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■' * WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTIO: OF Kl.i;(TlON. state cf sovt^ oahouxa, *Count> of Colleton. ^ Notice Is hereby riven that an ^le« F.on. will be hehl on the 14th jlay or £.eptonil>er. A. 1). I'*!"*, pt the vot- Ins precincts fixed by law in said county, upon the questions as 1 to .whether the manufacture and sale of alcohilc liquors and bev^Vag^s shall t)£ prohibited or continued lu this fjtate. as provided by Act No. 76. to submit to the qualified electors the question of the prohibition of th? tnanufActure and sale of alcoholic ifquors mnd beverages in the State •ul to provide for the carrying of these provisions into effect, unproved the 16th day of February, A. D. li*15. The qualifications for suffrage are as follows: . Residence in State for two ye^rsf. in th-i county one year, in the p- Uut^ precinct In wbiih the elector »dfir". .o vote, four months, and the pay ment six months before any election «f any poll tax thon due and pay able. Provided that tiii:iist«rs in charge* of an organized ehufcn'and teachers of public schools :di; 11 be entitled \6 vote afti r six n oaths' residence In tin* Sjate, o'btra j.-e qualified. *• llvgbtralion-—Payment r' alt faxes, including poll tax. ass'«sed and cdllectible during the tux vious yc’ar. The production of a certificate XOTICK OK APPI.K ATION t» HK- HAI.l OF. rHAKI.FSTttK sc.l- THKIIN HAII.WAY FOH , A «'Aaktkk*witii thf POWKK TO (OM>KM\ I..YM>S UK.UTS OF WAY. * FOK or U*.e receipt of the iicd- to collect such conclusive proof of thereof. * Before the hour fixed for openin officer a.’.ithor- taxv^ sliall bo the payment TO A 1.1. \Y!h\m IT M \Y C'ONTKRN: TAKK NOTU'K that the under- -igr.ed have been duly commlssiona'V by the Secretary of State of South i'aroliiia as fhe Board of - Corpora tors of CHARl.LESTON SOUTH Eft S." RAILWAY, toirsuaru to their Decla ration and Petition duly flied with him, and that ...as such; they will on the 17(h day of September. lS*ir>, xt 1 o’clock P. 74.. apply to said Sec retary of State of South Carolina, 4 in his offee In the State Capitol in (*'<>- i'lmhia. South Carolina, to grant unto said Charleston Southeril Rail way a charter with the power to condemn lands/for rights of war. as provided in/ArticW3 of Chapter XI.Y.II of Volume I bf the Code of Laws of South Carolina 1!«12. Said Charleston Southern Rail way pr ^o^es to be chartered for the purpose of building, owning and operating a line of railway in the CouflWes of Charleston, Colleton. .Jasperi/Hml Beaufort, beginning rC a point of Coiine<ttQn with the line of railway of Carolina Atlantic ,*.• Western Railway in tin* City \f liarlestftii in^he Cminiy «vf Chnrh--'- ton, and extending thence through fhr townships of St.-Andrews. Johns Island-and^St Pauls in slid C^nmty of Clmrlesfon, . thence through ihe ♦ ownships «>f Frew r r.nd Lowndes in th.e county of Colleton, th*m <> through the to\> nahip« ot Sin-id >n and Bea’ilcrt ir. t!:< County of Ibatp* KHEKIFFT* SAI.K.S The following tracts of .lan-* ate advertised for able Tor non p.Yirent 4of taxes, and will be sold for same on' the 1st Monday of September, lb 15. in the legrl hour* of sale. Venlier Towns!:!;*. * Lucy Roper—-a acr** ,< . tsonoded south 'by Boh St Eh field, east a,nd west by estate of B- . K. 'tandera;. north by Jir.v Bowman. • fate-, coat i.r.d pep iltics, 5.V7T. . Estate of Paris Smalls—40 acres. >ended south and we*t by W. M. north by I,. H. Griffith b> J. A. Ackerman, nd p«.