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ROYAL Baking Powcte* Makes the food more wholesome, and more nutritious to both brai?i and muscle. I have given the Training Table to the Cornell University for five years very satisfactorily, and am certain that much of the success has depended upon the quality of articles used. In baking powder, I use the T^.oyal, for it is undoubt edly the best. I have occasionally given others a ' ial, and have dem onstrated to my satisfaction that there is but one always reliable, always making perfect, delicious and wholesome food, ? The Old Reliable " Royal." (Mrs.) Amelia Morey Atkins. NEGRO BOY IN JAIL. An Attempt to Steal $4,000 Worth or Jewelery. Will Koppel, a negrj boy of this place, is In jail ti await trial on tho oharge of having thrown a drummer's trunk off a freight twin on tho Char leston A Western Cirollna railway, about a mile b3low the city thr"> weeks ago, for the oVenslbla purpos. of robbery. Tho trunk was toi large to get in the cab and was being carried on the platform. Conductor Pbilpot missed the trunk and ran his tra:n back and picked it up again. An unsuc cessful effort had bzen mado to open it. Tfto trunk contained jewelry samples valued at $4,0?0. Kopp'e for gocc". rea sons was suspected and a warrant was issued for his arrest. lie managed to keep out of the offlcerj way until Sat urday night last when h 3 wa3 captured by Deputy Sheriff J. D. Owlngs after a little skirmish. Kopple drew his pls pol and resisted arre3*, but bo was aoon subdued. MERCHANTS NEWS. Panama Hats cleaned 11 good style at Laurens Steam .sundry. Ladles New Oxford* and Sandals at W. G. Wilson A Co. Correct dress is one of the cssentia's of life. We have everything that you might desire at popular prices. Davis, Roper A Co. Knox Hats. $3.50 to $5.00 at Cope land's. See our beautiful line of Etster Suits at $10.00, $12,60. $15.00 and $20.00, made by Hars, Schaffner and Marx, which means the best. J. E. Minter A Bro. If you have not as yet seen a Muslin Dress to please try W. G. Wilson A Co. All the right things in Clothing, Hats and Shoes for the male popula tion are here in great abundance to cill. We will do the rest. Davis, Itopar A Co. Outfitters for everybody. I (awes' Hats at Copeland's. The black dress goods stock is al ways up-to-date at W. G. Wi'son A Co. Nobby Suits for boys in (the new styles and fabrics at $3.00 and $5-00. J. E Minter A Bo. Straw Hats at Copeland's. Ladies' Oxfords at Copoland's. Customers Shoes shlned free at Copeland's. Dutches* Trousers -$1 00 a rip; 10 cents a button at Copeland's. CATARRH. Which usually commences with cold in head, Hay Fever, rapidly infects the mucous membrane of tho throat, and leads to graver complication!), unless Eroinptly attended to. Wc recommend [lag's Sarsaparilla internally to purify the blood, and direct treatment with Dr. King's Catarrh Remedy (a douohe oomes with eaoh bottle). It gains a foothold from whioh it is hard to dis lodge. With treatment of those two medicines any ordinary case will yield quickly?the very worst oases will b3 Sjreatly relieved. Tho price $1.00; three or $2.50, and guaranteed. Sold by Pal metto Drug Co., Laurens, S. C. FOR SALE. 25 H. P. engine and boiler, in good repair, at $400. Also, 2} acre lot of laod on Sullivan street, suitable for building '.lots, at $350. Will be so'.d separately. FOR RENT. 8-Room (house, on W. Main Street at $12.60. fi-room house on West Main Street at $12.00. Storo-room 26x00 feet, MountviPe, S. O.?