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morningT' ^ r0ln 8nc * 1 ■ocial intercourae with o >r The candy and flower booth waa fellow creatures could not be e ii- dainttly decorated in pink and white jnated. presided over by Miw Amy Fitz There were many distin; nis iei i Simons who quickly disposed *of her visitors at our Kazaar, Miss Flo rie sweet wares, and was tlie recipient of ( Williams of Walter boro, Mr, I K all the lovely sweet peas donated by Wilson of Charleston, Miss Claire; The Hind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been r* in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature oi and has been made under his per sonal sapervidon since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and ** Jnst-aa-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Inlknts and Children—Experience against Experiment. ; What is CASTORIA Castoria Is a harmless substitute fogj^astor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. 1 It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic mbs taupe. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms _ and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea-The Mather's Friend. . GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bean the Signature of Mrs P»rr/. * ♦> The tobacco booth draj'ed with blsbk and ml; Miss Maj Allston wore the costnme of the cigarette girl, yellow, black with red bolero. She with her brunette style made an attractive little cigarette girl and O’Brien, Borchtster, Mr and Mrs M. Oibson of Charleston.. S J lluuiph^ and Dannie TowUs met the visitors in their automobiler.' We had four “autos” in town that night 4. Oh yes, how about the young mnn was much patronizeil by those who who trie*! to step over the “auto”— needed comfort from the ruthless »t-; first ryJ- in one, eh? Walterboro tacks made upon their pocket hooka. I cant get ahead of Adams Uun, eh? Sloeovs Liivinveivt For Cough,Cpld.Croup. Sore Ihroat.Slift Neck. Rheumatism and Neuralgia V At .11 Dealers Price 25c 50c 6 *1.00 The M Ton Hare Alsajs Bought In Um For Over 30 Year*, 4 '.. „ Editor Prm and Stsndsrd—Ths ladies of the Guild of Christ ’ Cbnrok Wilton have been plotting, planning and working ever since January pre paring for the “baxaar” which was Thursday night, 14, sod was s grand •nooses rarpaeeing the hopes of even the most optimistical ones; sociably and financially. Tbnrsdav afternoon I viewed the aoeneAhe grounds around tit? hidlh: d been . beautifully cleaned, and dain our doctor has two talents. The play M A man from Texas” was very nioely rendered. Mrs J. T. Taylor presented it Her trupe was small but select Gordon Tay tbr and Mies Gadsden oroel parents —Charles Ravenel and Mias Eloise lovea. Bat as it is always the case in plays and novels, papa withdraws his objections and Charles and Effie marry. The play was well received and the atetors, especially the actresses ty hoi ths erected for the fancy articles ' < n; >yod t e encores so well, Mrs Tuy- b»r has served meals in their rooms— S irs. von know, Imagine the scene at night The grounds lighted by n imeroua Chinese lanterns,soft swe*»t music inspiring two slips, dreamy waliz-s, pretty maidens, stately cahdy and tobacco The refreshment booth reminded me of some tropical tent, dra|»ed with palms and rots r, and one kept .waiting to see some dark S«ia tied native glide in or oat. A dainty pjrfect stage hal been erected (in the hall? under the super matrons, hordes of children, and last vision of Dr Taylor, bo perfect wa?^ but by no weans least the men—and it in every detail that we are m'isfel pocket books, much lighter in the The booth containing the fancy articles was a very dainty one, and originated in the brain of our dear general, and was presided over by Mrs & J. Humph. It was decorated in pink and had Japaneese to har monize, and oh the beautiful fancy articles she displayed so temptingly. I could not begin to enumerate, 1 only know they disappeared leaving dollars instead. 