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t K ;»c*’ oS ^ac&: •ALCOHOL 3 PLK CENT. AVc^etaWp PrpiwuionCr.ls sirailaiin^ihfFoaJanIRp^uh •it^(k’SiomaflBaDilI)ow«lsrf Infants/Childrkn Pfomoles Di§p»(wnfliifrfy ness and Rntloouins flenter Opium Morphine mrMucrji. Not Narcotic. mstorm For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Aperfcd Remedy forComlffr tton. Sour StoaadLDtantat WormsfonvutswnsJwwtth nesswdJLossOFSEEEP. I NtWYOHC At O m<>.'1L *• ohl JJ Dost s - \ >ts Cofjr of return wiith her sister to Charleston, where she expects to spend sereral •days with relatires and friends. Mrs W A Gilmore, of Ridfleland, and Mrs Henry Tuten, of Green Pond, visited Mrs Koea Fox last week. Miss Edith Karnwell, of \onng , g Island, paid her jiarents a flying visit Sundry. James Heyward, of Cnarleston, paid Mr and Mrs Henry Barnwell a pleasant call hist evening. Well, as my spectacles are broken and the light is so dim to my eyes 1 will close before this hits the waste basket? Wishing The Press and Standard to continue in its great work. 1 am old, . * Methuselah. May 11, 1907. Thaks 1 desire to thank my many friends and customers for their liberal patronage during the Millinery Opening. Any thing furtber.you need in the way of SPRING iK m irsae DRESS GOODS In Use For Over Thirty Years Good Word* for Chamberlain’a Cough Remedy. People everywhere take pleasure in | teatifynu to the good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mr* hdwatd Phillips of Barclay, Md, writes: “I wish to lelt you that I can j recommend Chamberlain's Cough. Kemeuy. My little girt, Catherine, who is two years old, has beeu taking ! this remedy whenever she has haul ■ cold kiuce she was two mouths old. About a mouih ago 1 contracted a dreadful cold myself, but I took Cham- beriaio’s Cough Keme«'y and was soon 1 as well 4a ever." Ibis remedy la loc sale by John M Klein. , can [be found at my store. A full line} always on hand and pricts reasonable. Mrs. W. A. Black. ■Mmsmm Letter Proa Adana Rise. Editor Pros and Standard: Hera I am again all mnilea. Why? Be cause onr little town it no longer in darkness, bat in a floood of ligb|. Tbs track and rice planters have moved their families into town to •pend a delightfnl summer. 8- FitrMmmons has moved hie fbmily in their handsome home on Main Street Folks can look back to tbs time when there was but a few built up homes in ibis little town. And look now what an improvement Thongh I am afraid to say too mnch •boat the different attractions of this place, because somebody eke may want to change things just a little. The happy little band that lives here seem to be perfectly satisfied with the situation. o Mm J M Tnten and little Mias Lela t of Charleaton, are spending a few week* with parents at He Oaks. Mm John Garvin and little son, Willie, of Jacksonboro, am visiting MrsJ R Fox at Adams Run this week. Mm Besiehea is visiting Mm S J Ramph. Mrs J R Fox, who has been quite ill returned home much to the dc light of her family. She has been aflieted with typhoid fever and we are happy to say she ia improving nicely. Dr J T Taylor baa been quite ill for some time, hot we are glad to tee him oat among his friends again. H I Mills of Columbia, visited Adams Run, and Charleston last week. Miae Carrie Fox, of Osbera, will I . JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION Rates from Walterboro, S. Q., as follows: Season Ticket $22.15 sold daily April 19th to November 30th. 60 dav ticket $18.80 sold daily April 19th to November 30th. 15 day ticket $16.15 sold daily April 19th to November 30th. Coach excursion $10.90 sold each Tuesday; limit 7 days En dorsed “Not good in parlor or sleeping cars.” Through Pullman weeping cars, from Port Tampa and Jack sonville, Fla., Atlanta and Augusta, Ga. Wilmington, N. C.. via ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY © « Write for a beautiful illustrated folder containing maps, des criptive matter, list of hotels, etc.. For