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X ' \ l ' S' ■ X :!. v /x /• - 4 . •* : i . V/ " /x‘ / / :r 104913. ' A X t ( THE PRESS AND STANDARD. WALTERBORO, S. C. PAGETHRER * < N ■ \_ ► A. • 1 \ ‘ ; ' 1 'rX We have received the largest and Ix^t line <•( g f cds v.e have ever had, and it will pav-yan to come and r-ee them at once, before they are picked over. '• . • • ' ' • The following are examples of the. bargains which we have to offer: „ * Men's $21 00 Suits now seHing for $17.(H) ' “ $18.00 Suits now selling for 12.00 “ $16.00 Suits now selling for $12.00 “$14 00 Suits now selling for $10.00 “ $12.00 Suits now selling for $8.00 * ' ' f \ Same reduced prices will hold good on Boys Suits. Largest supply of Ladies Coat Suits, which we are offer- 1 ing at very low prices. A. x- : . The following will give you an idea: - • Ladies $20.00 Suits now-selling for $11:00 “ $18.00 Suits now .selling for $14.00 “ $16.00 r Suits, now selling for $10.00^ ‘ ^<' ' “ $.12.00 Suits now selling fof $ 8.00 “ $10 00'Suits now selling fnr. $6.00 Lo\v prices are also being given on Ladies Coats and Childrens Coats. Also an Ladies Skirts. V • ' Our line of Dn' .Goods, Shoes apd Notions are unex celled in quality, beauty and reasonableness of price Some exceptional bargains in these departments. „*■ LADIES HATS. We have on hand a large supply of the late.-t styles in Ladies Hats, and we are selling them at the very lowest prices consistent with the ijuality o/the goods 1U’Y VOI R HATS FROM A LIVE COMPANY, FOR YOU/ARE SI RE TO LET SATISFACTION. K Zalin Clothing / * ’ ,r A WALTERBORO. S. C. / is \ X ,x GO TO THE UNION FARMERS BARGAIN HOUSE WHERE YOU BUY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. SPECIAL: Straw hats, all-kinds, at cost and down— 25 under cost. y ’ f x Shoes and Slippers for gentlemen, ladies and chil dren at good prices—get a pair. Just received a nice line of men’s and l>o>V hats from . "the >’ew York Hat Factory—get one. Cypress and pine shingles for sale here. A fresh car of flour arriving each week-$5.50 to $5'.75. per bbl. X , _ x< x . f One-hall Patent flour, ppr bbl $0.10 Cut prices on rice-:—a targe shipment just arrived. $2.98, $3.28. $3.98 and $4.98 per sack—Now is your time to get a sack. A large shipment of grist just arrived—$2 20 per ✓sack. Get a sack. • *, - Corn, per bushel .$1.10- Oats, per bushel, 70c; per sack $3.25 A line of nice buggies here for sale. ‘Be^tlfo. 1 Timothy Hay—per 100 lbs. :. .$1.25 We have 100 men'and boy’s fine suits—tailor made to order—now coming from the Baltimore 1 factory. Come and see therti—just arrived. A nice line of children’s and Misses fine dresses going at cost and below. ' A nice line of trunks to be sold out at cost and below. Get one at your own price. - We carry a full line of fancy and stapl^ groceries, dry goods, ready-made clothing, shoes, hats, trunks, hard ware, etc. AH net cash down prices. Yours most truly, UNION FARMERS BARGAIN HOUSE, F. C. BENNETT, Prop. X WALTERBORO, S. C. SPEQALS THIS WEEK! \ \ X A 4Qc Rice, 8c a quart- D. S. Butts for cash 10c a lb. \ Gristv fine Hhdnuts. 30c a pk. ✓ Chick Food, 30ca pk. 3 lb- Cans Standard Tomatoes, 10c 6 Cakes Octagon Soap. 25c a 3 Boxes Star Lye, 25c 6 5c pkgs. Soda, 25c. * 6 5c pkgs. Atlantic Matches, 25cy Sweet Potatoes, 20c a pk. > Good Rice, $3.75 a sk. f Luzianne Coffee. 