The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 03, 1904, Image 2

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TIIK A?VEUTI8EK. , Subscription Cr ice-12 Months, $1.00 Piy iM is v l > v no. Kates lor Advertising.--Ordinary Ad vertisements, per Square? one inser tion,!) .00; each subsequent insertion, 50 cents- Liberal reduotion made (or large Advertisements. W. w\ Ball, Proorietor. I.AUUKNS, S. C, August 8, 1004. Iiis "Raising"' AH Right. To Comooratlo na'lo- at coa-imUtou bps hi. lectcd for Cs cbalrmau Mayor Tom Taggfrt of I dianapoh-, v?hi b" gan Cfo PS a sllorr of sandwiches inn lunch cn'ir. When .'udge C'.rk?'r bee incs pr->bh rt I . is to b? 1 o;od tl st ihere wll be a g' nrrous >l?clng at the "pie-counter" and dlHrlb'Ulon j nmocg doFervlngD mocr .tp. Tim Ho-. Tom Tegs?art will bo oue of the chief distributors and bis early cxpo-i-rce will doubtloss provo of Itt.S'lmaMo value * One of the Reasons. Or.o * the reasons tl at aw d r h?s no f ?r ca o 1 to b > repa ded a ?Hm s or off uco Hfii'ns' public s.foty Mid mor als hi thl* Stato Is that fol m'es akin to IS ore viewed lighMy. Whrsn, h>r exam ple a whl'e mr\n of soma standing emp tlos h s pistol in'oj anothor but falls to snuff out his Ugh*-, a settlement be tween the parties Is commonly tff ct -d outsido ol the court". lu other wor.l?, if the parties aro re spectable, aesaolt with intent to mur der, a f leny in its nature second only to murdor itself is treated rather as an affair affecting on'y the relations of private iudlvidmls and in no sense an otTenso acalnst the p^ace and dignity of the state ,nd security of the peop'o renoraUy. Just to long as a man may "pump lead" into a friend or acquatn' snco wl.bout killing him and then so reaely a?j ist th-j d'lhculty by the pa s i?g of a wad of Rreenbiek?, mu-d- r it self will'no'. be cVis-ill dand dealt with as a crime. * Tim Murder of Plovho. The assafslnaMon of Minister Von Plehve'ln St. Cetc sburg la5t Thurs day strtngiho^s t* e widespread opinion that It ssia has more to fe-r from the Ru.s<:ians than from the Japineso Even though tho Czar's armios should destroy th se of tho Mikado, though lb y sh mid ovjr-run Manchuria, anl annex Ko ea, not until tho rystem by wlvch the few "great ores" are crush ing lift) and tope from the mil iona at home is abolished will tho Czar rnd his E-npire be t-af^?safe ev-n as com parol with oth?r monarchs *nd gov ernment*. Nowhere on thn ftce of the planet are white men so pior and help lrsi as in Russia and nowbero are their rulers so rich and powerful. As men learn things, rs information if not edu cation travels among iho?e hord^p of Slavic burden-bearers it catuvt be but that rebellion wi'l raiso Its hea '. Rev olution in Russia may not bo immi nent, but it is nme tho less cer'ain. * Ih '/.ticrntlo ( hnnces. tvf'wpby, the Tammany loader, and numerous other prominent Democrats visited Judgo Park r last week and healing and harmony among Demo cratic faotiona was the conspicuous fea ture ?n Deraocr'.tic circl-s. The chances of Democratic sure-ss in New York. New J- r.