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^SS?ss-?^ In every receipt that calls for cream of tartar and soda or other quick leav ening agent use Royal Baking Powder. It will make the food of finer flavor, more di gestible and wholesome. I)'-atIi of Mrs. Martha Boyd. At 11:80 o'clock la-?t Wednesday morning Mrj. Mart In B yd after quite a long illnets pars' d away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Bennett, South Harp*?i Stroet. Mrs. Boyd wsb the widow of James P. Boyd and was 74 years old. She was a saintly, lovable Christian lady whose life was full of good works and words. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Her daughters are Mrs. J. 8. Bennett, Mrs. Jesso Hlx and Mrs. Geo. S. McCravy of Laurens and Mrs. Ar chie L. Adams of Greenville. Mr. Jas H. Boyd of this place and Mr. William Boyd of Fomtain Inn are her sons. The burial service*, conducted by Rev. J. D. Pitts, took place at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The pallboarers were Dr. W. D. Ferguson. C. H. Roper, H. D. Mabaffey, T. N. Barksdale, J. C. Owings and A. E. fill'. A Former Laurens Lady Accidentally Shot in Spartauburg. In Spartanburg last Wednesday Mrs. C. D. West while on the streets going to visit her s'ster, Mrs. J. H. O'Dell was accidentally shot in the back of the head by a negro boy who was shooting at birds with a parlor rifle. Mrs. West was not seriously wounded, though quite painfully. As Miss Bessie Davidson, daughter of Mr. J. 8. David eon, she is well romemberod in Lau rens. "HEARTS AND DIAMONDS." The curtains falls?the p'ay is ended? Naught of p'ot was here exposed; A ro'.e with stronger cast extended, Belter the actors worth disclosed. Silenoe the critics tongue?the praise resound, Unchock the echo?let it roll; Here nature's gifted ones are found Who mirth and pathos can control. W. Mr. Marvin Franks to Marry. Cards are out announcing the mar riage on the 27th inst. of Mr. Marvin Franks and Miss Mamie Hankel of Charleston. Mr. Franks is a Laurens boy who has been very successful as an electrician, having recently become an eleotrical engineer in the government service. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Franks of th's city and hes crowds of friends in Laurens who will road this announcement with interest. SAVES TWO FROM DEATH. ''Our little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchities," writes Mrs. H. K. Havi land, of Armonk, N. Y., "but, when all othor remedies failed, wo saved her life with Dr. King's New Discovery. Our niece, who had Consumption in an advanced stage, a'so used this wonder ful medicine and to day she is per fectly well." Desperate throat acd lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for Coughs and Co'ds. 50 cts. and 81.01 bottles guaranteed bv Laurens Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co. MERCHANTS NEWS. Dress 8ult Cases and Handbags at Copeland's. Try a W. B. Corset if you want the best made and America's leading corset. For sale by Davis, Roper A Co. How is this? A glass lamp complete with chimney, burner and wick, only 10 cents. Our tea cents counter is loaded with good values now and you can't do better than to look through this line before you buy. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes <fc Co. F. W. L. Kid Gloves in black and colors. Ask for them. You can't beat them for $1.00. Davis, Roper & Co. Straw Hats?26 cents to $3.60 at Copeland's. The warmer days are coming?the cooler skirts are here. Davis, Roper A Co. We sell the "White Mountain" (the only triple motion) freezer made. You will save time and money by using the best?that means White Mountain. S.M.&E.II. Wilkes & Co. Hosiery?A splendid assortment at Copeland's. 8ee our $1.00 black sateen petticoats. They are beauties. Davis, Roper Sc Co. Our spring line of "Alaska" Re frigerators have arrived. The line gives you a range of prices from 96.76 to 130.00. