The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 10, 1904, Image 1
^word shoOT
ron the syllable 'ng,' but"
lie 'nr*?tbo penult?the one
1st. Ningnrn means *hark
*r.' Its accent' should fall
[because the Indians them*
I It there, because in prac
Imlian nnines of places
the accented syllable.
[Indian names you know,
jent nearly all of them on
ffore the last? There are,
Toronto, Mississippi, Alle
ichlcola, Nnrrngnnsett,
|ratoga, Ticonderoga, Os
Jcken, Wlssnhickou and
all these names the ac
penult. Nhignra is a
ind if you can find n
11 nd that he accents It
ftoga or Tuscnloostt. I
we have fallen Into
Miiing It wrong."?Chi
tcominendailon,
[?as charged with a pet
Iy ono in court who
pur good character?"
re Is the chief con
swered Pat
table wus amazed.
', I don't oven know
J he. ,
f _e"in ^Fat, "I havo
ugh for nearly twenty
chief constable doesn't
n't that a character for
faenc* of Title*,
periodical states that a
but none the less true
ho predecessor of the late
^la of England was nt one
mo time William I., II., III.
lie was William I. of Hnno
llnm II. of Ireland, William
Scotland and William IV. of
Getflnfr flerloua.
[guess Mr. Olden doesn't feel as
as ho did several months ago,"
rked the observant man.
'by do you tblnk so?"
"Ho used to Joko with that undertak
er who lives near him, but he doesn't
fdo It any more."?-Philadelphia Ledger.
A Sennltlve Conscience.
Cnrrle-v-Coodness, It's that horrid old
bore, Wilklns. Tell hl in I have gone
out. Helle?No, I won't tell a story,
but I will say that you havo not come
bJmck yet.
THE PENGUIN.
tu Awkward on Lnmi and ? Gym
nniit in the Water.
A kJnd ol penguin, the ftdelle, IS a
laugh provoking bird, Adcllcs are
most inquisitive nnd at times are in
BUCll iY hurry to follow up a clow that
they will scramble along the Ice on
the belly, pushing with their legs and
Using their flippers alternately like the
pinli'r'.o of a canoe. They get over the
ground at an nstonlshlnr. rate, and ii |
hard work to overtake a penguin when
It tnkes to this means of locomotion,
especially when it doubles. In the
water the penguin Is perfectly at home,
diving and steeple chasing In grand
style. It can jump clean out of the
water find pop down on the Ice exact
ly |lke sonic one coining lip through a
trapdoor on the stage and dropping
on Ids feet. The penguins collect in
enormous numbers and are somctlmos
seen inarching about like a regiment
of soldiers In Indian file, nil acting In
nnloon.
A much larger penguin, the emperor,
weight) sixty or seventy pounds and
stands well over three feet high. It
possesses the most extraordinary muh
eulnr powers in Its Rippers* When pre
sented With the end of the skee stielt
, the c;;*.,... i gives it such n smack tlintt
one'8 hands tingle. At (became tlpio
it utters an angry guttural cx.dai^m.
Uoi.. /
.- /
Her Beeret*. /
P1 Never tell n secret, dear. It Lould
k- ? great breach of wnfldencVj
t^hat n.uat I do with |t, maifinu.?"
ell-brlng it to mel" f
I
inY..
vny/~V.
[\ Crisp was t Ik/' attractive
^Thuraday atj/ernoon to a
her frlen/ds in honor
harguorlu i and Rutln
^ughters of J. D. Adl
A 'feature of tlJe
guessing cont^sV,
flea Tcccoa CainA,
chocolates, anil
\Mlss Ruth Ad\
rere Indulged]
[efi I'lliielirtJ
ator or author Is never wuecoss
has learned to nin.ko his
filer than bis ideas./-I-lmer
10CIAL SIDE.
[hg- Entertainments?Movements
'Hiious People Interestingly
Noted.
I^ton, June 8th.?Mr. John Fer
Spartanburg was in town sev
iast week.