-naltles. $7.5L* Taxes, l. , *»tnl«*» Toen«li<|i. L nnsaits — lu'^q7 ULiko Township. Murphy Sheppard—20 acres. Rrurdrd on. west bv Sunday Gates; east by Jonas Rutledge; south by Price Cattle. Taxes, cost an<) pen alties. *9.01. Janies I^adson - ‘22 .u'res. Bound ’d east by Bdtton Pott; west by Paul Sanders; south by CombahOe road, north lo' Henry Jenklps. * Tnxes. cost and penalties. >.*.76. Silccx Ac Co.o’acres. Bounded south bv Ashepoo road: north ' by Peter Flr.ic; east by Cato Finic: Taxes, cost and penalties, ff.43. Frank Bowlin—1* acres,’- Bound ed south by Thortvis Jenkins; north by Phoebe Shepherd;- enst.and west by Mrs. Jim McTeer. Tax**?, .cost and penalties,* *8.47. Estate of Middleton Garrett—f» afVes. Bounded south by Mosely Simmons; north by Diana Washing ton; east liy Chas. Singleton: west by Tom Pinckney. Taxes, i ost and penalties. fSfSJ. SlmrblMn Town-bfp. D Regcb l»7o lures: Bounded by D \Y Hugner: north bv Hughes; and south • by of Hiott. Taxes, tost anil pen- Mp* polls Managers and Clerks must ; u " 0 V. -•* t Il qSiioaip a *uei|J. ■J.'dscp take and subscrjBb to tli • constitu. ilonal oath.., Tlfb Chqlrmnri "bf tUe Board o.f Managers ran administer the oath to the other managers and to the Clerk; a Notary^Public must, administer Ihe oath to fhe Chair man. The Managers elei t their Chairman »nd Clerk. Polls at each voting place must be opened at 7 o'clock a. m.. and closed at 4^ o'clock p. tic. except in the Clty^df^'Charleston, where the .shall be opened jit 7 a. m. ami closed at 6 p. m. The Managers have the power u> till a vacancy; and if none of the .Managers attend, the citizens can : ppdint. from among the qualified voters, the Managers, who, after be ing sworn, ran conduet the eleUlOii. ,At the close of the election, the *’anagers and Clerk must 'proceed publicly ty openMhe ballot. Ixjxcs and'count fhe ballots Utiereln. and continue without adjournment until fhe same is completed, and make a statement of-the result, and sign the same.’ WitttHl three days there-' 1 ' :\ftep, the Chairman of the Board, or some one designated by the Board . mist deliver to the Commissioner* rf election the poljr list. the boxes ’ containing .the ballots and written c.itrmcnts of the result of the elec- River as see •fort, thence th’-ough the townehfrwi of Coosawhatrhle in. the Countv of .ships of Bluffton and Yeiiiassee 1^. ho County of Beaufort, to a point >n the north bank of the Sagannah in the said/township of Yem- in the safd County of Beaff- fort; ail in pie State ©f South Caro lina; thence across the Savannah River fb a point of connection with .the line of railway of Seaboard Air liiue Railway on Hutchinson Island inXpie .county of Chatham in the State of Qeorgla; and fhe charter power tb condemn lands Is bought. Any'parties desiring to oppose the application may appear and oppose the same at the tme and place aforesaid: ' * . GEORGE E. PARGAN. BRIGHT WILLIAMSON, JAMES D. EVANS. Board of Corporators of Charleston Southern Railway. Dated Aug. 16. 1615, J. * o* t Ben lands allies. *17 i‘>y ‘ .L M Slytc- soutli ; ftr west notth 0id cast cogt and U rcres— .ItJumlnd b\ VYillfo Sanders: by O. D Bri.fge |ti naiti^s, $4.26. SHERIFF'S .SALE. M. FOX. ^JF' fol- ** a, * ManaKers of Election—The lowing Managers of Election ’ have; JOK \Y ioi ii appointed to hold the election -! the various precincts in the said STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County, of^f'olloton . 