-oy and Connecticut, are growing every day; indeed they are ex cellent now. Thcs-* State*, however, with thn "Solid South" inc'udlng West Virginia, Maryland and Ddoware, will not as formerly elect a l'residont. The admission of n any new W< st.ern StHfs io tho I s' 15years hasgrevly chang-d jthe doctoral cohere To v in, Judge Parker mutt al?o carry Indiana or Illi nois or Vt'bco.jf in; one or rr o e of hem. In each of these Slate* h!s ehn ces ur? go d. With "Tom" Targart in charge of our li-^h', In Iu liana not even the cmdilcey cf F li b irks w't.h Roos vlt should save tn.it normally Dem'o a 'e St* te to t^e R pubCcns. Additio-ifti'y .Mrntnn*, Co'orado and OaPonlam y tako their |1?0'? in the D mocraUe co um-\ Ar, all evbn*s thi Democratic par y has a fiihving ch iroe this year?wb'on is m ire than i h is h 'd he-etofo-Ps'n 0 1802. * A Strike 1,-ssou. The strike of 21,000 ct'o i ml 1 opera tives at Fall Rlvor in protest of a nr ? pos'ri reducti n f I2J pur rent, in ?heir w igrs calls to tri id "th" fa-Jt th v. at no time has there been a g no*al or concerted reduction In wig's by t o cotton mils o' the Smth. Wo an, Informed lhU*hoilld ihh reftuc/ion in New l< ngl>?rd b.-come per nanen'. C would reduce tho avrage of wages in that section p-sc Ica'ly to the lovol tbdtobta'ns throughout ih>. south. tit. is well known thai the cost of liv ing is incompa cb'v lo-ror in tho Sou h than in tho h>ak Northern nllma'er. Opo-?lnes lu Fill Civer probably pay t^ro or three t ims the rentals that tboy - ay in li ti-cns or Pc zor. Every at"ic e of food except ttaplo grccer'es is Obeaper in the South. The Northern mill op -raiive mu^t go down loto his pioket and pay a good price fur a'l the fruits and vegetable! thit lie consumes and of OOttrsO bis consumpt'on of thofe find- Is limltod. lo the horn of fool a'ono the taving of tho southern man amoifi's to many dollars in it e year ?s OOmp'tel wl h the ncrthorn. Whe-> winiir sets in a', ibe north, it ae ns t,ti?t lir s o ust tie lrcr-s*antly raain? t. <lncd for at I'av. six m mths. Du i'?g our I r ef winters of three or four months'ha dayt> in wh:ch llttlo O' n fl.e is r< (\ iir d a-c aim's' as fretpient as those that aro cold. In sbct it is pi-in that while the sou-hen operative h is alwa 's be n abloti live firmoro oomfortibl than his northern brothor snd has had act ually more e.ish from his rarolngs to tpir", wit i th's p oposed reduct'on in n? rtwern wie?1? fo-ced p'rhsps by tl e (I ptrvfalon ihatprrva'!* over???here in t.i'o co'ton minnf tcMirinj buslners, h's advwn-age Is preatl-y ?nd taptdl? In? < "t^asl' g Annual Report K P Milara A Co., ii ii K>n-cdy Bros., 8 Diamond, ,i ii Vonl y & B<?land, i ?! J 1. Hop* I p, 0 B S'lirno -e & "P., -?'