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes A Co. Umbrellas from 60 cents to $3.60 at Copeland's. We are headquarters for belts, gloves, handkerchiefs, etc. Davis, Roper A Co. S. M. A E. H. Wilkes A Co. Gentlemen: It gives me great pleas ure to say a few words in praise of the "Huck'? Stoves," I bought one of you sometime ago and my wife is delighted with it. It uses less wood than any other stove we ever used. W. D. Wardell, Laurens, B.C. April 7th, 1004. Customers Shoes shin cd free at Copeland's. We have tho largest lino of walking and dress skirts we have ever shown. Da vie, Roper A Co. Negllgre Shirts?your size at Cope land's. Beautiful neckwear, correct shapes, proper shades and beat grades. Davis, Roper A Co. It's the little colds that grow Into big olds; the big colds that end in con sumption and death. Wateh the little oolda. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Bur dock Blood Bitters is the natural, nev er fatting remedy for * lazy liver. DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON BATTLESHIP. An Explosion on Hoard Missouri at Fcnsncola Causes Death of Thirty-two Men. An explos'on occurred on tho Uult-.d States battleship Missouri in the har bor at Ponsacola, Fla., on last Wed >s day, causing tho death of thirty two men, flvo of whom woro young officrrs. Target practice was going on when a charge of powder in one of tho guns exploded and dropping below ignited powder in the handling room where there was a terrific explosion. Only by the heroism of one of tho marines, who jumped into tho power magazine and closed tho door behind him was the vessel saved from being blown to pieces. The ship was at ouco Hooded with wator and tho fire stoppod. Tho vessol was damaged t-> tho cxtont of fifty thousand dollars. It is one of tho last battleships which has been adlod to tho navy. Capt. William S. Cowles was in command. Thero wore six hun dred men on board tho vessel and great heroism was displayod by officers and men. A LOVE LETTER. Would not Interest you if you're looking for a guaranteed Salvo for Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo. writes: "I suffered with an ugly soro for a year, but -a box of Bucklen's Arnic.\ Salvo cured me. It'* the best S-Uvo on earth. 25 cents at I.aureus Drug Co. SULLIVAN TOWNSHIP Democratic club is hereby called to meet at Tumbling Shoals, at 2 o'clock Saturday, 23d inst. j. A. Baldwin, Chairman. WATERLOO TOWNSHIP Democratic Club will meet at Moore's on "Saturday, 23rd of April, at 2 o'clock, p. m., to re organizs and elect delegates to tho county convention. G. VV. Cui.UEllTSON. MOUNTVILLB Democratic Club is hereby called to meet at tho usual place, at 2 o'clock, p. m , Saturday, 23d instant, for ro organiz ation and other business. M. 1$. Ciusi, Chairman. April 13, 1901. Laurens Township Democratic Club, No. 2. Is hereby called to meet at tho Court House at 2 o'clock Satur Jay, 2&d inst., for the purpose of reorganizing by olec tlng officers for tho ensuing two years. Also to e'ect delegates to the County Convention to be bold nt this place on ?r?t Monday in May proximo, being the 2d day of the month. A prompt and full attondanco desir able. T. B. Crews, Chm'n. Laurens Township Democratic Club, No. I. The Democratic Club No. 1 is hereby reques'ed to meet in the Opera House at 2 o'clock Saturday, 23d instant, for the purpose of reorganizing by electing officers, and also to elect delegates to the Coun'y Convention to bo held at this place on firat Monday in May prox imo, being the 2d day of the mrnlh. It is hoped to have a full attendance. J. B. Brooks, April 4, 1001 Chairman. Jaoks Township Democratic Club will please meet at Renno, at 2 o'clock Saturdry Inst., 23d, for the purposo of re-organizing, by electing