The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 20, 1904, Image 3
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AM'IMi OUK FRIENDS.
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Mr. J. A. P. Moore visited Spartan
burg Thursday.
Miss Jeaoie Ilix has roturii.d from
| vi -it in Greenville.
Mr. W. K. Lucas and family left Sat
urday for Ashcville.
Mr. John N. Wright of Lisbon was
in the city Saturday.
Lr. and Mrs. II. K. Aikon left on
yesterday for St. Louis.
Magistrate Walker of Cross Hill was
in the city Th?rs lay.
Misses BUa and Mary Kav of Hasley
pre visiting rolativos In the city.
Messrs. G. B. Taylor and S. J. A very
of Mt. Bethel wero in town Thursday,
Miss Maggie Bark^sdale returned
Thursday from a visit to Easley.
Misses Dorcas Palmes and Irene Bay
are visiting Mrs. W. L. Eppe in Spar
tanburg.
Misses Maudoand Lillian Drummond
of Lanford spent the past woek In the
city.
Dr. B. S. I.urn* of Hartsville is visit
ing his soos, Mess: s T. C, and W. E.
Luca*.
Mrs. Walter Simmons of Cross Hill
was la the c'ty on a shopp:ng trip last
Thursday.
Mr*. L. 'A . I.evcrott and children are
spending a few wockn at Ilend rson
ville, N. C.
Miss Bess'o Todd is in Asneville,
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. James
John* tone.
Miss Carrie Miller loft on Monday
for a visit to Mrs. R. A. GritHu of
Knoxville, Tenn.
Misses Eugenia and Ruth Crisp of
Mountvillo wtre guests last we.k of
relatives in ths city.
Mr. Paul Allen of Princotoa went to
Rock Hill Thursday to alten 1 the Stale
Teachers' Association.
Misses May and Jimmio Pioson of
Madden speut the past wee': with Mr.
Rhett Roid's family.
Miss Josephine Mnt r we it to Se
dalla on Monday ti arond a fortnl^l.t
with her brother, Mr. J. E. Mlnter.
Misses Lila Hurt, Elizabeth nud Vir
ginia Simpson left on Saturday to visit
Mrs. E. E. Williams to In Newberry.
Mr. Walter Chainhle", foraoer'y of
Clinton, recently of Blbcrton, Ga., is
now connected with The advertiser.
^ Misses Ltl Harris and Leila Thomp
son of Sparenburg, who has been visit
ing in Laurens, are s immering at Ashe
ville.
Mrs. S. C. Reid and children of
?Clinton havo been the guests of Mr.
; *?nd Mrs. W. B. Bramlett, the pant
L""- Mits Rosa Helle Moore has returned
' from Staunton, Va., where she has
beon visitiug her sister, Mrs. D. G.
Kuckman, the past three mdnths.
Mrs. David B. Werts of Silver
Street, Newberry county and Mrs.
Tames Herbert of Saluda, aie visiting
their sister, Mrs. Mattio O.vings.
Miss Lizz'e Edwards of Columbia
came up Friday to visit her f tther, Dr.
Manning Edwards at Alma and her
sister, Miss Lulu Edwards in the city.
Miss Claudia Copeland, who recently
graduated as a nurse from the Old Do
minion Hospital, Richmond, has ac
cepted a position in the hospital at
Greenville.
Hon. Horace L. Bomar, a leading
member of the Spartanburg bar and a
representative from that county in the
last Legislature, was in the city pro
fessionally Thuisday.
Mr, J. Quincy Mahaffey and daugh
ter, Miss Lois Mahaffey, of Te.xarkana,
Texas, arrived in Lauren? Sunday to
visit relatives and frieuds in the city
and in the county.
Mrs Joseph H. Sullivan, accompan
ied by Misses Jenie, Josio and Sadie,
her daughters, and Miss Lalla May
Dial, daughter of Dr. W. H. Dial, left
Monday for Saluda to spend several
.vv^jeks.
Miss Ida W. Todd, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Todd, is attending the
North Carolina Summer School for
Teachers at Raleigh. MUs Todd is a
graduate of Limestone and since bei
graduation she has been teaching at
Gaffnoy with tine success.