$10.00 per month. FOR SALE. 0 room hous3 and good servan t's house on West Main street at $2,100. 4 shares National Bank stook at 00. 4 shares ?Enterprise B*nk stock at $105.50 2 Shares Watts Mill Stook at 92. 188 acres land In Jacks Township at $2,000. 15-acres bottom land near L-wrens, $105. 8 room house on Jones Street, $2,000 7-room Brick House and 3 tenant houses on E. Main street, $2,400. 16-room House, S. Harper street ,^000. \ 8 room house on North Harper St. \Tenant House, with 2 1-2 acres land *ar Academy street, at a bargain. \ store lot in Clinton, S. C , 1 $700 ore-houae 26x100 feet at Mount l S. 0. at $600. Ii. L. Copeland, \I, ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, dl FI HE INSURANCE* THE CONCERT TONI? HT. Mr. Reed Miller appears at the] Opera House to n'ght Ho has a splendid tenor voice and everybody ought to hoar him. A great many Laurens peoplo will probab'y spend teveral dollars boforj the month ends to go to concerts where there will be no b ttor singers, though more of them. This concert will cost you BO cents. Tickets on sale at Ii. E. Cope land's. Mr. Miller will give half of his share of the proceeds to the library and Mr. Vanco half of his, so the li brary will got half of the entire sum realized. Heservol seats for concert tonight 50 cents. Go to R. E. Copeland's for tickets. Rural Carriers Meet. Tho Lauroas County Letter Car riers hold thoir regular moilhly meet ing Saturday aftornooa in tho Conrt House. Mr. S. G. McDaniol,President of | tho Association, presided. Some com mltteo reports were made, followed by a general discussion of the rural ser vice. At tho next meeting a constitu tion and ny-laws will bo adopted. The attendance was fairly good. At the First Methodist Church. Rev. W. ?. Duncan preached a spe cial Easter sermon oa Sunday which was a lino elTort and the service was rendered especially beautiful by tho presence In the chtir of Mi9s Whlte hurst of Chicago, a visitor to Laurens, who possesses a most exquisite voice, Comfort to the sick, from bathing, Is described in "Care of Invalids," issued by the Medical Department of The Mutual Lifo Insurance Company of New York. This book is sent on re quest to those who address the Home Ofllce of the Company, Nassau, Cedar, William and Liberty Street?, Now York City. CLIMATIC CURES. The inlluence of climatic conditions in tho cure of consumption is very much overdrawn. The poor patlont, and the I rich patlont, too, caa do much better at | homo by propor attention to food diges tion, and a regular use of German Sy rup. Free expectoration in tho morn ing is made certa'n by German Syrup, so is a good night's rtst and tho ab sence of that weakening cough and de billtatiug night sweat Restless nightt and the exhaustion duo to coughing, the greatest danger and dread of the consumptive, can be prevento! stopped by taking German Syrup lib erally end regularly. Should you bi able tog.) to a warmer cllmo, you will Und that of the thousands of consump tives theiv, the few who are benefited and regain strength are those who use German Syrup. Trial bottles, 25 cents; regular size, 75 cents. Liurens Drug Co. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE People's Loan and Exchange Bank Of Laurens, South Carolina, at tho Clo.40 of Business, March Hist 1004. