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FARMER SHOT DOWN IN LOT. Father-in-law of Dead Man Accased of Killing. Clio, July 16:?Jess Fields, a white man living at Five Forks, about three miles from town, was shot and killed last night about dark in his lot as he was unhitching his horse from the buggy. His wife was still in the buggy. Fields, it is claimed, had been drinking some during the past week, and his wife went to her father's,T W Williams's. Filds had just returned from her father's farm with her in the bug?V when he was shot by some one concealed under the buggy shelter. He was shot with a full load of buckshot in the side. He lived about four hours. On good authority it is claimed he said before - *,1.1 j:j ~ dying that nis wne s iainer uiu uie shooting. Bloodhounds from Columbia wore put on a trail and wont straight to Williams's. Indiantoivn Items. (Receive) too late for last week's issue). indiantown.July 15:?To use the words of the Hemingway correspondent. "we have been silent long enough." How can a farmer with such crops growing around him as we Indians have.be silent? Tobacco is good,cotton is better,but the corn crop is the best of all. Mrs Marvin Wilson and baby girl, Gladys, of Key West, Fla, have returned home, after a six weeks' visit to Mr Wilson's relatives here. Misses Jennie and Margie Russell of Lumberton, N C, are visiting relatives here. Two delightful social affairs were given last week in honor of thej Misses Russell. Tuesday afternoon Mm W n Daniel pnf-prtained from 4 ! till 6, and that night a fish fry was given at Mr D E McCutchen's, which about forty of our young people enjoyed. Miss Maud Chandler of Rembert is visiting her cousin, Miss Annie Cunningham. Mr Wilioughby Rose of Columbia is a guest at Mrs R N Stuckey's. Mr and Mrs Dudley Cook and Dudley, Jr, of Johnsonville were noted at Indiantown Sunday. Mrs Wallace Plowden of Manning | is visiting her mother, Mrs William Cooper. An Indian. Sailers Sketches. Salters Depot, July 20:?Copious showers fell here Sunday, which were badly needed. Crops were suffering from the dry. hot weather of last week. Corn and cotton are good, tobacco only ordinary. Although the days have been hot, the nights have been pleasant. Mrs C E Moseley is visiting relatives at Blenheim. Miss Florence H Stubbs is visiting her aunt, Mrs Jas A Ferrell, of this 'place. Mrs Jas A Ferrell and daughters. Misses Emmie and Leila, have returned from a pleasant visit to relatives at Bennettsville. We are giad to note that Mr E C McDaniel's little daughter, Blanche, who has been quite sick for some time, is much better. We were pleased to have with us a short while last week Miss Sue Stoll of Kingstree. Miss Sue is a great favorite here and we are always glad to have her. Work on the new Methodist parsonage is progressing nicely and in a short time it will be ready for occu pancy. Fortune Burns, a very old negro, died here last week. He was in his 98th vear, and was respected by all who knew him. Look Out. SIGNALS OF DISTRESS. > Kingslree People Should Know Hew to Read and Heed Them. Disordered Kidneys give many signals of distress. The secretions may be dark, contain. sediment. Passages are sometimes frequent, scanty, painful. Backache is often present day and Dight. Headaches and dizzy spells may occur. Weakened kidneys should receive quick help. Don't delay! Use a special kidney remedy. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys, backache ard urirary disorders. Marior. evidence proves their worth. J T Dozier. Deputy Sheriff,Marion, S C, says: "1 had backache, coupled with pains across my loins,"and my ^ kidneys were badly disordered. I read about Doan's Kidney Pills and" deciding to try them. I got a box. After using them a short time, the backaches and pains left me and my j kidneys became normal." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't SimDlv ask for a kirlnov * ???>.^a.T? -J gVl Doac's Kidney Pills?the same thai \'fr Dozier had. Foster-Milburn Co, . Pro ^ Buffalo. N Y. I Platonic affection has no business * sitting out in the moonlight. Kr \ I Now Well 1 |p "Thedford's Black-Draught Ifj Wm is the best all-round medicine k^ PI I erer used," writes J. A. ?/"" |jj Steelman, of Pattonville, Texas. fef WAI ||| The doctors said 1 had con- Ik ||| sumption. I could not work at P* |ji all. Finally I tried j|| I WORD'S || BLACK- I DRAUGHT I and to my surprise, I got better, Ew i a onH am tn-Hav as wHl as anv IR I j man." Thedford's Black- Bjj Draught is a general, cathartic, 1^ vegetable liver medicine, that pg has been regulating irregularities of the liver, stomach and El bowels, for over 70 years. Get UN a package today. Insist on the g&j flj genuine?Thedford's. E-70 Kg NOTICE. All persojis wishing to enroll as members of the Kingstree Democratic Club will please appear in person and enter names on club roll. This roll can be found each MONDAY and SATURDAY at office of County Superintendent of Education; ALL OTHER DAYS at store of J B Gamble, on Main 3 street. Books Close July 28/14 j a c minps, j ft oamb:.e, , rn speiunfcr, 6-ll-7t Enrollment Committee. ' KMaSMHWBMMgaBOgMMM | Look! Listen! 