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THE OLD REU ABLE POWDER Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE PRINCETON MASONS WILL HAVE PICNIC. Prominent Speakers Will Mako Ad drosses?llascball Team Ready for Challenges- Crops (lood. Princeton, July, 18.?The crops lu and and around Princeton aro in a flourishing condition, especially tho com crop. Miss flolon Carter, who has bcon vis iting her brother, Mr. J, ?. Carter, in Greenville for hor health, was taken dangerously 111, but hor many friends will bo glad to know that she is speedily recovering. M?- John Elder, who has boen quite sic. tor several weeks, is no better. Mr. Milton Traynbam has had sev oral cases of fever in his family, but they are better. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allen are spend ing a few days with their brothers, Messrs. J. H. and B. W. Allen ami other relatives in Greenvillo. Miss Claude Johnson of Abbeville and Miss Jenaio Brle3 of Hock Hill who have been visiting relatives iu and around Princton have returned to their homes. Mr. J. F. Epps of Due West and Mr. Allen Stepp of Honea Path came over Saturday to practlco ball with the Princeton boys. Mrs. Florenco Smith of Anderson Is visiting her fathor, Mr. J. D. Sullivan. Mrs. J. E. Carter of Groenville vii Ited the family of Mr. J. C. Carter a fow days and was accompanied home by Mlsa Gladys Carter. Miss Ethel Sharp and Mr. W. H. Car ter stood examinations at Laurens, Friday, the 10th for Winthrop and South Carolina Collogos. Tho Prlnciton bascbill team has re organized and is ready to accept any challenges from any other teams. A picnic will bo given at IMncoton, Friday, August 7th, under the ausplcos of the Princeton Lodgo, A. F. M., No. 12!). Everybody is cordially Invited to come and bring woll filled baskets. The following speakers havo been in vited and havo accepted to deliver ad dresses: Hon. Geo. Johnstone of New berry, M. F. Ansel and J. J. Mc3waln of Creenville and Mr. Morroh of Ab boville. Refreshments will be served on tho ground and tho Princeton brass baud will furnish music There will bo a g-uno of ball be tween the Princeton toam and some visiting team in the afternoon X. T. C. ? TRIBUTE TO L. W. ItAMAGE. [J ? ? ...... .................. oo/nuui . * * w>. . hi ?V ?7 ?*?. ?.V ,'rtV ?V ,V?V ?V ? , ?V ? j. V , ? ?V i'aV ? ? ?V? r % m V? When death comes to the eged and infirm,?they who, through the Psalm ist's allotted spao have borne the bur den and enjoyed the pleasures of 1'fe? it soems fitting that, "as a shock of corn in its season"' they should be gathered in tho great Garner Above. But when tho useful, tho faithful, the good and true arc snatched away Jong before their noon-tide, wo cannot un derstand, we can only in submission say, "Even so Fathor, for so it seemed good in Thy sight." L-xfayotte Hamage w. s an unusual man: earnest, willing, competent, faithful to duty and loyal to (Jo.I. Left motherless when a few years o"d, he was given to the care of his uncles, James and Robert Bell and his aunt, Miss Sallie Boll. Their careful train ing was repaid in later years by his faithful attention; when Miss Sallie became an invalid with untiring devo tion and tenderness he made life happy for hor until sho was called "up high er." He was a man of splend d physi que, of fine ability, an enterprising and successful farmer. Ho loved his Bible and its precepts wero the guide of his life. In his death his Church loses a liberal supporter and the poor around tholr best friend. His hoautlful home is desolate and in the hearts of the many who loved him thero ii an "aching void" that none can fill, Ho lived for the right and met h's seeming untimely death In an oll'oot to concilia'e between parties. "Blessed aro the peace makers, for they shall bo called the children of God." Ho i3 gone. The Father who is "too wise to err and too good to willingly sllliet" has taken him hence. Over his new mado grave lo Rocky Springs Church yard we bow in deepest sor row, but submissive to Ulm who said, "What I do thou knowest not now; but thou shall know hereafter." Neiohuor. WORKING NIGHT AWD DAY. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was mado is Dr. King's Life Pills, These pills change weak ness into strength, IDtlcssnoes Into en ergy, brain-fag into mental power. They are wonderful in building up the health. Only 25 cents por box. Sold by The Laurens Drug Co, and Pal metto Drug Co. For a limited time we can offer the celebrated Celery Tonio for nerves and blood at half price. $1 00 bottle for 60 cents. If you feel run down It will oure jou. ? For sale only by Palmetto Drug Co. ' Compare our quality of white India Ltcons with any in this or any of h?r market at the prices. W. ft. Wl.fion &. Co. Miss Mary Agnes Anderson has re* turned from a visit to Glonn Springs. Miss Julia Irby is visiting with Mrs. K. K. Hughes la Virginia. Rev. s. C. Told arrived In tho city last Thursday. Mr. It. H. Hudgeu3 oamo home from Hrovard for a few days lust week. Mrs. T. O. Lucas and Mrs. Powell ?ro visiting friends in Wulhalla. Misses Fann'e Conyors and Annie Lou McBeo of Greenvillo have boen visiting Mrs. Jack Parks. Mrs. T. H. Nolson and two 6ons havo returned from a visit to ro'atives In Knoxville. Misses Mifgarot and Chri?tino Pow ers havo returned from Greenville ant aro visiting their cousin, Misses R?a and Elizabeth Bramlctt. Professor and Mrs. Thomas F. .Jones, after attending the National Kduca tlonal Association in Boston, arc now In Now York, whom they will study until September. The statement in last week's paper that they had re turned was erroneous. Capt. J. It. Little, who has for years been conductor on tho train between Laurens and Greenvillo, has beon transferred to a run on the main lino to Augusta. Mr. Sam Means, hook-keeper Lu tho Tucapau Mill storo, Spartanburg County, visited relatives here last week. Mr. Means is a son of Captain William Means of Spartanburg and his mother I before her marriage was Miss Amelia Young, sister of Mr. H. H. Young of this county. Mr. Means made a lino Impression during his visit to Laurens. Tracing Family History. Mr. Georgo W. Dial of Cincinnati has been visiting Mr. N. H. Dial and. Dr. VV. U. Dial. Mr. Dial Is a student of Ilarvard University. He Is into--] ested in tracing the history of tho Diul family in tho Dnlted States. The Dials j ore said to be all of the same stock and | the family has prominent members In various parts of the country. Assisting Old Soldiers. Congressman Johnson requests Tiik Advertiser to stato that ho will bo in Laurens on July, 27, 2S and 2!) to as sist Confederate Veterans having claims against tho Federal govern ment for horses, bjggag.* and sldo arm9 tRken from them during the War, in preparing the nocofsary papers. The act of congross on this subject was printed in this paper some timo ago. Dr. J. J. Boozer was in tho city last week, reluming from Glenn Springs where ho had been for a few weeks. Dr. Bcozer says that Glenn's has a large crowd of people cs usual and that It Is a nice crowd. Ho met bis old friend, Mr. S. A. Bar nett, of Alabama, whom he had not seon since 18.*>l when they were school biys together and re cognized him. Dr. Boozer went on to Clinton Thursday. Had Large Delegation. Tho Laurens graded schools havo had probably a larger delegation from tho corps of teachers at the Knoxville Summer School than any other ono city school system in tho state. Those who have, attended tho fchool oro: Supt. B. L. Jones, Mrs. Corlnne Full er and Misses Josephine McSwaln, Lillian Millo-, L'lller Stevens, Maud Inez Tillman and Holen Goggan?, 7 of the 10 In the corps. Mhs Meta Sulli van and Miss Hattic Roland also at tended the school. Home from Menu's. Rheumatism What Is the use of telling the rheumatic that he feels as If his Joints were being dis located 7 He knows that bis sufferings are very much llko the tortures of tbe rack. What he wants to know is what will per manently euro his disease. That, according