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THEO IM RELIABLE 7HERE IS N? 3UBSI/WTS CIVIL COURT WILL MEET NEXT MONDAY. Ex judgo Hudson ?III PrcsMo?P? lit Juries Drawn for the Two Weeks. The court of common pie s will con vt ne next Monday at 10 a. m. Kk? Judgo Hudson will preside. Only civil cases will ho tried avd the grand jury will not ho hero. The following petit jurio* have been drawn: FIRST WEEK, W .) Hunter, W A Putnam, D E BuL lootine, J I) Hunter, K M Martin, D E Tribble. J H Hipp, J E McOlintock, J II Pitts, TS Langston, Perr'n Mfnter, ? P Bolt, J M DeShiolda, J H Cole nnn, A H Gallaway. VV G Hollings worth, J II Hunter, W M Bryson, W N A.la r, I) D Peden, 0 C Little, S A Pbllsou, Conway Dinl, G S Chapman, J F Workman, S W Low j, J Andy Joocs, A B Henry. J P Duvall, J Warren Blakeley, W L Teagne, D M Holder, E l'inson. D T Copoland, James M Simp son, M G Jeans. SECOND WKEK. R J Patterson, H L Jones, J Y Cooley, \V L Buruside, James W Da vls, Jno A Thomason, J A Culborbson, E T Watkins, A W Sharp, G F Bailey, B M Ci rson, A W Sims, It A Austin, II J Glonn, B W Martiu, S A Taylor, A .1 llollingsworth, J C McMillan, J M Bolt, J L Chapman, R C Didard, T T Simpson, S E Gen'rv, VV O Chancy, G BTaylor, HS Wallaoa, Goo C Ander son, E B Uasor, Jr, M H Bryson, J Li Tilts, T U Owens, John J Manly, Goo. G. Riser, R J Taylor, Warron C. Bal OQtlne, W F Wright. NATURE'S OWN CURE. lhoiiici Cures Catarrh Without Dan gerous Drugging ol' (he Stomach. Not until Hy nnel was d'seovered has it been possible to truthfully say that a remedy for catarrh was known. This remedy lobreathed through the llyoracl inhaler for a few minutes four times a day, and during that timo every particle Of air taken into the air passages and lungs is iinp.ognated with the germ killing and health glv iog Ilyomoi. U is the only treatment that cures catarrh. Stomach drugging often causes dis ordered digestion or brings on some other diseases and never makes a per manent euro of oatarrrh. Hyomei not only kills tho germs in the throat and nose but penet.ratos to the minutest air cells in the lungs and enters the blood with tho oxygen, killing the germs in tho blood. Tt frees tho mucous mem brane from poisonous microbes and gives perfect health. A complete outfit costs but $1.00, and includes an inhaler, dropper and sufll cient Hyomei for soveral weeks treat ment. The Laurens Drug Co. have so much faith iu the merit that thoy agreo to re turn the monoy to any purchaser who may bo dissatisfied. There's No Particular Secret About making Hour and yet given the same mill, samo machinsry and s unc wheat, no two millers will make flour exactly alike. Bosides the techi nal skill there's a "knack" In making Hour and Bransford's miller has it to an exceptional degree. That's one rea son why "Cilfion" proves 60 distress ingly popular that wherever it is sold, competitor.') aro obliged to recogni/.o it &-> a f tardard and oiler their flour as ?'just as good." T. N. BarksfUle, M. II. Fowler. A BURE THING. It is said that nothing is sure ex c.opt death and taxep, hut that is not altogether true. Dr. King's New Die covery'for Consumption is a sure cure for alt lung and tbroa' troobhs. Thous ands can testify to tha\ M s. ?. B. VanMetre of Sh.pherdto an, W. Va., says: "I had a severe cine ol Bron chitis and for a year tried everything I heard of, but gob no relief. Oae bottle of Dr. King's New Di covery then cured mo absolute y " It's infallible for Croup, Whooping Cough, Grip, Pneumonia and Consumption. Try it. It's guaranteed by Laurens Drug Co, aud W. W. Dodson. Trial bottles froo. Rogular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. When you can own