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AMOXJ OH IC FRIENDS. Mr. fr*?1 McCarley of Baton Rouge, la.tfterafcw jays visit to Mr. and Hjri. J- N. Hudgens hss returned ? \MMin- R K- Copland and O. W. Shell spent a day or so In Columbia I hit week. Mrs. S. W. Vancn and Miss M?ry Boyd went to Greenville Friday to visit Dr. ?od Mrs. Frauk Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Harris and two c'iildreo of San Antonio, Texas, are on a two months visl*. In this section. Mr. ? Sffci'iLs is a Georgian and Mrs. Uarrh its MUs Lalla Martin, daughter of Mr. M. Wartin of Young's township. Thoy wero the guests last week of Dr. mil Mrs B. K. Martin. ThiB week they are vUitlng up in Youags. Mr Harris **J* the crop* In South Texai sre generally very good. Cotton is openiug right along and picking has oommenced lu many places. Mrs. J. Monroe King of Eaeley and \ Mr*. Sarah Turner of Greenville wero ' guests last weok of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. K. Hudgeus. Messrs. Thos F Ray, Thrs, Ray, Jr., and Knox Simpson and Misses Josephine Fuller and Hattio Boulware ipent last week at Siomp Springs. Mr. W. T. Austin, ono of the most prominent citizens of the county, was In town Friday from Oro*? HIH, Mr. Gary Bailey of Clinton was in the city Wednesday. Bishop Joseph H. Key, Southern M. E Church, writes: "We gave Dr. Mof fe'tt's "TEETHIN A" (Teething Pow ders) to oar little grandchild with the happiest, results. The effects were al most magical, and certainly m >re sat isfactory thsn from anything wo ever rtd." "TEETHINA" (Teething .wrder)countoricts and ovcrcomos the effects of the summer heat. Lanrens Reclaims Good Cfllz-n. Mr. James A. Summersett, a firmer popular citizen of ih's city, after a res idence of several i ears lu Columbia, bat returned to Liurens a"d is resid ing at 121 South Harper street. Mr. *8ummersett is train mas1 er for the Col umbia, Newberry A Laurens Rsl'road and Is very popular wlih everybody. He and his interesting f?mlly a-e warmly welcomed back to Laurens. ?tomach ancf Liver Tablet*. They in vigorate the liver, and the digestion, 'froRulat?s the b ?wo s and prevent bil ious attacks. For sa'e by the Lauror-s Drug Co._ AU the News of Ty'crsville. Messrs. j. II Powers, H. M. Chaney, J. R. Duncan and koy Powers have cone to Tennessee this week for a visit "Mr. Larry DiUard is at home from Clinton. Miss Lula Blackwell of Duo West is visiting at Mr. j. P. Dillard's. k Miss Annie McKinley is visiting the PWisios Clarke this week. | Miss Lula Chaney is visiting her r brother, Mr. Ernest Chaney. Misses Belle Craig and Dot Murphy Of Ora, visited Mr. J S. Cralg Monday. Messrs. Edgar andColler Burdette, of Laoford, vislud at Mr. Peterson's last 8unday. Mrs, Laura Bsfs, of Langley, Is visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. War ren Blakelcy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Abercromble and Jesse Lea visited Mr. and Mrs. E. D. r.. Chsney last Monday. Mr. Will Myres and family visited at Mr. T. P. Poole'a Sunday. Rev. G. M. Boyd held a good meet ing at Sandy Springs last week. Mr. Willie Chaney visited Roy and Mirvin Sanders Ti.osday ntght. Misses Bertie and Nora Wstson, of Cross Anchor, visited at Mr. C. A. Pulley's Sunday. Mr. C. A. Owings, of Cross Anchor, visited at Mr. Ernest Chaney's Mon