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COTTON SUED MEAL. By Dr. A. M. Soule. * * * ? * <. v\ hat we need Is t<> educate out pen Ido to understand the full nutritional value en cotton seed aieul and to utii j I/o it with intelligence and skill in I feeding all classes of live stock, and I Ums build Iii? permanent animal In- | ?inst l ies through which WO can suppl\ tho needed la1*111-yard manure lo III creitse the vegetable matter In our soils nod multiply their power to with stand drought and to produce larger j crops with less expenditure tor com- j merclul fertilizer and labor. Cotton seed meal is n gift lo tho South which Is not appreciated as it should he. hu( ii should always he home in mind that what has been learned about it has cost much labor, much time and much money, and those v. ho are Cue truest and host friends to the Southern farmer will caution him to use mis groat concentrate with that degree of skill and discretion which is necessary i<> insure his ob taining the largest profit from ils III ilizat ion. At the same lime it should be slated that, with Bermuda pastures and tin proper use of cotton seed llleal. 111! construction of silos to ihe necessary succulent food for winter feeding. ; rotation of crops, and the reduction ol the cotton area, ami the exclusion o our animal Industries, the permanent prosperity, happiness and Independ ence of the Southern farmer will bo assured. Therefore, no effort and pains should he spared to put these essential facts concerning the marvel ous benefits which cotton seed meal will coiil'er on our farmers before them in a definite and clear-cut man HOI'. O. A. ('. Review. Came Near Choking In Death, A little hoy, the son of Chris. I>. Pet erson, a well known resident of the village of Jacksonville, Iowa, had a sudden and violent attack of croup. .Much thick stringy phlegm came up after giving Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy. .Mr. Peterson says: ' ! think he would have choked to death l;ad WO not given him this remedy." For sale by Laurens Drug Co. "\ Word to (lie Wise." Mr. Editor: While walking in our city cemetery Insl Friday afternoon i was shocked, greatly shocked am grieved lo sou n cow standing on tin grave of one of the noblest women who has ever lived in our town, try lug lo reach up and got Iho wreath ol holly Ihttt loving band.-, had placed in lender remembrance on tho inurbh Shaft above her sleeping dust Two other Cows were roaming around, all Of fhom entirely loose. This is noth ing unusual, so I am told. With her progros along other lines, surely oui lown will m>i allow her city of tin dead, where so many good and true are laid away, to become a common cow pasture. "A word to tho wisi 1- ; sulllcient." Citizen. Jan. i. ioo?. Where :i Multitude of Sins are Covered The D. & M, PAINT covers defect in previous paintings, and wears foi in to i.. years, because Iba L. St M. b puro linseed <ni 'cinder pure oxide ol zinc pure while lead, and you hell lo make Iho paint by IllixIlM' III I'd quarts of linseed oil with each gallon i.i paint. Its done in two minutes. Makes cost only $1.20 |ior gallon .1 II, X- M. !.. Nash. Laurens. Clinton Pharmacy, Clinton. L & M. Paint Agents. 2-1 i. u.In >aii in 11)08. With characteristic enterprise tin Anderson Daily Mail printed its ens Iniuiir.i yeai end slory December Illsl giving a general review of the "Flee trie City';;" progress coiuinerciallj and indiisl rlally for I Iio past year. Tl ? showing made is exeolloill. and An (Icrsnil and Tin' .Mail are io be COllgrol dialed. Tortured on a Heise, ? |',,r (en :? ea rs I couldn't ride ii horse will.oui beim; in torltiro Iron, piles." Wl ItOS 11. S. Napier of IlllglO! Ky.. ?'when ail doctors and other rein Oiiles failed. Blicklon's Arnica Sal>. ? ?Hied mo." Infallible for Piles. Burns Scalds. Cuts. Molls. Fever-Soros, He ? ma Sail Itheiim, Corns. 