30c a lb. can. Quaker Flour, $5.75 a bbl. Come in and look at odr line of Shoes, Hats, etc., which has just arrived and will be sure to please you. /- \ s Phone 60 X- W. H. Guess When You Yawn a Good Deal ' In the clay time, and fed dull, lazy and discouraged, > ou have every symptom of a torpid liver. ° Simmons Red Z Liver Regulator (The Powder Form) is a fine tonic for a disordered liver. It acts promptly. The bilious im purities which have r inter fered with the free action pf the liver are driven .out, the stomach is cleansed and strengthened so that it can regular habit re-established. It is a splendid medicine for the whole system. Promotes a feeling of energy, mental activity and cheerful spirits. Sold by Dealers Price. Largp Package, Si.OO * A"k fc li.yctnulnr with lb* RrVZ o« the li '-L IKyi u can-ii t it. r,.iu to u*. rc , »Xvi it by, cu t SitatooM ■ RfJ^Uicr li sl-o put up In Uuui I Ion* X fill thaw «vi>o fir'rr It. Hike >1.00 Mr, built, too* lot tbc ked Z UbcL A., J. H. ZEILIN &\C0. Si. Loais, Missouri The Price Maker . t ’ v.' I x x X r \ Solii 'by Waltorboro Drug- (’o .' TWO NKOHOMS PAY !»»•:.VTH X ; " PKNAliTV In : V. ><: \ X V . •' v: First lioulilt* FlertriK-ution south, rurttliim. Colivniia.' Supt. a.’South. ('arblina’R fifst doubb* ob-i troeution occ ured yea- t»*n|ay, when Jas|»er Greeiraud Davis Keyhi^ids ytcre put to-death for th^ tnurdetyof .LX.’. Cooler, a liquor con stable of iJeaufort county, last Mar,ch Doth negroes went to the death chair protesting that they were innocent. In reply to. ('apt. D. J. Grifffith's pues- tiyn whether lie had anything to say. Green said: I didn't kill that man. I don’t know nothing about if. ’Pore God I am innocent." Reynolds also denied ns persistently his having any part in the tragedy. Green who was charged as being an accessoK ,to the (-rime was the first to die, being I' d into the death house lit o’clock. Tvro oiinu- les latir a < urrenf of heavy voltage v as shtit thro>ig1i his body and kept. on f(>r one hiltuSTtx-' Two ■ other shocks, were net essary to.render Ufe e\tii,<t. Immediatly after the J^ody of Green had been removed from the <hair. Heinolda, the principal, was s-trapped down, the curXnt b^ing turned on at Il:('5 antl/death being protiounced at 11: nit. / Three applica tions of the curreiu were necessary also in the latter case before^ Rey nolds was pronounced dead. The'father and .three brothers of the. tmirdured man came up from Beaufort yesierday to see the negroes put to death. * ' • : < Do A'ou Feel ('onsuniptlon? No matter how chrbnm ygur cough or how severe your throat or hung ailment is. Dr Kink’s New Discov ery will surely help you# it may save ym.ur life, Stillnvan-Green, of Mall- chite. Col., writesf "Tvto /doctors saij I liad consumption and (oirid not live two years. I used Dr King's New Discovery and am alive and well.” Your money refunded it it faijs to benefit youA Thu best home remedy for coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. Price. Ottc and $l."0. Guaranteed by rJnd' M. Klein, Wal- terboro, S. C-. > A Child’s Seasons. X Spring. When all the willow reaves are out. And birds and butterflies about. And all the sky a dreamy blue-/ I want to be outdoors, don’t you? Then'every bird and butterfly That goes so idly drifting by. And every leaf on every tree AH geem to cal] and call to me! Hammer. X When hazy hot is every day. And crickets chirp within the hay. And sunset skies are streaked with red— Oh! how I Hate to go to bed. I like to ..watch the sky-so far. Persaps UJI live upon a star Someday. -That’s what I’d love jo d > I think it would be nice, don't y^fti? Full. When all