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Don't spend all of your time in tite kitchen over a hot Rtovo' get a "Caloric" FirclesH Cook StO/e, you can then have hot meals and a cool kitchen. The "Caloric" means better cooked food, means a less expenditure for fuel, and more time for rest. and enjoyment. It pays for itself many times over in what it saves. It's absolutely sanitary and is guaranteed to do all we claim for it or your money refunded. Come into our store and let US tell you more about this wonderful labor saver of which we have the exclusive sale in this city, or a postal will bring you a booklet full of information. M. S. Bailey & Sons Clinton, South Carolina m^ireiinwiCTinMn^^ "M?lll 11 Uli W jj11illtjl i For 10 Cents We will sell you a long npeded house hold remedy. / Why worry then? Lapins Straw Hat Bleacher makes hat look good as new and the original gloss. La pi us Cleaning Pad removes Oil, Dirt and Grease Spots. Can cany tube in your norkr>t. Lapins Iron Rust and Fruit Stain Remover, can be used on finest goods. For sale at Palmetto Drug Company, Laurens, S, C. LAURENS MEETING SOMEWHAT LIVELY Excitement When Lyon Com menced His Speech. REPLY TO NEWSPAPER Brother oi Itcputed Author of Certain editorial Resented Lyon's Char acterization of the Article. The State campaign meeting from I.aureus was held at Holwes' park on Friday, with more than a thousand people, including a targe number of ladies, in attendance. Chairman R. A. Cooper presided and the Rev. A. T. Stoudemire opened the meeting with prayer. For a report of :h;v Mooting, The Advertiser here gives the story as written by the Columbia State's spe cial correspondent, Mr, Brian Bell: With the end of the campaign in sight the tirst real excitment occurred here Friday. While J. Fr?ser I,yon was addressing the big crowd j. T. Crews. Henry Wright and others mounted or tried to mount the speak er's stand "to get Lyon." Attempts were made to strike the attorney gen eral, none being successful. For about live minutes the excitement was in tense. Friends of Lyon and of the Crews brothers crowded toward the stand. Mr. Lyon bad been speaking but a few minutes when the trouble oc curred. Mr. Lyon in opening bis speech told that he was "on Laurens soil" to reply to an editorial in the Laurensville Herald accusing him of dishonesty. He went on to say that he was prepared to prove the edito rial maliciously false in that part re ferring to his character. He charged W. T. Crews with being responsible lor this editorial. While Mr. Lyon was speaking W. T. Crew;;, his brother or some one j standing with the two men and their : friends near the speaker's stand called: "Head those oilier lottors." Mr. Lyon replied. "I am going to read all about you." .). T. dews then lenped on the stand wllll Others standing near. Crews tried to strike Mr. Lyon, but was caught before he could reach him. .Mr. Lyon was awaiting the at tack with fists clenched. Ilenry Wright had not succeeded in mount ing the stand but cursed the attorney general, who at once tried to strike him. but being unable to reach him landed a kick in the neighborhood of the stomach. My this time the whole grove was in utter confusion. Several half drawn revolvers were seen and trag ; edy seemed Imminent. People rushed on the stand, friends of tin' Crews brothers tugging to join in the attack, while friends of Mr. Lyon pushed their way through the crowd to reach his side. Citizens and policemen mounted the stand and for a few moments vainly sought to restore order. .lohn F. Holt. Clerk of court, and R. A. Cooper, county chairman, implored the crowd to return to their seats. The pleas of these gentlemen! finally (pioiled the riotous attitude. Mr. Bolt conferred with Mr. Lynn and nnounced that in order to in sure a peaceful continuation of the meeting Mr. Lyon hand consented not to make further allusions t \v. t. Crews. As Mr. Lyon i'Cno ed his s|.ch cheers for Lyon and Crews were given. By this lime the crowd was sealed and tlie critical situation in a great sense relieved, serious trouble hav ing been averted by the quick action of Messrs Bolt, Cooper and others. A policeman with his band on iiis revolver, tool; Iiis KOat on the sie,>s of the stand and there remained un til .Mr. Lyon concluded his speech. Mr. Lyon, resuming his speech, said be bad stood for his personal honor when it was assailed and would con tinue to do so. lie said ho was speak ing to the honest people of Laurens and expected them (o hear him. He said lie had been attorney general for four years end would be for two more. A voice from the crowd cried. ' Not if you ha vi^ anybody running against you." lie then told how he bail served South Carolina as attorney general. He made no reference to Kvans in his speech. Closing, he said be c ! pected the support of the best peo ple of Laurens. lie was cheered by many while speaking and was heartily cheered and applauded When ItO closed. Will Appoint Cap!. Bnbb. .1. M. Richardson, candidate for ad jutant general said he had been in formed that one of his opponents. Col. w. w. Moore, had promised to appoint ("apt. O. \V. Bnbb as his as sistant If elected. W .W. Moore said lie would appoint as his assistant. If elected, a man whom the majority of the .National Guard would approve. He said the National