Mr. Gus Beadle of Clarksville.ToxaP,
is on a pleasant visit to Mr. W. B.
Bramlett and other relatives in this
section. It has bec^ 38 years since Mr.
Beadle left Lau oiis county for the
West and this is his first visit to his
native heath.
Mr. and Mrs.Robt. B. Bell are enter
taining a house party at their clogant
homo three milts East of Laurens.
Airs. McArthur and little daURhters
Mi'in Rudisail of Shelby, N. C and
IWiiss Estello Poncho of Coronaca are
| among their guests.
White Man in Jail.
Deputy Sherifi' Owings lodged in
jail last week Will Hrazzsll, a young
white man, hailing from North Caro
lina, on the charge of having robbed J.
Marion Winn, a mill operative of thlB
city of his watch, valued at $25.00.
CHOKING CATARRH CURED.
Your Money Hack If Hyomel Hues
Not (Jure You.
"Use Hyomoi and bo cured of c ta> rb,"
is what all who havo tried it for that
disease say to their friend''.
ft Is the easiest thing in the world
to stop catarrh at its beginning if you
U80 Ilyomei. Just breathe the health
giving, balsamic air for a few minutes
and your catarrh will bo cured.
In this city and neighboring towns
thore are hundreds who can tostify to
the remarkable powers of Ilyomei to
cure catarrh. Many of the stauncbest
friends of this romody to-day began Iis
use with little hope that they would bo
cured, but as Tho Laurens Drug Co.
olfered to rofund tho money if it d.d
not cure, they decided to try it on that
p'an, and wero a ion restored to health.
W. Y. BOYD,
Attorney at Law.
Will practice in all State Courts.
Prompt attention given to all business.
id
MOKE EVIDENCE.
It is Coming in Rapidly in
Laurens.
Kvidence cm the following subject
will prove of Interest to every Laurens
reader. So many people go through
the Fame experience dally. Th:s public
statement stioubi be proof positive to
overy wavering doubter, it-ad it care
fully :
L. H. Folter, employed in the Cotton
Mill, residing on Factory Hill says:
"My kidneys and back havo bothered me '
lor quite a while. My back seems to
Le tho weakest spotabout me and when
I tako cold it always settles tbere and
knocks mo out. 1 nave been so bid at
times tbat l h ul to lose several days
from work. Tho kidnoy seoretlons
were disordered, very dark and full of
sediment ami annoyed me by making
mo get up during the night. I tried
different remodies and wore plasters
but nothing did me any good until I
got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at
Palmetto Drue Company's store. Since
using r.hom tho backaoho has left me
and I ciu sleep all night without my
res' being disturbed and the kidney sn
crotlons havo all olotro l up and have
no sediment in them.
For salo by all dealers Price 50 ots.
Fo?ter*Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y.,
sole agon's for the United State*.
Itemombor tho name?Doan's?acd
tako no other.
MERCHANTS NEWS.
L dies white canvas oxfo.ds at |1.20
at UopelanU's.
Negligeo Shirts, new patterns at
cost at Cope!and'8.
Straw Hats must go. The price wo
are asking will make them go.
Copeland's.
Low out shoes at a sacrillco at Cope
land's.
Dutcbcs3 Trousers, "ll.01 a rip, 10
cents a button." Thoy are going at
cost at Copoland's.
Dolts and suspenders at cost. 6o cents
lino 39 oents; 2n cents lino 10 coots. At
Copland's.
Buy a Buck's Stove. They are made
of the very best material and are so
constructed that they will cook quicker
ami use loss wood than any other stove.
We havo them in different sizes and
stylos for you to select f-om.
S. M. & E. Hi Witkes & Co.
Do sure to got; what you will need in
Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumblors and Extra
Tops while tho special prices ar.? on as
tho prices are not guaranteed to last
for any length of time.
s M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co.
Wo are s' owlug on our sample floor
a beautiful line of Bed Ronn Suits,
solid oik, well finish ul and at prices
tbat will be to your interest to 8'-e be
fore you buy.
