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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
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THK UKAIH.Y PARALLELS
lly Psstur •>. H. Strickland.
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One more opportunity to register before the prohibi
tion election. The Board of Registration will be at the
following places on dates opposite name:
At Lodge. Thursday, Augusts 12.
At Smoaks, Friday, August 13.
At Cottageville, Saturday, August 14.
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Officers roirnty ProhibitUm
Movement.
W. E. WIIUm. roltaaevlile
Pm»ldert
I). L. Smith. Walterbont
1st Vlc e President
J. T. Polk. Islandton
2nd Vice Presilient
W. W. Smoak. Walterhoro
Secretary & Treasurer,
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Township < 'intuiti.teenien:
Hells. Sant II. Saunders
Make, W. lira wily. .
Hmxtnn. Rev. .1. Lawson
Fraser. 4. M. FaiUett
(timer. II. II. \VHUs.__.
Heyward. II. 4. (Jiveti't.
liOw'hdes. 4. I.. 'Hlekmutt.
Sheridan. 4. It. Irkei^niaii
Venlier, (•• W. 'A ay
Warren. F. 4. Retry.
DRINKERS HAVE
SHORTER LIFE
Results of t'andul Invest i|(at ion
By the Life Insurance
<'iuti|Kinie<,
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lAi^ii’s <'t uMhftiee
Misv Ida >l»v Fjjshhttrne,
tlrs. H. W. Black. Sr..
Nlrs. I*. 'J. Minrav.
Mrs. 4. (i. Pnd<*ett.
Mrs. Huxo S. Stcl'kJanil.
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“Vote Orv" ’Buttons,
There have been In circu
lation recently 6v th«> ladiep com
mittee of thenA’-olletOn county oro-
sibition coipmlttee, Several hundred
fVofe Dry” buttons. These button*
ere in white ietter-i on a blue back
rround. and are :i-4 of an inch ip
diameter. .Many prohihitionlrts are
. now wejxinR these buttons, ,
Will \<>t Affect Colleton.
It Is peYhans not so renerallv un
derstood that the nrohibHon election
to he held Sept. 14. Will not affect
.Colleton eunty no.tnatter which wav
tlje election m'/s. The status in
any etmntv will not t'e affected \\
th e elecetlon loses, ami only those
counties hn'inc disnensaries will, of
cour'-e. be afbvted if the stat* niv*
.. ( i rv - The voter then who voles
ar-irei'nrohihition. think in c that it.
will catis.. the return of the di«nen-
nr-r to Colleton has •» mistaken ide\
as the status of CeUeton will not he
affected no matter which *he
election Itoes. ^ /
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HeRarding the investiRation op
the part of the life Insurance com
panies, LpR *to quote the 'following:
“Iu»!5t0!>, forty-three of the prin-
^jcipal life Insurancr companies in the
1 T'nited States and t’anada deiiib 1
j to analyze their collective experi-
’’ s |4..nie mi the ^various classes of in-
. vjj !. This investiRation was put
| Into the hands of th** Avturial *'«>-
[ ciet v of America, and the Assocatior.
j t'f Life Insurance Medical Hir, tors
v j Kecpfd.s of •ipproximately 2,n»' l 0,0 , » 1 '
lives were supplied and those rec
orjb; toyered a period of twentv-
fiye years. It reifuired thr *e' an-’
ore-half years of continuous labor
^ith the uio*t un»to-date ebytri''
sorters and tabulators to secure the
final res'.ilts.
