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1 8 A GREAT COOKING EXHIBITION! 8 GREAT MAJESTIC MALLEABLE AND CHARCOAL IRON RANGE. 8 ?MJiMSEPTEMBER 14th to 2Qthqjie^OTE gg i lrm$7.50 FREF Set of Ware With evcr>- Majestic Range sold tin ring this Cooking Exhibition, we will give absolutely FRKK one hnudsomc set of w are. This \> is worth #7.50 if it is worth a cent. Ii is the best that can be bought. We don't add #7.5? to the price of the Range and Uli you you ar< getting the ware free, but sell all Majestic Ranges! At the regular price. You get the ware fixe. Remember this is for Exhibition Week only. J Ware w ill not be given after this week. Thi- ; ware will he 011 exhibition at our store and must j be seen to be appreciated. Come in any day during j the week. PROOF: We don't ask you to take our word for any of the above statements, but if you will call at our tore any day during the week from Sept. Mth to the 20th a . man from the factory where Majestic Ranges arc mad will prove to your satisfaction that these are absolutely | fads and we'll show you many more reasons why the Great Majestic Range is absolutely the best money t an buy. Everybody Welcome FACTS ABOUT THE GREAT w / v'T ? ? ? LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA Majestic Range 8 It is the only Range in the world made of maleable and charcoal iron. It lias beyond any question of a doubt the largest and best reservoir. Jt uses about half the fuel used on otiter Ranges and does better work by far. The Majestic all copper, nickeled reservoir heals thi- water quicker and hotter than tiny other. It is the only reservoir with a removable frame. The charcoal iron body of the (ireat Majestic Range lasts three times as longasa steel body. Mcing made of iiou-brenkablc material, there is practically no expense for repairing the Majestic. As for baking, it i-> perfection, not only for a lew months, but foi all lime to come. A (ireat Majestic Range lasts three times as long as a cheap range, bttl ii don't cost three limes as much. You are Welcome Whether You buy or not. Everybody Welcome CHILDS ANSWERS Bill HER Y ('II A KOK Mr B. L. Caughman, candidate for railrohd commissioner, created a sensa tion in Laurens last Saturday, when he charged that Mr. W. G. Childs, of Co lumbin, had tried to "buy him" to bribo him. The news <>f the charge readied Mr. Childs, who is now threat rninir to sue Mr. Caughman for Iii? ! to the amount of $5,000 damages. Mr. W. 0. Childs, president of the Columbia, Newberry & Laurens road, last night gave the following statement to The State: "I am reliably informed that Mr. B. Ii. Cnughman stated at the campaign mooting at Laurens today that some years sine*!, when he was a member of tho legislaturo and in attendance upon its session, I sent for him through the late W. T. Mar?had an interview with him in my |>riv, office mi the presence of Mr. Martin ml tried to bribe him to prevent tho passage of the law requiring separate conches for tho white and colored races, that he indig nantly spurned tho proposition and cursed me out, and upon leaving the oHlco he was followed by Mr. Martin, who expressed his approval of hiscause. "I wish to say that this charge of bribery, directly or indirectly, is abso lut <ly mil rue. I wish further to add that it is passing slrango that Mr. Cnughman, then and now a sworn olli Cer of the State, should have retained and confided within his breast the knowledge of tins flagrant crime dur ing all these years, until after the only other alleged witness i.s dead; and until after he has learned that I did not en list as one of the wiioopers-up for his re-election. "Why did he not make his charges before a court jury, where I now chal lenge him to make good these charges. If such charge had a semblance of foundation why has he so frequently, during his term as railroad commis sioner, visited, not at my request, hut of his own volition, me at. myotflco and and asked favors at my hands and the hands of (he railroad I represent, and conferred with me there on the most cordial terms? "I am willing for the intelligent eiti SSOnS to determine whether this charge is the product of a virtuous heart, whoso tires, smouldoring for these many years, have just been fanned into a bureI of righteous indignation, or cheap political domugogue to catch the un thrilling vote." "Strongest in the World for 1 he South, and Strongest in (he South for the World." Special An nouncement! Fairview's Twenty -second Stock Show, to be hold on Association's grounds September 18th, 1908. It is tho desire "f tin- Association to make this, the twenty-second offorL one more grand success, und to further this end quite a number of improve- j incuts will bo made for the advantage of exhibitors and sight-seers. Tho fresh water supplj will be abun dant and our refreshment stands will be filled with the best the country af fords and will bo managed b.v our most skilled and experienced men 111 that line, and tho music for the dity will bo ren dered by one <d' the best h inds of our country. A new rale will be opened on tin* east side of our grounds. The j driveways have been broadened and i|uite a number of men stationed along the driveways whose sole business is to help especially the lady drivers and strangers. Our police force will bo made up of men from the city who understand fully their duty, and as our high sheriff is al ways on hand slock show day he can be consulted and w ill help do anything in his power to make the day a SUCCCSS. Our special premium page will be. found to contain more ??Hers than ever before, and as we wish to enlarge our acquaintance wo have decided to re quest this year t he married ladies and widows of the following counties to register their name:, nosloflices and counties with us. namely: Anderson, j Greenville, Laurons, Sparlnnburg, and to oncourngc them to take this trouble we have decided to