to thousuuds of grateful testimonials, Is Hood's Sarsaparilla It promptly neutralizes the acid in tho blood on which the diseaso depends, com pletely eliminates it, and strengthens tho system against Its return. Try Hood's. JOHN WHAM HAS BEEN GRANTED BAIL. Hearing Jtofore Judge Imntzlcr on Last Wednesday -$4,000? the Amouut Fixed. John Wham charged with tho kill ing of L, W. Itamago, applied for bail before Judge Dant/.ler last Wednesday and It was granted In tho sum of $l,0(Jo. Tho state, represented by So licitor Seaso and O. L. Sohumport did did not oppose granting tho bail. Tho defence, represented by Ferguson & Fealhorstono and W. K. Uichey, asked that tho amount be made $2,fX)0. but the state's suggostlou of $l,tXH>. was adopted, tho judge buiug convinced that it would not inconvenience the de fendant to give tho bond of that size.? Mr. Wham gave the bond and was re leased. NO PITY SHOWN. '?For years fate was aftor me con tinuously," writos F. A.Gullcdge, Ver bena, Ala. I had a terrible case of Piles causing 21 tumors. When all failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me, Equally good for Burns and all aches and pains. Only 2'> cents at Lau rens Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co. no substitute. EVER HAVE IT? If You Have the Statement of this Man Will Inter est You. Ever have a "low-down" pain in tho back? In the "small", right over the hips? That's the homo of backache. It's caused by sick kidney?. That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure it. Laurens people endorse this. Head a caie of it. W. M. S'arnn, employed in tho mill, living on Factory Hill, says: ' Doan's Kidney Tills are a great medioine and did ino more good than anything else I ever used. My back was ailing for a good long spell, and somotimos it was SO bad that 1 was entirely laid up. i could scarcely get my clothes on, my back ,vas so weak, and tbe kidney se cretions were all out of shape, looked like blood and on standing looked just like liver. The too frequent action was greatly annoying especially at night when my rest was greatly dis turbed. Among ail the thugs 1 tried nothing did me any gcod. I saw Hie ad vertisement about Doan's Kidney Pills and wont to tho Palmetto Drug Co.'s store and got a box. They are tho best medicine I ever used and did me good tho first night I used them. Since tak ing the pills my backacho left mo, tho kidney secretions are all right and do not disturb me at all. They aro a good remedy and i will givo them a good word to anyone who asks mo. For sale by all doalors. Price 00 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for tho United States. Itemember tho name?Doan's and take no substitute. Heavy welts and fancy white piques. W. G. Wilson & Co. TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING Latirens County Interdenominational Sunday School Convention -WILT, MEET WITH s.i.sj))' sri;i.\as ,)r. /?:. rumen south, Til ( h'Si). I T M1) Fit ida r, aug. l-ilk and mil, 1008. FIRST Day.?August 13, lOo'c'ook A. M 10.(.0 Devotional Kxcreises.?llov. O, M. Boyd. 10.20 Address of Woleomo by .1. P. Stixon. 10.30 Response by President. .10.10 Koll Call and appointments of Committees. 11.15 Address: Kcv. W. I. Ilerbort, of Columbia. Assignment of delegates to homes. Ai'tkrnoon?FIRST I)ay. 3.00 Devotional exercises, Dr. P, M. Setzler. :i.2() Verbal Iteport from .Sunday Schools. Song. 4.30 Children's Service, Kov. Watson B. Duncan. 8.30 P. M. Sermon, Kcv. J. Perdinand Jacobs. ?Skconij Day?0.30 o'clock, A. M. 0.30 Devotional exercises, J. O. Tompleton. D.?0 Hard Problems: 1: Hoviow Sunday, by Hon. C. It. Wallace: 2: Missionary Sunday, by It. Abercrombie; 3: Grading Sunday School by J. P. Saxon. Song. 10.49 Normal Work, by Kov. Watson B. Duncan. Song. 11 20 Address, Prof. A. G. Kcmbort, of WolFord College A ktkrnoon- skcond I >a y. 3.00 Devotional oxoroisos by G. C. Young. 