1 Something New oKingstree I T.J. Pendergrass I has just opened up a new | 15c and lOc DEPARTMENT STORE Don't fail to call and see them when you come to ! town. We have the prre&test values at 5c and 10c that ever struck Kingstree.% NET CASH our only terms in this department. * Pendergrass Bros. Co. i .Kingstree, - S. C. 'Phone 14. I . . I RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS 1 SHOULD USE j K ' PsBUUSmk^^ * WtnM Best Remedy W?. : For oil forms of i m Rheumatism | fe ? < SCIATICA. GOUT. NEURALGIA^^A * jgjj^ST(5pTHEMINKS \l IP^^ttvMQiiicklttlltf^V ; V)fln tl?Oth*rR UMni "l-DIIOFf" r*II ON REQUEST ' ? SviMon Rheumatic Cure Co- j IW-U* W. Uk< St.. CKICAOO ; 1 WL? .Scratch?? ?;7v * ' ;. ' riun ;' ? Cure" is guar- ' a ^ntesci, to stop and I ?^VfeW''* " -r^^enily cure that I \f terrible itching. It is <fl v>?^> -jHj ::>r ; ded for that | 4 V \ - ?a X.-A and your money fl ,f> $> ?,'*&>' - - F' tnptly refunded 8 A\ .V i'i-UT QUESTION 9 r' '"J. 'i > ''! .'f I- v:t'o Cure /ails to cure B ,tch J-csei.ia, Tetwr, Ring I wkW~Vw; 'U Worm or any other Skin I DisciS'-*-. .''-eat j? - dru^girt's, cr by mm! I lirecr U Inr:i.'>.ctured only by ! B \. 8 ' 'Ml ms 'ttDIL $)., Shernira, Texas; I Undressed Lumber- I I always harve on hand a lot of un- j B ressed lumber (board and1 framing) at fl ?y mill near Kingstree. for sale at the i >west price for good material. See or B nrite me for further informatioe, etc. B r. H. HODGE. L >?= m City Fi Joe Zahran, Has moved from the handsome new store room and next door to Dr. Scot A full line of choice son, and all kinds of Conf Spec Lemons Phone No. 139 PAY < a a Ana save Money Cow, Horse and Oats, Hay and M or small quantiti* We buy in car you money. | Wilkins Wholesale ] 3 Agents for International Stoc VwjnBMBMMHOBaamwnaDBBMiMaMMMHi I 1 > i' ' ' .rtCV* ?> v e c> ifal p & - & -.1 i If IdMfe An ?lit < [ JAMES OLWELL* 1 J. L. SI | Is selling lot If and Mules VS 51 Always a dr< fully selecte | hand. Aiwa a sale or swa I J. L. ST g g Livery, Feed a | Lake City, Also Highest Cash Pr THE PEOPLE' H. A. MILLER, P li uit Store j Proprietor old Butler Store into the j . opposite the Postoffice j t's new drug store. Groceries, Fruits in seaections. ial: 20c per dozen % 4t i) "> A ft Ul I) n w i i On AH Groceries [ Hog Feed, Corn, ill Feed in large 3S. lots and can save drnrprv f.nmnanv U1 VVVI J VVlllJfMAB^ k and Poultry Food Co. )) &?1B y.^\ v ' . / HS^Sf# ;? ** -) ' 1 ; :: & :'W "*1 " ^ '\?: j W + ' ' MttltV s. nr\ \1C1JVADT iutyi j) 3ENSAR1ES ^ 5>v?vJ*vi I rUCKEY i ;s of Horses i; this season. I Dve of care- ?! d stock or ?>< ,ys ready for jt| y-v y?"> I glj UCREXl nd Saie Stable South CaroIinaL % <o; ,3*,(5v"Ov>c5v'Ov-Ov"?jv"t5v>WvOv,Ov>ti%K | AM PAYING I Gross Weight f Good Cattle, I ices for Cm Hides, J S MARKET ROPRIETOR I . in I 1 ===11 L FULL HI A MIP ! That's advanl i t 1 L nave 10 neai son in the night. New Pei ~Oii"Coe heats instantly withoi It has all the conven C06ts less for fuel thai It is the best oil-burnii duced for cooking pur The New Perfectioi new Fireless Cookii roasts and bakes perfe fireless cooking, to sui New Perfection Stovt 1, 2, 3, and 4-burner I i j? __J includes Droiier anu utensils can be obtai the smaller sizes. S cook-book free with e At dealers everywhe for catalogue. STANDARD 01 Washington. D. c. (New Jer Norfolk. Va. BALTTM< Richmond, Va. I ' 1m /brink Lhis 1 v.v Sip by sip 1 \ % enjoymcnt\ \ fort?a sati \ ?a content ? . Demand the g< i >*icknameaen< THE Cl>CA-C Whenevef you see an Arrow think of Coca-Cola, xkf Tie Print. You 801 JHJ U VI& m. m. : H , HH RTTs ?-< k II a EAT IN :j JT TTT?7 1 I 1 tape when you l. King quickly r/ection k-stove it smoke or smell, tience of gas and i any other stove. g jjaB ig device yet pro- H - JH poses. I flg i No. 5 has the I! Jia ng Oven, which I jhh ;ciiy?siow, rasi or ?| t every need. I *s are also made in | sizes. No. 5 stove 8 toaster. These 1 ned separately for I ad-iron heater and | very stove. | ire, or write direct 1 IL COMPANY I SCy) Cbarlotte. N. C | )RE Char lest o n.W.Va. | Charleston, S. C. gj m Here! m^y> 1^ mf:0m % i v^~ U^fi mm/> lere's pure ?cool com- ^ sfied thirst I :ed palate. By mrlae by fu'.l name? ' Murajt substitution. :OLA COMPANY NTA, CA ne Office Stationery r / t. 9 % * \ mJ,