2iic. Ounr Ulileed by Lamms I n ur. Co- and Pal niello Drug Co. ip. who wall s by faith has oppor tunity to Clljoy the scenery. Slomncli Trouble Cored. If you have any trouble with your stomach you should take Chamber lain's SIOIUHCll and Liver Tablets. Mr j, p. Kioto of Kdlnn, Mo., says "I have used a great many lllffert nl med icines for stomach troubles, but find chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets more bnnoflclnl than any other remedy I 0V0I" med." Cor sale by Laurens Drug Co. A Self centered life brines Olli) transient rewards. \ Nominell ?nkle. \ , ;i rule ;i mau w ill fool well i al Is |f be can hobble around <"? crutches In two or three weeks nfler spraining his ankle and II Is of I oil two or three months before he is lul lv recovered, 'Phis is an unneces sary loss ?>f linto, as by nnidylng Chamberlain's Liniment, hs directed. ., , |)?,\ ns a rub' be effected In I. Mian one week's lime, and III iiuiny cases within Ihroo days. Sold bv Laurens Drug Co._ En rrTDir tiip.bk8tfor Leii nlv jiii.ku sm s BITTERS ANMfi>nk\8. ait. Bethel Xn * Xotcs. Mt. Bethel, Ian. _'.- < hristinas has 'an iu und gone ami the Now i far has j ome, und we (ire thankful that we haV uu had hows '.<: report. ! j Presiding bHdor, the Rov. Mr. a?j |ireaclu il here last Sunday and held tho (puiit? rl) eouferonce on Mon day morning, Wo are always glad to have him . us ami preach. Our new preacher, Rev. Mr. Speer, eas com? and i one to work and the people arc spi akin;, very highly of hint, ami t ' i i . nix ?big up the way i?>r u.u. a good >.o:.. to church and community. Tho school al (his place is being successfully taughl by .Miss Todle Morlmnn. She has charge of this school before and tho trustees arc !'> ho Congratulated for securing h?-r again. The Harmony people arc delighted to have their pl*? tu:her, Itev. X. O. Bellica, returned for '?!:? year. He is well liked lo iho congregation and the community., lb- III led his ap pointment tltore h ?l Sunday-?iho first since tho .. inual confi rouce, At this plat " tin y have an ideal Sunday school, supcriiKoudod by Mr. John Henry llalleulinc. ( lass No. I is i ? ight b; .Mr. lohn ii. Davis; No.'2 is taught !Iis. Sttdio Medlock; No. ". bj Miss Jo Bah nlino; No. I, by Mr. <? B. Taylor; and No. ?". by ladies Interest ! in the Children. Mr. ". ('luck <>!' Mountvillc is vis iting in the community for a few days. Mr. Walter Roddon ol llonca Path spent the Itolldays with Mr. J. B. Davis. Tie members of the Farmers union lind a ilico social tlmo a' an oyster Slipper at Poplar Springs last. Tues day night. Mr. Leonard Simpson and IDdgar Davis ".ill return to Ftirnian next Monday lo resumo their studies. Miss Ks teile Duriles is visiting at Cross Anchor for a few days. Mis.-. Lotth Carlisle has gbuo to Lnii .?ens loda.v to visit relatives and 'riends tho city. We wisli The Advertiser a happy md pi'osporous New Near. Life 100,000 Vojirs Ago. Sclentisls have foiilld in a cave in Switzerland hones of men, who lived HU),i><)() year* ago. when Iii?' was in ?on- taiu danger Iroui v. ltd beasts. To lay tho danger, as show hy A, \V. Drown of Alexander, Me., is largely from det*dl> dh-ease. i. it had not llOOtl for Dr. King's N'o\\ Discovery, which cured me, I could not have liv ed," he writes, suffering as I did from i si". r; i ne troiibb am! stubborn cough." I'u cure Sox- Klings, Colds obstinat? i .ugl . and proven! I'aeu lUoula. ; (lie i.i-t medicine on earth. '.?!