1’c.ort of Comi^n lyeas. " Plaintiff vs. ' / CARTER. Defendant, NOTICE. . .>■ 'ounty: J. A. Ashton— r J. T. Polk, rml J. W. Hiers. • Berea—J. W. MHev. W. -nd and J. B. M. Linder. Boils— F. M. Thomas. Alan Pad- public outcry, get! and A . A. pryan. Colleton—1. C. Redish. L. [• Pursuant to an execution against ! property, issued by the Clerk of Jones, | r 0 ,jj-t. ahd filed in my office. I have flevied upon on the 27th day of-JuI”, Strlck-, us the property of Jpe. W. j Carter/ and- will sell for cash f.t A. ) Grayson and 1 J. T.Garris'- \ Coltageville—B. H. 6 -Willis, Joe Ackerman and G. \V. Ackerman. Drs. Creek —-M. D. Black. Charlie Martin .and John Saunders ^ ^ Green Pond—H. R. Price, E. C. Beach and It. F. Huggins. Hendersonvjlle~Jp«4t»cr Robertson. Jacob O’QuIn-and J. H. Slotnan. - Horse Pen—B>N. L’.eaih. G. VV. Wav and Lem. H. Koger. ,&>,> Hudson’s Mill- K , K. Hudson, H A. Crosby and B C. Bowers. Jtu ksonboro— E P. Price. P. C. Moon* «nd J. .M. Padgett. ‘ Lodge—P. F Core. L. J. b»n‘*s. and Ja*. H. fenae: Maple Cape- J F. Addison. J. A. Willis and J. (I. Jaques. t 5 .-... Potits- E, K’. 'ones. T >» Haines E-r ( j !.. T. Givens. Jr Peoples—J M Crosby, I'rasipu SmitJ^ and M P. Briow. Ritter—J. Mr Drawdy. I F Yhrtmii*. nni! G. B. Carter. . Kite Pat ( h~-F. M Polk. Sf . »I H 1if-nU and A. J.; milieu*h Round- J. B. Beach, J. il. Dodd and B. G Hiott. •Ruffin -J. W Crosby, ,' \Y -my 1> -tnd I). M. Carter. Sniders J C. Nettled <: '• Bro 4 i d amULoe Gi<t ns. ; ♦ Smonks A C T*. tf. I A. 1 *> amt I M. Hi* r- K. O. G. rri>. J. E. Km-1 v and J. D. Risher x. Tiger Cre<4 T I !t<i(h, J 1 , Crest v and 1 H.. Way. W altorboro -J. K Beai h. J - 1* Fripp and J. M Mooret. Williams L T, (VOutn J. T Ccr Yr''' r and 0. W. Crosby. . .Wolfe -Cp-'-k i. < Beach. Dar •Her and W- A. Kmard. 1 Th* Mai.-r-irf^a^ each I reern-f • rructi aboc.- are re«iuested .to d< ! t- te orte f>f their number to seen s boxeg^nd blanks for the elec tion. poxe •."'.'ll > delivered at the Clerk ('t-^CoiirtV of*ii <*’ Fri4l i.'' S lay, and Monday. September the- 1 Oyt loth, 11th an^l l;ttK. 11*15 *. ’ -for ■ * A. K.- BEACifv , J. S -PADGETT. A. Q. m.PGETT. <4 ■ ' + F nutplssiAners of State '“and County r Colleton County. S. C. Attest: upon salesday in Sep tember. 1915 .the following des cribed propertv in saflsfaction of judgment In said cause. All that tract ’ of land situate. In the county and state aforseaid. confining one htindred and forty (140» acres, more or less, and knflwn as the "Upper” or "Job” place, and hounded north by lands of Taylor and Hiers: east bv run of tittle Saikehatchie; south by lands of estate of M. P. Vaughn or Maul din: and west by lands of R. E. Jotie® and Hiers. ’ Aug 1 S-2t J D. ACKERMAN. Sheriff Colleton County. , paxes, Mrs L<'na Hughes -2iRP x "acres Rounded north by iestate of D, W llnghc-s: cast and. south bv IHrvtt' we-t by Murray Brc* Taxes, co^l and penalties. *17.42 . M>i(*l** 'Cane Sel»«Mi| IM-.iricf. J /ladsden & Young 345 acres ITbtinded east by John . Ferguson: south by Charleston and .Vugusta road; west by J. Creel, north ’by •blisto river. Taxes. **ost and pen alties. *21.12. - . Murray Bros.—24n acres. Bound ed north by Ben Hughes; east by Josiah Hiott; west by D. W. Hughe*: routh ’by Josiah Hiott. Tax**s.‘ cost and penalties.'