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'vZj ham, > 1 J ^ rett:e Sl f > I ' JP!l S*v .J hciucho ' l^JSS THE PEOPL \ > ^ Hides, Furs H. A. MILLE I ' The Fall RINGST8EE GRADI % ' i B Sept em I / ' All departrr . i? n?a \\r H\ ill vjuuu n Barents who intend ent will idease do so during the ' #*l Patrons and friends of ( to visit the school at any in Vt V Any further infoi applying to J. W. Swittenber ? - 1 JL Isupenntenaem Kingst ?? f. : & rv I *mk". >. .< Coupons ^ Out of IK the Duke's ta W&?f Mixture Sack jg nr i?iany men are in J (retting untold H w g pleasure out of JrJ| the Liggett & Myers f Duke's Mixture sack. IR One 5c package holds many pipefuls of pure, mild j?? smoking ? or, if you please, will make many cigarettes of Bji ;ood old-fashioned kind that you urself. ^?. \ IKJctute, a ce's Mixture, made by the & Myers Tobacco Co. at Dur- wA 1. C., is the favorite with ciga- Hp Dookers. It's the tobacco that Vl "rolling" popular with men vJ| rant the true taste of pure, Jb [elected toharen. re making this brand the leader of |H !. Pay what you will, yon cannot :er granulated tobacco than Duke's still get the same big one and m 9P nee sack?enough to make many es?for 5c. And with each sack fefel ; a book of cigarette papers and a HX coupon, FREE. tags e the Present Coupons ^ i the coupons yon can get many WSk ne, desirable presents ? articles for men, women, boys and girls. 93 ing for every member of the Id. K rial offer for February and g new illustrated catalogue of pree- JB ill be sent Frem to anyone who ?? i their name and address. ynj from Duke't Mixture may be assorted rJB from HORSE SHOE. J.T? TINSLEY'S V5 NATURAL LEAF. GRANGER TWIST, Coupons from FOUR ^ _ ROSES (10c tin double coupon), W7 PICK PLUG CUT. PIEDMONT M Jf CIGARETTES. CLIX CIGAR- Wff. / ai I ES. and other taji or coupons ' tuned by ?U- WM A ea . W^m. rr*mjHin uapc. /JT J tf*0<r# St. Loou, M*. *M E'S MARKET DEALER IN Kinds of Fresh leats and Fish. jhest Cash Price Paid for ; and Poultry. R. PROPRIETOR Term of the pn Aisin HinH srwiiii L>U Hill# 11IUU UVUVVU egan >er 16,1912 tents are now orking Order ering their children in the school first week of the fall term. ;he School are cordially invited le. rmation may be had by g, ' E. C. Epps, Clerk Board of Trustees- | ree, S. C. I i . A ^ I .<25?~ j kljf j j j H P? atrrfilal - mers all over the South are satisfied ^1 with results obtained from our fertilizers. Ask our agent. PLANTER FERTILIZER' I PHOSPHATE ( j charleston, si Br (oast? J g ? r iflcreu \L{\ y v 7^ f derfree NORTH Jin FloridaA passenger service i and comfort,equipped wi Dining, Sleeping and Ti . For rates, schedule, u tion, write to WM. J. C Generi wmmm T fJT5f2 rSf^rl ?KJl ^ Vw>aMi??iiW I Rheumatism is the mos ing and discouraging of all 1 Nine cases out of ten cai by using Noah's Liniment Where there is no sv fever a few applications w you. Noah's Liniment penetn not evaporate like other rec Requires very little rubl fTTTTT NOAH'S LINIMENT Relieved Thl "I suffered with rheumatism in my right arm I ? ?J !?? Ail a nort io) i\o_ I UU 5UUUJUCI wuipiivavvu mvu ? pat vw ywri ralysls of the nerves. I tried numerous prepara| tlons with only partial relief, suffering Intense ' pain all the time, loiaof appetite, insomnia, and | was reduced to a mere skeleton Fortunately I 1Sold and guaranteed by Kings \ We selected and registered is trade-mark and it apars on the bags of all our tilizers. It is your guaritee of 100 % quality and otection against inferior rtilizers. Thia Giant Lizard?a land animal, |? weighing 25 to 30 tons, lived in E South Carolina during the forma fcj tion of our phosphate beds. L \ . I LOOK FOR THIS | ' on the: bag i IND W ! tRADEJ,' ( \R?ARK &/fe } II .0. MM REGISTERED ??fa?1 11 ic@stli5ie| 0 :i fare opj^/ivel n rfeed South ? puk a V/ unexcelled for luxury ith the latest Pullman ftoroughfare Cars, naps or any informa* nun ^KAIU, il Passenger Agent, Wilmington, N. C. win * IF J HHP ^ Is leumatism ne a crip on you? t distressrolling or LuUlB B| ill relieve Dmm1m|I mtmimwsi Kg *??