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t * . PAGE TWO THE PRESS AND STANDARD Wednesday, April 19, 1916. ‘ * NOTICE! To tb« DemocrmU of Colleton Conn* Pnrsnnnt to the provi»l^» of the Constitntioo and mleo'of the Demo- cmtk nartr. the Democmtic elnbe are notified to hold their ««*«£ • satlon meetincs on the foorth 8nt- nrdnr. the 12nd day of thia Each elnb will elect an committeeman to eerre °° t T ezecntiTe committee and will elect t»,u» M»1«> to he held on the let Monday in May next, at the Court Honee. ^ ' other officer! of the dob for under the ConeOtnUoo and rnW of the party. E*ch clab to one delefate for each twenty fire members. ,od one for a ^3°^^ fraction thereof, bved open the number of rotee polled in the Bret primary of the preceding election T *The V County Convention will elect delegatee to the State . Convention and a State Executive Committeeman and a County chairman. * . The preeident and secretary of each club i» hereby notified that t ^ir delegate* to the County Con vent-on must have credential* »igned by the president and secretary of. each c ub. R. it. JEFFERIES. J|. P. HOWEW,. Secretary. , County^Chairman. Walte^boro. S. C.. April 12. 191«. * MASTER S SALE F. SOOIOX8 FOB RELIEF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. Court of Common Plea*. C. H. PETIT. Plaintiff. „ v*. T. 8. HAINES—Defendant. By virtue of decree herein. I will *ell to the highest bidder at the Court House in Walterboro. S. C., on Saleeday In May. next, same be- itA the l*t day of^sald month, the following described real estate, to- wit SWIFT & CO.’S MAN A1KD AFTER 20 YEAR EFFORT of Fertilizer Pleat Has Hifh Preke •. ^ For Ttnlac. STATE OF'SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. Court of Common Plena. • Sarah"Jane Simmon*. Grace Spivey. _ and Probey Lewis—Plaintiffs. TS. _ ■ Morgan Jenkins Anna Williams. Felder Jenklaa. Exekiel Jenkins. Atlas Jeaktas. Wallace Jenkins. . and Joe Doe and Eliza Snipes, as representing the unknown heirs or devisees of Rebecca Ana Allen, John 8 Allen. Hattie Eugenia Al- • len, John Bolling, and ...Wesley Cummings.—Defendants. To the Defendants Above Named; You and each' of you are hereby summoned and required to ,a*s w ^ r the complaint in this artioh. which has been filed this day in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Plea* for Colletoti County, at Wal terboro. S. C.. of which a copy is herew ith served upon you. and serve a copy of your answer to rVd. rcanplaint upon the subscribers ct tfinlr office at Walterboro, 8. C. | within twenty days after the servlr* J hertKif.' exclusive of the day of s jeh service: and if y«V fail, to answer the complaint within the time afore said. the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief de manded In the romplalat. PADGETT A MOORER. Plaintiff’s Attorneys. Walterboro. S. 'C.. April 5. 1M*. D. B, HUDSON. C. C. P & Q. S. (Official Seal ) 4-$-3t. “RESULTS REMARKABLE** After Trylag 80 Years to Or He Finds Relief in Master Medicine. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the IH»U-i<t Court of the United State*. • For the Eastern Dis trict of «M>uth Carolina. James A. Robinson.—Complainant. vs. ' '' Walterboro Cotton Mills.—Defend ant., Pursuant to an order of the Hon orable Henry A. M Smith. Judre of the United 8tate<« District Court for the Eastern District of Souh Caro- p ; . c r,i:rjbuu3. i»»- —*« .b..,, «,»m ings. machinery and improvements thereon, sit ja-te lAinc a’hd heiog in cause, on the *'15th day of .^pril. 1916. all creditors of the defendant the Count v ;rCQ7leton.Ttat77roT*~- ( Waiterboro Cotton Mills are requir- sald. measuring and containing!^ V™'* Eighty-fli* acres and bounded by I m> office in the * nit **<* ^tat lands of G. W. Petit. « R. make ‘? w th ^ r ‘ t . T . of , rharl tV and W A Haines, as will be more ,»<>«. » ^ - d f^tet aforesaid, fullv shown bv a plat thereof, made >■ ®r befow the Idth day of >tey. by J. E. McTeer^ November. 