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FARMER BOVS OFFERED PRIZES
For Biggest Yield ol Corn b>
Kingstrec Drug Company.
Editor County Record-?
! Having been reared <?r. a Williamsburg
county farm.it is quite natural
for nir to fee! great interest in the
farmer boys of my home county,and
especially in the members of the
tVilliamsburg county Corn Club.
> In the hn>e of stimu'ating greater
effort among the members of the
club and the young farmers of the
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To the Williamsburg boy producing
the next greatest quantity of
corn and complying with these conditions.
one Conklin self-filling fountain
pen, worth
To the Williamsburg boy prouucI
ing the third greatest quantity ??f
corn and complying with these conditions,
one Conklin self-filling or
Waterman Idea! fountain pen.worth
$3,00.
These are standard and the most
popular fountain pens to be had and
are on exhibition and sale at our
' store.
Hoping to have a letter from each
member of the countv's c u-n growing
club, we are.
Kixgstree Drug Co.
Chas J Epps. Sec-Treas. j
The Quest of Happiness.
This is a time of special religious
activity in most Southern farm communities.
We hope that it will ever
be so. We hope that the South will
never show the lack of regard for
organized Christianity that has become
the rule in so many other sections.
No man can do his best work,
can live his best life, unless he is in
oroper relations to his environments
this is as true of the things of
*vhe spirit as of the things of the
krt/K- Wo Iffimv that this lift^ is not
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all. Our very senses teach us the existence
of the God; our reason also
teaches us, what it taught even the
old Greek poet whom Paul quoted
at Mars Hill, that "We also are His
offspring." We are the children of a
Great Father; and just as no man
can live a normal, wholesome life who
is not in proper relations with his
earthly father?who ignores or keeps
away from his earthly father, so can
no man live a normal, well-rounded
life who is not in proper relations
with the Great Father of us all.
This is not a matter of maudlin
sentiment, but a matter that should
appeal to the plain, every-day common
sense of every thoughtful and
intelligent man. We shall be glad if
this little note shall cause any reader
to treat it as such. Life is in the
main a quest of happiness: and there
is no more bitter tragedy than that
of the man who misses the only Way
that this old world has ever known.
? The Progressive Former.
In traveling through the South
one is more and more impressed with
the fact that the very best land in
nearly every State is not vet in cultivation:
It has not been drained,
' Into these wet bottoms the fertility
of the hills has leached down, and
yet our people have too often balked
at the little extra work of canalling
and ditching that would make these
lowlands outyield the prairies of the
West. Very likely on your own
farm. Mr. Subscriber, there are
branch bottoms or creek bottoms
which if cleared and ditched would
give you S3 for your labor for every
$1 the poorer hillsides will pay you.
And in th'at case isn't it folly to keep
hiring yourself to the unappreciative
field? The Progressive Farmer.
Tetter, Salt Rheum and Eczema
Are cured by Chamberlain's Salve. One apphca,
tion relieves the itching and burning sensation.
k
i county, we will oner tnrougu mc
Kingstree Drug Company three
prizes.one each to the boy producing
the greatest number of bushels of
corn on his acre of land, under the
rules governing the contest in this
county and the following: Kach contestant
must write us a letter, using
ink and in his own handwriting, giv"
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in# the name of his parent or guaruian
and postofiice address, same to
be mailed to the Kingstree Drug
Company on or before October 1 of
this year.
To the Williamsburg boy producing
the greatest quantity of corn
and complying with these conditions,
one Waterman's Ideal fountain pen.
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run-down and failing in health, day p<
by day, but you must work as long *5
as you can stand. What you need is f(
Electric Bitters to give tone.strength
and vigor to your system, to prevent t\
breakdown and build you up. Don't . ~
be weak, sickly or ailing when Electric
Bitters will benefit you from the p
first dose. Thousands bless them for p
their glorious health and strength, ic
Try them. Every bottle is guaran- p
teed to satisfy. Only 50c at M L bi
'Allen's. tJ
JAMES THARPE DEAD. 'j
Was The Record's Pressman for
Several Years.
