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THE ADVERTISER. Subscription Price-12 Mouths,$1.00 Puyablo In Advance. Hut oh Tor Advertising.?Ordinary ad vertisements, por square, ono inter tlon, $1.00; oach subsequent Insertion, 60 conts. Liberal reduction made (or large Advertisements. Obituaries: All ovtr 60 words, one cent a word. Notes of (thanks: Five cents the line. W. W, Ball, Proprietor. Entered at the postofllce at Laurens, S. C, as Second class mall matter. LAU KEKS, S. Cm Jan. 18, 11)06. The tJovernor's Message. Amoog many wise recommendations in tho annual message of Mr. I). C. (leyward and a very fow that aro either Jamo, halt or blind, is the following pos itively excellent and admirable: "In this connection (biennial ?es s!ots), 1 ?hall submit a recommenda tion which I deom mo;* impor ant. For many reasons It would be wiser and bettor to have all of your State officers elected for a term of four years, not al lowiug I hem t ? succeed th m?elvcs 'I ho reasons for such a charge are ob vious, and do not nrod to bo here dis cussed. Tie rxptnse and necessary neglect, of duty u.cideut to conducting a camp ten every two years is alone almost Millicient reason for the pro posed change, ami the people should nlso be spared the loss of t!mo and the inconveniences of too frequent cam paigns. I sin firmly convinced of the fact that tho I est Interests of tho State would be subserved by mak'ng this cbnn^o In our Con;titutlon, aod I re commend it to your favorable action." The governor has stated the case with sulliolont strength to convince all save the greedy gentlemen to wbom politics is a pleasvnt game and the moro the d? als the better they like It. Wo can add n >thlng to the argument. When the Hon. L>. C. Hoy ward ran for governor two years ago he received nearly every vote in CoUoton county In spite of the fact that bo lived there and Was known there. The question In stantly erote in tho minds of the cu rious and suspicious, are the voters of Oolleton unanimously foolieh or solld'y w?e? Two years have expired since tho Colleton gentleman was first in augurated. Tub Advertiskrbelieves now that tho twenty five or thirty out of thrco thousand voters who did no*, voto for tho Colleton candidate h;ve many earthly blessings to be thankful for and the greatest of these is that the narcs of tho twenty-five or thirty are not known. Nevertheless there are some few suggest'ons in the Governor's able and comprehet sivo message that limp pain fully. Colleton County owes it to the State to keep her I). C. Heyward In the pub lic eye. Shall Wo Scud Our Boy lo College! Every community has some success ful men of t.ffalrs who were denied an Education as well ; s tomo College marked, ret College-made, failures. The thoughtful parent of small means looks anxiously at these two classes and asks tho above question. A casual comparison of tho oxtremes may leave the prospector still In doubt but digging deeper, getting below the surface, he may strike tho vein. Af?k tho non-educated successful man who by Inherent force ana well directed en orgics has achieved bo much, if he has ever felt that he was handicapped by the lack of an education. Then ask yourself the question: If this man has made himself what ho Is without an education could he have done more or less by the aid of on-. ? Of the college graduate-failure inquire If the years spent there were Improved or was the time squandered? Did he know what he intended making of himself a- d concentrate effort to master the ch?sen subjec:? cr was indecision and inaction the means and frivolity the end of hi9 college existence? The success or failure of the man de pends more on tho character of the student than upon tho institution. The trend, the esstnllals of th's in tangible something wo call character, the boy carries lo col'ege with him. Not matured, but growing, formative, plastic and Imp1 ess'.onablc. I's origin' is in the home. From six to twolvo years of age it's growth In rapid. If current ideals h'.vo been Instilled?a lovo of truth, beauty, some apprecia tlon of the dignity of labor and an am bition to moko not merely a living, but H Life; all these things may be con* firmed, fixed, and added to but In small measures only, created by instruction from, association with, and observation of preceptors worthy the name. Text books arc to the mind what the weights, b:srs and rings of the gymna sium are to tho mu-cles Somo lessons a-o learned in tho class room?moro outside, A diploma and an education are not syr.on - ms. Tho busy man's objection tha*. the avorago c jlh go student emerges with imperf-.