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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
' Wednesday, August 9, 1915
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He Believes that the People Should Select a Solicitor as they
Would a Lawyer for Private Legal Business, the Best Lawyer
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He Believes that a Man Who Refused a Judgeship Rather
Than Break Faith with a Brother Lawyer Will Keep His Word.
He Pledges His Word Faithfully, Efficiently and Impartially
to Prosecute Crime.
He Does Not Believe that Colleton Wants All of the Offices in
the New Judicial Circuit.
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A Personal Word:
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To the People of Colleton County:
Some criticize me by saying that having refused judgeship. I should not now seek to be elected Solicitor.
Believing that the people are entitled to know what others think of that action. I am publishing some of the
things said by editorial writers in various newspapers. These serve a double purpose, that of refuting a
groundless charge and of introducing to you the man who seeks the office of Solicitor. Six years public ser
vice gives a record whereby I am willing to be judged. I have kept faith with the people. To demonstrate
that I will keep my word, I refer the people to the word I pledged to a Colleton man whom I promised to sup
port for the judgeship, and when elected to that high office, over my protest, I resigned rather than break
my word. Likewise, 1 now promise the people faithfully to prosecute crime.
GEORGE WARREN.
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What Others Think of George Warren
"A kin* one** said of a prince stru<k dow*.
’Taller he seems in death.”
This may be said today of Hon. t;eor*e Warren, of our
neiichbnrinK county, Hampton Hefusin* a judgeship to whiih
he «as elected by his compeers who flaerv in position to kuo»v
him, because it involved n «iuestion-of honor. Mr. Warren set
an example and established a name for himself which will be
• known and nuoted for years. His future is bright for high
honors CollVton is justly proud of her son whorti we have
loaned to a sister county.” The Press &nd Standard
—"from WirarTTJe Slate" has "Heard and knows of Tlepr. - -
sentative Warren he .would have proved a worthy circuit judge.”
—The State.
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’The riunly conduct of George Warren must commend it
self to the people. . . He a lawyer who loves his profes
sion and knows the traditions of the bench '. ^. X and the
generous conduct which he ha? displayed will m*Tit for him the
respect and approbation of the people of his State."—The Co
lumbia Record.
•Col. Gem ge Wat reri of Hampton has c ommended himself
t> the people. . He would have made a splendid judge,
lie is well endow'd in the Jaw, is conscientious, honest, and
pusse&sti all of the other ccuaUb*at-iems that gtr to make a troort
Judge.” The Spp.rtanbu-g Journal . ^
‘ We think we ijever heard of George Warren until within
the past ten days, but yve have formed a very high opinion of
hint. He is a very unusual man. .X. . He did exactly the
right thing, of course, but he is to be commended nevertheless.
It is refreshing to know that we have men. of such a high sensv*
of honor in public life."—The Anderson Dally Mail.
"It takes a hi* man to do what George Warren did Tues
day night at the,General Assembly in Columbia. He has elect
ed judge of the newly created judicial circuit which is one of
the highest evidences of the esteem in which he and his ability
is held by hU fellow-worker* in the General As*cmhly x . .*
Mr. Warren led the tight for the creation of the new circuit and
be it said to his everlasting eredft he declined to serve x after
being elected.”—The Johnston Times. \
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* THE TICK’S TAX *
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Washington. D Aug. T. The
cattle tiyk lias been in the South
ever jdtice there were tattle foi it
to teed upon It has fattendeU on
tire tilood of Southern tattle that
should hav,. gone do the making of
beef and milk and tn return it has
killod- with splenetic or lick fever
the animals that fed it. It lias made
our tattle into scrubs and prevented
the introduction of pure-br*d dairy
and beef animals, for tn a ticky
rountry no man is willing to risk
bis money in high priced stock
The Cnited States l>epaMfnent of
Agriculture has estimated the annual
loss to the country from the cattle
Itt-k at from Ito.CMto.oOcj to Item
CMMi.tMtO The*., figures, however,
mean very little for no man can cal
culate the t m fU« that^will come to
•Yhe South with the extinction of
this pest The essential point is that
In a tick Infested county every cat
tie owner Is taxed h\ the tick in
proportion to the size of his turd
livery animal to levied on there are
no exceptions. It Is a wfist.ilfc to
Imagine thal cattle become immune
to the titk I’.vVry vem hundred*
of t ho it sands of snpposedlx Immune
* altle die from splenetic fevei for
which the tick alon,. t* responsible
\nd ea« h of those that sutvlw * siif
fees in other ways The fiok feeds
on all cattle ullk> immune and non
Immune It « nts down the weight
and lowers the <|iiaUt\ of beef ani
trials and reduces Hie milk flow of
dairy herds’
This tick lax lias been collected
so lone that the people have grown
acrukinmed to it That is a poor
rrnso n for continuing to pav It how-
ever Oitt of 7"R r>4^ snus’e miles
that were th fc infested tn t^eg and
placed under Fede ral <iuarantlne on
that aaeonnt. r>?1 considerable
more than one third have since
been freod from tbdji pest and re
leased from quarantine What ha*
been done in Hies,, areas can he
done wherever and whenever the
people want it done. There is more
reason whv a county should suffer
from tke tick than from smallpog
A little trouble a slight invest
ment—will dispose of both
JOHN M. KI.KIN MVFKSSM 1.
