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B * C. HEMINGWAY, President 1 n..i. ?i i i DilllK Ul I | Capita tl heming^ ? I On<?n an arrniirit V* V l/VII Mil ? * fapidlv it grows. Care k of our cu stomers. ^Four per cent, inten L^Department. We can BH?K!et us write your ex WBBHBkHl*; The Fall V KINGSTREE GRADE H Septemb 1 ? All departm in Good Wc I \ ? Parents who intend ente L WH11 please do so during the f F Patrons and friends ot ti visit the school at anv ?im< Any further infor >plying to . W. Swittenbera Superintendent. Kingsti '' ? L For Sale My farm consisting of 197 acres on M VFD1, three and a half miles from Kingstree; 80 acres cleared,good dwell ing, store house, one tobacco barn ant H'otner necessary outhouses. Splendic fruit orchard. Good pasture and timber, ^*15chool 300 yards from dwelling. Gooc ^ Nvatar in house. The lands front om ^Bmile on south side and mile on nortl side of Murry's Ferry road leading fron HpKingstree to Greelyville. Also or.t )T 46 h p boiler, good 3o h p engine, saw ' and grist mill. The above land is wel adapted to the growth of cotton, cori and tobacco. For furthur informatioi (call on or address F H Hodge or LeRoy Lee. 5-30-4tp Kingstree. S C KEEP IN PERFECT HEALTH. Tou owe it to yourself, your family ant work to keep in the best possible con f.IV/U* 11 y vLi uu?v onvug, ivav?; luuwvtv rich, heathy blood and a clear brain, yoi can do more and better work and reall; live, and enjoy living and be a blessing t< those you love. Much of the eternal grouch and man; of the aches and pains you see every da; ^ are caused directly by a lazy, torpid, over a worked liver, and all of that may be abso lutely cured by R. L. T. (Richardson' ? Laxative Tonic). One fifty-cent or dolla Jf bottle of this magnificent tonic will provi von that it is the finest laxative and th Quickest strength building tonic ever of V fered sick, suffering humanity. Get a hot tie from your druggist today, and keep i H always in the family medicine chest read; r to put the Liver right in one night or cur j malaria, constipation, or bilious fevers ii f the shortest possible time. If not on sab in your town, write R. L. T. Co., Ander son. S. C. 1 ^ re. l. i. A Perfect Tonic t THE BEST LIVER MEDICISE (SOr & $1.00 per Bottle. All Drug Stores. Receipt Books, Blank Notes, Mortgages am all Legal Blanks in demand, for sale a The Record office. If we have not th< form you wish we can print it cn shor notice. I N, , j J. A. DOYLE, Cashier ii Hemingway 1 $15,000 ivay, S. C. dth us and watch how ful attention given to all jst paid in our Savings \ handle any amount. ; changes. Term of the D AND HIGH SCHOOL igan er 16, 1912 ents are now >rking Order. | ring their children in the school irst week of the fall term. ie School are cordially invited a iration may be had by I E. C. Epps, ? Clerk Board of Trustees, f am ^ ji? Ct j J? V?i gv ' j COAL! COAL! .1 I II Don't wait until the cold !! blasts of winter are upon you 11 to order your supply of coal. j | Give me your order now. T 1 Order your Cotton Seed 1 i Meal and Hulls for cow feed from : L. G. MONTGOMERY, , 7-i8-tf KINGSTREE, S. C. ; LIGHTNING RODS, j 1 H. L. WhitlocK, LnKe City, S.C. : > Special Sales A^ent. 1 Representing the Largest Manufacturers of All 7 I Kinds [ Improved Copper and Galvanized Section Rods * (Endorsed by the Highest Scientific Authorities ^ anu rire ineunince wmrauirc;. ? PURE COPPER WIRE CABLES, ALL SIZES, a i 3 ; Our Full Cost Guarantee Given with Each Job. 1 sell on close marjrin of profit, dividing commission withlmv'customers. 3-7-tf DOMESire v /now$^ AMOfrr.e B Si Yoqcmr.plv" t'c 'r.u OfV n>od<>l. gfDCJ H. ah _'L-I Enfciii QUtM-n of all ?< v t. m?chlo??.in> ijf h,"*iv ' -Swfifef paying $2 a month. 