-ct hnd distorted views of busi ness life, unlitte I for a fierce fight with the world is an index-fist pointing to a dofect In our education^ svslom.? Purely fiter--ry corses now meet the needs of a f .w only. Tho educated mind with bands tclnod to do things is in demand. Changod conditions must be met by newer methods. The State should make it possible for hor sons to obtain at home a t- clinical superstruct ure upon a eol'e^e, or at le-st a high cohool foundation. As Froude says "The Knowledge that a roan can uio Is the only real Knowledge?-the cmly kind that has life, strength and converts it self into powor. All the rest hangs Pko cob-webs about the brain or dries like rain-drops oft the stones." * FOUND A CUKE FOR INDIGESTION I U6e Chamborlaln's Stomech and Liver Tablets for indigestion aod find t hat they suit my case better than any djsp*psla remedy I haveev*r tried and I have used many different remedies. I am !??? a-1 v fifty-one years of age and hftYO suffered a pr?at deal from Indi gestion. 1 can < at almost anything I want to now.?Geo. W. Emory, Rock Mills, Ala- For ta,'? by Liurens Drug Oo. and Dr. B. F. Poa*y ?hat to Think About. The newspapers teem with discus sions about the cotton situation. Mauy letters are contributed by farmers. Tub Advertiser repoata its old aong. The remedy is simple. Quit thinking about cotton, 'think about hay. Think about peas. Think about cattle, goats and sheep. Let your mind run on hogs. Don't forget potatoes. Don't forget peanuts. Give a thought to rorghum an I another to a! fa'fa. Reu ember turke: s and otker poultry. Is the price of cotton below the cost of production? We do not know. You farmers ought to know. It is your business to know. When it is below the cost of prod not on, your lands are worth no more for cotton production than the dry sands of Sahara. When we Hud that it costs m .re to produco a new-paper than we can sell it for, we then and there shall bid the buslr.e.-s a long farewell. Now Laurons county Is not a desert ?cotton or no cotton. Nor is It a w.id ernes?. Only deserts and jungles fa:l to support human lit-*. When you have planned to proJuco other crops that will make your farm so {'Supporting, then think about cot ton. Ycu will still have time to ronko a lot of It?but rot too much and the Pi Ice will bo above the cost of produc tion. For cotton to bo king is a gcod thing. Hut it is a bad thing for any farmer, white or b'ack, to voluntarily becomo King Cotton's ''nigger." A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION Comes of using Cydonia I.ot'on.? Softens and whitens the skin; cures sunburn, chapped or roughened skin Tho genuine has Burwell & I nun's Co.'s name and label. Price 25 cents. At store of Palmotto Drug Co. 25-CENT COLUMN. Wanted?A first-class colored man servant. Must be a good milker and come well recommended. Apply ti W. H. Lynch. Supt. Laur.ns Cotton Mills. 24?tf. For Sai.k?A lot of fine bee f cat lo; also some ".?pringers." T. P. Poor.k, Phono 8 Laurens R. F. D No. 2. 