f ive one ladies' um-1 brella and two grand stand tickets to each of above counties. These prizes; will he drawn for a; i iii management of the whole registering business will bo in the hands of a competent man. The results will be announced early in tho afternoon from tho arena. Our souvenir badges will be as at trac tive as ever before and they are fret- to every one who places a ci editable arti cle on exhibition. Allow us to empha size the fact or request that the ladies make this a record breaking year, es- ; pccinlly in the way of a full attendance and an extra line exhibit in their de part monl. Write at an early dale for premium list to .1. STMVV \ KT I'KDRN, Fountain Inn, S. C. It, V. I). I, Box is. N. H. The same rules and regtlla- j lions will lie enforced as heretofore. As our charter now stand even the Riving away of intoxicating drinks and and using obscene Inngunge is rilsal* lowed and our police powers will bo ex tended to cover this entire section, &c? , PFSDKN, Sec. Best the World Affords, "It given mo Unbounded pleasure to recommend Bucklon's Arnica Salvo." says J. W, .lonkillH, of Chapel Hill. N. ('. "I am convincod it's the best salve I ho world afford . It cured a felon on my thumb and it never fail.; to heal every sore, burn or wound to which it is applied, 25c, at Laurent Drug Co.'s and Palmollo Drug Co.'s drug stores. TRY THIS FOR DESSERT. DImoIvo oho pnckngo of ??y flavored JEl.TrO in ono pint of l>..ilinn wnler. Wlion partly con< urnlrd, hont until light adding ono run whipped rrodin and (tlx ernxlied mm't'iiroon*. W hip nil lo< ?? tlior thoroughly nnd nnurlt Inlon mold or bowl. Wlipnrool.il will Jellify nml mnybc s.-rvod with whipped '-ronm or nny Rood pndding anno?. The JR.Iil.-O posts 10c. nor pnckftgO and ciin DO obtained at nny good grocor1?. Entertainment nt Ora. On Thursday evening next, August 27th, at Thompson's hall, Ora, the La dies' Missionary society of the Asso ciate' Reformed Presbyterian church will give an entertainment for the bene fit of their cause, charging a sm .11 ad mission of 10 and 1"> cents. A play en titled "Maids All Forlorn" will be pre sented by local talent. The public are cordially invited and solicited to attend and help make the entertainment a suc cess. Henry Clay Flour Slill stands at the TOP. Just received a car Copyright Flour, also Red .Seed < kits, Barley, Rye and Crimson Clo ver Seed. Rig lot oi" Bagging and Ties both new and old. Good Corn feed < >als and Hay always on hand, one 6o gallon self mcnsuriuir ()il Tank. J. H. Sullivan1 Ur King's New 1 If e Pills Tho boat in tho world. Notice of a Special i election ; To bo hold in Ihe Soli ol i? stri>?[ of tho I Town of Laurens for tho Purpose ofl Voting Upon the (Jueslion of whet bor or Not tin" Board of Trustee) Said School District Shall I- " Bondi to tho Amount of Ton Thousand Dollars for the Purpose of Krooling a Mow Graded School Building in the Said School District, Notice is hereby given il>..' an elec tion will be he|d in t ho School ui of the Town of I ,IUHT . I tho 17th day ol Sept., '" purpose of voting upon tin ipn in a to whether or not lue lioai I ??>' Tri tees in said School ! iisl. issue bonds to the nmoui t of Ti < i ? und I rollars for the purpo.-o if > i* I ing new Graded Sell ml ituili aid School District. The polls will bo op office, In the ( 'it \ < 'outli il < . ii. the City of Laurens, IV >m !) the forenoon until . o'cloi af ternoon, At said election the r aid School Dist rjet. which ?>. lh< corporate limits of thoCily of L i who are duly quulilic I to constitution and lavs of Ihe Si ite of South (!arolina, shall hcalhn Those voting in favor of the i: suing of said bonds shall Vote a wrii'oii Or printed ballot, upon which tin rd "for the issuing of boiiils" in m or printed thereon, and lhos< to tho issuing of said Hond II vote n similar ballot, upon \\ li on Ii "against the issuing ><f bonds" arc, written or printed I < 1 Said election Iru . tl by I i'.< Board of Trustoei of Ihe School I Hfltrict and will be the order of the said Hoard o ?> of said School Di I ricl pursu ahco Of an Act of the tieneral v. ein bly of the Slab ol ?ulli passed at the session of 1 I lip proved Feb. 20, i'.'1' . VV. L. Boyd. L. G. Bull- m l A. ('lardy are hci'ob' tint manngors to conduct tho dioi . By order of the said II aid tees'. ('. C. FKATIILl: 1 i INK, Chairman. ('. II. IIOPICK, Secretary. Phial Settlem ?nt. Take notice that on the b'lh day ol Sopl., 1008, wo will render a llhlil ac count of our acts and doini exocu tors of the estate Of .1 \ ' lid, d< ceased, in the office ol the -llld;?" ol Probate of I .nmvn I I ? illll! y at 11 o'< ? a. in. and on Hie um di .,'iil i , , i. for a linal discharge from our trust as executors. All persons indebted i" lid estate are notified and required lb ?' pii., men) on that dale; and nil pel ms Im' ing claims against said cstatt; ,vill pro sent them on or before said dau-, duly proven, or bo fore\ or burred. C. K. ItOWLAND, c. II. HOW i \ND, FixecutorSi August 12, I00S 2 H I Ribbons! Ribbons! Plain Silk Taffeta, Satin Taffeta and Gros Grains in desira= ble shades and widths. HOSIERY. Ladies*, Misses' and Children's plain and drop stitch. MERCERIZED WHITE WA1ST1NQS In col ored wash fabrics; a complete line to select from. Also in Embrokl cries and Laces at W. 0. Wilson & Co. ?ja The First Principle Of the Salaried Man Should be TO SAVE. I is possible that luck may play an important part in the quick musing of fortunes, but it has nothing to do with fortunes accumula ted from tho savings of labor. A bank account, however, will 1)0 of assistance ami the young man or woman who will take this method of waving from his or her inlnry will eventually reach the desired goal. This bank welcomes the accounts of those people who are working on salary and have a desire to save a part of it. 1 $ i * 1 1 HE BAN K 3^ LAU RENS LAURENS, SVG. The Hank for Your Savings.