3. d ?ru joy a vary spocial pile, V Ky|P6ffiHA?npPl 'ir?t to yon or from our naorea LT^K>,agency. A ma^wficant ltaciuno~< WewiilTakcYoui *j/^rp~rJ Old Machine JUstf?, liberal allowance oa a eplocmj r?\ I mMgy-y Domotic. Andycueea eti.l U.lu id I*, v nr. Uite of too cpecial pneo ai.d car.. DOMESTIC The perfect sew.ng machine that has alvrsyn led r.ll otho Mak'-*?i?r.J ia to lay bettsr than aver. Tho mneninar %n onm -lock stitch and chain stitch. Strait d-op^aad. hi*h arm, b/ill boarin*. A ccrnplrt" of atu:."! .wri; .'cry or* practical. etc.. made for every-day t:*e. The 1'or sti<*. _ f-evt'a'-or of raoce-ru acwintr machine ptxvres*. Find out t. cut.t. " SEtO FOR BCOK. FREE. The Truth /.Loot ciwir. Machines," falliaff yon how yt>o can have the finest wwirc pmc. Inc traie rt ? Special Low Price and at ONLY a :c *ntn. iAk" * ; ? f#1' .'ireci wtetv we havenoaccn: and y.vc yo'j a -o Y*. \K GUAitANTES, "Cat .u? facta before you buy ?\r.y rr.- ? .*. Ihii Fr%e Liter**, tuo will aave yoa money. Send for ;t N\?%v . ? SnatM il?>^ Mfttbict C?.. 41 Jrckioc Boa,Xk- t. t OWe the children Dr. Mika' L-xatlv# Tablets. I |l|~ IB | The Po! j I of Flame j j . ? W 1 j r o I ? By * ! * LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE * i !! ? ? ? I I 'i fllasrtrafions by D'swgrih Yoaufc Ji :i Ji ' i - - ... I - 1 1 ? - - "V ?' ? Gopjm?lu lf>i, c/. .- i CHAPTER XXXIII. A man stood in one of the windows, ols figure conspicuous against the night in cool white linen cf a semimilltary cut. /lis extended right hard training a revolver on the Irishman's head. "F>ilth"* cried O'Rourke with genuine relief, "you're more welcome than a snowfall in Hades. Good evening to ye, and many of them." "!Iarc* up'" "With all the pleasure in the world." OTiourke elevated his hands. "I've two revolvers on me person," he volunteered amiably; "before ye go any further ye'll be wanting to take em away from me. I'm not doubting." "Prom what 1 see. 1 quite relieve I shall." agreed the Ene'.isbman. without relaxing his unp.O' diced attitude. "At all events, kery your hands whTe they are, lor t u* time ^it . . What the deuce do? ,v "Tell me yourself and I'll make 3* a handsome present," returned the OTtourke composedly. Tve been adj dling me wits over It for the last | thirty minutes, but neither rhyme nor reason can I read Into it But, see now: would ye mind relieving me of the arsenal I've been telling ye about | that I may rest me Arms without fear , of being punctured?" The other laughed shorty and entered the room?a clean-limbed, iturdy, well set-up boy of four or fiveand-twenty, or thereabouts. He possessed, aside from an emphatic and capable manner, good looks enhanced by a wide good-humo/ed mouth. "Vnii holn mo nut n hit. VOU A vru Ui?^u\ MV.J/ *?v v?? ?? m know," said the boy briskly. "You've been so free with your information that I don't doubt you will place me j still further under obligation to you by turning your back and depositing your weaponn on that table. Of course, I needn't bore you by remarks upon the folly of false moves." " 'Twould be quite superfluous," replied O'Rourke, obeying with a fair and easy grace. "There now.# What else may be your pleasure?" '^love back three paces and stand still." "Right-O, me lord." O'Rourke executed the prescribed evolution and. at rest, heard footsteps behind him; a thought later he reti the Englishman's hands rapidly going i K Man Stood In One of the Windows. ! through his pockets. Then, with a "very good," the latter stepped between the table and O'Rourke and faced him. "You've apparently told the truth thus far," he 6aid. "Now what'dyou fcnow about this?" He waved a hand round the room. "Be careful what Fou say. I may as well inform you I'm Couch, lieutenant sub-chief of police for this district" "Saint Patrick would be no more i -i j A?n 1.ii? j welcome, oeciarea u nuumo. i ??? 