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FARM Before You Buy or Sell nny Kind of Real Estate, or Business, Write us your wants. J. Y. Garlinoton & Co., Laurens, S. C. Just Received Shipment of Nun nally's Candies in Beautiful Easter Boxes, at Palmetto Drug Co. VOL XIX. CAMP GARLINGTON ELECTS DELEGATES. Veterans Will Attend Both lie unions Miss Octavfa Heliums Sponsor. The veterans of Camp Garlington Number 501, Col. T. B, Crews com mander, mot on Saturday for the elec tion of offlo?rs and doiegates to the State and General re-unions. All the old officers wore re-elected as follows: Col. T. Ii Crows, cammandor, J. M. Hudgene, lieutenant commander; T. J. Duckett, second lieutenant commander; W. A Mc01iotock,third lieutenant com mander; B. W Lsnd'ord, adjutant; S. D. Uarllnglon, quarter-master: Dr.W. C. Irby, surgeon; Rev. J. D. Pitts, chaplain; Judge O. G. Thompson, oftlcor of the day; J. P. Dlllaru, sergeant commander; J. H. Copeland, treasurer. Col. T. B. Crews, Messrs. J. P. Dil lard and J. II. Copoland were elected delegates to tho State re-union to be held in Charleston the ]8th, of May. Messrs. J. O. C, Fleming, J. S. Druramond and T. B. Crews will repre sent tho camp at Nashville In June. Miss Octavla Hellams, daughter of Mr. John R. fiel hum or Dial's and a most attractive young lady, has been appointed by Col. Crows sponsor for Camp Garlington and will accompany the veterans to Charleston. Affairs in the Far East. There have been no thrilling de velopments in the Eastern situation for the past week. The Japs are massing troop9 in Cores, the Russians in Man churia . No great land engage ment has as yet taken- placj. The Russians have not succeeded in re-en forcing Port Arthur and things still look favorable for Japan. Laurens Pensioners (Jet $6,624*02. Clerk of Court Bolt was busy Mon day writing out checks for the 269 pen sioners in Laurens county. There are 3 in class A who receive $96.00 each 8 in class B $72.00 each. 18 In class O No. 1- $48.00 each. 112 class C No. 2?116.83 each. 36 class C No. 3?$48.00 each. 82 class C No. 4- ?16.33 eaob. It will ba necessary for* those who can't come for their money to send a written order for it. The money is ready for you at the Clerk's office. CATARRH. Which usually commences with cold in head, Bay Fever, rapidly infects the mucous membrane of the throat, and leads to graver complication*, unlets Eromptly attended to. We recommend :ingfs Sarssparilla internally to purify the blood, and direct treatment with Dr. King's Catarrh Remedy (a douche comes with each butle). It gains a foothold from which it is hard to dis lodge. With treatment of these two medicines any ordinary case will yield quickly?the very worst cases will ba greatly relieved. The price $1.00; three for $2.50, and guaranteed. Sold by Pal metto Drug Co., Laurens, S. C. They save their worth' in one year. Better buy one, as advertised, $1.39. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. ALL TIRED OUT. Hundreds More in Laurens in the Same Plight. Tired all the time: Weary and worn out night and day. Back aches; side aches, All on aocount of the kidneys. Must help them at their work. A Laurens citizen shows you how: Xiee Bishop, proprietor of general store, on Mill St., Factory Hill, says: "I can from experience recommtnd Doan's Kidney Pills. My back and kidneys have given me great trouble for a long time, not only causing me untold misery, but costing me a great many dol'ars. There was a dull tooth ache like pain constantly aoross the small of my back and and alter sitting for a bit I could scarcely get up. Sharp shooting pain soaaet'mas ran down to first one knee and then another, and I never knew when it was going to strike me. The secretions from the kidneys were too frequent in act'on and disturbed my rest at night so that could arise in the morning feeling worse than I did the night before. I tried numerous remedies but did not get any positive relief from anything until I learned about Down's Kidney Pills and procured them at the Pal metto Drug Company.'e store. The next day after using them I felr better, and I continued taking them until the kidney secretions be came regular and normal, I could go to bed and get a good night's rest, and the aching in my back disappeared." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 centa. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N, Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no substitute. THE PRETTY GIRL Is fond of pretty jewels. The sensible man looks for the establishment where he can get the best Jewelry for the least money. Our Jewelry is the best, it is new? new in manu facture and new in de sign. It won't cost a cent to look at what we have. Fleming Bros. AMONG OUR FRIENDS. f Col. j. C. Boyd of Greenville was Id the olty Saturday. Mr. A. M. Aikon Is tho guest of his son Dr. H. K. Alken. Mr. M. H. Hunter of Ora was in town yesterday. Mrs. Arthur Ewbanks of Greenville Is tho guest of Mrs. J. I), l'itts. Mr. R. F. Bryeon, a prominent busi ness man of Clinton was in town Sat urday. Mr. M. j. Owing* wont up to Spar taoburg last Thursday to attond the celebration of Founder's Day Capt. Alex MoBee of Greenville spent a few hours In tho city Satur day. Mr. A. J. Hollingsworth was in town from Renno, looking after business matters Saturday. Mr. M. j. Owings has purchased the new cottage In Brooklyn owned by Mr. C. A. Senn. Miss Blanche Clardy visited Dr. Austin and other relatives at Coronaca | last Friday. Mr. j. H. Babb of Babbtown, a good friend of The Advertiser, was in town Monday. Miss Ola Blakely has accepted a posi tion as stenographer In tho office of Simpson & Cooper. Dr. O. Y. Owings, of Columbia, spent 8unday In the city visiting his sister, Mrs. R. P. Mtlam. Mr. j. M. Fleming, president of the! Lantord Oil Mill Company, was In the city Monday. A delightful danco was given by the German Club last oveuing to the young lady visitors who are in town for tho Vance-Ferguson wedding. Mrs. Rosa Caine and Mis9 Eliza| Caine have returned f om Baltimore. Miss Eliza Caino is improving rapidly after a recent severe illness. We are glad to soo that Major M. H. Ferguson is out aftor a severe at tack of grippe. Mr. Virgil White, ono of the coun ties' best citizens was in town Friday from Owings Station. President O. B. Simmons of the Bank of Laurens attended the State Bankers' Association in Spartanburg this weok. County Superintendent of Education Brooks left Monday to attend the South ern Educational Conference in Birming ham, Ala. G. P. Smith and R,. S. Tcmpleton represented the local Junior Order of American Mechanics In the State Coun cil, which met in Rock Hill yesterday. Mrs. H. K. Aiken returned yester day from Charleston, whero she has] been spending several weeks with rela tives. Mrs. W. M. Norwood and Miss Grif fie Dorroh of Greenville are In tho city to attend the wedding to-day of Dr. Ferguson and Miss Vance. Mr. I.eland G. Frieraon, formerly of this city, but for the past several years of Jacksonville, Fla , is in the city on a visit. Mr. J. P. Little, post-master at I Clinton, was In Laurens on business Prof. E. R. Aycock, principal of the Clinton Graded Schools, was in Lau rens for the County Teachers' Asso-1 elation Saturday. Mrs. Jesso Teague has gone as a dele gate from the Helping Hand Circle, King Daughters, of Laurons t> the State Convention of the Order, which is in session this week at Rock Hill, Mr. Less Y. Moore and wife were| up from Columbia a day or so last wet k, visiting Rov. B. P. Estes. Mr. Mooro is a popular conductor on theSouthorn, running from Columbia to Greenville. Mr. W. T. Vance, a prominent citizen of Clinton, has been stricken with paralysis and hope of his recovery is doubtful. Mrs. G. 0. Albright, a| daughter, and Mrs. Dr. Irby, his sister, are at hie bedside. Rev, W. B. Duncan, pastor of the First Methodist Cburco, whose ser vices are always much in demand, at the invitation of the managing editor, will contribute somo special articles to The Daily Advocate, which is to be published at Los Angeles, during tho sitting of the General Conference of the Methodist Church, whioh meets May 1st and continues in sossion a month. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bob) have re turned from Louisville where Mr. Bobo has been taking a course at the Baptist Thoologioal Seminary. Mr. Bobo's health is somewhat Impaired and he has come home for a rest, expecting to return to Loulavillo as soon as the sem lnary reopens. At present he and Mrs. Bobo are boarding with Mrs. Bowen on South Harper street. A ^lowing Well. The flowing artesian well at Holmes' 8prlngs attracts considerable Interest. The water has a strong flavor of sulphur and many people who are drinking it daily dedare the benefits simply won derful, lathe past week or so hun dred a of Laurens people have visited the well, and gallons and gallons of the water have been carried away. No doubt it is a fine mineral water. Beautiful neckwear, correct shapes, proper shades and best grades. Davis, Roper & Co. It'a the little colds that grow into big olds; the big colds that end in con sumption and death. Watch the little odds. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. AT FIRST Fl ESBYTKRIAN CHURCH. Miss Lillio Vance and Dr. Frank Fer guson wlli 1)0 .Married at Noun. Th* marriage of Miss Li Hie Gray Vance and Dr. Frank Ferguson of Greenville will bo solemnized in the First Presbyteriau cburoh at twelve, thirty today, Rev. Robert Adams per forming tho'cercmony and Miss Eliza beth Todd presiding at Iho organ The wedding will bo characterized by every appointment which will tend to rondor it beautiful. Tho church will be decorated wi' 'ich taste und a half dozen lovely h In exquisite toilets will attend tl. bride Tho bridesmaids will be Misses Crlfllo Dor rob and Agnes Miller of Greenville, Janie Ferguson of Piokens and Laura Vance of Clinton. Mrs. William K. Hanks of Columbia and Miss Carrie Boss Vance, sisters of the bride, will bo Damo of Honor and Maid of Honor. Dr. Andrew Wardlaw, of Greenville, will ho host man, and Merrsr.-. Young Vance, of Columbia, the -'do's broth er, Tom Davis, J. J. 'wain nud Douglss Jenkons, of Gre. ivllle ushors. Mrs. Carrie W. Vance, the bride's mother, will give an elegant luncheon t> tho bridal party. The brldo of today is the second daughter of Mrs. Carrio W. Vance and tho lato S.W. Vance and Is a most charming girl, with numbers of friends, who regret (hat hor marriage takes her away from Laurens. Teachers' Meeting Last Saturday. The rogu'.ar meeting of tho County Teachers' Association was held in tho Court Bouse Saturday morning Two important school topic?, "Dofective Classification" and "Rural Sehoo's," woro freely discussed at length by the Chairman, Prof. W. P. Culbertion, Hon. W.O. Irby, Prof. (i. L, Pitts, Prof. T. J. Pyles, Supt. Brooks, B. Y. Culbertson, W. Y. B-jyd, Esq., and others. Those present at tho meeting in addition to lbs ones named above as liking a part in the proeeodingo wore: Miases Lucy Sloan, May Mnddou, An nio Shanklin, Pinkio liitos, Alice Mc Carley, Vaughn Gritton, Pearl and Sara Sullivan, Profs. L. D. E.ledge, J. A. Madden, and Mr. L. M. 1>. Young, Trusteo Rock Bridge School. Eczema, scald head, hives, ltchlness of the skin of any sort, instantly re lioved, p rmanently curod. Down's Ointment. At any drug store. Money In It. It pays to u?o our "Cllftoi" Hour, It pays becauso it make) more^nicH1 better bread and biscuit?more deli cious, wholesomo cake and bread ? than any other kind of Hour over milled. One 6ack proves it. Get a sick and know the facts. T. N. BARKSDALE, m. B. Fowler, . OUR NEW DISCOVERY Is not an a'.ehollc stimulant which do?3 good "only" for the .timo being, but it is nature's remedy. olTecting a speedy and lasting cure by cleansing tho blood from all impurities, such as Itching Skin, Pimples, Eczema, Mood Poltob, and it is a positive cure for all Nervous Troubles, Heart Troubles, Hackacho, Rheumatism, Droosy, Kid ney anl Bladder Troub'e?, Fever Hiid Ague and Female Diseases. Trice $1.0U. For sale by Tho Laurons Drug Co., Dr. W. W. Dodson, Laurons; Youngs' Pharmacy, Clinton; Dr. J. H. Miltor, Cross Hill. Notice to Landowners. All Landowners in Laurons County a-o horoby given notice that streams running through their premises must be cleaned out by tho 1st day of May