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*>? 9 7 !# ■ fc.i FATHER 80-MOTHER 76 V" F-.e aged father and mother of a prominent Boston lawyer safely carried through the last two Winters by lli' tr>i n ^ Th*» son says: “My father and mother owe their present sttTr.gth and g'n^l healtli to Vinol % During the. last two - j g winter^ neither t.f them harl a cold, and were able to walk farther and do more than for years. 1 think Vino! U perfectly wonderful. It certainly is the greatest blood-making, strengthening tonic for old people 1 ever heard of.” We every Icrble old person In this town to try Vlnol. We will return their money without question if It does not accomplish all w’e claim lor It. JOHN M. KLEIN, Druggist, Walterboro. mmmmmaBKmmmmmmmamakBmmmmmmmmmmmrnm DOTS FROM DANIEL ISLAND. Daniel Island. Mav 12. Special: Oops in this section ar** looking very nicely, considering 1 the unfavor able weather. Mrs. H. P. Weekly has returned home after si»enc]ing several weeks in the up-country with her children. Mrs. Fred Shoda of this place has gone on a visit to her old hqpne in North (ieorgia. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Week ley of Cummings paid the Island a tlymg trip last week. C. H. VanBrackle of this place visited the city quite bften. Mrs. 11. P. Wilkinson and baby, Helen, of Ulmers are spending some time witn their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weekley. Misses Daisy Weekley and Bertha Harvey were in town last week doing shopping. Miss Jemmina Barfield is very ill at this time. Several of us had the pleasure of attending a dinner given at the home of Mr. B. Altman, in honor of his guests from Charleston and Mt. Pleasant, which numbered about thirty. At about 1.30 o’clock the table was spread with all kinds of good things to eat, and everyone en joyed the day very much. Tulia. Never beairate about giving Ctum- hedaio's Cough Kemedv to chiidrnn It rouraini. no opium oi other narcotic* anti can be given with implicit confi dence. A» a q lick cuie for (voghs and coldt. to wbicn children are suaceptibie, it ia uuaurpaaeed. Sold by ali dealer*. Baby won't anffer five minutes with croup if you apply Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil at once. It acta like magic. s tt;g • Early Risers The famous little dHIos ATTRACTIVE LUTE • ot- ^ « a DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, ! S1IOKS AM) MATS, Itl.ANKKIS AND COM- FORTS. . t; • OWiMt ll \<S(.KIMKNT OF CHOICE GROCERIES. COLUMBIA COLLEGE One of the most interesting events was the recital given by Misses Ruth Wilburns a'*d Alaymie Green on. last Monday evening, after the recital, a reception wa- given, which was en- joye«i l\y ail pre-ent. Miss Eunice Glover spent last Sun-j day very pleasantly with Miss Sarah. Allen of this city. j Mrs. Cox of Virginia spent last' week with her daughter, Miss Mar garet. , Mrs. L. I). Jennings is visiting her sister. Miss Eloise Sturgeon. Miss Jessie May Mahaffey of Clint- j on is sending this week with Miss Willie Daniel. , Miss Kate Roman.-tine of this city , sj-ont Saturday very pleasantly with Mi-s Emily Creighton. Miss Mildred Kearse is spending a short while at her home in Barn- w«II. * Mr Vernal Glover of Spartanburg visited his sister, Miss Elma, Friday and Saturday. Miss Ullian Hodges of Denmark spent a few days last week very pleasantly with her cousin, Miss Edith Hodges. Another event that is looked for ward to with great pleasure is the recital to lie given by MissSimsieSt. Micheal on next Monday evening. Mr. Mahoney of Limestone, Tenn. called to see Miss (iertrude Hudson last Saturday. Miss Josephine Parker is spending a few days with her parents at Lang- Jy. W’e