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GREATEST OFFER EVER MADE
In Colleton County.
232 and 234 KING STREET. CHARLESTON, S. 6.
The house that gives you “SATISFACTION” or your money back.
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—THE URGES! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE IN THE SOUTH—
Order* From Merchants Filled With a Guarantee of Satifaction.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKS
Our Stores are Pilled to Overflowing * Ith the best of the Markets of the World
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
Farcy >i1k tulliog, beautiful colorings
at 49c per yard.
19 loch thangehblc T.
per yard.
86 loch changeable
$1. peryaid.
(Tata iilk at 50c
taffetla silk at
Box Bay taffetta silks at 50c per yard.
85
ich Rtjah ailk at ?5c per yard
Fact infft-Ha silks. 86 inches wi«!e at
$1 f 1 25, $1 50 op to $2 50 per vard.
Ladies shirt waist suits in silk, lawn,
Hren and lingere. Priced from $5 to
$»5 per aal>.
DRESS GOODS
Large assortment of all the n plaids
and fancies ' r« iu 18c to $1 50 pe r yard.
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Full assortment of all the plaiil and
faucy sMwiver, from 25c to $2 50 per
;«rd. *
We car y the lartreat aaaortm nt of all
the b at makes of black goods for dresa
and morning. Write for samples.
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Plaid Taffetta silks In a large range of
colorings f**r waUts anc iuita, 59, 59, 75,
1 00, 1 39, 1 50 j'er yard.
Ladles silk jomper suits, “the
priced trom fl4 to $30 per suit.
latest"
TWO TRIPS TO THE JAflESTOWN
EXPOSITION AND TWO LADIE5
GOLD WATCHES, so YEAR
QUARANTEE <
to be gheit to the four most popular
younK Indie* in Colleton County,
provided 25,000 vote* be cast.
OUB PLAN IS THia
Any young lady voted for before
March 27th. will be considered •
candidate. After that time no new
name* will be allowed.
All nerson* paying subscriptions
either old or new subscribers will bt
entitled to vote for any yo mg lady in
Colleton County whom they would
like to win one of these prises.
The young lady receiving the high
est number ot votes in each
FOR TORPID LIVER.
A torpid Rvm
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SICK HEADACHE,-
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rto*
matisiii, SaHow Skin and PVaa
LIVER PMJLS, as a trial wM pans*.
Take No Substitute.
OUR R&ADY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS
Are the most stylish in he found any*
mh*‘re. Ladles Nobhy Eton Suits, made
of Faucv Plaids and Mix'Utra. I’stihtnas,
Voiles. Black and Colored Tnffeia Silks.
Price of silk suits range from |18 to
$30, Worsted suUa from $10 to |20.
The newest weaves and colorings.
Lvtlfs princess suila, also new made
of Lingerie, lawn and silks. Pricea
range from $12 to $14 per suit. >
20 atylea here to every one to be found
in any other bouse In the south. When
vou Intend buying a waist, be It madras,
1 iwn, Lln> n or silk, send us your meav
ore, state what price you want to pay,
and we’ll aend yon the prettiest and the
ebeapeat waist you ever purchased.
We make a specialty of Ladies Muslin Underwear. Boys and Girls Clothing. Gents Furnishigs, Carpets, Mat-
tings, Curtains and Upholstery Goods.
Agents Por Dr. Jaegers Sanitary Underwear and Ladles Home Journal Patterns TO and ISc.
Sterling Silver Wedding Presents
Swastika Lucky Charm Hatpins, etc., at
J. A. Vi&TERBERG, Optician.
WALTEROOBO, 8. C.
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Fine repair work a Specialty.
(Next to C. D. May’s Sal. table).