ILeake Is spending sometime
I), visiting hlB mother, Mrs.
ike,
rs. John Brooks, It E. Copeland
L Clardy of LaurenB wero In
hursday nlgbt on their way to
Springs.
ist Tuesday afternoon, Miss
fright entertained for the vis
ladies in town. The con
3d a great deal of amusement
Iit was given a card with the
me animal or insect and chew
rom which to mould It. Mrs.
jland and Miss Allen Leake
p. on cutting, the prize fell to
.Theout*of-town guests were
lailsford of Summertin, Rlv
frtanburg, Thomas of Jtidge
th of Glenn Springs, Little of
id Mrs. J. D. Jacobs of Nash
r
t/illlam Irby of Laurens waB
LOf Mrs. Sam Vance last week.
C. Ellis and little daughter
Lday for North Carolioa,where
[spend several months.
FV M. Boland and J. E. Hipp
the next two weeks at St.
Mis. Jon"nVt,rlnln and children of A^t',
lanta are visiting 'toloCTvos in and
near Clinton.
Robin Copeland will return this week
from a short stay at Glenn Springs.
J. I Copeland will attend the Farm
e s' Institute at Clemson, and Mrs.
Copeland will visit rolativos in Ander
son during Iiis absence.
The many friends of Mrs. Mulllnax
of Uoion aro glad to know that she will
sp_ o l somotime with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Khett Milam.
Mrs. Emma Lit'le spent the last of
the week in Laurens, visiting relatives.
On Saturday a large party from Clin
ton wero delightfully entcrtainod by
Mr. Leo Hunter at his annual barbecue.
Mr. and Mrs. Hub Evans of Newbotry
wero among tho guests present.
On the evening of August 1st, Mr.
acd Mrs. W. M. Sumerel entertained in
honor of their guest*, th<j MisseB Brails
ford. The ycung ladies were allowed
to i:so thoir L?ap Year privilege dur
ing tho evening, while tho younp men
showed thoir skill in tho millinery lino.
M '? Duck Copeland proving to havo tho
mofct tasto in that contost was awarded
the prize while Mr. Ebb Stone was givt n
tho booby. Delightful refreshments
,'ere served during ilie evening.
Miss Little of Laurens was with Miss
Anna fcoozer for several days last week
leaviug on Wednesday lor Stomp
Spr.n^s.
Miss May me Leake returned on
Thursday from Harris Springs.
Misses Lalla and Kilon Workman
visited their aunt, Mrs , Hugh Work
man, last week.
Miss Lewollyh Wofford, who has
been visiting in Groenwood returned
home Friday*
Fester McCaslan spent Friday and
Saturday in town.
25 CENT COLUMN.
For Sale?503 bushels Appier Red
Oats at 00 cents por bushel. 2t
W. P. Harris,
Rapley, S. C.
WajNTkd?A boy to learn prlntor's
trade. Must ba industrious, quick and
anxious to lean*. Small salary at lirst,
Increased as deserved. Apply at this
oflice.
WANTKD-rThe votors of Youngs
township to know that I am a candidate
for maglstrat/e. S. R. Mookk.
WANTED,?Everybody to know that
I will propaie and furnUh a barbecue
at Croas HiP, Campaign day, August
19. Ladies especially Invited. 20
Aug. 10. A S. T. Coats.
Masons Kruit Jars are the best.
55c per dozen quarts- 75c per doz.
half gaVlon. 1
lyvJcl, Simpson & Co.
July 3/', i9?4?
Parties desiring loaf bread for barbe
/lenics, etc,, can save money by
lii/gon J. S. Bennett as lie has the
bakoi y in Laurens.
Death of a Child.
Mo Clifton Jonos, Jr., son of Dr.
aninir ;. Clifton Jones, after a two
\< Im sm passed away at the family
'etHEicc on Sullivan Street at 0
0 sractjj^sterday morning. He was I!
'm nt liffl^d 21 days old and was an un
usuail.'^Bght aod attractive child for
hi j ago^^Pho boreavod family have the
HympaPjiy of all thoir friends and ac
qualntal^^l The burial servicos will
lie i'oridiiM^Bkv Kev. I Lobert Adam:, at
the clly (^H mky this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
New Cottoi
and
Mr. T. D.
known cotton
has resigned hi1
tho Laurens and1
and will l>3 in the'
account this sea so
by Mr. Ford Franks
oesaful buyer, who
of experience, havingTobught for sov
eral seasons qt Pficolet and In Colum
bia as well as In Laurens.
for Laurens
Ills.
no of the best
this section,
as buyer for
cotton mills
on his own
succeeded
and suci
en years
Our new line of lino picture* are by
odds the most attractive line ever
shown in the city. Subjects all new,
set hi beautiful frames, at reasonable
prices. Call aod see thorn.