holloed lb. Howard ( <unparty to
Make Special Prices.’
res.*
Aftei a great deal of effort and
correspond*nee John M Klein, the
popular druggist, has succeeded in
petting the Hr Howard Co to make
a special half-price introductory of
fer on the regular fifty-rent siz,. of
their celebrated specific for the « uro
of constipation and dyspepsia
This medicine is a cVcent disiov-
-ery for the cure of all diseases of
the stomach and bowels. It not only
give* quick relief, but it makes per
ment cures.
Ur- Howard's specific lias been ^o
remarkably successful in curing con
slip: lion, dyspepsia and all liver
troubles that John M Klein is will
ins to return the price paid in ever*
rase where IT do*> not give relief
■Headaches. <oatwt tongue, diz/i
nes?, gas cm stomac h, spe< ks l*efoi .
the eyes; constipation, and all forms
«>f liver and stomach trouble are
soon cured "bv this scientific mc-di
i inc
So great is the demand for It's
speCifl. that Mt Kb Mi h;i' i been ah!e
to secure only a limited «uppl* and
every one who ts troubled with dys
pepsia. constipation. *jr livei trouble
should ’ all upon him at »»n<« 01
send <ents and get sixty doses
of the 1>.>I medKifif- *\i-r made on
this special half pH< < offer with In-
persona.! guarantee to refund th*
money if it does not cure »
< l.k lit SKIN f OMKs b ItctM
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<>lt \< K A. ( . t HI'Itt H
Prutra» ted meeting beginning tin
bth at ’t p m., conducted by Elder
S \\ Goode, paatot. to be assisted
by Eldei S. A. Mundy, of iintns-
wjik Ga . the latter part of week
Tlo- publir is cordially invited to at
tend
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Um For Ovnr 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
A.nncm iation to meet
The SmoaJ^h Live Stock Associa
non will hold a meeting at Smoaks
Saturday. August It Alt mem bet-
are urged to be present and the pub
lic u invited.
\ . A. < . PADGETT.
Smoaks Aug 7 President
The Oerk Guaranteed It.
A customer rame Into my store
the other day and said to one of my
Clarks, ’have you anything that wLi
oure diarrhoeaand m* clerk went
and got him g bottle of Thamber-
laln’s folic. Cholerg and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and said to hlm/*|f thia
does not cure you. I will net charge
you a cent for It.’ So he took It
home and came hack In a day or two
and said he waa cured.” write# J.
H Berry A Co . SaR Creek, Va. For
aale by all dealer*.
It is foolish tii'TihuHt you < wit xatn
a girod «lear rompb-xion by the use
of fa«c pnwdet Get at the root of
the trouble an»| thoioughly cleanse
He -stwm with a treat tree of Tr
King’s New Life PHD Gentle and
tmld'in action, do not gripe yet rhev
relieve the liver by their a. lion on
the bowels Good fot Voting, adult,
and aged Go after a clear compUx-
ion today "5c at yaur/di uggist
t COHIH TION
In the list of managers published
last week, the name of J D Mile*
'apfeeated as a manager for Lodge
v h*s should have been J. B Milev
iMiKs SLOAN’S LINIMENT HEI P
HHEI ILATISM
Ask fhe man who uses it. he
knows. * To think I suffered all
these rear, when uue :»5 cent bottl#
of Sloan s Liniment cured nte-”
wrireg one ■reatfni user If vou
have Rheumatism or safer from
Neuralgia. Backache. Serene*. a nd
Stiffness, don’t put of gettlog a bot
tle of Sloan’s It wR, K \ re Vm , aurh
welcome relief f wtrn , ^
soothe, the sore, stiff painful place#
and you feel ao much better. But
It at anv Drug Store, onlv 55 cents
tt«w cnnniencts riiHinberlnin’s Colic,
< bob*in an,| liiailhcM’n Remedy,
1 m-ver hesitate to recommend
< h.iinlo-rlain s Colic, Choleta and
Diarrhoea Remedy.” writes Sol Wil
liams. merchant. Jesse T.nn ”1
-edl niou of it than of any other pre
paration- of like character. J have
" ! “‘d it myself an.l found it gave me-
mcoe relief than anything e lse I ba*>-
e\, r tric’d fot the same- purpose ”
For - tie Im all dealers.