next, as provided by law. Streams not so cleaned will be cleaned a* tho ox penso of tho owner H. B. Humbert, Supervisor, L. C, March 28, i00i-4t. To Meet Monday. Tlio machinery has been put in mo tion. The township Democratic clubs reorganized Saturday. Next Monday the County Conventlm meets In the Court SOUS'}. The election of eight delegates to tho SttftS Convention in Columbia will bo the or. io! business of the county meeting. Oil to the Festival. Laurens will send as usual a number of visitors to theSpartanburgMus'oFesti* val which begin? ou ght. Amongthoee who will go aro Mrs. J II Sullivan, Mrs. W. E. Lucas, Mrs. T. F. Jones of Cray Court, Col. and Mrs. II. Y. Simp son, Misses Josephino Mintor, Marga ret Young, Ida F.lllfor and Lll Harris. A Beautiful Home Wedding. Miss Ruth Irene Benjamin and Mr. Walter I. Gay were married at tho homo of the bride's father, Mr. L. T Benjamin, near Clinton, on last Thurs day evening. Rov. E. 0< Watson per formed the ceromony. Misses Ola lllakely, Alice Little, John Benjamin and J. Reed Todd wero tho attendants. Immediately aft. r the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Cay lefc for their homo at Kipling, Ga. Now is the time to ?et tho best lamp made for tho 8mall sum of $1.31). S. M. & E. U. Wilkes & Co. To Correspondents. Wo wish lotters sent in by Saturday afternoon, unless other instructions are given. News is crowdod out by coming in late. Camphor vs, Moth, A wise man guardeth against the future by making sure his winter wear is packed away securely for the summer?or his wife does. Protect your furs and woolens from invasion by the moth. Camphor balls will make them moth proof, We sell Camphor Balls and insect exterminators. DODSON'S DRUG STORE. Save Your Fruits and Vegetables -BY USING R1ALTO CANNING OUTFIT. Easy to operate, Durable and Price Within Reach of All. This is what practical people say of this machine : Laurens, S. C, April 8th, 1904. Mr. A. B. Crisp, Mountville, VS. C. Dear sir?Three years ago I purchased a Rialto Canning Outfit and I can cheerfully recommend it to any one wishing to buy as one of the very best, simple and easy to use with success. I would not be without it for double the price. I have canned enough peaches, beans, corn and okra each year to pay for it. Very respectfull, Mrs. John F. Bolt Clinton , S. C, Mar. 14, 1904. To all whom it may cunCern : This is to certify that I have used "Rialto Canning Outfit" (or the last season and regard it very excellent and all that is nec essary for a small outfit. The work done with it last season proved entirely satisfactory and I would not be without it. Respectfully, J. B. Parrott. Carroll, S. C, Mar. 17, 1904. Mr. A. B. Crisp, Mountville, .S. C. : My Dear vSir:?I bought of your father, four or live years ago, a ,'Rialto Canning Outfit," and to say I am well pleased would not express fully the worth and merit of the machine. I do not think any stove room is complete without one, as it enables any house keeper to put up all the vegetables and fruit that they may need to supply the family and seme for market. Yours truly, W P Turner, Mountville S. C, R, F. D. No. i, April 2, 1904. To whom it may concern : This is to certify I have used 'iRialto Canning Outfit" for past twoyea.is, and cheerfully recommend it to all fruit and veg etable growers in need of a first-class canning m ichine. I would not be without it. Very respectfully, Mrs. A. R. Holmes. For further information write or 'phone me. Yours very truly, ARTHUR B. CRIvSP, April 18, 1904. Mountville, ?S. C AT CLINTON. Many Visitors und Things Stirring us Usual. Miss Sara Davlp, accompanied by Miss La Borde, came up from Colum bia Saturday to vi?lt Mrs. John Davis. Miss Saiiio Wright will epend this week with her Rlstor, Mrs. Homer Todd at Kock Hill. Mrs. C. M Bailey left on Monday for au extended visit to relatives in Geor gia. She will bo Matron of Honor at the marriage of her brother on Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Copelaud havo moved to their country home for tho summer. Mrs. Press Little visited her son in Columbia last week. The young people onjoved an infor mal danco at G'opalatid's Hall on Wed nesday night. Mi?. J. A. Bailey h. Tuesday for At lanta. She will bo absent sovoral weeks. Mr. J. W. Copeland of S,tate8vilh', N. 0.