"The investigation presents
array ' of fac*s4». w hiejy are rAtlv
startling, as well a ^absolutely con- 4
vinclng.- One thing is certain: and
it is that the/life insurance com-
nantes of America have, perhaps as
it liy^product of their activities, serv
'd as a most notent deterrent to !n-
ituigepco In alcoholic beverages. ^
n-rpWho tirinks to excess’ is invar**
tpddv ref use.l bv (*ie a.edical deoa-t
■ment of the companies. And quit"
frrfijf'tcntlc, X. mtfn wbV dHnks even
moderr*ely is unable to pass an ex-
sn* : nai.’op. # * -H-
"Iri tt'is investelafoo. wbicb wa°
most extensive and rtMunrehon-
sivo ever eonducted. it' was ob’-iott
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(’apt. Way Write*. ,/
Editor Press and Standard:
Some people tell nte that pvohibl
tion has become ni>' hobby. 1 don *
care if it ir. It i* *'» so ^ n ' , v "} r ~
ciples. In the outset t will ray that
we are going to h:«ve counly and
state wldeeprohibition.- T’-ere Is an
old sayinR that you can’t make
men good byX» the leRislix
ture. but it has b.een v ,prv» n he-e or
late that by’ proper enforcement et
the prohibition law tnen can not >yo
readily obtain whiskey.
I hope that in a very few years
con press will learn the lesson to (H<
for our people in time of peace whet
Russia has been moved to do for
hers In time of war. The pica that
prohibition Interferes with personal
liberty is very true. So do our laws
against burglary, theft anti nurd r
and eyerv other form of crime.
Alcohol is a d« strm live pn'so-v
taken in larjf-' or small quautyie*.
The evils of dvtin ke,]tiers are Pint 1 '"
Prunkcrdft i: their sober hiterv 1-i
favor prohibition a* their onlv m -an
of deliycraree.,• But the upxh ''*•
drlnkTr. the map who take-: a rocal
Klas« ‘ wh~rr‘fTr" the' occa- uoi offer
or takes hi* ilailv drink, w iiieb nev- r
exce* dr tho/lim’nds ql •fiohriety.xth it
is the hardest man to reach rnd^h*
'is the stumhlii.R-block ill th"
path to prohibition, because he nev
er petr drunk, Ik- parades as a man
of temperate lixhits and a model oi
self confrol, one .who can use liquor
without ab.iyfdnR it. In this he d'«
regards hit* weaker brother. Evfr:
drink ,a man takes la an intemper
ate use and abuse. Temperance
consists onlv In total abstinence.
Therefore the socalleij moderate
, ' danker has no right to complain of
'• S a law which deprives him of his per- j ‘
sohal liberty of slnwlv ptiisoninz'
hlntf<elf. But now in this campaign
against' Hie traffic in wbiske
that tf*tal at»st;ifnera Uvo IcXper thip
->p,« o(i,tirtr.(j to the use M ni'o-
hol. * * * * /
“Iq the r-^-ord '< f the^e .tvn m : l-
Pnp lives were two other cl
'lyss Ctl. n\on who took two plas^oc
of tieer. »>r n glass'of shlskev. 'or
their equivalent in a day: class flu
•pen who took more than the aboVv
amount, but were not considered• bv
flip companies»to drint: ff» excess
•'Th»‘ mortality iir tlio seof.nd
rrom>‘ wa« r.o per cent greater than
in the first. Another Interesfinc
• I't brought out was to the effect
that among men whose habits were
formerly temperate, but who had re
formed for at least two years pHor-
to their acceptance by the Insurance
companies, the extra mortality wim
nni'foximntetv .to per cent: that is
to s«v. ,thHr average^ life was re
defied by a flout throe years.
“These are facts • whicli eifttsc
«-p to thr.'k. And no stronger ar-
eu'iieiit agatns* intempetanco has
e\er lieen advanced. At the sneo*
time it should lie said that.probxbiv
there are no huni.an agencies whi«h
nfore tynphatb-aigy. discourgge (Pc
use of alcohol than do the life in
surance companies of America.’’
The folloiving clipping from tho
Baptists Fourier, was handed The
Press and Standard by Supt. H. ft.
Strickland. It contain some rather
rtartling figures: . ■’
”1 Wjig shocked when I read two
reporut. one in The Baptist Courier
and the other in The State, I found
that we had given during the last
six nvontH* for missions' $6,049.57.
and that we spejit* during the month
of May for whiskey $212,475.36
and that the operating expenses was
$19,524.39. The reports of associ
ations are as fellows:
Aiken Association for minions.
$75.35; Aiken county for whiskey,
366.94.
