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incut MB PERSON! ▲. 8. Tarn of Weimer wa* in town today, D. H. Smcik, of Getatogar, waa in town Monday. L. BelliBgor. Jr., of HeaderaonTiUa, Waa in town Monday. M* D. Warten, of Smoaka, *aa to town Monday. We NOT1CB. | r give the most careful and MariMrute Monday. L. '£. Hill waa in town painstaking attention to the deposit accounts of our customers. Every deposit ticket and every check is carefully checked and re checked before and after it is enter ed on our books, and a complete description is taken of every pa%*r that passes through our hands. That is why you never find any errors in your pass book, and that is why your dealings with our Bank are always pleasant and free from P. W. Drswdy, of Smoaki, wm here j uneasy feelings that your account Monday. may possibly be mixed With some- I t . Geora* A, Iknton bad Boainw here , one s else. Monday. w e nevfr make any loans without J. D Carroll anti W. D Smoak, of taking ample and sufficient security; Siroaka, were in towu Monday night. ^ we carr y f u u Insurance against bur- J. K. Craves, of the Great Swamp! glary and fire: our officer^ are kept Section, an* in town Monday. under sufficient bonds: we are mem- J. S. Padgett, of Little Swamp, | hers of the State Bankers Associa- was in town yesterday. ■ tion; steer shy of all risks; anti in J- W. Miley. Jr., of Little Swamp, i kct tata every precaotion to make was in town Monday night. our Bank as strong as any Institu- 1 tion doing busint'ss in Stmth Caroli- Capt. H. McMrWilliams, of White ; Hall, was in to see us yesterday, ; a ‘ , , , . Wheji you <io business witn us you Mr. and Mr* H A On^hv. r>i the ! (.gp a b vaV s feel that vou are dealing Snider* *eetir>n. wa* in town J'atiirday. 1 . i1 • , , , : with straightforward honorable gen- j tleinen men who know their busi- : ness, and will treat you right. Mr. W. K Fithi.nrne, t f Pinned * We pay four per cent on deposits spent from Wednesday to Monday in’. . , ^ , tdin ytiih bia parent* ' | in °ur savings department and corn- . „ „ „ , , , pound interest quarterly. J. Q. PuTtoi*. a pro«rprrm* bnsiner* • , • , . c • man of fit* Folk neighborhood, was in liur bank is under Suite Super i-j town Monday. k # si on and our financial condition pub-1 R. D. Robinson, of Whito Hall. | » >™ r for ** i'" was a visitoi* to Walterboro yt ster- formation (»f our patrons who n.- day. crease in number constantly. All business is strictly confidential and private. We wish to do business with 'Yes, He Laughed' — ■ .1, , , ■■■» ■ ■■■ i I. ■ ■y,—■ because he was pleased. Come in and we will make you laugh for the same reason. We have not done much advertising up to now, but we are going to try a little Printers Ink to tell the buying public of the many things we have to sell. Watch our space- • OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE and we enumerate herewith a few items. Come and see them. Mr. and Vr* P F P*nton, of Ge*- singor, were tu town Monday* Mrs. G. A, Sauls will go to Fort; Fremont. Beaufort county, to visit her son, D. A. Sauls, Saturday. Mrs. N. C. \ Sauls visited her mother. Mrs. H. W. Ackerman, at Cottageville last week. John B. Carter. Sr., and son, John B.. Jr., of Berea, were in town Monday night. W. B. Gmher ard M, P. Howell had professional business st 8t. George this week. A. M. Proveaux, of Black Creek section, was in town yesterday and paid up a pleasant call. H. D. Pedeett 1* ft yesterday for Live Oak. Fla.. wh#re he will eoend some time with his daughter, Mr*. R. B. Black.! Mr. sod Mrs. M. Helper left fo» Chariest a* PetnHar morning to hear Mftdasr* *ei*br1eht at the Ace demy of Music Satarderfnlght Pr. A. J. Andersoe «ne»** Pondsy with bl* per»D'* at Herdersorrtlle. HI* flather. who ha* been quite Hi, I* better, we are glad to report, R. B. Wilson of ColnmHa snd P. H. Wise of Aiken, representing offloe of the Pomn»roller Osneral are In town to day checking up the county treasurer eta % Joseph Ramsey, one of Williams’ prosperous farmers, wak in townr yesterday. He came down on the freight. “Dundee” wrote *n Interesting article from Bootle, hut did not sign re*l name, kense* we cannot nobtish. P seems hard to get people to miktorstand % Died, at his home near Ometra. Henry Morris. October 8. He leaves a wife and nine children. Mr. Mor ris was. well