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V -W4. - v*i** 232 and 234 KING STREET. 8HHRLESTON, S. 8. louse that gives you “SATISFACTION” or your money back. . * * * , ■» - * * ^ I THE LARGEST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE IN THE SOUTH— • 5 * , " o' • " _ • Orders Fr6m Merchants Filled With a Guarantee of Satifactkm. IEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKS ■ Stores are Filled to Overflowing vw ith the best of the Markets of the World s . ~ GREATEST OFFER fcVER MADE HEALTH ' In Colleton County. INSURANCE 5 DRESS GOODS ling, beautiful colorings able T.fTetta iilk at 50c « geable taffetta silk at ta silks at 50c per yard. tllk at ?5c per yatd. ilks, 86 Incbea wide at 0 up to $2 50 per vard. dst !*uita in silk, lawn, i. Priced from |5 to DRESS GOODS •—) Large assortment of all the n plaids - anil fancies from 18c to #1 50 pe r yard. Full import men t of all the plaid and faucy weaves, from 25c to f2 50 per yard. We carry the largest assortm nt of all the brat makes of black goods for dreas and morning. Write for samples. Plaid Taffetta silks in a large range of colorings for waists and iuits, 59, 59, 75, 1 00,1.89, 150 per yard. . Ladies alik jnmper suits, “the priced Irom fl4 to $30.‘per aQk. latest” OUR READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Are the most stylish to be found any where. Ladies Nobby Eton Suits, made of Pancv Plaids and Mixtures, Panamas, Voiles, Black and Colored Taffeta Silks. Price of silk suits range from $18 to $80, Worsted suits from $10 to $20. The newest weaves and colorings. Ladles princess anits, also new made of Lingerie, lawn and silka. Prices range from $19 to $14 per suit. 90 styles here to every one to be found in any other honae In the south. When you intend buying a waist, be it mtdras, lawn, Linen or silk, send us your meas ure, state what price yon want to pay, and we’il send you the prettiest and the cheapest waist you ever purchased. TWO TRIPS TO THE JAHESTOWN EXPOSITION AND TWO LADIES * UOLD WATCHES, ao YEAR GUARANTEE to be given to the four moet popular young ladiee in Colleton County, provided 25,000 vote* be cast. OUR PLAN II THIS Any yonng lady voted for before I 1 March 27th. will be considered a 1 candidate. After that time no new i names will be allowed. All persons paying subscriptions \ either old or new subscribers will be entitled to vote for any young lady in Colleton County whom they would like to win one of these prizes. The yonng lady receiving the high est number ot votes in each district will be entitled to one of the trips to the exposition. The one receiving The maw who Insures his Ma lb wise for his family. The man who insures his heattf Is wise both for his family and himself. 4 Y ou rosy fatware health by guard • % lug it. It is worth guar At the first attack of which generally ap| - through the UVER and mani fests Itself la Innumerable ways TAKE —m. / ^ Ms Pills And your health. Shoots Wife; Kills Self. Wichita, Kan*., May 11.—W. R. ^ r , * „ . , *- Pulton, who Friday night male an at- the next highest, will be entitled to tvmpt on the nre of h t„ former wUe, the gold watch. t commltuM auictdi* Saturday by shoot- \Ye have divided the county into |l1K His body,, was found In two districts, as follower lV * ra u roa d yards four District No 1. All persons who get blocks frob. where he attacked Mis. Fulton, *n<l stam her ihree timet. The woman ia not dangerously lalur*^. Fellow- the ihoo.lng a crowd of lug . chaaed Fulton. Intent on lywAAas their null at Walterboro, Williams, Stokes, Knffin, Lodge, Colleton. Weimer, Ehrhardt, McLaurin and Smoaks. , District No. 2. All persons who get b U 't he t*scaped their mail at CottageviUe, Getsinger, Round, Ritter, Green I’ond, Island- i ton, Salkehatchie, White Hall, Hen dersonville, Megretts, Ravenel, Osborn, Adams, Run, Biant, Jack- •oboro, Young’s Island, Weeks and Bryan. ” ’« VOTES A LI-OWED cialty of Ladies Muslin Underwear. Boys and Girls Clotting. Gents Furnishigs, Carpets, Mat- O' * . tings, Curtains and Upholstery Goods. V '• v V. ,A _ >r. Jaegers Sanitary Underwear and Ladles Home Journal Patterns 10 and 1Bc. d and Silver Jewelry. Tocks and Opitical Goods. Eyes illy fitted to proper Glasses. t v Repairing a Specialty. J. A. ViSTERBERG, Optician. WALTEKBOKO, 8. G. i Sal. table). .J Fla., attended the Memorial, where he met many of his old friends. Miss Mollic Padgett of Bedon, and Miss Lillie Mae Davis of Pleasant Grove are visiting near -Smoaks. Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock Rev Jones and Blackburn were here for the purpose of install ing Itev F A Drennan as pastor of the Corinth Churce. K L K. J/otfcss. JAMB K. MUaiFOT. JMO. H. PKURIFOT PKIRIFOT BROTHERS. Attorneys and . Counsellors at Law. All Bulasss given Prompt'Atteattsa.1 OVER THE i'RESS AND STANOARa WALTERBORO. - - - 8. C. ecu. indaru;— in i of dy your rain, finish ells spent mds and a ♦ /1 i of J J Charles- le for a rs Creek, y today, if Bells, rs Satur- lat little srof the ent last each at ule at last two Memorial Day at Island Creek. It was one of the most success ful memorials we have ever had at this place. Island Creek is well known, in fact it is one of the oldest burying grounds in Colleton Countv and some of the loading oflicers are laid to rest at this place- Among them are Hon Lonis O’Brian, P . K Linder and Williom O’Brian. It ia a beautiful place with large trees, and it is well kept. It was the occasion of the 11 of May, and has been for the past five years- ” 1 ‘ The .exercises opened at 11 o’clock, the meeting was called to order by A J ! Linder, who is My Debt Friend. Alexander Benton, who lives on Rural Rout* 1, Fort Edward, N. Y.. aavs; “Dr King’* New Diacoverv u mV beet earthly friend. It enred me of Mtbraa six veare ago. It haa alao per formed a wonderful cure of incipient consumption for my sou’a wife. The first bottle ended the terrible cough, end this accomplished, the other symp toms left one by one. until she was per fectly welt. Dr King’s New Discovery’s power over coughs end colds ia simply marvelous.” No other remedy has ever equaled it. Fully guaranteed by Druggist. 50c and $1. Trial bottle free. W. D. BENNETT, Attorney at Law WALTERBORO, - 8. C. Prompt and Efficient Service Guaratoed Loans Negotiated. Office Court Honse Square imm Real Estate, Brokerage '[and Inatiranca. LOANS NEGOTIATED. Housta to H*nt. Opposite the Market, WALTERBORO, 8. O. —— 3 months subscription to The Prern and Standard, 25 votes. 6 months subscription to The Press and Standard, 50 votes. 1 tears subscription to The Press and Standard, 100 votes. 2 years subscription to The PreM and Standard, 250 votes. 3 years subscription to The PreM and Standard, 500 votea. .• Coupons will also be published in each week’s issue, good tor 5 votea. CONTEST OPENS FEBRUARY FIRST AND CLOSES JUNK FIF- TEKNTH. All subscribers paying after Jan. 31st, will be entitled to vote. So clip the attached coupon, fill out the blanks, and mail it to us with your remittance. Proper credit will be given and the results pub lished each week until June 15. NOW IS THE TIME TO ENTER YOUR CANDIDATE. Watches are on exhibition at S- Finn’s and J. A. Westerberg’s Jew elry Storei. Mitchell Recovering Slowly. Spring Valley. 111.. May 11. Tb* 4 physician In attendance on Frmidtmn John Mitchell, of the United Mlae* Workers’ union, eaye his patient t* gaining strength every day. Mitchell takes Ion* sleep*. Th‘ pains from the operation am gone. It la expected final recovery glow, but all (kinger will ECZEMA and PILE CURE purr Knowing what il waa to • fer * will give FREE OF CHARGE to aay •.dieted a poaiuve earn for V ma. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. Pilae Skin Diseases. Instant mliof. ZMB*« ■offer longer, Write ¥ W WILLaaMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New Yerk. Enoloee Stamp. Hat Died from Hie Burne. New York, May 11—Stephen Mat- therson, a coffee importer, wbene home in FUibush. waa destroyed by fire early Thursday, died Friday night ss the result of burns and In juries received while reeculng hie Wife end children from the flames. Mr. \fat - hereon was 36 years old. Itortag ^ie ■*.'