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w GREATEST OFFER EVER MADE "^In Colleton County. „ 232 and 234 KING STREET. CHARLESTON, S. C. The house that gives you “SATISFACTION^ or your money back. —THE URGES! WHOLESALE,MD RETAIL DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE IN THE SOUTH— c Orders From Merchants Filled With a Guarantee of Satifaction. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKS Our Stores ore Filled to Overflowing vw Ith the best of the Markets of the World Tint’s Pilb Dyspepsia, Constipatioa, Ski TWO TRIPS TO THE JAHESTOWN EXPOSITION AND TWO LADIES OOLD WATCHES, so YEAR ' GUARANTEE , . ■ - to be eiren to the four most popular HCOOdt he. Biliousness leton IVantr A«4 ALL DISEASES arialae fce* • Torpid Liver and Bod DigesU— SILKS AND DRESS GOODS - l . Fancy ulk tailing, beautiful colorings at 49c per yard* 19 inch changeable T.fietta iilk at per yard. 50c 36 Inch changeable $1. per yard. taffetta ailk at Box Bay taffetta allka at 5pc per yard. 37^ch Rajah silk at ?5c per yard Black taffetta silka, 36 tncbea wide at 85, $1. $1 25, $1 50 np to $2 50 per yard. Ladies shirt waist suits in ailk, lawn, linen and lingere. Priced from $5 to $36 per anlt. 4 DRESS GOODS a Large assortment of all the n plaids and fancies from 18c to $1.50 pe r yard. Full assortment of all the plaid and fancy weaves, from 25c to $2 50 per yard. We carry the largest assortra nt of all the btst makes of black and morning. lack goods for Write for samples. Plaid Taffetta silks in a large range of colorinrs for waista and iuits, 59, 59, 75, 1.00,1.39,1 50 |>er yard. Ladies silk jumper suita, “the latest” priced tram $14 to $30. per salt. OUR READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Are the moet stylish to be found any where. Ladies Nobby Eton Suits, made of FaocWPIekts and Mixtures. Panamas, Volles,45tsck end Colored Taffeta Silks. Price of silk suits range from $18 to $30, Worsted suits from $10 to $20. The newest weaves and colorings. Ladles princess suits, aleo new made of Lingerie, lawn and silka. Prices range from $11 to $14 per suit. 10 style* here to every one to be fonnd in any other house in the south. When you Intend buying a waist, be it madras, lawn, Linen or silk, send us your meas ure, state what price you want to pay, and we'U send you the prettiest and the cheapest waist you ever purchased. . I * 0 ^ We make a specialty of Ladies Muslin Underwear. Boys and Girls Clothing. Gents Furnishigs, Carpets, Mat- % tik tings, Curtains and Upholstery Goods. » Agents For Dr. Jasgsrs Sanitary Underwear and Ladlea Home Journal Patterns 10 and ISc. Gold and Silver Jewelry. ^ <> ' r ' - - i ..t i .. ^ Watches, Clocks and Opitical Goods. Eyes tested and carefully fitted to proper Glasses. Fine Repairing a Specialty. J. A. ViSTERBERG, Optician. WALTERBORO, 8. C. (Next to G. D. May’s Sal, table). The Danger of Summer Separation*. Long summer separations between husband and wife are unwise tempo rary divorces that often leave a long trail of sorrow, grief and misunder standing: They do not 1 actually wreck home and happiness, bat they are an hnnecessary risk, like “rock ing a boat,” a foolish experiment that may overturn and swamp it. When one member of the home firm a long solitaire vacation and the other stays at home i* loneli- mm, Cupid, though blind, sees trouble ahead. With two who love each other the temporary separation may be the thin edge of the wedge of a permanent growing apart. Them •olo vacations force each into a new environment in which the other has no part; they lessen the sweetness of mutual dependence; they break the oontiunity of loving conferenoe and constant confidence; they make it easier for each to face life’s problems alone instead of hand-in-hand. The regular annual exodus of the miniature honeymoons, bringing re newed love to both, but long vacations from each other are what the insur ance companies term “extra-hazard- risks.”