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C^t Stm anil Stanbarb Twnmr-MKTN T1AJL w. w. SMOAK, JR. BOfTOR AND PROPRIETOR- —T£RM&— $1.00 K>c 26c Aivm ii AovacE. rvblfchwi crtry WadoMdaj WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1908. will The Press and Standard the people’s rights maintain, Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain. Advice to the young man graduate; get a job for the summer and hustle at it. Yon will find the effect quite ■dabrions. (Also will your dad.) Advice to the sweet girl graduate: look a yonng fellow fully in the eyes a moment, then droop your eyelids. Tan will find the effect quite faeeina 4 * iag. (Also cut out the cbewing gum.) Herald. BOND.THB|TOfeN. The Citisea of Walterboro who oould sit in the Conrt House Mop- t day evening through Prof. Hand’s address^ and not bang his head in dbame for the educational conditions hi Walterboro, ought to sell himself ta the ^Trustees as a brazen statue of mdiflettnee, so that they might gpt in, the lobby of the old M •hanty' , i a waning to the yonng. TEX EDITOR'S TROUBLES. Editing a ntwipspen is a nice thing. If wo publish jokes people say we are If wo publish original mat* my wo don't give them \k selections. If wo give them mkotions they my we are too lazy to wiMn If wo don't go to ohnioh we am heathens If we do, we are hfpoeritso, If wo remain in office wo ought to be out hnnting for news itmm If wo wear old okAhso, they kngh at no. If we wear good clothes they my we have n poll. Now what am wo going to do? Just as likoly as Mlnomsooe will my we ‘gtole thin fron an exchange; as wo did. It occurs to us that the Hon. Geo. S. Legare has done very little for Qplleton county siooe his election to Congress. Just new. for the life cl us, we c«nnot recall anything he has done to promote any interest of this county. It many be oar lack ol information, and if so we bo)ie he or his friends will set ns right, as we do not wish to do him an injustice. Speak up, if you please. Colleton county is getting tired of being used as a cal’s paw te pull political chi st nuts out of the tire for Charleston politicians at election times. It is barely possible that Dorchester, <v Clarendon, Berkely and Colleton can elect a congrt ssman, and we may be forced to do it in selfe defense. ‘We read of full rural route serviee in every county in Mr 4 PatUrson’s dis trict and appropriations for this and that thing elsewhere, but Col* leton gets none of these things. U We are wrong, we shall be pleased be corrected. to A GOOD IDEA. We parpom establishing a Prohi Department in Tbs Bail? liras, we ask the aid of any or all the of this city or connty to edit msoa diffiwent oxamona, either n names or wader a •plume. > It would be a good idea at times, in reminiacenoes, involving matter. A eorreepondent to The Prem and Mawdard. of Walterboro, in this de* pmrtment writes thur. •Then wo invite you oa> next August to h»lp us wipe out of exio- fcMS the traffic of strong drink and pmfcaps sbto your hoy fesm its de- waBahinn laAneacea. Do vour d tmi ,tha safety, of SENATOR GRIFFIN REPUES TO J.C. GOODWIN. Walterboro, June k9—Editor Press aud Standard: I was con gratulating myself that the end had^otue in the discussion of the notorious stock law bill, but as ou^Hon J C Goodwin has teen fit to make another fling at me 1 desire to reply; only to so much as would reflect on me. Ha rays first, that Mr Griffin •aid, "that the delegation never did confer together.” I did not ujrthis. But I did say, "Our whole delegation never did con fer on the stock law bill.” 1 mid thia, and meant just what I said, with duo deference to what the Hon J B Dodd said in bia letter iTkr Goodwin. Since Mr Dodd’s letter was pabliahed in yonr paper, I bad a ’phone talk with him, and as near as I can quote him, nod to my beet recollection, be stated to me as follows, to wit: "That wa had two confer- eneee at the Oily Hotel, one looking to the rebuilding or re pair of the oonoty jail, and one on the road law. That whan wo got through the eooaideration of the road law, the stock law bill was mantioned or brought up, and we then agreed to have a conference with Hon J M Smith.” lashed and evan beg ged the Hon J B Dodd to give mo this statement in writing, .but he declined to do ar, and why, is beyond my comprehen sion. If I have misquoted the Hon J B Dodd, then I beg bis pardon. It was not intentional on my part, but it showed me very plainly that my good broth er Was not as anxious to serve me ss be was the others. Notice the quotation above of the'pfcooa! talk,' and yoq will tqa$!y conclude that a confer Economizes the use of flour, but ter and eggs; makes the biscuit, cake and pastry more appetiz ing, nutritious and wholesome. Tbs Beal Pills Ever Sold. “After doctortag 16 year* for ohronio ihriiceattoe. and speeding over two hue. nothioi ‘ romnee was was not ha£ bit manta for n coot mad*. He says tna gjtek la* bill wae brought ip or mantiun- ad. Buppoaa thia Is true, yet pm think bie facte badly mixed, bo th* kiosk law; Mil was or orougat up, floes sauna wu had u*" imnfaraaaa whoa ha saps ww managed ■—a -u.