** pH rnrn oil s Man of a Terrible Condition. learned of Noah's Liniment and began its use. Although I could not raise my arm. after using a little more than a large size bottle I feel that, I am completely cured and my old self again. Cannot too strongly recommend Noah's Liniment.?John P. Dal*. Charleston, 8. C." tree Drug Co. and M . L. Allen * (indigestion] I M causes heartburn, sour m stomach, nervousness, M 1 f nausea, impure blood, and m < I more trouble than many g t m different kinds of diseases, g U Thp mod vnii pat fprmpnts w I in your stomach, and the 8 poisons it forms are ab- H N sorbed into your whole g c system, causing many dis- I ^ tressingsymptoms. At the fl first sign of indigestion, try I Word's" I, 0U Black-Draught] < the old, reliable, vegetable I r liver powder, to quickly I cleanse your system from K these undesirable poisons. Mrs. Riley Laramore, of 0 ? Goodwater, Mo., says: "I I ! suffered for years from dyspep- t sia and heartburn. Thedfora's m Black-Draught, in small doses, 8 cured my heartburn in a few M days, and now 1 can eat without M distress." Try it 1 s a hisim uii incuiuru 5 m g r A MILLIONAIRE VISITOR. v Young Cattle King In Marlboro? v Price-Campbell Cotton Picker. v Marlboro county has had in it for * several days a modest, handsome young man.heir to one of the largest y landed estates belonging to an indi- . viuuai in cue wunu. The King ranch in Texas contains nearly two million acres. It has a ^ fence line 500 miles long. Thirty ^ years ago it was nothing bift a cattle ' ranch, but today, while still having 80,000 head of cattle and 6,000 mules ? and horses, thousands of acres have been put into cultivation, and towns ^ and cities are springing up. The ranch is owned by the mother of this modest young man, who is Mr Kleberg. The estimated value of the J1 estate is now $iuu,wu,uuu, ana witn Q the present rate of increase within ^ 25 years it will be worth double the ^ As tor estate. COTTON PICKER PERFECTED. Mr Theodore H Price and Mr Kle- 1 berg were guests of Senator McLaurin Sunday and Monday. Mr Kleberg is interested in the Price-Camp- , bell cotton picker with Mr Price and Senator McLaurin. The machine has been at work this week near Clio on some cotton reserved for the purpose of testing an improved device, which renders it absolutely perfect. Experiments are being made to see if it is practical to build a machine light enough to be drawn by four mules and sell around $2,000. The present machine weighs 5,500 pounds and runs with a 30 horse power gasolene motor.?Pec Dee Advocate, THIS IS CERTAIN. Tbe Proof That Klogstree Readers Canoot Deny- } What could furnish stronger evi- t dence of the efficiency of any reme- r dy than the test of time. Thousands r of people testify that Doan's Kidney I Pills have brought lasting results. y Grateful endorsements should n prove undoubtedly the merits of this v remedy. Years ago people right in h this locality testified to the relief fi they had derived from the use of j? Doan's Kidney Pills. They now con- c firm their testimonials. They say c that time has completed the test. J, J A Turner, 114 E Palmetto St, a Florence, S C, says: "I am willing j to verify my former endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills that I gave in March, 1908. 1 have had no n<?ea or a kidney medicine since as the benefit I got has been permanent. My back ached a great and I had sharp, shooting pains through my loins. a There were other symptoms of kid- ^ ney trouble and finally. I was led to F get Doan's Kidney Pills. They quick- j ly removed the trouble, benefiting me in every way." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. 