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Wedding Bells at Clinton. Miss Annie Byrd Davis and Dr. John Qulnoy Philips were married at noon lant Wednesday at the First Presbyter ian < hureh, CiilltOU, Dr. W. I'. Jacobs, Ofllolating. The attendants were as follows.MlSS Sara Davis, maid of honor, with T. M. Watts, best man; Mbs Wll lou Boyd, of f.aar mis, with Mr. Ku Irene Davi.-: Miss Mary McGowan, of (Iross Hill and Mr. R, B. Vane.- ushors, ?I. II. Davis, J. I>. Davis, W. I). Cope land and < '. C. Little. The bridal party ? lined at the hotel after which Dr and Mrs. Philips left for a visit to Beau fort. On the evening previous to the wedding. Mr. and Mr- John 0. Davis, the bride's parents gave an elepant re, option at tholr beautiful home, (fathawav, a fow miles out from Clin ton. Frank Leslie's Popular Mont- ly has a large subscription !'-t. but it should be larger. It-, management is more en orgoflo, its plans better than ever be fore. ?.8 an added stimulus toward an increase, the Monthly offers no less than two hundred and Blxty-lour (204) prizes in cash to the men and women, boys and tfirls, who show most energy Ins curing new subscribers. This of fer moans that time and energy ihall be well paid for. The price of t 10 Magl/.lne is one do - lar a year. Its contents appeal directly to people who care for good and timely literature. \ few .-pare hours a week will add to your income substantially. If you want work that will pay you, write tor terms to Frank Leslie Pub? lishintr House. 141-147, Fifth Avenue, New York Great cost sale at The Fair. 'I he newspapers of Martinsville, West Virginia, speak in the highest terms of praise of Congressman-elect Jos. T. Johnson, of this city, who is campaign ing in that city for the National Demo cratic cause. He took the place in that section of Congressman Shlverly, of Indiana, a noted orator and capti vated his hearers everywhere.- Spar tanburg Herald. Everything at cost at The Fair. Miss Alma Burns, a student of Chi eora. has gone to Barksdalo tospond a short while with her parents,?Green vilo News. Annual Re-union Confederate Veterans The Charleston and Western Caro lina Railway beg to annouco on ac count Yotorans Re-unlon at Augusta. Nov, 14th to 16th, 1000, a| change has been inn le In selling dates announced for this occasion Tickots will be .-old Nov. 13th, 14th 15th, and for morning trains of Kith, with final limit Nov. 18th, 1000. W. J. CRAIG, General Passenger Agent. A Monster Devil Fish Destroying: its victim is a type of Constipation. The power of this mur derous malady is felt on organs and nerves and musclos and brain. There's no health till its overcome But Dr. King's New Life Pills are. a safe and certain cure Best In the world for Stomach, l-iver, Kidneys and Bowels. Only cents at Laurens Drug Co. Laurens sent down a line delegation on the early morning train. Among the men of weight in tins crowd was Mr. J. O. C. Fleming. Another well known representative citizen of this town, who is en joying Pair week, is Mr. .!. W. Todd, cashier of the Loan and Exchange Bank, of Laurens. Ex-Senator frby is at the Columbia. The popular Clerk of Court of Lau ren-. Mr. dohn Boh i- attending the Fair.-?Columbia cor. News and Cou rier A suit that -'i ts and is suited for aorvloo We will sell you at a suitable price good honest value wrapped up with ev ry garniont wo sell. Davis. Roper iV Co. For ladies underwear be sure to see my iine. It is the bestand cheapest. (>. B. Simmons. Everything at first cost at the The Fair. The b -t $1.00 Shoe in Laufens: the best $1,25 Shoe on the globs; the best dome-tie-, in the county: the best suits from $5.00 to $15.00 ever olVcred here. Evory word true and If you Inspect them you will say so too. We know it. Davi3, Roper & Co. You con get any grade or style of shoes at the very lowest prices. O. B, Simmons. A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible burn, scald, cut or bruise. Buoklen's Arnica Salve, tho best In the world will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures 01(1 Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Bolls, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions, best pile cure on earth. Onlv 25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Lau ren- Drug ('o. Ladies