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Photographer—You are all right new
except your expression. Please look
pleasant Jay tireeu—Hang it man, 1
can’t! I’m bon legged an’ nm trying to
hold me knees together so's it won't
show. When I smile. I forglt all about
my knees, an' when I pay attention to
my knees 1 forglt to smile.—London
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QHch*Patrkk
At tho home cf t! e brides
lint her, Mrs Andrew Jones, of
Hells, Sunday Juno 2n J. at 10
o’clock A M, C B Gatch and Miss
\S A1 Patrick were married. The
cermonv was preformed by Bev
B ¥ Halford of Walterboro, S> 0.
It was a quiet, but lovely home
weduing. Many of the relatives
and friends of both bride and
groom were present. Among
them were;Mr and Mrs McMil
lan of Lodge, Mr Joha Irawell,
Mr a Herndon df Bella, and
Preacher Ramsey of Great
Swamps section, Mrs LeGraud
Ulmer and her two sons of Bell??
and many cthcis.
After the wedding Mr Gatch
left with his wife for their future |
home near Hinderonvi He whcie
he has bren engaged in farming '
heretofore. Lcng life to the hap-1
py couple.
CASTOR IA
Ter Infants and Children.
Thi IM Ym Hm Ahnjs BongM
“Cressina tbs Bar.”
“ •Crossing tho Kar.* ” Tonnyson's
biogi'JHilior says, “was written in the
jKiet's eighty-ttrst year, on a «lay In
Octo!>er when we came from Aldworth
to Farrlngford. He fore reaching Far-
rlngfonl he had the moaning of the
bar In hi.i mind, and after dinner he
showed me this poem written out. I
said. 'That Is the crowu of your life’s
work?* He answered, Tt came in a
moment.’ He explained the 'Pflof ss
‘that Divine and Unseen who la al
ways gnlding us.’ A few days before
his death he said to me, ‘Mind you put
“Crossing the Bar” at the end of ail
editions of my poems.’"
Up to Date Diction.
Angel Chi’d Father, what Is meant
by the phrase, ‘•Hack to nature?”
Facetious Father—Oh. tint expresses a
man lying under '*|s •mtor car to see
why it won’t go. Angel Child—Oh. }
thought It mcai'f a man falling from
his balloon.-^t. IamiN Kepublie. »
When yon ieel the need of a pill lake n
DeWhi’e Little Early Riser, rimsll pill,
safe p It. suie fid. Esiy t<> take —piessot
and effect ire. Drives away beadacbed.
Bold by John M Khan.
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PATENTS
Music Without Sound.
The fundamental evil in music the
necessity of reproduction of its artis
tic creations by performance. Were it
as easy to leant to road mush.* as
words, the sonatas of Beethoven would
have the popularity of the poe^is of
Schiller.—F. Hiller.
Beautiful Harmony.
“I like to see things hanuonlxc."
“Well, you ought to be satisfied. Yon
hare a rubber neck and an elastic con
science.”—New York Press.
'Rrtfostinal Jfotioti.
JAMB E. PEUIUIttY. JNO. U. CKUEIFUf
PIURIFOY BROTHERS.
Attorneys and
CounHellors at Law.
All BtuIoms giTss Prompt Attention.
OVSR THt PRESS AKO STANOARa
WALTEHltOUU. - - - S. C.
will be entitled to one of the trip* to
the exposition. The one receiving
the next highest, will be entitled to
the gold watch.
We have divided the county int»
two districts, as follows:
District No 1. All |>ersonswho get
their null at Walterboro, Williams,
Stokes, Uttffin, Lodge, Colleton
V/eimer, Ehrhardt, McLturia and
Smoaks.
District No. r 2. ^ II persons who get
their mail at Cottageville, GetSmger,
Hound. Ritter, Green Pond, Island-
ton. Salkehatchie, White Hall, Hen
dersomille, Meggetts, Kavenel,
Osborn, Adams, Uun, Biant, Jsck-
soboro, Young’s Island, Weeks and
Bryan.
VOTES" ALLOWED
a
3 months subscription to The Prees
and Standard, 25 votes.
6 months subscription to The Press
and Standard, 50 votes.