S. M. & E. H. Wi.kos & Oo.
Don't try to pass awav the hot sum
mer days without a refrigorator, w-iter
coolor or an ice cream freezer. We only
have a few of either left and wo will be
glad to show you what wo have and
givo you prices at anv time.
S. M. & E H. Wilkes & Co.
You are interested in this: That
anything you want or need to furnish
your house with from the kitchen to
the parlor can be found at
S. M. & E. II Wilkes & Co.
HAVE YOU A TEMPER?
Answer Before Reading ThK
Sonic people have worms and often
don't kn iw it. The doctor is too polite
to tell them. Ho o are eonn of the
syrap'.oms: A sick feeling at chest, a
choking o >jgh with tendency to gag,
SU hlen uneasiness and p um in stom
ach, itobing around corners of nose.
All these, and more, Indicate worms.
An irritab'e temper is one of the sur
oits'go-? of Worms in adults and chil
dren Kirg's Vermifuge is the cure,
and it is sure. For vory young chil
dren givo King's worm candy, which
is pleasant-tns'os good. Children like
it. Tho price lor each is 25 cents.
Some years ago I sold one of my cus
tomers, Mr. , of this place, a box of
Dr. King's Worm Candy- His wife bad
been in bid health for some time, and
he urged her ti take some Worm can
dy. She, of course, did not want to
take it, but after some very strong ar
guraent ho finally prevailed. She took
four Loz inges according to directions
and passed sixty three worms. She
hoi bte i taking medicino from several
phys'oians and thoy did her no good
Ho h willing to be qualified that, some
of the worms wc-oa foot long. Ho also
give his child some of the Candy and
it passed three worms, making In all
sixty-six worms from one box of Dr
King's Worm Candy. This testlmon
ial isentircly unsolicited, but I thought
it ray duty to Inf >rm you of the merits
of the Worm Candy in this tection.
Yours truly, Walter B. Baker,
j i Jonesville, N. C.
Sold bv The Palmetto Drug Co.
a Personal Letter to Business Men
DEAR SIR: How about insurance
We presume you believe in it. We
fur.her prcHumo that you carry insur
ance, ono as a protection for your faml
ly,?the other as a businoss protection
But in case of accident or Illness oi
both and the resultant loss of the time
that Is the mo-t precious of all your
possessions ? perhaps your slofjk in
trade,?havo you insured that? If not
why not?
You are a hundred times more likely
to be hurt than have a fire, and death
only oomoi once, and accident Insur
ance covers accidental death.
I represent tho Company that insures
the best and mo-t liberal contracts that
aro written, wh'ch lias abundant assets
and a sense of justice and liberality
that will make your hoart glad should
you be unfortunate onough to bo ill or
g-t bur:. Accident or illness grants
Immunity to no man -no4, oven to you
Yours truly,
W. If. DIAL,
Agent oi* the Fidelity and
Casualty Company.
THE LADIES favor painting their
churches, and thorcfore wo urgo evory
Mini*tor to rememborwo give a liberal
quantity of tho Longman cfc Martinez
Paint toward tho painting.
Wears and covors like gold.
Don't pay $1.60 a gallon for Linseed
Oil (worth <>0coots) which you do when
you buy other paints in a can with a
pain' label on It.
8 & ii make I i, Iber, fore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint, buy
only eight of L. ?v, M , and mix six gal
lons pure Linseed Oil with it, and thus
get paint at less thin 81.20 per gallon
Mtny houses aro woll painted with
four ga'lnns of L. ?Sr M. and three ga'
lons of Linseed Oil mixed therewith.
These eelobr itrd paints aro sold by
W. L. Boyd, Laurens.
Clinton Pharmacy, Clinton.
<j fE9rr cj> XT.
Bears tha stlh9 ^ Y?u llaW AlwaT8 Mfa
Annual Report
COUNTY TREASURER
FOR FISCAL YEAR, 1903.
To His Honor, the Presiding Judge
of the Court of General Sessions for
Laurens County, July Term, 1904.
Dials No. 7.