?? .1 H -u> ivin, II 11 Rod Buck Backet, it ii Hopp & Ow ng*, ;, .i .1 H Piiinney & Co., N<shitt & Orny, J?o M Gray, ? i I, T N N.'sbtt1, M ? l-a' ey & Son<, Gray & Sliciloy, . i ii T II Nolv.n, J E Minter & Bro.. Ii ?4 w s Cmy & Sons, J A Bennult, ,i ii Dnvlf, Roper & C . J W Mmmoni?, Jno W Fowler, Lau tons Hardware Co , ii ii Mon-oe Bros , Simmons Bros., ?in L M?hr & Son, iV.onroe Bro*., Ar'hur L Hudge:;s. J O C F'*"A(ng & Co , H Terry, ii i. Irby T Bslmtloc, OwIiirs Sc Owlngs ii ii J II Sullivan, ii ii Moselcy & Koland, ,i ii A M Robinson. S M & E H Wilkes, G D Smith. Ri-il Iron Racket, ?. r ii W LUL Gray, Lau'ens H<r Iwaro Co., it <i Uro ?ks ?fc Jone, >. ?I Wat** Cotton Mill Storo, it F Mib-m & Co., J E Minter & Bro , it ii J M Pitts & Bro , P ol Bros , J M Phlipo*, W G Ross, Waterloo Ca?h C ?.. Th- Clinton Oil Co , Hudzens Bros., .1 11 Sullivan, 1 S Bennet?, F R Owinjrs .t So ii it T N Birk dal ?, The J VV Cop"), nd Co , Tedd, Simpson & Co., R P MHara, R W Willis, Road and B-idge Acoouo*. J T Hill, ii i. J Tj Swink, R L Young, H M Blake ey, G B D walson, ,T M Fowler, N B Bolt, W W Adair, V B Stewart. W VVJJvillock, J W Culbertson, L F Neighbor8, 8 A Leamnn, AMR bioson ic Co , O L Lanford, J T Garrett, W D Sullivan. C L Henderson, J W Eichelberger. Riddle & And? rson, G F Dorroh, .1 D Sullivan, J D Chancy .1 H Dukes, Honry Jon s A R Holmes, I) W rvl '"<)?), T H Bjr^, D R Crawford, W S Power, VV R Power, W O Bryson and J'm A a'fs A B Rurns, 0 L Hunte-. R I and A F Adnlr, ,i ' ii E L Edward*, Jr. ii ii Mfdd m .;. Mart n, D M Wo 1?. \ II Ma"Mn. D D S-od Vid, J J Man'ey. E II Amter o i, W We-trr. ;rc and <k C ? , W P l'a-r -. G d RmmI Maohlno Co.. U n Blak> 1 y, P. M va-c<, It ' Pit*-, J L S'ore. !? F B lentil o, Jas A. II 11, K F W.ide, K A tlMnl'lot, VV tl Babb, W W Arno d. 1 B V' olff. Albert Milllva", R I. Bo dorson, J A Mundav, J \ Bah'ntlno, E B IMn-on, II T Babb, ii ii Tay A Drunvnond, P 0 Baldwin, T I Wstkins, .1 O S roud, .) WmIo Anderson, d 11 Tumbiin, It \ Babb. J W Gil b r s^n, W E Go<ld?rd, A B Cn b^rt^on. (I W Culh?rtson, J Ii I 'ower, \V T P itnsm, L L Olhorts >n, W M Br sen, I L Martin, M L N uh. B D Hoyd, J L and T L Martin, J I. Ba'dwiO, W 1. Daniel, J W S.xon, \ M Bamnge, J L M'latn, An MHtus HulT. J W Donron, W A Cann dy, I. D Curry, J T II.?I, ' Ii B Bro*' s. .1 ii Cn)b''i t on, S P ( ov*. A ll Holm- s .1 II iiicp. VV D vullivan, ? ? Ii I) M Mills, .Inn T Caropvell, G M Moore, R R A l?l ?, RA * u? in, r N NesMtf, U 0 Me Da- b 1, Ii F Ti mblln, it w wi n?, W ^ Adair, W K Medlo. k, N P H-dUm*. \V M Fl? ne . 8 00 10 HO 5 -J.") 1 CO 8 00 7 70 2 00 15 0? 1 00 17 0ft 12 28 20 00 1 50 6 00 00 10 1 75 10 02 5 41 11 79 28 GO 48 72 :i 8 10 00 a oo 5 50 :i 20 21 :is I 00 8 :io III 18 5 21 i 4 10 10 07 !> 45 1 ?17 IS oO HO :ts 25 1 50 :J7 7:1 4 Ml 21 S>6 U 26 2 70 2 25; Ii- so' JO TH i 45 70! ::i 7'.i! 5 5' i ? )?o,i' 5 on 51 (12 27 !)7 18 p0 11 o*; 4 ( 0 25 f,0 7 10 ; 7 23 111 55 H 50 0 Ii7 j 5 .35 .'