S. M. & E. H Wlt\kos & Co.
ItEVITAL MKKTINU CLOSED.
Many Visitors Noted at Cross Hill This
Week.
. Cross Hill, August 9.?The pro
tracted meeting at the Presbyterian
Church, which was so successfully con
ducted by Dr. Fraslor of Lancaster has
dosed.
Mr. and Mrs. Duck Young spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lea
man and attended Children's Day Sat
urday.
Charlie Spearman of Anderson vis
ited Mrs. Sentou "?li?r laut week.
Miss Annie Goodman of Belton is
spending awhile with her paroats, ac
companied by her friend, mir? Pawnee
Southerland.
Miss Edith Anderson Is visiting
friends in Walhalla,
Mrs. Jimmle Crews and daughter,
Mhs Susie of Albany, Ga., wore the
guests of Mrs. J. E. Leaman last week.
Mi s Williams of Clinton is visiting
Mi?s Theresa Davenport.
Mr. R. C. Davenport, a young and
successful pharmacist of Augusta, Ga.,
is visiting his parents,
M'ss Pearl Clardy of Laurons ia
spending awhile with htr aunt, Mrs.
W. C. Rasor.
Miss Janlo Rivers of Fpartanburg is
visiting Miss Belle Madden.
Messrs. Hugh and Gus Pin6on spent
Sunday In Greenwood.
Miss Lou Austin of Uonea Path has
been spending awhile with Miss Mary
SQJ-Qfi- ?_ _
{Miss Nellio WalTa^ef^?^"8 is
flho guest of Miss Nannie GJOdmall? 1 *m
Mr. Josh Ca'houu spent a few days in
town and attended the meeting.
Miss Daisy Robertson of Waterloo
visited Mrs. Mason Ulli Saturday.
Miss Lilly Mae Rudd visited Miss
Lizzie Carter last week.
Miss Maude Martin has eturm d from
Waterloo, where she was a memb-r of
Mis3 Daisy Robertson's house-party
hist weelV
?KAY COUBT ?LEAMNUS.
Faculty or the Gray Court-Owlugs Iu
?tituto Announced, for Next Session.
Gray Court, August 9.?The fol
lowing teachers constituto tho faoulby
of the Gray Court-Owlngs Institute for
next session, which begins Ootobcr 1st:
W. H. Hamilton, A. Q. Rioe, Mis os
Daiay Harris and Annie Putnam. Th's
is one of the leading sohools in the
oounty and Gray Court and Owings
Station have just reason to be proud
of the institution.
Work has been begun on the new
Methodist Church. ?
Our town is lively with vls'.ttrs now.
There have been ten or twelve young
ladies visiting here for the last two
weeks.
Our base ball team Is doing some
right good playing now. They de
feated Marlins Cross KOads on their
field and Crtsent on the looal diamond
last week. At Fountain inn, however,
they were defea'ed.
Life nt Madden.
Madden, August 9.?We had very
heavy rairs Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Eli/.a Iludgons is visiting her
Bister, Mrs. Hosoa Thomason, at
Youngs.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey of Cross Anchor
Bpent a few days with Miv. Bailey's
mother, Mrs. M. C. Cunningham, ltt-t
weok.
Thurman Finley is visiting relatives
*t Clinton.
Mies Fay Cunningham of Clin'on is
visiting her brother, Bon Cur.nlnghnm.
Miss Bertha Martin of Clinton vislti d
her grnnd^TiT?tVuu^Mrs. M. T. Allison
Saturday night and"?ira?Ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Thud Martin IrrtAnd d
Children's Day at Friendship SatTiT??,
day.
?'Hearts Courageous," a new sJri;l
story, will bogin soon. Subscribe tow
and get the oponing chapters.'
AMONH OUK FIUENDH. |
L. D Nettles of Lanes was la tbo city
Saturday.
Mr. L. S Polt of Alma was In town
yesterday.
W. It. Rlohey visited Spartinburg
last week.
Mrs. S. D. Cblldre8j went to Charles
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Prontlso i=? sponding a few
days at AshevlUo.
Mr. aud Mra. J. K. Philpot wert to
Charleston yosterdiy.
