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THE KAUM Kits' IMtKI>>4 . V KXT. Lisbon Correspondent lVrlt?>? or Hard Times for I'iu mors. Lisbon, Oct. 19. -Editor Tho A ? User: Wo havo boon talking of In .tj times, it ml what vvoukl thu Inrmiio; class come to; ihoy Uuvo gone up against .? proposition lluil will lake some lime for us poor farmers lo solve. Wo had rain after rain UuU Hooded our low lands Unit wort! min ed, both corn and cotton, after which time tho dry wcntli tr 11 In, an ; in n few days ruined our luonoj crop, thai we were entirely depending oil tu settle our obligations, belli whli II morchnnts and bankers. Now what arc we lo do is Ihe question? Corn .11 $1.10. bacon from 12 to 11 cents, und Hour high up; lard und other things in proportion. Cotton ;<i s in .? and the mills closing down every day, what is the mailer.' The tScorgin people said llokc Smith caused 111 panic: now whttl is the cause ol col ton going down from 1.' to >> cents as soon as the farmers have some to sell; iusi a few weeks ago cotton was selling at u cents*, in jusi a shori time ii goes down, jusi when the pen pie have to sell. Well, your ho in hie writer Is pblUtillg in oats . very <|ny to meet his short corn crop caused bj the Hood, and would like to see < ; < do iii, same. Our neighbor and friend, the Hoik A. .1. Smith, said lite other day. I am jusi from my place in (!reonwood county am! tho farmers over (hero are away ahead of us in the way of sow inn grain. I saw plenty of ii up and they an still sowing." Now. .Mr. lOditor, ii you will go lo work and give some of your value bh time to oueourage the people to sow more Oats and wheat, I venture tin assertion that you will in a very short time .net (".cry dollar in udvnuoi i'o your paper without your little udver lisemoul uskfng those thai had lud Sullied to settle ul oiii e. We !.id ;?< gentleman say. you will have I 1 ! ticato the farmers i<> plaiil !?. ? ton ami use jess ferlitIs . hut it ? 'ems to us that some or the mos I 01 11 ar? mil very studious tilbng that ! in\ Air. .1. Ti A. Uallew i in t'ohlliilili on business in connection with tin State Kair aim will remain through bill tho Kair Week. Mr. A. It. I loinii's w ill soon have hi lovely holm completed, which adds much io Long sih el AI r. W. I.. I lolmos i.~ ;ii liom< 1: oui Norfolk io regain his health, he hav ing had typhoid I'evi r. .Mrs. Mirry Mihnu Is in Cainden vis il iug her sop, Charle ('apt. II. I!. I'asloy and grand-child ren of Cold Point have beep visiting Mrs. .Milnui and Mi's. Kuiler. A good many will attend the Slate Fair from ihe place. In a few more days Ihe cotton pich big will he a tiling of Ihe past for Ibis season. Wo? bi ( are a ('old, Rfe as Careful as you eilit jou will occasionally lake cold, ami when yon do, net a medicine of known reliahil it.v. one (hot has an established repu tntion ami thai is certain to effect a ? 111 i< -1< cure. Such 11 medicine I: Chamberlain's Cough Itomcd.i it has gained a world wide reputation by iis remarkable cures of this most common ailment, and 1 .111 always hi depended upon. li acts on nature' plan, relievos Ilia lungs, aids expec toration, opein- Ihe secretions are! aids-, nature in restoring the system "lb a healthy condition. During the many years in which it has been ii' general use vvc have yet lo lelirn 1 ; a single ease of cold or attack of tin grip having resulted in pneumonia when this remedy w;is used, which shows conclusive!,* ih.it it is ;i certain preventive of that dangerous disease Chamberlain's Cough Itemed) eon tnllls no opium or other narcotic and may lie given as conlidcnll) lo a bah.v as to an adult. Kor s lie by Lau 1 11 Drug Co. ;.ne and $1 .