1 pn the point of trying to get ye by I telephone when ye 6aved me the trou' ble. How the dlvvle did ye happen to drop in so opportunely?" "I was coming up-stream In the police launch, on the night tour of Inipectlon, and stopped at the landing fust below this?the grounds here run flown to the river, you know?to telephone back to headquarters on business. The exchange operator suggesv ?d I look In here and see If everything was all right?said he'd been unable to get any response since nightfall. . . . Now?" Carefully and concisely O'Rourke wove the events of the day Into a straight narrative, starting with the delivery to Sypher of the Pool of Flame, touching briefly upon Des Tre bes' part?so far as he understood It ?and concluding with the death ol the coolie. The sub-chief of poUoe eyed him throughout with gravety concentrated interest, nodding Ms understanding. "I see." he said slowly. "You xnalM | DRUGGISTS ENDORSE DODSON'S LIVER TONE. I ? t 14 Unnmlnop VnrinKhIn b II 15 d UlinrfllllCCU liailliinaa icyciauiG ^ Remedy that Regulates the Liver Wihout Stopping Your ? Work or Flay. ;? A dose of calomel may knock you j ? completely out for a day?sometimes' ? two or three days. Dodson's Liver Tone relieves attacks of constipation, p biliousness and lazy liver headaches, ? and you stay on your feet. i ? 0 H Patrick sells Dodson's Liver p Tone arid guarantees it to give per- ? feet satisfaction. If you buy a. bot- J tie of Dodson's Liver Tone and do p not finci it the safest, most pleasant ? and successful liver remedy you ever ? took, this store will give you back p the 50 cents you paid for it without ? a question. This guarantee ihat a trustworthy druggist is glad to give on Dodson's J Liver Tone is as safe and reliable as s the medicine, and that is saying a lot.. C It clear enougn. Moreover, you've { canvln' id me. I didn't really believe ) from t! s first you'd had any hand In S this gfc istly mess, but I couldn't take ( chanoes, of course. You're at liberty i to take up these pistols as soon m you i please; In fact, I advise you to do ] bo Immediately. From what's taken ( 1 place already, you may have need of / 'em within the next tea seconds. . . J . Now for this coolie. If he's able to j Bpeak, I'll get some information out or % him." # " 'Tis too far gone he Is, I'm feai*- J log." 1 "We'll soon find out" The English- % man txnt over the man, who was now / very quiet, but, by the oonstant flick- > er of his cunning eyes, still conscious. J A hastr examination told the lnves:l- \ gator all he needed to know about the r nature of the wound. "He'll not last. J long," said Lieutenant Couch, and be- J gan to converse with the local ver- s nacular of Pidgin-English, about one f word in ten of which waa Intelligible J to O'Rourke. As he continued to speak 1 the coolie's scowl darkened and he Interrupted with a negative motion oi.' ? his bend. The sub-chief repeated his I remarlis with emphasis. For reply he got a monosyllable that sounded, an much as anything else, like an oath. Couch looked up. "He says he war.ta water, and I suspect he won't speak i nntil te eets it. Can you??" O'Rourke fetched the half-empty carafe and Couch put It to the coolie's I lips, permitting him to drink as much as he liked. But as soon as the bottle was removed the fellow shut his mouth like a trap and refused a word in answer to the lieutenant's demands and persuasions. "Stibborn brute," growled Couch. "Most of these animals here belong to some levllsh tong or other, and they'd rather die than say anything touching f on th? business of the society or af- I lectin.; the Interests of a brother- I membsr. But I think I know a way to V bring him to reason. Hand me that 6 knife, please." ; Wondering, O'Rourke tendered him the w eapon that had brought death to / " _ M 4+ AflL II I OfpD r. lue ii'-uleuiuiL myvu it. v?. ! lonaly on a comer