reservations or any information, address W. J. CRAIG, Passenger Traffic Passenger, T. C. WHITE, General Passenger Agent WILMINGTON, N. C Botliel Dot/. Editor Press and Standard: Plea«e allow mtr space iu your valuable paper to relate a few items. Miss Lola Preacher dined with Miss Nellie Ulmer a few Sundays ago. Mias Nellie Ulmer, of Ruffin, and Miss Amelia, and Pope Rants of lalandton, were the honored guests of Mias Estelle, and Maud Copeland Saturday night last Mm K H Ulmer was called to the bedside of her sick daughter, Mm James Kinsey, near Branchville last week. , Mias Macrena Benton was the guest ol Misses Minnie and Nellie Ulmer Sunday last Stonewall Ulmer visited the home of Richard Carter, last So nday night. Rev B R Ulmer preached an able sermon last Sunday at Bethel No 2. Among thoee attending were: Joshua Catterton, Rngns, and Attie Bryan, Stonewall and Leith Ulmer, Johnie Padgett C W Ulmer, Jr, and Henry Bryan. Miss Alvia Breland, one of Pine Grove’s charming young ladies visit ed Bethel Sunday last Mrs J R Copeland visited the home of C W Ulmer last Saturday. The Misses Breland, of Doctor’s Creek, visited Bethel last Sunday. Amicus. May 10, ’07. “AND HAS TO FAT IT” Who among us has not been called upon to pay a bill a second time— AND HAD TO PAY IT- P o 0 because we could not produce proof of the first pay ment? All who use actual cash in making payments have this experience. Those who PAY BY CHECK on the FAR MERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, are spared the annoyance and expense of paying twice for the same thing > for we always have a positive and indis putable receipt for every payment made through us. This service rendered by us is absolutely free. A bank account is a modem luxury that costs you nothing. M Try it” and “Not have to pay it” a sec ond time. • ^ Farmers and Merchants Bank. « * , e 4% paid in Sawings Dept Compounded Quarterly. -i The Ma'riages ol a Family Of CfcU dren, Following are the marriage*od W K Pa&gett’a children, wIkx* wife died 18 years ago and le®? him with his live little ehildree to raise and care for, but . the help of his sister, he di 1 wel and now they are nil married.^ and the four boys live near hive*, hi* daughter living about mile* away. Oldest and lir*t to marry wm; M B Padgett to Miss Call* Hisher,daughter of Tyler Kishec who lived at Evergreen churok They were man ied Feb 2, !*(*. by Dr LG Saunders. The pecos A to marry was Mis* Claudio Pad gett to David II Seiglor Iv'und. Sept20, 1003, by Rev i C Davis. Third was <\ OAFsV ^ gett, the third son, to Mips 51 nie Beach of Mt. Carmel, davgj* ter of W K Beach, Mar 19, UWL by Dr I G Saunders. Fourth w* A J Padgett, the baby, to Sallie Carter of Mt Ci daughter of 0 K Carter, Maxrk 17, 1907, by Rev E D Crave* it Pleasant Grove church, f ifte* <ast but not least, i* A B PadgrJ** the second son, to Mis* Ida Htn Risher, youngest child of Hisher, April 21, 1907, hr M**- Float, at Evergreen chord*. Ami now the only chance another Mrs Padgett is for tfo* fattier to get him another wOt. Quees Who. »•< J Wonderful Eczema Pore. "Oor little bo? had eczema foi A* ▼ears.” writes N A Adams, Henrieast Pa. “Two ot oar home doctors aaiditefc case was hopeless, his laogs tatac affected. We then employed attew doctor! bat no benefit resalted. chance we reed about Electric Bitnswt boaght a bottle and soon notload provemeat. We continued this cine no til several bottles were when car boy was completely Beat of ell blood medicine# and hntldlng health tomes GnaronMeti John M Klein's dreg store. 50c. i f 1 f Ferry Confederate MenumerW. Perry. Ga.. May 11.—HoTO county confederate veterans wlA Mi their annual reunion In Perry tail the date to be announced kites;, which time Houston county Daughters of the Confederacy., s lay the foundation for n beautlfnlea federate monument, the contract which'has been given. Il I I USX ARRIVEn /tom Cb c flnamifactiKcr I Declares t Per Cent. Dawson, Gar; Mayr 11.