24?3t. Fort SALE?Extra fine yoke of s'eers: also somo good farm mules- Apply to Drt A. O. Fui.lkr, or G. A. Fuller, It Laurens R. F. D. No. 5. Lost botween IUbuu Creoks two pic tures. A reasonable roward for same if the finder delivers them to Clieton Caldwell, It Laurens R. F. D, No. 5. Wanted?To sell 100 bushels of gen uine Florodora cotton seed. Pries $1 per bushel. G. F. DORROH, Gray Court, S. C. 24-4t. Notk'E ? I have taken up a small black sboat, weighing about 05 pounds, wi ll leather strap on one foot. It Sam Woody, Su. FOR SALE ? Three Jersey cow?, fresh in milk, apply to DR. DIAL. FOR RENT ? Parties dossing to rent a residence on Main or Caroline streets seould cdl on W. L. Gray. 23-8 Terrible plagues, these Itching, pes tering diseases of the skin. Put an end to misery. Doan's Ointment cures. At any drug store. NOTICE of Municipal Election FOR MAYOR AND SIX ALDERMAN Notice is hereby given that an elec tion for Mayor and six Alderman to succeed the pro ont City Council of Laurons will bo held In tho City of Laurena, on Tuosday, March 14, 1005. The polls will hi opened at ihe Council Chamber In the City of Lau rens at 9 o'clock a, m. and closo at 5 o'clock p. in. Messrs. W. H. Garre t, W. H. Cilk rrson und W. H. Franks have been duly appointed Manasrers of said election. No person shall bo er titled to voto at said election, who shall not have reg's tored his name with It. E. Babb, Su Eervlsor of Registration for tho City of laurens before 12 o'clock M. on the !0th day next preceding said election. The said It. E. Bibb, Supervisor of Registration, will have his office open for the purpose of registering voters from 0.30 o'clock a. m. to 4 00 o'clock p. m. from tho 6th day day of Feb ruary 1905 to 12 m on the 4 h day of March, 1005, inclusive, except Sun day. On Saturdays during said time the ofllco will bo kept open till 5.00 p. m. At said election there will be six boxes, one for each Ward, and the electors will deposit their ballots in ihe box representing their respective Wards for Mayor and for one Alderman for their Ward, By order of the City Council of Lae rens, this the :Hst day of December, 1004. J. C. OvriNos, Mayor Protein, [r. s.] L. G. Balle. Clerk Council. Two million Americans suffer Ihe tor- ] turing pangs of dyspepsia. No need to. ; Burdock Blood Bifers cures. At any drug store. A Cotton Proposition. I have for sale a fine lot of Mules and Horses They must be sold. You need them. Here's a Proposition: I will give half a cent above the market for your cotton in purchase of a Mule or a Horse. This proposition is good for 30 days. E. W. MARTIN, Laurens, S. C. SIMPSON & COOPER Attorneys at Law. Will practice in air State Courts. Prompt attention givent to all business. THE LEGISLATURE NOW IN SESSION. M, L. Smith llcelectcd Speaker of the House. THE APPOINTMENTS. Very Little Dono So Far but With tho Inauguration and Elections Orer Work or Session Will Ileglu. The General Assembly of Sonth Carolina was convened at noon, Jan. ioth. The Senate was organised with the election of Hon. Richard I. Manning as President pro tem. who will preside in the absence or at the request of the Lieuten ant Governor. Gen. Robt. R. Heniphill of Abbeville was reelected Clerk without opposition and enters upon his 13th year in this ca pacity. Most of the other at taches were reelected or reap pointed. In the committee assignments Senator McGowan is a member I of the following important com mittees : Contingent Accounts, Penal and Charitable Institutions, County Offices and Officers, Judi ciary and Public Lands. A number of bills have been introduced, among them being a resolution by Senator Mease of Newberry, asking for an inves tigation of the dispensary, one or two by Senator Brice of York, relating to the dispensary and a concurrent resolution by Senator McGowan to allow the Presby terian College of South Carolina to have the charter amended.? The charter now stipulates its place of residence at Clinton and this will permit the College to be changed to any point that may be desired. in THE HOUSE. The lower house was promptly organized Tuesday and adjourned within an hour and a half. Hon. M. h. Smith of Kcrshaw was re elected Speaker without opposi tion. For the most part nearly all the Clerks and attaches are the same as last year. Former Re presentative E. H. Aull of New berry is at the head of the en-j grossing department. The members of the Laurens delegation were given the follow ing committee appointments: W. C. Irby, Chairman Internal Im provements; member of Judi ciary Committee; R. D. Boyd, Accounts and