Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TUE ADVERTISER. Subscription Prlce-12 Months, $1.00 Parable in Adrane. Bates for Advertising.?Ordinary Ad vertisements, per square, one inser tion, ?l.OOjeach subsequent Inset lion, 60 cents. Liberal reduotion mado for large Advertisements. W. W. Ball, Proprietor. LAUKENS. S. CM April 27, 1004. No Time for Sewerage. The people of Laurens should think twice and perhaps three times before they vote to bond the town for a system of sewerage. The state constitution precludes the contracting of a further debt of more than forty or fifty thou sand dollars. Such a sum would be a mero bagatelle in the installation of a system in a town of the area of this. It might b3 posslblo with it to provide sewerage for tho public square, the lo cality proximate to it and along por tions of Main street It might be oven possible to extend it to one or two other localities. When the money had boen spent it would bo found that more than half tho population wou'd be without the system and with no hope of obtaining it for years. A long period would have to elapse before money could bo again raisod by bonds. Con sequently, admitting tho advantages, most of tho people would be paying ad ditional taxos for the benetlt of a fow. Unless tho system should be given to tho wholo community no substantial sanitary results would follow. . The additional tax would not be tho heaviost burden added. Sewerage con veniences of tho cheapest kind would cost thirty dollars for oach house, for the avorage store building with oflicos on the gquaro the cost would bo ut loast sixty dollars and for evory negro cabin the expenditure would be $30.00. Unless the sewerage connectlc ns were mado rigidly compulsory upon all ownors of dwellings, adjacent to mains, the system would bo wor?o than useloss us a health moasurc. To nuke those connections with 3X) homos would bo the imposition at ono time of a tax of flomo $10,000 on tho community, with tho bonenls to bo derived going to a mere fraction of tho community. Laurons is porhaps tho hilllost town in South Carolina. Its natural dmin ago is oxcoptionally good. It baa never known an epidemic of fevor. Hundrods of towns locited in Mat regions and far larger and richer than this have been and are without soworago. For about 100 years the capital of this state with u population of 10,00,) poop'.o and up wards was without it. In all this ttmo it d:d not suffer but enjoyed bolter health than the average community. It is situatod on a lovel plain, Laurens is located in the red clay region. Our streets necessarily are in miserablo condi'ion after winter weathor sots in. This disadvantage must bo overcome. The town cannot grow until it is ovorcome. Such com munities as Greonville, Anderson and Spartanburg recognize this and are building passable streets- Thoy did not attempt to obtain sewerage until thoy had populations inore than doublo that of Laurens with taxable assets perhaps four times ours. Tho work that Laurens has done in macadant'zing streets is the best work it bin ever done. Already our water supply is insuili eient. Seworago would double tho dornend. Our resources aro barely adequstj to provide the water supply needed for Uro protection and purposes o'.her than sewerage. Taking all these 1> itcnt facts into consideration, the talk of sewerage at this stage of the town's growth 803ms extreraest folly. Tho system would doubtless mako possible wolcome household conveniences to a part of the popu'ation; but a9 already polnto 1 out tho extension of tho sys tem to a pa-t and not to the who'.o of th)t)W0 would bo to eliminats sani ta-y bmelits from the community gon onlly. There is no "."gument in right or roasoti to logh o an additional tix for a favorol fe * Tho Mormon Nuisauco. In most cases Tutu Advkrtiskr, be ing a Democratic newspaper, would with reluctance express a sentiment favoring the scorning interforenco with tho roligious convictions of any so;t whatever bit tho nauseating dis closures of tho Mormon leaders in the 8m"O* investiga'lon call for condemna tion from all sources and ptrties. Smith and C-innon, high functionaries of the Mormon Church, deliberately alltrm that they have continued to live with a