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, $ 208,140.37 Ovordrafts, 6,150 58 Stocks and Bonds, 18,000.00 Due from Banks, 55,329.10 Expenses and taxes paid, 2,300.35 Real Estato, P. and F., 0,475.00 Cash on hand, 82,618.80 Total $388,116.70 LIABILITIES. Capital Stook, $100,000.00 I Surplus, 20,000.00 Individual Deposits, 105,739,87 Dividends. Unpaid, 2,10500 Due Banks, 1,801.09 Undivided profit*, 08,879.34 Total, $388,116.70 STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, ) County op Laurens. f Personally appeared before me, J. W. Todd, who being sworn says: That he is Cashier of the above named Bank and that tho foregoing s'.atement Is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. J. W. Todd, Cafhler. S*'?rn to and subscribed before me this first day of April, 190L C. W. Tunk, Notary Public Attett? W. A. Watts, H B. Kenoedy, W. L. Gray, Directors. ~" 'ZTjeL. ? rJ? C> 3E1. X .A.. B?u? tb? lb* KM Vcn Havo Always Boqgji Signatar? tf Btt8WBaaw8a AMONI; OUR FRIENDS. Mrs. Teague of Saluda, N. C, Is vis iting her sistor, Mrs. Kloho Shoil. Mrs. Alex Rose and children aro vis iting in Charleston. Mrs. W. I). Ferguson h's returned from a visit to Newborry. Mrs. J. T. Johnson bus rcturnod t> WasbingU n. Capt. E. G. M toLe i o( Ml. Bcthol was iu town Saturday, sei irg cofon. Mr. David D. Harri , of Dials, was in tho city Goi d Fri lay. Mr. L. S. Bolt of A inu was in town Friday. Mr. B. C. Burn) of Bat U'dale was in tho city Monday. Mr. s. II. (i.-ay of Gr ay court was a visitor to tho city sales lay. Mr, J. I. Chandler of Milton was in Laurens Saturday. Mr, George Davis of Clinton was in town Saturday. Mrs. C. E. Gray and sou aro visiting Capt. J. W. C arkc at Union. Capt. E. G, Mitchell of Mt. Bethel was in town Saturday, selling cotton. Mrs. Jamos Burton of Newborry is visiting Mrs. J, P. Burton. Mr George Putnam of Dia's spont GooJ Fr'day in ihe cily. Mr. J. F. Tolbor. was a Spartaiburg visitor duting tr o past wcok. Tho graded schools gs.vo holiday Good Friday. Sup?. B. L. Jones spont Faster at Newberry. Miss Helen Goggans went lo hor home in Ncwboiry for the Eastertide. Mr. S. G. McDaniel was a visitor to Columbia tho llrst of the week. Mr. Geo. C. Hopkins of Hopcwcll was a Saturday visitor to tho city. Mr. Arch C. Owings tf Gray Court was in town Saturday. Mr. D. D. Pedon of Gray Court was in town Monday. Miss Annie Garlington loaves in a few days for a visit to IVndloton. Mr. A. B. Crisp of Mountvllle came up Saturday for the Loiter carriers meeting. Miss Willou Gray, principal of tho Jones High School, spont Easter with homefolks. Miss Bosslo Roland has accopted the stenographer's position at tho Furni ture Factory. Mr. J. T. Power of Ora a staunch friend of The Advertiser, was in town Saturday. Mr. John M. Clardy, Assistant Cash ier at the National Bank, visited in Bickens county Saturday and Sundsy. Mrs. Uufus Wilcut and Miss Bennio Brown of Cross Hill wore In town for the openings. Mrs. Casper Smith Jr., of Waterloo was a visitor to tho openings on Wed nesday. Miss Alsie Wood, principal of the Wadsworth school, spent Easter with homefolk in Spartanburg. Supt. C. F. Brooks visited a numbor of the schools in Cross Hill and Hun ter townships last week. Mr. T. P. Poolo of Tylorsvllle was In town Saturday. Ho reports farming operations very well advanced in his section. Messrs. Reuben Clardy and Bennett Books camo up Monday from Mullins to spend a week with homcfolks here and at Brewer ton. What about the new freight depot promised to Laurens by Juno? Tho ex cavations made months ago