Union countv association for mis
sions. $86.lrf:Union county'for whis
key. $13,726.95.
Orangeburg association for mis
sions: $ 135.01: Orangeburg county
for whiskey. $17,272.71:
Florence Association for minions.
$158.46; Florence county for whis
key. $23,599.16.
Dorchester Association for mis
sions. nothing; Dorchester county
for whiskey, $5,009.35.
Barnwell Association for missions
*230.11; Barnwell county for whis
key. $10,803.31.
Leklnaton association for mis
sions. $21.63; Lexington county for
whiskey, $9,135.07.-
(’harleston association for mls-
fons, $388.27; Charleston county
for whiskey. $51,101.29.
Fairfield association for missions
$249.32: Richland county for whis
key. $49,847.25. . f -
Richland county is only about half
“f the, -Fairfield assovait inn. The
figures are eve openers, or should
lie. lo the thinking Itaptists of the
State of South Carolina. I wq* very
much surprised when 1 read the two
report®? and possibly others would
do v eil to just stop amb think for a
fmv minuteg.
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IVafi**.--. Can No* Bo Cured.
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’ ' local anpl’ca ‘io-s. as thev-can not
reachvthf d»sea#rd t.ortions of tbe
There i« only one way to cure
*cifpcj| S th a t j s by constitution
i! remedies. Deafners i* caused by
io inflamed erndttion of th" mu
ons liuing of the Knstacbfan Tub-'.,
'beq this tube is,inflamed you'hanc
» rumbiing sound or imperfect h"nr-
-ing. and^when entirely, closed. Deaf-
nep® is the re«iiji. and-Minless jhe in
flammation can be taken out and
•his tulw* restonjd’to its normal con
dition. hearing will be destroyed
forever: nine cases out of ten are
-aused by Catarrh, which is nothing
hut art inflamed oondtion of the niu-
-ons surfaces. ^
We Wii) Rive One Hundred Dol
lars for ariv case of deafness (caused
>v Catarrh i that can not be cured
by Hall's. Catarrh Cure. Send for
• irculars, free
F. .1. CHENEY &• CO.. Toledo. O.
RbLl bv druggists. 75c.
. Take Hal|’ Family Pills for c"n-
stipation. tn
Why Senu* Pe«-(»?«' Travel.
' To be able, to rel| thera they have
seen the world.
To rt<‘v* nf .themselves front -
quirhyg r»nv active knowledge of t!
places til* y t 'si;.
To wear out old clothes and r*:
new ones.
To get acqualwted with their r- v:
'loci' neigliiiors. who frequently a<
ettmpany then,.
To please their husbands -win i
thelK husbands stav at h*)me.
To be al'le to fill in their tint'-
ny complrining about systems o'
transportation.
To be wicked without rer\ors«-
T<* discover that all the new peo
ple th"v meet are. after all. just like
old ones.
To air thflr ignorance.
4>'To make a virtue ojKdiscomfor*.
To get back heme.
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CARDS.
*" S|u-ukei-s Ae«ei»tine.
Th" secrctnrv hts heard t r o*~> -j,
pne-bor of the speaker® ln\ited *.»
•.(iilrcss the voter® in different sec
•to- of fho eountv, ami many
• ho Pnre neceptod. So there wit!