15.1 ^ debarred in sharing 1892: saving and excepting, howev er. Ten <1<D acres sold from said tract by me to Sarah Burnett by deed dated January 28. 1*93 .Terms of sale. cash, purr.ha^i *r to pay for papers. Compliance with bid saw* day or p^al'* game day or ru*? subsequent saleeday at risk of fo*m- er bidder.- R. M JEFFERIES. Master. Walterboro. S. C.. April 10. 1916. in any of the proceeds of the sale* hereinafter ordered. D B GILLILAND. Standing Master. Charleston. S/C. NOTICE! Any one caught tresspassing on my place, known as the Wiles Smith plac<r. near Stnoaks. will be dealt with according to law. *-12-3*. MRS. B. U- SMITH. it hooks firsr thr» NOTICE! Notice is hereby" given ,tfia of registration to he -us-NObr th regular or municipal'ele<tiAn in the Town of Walterboro. £huth Caro-' Una. to be held May 23tyl. 1916. will be opened at the store of 11- 'V Black. Jr .. Supervisor of Registra- tiop. on the IgtK day of April. 1916. and remain open until the 22nd day of April. 1916. fof the purpose of registering all qualified electors within the incorporate limits of the ' •aid town. Qualifications for this registra tion are as foltbws: Residence in the State for two years, in the coun-, ty of Colleton one year, and In the town of Walterboro foOr.. months ! previous to the said election, and . has paid ail taxes due and .collect-1 able for the preceding fiscal yea The production of a certificate fegistration from the county super visors of registration of Colleton county entitling the applicant to vote, in a polling precinct within the, said town shall be a condition prere quisite to the applirant’s obtaining a certificate of registration for the* said municipal election. Provided • that ministers in rharro of an or-.. ggnis*d church and teachers of pub lic schools sfeaiLJbe Tw»titled to goto a»'tej- s v niontl s re«.,ten<e inv. th Skite if etVrwi-e quallfi'd Not -Ok - » also given Whenever You Need ■ General Tonic Take Grov e's The Old Standard Grove'a Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic beoause it contains the wellknown tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria* Enriches thg Blood and Builds up the Whole Svstem. 50 cents. DOTOU HAVE SICK HEADACHE ir. I Who of us does of ■ from this awfu «r-11 Ject to it-a di an k noctiTO liver, 9 causes. But h 9 warnings of somethiitf more o J nous. Heed the warning, take | Pr. TEACHER'S | Liver and Blood | j Syrup ' v k does not suffer at times thia awful pain? Allan sub- diaordeced atomach, r, constipation an causes. But headaches an men tea, ^ 1 ere ■ 'I SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE AWARDED Two Girts Will Attend School Free. Still another well known and in fluential Atlanta man eome/.forward and endorses Taolac. the new medi cine that everybody is talking about, and which is dbing r so ranch good among all classes. This time it Is D. N. Carroll, superintendent of a large fertilizer works operated here by Swift A Co. Mr. Carroll’s stand ing and infilience in this city and Mate are too well known to require fu-'SV” comment. His address is 1.92 Marietta St. Tgrl >e has relieved me of seribus tom-vb and kidney trouble, from which I have suffered off and on for fifteen or twenty "years.” he said'to William B. Logan**-^ . Jacob’s Phar macy. y I am satisfied I had neuritis, or inflammation of the kidneys.” he continued, “and 1 also had stomach trouble of the worst kind. I would have fearful swelling of the abdomen and terrific pains after eating almost anything, and I would have- pains under my shoulders and in my hack. •‘This undigested condition of my food, so I was told, resulted in the poisoning of the kidnevs and caused the formation of foreign matter in the kidneys and bladder, which would give me terrible palps in the passage of them and also produce uremic colic. , The<*e attacks would make m»- sick all over and sometime* cold, and I would have swimming sensa tions in my head, and attacks Of blindness. I finally got ..so