Missouri Historical So ciety, of St. Louis, was to receive government orders, and that steel and rolling mills are also in part working overtime. Some branches of the machinery trade, like locomo tive steam engine and bpller shops, also establishments 1 for building bridges and other Iron construction and railway cars, were all very busy^ Elec^tofil manufacturers wdre also working hard on dynamos, motors and other supplies for the army, and the big chemical companies w n re running some of their departments to their full rapacity. A higher ten dency for wages waa. reported. -V' A HUSBAND’S UONFESSION. or • ’• >7? MOULDINGS AND ! MH.LWORK L. J A. J. ANDERSON. i ■ ~ l\ - DENTAL SURGEON. . OFFICK HOURS: ' * k to 2 Pa M.; g P. M. to e P. M. PHONE tOOX f WALTEREORO. 8. 0. will lie held in this city May 18th. j,9th and 2»th, H Chief I^ouis Behrens ot Chcrleston. president of the State association, has written a letter to the heftd of every fire department in the State urging that the firemen b- fully represented and there will be many others who will attend on ar- oount of the unusual attractions that nil) he offered this year All roads’! • r will gjvo reduced rates to the city i during the week. * Miss Flossie Kinard spent some time with her aunt, Mrs. H. J. Du bois, ol Isfandfon. Mrs. J. O. Weeks ahd'nlster. Ethel called to see Mias Ruth Yarn a f—v days ago. , Mr. Newton Crosby and Mr. iW- ry Hudson of Ruffin visited their cousins. Mr. fcufus and Talbert Kin- ard of Islandton a few*.days ago. '! Rov. Mr. Paul Crosby preached a In add tion to the Jl.ooo offered fj n ^ sermon at Adnah th" third Sun- •,ln prizes, which will he cniiXested for day. b, th. th. 8t.<«. M--I Ml ,. „ aall , h 31 „, alh a „„ „„„ ’" r,n ‘ "-"•'"'..ph.., Gddle. 0«,r«. a n„ h.r.ld t>e addresses by propiinent men front ...... . .. . , * . w ^ . .. fdlned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. South Carolina and also from a dis- „ N. P. Kinard a few Sundays ago. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sln"ath ani children dined with MT. and Mrs. If. Yesterday Mlrandy. voted. But so fair I haven’t noted That she’s sprouted whiskers adopted trouserottes: And she hasn’t indicated Since she got emancipated. That she means to start out raiding with a bunch of suffragettes. .o' To.,k her half an hour io do It. \nd soon as she was through It She went . hustling home without e' stop to scrub the pnntry fWwr; Cooked the dinner, did sot»»" bak? ing. v Trimmed a dress thrill she was making. V ’ y Mended socks and got the Ironing at! done hy half past four. The stvve has been a question of .some ctudy for v* number of year*. It is still a.question as to whether t-v not it can be improved upon. When it corr.oe to our 0. K. Duke, you \\:;i h .ve ‘ best stove made in this country today. Otic that uniform heat, and one that saves your bili Ca 1 ! and lot us show you this stove be r < ra y6v brv e' ■ ' /T' t l ROGER HARDWARE.CO. tance. The chief speak-rs will be Gov. Richard I. Manning, Hon. J, D McNeill, of Fayetteville. N. C. form ed president of the National Firer nmn’s association; S. J. NUbolls, a J. Dubois a few days ago. Mr. Raymond ,Stone of Vamvil.e proponent attorney of Spartanburg, ha* been spending some time with ftad F. H. McMaster. State insurahee /hl 8 cousin, Mr. Jeff Bishop of Is- commtssloner for South Carolina. . .landton. Other. - Interesting attraction* | Miss Bessie Kinaid sp^nt Thurs- which will appeal to many will he Viay night with her aunt, Mrs, H. J. two base ball games between the Dubois of Islandton. teams of the University of South j* Mr 0odl<aJr dln< . d ^ h|3 Carolina, and Clemson eollege. old cousin. Mr. Kirkland Godley a few rivals, on Monday afternoon, the days ago. ^ A- , _ \ .She appears io h« as able To keep victuals on the table Xftd to keep the moths from feeding on my go-to-meeting coat— Just a* handy with the hahy- (Or a little more so. maybe)— v As she wa* before they told her wo man ought to have the vote. y - • - < * ;Far as I’ve observed Mlrsndy. She Is Just as fond of c^ndy And jss keen to road the fashions and the dally household hints 4 As befope she was my ' , eqnal.• , And—however strange the sequil I,I’ve be«n Just a trifle prouder of Mi randa ever alnce! * —W, Kee Maxwell. In Judge: Colleton and Dorchester Counties ' • " S-. ! /- Have Recently been added to my territory for FORD CARS, I have about 20 in - *'ck. Be iflad to sell yoi^ either, in Olar 01 v\ alterboro. If in need of one, take it up with me at Olar or Mr. Ayer at Rizer and Ayer s Stables at Walterboro. C. F. RIZER • OLAE, S. C. . . . • l?th. fcfid Tuesday afternoon. >lSth. tho Mrs. hope ft We are sorry to hear that Ella Sineath is very III but i The Greenwood city council |, sk* »oon recover. Nat Mint lit fiaai Putting fiaishlng touches on thej Mr. and Mrs. Dane rroabyrt of 2?'.TJ*JX ^]**£^%t* track, wbleh will bo one of tho Islandton haa been visiting friends 4XIn«m s»4 ope* Mt csww ecvwwisMM mm* (boat In tho State whon It la com- at Beaufort i>*io«fli ie htto. a—vkw th* Ml asssi sad ’ , _ -iTar th* •icastarc of it. caoeftT Be. Pieted. Rainbows RUB-MY-TISM •Will core your Rbeumatiftfli Neornlfin, Hendncbes, Crnfnpo, Colic, Sprains, Bruiaea, Cute nod Burnt, Old Sores,Stinga of lasecte Etc.* Antiseptic Aftodyne, used in* terunlly ftni N ezteranlly.' > Price 25c. -^K ■ * • * ' »*a king KT. ( HAHLRSTOX. k. u. *“ l i * n or ter Information re garding my advanced method of troatlng’ 3tpm»,h. Liver. . Nefv.. . l'*lood H Skin Diseases, Piles. 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