$14.63. » ' J. E. Hughes—125 aires Bound- id south and w«st by M. Hiott. north by Jas. Simmons; east bv B**n Hughes. Taxes, east and'penalties. *6.45. * , > ' • , Ben Hughes—358 aerps. Bound ed south by’ Ben Hughes; west by D. W. Hughes: north and east by Anderson l/umber Co. Taxes, ebst and penalties, *32.34. I**d north i y Savag* «.ist by lauds . of Aehepoo Y. * a*res. and Muy- Mavhank river; south bf 1 Che**- Ashepoo rivers: we it bv Sav-we. W M Fields riv’r. iPsr.-., 4-ost 1,14! *4‘'6.21. NOTICE AH r-or.s are hereto- warned fr :*. tre.pa#sinc dn my lands near. Lf r. s c. Anyone tound guilty ylil**!)*- prosecuted. •L. B. SMITH. H ' Ritter, S C. * ***.********#* iil( KENKAKERVILLE ************ L mnd. Aug. 27. Tht-re was a P* t boiling at A. V Rlckenbnk- «*r - loinm Monday night week giv en f r th**ir guests. Misses Lena and Alt .,i hi4,kenbaker. 4>f St. Matthews, C'l.arlio Gordon an(j Blanche Baxter.' of i tit.iu vRle. Those present W4*je K< ■ 1 • 'odd anil Mr Gri«et. Mias Cor- ri* *4 lb Hill ami brothers. Miss CL. Garris jind 1 null* rs. .Eilith 1’t’. .-on and brothers Tillman UtSey •»t ; I- B-a. h and. ( hde Smith of th' Vtl r* p4>rt •, good. time. a!:i « k\ it r.;ht*d * ■ 1 ■ *■•*»'«•.- : - 'iH * * *i-!, fry at R> landing Tiio.-i aft**nding ,w<:r*- PiiI[0,411 I t.soy. Vlr- > st«>n Jl*To*r: and Tom ker. M|-se/ cteo. i.«*na. 1 m.* fio*. tjy*tl«- tlraci*. Anm*. tor Rirkarhaker, ami ISl-'Twhi- oil v 4*jn -ilmvn to the ri\*r v o hors* wagon TJiey had tim** and'pi* hiy Of fhh. s Alma ami I an a 1 ' Rl* k* n- w*lu» h:iv*. ; b*‘«*ii spending ne with .their cousins Misses and r* :ir f An* Rmk* nhakcr, to tl;eir nome at St < row *| Rieken-^. Sunday. -dKiys* and time In the aoeut five *, Hefiohoth S*ho*d IHslHrt. - J. O Jaquc*. Sr.—130 acrrjF Bounded west and north by W M. Jaques; south by L». M. Sander.-: egst by Georgetown Lumber o Taxes, cost anil penalties. *14. .William PlncKney—15 : < res .Bounded ’west Jfy li. Gl'’vqr: north Ky Alex Marshall:* east h> J rani -t ilth by II '4f ,£ -y. Taxc-. tort and punaltlrs. *10.08. Frj*s«-r Pro* 'or Ma'rx od norHi by J-Mf • -. W • i'eh\»rocJ; e?s* -.vesf bv* Jcb Chisolm and p*,ai!ties\|3 76 U 1» l>is<hoff A pSriunikd nortli,by''|5di > tins’-oill and G T*a\ n-li;*. 10 so r* A 5*,( n b ^ reiur’;«»l Mu thews. Tb«*r<‘. wa. an ’ ••njoyaji!** At:ii<i at the* home of A. Y. bilker the si-Coml Ju>? thirty-eight yotihg gi'l* They passed rile a ernoon i*y walking m.i > t . > '’ Tillman Utse> and Charlie Weeks 9{ ! t Saturday niuhi atid Sumlay at It tlgcvllle. , , , e* Mi«s \irlie Kins**), who li^is i>een si k. i- out again. Yra. George 8tin k is spending F'*- • time with lo t* mother Mrs A. P’ .Dodd, of Round. G ••-don Baxter has returned home 1 tor spending a whil«* at the home c' A.. V Kli ki-nbaker Those wh«i attended the holipess 1 'ting down here *>» Thursday , Wiiht were. Mts . W. F. Hiii and Mrs. T^H SeiKler * «- Willie Seigter of^*Orangehurg, is -.jiemling sooiefime wtih D. H. Si ig- Tv-r. . Master oendKit hi' yin Gba'orr Wh these dt IR f !* Hj- pr* *iv Me)lich»mp Ref-v*»s is vaiation with his oou- Rickj’nbaker in (Lolleton take a ride moonshine ntgfits. We B* » at this plaic. \N EASY PLEASANT LAXATIVE New I w atej Tic . w ater y i ngtaste/no (> lied Wake West ! \V MASTER’S SALE STATE SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton, Court of Common If. I>. Padgett, Jr.. vs M irv Stevens, et ai. Picas ir 1. p*'ladti«*s. ik;' west b\ Dish* hoof. *14'> *!4. 'One pr two Dr King’: ..!» * itli ;; .tumtder of riht No bail, nau-cai 11 . ‘‘Selling itas. Ge right i< i> in tin- morning, enjoy a fr*** •-..sy bow< I ’ wna-meiiK and feel fine U da). D Kji.g's New I,if** IMII- re !.