1 years subscription to The Pnvs
and Standard, 100 votes.
2 years subscription to The Press
and Standard, 250 votes.
3 years subscription to The Press
and Standard. 500 votes.
<>oupons will also be published in
each week’s issue, good lor 5 votes.
VAooa neaa* anna rruspvnty.
You Mbnw me any community la tbH
or any other atate where there are goes
roads. Raid a speaker at a good road
convention, an t I will show you a com
munity.where there are no paint fam
lahed InilldltOr* or tottering Jean tos. r
district comiuunity where there fk the sir Of
>temperity, thrift iuh! progreasioa.
Rural Fres Delivery Notes
Under the new law .authorizing In
creased salaries in the postal service
which bccomcj effective July 1 nex'
Postmaster Genera! Meyer aninamee
an ndvnnce lu salary from $750 to $9^
a year to about 22.N00 carrtera in tb ,
rural delivery service whose routes aro
twenty-four or more miles long. Cai
rlers on shorter routes will also receive
sulmtantial increase in salary.
Substitute mral carriers w 111 be paH
i the same rate as the regular carrier
Substitutes are now paid at the rate o
j $b00 per annum. Irrespective of the pij
♦" of the regular carrier. The advance 1-.
salary will Increase the coat of Die
rural delivery service approximate!.
$5,000,000 a year.
The report of the operation of tb
rural delivery service up to March 1
made public rwvutly by the fourth ss
•Istant postmaster general, shows the
the total number of petltlona receive'
up to that date was 39.920, upon whirl.
15,701 adverse reports have been tnadr
There are now In operation 37.5T
mute*, on which 37.174 regular nsrv!
letter carriers are employed.
W. D. BENNETT,
Attouney at Law
WALTERBOKO, - 8 C.
Promphan.l EfUoteut Service Goarateed
Loans Negotiated.
Office Court House Square
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after Jan. 31st, will be entitled to
vote. So clip the attached coupon,
fill out the blanks, sod mail it to ns
with your remittance. Proper credit
will be given and the results pub
lished each wjek 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 Storeb
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Little do you know what a gloriously
uncertain thing the law Is.—Plautus.
Winthrop College
Scholarship and Entrance
Examination.
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aalfrmnport
>>- IN ALL COWNTRICS. .
BuMbtru Mrrrt tuiik WiHmfton sans time,
amsry an4 <//'• the patent.
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WASHINttTON, D. C.
GASNOW
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When a mau has money enough to
kst him all his life, he goes off asd
weds trouble by marrying an actress.
‘ The Irish bill seem* to have Ver
to please everybody but the
There’s always room for a few
the bottom.
Comccuiion Too Koon For Him.
A farmer during a long continued
drought Invented a machine for water
ing bis field*. The very first day while
be was trying It there suddenly came
a downpour of rain. He put away bis
machine.
“It’s no use,” he said; “ye can dae
naethhig noondays without competi
tion.”- Scottish Nights.
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I - Van <s the only animal that will
deli e.'.telygtft drunk the second
time.
The examination for the award of
vacant Scholarship* yi Winthrop Col
lege and for tbe admission of new stn-
' dents will I* held at the County Court
House on FRIDAY, JULY5. at 9 A. M
Applicants mast be not bsMNhsn fifteen
years of age. When Scholarships are
vacsted alter July 5. they will be
awatded to those making ihe h’ghest
average at this examination, provided
! they meet the conditions governing the
award. Applicants for Scholarships
j should write to Pied lent Johnson be-
j fere the examination for bchol&rsbip
[ examiuattoti blauka. , J <
S.;ho’ar»hipj are worth f 100 and free
tuition. The next session will open
September 18, 1907, For farther infor-
mvion end c<it«logTM. address PRES D.
B. JMHNoON, Rock Hill. 8 O.
Real
JOHN 0. Ml
“This little pig went to market” dot
amuse foul,ht.