James Thar]te.a we!! known negro
in town, died Saturday and was buried
Sunday ir. the colored cemetery,
after the funeral services at Mt Zi<?n
Methodist church.
When Tne Record passed into the
hands of the present management,
the paper was printed on an old
Washington hand press. It was slow,
tedious and hack-breaking "pulling
the press." as the operation of the
crude machine was termed. Week
after week, for several years until
his health failed, "Uncle Jim" was
lour faithful pressman. Prompt and
reliable, we could depend on him
rain or shine and we learned to like
and respect the old fellow.
He is gone to a better world, we
h >i>e. where toiling is no more.
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THE KEY CF KNOWLEDGE. |
l Thirds Yen Oufht to K.iow?E?p?- '
cially Why God Has Permitted Evil. |
Ever) Cliristi.iu Iiibn- Student |
SHUl'LI * KNOW th satisfactory d
proofs that ilie Di'ole is a l>iviue Revelation
reasonable and trustworthy? I
i revealing :t l'i. n which is systematic, |
full of Just: e. Wisdom and I.ove.
The Key of Knowledge of the S' riptures.
long lost K.uko ll:o2?, is found,
und gives citd's faithful people access |
| to the "Hidden Mystery". (Col. 1?G.t
| YUl" SHUUI.lt KNOW that the 1
I Lord Jesus una i.js runuiui are iu ue ?
I not only I'ri ?sts tat Kings.
YOU SHOULD KNOW that this
' Kingdom is to come and God's wlli be
done at the Second Advent.
YoU SHOULD KNOW that God's
Plan is to select and save the Church
in the Gospel Ape. and to use this
Church in blessing the world during
the Mediatorial reign on earth.
YOU SHOULD KNOW that a
"Ransom for all" implies an opportunity
for Restitution to all.
YOU SHOULD KNOW that the
1 Day of Judgment is 1,000 years long
?the world's Trial L?ay.
YOU SHOULD KNOW that the |
Spiritual and Human natures are separate
and distinct.
YOU SHOULD KNOW that the
"Narrow Way" of self-sacriflce will J
cease with this age.
YOU SHOULD KNOW that the ~
"Highway of Righteousness" without
suffering will be open to all of the redeemed
race during the Messianic to
reign on earth. w
YOU SHOULD KNOW that the hi
Kingdoms of This World are but for I re
an ordained period and must then give g,
place to the "Kingdom of Heaven"? "j
"Thy Kingdom Come." Especially
YOU OUGHT TO KNOW why God , J.
has permitted evil for six thousand j.
yean, and the relationship of God's | m
people to this reign of sin and death 0)
and to the results. "
These subjects and many others of
deep Interest to all of God's people are |
discussed fully and In language easy jj
of comprehension In "THE DIVINE 0
PLAN OF THE AGES." i
880 pages, cloth bound, thirty-five
cents postpaid.
Address orders to Publishers, Bible
and Tract 8oclety. 17 Hicks Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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As usually treated, a sprained ankle
will disable a man for three or
four weeks, but by applying Chamberlain's
Liniment freely as soon as
| the injury is received, and observing
1 the directions with each bottle, a
cure can be effected in from two to
four days. For sale by all dealers.
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: S-S FOR SALE s-s :
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j * 25" acre farm. 3 miles north of Kinqrs
* -J ki.klv.nl,
: irrv un ^uiuwri iv?u. ox- ovi va n>a?v A ?
I T tivated. and will produce a bale of cotton. a I
[ or 75 bushers of corn to the acre. Excel- I
' * lent tobacco land. Fine timber 12 inches * ^
. diameter sold, cut and removed. 75 acres 4 ?
of island land in Black River Swamp and _
* 75 acres of rich, fertile bay land that can * I
4 be put in highest state of cultivation at a
small expense. Four room dwelling, each
* room 20 feet by lk feet, with 10 foot hall- *
a way. One tenant house, barn, sheds. *tc. a p
Conv eniently located with respect to town. *
* county seat, churches, schools, railroad, *
! a markets, etc. Price $15 per acre, NET. a
a Purchaser to pay for papers. Apply P|
J. D. GILLAND,
* Attorney-at-Law !