Emma Dial, 36 oo
36 oo
" " 36 oo
36 oo
86 oo
36 oo
36 oo
W R Harris, lo 65
Drusilla Moono, 2o 5o
6 16
Dials No. 8.
Oena Henry, 3o oo
- " 3o oo
32 2o
" 30 oo
" 3o oo
" " 3o oo
William Moone, 2o oo
" " 2o oo
Sullivans No. 1.
E L Humbert. 3o oo
" " 8o oo
" So oo
" 3o oo
K P Allen. 35 ar>
" " 5o oo
" " 5o oo
" " 5o oo
E P Allen, 5o oo
M A Sullivan, 15 oo
15 oo
15 oo
J M Holums, 3 5o
T Q Donaldson, 30 6o
Chas P Brooks, 1 25
Juo M Wood, 6 oo
Jno W Sullivan, 0 oo
" " 3o oo
" " 3o oo
" 3o oo
Sullivans No. 2.
Letitia Meniaion, 3o oo
M " 3o oo
" " 3o oo
" " 3o oo
" " 3o oo
" " 3o oo
" " 3o oo
lola Beoks, lo oo
J M Wood. 32 oo
Clerk Court Laurens Co., 1 25
P L Bramlett, 82 So
Jock Johnson, 12 oo
Sullivan No. 3.
L D Elledgc, 4o oo
" " 4o oo
" " 4o oo
40 oo
" " 4o oo
41 55
lola Boeks, IS oo
Charles P Brooks, 10 oo
Lucy N Mills, 12 oo
" " 24 oo
Sullivans No. 4.
J F Harling, lo oo
*? " 4o oo
" " 1* oo
W A Baldwin. 8 08
Sullivans No. 5.
Nannie Babb, 3o oo
" " Jo oo
" " 3o oo
?? " 3o oo
" 11 3o oo
" " 3o oo
Anderson Tumblin, 4 65
J W Humbert, 15 oo
" " 15 oo
Sullivans No. 6.
R W Nash. 40 oo
31 25
?? " 4o oo
" ?' 4o oo
*? " 4o oo
??Ii 4o oo
" " lo oo
S A Robertson, 25 oo
?? ?' 25 oo
" " 25 oo
Pearl Hipp. 12 5o
" " 12 5o
? ?' 12 So
Sullivans No. 7.
J O Martin, 35 oo
" " 35 oo
35 oo
'? " 35 oo
" " 35 oo
R A Vanoo, 15 oo
Brooks & Jones, 2 2o
Waterloo No. I.
M B Mitcholl, 0 75
Eveline MoDaniol, ?o oo
Madison Puckett, 20 oo
Brooks & Jones, 53 (Jo
Myrtie Culbortson, 34 oo
34 oo
Lula B Crout, 25 oo
18 75
Prances Langston, 35 oo
3 5 oo
Waterloo No. 2.
Hattie S McCullough, 3o oo
" " 3o 00
" " 3o oo
" *' 3o oo
" 3o oo
Annie J Chappell, 2o oo
" M . 2o 00
" 2o CO
Waterloo No. 8.
James A. Madddon, .S5 oo
" " 55oo
" M 55oo
?? " 56oo
" 55oo
" " 55oo
A E Ferguson, 25 oo
Annie E Ferguson, 12 5o
25 oo
W W Washington, 2 75
H Culbortson, )3 no
Waterloo No. 4.
L E Reeder, 3o oo
" " 3o oo
" " 3ooo
" 3o oo
*' " 3ooo
Mary E Barksdale, 2o oo
" 2o oo
" " 2o oo
H E Oray, lo oo
M L Moore, 5 oo
T B Jones, 3 15
Waterloo No. 5.
Corrje A Moore, 35 oo
00
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85 oo
" 35 oo
" 35 oo
J R Robertson, 18 oo
" " 18oo
18 oo
Helen Williams, 18 oo
Waterloo No. 6.
May Madden, 32 5o
32 fto
32 .rm
" " 32 5o
" 82 5o
32 So
L 0 Eichelberger, 2o oo
" " 2o oo
" 2o oo
J O Nslson, 8 15
" " 8. w
J W Fowler, 14 oo
Qeo Ross, 11 45
Waterloo No. 7.