your own home wiii the same money? Tho Piedmont 8avings and Invest ment Company will enable you to do this. Instead of Paying Rent for years au I owning uoihing at tho end of the torm tho property Is yours, Meanwhile, you have had the homo from tho first?with tho motive to im prove it. Owning ono's home does more to make an independent man than any thing else. Aman with little or no property finds it hard to borrow and build. Suoh men this company provides orodlt for. There are hundreds of working in- i in this town paying rent on h nnos that are not cosy and oomforta ble, thoy have no convonlences, that are not kopt up and that are not im proving in value. Loti in Laurens are choap. These ox ne men, with the rent money they a-o p.yiug, can all own homes in which they wl.l tako pride and which wi 1 grow more valuable eaoh yeT. The Piedmont Savings and Invest ment Company is not a building and loin association. Why? Because the contract is certain and definite. The borrower knows to a day when his do t will be due. Moreover the rate of in erest is lower. W. W. BALL and M. L. COPELAND OASTOIIIA. fleam tho ,ha Ktnil You Have ANaja Bou&M lllgnfttnro Of AMONG OUR FRIENDS. ? Mrs. Gamowcll of Spartanburg is vis iting Mrs. T. O. Luoai. Mr. ami Mrs. M. L. Oopoland have beou visiting in Cross Hill. Mrs. Frank Wilson of Nowberry is visiting Mends In tho city. Miss May Singleton of Acton 13 visit ing Miss Mary Ferguson. Mrs. William W. Wcston of Colum bia Is visiting Miss Mary Ferguson. Mrs. 1'. G. E'll?orof Newborry Is visiting the family of Dr. \V. 0. lrby. Representative Nichols was in the elty Saturday. Hobert E. Blakoloy of Columbia was horo Monday. See the lied Iron Racket. TIi3 Red Iron Racket Store has a largo advertisement In this issue of THE Ai)vkkti.ska which will attract considerable attention to Itself. It gives an intercs'ing account of numerous bargain?. Have Two Fine Stores. In Fleming Bros, and tho Williamson Jewelry Company Laurens has two line jewelry store. This is momtloned bc causo it is well that tho buyers of rings, lowclry and stiver should bear In mind that th dr wants in these lines may bo met here in Lauren*. Comlug Friday* A parly of Norlhern men in'cro&tcd in Southern cotton mills are expected hero Friday. Several of them aro di rectors of the Laurensand Watts Mills. A meeting of tho directors of tho Liu rens Mills will be held. Showed Great Euterprise? J. Y. (larlington's insurance booth at the bazar last week was a clever piece of advertising. The booth itself with its decorations added to the at tractiveness of the bazar and so did the youug ladies who bad charge of it. It was a source of revenue to tho bazar and at the same time was a good busi ness venturo for Mr. Garlington. KELLOGG WILL APPEAR TWICE. The Wonderful Bird Man to Give Two Entcrtaluments in Laurens? Lyceum Announcement. Tho following has boon received: To tho members of tho Lyceum: The next attraction for tho Lyceum Association will be on the 19th of No vember, as announced. CharlesDcnni son Kell, gg,tho Bird Man, will be here. Helleving that the Opera House will not accommodotc all the paoplo that will want to see and hear this remarka ble man, we have gotten Mr. Kellogg to give two entortaimonts. There will be a matinee on the afternoon of the 19th. Season tickets will bo good only on the night of tho 19th. H. L. Jv ks. Letter to J. II. 11?) nil am. Laurans, s. C. Dear Sir: Lead-and-oll Is not good paint; don't wear; the rule is, as every one knows, repaint In throe years. Devoe lasts six, in the samo way allow wide margin In all such state ment. What does it mean, to last? It means the same with both. As to covering: that's