ready-to-wear garments are a great convenience as well as a saving factor. Our underwear for the ladles and children are moving rapidly. Don't be late. Come fix for Jack Frost. I )avi8| Roper St Co. Miss Willie Wardlaw, a bright and pretty young holy from Cross Hill, is in the City as the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Me David, Miss Willie has many friends in Abbeville her old homo who arc glad to see hor.?Abbeville Press and banner. Dry Goods -Prettiest stylos ever of fered in dress goods and at prices that knock out competition. French Flan nels the oxquislte taste and latest creations just received in 12 shades. 1 >avis, Kopcr St Co. ?en Cold Sleol or Death* There is nut one small chance to *iivo your life and that is through an operation," was the awful prospect sot before Mrs. f. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wie., by her doctors after vainly try ing to cure her of a frightful case of Stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. He didn't count on the marvellous power of F.lectric Bitters to cure Stom ach and Liver troubles, hut she heard of it, took seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoided surgeon's knife, now weighs more and feols hotter than over. It's positively guaranteed to cure Stomach. Liver and Kidney troubles and never disappoints. Price 60 cents at Laurens Drug Co. if you want Shoes wc are the people. O. B. Simmons. PARKER RYE NONE PUREK, NONE BETTER ASK f f\ ffc I *V* r vii 11 DISPENSARIES. Married Im Spartaubtirg. Mies Hertie Jaeksoo and.Mr. Willie ii. Andorson were married In Spartan* burg on Sunday afternoon at the real doneo of Mi's. .i. T. Johnson. Miss Jack 8on was on her way to hor home in West Virg'.'ua to her sister who Is ill ;ukI af' .'v the commonv continued on hor Journey, Mr. Anderson returning to Laurens. Miss Jackson came to this city several seasons ago and has heen in charge of ihe millinery department "i Mr. <>. B. Simmons, in which ostab llshmonl Mr, Anderson also, holds a re sponsible position. TIlO bride by hor sweet and gracious personality has made many friends in Laurens, who are glad to know that this olty will be bei" permanent hotno and who wish her every happiness. The groom, tfco Oldest son of Mr. 11 W. Anderson, a prominent cltl/.en, is one of the most highly ostoomod young business men In the city. The Land Sales. The lands Bold by public officers on Salesday brought fair prices, A tract at the suit of Thos. A. Burn side and others by Clerk Holt. 1711 acres to Col. Shaw at *1 ,.">0.").0O: another tract, 1001 acres, $1,(105.00 to Col. Shaw. The Tudgo of Probate sold of tho W?lls lands, 222 acros at $1,300.00 and ?22 acres at *12.r> 00. One tract near Whitmiros, sold bv Clerk Bolt. 250 acres. $1,000.00. and 7n0 acres. $2825.00, W. L. Gray the pur chasor. B. W. and J. w. Lanford, Executors, sold a tract near Lanford's. 261 acres, $1,080. Terms generally | cash, bal ance at 12 months with Intorest ? Wheat (Jrowers. A meeting of farmers was held in the Court House on Monday last and a Wheat Growers Organization effected. Dr. A C. Fuller was made President and s. F. Parrott, Seorotary. On the the notion of Col. Ball they were made permanent ofneors for one year and the I'resilient authorized to appoint Vice Presidents,consisting of one from each township und an executive committee. The President appointed as follows: Vice Presidents ? J. B. Humbert. Sulllvans, J. c. Pedon, Dial, W. P. Harris, Youngs: B. A. Anderson. Wa terloo: George Hanna. Cross Hill: R. C. Davis, Hunter: P. M. Pitts, .lacks: M. A. Summorel, Souffletown, J. D. M. Shaw. Laurens, Executive Committee ? Jared D. Sullivan, A. J. Smith, A. H. Martin. This committee will report a perma nent constitution. A meeting is called for Saturday, the 17th inst , and the President has sent out a large number of Invitations to farmers to be present at the proposed mooting, it is a leisur time comparatively and there should be a rood attendance . Remember that it costs nothing to be a member, and there arc a hundred things that firm er-: should discuss and nothing can be done effectually without an organiza tion. Dynamite Still 111 Vogue. About ii o'clock Friday night a tre mendous explosion was heard all over Laurens, giving n part of the