known in Colleton countv. where he had a large num ber of friends and relatives. « A. F. Henderson lee Hstordny fnr Charleston ♦« attend the jnsvrine* of hts sic«er. Miss Jnlla’ to Ms. gddte . Robertson, which took nlace Tneeday. He will retire to-morrow. Mrs. John F. Peurifov has re turned home after stvndin<r a few weeks’ delightfully at Chick Springs. Mr. Peurifoy accomnanied her homo Fridav from Columbia, where he had been in attendance upon the Shrin- ers meeting. A. K. Beach, a member of the firm of Beach Bros., has purchased a lot from Dr. A. P. Barnes on Bridge street and : will erect- thereon a handsome residence. Work has al ready beep started. ifmaster. all the good people of our county- We appreciate all the business you give us. Yours very cordially, COLLETON BANKING CO., R. L. Fraser, Cashier. John F. Lucas. President. President Johnson to Sjieak. The County Teachers associa tion to have been held here the second Sgtu.-day in November, will give place to tbe Teachers Improvement Association. Presi dent D. B. Johnson of Winthrop College will be present and de liver an address. Eyery one interested in the cause of edneation is urged* to be present. ’’Suffered day and night the tor. ment of itching piles, nothing hel- ped me until I used Doan’s Oint ment It cured me permanent)?.’ ? — Hon. John R. Garrett, Major, Girard, Ala. Caster oil is about the bes cure for love sickne a Some ■; *—r~ry~ *s '' ' •. Reasons » B, Lgyr. <N(rdav tw r WtNhfekfon left ▼•* re he ws«t of tbe second end »««ers. So he held MS. n end *4. Tbe eon-. l*e received bv the Presi dent on tbe S4th From there Mr. Levy wOl go SetNUr York end other peiqjts. He will be awey two weeks. Attention! HEADQUARTERS CO. K, 3ro BEG., 8. C N. G. WALTERBORO, 8. a . You are hereby oom mended to ap pear in foil uniform at tbe Armory bare on Got *5. 1907, at 8 o’clock yw ta attend dtilk Failure to be pieaso^ to sabmit a reasonable ex- OOM in writing, neritsUm extreme why you should deposite with FAR MERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Ouk Capital Stock is $15,000,00 fully paid up in money.. Our Surplus and UNDIVIDED PROFITS are nearly $10,000.00. Our Stockholders are composed for tbe most part of business men and Farmers who live in Colleton county and contribute to its pros perity. ^ Our Directors are: A. Wichman, C. D. May, G. W. Raysor,., Jno. H. Peurifoy, R. H. Wichman and A. H. Wichman. - o / * Of course we like all other State Banks are under State supervision and governed by State Banking Laws. We are always prepared to extend liberal acoohunodation to our depositors. As an Evidence that othqr people look on these things qs we do our deposits increase each year, . A Broadcloaths Mohairs Henrietta Cloth Silks W orsteds 6oc to 1.50 per yartd 50c to 1.25 per yard 25c to 1.00 per yard 25c to 1.50 per yard 10c per yard and up Ladies lon^ black kid "loves $2.50 per pair 1 lose, linens, handkerchiefs, etc. etc. WINTER CLOTHES Mens tlece lined suits cotton/ Si.00 per suit Ladies fiece lined soils, cotton, 1.00 per suit Childrens tlece lined uits. cotton, r> 1.00. • Mens woolen suits, very i;ood, 3.00 t . suit.' Ladies, in same, 2.00 f Mens l ies 25c to 501-. . Mens shirts 50c to 2.25. Mens Socks 10c to 50c. Stetson Ha.ts 4.00 to 5,00 Other makes 1.00 to 3 00 SHOES The celebrated Crossett shoe for men 4.00 per pr. The celebrated Crosset shoe Bench mad6 5.00 pr The Abbott shoe tor men 3.50 BDvs Crossetts 3.00. Ladies shoe, direct from factory 2.50 to 3.25. Infant shoes, soft soles 25c to 75c Childrens shoes 65c to 1.75 Ladies Overshoes 49c per pair. Mens Overshoes 75c. GROCERIES Full line of Groceries, fresh and pure. Heinz pre serves and pickles, oat meal, canned apples, peas and beans, etc. etc. Our ’phone No. 8a and we are always glad to be celled up. Ask us anything you wish to know, Our aim is to please by good service. For Tim week On^r. CROCKERY: A<«how window full of disbns, plates, bowls, pit* chars, cftpa and saucer*—at the low-price of of Inc s piece Don’t miss this ssle. Its going and yon will want some. We can reoom- mend this ware. Comeqnick. m HOW IS THIS? (• ’ A $60 New Royal. $24.75 NOT K CUE vP'.fOB MACHINE AS OFFERED BY CATALOGUE HOUSES BUT A STAND ARD MAKE AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST * * * * * * - * * ATtfMElY UMT KtfNNC K* SHMCt - GUARANTEE® for TEN YEAII^ EMBROIDBRIFS: Tbe ebcicest collection in Walterboro at from ber yard to 60c par yard. Dome early snd get a piece before it is all gone, This is on* of onr specials for this waak just to dlease you.. Satisfaction or your money back without a word—we . mean it Walterboro Branch—Cnarleston District BETWEEN GREEN POND AND EHRHARDTS SOUTHBOUND 4th 3d 3d Class Class Class In Effect Snnday, Oct w 2oth, 19o7. Dally sxetyt Sunday. northbound 3d 1 3d- 4»h Class Cla-s Cl ss 8 10 STATIONS. OREHN POND Ar RITTERS ¥ WALTERBORO STOKES RUFFIN WILLIAMS CALDWELL AODOE Ar EHRHARDTS AM 760 . 