3.16 What good Is Interdenominational Sunday School Work? General Discussion. Iteport from Commlttoo on Sunday Schools. Flection of Delegates to State Convention. Kleotlon of officers. Adjournment. Kach school in the county is oarnostly requested to elect delegates in tlmo. Kach school Is entitled to two dologatos in addi tion to Its Suporlntondont, v/ho is oxoflllclo a membor of tho Con vention. Let tho delogates be on hand at 10 o'clock sharp?railroad time We aro anxious to hoe a full representation of the schools. Please elect delegates who will go. 13. L. KING, President Lauren? County Interdenominational Sunday School Con* ry. "SEEDS THAT GROW" that's the kind we sell! New crop TURNIP SEED just received. All the best known varieties including: Breadstone, Ruta Baga, (the round kind not all neck) Come and see us Laurens Drug Co. Goods Delivered I'lione 75. Cures Eczema* licking Humors, Pim ples und Carbuncles* B. B. D. (Botanic Blood Balm) is a certain cure for eczema, Itching skin, humors, scab?, reales, watery blisters, pimples, aching bone9 or joints, bolls, carbuncles, prickling pain in tho skin, old eating sores, ulcers, etc. Botanic IP.ood Balm cures tho wo-st and roost deep-seated cases by enriching, purify, lug acd vitalizing tho blood, thereby ;lving a healthy blood supply to the skin. Heals every sore and gives tho rich glow of health to the skin. Builds up tho broken down body and makes the blood red and nourishing. Espec ially advised for chronic, old eases that doctor-, patent medicine and hot springs fall to cure. Druggists, $1, with complete directions for home cure. To prove B. B. B. euros, sample sent (reo and prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, tla. Describo trou ble and free medical advice sent In sealed letter. Soi l in LlUrcns by B ONE CENT A WORD. All persons a>-o hereby warned against hiring or harlnring bob Mills, colored, o'berwiso known as Bob Poole, who Is under contract with me and has left without came. J. II. TUMRLIS, June 30,?St, Will It bo tho Panama--rred canal? I will pay $170. per share for Lau rens Co'ton Mills stock, subject to sup ply. Address Jesse Clkveland, Spartanburg, S. C. Woods' Mowers and Harvesters? best on oarth. Sold by Jno. W. Boek*, Browertou S. C. You can sco this machine at John Wade Anderson's Warehouse. Wi H. KNIGUT. R.E. DA BD, KNIGUT & KAJUS, Attorneys at Law. <3T Will practice In all the Stato and Federal Courts. Strict attention to all business intrusted to them. Ofllce up-stairs, Simmons' Building. W. t'. IRBYjJR, W. Y. IIOVl). IRBY & BOYD, Attorneys at Law. Will practice in all .State Courts. Prompt attention given to all business intrusted to them, Money to loin on real estate on easy terms. Ofllce same as occupied by tho late firm of Ball ?fc Simkins, Laurens. CRYSTAL1ZED MINERAL WATER Inflammation's Greatest Enemy. KALO LA removes all inflammation whorcvor It exls'a but never disturbs tbe healthy surface. KALOLA cures by cause of disease. KALOLA can be used internally, externally and eternally without barm, "Take Kalola ?IJgSg**? and eat any thing you want. W*umerou? testimo nial received dalM Jro"\ people T?bo I have been ourJ?jyftt m^i I remodv. On ^FqqTperY^ FOR HOT WEATHER! Make your home comfortable during the hot months. With the many conveniences we ?fter you can make your home a Summer re= sort. We provide every thing to make it comfortable and cozy. We aim to provide something newer, something different, something better than other stores and always at the lowest cost. Cool Floor Coverings, Summer Furniture and Refrigerators. Sec us for a BUCK'S STOVE this week. ,^*SS8^^>13 tj Y YOUR ^?Z2mn*^ Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls FROM 3. R. TODD SAVE DRAYAO E BIGGIES, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS. Not How Cheap but How Good is Our Hotto. i -V;---A -vCSSJ'i- -VI / HERE ARE SOME OF OUR LEADERS; Columbus, Babcock, 3? Watertown, Summers, 3?T Rock Hill, Sechler, and Others. T. N. BARKSDALE. J. A. FRANKS Give us a Call. Leaders in Fine Vehicles and Harness J. T. White Stone Lithia