officers ; and also to elect del egates to the County Convention to go to Laurens Conrthouso on 1st Monday in May, it being the 2nd day of the month. Lot all attend. E. w. Copki.and, Township Chairman. Dials Township Democratic Club is hereby called to meet at Dials Church at 2 o'o'ock p. in., 23d instant. J. S. Wolff, Chairman, Youngs Township Democratic Club. The Democrats of Youngs Township are requested to meet at Youngs Store at 2 o'clock p. m., on Saturday, tho 23rd lost., for the purpose of reorganization. Officers to sorve for the two ensuing years will be elected. Will also elect delegates to the County Convontlon, which is to bo held on the first Monday in May, being the 2ud of tho month. It is desirable that all Democrats of tho Township attend. W. P.Coker, Presldont, Youngs Township Democratic Club. Scnflletown Township Democratic Club Is hereby called to moot at Langston Church at 2 o'clook Saturday, 23d Instant, for the purpose of reorganizing by electing officers for the ensuing two years. Also, to elect delegates to the County Convention to bo held at Lau rons Courthouse on first Monday In May, proximo, being the 2nd day of the month . A prompt and full attondanco desirable O. P. Goodwin, Chairman. ""climati?^cFres. The influence of climatic conditions in the cure of consumption is very much overdrawn. The poor pat'ont. and the rich patient, too, can do much better at home by proper attention to food diges tion, and a regul r usi of Gorman Sy rup. Free expectoration in the morn ing is made certa'n by Germ mi Syrup, so Is a good night's r. stand tho ab sence of that weakening cough and de bilitating night sweat Restless nights and the exhaustion duo to coughing, the greatest danger and dread of the consumptive, can bo prevente 1 or stopped by taking German Syrup lib erally and' regularly. Should you 1? ? able to go to a warmer cllmo, you will Und that of the thousands of consump tives thoiv, the few who are benefited and regain strength are thoso who use German Syrup. Trial bottles, 25 cents; i regular alz?, 75 cents. Laurons Drug \Oo. j:| amdm; ouk friends. | Miss Nan Shell spent Friday in town. Mr. N. B. Wuotl of Mt. B<J hoi was in town Friday. Mr. Arthur Klddlo was here from Tip Top Friday. Mr. W. W.Simpson Of Woodruff was in the elty Friday. Mr. W. ?. Uw. tis of Alma was in the city Saturday. Mr. and Ml'J. Broadu8 Kopor of Wares Shoals were III tho city Friday. Miss Sue Henderson of Mt. Calla Khoi' is spending awh le in tiio city. - Mr. J. W. Payr.e has r ntcd Mr. S. M. Wilkoa' house on liam|)ton street. Mrs. Dillworth of Asbevil'o is vis iting her nioce, Mrs. W. H. Martin Mr. S. M. Wiikcs spent Sunday in Greenwood. Mr. 11. Y. Simmons and wifjofGray Court were In the city Saturday. Mr. J. W. Crawford, popular sales man at the Hub, paid a visit to Aug* us'a Sunday. Mr. John W. Fowler attended the Mar3-Curtis wedding in Greenwood Sunday. Mrp. T? F. Jones of the Gray Court Owlngs Institute was In the city Mon day. AH bis friends regrot to hear of Mr. Hon F. Roper's soriojs illness in Tex* arkana, his adopted Wostorn home. Mossrs. John M. Wood and Sam Mo Cuon of Princeton word in town Mon day. Dr. W. W. Dodson and M. L. Nash attended the spiing meeting of the Shriners in Charleston last week. Miss Rosa Boll Moore has gone to Staunton, Va., to spend sometime with hor sister, Mrs. Ruekman. Mr. G. Marion Mooro of tho Mt. Pleasant section was a visitor to Lau rei)8 Saturday. Mr. W. F. Medlock i?nd son were in town Friday from Mem*. Mr. Medlock is a progressive and successful farmer. Read the ad in this Issue of tho Lau rens Mills Store. Tho now store has now goods and customer j will find things to their liking thero Mr. John T. Robei tson, managor of the J. W. Copeland Co. and ono <?f tho leading business mon of Clinton win in the city Friday. Mrs. M. C. Kay of