town a thorough shaking up. \ cottage occu pied by Mary Bridges, Oil the premises of Dr. James McCarloy, was blown up by dynamite, the object being to kill the woman. She, however, smelt the fuse and escaped before the explosion, but tho house and furniture were very thoroughly demolished. Only about a month ago an attempt of the same char acter was made niton the life of this wo man, so she was alive to the situation in time Friday night. In the former in stance, as in this, she was out, the house alone being damaged, since tho lirst attempt she moved into another part of town. The fuse used is said to have been tluce fool in length. The police are at work on the case but have made no atvests . Don't forget to see our mammoth 10 cents counter. Goods on it really worth :!?"> cents. S. M. & F.. H. Wilkes. In Honor of Mrs, Featherstone. Special to The State. Xewherry. Nov. 3.?Mrs. F./..Wilson gave a reception from 1 to 0 o'clock this afternoon complimentary to her sister. Mrs. C. C. Featherstone, of Lau rens. Her elegant home was tastily de corated in chrysanthemums and roses. The colors of yellow and white domin ated in the reception rooms and the dining room was a bower of roses. A delightful luncheon was served to about forty-live guests and each in departing was refreshed with lemon frappo and given a bouquet of violets as a souve nir. Misses Laura Please and Laura Bowman discoursed swoet music during the entire afternoon. If you don't believe we can sell the most stylish hats for the lowest prices come and see Mrs. Adams .lust received a largo shipment of Turkey Roasters. 2">. .'<">, 10 and r>0 cts. Gel roady for your Thanksgiving Tur key. S. M. & E. IL Wilkes. The Fair is selling everything at lirst cost for 3C days. Now is your time 'o save money. All new, seasonable goods for winter wear, dry goods, shoes, hats, clothing, jeans at.d flannels all to go at first manufacturers price. All wool Jeans at The Fair, worth 25 cents at 15 cents in the cost sale. Great cost salo at Tho Fair. Every thing in tho store at lirst New York cost, owing to a change in the business. Capt. A. VV. Anderson, superinten dent of the C. it W. C. Kail way com pany, isin the city attending the Fair. (Jap t tain Anderson is a native of Laurens county and is deeply in terested in the affairs of South Caro lina and Georgia. Ho has a great many friends in both States and is re garded as one of the best posted men in railroad circles to bo found anywhere, in the State. Bis Columbia friends and those from other parts of tho State wore delighted to see him on tho fair grounds.?Columbia State. Everything at cost at The Fair?a grand opportunity to supply vourself for fall. Everything at lirst cost at Tho Fair. Croat cost sale going on at The Fair. Shoos worth $1,26, for 86 coots at Tho Fair. *.").()0 Suits at Tho Fair for only M 00 ?all colors. School shoes that are school shoes In the true sense of the word. They will stand the hard use that a school child can give. them. Prices small, Davis, Roper & Co. Don't stop until you pot to O. M. Simmons, if you want the right styles and the lowest prices. Corsets a necessity. The Indies garments of the coming season make a good fitting corset a ncc< HSity, Tue U & (i gives the late fashionable elc ganco of (Ifftiro 80 milch to bo desired. Wo have them in all tho now frhapos and patterns. Davis, Roper & Co. Ribbons a mile or a foot. Wo havo a Muttering mass of ribbons from which you may choose what you want. Soe my line of men's shirts at 46 contH. Big assortment and groat valuos. O. B. Simmons. Mrs. Adams lias Zephyr in all colors, (lormantown and Saxony wool. Do not send off for books, now or 2r.d hand, but come to us. . Palmetto Drug Co. FACTS PERSONAL AN!) BRIEF NOTES OF RECENT EVENTS. Mr. Laurens I>. l'itts went to Cohun bia Fair Week. Mr. .lohn B. Brooks went to Colum bia for the Pair, Mrs. Julia F. MoOowan, of Spartan burg, visited in the city this week. Mr. R. A. Cooper, legislator-elect. visited Columbia last wgok. Mr. Pi H. MoOowan, of Spartanburg, was in tho city Monday. An Atlanta "Col." has boon convicted of embezzlement. Col. J. \V. Ferguson spent Fair Week in Columbia. Messrs. J. H. and Wiitts Davis, of Clinton, were in town Friday. Rev W. S. Holmes went to Spartan burg Monday. Miss Mary