*ib! I>v all druggists, ;:*; in an rlcinola package, for 25c Get a ottle today enjoy this easy, pleas-, *nt laxative v _ A ^_|4eyi»anl Town-hip. C. L' Connelly , *8 acres Po cd south by N. N. Xvifl**.-; nor* R. T W .Roberts; east bv \:i!> r * Net the Taxes, cost and per.:!* , $. 7 1. .Frank Bowlin 9 1*t acres Bound ed r-asY tiy i^entz fL-ant; north,. w* -i vtoi oi!th i»v H**rry Murray and others Taxes, cost and penal’I- $8.39 . . James WlHi *u»s,* Pr 1" a* r ■« Bounded ea-t bv Cohimhla road scuth and v.**«;t by Jake G-*r**t« Taxes, nts: and penaitie-: Iln St S*I;ik>I |>i*trict.' IL vir’ NOTICE: ot decree be. tl*e ! will k»*11 a puh! 1 igio'st bidder in fr-c JPutsc '*".or i",• \V 1 - Mrs.’ C V. ♦founded ro'-tp ♦ v Jov. <f-mba l i , river; and c* ! 5'a ; rt*ut-*' |- \y y***; I, * Kin***v 3^5 , t y !’ Btitltor wi- i by,Salk.' • l.v \Y M I p'*".a !t :**-. *2 9 IV-. PAGE 1 tn r, 1 :r_^-of * >ort’i bv \V W Pi»hi’p J'.'nrv Bciitow; v4*‘-t bv y; * . y w. r. 1 ’*r ud pen alt lest, *?3.23 ♦t’l I«*ei| Di.'i* f> ili'W i! *\ of >-aid ■rllied real ■ t 1 !;ii tb.it pi I 1 arc*' r '*>y' I : n<: 'f R«»bert Ibetk: ■ tends • of 1 .tail 1 Davi*-. South •«*> tinds of if. Carter sind R*”- * Cro-V ; and W*-! (*>' l:.nd 'of 1! !i Carter and R**y. 1. Cro-.-hv; krovta. - p:*rt of ‘ Etn 'Sitiyi?***estate. This r« ilty V. sold at auruun 'n; It:c sale-day in Aueust. tb .c being flu* . •*iond day- >f y-tid month' Tin* purchaser at sail t-a'e Natiju.' fail**d t(» tomply A.' f ;V, .1- . T : <c r, cr ,-t *« : 1 . * it- r/ Ter *r> St; oh*- I’o'fnd d r.iirth and Wr ’•rl-r west bv G V- a U. R. MI LEY.' Clerk. S 25-21. .the property- ale at the risk purchaser. . * w;'L 'oT 1 :>ffer«1 forme i- Tcrrb- of sab* *a‘ h, purcha * r In ► v for paper's . It. M 18-n'f / 1EFFERIE8. Master. No. t' ^ will inr * iousi Fever. It kills fi-16-4m. Malaria or the gernm. 1' Bil- irics *1072 itc i Mrs V ♦’.mn cv’. * **■ t r r d ft f t* r < noMl. 'fs P Ban!; School E Retn!c 1 Cross • norattii- ^i" Pj fell S'b >0! 210 a* r*- V .Polk. i'lth by i{ate C. p Poll... Tax*-.}, tost U ‘ ; icr<' a . \V. >1 ih< r - and'Ben <Dev"!tf; south I** I**., . ji U -Gnnror. Taxes, lost and d« o-I rarnm *' TV ' t” " y • ts wa it I k nivirh 1. .1 Ayres * ■'•]*» v , <»6. ' Distriit. Pi.M-* If acres. Bout 01 er.rt ’ ,L I ’v Poll... Taxes, cost ati ■ *•'% C s, 1 ALL OUR lEIGHBOlHOOD There U Hardly A Woman Who Does Not Rely Upon Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg ^ etable v* ■ ” Princeton, Hi. ** 1 had inflammHjot!, hard headaches ip the back of my neck r -j and a weaknvto, all j caused by female -j trouble, and I t*x»k ' t Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- viund with such ejj- llent results that I am now feeling fine I n*comrrend the CotTijKtundand'praise ' * it to all I shall is* glad to have you publish tn y letter, her- ir .«.: ’. a tuighlx r nn’iund tn«* ■ .-•»;la .. u.t y<*u r mc«iiriij.-.‘' Mr>. U’.'.h .. -i It. Nic -l, Box 30, Prince-’ J^vi* *1 K-neo of if'N nrse. • Poiarttl. \ . Y. - "In my exp*’t’i*hcr a u i - m*- I certainly thin!; J yd» E. I *nk- i . m’s Vegetable tkjmjJOU'ml is e great medicine 1 all v.V. ri .1 vith f**-, i .al^troubles would t?.ke i' I took it v ben passi;ig thr*»ueh th*- Chang* ot Idle with giyat msult* and 1 always rc- Compound to nil m\ |>a- Liepta 1 kno\y of th* ir condition in tm-e. I w ill pla'HyJdo «!! I cor. to help (;‘herr to k rr v. r.f thi; at mid'cir/*. ” —Mrs. fIo»u( •-‘N+Avwan, Poland, Hcr- l irnei Co.. W 3'. , ^ t j' K ' 'r' C ce •'VA I an 1 /mi I I ; j If you ar>- e.ri opemti<*n -ak- i.yd’r. I **ropoun«l. ? r . - ! B* i ill 4'.. r* b drag alone until i- p«*ce»aary, but at *>nce L. Pmkhkn.’s v egeUh>* * . * ■ . ialjMlvIcKWrite m Xleilicin^CoH .1, Muss. MEAT PttMIBIIIOt SPEECH IT HON. 0. IT. STtWAfl . ^ * Continue*! From Page Oue cer was to sell, but the griper gets yuur money and gives you somethin? in return."