regret to learn that Mrs. Cofteld, one of our faculty is sick, and is unable to meet her classes this week. Miss Katherine Kaigler, who was recently married to Mr. Vernon Cox. visited: the college Thursday, her many schoolmates were very glad to see her again. Miss Mamie Berger has returned to resume her studies, after a short and pleasant visit to her home in Charleston. Little Miss Yancey Graham of Bamberg is spending a while with her cousin. Miss Providence Graham. Mrs. John Darly spent lastSundav with her neice, MiasLucileMatthews. Our prayer meeting service was conducted by Prof. D. D. Peele on Tuesday evening, and a large crowd was present. Dr. Edward Belk, who has just finished his course at the Southern Dental College, called to see Miss Lily Flynn, while on his way to his home at Kershaw. Miss Lorine Donly spent last Sun day wuth Miss Mattie Ethridge of this city. All of the girls are looking for ward to commencement, which w ill begin on the 27th of May, then va cation will begin, and of course everyone will be glad. With best wishes to The Press and Standard, Robs and Mack. A Sjjjg TYPEWRITER FOR 17 CENTS A DAY! rieoM reml th* h»a<lliue ovi»r a*r»in. Tbnn it* irfoneudooa BignificuDCe will <!*wn upon you An OliT^r Typ^wjifcr—Ihe •tanrfard visible wrriur—Ite #100 macbiie—the most highly perfected tvpewnter on the market—YOURS FOR 17 CENTS A DAYI The typewriter that is equipped with score* of ituch convenience* an “The Bal ance Shift”—"The ilcling Device”— ‘The Dorble Release.”—“The Lo< ;omo- live Baae^c^Tbe Automaiic Spacer”— “The Automatic Tabulator”—•* I'be Dis appearing lulicator"—“The Adjustable Paper Finptra”— L Lt The Scientific Condensed Key board”—all ttt. Yours for 17 Cents a Day! T * i We announced c -' c - > thl8 new aaleu plan recently, just to feel the pulse of the {•cople bimply a *mall < ash payment — then 17 cents a day. That is the plau in a nutshell. The result has been *unh a deloge of applications tor machines that we are I simply astounded. The demand Comes from people of all: .-laiae*. all atas, al> occupations The majority of inquitie* has come from people of known financial maiidiug who were attracted by the novelty of the propoaition. An impressive demonntra- tiou of the inmieuae popularity of the Oliver Typewriter. * A atari ling confirmation of our belief that the E a of Universal Typewriting is at hand. . A Quarter of a Million Peo ple Are Making Money With 1V—’W OLIVER ^ » TypaWrittr The Standard Visible Writer The Oliver Typewriter ia a money maker right from the word “Go!" So eaay to ran that beginner* aoon get in the "expert" olaaa. Earn as you learn. Let the machine pay the 17 rent* a day —and all above that 1* yours. Wherever you are, there’a work to be done and money to be made by uaing the Oliver. The hasinesa world ia call ing for Oliver operators. There are not enough to stapply the demand. Their aalarte* are considerably above those oi many classes of workers. “An Oliver Typewriter In Every Home! *’ That is our battle erv today. We have made the Oliver supreme, in usefulness and absolutely indiapenaable m business. Now comes the conquest of the home. The simplicity and strength of the Oliver tit it for tamiiy use. It ia becom iug an important fastor In the home t'aioing of young people. An educator as welt as a money maker. Our new felling plan puts the Oliver on the tbresboli of every home in Amej- ica. Will vote, close the door of your home or office on this remnrkHble Oliver opportunity't Write for further details of our chit < tfer and a tree copy of the uew Oliver catalog. Address I MR IVPEWRie CHY The Oliver Typewriter Building CHICAGO. - - - ILLINOIS The Tenderfoot Farmer ft was one