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^ I MM I' - ' i^^^^? Makes Finest, Purest FoodW BUSINESS SESSIONS OE THE WOMANS' MISSIONARY UNION i lie Woman's Missionary union of ICnoree Presbytery tuet in Us eleventh annual session with the Indies of the Pi si Presbyterian church, Laurons, s. C . October i l-lfi, 1 f?o'.?. he union was called lo order on Ti' irsdny ufternooit at tour o'clock < hj 'lie president. Mrs. W. W. Simpson o. Woodruff. Alter devotional exer- J ? ??-?ti and the enrollment of delegates ( a social half hour was spent in the c! rcll parlors, the delegates, visitors tit ?> hostesses mingling in pleasant i: ? rcourse. >t S p. in. the union reconvened, the R< c. P. Ilnnkin, pastor of the church g'. ng an address of welcome, aller v\ ich he introduced the speaker of ti: evening. Rev. L. I'. Vnss of Luebo. A ica. Mr. Vnss was heard with I ?ial interest, having been pastor of tli ? Second Presbyterian church, Spar ti ' burg, and also pastor of Nazareth j c rch In Spurtriub?rg county, before I i- ig to Africa ris a missionary from (he Southern Presbyleriari church; i in-;- going lo Africa Mr. Vilss has | lie, ieved great tiling:--. IN sides lu ing! i>: -or of the Iarg1.st church in the sv,.?theru Presbyterian assembly, lie' is eriptilin of the "l.tipsley." a boat j Ii" i by the1 children of ilie United Statbs for missionary werk ?l) Hie e" licit the bid Labsloy capsized a : I', -. years ago. twenty-four natives and tl Rev. Mr. Slaymaker, a 'young mi--ionnry from Virginia, going down v.; a it. Mr. \'ass was miraculously ed. The children of the Southern I' sbyteriaii church, as soon as they hoi d of the destruction of the vessel, hoe an to raise fund.-, for a new and! ht er "l.apsley." Ii was built ai (III (gow, Scotland, at a cost of $100(111, i ? i-n apart and shipped to Africa, wi re it was put together by the na iv s under the superintendence of Mr. Y. - It now plys. along the Congo < mainled by Mr. V'.'ISS. with a Crew 0 -ixtv or seven!v-live native Chris-j 11 '. r. Vnss touched on the trial of the 11 >. Morrison and Slieppard who ! recently been released by lite ?.' glilli government. Their Impris-1 <? .cut and release lias resulted in :. 1 'er publicity of ihe nefarious prac tlci of Leopold illid will no doubl Ii i ? the condition of the natives us I as tbe work ol iia- missionaries i: \frich. iO union resumed Its work Friday i a : :'.<" ii. m.. with devotional OXor ? ? s conducted by ti c president. 10 minutes of Ifios were read ami nvi'il. The reports from societies \ ?? read, showing twenty-live soc|e 'i - represented by delegates, High I "ties not represented by delegates reports. Several visitors from different part- of the presbytery were present, bringing the Attendance up to about fifty. The following officers were in charge of ihe meeting, having been elected in 1007 to serve two years: President. Mrs. \V, v.". Simpson Woodruff: Viee president, Mrs. W. 'I'. Austin. Cross l??: Secretary. Mrs. .1. W. Allen. Spartanburg; Treasurer, Mrs. .1. O. c. Fleming. Luurens. The delegates present were hs fid. lows: I Antio(d). .\li.-s Maggie Harrison; Center Point. Mrs. .lames Anderson: Clinton First, Mrs. Kola. Adams and Miss Agnes Adams; Fountain Inn. Miss llessie Hitch; Friendship. Miss Annie Nichols; (IroehviHe First. Mrs. Id. T. Woodslde; (ireenviile Second. Mrs. .1. F, ' 'kay; I.aureus First. Mr.