* The thief gets your mon ey and gives you nothing in return The liquor seller gets your money and give**you worse tlKtn nothing In feturti. Therefore,tin* liquor seller is worse than the thief. The speaker then took up the quor business and showed from an ei-iHiomic standpoint that, it was a disastrous business. He .Illustrated this by referring to the mattec of iiiarketiT If the liquor drinker were improved by drinking, then it would help the markets. He woul 1 buy mcifo groceries, more farm proil- ticts. and more clothing, shoes, et>*. But docs he?.,. The experience o» tlmse whi!* drink to excess proves the contrary/ Who ever heard of a drunkard's wearing good clothes, buying new furniture, shoes and clothes for his children, etc. On the contrary the drunkard soon becomes the re*ipient ol the cast off clothes of respectability, the user of dis eased furniture * his children arc known by their tatters and • rag.;. Theri'Pire, the man who dripks does not help-tin* business of the commu nity. Liquor' Business a Counterflet. Another tilling point made hy’M-. Stewart whs that the liquor business ’is not a business at. all. but that it i-.. a counterfeit, lb- oifi-rcd ihr*-«* proofs .iif hfs contention, which hi* ili'volopi'd and tpade .plain ^by tirmly iilpst nit ion Tti** first proof was that a g> miim business always helps and benefit*; it>. custoimrs. • The second proof was that th<* liquor* tnishp-ss has its yustormfs t int se ot iis unfair grip 4>n i»« pa- 'tronw. The third proof Isl mat*' h*isiness always v i.ona.td«- pride in the its finjsheil pro«luct. 'msiness- is the only plant >hieh kii ks its 3,000 MEN WU . boudhew UNE CHARLESTON - SAVANNAH EXTENSION REQUIRES ARMY OF WORKERS A YEAR TO FINISH Hwljil-Construi tion Will < Hi—Material !•> 0h«> Way Insisted lesion Northern, complete* Bonsai this your. There a problenis of construction 1 that a Ugiti- takr-s a jiar^ ■ exccllenci. t,t •Th** liqu.ir ruhnufacittrinv finished j rod plant \v nu in t emt of th*- back door N*i| ,-« Wealth Prodiicor The liquor traffic is not a wealth proitiper it has never been* th*’ source of a dollar's revenue, in South t'aroliaa. Why? Because the rewnue has to^^pte from s«*me- liody’s wealth ^mie liquor traffic is not a wealth producer, hut a wealth destroyer "Oh, well." ymi'vsa*.. Does not the revenue fnun the' sab* of liquor help pay out taxes”? Th*' argument iK^liat if you “ko down in- o.the till of the liquor business and smt a hundred dollars and place it er in the public treasury, that you have helped that much to pay the rovenhes Th*- pickpocket may go lown Into your pm-ket and g**t 1 hundn d ibMlars, but he does *mt *K» anything to produce » the hundred dollars., hence he Is pot helping to *ay the burden o fthe community. VeTflicr iloes (he liquor business. There are two things, whii h brnir all the public burdens -propirty .