The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 25, 1901, Image 2
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LAUKENS. S.U., Sept. 25, 15)01.
The Anarchist.
Anarchy?without rule?antagonism
to rule?opposition to all rule and au
thority? tho word itself is throe thous
and years old. In some form or other
It has existed since the establishment
of Government by man. Tho outlaw
lias been found In all ages and in all
countries. Barabas was a robber In
the very zenith of the Kornau empire a
servile war by refugees from justice
lasted for a decade, requiring great
armies to crush It out. Orators In our
Democratic country have been fond of
declaring this the refuge of the op
pressed in all lands. Hut robber bands
organized for plunder, by hundreds and
thousands, reached this country with
the fathers and for two hundred ycar.-> j
preyed upon the commerce along our '
coasts und of course murdered when
ever murder became necessary.
Theorists in all the ages have filled
the oarth with dogmas against existing
Institutions and the existing order of
things. Until recent modern days a
popular ruler, a successful general or a
king by divine right (sooallod) was con
veniently removed or put out of the
way as a common place or ordinary
afTair. As a rule, ambition, and tho
desire to usurp rule, was the motive in
most cases.
In recent years and within the short
poriod that education and liberty, freo
speech and a freo press, have grown In
the nations, a vast litorature has spread
over the world affecting economic or
der or governmental regulations. So
cieties exist under many names for the
propoganda of Idoas, and theories,
honestly and dishonestly held, antago
nizing existing institutions and sag- 1
gesting remedies. They arc known as
nihilists, anarchists, communists, so
cialists, etc., and progagate their
theories secretly or openly as may be
found practical according to tho local
ity. Then there arc thousands of the
ablest of mankind, as Tolstoi, a ltus
8ian of high rank and vast wealth, and
a volumionous writer, who have recent
ly tilled tho oarth with communistic or
kindred theories. The armies of dis
contented throughout tho earth (and
they arc legion, naturally.) it may bo
honestly, and dishonestly, espouse
those theories, It is bat a step from
hatred to govormont?- to the Governor,
and of course that among tho weak,
und tho malignant muss, individual
murderers may be found. They falsely
and madly conclude themselves tho
stop children of the oarth, and that by
removing tho agent, thoy romovo tho
catiso of their immuginury wrongs.
Thla Is an age of wonderful intellec
tual activity and a million or millions
are born every year who think it is
their mission to reform the institutions
of men. We are not going to get rid
of anarohy and those false isms until
wo are rid of mon.
Closing the gates against anarchists
at tho great Ports is absurd. Anarch
ists will breed among us as tho grass
grows. In the mean while, wdiile there
is no such dream to bo entertained as
tho perfeotability of mankind, the
world will improve. Rulers, and
great men, and rich, will continue to
be the victims of the assaults of mad
men and misanthropes,but society must
abide the conditions as in the past.
But tolerance for liberty should not
wouken the hand of justice. The mur
derer, must be hanged, and that quick
ly, and the disturber of the peace meet
promptly tho Iron-gloved hand of tho
law.
A sufficient civil police to insure tho
safety of rulers and those in authority
can and should be provided at any
cost.
The custom grown almost into law
In this country of the President hold
ing receptions and receiving and hand
shaking with every tramp and vagabond
who may push Into the throng Is ridic
ulously absurd. Of course this is a re
public, where there aru no classes or
class distinctions, and the lime should
not and will not come when the decent
citizen is denied access to tho highest
official. It will bo the easiest matter
in tho world to provide for the safety
of tho President and that without olli
cial parade. The nation should conio
to its senses and rocover its head.
Wellington's Late Denial.
Washington, September 11?.?Senator
Wellington, of Maryland, has written
a letter to a friend In this city, denying
that ho said ho was indifferent to tho
shooting of McKinley and expressing
his abhorronco of Czolgoc/.'s crime.
Wellington was promptly expelled
from tho Union Loaguo Club of Balti
more, and the proposition came from a
Southern Journal to expel him from
tho Senate. The Sena'or was given no
time to explain. It comes from people
losing their heads, and somewhat in
this instance from Wellington voting
with tho Democrats in the last Con
gress.
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Excruciating.
Webator tho Internal Kcvenue Col
lector, dying, creates confusion in tho
camp. Clayton and L. W. C. Hlalock,
aro both discussed by the old lino Re
publicans Tho McLaurln crowd, it Is
said, will hustle for a commercial
Democrat. Tho President will
hardly give tho small matter atten
tion for sonic days. Though a
first class horsomaii, be will want somo
time to arrange his political housing,
and to be firmly set in tho saddlo be -
fore using his spurs.
Webster Dead.
E. A. Webster, internal Kcvenuo
collector for this Stato, died Septem
ber 17th, at his home, Orangoburg.