-. II. K. Alken .merty Springs, Mrs. W. II. I.eamnt .. .:kvillo. Mrs. Traynhem: Lisbon, Mrs. Holums; Mt. Tabor Kl.I, Mis. I ioltzclnw: Mi. Calvary, \ii.-. i.lames! Nazareth. Miss |):'uellla i Means: Neu' llurnmn\. Mr?. i:. ,1. Stoddtird ami Mrs. .1. W. IhipiV; Old , Field. Mrs. T I', .lean- : (lid Ant, loch. Miss l-jvn Kilgore: flock Itrldge, Miss Davis; Itbeky Springs. Mrs c. !:. Itob jillson: Spnrttinhurg First k\\liriatus." j \ilss Marjorlo ('luipunin: Tudd Meinor ? Lint. Mrs. Wade: Woodruff. Mrs. I.. I!. Irby and Miss l?ritee MCAuloy; A ; number of Ihe delegates reported I'roin 1 iIn- childri it's soeietb s. The missionary visitor. Miss |teile Crhig. illustrated her report with a map study showing llfty-olghl churches : in Knoree presbytery, forty-three wo I men's societies, thirty two young peo ple's societies. Three new societies I have been organized since las: year. \ live are to lie organized this year, and mission study elnsses and reading course have been started in several of ' the churches. Mrs. .1. s. Wutklus of Spartnnhurg and Miss Cralg led a discussion on J "Mission Literature and Mission Study I Classes." Mrs. Walking vend an ex j eellenl paper on the Importance of knowledge ami the scan lly of khowl edge. The jircsldcui reipiested thai she have this paper published. Miss C I'll ig called the attention of the lutloil to The Mb sionaiy and the Ve?i liobit of Prayer The Missionary is a mag azine published by the K ;o< ntive coup miltee of I'onilgn missions .".',.-!. vile, und the l'ehr (look i- tin illiisira I led booklet v. ith a to.de for euch day in tl.e year, appropriate selections of script it re. condensed stallst!? s. otr\. with a day sei apart lor each, mis-ion ary in the field. Miss Cralg suggested thai orders he sent in for ihe Near Hook before Christinas, as the supply is often e\ j haustet! early ia the year. Mis.- Cralg ELDER HENRY CUNNINGHAM Recommends Ytnbt For Weak, Run-Down People. " I was run down and weak from Indigestion and general debility, also suffered from vertigo. I saw a cod liver preparation called Vinol adver tised and decided to give it a trial, and the results were most gratifying. After taking two bottles I regained my strength, and am now feeling unusually well." ? HENRY CUNNINGHAM, E der Baptist Church, Klnston, N.C. Vinol contains the two most world-famed tonics?the medicinal, strengthening, body-building elements of Cod Liver Oil and Tonic. Iron. Vinol contains no oil, and is by far the Best Strengthening Tonic obtainable. We return your money without question if Vinol doe* not accomplish ell we chum for it. THE LAURENS DRUG CO., Lflurens. closed her talk by tolling of the reflex Influence Of the study of missions. The afternoon session was opened With a prayer service conducted by Mrs. Austin. The minutes of the previous session wore read and ap proved. A blackboard exorcise was conducted by Mrs. L. n. Irby. giving some facts and statistics. Mrs. Hun ter and Mrs. Anderson led in a dis cussion on "Our Country Soi letles". The treasurer reported about $:>0.00 in the treasury and $."