seem to constitute tho boglnning and end of the matter. *Mrs. Lucius McSwaln of Cross Hill, ono of tho brightest women and most progressive teachers of the county, spent a few days last week with hor daughter, Miss Josle McSwain. Mr. Ford Fraokfl will appear with his banjo at tho opora house Friday night, so you'd bottor seo Hjaits and Diamonds. Thore will be lots of funny features and much mo-o than fifty cents' worth of fun. Mr. Mack Monroe, of this city, who has boon ongaged with tho Laurons Furniture Factory a long time left Mon day for Johnson City, Tcnn., where ho will bo connected with the Exum Furnlturo Company. nORPHINE Opium, Whiskey and All Drug Habits Cured Without Pain at Your Homo. If you are addicted to thoso hab'.ls you think you will quit it. You won't; you can't unuldod; but y on can bo cured and restored to your former health and vigor without pain or the loss of an hour from your busineB? at a moderate cost. Tbe medicine builds up your health, rostores your nervous systom to its normal condition; you feol like a different person from tho beginning of treatment, LEAVING OFF THE OPIATES AFTER THE FIRST DOSE. You will soon bo convinced and fully satisfied In your own mind that you will be oured. Mr. T. M. Brown, of DeQueen, Ark., says: "Over seven years ago I was oured of the opium habit by your medi cine, and have continued in the vory best of health slnco. Dr. W. M. Tunstall, of Livingston, Va , says: "I am glad to say that I firmly believe that I am entirely and permanently oured of the Drink Habit, as I have never even so much as wanted a drink In any form since I took your cradicator, now eighteen months ago. It was the best dollar I ever invested." Mrs. Virginia Townsend, of Shreve Eort, La., writes: "No more opium. I ave taken no other remedy than yours and I make no mistake when I say that my health is better now than it ever was in my life, and I owe it to you and your remedy. It has been twelve years since I was cured by your treatment." For full particulars address Dr. B. M. Woolloy, 801 Lowndcs, Bldg., At lanta, Oft.? who will sond you his book. Ask us About "Vinol." "SEEDS THAT GROW" We handle LANDRKTH'S Garden Seeds. Tho kind you havo always bought. The kind that never disap points vou. In bulk and in papers. What is a dollar compared with lloalth. Try "Vinol." It's hard to boliove "Vinol" is medi cine. It's so delicious. Laurens Drug Store. IF YOU ARE UP-TO-DATE AND TRUST WORTHY, YOU CAN MARK AN EXCELLENT AGENCY CONTRACT WITH The New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Boston Mass. For Agency apply to John Y. Garlington, Department Manager. Laurens, S. C. MEN CAPABLE OF EARNING $1000 TO $5000 A YEAR. TRAVELING SALESMAN, CLERK, MERCHANT. NO MATTER WHAT YOUR BUSINESS. A complete reorganization of the Eroduclng department of The Mutual ife Iosuranoe Company of New York in this section affords a chance for a fdw good men; eight vaoancles on the agency force remain open for men of onaraoter and ability; you can find out by writing whether it will be worth while for you to make a change, no proviou \ experienco is necessary. A course of professional instruction given free. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR ANCE CO., NEW YORK. Richard A. MoCurdy, President. HA9PA1D PO LI OY HOLDERS OVER 030 MILLION DOLLARS, Address, GEORGE T. DEXTER, Su perintendent of Domestio Agencies, 32 Nassau St., N?w York City, N. Y. 1 8 Helps for House-Cleaners Are the little things necessary to make the work easy, and all the bright House Furnishings you'll need-to improve your home after the work is done. Here's a list that will be helpful to you. Window Shades, Window Poles, Hall Curtains, Rugs, Mattings, Druggets, Carpets, Couch Covers, Baby Carriages, Go-Carts and Parlor Furniture. Something new in Tumblers, Goblets, Ice Cream Cups, Water Pitchers, full line of line Nickle-Plated Ware and Fancy China. 3 si COLUMBIA, NEW?ERRY AND LAURENS R. R. Charleston, Greenville, Colum bia, Atlanta. SHORT UNK. Schedule- In Effect January .10, IDOL Eastern Standard Time. North no und. ,. S. A. L. Daily Lv Clinton (Dinner) .2 46 pm Lv Cross Hill.3 08 pm Lv Greenwood. '. 83 pm Lv Abbavllle. 4 00 pm Lv Elberton. 5 23 pm Lv Athens. 0 35 pm Ar Atlanta (via SAL). 8 20 pm Lv Atlanta. 8 30 pm Ar Chattanooga. I 00 am Ar Nashville. 0 10 am Ar Evansville.12 lOpin Ar St Loul?. 7 16 pm Som it hound. S A L. Lv Atlanta. 8 10 am Lv Athens.10 53 am Lv Elberton. 12 00 m Lv Abbeville. 1 08 pm Lv Greenwood. 1 28 diu Lv Cross Hill. 1 62 pm Lv Clinton. 2 15 pm Ar Clinton. 2 15 pm Bouthhound. Daily Lv Glonn Springs (0 & W C). .10 00 am Lv Spartanburg.12 01pm Lv Greenville.12 I? pm Lv Waterloo. 117 pm Ar Laurons (Dinnor). 1 30 pm North hound. C & W C. Daily Lv Laurens (Dinner). 2 07 pm Ar GreenviUo. 3 25 pm Ar Spartanburg. 3 30 pm Ar Glonn Springs. 4 00 pm Ar Waterloo. 2 20 pm Boutiihound. C N ?fc L. No. 22 No. 51 Lv Laurens. 7 0J am 2 02 pm Lv Clinton. 7 30 am 2 22 pm Lv Nowborry. 8 40 am 3 10 pm Lv Prosperity .... 0 02 am 3 42 pm Lv Chapin. 0 40 am 3 51 pm Ar Columbia.10 45 am 4 46 pm Northbound. No. 21. No. .02 Lv Columbia. 5 00 pm II 10 um Lv Chapin_ (i 05 pm 12 03 pm Lv Prosperity.... 0 41 pm 12 28 pm Lv Nowbarry.... 7 05 pm 12 43 pm Lv Clinton. 8 30 pm 1 30 pm Ar Laurens. 0 00 pm 160pm Southbound. Lv Columbia (A C L). I 66 pm Lv Sumter. 6 20 pm Ar Charleston. 0 36 pm North hound. Lv Charleston (A C L. 0 00 am Lv Sumter.0 21 am Ar Columbia . 11 00 am Trains 53 aud 52 arrive ar.d depart from now union depot. Trains 22 and 21 arrive and depart from Coast Lino Freight Station, Ger vais street, Columbia. For rales, timo tablo3 or further in formation, apply to anv agent or writo B. P. LEAFHEAllT, O. T. A., B?nk of Columbia. H. M. EMERSON, T. M., Wilmington, N. C. J. F. LIVINGSTON, Sol Agt. bunk of Columbia. W. G. CHILDS, President, Columbia, S. 0. Dharlesion and Western Carolina R E AUGUSTA and A8HBVILLE SHOK'J LINK. Schedule in Effect Mar. 1,1003. 2:07 pm Lv. Laurens Ar 1:30 pn 3 30 pm Ar Hpartanhnrg, Lvl201pu (Southern Railway) 3 40 pm IiV Spartanburg Ar 10 25 an 5 32 pm Ar Saluda Lv 8 39 ar 8 11 pm Ar Hendersonville Lv S 0? an (C. A W. C. Railway) 1 55 pm Lv Laurens Ar 1 45 11 2 51 p m Lv Greonwood Ar 12 41 pu 5 20 pm Ar Augusta Lv 10 10 air 2 35 pm Lv AuKUdta At 11 55 am 6 30 pm Ar Beaufort Lv 7 50 pn 6 46 pm Ar Port Royal Lv 7 40 an 2 09 pm Lv Laurens Ar M 35 prr 8 25 pm Ar Greenville Lv. 12 15 i n For information relative to tiokets rates, schedules, etc., address SIMPSON & COOPER Attorneys at Law. Will practice in all State Courts. Prompt attention given to all business. SEVEN KS Is not a new, untried remedy. It has been on the American market for more titan 30 years. It is the most popular household remedy known. Why? Because it is gen uine, honest, powerful, thorough, harmless, (puck in action and easy to take? the doses are very small. CURES CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Mary