Ho had been boss of the Republican
party In this Stat3 for liftoen years and
held Office when that party was In pow
er. He had tho respect of tho whlto
pooplo of Orangoburg, where he had
long lived.
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E vorybody should bo gottlng ready
for tho Fair, and a great manv are.
The success of the Fair this Fall is
assured, if tho people of the town and
county heartily co-opor<ito. Tho chair
men of tho various committoos aro re
quested to keep in touch with thoir
commltteos and In every way possible
to push tho Interests of the Fair.
V
OzolgOZ, (Cholgoz) was put upon his
trial Monday morning. Ex-Judge Titus
of Ohio, and ox-Judge Lewis of New
York, undor tho appointment of the
Court, defending. Thoy aro distln
f;ushed lawyors. It would soom that
nsanity could bo the only plea to savo
the assassin.
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Cotton is a tricksy .Tado and specula
tion in the floocy stuff Is speculatlbn.
And so about tho future "streauc|us
ness" of "Teddy."
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Presidont Mo\':j*oy was a Masohof
the highest degress, a Knlghtof Pithias
and an F.tk.
CA It HOLL DOTS.
Owing to tho Small amount of corn
saved along tho banks of baluda, our
farmers aro busy cutting and housing
the line hay, so abundunt in this sec
tion. Tho beautiful weather of the
past week has enabled them to gladly
fulfill the old adage, "Make hay whilo
the sun shines."
Tho health of our community is very
good, with the oxception of Mr. Henry
Noffz, who has been sick for about nine
months, with no sign of Improvement
yet.
The Lord has most wonderfully bless
ed us in tmo of the most gracious re
vivals that we have had at betbabara
in a numbor of years. The preaching
was most earnestly, eloquently ami suc
cessfully dune by that hard working
man of God, Rev. .). 15. I'arrott. This
being the eighth meeting that ho baa
been in ho seemed fully prepared for
tho work, for the Spirit unmistakably
blessed every service. Before the first
sermon was concluded. Ills power was
manifested by Impressing our dear old
pastor and his people to humble them
selves before tho Lord, imploring Him
for more faith. The prayer was answer
ed and eight joined, before tho pro
tracted mooting closed. Wc aro so
grateful to the Lord for sending Uro.
I'arrott, and that through him, Jesus
has blessed pastor and people, honoring
that lovo which binds our hearts so
closoly together, and wo don't expect
anything hut death to soperato us.
Quite a numbor from our section at
tended the closing of a series of meet
tigs at Nim>ty-Six. conducted by Kov.
Thomas Leitoh. Thirty-eight united
with the church.
Miss Annie May Houiwaro, of Dy
son's, is visiting rolatlves in this vi
cinity.
Miss Vic Kudd, accompanied by Miss
ICH Burla Turner, returned to her sis
ter's, Mrs. Earnest Fuller, near Mount
ville.
Col. Wash Watts, Mr. M. B.Cr'sp and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hill, Mr. and
Mrs, J. C. Hill, Messrs Arther and Huna
Crisp, of Mountville, attended preach
ing at Betbabara last week. Also, Miss
Ada Ilollingsworth and brother, Mr
Barmour Rasor, Miss Maud Rasor and
others from Cross Hill.
Miss Bettio Atchison was the guest
of Misses Lillian and Annie Grillin last
week.
Ilev. E. C Kico's sermon on the
"Second Com. 6 ol Christ" was listen
ed to by a iargo nrowd at liethabara
last Sunday.
Misses Willie May and Charlie Hill
had 'ho pleasure of a visit from Misses
Annie ^Bcll Denny, Nenle and Lucy
Atchison, and thoir brothers, Messrs
Jim Denny and Win. Atchison. In the
p. m. the young poople took a stroll to
"Watts' Free Bridge,'' which was
very much enjoyed.
Another party of visitors from our
vicinity to Kosemont report a most do
lightful trip, and aro unstintod in thoir
praises of the courtly hospitality of
Mab Cunningham.
Mrs. Win. Elkin and ncicc, Daisy fib
kin, of Alston, aro guests of Mrs. Dick
Brown.
Mr. W. C 11 ill spent Sunday with
Mr. J. 1). Wheeler, of Cross ITill.
Tbero will bo baptising at Betbabara
the fourth Sunday at :i o'clock. The
candidates aro Misses Lucy Atchison,
Lcssie Goodman, Charlie and Corinnc
Hill, L'/.zlc Neel, Messrs Hugh Jtiser,
Jimmie Dennu and Wliber Boa/.man
Miss Bettio Hill has an old paper
(The Ulster County Ga/.otte) published
./an. Ith, 1800, deeply bordered in
mourning for George Washington, who
had died tbreo weeks previously It
was bought by her brother, Mr. linger
Hill, for his mother, from an old lady
in West Virginia, and at his death for
warded to her. Miss Bettle has also a
brick a part of that historic old bouse
whore Gen. Lee and Grant met and
signed the papers of capitulation.
