?
Mrs. Sagerser,
FACIAL 4j '
Mrs. (*. is. SaserstT, 1511 Woodland |
Ave., Kansas City, Mo., writes: > ^
I feel it a duty due to you and to
others that may he afflicted like myself, ^
to speak for Peruna. j <
"My trouble first eatne after la grippe ' ]
eight or nine years ago, a gathering in
my bead and neuralgia. 1 suffered *
most all the time. M\ nose, ears and <
eyes were badly affeeud for the last two ^
years. I think from your description of
internal catarrh that I must have had i
that also. I suffered very severely. I
"Nothing ever relieved me like Pe- j
runa. It keeps mo frc m taking eold. .
"With the exception of tor:- deafress
I am feeling perfectly cured. 1 1
am forty-six years old.
"I feel that words are inadequate to (
express my praise for Peruna."
Stomach Trouble Seven Years.
??? T T_^r.v. V IJ 1 l>?!nf -
1U I 9, ItXirvU) ?? ? V*M?|
Term., writes:
'Having been afflicted with catarrh
and stomach trouble for seven years,
and after having tried four different
doctors they only relieved me for a little
while. I was induced to try Per una,
and I am now entirely well."
Man-a-lin an Ideal Laxative.
: KINGSTREE GRADED AND J
t HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. I
li i i i m ? ? i n t n m u 11 <M
^ About seventy-five new books have
been added to our library. We should
be proud of our fine collection of
books and read more of them than
"wo have been doing in the past.
\ft?o Alntha "Thihnaii n mpmhpr of I
^liV 1<UM ^wwwvj M v...
the ninth grade, has returned after1
an absence of over two weeks. We
are glad to have her with us again.
Three new pupils entered this t
school Monday morning. They live .
abont five miles from towu.
Mr James Vause, a member of the i
ninth grade, has withdrawn from i
school. We fear he has made a mis- v
take, for he should first get ready for |
his life's work before beginning it. i
Mr Tommie Gilland, of the tenth t
grade, spent several days in Charles* 1
ton last week. He reports that he had
a pleasant time. Watsoa McCatchen
and Virgil Kinder, members of the ,
seventh grade,also spent several days <
in Charleston. i
Messrs Ogilvia Rogers ard Frank '
Rogers spent the week-end in Charles- (
tnn (
Mis3 Minnie Bryan, of the tenth I
grade, spent Saturday and Sunday 1
with her parents at Trio.
Misses Estella Campbell and Alice
Beckham spent the week-end in
Florence with relatives.
Misses Lillian Alsbrook and Grace '
Van Keureu, of the seventh grade, 1
spent a few days in Charleston last
week.
]
Your foods are in >
two classes: Foods i
that please you by their i
taste, and foods that 1
1 \
you depend on be- ]
cause of what they
do for you. Quaker
\ Oats has all the good I1
\ <
\ qualities of both ]
classes. 9
Subscribers who order their
papers.changed from one postoffice
to another must give us
the name ot the former office as
well as the one to which they
wish the paper to be transJ erred.
tf
LAW AND ORDER
LEAGUE.
DEFINITE STEPS TAKEN LOOKING TO
SUCH ORGANIZATION?ANOTHER
MEETING NOVEMBER 15r.y
virtue of the cull signed 1 ?y a
number of representative citizens in
rations parts of the county a meeting
tvas held m the court house Monday
:o attempt the formation of a law
iiid order league, ot a system of such
leagues, in various localities so as to
?vtend over the whole county. It
nras a disappointment to those pres?ut
to see so few attend, mauy who
tiad signed the call beiug conspicu jus
by their absence. At the same
time, nothing daunted, the faithful
few took the matter up and tried to
;et the organization into definite,
workable form. Twenty-nine signed
the roll as members of the WilliamsDnrg
Law and Order league.
Mr W 1> Bryan being called to the
jhair and Mr G O Epps elected secretarv,
the object of the meeting wai
stated and remarks and suggestions
called for. The object and purpose ol
the organization, it was explained,
to briny about a bettel enforce
meut of the laws generally and par.
ticularlv to enforce the prohibition
law to become effective in the county
ifter November 15.
Mr J F Cooper read a draft of th(
constitution and by-laws of the Oringeburg
City Law and Order leagiu
lud it was moved and ordered that
;he same be adopted for the local organizations.
amended as deemed adrisable
to suit local conditions.
Mr G M Beasley made the point
;hat the only way to collect evidence
iud bring about a successful prosecutiou
of violators of the law would
be to raise mouey among the membership
for detectives.