Mrs. J. II Sullivan and daughter? re
turned from Saludn Monday.
Frank Rodaers of Spartatiburg is vis
iting at Mr. J. II. .Sullivan's.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. I3abb went to
Try en. N. 0., yesterday afternoon.
{
Miss Kmily Simmons of Adams Run
Is visiting her Aunt, Mrs. S. L . Saxon.
Miss Josie Mluter goes to Ninety Six
today for a vl*it to Vr. W. F. Frazler's*
fa mlly.
It v. A. N. Brunson, aud family of
Manu'.ng a:o visiting Mr. and Mr*. J.
\V. Jonrs.
Mrf, J. Q. Sullivan ai d children went
to I'eadorsonvllle Saturday to spend a
fow weeks.
The managers ol tho Primary Elec
tion wid bo announced in Tino AdvER
risKK next week.
Mr. J. B. Young and his friend, Mr.
0. P?. Wliburn of Lockhart. are spond
ing t! is week in the city.
Mr. It C. Davenpoit, formerly of
CiOss Hill, but for tv o pa*t six years
Wi'?T?\sred as a drugg'.sl ia Augus'a, was
In the city yesterday, scelog his Hum
orous friends. "He returns to Augusta
bo-day, bavlng\t,pen,i his vacation at
homo.
Mr. J. D. Adam?, United Sta'os
Marshal of South Carolina w?s in the
city from Saturday until Monday.
Messrs. Rufus Dunlap, George Davis
and ?Valter l'ylps went to Clemeon yes
terday'for the Farmer? institute.
C.tpt. J. R. Minter, Mrs E. P. Mlutor
and Misses Tosio Minter and Mar jorie
Ge'dor spent la*t week atSedalla.
J. E. Minter of Serlalia was in the
city yesterday on his way to tho Farm
ers' Institute at Clomsou College.
Farmers will noto the ad. of Mr. Har
ri? offering the Appier Oats for sale.
He has had lino success with this par
ti, ular varioty for a ?umber of your*.
J. Km Vance, Karlo Wilson, W. C. P.
Robertson, Ham Todd and C. M. Miller
l? ft today for a trip to tho St. Louie
Exposition.
W. D. Hyrd, W. P. Brown, E. A.
Hamilton, Judiou Langston and John
A Wt iVord left Monday for Clemson
College to attcr.d the State Fanners'
Institute.
Hie heavy rains Sunday undermined
one of tho stone piers under the new
steel bridge in South Harper Stioet,
causiog temporary inconvenience to tho
traveling public.
Tuesday afternoon Douglas Pitts
Payne Invited all his little friends to
join him in celebrating the ninth i nnl
verBary of his age. Those who re
sponded wore delightfully entertained
from 1 to (5 with games and contest.",
concluding with seasonab'o refresh
ments.
P. A, Simpson has gouo to Meridian;
Miss., to represent the local lodge An
oletjt Ordsr American Workmen in tho
meoting of tho grand lodge. This mis
sion ov( r ho will vi-lt a brothor in that
St-.te an.l auotber in Arkansas5, after
which he will proceed to St. Louis to
see tho big Fair, llo will be gone about
thron weeks.
STRAW HATS
H A. L F
AT
RICE
With two months of "Straw Hat Weather"
yet to come, you should not fail to
take advantage of this sale.
?"--"----?--^^-??-mm ,,
LOW CUT SHOES
AT
COST
While they Last.
If you don't wear them
out
Next Summer is
coming
Nothing Charged at Cut Prices.
R. E. COPELAND
Shoes, Hats and Men's Furnish.ngs. customers' shoes shined free (
THK?UUH THE STATE.
E'even candidates arc running for
the Legislature In Andersoa couaty.
The last State campaign meeting
will be held In Columbia, Saturday,
August 18.
It was estimated that 5,000 people
attended the Saluda Assoe'ation at Dig
Crock in Anderson county last Thurs
day.
Oapt. B. Q. Willis died suddenly iu
the court house at Waltorboro Tues
day, while sitting on the jury. He was
02 years old.
During the absence of R, W. Simp-1
son, Jr., Editor of the Greenville j
News, who is tak'ng a vacation, Mr.