! BO \ 55 5 ::i> ! I? 70 7 5o 2 88 io on 1 00 1 50 131 72 10 Oil 2 (Kl 8 50 I 25 J7 (i0 I 00 14 4 i 40 45 5 25 8 (0 8 00 I 10 15 CO 7 20 0 0) 1 00 20 70 1 50 10 50 5 10 8 4 1 2 75 ; M 5? 1 Ml 4 .; 24 !?; 1 50 4 72 j 2 05 I 5 ill j ? 00 i 4 im j 24 00 2 8?! 12 58! 28 :i2 lM 7(1 ! I .VI 18 or. 11 0 ) (0 :i oo J T Hill, 18 25 T.iHlle Pa-kadale, ? (50 K G Bramlo't, 49 77 Y A.Gidfrov. 1 00 11 P B<t:detl?. 10 99 P B Cooper. 1!? :\) B A Suliiv. n, I 0 A R Ho'mef, 2-^ 8? A B Biako'ev, :r> io s?mi ol 11 Dont. 14 ?7 .tno VV Rook*, ] I 6$ R I. Hinder on, 20 26 \j u Brook?. 2 02 Ro*. o t Punc D, 8 00 i T Hi.i 20 7:i y a Godfrey, 1 < 0 10 VV i S t: or.*, 5 2.' J O R'ohKr.iHOf, 185 7? VV W ?cd Wi \u W WullUtO, 7 fj() 'ohn Ausii - , I 25 S D P.mketr, PO 00 W ii h mas n, ti 25 Somborn Sru r.uai Sf ol C \, 42 0 Entrok u Q imy Co , 2!? 75 Virginia Br'dgo k d fro-i Co , 690 (?'?> K 1, B'umlct'. 11 00 J VV Ciil"?1 r?o.. 8 75 In :i iih Road M oi i?c Co., ]0 00 A S Rlddlo, 2 5 i Cok Beiidt-fton. 2 (k' George F Dorroh, 1 5 V A White, 7 19 J H Stone, 20 oo W P Bullington, 41 10 J F Bell ! I 1 L M D Young, U 45 J D Stone, 2 8o John W Moore, 3 6o Sol Jones, 7 io J M. Golpen, 4 7>o SL Crisp, t."> 6S L S Bolt, 2 42 B B Blakelv, J 6o It .? * ly G F Walker, 70 D F Balentine, 1 o5 R V Hellams, 5 oo Tullv SuUivan, 9 (.>8 W Y Baldwin, 18 10 John D Sullivan, 20 82 W A Campbell, 2 77> R M Mills, . 6 25 L C Culberts?n, 8 00 W T Putnam, ? 30 W D Boyd. 8 5o Barnett & Turner, 5o 00 J A Davenport, 6 25 Jared D Sullivan, 1 5o G C Young, 18 00 J W B Hill, 7? 2 1 J T Saxon, 12 00 Fuller ?fc Fuller, 105? Thos M Workman, 2 00 J W Culbertson, 71 50 W p Coker, 3 00 T J Weathers. 5 80 U B Poole, 2S 00 G B Davidson, 11 96 Larkin Calhoun, 1 $0 J B Cosby, 56 )?5 L L Templeton, 8 56 R J Adair, 5 89 S M Garrett, 19 67 P A Riddle, 8 48 A B Burns, 4 lo John M Wood, 58 21 W D Sullivan, 65 E H Adair, 2 s8 W F Mediock, 11 25 John C Sims, 5 86 W P Harris, 2 50 Jerry Ligon, 1 00 J T Hill, 4 00 Amer'n Steel Scraper 42 80 J T Blakeley, 1 88 J E Henderson, 3 15 J W C Bell, 18 25 JA Hill. -5 80 Robert Duncan, 8 00 Riddle & Anderson, 4"> o5 M H Hunter, 57 66 O L Hunter, 11 57 H S Wallace, 2 78 F L Donnon, 19 5o T W Cannady, 3 62 Cotton State Bridge Company, 50:2 41 S M Garrett, 8 95 " ?? 5 00 ?? " 8 22 W M Henderson, 3 22 Francis ( reamer, 4 00 Indiana Road Machine Company, 87 o.s M A Riddle, 12 00 J B Cosby, 16 25 M H Hunter, 6 77 '?' Dock Williams, 1 00 |l ,W M Bryson, 14 40 '! J Wade Anderson, 4 80 E G Bramlett, 34 5? Austin Aberct'ombie, 1 50 J P Gray, lo 00 H L Blakely, 98 2!? w W Yeargin, 4 5o G A McPhers n, 6 84 W M Myres, lo 00 G B Davidson, 20 75 J B Cosby, 1 7 no John Stone, 1 7"> E G Bramlett, l 56 'V S Power, 5 5o J VV Anderten, 1 77 M A Hi idle, H '!> K B I? n-"", -7 .1 II*. K '.m-'Iv, 2 (I \V It l?'.mr," H 'i ? AWnh B i.vin -i Oo, I U 0 U . o County, 35 no A M Robins- u, !> I i A S Mi Uli.*, ? oo W l> Su liv.in Jr, 5 25 A ? B ir.ii, III. lodi m i R >ad .M -loliino Oompinv, 30 ?