Mr Wolfe suggested that, as ht
mderstood it, uuder the Carey-Cot h;an
act, if a sufficient number of the
citizens of a -'dry*' county petitioned
For it, the Governor will send detec:ives
or constables to any locaiity to
gather evidence to secure convictions,
levying a special tax against the
county to meet the expense.
After further discussion a com
mittee was apponueu uy me cuairnan
to select oue man from each
awnsbip in the county to ascertain
;he feasibility of forming a local law
lud order league in one or more communities
in every township and to re?
port back to the next general meeting
>f everyone interested in the enforcement
of the prohibition law, which
meeting will be held in Kiugstree in
;he court house at 12 o'clock m,
Monday, November 15, 190H.
A Scalded Boy's Shrieks
horrified his grandmother,Mrs Maria
l'aylor,of Nebo,Ky, who writes that,
tvheu all thought he would die,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured
aim. Infallible for Burns, Scalds,
3uts, Corns, Wounds, Bruises,
ZJures Fever-Sores, Boils.Skin Krup
:ions, Chilblains, Chapped Hands,
soon routs Piles. 25c at I) C Scott's.
Announcement.
We have placed an order for over
?100 worth of new job type, which
includes the latest up-to-date faces
for all kiuds of commercial and social
forms of printing. We are now
prepared also to do catalogue and
pamphlet work of every description,
ncluding lawyers' briefs, in the most
lpproved style. We have a special
ot of new type faces that will be
ased -only for wedding invitations,
visiting cards, etc. Call and see samples
of work or let us send them to
pou. Our job department is equipped
setter than any other in this part of
;he State. tf
A Religions Author's Statement
Rev Joseph II Fesperman, Salisbury,
N C, who is the author of several
books,writes: "For several years
[ was afflicted with kidney trouble
*nd last winter I was suddeuly
jtricken with a severe pain in my
kidneys and was confined to bed eight
lays unable to get up without assistance.
My urine contained a thick
tvhite sediment and I passed same
frequently day and night. I commenced
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy,
and the pain gradually abated
and finally ceased and my urine became
normal. I cheerfully recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy."
D C Scott
A
4
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
Fall Meeting to be Held Here Saturday,
November 13.
Editor County Kecord: ?
Please allow me S)>ace to call attention
to the meeting of the Williamsburg
County School Improvement
association as advertised in this
week's ,%lIecord." Though our county
has scarcely had a properly organized
improvement association, our schools
have captured more of the prizes offered
than those of any other county.
The organized efforts of a county as:
sociation are very much needed at
, present, and I sincerely hope Miss
Mattie Harper, our county organizer,
will be made glad by having all our
. .? *?! .1 liirrru mimlutr rtf
ICilUilCI A Uim (l ?CI j iitifci iiukivv > v*
, our trustees and patrons to meet and
hear .Miss Theodosia Dargan, l'resi
dent of the Stat*' School Improvement
association, at the high school
audi .mm in Kings tree on Satur,
day, November Id, at 12 o'clock. I
. want especially to invite the mothers
s of our school children, and all other
5 ladies interested in improving and
p beautifying our school houses and
, grounds.
.' Yours sincerely,
J G McCullough.
' i
LIST OF JURORS
'; For Court ol common Pleas Which Coovenes
Monday, November 15.
j
T Armstrong McCrea, Indiantown.
B L Buttkin, Cades
i 7
S P Clemons, Greelyville
<! DP DuKant, Vox
' J D Haselden, Lambert
i C C Mouzon, Mouzon
I j WD Fulton, Mouzon
W E Allen, Greelyville
J T Gaskins, Lake City
'! W H Gaskins. Lake City
J B Clarkson, Gourdins
R L Bass, Lanes
S V Taylor, Greelyville
S P B Altman, Suttons
1 J E Davis, Salters
tS J Snowden, Church
N W Cook, Taft
W C Wilson, Cades
W E Bryan, Salters
M D DeLorme, Greelyville
J M Knight, 1 'ke City
8 J Gasque, Sci .nton
! W B McCollougn, Salters
! W C Garner, Suttons
| R B McClary, Kingstree
;{ J J Strong, Kingstree
J H Ilanna Jr, Kingstree
i S K Smith, Kingstree
i C L Montgomery, Greelyville
A C Boyd, Trio
| S T Nesmith, Indiantown
A M Gordon, Kingstree
J W Ilanna, Lake City
Bartow Smith, Hebron
| D W Altman, Vox
L W Flowers, Trio
Kills Her Foe or 20 l'ears.