the davg are clear and cold. And sunset skiea are filled with gold. When red funs riot in the trees. Puss lies before the fire at ease. • Hut-all the dogs, and I, are out We love to race ami run about; We watch the duckorill in tic sk/. And watch the south-bound birds go by Winter. When all the world is still and white. And fairy pictures conns<t night Cpon the frosty windowpSue - Its tpuly winter-time again. Or^ then, hurrah for many a lark. For chestnuts -roasted after dark. For snowball fights and showmen too I love the wiriteiMime, don’t you? Ethel Herndon. Port Tampa Cttp, Phi. Some Fog. ‘T suppose you don’t gef much fog over here,” remarked the smartly ( ressel young man who,had tern fajX ing of IxMidon fogs,. "Wall.” replied the old saU: " v do get a hit of a-fog.now an’ then, I mind last summer I was'shinglin’ that barn you see over.tbar on tin* point. I bad just used up.w l*a» 1 had figured w ouldo both side!! of she roof,' and was calculatin' to crawl back to the ladder when Iheftvg lifted and and I dropped plump into the middle of the harbor. „There I had gone and shingled ’bout a hundt <1 f.' f of that blamed fog.” September:'Woman’s Home Com panion. SHEUMATISM KIDNEYS AND BLAUUE 4 j P A. / / , j ■‘Vi i! /■ Poor Mans Friend. X* x- X X the mm SHAKING STORE X X. xooi THE PROFIT SHARING STORE 232 and 234 King Street and 203 Meeting Street, Charleston, South Carolina new. PONT- MISS THIS CHANCE DO YOU WANT A PRETTY, DRESS? . V ^ 's' X We have them in nicely trimmed vorles and batistes, All o^rer ’ and Lingeries, Linens and other new fabrics, values up bv ^8.98. ' Special for Early July Sales: $3.98 and $4.98—Other value^aL$27.50 * . Special at $12.98. . ^ If it is a suit we have it in Black, Navy or Mixture in spring serge and other materials and very^prettiest^eream serges all at cut prices. Some at half and others at les^ than half—White P. K. Corduroy Skirts, at $1.00. V Specials in Ladies and Childrensimdenvear,Childrens Dresses and Rompers, Norfolk Blazer^, ^ilk Petticoats. Best Corset Stock in the^tate—Corsets 50c up. )Cour mail orders will receive prompt attention and we will ap preciate a call as well/ / 0 Louis Cohen & Company X x / X.' '■r X y. ... WHKY IIFH BACK ACHKH. A Woman FiadH All ll«*r Kn«*rg> nnd Ambition Slipping Away. Walterboro women know how the aches and pains that often come when the kidneys fail make life a burden. . Backache, hip pains, head aches, dizzy spells, distressing uri nary troubles, Are frequent fhdica- tlona of weak kidneys and should he checked In time. Doan’s Kidney Pjlla are for the kidneys only. They attack kidney diseases by stri-king at the cause. * * • , Can Walterboro sufferers desire stronger proof than this Charleston woman’s word’’ Mrs-*:. W, Todd. 3? Hanover SC Charleston, S. C .-says "For several months I suffered very much from backaches and heada( lies and I also had dizzy spells'and other symptom* of ktndey complaint. 1 .ried Mjverla remedies, but got no relief until 1 .1 ACLES, EYE GLASSES. ./ • I SPECTAl JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC / , watches, J. A. WESTERBERG, Jewelry Store. Next to Postottice Fine Repair Work a Specialty. WALTERBORO, : : • S.C. v \ used Doaq-’s Kidney Pills. They rid cents. Foster Slilhurn-.Co., Buffalo, me of all the a* he* ami pains and New York, sole agents for the Unit- made my kidney normal I am now ed States. free, from kidney trouble.” Remember the name—Doan's and For sale by all dealers. Price 5'J , take no othef. X V