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"I have a world of confidence in IjChamberlain's
Cough Remedy, for I al
have used it with perfect success." awrites
Mrs M I Basford, Poolesville,
Md. For sale by all dealers. p
No NeedTo Stop Work. j!i
When your doctor orders you to ^
stop work.it staggers you. "I can't." '
so" Vnn brum- vnn oro veoolf
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j Woman';
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Noah'* L i n I m n 11" the v
? ???best remedy (or RheumarTWT^T?^
n tlsm. Sciatic*, Lame Back.
TSKg S113 Joints and Muscles.
n*JP5Lv H Sore Throat. Colds. Strains.
fSlair'i:*:- H Sprains. Cuts, Bruises.
Colic. Cramps. Neuralgia.
IP |(ua Toothache, and all Nerve. ,
1 11,1 "EJ Bone and Muscle Aches
[ V]m\jj! Hani Pains. Thegenulne
I tiniJff has Noah's Ark on every
I i|lwl|,l package and looks like this t
MaaMMa* cut. But has RED band on 1
front of package and
"NoJl*. Umimant" always
' _ in RED Ink. Beware of In
^.-jns.Ttr Imitations. I^rge fettle, SL
mTmi. H V> cents, and sold by all *
mm miM de a 1 e r s 1 n m e d 1 c i n e. 01
M,.77n~ Guaranteed or money reITBHBPWH
funded by Noah Remedy
Mpmp^M Co., inc.,"Richmond, V?. bl
Sold and Guaranteed by !er
ar
Kingstree Drug Co. | to
A Dreadful Sight n!
H J Barnum of Freeville. X Y.; *1'
as the fever-sore that had plagued
s life for years in spite of many A
medies he tried. At last he used
acklen's Arnica Salve and wrote: v
t has entirely healed with scarcely
scarcely a scar left." Heals Burns. J
lils, Eczema, Cuts, Bruises, Swell-1
gs, Corns and Piles like magic,
lily 25c at M L Allen's. .
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II a a I. a r llnntilnnliiriniv Pn I 1
nauKt. mdiiutduiuiiiig uu.
Successors to
George S. Hacker & Sen
Charleston, >. c
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W Mtnufidur*
Doors, Sash and Blinls: Colmiiiis
and Balusters: Grilles | ,
and Gable Ornaments: Screen i
Doors and Windows. ! !
W. Dm ml In | ,
Glas*. as!. Cord and Weight*. j I
HE THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION i
OF THE jl
^Jew York World.
Iv
aclically a Dally at Ilia Price ol a Weekly.;
r? otlie- in tlie world ci\e? ??< ' ^
in ut'ii at ??>low a i?rit e. I
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The great jiolitical campaigns are now ; tl
: hand, and you want the news accuitely
and promptly. The World long
nee established a record for imnarti- ai
ity.and anybody can afford its ThriceA\
eek edition, which comes every oth- n
day in the week, except Sunday. It
ill be of particular value to you now. ?
he Thrice-a-Week World also abounds
i other strong features, serial stories, el
jmor, markets.cartoons: in fact.everyling
that is to be found in a first-class e'
lily.
THE THRICE-A-WEEK WORLD'S
gular subscription price is only $1.00 n
eryear. and this pays for 156 papers.
< e offer this uneoualed newspaper and R
he County Record together for one year D
>r $1.75. '
The regular subscription price of the
vo papers is $2.00. 0
Diarrhoea is always more or less
revalent during September. Be r
repared for it. Chamberlain's Col- y
. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is 1
rompt and effectual. It can always ?
? depended upon and is pleasant to ^
ike. For sale by all dealers.
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fin Sfi Disease?
He would be a heartless father
deed who did not allay baby's
ifferings as did Mr. E. M. Bogan
Enterprise, Miss. He says:
"My baby was troubled with
eaking out. something like sevi-year
itch. We used all ordin y
remedies, but nothing seemed
i do any good until I tried
UNT'S CURE and in a few days
I symptoms disappeared and
>w baby is enjoying the best of
;alth.'' Price 50c per box.