I could sliep very little and was losing weight and strength all the time. I have u«?d oniv one bottle of Tanlac. and the results are remarkable, to i sav the least. It agrees perfectly with my ktotnach. Other medicine* usuallv make me sick. My nerves are all right again. My appetite has returned and the indigestion has dis- M-ed completely. I sleet* . as soundly as a log. and the blindness, kidney and bladder trouble bother me.no more. “I am going to keep right on tak ing Tanlac and I am glad to recom mend it to my •friends.” * / , Numerous cases right her^ In At lanta. reported by people 6l hig K standing and wide acquaintance arc similar in some respects to the case here, given, and proved the strong est possible • way that Tanlac nature’s great remedy for the stom ach. liver, kidneys and all other de ranged vitrfl organs. Among the Atlanta cases that msv he recalled bn this point are th® fn’- lowinr: J. A. Hancock, well known Confederate verteran ’and retif. d business man of Atlanta, suffered from kidney, liver and stoma<h troubles. He savs the results from Tanlac SKjire simply astonishing H L Forrest, widely known A’lanti meat and^ produce dealer, suffered for five years with Kidney tcouble. liver • derangement and dvspepsia. said he took-a hat full of tablets and many other medicines, hut Tanlac was the rtnly thing which brought him relief. He says he now “eats like a plow httnd." Many others like these are con tinually being given to the public and being discussed far and wideT , Tandac;' the master m^icine. is sold bv John M. Klein In Walterboro exclusively. PHce: |1.00 per battle straight. - \ ' The following instructions with regard to the Wlnthrop College abort course for prizc-wianing girls in the Home Demonstration work in Colleton county, have just been re ceived. which l feel will interest ev ery fftrl In every clnb in the county and hope that it will be an incentive to each one to make her plot the very best. As will be seen the final ex amination for the awarding of these two prizes must be completed and aent to Wlnthrop -Cortege not later than May 2?th, thereby enabling our plants to be set out in our tenth-acre plots 1 a little over a month."~niis ^eing the case let the urge every girl w?ho has not yet got ten her plot prepared to do so right away so that It will be ready to re ceive "the plants by the middle of April. In many instances on my visits to my club gni*. I hare found them with their plow ready and awaiting the time for setting out their tomato plants; bqt there are some who have been a little slotr in the preparation of their plots, who need to get busy if they win one of these scolarship prizes. In mV re cent visits among my clubs I bare been very gratified at the interest shown by the girls, and feel sure that if this continues the home . demon* stration work in Colleton county will urove a great success. Winth'-np College' Short Conrse For Prix‘-WirRir" GirN in Home h and head'off the rqore serious ail ments. This «!<Mi REWARD. 8100 Th»» -r-aders of this paper will he pleased to learn that there is aa least one dreaded disease that srienr' ras be, n able to cure in all it« ?/->£• «. and that «- caraTh. 'Hall's Ca(;.r r h Cure is. the orl. v p-’-itive T'.i no r known to the £1 frate; n ♦ •• :• ryh bt r.s a c*r-ttt’if'.*-i 1 - Ikemor tr.-tson Work. Winthrop'CoHe#e being anxious to further promote, the home demon stration work of South Carolina, of fers during the Sufhmer School free tuition, free board, and free lodging for two prize winning girU from each of the counties having organi zed hofne demonstration work dur int the >var 1915. .Public spirited citizens of each of th’ese' counties are generously offe;- ins to pay tht* transporation and in cidental expenses of these prize win ning girls to Rook, Hill that they may take advantage of-this gener- offer. t-,.