| spent tho first of last wook In town having some improvements made on his block of stores. Mrs. M, P, McCormlek, who has re cently returned from China is visiting at tho Orphanage and gavo a very in teresting talk to the Ladies Missionary Society on Sunday afternoon. Miss Camille Yanco was hostess on Friday afternoon to the Aotaeon Book Club. After an hour spent in discuss ing the now books, delightful refresh ments wero served. Mrs. Almon Spencor will visit In Co lumbia for several days this week. Dr. irby and Mr. R. P. Jones of Lau rens were in town Sunday. Ml 3 Mollie Maason roturned on Fri day from a e'uorb visit to Mrs. Fair Uu ford's at Kinards. Mrs. J. W. Bailey returned homo Tuesday from an extendod visit to Ten nessee. Dr. and Mrs. J. Dlllard Jacobs will arrive in town Wednesday to visit rela tives for a week or ten days. Mr. Boke Smith will represent tho Presbyterian College at tho oratorical contest in Greenwood on tho 29th inst. Mr. George Young is improving vory rapidly from his stay at Stomp Springs. Dr. J. J. Boozer's many friends are glad to hear of his recovery. An addition Is being made to the building occupiod by tho Southern Presbyterian. Mr. J. W. Bailey and son Cyrus wero in Hendersonville from Saturday until Monday. SAVES TWO FROM DEATH. "Our little daughter had au almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitioa," writes Mrs. H, K. Havi land, of Armonk, N. Y., "but, whon all othor remedies failed, wo saved her life with Dr. King's New Discovery. Our niece, who had Consumption in an advanced s'.ago, a'80 used this wonder ful medicine and to-day she is per fectly well." Desperate throat and lung dlsoases yield to Dr. Jting's New Discovery us to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for Coughs and (..'olds. 50 cts. and $1.0;) bottles guaranteed by Laurens Drug Co. and Palmetto Drug Co. Boars tho /Q The Kind You Hate Always Boujjhl ONE CENT A WORD. Wanted?To buy yoke of well broken steers. G. C. Wat. j, Mountville. Wantkd?A man to sell Sewing Machines and colloct on accounts. Ex perience is not nocossary. All wo want is a man who is not afraid to work. Ad dress Tho Siuger Sowing Machine Ofllco, Greonwood, S. C. Wantkd?To soil white single comb Leghorn and Silver Laced WyandoUos $1.00 tho setting, 15. J. N. Leak, 4t Lanford, S. C. WANTED-You to know I havo a line Spanish Jack stationed at Gray court this season. Fe?, $[0.0.1. D. D. PEDEN, Gray Court, S C. April (i?it. SUITS made To Fit the Man. New Styles, in Shirts, Collars, Ties, Hosiery and Underwear. AT ALL POINTS of the compass?North, South, East and West? ARE THE Bi:ST. They are made of the finest trouserings from the most reliable mills. The low price puts them within reach of every purse. 10 cents a button, $1.00 a rip. Auk for DUTC1IESS TROUSERS AT SHOES that Fit the Foot. New Styles in Patents, Vici, Tan, and Box Calf. ONO PRICE STORE. ************************* NEWS OF WORLD. g ************************ Judge Charles H. Simonton died in a hospital in Philadelphia, on Monday morning, the 26th. Judgo Simonton was a distinguished jurist and South Caro linian and with Judge Goff of West Virginia, composed the federal bonch of tho two Carolinas, Maryland aud Wost Virginia. Tho judgship is a prusidcntal appoint men!, and thero is great speculation already as to who will get it. It is suggosted that it will go to a republican, probably of North Carolina or Maryland. Letter to J. W. Jones. L&urens, S. C. DoarSlr: A gallon saved Is $1 or $5 earned. Devoo savos 2 or ."1 gallons In 10. TTow much is it worth a gallon? A gallon saved saves tho painting loo; and both together cost $4 or |5? $1 whore labor is cheap; .jS5 where la bor is dear. Our agents in Bridgeport, Conn., Ilubbell & Wado Co.. toll us: "There are a groat many workingmen's houses here. Tboy used to paint lead-and-oil and take ten gallons, Wo have boen selling them ten gallons Dovoo lead* and-zlnc, and havo had in every