> Indiana R >;il M lohioo () 'inpiny, 4 no lo h .n i R ad Maal.In i ('.) npiny, 7.5 .1 M llo h .!?, 5(1 17 (J ?od Bud M c" luu Company, 7? I I > It W B .asraan, it 17? W It Hi Id o, I : :i OiMon S;.:itc B,i<l^: Ci mp'tiy, 13 I ).> Robert I) motu, 1 no ,1 1) 8'OOP, I 17) 3 \t Power, 28 72 Ohas O Willie, 21 oo J Ii Marlin, 25 2(1 ,1n . A ALilion, 12 81 W (! Brywin, 7 30 J Q Cole, 2 . 35 A II Shell, 17 HI B L Bibb, 21 70 (J 0 Y.n,n;r, !> 15 S B Uillsrd, 1 . 77? W IsanO I'mn.y, I ? U> .1 W s,x..i), 0 48 J diu 0 .<"iiii io, 1181 T A Kir, I 2 5 - .1 W B ook, ii 7") Alvali Bush nail Co, .lo Good Road *'ach lud Co, I Ho T A Koller, 21 oo .1 K Batlorson, i 1H Calvin Bavls', l .1 I) Walls, .. 80 Tim Oily ol Laurons, Bi i*io 104)1 0 57 " " 17 oo W V Chlldross, T> oo The (illy of Baurons, 5 oo " " 50 5o " " i o?? (To Of continued,) I. A U It ENS 11RUU CO. ?U A RANT EE MI-O-NA. Cures Dyspepsia Even More Qalek y New 'Minn at Oilier Seasons. Tbq poin'. o? lea t les's'ance Is tho proper ptac-J of attack. This liolU * g od either tu West Point troths, or in tho tivntmont of dis-use. The summer is iho heft eosson lu the whole year for the trottraent and cu ?'? of stomach truiihlo. Tho out door lfo, the common in? of fruits a-?I v po'n hl^p, and tho lossent d st' a' u upon t'.u d'gostivo organs all help tho cure. JUSt take ft Ml-o-nu tald it aft' r e iob i?a1 and complete the quiv. Tb.bj rome 'y mingh s wl h 'he f< o you eat' and aids d gosl on. It so;>t!'i s tod hea s o y i il initiation that mav hi p??8'*ut ( in t ,e i- Inir of th ) atoma h.gpyee tue land str?ngt' lo tho ditto tlva Orglf.P, Iv lids Up lh? n?>l VOU ? a ?in i nd eoou i re-tor s complete l.o'dl.1'. The . atircn- Dr eg 1 o. have s ? in id confidence In th" cur.the powers of ? i-o-wi ti'titihe) gunrau oo '.o refiud it* COSt in eas? it d0"8 not elfout a ?n e. wo week's biea'mcnt c nils in - ftO c s l'-e It regul?r y for a mohth a d f you sie not more tb>?n ? itisil id wi h t.' o ie u 6.1 I iko ba k Uio tmp'v m'XO td La'ircns Dnu 1 '??? ????d 'h v wl 1 ro f n l your inou y with ut (1U 8 i' n A g'ia'imteo Pke this show* the conti? de: ce they nf.vo in this renndv. N ivr i* h ? timo 'o got w 11 by lis tig d'-o ii ?. A P rs.nial L-t'er ta Riistnois en PEAR Slit: IJow out i.is r ueo? Wo pvi urn ; y? u b".i ve In it. We fur her prosum i hit . o i oirry losur an o, one as p o; 'Ct'on for yo ir f nn - I ?, dhe oth?r as a b tsi ics? p.'Ote t'On M it in ease of acud-nsor ll.ness <r b th and th ? rosuh in' loss o' the limo .hit i h ill j mo t preoljus of ull your oo.vso-s'ors - perhap* your s'oe'e in trale,- have you ins nod <? ia ? ir not, why r otV Y ai ar ? <\ hunJrod iim '3 mor > likely to hi hurt thin luve a lit***, and death on'y oirnoi om?, an I roc W?n\ insu** ano ? oovesaccidental de th. I repr sent tho Compv y 'hit insures i 0 b st a d mo t 'ilvr ,1 con r Cl s lhtt? ?ro written, wh'o'i has abindant assets nl a s-'-i- e of ja* lea and ljh r.'i y h twi ! ni'lc* your ho'irt gla.l s'i nl l you bo u uf or tu at* en ?u^ii 'n be ill or g-1 bur'. Accident or 'Cues* gran's Immuni'y to no ma" -'to even 'ojo'i. Yiuks truly, W. H. 1)1 Af , A gout of Mio Fidollty and Casualty Company. v.jr.i&azL?vetoes, -tT-TT1T-- . -.t: :- -svjwi COSTS N0TH1NU CXI,CSS Cl'REP. A Fair Oll' r Made by ' nurc?s Orug Co. to nH Snli' r rs from Cnt.ari h Tho I a irons Dr >g On. ?i-e sol li p !