-•nd labor. The saloon is mMlhcr property nor labor. It is a parasite, living off both property and lahui You tan not place tin* burden of taxation on the-saloon kcepi-r . You support the', liquor tri(tar it pro duces nothing 80 from the com munity «-oni**s alt the revenue. If tins state g«>es dry. you will not lose a dollar.” contiui'd th<* speaker "Suppose th** place wh** V liiim>r is sold becomes vacant and the man who lias a dollar to spend for liquor *an not sifc-n'il it. he will not oat the dollar- Instead it Will go Into th** regular avenues of let/ *lmato trade. I!«- will buy groi«*rv*s with it. i>r shoes. 4)r hats, of clothing, and every business inMhe cnnimui ’> will be helped, and m,tde niof<* able to support the government Personal Liberty, y The last phase of rf the question *akeii up WaV that/ of the personal liberty of the mam the rifehl to buy- liquor and gefydrunk If he wants to d*> so. Mr Ktewart m«ile a strong argfhirent showing that one’s person al liberty-alcpemls upon th*- rights ol others He* gave this definition of personal liberty “The liberty to do as much as h<- can do without in 1 •Tiering with th** rights of others." Il<* illustrated this hy stating that he had a right to shoot out his fist is ’much as h«* pleased, provided bat In* did not hit anyone, but that "m> right to shoot out my fist ••nib-' v. Here your nose begins.” \ ’South t’arollna hnv a better* •axht." salil 4he speaker. t*’ have vouNsnber than vain have to g* t •IrunkX* \ Ip coKHusion ttie sp*-.ik--r' x ’ a ! n i-armsf appeal fcf^voG r; to • 1 '■Or'ballios jji f;tvor*'o! Stall wl'l*- r<-iiihit|on H** told of th" eHof* From Uharleston-Kyening Post. Si*tne 3,990 men are b«*lng assem bled to begin wofk on the Charlea- tnn-Savannah extension of the .Sea board Air Line railway. W. 11. Bon sai" said today that It would require little imtre than a year to complete* the job and tha work would begin all along the line at once. The con struction 0/ the new road is a simi lar proposition to' that of the Char leston Northern, completed by Mr. are bigger to • he en roll ntereil, be said, owing to the character of ffu* «oun»ry to be tra- v’ersed. streams necessitating tho building?/it many tyidges, but farlll- tatlng /flic work by making It pos-* sible/lp gef materials distributed -it eonrirnlent interval* along the line bv unloading ra'i* "f'd ties/on boats / at Uhftrieston on*l S-ivaunnh and hauling them to a point where a nav igable str,«;?m interr-ei *s iiio route fif lh«* extension. . ' ' , Tie* ronstnution of the Charles ton Northern was'materially si*ecded up In this manner, hut the Santeo ami (*oop**|s rivers ware the onjr navigable streams ‘vrotffd. while the nuit** of th**CharL-sion-Savrtnnah extension crosse*-- tji** Ashley. Edlsto. Pom ha bee, (’oosa wha ti'hle, !tro;ul and otther river*. Substan'.i.-il Omdtructbm. Tlie extension will be conrTrueted In the sgme permanent character aa was »he Charleston N**rthcrn Hesw rail will he med throughout, and steel bridg*s will span the larger streams •rcssed. Th*re will he a samp established oh the right way bet keen every river wrhftn begins, and the constructlWT 4 force* at these camps will push the w* toward eai’h’other until a stream/ encountered. Tho ^roadbed beti atnvints *w ill he <.»iViipleted befor** the brl*Jg«* wi*rk. Before th/ ateel structure to be thrown aefoss tho Ashley has been *ontple4cd, ■■ tho roadbed between the .-ythley and Stono ■vfcjll be ready fo/ the opera tion of work trains. Mr. Bonsai said thiD every prepn- rathfti was being mode to carry the work forwanl without halt, once *1 it Hegun The m/chihey.'work tr*fn engines. sf**;im shovels, tools, stored begi* since tjie ton Northerly w as comi*leted/ nrw^tm- ing repair**/ and .