—William Geo* Jordan in the 1/ June Delineator. One Hundredth Anniversary. , MUled*ev«Ma, Oa., May IS.—The elty of MAUadcavllfe In making elab orate preparation* for celebrating the one-hiundredMi anniversary e< the lint meeting of the general assembly of Georgia ip what was <beu the n«w capital of the «tate. The celebra tion Is set for Wednesday, May 19th, and will be lielii In connection with tb* commencement of the Georgia Mil* ttary college, whoee home i* In the oid capltol bulTding. Prg/ggtiaaZ J/otio##. TYNER’S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY. A Guaranteed Cure: II you Buffer from Dyspepala or In- digestion in any from, gas, belching, bit ter taste, offensive bed breath, dizzy spells, soar stomach, heart flutter, nau sea, gastritis, loathing of food, pains or •welling m the stomach, hack or side, deep-seated kidney or liver trouble, then *hev will disappear in a short tuna after taking Tyner’s Dyspepsia, Remedy made especially to earn Dyspepsia In digestion and ell Stoma-h Troubles even of the worst cases. Tyner's Dys pepsin Remedy expUs the gases and ■western the breeta. It ceres flick Hecdache, Colic and Constipation at once. Druggists or by express 60 cent* a bottle. Aloney refunded If It fall* to care. Medical advice and circular free by writting to Tyner Remedy Co., Au gusta, Gs. Sold by John M Klein. From the number oi clergymen get ting into trouble lately it appears that it is not the wicked alone who wife, because she has a restless desire, in ■kppenr places. to get away somewhere, because she has friends who insist on her accom - panying them, or because she fears the neighbors will think she cannot afford to go away—these are the forms of voluntary separation for weeks and months that are dangerous and sometimes even prove a short cut from matrimony to alimony. The theory that husband and wife •henld be separated occasionally so that they may appreciate each other the mesa is a dangerous doctrine Vacations with each other may be new Engaged oouples don’t seem to other people half as foolish as other people seem to engagpd couples to be 10 the way. &>me mevi are guided and some others are guyed. '•Fishing was invented to make man appreciate how different going to church is. Falling in love doesn’t lower an effort’s opinion of himself. 4 girl can forgive you for not be ing in love with her, but never for j not making love to her. Scoffs Emulsion strengthens enfeebled y ■ ‘‘FX .gr. . pf* ’ - i by v^nrcmiiig tbeir flesh end force. Y* p- ' . ;-•» ..■■■- v- ; . V ”, • h provides beby with fhe neciittry fat •Dd nunerel feed for healthy growth. ^ ALL toftUOOltTti SOo. AND $I.OO. Called to Louisiana Pastorate. Atlanta. May 18.—Rev. G. Walter Casque, a graduate of the present seasiou of Atlanta Theological Sem inary, has been cabled to the tflhetor- at» of the First Congregational church of Lake diaries, La. He wIM assume dLarge of the church on tbe flrtfct of June. He has been pre- Ndlnf over a flock since he was II yean of age, and ha* tor the past four years been serving various churches as temporary pastor, pen4- JAum k. PcnmiFoT, jno. h. reuamrr PIDRIFOY BROTHERS. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. All Business given Prompt’Attentlon.! OVER THE PRESS ANO STANDARD. WALTERBORO. - - - 8. C- W. D. BENNETT, Attobnet at Law WALTERBORO, - 8. C. Prompt and Efficient Service Quarateed Loans Negotiated. Office Court House Square young ladies in Colleton County, provided 25,000 votes be cast. OUR FLAK II THIS Any young lady voted for before March 27th. will be considered a candidate. After that time no new names will be allowed. All persons paying subscriptions either old or new subscribers will bs entitled to vote for any young lady in Colleton County whom they would like to win one of these prises. Tbe young 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 tbe next highest, will be entitled to tbe gold watch. We have divided the county into two districts, as follows: District No 1. All persons who get tbeir null at Walterboro, Williams, Stokes, Kuffin, Lodge, Colleton. Weimer, Ehrbardt, McLaurin and Smoaka District No. 2. 