Maggie Coats, 25 oo
" 25 oo
" 25 oo
" " 25 oo
" ? 25 00
W E Washington, 20 25
" M oo
?? " 81 9o
?? " 85 oo
?? as oo
India IHM,
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Waterloo?No 14.
J Y Bryson,
?0
So
Anon W Anderson,
Lewis Anderson, I
Chas. F. Brook*,
Leu is Lutt,
ii ii
Maggie L Johmon,
G W lioog,
Reuben Pitts
Willie May Brown,
Cross Hill No. 1,
I C Turner,
Henrietta Graut,
S P Barksdale,
Myrtle Cultortson,
?I ii
H E GrBy,
A M Turner,
E L W?lls,
Cross Hill No. 2.
Lizzlo Jones,
Eva Martin,
Cross Hill No. 8.
BesAio Iiudgon?,
Jane Holland,
ii ti
I ii i<
L C Eichelberger,
Cross Hill No. 4.
Paulino MoCsrley,
Rosa Moot,
ii ii
ii ii
Brooks & Jones,
Cross Hill No. 6.
S A Leaman,
Laoa Young,
it ii
ii it
Annie Ciardy,
Cross Hill No. 6.
Lizzie Hunter,
Bottle E. Tmeley,
S T Hiebardson,
ii ii
W T Walker,
Cross Hill No. 13.
G L ?ims,
J C Hutchison,
ii ii
Maud Martin,
J T Spear*,
LS McHwaiu,
Hunter No. 1.
H E Gray,
Brojks & Jones,
T J Pyles,
F W Williams,
Hunter No. 2.
8 W Bryson,
Gray A; Shealey,
Pa'nietto Drug Co.,
Annie Clardj,
Lucy C Byro\
Hunter No. 8.
D A Hipp,
(-has. P. Brooks,
Fn.nk Threat,
Elizabeth i 3&V.,
?i
W T Harri?,
ii ii
? i ii
ii ii
Lob? rt Miller,
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(To be continued,
Headache and Neuralgia
Cured by Nervalginc. For sale by
Laurens Drug Co,, \V, W. Dodson and
all other Druggists.
w.u. kniqut.
KNIUHT & IIA Hit,
Attorneys at l*aw.
iMT Will practice In all the State and
Federal Courts. Strict attention to all
bublneas Intrusted to them
Office up-stalrs. Simmons' Building
IM
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^jtfttlo oi* OUR
, MSrOVKRY
^Nature's Remedy. )
'I ho Croat Blood PurUlor, Klduey und
Liver Regulator, und Receives
A Guarantee Goes With Each
And tho druggist signs tlio guaran
teo. You run no risk in tho trial. Our
Now Dlsoovory is not an alcoholic
Stimulant, which is worse thuu no
stimulant, but it is th^ great building
up and purifying remedy, purifying
the hood and cleansing tho system
from all impurities, which givc> new
bfo and vigor to every organ, ft oos
itively our es all blood diseases such as
Itching Skin, l'implos, I<'c/.oma, Blood
Po.for., Soioiulu, ivhi'umatism, audit
restores tho Nervous System to its
Normal condition, produces a healthy
spot titc, turns and regulates I he boart,
slid It regulated the Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels. The use of a single bottle
Will conviuco any one of Its wonderful
curative p/opartles. For sale by The
Laurens Drug Co.; W. W. Dodson.
Harquhar Threshers
Ajax Portabio Engines
and can make prompt
shipment.
Prices Right. Catalog on
request.
GlBBKS Machinery Co.,
Columbia, S. C.
No Beuelil.
Bottle.
THRESHERS.