another, Here's an instance Mr. J. J. Hall, Sheffield, Pa., painted two houses, lead-and oil: took 10 gal lons. Last summer bought 10 ?allous De voe for the same two houses: returned 10 gallons. The paiut, that covers, lasts; It's all paint, true paint, and full-measure. Load-and-oil la all paint but not good paint and lead wants zinc. Better paint Devoe. Yours truly, F. W. DkVok & Go. P. S? Mcsoley & Roland sell our paint. THE BEST LINIMENT. "Chamberlain's Pain Halm Is con sidered the bef?t liniment on the mark et," writs Po3t & Blls?, of Georgia, Vt. No other linimont will heal a cut or bruise so promtly. No other affords such quick relief from rheumat'c pains. No other is so valuable for deep seated pains like lame back and pains and In tho chest. Give this liniment a trial and you will never wish to be without it. Sold by Laurens Drug Co. Energy all gon?? Headache? Stom ach out of order? Simply a on so of torpid liver. Burdock Blood B tters will make- a new man or woman of you Hundreds of lives gavori every year by using Dr. Thomas' Klcctrlc Oil in the house just when it Is needed. Cures croup, heah burns, cu\s, wounds of every sort. State of South C arolina, LAURENS COUNTY. In Court of Common Pleas. Piedmont Savingsand Investment Com pany, Plaintiff, against C. M. Mills, Thomas Saiidcrs and Fannio Cald well, Defendants, Pursuant to a decree of t ho 0 >urt in the abovo stated action, I will soil at Laurens, C. II , S. C, on Salcsday in Docombor, 1903, it being the 7th day of tho month, to tho highest biddor, tho following lot of land, to wit: AH that lot of land, containing one acre, more or lens, situate in tho city of Laurens. County and htato abovo named, bounded by lands of Mrs. Mary Y. Garlington, O. M. Mills and Hamp ton Stroot, samo being tho lot con veyed to Fannio Caldwoll, by ,Tno. W. Simpson, on July 14th, 1871. Terms of Salo: Ono-half cash and the balanco on a credit of 0110 year, with leave to tho purchasor to pay all cash, the credit portion to boar intorest from tho date of salo and to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises, tho mortgago to pro vide for Insuranco on the buildings in favor of said officer to tho oxtont of tho mortgago debt. If tho purchaser at said salo do not Immediately comply therewith, the said officer is :"cted to sell immediately, or on some siibso quent Salosday at the risk Of said pur chaser, and continue to do so until theresball bo found a purchasor whe will comply with his hid. JOHN F. HOLT, 0. uf o.y, iov. 10? h, 1608-td. All Staffed Up That's the condition of many sufferon from oatarrh, especially In tho morning. Great difficulty js OX] uri< need in to ur ing the bead and ti i int. No wohder catarrh causes headjjtehej impairs the laste, cmcll and hearing, pollutes the '!-' ill). . un ach and affects tho i;ppelite. To cure catarrh) l;'oalincn{ r.nltt In constitutio:-?' -altei i'.;. ?? and tonic. ?'I was nSHcted wi','.> catarrh. \ took medicines of <liiTere:H I;kids, i>ivln<j eucL a fair trial: but fiiacIualV jirov \, i hr.tll I could hardly )uav, trtsto Ojrsmi I, 1 ' concluded (?> try lie i Sot??:??]??? sill i, nnel after taking llvo bottloa I was eiwcd und lmve not had any return <?