No.
This is a prwscriptioa piwpwrwd MpcciaHy
*of MALARIA o» CHILLS 4 PCVIPI.
riv* or six doses will break any case, aod
if taken then as ■ Ionic the Fever will ao<
return. It acta no the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 2Se
sEAMtoKE HOI Nl» TRIP EARKS
f nim WaltertHiro.
Woek-Hncl Excursion Karrs:
I- 15 to Isle of Palms. .
*.’ 15 to Strillvao’s Islathl
Tickets on sale for all trains on
each Saturday and for forenoon
ttaius on each Sunday from May 27
to Sept 11. inclusive, limited re
turning t 0 reach original starting
point prior to midnight of Tuesday
nrxt following date of sale.
Schedule* and further particulars
cheerfully furnished upon applica
tion to
D E MARTIN.
Ticket Agent.
Waltnrboro, S. C.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South
M alter properties. Lax-Poe
acts efiecurnly
disturb stomach. At the
time, it aids
d seer
restores the healthy functinas. 50c
digestiaa, aroasea the lieer and accretions
sad restoi
SHEKIKF’S SALK
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an execution issued
out of the Court of Common PletU
for Cof’eton county in tne case of
Ilillcjn-Hod^ SaI-< Coiupnny. Plain
tiff, vs. JameXlt McFarland trading
as McFarland Lumber Company, De
fendant. I ha\> levied upO/t iml will
offe - for Mile in one lot at puhli'* suc
tion to the highest bidder, on Fri
day, August 11th, iVK, at eleven
o'clock a. m., at the mill ot the Sa
vannah River Lumber Company at
Wiggins, S. C., the following lum
ber:
UJOSJ feet of 2 3-4x9 Box,
123 42 feet of Vx8 Culls and reil
heart.
54 feet of 1x12 Culls and red
heart.
12ft::2 feet of Ixld ( ulls aad reck
heart.
Total l«7.6«l feet.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
remove same forthwith.
J I). ACKERMAN.
Sheriff of Colleton County.
8-2-21
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t ANI»IRATES’ < AKI»S
Owing to the lack of space this
week, The Press and Standard de
sires to announce thus briefly the
following candidates for the various
offices. They each and all pledge
themselves to abide the results of
the Democratic primaries and to
support the nominees of the party:
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Heyward Town^hipX
FRANK G. BENTON.
G. S. CLARK.
S F. (’I'MMINOS.
H. J. GIVENS.
FRANK THOMPSON.
Warren Township.
K ‘SMITH.
FOR CONGRESS^
JAS G. PADGETT. ' ^
JRK HARD S. WHALEYf.
•’OR SOLICITOR
HE HER R. PADGETT.
GEORGE WARREN,
FOR SHERIFF
W. B. ACKERMAN, M. I
LUCAS C. PADGETT.
J. MILLIGAN PADGETT
J. T. POLK.
LOUIS !!. ZKIGLER.
M. 8EABR0QK
P. J. WILSON.
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alterhoro and \ erdier Tovvn««l»i|**.
J. E. BRYAN.
H. F. TOWLES
FOR MAGISTRATE
Verdier Township.
1 hereby announce myself a < un-
didate far re-election to the off.
of Magistrate of Verdier township
and pledge myself to abide th*- re
sults of the Democratic primaries.
Round. L, F. HILL.
For t’LERK OF 4XH RT
4. B. C Baus”) DuBOIS.
D. B. HUDSON.
P. M. JOHNS.’
W. II. SAUNDERS.
St MMONS FOR RELIEF
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN \
County of UoMeton.