Harry L. Watson, Editor of the Green
wood Index, is editing (ho Greenville
paper. (
Dr. G. E. Nesom, fir 6ix year satthe
bead of the veterinary department at
Clomson College, has A-eaigaed his po
sition to accept pn appointment as as
sistant chief in tho butoau of agricul
ture in the Philippine Islands with
headquarters at Manila.
Four thousand Chester citizens at
tended a "good roads'' meeting at Old
Purity Church Friday. Senator Latl- [
raor, F. H. Hyatt of Columbia and W.
J. Thackston of tho Industrial Depart
ment of the Southern Railroad, made|
speeches.
Marlon Township, Marion county,]
at a special e'ectlon last Wodnesday
voted to levy a tax of two mills fur the
purpose of improving the jpids In thai
township. This is .iaid.4^^_ the first]
election of this kind as^ plj 'ded for by"
a recent act of tho Legislature.
It is announced that 84 young men
in the State have mado application to]
the Board of Visitors of the South |
Caro'ina Military Academy, Charles
ton, to compete for tho nineteen ex
isting vacancies August 2(1, at which
time the examination wi 1 bo hold
throughout tho State.
Mr. Jeter R. Horlon, formerly city
editor of the Creonvllle News, has been
appointed to a second licutcnantcy in
the United States Marine Corps. Con
grcF.sman Johnson, assisted hy Con
gressman Alkea and Senator Tillman,
aided young Horton in securing the1
position, which is worth $1,100 perj
year.
Rev. S. P, Verner, son of Ihm. John
S?m Verner of Columbia, ha3 arrived
at the*.World's Fair in St. Louis will)
eight pigmm which he brought out ofl
tho jungles if' A'l iCtt, \e.u^fri/g^SjW!^
miles on foot bei re s'artlng for this
country. The trip lasted light months]
and covered a distance of 20,000 miles.
Rov. Mr. Verneji is a Presbyterian
Missionary and/grew to manhood in
thisSt'te. /
Messrs. Johijl P. Clark and Charles
B. G.irett, formen?, wore killed by
lightn'ng nj^ar Mauldlns Station,
Greensille coKmtv, last Tuesday. An
other farmer,>Mr. G>orge Thompson,
standing ja^ar by, was seriously
injured.. Tho men wero sharpening
Ion a grindstono unUor a cedar
?when the deadly bolt stuck the tree
and killed both the men instantly. It
is Slid that a b:o gum, located about
live foot from the men, was struck by
the same bolt and every boe in tho hive
was killed.
Judge D. P. Verner for 17 years mas-]
ter in equity of Greenville county com
mitted suicide at his home near Green
ville city last Thursday morning about
7 o'clock, using a double barrel shot
gun. Ho nas alone and fell across his
bed. lie evidently sat on thi odgo of
the bed and placed the muzzle of the
gun again8t his forehead and pulled the
trigger. Tho top of his skull was shot
oil* and death must havo resulted in
stantaneously. Ho was a very promi-|
nont gentleman and had a largo con
nection.
MERCHANTS NEWS.
Straw Hats at half price . How doos j
that catch you.-'
Copeland.
It will bo a ploas.irc to show you our
first shipment of French Dinner Sats
that have just arrived. Our line
rauges in prices from *:5.!i0 to -f'tO.OO.
S, M. & E. H. Wilkes & Co.
Sco our line of ladlos Neckwear, all
tho nowost and nobbio-t things.
Tho Hub.
1 f it is bargains you i.ro looking for
coino to Copeland's.
We are showing somothing vory at
tractive in all wool S-nyrna Rugs in]
sots of live sizes at prices Irom $1.10 to]
$5 so each. We want you to see tbeso.
S. M. ? E. II. Wilkos & Co.
A new arrival cf Whito DdOk Hats
in tho most popular shapes at The Hub.
Going to St. Louis? Got a Bag or
Suit Case at greatly reduced price.-*
from (Jopeland's.
Our lino of Art Statuary la the larg
est and linest eyor brought to Laurens.
These goods are very much in demand'
everywhere now, and as in all of our|
departments, wo are in a position to
show you an up-to-dalo lino at tho vory
lowest po.-siblo pricea.
S. M. & E. H, Wilkos & Go.
A special valuo In black Morcerizod
Skirts. $1.00. $1.25 and $1.60.
The Hub.