dsy night. Mrs. Lucy Glenn, of Philson's, is vis iting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Little. NIGHT WAS HER TERROR, "i would cough nearly all nightlong" writes Mrs. Ohas. Applegate, of Alex andria, Ind., "and could hardly get any sleep. I had consumption so bad that if I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but, when other medicine* failed, three $1.00 bot tles of Dr. King's New Discovery whol ly cured me and I gained 58 pounds." It a absolutely guaranteed to cure cou ghs, colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Pries 50c and 11.00. Trial bottles free at The Laurens and Palmetto Drug Co's. BIU DAY AT WARES SHOALS. Barhecae and Picnic ? Stockholders Annual Meeting. A large number of Laurens people intended the big 'cue and picnic at ^wrares Shoals Thursday. A tremen dous crowd was there, the counties of Greenwood, Greenville, Abbeville and Anderson joining in with Laurens with large contingents. The serving of the barbecued dinner was a feature of the occasion. There was p'enty for every body. The croads spent the day in visiting ^he mill, power house, b:g steel bridge, ?-he dam and canal, etc. P The stock holders meeting was held In the ofllce of President Dial. His annual report was submitted, showing everything to bo in a most exc*)J?nt condition. The following board of directors was then chosen for the ensuing year, J. O C Fleming, W. H. Rlchey, N. B Dial, W. L, Gray of Laurens, C mgress naan J. T. Johnson of Spartanburg and Gadsden E. Sbands of Columbia. At a subsequent meeting of the directors, Mr. Dial was re-elected president and treasurer of tho company. Steady progrc.su is being made on all the work underway and It Is the expect atloa of tho company to have the mi'l in operation ea-ly next winter. Messrs. Gallighy and Bramletf' who a-e grading the railroad spur from Blrmores arc on the fourth milo and will loon finish up their contract CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children. Tbu Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ,.j3l_.Jh.-*.?-.., Annual Report COUNTY YKKAAUftSR *OR FI8CAL YHAR, 1903. To His Honor, the Providing J?dKo of tho Court of QoMfiSouionofor Lauron. County, July Term, 1?04. Hunter No. 4. AUio Wood, 4j M 4o 00 4o 00 4o 00 4o 00 4o 00 io 00 4o 00 4o 00 11 11 ft ? 1 (i WvF Rico, 2000 - .1 j*?00 12 <* Hunter No. 5. K R Ayoook, Oo 00 6} 00 H et OO OO II m a 00 00 60 00 W A M Pltxoo, 25 % 44 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 In? Vinw, 25 00 ; " *5 00 25 00 " " 25 00 " M 25 00 '* " 25 00 M. L. 8ion, 3o 00 3o 00 " M to 00 " M 3o 00 " " 3o 00 3o 00 Fronde Kennedy, 3o 00 3ooo 41 3ooo 44 8000 8000 ?? 80 00 The J W Oopeland Co, 74 51 Ellen Johnson, 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 I H Alston, 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 Janie Langford, 2o 00 20 00 " " 2o 00 " 2o 00 Hunter No. 6. M L Brown, 80 00 Genevieve Boozer, 80 00 44 41 30 00 80 00 " 30 00 41 80 00 ?? M 80 00 Genevieve Boozer, 30 00 *4 3o 00 MCH Dillard, 25 00 25 00 25 00 Hunter No. 7. C A Nance, 2o 00 " " 2o 00 Lalla Workman, So 00 30 00 30 00 So 00 30 00 Jacks No. 1. Gena Henry, 13 00 Homer Henry, 5 75 M S Bailey & Sons, 3 5o J T Robertson, 132 2o Lyde E Milam, 25 00 " " 25 00 ?