When the yankces were tearing down
the house to take it to Chicago to re
build for tho Exposition, Mr. Jim Wade
Hill was present, procured the brick
and presented it to "mother."
Mr. Little, of tho Clinton Chronicle,
was the guest of Mr. W. Pi Turner
one day last wcok.
Capt. Jenkins and wife of Green
wood visited this section recently.
F.
Summer Comfort
can only be secured when
you send your Summer
Clothes to a
First-class
Steam Laundry.
We do good laundry work
at all times and take special
pains in the summer time,
because we know it adds to
the comfort of our custo
mers and they appreciate it.
We clean and press suits.
LAU11ENS LAUNDRY CO.
309 B. Main St.
Hollo! No. 00.
OUR FIRST
FALL OP
Oct. 3rd and -4th.
No printed invitations will be issued. Wc want everybody to coine. Tremendous and Grand are the only words that can
express the size and beauty of our NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS. We can truthfully say, and without
boasting that there was never a Grander and more stylish lot of
lircss Goods, Notions and Dress Tr limiting*, Millinery, IStc.
Also, all kinds of Ladies' and Children's Underwear shown in South Carolina. Our prices arc such that even the Newest
and Best Goods are in reach of the working people. A visit to our store will convince you.
Jylen's and Boys'
Shirts, Collars and Neckwear and Underwear Department
complete in every detail. Will sell you anything in this line
cheaper than you can buy any where else. We mean what
we say.
Fii f j^itiifeT
Fine Furniture, Bed Room Suits from $10.00 to $45.00.
All kinds of tables from 75 cents to $12.50. All kinds ol
Chairs 40 cents to $4.00 each. Bedsteads, wood and iron,
Sideboards and Chillbnies and Bureaus, ami all kinds of
Picture Framing done to order.
of all kind;
to buy.
and JACKETS
Be sure and see them before you decide
LOTH I NC!
And Art Squares, Lineolum and Matting, all colors and
much cheaper than any oilier party will sell you. Spe
cial prices on Carpets for Churches.
Men's, Boys' and Children's Clothing. Wc have any
thing you want, and Cheaper than an)' one else will sell
to you. Come and see. We sell the celebrated "Jane
Hopkins" make of Boys ami Children's Suits.
Wc handle the entire line of the celebrated "Battle Axe"
shoes, the best line in the world?every pair guaranteed
to he Ihc best you can buy at price, or money refunded to
you. Prices range from 15 cents to $.j.Oo per pair in
Misses, Ladies and Children Shoes.
jt3IaJr'cL*w"gt3c?e.
All kinds (d" Hardware. Complete stock of builders
hardware and tools. We sell the Chattanooga Chilled
Plows, one to lour horse, and Irwin's solid bits. Stoves,
Crockery and Glassware.
Staple and Fancy Goods, Groceries,
Mountain and Virginia Seed Rye,
Home-raised Red Rust Proof Oats.
Anything you want, come to us, wc have iL and will sol], you Cheap.
and 4th.
Refreshments served to our customers on those days FREE.
Walter
Woodruff, S. C.
Sons
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The Entering Wedge
To your consideration in gen
erally the cost, though cost should
always Ix? rolativo to valuo to bo a
! fair tost. The lumber we soil may
not always bo the cheapest in price,
I but it's always cheapest in the
long run, because wo givo the l)ost
valuo. Thoroughly kiln-dried,pro
porly sawed and planed, you'll
find it "matches" well, and will
bo a life-long sourco of satisfac
tion.
R.H.Hudgens&Son.
R. P. AAlLA/n 1 CO.,
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise.
UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT.
OUR UNDERTAKER'S ?
ry a woll selected line of ovory thing from the choapost O?FP] N
to tho bost METALIC CASES; In Clotb Goods we cany the bosl
com*
We car
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?ry oho host
?among thorn Embossed White plush goods; also Black full drap
ed in cloth. A first-class Hoarse when wanted. Wo can furnish
white or black horsos when desirod. At night or Sunday Phone
R. P. Milam's rosidonco, or call on J. Mills Hunter or Ii, R. jonos
at the Switzer House. Rospoctfully,
R. P. M1LAM Sc
COMING
America's Greatest Circus in laurens, Thursday, Oct. 10th.
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Pa?" Mam moth Horse 5 air.
iint Aquarium. Only Traveling Aviary. "*rUA
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I.OOO PEOPLE. 300 PERRORMfSlio. ? "/'RAING Of? OAr?i:. <00 HORSES. SEATS FOR I2,000
LARGEST UWNG HIPPOPOTAMUS IN CAPTIVITY.