In stance two gallons returned to them; tho proportion is often higher than that; wo have known it fivo In ten; but that is exceptional. This is the exception; Dcvoe Is ground by machinery, and is ground lino; load-and-oil is mixed by hand, and Isn't ground at all. F. W. Devoe & Co. P. S. Moseloy & Rolaud sell our paint. Save your eyes, buy ono of those lamps. They are $1.80. S. M. & E. 11. Wilkes & Co. Tho Lightest and FlncsL The llnost broad is not made by ac cident?it't made by "Cilfton" floor, with a little care and "know how" mixed in with the dough. The loast skillful baker can mako good broad with "Clifton" Hour and the export can do wonders with it ?wonderfully light and healthful pastry, cako and bread. Put "Clifton" on your list of things you neod today. M. II. Fowi.eu, T. N. BARKSDALB, A VACATION. In casos where ono can afford It, a vacation is preferablo to a medicine or tonic; but for the tens of thousands who can tako no rest, who are ner vously broken down, feeling dull, heavy sensations, irregular appetite, loss of sleep and a like of interest in everv day atTaiiM should take OUR NEW DISCOVEY, tho only dollar bottle of medloino sold to-day with a written ! GUARANTEE. You have hoard that old story boforo ?'ours is jnst as good." Come aud got the best. Thev aro only $1.30. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. MERCHANTS NEWS. Slippers for Ladies aud Children at J. E. Minier & Bro. Shoes that fit tho foot at Copeland's. No use to wait they will never bo any cheaper. Rpst lamp on tho markot as advertised $1.80. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co. Now is tho time for your straw hat. All the new shapes at $1.00 and $1.50. at J. E. Mintor & Bro.'s Every day is "Shoe Day" at Copolaud's Tho Dorothy Dodd, Oxfords are tn equaled for stylo aud fit comfort. All tho latest styles $2,50 and * j.??. J. E. Mintor & Bro. "Something doing" in Neckwoar at Copeland's. If you buy you hat at The Hub you havo no foar about the style- Fresh arrivals almost daily keep our Millinery Department up to tho minute. The Hub. Dress Suit Cases and Hand-B.igs at Copeland's Newest things in Hosiery, black and colors,gauze lislo and drop stitch, high spliced heel and warranted fist l?c to 20c. Ths Hub. Straw Hats at Copeland's. If it's a bilious attack, tako Cham borlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick recovery is certain. For sale by Liurens Drug Co THE DEATH PENALTY. A Ifctlo thing sometimos rosults in death. Thus a mere scratch, inslgnl lioantcuts or puny bolls havo paid the death penalty. It is wise to havo Buck len's Arnica SaIvo over bandy. It's tho best Salve on earth and will pro vent fatajlty, whon Burns, Sores, Ul cers and Piles threaten. Only 25 cents at Laurons Drug Co. and W. W. Dod son. Every Fire Insurance Policy I Issue is backed by many Millions. NO POLICIES BETTER. Here Is Why, ASSETS *&5F $15,000,000 Royal InsuranoeCo. Liverpool, U. S. branch only,about Citizens Insurance Co., Maine, about Wostorn Assurance, Canada, U. S. branob only,about 10,000,000 15,000,000 2,500,000 TOTAL, 42,500,000 I think this assures you of protection. Let me write you a policy. A. C. TODD, Fire Insurance. Deaths. Mrs. .Sarah E. Tomplcton died at hor homo la this city on Saturday morning, after boing iu ill health fur a long time, She was the widow of Dr. II. T. Tom ploton, who died only a few men hs ago. Mrs. Terapleton was a Miss Trlb bio and is survived by threo brothers and one sister, Messrs. J. I. and L C. Tribble, of this county, and Col. M. P. Tr'ibble, of Anderson, and Mrs. Kitlio Walker, of Cross Hill. Tier immediate family consists of six childron, throo sons and throe daughters, who have deep sympathy in their allliction. The burial took place at Rocky Springs Church Sunday morning. Mr. Henderson Martin, as tho result of a stroke of paralysis reccved a week ago, passed away Monday night at the homo of his brothor, Mr. A. 11. Martin, four miles west of the city. Mr. Mar tin was 80 years old. He was a native of this county, but for many years was a citizen of Spartanhurg. His children aro Mrs. Louis Meng, of this