* 41 25 00 " 25 00 41 *4 25 00 ?4 ** 25 00 ? * 25 00 " 25 00 " " 12 5o SAO Martin, 20 00 " " 20 00 " 20 00 Jacks No. 2. Minnlt Wallace, 33 00 m 85 00 " 83 00 " " S3 00 ? ?m 33 00 mm 8600 m 11 33 00 m 11 g5 00 m m 83 00 I) P Millar, lo 00 iooo m 11 to 00 Jacks NO 8. Nannie Slmpton, Oo 00 m 40 00 m 15 fx, m ?? 4ooo " 4o 00 hm 4o 00 m m 4ooo m iO OO A D Pater, 28 10 Herbert Alexander, 2o 00 m m /)0 00 Jacks No. 4. B F Copeland, 80 00 .? II. Ferguson, 80 00 ? m 25 00 h ft 48 00 11 m 35 00 23 00 m io OO ? " " 15 00 ' 1 " 1 25 Jacks No. 5. Mattlo Young, W 00 m 33 OO " " 25 00 m 25 00 ?? 23 00 " 25 00 " 25 00 25 00 Lula R Johnson, 2o 00 ?? " 2o 00 it " 2o 00 '/ ff 2o 00 J J DilUr/l, 2o 00 " " '*o qq ?? m 20 00 ?? ?' 2o 00 Jacks No. 6. J II Payne, 13 23 Ella Peterton, 25 00 ?? n 25 00 ? ? 25 00 // 25 00 " it 28 00 2 5 .qq William Byrd, 18 00 18 00 18 00 ScufTletown No. 1. Oh*rise F Brooks, lo 00 J R Todd, 5 P9 Lucy 81o?n, 93 00 ?? m JJ5 03 m I? 35 00 mm 35 00 mm 35 00 m m 35 00 m " 85 00 Pulton It B)ftko)#y, 2o <*> f) 2o flo ft m 40 H f? 2o o# 0. _ Soofnetown No. 2. Ohas. F. Brooks, Luna Harkidals, ? K MetU, r> ? 1A Scufnetowo No. 8. P*lin?tto Drug Co., C A Saxon, 8allle Garrel?, Mary Williams, ii ? I II Albert Johnson, ?< it ii i. SoufTtetown No. 4. J W Donnon, ii ii Ohas. ?. Brooks, T P Poo\ C A Pully, M Alice Little. R Y Klblea. Emma William?, Minnie B .Smith, ii it 1 _ ? ? Ora No. 12. T P Byrd, Treaa. Chaa F Brooka, ? General Fund. Cbaa F Brooka, ?i ii ' ii ii Chalmers Armstrong, Hurrioano No. II. The J W Copeland Co. Myrtle Year gin, Clara Neal, Fountain Inn, t B. H B Dom 1 nick, Henrietta Burnett, Lillie Harrison, Rebecoa Reid, Sallio J Johnson, Lanford No, 10. Maude L Drummond, Mosslo Lanford, Cha? F Brooke, 8 M & E H Wllkee, Emma D M.?*eey, Corria Bradford, Mountvllle No. 10. Brooks & Jones, J H Motes, W P Culbertson Alfred Lindsey, Medical Account. Dr B F. Godfrer, J R Culbertson, ii W H Young, C D East, ii ii C L Poole, ? i i, B F Godfrey. ii if J T Poole, o H J L Donnon, J W Davis, o it J W Beason, 0 L Poole, T B Duckett, S 8 Knight, J Lee Young, ? i ii W H Dial, M B Roberts, 1 L W Bailey, ii ii 8 F Blakeley, J R Fowler, Jes?e H TeagiK, J W Young, B F Posey, it E Hughes, E W Plnson, J H Miller, A R Fuller, W E Goddard, Merchandise Account. Mptelsy 4k Roland, ii i* J R Anderaon, Laurens Roller Mills, S M Sc E H Wilkes, ii ii W L Boyd, agent, ii * *( J E Minter A- Bro., ii ii Adolphus Shaver, W S Gray & boom, m ii Dorroh St Peden, ii m S R Todd, it ii W G Wilson As Co , ii ii J M Pitts Sc Hro., ii ii W O Itasor, J H Sullivan, ii ? i HP Milam 4t Go,, ii ii S M A E H Wilkes, ii ii Lauren a Hardware Co., ii ii Voung's Pharmacy, Brooks Sc Jonos, ? I ii Gray St, Shealey, if J M Pitts, n ii Crisp A Hlmmons, H Terry, i? p J M Pbllpot, ii ii Todd, Simpson ic Co., ii ii M H Fow!er, A G Edwards A- Ho, Laurena Iron Works, Wo b* canMnusd.) Cures rxrvd Preyervts Disease Tke cause of ninety per cent of alt dtdtaro Is a f.uilty digestive and drainage system?the stomach, liver, I Idneyl and bowels. Let one of these organs runic clogged or iuopcrs tive, there rcmain> \ tlio system many pol? sons that will, in tune, breed disease, difficult to correct. One should never allow even a temporary Stoppage ul ;:ny oue of these or pins? they should be kept constantly in per fect working order. SEVEN BARKS Is positively the Ideal corrective of all Inter* nsl