J. DeGrOSS, of New York City, in a voluntary letter to Mr. Lyman Brown says: " For years I have been a chronic dys peptic. )la\ c taken more kinds of medicine Mian I can remember, hut Seven Itnrk.i lias proven lo lie the best. The relit f it gives me Is speedy and certain. I (eel bright and well attei i'.:; U3C| the effect is .so good." Wc ha ve thousands of equally as complimentary letters. SPI'CfA'j If von oitfler from headaches, /vrrVR kidney 01 liver troubles, l>il l/r i c .v iousness.dy pepsia 01 any of the khtdi< .1 ailment! buj n 50 cent bottle of Seven Bni ks and try it. If .lie result Is not entirely Falisfactory lake the bottle back niul gel your money. Tho tlruggist will cheerfully refund it. LYN AH WKOWN. N?w Vorh City. 8CM> UV Laurens Drug Co* 1. ?. -.4 ? I'iti.'Kflt f.r l;>UtrjCOj li i\ .:' 1 .>. SftW l/.?I.L-v, earn* kius, DRICK I?ACKIKEBY, ET0-, M ?WRITE TO ?\ "TH2 KSAC!;iNEfiY PEOPLE" pW.H.61bbes&Co,K j COLUMBIA, 5. C. ^ '? Tho Glbbcs Portoble Shlnolc Machine. L? Notice to Landowners. All Landowners in Laurens County are hcroby given notice that streams running through thoir premlsos must be cloanod out by tho 1st day of May noxt, as provided by law. Streams not so cleaned will bo cleaned at the ox penso Of the owner IL B. Humbert, Supervisor, L. C, March 28, 1004 It. W. C. IRBY, Jr., Attorney at Law, LAUUKNS, S. C. w.u. knight. r.e. babu, KNIGUT & BABU, Attorneys at Law. ??T Will practice In all the State and Fcdoral Courts. Strict attontion to all I biiblnoss intrusted to them. Office up-stalrs. Simmons' Building. HINDIPO THE NEW NERVE TONIC AND KIDNEY CURE. ClennseH tho Kidneys and II I ad dor, purifies the Illood. PatS Flesh on thin people. KtrenRthenn tho Nerves. Clears tho Itriiln. Cure* Nervous Debility, Insomnln, Falling Memorv. ReHtoros the Vim, Vigor, Vitality and Strength of Youth, In both weak Men and Women. This Now Remedy works like Magic, hutlsnh j eolutoly hnrmlesH, Weigh yourself before taking. , Price, BO ot?.| 18 boxes, SB.OO, by mail. Wo will cheerfully refund the money ll you aro I 1*01 benofltted. Try It and bo convinced. Laurens Drug Co, The CELEBRATED ROYSTER GUANOS, After all is said in praise of othor Guanos, tho glaring FACT still remains, that tho ROYSTER Guanos -ARE 'TU E? Wherever used thoy havo given universal satisfaction, and even whero tho ode5.j were against thorn, they havo hold their own under tho most unfavorable conditions. Tho manufacturers of tho Uoyster Guanos aro always willing, anx ious and ready to meet all fair competition, both in price and quali ty of thoir goods, and tho farmers of Laurens county can confidently expect honest goods, fully up to tbe required analysis, and the man ufacturers guarantee that whoro a fair trial is given thoir goods the results will bo such as to givo perfect satisfaction to tho farmer, and make a good customer of him for all time. We aro dealers in this colobrated Guano, and our fiiends and the farmers generally, aro requested to givo us a call and inquire into tho merits of our Fertilizers, boforo placing their orders elsewhere R P. MILAM & CO. of Cum to sufferers from SPECIFIC Foerg Remedy Co., Lvansvillo, Ind. I*"-' capital BTOCK $30.000 rULLV paid FOERC'S REMEDY In consideration of Five Dollars ($5.00) paid for six bottles \\of Foerg's Remedy, ?UfcSSSKSfl J\y of T" -I.'*. 