«- - Sakm^ Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE This is the only baking powder made frpm Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. It Has No Substitute to it, or what was done. Hon. J BDfurthersays; "We hdd a conference and Hon. J M Smith was to be present at the next to name a lineNow, Mr J B D don’t mean to mivrepeeent anybody or anything, and I don’t want it so understood for a moment, bnt 1 desire to state most emphatically, that there never was a particle of disagree ment about the lino, for the line incloed all that section between the Balkehatchie end Little Swemp. 1 only mention this to •how yon as a fact that Hon. J B D had nothing to my or do with the bill as he rays. Again, Bow oould ha my with propriety, that ho would have nothing to do with the bill, and then my, wb had a conference. Are theee state ments not wholly * inconsistent? I desire to ask Hon JtO G if bo did not writs Hon D L Smith aa to the oonforenoa, and what Mr Smith said. I know bo mast have written lion. D L Smith, and if ha wanted the public to have the troth nod know it, he •honld have given Mr Smith’s reply. But the truth is Mr Smith’s answer did not suit him. Hon D L Smith knows if my statement is true when I accuse Mr Goodwin of writing him, and when I my the the whole delega tion never did confer together about the stock law bill, and if he, Mr Smith can deny it, I want him to do so, and if ho don't deny it, you will understand my statement as true, beyond cavil, and you can bet your bottom dol lar on it. MrGagain says; I did not know what weak evideubt Mr, Griffia’s word was.” Me dees know, bowtvsr, tbet Mr Griffin told tho people on iLo steady he was opposed to stock law,' that he introduced ae stock Jam Mil, and supported aeae s—bstl his •bow you tbi UaWtobe ill This evidently ibows bis mie* Every olrqtmstaace will 30U that Mom J. B. D was mistaken. On one ooeesioe he mid to me* "I will have nothing to do with Hon. J 0 Goodwin’s stock law bil.,that it concerns him and his immediate section, and ho most take the responsibility.” When Hon. J 0 G and myself had n conference with Hon. J M Smith, in the reunte chamber, Hon. J B D wns rot present, end don’t yon know, if be had nothing to do with it, ns ho said, ho paid no attention Thi KirfVaMml prescription to tho skin, and in stantly that awfol itch is gone. The very moment the liquid is dred uotMog t.». «« * applied, that agonizing, tantalir- mumeoes Dr Kibg'a New Uf* piu, iug itch disappearr, and c.>n- B F AsrC ^ of N tinned appticatioos of this extec- 8<> M ua<*vr goajaetee at John M Khtn’a , . ii | ding »tore. 25c. nal remedy soon cure the disease We carry in stock this oil of wintergreen properly compound ed into D D D Prescription. While we arc not sure that it will core all tlw<4 cases of skin trouble which are inherited, we positively know that tins D D D Prescription, whenever rightly need, will cure every last case of genuine Eczema or other skin trouble, which did not exist st birth. cf We know this. Anyway you yourself will know that D D D Prescription instantly tikes away the itch the moment it is applied to the skin. Walterboro Drug Co. and John M Klein Stop that itch today—instantly. Jnst call at oar store and try this refreshing and soothing liquid; also ark about D D D Soap. who bus had tho honor •J. ! 41 <1 ‘ Miss Lillie Henderson closed her j&o'ic cla*e for the summer by giving * musicale at her home last,Thursday evening. The parent* all seemed pleased with the childrens pood perform ance, and expr^ed themselves delighted with the programs of the children. Miss Bertie K din, Kathleen DeTreville and Millie Fmeeir tied f r the first prize and Miss Algie Wichman for the second and Misses Anna Bell Crosby aud Enlalio Ooosart tied for the third prize. Each received a prize. The program is aa follows. Bird .of Paradise, Straobbog, Algie and Mabel Wichman. Little Fairy March, .Streabbog, Anna Bell Crosby. Fairy Queen (Song) Holman, Misses Fraser, Knight, DeTro- viileand DoTroviilo and Wich man. Waltz, Bohm, Kirk Ooosart. Oabeltta, Bohm, Katherine De- Treville. Badiuere W*[tz, Horatb, Bes sie Knight. Walts (Dost) Study, Ensleman Misses Francos and Henderson. “Jewel Dance, Engel, IiJolin Ooosart. Dolly’s Dancing Cos son (Song) McCarti, Miasm Orosys, Consart, Wichman, Francos and DeTre- ville. Petite Carnival, Strea bbog, Misses Knight. Star of the Boa, Kennedy, Bos tic Kobe. Through Field and Forest, Vogel, Miasm Framr and Wich man. Casino Waltz, Henard, Mabel Wichman.^ Fairy Galop (Doet) Sidnty Smith, Miasm Lillie Knight and Katherine DiTreville. Song, From Silvia, John Crosby Miasm Knight and Kobn. Flowsr Song Waltz. Strauss, Ella May Crosby. 