ailments. It is iv t a patent medicine, but an honest, vegetable preparation, extracted from the bark of a species <f the Hydrangea plant. Its curative properties arc numerous. It is a mild cathartic nil alterative?diuretic, soothing, healing and tonical. An occasional dose will keep the wl lo system in perfect | condition and will net as a safeguard against disease. Seven Barks ,ias Ix-ai on the American market for over thirty five years. Its distribllti i ? have reams of high-praising leiten from peo ple in every walk of life. Thousands of fam ilies are never without u bottle. The olucs,1 friends are our best. Test it for yourself Ask your druggist for a GO-ccnt bottle, and if it does not do all that is claimed, take the empty or partly consumed bottle back and net your money. One New York City druggist sold 720 hottlcs on tili? basis before one dis satisfied purchaser asked for the return of his money. LYM AM BROWN. Pharmacist, N. Y. City. S'."LI) uy Laurens Drug Co. A Personal Letter to Business Men DEAR SIR: How about Insurance? We presume you believe in it. Wo fur her presumo that jou carry insur ance, ono as a protection for your faint, ly,?the other as a business protection But in ca?e of acoidenttor illness t>v both and the resultant loss of the time that Is ihe mo t proolous of all your possessions ? perhaps your slock in trade, -haveyou insured that? If not, why not? Y.?u aro a hundred limes more likely to b- hurt thin have a lirc*, and death only oxnoi onsn I aoc;dent lusur* anco covers accldenta' death. I reprt-sent tho Company that Inf urea the b-st aid mo t liberal contracts lhat aro written, wh'oh h is abundant assets and a settle of ju-uice and liberality that will make your heart g'ad should you ho unfortunat?? enough lo he ill or get hurt. Aeoident or illness giants immunity to no mau?no* oven to you. Yours truly, W. U. DIAL, Agent of the Fidelity ami Casualty Company. HAVE YOU A TEMPER? Answer Before Reading This, Some peop'e have worms and often don't know it. The doctor is too polite to tell them. Ho o aro eomo of tho symptoms: A t-iok feeling at chest, a choking cough with tendoncy to fag, sudden uneasiness and p..inj in stom ach, itching around c irners i f n ife. All these, and m >rr?, Indicate worm*. An irritab'e temper is one of th'i pur est sign* of Worms in adults and chil dren King's Vorinifugu. is tho OU e, and it is sura. P.ir very young chil dren give Ring's ?'? Iii oindy, which is pleasant-t; s"es g\>ihl. Children iik<i it. Tho pric j lor e:.oh is 25 e :nts. Pom i years ago I sold oao of my cus tomers, Mr.?, of this place, n l>o\ of Dr. King's Worm Candy- IJ is wife had boen in bid he.ilth for some lime, and he urged her to take some Worm can dy. She, of course, did not want lo take it, but after s ;me very strong ar gument ho finally prevailed. She. took four Lo/.jnges according to directions, and passed sixty thr o worm*. Sh-' had b 01 taking medicine from several phys'olansand they did hnr no good. He i ? willing to ho qu .Tilled lh<t 8 ; i of the worm* wo c a fool long. I lo .ils > gave his child some of the Candy and it passed threo worm*, making in all sixty-six worms from one box of Dr. King's Worm Candy. This tostlmor? la' isentlr.dy unsolicited, but I thought it my duty to Inf rm you of the merits of the Worm Candy in