Manufactured and Guaranteed by
. B. RICHARDS MEDICiNE CO.
Chfftnan T?vn(
OLD KV
Dr. W. V. BrocKington,
Klnbstro*. S. C.
l&Keley-jHtcCullough Co,
La aas. 3. C. |
THE Gentleman's watch 1
must combine reliability
ivith beauty. Discriminating; men
the world over carry
WALTHAM
COLONIAL SERIES.
Walthams of the Colonial Series re- |
present the last word in watch-making. !
They are made as thin as it is safe to
make a reliable watch. They possess |
great beauty and will give a life long
service of accurate time-keeping. (
We ate headquarters for fine Wato?m
Wat-hes. All vrades at a wide
price range?each grade the best at
it* price.
YATTS & WATTS
THE KINSSTREE JEWELERS
/e are now receiving something
new in
Decorated Art Ware
insisting of Floor Stands, Vases,
anging Baskets and Japanese
oods.
Diamonds. Cut Glass, Wedding
nd otaer presents, all at modeite
prices.
Also a fine assortment of
batches, Clocks, Silverware,JewIry
and Fancy Goods. Call and
gamine our Stock.
Clocks. Watches and Jewelry
eatly repaired.
A Fine line of Ladies' Shopping
lags just received.
Watts & Watts,
opposite the Depot.
HERRY WIDOW is a
ich man's tobacco, but
ou get it at a poor man's
rice from the People's
Mercantile Co, Kingstree,
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house and Lot in Kingstree. One
high. dry. healthy. New seven
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IPgsSj Come?follow the arrow 'til y
L&aSrj the merry throng of palate pleai
i " and women who have quit seel
' \ the ooe best beverage because
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M Real satisfaction in every glass?sn
and go. Quenches the thirst?c
Dtliciooi?Refreshiif5c
Eotryal
our inter:*-THI COCA-COLA
ia| booklet. AtUnt*. Go.
The Truth 53
About Cocn-Coia"
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1 Loss ani
C [rplHE man who spend;
^ income, no matter
> [t^l er than he who sa
> matter how small. That
^ sense.
^ <3 This advice is just as sount
^ dollars, as often as you car
^ the strong box of the :
? wee nee bank,
^ Officers
? HUGH McCUTCHEN.
^ President
^ W. V. STRONG,
w Vice-President
? L. C. DOVE,
w Cashier:
0 AAMMMAAMMAMAMMAAW
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is the time to open your eyes. Uur nri
We have on hand at all times a full,
x g-eoce:
Everything kept cool, fresh and invitinj
RICE and F
Compare our prices with otl
Dry Goods, Shoes, H
are up to date. Everytl
SHOES! SHOES
They are made to tit the feet, combini
Prices range from $1.00 to $5.50.
HATS, HATS
from 25c to $4.00? the kind that are m
head to fit the hat.
We ask the ladies to call and look ove
DRY GOODS and
Satisfaction or money back". We alsc
SS Slielf lEEa:
It will pay you to si
Are you open to conviction? If so, c
have the goods?all we ask is a trial.
YOURS TO PL
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block from high School. ?
-room dwelling, with barn 4
SONABLE. 3
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is sound common ^
!: Put few or many ^
i spare them, into ^
Kingstree, S. C. 3;
Directors ^?
W. V. Strong
Hugh McCutcher. ^
T. K. Smith *
J. K. Smith
W. R. Scott ^
H. E. Montgomery ?
W. B. Cooper
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ouc uru ui*u.Ar\unuf<a
fresh and complete stock of
EIES. X
Z. We make a specialty of
LOUR.
hers. Our lines of
ats and Notions
ling known in
! SHOES!
ngjcomfort with latest styles.
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ade to tit the head, not the
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r our line of
NOTIONS.
i carry a line of .
cdware. S "
?e our stock.
:ome and he convinced that we
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