Simpson was the guest of friends at Chicora College last week. Col. J. L. M. Irby has returned from a trip to Richmond. Mr. Herbert Martin spent Sunday In Greenville. Mis8 Bessie brown and Mr. J. G. brown, of Cross Hill, worein town yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. W. K, Rlohey and Mrs. J. F. Burton went to Columbia for the Fair. Mr. J. R. Little, the po..e m ductor between Laurons and St ivilh spent a few days at the Fair. Mr. Virgil White, of Towers, was in the city Friday and paid Tin: ADVER TISER a pleasant call. Misses Annie and Lizzie Rlohoy and Miss Virginia Simians spent Thursday at tho Fair. Mrs. O. B. Mayor, of Newherry, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Creswell Car llngton, In Hrooklyn . Mrs. W. E. Lucas and children have returned home after spending the sum mer and autumn in North Carolina and Tennessee. The Rev. R. H. Jones, of the Metho dist church, will preach at 11 A. M. next Sunday and the sermon will be es pecially for the Knights of Pythias. Friday last was a busy day with Com missioners of Elections, giving out boxes, tickets and papers connected with the election. Miss Ida Fuller, Mr. Connor Fuller and Mr. Robort Davis went down to Clinton last week for the Davls-Phltips wedding. Rev. John Owen, of tho Methodist conference, was fatally wounded on Tuesday last by young Mr. Walter Smith, while out snooting at Johnsons. Mr. Owen has since died. Mrs. Comweli of Hendersonvllle, N. C. who as Miss Mamie black, is most pleasantly remembered in Lauren-, is visiting her hrother-ln-law. Col. J. II. Traynham. Hon. John R. Harrison, a leading citizen of Greenville county, is soon to move to Laurens, wo understand. He will bo a valuable addition to our best citizenship and cordially welcomed. As necessity is the mother of inven tion, so something scarcity i- the incen tive to thrift. Fanners say 'hat largo Quantities of bay have been secured for the last month ami the barns well Stocked Much also has been sold on the streets of this town. Mrs. J. M. Visanska and children left to join Mr. Visanska in Georgetown on Thursday to the regret of their largo clrelo of friends in Laurens. Miss Lllla Visanska will spend the winter here howovor in charge of a large class in music. Nowberry was selected for the bap tist State Convention this fall, hut on account of the sickness ol tho wife of the Pastor, Rev. G. A. Wright. Gl'OOn wood, upon the invitation of the church of that city has been substituted and the Convention will assemble there on Friday boiorc tho 2nd Sunday in De cember. Mr. Rutledgo Fuller, a son of Mr. Calvin Fuller, of Mountville and a prominent and rising young man, is to be married to-morrow to Mrs. Anthn Watts Dial, at the home of the bride's father, Col. J. Wash Watts. The young couple will havo the good wishes ami congratulations of a large circle of frionds R. A. Cooper,Esq. chosen to the Leg islature on yesterday, resigned as mag istrate last week and Jno. Si. Htldgens, Esq. chosen in the Primary has been appointed in his stead. Jas 11. Drum mond chosen yesterday to be county Su pervisor resigned to the Governor as magistrate of Youngs and Mr. A. S. Riddlo chosen in the Primary will suc ceod him. Tho largo Laurons delegation that went down to tho Columbia Fair have returned in safety. A village rat some what low in flesh found a hole to a closet whore was a good Parmesan cheese. He found it so ageeable that ho made It his quarters, but grew so fat apace that ho could not pass the hole in returning, was captured and dealt with Recalling tho fate of this rodont our delegation will be glad that thoy are safe at home. Mr. Joseph Wham, of tho vicinity of F.den, Dials' Township, was in tho City on Friday last. He reported crops as short, Out If there is a gritty popula tion in the State it is there to be found and thoy will surely pull through. Mr. Wham showed us a handsome nugget of pure gold rocontly takon from his land. Ho lives In the mineral roglon of the county?gold has boon taken from various points in the neighbor hood during tho last half century, and now Is a good timo to havo exports to prospect for tho precious metal. If it 1b found In abundance then "Eden" is no misnomer. Owing to a change in their buslnoss The Fair is ottering their entire