>" djeoasc since." lO ?? l-W fiObauon Hyin. Hoodf$ Sa.f :apa ilia Cures catarrh- it bo [lies and strength' ens the nittcous membrane and build? up the whole system. A FUNNY CUSTOM. $ H & * ********** ******** ******* The very worst thing I ever heard, And about the biggest sinnln', Is a tale Of down in China, About the Chinese women. I heard a man toll yesterday, An?1 a man who surely knows, Th Chinese woman,when they're en aged, Pull out their own eye-brows. Now don't you know 'tis funny To see those Chin ve women, Going 'round withoutoye-broWP, A langhin' and a grlnin'? He ?old us all ab">ut thn*e folks, And asked for a short comment, Well, 1 wish f was a missionary, And was to China sent. Some of the boys say what would you do 'Way down in China land? WeP, I'll tell yon, lads, I'd d > a thing They'd think was mighty grand. I'd go down there and the very liest thlog. I'd organize a school, To teach those Chinese how to do, Or elso I'd break their rule. I'd find me a pretty little Chinese girl, And her.? you h*ve my vows, I'd marry her, but one thing sure, She'd pull out no eyebrows. Another One. Gray Court-Owings Institut1?. HAPPY RESULTS. IL. ve Made Many Laurens Residents E nl liusiastic. No wonder scores of Laurens citizens grow enthusiastic It is enough to make anyone happy to llnd relief after years of suffering. Public statemoats like the following are but truthful re presentations of the daily work done in Laurons by D.ian's Kidney Pills. pinnies Loke, mill hand, of Factory H'.'l, says: "P lan's Kidney Pills in my op'nloi are tho bast baekacho cure In this world. They cured mo and I have had baekacho for at bust two years, and have been so bid at times 1 could not got out of bed, much less go to work. I havo had my wife rub it with lin'inont until It was all a blister. 1 tried numerous remedies but without them doing mo one bit of good. Tho secrotions from the kidneys wore as red as b'ood, full of sediment and I could not hohl them, especially at night when my rest was broken, on account of my having to get up a number of times. I learned of Poan's Kidney Pills ami sent to the Palmetto Drug Co1 for a box. I did iio*< believe thoy would do mo any more good than the othor remedies 1 had tried, but I was mist-ikon. I felt hotter tho very next day, and my back gradually became strong and the aching disappeared. I do not have to get up at nights now at all and tho kidneys havo becoino regu lar and natural in action. . For sale by all dea'ers. Price ~>0 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, X. Y., eolo agents for tho United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and tike no substitute. State oi* South Carolina, COUNTY OF LA I'll HNS, Court of Common Pleas. Hy virtue of the decree of the Court in the case of J. C. Hutchinson vs. Mamie E. Fuller and others, I will sell at Laurens Court House, South Caro lina, at public outcry, to tho highest bidder, on Salesday in December, 1903, being tho 7th day of tho month, all that tract of land in Lauren* County, in Bald State, known as tho Tlllraan Fuller land, sold in two separate parcels. Tract No 1, containing one hundred and sixty-nine acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Dolly Madden, Ceo. Winn, J. \\. Pinson and others. Tract No. 2. containing one hundred and sixty nine acres, more or less, bounded by tract No. J, lauds of L. S. Fuller, It. \V. Pitts, Isaac Grant and others. Terms of Sale?One-third cash, tho balance with interest, to bo secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of the promisor, duo in two equal instalments of one and two years from day of sale, with leave to purchaser to pay nil cash. Purchasor to pay for papers. If purchaser does not comply land to bo resold at r'sk of defaulting purchaser. ? John l<\ Ilor/r, c. c. c. P. Nov. 10, 1003?Id. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF L??R13NS. In Common Picas. Sallie L. Daniel, Mamie'S. F?lle,- ftr.d< Alta Leo Fllis, PlalntilTs. against Mary 0. Smith, Wilmot Smith, ;i> dlvldually, and as Administrator of the eslato of Dr. John 11. Smith, de ceased, et al. Pursuant to an orde. of tho court in tho above stated case, dated Octobor, ?0, UKW, I will pell at Laurens, O. IL, on Salesday in December next, being tho 7th day of tho month, during tho legal hours of sale, tho following de scribed real estate, situated In tho County and State aforesaid, Tract No. 1,containing 10U 7-10 acre?, more or lo3s, bounded by lands ol J. P. Jones, Joseph T. Johnson, Thomas Hood and tracts Nos.' 2 and 3. Tract No. 3, containing 102 2-10acro3, mor$ or less, bounded hy lands of J. P. Jones, estate of John It. Owings, It. ),. Henderson and tracts Nos. 1 and 3. Tract No. 3, containing U71 acres, moro or less, bounded by lands of J. C. Marlin, P. H. Baldwin and tracts Noa. 1 and 2. Tornn of Sal-.?One-half of purchase monoy cash; balance on a erodit of twelvo month?, secured by bond of tho purchasor and a mortgage of tho prem ises sold, with intcroat from day of sale, with loavo to tho purchasor to pay his entire bid In cash. Purchasor to pay for paper. If the purchasor fails to comply with tho terms of sale, laud will be resold on tho same or o:ne subsequent saloiday on tho same term* at the risk of the former purchaser. JOHN V. BOLT, ?-v Beautiful White Teeth. Ktisy enough if you use tho right helps. Til KSK FOR INSTANCE! A Guaranteed Tooth Brush re placed if tho bristles come out stamped, "Laurens Drug Co." on the back only 25 cents. A tubo of Knthynol tooth paste. Will not scratch tho enamel. Dentists recommend it. 25 cents. IF YOU CAN'T COME?TELEPHONE, Telepln e whether you can como or not, we'll serve you just as prompt ly ? Our telephones are hero for service, not for show. And thciv.'s a de livery hoy here for quick delivery, not because wo like to havo him around. Sale.-; agency for '-HuylettCandy." Laurens Drug Co, Goods Delivored ^lMioueT?. Gained Forty Pounds in Thirty Days. For several months our younger] brother had baen troubled with Indi gestion. Tie tried soveral remedies but got no benefit from thoin. Wo pur chased some, of Chamb?rlaln'3 Stomach and Live r Tablets and he commeuecd tak'ng them, inside of thirty days ho had gained forty pounds in flesh, He now folly recovered. We have a good trade on the tablets.?Uolloy Bros., Mcrchauts, Long Branob, Mo. For sale by Laurens Drug Co. No ma1 tor how long you have had the cough, If it ham'i already devel oped Into consumption, Dr. Wood's Norway Pino Syrup will cure it. iv OUT THIS OUT. Take this ad to WILLIAMSON The Jeweler and #ct 5 per cent discount on all Watches, Dia inonds, Jewelry, Cut Glass and .Silverware bought of him within next 60 days. Williamson Co., Jewelers. Nov. 1, 1903. Money to Loau. Wo aro prepared to lend money in amounts from $r>00. up on mortgage of real cstato at eight per cont intorost. Will lend only ono-half value of land. If you havo good security wo can ac commodate you. If tho security is good wo make the payments suit tho bor rowcrer. Ferguson & Peatherstonb. Goo. .Tohnstone. It. II. Wolcb. A. C. Todd. Johnstone Welch & Tod<l LAWYERS. Will Fractlco In all Courts, State and Fodoral. Office, Law Range. W Money to Loan at reasonable In terest. Laurens, S. C. 8 H I SEASONABLE HOME FURNISHINGS _ FURNITURE. Big line of Odd Pieces suitable for Holiday Gifts. Let the Pictures Talk of the comforts of home pos=? sible for those who trade with us. EVERTHING TO FURNISH A HOME! Better Goods for the same, or the same Goods for less Money. Dinner Sets. Dainty Odd Pieces for Christ= mas Presents. Hardware FOR. HARD WEAR. You can tret Hardware that dues and Hardware that doesn't wear well. The element of durability enters into Hardware just as much as it docs into clothing or shoes. We make a point of selling hardware for hard wear. We aim to give you durability