ot rhese.ei.ncnmcntal farmers, who fwjf green spectacles on l>.s cow aud fed her ..havings. His theory was that it (i dn't matter what the cow ate so long as she- was fed. The questions of digestion and nourishment had ni t entered into his calculations. It's only a “tenderfoot”*firmer that would try sudL «n experiment w ith a cow. But many a farmer feeds Aim- self regardless of ditff-t.on and nutrition. He might alnost as well eat shav ings for all the good he gets oct of his food. I he result is that the stomach grows , ‘weaW’ , the Set ion of t'-e organs of digestion and nutrition arc impaired and the man suffers toe miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness. To strengthen the stomach, restore the activity ot the or* ians ot dliestlon and nutrition and hraco up the nerves, use Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It Is am un* tailing remedy? and has the confidence of physicians an well as the praise ot thousands Healed by Its use. In the strictest sense “Golden Medical Discovery” is a temperance medi cine. It contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and is as free from alcohol as from opium, cocaine and uther dangerous drugs. All ingredients printed on its outside wrapper. ■< Don't let a dealer delude you for his own profit. There is no medicine for stomach, liver and Mood “just as good” as “Golden Mediral Discovery.** HYRNE S STORE. Walterboro, South Carolina. [m ni EACH TOM and diitrirt » _ rule and eihihit S . . ... •a _ *—'• _ s'*-•’ scents cwjfhvtMfa ata Bukin* M Ttttjmr fnU twOcuUr, end r/vrw/ vfltr „t enct. NO XIONKy RKtJt'lKKlf until you mrrivesnoxiiprovcnl your hicydr. w.ahip ? l,nt ‘‘'t"* » * dv » r ' r ' h-'M frtiekt. and allow TKN MAIK KKKK TKIAL dunna whuh umr you may rufrui. huyeleand pul It to sny wit Vos Wjsh. If you »r» thrn not peHeuly Mtisfir.) or do not wish to krrp tho wcycle dup it h»< It to ut at our rxpenM and you wul not bo out out .out. FACTORY PRICES w e • un,, *h th* hishct aradr btcyrlei it is pouihlr to mako ■ *■(*■ WWI rwiSffc# at one small profit shove actual factory coil. You save Sto |s» muialemm s pronts by buying direct lit and have the mAitul^cturer «irtur* •nice behind your bt« jxle. IM» MOT BUY a i*cyt le ot a pair ot t;r«i from loromo at ouy Mur until ym receive our cataiocuel and leant our unheard ot Jo.torn Pru ts ami romoruoMo ij*. utl ejfct to rlUor WKoit I*. YOU WILL RE ASTONISHED * ,, **' n v° u twelve our beautiful catah-cu* and ■ V« WILL Dt RdlVni9HCH (, lK> y our superb m.vdr,i .t the toondorjui.y t. 'v M u tt we ran make you thn year. We sell the htjtlieit gr ade btcycks lor le«s money are $i oo |*roii« above factory co*t* , 1111 y«>u cat) •ell our bicycle* under yvur u*n name plait at Dtir rrlce*. Orders ftllcd the day received. M'.OOM) 11 %NI> ItlClCLrlCHw. do not rcruUrly handle tecond band biryclet, but i y have a ntunbcf on band taken in trade b^' our ChicakTO recai! stores. Thesu we cicuu* out p-oiu.'t!y at pn.e* rtiigimr.Ironj Bit to *«*» or BIO. Ueicrtotive Utnfain luu mailed free. f doehfar C H H d r ® *“» cry * FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A I CARD FROM COMMISSIONER . SMOAK Editor The Press Standam:— Please allow me space in your paper for a few remarks to the voters of Colleton County. 