?111.00 for the Hal Chow fund, the special work of the union. The executive commit tee recom mended that the follwolng changes be 1 made in the constitution and by.luWs: First, that the word "foreign" be omit ted so that instead of of the Woman's Foreign Missiontiry union, this union shall be known a- the Women's Mis sionary uiilou 61 Fnoree presbytery. Second, that there be live vice-pres idents, on,- from each county hi the presbytery, and thai these v'ice-pres ideuts assist the missionary visitor in her work. Third, that the missionary visitor and her duties be given a place In the by-laws among the ofllcers of the union. These suggestions Were acted upon and carried, A motion was made atol carried to semi the presi dent to the woman's conference at Montreal and to allow her $10.00 for expenses. OtliCers were elected to serve (wo years, as follow s: President Mrs. F. I.. Mayes. Oreen vllle. s. c. Vice-President Mrs; W. W. simp son. Woodruff, S. c. Secretary Mrs. .!. W. Allen. Spur tanlmrg, S. c Troj . () c ? Luuvctis. s. <' Ait inv itai loti *v as exi md i I ruth the Orechvilic Second church for the. next iiiHeting of the uiilou, which w;;^ accepted. A large rbng regst tot) gathered Ft'l dhy at S p. in. to hoar Mr. Vtiss' illus trate.' lecture on Africa. Air Vnss took as the keynote of his talk. "I ?cos missionary work on the Congo pay"? The closing meeting of the union was held Saturday murnicu. Mrs. Fulton Of our Japan mission, now on furlough. Have u talk on .lapaU. taking a hurried glance ai ouch station of the Southern Presbyteiititi church. Mrs; Austin gave a talk on pur' Hai C:.o.v work, a' (he close of Which the u'.iini agreed to lake ten shares, build! p.. a iiolho on the llai Cbo\v I i Id io ho ko.rn a.- the 1-hUjree lb 1 ? > ?copied (lie delegate.-, suggest to their homo societies thai the dites Of ice union be changed from live cents to ten cents pi member. kesolutions of thank* to ; 11 who Contributed to (he com fori ami success Ol I lie unibh were adopted ami the union adjourned to meet in (SrCcu viile October P.llO, A' the close of ilie session ii; - fol lowing rosbltltlohs were offered ami unanimously adopted ? We. the members of i'n- Women's Missionary union of Kitoroe presby tery, desire lo |iiit on record our sin. cere thanks to the citizens of I.aureus no their unbounded hospitality, liuik iiiU but' - tay so delightful thai ouch delegate I'ejl that she ha 1 been as V to thank ? 111 d i ? i . privilege to listen lo his address, also hi.- Illtislrated let iure mi Afr? it. V.'e return special thank- lo Mayor Bnhh and Mr. Bendy, managers of the opera house for the loan of their lau lern, and to Mr. Mobie lor operating the slides, rendering valuable assist ance to Mr. Vnss. We Wish to thank Mrs. Pllltob for lolling us of the work dorn- at our mission station., in .lliplin, We would not forget to ihav.k our retiring president tor the faithful IlltlUner in which she has discharged In r duties, also our faithful and Very clllclciit secretary ami treasurer. Last, bill not least, we wish to thank our Heavenly Father, through whom all these blessings come, and 11ray that His name may be horn red and that we ourselves may return to our homes better fitted for His service Respectfully submitted. Mrs. ,t. f. Mackay, Mrs. Nogio .lames. Mr.-, W. f. Hoi/claw Committee. P. 1). CVs to Meet Mondtiy. Mrs It. [I. Bell requests the an nouncement that thrt Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday after noon. November 1st, i:'.)0 o'clock, at Mrs. J. S. Bennett's at h?r bomn on I West Mam street FHE GREATEST OF STATE FA!K EVERYONE WILL LE IN COLUMBIA NOV. L 70 C. Big Ev-nts Planned?-A I S:-.. o: Pleasure-;?Choap U.-'.-j. 'I ii.. forty Iii *i tituitnii sv:: ? i in I? hell in ('oliihilitii November '? l?