this t action. Yours truly, Wnlt-r B. Raker, Jone?vllle, N. C. Sold by The Palmetto Drug Co. the ladies favor painting their churches, and thorofore wo urge ovcry Minister to remcmborwo give a liberal quantity of tho Longman ?fc .Martine/, i 'dint toward tho painting. Wears and covers ilko gold. Don't pay $l.f>0a gallon for Llnsoed Oil ( vorlh (10 cents) which you do when you buy othor paints in a can with a paint label on it. 8 & (J make I I, therefore whon you want fourtoen gallons of paint, buy only eight of L. & M , and mix six gal lons pure Linseed Oil with it, and thus get paint at less th in $l.'2() per gallon Many louses aro woll painted with four gallons of L. ?.V. m. and Ihn e gal lons of T^insecd Oil mixed therewith. Those Ccdobratcd paints aro sold by W. L. Boyo, Laurens. Clinton Pharmacy, Clinton. Headache and Neuralgia Cured by Nervalgine. For salo by Laurent Drug Co., w. w. Dodson at <i all other Druggists. w.b. knight. U.K. iia 1111 KNIGHT & HABB, Attorneys at Law W Will practice In all the State and Federal Courts. Strict attention to all biiblncsn intrusted to them Office tip-atalm, Simmons' R.illdlng W. Y. BOYD, Attorney at Law. Will practico in all Stale Courts. Prompt attention given to all business. AMKRIOA 113 We guarantee a lit or money refunded. PALMETTO DRUG CO., Laurens, S. C. fo -a. m i? cy xn. je j& . *?* ?j9 ^k\n& Vo>> Have Alwajs Bour.M Bljssttr? Ihe Kind Vw Have Alviritjs $1.00 REWARD For Any Person Who Takes aBottlo of OVH NEW:DIS('OY?ttX (N.time's Remedy.) 1 lie Great Itlood Purifler} Kidney und Liver ttogulator? and ttecclYoa So Benefit. A Guarantee Goe3 With Each Bottle. Aud tbo druggist steed th ? guaran tee. Y> u run no risk In di ? trial. Our New Discovery is not in alcoholic s'linna'it, which is worse than no Btiinulunt, but it is ths great build up and purifying remedy, purlf the boon und olcanning the system from a.I impurltle?, which *.'iv<'> new l.fo and vigor to overy org.in. I pos itively 0UI O3 tlU blood ilis'.is s tmob as Itching .Skin, Pimples Ko/.oma, Blond I'ii ?().', Sorotola, lib um tisni. and ro-.toros tlio Norvoib System to its Normal OiUidittoo, prodtiues a healthy spp tlte. tmi'sand iqgulat".-* th< hoar', nnd it tvaulate-i th* ICiduoys, Llv r and How -Is. The us.? of 0 Blu flu bot' I ? will convince any one of lw wonderful curative properties. Formula by Tho Laurens Drug Co.; *V. \V. Dodsou. THRESHERS. We have a lfull Sb i I of the well-known Harquhar Threshers and Ajax Portable Engines and can make prompt shipment. Prices Right. Catalog on request. GniuHS Macuinkrv Co., Columbia, S. C. i Ours tho Kind Yoti Hj?JU?g Bou$i ?ir-iattu? /', ? . 7\.~ The Kind Yon Ilavo Always Bought, mal \. in use for over ;j<) years, lias boruo 11?: and has been made imdr his per? " jCJ^^^y~~^t" s sonal supervision since Its infancy* aSyy, /?ccteA&li Allownoonotodceoivoyou inthis. All Counterfeits, Imitations and ??