Penitentiary; Dr. J. H. Miller, Engrossed Bills and Medical Affairs, Very little work was done the first week. Josh Ashley wants to abolish the bureau of Immigra tion and Commerce and has in troduced a Bill to that eiTect. Wednesday, January twenty fifth has been set for the inaugu ration of Gov. Heyward. No date has been agreed upon for the election of two Circuit Judges, Superintendent of the Penitentiary and Penitentiary Directors. WILL STAY. Ora, S. C, Jan. 3rd. Messrs. S. M. <fc E. H. Wilkes & Co. Laurens, H. C. Gentlemen: The ltuolc.s stovo I bought from you several weeks ago is all right. I can cer tainly sty it is ovoiything you claim fori:. The baklnu is perfect and it| uses vory littlo wood. I can recommend a Bucks stove to all partlo* that want a good one. YourB truly. K. L. Smith. When bilious try a dose of Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and realize for onco how quickly a flrs' class up-to-dato medicine will correct the disorder. Eorsale by Laurons Drug Co. and Dr. 13. P. Posoy. A full line of Talking Machines on hand ranging in price from $5 to $.'{!) and a good supply of records to select ! from at S. M. ?fc E. H. Wilkes & Co. Impossib'o to foresee an accident. Not impossible to b.3 prepared for It. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Monarch over pain. HINDIP? THE NEW NERVE TONIC AND KIDNEY CURE. eiom.kch the KMno.vH nnd Bladder, purifies the Blood. Puts Flesh on thin people. Strcnfcthenii the Nerven. Clear*, (lie [Iniln. t'urtn Ncrvoim Debility, ImhohiiiIh, KniliiiK Memory. Reatorca the Vim, Vlpor, Vitality nnd Strength or Youth, In both weak Men nnilWoinon. Thin New Remedy workHlllie Mniclc. but Im ab solutely harm lew, WcIkIi yourwlf bet?r? Inking. Prloe. 80 ots.j 12 boxes, sc.00, by mall. WO Will I hi .Hull;, 1, fmi.I tlx, money ft you are Owt bcueOttcil. Try 1? and Ik- convinced. Laurens Drug Co. saoiHd ivioads av ino oasoio 3q ox saasxurf avh w3moj 1suoh dO mooas v ?o s 'viammoo 'Aueduw) AjrfU|ij3e|jy s?qqjrj UV?N31VO TVIOU31AIIAIOO aouvt v wo SV1J.V ?Ntf AUVia A3VIOOd m^ssn onv inosaNVH v xsoo nv jo aauj riOA ||CUI |||M ?M PUB '||D)SU| IHM 40 eon no* Ada N I hov^ io poiM IB14M Bu,ibi? ?n ojij/w G06i ONiuna hbha aiioiia arr/N uno bavh 01 \ AM3NIHOV/IAI ni aaxsauaxm nv xnvm baa $1.00 REWARD For Any Person Who Takes a Bottle of OUR NEW DISCOVERY (Nature's Remedy. ) Tin? Croat Mood Purifier, Kidney and LI vor Keg ii I a I or, and Receives .No Benefit. A Guarantee Goes With Each lioltle. And the druggist signs tho guaran tee. You run no risk in the trial. Our Now Dlscovory is not an alcoholic s'.imulant,-.which Is woroc than no stimulant, but it is the g oat building up and purifying remedy, jurlfy'ng the b'ocd and cleansing tbo system from a'l irapurltios, which gives new life and vigor to overy orgtn. It PO** ltivo'y cii'os all blood d Isias, s such as Itcbiug skin, Pimples, Eczema, Blood I 'o -on, Scrofula, Rheumatism, and It re&toroa the Nervous System to its Normal condition, produce* a healthy appetite, tones aud regulates the heart, end It regulates tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels. The use of a single bottlo w.l! convince any one of its wondorful curative p-opertles. For sale by The Liurc-ns Drug Co.; W. W. Dodson. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OP LAURENT. Pursuant to the Dv.croa of tho Court of Cora in >n Plo s for Laurens County, South Carolina, in the caso of J. W. Nor..ood. Plaint?T. against C. Ma'bin Mil s and other*, 1 will s*ll at Lan roi s, C. II., 'hi Mli Caro Ina. \ i hin the log?! boms of sa'e, at public out-cry, on Sa'.o.