| .? ".n." - to Im? (tu? l.-'si hi ttic lit* lory if ; So ('itrollu;t Aurli'iiltitrul luiit M It?,>i ii s?o ?I.?IV. Not .hi!., itn> illi* pi ? in 1 ?'?? 'I'. !nIgor t la ? ti incr l>vfori>. bdt Ui?' l?il >? - 01 Iii?. ori!iinl/..itl.iti liuvo iin ? -?-i? -1 i |ir?4f.?ii ihot ?III i.. ::^ Iniii'liv.ls ? ?; * ?i. ? - tiolii uo.ir '?>: shites I In s s ?? 11 Si.- i i" I ' I'.. ?.. . ? ? . . . ? dltiw - : Ii i i :i hi;uiiii'l; of \ . .1 ? ? iirt ith ? ? I for Hu1 ' ill?i|il .. >t : in |?i" I 'Ilr- \\.i- .in.- of ; ..? foul no- las' \o.ir in wiilctl llii'ro Wlia lively couipo 'i it ju l fiil'luors Itiroilitllii'H Iii?' stille ? tt'iil luv; SroroPtry l.ovo for lifonnitUia us im t!l.a lili.ei- for ?'III i:i- ?'. I Atiotlcr fi'.kluro Iti st yoiir w.i- tili? hom-li I ?liOw; Tliet'c were siO iu.ui;.' einHe* In Ulli* depart molt t tliit tli?i si. ! Iii- .1 I I...1 tU ill' I'M-'1 I III* |?l 'ixi'.l i'll ? is--- !?? Il.i till niltii'l uti'l i >|"' ill K.nii'i? '.Mi li.'eii >?" .imI.Ii! for ii..- .i..-* 'l !i.' 1'iielllK. "f .ii -". will i ;t ??! i'i.' Iii 4b sllli'luril. Sin. .. i'i - society V. | iiii??i| Mi.- \ n -.ui.i i' u "Ii:i.i - i.??. i rul ing ' ii eiili. 11st* ii".-'1- -nt Siiittii :i... . n ? ii . Mi.- .Ii--: in lie* en'oitr.Vi iite) iti ???.mi III.Hi.Ml 'if ???1110 'if ill.' l ?? i- ; ,\t !.'..i. I m:i-to ?'i i a ? *. ir^i..; i ? , - u .?: . ?? r.t o l i k- in-iii.. i' ? ' M ' ? : ? ? ? . ? A s. I I I V.- 1st.|.. 1 ??!i iillil Will! H ? ''".? I ? ?? IlltflllJ ? ? I .. ?? ? . til.- i. Ill ? ? I..' .- ^ "i'll IttllllOl' Die. Purl..:. I than liave liiy feel em off," suhl M. I. 1 Ringham, of Prlhoovillc. III 'Min I you'll die from gangrene (which had ?eaten away eight toes) H yoit don't.' ; saiil all the doctors. Instead, lie used I llueklen's Araica Salve till wholli eurod, Iis eures uf lOezema, Pever ! Sore-. I'.oils. Hurils and Piles astound I the world, -?"?<? al the LaUrcns Drisg i Co. and Ilm Palm. Ho Dna; di LAND SALE. Ihe Slate in South Carolina. I aunt) el' I.aureus. IN ( III IM Ol < OM.MO.N I'I I LS. W. it l i I.I.IM:. Plaintiff, vs. : IH'CII PI I.I.KK Lll.LA .M STIN. ItLANCHK UASOIt, AXXIK LAI IHK DIAL, M V.KSII U.L A LK \M W I.VI. LK \ M \N. Wl I.I.I \M I.K.V MAN M\ it A LKAM VN. iiOl' KLLA LKA.MAX. DKXTO MATTl IKVVS. i'AKOLIN'K MATTIIKW'S. and .1 .\ ; M VTTilKWS. lieleinlnhis. Piirsiiani to a decree of Sale in (he ! ? rens Count> in .said Slate, contain ing two hundred and lift) he I'i' . liiore or less, hottilded OH tie- north 1>> lands of .1. W. 'inn.er. and on the eii i hy lands of C Y lllpp, on the south hy lands of Con way Dial, and on life west hy lands of Mlittle I in I i> . and Public ma l from Cross 11 i! 1 loward." Latiroiif Court House. Terliis ol Sale OXK II \l;K 11 ASH hnlniice to he paid twelve iivoiubs from date of sale, the credit jiortioii to l>" paid twelve months from date o| -:,).?, the credit portion to l?" seen led by bond ami iubrtgngc of tie- piirehaser over the -aid premises, henritig P-gal interest from date, with leave to pui chaser to pay his entire hid in cash. Purchaser to pay for paper. 11 (be terms Ol sale an- not complied with, the land to he resold on saim- or ftotnc subsequent Salesdav on Slime (ei'llls, at the risk ol former purchaser JOHN P. HOLT. C. C (' P. and r, S. LaUl'OtlS, S 1' Hated, this Oct. Sth. \'M<\>. I I -:;t VIS \h SKTTI.K.MKXT. Take notice that on the Sth day of November, WO!