*Jn8t?ns-good" uro F>ut? Experiments that trillo with and endanger tho health ot Infants and Children?Experience against Fvpcrinicuto What is CA3TORSA Castoria Is ;v harmless Substitute for Castor Oil* Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, ft is Fleasnnt. li contains neither Opium, .Morphine nor other Nur substance. Ks ago is its guurnntco. It destroys Wornin and allays Fovcrishncss, It eures Diarrhoen .. "1 Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency, It assimilates the Food, regulates (!;? Stomach and Bowels, giving ti<mlthy and natural sleep. The Cldldren's Panacea?Tlie mother's Friend* GENUINE ALWAYS Scars the Signature of The Kind You Have Always BoogM Bn Use For Over SO Years, THE CtNTAUf, COMPANY, 77 MUIIHAY flTIIL t T. NCW VOflK CtTV. WE HAVE A FEW COTTON SEED HULLS This is the last lot we can get this season. L4URENS COT TON MILL STORE. T. C. LUCAS, Manager. 4 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 "turnout:*, at. reasonable rates ? Kentucky saddle and harness horses. Give me a "trial. J. H. DAVIS, rUONKSl. PULLER'S OLD STAND. HUDGENS BROS., L_A URENS7S. C. Foundry, nach ine Shops, Building Material. U/Fl nC?All) Engines, Saw Mills, Threshers, TT L IVCI /Uli Gins and all Kinds of Machinery. Make Cast ings of all Kinds. flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Shingles, Laths, Framing, Moulding, Doors, Iiliuds, Sash, Dim.-, Cement and Hair. Selling Agents lor The Rapid Fire Hay Press. jrKcT' Mail orders will have prompt attention. H U DGENS BROS. When You Insure Your Life Select a M issachusetts Company under the "Massachusetts System," [which guarantees equity to all. New England Mutual Life Insurance Co OF BOSTON, MASS., ?IS THE? Oldest, Largest, and Strongest Massachusetts Company. 'Piiis Company offers exceptional inducements to men of energy an I integrity who would like to enter the business of life insurance. Writ is i?*or Particulars. JOHN Y. (jARLINGTON, & CO., DtSl'ART.MtSNT M AN AG 1$ RS. lyAURtSNS, S. C. Kennedy Bros. In order to close out a few cases of the celebrated California YELLOW CRAWFORD and LEMON CLING PEACHES, we have reduced the p. ice lo 20 cents the can or 3 cans for 50 cents. This fruit is put up in heavy syrup, in 3-pound cans. Also, i few cases of that delicious Maine packed CANNED CORN?lender and .sweet?1 ^ cents per can. KENNEDY BROS DYSPEPSIA CURED FREE! Wanted! 100 Genuine ('uses of Chronic Dyspepsia, Who will each receive, free of Charge, a regular bottle of the S. GROVER GRAHAM REMEDY for DYSPEPSIA. LMie Grover Graham Dyspepsia Reined .- is sold under a positive guarantee that it will t un- Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gastritis or any form of stomach disorder, no matter how chronic or severe. The very first dose removes all distress, tones tlu 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 c< ases a slow form of starvation begins, and the vital or gans, deprived of their StlbsistaUCC, bccotUc debilitated. Good di gestion is essential lo health, proper assimilation of nourishment means pure, rich blood, strong nerves, sound sleep and makes life worth living, The most chronic case of stomach disorder is imme diately corrected l>y our remedy. Write for Lecture on Dyspepsia, free, S. Grover Graham Co., Newburgh, X. Y. Remember! The Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy is Guar anteed l<> cure, and in evidence of the desire of the proprietors to convince the public of the wonderful remedial properties possessed by this preparation, they have made arrangements to distribute, FREE (>1,N CHARGE, lOO of the regular bottles to genuine cases. Cutout this advertisement and present at the druggists mentioned below. LAURENS DRUG CO., LAURENS, S. O.