<? and -;l. a. (tuaranLeed hy ban-' rens Ding o.. ami Palmetto Drug Co. Trial bottle free. The ebb ' need of men is more manhood. See: Holla i Oraw Von nix. ? ii won '?' he liti d to overstate tlio vouih rflil chani ?? in my mother since he beg tin 10 in.e Llocirio Hitters." tvriles Mrsi W. '. Ollpatrick <d" Dan t.itli. "Although past 7o she HO0IUS 'eally in he growing young again. She uift'erod iliitobl tuts y front dyspepsia or ..u ii n . hi t she cop hi neither at dvlnk nor sleep. Doctor.- gave ier tip all i ? ipedie? failed till Cloolrio Hitters ivdrk d such wonders 'or hoi' h.e lib." Tin > invlgori i ? all i'itlll or; ans. cure Llvrr and Kidnoy troubles, i duel slot i. impart strengt Ii ind upp ? ? ? i ..? 50c til Laurens i irug ( o. und \ iui Piilmello l >i (!o. ii' 'i ai n nrborough'tj 'Overed Wood 'Oiupauh d hy ?'. ItllOO '.!.: idt lor.V bond .' i ! live The ill will oiiii I rigid he on hi prior lo tin may be lefl Ol : K !<> 1, KT. >? oi Janbary, lOnh, at lil KnoreO. P. I'., lite ;. in s oi Lau rons ? 'i unt! v. ill let id ' 1? bidder tlio eou il the bridge oVcr ?? I'.e iJepOl id above the ram ? time and ?ill h< awardi d for re !'.'?? over Kn.nv ? Liver nil), i n both in tanres ell . :. cither sle. l. or 11 I'.ond re anioiil of < on - lach bid must he n? , i : 00 as gnat' er v. ill give salisfae cont reel v. llhlii ill dato of award ?? \ <? i ie reject any or llS iitld : lecilical ions HI Ilm Supervisors' ? i in < for oti.' Week til Si ah'd bids h tin- und? rsigncd ho n in I hial Dlsi hn rt e? ml u-e i I on till' :.'-'.i? 11 day of : 'h . I \.;' 1 i cildor It final oi UP , is and doing ??? as nd \. VV. inainloti, ! I. |ti the mlice of Iho Judge ol Pi 01 lite ..' i. mi; II COUllt). it I i o'clock, :.. i ... all i n i (lie snmo day will appb ror Dual discharge from 111v Irtl i a. . liilll isiralor. All poi'i ons lud tbicil to said osiiilP are notified aiid repair ?<! 10 innko pay meid on that ih.ti : ami i H persons having claim* iigainsl said esialo will ? ,.,.1 ii.,,i I,,i or before tin id dam. tln'v proi ? ll. ??' !?. forever barreil. \. N. Ur?mien, 11 nlor Ino VOTICK. i - SU) 1 hold? t'S ?ii -he Wet. - Muls at I he oi!i'?> of ibe i oi poriitioil, on Jan iiary i.'ih. tnoo, ai I o i lock, p. in., to consider ?;?<? itdv Isubil D ol IncreaHlng (he Kapital Stock Of 'id > Ol petal loll from fji.tOO.Ot O.O? L6 > iOO.tlOO.O?, .1. Adgor Smyth, Jr., iM'OShleni and Treasurer 10 ti ? Altogether now for New Year! c We are now fully prepared to supply the wants of every tner ^ chant in Laurens County. Our stock of Goods is very largo ? \ and .brand new. Our prices are as low as high quality will permit. g y To those who have not already bought your full requirements we f r would advise you to do so at once, thereby enabling you to avoid ^ r the rush. ? J. S. MACHEN & COHPANY. | Flannels Scarlet Twills Medicated. S White Wool Twills. ( Plain all wool yard wide in white. C Extra heavy yard wide Cotton Pleece. \ Hosiery Ladies1 black wool Hose. Ladies' black fleeced lined cotton. M isscs' fine ribbed. i Boys' heavy ribbed extra weight. c Underwear ! Ladies' scarlet and while wool in separate pieces. ^ Ladies' while llceced cotton ribbed. ( Children's Union Suits. ^ Heavy fleeced Shelland vSuits and Drawers for Men. W. G. WILSON & COMPANY Real Estate Offerings ?7i acres of land, with dwelling, good barn nnd out-buildings, near Owings. Price $3,500; terms made easy. 100 acres of land, with live