Guard will approve Capt.I B?bb it' he Bhould be elected. Featherstone at Home. C. C. Featherstone was the Hist to appear before the audience among the candidates for governor, Ho an nounced that ho would not make a speech, Ho asked that the people give his opponents an attentive hearing. He suggested that the people listen to his opponents' speeches and then vote for him. He received two dozen beautiful bouquets and baskets of flowers, a procession of men, women and chil dren carrying the llowers. .1. O. Richards was able to make himself heard today, having partially recovered fro III his cold. He told as usual of his work for education. Re calling the fact that lie had been a S'ate dispensary man. Mr. Richards said he used this as a stepping stone to prohibition. ('. L. Blease twitted Mr. Feather stone, saying opportunity had knocked at Laurens' door, hut it was too late HOW. lie said Laurens will be a cousin to the governor, for Newberry will furnish him. He said Mr. Featherstone would need bis flowers to condole him. .1. T. Duncan spoke. F II. Hyatt told of his work for the farmers. He reminded the people that he had seen service in the cause of good loads and putting up the price of cotton. T. (!. Mel.cod bad a good cr^-.vu, many who bad absented til, msolvos 1 from the grove returning to hear him. He made a good speech and said If Mr. Featherstone is elected ho will ' hold up his hands, lie spoke of his local option views and of Inequality I in taxation, being especially severe on the tax dodger-;. If your liver is sluggish ami out of tone, ami you feel ?lull, bilious, con stipated, take a ?lose of Chamberlain'! Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight before retiring and you will fool all right in the morning. Sold by Lau rens Drag Co. Debt Beware of It. Voting man. you that are about ein larking in life oil youi own account..' as you value your holies ?,L' success, i lei not the burden of debl ever rest oil you With its blighting curse. Re solve though you possess but little it shall be yours, untrammeled and' free. That no man shall hold a mort a.: ? over your title, ami that no scheming money lender shall have the! chance to step in and take advantage: of your hard earnings. If you can't pay for what .von want, better go without it until you enn. Countenance the contracting of no debts except in oases of sickness or other unavoida ble causes. A little self denial at the Start often lays the foundation for a period of prosperity ami nfllucnco in after life. Live within your means and grow up as your means increases. , Break free from the obi ruts with' their galling chains, ami institute a new departure. Turn your plow into the old Held and root out the las* vestage of the detesablo weed that has so long been encroaching upon true progress. By this we do nor mean that you should be covetous, niggardly, for this. too. is a vice equ ally t?> bo shunned, as we may. with the editor's permission, have occasion to speak of it in some future number j of these papers: but that you may walk up the journey of life without the crushing burdi n of debt to drag you down and darken your pathway, that you i. y peacefully enj^y the fruits of your labors, ami that your chances of ill;.mate success may be brighter, and frper from risks. Cnl houn, Ca.. Tillies. HOW TO (THE II HE I.'.11 ITISM. II Is an Internal Disease ami lleqttiros an Internal Itemed)'. The cause of Rheumatism and kin dred diseases is an excess of uri<: acid In the blood. To cure this terrible disease this acid must be expelled and the system so regulntod that no more acid will be formell in excessive quantities. Rhctimntls'm Is an internal disease and requires an internal reme dy. Rubbing with oils and Liniments will not cure, affords only temporary relief at best, causes you to delay Ibis proper treatment, allows tin- malady to get a firmer hold on you. Linimente may ease the pain, but they will no more cure Rheumatism than paint will < hange the fibre Of rotten wood. Senm e has at las! discovered a pi r. fei t and complete cure. Which is call ed "RllOUmncldo.'i Ti ted in hundreds of cases, it has effected the most mar velous cures: wo bollOVO it will cure you. Rhoumncidp "geis at the joints from the Inside." sweeps the poisons out of tin* system, (fines up the stom ach, regulates the liver and kidneys and makes you well all over. Rhou macldO "Strikes the root of the dis ease and removes its cause." This Splendid remedy i< sold by druggist" and dealers generally at .'tic. and $1 a bottle. In tablet form a! 25 and 50c a package. Get a bottle today. Rook let free If you write to Bobbltt Chem ical Co.. Baltimore, Md. Trial bottle tablets I'.'c by mail. 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The success of a man in business depends on his attention to little things. A thousand gvt rich by saving, where one gets rich by speculating. That person is wise who in youth makes provision for old age. A dollar saved today may be the foundation of your' fortune. Sav The Place to Put Your Savings is Enterprise Bank Laurens, S. C. X. Ii. Dial, President C. ! I. R per. C : V_ Doctor LIQUOR nmi DRUG HABITS and SELECTED - NERVOUS, CAUSES Treatment Humane. Individual T77 PLAGE GREENVILLE S O No Hypodermics {used 1 in' treatment of Alcoholism DRUGS Reduced Gradually/