—At a meeting of the director# Of the era' Oil and Fertiliser company an annual dividend of 8 per cent declared on the capital stock of J 000. May Remove County Bits. Girard, Ale., May 11.—A as meeting of the citizens of Girarfa t been called by the city council '• held at the council chamber t* steps toward , removing the routty seat front Seale to tltir .plane. • •• TYNER’S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY. A Guaranteed Cure: !. II you suffer from Dyspepsia or Iu- 1 digestion in any from, giu, belching, bit ter taste, offensive bad breath, diuy j spelt*, sour stomach, heart flutter, nau sea, gastritis, loathing of food, pains or swelling in tne stomach, back or side, deep seated kidney or liver trouble, then 'b*y will disappear != a short time after taking Tyner a Dyspepsia, Remedy made eopeclally to ou«e Dyspepsia In digestion and all htotaa :h Troubles ! even of tne worst caooj. Tyner's Dye pepsia Remedy explls the gases and i awtete is the bra# in. It cmea Sick He*:dacha, Colic and Constipation at once. Druggist* or by express 60 cents a bottle, .doney refunded if it falls to care. Medical advice and circular free by writting to Tyner Keroeoy Co., Au gusta, Go. Bold by John M Klein. J - ~-r I Never Loses His Head. Many years n^». when William J Btillman of New York cifjT ana ro porting a disturbance In Greece for tbe London Times, a report wns sent out that be had been beheaded. One of his friends, bearing the report, tele graphed to the correspondent this mes sage: "Rumor here that your bead has been taken off. Is It true?*' It was not until the message bad been sent that It occurred to the sender that If the rumor were true Stillman would be tbe last man in tbe world to speak about it. But tbe message reached Btillman. and this was his reply: "My dear boy. a newspaper man never loses bis bead." - A new and stylish line of Clothing consist ing of suits, serge and Alpaca coats and separate pants. Also a nice line of Men’s Youths and Misses Straw Hats, and a com plete line of Ladies, Misses’ and children’s blippers, any quality and any price. Don’t fail to see them before buying. As you know we represent the Brown Shoe Co. This is a sufficient guarantee. For a cold or a conght take KeiiMtW'o Laxative Cough Hyruv. It la BETTOR- than any other cough remedr its laxative principle asauros a boaitty. copious action of tbe bowels and it Isas «imc timelt heals Irritation ot thetkwNk stiengtbans the bronchial tubes allays iuflammatinu of the mucous s braoe. Uontalcs Honey and Tar. pies to lake. Children like it. K<nnfori*' No j the National Pure Food anti Drug Sold by John M Klein. 1 GRACE & WARREN I n b S fl - * KILLth* COUCH am CURB th« LUNGS n *"™ Dr. King’s New Discovery for cm* MW gjl TBMAT MB UJM TROUBLES. OP ALL KINS D3NE AT Zbe press anb Stanbarb. / * Johm M, Klein. We.have just received a new stock of letter and note paper, bill heads and ftatements, enve lopes of all kind* ari colors. SATISPAeTION GUARANTEED Prices reasonable which we will gladly quote you. Blank legal forms of all kinds always carried in stock. Gall and see ns when in town. What Good Roads Cost. Int«*iv*ting fai-U as to the. co^t «C main road malntcunnce iu the ruanty; of Yorkshire, England, are amh ter Consul Walter C. Hamm of Hub Tter mads were well constructed orighaMjr and are well cared for now. At J» m. rare right to aoe a rutty or country road tii the neighborhood, all of them am macadamized, drained and kept iu good repair, consequence one horn* can draw al which would require two or horses over the usual country mob ha America. There are about 1.100 of road in the county, and the ct<A the road* has increase) 1 from $71 iu isor* to ShlU.000 in UhkJ. and thrs per mile from $034 to $.'<12 in thrus period. There ia a constant to Increase in tbe coat of main tuna ml but this increase Is In part acew for by the construction of and tbe placing of granite protect the roads from Injury hr — ley Una*. ,j w