and service. We have to keep some of the kind that doesn't wear well, but we prefer the other kind and put our best efforts into selling it. ?The Best is Always the Cheapest." BROOKS St JONES Now in Simmons' Block. W. U. KNIGHT. U.K. UABB< KNIUU'F & BAKU, Attorneys at Law. itS" Will practloo In all the Stato and Federal Courts. Strict attention 10 all business intrusted to them. Office up-stairs, Simmons' Jtulldlng. W. Y. BOYD, Attorney at Law. Will practice in all State Courts. Prompt attention given to all business. J. N. LEAK, Auctioneer, Oilers his services to the peo ple of Laurens County Office Hours. 1 will be at my Ollico every day du ring the week, except Thursday, and on that day also, if notified, O. G. THOMPSON, l 'robato ?) udgc. Now is the Time to Dose Stock. .WE MAMK A SPECIALTY OF. International Stock Food Company's Products . WHICH HAVE A WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION! . International Stock Food, 25c and 50c; Colic cure, 50c; Qall Cure, 25c; Louse Killer, 25c; Poultry Food, 25c; Quick Cleaner, 25c; Silver Pine Healing Oil, 25c Use in Time! Prevent Diseases! A Small Investment May Save Yon Great Loss! OWE CAB LOAD OF ABOVE JUST REOETVED. Onr Undertaker's Stock is Complete. WeTcarry a well selected stock of everything from the cheapest coflin to the bcsl Me talic cases in cloth goods wc carry the best?among them embossed while plush goods; also black, full <^t^^^^^^f\^^^^' when wanted. Wc can furnish white or black horses when desired. At night orSunday 'Phone R. P. Milam's residence or call on J. Mills Hunter at the IJalcnlinc House. Respectfully, R. P. MILAM & GO. To Cere a Coli k One Curcr. Crip In Two Days. Take Laxative Bromo (m J/ O? we*y Seven Million boies sold la pa&t 13 montfis. ' i"** X9 bign?ittfC, W? /a^jCfrrvriSl*** box. 25c. 111 ?iiiri? iwiiiiW uniiii ^f&mitmm.MmmwsMmt^^ REFLECTIONS If you know, really knew, that the make of clothing we are selling is the best ready= made clothing you could possibly buy, and if you knew that it would be cut on the same lines as the high-priced custom tailers cut, and that it would fit perfectly, and wear until you got tired of it?wouldn't you buy a suit? We guess you would, and we advise you to come in and be fitted with one of our HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX before the sun goes down to=day. When YOU get into one you will pat yourself on the back and congratulate yourself on your decision. Prices $12,50 to $20,00, J. E. r Laurens, S. C. c j ? 1. 11 w I n I ii FALL STATIONERY. Our stock of Stationery keeps growing because \vc have a growing trade. This season's line is bigger and better than ever. Box papers in the latest styles. Bulk paper, ruled and unruled, all sizes and qualities. There are Two Reasons Why We expect your trade in Stationer). FIRST. We give you an ample assortment to choose from* SECOND. We sell at closesl possible prices. Everything we say of Stationery applies i<> the things tli it go with stationery: Inks, Pens, Pencils, etc. Right kind- at Right Prices. W. W. DODSON. Figure it Out? This has no reference to the age of Ann. Simply I a request to figure out and sec what you will save buying a new Dress here for 25 ce ils the yard MELROSE, HENRIETTA, SIvROK wo FIGURED BROCATELS at? SO cents a yard fflgT These are all-wool goods. Zibelinc, Melrose, Venetian, Brilliantine and light shades Albatros? 65 cents the yard, 52-inch All-Wool Suiting a Bargain 52:inch Union Black Broadcloth same price? at 85 cents a yard, NEW BLACK VOIUv? 7 One Dollar the Yard, Kreuch Serge, Poplin, Prunella, Crapesuln and Broadciotli. See the quality of these goods at these prices at W. O. WILSON &JfO.