The NELSON* FAMILY, $!0,000 Challenge Acrobats.
ATX THE WORLD'S GREATEST RIDERS, ACROBATS, GYMNASTS and SPECIALISTS.
FINEST ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION IN AMERICA.
ALL KINDS OH RARE WILD ANIMALS.
/frAt 10 o'clock on the mornlnjr of Show Day the Largest, Richest, Alo.st Resplendent, PRE? STREET
PARADE EVER WITNESSUIL DON'T AT/SS #V%
fit Laurels 017 Ti^tirsday, Oct. iOtl?.
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Aothmcdene Brings Instant Relief and Permane
Bent Absolutely Fubb on Bkokii?t oi
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There la nothing like Asthmalone.
instant relief, oven In tho worsi cases,
when nil elso fails.
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tn'goud condition. I cannot tell you how thank
ful I feel for the good derived from
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slave chained, with putrid soro throat and asthma B
for ton years, l despaired of over being curod.Q
I saw your advertisement for the run of thl
dreadful and tormenting diseaso, asthma, and fj
thought you had ovorspekon yourselves, but rc-B
solved to givo it a trial. To my astonishment. Iho r
trial acted like a charm. Send me a full size bottle. B
Wo want to send Io every sufferer it trial treatment of A ithmu-B
"lino similar to the one that cured Mr. Wells. We'll send It byg
u mail Postpaid, Absolotely Free of Charge, to any BUflcrcr whoB
r will write for it, oven on a postal. Never mind, though you are "
n deanalrloz, however had your ease, the more glad we are to send it. u
5 Do not delay, write at snce, addressing nil. TAFT BROS.' MF.OJ. Jj
I CINE CO., 79 East 120th St., N. Y. City. Sold by all Druggists.
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FILL
AND
Styles Like Seasons Change!
The lime has come when Iho ligl
Stimmer dross must give place to
fabric of heavier weight.
89* ?o MUmm, % ???
Cor
have opened this week from the loading importing
houses in the Northern markets full lines for Ladies
wear. The largest Stock of Black Goods ever shown
here. Fine Black French Henriettas come to the front
again, while Venetians and Serges are Struggling for
first place. Whipcord, Armine and the Pebble weave
will have a light in the race as iho go-betweens from
the smooth twills and the still heavier and coars< t
weaves. Here is seen a heavy closely woven cloth
very durable for rainy day Skirts: it comes in six dis
tinct shades. For waist patterns is shown in solid col
orings a fine Cotton Twill, showy but inexpensive. Also
an intermediate grade will make tip stylish. The
choicest of all is n fine all-wool French Twill. Ibis
comes in seven exquisite shades and will prove a
quick seller. Table Linen, Hosiery, Flannels and
Underwear?every department is well represented, but
space will only permit a passing notice,
reel Styles and LOWEST PRICES. '
W. GL Wilson & Go.
has His Knife open ready for Business.
We Have
been busy preparing for the largo Fall trad.'
we are expecting. Two Car Loads of Flour
will arrive this week. You know by cxpe
rience what kind of Flour we sell?the taste
will pleaHo your palato, the price will
tickle your pocket book.
II' not satisfied with our Goods, money refunded.
Laurens Cotton Mills Store.
,_T. C. LUCAS. Manag i
We Mave
mad'' oxtonsivc plans to do a big
ger businoss this Fall than ever
boforo. Wo have enlarged our
store because the growth of out
business mad<- more commodiotu
quarters necessary, and wo have
bought mueli larger and bitter
stocks of
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods and Furnishing
s.
These Goods ai'O bought for CASH
from the Iwst Manufacturers in
this country, consequently wc can
sell them much CHEAPER and
at
Sfpallef Profits >
than can bo seen rod clsowhcrc.
We arc now busy receiving and putting in place new Goods which
are arriving daily in largo quantities. Our Clothing Department in
lull of the largest things in Fall and Winter Styles ol Men's Youth's
and Childrens' Clothing. Prices arc the Lowest Cash Pricey Thai
means much to the cash buyer.
Stronger line of Shoes, Iiats and Furnishings than ever. We want
your trade and promise to protect your interest fully
H. K. GRAY
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GRAY & 8HEALY,
Mantels,Columns,Fancy-turned! Scroll Work a Specially
MFH ofsoodjudg
mLllment own
their own homes, and coino to lid
for materials, too. They realize
that
THE LIFE
and satisfaction ol their property
depend upon the materials that go
into it. Thoy buy tho boat??tho
kind WE sell. Com*; to see US.
First-class Firo-proof Paints?guaran
teed not to eraek or pool. Cold-wa
ter Paints for Choap Houses and
Fences.
OKA* & SlIEALY, Laurent*, S. C.