We have a E*ull Stock
of the well-known
AND
We will offer for a short time
MASONS FRUIT JARS
At the following prices, as we are crowded for room, and want to
move these goods at once. Remember these prices are only for a
short time and are not guaranteed to hold for any length of time:
Half Gallon Jars 75c per dozen
Quart Jars 55c per dozen
Pint Jars 50c per dozen
Jellie Tumblers 25c per dozen
Extra Jar Tops 25c per dozen
Extra Rubbers 5c per Dozen
If you are expecting to use any Jars this season now is the time to
buy. Ours are the Ball Hason Jar which is the best Jar on the market
INFAN jS /'CH1LDREN
Promotes Digcslion.Chcerful
nessandRest.Coiilains uellher
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
Kot "NAiic otic .
rirri'pe of oi<t DrSAMUELPtTCIiER
i\i>rjj;m Seetl'
sflx.Sfnna '
IlotkrlU Mit -
Jt-ffjentvHt - ?
/// CiiitoHakScda *
Mtnftifetd -
Clnrtfitd. Sugar
hHiUn/nv/1 flavor.
Apcrfecl Remedy forConslipn
lion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoe?*
Worms,Convulsions, Feverish
ness nnJ LOSS OF SLEEI?.
FacSimilo Sigonlurc of
NEW VC UK.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
?
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
WE HAVE A FEW
COTTON SEED HULLS
This is the last lot we can
get this season.
LAURENS COTTON MILL STORE.
T. C. lyUCAS , Manager,
I have bought out the Livery business of C. S.
Fuller. I will conduct, a First-Class
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable,
Always on hand safe horses and nice turnouts at
reasonable rates. Kentucky saddle and harness
horses ? Give me a trial.
J. H. DAVIS,
-P1I0NK 81. FULLER'S OLD STAND.
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HUDGENS BROS.,
LAU REINS, S. C.
Foundry,
riachine Shops,
Building Material.
U/H HEDA ID Engines, Saw Mills, Threshers,
WC KErAllY Gins aud all Kinds of Machinery. Make Cast
ings of all Kinds.
Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Shingles, Laths, Framing, Moulding,
Doors, Blinds, .Sash, Lime, Cement and Hair.
Selling Agents for The Rapid Fire Hay Press.
Mail orders will have prompt attention.
HUDGENS BROS.
When You insure Your Life
Select a Massachusetts Company
under the "Massachusetts System,"
|\vhieh guarantees equity to all.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
OP BOSTON, MASS.,
?IS THE?
Oldest, Largest, and Strongest
Massachusetts Company.
This Company offers exceptional inducements to men
of energy aud integrity who would like to enter the
business of life insurance. WritiS for Particulars,
JOHN Y. GARLINQTON, & CO.,
i) k pa rt m kn t M.\ x ag k ks.
L/AURKNS, S. C.
WinteXmiths
Cgiii <Sxb
A MEDICINE OF MERIT.
Sold on a Guarantee
TO CURE CHILLS,
CURES AGUE, DENGUE,
LaGRIPPE AND BILIOUSNESS.
Of All Druggists.
50C
MI.QO
DYSPEPSIA CURED FREE!
Wanted! 100 Genuine Cases of Chronic Dyspepsia,
Who will each receive, free of Charge, a regular bottle of
the vS. GROVFR GRAHAM REMEDY for
DYSPEP?IA.
The (irovcr Graham Dyspepsia Remedy is sold under a positive
guarantee that it will cure Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gastritis or any
lot in of stomach disorder, no matter how chronic or severe. The
very first dose removes all distress, tones the weak stomach, pre
vents fermentation and restores digestion. Every nerve and fiber
of the body depends upon the stomach for its support. When di
gestion ceases a slow form of starvation begins, and the vital or
gans, deprived of their subsistancc, become debilitated. Good di
gestion is essential to health, proper assimilation of nourishment
means pure, rich blood, strong nerves, sound sleep aud makes life
worth living. The most chronic case of stomach disorder is imme
diately corrected by our remedy.
Write for Lecture on Dyspepsia, free, S. Grovcr Graham Co.,
Newburgh, N. Y.
Remember! The Grove? Graham Dyspepsia Remedy is Guar
anteed to cure, and in evidence of the desire of the proprietors to
convince the public of the wonderful remedial properties possessed
b) this preparation, they have made arrangements to distribute,
FREE OF CHARGE, lOO of the regular bottles to genuine cases.
Cut out this advertisement and present at the druggists mentioned
below.
LAURENS DRUG CO.?
LAURENS, S. C_