1 thank you very much for the confidence you had in me to elect me county commissioner. I have my card in The Press and Standard asking you to re-elect me to that office again. Now friends, if there comes out another man for that office that you think will fill it better than I have or gfitsiug'wy «s ca » to or ct i if. iJcscfitHi v« tu Grain itsts niaiU*d ire# •»! J* l. CQASTER-fiftAKES^ miirr chain. »nd pcUai., p*ru. r«Hirs .nd will, and who has tnoti harder to —1'- save the county more than 1 have. 0 HEuCETHORN PUNCTURE^PROOF 8 0 then okase let me know and I will HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF *M 80 SELF-HEAURG TIRES to utTmtHtodosUr £J| TM rrrultto retail On e ot their tirn ts tt.fO per t J,r . I"l "> tutrtiue* wen-ill H-’l yotmiampUpurforU.tkHiash with >-rJrTf4.S\). to MOIETMIIIE FROM PORCTOtES KAILS, Tacks or OlaM will not let tha air ouL Sixty tkouiuiml pairs avid Ift»t year. Over two hundred thousand pair* now in use. OEMOttlPTIOHs Made in all sixes. It is lively and eahy riding, vcrvdmableand lined inside with Special quality of rubber. Which never becomes tal qu porous and which closes up small punctures without allow, ing the air to escape. We have hundreds of letter, from adtiw- i fcedcustomer, stating that thetr t ires haveonly been pumped 1 up ones or twice la a whole season. They weigh no more thaa an ordinary tire, the by several layers ol tread. The regular price then please let me know and I will draw out of the race and help to : e'ect him. That is the kind of • j 1 am.. 1 am sorry that I have so | little iKiwer, fur if I had more power I could make my mark a little larg er. Now friends please do what I have stated above. Yours very respectfully, D. E. Smoak. Smoaks, May 12. lUwtkMn and pnneturw strip. -H” lus strip -IT* qualities being given, ared fabric on the 1 jo per pair, but for »• •A •IK" alsa Hi to prevent Hus outtlng. Wrw will outlast any other ■sako-HOrr, KLAallO and ■EASY KlUlhti. r * R Mjpuncture resisting qua of thin Specially prep* . ‘priceoftnr»etiresupix_ ediwrtiaaig purposes we are msluiig a spcctslfsctonr price to ® KAbV BID Ike rider of only M-to per pair. AH orders shipped same dsy letter i< received. We ship C O D oe a^rovml. You do hotpavseent until you have examined and found them strict lv as represented. ^ •J**,®**?*®** <1A P* T J crnl (thereby making the price •*.hi per pair) if you encUsie th'S advertwement. You run no rivk^in ** orflef aa the tire* amp, be returned at OUB expenm if for sny reason they are Sty on examination, we are perfectly reliable and money sent to us ia as safe aa in a * P* 11 : tolA rou ^U tad that they wilt ride easier, run faster, lM . i ** r ?fi*» *ny tire poo have eker used or seen at any price. W« V. e™ - X~< dcot buy any kind at any price anlil you send for a pair of' H«dgatbora YuactuimPTogf tires od approval and trial at XLMEAU CYCLE COMPANY, , CHICAGO, ILL HOW’S THIS ? We offer One Hundred Dollar* Re ward for any case of OaAarrb that can not be cured he HaU’e Catarrh Care F J CHENEY & CO . Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, hare known F J Cheney for the last 1ft years, and be lieve bint perfectly honorable ia all business transact ions * and financially ab 1 * to carry oat oat aay obligations ■aadety his firm. , WAI ALDINg, KlffYAX A MAHATh, F W hotaaale OroggiatM Toledo, O. Hall’a Catarrh Core ip taken Intea- ■ally, acting dlreetly apoe tha blood and maeons surface* of the system. TeetiaaoaiaU eent free. Price 79 oenta per bottle. 8oM by all Dragglata Taae Hall • Family Mila for cwaatlpqi lion. NO ARCUMENT AGAINST FACT We have the BROWN SHOE CO.’S line of 8 H O K 8 and there is none better. We carry a complete line of 0 DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND GROCERIES also. We have demonstrated to you that we make prices ri^ht. When you are in need of anything, just come to see us for we have what you want and at the price that will please you. Our motto is courteous atten tion, close prices and fair treatment. We have just received a very larjre stock of Low Quarter Shoes for men, women and children, the latest