- - * ’'-ahips will be awarded {• rae’.i, ■ •' -• eounties" coming iftto ! *u 1916. , The final ex- rmlcat oi ; he gfrls* work - must be c ade not later than May 27th 1916. These scholarships will ’ be aw;arded according to the following m ore cardj; *1. Gerera] condition of plot. 25 points. 2. .Culture methods. 25 points. Preparation of soil. Subsequent cultivation. Freedom from weeds and grass. 3. Condition of Plant#. 25 points. Pruning. Staking. Freedom* from damage by in sects and disease. 4. Daily .record of work. 25 pts FAMILY AVOIDS ; SERIOUS SICKNESS ftj Btkf CouUatly WRk TWford’i BUck-Dnafkt MeOufl. Va. yeans. ” taj* l this place, “t Va.—“I zuffered for seven Mr*. J. B. \Mimaker, _ with sick headache, anc stomach trouble. V Now in Good Health-TTirougfe Use of Lydia E. Knkham s Vegetable Compound Say it.is Household Necessity. Doctor Called it a Miracle. All women ought to know the wonderful effects of taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound even on those who seem hopelessly ill Here are three actual cases: Harmbtuz, Penn.—“When I was single I if. fertd a great deal from female weakness beca k compelled me to stand all day. comne Lydia E. Pinkha my won ■ _ I i,<*k am’s Vegetable Compound for that and was made stronger by its use. After I was married I took the Compound again for a femaio trouble and after three months I passed what tb * doctor called a growth. He said it was a qiiratle ttttthat it came away as one generally goes under the knife to have them removed. I never want to be without your Compound in the- hou.--. — Mr-. Frank Knobl, 1042 Fulton £L, Hanisbuij, Penn. • Hardly Able to Move. Xy head would aehe and I was dizzy and had no appetite. After tAging Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound’and Liver PUU;«*I am feeling stronger than for years. I have a little boy eight months old and am doing my work all alone. I would not be ^without V"U:- remedies in the house as* there are none like tbenn’-r jIt*. r. E. Yost, 611 Water Sl, Albert Lea, Minn, . * Three Doctors Gave Her Up. Pittsburg, Penn.— u Your medicine has helpe< me wonderfully. When I was a girl 18 years old I was always sickly and delicate and suffered from irregularities. Three doctors gave me up and said I Would go into consumption. I topk Lydia E. Pinkhama Vegetable Compound and with the third bottle began to feel better. I soon became regular and I got strong and shortly after I was married. Now I have two nice stout healthy children an4 am able to work hard every day.**—- Mrs. CLEuxunNAr Dukbrino, 34 Gardner Sst^Troy Hill, Pittsburg, Penn. AH women are Invited to write to the Lydia E. Pinkbam Medi- dne Cow, Lynn, Masa^ for special advice,—it will be confidential. Tea yean ago a friend told me to try Thedford’c Black-Draught, which I did, and 1 found it to be the Best family medi cine for young and old. 1 keep Black-Draught on hand all the time now, and when my children feel a tittle bad, they ask me for a dose, and ti does them more good than any medicine they ever tried. We never have a long spell of sick ness in our family, since we commenced using Black-Draught/* * Thedfjrd s Black-Draught i« purely’ vegetable, and has been Found to regu late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re- ilieve colic.’wind. nau<.*a 1 headache, s.ck stomach,’ a.-.d surdas! t sj mptovcs. x • : It has been crr«\rrt i>e f,r r*r< jeoodition—gently but thordugidy.., 1 G#t a bohl- T»rti sues. 5Cc , aodSL All detlert. : »T Jo »>#«;-• P. ur E! H. li if. Br< •i* r t’ tho '|h n NrtTHv:: Not ter. i* lrer#l»y jr’.in that bool v of r. *i«tiation »ill l*- •for issuina' county ref’-Hation re ? - ! tificatos Thursday. Aj.ril .". and Fri. ■ day. April 21: 1916 All vishinx renewal* nr now (vrtificaZo.^ f will pk*as<* govern tbvmsolvos ac- i rordtnfly. J S. PADGETT. Chairman. O. G BR1IXSE. 1 ,. L H SMITH. County Retard of Registration WaHerWro.,8. C., April 3, 191« 4-12-2t. NOTICE! That on th# 2<>th dar of April, 19H. I win apply to tie probate Jude# of Colletotj county, fay'tetters dlsmissory of th# #«tat# of Charte* H. Hask#!l, deceased JAMES If. HASKELL March 21, 1916. Administrator. J-29-tt Manunoth Y cllov.’ So>a Sean prOmbtev.’iO 'bo one of the mmt profitable cr ;*s for southern fa-Rr- cr»* t' rywl .rc. Makes a laruc Vtejd cl bcar.% v hich are readily vaJiblc for oi!-r»r<wlucjng ami food purposes. It addition to its use for for ge, soii-improvi.-jr and stock feeding. Splendidly .-•iapted to our southefn soils and climate. The NeH^lOO-Day Velvet Bean the quickest growing of Velvet Beans, promise to supercede Cow 1', as very largely a* a soil-improv ing, forage and grazing crop throughout the South. Cheaper td seed per acre than cow peas. Write for prices and "Wooel’w Crop Special** gi\ ing full in formation in regard to Scja and Velvet Beans. Cow Fwas, Millet, Saad Corns, Sorghums, Stetfan Grass, stc. Mailed free. T* W. WOOD 6 SONS. SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Vi. r We desire to call attention to a few of the many ex cellent time and labor saving farm implements we carry in stock, and we urge you to call ahd thoroughly bef6ttf'making a purchase. examine them FARMERS FRIEND COTTON PLANTER v SPRING TOOTH CULTIVATOR FIVE PLOW CULTIVATOR V". " - DISC CULTIVATOR , ■* » • RED RIPPER GUANO DISTRIBUTOR FULL LINE OF POINTS AND PARTS FULL LINE OF FARM HARDWARE • . ' OTHER HARDWARE IN-STOCK and • Wt* are building up a large busine^ throug . care’ nscientiojis' treatment of all our c ’st :> rs an \’ ai- Roger Hardware Co. Walterboro, S. C. o ■ u- sc * * * * * \\ ILM v. {.April ■ hh'.r. c. will . April 12 - -TV .... C t i < >V i 1 at th# hi" me of xv h*£' Garvin, 8?P nrdav #Y#nir :z. ar'! a f 3# tnee t:r.r was ti< • Id — - ’v \!r«. ia Hyrne. # ”r Ri Wa). terboro . i* visiting at. the. ho m# of her **«t er. Mr* .WilSi# Garvin. Mr. and M re., G. 8 Wa. h. of Stokes and da’ieh*er< are the n *h# he ril# of th.c.r «!a tighter. x Mrs. t Willi# Garr-fn v j - - .. —— — •• • shooM \#t Ecrl Di^muras"'*!. to"^* -matt'; propte t -oublrd » Uv n- j’digestion end ^nst^pat’on bar# bfnrfittrd by taking rhanihs-’r in’- shov -I mai ir#?- c ■j other digrstiv jstrmgth^n th# f.w ^ f nr rt» ttc ha? .not g»/*a •>».#■* ontafn no j^psin or T.vM#t« th.-** r.o or- ‘Fours red ft ho [a trial They # term#,*:? * stomach and #n- }4t t«» p#rform its functions raturrlly. 1 for sate by all dealers.’ A L h*-lp#<i vor all Mi- • t 4 M Yc.;r* tr •<. asd Mr- 1- P '• MRS. KERNS' ADVICE To Weak. Herrons, Bun-Down Women So. Cumberand. ML—“Pbr a long time L suffered (rom a nervou* break- MARVeI PAIN STOP” .* External Only, No Burh nor Bli>ter, Certain. Harmle >s, 4 Kan. APPLY PLENTIFULLY ’’AiMight ful W«rnilh” PAIN L s * The * ’.prom# tegf. \ou knthv what ;ui i# at the t-tK>t «i .i t(ft*«h. Inten-e pain, swelling of fa.->v d<v»t.ist tells yon In* cannot -top it- Now itetek: Bath# across ioreh#at!. 4 hbth temples, both sides of fac t point 0/ chin, with Ituhright. "Th# MiryVi Pain 8top.” Pain gone i» a , . ^‘ ,ew minute*. R*p.at this ^ few tfrnes and the entire trouble disapp • so weak I could hanily-waik. My hus- A pa...s^yi. rd qalckly. p,ea-I >iH‘cial circular «rt»und bottle. THY THIS FOR. TEN CENTS' band beard about ^ inol and got me to ’try it Now 1 have a co»xl ippetite. Steep apandjy and amm#U and strong. Evt-ry nervous. weak'Mpr-down woman should tryv Vibbl.—Mf* D. W . Kerns. Vino! is % delicious pod liver and iron tonk. without oil. which we guarantee to credte a healthy appetite, aid diges tion and mate pure beail^y-tuood. ** i 1 John M. Klein. Druggist. Walterboro. &. 1'. Gk^e. > Phar: va y Farmefs Bargain BY O tfi • SOLD J li V.' O. ^a#ss. *\V. VyGlover. j, : House. \V .Uteri > roDrUi; 8tore.—Walterboro 8 ' V 4 - > lm igorating to the Pale and Sickly ' . Only One “BROMO QUINI^fC” caove toaic - r ° * rt thf retmlae.C«tt lor foil 9*rr' t. H''- Ma'ui* rJ. hJ.. - .‘f - dr,rr * cu ‘ TIVK BROMO Oil SINE. Look f»t Dig ' v U lyv E.W.CROVK. CuressCoUiaOn- Pi' , ‘ -* a. A tr-j» job»c. For odslu aad chi)<lrta..ioo -oosh aad heodocOe. tad «crk» oiJ