Bahy.e not well; what’s the matter,
dee*- little cheeks are to while;
Poor little tummy is aching, naughty ol
pain go away.
OASCASWEET mother must give Is
then she’ll be bright as tbe dey. It
told by John M. Kliea*
Entering a Mosque.
The popular Idea that |*eople AT*
obllgetl as a sign of rea[M.H-t to take
off their shoes * !>efore euteriug a
mosque Is Incorrect. This lx done Rim
ply because the fltwrs «»f the raos.pn»s
.» arc covered either vvltli tiints or <-ar
! pets, which must In* ncrupnloual?
clean. n.« during their devotkme tlr-
! faithful touch them i^rpelnjiUy
their foreheads. If you wear palm-he-
or overshoes, you have only t.»
Katntr, Broker tgo and
In-uva-c *.
LOANb NEGO HATED.
Hous^a to JR,ent.
Opposite the Market,
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Mialeture Marvels.
Almost any commonplace object
magnified nuder a good lens will re
veal astonishing and unsuspected form,
structure and life. For Instance:
Insects of various kinds may be seen
In the cavities of s grain of send. -
Mold is a .forest of beautiful trees,
with branches, leaves and fruit
Butterflies are fully feathered.
Hairs are tubes filled with pith and
ornamented on the outside with scales.
The rurface of the human body Is
covered with scales like a flab. A sin
gle grain of sand would cover 150 of
these scales, and yet a scale covers
about 000 pores. Through these nar
row openings tbe perspiration forces
Itself like water through a sieve.
Each drop of stagnant water coo-
hi hie a world of creatures swimming
with os much freedom os whales In
tbe sea.
Colic and Diarrhea**
pains in It e stomach colic and diarrho-
the ese •<
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All business given prompt
attention.
BRANCH YILLK, 8. CV
J. M. WALKER,
Attobksy At Law
Ones Court House Squarb.
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In y«»ur boots. Another |Ni|»ular ern*'
counected with the luoxqueu Is the U*
Uef that, according to the Koran. <’torts
tians must u »t l>e allowed to call*:
them. This Is absolutely opp mwJ
the teaching of the Kornu, wuh h de
dnros that any man or woman may en
ter a moaque. be his hdlclon whst I:
may. Intleeil, In the earlier period of
the history of Islam tt was considered
that to invite them to attend tbe serv
Ice was nn excellent method of coa
verting antiellewro. At the pmeewt
time there h but one mosque In Cs*
elnntluople which a giaour may not to.
aped, tbe titoiwiue of Eyub.—“Tbe Sul
tan and Ills Subjects.”
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coughs and colds, is Kennedy’ a L»x vi**-
L’ough Hyrup.Itla esprcUiiy recom
eJ for babies and childien, but goo I f *
every member of the family, it c*'i'e«<»
no opiates sod does dot ron»tip*te. Co*
'sins honey and tar eud taMes neatly
goo., as maple syrup. Cnildren like li.
8old by John M. Kllen.
He Did V/het He Cou'.d. ,
“I bj;H' my liitlc. Tommy list trken
to heart mammu's talk of last
almut charity and u^fulncm,” mhl a
fond mother. “How many actsoffelai
ness has he^ done? How ninny heart*
has my Tommy made grateful
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Her Tommy replied: j
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I gave your now hat tD a beggar
an. and 1 gave the cook's shoes te a HI-
tie girl in busted rubbers wbat I
on tbe street, and I gave a
shoestring seller pa’s black
suit, the open front one that be!
•ver weara."
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DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours:
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8 p. a., 6 p. a.
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UNITY LODGE KO. 66 A. F. M. hold*
its rsgutor ooaautaioatioos 4 k Fri
day ia eusk aontk at 8 30 o'clock, p.
m. AU viMtisg Srstfees art tot-
dtally invited to attend.
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Staple and Fancy Grocarias.
VagatebUe, Prult and
Coftfaetlonary.
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