8S| I 7 15 Mixed AM 4 45 344 Lnc*| Freight AM 11 25 4 sa 11 00 4 Id 9 20 8 50 ■NEW 'ROYAL v- *" Six Drawer 3aII*Bearing ’ ^ato* matic Lift Drop-Head Cabinet Is conspioaoiH for iu unequaletl of fitmily of work, ease of operation, simpuciv. <li)rabt'itv. worKtnattsbip, m well hs handsome appearance. A machine on whichever? kintl of family sewjng can be done with the least physical and mental effort. The most delicate lady need not hesitate to run it and it is simple enough for a child to use. NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER. . . . . . THE HEAD PARTS of the machine are all case-hardened steel and are made to stand longer and harder eyeryday service than any other. The ontire oontons of the machine is m excellent taste, anu this, combined with the finest woodwork made, results in an Ideal Perfect Sewing Machine: a delight to the eye of the most fastidious, a thing of beaut? nnd a joy forever. ...... The NEW ROYAL i* equal to tbe best Sewing machine made. Is 'supplied with the Lvedc Attachments, etc., and is fully warranted for ten years. . . Only 25 at this price. Terms cash with order. Money refunded if you are not perfectly, satisfied. Don’t wait until they are all sold and then tell us we didn’t have them. Brown Furniture & Hardware Company 10 80 0 50 8 it 8 84 8 14 2 59 2 45 2 80 8 SO 8 10 7 50 JL» 5. FINN’S Jewelry Store. •M: 0. a h. Moon, UI8«|t T he Fanners and Bank «\ , Dodd—Hiott Miss EUubeth Jenkins Dodd and xr. James Gapers Hiott will be married this evesing at tbe boms of .the brides parents, xr. and xrs. J. *H. Dodd of Round, after the ceremony.> reception will be given. Mr. Hiott with bis bride wlilieave for tbeir home in BranchviUe. xr. Hiott being a successful and rapidly rising young Lawyer of that place. • The Press and Rtandard wishes them a long life of bsppieess, * 1 t , - FINAL NOTICE, Cat oe J B. Doo- woodv. Oa tae 19th day of November KILL™* COUGH amd CORK TM« LUNC8 Dr.King’s New Discovery kOR C8i:gS" AND AIJ. TWtOAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. | OUARA2TTXRD BAnSFACTORT OJL XOHXY BnBFUMDXDl ■■ John M. Klein. “ k * t$ utttisxA V ik' J administrator ••<}* bo, raeatt aanexo” of Eaute of Rev J. B. Danwoody deceased and Lm- . ^ lbereafl , r w ui apply so »he of CoSstea Gouty for - _ „ ‘ ‘ k ' of mu mala. C. A Dot. istb itor. ; TO TJOU « WY t OUMO r-OFLjt WV '•tly r'lm. y. ii? f h «•, jl, I ifli» *er*, • ' tuvuMti “v:.’ 1 a 1 lr.»* *.->i- f .»-: -oedpost ^ tv.'rvZ < ^isM^sU v t* vna^k tdetun* R--.; •* «7. Wi:«e(Musr. be ftasesw Cs CITATION- For letters of Administration By Jno D. Edward* jLeqnire Probete f Judge Whereas xrs. 8. \. xorris made snit to me to gnat her Letters of Admin- istntion of tbe Estate and effects of Henry xorns, decesesd, with hU will THEBE ARE, THEREFORE, to rite and admonish ail snd singular t bo kindred and Cred!ton of the said Henry xorrU, deceased, that they be snd appear before K*, lathe Court of Piobate to be held at Wal erboro on Cct 81st 1907, text after publtcstinn hereof, at 11 o'clock hi tbe forenoon, to show cause if any they have, whv the takl Admlais- tratioa abonld not be granted. oSC.YST^“ d - lhl ““ ha *' < - JNO. D. EDWARDS. | Probate Jodge. Oxldine A chill cure in every bottle orms to National Pure Drug “or sale and guaranteed by W oro Drog Co. 9 11 3 m The Colleton Baptist assoc tion will meet * wiM) the B!i <-reek Baptist. Friday, and 1 continno in session through 8 day, Dinner will^^yferved the church Friday and S.tturd Rev. F. 0. S. Curtis will hi charge of this series of ineeti He will be assisted by oi ministers. Every, one is cordii invited to attend. s Oxidine A chill core in every bolds j forsts to National Para Drag 1 For sals and guaranteed by W* boro Drag Oo. 9 11 3 as .