room dwelling, 3-rooin lenanl house, good oui buildings, near Hickory Tavern. Sullivan township, Price $15.00 per aero. :\xi: acres of land in town of Lnn ford, with live-room dwelling. Price $1,500. "?0 acres of land in (own of I.amend, with tenant hous, at $50.00 per acre. acres of land in town of Omy Court, dwelling and outbuildings. Price $"'0 por acre. SO acres of land in one mile of the town of Cray Court, with two dwell ings. Price $1(1 per nore. IMS acres of land near Rabuil Creek church, 8-room dwolllng, three tc^nitui houses. Price $32.50 per acre. 126 acres land 2J,j miles from Barks dalo station with dwelling and out buildings; 2-horse farm in cultivation; line pasture and well timbered. Price $8,000. 60 acres of half mile irom Dial's church with dwelling and outbuildings, with 40 acres in cultivation, in acres of fino bottom land. Price $1,800. I7;t acres of land in Dial's Township, known as the Wham place, bounded l>v lands of W. M. Deck. Win. Wham and R, A. Nash, with good dwelling, tenant houses and three horse farm in cultiva tion. See this property for there is a bargain for you. Price $4,000. si acres near Friendsnipchurch, good dwelling ami outbuildings. Bounded 1>\ lands of W. K. Cheek, D. W.Is anil others. Price $2,600.00. 142 acres of land, hounded by estate of .1. U. SwltZOr and Simpson estate, with dwelling. 2 tenement houses and good outbuildings. Price $20 per acre. 1 acres land and nine room dwelling, servant's house, in town of Gray Court. Price $2(500. .">:{ acres of land in one mile of Green Pond church, bounded by kinds of E. C. Stono, itobort Woods and others, with 'i six room cottage, tenant house, lino wircd-in pastures, $35 per acre. SK) acres in Lnurons township, bound ed by lands of W. A. Mills. W. A. Simpson Ludy Mills and others, nice dwellings, well supplied with tenant h0U86S. This farm will he divided into 50 acre lots if so desired, ranging in price from $26 to $60 per acre or will sell the whole for $32,000.00 f>.:',2 acres land fronting North Harper street, just, outside corporate limits, with 7-room dwelling. Price $3,000. 103 acres near Mi. Olive Church. Waterloo township, known as part of the Washington place, two dwelling nnd necessary out-buddings. Price $16.00 pei- acre. .via aces land ? miles of Tumbling Shoals, nine room (lolling, good barn and outbu.idings, 10 tenant houses, well limbered, 14-horS0 farm in cultivation. Price per acre $35. ."'.I acrofl land bounded by lands of W. R, ? Heek, .lno. Smith, D. Woods and others; has good dwelling nnd out build" Ings. Price $1,300. II", acres of hm? 1 Dial's township, known as the old Wham's homosleaid, j with dwelling and (nit-buildings. Price S27.f>() pop aero. 200 acres of land one milo of liial'i church; 5 tenanl houses $20 per aer<. i Terms made easy. 205 acres in Puirview township Green villo county, near Cedur Falls, hounded by -lohn Terry, Clyde Willis, John Pod ! <'ii and others, three dwellings close i< church and line school. Priee $IK.0< per acre. "7 lots suitable for building purpose . in the town of Simpsonville; prices made right. 11115 acres land, known as the old Wham homestead or " Wham's Lawn," with dwelling and out-buildings. I'rice $27.50 per acre 1st) acres of land in two miles of Waterloo, with dwelling and out built! ings. Price $2.260. 