In the Comt of Couknnn Pleas
J C. Lemacks. Plaintiff,
vs.
Guy Blown. Phoebe Brown and Edna
E Lawton, Defe ndants. . ‘
Summon* for Relief.
(Complaint not Served, i
To the- Defendants: Guy Brown.
Phoebe Brown and Edna E 1-aw-
ton. above named:
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint in
this action, of which a copy is this
day fried tn the offic.*- of the Clerk
of this Court at Walterboro. S. Car.
and to seine a copy of your answer
to the said Complaint on the sub
scriber. at his offices in Walterboro.
S. Car., within twenty days after
(he service hereof, exclusive of the
day of such service; and if you fail
to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded fn the complaint
Dated at Walterboro, S. Car , Julv
20th. IMfl
(Sigl J. M. MOORER.
Plaintiff's Attorney'
<Sig i D B HUDSON. (Sea>4
Clerk of Circuit Court.
To the Defendant. Guy Brown, above
named:
TAKE NOTICE that the Summons
and Complaint in this cause were
filed in the office of the Clerk of
Court for the County and State
aforesaid, on the 50th day of July
A- D.. 1916
J M. MOORER.
7-2«-3t. Plaintiff’s Attorney.
Yam Sims treed a squirrel in the
Gimlet Creek woods Thursday, hot
not being a dog. he could do nothing
1 ut stand anc‘ look at 44.
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for highway commissioner
J. W. HILL.
P G KEARSE.
J • E. MOORK.
R. R ULMER.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF EDUCATION
PL W BLACK, SR.
LOUIS C PADGETT
HUGO S. STRICKLAND.
For Cotton Weigher.
(At Walterbo ro.»
1 desire to announce myself a
►candidate for Cotton "Weigh.; at
! Walterboro. subject to the r*-'ills
, of the primary election If cl*-f t«<l
1 shall always be on th* job and
shall strive to give best \<f s. rvice
! ad fatisfactionX^
FRANK G CROSBY.
* Walterboro. X i
Brother Farmers:
I am a candidate foK t otton
Weigher at Walterboro, submit •
.the rules of the Democrat!. IkcH-
it. R. BLOl KElX
FOR NIAKTEK
JULIUS' E. BEACH.
R M. JEFFERIES.
E. H. (Nick i ULMER.
1 hereby announc*’ niys.jf a '-n
didate for Cotton Weigher W.!i i-
boro. subject to the primary etc -
tion
J. W. AVANT, Jr./'
Walterboro.
FOR t ( >Ro\ER
G. /JL ALL.
J M RENTON.
J. M BLACK
ISHAM W. DOPSON.
H. T (Toomer » HERNDON
COLUMBUS N LANGDALF
! 1 hereby announce mys.-lf -
| < andidatf. foi Cotton W*-ighet
Walterboro. subject to the rub - f -f
the Democratic party. I In*
the depot so can always gi'*
p*«*mpt service <*7 M. GRACf
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
GKO. W. BRUNSON.
JNO. (*. GOODWIN
B L. JONES. v
W W. SMOAK.
FOR MAGISTRATE
HelU Townehin.
JOE C. DRAWDY
H W HUDSON JR
J. E. W. morITis.
Rroxton Township. . -V
M. R. FREEMAN
J E HIERS
W. N. JONES.
J F. RENT*.
Blake and l-owndrw Townwhlpe.
W E. CAPERS.
F. H. KOER
G. W. SWEAT.
. Frailer TowMblp.
H. HODGES. '
P. G. MOORS.
mountain AND SEASHORE 1
CURSION
Fare* From Walterboro:
Baltimore. Md . . J 1' '
Washington. D. C U'-
Norfolk. Va 1"
Richmond. Va. . v . . . . ; 1”
Wilmington. N. C. 6 -5
Asheville, N. C 8 25
and to about 25 other resorts in
North and South Carolina at cor’’ee-
pondingly low fares; and the excu r
sion fares apply from many other
points in Souh Carolina and ♦'*
Southeast.
Tickets will be sold for a 'l trair*
on WEDNESDAY. AUGUST l f
1916. limited returning to rea<'
original starting point until mid
night of September 1. 1916.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Tor fares, schedule*, sleeping f*”
accommodations and any desired in
formation, call on
D. E. Martin.
Ticket Aaent.
Walterboro. S. •
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