*, I will render a final account of my acts and doings as Ad ministrator of the estate of Addle Puller, deceased, in the Office of the Judge of Probate of l.aurens county, at 11 o'clock a. 111.. and on the same day win apply for a final discharge from my trust as Administrator All persons indebted to said estate are notified and required to make pay ment on that date; and all persons having claims against said estate Will present them on or before that date, duly proven, or be forever barred H Ft. Puller, Administrator. Oct. 6. 190ft 1 mo. IF Vor AUE IM.I MP. TIRED OF IMA'MlilNU that doesn't work or lust try our kind. We'll give you a job tint will prove satisfactory or we won't charge you a cent for it. BETI ER II AN K l'S OVER IIA 1.1, YOUR PLUM HINt! Now before winter shows up it ; defects in ways you Wont like A little good plumbing now may save you lots of trouble and expense later on. DoaK ? McKechnie South Harper Street Phone 292 Laurens, S. C. Be it ever so Mumble there's no place like homo it it is your own. It isn't iiccess.trN that it should bej - > huiuhiC yitttf , ise. :. v..-. -?. We'll sell \ on :i I lome I'tir .t huh ;n< >iic*\ ilowti and take the:;l>iii;iBcc in easy inoulhl' i^ pa; int. ANDERSON & BLAKELY. To.i.l l'.uii Iii I.A PIT- t A-U j..i,r Um?*!?! for CHT-CIIRS-TKR'S blAMU.NU IlKAN'l) I'll.I S 01 l< i it mi l, Ooi.ii metallic I.'.ir... seated with III Rihtion Takii ho CirilP.a. Huy of your Urur.nM ?u?l ? ?. r..r ? iii.< iii 4*.n a i bI A MON II HII \ NII PI I.I.H, fin i n ? nl? f: v" sold by ALl'd'RUGGIsts ? EVERYWHERE The Slate Fair. Sis days of run and cnlightend is what the state fair promises visit this year. The fair starts on Novij Ihm I and will continue until the nh ut November IS. President Tftft \[,\ Columbia oa Saturday, NovoiubGM Two football games Including Clcmsoii-Cnroliiin game will >h played. Other attractive featq w ill be in the list this year. Madden Marke Copyright IMoui pel bbl. $6?^ 25 11 >. Sack Suj?ar i.^j too 11). Sack of Salt .(\ Seed < >. 11 s pel bushel Sib. package of Coffee i.cl Tut Hack per H>. . 1 ; lh. can of Tomatoes 1 1 lh. can of Salmons 10c 01 \ foi 'I We vmu Cotton, pel bale i.c We bti\- Cotton Seed, per hundred 1.2 We 1 >u\ C.itt lc, al 2 \i to t We buy most anything, \\'e sell most everything J. I). Culbertsorl Madden, S. C. Big Ad vane In Flour of 30c per hb We have only oil more car of cheal flour. We will mal this week only. Majestic lies! I'ateill I'loiti' $0. White Swan lies! Pal. hloui 6.<| I'hireiih II..:i l*iitehi !;:..:-! iti Corn Meal ,91 -...it 5j We are ex pect inj? 1000 bushel >| Texa, K list I'roof < >ats, whij Lltcy last v. ? will sell al 65c p bushel. b.ii't f.,I'., I l< Laurens Whole sale Grocery Co. ."??*. .'?y .-^v .???.. .<?v. ? ?*>. ."*?. --?v ? "?>?. "?V. >?v ."V j^. "?k "*>* -? vi^jj rj? ^J; ^ '1 !jj? ^ ^ "ii? ^ "Ii- ^TovTr $ Remember / I Tribble Clothing Co* j m-.-/! ^ When in tow n we are the peo W pie that make your money go a jjf AS lonir ways. When you want < /|\ , * 'I /is Clothing, Hats, and Shoes come /| /|n see our goodiand get our prices, t\ z|s they please others, why not you. /( A -? /j\ Shoes for ladies' from $1.25 to $4.00, For /(> W men $1.00 to $6.50. For children 25e to $2.00. tal ?\ /j\ Suits for men $*> to $27.50. Suits for boy's /j* k\ $1.25 to $7 Overcoats for men $5 to $16.50. /|> i\S Overcoats for hoy's $3.50 to $5. /ft ^ m *-f | Tribble Clothing Co. |! ^The Up-to-Date One Price Clothiers ^j-j