stock of dry goods, shoes, clothing, notions, hats and piece goods at lirst manu facturers cost. You car. buy anything thore cheaper than any merchant can buy them for thoy bought entirely from the manufacturers in jobbers Quantities. It will pay you to give them a call. A save from 26 to 50 per cont on your inonoy. The Election. As wo go to press tho result is doubt ful. Hut it is reported that New York went for McKinley. In the meanwhile it looks ghostly for Bryan. We must hear our souls in nationod. Wo are not unacquainted with tribulation. a NEW LAW FIRM? The undersigned have this day en tered into a partnership for the practice of law in tho Courts of this Stale, under the name ef Simpson A- Cooper and will promptly attend to all business en trusted to thorn. IL Y. Simpson, r. a. Cooper. We. always load. If you need the nsw sohoof books we keep thorn in elock. Palmetto Vvug Co, Two bushels of Landreth's BED and WHITE ONION SETS, mixed, soiled and wet by the R. R., but their growing qualities not injured, To bo sold CHEAT See. Tho Laurons Drug Co. Druggists. 'Phono 70 Goods delivered. A Night ot Terror. '?Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Hutnhnm. of Maohias, Me., when the doctors said ?>hc could not live till morning" writes Mrs, S II. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night. "All thought she must soon die from Pneumonia, but she bogged for Dr. King's New Dis covery, saying it had more than once saved her life and cured her of Con sumption. After three small doses she slept easily all night, and its fur ther use completely cured her." This marvellous mcdicino is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung Dis eases. Only ;">() cents and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Laurens Drug Co. FREE PRIZES I OK BRIGHT PEOPLE If BOO Cats Can Kill .too R?tsln ?00 Days, How Many Cats Will it Take to kill 100 Bats in 100 Days.' Can you solve the problem? If so, you will win a prize. Do not send any money with your answer, but send name and correct address, and by re turn mail a beautiful prize will bo sent you free. As our object in giving away these premiums Is to attract attention to, and increase the circulation of our popular Magazine, we request you when you receive your prize to show it to as many of your friends as possible. We want largo lists of readers in every neighborhood, and are going to oiler many handsome prizes to secure them. Among the prizes we are offering $250 in cash and many articles of silver ware. Full particulars of the awarding of these prizes will bo. sent you with your prize for answering the above prohlom. Address, with stamp for re ply, OH 10 AGO HOUSE HOLD GU EST, Cmc.ua), D.i.. Spectacles. Don't throw them away be cause they are broken. Pet - hups it will take hut little money to make them as good as new again. If your watch does not keep time take it to W. A. JOHNSON, Laurens, 8. C. -*? FALL 1900 5** A Dollar .saved is a Dollar made, and there is no easier way for you to accomplish this than by buying yotn wants from us. We have over $}o,ooo.oo in Dry Goods, Furs, Capes, Jackets, Millinery, Notions, Shoes, Clothing and Gents' Furnishings. Our line of IDfess Goods is by odds the largest ever brought to this market and is composed of all the latest Silk ami Woolen Fabrics, and we will guarantee our prices to he as Low as the Lowest. in Furs, Capes and Jackets we have a lino of the newest things out?bought below the market value, and those who are interested in new Raps for Winter will save money by inspecting our line before buying. lyfillifjery IDejpaftfpetjt. ~f In this Department we have all the latest things in street hats, all the new shades, the new shapes, new trimmings in the richest colors in Silks, Velvets and Fancy Feathers. AH at the very Lowest Prices. Corsets, Underwear, etc., in all grades from the cheapest to the best. i^fcl '112? tjgit "j 1 !mf% fip* t^Trf^llf^i^ is immense. We have Ladies and Children's shoes in all grades, and can \Jr Vrr* W% \& H %3 f""n *? ! Ul'C^lm give you the best #'i.oo shoes on the Market. In line shoes we have the famous Zeigler Bros., and those who have worn them will bear us out that there are none better made?every pair warranted. We sell the Bay State lor men and boys from brogans to the very best grades, and we want to impress upon you to gel our prices before buying. VttirtjpMj) * ?