Lowndesvillo and Miss Sarah Sullivan of Tumbling Shoals aro visiting the family of Mr. J. G. Sullivan. Dr. Isadoro Schayor represented Hiawatha Tribe, No. 22, In the Groat Council of Rod Men which met in Sumter last week. The Council moots in Anderson next year. Mr. Anderson Chamblain of Archer, Florida, was in the city a day or so last week, tho guest of Mr. J. O. C. Flem ing. Ho was roturning home from a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Klrby, of Woodruff. Mrs. Charles West and little Charles West (>f Charleston passed through tho city Friday en-routo to Saluda, whero thoy will spend the summer. Mrs. Weit is a relative of Mrs. F.lolse Shell, Dr. Teague and others to whom she pays dolightful visits every year. Tho Hearts and Diamonds Company roport a vory cordial reception by the Nowberry poople on Thursday night. Thoy played to a full house, as they de served to. Thero were about thirty In the crowd from Lturons, Mrs. R E. Hughes and Mrs. R. W. Davis, ohap crlng tho par y. M-ss Willou Boyd, d-uighter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bo,\d of this city, has accepted a fin* position with the Ex cehior Knitting Mills of Union as stenographer and typewriter. For tho past year Miss Boyd hold a similar position in ono of tho law ollle.-s at An derson whero ehe gavo eminent satis faction. Rev. J. B. Parrott of Clinton and Rev. J . D. Pitts of the First Baptist Church, this city, exchanged pulpits on Sunday morning. Mr. Parrott do livorod en able sermon which was much enjoyed by the congregation. On Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Pitts was taken sick in Clinton and was vory ill for a littlo while but was woll enough to return homo tho next day and is now much b3tter, to tho groat satisfaction of his frioads and church people South Atlantic States Music Festival. Tho Charleston and Wonorn Caro lina Hallway will sell round trip tick ets from all points on its lino to Spar tanburg, S. C. at rato ono faro, plus 26 cents. Tickets on sale April 25, 26, 27 and 28, with final roturn limit April 30. An April Wedding. Mrs. Samuel Wa'son Vance has is sued cards to tho marriage of hpr daugh'er, Lllllo Gray to Dr. Frank Ferguson of Greenvillo at twelvo thirty, Wednesday afternoon, April twenty-seventh, First Pivsbytorian Church, of Laurons. On account of the prominence of the contracting parties this wedding will be a very important social event of the Spring. The best physic^ Cliamborlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to tako; pleasant in effect. For salo by Laurons Drug Co. RAN AWAY FROM HOME. Corns, Bunions, Warts loavo home when Dr. King's Corn Salvo gots aftor thorn, and through it costs only 10 cts , is guaranteed, same as If sold for a dol lar. That's King's way always. Sold by Laurens Drng Co. o -?. m *x? o int. as j\ . Bear? the ,4 Tho Kind Ynil Itovn Mwafj fw' Pay Road Tax. By order of the County Board of Com missioners persons who have not paid road tax may pay %\ 25 until the JOth day of April, inst. H. B. HUMBERT, Supervisor Lauiens County. j. D. Mook, Clerk. April 13-3*. i Ask us About "Vinol." "SEEDS THAT GROW" We handle LANDRETH'S Garden Seeds. The kind you havo always bought. The kind that never disap points von. In bulk and in papers. What is a dollar compared with Health. Try "VInol." It's hard to believe "Vinol" is msdi cine. It's so delicious. Laurens Drug: Store. Candidate for Supervisor. I announce myself to the Democratic Policy-holders of Lau rens, a candidate for Supervisor, subject to the Insurance Prima ries now being held. John Y. Garlington. Cures Ck.rvd Prevervts Disease The cause of ninety per cent of all disease Is n faulty digestive and drainage system?tho stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. I^et one of these organs become clogged or inopera tive, there remains in the