|? < ni"i on a plan tba* b s can u d con n'derablo ta'k among their eu 'oniei's. Th ? plan is different fr? in !b <? f > - lowed by other r'-tn- il e-? i ir ib ? rem edy is different nrf-e This treatment f r tho cure <>f c itirrH has such r o m - u?ua! re - rd of circs to i s c-e lit that Tho Laurons Drug Co. oIT-.t to re'urd tho money if It do'S n it give tho do s'red honeli . This Is Otr'sin'y 0t|O Of be fairest offers that can h ? undo a-d any ono who has ca'arrh md do"s not take nd van tage of it is doing him-olf or h 'l'self an injuslieo. Hi not fulT^r any longer with liok lln/, smarting, burning, eye-watering troubles that afflict those who have ?? i tarrh. Hyomol will ruro vo??, but if you shoubl ii't find it adapted <> your c'.-e, Th" Lmrens Drug Co. will return v ur monev. Stockholders' Sleeting. The Annual Meeting of thi* Si<ic.'i ho'dors of the Peoples1 Llin and Kx chan -o Bank, of fj mrens, s. C . is her ? by (vi le i tu b l hi! I at ofll n of the D ink at 11 o'clock a m ., August 22n I, 1001. J. \V. Tonn, Oaihier. i T\V? Two Great Remedies For over Years ll\o Starxdard of Homo I'rcpnrAtloi\s. SJ Will inr.tanlly relieve and MSxfCil 1" ':iv' v C.V10 cvcrK ?"* meal and disease nnsing {!? ? ;.i die l< m.K h, bowels, iTJ5 liver <?! I:i?tncys?whencs ' -i per <.' Ill of .'ill diseases Cinnnntc. It rlontisvs, pinirics, sirciiKtliens mid i ...?' i i ;> the entire <b.-linage and ?liiv live sybiciii, Price y?c. a bottle. Von irnvi uv'.Auri ov fy+ ?# Tl;o::.<-nii(!s ol American Hil([\ \\P* av< none ^?yW&JS* othei. Poi i .? ..f *f> ? I f anj kind, com lipaiion, f r] I J c ? ii . ilyr.|ic|'(.l.i, R * " -I w licrvousiicsa, ixid laste in mouth, ithtrcps Rfter eating.etc.,ii?thhiR will give relir f so quickly as these pnlatabfo tittle pilts. Price ?JSC. I.CJ.d l;V Laurens Drug Co. L . M. SPEERS Marble and Granite MONUHBNTS Des i % n s a n d Bs t i m at es furnished on application. FOR SALE John fj. Balenllou'e i?it at [''ounlaln ton ? .tl-Vi.oi) New ft room Cottage, with on.?? half Hero lot, on Aoul my St., $703.( 0, ii i- o n I o isc a d KOtnl 2 roi in for van house on Wo i Mam Street, fV.i* of tho mO't a: t acl ivo locations i n the city. $2,100.^^ oi <? boo ir aiuj^Bat Mo'inlvilb*, a ba-giln, $000, ^Pl Vi ?II J1KNT. S room house on West Mai Street, f 12 f.O # 5 ri o n house on Slnrpwn Street. $7. :t ro-m cottageapn dimpion Street, ?5 0?. * Als >.several nw'sei fo.