** * * $fett|i$Mll?g$o * r*:iT^L?T%^ Wc have all the nobby shapes and the new colors in men and boy's hats. We have the latest things in ties, shirts, suspenders, fancy hosiery, and everything in an up-to-date Furnishing store. Our aim is to sell goods and in order to do this we have marked our goods at right prices, and we will not be undersold. Have You. Secr> GEOflGE N# fJ?SS ?t CO^S Hue of Tailor-made Suits we ^ mmTjmaw - w >w ftro displaying . just roooived now lot of samples to-day that we can soil you at about one-half thoir value. All tho now shados and materials, and remember you get noth ing but the best of workmanship. Buy at once then you will not break a coramandmont by envying your friond. O?f Bi-y Goods JDejpaftirjeijt is being replenished every day with tho latest and nowest Goods lust received this week speeial lots of French f lannels, Henriettas, Black and Colored Silks. ,,6-sgLi ^eir)eix>toer Wo carry tho largest line, of Homespuns, Ginghams, Calicoes, etc., in Laurens. Our prices are the smallest Ladeis Underwear, Corsets, Kid-Gloves, Uibbons-a mile or a fool. Otir lyiep's Departement is moro complete than ovor before, and wo aro making buyers happy every day. How about You? 9 Laurens, S. C. 05 &TCf)J? The Wedding ot white Enamel and Aluminum Finish marks tho culmination of tho Rauge maker's art. Just Married Folks CODING will find it always pays to buy the best. Wo aro sure that the bost is just good enough for them. When we say the bost Range we always refer to tho Buck's Blt Ranges. TboBo I'urchasod now will last to Cook tho Feast for the Golden Wedding. $10.00 _ Purchases. 0 \^ ,*; f Froight l* Laurens, S. C. Mm Uthit )kttet? ?^s^ To claim that tho Harris Lithia Water is Superior to any other water on tho continent is claiming a great, deal, hut wo can prove this to bo so by tho analysis made by the most noted Chomiats in Amor ica, and also by tho most, noted physicians from all parts of the conr' . Head what they say: < Mr. J. T. Harris, Harris Springs, S. C. Dear Sir:?I have proscribed Harris Lithia Water freely, in cases where a Lithia Water was indicated, for over seven years', ami have never known it to fail to prove highly bonefioial to tho patient* I have usod othor lithia waters, but hav<? had better results from Harris Lithia Water than any I have ovor employed in my practice 1 regard it as a sovereign remedy in Trie acid Diathesis, (lout, rheumatism of tho kidneys and bladder, [n acute and ahronio bright's disease, and in diabetes we navo no remedy at our com? inand tliat. oxcols Harris Lithia Water. I havo no hesitancy in saying that the wafer may bo ro bed upon to givo most satisfactory results, and that it is a suro, pos itivo solvont of Uric acid and tho u rates. Yours very truly, James B. Margan, M. i)., Prof, of (.'homistry and Pharmacy Med ical Department of the University of Georgia. Asheville, N. C, April 24, 1893. An oxtondod clinical uso of Harris Lithia Wator prompts mo to tho statement that I rogard it uh one of tho host, if not tho boBt, Lithia Water known to tho profes sion. In tho condition of Phos phatic Urine, its action is marvel ous. Its uso in tho Rhoumatic and Gouty Disoasoa affords mo moro comfort than oithortho Buf falo or Londonderry Wa+^rs. Vory truly yoi.rs, John Hey Williams, M. D. The Hotel at this famous spring is now open for guests, and if you will come to tho Spring and drink tho wator and aro not benefited or ourod wo will board you free. < Harug Hotel Company. simply to have- tho money itself. Von work for it bocauso you want what it will buy. Whon you buy horo you may depend upon utilizing tho full power of a Dollar. A dollar goes a long wayH at our Btoro. \Vr? have a Mammoth Stock of Clothing, Shoes, Furnishing Goodf; and Staple Dry Goods which we have marked at tho LOWJCST prices, We ,.an suit you in Clothing, in both style and price. Moo's extra size, fine punts to fit. any one. for all tho pooplo in all grades. The Bion Shoes at 50 is tho belt flhooB for gentlemen. Wo have a full lino of Gents Furnishing Goods, Ladies Capos and Staples Dry Goods at Lowest I'ricoB. Rospoctfully, J. 10. M infer & llro. Laurens, S. 0., Oct. 2, 1900.