system many poi Com that will, in time, breed disease, difficult t'> correct. One should never allow even a temporary stoppage of any one of there op puns?they should be kept constantly in per fect working order. SEVEN BARKS Is positively the ideal corrective of alt Inter nal ailnunts. It is not a patent medicine, but an honest, vegetable preparation, extracted from the bark of a species of the Hydrangea plant. Its curative properties are numerous. It is a mild cathartic?an alterative?diuretic, soothing, healing and tonical. An occasional dose, will keep the whole system in perfect condition and will net as a safeguard against disease. Seven Darks lias been on the American market for over thirty-five years. Its distributor i have reams of high-praising letters from peo ple In every walk of life. Thousands of fam ilies are never without a bottle. The olaes* friends nre our best. 7ViY it for yourself Ask your druggist for a 60-cent bottle, and If It does not do all that Is claimed, take the empty or partly consumed bottle back and get your money. One New York City druggist sold 720 bottles on this basis before one dis satisfied purchaser asked for the return of his money. LYMAN BROWN, Pharmacist, N. Y. City* SOLU BY Laurens Drug Co* ^^MA^s? suitable sideboard! Not only suitable for any dining rooms, but suitable for every pocketbook. It's an article you don't want at all if you don't need it. If you do, there's noth ing will take its place. We have what you want, and our low price will make it an easy matter to pay for it. Some Sideboard Specials, No. 1512 Sideboard. Beautiful full guaranteed Oak. Case 50 in ches long, 24-in. deep, 84-in. high. French Plate Mirror 18 x 32 ; piano polish fin ish ; full swell front; one drawer plush liued. Our Price only.$24.75, No. 4131 Buffet. All Quartered Oak, piano polish finish ; case 45 inches long, 20 inches deep; F rench plate mir ror 18x40 inches; French legs; one drawer plush lined. Price only.$22.50 5 I 8 I 8 8 Q ft RUBBER! There are a lot of jokes about Rubber, but it's no joke if you happen to need some pieces of Rubber goods and are several miles from where it may be bought. We keep in stock the very best makes of all kinds of SYRINGES, HOT WATER BOTTLES, TOYS and BABY'S COMPORTS. Rightly applied, Rubber Goods are more condu cive to health than many medicines. DODSON'S DRUG STORE. A GOOD TIME TO BUILD. Lumber is cheaper to-day than it ever will bo again ; weather is right; labor cheap, and we have an architect to get up your plans and specifications. Write, wire or 'phone us and we will send him to see you. Foundry and Machine Shops. Castings of every description on short notice. Full line of PIPE FITTINGS and other Supplies. Cotton Mill Castings a Specialty. The mails put you just as near us as if you lived in Laurens. All mail orders receive prompt attention. HUDGENS BROS., L?URBNS S. O. LOOK TOR TlllfJ T HADE-MA UK ON EVERY BOTTLE. medicine for all mlnkind. UV, Eliafl Ifrirtz, wldoly known In Road big, 3*r?., nsthogoosobono prophot, pnyr.: "I have-boon taking J>ii'1'v\j I'urn Malt Whiskey for a number of yonrs as my only Btiinulnnt nml tonto. I om n.>w jfl rears old. hale, hearty, and as vigorous as a man of forty, and haw every rent on to belles o I will live ion much rlncr old n^> if I cau alwaysbave a guj> p'iyoC Dully's Pure Unit Whiskey, widt h la my only modlclno, 1 novor Bavo colds or iiiiUsofltlon.or any organic troul?V. I know that, it m your valunM" whiskey thatlms kept mo i ? free from sickness. 1 was troubled with Inflomnfc b<?f?ro J used it, but now I can sie ip as rostfujly ns a l-n'>y. i r l no weakness from ?ny eld ago, aud I heartily rccom incud Dufrye ruroA'aitW M koytoanyone who wish ???'?