0 Valm Robin, Schumann, Katberin DoTtrovillo. Wilts (Trio) - Streabbog, __ ^4 ■ — <* swnenoe Ouusmrt Primrom Polka, Li sat , Header soo aad deTreville. pare ae Saotr, Lange, Miriam Dafiois. Japaa.ee Song, Miame Detre- ville, Fraeor end Wiohmaa. • BOfltXMA NOW CURABLE. An itebiag Skin Dimam Which ere Net Hereditary Instantly Be lieved bf Oil ef Wintergreen. Seam physicians my "Ym” Bom) my "No” The real qaaffiion is, "What is by Eczema?” If you thorn scaly eruptions, tboee diseases which make their firs 4 appearance, not at birth bos years afterward, and perhaps not until middle age—t|ien there can no longer be any qumtion that these form of Eczema are curable. Simple vegetable oil of wirtcr- green, mixed with otlfer vegeta ble ingredients,wiH kill the germs that iuXmt the akiu. Apply this Beware of GlntioeQ S for Catarrh, that Oonisia Merourr. M mercury will aunly destroy the aeoaa of aniell and oompletely derange the whole ayatem whtn entering H through toe mnooov aorfacea. Bach article* ahonld never be need except on preeenp- tiona from reputable phyaldao* M the damece they will do U tea fold to the K d yon can poetiblv derive from them. I’a Oatsrrh Owns, maa of acta red by F J Ch ney ft Oo, Toledo, O., cuctalna no meronry, wad ia take Internally, act ing directly npon the blood and mneons anrtnoea of the »y*tea.. In baying Hall’s Catarrh Cars be sate yoa get the genuine. It le taken internally aad made in Toledo. Ohio, by F J Oheoey ft Oo. Testimonial* tree. Bold by Droggista. Price, 76c. per bottle. Take Ball’s Family Pills forooa- •tlpatfon. The love of money may be the root of all evil, but money Itself is good—as far •• It goes. Stomach trouble* are very common la the snmmsr flaw and yoa ahoakl oot oaly be very oafetal ahovt what yoa oat last bow, bat more then this, you ahoakl ha oaiefal not to allow to hsoom i sSoasaoh gom KodaL This is the W ration that la offered to the here by Tired mothers, worn oat by peevish, crom baby hove foand Cesoae- weet s booa aad a hiismtng. Cseoas wait Is for babies aad children, and Is •aaosIsUy flood for the (Ua so ooesmon fat hot weather. Look for the Ingred ients pristed on the bettfo. Qomalae no harmful dregs. Bold by Walter- boro Drag Oo. yonr It ianlsnsanl to take. W altereoro Drug Co 4 irr Neosssity is tho mother of in vention, bat she isn’t always proud of her off-springs. the The average man isn’t ashamed to do s lot of things that ho would be ashamed to be caught doing. “I have somewhat onetlve. but Doan’s mils* gave Jnst the results desired. They aa mildly and regelate the Bydale’s Tonic never fails to ch«lis and amflarta aad Is one * Pinftoles for Hsck»'-b«, golden rlobele*. ee«v end pl^*«^ui to take. Act directly on me xiuuejr* purify the blood aad invigorate the entire system. Best for backache, lame back, ki *neys aad bladder, 30 day* trial $1.00, Guaranteed by Walterboro Drug Co. Carly Crosiers. The earliest mention that is so far disclosed of the use of a crosier Is of. one carried by Atsldus, archbishop of Reims, who died A. D. 933. An ancient Saxon or Norman feet la Winchentm cathedral has a very old represents Uon of a bishop with a crosier, preha bly the earliest example to ha ia England. A crosier of rode Is cat on the tomb of Bartholomew, bfohop of Exeter from 11S1 tn USA- Wood Craft DeWitt’* Kidnev and Bladder Pills are prompt and tb< tough and will In a very short time stren then the weaken ed kldasya and allay treaties arising Walterborbom Drag Oo. Gratifying Virtue. How beaatlfal and —u le Va he merciful to one’s how modi worse your attitude them appear. Thera era times virtue Is very gratifying. DeWItt’s Little Early famous little liver pdis, Walterboro Drag Co. Risers, the are sold by Big oat* or little cats, small scratches quickly Salve. It b Be Hr* to Walterboro or braises or big by DeWiu’s Witch Hsael especially goed for pilea j^t Dewitt’s. Sold by Drag Oo. Any skin Itching In a Tbs mom you scratch the Worm H itch es. Doan’s Ointment earns piles, y skis itching. Atoll drag Water lined by Now Verfcere. New Torkers dally ose 3.100.00# torn of water, enough to All a trough SI miles loog. SO foot deep. One application of itaaZan Pile Remedy, for ail forms of piles rettevse pain, Booths, reduces infiammsttoa, soreoem and itching. Price SOo. Gnaranteed to give eatbfhctkm. Sold by Walterboro Drag Co. Ptneaalve Carbolized acts like a pool- tloe Quick relief for Mtes aad stiag of ^nrlmiflhrft ffimmfce HflmMnm 1 LOW EXCURSION VIA ATLANTIC COAST UNE • u -1 To Birraii»gham_ Ala, and return account Annual Reunion U. C. V. Tickets on sale June 6th, ;th and 8te, final limit Jane 20th. 0 For futher information, reservations, etc, with nearest Ticket Agent, or W.J. CRAIG, ■* . T. C. WHITE, Pnssenger Traffic Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent Wilmington, N. C.