styles—no old stock on hand. We have also just received our Spring line of WHITE GOODS, and they are of the newest styles. COME AND SEE US. J. M. W1TSELL SUPPLY CO HUGHESTER SPILLS DIAMOND * LAMBS f BRAND mn rBftftftcd m Alunmi EeiUbte. iOLD BY ALL DRU86ISTS rSSx, EVEKYWHERE JBHS lOvstalk* VwM. FREE > I FREE HIGH GRADE A Natural Tone / • TALKING SINGING M A CJ IN E FREE Call at our Store and Hear the Specially Prepared Records of Bands and Other Instrumental Music, Songs, Stories, ReciUtions, etc., and Aasure Yourself that this is the Best Offered. These Records are Famoos for Their Tone and Quality The best^ talent of the country ie long evenings As a home entertainer it has no equal. The best t is brought rij?ht to your fireside to while away the long evenings with comical recitations and songs. The boys and girls can get up a dance at a moment’s notice and waltz to the strains of Music from the Grandest Bands of our land. Or you may wish to learn a Song and a better in structor you can never have. We have arranged by contracting for a large quantity of these machines to give each Customer one machine free, they only buying the Records. 2-"» Records with each machine and you can buy as many more as you want later. I nder no_ circumstances will we give a machine without cus tomer buying 2. r > records we had to buy these with each machine in order to make the trade with the factory. ONE STANDARD TALKING MACHINE WITH HAND SOME FLOWER HORN FREE TO EVERY CUS TOMER WHOSE CASH PURCHASES AMOUNT TO See and hear this wonderful instrument and see how easy you can ob tain one. One free to each home unlv. YARN BROTHERS CO. MOSELLE, S. C. SMOAKS, S. C. The I louse That Gives More Goods for the Same Money; The Same Goods for Less Money. Downward Course. Fast Being Realized by Walterboro people. A li tle backache at * Daily increasing till the back i« lame and weak. * 0 Urinary digordrfr* qnicklv follow ; Dialtetes ami flnaMy Bright’s disease. This i« the downward coarse of kid- nev Ills. Don’t take this course. Walterboro residents should profit by the following experience Mnj (I W Chap'in, Hancock St.. Beauf< rt. S. O my*; “1 ant pleated to give a statement in favor of Doan’s Kidney Pills, as they did me more good than any other remedy I had pri vionely used. 1 suffered eo severely from back ache and pains through mv loins that t could hardly get around and I could not stoop or straighten without great misery. On the advice of a friend, 1 at length procured Doan’s Kidney Bills and began their use. They give me prompt sod lasting relief.” Fo* stle by all dealers. Price 50 oedts Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take on other. THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE ijEWuriut rsu 1 ia?*r. . Ifw-nntelthcra VlhmtinePhnttle. Rotary KLiUttieor a single Thread I Cham lSt»tc/>\ Scv. ln^ .Machine write to THE NEW HOME SEWINO MACHINE COMPANY Orange, Maaa. Manr w-wtnr marhlnmare msdeto^llrecardlcw oL quality, but the Kew Home is made to wear. Our ruaxanty never run* out Kelri hy «it;hnriae4 Oeoler* only. roa sAt a by A touch of rheumatism, or a twinge of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is, Chamberlain’s Lintmeat drives away the pain at once and cures the complaint qaicklv. Flrat application gives relief. Bold by all dealers. Impure blood runs yon down—mokes joa an easy victim for organic diseases. Bardoek Blood Bitters pailfiee the bjtood cares toe oaaee—bailde yon op. BttUUXATIVHODeH SYRUP MUCVM OOWCMB AMO OOCM Express Delivered o • » or called for at every part of the city. Telephone £b. N.G. A. SAULS, AGENT. At Southern Express Co. *> , T' \ ^ Walterboro, S. C. . t ; • v > r mh vt-. i ‘ .v. -t j. X* 4 +