#, Mrs. Ada Deppln. of Lmrie- ville, a gUHst of the family, was auf- f ocated. S s V.. 0 O* “ R cr S' o B £ O H 5* | _ Mental Explosion. Wall Street Journal. It ia higly* important that we should use the right words in de fining things. instead of “stealing” we should say "indiscretion,” instead of stealing, we should say “misappro- pritaion;” instead of ‘‘murder, we now have this more convenient general manager. Mr Liuder wel- j phrase "mental explosion, corned the visitors and then in-1 The term will also come in handy troduced Rev Sam Vaughan of j ftjr newspaper paragraphed and caricaturists. For instance, whfn CottageviUe, who delivered an j Harriman again uge9 the UDion Pa able address, next was Rev hd c jf, c K nr p] n8 to boy another railroad Craven, but on account of sick- it will onljr be necessary to pescribe ness he was not with us. He was ir " » „mental explosion. e spent iers. Mr od Jeff iss Ida married je. We happy naelf tn- oolish. Killed by Funny Story. Trenton Dispatch to N. Y. Press. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bennett, Wife of Fred K. H. Bennett, of Trenton, is dead as the result of a funny story told by her husband a week ago. I yi* 1 i I 'I o i 2 ! r w c o B> B J ^ E i o B ■ I! to 0 I Mi • : 4\ sri fl ! very much missed. The exercises closed until afternoon. In a few minutes the tables were loaded with good thigs to eat, to suit every ones appetite. After dinner the meeting was ^ _ _ again called to order and the Rev J she laughed so heartily that she burst Thick W arreu delivered an ad- L Wood tod de>th a(ter dress. A number of eonee were days of intense suffering, sung by the children. The day Three veart ago Mrs Bennett’s two was spent and every body went sons were drowned together‘^hile home feeling much benefitted. swimming in the canal Sheriff L G Owens of Walter- The Bennetts were at dinner when boro was a welcome visitor. the husband told the fatal Joke, which Birdie Beach of Jacksonville- «*» •**>'* » J«mg man who telephon ed to hn wife that six or eight of their relative* were coming to din* ner snd that she had better get a | slice of ham for the meal The wife laughed until she became unconscious. Despite the best med ical and surgical skill that could be procured, Mrs Bennett suffered great agony before she passed away. - — When a girl sends you her photo- graph if. * «ign HBOtonl*. It’s as easy to gat the reputation of fellow” as it is hard to when age bringi wisdom \uisidn strengthens v jfeebled by increasing their flesh ^*4 J. G. HIOTT, Attorney at Law, All business given prompt attention. Office next door to J. S. Griffin WALTERBORO, S. C. J. M. WALKER, Attorney At Law OmcE Court House Square. WALTERBORO, 8. 0. OFFICE OF Op. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SERGEON - Office Hours: OPPOSITE Farmere aud MarchaaU Bank. WALTERBORO. 8. O. I i II I I ! S j s 0 — PI >0 PI in in > a m H > Z a >; po a n o z H s Chrsen Visiting Professor. Carrbri ’■'('. M.t >».. Mjv 11. former W illi in: Hrnty SchoBold, pro- fp-.- jr of coniparative literature at Harvnril^mihfruity. has okosea visiting pruft’s-or at thr univrnilty of Ik-rlin for the araTemic year 1907 anvl 1908. Professor Schofleld toes to the German university In exchant* fur a professor who comes from that institution to Harvard in accordawesi with a custom established threw years ago. I « ► S A Well Kuowu Remedy. One of the oldest, safest and favorably known remedies in the worm today is Brandreth’s Pills—a blood jmr- ' ifler and laxatiVs. Being purely ble they can be used by old or with perfect safety and while ! remediee require Jncreaaed doeee finally oeaee altogether, with Be reth’s Pills the same dose always the same effect no matter how i they are taken. Ore or two pill* each night for a while is the beet known for any one troubled with stipation. indication, dispepato or trouble arising irom an impure the blood. Barndreth'a Pills have been in urn fer over century and are sold in every dreg and medicine store, either plain or mg- ar-coated. The king may gire the honor, hut thou are to. make thyself honorable. —German. - * fC- I. . IV T-- T • hkby with tha food for healthy growth. UGOlITSi 80c. AND 8I.OO. being a "good get rid of it i W. A. Sanders. Dealer !n Staple and Fancy Groceries. Vegetables, Prult snd Confectionery. Dewitt's Carbolized Witch Haaai Salve does not merely heal oa the surface; It penetrates the pores and promptly ret is res pain, caused by boils, burau, mb and sklu diseases. It is especially good for piles. Beware of imitations. Bold by John M Klein. When a girl never looks at tnj mania a street oar ifi a signiha M with hm: mother.