127 acres land in Sullivan lownship, 9 room dwelling, good out buildings, i tenant house. I'rice per acre. 27 acres land bounded by .1. ( . Owine and .1. R, Willis. Trice $500. :><) acres land hounded by lands of Thomas Armstrong and .lohn Draydon. Dwelling and outbuildings. Price !lfi per acre. 42acres bounded i<v lauds of iho Radgett farm, J. <>. C. Fleming. W. .1 Copeland, one dwelling and cut build ing. Price $2,250.00 56 acres at Cray Court, 4-room house and out building, bounded by lands of K. T. Shell and M. II. Burdihc. Priei $(H> per acre. Seven room house and two acre lot in ? town of Cray Court, modern build. Price 2,"00.00. 500 acres of land within six miles ol I.nitrons, live miles of Clinton, with dwelling and four tenanl houses, 250 acres in cultivation, balance in wood land. Terms made casyal $20per acre. !>S acre- land near Walls Mill . bounded by s. O. Leak and M. A. Knight, 1 tenanl house. Price $10 per acre. 200 acres land, bounded l>y lands of I Mrs. .1 esse Tongue, JnO, Watts, Dr. Puller, dwelling and tenncnt hou e , I horse farm in cultivation. Price $5,000.00. (18 acres land 2J miles Cray Court, bounded by lands of J. II. G ?dfroy, -I ihn Armstrong nnd others, Prioc$l,t5 . 2(?o acres land, Waterloo township, bounded by lands of estate of W. '!'. Smith, J, R. Anderson and Salltdu riv er. Price $2,600.00. KM) acres of land i:i Youngs township, I 11 room dwelling, two tenant houses, good barn. Price $ !, 250. 265 acres of land in Waterloo lown ship, known as the John Y. Boyd place with dwelling and out buildings. Price $1.700, 517 acres land 4 mile.- of I.aureus, hounded by lands Mrs. BurgCSS, Bob Brown, Jno. Madden and others; 6 ten ant houses; 7 horse farm in cultivation, Will he cut into lots of 100 acres c tch. Price $2(1 per acre. J. N. Leak Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds, Gray Court, S. C. geling RAD? Btomitoh out i>t nnl r. I>1> tlt>, Ml<1 yon |i(iv< Hint :M\, Nov.? h Ml .?.1 iiiit-f? ? IIiikI Take an INK Tub! el i'o night. Vou will bofctii to fed bolt im 'i'liolr nntliut In different from other l.lvur Ktomueh iiieilloinuH?no Brll'lttffi MO ilckoulng i>t wuukoiiluu ?oiiHittlou*. Yiiey uiiik? >"u fool good. BETTER THAW Pill S JOR^ L IYER IU.S. "Nnturo's Hemody" (NR TableU) I iho wry beut pro? ?erlptlnti tut sowr BIoiiihoIi, t,i !< Ii uiltioho, l.os? ol Ali. Ilt?, Sultow C'omi>l?xlvii. Coiuttimi ? i, i r l'omi?! tt.t, Bkln OIsoiwob, Oltlllct, Hnlnrln, Union. >:??;> ?. , Clin? plos niul Itlumiun.. n, YU of tboi .... med by t; ?i'l'.i and cou?o?itto?t ?loch) ? i ?? ? itittloli in s.imo cvulloCtti ? iilKOStlvoorgnu?. ?, l * &0e Vax. Sold Bv< ryivhor*. ^^??y . r^m? IUI For Sale by Palmetto Drug; Co. Before New Year Now don't <>;el rattled, but bin your Toys, Dolls, Trains, Beds and Tables Before the Rush You want Books? We have them from l! cents to $3.00?for wee folks as well as for young and old folks. U Please do not send of): for i>"oi ' unlil von have seen 1 I our stock'. Will be wid t open December 1st. I Palmetto Drug Co. /J <flj* id 4 4 ifljfl ? 4 J i bp r v & v 9 w v & v p > (6. ft ft .ft /t a tt A A M0 0 new Hands at the I Bellows. j -.-1 i s Wo have on hand IV ? !i from the long-leaf piney woods the best line of Siding, Ceil ing and i looring e for the money?IV and sec its on 1 Iii:' terial and we can ity and prices. V cement, laths, shii sash, doors and bli we can satisfy you We thank our and color for theii and hope to merit io-1-.i i ,aurons to tVM). Call L and see t he ma il up i.i both r} ital ic, hard piaster) paryoid I too ling, aii to sec us and Is oi every race ?n ige in I he past, onlinued favors. I ft w s s 1 i\e: riSEBS?*'.?*;*-'!:? mers du We givt: [>afli A checking tu fanner should Ik ()ur saviiij^s < affording, ? it <1 with llic lulvaiil ()nr ' '?inim><li cttsl?iifcf.s. We eordiallj Uankina 1 Io;ue. no ft Enterprise rinnK Lau re us, S. C