> k? p strong, young and vigorous, Duffy 's Furo Malt Whlsksy contains no fosol r.il and h tho only whhjkcy recognized by Mis Government as a ? > ? ? us; lit) Is a guarantee. t?.i sure von ?stl f'ir WTFY'S 7TUIK MALT V r.i: U>0V. II N }?,e only nbso. InUly Pure Mult Whiskey which contains medical, hoaUh-ftlrlng qualities nml iho <>: i>- Mult T'hiMif v r?cognlxe<1 by the j <> ?< -..,-.,?i,t r.? n ? '.o<itciiio. 1M.;v"FY*3 VVTttK MAI/P WHISKEY Ik ro'.a In bobIciI ln.ttloa only, nr.ror In ttneh or l".ili(. T.ioV. for tho trml.j-nuirk?Iho oM oUoxntab-OU ITi.-j Ir.bel n:nt nco that tho ?CAl over (.tie ccrTc f j nnbrohen. Per salo at a!3 ?ieperteartoa in South Carolina, or direct, $1-00 a boUle, DUFFX MALT WH13KEV CO., Roohoater, N. . Certaiffi% ?f Our? SPECIFIC to Buffered Tiom _,._JO Pfjr? Foerg Remedy Co., Evartsvillo. Ind. .? C??IT?1. 3TUCK ?.1H.10II niLLV l".MD FOERG'S ft&MEDY /rt consideration of Fi%v Dollars (S5.?C) paid for six bottles \)of Foerg's Remedy, this . lllll_d\y of ?*'' v I ^dncf m consideration of yon using these six bottles exactly according to j 'directions,' for Specific Blood 'Poison or Scrofula, the undersigned \'agrees to pay to LL*.f ll '" -"' _: _Five Dollars, pro j .vided no benefit is derived from the six bottles, and this certificate is {returned to the undersigned within four months. [tejpw;^ *w_. [ ? WteutrjtnM the piymcnt of h>e DolUrt (fS.OO) in i?orJinc- with cvntrjci prinL-J thji*.' FOERG REMEDY CO. <'j^ fifty U ,\ . See. & U *nJ njAMtn cf Fm*; Pt*tJy Ctt. *n l>- . i to nt /vftoat/Zy jj men e>f imfeenfy Mf pn>My, 4*J it u n* f?m ketiif Mi/ *U tc*fi.*"?i cm tt fUetl t\cir iMtmtnU 4*J i,-\trU-!i. - {/ft IThla la a fac-alnttfc of our sjuarantco) This certainly is a most liberal guarantee and one which wo could m>t evade oven If wo so do. atrod. we aro perfectly safe in making it, for six bottles will produce such marked benelH that tho user will be satisfied ?f an nltiiuato cure, and Iiis gratitude will prompt him to bo fair. With this guarantee you take absolutely no chances for this certiflcnleIs worth $5.00 in cash to you and will ho redeemed i>y the druggist from whom you purchased the roincdy for $.">.iu> cash. \Vo guarantee this, audio further satisfy you a national bank guarantees us as you can sco from the certificate. Yon can see that If wo did not positively know that Foerg's Remody would cure any case wo could not afford to make such a liberal genuine proposition, as tho loss it would entail would ho enormous. With tho above information before yon If yon go on suffering from the curse of poisoned blood, either primary, constitutional or as a result of mercurial treatment don't rail at fate but simply blame yourself, for hero'is a euro?absolute and sure. Tainted blood manifests itself in the form of Scrofula. Kczcmn, Rheumatic Pains, Stiff or swollen .loinls Bt upt ions or Copper-colored Spots on tho Fnco or Body, Little Ulcers in the .Mouth or on the Tongue, Sit,? Throat, Swollen Tonsils, Falling out of the Hair or Eyebrows, and finally a l.e prOU8*! itkc 1 *rr:,y (?I I lie* l''|r ;\i ailtl I toilOR? 11 \*>\l liilVO any one of thoso symptoms don't delay till too late liut so I** your druggist and gel a bottle <?i FOERG S R THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER All Urugal*t* auaranfao It. It your druggist does not handle this remedy s< id us $1.00 for one bottle or $5,00 for six bottles and absolute guarantee fae-similo of which is published above. All packages sent in plain wrappers. All correspondence strictly confidential. <j FOERG REMEDY CO., Evansville, Ind. LAURENS DRUG CO. Phyiscian s Endorsement, Is the lightest water on the market. Wo realize that this is claiming a great deal, anil we could not afford to make this assertion unless wo knew that we could prove it to bo true. But it does not take an expert to test, tho toftness of a Mineral Water. When earbonating a mineral water, if it is a hard water the gases will not bo absorbed