190 _ and in consideration of you using these six bottles exactly according to directions, for Specific Blood ^Poison or Scrofula, the undersigned j agrees to pay to J._iL_-_._Five Dollars, pro j vided no benefit is derived from the six bottles, and this certificate is j returned to the undersigned <within four months. ?^?lIMMHilii fcngMb^aww*^_ I Wtffuinnla the p.iymenl of fi>e Mm (fS.OO) in ?KOtdtnce tulth tontrtft printeJ nfwf, FOERG REMEDY CO. ^ Stt.UUtt. r ftnufly ii rrei% of i fV fined /1 thtir ifotcmtKU 7V pfPetM .?*</ MAttm cf F?iv PemrJy Co. Mffntv AiJmhify, s+iituny ftrm hluf Hit sll WkfU S0*J sg*(im<nis. ? s (Thin la a fae-almllo of our aunronfoo) This certainly is o most liberal guarantee and mm which wo could not ovado even if wo so do slrod. Wo aro perfectly sale in making il. for six bottlos will produce auch marked benefit that tho user will bo satisfied of an ultimate euro, and Iii? gratitude will prompt liim to lio fair. With this guarantee you take alisoluloly no chances for this cert ith ato is worth $.Y00 in cash to you runt will l?o redeemed l>.v tlio druggist from whom you purchased tho r< mody for $5.00 cash. W<> guarantee this, nnd to further satisfy you a nat lonal hank guarantees us as you can soe from tho certificate. You can see that, if we did not positively know trial t'oorg's Remedy would euro any case wo could not afford to miiko such ft liberal genuine proposition, as the loss it would entail would bo enormous. With tho above information before you if you go on suffering from Ihomtrioof poisoned blood, either primary, const Itutlonal or as n result of mercurial t roatmcnt don't rail At fate but simply blame yourself, for hero Is n cure?absolute nud pure. Tainted blood mail If es tit itself hi the form of Kerofuln, Eczema, Khoiimatie I'ains, Stiff or swollen Joints BmptloilR or Copper-colored Spots on tho Face or llody, Little Ulcers in the Mouth or on tho TongttO, Soro Throat. Swollen Tonsils, railing out of tho Hftlr or Eyebrows, and finally n I ? pn . i.r ? Decay of t'ii> Plcsh nnd Hones. It' you huvo nny ono of thoso symptoms don't delay till too Into but go to your druggist and ?et a bottle of FOERG'S REMEDY?6 GR?Al BL0?D PURIFIER All druut$l*i% Qunrstntvo II. If your druggist does not handle this remedy send ns SI.00 for one bottlo or $.'>.00 for six liottles and r.bsoluto guaranteo fac-slmllo of which is imldlshod abovo. All packages sent in plaiu wrappers. All correspondence strictly confidential. ^ FOERG REMEDY CO., Evansvllle, Ind. LAURENS DRUG CO. FINAL SETTLEMENT. Take notice that on the 6th day of April, 1904, I will render a final ac count of my acts and doings as Admit)' istrmo- of the estate of Henry M. Hun ter, deceased, in the ofllce of tho Judge of Probato for Laurena County, at 11 o' clock a. m., nnd on tho samo day will apply for a final discharge from my tiust as Administrator. All porson* having demands against said ostato will present them on or be foro that day,proven and authenticated or be forever barred and all persons in debted to said estate are requosted to make paymonta on or bofore that day. R. LEE HUNTER, Administrator. March 18, 1904?2t. L ., hV " FOR SALE. Lucre lot on Sullivan street. 1-acro lot, House improved, on Sul livan street. U aero lot on Green btroct. 2 Stores, lino location. Kino line of the famous Klndorgarten Organs- Call or write at once for in formation. Torins and prices to suit you. L. A. McCORD, Laurons, S. C. W. Y. BOYD, Attorney at Law. Will .practice In all State Courts Promptattention given to all b mrinets **** ?' ' VI MmWHj