511 persons whe get their mail at Cottageville, (Msinger, Round, Ritter, Green Pond, Island- ton, Salkehatchie, White Hall, Hen dersonville. M egret U, Ravenel, Osborn, Adams, Run, Brant, Jack- soboro, Young’s Island, Weeks and Bryan. . VOTES ALLOWED \ 3 months subscription to The Press and Standard, 25 votes. 6 months subscription to Tha Press and Standard, 50 votes. 1 years subacriptioa to Ths Press and Standard. 100 votes. 2 years subaoriptioa to Tha Prim and Standard, 250 votes. 3 years subscription to Tha Prem and Standard, 500 votes* Coupons will also be published in each week’s isaue, good lor 5 votes CONTEST OPENS FEBRUARY FIRST AND CLOSES JUNK FIF TEENTH. All subacribera paying after Jan. 31st, will be entitled to vote. So clip the attached coupon, fill oat the blanks, and mail it to us with your remittance. Proper credit will be given and the results pub lished each waek until Jane 15. NOW IS THE TIME TO ENTER YOUR CANDIDATE. Watches are on exhibition at S> Finn’s and J. A. Westerberg’s Jew elry Store j. Take No Substitute.. DEATH SENTENCE FOR LYLE. Man Charged with Killing Wlfa OR Babe Must Pay Penalty. Waycraae, Oa., May 18.- Judge Thomaa passed tbe of death on Harry E. Lyle, oonwlM- ed of the murder of his wif*. Bute Lyle, and Ms tour-moulhs-cM bake. Not for seventeen years baa a deals ■ecrfence been paaaed in ths coast bouse o< Ware county, and ths soana Friday was made mors impressive by the tolling of the b*H in ths tosrsr above. Lyle will be hanged on Friday, Jon* tl, between the hour* of 10 a. as. and 1p.m. Tbs Lyle Jury stood on ths Brte ballot eight for conviction and loar for a recommendation to mercy, tbs second ballot resuttng in a ui verdict sentence. £CZEMA and PILE CURE FREE Knowing what it was Is mi.- fer T will give FREE OF CHAROB. to any ..dieted a positive ours for Eon ma, Salt Rhsnia, Erysipelas, PUsa MM Skin Diseases. Instant relief. •offer longer. Write F W W1 400 Manhattan Avenue, New Term. Enclose Stamp. Kicked by Horee, Boy Dlea. Atlanta. May 11—Friday afterwsun Oook Brantloy. It roars old. MbB lbs feed on the head by the borne fin was trying to ride, and died frona Ms injuries In less than an hour’s time. The little boy was the son of W. N. Brantloy, who Mr as near Bast Daks. The father was formerly a conductor on tho Control of Georgia railway. Grand Chapter Eaetem Star. Warrenton, Gs,, May 11.-4 grand chapter of the Order «t Eastern Star convened and Friday of thi* weak. Sixty representatives were The Christie chapter, at this pteos. was represented by Miss This Mc Gregor , worthy matron; Dr. O. R- Matter, worthy patron, and MtsoOsne McGregor, asaociate matron. k-* % log the school. completion Of his course ia For a cold or a conght lake Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syruy. It is BETTER ban any other cough remedy because U laxative principle assures a healthy, copious action of the bowels and at the same timeit heals irritation of the throet strengthens the bronchial tubes and, allaya inflammation of the mnooua mem brane. Contains Honey and Tar, pleasant to take. Children like it. Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Bold by John M Klein. A woman can’t help being suspic ious of her husband unless he pre- onds he wants to wear some of her hair in a watch chtin locket. > A man is always too busy at the office to go to a funeral unless it’s a horse race. My Best Friend. Alexander Benton, who lives on Rnral Rente 1, Fort Edward, N. Y., "Dr King’s New Discovery is my best earthly friend. It cared me of asthma six yean ago. It has also per formed a wonderful cure of incipient consumption for my son’s wife. The firat bottle ended the terrible congb, and this accomplished, the other symp toms left one by one, until she was per fectly well. Dr King's New Discovery’s power over coughs and ooklfl is rimply marvelous.” No other remedy has ever equaled it. Folly gnereateed by Druggist. 60o and $1. Trial bottle ' w IX D. IIHI Real Estate, Brokerage Tand Inwiiranct. LOAN8 NEGOTIATED. Houses* to Hent. Opposite the Market, WALTERBORO, 8. 0L I 5 oa Georgia Fireman Organesl, Cedurtown, Ga., May 18.—C. C. Bunn, Jr. t-of Cedar town, was eteAc- b4 preeident, and Frank Maniy, of Dal ion, secretary and treasurer of the Georgia Firemen's associatiea, which organized Friday night. J. C. HIOTT, Attorney at Law, All business given prompt attention. Office next door to J. S. Griffin WALTERBORO, S. C. J. M. WALKER, Attokkky At Law Omoa Ootfnt Houss Bqvaks. WALTERRORO, 8. O. A Snooting Occurs In a Saloon. Atlanta. May II.—Cbaigtef that Sre. was htt MMi an empty whteky bottle, M. F. Lyon, a bartender* on Friday night «hot W. H. FalW. a aalooatat, in the left breast while eteoffing In the Globe saloon os Broad street. The rea^canse of tho Shoot- Icg^ Jt U aMogcd, U the rewiii of some recent arreste that were mode by tha poMce in which Uoa figured. Faith, skhongh very ierionaly wound ed, was never unconscious and talk ed freely about the matter while waft ing iar the ambulance. The atten dants at tha ImAnaary etate that the saiooaist is aerionaiy wounded wfii OFFICE OF Dp. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours OPPOSITE Fanners and Merchants Bank. WALTERBORO, S» O. W. A. Sanders. ] Dealer la - • Staple and Fancy Grocerle*. ' .p : Vegetables, Prult and. Confectionery. Vi* ■ ■ •' * if ! ~ A Well Known Remedy. One of the oldest, safest and meet favorably known remedies in the world today is Brandreth’s Pills—a blood par tner and laxative. Being purely vegeta ble they can be need by old or yoamfi with perfect safety and white Mhar remedies require increased doses md finally cease altogether, with Biaad- reth’a Pills the same dose alwej* has the mme effect no matter how leog they are taken. Ore or two {Mila tafiaa each night for a while is the best thing known for any oaa troubled with osa- ■tipation. indiestion, dispepsia or nay trouble arising from an impure Mate M the blood. Barn die th’s Pills have been in Meter over century and are sold in every drag asd medicine store, either plain ar sng- ar coated. SS ►n • o ? • t Meets in Augusta, Gs., Naxt. ‘Barannah, Ga^, May 18.—Toe coa- vention of the Eiplrcopel dftoceae of Georgia came to a close Friday af ternoon. Next year the conveatlca will take place in Auguita, but at that time the convention will be rep resentative of but one-half tbe churches In the state. At about tee me lime probably, the first conven tion of the northern diocese win be befd..,. The meeting of the general convention of the church wiM be fiald in Richmond in the fail, and tee M- vtefon of the <kocese of Qeosgte. which wo* voted Friday, will fie xte- tiled. Immediately thereafter «r «a aooa as organisation of tbe can be effected, the northern wll be effective. _ .M •J ii I u 8 wv A.S- ■ -es _ - w WM»|4_v Mte ■ e utwiU'R utnmiMa ▼fiioa bait# dose not merely fisal ou ths surface; is wptly ret' _ jnna, ouSl is especially good riias Beware of iautaiioas. Sold by John M Klein. Probably there would be no fan in feeling Usy if we didn’t here to vwk. Befit theWagmte the Hill The load seems lighter—WagoB ar longer—Yon wake r, and have morel V ". ILi %-t < n-