plurality of wives and they havo been brazen enough to excuse them selves on tho ground that they aro ful filling tho laws of God. * However dang rous it may bo in a country like this for tho authorities of stato to t9ko the slightest cogdzance of a man's religious tenets, it is evo 1 more dang jrous to ignore such an at tack on the family institution. On tho integrity of tho American family the salvation of tho nation wholly d?ponds. The exiftenco of polygamy with or without the countenance of law is a so rious menace to it. When a Mormon, who excuses polygamy, pvon though he does not practice it, Is elect d to tho American senate itcinnot be regarded pave as an Impudent ohaliengn to that morality which is comm n to fbo Americ in poople of all religious and even irreligious classes. If this man Smoot be permitted to bold his seat In the sonate, tho ioevita b'o rosnlt will bo that the country will be held guilty of compromise with a form of immorality unspoakahla in its vileness. It is the plai i duty of all seif-respec Ing senators, regardless of party llcos, to j??in in kicking Rmoot from the body as thf y would a common cur. To our view there is but ono side to this question and the quicker the sen ate otts the better it will bo for all concerned. If the State of Utah chooses to remain the abiding place r jf men and women who select lives cf loathsome vlllaioy, it should at leas tbo mado to know and feel its posit 1? M as on outcast among decant commit* cities. BROKE INTO HIS HOUf iE> S. LcQninn of Cavendish, vt was robb;d of his oustomary health by In vasion of Chronic Constlpat'wh.-n ^??A^T HS ?lB We inVo his house, his trouble was. ?rrttstMft ?nrl now he's entirely cur?d. ffif^ilr anto?d to cure. 2ft o-^f-^jS?SSL Uoautlfy the Tonn. During the last few months in a number of South Carolina towns move ments have been inaugurated for "civic improvement." In these the la dies havo taken a conspicuous part. In Hennettsville, for oxample, a club of ladies has been formed with men as bolpers. which Is devoting Itself to beautifying tho town. Trees are being planted, grass plots laid out and care observed to obliterate unsightly spots. Nothing Is moro valuable to an indiv idual or community than a good ap pearanco. At small cost the public square, streets ar.d eldewalks of Lau rens could be mule and kept attractive. For years Tin: advertiser has urged that the courthouse should bo enclosed and a plot of ground surrounding tho building maintained as a little park. It is said that the late Col. McCorkle, who for m my j ears was probate judge Of York county, cultivated a small flower gaiden immediately beneath tho window of hi* office in the court house In Yorkvlllo and tho place was an obi ;ct of lnttre3t to all visitors. Nature has dealt prodigally with this city. With its hills and ravines and native trees the town is beau tiful in spito of Itsolf. With only slight attentiou its loveliness could be vastly multiplied aud tho task wou'd be a pleasant one to those who should un dertake It. The ladies of Lnircns havo hero the opportunity to Co a work for which the wholo poeplo would value and thank them. Tho Ladies Club hero has already placed the town under lasting obligations in tho matter of tho public library. If it will add town Improve ments to its other-d .itl< s, the. gratitude of tho people will b) treb'ed. k To a Contemporary. To the law of decay which is hu manity's doom a good, strong newspa per Is a joyous contradiction. This Is pointedly il'us'rated In the special edi tion of the Charleston News and Cou rier published last week, in celebra tion of its 100 birthday, A man bur dened with thy decrepitude of a cen tury would better dio. A newspapor of a hundred rejoices in the strength of its youth. Tho centennial edition of our contemporary is full of valuablo and interesting sketches which are im portant parts of the history of South Carolina und this country. Of course tho mechanical execution of the edi tion is good- as nearly perfect as is possib'c to tho printing art. Wo think I that the edition as compared with many others of a similar charactor is spe cially creditable on account of tho ab sence of vainglorious and undignified boasting. It speaks for