of the coolie's | | blouse and held the keen shining ; blade before his eyes, accompanying the action with a few emphatlo phrases. A curious expression, compounded of sullen fury and abject panic fright, showed In the Chinaman's eyee, and his Hps were as if by magic unsealed. However reluctant, he began to chatter and spoke at length, delivering himself of a long statement which Couch punctured now and again with pertinent, leading Questions. j At length, throwing aside the knife, j be Jumped up, strong excitement burni ing lii his eyes. "I've got enough from him," he said rapidly. "I'll explain later. You'll help?of oourse; your wlfe't involved as well as Miss Pyn 1 sent. But I don't think you need rear; we'll be In time. Are you ready? . j. . Half a minute; I've got to use j that ^lephone." I He ran out into the hall, rang up and shouted a number into the receiver, and for a few moments spoke rapidly In a Burmese dialect. OHotrke gathered that he was speaking Mith a native subordinate at the polio) headquarters in Rangoon. Coich swung back into the study. "Got those revolvers, sir? Then come , alonj;; w^'Il have to run for it. Fortunaioly our launch is handy; other- \ wise ... ." He sprang across the veranda and dowi. to the lawn, O'Rourke pelting ; after him. To be Continti?*d.' Watery Ej? j Am Empty waak eyea which tf naiflaofced wffl be" [ 1 coatm and inflamed. Leooardfe GoUaa Eye Lotion wiH car* weak area wfthoot petainoo* day. Cook, beak and atrenytheaa. blist or havtry **LeonardiV?h makoa etruay ayaa. Guaranteed or money refunded. Droyglrts lei It at JScts, or forwarded prepaid oa receipt oi price by 8. B. Leonardi & Co., Tampa. Fla. F- paln? In the bfl^k a pood remedy ls> r?r. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. ~~ 'TfVVT ???? ???? ? ?????? | GROW W DY means of a mutually * "* and a thorough un< Vk/\A/lfl /JAIirvl A/l ITT 1 o 1 IlCCUa, tuupicu vviuta ucoiic ; on the part of those intere : cerns in this immediate vici | the extensive service offeree ; building for themselves a so : for the larger business of th< BANK OF WIL] Kingstre | C W StoLL, President. F Rhem, Vice-President. ?ooooooooooooc | Horses an 5 Our first car of js this season will be < Come in and look 5 get your choice. < We also have ; ? Buggies, Wagons, 5 dies and Winter E 2 YOURS TO P ? Williamsburg Live r Thoi. McCutchen, Mgr. THE PE0PIE' Hides, Furs a H. A. MILLER, P ,rLEHN & F? v- n Hjveriv TALCUM tuc i nc BEST TOILET 7%ERlS.?g pnrl d,IU &2L/V, 0\ datu W?? BATH We have a good assortment of 1 THE KINGSTREE I ~ X I r f ' The Southei TWICE A IV and The Count: BOTH. ONE YEAR, PAID TTH US, 1 ] oKI/a PA-Avnaro f i nn ^ uii tauiv- w vi^viuvivn j ierstanding of business i to "live and let 1: e" 3 sted, many young con- < inity are making use of 3 . I by this bank and are i lid financial foundation e future. 2 LIAMSBURG, \ e, S. C. 3 E C Epps, Cashier. C W Boswell, Asst. Cashier. ? ...................i....f id Mules | fresh stock for o : in this week, g uiexii uver anu q a full stock of X Harness, Sad- x lobes. v LEASE. * StocK Company, X KINGSTREE, S.C X 000000000000/ S MARKET DEALER IN inds of Fresh I ats and Pish. st Cash Price Paid for . .1 ind Poultry. ROPRIETOR ?r? Pore Drugs ^ V" are more important than pure foods, when it comes to ministering to the sick. We use only the best in compounding prescriptions. Patent Medicines Of All Kinds Huyler's Candies Turnip and Rutabaga Seed. DRUG COMPANY J i W YOUR HOUSE ur shop, and we will tell you wheth* r~ A. - - J it. he is shi?d rigo* or noi, ana u me ntrary. we will remedy the defect ;<>ple c< me to us because we do good ;rk in the h< rseshoing line, and if w<* ,ue never d< ne any work for you, we ould like t make your acquaintance. I, M, VAiiSE & SON. n Ruralist ] ?r?VTU 1V11IIX !, 1 / y Record IN ADVANCE, $1.25 Au \ .iia