(id, Trial hoi tie I ice. Senator T?wnseud ol 1 11I011 an uounees thai he will have not hint! In do with nu.N movoiueiit to conies! (In recent dispensary election in I uion county. FEEBLE OLD LADY Has Strength Restorod By Yinol Mrs. Michael Hloom of I/'Wistmvn, Pa., who is SO years of age, says: "For a long lime I have boon so feeble that I have had to bo wheolod around In an invalid's chair. 1 bad no strength ami look cold at Iho slightest provoca tion, Which invariably Milled ..n my llingS, and a cough would result. My son learned of tho od liver prep aration called Vtnol. ami pro. 111. d (1 boi Ho for me. It built up my strength rapidly, and after inking three botlli u I am able to do most of my work, and I can walk a quarter of a mile easily. Bvory aged or Weak person who re quires strength should try Vinol. I am delighted with what It has dono for mo," As a body builder and Strength crea tor for old people, delicate children. Weak, run-down persons, and nfh r SlckllOSS, Vinol 1? unexcelled If ll fails to give satisfaction wo will re turn your money. I..iiircns Or IUI < 0? Innren-. S. t . Von Will niiil ii cns> In select w hal you wani from our slock, in Dinner Hots, If von sec our line in nil colors ? ib coral Ion? b< f. yaw hii S. M. ,?c 10, IT. V likes ? Co. Mum Handle Hie ("ill's. A recent dcclsoit b.v the South Carolin? railroad commission is of Intero t in Laurens. Abonl it the (Srconvlllc News has the following: "'i'h"' railroad commission has or ? ? i'd tin' Columbia, Newberry and Laurens railroad to handle the cars of Charleston nnd Western Carolina : t Laurens. upon the request of the Laurens Cotton Mills, which made til cumph iut that they had sufforcod loss I oi' botli C ue and nioiu v in the trans le ol coal at thai point. '"I I ? mill is situated at the junction ? . ? two roads and both maintained there. 'I he coal used by the ?I", is shipped via the C. & \\\ ('., but lb ? side irnek nearest (ho bunkers is. Own I by tin I'. X. ,M- L. It is claim e .;? i ihe latter has declined to! Illlov i ( iV- \V. ('. to transfer the cars Id its Siding. "Section 2112 covers the case ni is sue, providing Hint one road must handle the < ol another upon request of shl '?;> . . couiponsal ion or not I mote than si per car being charged. The penally for failure to comply with the statute is a line-1101 cxccod Tickling, tight Coughs, can be sure ly and qtticklv loosened will" a pro scription Drill : 1 are dispensing everywhere us Dr. Shoop's Coiigh Iteinedy. Ami ;' is so very, very dilYerctit (ban lomuioil cough medi cines. Xo Opt,,in, no Chloroform, si- .oliilel; until!' harsh r unsafe. Tin' lender leav. > a harmless, lung healing mounts;- .1 shrub, gives the curative properties i<> Dr. Shoop's Cough Iteinedy. Those ha .s have tin- power to call llio nr. 1 si isitive bronchial men inane. Mothers should, I'm safety's sake alone, al tleim id 1 >r. Shoop's. Ii can. ' 1 oedoni, be given to jOlllil ' si babes. Test it and see. Sold by |>al 1 ' ?> 11 ig Coll)pany, .1 I; nt Tin dt was fifty years ?od News. > l? dors Slave Heard II ; mi I ? ?? . ?! Thereby, in.,>i, no' ? travels fast." and the and ? bad back i ttfferers in Laurens ar I to learn that prompt relief is w it du il.eir 1 <? ich, Many a !,. v,. .'. : ni aching back is bad no more. In ii to Dunn's Kidney P'ils. on:' clti/.eiis tue telling the , ood 11 ". 1 lielr experience with oi l Qual? r remedy. Here is an . ? ample vv ort h reading: \. f. Klebt Ibergor, 11,3 W. Main licet, Laurens, S. ('.. says: "I shall always bo glad ? say a good word for ifs Kidney I'ills. as they proved ol great hi e !.i 10 nie several years ago. ., i' : . I Pin; I suffered a great deal . oin backache, several times being obligi I to lay off from work on ac , ml of it. I'll* 10 was also a dull heavj in) serosa my loins ami when I cam III cold ii always settled in my kidneys and increased my Buff ering two fold. The kidney sec re , ions were 1 qucnl ill action und I [ was oh ? so sovornl limes at I ni; it ? .1 t i ..?<??