4^ The “Cafe” where one could satisfy the wants of the inner man with any thing deaired by a reason able mortal waa in charge of Mrs Bellinger Clark, and Mias Ravenel, and they were ably assisted by ftf Annie, Carry and Jnlia Larsen and Ewie Johnson, who were a carps of oharaMEg waitresses filling orders neatly and expedicionaly. Then there was .dancing, music by the Walterbaro Band. The dan cing was tbe mmt attractive feature to tbe yoang ladies. The gentlemen wore tiny red rib bon badges which allowed the privil ege of poming inland ont of tbe hall, bat the “benedicts” said it meant they were fires men. One gentlemen carried honm hit wife and came back to the hall, ao be verified the statement The beantifal sofa cushion the dainty work of Mrs Ada Barnwell was won by Mr Av«nt The lovely cake presented by M rs S G FitzSiMons was Allston. The monetary gain was about $173 (*) but the pleasnre which arises Mrs Elizabeth Cordry, and daugh ter, Miss Mamie Platt have returned from Augusta. XXX Wonderful Eczema Core. “Our little boy had ei-zema fm five years, write* N A Adame, Henrietta, Pa. “Two ot oat home Ooctore eatd the oa-e waa hopeieee, faia langa being affected. We then employed other doctora but no benefit resulted. By chance we reed abont Electric Bitter*, bought a bottle and aoon noticed im provement. We ooBtianed this medi cine ontil several bottles were need, when cur boy waa completely cared.” Beat of all blood medicines and body building health tonics. Onarauteed at John M Klew’a drag store. 50c. Sent- Free 'Sloan's Book on Horses Cattle. Hogs & Poultry Address Dr. Earl $. Sloan |6I5 Albany St. Boston.Mass. FEDERAL AID ENDORSED. 5. / £ ThomaavUle. On.. May 25.—Robert M. Tlaneona. who for the pest year Bas bees business manager of the Thomesville Time*-Enterprise, left ThomaavUle Friday for Rome. Ga , where he will enter the Insurance field with the State Mutual Ufa of that city. Electrical Storm In Te: Dallas, Tex.. May 26.—A electrical storm, with hard rain, pre vailed over north Texas Friday. A heavy storm passed over Ladoala. fhnaln county. Ughtalag striking the ttty had and •s Schools Favor Bill Proposing Govern- ment Appropriations. Atlanta. May 25.-^At tho confer ence of the principals and presidents of board of trustees of the new dis trict agricultural ecooola, together with the curriculum committee, ap pointed by the trustees of the state university, held in the senate cham ber, a resolution was peaeed, by a unanimous vote, watch comes In the nature of ao Indorsement of fedcrat aid to educatloa. Tala resolution Indorsed and urged the passage by congress of the Uavts bill, under which It la proposed that congress shall appropriate 510,000 to an agricultural school in each con- g rose tonal district to be established by the state. This fund Is, of eoaree, to be expended under state direction. It la generally behaved that tbie measure wlh be finally enacted, Chough the appropriation to each school may bh aomewnM reduced, probably to 55,000. Chamberlain’s Ceh* | d Diarrhoea lUinedy. There is probably no medicine made that it relied upon with more implicit confidence than Chamberlain** Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. During the third of a century in which it has been in ate, people Jiave learned that it is the one remedy that never tsil* When reduced with water and sweeiered it i« pleasant tc^ lake. For sale by John M Klein. FAVDR8 REYNOLDS’ BILL., .j .. ... . — f Alabama Governor Indorses Compul sory Education. Montgomery, Ala., May 25.—•“I za* In favor of the Reynolds ©ompuihonvf education bill,'* said Gov erase fit - K Comer, on Friday. “I thlsJUtieOtre*®! become a law, and believe'itt will-ea the July session of the nrgrelattirM' dr ought to pass and all at our poop. should be educated, *<* far as It t* the power of tbe state to provfrf*" learning for them." Thus 'UdiHfw' executive ppt himself on reoontf t , a bill that It favored by the echooJ men apd women of the etatc, but hei* bad tome trouble In tbe leglelMure V This bill wat Introduced In the le*-^ telature by H. B. Reynolds, chain**** of the educational committee of Um senate, It met with some oppoMtft In tbe apper hones, but passed Bp * comfortable vote, and Mr. RtyaeAfia believes that It wtU get through thw lower bouse. *- , ^ * TTTtZIT — 11 & For a cold or a sought take Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syruv. It it BETTER than aoy other cough remedy because its laxative principle assures a healthy, copious action of the bowels and at the -nme timelt heals Irrigation ot the throat sttengthens the bronchial lobes and, allayt Inflvmtnatlon of ihemncon* mem ! itran*’. Oonfafr* More* hjmI Tar, pieman; to take. <'till4r»!>i Mko It. Conform* “to • he Kwtnr- sl Pure F.»od and Dmg Law Sold b.' John M Kletu. ter Bitty Nuggets - Naaltn and Sew— Vigor. A specific for rionatlpntton. Indigestion. Uvee snd Kidney trouble*. llmMeH, Kcwma. Imratn- Hlnori, Bad Itrcath. SlutwUh Bowel*. UeudacWr- and HacKsche. It* Kocky Muuntart*Tke. i> adr - let form. S5 cents u l«>x. Oenoine rov.v ay tioioasTKR Duco ComeArr. Madison. 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