"The most merciless enemy I had
I for 20 years," declares Mrs James
! Duncan of Haynesville, Me, "was
| Dyspepsia. I suffered intensely after
eating or drinking and conld scarce]
ly sleep. After many remedies had
failed and several doctors gave me up,
i I tried Electric Bitters, which cured
| me completely. Now I can eat any,
thing. I am 70 years old and am
; overjoyed to get my health and
I strength back again." For Indiges!
tion, Loss of Appetite,Kidney Troui
ble,Lame Back, Female Complaints,
jit's unequaled. Only 50c. at D C
I Scott's.
Notice.
For
the convenience of our subscribers
who do not come to town
I often The Record has arrauged
| with Treasurer J Wesley Cook to
collect subscriptions while on his
rounds. Of course Mr Cook will
not have a statement of your account
made out to date (not knowing
beforehand where or by whom
he will be paid) but just pay him
about what you think you owe and
a year in advance, if you want the
paper another year. He will issue
you a temporary receipt for your
money and when he turns in his
reports at this office we will mail
you a duplicate number receipt,
from our regular receipt book,
which will show you the exact
date to which your subscription is
paid.
Medical Values of Different Fruits.
The juices of fresh fruits arej
j more effective than those of cooked
'fruits in destroyiug germs or pre- j
: veuting their development in the
stomach.
Fruits which are uot quite ripe
and which have firm flesh are inn-'
proved by cooking.
I Peaches, grapes ami berries are
| most wholesome raw. The digesti- j
j bility of apples, pears, plums,
cherries and dried figs is improved
by cooking. Fresn figs are easily
i digested.
i The food worth of fruits run in
i this order: Peaches are the highest
! in rank, then apricots, grapes,
l..4.AmkAM?iiaa l\l iiijlu.i'r Kl JiP lc - !
' ouan uciiicof uiMvwunvj
i berries, raspl>erries, oranges,bananas,
; lemons, apples, pears, plums, cher-;
j ries, tigs, pineapples.
, Green water grapes are blood1
j purifying, but of little food value: j
I reject pulps and skins.
Blue grapes are feeding andj
blood purifying; too rich for those
who suffer from the liver.
Tomatoes, higher nerve or brain
food and waste; ndJheat. They are
thinniug and stimulating. Do not
skin.
Juicy fruits give more or less the
higher nerve or brain and some
few, muscle food and waste; no
heat.
Apples supply the higher nerve
and musrl^l food, but do not give
stay.
Prunes afford the highest nerve
or brain food, supply heat and
waste, tut are not muscle feeding.
They should be avoided by those
who stiller from the liver.
Farmers* Union Sun.
Forced into Exile.
Wm Upcnurch of Glen Oak,Okla,
was an exile from home. Mountain
air, he thought, would cure a frightful
lung racking cough that had detied
all remedies for two years. After
two years he returned, death
dogging his steps. "Then I began
to use Dr King's New Discovery',*'
he writes, "and after taking six bottles
1 am as well as ever." It saves
thousands yearly from desperate
lung diseases. Infallible for Coughs
and Colds, it dispels Hoarseuess and
Sore Throat, Cures Grip, Bronchitis,
Hemorrhages, Asthma,Croup, Whooping
Cough. 60c and $1.00, trial
bottle free, guaranteed by D C Scott.
Our best clubbing offer?the
Woman's World and two nice
premiums and The Record, all
one year for $1 25. See ad this
issue.
Fp. p. p. i
tj P. 1*. P. will purify and vitalise your Z
I tilood, <Tva;eu good appetiteand give your fi
whole <)Vrm tone and strength. U
I K A prominent railroad superintendent at fjl
Q Savannah, suffering with Malaria. Dyspep
I sij, and Rheumatism says: "After taking K
I 1'. P. P. he never felt so well In his life, ami E
1 I fm-Ls as if ho could live forever, if he could E
always get P. P. P." Sj
H If you are tired out from overwork and S
close conflnement, take L
I If you are feeling badly la the spring
Q and out of sorta, take
P. P. P. |
If your digestive organs need toning up k
take >J
P. P. P. |i
If you suffer with headache, indigestion,
debility and weakness, take
P. P. P. H
If you suffer with nervous prnefrr.fle", f
nerves unstrung and a general i?.l uuwn jo
of the system, take
P. P. P. I
For Blood Poison. Rheumatism. Scro" ^
ula, Old Sores. Malaria, Chronic Fe>ua> i
Complaints, take L.