in tho water, and when the bottle is opened, the gas es escape, and the water Is left flat and hard, while if it is a soft water, like White Stouo Lithia, it will rotain its gases for hours after boing unstopped. Read what some prominent persons you know ?ave to say of the merits of the Whlto Stone Lithia Wator: Chester, S. C, April 23, 1003. J. T. Harris, Esq., White Stono Spring, S. C. Dear Sir?l do unhesitatingly state that tho eflleacy of White Stono Lithia Wator, not from Its splendid analytical analysis, but from my own personal ob servation, Is a very valuable agent In eliminating the impuritios of tho blood through iis marked diuretic effects, anil In so doing restores the sectMlory and excretory organs of tin b >dy to their normal physiological state. So in this proves its proportios to bo of great value in assisting digestion, assimila tion and increasing the appatito. There fore we can recognlz a it as a mineral water of powerful tonlo properties and should ho highly roeommoudyil in stom ach a ad liver disorders, bloj.1 disturb ances, rheumatism, gout, diabetes, Height's diseaso, and in all inictivo conditions of tho kidneys and eonvalos clng diHoasos. I feel myself, that 1 am justly duo an acknowledgement of the happy offecs I derived from its uso. lt. Elmorb Kelt., M. D. Mulllns, S. 0,, April 22, 1903. Mr. J T. Harris. Whlto Stone Springs, S. (J. It is with pleasure that I writo of tho merits of White Stone Lithia Water, i have several pationts using It now with marked benefit in kidney and stomach troublos. I havo known a uric acid calbulus to pass after using the wator for only three days. Kespoot fully Yours, A. M. Brailsford, Jr., M. D. Macon, Qa., April 15, 1008, I have prescribed White Stone Lithia Water freely la my practice and am glad to report the happy effects it gave as a diuretic an ! uric acid solvent, i think its medicinal pr ipertloi are pe culiarly ad iptable to uric acid diathe sis, rheumatism, gout, aucomla and all bladder and kidney diseases and liver and stomach troubles. I consider it is a mineral water of marvelous tonic properties. Head what Dr. L. J. tllake. Presi dent Board of Health of the t?ty of Sparlanhug, has to sty of tho merits of VvhltO Stone Lithia Springs: Sparenburg, May 11 ill, 1003. J. T. Harris, Proprietor White Stono Spings, Spat'tanburg ()<>, s. 0? My DoArSlr:?1 have used and pre scribed tli3 Whlto Stono Lithia water a great do \1 during tho past two years. In all eases requiring ronal stlmtilati on I havo obtained uniformly good re sults. In lithaetnU and kindred affec tions from urie acid diathesis it moots the indications, and I am sure its froo use will prove It the equal of any wa tor on tho m \rket. Yours very truly, L. J. Illako, M. I). Wo have tho largest brick Hotel in tho Carolinas or Georgia, with all moil em Improvements. Kloctrlo Car Line runs from Southern Uoad to Spring. White Stone Spring, S. C. White Stone Lithia Water Co. BESEST. A^ork't Gho the Baby Dangerous Drugs. T'ioro \v 0110 * 'f<\ BUro nn?l nbso Itltoly Imrnileil ruiuody forlu (ivni'a His. It ui b>y Ease THE WORLD'S REST BABY MEDICINE. furo? every form of bowel nml Btomnoh i rouble, brings lefres?? log sloop, mnkos bnbloa fat. S5CENT9 EVERYWHERE. MAOe BY Baby Ease Manufacturing Co., Macon, Oa. HINDEPO THE NEW NERVE TONIC AND KIDNEY CURE. CIcnnMw ?iio Kidnaya and Dlndder, nurlflee Ilia Itlood. I'iKh Flnsh <m thin pooplo. StreuKthen? the Nervo?. ('lenrH (he llrnln. Cure? Norvoilfl Debility, liirioinnln, Falling Memory. Rcetorea the Vim, Vigor, Vitality und Strength or Youth, In both week Mon and women. Till? New Remedy workHllke MakIo. hut In nh eolutely hnrinleHH. WoIkIi yourHolf before- tnkhiK. Prioe, 60 ot?.; 12 box??, 68.00, hy in.ni. Wo will cheerfully refund iin> money If you uro CtOt boitoflttcd. Try It and bo convinced. Laurens Drug Co.