itsolf. The AdverTiSbR greets its groat and good friend tho News and Courier and expects to renew its congratula tions exactly 100 years hence. Then the difference in our ages will not be so great. Aurovoh*. CLIMATIC CURES. The Influence of climatic conditions in the euro of consumption is very much overdrawn. The poor pat'ent, and the rich patient, too, can do much better at home by proper attention to food diges tion, and a rcguUr us3 of Gorman Sy rup. Free expectoration in the morn ing is made certain by Germ in Syrup, so is a good night's lvst and tho ab sence of that weakening cough and de bilitating night sweat Restless nights and the exhaustion due to coughing, the groato->t danger and dread of tho consumptive, can ba provento l or stopped by taking German Syrup lib erally and regularly. Should you b?. ab'e tog) to a warmer climo, you will Und that of tho thousands of consump tives thoiv, the few who are benefited and regain strength are thos3 who use Germ in Syrup. Trial bottles, 25 cents; regular size, 75 cents. Lauivns Drug 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 go iranteed, same as If so'ti for a dol lar That's King's way always. Sold b/ Laurens Drng Co. 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 ?VGarlington* \ i wo (.real Remedies I *For over 33 Yoais (no Standard of Home Preparations. ^?.,r Will Mtaitly relieve and OCVCil C? it,v'-,v curs,every *iU * ? mcnt and >U .-W ?ri*liiff 0_ _1? from Hi. Moi.:.??!,, twels, DafK8 ,iv,:r or luUnrys-vhence * 90 |-r CCM ..I all diseases emanate, it 1 eAnsoa, purities, strengthens and tones up the enliro dtain?jre and dlRcfiCvc !,>?:(<. m. Prka 50c. a bottle. Von Iliivnir CAUI) OK Thousands <>i Amorican families will havo none other. For hradnchen of ? ? n any kin.!, <.on.iip.uion, rf I le dl seineas, dyspepsia, * 1119 nervousness, rwri laste In mouth, distress after eatinjr etc..nothlne w||| Rive relief so quickly as Ihtuu palatable, lilt lc pills. 1'iico 60LU 117 Laurens Drug Co. Everybody should wear a W. 11. or a tv . . .^^r^r..^ r? ^^-v Snappy Spring Stylos, tw A"u,rk'"'s DAVIS, POPEP & CO. **""*?? "'""i'.T/s""?*.,?,. NEW SPRING SUITS. Young Men of Taste and Discernment will bo quick to appreciate the oxtroino stylishness of tho suit shown in tho picture. It is The Royal Sack, three-button, full chostod and bro.ul in tho shoulders, mado in all tho pop- . . ular Summer fabrics and in an attractive variety of patterns. /*1 . low W a price as %\J JL JBt THEKE is nothing in tho style, fit. fabric or tailoring of this suit that would suggest tho idea that it was ??Ready-made." On the other hand, there is everything in the appearance and quality to suggest tho highest class of merchant tailoring, it. is arc tailored by the best Clothing manufacturers in tho United States. MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SUITS. Our men's Suits, %\\ 50 to 12 50. Our youth's Suits, $;$ 00 to 12 50. Our boys' Kneo Suits, (><)c. to .$;> 00. Cannot be excelled by any. Spocial line of men's and boys' Panama and Straw HATS. I0o. to $ 10.00. FURNISHINGS and SHOES aro here in great abundance. SPECIAL /\KRAY OE VALUES. NECKWEAR?Never boforo have wo had such an array of val lies for 25 cts. aud 50 cts. Elegant 1 mie of Gloves. Tho greatest line of men's and boys' Negligee SHIRTS for 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 25 and %\ 50 ever shown in Laurens. Wo havo a fow oil-styles in men's HATS which wo aro sell ing for half-prico. Big valuo, should you like the style. LAU KENS. -'? S DAVIS, ROPEP & CO., OUTFITTERS TO PAPTICUUK PEOPLE. LAU PENS. FLORODORA COTTON SEED ROR SALE. Laurens farmers are enthusiastic over this Famous Cotton. We have the seed. Also Millet Seed and Clover Seed. Nitrate of Soda for Top Dressing, Try It. We Have It. Kennedy Bros ORDINANCE. STATE oy SOUTH CAROLINA. Btt IT ORDAINED, by the City Council <>f the Citv of Laurons,? That the Twelve days, from and af ter the passage of this Ordinance, it shall bo unlawful for any person, or persons, to kuep a hog or hogs, within the incorporate limits of the city of Laurons, froon May 1st to November 1 st. each yesir. Any person found guilty of violat ing the provision of this Ordinance shall bo lined not less than $5.00 