-day In February, 11)05, it be ing Monday, tho 0th day of the month, the following described land: All that lot of land situa'o In the City of Lauren?, Laurens County, South Cared na, 0 mtalnlng throo acres, moro or less, bound d on tho east bj Silver street, on tho west by Caroline H-to', on tho nor h by lots of the Cctte of Ariana Young and Henry Jones and Hampton street, rn the south by lots of Sam Kico end col red peop'o's Moihcdl-.t Church, also on tho east by lot of 3am Rloo and Henry Jones, on which are loc ?tcd eight cottages, less tho two lots sold by O. Martin Mills olT i f tho above described premises to Ar thur O'Dell and Stobo Garro't, on the 17th of AprP, :?02, and on the 22nd day ( f Soj toruber, 1002, respectively. Also al< that lot of land in the said City and Sta'o, containing six acres, moro or lees, bounded on ihe south by Hampton street, on tho west by lot of Thomas Sander?, on the north by Reedy Pork Crock, and on tho east by lot of G otvc Giles, a's ) by Fannie Ca'dwoll on tho west, north and ea*t, whicn lot it oocloses on raid side, ancl on which thcrrt are now 'ocated four cottages, less tho lot sold Off of tho abovo do-cribed pre mites by C. Martin Mills to Thomas Sanders on the 20th day Of December, 1001. Also tif y eight acres of land, moro or less, in part within the city of Laurens, and bounded on the east by public road from I.aureus ti Clinton, west by lot of J. Wade Anderson, south by lands of S. K. Taylor and known as tract No. 0 of tho John Wells Simpson land, and eouvoved to C. Martin Mills by R. II. I Hudgens January 12-.li, 1894. The f-irogolng property wl 1 be cut into lots before tho day of sulo; and j will bo sold in lots, plats of which will I be exhibited on ?ho dsy of saie; and will ho on file In my ofllco. If tho proceeds of sale of the forego ing property aro not snfliciont to pay the claims, as provided In said Decree, I will also sell all that lot, or parcel of land, in the City of Laurens. in the County and Stati aforesaid, fremtlng on Caroline street rixty-eijjht feet, and tunning buck therefrom sumo width a distance of ono hundred and thirty ihreo, bounded on tho north, ea>t and sou h by other lauds of tho said V, Martin Mi Is, and on tho west by Caro line street, it boingi the lot sold to Stobo II. Ourrett and mentioned nbove. If the proceeds of sale of these premises still lo insufficient to pay the claim?, as provided in said Decreo, I will a'FO soil all that lot, or parcel of land, situate in the City of Laurens, County and State aforesaid, containing one-fourth of an acre, morn or less, and boumhd on tho nor'h by Hampton street and lots of Henry Jones and Sylla Carwyle, on tho cast by lot of ffenrv Jones aud Silver stiect, and on the south anil west by other lands of tho s?i(l G. Martin Mil s, boirg the lot sold by C Martin Mills to Arthur O'Dell above mentioned. Tel ins of Sa;c: One-half o-sb, bal ance on a ortdit. of twelve months, with bond ( f purchaser secured by mortgage of premises sold, with leave to purchaser to pay his cut re bid in cash. Should purchaser fail to comp'y with his bid, the premises will be re sold on the fame or s.'tno subsreiu :nt Salt sdi?y, on the same torms, at the risk of the fonncr purchaser. Pur chaser to pay for piperc. THOS. J . DUCKKTT, ShorilT, L. C. Jan. 0th, '0"). PILL TAKING A PLEASURE. arc so agreeable that children cat theni like candy, yet there not a remedy in the market so effective and thorough for the Cure of Constipation Relief of Headache and all troubles caused by inactive digestive organs such as Dirtiness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress of (creating, Pains in the side,etc. PRICE 23o for box of 40 pill*. WHAT OTIIRrtS MV i " I find thf in a ? irernrrf..rcuiii(lL>..tlci ." I j.: Hel W. O. Mill?r, J..l.n.lr.fl. r?. "I Intent tu IH? n ? Dll.fr? he Mtftcfi t "y are to Miy 10 l.il.-. My children taVe them llkt undy." Mr.. Franklin Sir.utter, ll?mi n,., Ft, "Th-f are mild In action ami itKtary In elTeer, having ,h? property ol tn\ '.;<??nn* 'ni<l billdln j up the ?y?t?"i '* folm 1'. Rupn,Shlrcninttr*n, I'a. Try n l?n? und yam filcnd- .? wtll at yourtetf will ilianV u> t"i the twgv hi n. LYMAN DROWN, New York City. COLO. >T Laurens Drug Co. w.n nnioht. r. k. ?Ann KM WUT & HAHK, Attorneys at Law. Hr wu; praotloe in all the State and Federal dun?, Strict attention to all bublnces In true tee* to them. OfV.ce up-'talrd. Simmons' Building RHEUMATISM. This Is often a disease of the blood, though not always. It attaoks usually the jo'nts and tissue and causes a de posit of urlo acid. In its acute stage it is one of much palu and suffering, sometimes affeoting a large part or even ?11 the body. When near the heart it Is dangerous to life. We are thankful to say there is a proper treat ment?Dr. King's Sarsaparilla?inter nally, to eradicate the pol?on from the ?lood. Dr. King's Nerve and Bone Liniment?externally, to give life to the stiffened, painful joints and tissue. Sold by Palmetto Drug (Jo. N. B. Dial. A. O. Todd. DIAL & TODD, Attorneys and Coun sellors at Law. Enterprise Batik and Todd Office Build ing. Lau hens, 8. 