"Parker for President" Tios only 2?
toots
T |0?Q new fish and game s.-Ls are of
uiuisua' values. We import these goods
direct and you will llnd by an investiga
te) that our prices are a groat doal
lowei than you can buy those good
elsewhere. It is a pleasure to
thom.
S. M. E. EL Wilkos &
Low Cut Shoos at cost. Get
whilo thoy last.
R E. Cop
YVOODVIIiLE WOODME
Auuu&l Picnic Wg Success;
MnliafToy Dcllvors Addre?
A tremeudoue crowd atte
annual pionlo of the Woodv .
Woodmen of the World in Di
Wednesday. The invited spea
the occasion was M>*. J- Q- M
of Texirkana, Texas, who is spe
few weeks with friends and rel
the city and county.
Mr. Mahafl'ey is a promlne
man and the major part of his|
was addressed to the line bodyo
men assembled. He Is a good
and bis flno elTort oa this ocoa
fittingly appropriate
enjoyed. M
over the inee.
foy's add
tended to
dress the
spondod. A
the city and all repoT
ploaaant and enjoyabl
-l^v
Italic) High School
Mibs Emma Dial of Rapleyf
tho county'a very successful ti
has been eh c'.ed principal of ti
ley High School for tho present
which opened Monday, August!
Bailey School is located in a
ous and thickly inhabited cotnj
and the school term is eight
each year,
Mrs. John Tumblin.
After a brief illncBS, Mrs. Sail it
blio, wife of Mr. John O. Tumi
Hickory Tavorn died last Fritl
her home and was buried on $H
ing day at H*bun Oreekj}huvw/
I itvir.'Vl-Mayos Here.
Rev. G. G. ryi*-yes of Greenvilh j
is sponding several days in LauP
the Interest of Cbicora College.pre
in ttie Firot Presbyterian Cburcll
day. He is meeting with muo'l
ce s in his canvas for funds whltl
to be used in purchasing Chicoil
iho presbyteries c f Euoree, Beth<|
8ou'.h Carolina. Ho is the
Rev Hobt Adams whilo in the ciP,
Township Veterans Meet.
At a meeting of the Confedor
Veterans of Lauren* Townshij
Saturday, John M. Hud gens wr
elected as representative to meet
the other township representatiV
first cf September for tha pujrj
electing a County Pension 1
Judge O. G. Thompson was OJjat
of the meeting and
chosen Sej
i ********#****n|
A noiiro boy, 14 yeaj
for tho usual crlraej
Va., last Friday,
Alton B. Parker,
?late for President,
I as Chief Justice ot
neais of Now York]
State at Albany
that the same be
ately.
Because he rev
I raut at the last mc
I named Cooper, th?
was hanged in ell
last Friday.
Judge Parker vj
tied of his nom'n
Eisopus, N. Y., t(
' Mrs. Mary Mm]
been I HI yoa\;s
Meadvllle, Pa.
Over one hundred passengers on
"World's Fair Flyer" wore hurlei
instant death 7 mi!e3 north of Pi
Colo., Sunday night whon two cro
cars plunged through a trostlo
nlng Dry Creek, which at the tic
a roaring tor rout on account of
rains. _ _
END OF BITTER FIGHT
"Two physicians had a long an
born light with an ahcoss on my
lung" writes J. F. Hughes of Du
Ga., "and gave mo up. Ever
thought my time had c nnc. As
ro?ort 1 tried Dr. King's New E
erv for Consumption. Tho bonelit
ceivod was striking and I was o
feet in a few days. Now I've en
regained my health." It conque
coughs, colds and throat and lung
bles. Guaranteed by hau re is Drr
and Palmotto Drug Co. Price <r>0
and $1.00. Trial bottles
All kinds of fruit sein
and of good quality.
TH E DEATH PENA1 /TV.
A little thing sometimes rest
doHth. Thus a moro scratch, ins
cant cuts or puuy bolls have pa
death penalty. It is wise to havo
Ion's Arnica Salvo over hand
tho best Silvc on earth and
vent fatality, when burns, soro*
and piles threaten. Only
Laurens Drug Co. and Pain
Co.
Flno Pench'
Mr. H. P. Blakoly,
Confod." and our o.?tot
a basket of Klberta
Advkktihkk on I
looked like too
show you.
Mr. Blakoly'
fruit grower,
easy for hi
always of th