city; Mrs. Mamie Babb, of ltabun Crook; Mrs. Sue Boyd, of Sparlanburg; Rev. Whitcford Martin, of Johnston. Mrs. W. 13. Madden, of Greenville, Is his sister, und Messrs. A. U. and Lewis Martin, of this county, aro his sur viving brothers. The funeral and burial sorvices took place at Chestnut Ridge Tuesday afternoon. A peculiarly sad death is that of Miss Laura Yeargln, which occurred Monday afternoon at the homo of Mr. Columbus Owings, her brother-in-law, eight miles north of Laurens. Miss Yeargln was tho youngest daughter of Mrs. R. II. Yeargln, of Laurons. Some weeks ago she wont tothcouu try hoping to bo boneflttod by tho change Sho was a lovable girl, whoso many friends are beroaved by her early demise. Tho remains were brought here for burial at tho eity cemetory yesterday. "LET US HELP YOU TO HEALTH." Laurous Drug t o. Want Every Catarrh Sufferer to U?o Hyomvl and be Cured. Statistics show that at least !?7 out of every 100 peraons in this state suiter from catarrh in some form. While tho disease is one of the most common, it is also one of tho most, dangerous and offensive, leading to consumption, and other diseases of tho respiratory organs. Prior to the discovery of Hyomei and its introduction in this section by Lau rens Drug Co., every method of treat ment has heen found worthies-. The discovery of Hyomei and its growing popularity has already ro duced the percent ige of those suffering from catarrh. Tins wonderful remedy is the simplest and most pleasant of treatments. Put 20 drops of Hyomei in tho pocke1; inhaler that comes with every outfit, and breathe it for a few minutes four times a day. Relief will bo seen after the lir.-t treatment and a complete cure will soon foil >w. Rreatho the Hyomei in this way, and tho oa tarrhal gorms even in the most remoto air cells are destroyed. The irritated mucous membrane is smoothed and healed, and perfect health restored. The Laureus Drug Co. say to all ca tarrh sufferer-1, "Let us be'p you to health, they aro confident Hyomei will cure, so confident, in fact that they guarantee to refund your money if it fails. A complete outnt costs but $1, and if it does not help you, your money will 1)3 returned promptly. Notice of Election In School District, So. 5, Hunter Township, Whereas,a written petition from ono thtrd of tho electors and a like prop na tion of tho freeholders of the agj of twenty-one years, residing in School Dlst'iot No.") Hunter township,Laurons County, has bien liled with tho County Hoard of Education of said County, asking th it an annual tax of two mills bo loviod and collected on property iu said District, to supplement the School Knud of sa'd District, It is ordered ? That tho Board of Trustees of said School District shaM hold an election a". Clinton precinct in said Dlstrict.on tho ll .hdiyof May, A. D., 1934, for tho purpose of deciding if skid tax sh ill bj levied and collected. At said oloc'.ion only such electors as return real or personal proparby for taxation, and who exhibit their tax receipts and registration certificates, as required at general elections, shall DO allowed to vote. At said election the said Board of Trusteosshall actus Managers, aud tho eloctlon shall bo conducted as is pro vided by law for tho conduct of general elections. At said election ouch elector favoring tho proposed lovy shall cast a bal lot containing tho word "Yes" written I or printed thcroon, aud each elector ' opposed to said lovy shall cast a ballot containing iho word "No" written or printed thereon. Within ten days aLcr 3aid election, if tho majority of those voting shall voto for said levy, the said Board of Trustees shall furnish tho County Au ditor with the statem >nt of tho amount lovlcd. By order of tho County Board of Ed u'" lion of Laurens county. chas, i<\ Brooks, Chairman. W. M. Bryson, K. E. BADU, County Board of Education. April 25, 1004.-3t. AMERICAN SILVER TRUSS., 1 t>tdns \ /N'.j prMt l Severest V liiptor I Hornta | Hound?i \.villi Coroferl. I f'ovorsi COOL, r.isy to Woar. uro on liack. lertiupt, U1CVCU. We guarantee a lit or money refunded. PALMETTO DRUG CO., Laurens, S. G*