><int. After trying without honollt, I v.. led lo I U ! > > ill's Kidney PIIIb, I,, reading ol 1 eures which they \ve( .? performing. Ti e; in ted vor.v sntlsfacloryily in 1: ;. cn.se : 11*1 I did not have lo take llti ltl long v h'-n a Complete Cliro re adied. I would advise anyone hav ing kidney trouble In any form to go 10 (be Palmetto Drug Company, pro are I if K Idiiey Pills and give ; 1 i "in ;i ihoi oilgli I rial." t'or . al by all dealers. Price 50 out . K?ster Mllhurn Co.. P.uffalo. low Vork. sole ngeiitH for the United nates. Kememb r iikd no oi her .' and I I dub lb. name -Dean's and Simpson, Cooper & Babb, Attorneys at Law. Will practice in till Statt- Courts Prompt attention given lo all business '? i 'rOk?u* -Tit** ?*>M?S&*3 11 ti<? T( > I Sullivan's STORE AND CRT lo lbs, good green Coffoo for $L W Try another barrel of Henry Clay y, Flour, same price u Fallen your hoes willi our Rico 3 Meal, Urnn mid sh nds. P VVc .n e headquarters f<>r Bagging H niid < lotion Tics, old and new. fl V?lt had better prepare for R next year by sowing plenty of I 1 sCed Wheat, Pye. Parley B id Ollis. We can furnish you Hie To arrive this week a car load Led Appier Seed I hits. Sullivan Lnurciis, S. C If you hold a Pire Insurance Policy in the German American Ins. Co. Queen Ins. Co. American Ins. Co. North British & Mercantile Ins. Co. Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co. Virginia State Ins. Co. Dixie Fire Ins. Co. New Hampshire Fire Ins. Co. Insurance Co. of North America. Equitable Fire ins. Co. of Charles ton, S. 0. We beg to inform you that we now represent them. These companies were formerly represented by J. Y. Garlington & Co., TeagUO & Shell, and Jesse II. Teague. E. H. WILKES & SON OMPANY, General Insurance, .Stocks and Bonds. Laurens, S. C. CITRONS, CURRANTS AND RAISINS. The time has come for FRUIT CAKES We ars supplying the best ingredient s for Fruit Cakes to lie found anywhere, See us for HEINZ'S PICKLES of all kinds. A specialty in Pickles. Pin Money Pickles are great sellers. MAHAFFEY & BABB FOR HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES. Next door to Enterprise Pank P.uilding Phone 244. 115 Paurens St. i I Seed! Seed! Seed! Bitf Supply of .Seed just received. I Wheat, Barley, Rye and Clover. All kinds 2 of clover seed. Crimson, Red and Hun. ^ (icl them now it I Kennedy Bros. * o***++****+*o J. L. M. IRBY CIV I h io N Ol N K i: It Office over l.aurcns Drug Co. Or.King's New I He Pills The best in the world. LAURENS OPERA HOUSeI j ? ~~_/ J J Wednesday Nk?it } November l I I GRANV1LLE F. STURGIS " PRE SLNTS HIS OWN PLAY 11 r 1 rie Girl | From Missouri % 9 g s Seats on sale at Laurens Drug Co. A 8 A Comedy Drama of Western Life. ( >um;ix.\i. nkvv v( irk cast COMPIJvTlv SCKNIC PRODUCTION AN ALL ABSORBING PLAY WITH A STORY OF SIMPLE HEART INTEREST IN WHICH COMEDY AND PATHOS ARE INTERMINGLED. Don't Miss This ! ) 6 Upright, Grand and Player Pianos. McCord, the Piano Man Can .?? !! you any kind of Piano. You take no risk in buying of him. Kvery Piano is warranted. The Pianos come direct from the factory in the purchaser, savin*;* much cost and making the Lowest Price Possible If you do not play the Piano, buy a Player Piano, ii will execute the music by the most renowned composers as skillfully as the experl musician. Old upright pianos may be exchanged for Play er Pianos, Rcccnl purchasers: Mr. I). D. Dixon, Mr. J, R.Fullor, Mr. J, L. Boyd, Mr. L. V. Nelson, Dr. -J. L, D?ntion, Mr. R. II Chapman, Mr. W. Clinton Babb. Write for catalogue or call. WL WILL SAVI; YOU MONBY. < )ugan Bargains For quit k sale. Terms to suit the purchaser. One Lyon A i [ealy c? octave Piano Organ, only $75.00. One Wilcox and White chapel Organ, good for a school, $45.00. One Sterling Organ $35.00. One Kindergarl n Organ $48.00. One Standard Organ $25.00, New and attractive Organs at prices to satisfy you. L. A. McCORD The ?'iano Man. Laurens, S. C.