Ue !’o Pif ’ *»> > orate* - ’.*-of onv of tie*'
u*corfnph. State y<u-re»-r*- jr’rec<i ; -
• >f! oeeq t*io campa’Pn a* O bftor '•*’
**io/v P-i*!*, j)r\ tho 7f h of ;-er\*..->'’
’rd ’< :|i a*so po to I.odpe er,,! Smoy’
*ho ^t*’ Me w*|; ivC '■‘■-stste-i -•
i!r>| t and "l('e f^'lch bv Tfpv (j.-’-*
tC. Croshv, -nd at T.f’d're and sme*)’--
Uv Hr. E C. Beets . one. of the 1<- ‘
‘■neakor® (n the Ptaje. .Oth"* - sp"o|-
V*-® have hcen -invited for the ofhe*-
•’epnjntme.nf® and it t® the ^,.rt>os-
. e f t^Xcommllt"" to *-er„» 0 |,o *
talent (h be hud fo' all these mee'-
ipps. ' \
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* L'tate Rents Insurant <* >1;
* COLLETON REALTY CO. *
* R. M. 4effrrieM, .. I?. I* Smith *
* I*re». (>en. Mgr. • *
* . He buy and scU real eie if
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* loan®. Life, Acri«leu(, Fire
* Tornado, Bond. Insurance. <;
* Walterhoro, H, C. et
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4 Eyes Examined 8< Icntifically, #
* Glasses and Artificial Eye* fit- 41
* led. Satisfaction guaranteed. *
* J. A. WESTERBERG. *
OPTOMETRIST. *
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' DR. P. J. O'NEILL
SPECIALIST,
202 KING ST, CHARLESTON, 8. C,
Call or write for Information re
garding my advanced method of
^ treating Stomach. Liver,' 'iServe
. Blood. Skin fMseanes, Plies, Con-
. tracted Troubles, Kidney, Madder,
and Private Diseases of men and
women. Consultation free. Hours:
9 A. to 7 P. M. Sundays 10 to 2.
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* L. B. HOUCK,
^ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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i*. D. B. Peiirifoy,
i * ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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WHITE BARBER SHOP
* Our barber shop employs only white barbers, and
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SMITH’S BARBER SHOP
H. R. SMITH, Prep.
Next to Terry & ShafTers
Main Street.
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* Walterhoro. S. C.
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* Heber R. Padgett,
* ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Prompt attention to all
business.
Walterhoro, S. C.
Com-Vad? Um
“BETS*!!,” N’t Sir#
Makes Corns Yaniah Like Magic!
A hard cap v>f ■kin makes up every
corn. When jcqu put $ drop# of “OKTS-
IT ’on It. It {ihriveis up and come* right
off—and tbeep's yuur eorn—tone by tliun-
derl Simple as taking off your bat I That's
Pi'ohihilion Campaign Fund.
Prevfnuslv Acknowledged ..93W
W. E. Willi® ... l.ftO
r tarmr."
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why corn-millions bar* gone wild ovsr
•'OKTS-IT”—nothing Ilka It aver known,
i* r vvmio x •> nn \4omm folks, to this day. patter around
)r. L. Willis .......Xr- - with bandagas, sticky tapa. thick plasters.
Willis \ 1.90 corn “pulling’' salves, goo'ge corns but
-X- with knlve*. snip them nitb scluors.
Total ....
The Colleton
county
Campcie’^x
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can’t hope to reach manv of Ihe old j committee decided at a recent meet-
' topers. u They are like Ephraim .of ir.g to ask for ct.ntrlimtious of $.1 «0
qla,. they are joined to their idrtls.
get them along. But ye arc. after
the boys and girl*. - They, are th"
hope'gif the world, both, state and
church. Then when we shall hav *
passed awav and .our mantles have
on other phouiders. may th"y
be'more worthy to wear them, so
on the,14th of September let us re
member our dear obi state and rid
her of our der.dUs"t "enemy, whis
key. - : (J. W. WAY,
Walterhoro, - Route 3, August 7. 1
to dCfray the expenses of'the ra'iu
paicn for this qotfnty $43 was stih-
®«fihed at the mass mei*ting held •>*
the 'Co ir* House, of « hinh $3*1 was
' ’ at the time. The additional __ _
amount' received since the n are In- Co '’
dicated above. Contributions will
so l»e recei-ed by The Press and Stand
ard for this purpose, or by W. W.
Smcak, traajuirey.. "
• them bleed nod then bowl‘became
they cant get rid of aora 'corn*. Cm
“UETS-IT.'’ There’s T-^^tSW to do but
S drops. The work U done. “OETS-
therest. Kopalo.BofuMlng.no
>Plug. It never
any corn, callus,
wart or bhaloa. Be sura that you get
“UBTH-rT’kaiul nothing aim.