nor more than $50.00, or be imprisoned or a term not less than five daysyilOl'f more than thirty days, and during said period of ihi nrisonmont the per son or persons so sentenced may, in the discretion otf Mayor or the Said Council of the City of Laurons, be rcunircd to labfl r on the highways, sheets or public works of the City of Laurons, and u nder the supervision and control of ffcho municipal authori ties of the saidl City, or such persons as they may appoint. t ?? \ Done* and ratified by tlto City 1 8KAF, v Co uttoil of the city of Lau city of Laurons hereto affixed; this the 18th day of Ap?U, 1904. C. K. UHAY, City* ov Laurens. L. 0. ILU.hK. Mayor. Clerk Council. Stvitc of South Carolina. CO?"NrYOF LAUKKNS. Where/as, Maggie L. Todd made- suit Ito me, to grant ner Letters of Admin istration de bonis non and with Will annexe d of the Estate of and effects of D. A. Todd, deceased. ' TH: KSK ARE THEREFORE to cite amiM imonieh all and singular tho Kin dred and Creditors of the eaid D. A. TotUt . deceased, that they be and ap pear' before me. in the Couri of Pro has*, to be held at Laurens C. H. 8. C, on ? te 28th day of April, 1904 next, alter publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in. hi ,e forenoon, to show cause, if any *b*J have, why the said Administiation *ho? iid not bo granted. G IVEN under my Hand, this 11th y of Aprii Anno Domini 1904. O. O. THOMPSON, j. p. h. o. ^ ^ April 11th?2t. ~ RADIUM Free Free Radios Radios Radios. Stnpendous Offer ii'i > by a Woll Known I'hiln. Firm, Radios Radios Radios Thousands of Persons in all Sections o ? the Oounlry Have Hoen Healed by this Wonderful Discovery. Kvery educated perion has hoard of Radium.,i<s wonderful powers and heal iiiR qualities havo occupied page after pag/e in tho Metropltan publications. Everybody knows that it is the greatest rum ?d y that God has even given to suffering humanity. Disease germs of overy description Ho3 bofore it?thoy cannot stand tho contact. We havo such faith iu our proposition that we guarantee absolutely to cure you. What is moro we will glvo you a wrU ton contract to that effect. This offer has never heon duplicated. Fill out the blank bjlow and mark tho malady from which you a-o sulTering and re Cfdvo by ronurn mail information that will be worth hundrods of dollars to you. Ask any banking firm regarding our responsibility. REE OFFER FREE OFFEK RADIOS O. 812 Droxol Building 1'hiladelphis, Pa. Sirs Kindly send me free of cost infor mation regarding your Radium treat ment and your wonderful remedy "Hadlos." Name. Address. City. tato. Disease. NEARLY EVERY FARMER NEEDS A. f PORTABLE ENGINE THE AJAX" i<? thoonr> toiiHfv "The >faehlnery People" will be Riad to pcnd catalogue and name price on application. *V. H. OIBBF.S OX, CO.. COLUMBIA. S. C ' Lni li\'-x. |lfltl?r?, flaw MUU, Cotton Oln n\nx Macl^iicry, Kto. The MM)' ?. Portable Shingle Mochlne WHY pay from 25 to 60 cents for a hair tonic when you can get a better article for 15 CENTS? Ask vour druggist for a bottle of HAIRINE It cures dandruff and all scalp diseases, docs not darken blonde hair, but leaves It soft and glossr. The. trial of one bottle will make you a friend of HA1RINK forever. Owing to the ex tremely low price at which It Is sold, we cannot 1111 mail orders unless 5 cents exira Is enclosed with the price. At druggists, 15.40 and 75 cents a bottle. , BE?L STREIT CO., Drug Sales Co.. Chicago. General Sales Agents. For salo locally by Laurens Drug Co. w7 y. boyd" Attorney at Law. Will pracbtco in all Sta'.o Courts Promptattention given to all b usiness SIMPSON & COOPER Attorneys at Law. Will praoblce In all State Courts. Prompt attention givento all business. J. N. LEAK, Auctioneer, Offers his services to the peo ple of Laurens County. Dr. Chas. A. Ellett, DENTIST. Law Range. MEN CAPABLE OF EARNING $1000 TO $5000 A YEAR. 1 TRAVELING SALESMAN, CLERK, MERCHANT. NO MATTER WHAT YOUR BUSINESS. A complete reorganization of tho Eroduelng department of The Mutual ife insurance Company of New York la this section afTords a chance for a few good men; eight vacancies on the agency force remain open for men of character and ability; you can lind out. by writing whether it will be worth while for you to mako a change, no previous exporienco is necessary. A course of professional instruction given free. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR ANCE CO., NEW YORK. Richard A. oCurdy, President. HAS PAID POLICY HOLDERS OVER 030 MILLION DOLLARS. Address, GEORGE T. DEXTER, Su Serlntendent of Domestic Agende?, '.VI fassau St., New York City, N. Yr. N. B. Dial. A. O. Tonu. DIAL & TODD, Attorneys and Coun= sellorsat Law. Enterprise Hank and Todd Ollico Build ing. Lau r en s i S. C. w.b. knigut. r.b. bado, KNIGHT & RABIS, Attorneys at Law. GsT Will practice in all the State and Federal Courts. Striot attention to all business intrusted to them. Office up-stalrs, Simmons' Building. Tax Attorney of Southern Pacific R.R. Mr. Dana A. Rose, of 74 W. 85th St., New York City, Suffered Intensely from Pleurisy and Pneumonia; He Used Duffy's Pure Malt W His key and In a Short Time Gained 25 Pounds. His Ortdy Medi cine During That Time Was DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY Mr. Itoso was stenographer to Mr. 0. F. Huntington nnrl to Mr. J. R. Gates. Vloo Prcsidont Southern Pacific Railroad, nnd Inter was private Secretary to Mr. Charles Crocker, President of tho Southern Pucillo Railroad ofCullfornin. Ho was Tax Attorney for tlio Southern Pncitio Hnilrond, and also looks after several largo estates in the sumo capacity in the city of Now York. t"I wos suffering from a Severn attack of pneumonia, had pleurisy in my Hide, and had catarrh very badly. I was unuhle to attend to my business, and wa3 under the doctor's care, but did not seem to gain strength or improve, and kept getting worse. I heard of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and decided to try it, ns I felt I could not be in any worse condition, as tin- doctor had given mo up. I commenced taking it, morning and evening, and soon gained the '25 pounds I had lost. Am now in perfect health, thanks to Duffy's Pure Mnlt Whiskey. I think it a wonderful cure. 1 am now able to attend to my reaj estate and Insurance business." Dana Aniasa Itoso, 71 West86th St., N. Y. City. 7,000 doctors prescribo nnd 2,000 hospitals use Duffy's Pure Mult Whiskey exclusively. Duffy's Pnre Malt Whiskey cures coughs, colds,consumption,grip, bronchitis.pneumonia and nil diseases of the throat and lungs. It is an absolutely pure, gentlo end invigorating stimulant and tonic, onilds up the- nerve tissues, tones up the heart, gives power to the brain, Strength and elasticity to the muscles and rich* nc8S to the blood. It brings into action all tho vital forces; It makes digestion perfect, and enables you to get from the food you eat tho nourishment it contains. It Is invaluable for overworked men, dilicato women and sickly children. It strengthens and sustains the system, Is a promoter of good health and longevity, makes the old young and keeps theyoungstrone. It contains no fusel oil and is the only whiskey recognized by the Government as a medicine. This is a guarantee. Be euro yott ask for DUPVT'? FtTRB MAT.T W1II8KKY. It U the only nt.oo lately Pure I>I?H Whlnkey which contain* medical, health-givla*; qnalltlea nnd the only Malt Whiskey recognised by the government m a medicine. PllKFV'S PimiC MAi.T wiiihkky la told In sealedhottlesonly.urrer In flaak ar hnlk. T-ook for the trade-mark?the aid chemist?on the label and see that the ?eat ?v?i the cork le unbroken. For sale at all Plspensatie? In South Carolina, or direct, #1.00 ?bottle, DUFF* HAI/T WBJttKEY CO., Roebasisr, H. THE BURSE REMOVED & SSA This Information Will Bring Joy and Happiness to Many Despairing Homes W. -m and will furnish uniiii|H>:ifli.il.l(.- Ef|C|)g*& RCMFIIY I/' ^ ? r m"1 ONi.l.-,-.. v.l.Hher it bo r|l?|flK& ilClflCUI BlOOd PuriflOr prim?r) orconstitutional,can becured by ? w""" Head what ii l>n>Slicing physician of twenty-two year*' standing says of It: i*H??? JWHMSDl' CO. ? n Pr^eton Ky..Aprdl6, 1903. This is to certify, that I h-voe and am nolv selling Foergs Remedy. I have bevi a practicing physician for bweniy4<wo years, and I think that Foergs Remedy is one of the best if not the best that I eUr sa<w or ?rpresc^^^ggisL extent of nil wotioy pald'for Fo?rga Remedy ir you say wo have failed. With ii.,- above Information boforo you if yougo on suffering from tho curse of poisoned Wood, elthor primary, constitutional or as a result of ?ercurlat treatroMU.do? t rale at fatebu s ...ply blame raunclf for hwo a a cuW.bsolute .