P. P. P. L
Prickly Ash, Pokc Eoct r
sn/l DnlnrrMitn
I OIIU ruiaajiunii
Th? best blood purifier in the world. |
I V. V. LJPP.MA.V
[ Savannah. . ?eorr,-i
%
NOTICE OF MEETING OF WILLIAMSBURG!
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
The Williamsburg School Improve- [
ment association will hold its fall meeting
in the auditorium of Kingstree
Graded school building on Saturday,
November 13. at 12 M, Miss Theodosia
Darg&n and others are expected to address
the association on that day.
Teachers and trustees and all others
who want better school houses, better
equipped and more beautiful grounds
are especially invited.
J G McCullough,
Superintendent Education.
October 30,1909. ll-4-2t
I
p.p
Males Marvelous Cores io Blood I
P. P. P. purifies the blood, build.'
strength to weakened nerves, expels di
happiness, where sickness, gloomy feeling
In blood poison, mercurial poison,
and skin diseases, like blotches, pimp
head, we say without fear of contradict
purifier in the world.
Ladies whose systems are poisoned ni
dition due to menstrual irregularities, :
derful tonic and blood cleansing prope
Root and Potassium.
F. V. LIPPMAN, S
\ i/uirnTnrr rninm
i niMtointtuitAutu,
\ Kingstree
f High School
> Hoys and Girls prepared for
C PURE WATER,
< HEALTHFUL LOCATION.
\ HIGH SCHOOL A If SEX recent]
i f and spacious Auditorium.
} AMPLE ROOM FOR I
l TERMS RE.
! f Fail Terr
| Monday, Se
I* For information apply to
J. G. COLBERT,
Superintendent.
Kingstrc
STOLL BF
!WE STDC
BUY \BON
' AND ANn
* k 1KI1W
SELL LAN
It will pay you to alwayi
any business of this kind.
J?* OFFICE OVER BANK
1 K?S6SSSe?eS?S
|8 FREE! FR
(6 For the next few days we are ?
f) 10x20 Picture? OIL PAIN
7A FREE to every purchaser of a
yr*?*cooK
fl FOR C,
I 0): ^ome anc* ?et a picture bafore t
^ * TI7L^?% ntA o?rr UTA niOU fl frPP
| 7A IT lieu nc eaj nv u>\?u ?.w.
2 AMERICA
J We have a large stock of th
1 W\ American fence is built on the el
i Ja most scientitic, practical and pel
* yields to great and sudden pre
W) original shape. Thoroughly gal
; (# weather. There is practically n<
I m\ ican fence. The American farm
' 7A to be the best and is backing up
I gft largely every year, until fully ei|
I 71 and built at the present time is A
| W Ring 35 for Wh
jf A full 1
If COFFINS AJS
always on hand. Sertices render
X OK
(M Remember the place.
x Kingstree Hi
V 4
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.P.
'oison, Blenatii M Scrofula.
? up the weak and debilitated, ?-.ve?
isease, giving the patient health and
;s and lassitude tirst prevailed,
malaria, dyspepsia, and in all Mood
les. old chronic ulcers, tetter, sen'rj
(ion that P. P. P. is the best blood
id whose Mood is in a;, impure < -r.
:ro peculiarly benefitted by the \vo*i
eties of P. P P., PrLkiy Jlsh, i'jirc
AVAKNAH, CA.
ANDIHIGH SCHOOL, I
S. C. j
Department[
College or (or Business Life. >
EIGHT INSTRUCTORS, <
FINE MUSIC DEPARTMENT. <
y completed with beautiful \
30ARDING PUPILS. \
A.SONAUL,?;, J .
n Begins j
ptember 13. 1
E. C. EPFS, |
Clerk Board Trustees. >
je? S. C.. |
iOTHERS I
:KS WE
DS BUY
I AND
D S SELL
> see us when you have
OF WILLIAMSBURG -^1
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EE! FREE! 8
joing to give* away a nice large w
TING; mounted in frame? w)
STOVE*"'?S
ASH. C
hey all [go. Only a few \eftM\
lN fence#
is fence on hand in all heights.
lastic, hinged joint principle, the^P)
rfect fence principle known. It 7A
esure but returns again to the iK
Ivanized and protected against jl
o limit to the strength of Amer- w
,er has declared American fence w)
his judgment by buying it more (J)
;hty per cent of the fence bought
American fence. W)
lat You Want g
lot' U1
ID CASKETS
Yonra for "biz," (m
ardware Co.