“OETh-IT** U •old by druggteU every*
where, ^a a bottle, or.sent direct by K.
k Co.. C
ouia in ,, auari* and recom
menced M tjhe we/id’s boat torn euro
by Wklterbofc Drug Co. %
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* DKS. IlLAf'K ^HARDIN ^
* , Donlist^s -j
if Office next iIihii- to Wallciboio s!:
* Drug ('em[tuny. Main Nireef si*.
Office Hours:
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sk A. M. («» 2: to P. M.
* P. %|. to It :(wi P. M.
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THE MAN WHO WINS
fn'llfo*is he who finds nice thinga nnd therKwe achieve ;)^o-
gress and sm ces.i. And In this you wiJtxfinjl located in the Pr.
S'adgett-old stand an M|^to-diflo K>staurgtit v lut accomoda
tions for white and colored. .Something .new. BAKLf.i (*(7
twite a week. Wetlnesday and Saturday. ^ iltsh that is most
delicious and fine. Is made fjpm the best butchered
Harheeue. will Ik; sent sent to any home In town on reque-t
and we Invite country pepple to give it a trial hefore thev c-k
a>ut. Carry some to your families. They will love you better.
Cleanliness is our motto. We have afirst-class, up-to-date
cook that will satisfy your taste.
Cold drinks. Ice Cream, Hot Meals at all hours, day r.at;dr
night.
Have your shoes half sol - d. Give me your order. 1 »iD«nak"
your shoes by taking yot(r measure and guarantee you msting
qualities and a sure fit. v ” .
WALTERBORO lEATHER WORKS
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JOHNi KINCAID, Photographer
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I beg to announce that I have oftenml a |dioto-
gt'U|Uii< stmlio opiMieilr the (’tuirt lleii-c squats* in a
large tent, and am prepanfd to do any photographic
work. My work is guaranteed, and you will la* pleuM*d
with if. I invite the public to call ami see samples :tial
get estiniates.
Post Cards s * h for .“hc ‘
Cabinets • • • , • • • Ffom *l..'’Hl up, per do/sn
SINGLE POSES AND GROUPS ARTISTIC
ALLY ARRANGED
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New York Pressing
Club
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If men received all they pay for.
If ajl you need Is an opportunity, they would soon be too laxy m get
get busy and make one 0 cut of one another’s way.
Main Street^ Oppasjtb IIubat<
Bakery. <'lothes Called fer and De-
livered. Four Ticketsgood for
preaslng fbur suya $1.00.. Scrub
bing extra 25e.
J. B. DAVENP0RT.gr.
HUE VOU WEAK UM$?
Do colds settle on your chest or in your
bronchial tubes f Do coughs hang on, or
are you subject to throat troubles f
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
of Scott's Emulsion to guard against
consumption which so easily follows.
Scott’s Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res
piratory tract -and improves the quality of
the blood'; the glycerine in it soothes and
heals the tender membranes oi the throat.
Scott’s is prescribed by the best special-
fate. You can get it at 4uy drug store.
, Scott ft Bowse. Bloomfield. N. 1,
Tonsorial Parlor
I have leased the Bartier Shop: formerly occupied by
Peter Dorman "and have moved my shop there where I
will lx* glad to see my friends and customers. J have the
t idy shop in town which has a sterilizer, which insures
safety from disease.
A trial is all I ask.
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J. M. MORRIS
CITY BARBER.
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CHICHESTER SPILLS
lUDlKS |
Aah > *■«- >1 «imlw for CTTI-CH RA-Tg* n A
MA V.oNU HKAND PILLS ia Ran aad/lA
Coen SMtalllc boxta, sealed with
Klbhon. Tabs mo otssb. *■» •»v*w^y
Btasato aa4 a* fcr CBI**lufs.T<B S V
BiAMONB BBAXO PILLS, for twraty-fi*
,-ar» rega.’ded as Best, Safest, Always Rrllabla.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
I TUftl EVERYWHERE SStE
DEATH "VER
RAT CORN
Rest rat nnd mlr* Wjl'-rnilanto a.Jta,
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