-...0 sure. Tainted blood manifests Itself ta Oie form of S, r"tii a Brumal Ulieuiuatlc Pains. S.iir or swollen Joints, Eruption* or Copper on ..red S|h,Is on ?ho Faro or Ho ly. Little Ulcers In the Mouth or on the Tongue, Bore Throat. Swollen '1 ouslts, t- ailing "i( , i? u .ir or i :>. i..,,w.. and Anally a liCprous Liko Decay of tho Flesh and Bones. H youhsro any one of theso symptoms don'l dolay till too late hut ko to your druggist am! get a bottle of FOERG S REMEDY SA&tt&tt All drugglata Buarantao /#. If yourdrUKslsl .loos not handle this remedy send us $1.W for one bottle or ?5.00 for six W.ttles with our absolute guaranteo or money refunded by druggist or this company in full. All packages sent hi plain wrappers. All eorrespomlei.ee strictly confidential. FOERG REMEDY CO., Evansville, Ind. LAURENS DRUG CO. An Unlimited Number of Free Trips to the St. Louis Exposition, with Money for Incidentals. THE STATE is offering a free trip to the St. Louis Exposition to any one who will send it a number of new paid-in-advance subscribers. The first offer is a first-class ticket to St. Louis and return with $10 in cash for 16 new annual paid-in-advance subscriptions. Two six months subscriptions, or four three months subscriptions will be received as one annual subscription. If 26 new annual paid-in-advance subscriptions arc sent in, the round trip ticket and $20 in cash are given, and if thirty six new annual paid-in-advance subscriptions be sent in, the free ticket and $40 in cash arc given. The offer is to every one, and every one complying with the conditions will be given a free trip to St. Louis and the cash according to the offer. To those who try, but fail to get enough subscriptions to win the free trip, but get as many as 10 new annual paid-in-advance .subscriptions. .1 cash prize of $10 will be given. Besides these free trips THE STATE offers to scud the two most popular ministers and the two most popular school teachers in South C arolina to the exposition, giving each of them a first-class round trip ticket to St. Louis and $40 for expenses. Who arc the most popular Ministers and school teachers is to be decided by issuing certificates for all paid-in-advance subscriptions sent to THE STATE. I I IE STATE is also offering free trips to St. Louis to the R. F. D. and Star route carriers. Fuller details may be had of these offers by writing to the Exposition Department of THE STATE, Columbia, S. C. '1 - ?Vegetable Preparation For As - slmUatinglheFoodandRegula ling the Sloiiinclis aiidBowcis of (: Infants/IThildkkn Promotes DigcsUon.Chccr ful ness and Ttest.Con tains neither Opium.Morpltine nor>Imcral. KOT^ARCOTIC. netlpe ofOUinrSAMUELPtTC/lKR i\mpkm Seed-" Rath.lU.Wu s/iii -r f *? /.';f, niu'ftl - . lit CttrboiitilrSoda * hfrtfi:S'e*J - fjffi/ud SttMf Wnlery/vrit ftaroti Aperfeci Remedy forConsUpa non, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms, Convulsions, Feverish ncss and Loss OF SLEEP. FncSnnitc Signature or NEW YORK. At b. moiilhs <>ld J5 DOSKS - ]}C I IN I S CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. In Use \F For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THC Of NTAUn COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. THREE PAPERS EACH WEEK For ONE Dollar. The Advertiser and The Twice~A=Week Republic. 28 PAGES A WJBJBK THE REPUBLIC is the Great Democratic Paper of St. Louis. The World's Fair is soon to open in St. Louis. The National Democratic Convention meets in St. Louis this year. Each Week an Agricultural (4) Page Supplement is Sent Out with The Republic. All this goes to new subscribers to The Advkutisku, including The Advertiser, for $.00 a year, and to old subscribers to TiiB Advertiser who pay up one full 12 months in advance from date. This is Campaign Year in Laurens. mt , . \PU.Ollght: to take your County Paper. Would you ,ve in a county without a paper? Then at least pay a dollar a year and take one with The St. Louis Republic thrown in. P. S. Tiik Advkrtisk?, The News and Courier and The Republic one year for $1.50.