8 Remember the name?Doan's? p and take no other. adv. j Trespass Notice, ' All persons are hereby warned against 1 huntingi shooting or trapping birds co v my land. W D Bryan, Taft, S C, February 20, 1913. 2-20-3t (1 | JO! NSON?ILLE BIGH SCHOOL. j Johnsonville, February 26:?The 2xceIsior Literary society, according .0 the by-laws of our constitution, net in the auditorium the first Frilay in February for the purpose of Meeting officers for the second term, Ml the members showed great inerest in these selections. There vere several nominations for each >ffice, and from them the following vere chosen, each by a majority rote: President?Emerson Ard. Vice President?Trizvan Cockfield. Corresponding Secretary?Marena Spring (ex-president). Recording Secretary ? Cornelia Cockfield (former first critic). First Critic?Gladys Hutson (forner first censor). Second Critic?Janie Davis. First Censor?Elizabeth Cannon. Secono Censor?Thora Davis: The president appointed as his issistants on the executive commitee Janie Newell, Eunice Venters ind Marena Spring. We^held the first meeting of the econd term on Friday,February 21, ind carried out an interesting prolamine consisting of essays, deepnations, reading, current events and nusic. Our society has done excellent pork for the past four months, and pe sincerely hope that the zeal with phich all of our members have enered into the work will not abate, ?ut ratheriincrease during this term. We always look forward to the weekly meetings with the greatest iterest and pleasure. We realize hat here we are laying the stepping tones to our success in the world, 'he duties we perform in the sociey hall and the many corrections and elps which we receive from each ther aid in cultivating our talents nri strengthening the powers which le are to wield later on life's batle-field. We occasionally have visitors at an/1 oltttotro ?.niAV thoir UI UICUUU50 auu ainajo cujvj w?v** resence and appreciate the interest hey thereby show in our work. It ncourages us to know that our afairs are not looked upon as minor hings, but that others are willing to nake our interests theirs also. We nvite our friends to drop in to our oeetingB more frequently and asure them a hearty welcome, -'A large audience enjoyed the 'Silver Tea" given at our school by disses Johnson and Lofton, the prinary teachers, Friday evening, Feb ftf A. - _U1_ uary zi. m eujuyauic piugiauuuc insisting of a play, "The First American Flag," a soldier boys' drill md an old-fashioned "minuet" was rarried out by the pupils of the prinary grades. Refreshments were lerved after the exercises. We were jleased to have with us a number of J visitors from the neighboring ichools. Marena Spring. Corresponding Secretary. ? Best Kdoitd Cougb Remedy. For forty-three years Dr King's <Iew Discovery has been knowil hroughout the world as the most eliable cough remedy. Over three trillion bottles were used last year, sn't this proof? It will get rid of - < our cough, or we will refund your aoney. J J Owens of Allendale, S C, /rites the way hundreds of others lave done: "After twenty years, I ind that Dr King's New Discovery 3 the best remedy for coughs and olds that I have ever used." For oughs or colds, and all throat and ung troubles, it has no equal. 50c nd $1.00 at Kingstree Drug Co's and I L Allen's. adv. Hymeneal. |g 9 Thomas-Files.?On Sunday, Febuary 23, 1913, at 3 o'clock p. m.t t the home of the bride's mother, J liss Fannie Thomas and Mr Thomas lies were quietly married, Rev W I Whaley officiating. We wish them i long and happy life. Trio, March 7, 1913. A Friend. i Henderson-Duke. ? On Sunday fternoon at 4 o'clock at the Baptist ' >arsonage, Mr Benjamin F Duke of ifouzon and Miss Hallie C Hender- j on of Greenwood were united in narriage, Rev W E Hurt officiating. Fhe bride is an attractive young lady rtio has been teaching school at ilouzon this session. * . < ; J ( 2