* o 'loNd peo* o e, from $2 00 to ( '-.oo par mom h. Place your ji <>|)?r y in mv hand ? to handle l wbl Havo yon both money a* d ? n**-0'Anoe. M. L. Copelaiid, REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, RONOS. EIRE INSURANCE. THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY. BETWEEN ? .nirYA Jacksonville, Fla., Charleston, S. C, and New York and Boston, Mass. Tin Payorlte Route B^wdon tho South and North. Only Am, Water Link Without Change. Three or mire sailing* weekly in either direction. ISvory cuvonicaco kn >wn t:> nudera ojiau tritvel. Uu sai*t>tHcl acco ri:n j l/itioat for nV<t-c'm i nl steerage p is um jjm Cio^e c >nn jcti >ni with all railr o ids a i 1 steam - b3\t l'mc? oat of N j.v Y >r'c. \t >?t ac:e<*iM.i ill on- jT> v : lie \'. r) t"'! f>r ir i/e'en to ill M ? v lv \ ;?' m I, \T > t'r mm ^ an I in'crio.* points. THEO. G. E jSR,, G. M. \t W .i i\ C.v > 5 & C >., 's : PI Ap. t)3:?5S , M ? v V >r'< ? l<\ \t 1 t )m ; vt, Jit , V. G. p. A. , J i Aj > l /'le, W? & M \\ IT'j cj'itN on, D F. & P A. Ctrl \\\> t, S C i$ HUDGENS BROS., LAU REINS, S. O. Foundry, riachine Shops, Building Material. WC DCDA1D Angines, Saw Mills, Threshers, UL, KLl/ilSl Gins and all Kitids of Machinery. Make Cast ings of all Kinds. Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Shingles, Laths, Framing, Moulding, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Mine, Cement and Hair. Selling Agents for The Rapid Fire Hay Press. ft?"* Mail orders will have prompt attention. HUDGENS BROS. When You Insure Your Life Select a Massachusetts Company under the "Massachusetts System," Jwlrich guarantees equity to all. New England Mutual Life Insurance Co OP BOSTON, MASS., ?IS THE? Oldest, Largest, and Strongest Massachusetts Company. This Comp my odors exceptional inducements to 111211 of energy and integrity who would like to enter the business of life insurance. Write eor Particulars. JOHN Y. GARLINQTON, & CO., Department Managers. Laurens, S. C. miw.imn 1 11?Wnpwwirwmi mam ihctdkc If you need Glasses don't miss the opportunity to call on Dr. I. K. Critnm, the well known Kye vSpeeialist. He will be ill 1/miens until Monday, A.\ig. 8tH, If Only Dr. Crimin's method of titling glasses is known all over this State, and he brings testimonials from Chief Justice Y, J. Pope, Col. James Moyt, Rev. Dr. Lander and many others. Call and See him. Consultation Free. I 1 W. C. IR3Y, J Attorney at Law, L \TJRTBN3, S. C. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Dears tho sjjf1 yj^rjT ?ignaturc tf 6^/j!^f7t&?4^ SIMPSON & COOPLR Attorneys at Law. Will practice In nil Stain Courts. Prompt attention ffivonto Rll busln^a*. J. N. LEAK, Auctioneer, Offers his services to the peo ple of Laurens Count)'. cj j*. m (x- <o .it x d... R?9r? tb? ll>? Kind Yoa Haw Aiwag Oouflr investment may prove a profitable R R MILAM & CO. Your stock und poultry need dosing. Now is the time, pro? vlded VO'4 use the Inter.iadoo il S.o:k Foo 1 Compmy's Products* None better on the market. I I are are some of them attd the prices: International S'oek Food.'