0. X? MUTUAL 9g Life' Insurance Co. >2 New York JJj Richard A. McCurdy, Pres. Oldest in America 5^ Largest in the world % W. W. DODSON, Agent for lumens County Laurens, S. C. S EVER WATCHFUL. A Little Care Will Save Many Laurens Headers Future Trouble. Watch the kidneys secretions, See that they have the amber line of health; Tho discbarges not exc ss've or infre quent; Contain no ''brick-dust like" sodiment. Moan's Kidney fills will do this for you, They watch tbo kidneys und cure them when they're ?ick. J, H. O'Dell of Factory Hill, mill hand, rays: "I have bo n sull'oring from backacbo for a long while. At times I con d not work on account of the aching across the small of my back and tho d ill pain gavo UiO no rest day or night. 1 cntld not staud straight and if I sat for a bit and at tempted to arlso I bad (o catch hold of tomcthing to pull my??lf up. The ccorotious from the kidneys wore very nd, full of sedi ment altor thoy stood fur a while. i could not retain them any length of time and had to rise often at nigh*. I tried scvorat hlgh;y recommended remedies and used linlinootp, but noth ing did me any good until I got a b-x of 1 loan'a Kidney Tills at the. Pa'motto Drug Co. and used thorn aocording to direotious. Ttey gavo relief almost tt onco and sinco using iheni tho kidney secrotions have Kut'on cUar and nat ural and I do not have to get up at nights as I used to, while the back ache has left me." For sale by a'l dealers. Prioo f>() cent?. Fostor-Milburn Co , Buffalo, N. Y., boIo agents for tho I'uiiid States. Hemembor the name ? I loan's and take no other. Special Notick?I have just recolved a fine line of fsll und winter samples of all the latest styles. Prices to suit tho times. Pan's made to order from $1.00 up. Suits made to order from 912 00 up. A lit is always guaranteed. I also invite you to join my pressing club, only $l.oo per month. Phone \Ho, Min ter building. E. .1. DANCY, Tailor. Boan tho ^ Yo'J "'1V0 Always Dolgit WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OVER 500 COPIES Second Hand, State adopted School Books, which we offer at Greatly Reduced PRICES. Our Stock of School Books, New and Second Hand, is complete and we shall do our best to fill all orders. PALMETTO DRUG CO. Look for Sign with Tree. Dr. Woobi's PAINLESS AND Whiskoy Cure SKN'i VnV.K tfl .11! users of morphine opium, laiidniiuin, t-fixlrof opium,co c.tlnoor Will* key, a lar.-ro booh of p.ir tldilarson home or sanatorium treat ment. >.ddrcs3. Dr. B. M. WOOl.l.KY, P. O. Hox 2U7, Atlnnta, Gcorgi? CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REME DY ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS. The fault of Riving children medi cine containing injurious substnir es, is sometimes more disastrous than the disease from which they are suffering. Every mother rhould know that Cbnm berlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly safe for children to take. It contain* nothing harmful and for coughs, colds f-nd croup is uosurpaseod. For falo by Laurens Drug Co. and Dr. 13. F. l'osoy. IF IT ISN'T IN SIGHT IT IS INSIDE AT KENNEDY BROS., the leading fancy and heavy grocers of Laurens. Here's some of the new arrivals of seasonable goods: Seeded Rasins, Cleaned Cur rants, Leghorn Citron, Turk ish Figs, Malaga Grapes, Cranberries, Fresh Cocoa nuts, Jordan Shelled Al monds, Nixed Nuts. Quality always the best in the market and price ?well, that is always right. Kennedy Bros. J. E. MI1NTER & BRO.'S GREAT: RED TAG SALE IS NOW ON! Hurry! Hurry!! J. E. MINTER & BRO.