-liipped to point/ along th«/rou*c **f the new .line’ Quantity* **f material for the road from </n:irl**ston as. tar south ea BeauM*rt vil| tuy shipned through' Cha/l«M«tn, «-oming from the fac tor™**.-hy way of’the. Seaboard and the Carolina'; Atlantic and Western fecently lyf'sorhcil by th«* Seaboard but not vet formally transferred. *u rl i r -g mail;* Jo U-*vo and in " help it •'ji** of ibf H" * spa pur: I in-tald read m v. > Gutie 1 U v ' t !.• *-ri in •irqilel't ^1 it*> Wl vote out liquor Ohio and fit a woiiYd i»e If i>:c 15'ti'Xf in tli to J he pen - th.-yf Son’ll ” ■ ri said .*; • * h* fight, -Hi ti 1 i-tion ild f-airv. wo S* 1 t* ■ l)ie In tli* • 111I il pla* *e At.' 1 li** * *'*(»< lus.'tn ,' m cal' tong- were F uartinte, nn<t .*i «< defray, the expens* rac taken r nt stayed <>{ Ho- -pi'akiu r**nil»»la*d by *b> dtectlon to helj of the. meeting up ,\fan\ of those pr* t*» shake hands with V' Stewart niul express tlo-it ;(bf>r* at ion of hi* pr“s«'nce. He „ left "o:' U* afternoon train fur Uidgcl n* wh* f<‘ h« "poke Saturday • night Sunday h* was at Summerville ir ♦li.x afteriKfon and -it St G**o r t9' Su <iav v nigbt Mr sin*| Mrs. T. J' Sitn.m* Children <>f Asht*Lha w-rre vo Wulteihoro Haturday •am! They ' atm o,* t' to bear »h<’ ti4»n liature, and nmained Mrs Simmons R. E. Jones. patents, Mr. gud Mr ht of York core and Charles- * Tfiefe is tnor**.Catarrh in this sec- t>0!i of the country than all other diseases- put together, and until tho last few years was supposed to b'N Incurable.^.For a great many jr#ip doctors pronoiinced It * local dlsen*** and prcs*-rb«-d lodal r*nicdle*. and hy constantly failing s to cure with local treattmnt. pronounced It In curable. Science, ha*; proven Ca tarrh to he :* constitutional disease, and thtrefore require constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cur-', mmiifactured by F J Cheney At Co.. Toledo nhio. is the nbly consti tutional cure on the n«arkct. It is taken Internally. It .acts dlrectlv on the blood and niu*uous •urfXM# -*f the system. They offer one hu**- lre*l dollars for any case It falls to cure Sehii for circulars and testi monials. L ” Ad*iesii- K J. Cheney A Co., To ledo, Ohio Sold by Druegi-ts. 75c. Take Hall’s family Pills for coa- stipatlon. 1m t ap*. HMier III. The man'! friends *>f Capt. J K. Risher v ill i*e pain***! to learn that on Tm-silay h** ^uff* r* *1 a ‘light strok** «>t paralysis The’ Batnb* rv H.rald. *- * The above will-be sad news to the man' friends of < apt Rlsho*- in . ihm county w!»**r*> he is **o .well know n. - • ’ ’ S'' I T*> tin* Public. f* * I tliat I oWi jhe c-anufa* • tnr* i ‘ of Cli.;n>l»k rl.iia ; Colic C-hn!- • i a .jiu*} 1 'larrlUM .* It* ;q*' ty ..w*ar i of grafiluile.” wVit**; Mr*- T V Wilt)•rail. f*«»v. .u:<i-i N 1' When Fvhegrn taking th:;- muliidiii- I wa* In ■gres/v'bairi. f**e!lj;i: »> rntil> siry' du* Vh an .ijiiick *'f suftiMi* r com plaint After taking a do * of P 1 hiid nb\ loiV to w 1 .fpt;;j/li' f v jf benefited jne eliuo t ju.m* *li itely ” F.or sab* l*y Nil <i<*a!* r Ira * * # # **■».**##* ■** * . * y ’ J» Marriages * * * frVods,, landton i TV g/ # W 44 . * Rick-FoOt. lit the presence of a few Mn. , Frank if. Polk, of Is was married to Airs Georgia Paulin*) Rich. Thec'creniony was perfomj/td by Rev. l»r Wollbng at the Meth — dist parsonage in . Walterboro on Friday. August itfb. Mr.^knd Mrs. Polk left at once for thb home of the groom. ' * \v if;