^50 and 50c. C'oHe Cure.50c Out! Cure.25c Pouluy Foo I.25c Louse Killer.25c Silver i*ilie ILn'ing Oil.25c Now, we will give with every 100 pound purchase a premium of 16 pound i ol" ray of the above products ; and a 25-cts package with every 25 lb?. purchase. This is \ our opportunity ; A small 1 p OUR UNDERTAKERS' STOCK Our Undertakers'Stock as usual is complete. We carry everything from the cheapest Coffin to the best METALIC CASES. First-class Hearse when wanted. At night or Sunday 'Phone II. M. Wright or R. P. Milam at their residences. R. P. MILAM & CO., I/AXJRENS, S. C. A GOOD DRUG STORE We doubt if you know what it means to run a GOOD drug store. Time was when a druggist was only an apoth ecary. He dealt in drugs ? there weren't many "patent" medicines then and the druggist was a professional man ? a pharmacist. Nowadays he is a merchant as well and his success depends largely on catering to the needs of the women of his town. They are the ones who buy the soda water, the toilet articles, the brushes, stationery, candy and the thousand and one things known in the trade as "druggist's sundries." Dodson's Drug Store Kennedy Bros. In order to close out a few cases of the celebrated California YELLOW CRAWFORD and LEMON CLING PKACHKS, we have reduced the price to 20 cents the can or 3 cans for 50 cents. This fruit is put up in heavy syrup, in 3-pound cans. Also, a few cases of that delicious Maine packed CANNED CORN?lender and .sweet?15 cents per can. KENNEDY BROS I They Must Go! 1 ^ All Printed Wash Fabrics, ^ White Dotted Swiss, and all the remaining; stock of handsome whiteMercerized Waistings. Cut prices on these goods from this date. Shelf room wanted for Fall Stock. IW. G. WILSON & CO. 1 !)YSPF;PS!A CURED FREE! Wanted! 100 genuine Cases of Chronic Dy>pppsia, Who will (.'ach receive, free of Charge, a regular bottle of the v*-:. GROVFK GRAIIA.M RIUIHDY for DYSPEPSIA. The Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy is sold under a positive guarantee that it will cure Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gastritis or any form of stom ich disorder, no m Itter how chronic or severe. The very first dose removes all distress, tones the weak stomach, pre vents fermentation and restores digestion. Kvery 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 <>l" their subsistence, become debilitated. Good di gestion is essential to 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 im me diately collected by our remedy. Write for Lecture on Dyspepsia, free, S. Glover Graham Co., Newburgh, N. Y. Remember! The Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy is Guar anteed to cure, and ill 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, FRKF OF CHARGE, 100 of the regular bottles to genuine cases. Cut out this advertisement and present at the druggists mentioned below. LAU REINS DRUG CO. LAURENS, S.