Water! Is the lightest water on the market. We realize that this is claiming a groat doal, and we could not afford to make this insertion unless wo knew that we could prove it to be true. But it does not tako an expert to test the roftness of a Mineral Wator. When carbonating a mineral water, if it is a hard watir the gases will not bo absorbed In the wat r, and when the bottle is opened, the gas es escape, and the water is loft Hat and hard, whilo If it is a soft water, like White Stone Lithia, it will ro'aln Its gasos for hours after being unstopped. Read whatsomo prominent persons you know nave to say of tho merits of the White Stono Ll'hia Water: Greenville, S. C, Oct, 10, 1008, After a servico of ono season nt White Stone Lithia Springs, in resi dent physician I do not hesitate to say that tho effect of tho water upon those who diink it for any length of time, has been porfectly marvclou?. Invari ably an Increase both In llosh and ap petite WBs porceptible in one week, proving it to bo a mineral wator of undoubted powerful tonic property, its peculiar adaptability to diseases origi nating from dlsordors of the kidney, bladder and liver, such as Dropsy, Bl ight's diseases, Diabetes and uric acid calculi, and all forms of Dyspopsla, Rheumatism and Gout is to bo ex pected from the splondid analysis. It| has been noted frequently that visi tors before coming here had to follow evtry meal with some form of correc tive, or confine themselves entirely to predigested foods; soon discard these entirely, being delighted to find that the water alone?nature's omd remedy sufficed. Of tho many who drink this water this season for ten days consecu tively ,not one but experienced decided benefit and a perceptible gain in wclgt, varying from two to five pounds. L, 0. Stevens, M, p. Laurens, S. C, Sept. 10th, 1902. Hurris, Esq., White Stono Spring. S. 0. Dear Sir:?I am using Whlto Stone Lithia Spring's Water, and am very much pleased with results. I think it the best I have used. Yours very respectfully, O. B. Simmons. Laurcns, 8. C, Sept. 12th, 1H02. Mr. J. T. Barrls. WhPe Stone Spring?, S. C. Dear Sir:?I tako pleasure in saying that my family received great benefit from tho use of White Stone Lithia Water. I can hoartily recommend it to any one in need of a healthful Mineral Water. Very truly, J. O. C. Fleming. We have the largest brick Botel in the Carolinas or Georgia, with all mod ern Improvement*. Or EteotrtcCar Line runs from Southern Road to Spring. White Stone Spring, 8. C. White Stone Lithia Wate* Co. Clothing, Shirts, Hosiery and Neckwear! WHERE? AT THE Cash Bargain Store. Suits that were $5.00 now $3.98 Suits that were 6.50 now 4.98 3.75 4 2.78 2.75 6 1.98 Shoes for the hot weather. Call in to see them. Good Luck Baking Powder, 1 pound cans, 7 cents. J. L. HOPKINS, Proprietor. There are Many Ways of Painting But only ONE WAY of Painting Well! O'CONNOR & SCHWEERS' LIQUID PAINTS. inp Looks DECT^J *'cl us know just what you want? LaiStS 1 i cvcn though you never saw it for sale ?mim??^?mmmmm?wmm*mmmmm-*mm-:UU^ WC W?l Slipply YOU. Color Cards Will be Sent on Application. O'Connor & Schweers Paint Co. Ofllco and Salesroom 8tl 13road, St. ? .,.?.....*.? /i.. Factory 844and 840 Reynolds, St. All^UHUl, Mil. For sale by VV. L. Boyd, Laurens, S. C. Color Cards and information cheerfully given. LOW SHOES FOR HOT WEATHER arc recognized as "IT" by good dressers. Wo give you an opportunity to supply your needs in this line at little more than one half the regular price. Ladies' Patent Calf Oxfords reduced from 3.00 to $2.25. Ladies' Patent Calf Oxfords reduced from 2.50 to $2.00. Ladies' Dongola Oxfords reduced from 2.00 to $1.50. Ladies' Dongola Oxfords reduced from 1.50 to $1.15. In Hot Weather Merchandise you will find what you want at prices to please. Sheer Lawns and Organdies, white and colored, from 5 cents to 25 cents per yard. Lace Stripe Hose, black and colored, 10 cents to 25 cents. Lot 10 cents Gauze Vestfl at 8? cents each. THE HUB.