Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MICHELIN JnnGr Tubes forMichelin and all other Envelopes The majority of motor ists throughout the world are satisfied users of Michelin Inner Tubes. They are the best judges. Ash them. IN STOCK BY A"W. P. HUDQENS Laurens, S. C. ? THE WORLD LOOKS ? DIFFERENT TO THE MAN WITH MONEY Bank (i HE KNOWS HE 15 : ^secure ??. CHARLES M. SCHWAB, the great steel mag nate, banked the big money he made when President of the big steel corporation. Now he owns steel works of his own. YOUR employer wjjj frunti you more, and pro mote you, if you savtr^ourinoney. Make OUR Bank YOUR Hank. We pay liberal interest consistent with safety. Enterprise Bank Laurens, S. C. N. B. Dial, President C. H. Roper, Cashier W^NTED -A RIPER AGENT af/,?" .T?WN ::v" ,!,-,r-" '-r.:<?? l exhibit asamplo tatest Model S ,?.g < ?'// ;-" everywhere are making NO MONEY REQUIRED .. .... .vo of your "jcjrcio. ^0 shin to anyone anywhere In tho t1 - uuh.ui * tiatjitaili ! TEN DAYS' PREBTRIALdurYn? hlch timeyo,, may i l ile find put It to "<?t-you wish. i r FACTORY PRICES ,V tctonl t ? ?? Vouj> ? ?' Oin ctof ?sa |havrfl DOKOTEUY. rannlnc fr / / - Jl ''hl-V jj, oeallks. ??I tl ??.!,.? r.. ,. ? hand OICVCLta .11 l.?t..| tuk<~'--? MnrltO. p iU .1 or <Jo not w ish to'keep the '' '<" '" d > .1 u i / um i? eu? ??? <f<if. f'nl i ' ? nickest trrado bicycles It Is '9. ? ? ' . i ' ono s;;.:ill profit aiiovo ? vu, o.., ii UUWi moil's profits by buy* .' ?' - i-' 1' ait. <? !>. ijii.il ;,?(,? ir r n hair of t.i< fr< m annul tit art ..lb rn our unheard of /attut ncJor uscnts. 'eeelTo our beautiful <>/if?infno o t ,n ,,,, ????' :'?'m "if i|ierh intxJcl. nt t1.<? i-muirr an* , i ':' . ;' 1 :,r . 11 ?* ?? thi -t rrifl? bicycle* f..r ', ' . ? oi-:;.^l ? Ith ll.tflpfontallOTe factory COat. - ?ii?ui u.cji .3 unacr >vuro?u luiUiu plate?tJuul.lo our pricv*. YO?irVI?.?^?STON!SHED"r , , , . ...... , ? 'lo riot r*r larlf l andlo bnv -. i hand btcyo'e*. t.-jt otnall* hay* ^r. aln.i.U n.* k.l 'rV. . ' ? 1 :"-"v" *?<??? ** ??<*? promH/at price* 'wn^nYSfn' 'Mc',/'&',,<\,'fif'i;''? and pedal*, part*, repair* an*. COASTER-BRAKES, 1it-- Hedgefhora Fttnsturc-Proof $ ? I Self-healingTires ??;SS KM ^a&aaT rtfularrnall t'Ui.fihtit ilrii I ,? ? tlO.OO?rfa,r.,u,,t,nlro?utttut xolll nil,*" m lamfh fair for SI XO' tail, wtthorj,, tl 51 NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES HAILS, Tack*, or Cists will not 1st lhaalroul. A hundred tnousaud pairs sold last year. Nolle? tha thick rubbartraad) *V?and punct uro ?triaa'1?*? and "D"ain? rim atria "M?? 10 prevent rim ?Utting. TM* tl ra will out last any other maka-SOPT, CLASTIC and RAtTY RIDING. ridinfr. very (liirable and bind |n?|de with \ a Ki>ecial oiiallty <if ruliU-r. \?hlrh never be-,7 conies porous and which closes tn> small punctures without allowing tlio air to oscapn. Wo have hundreds of letters from salisflfd customers stating that their tires have only bc-n numi?ed up once or twice In a whole weapon. They wei^h no morn than an ordinary tire, the panctararesleUns aualltU-a i>eina ?Iren i.y wveral layers of thin, ipoclaljy prepared fabric on tho tread. The regular prlco of th. v< tu. h is flO.OO per pair, but foradwrtlslm: puri>os. s we aro - maklnir a special faclwry prlca t<? the rider of only 14.80 per pair. All orders shipped samo day letter Is received >vo ahlp C o D. On approval, ^ OU do not ur.y a cent until you have examined and f'ttino" t!:. in s'i'. 'lv in r. |.n - n'-'l. , ... , , _.-k. W?i ? Ml allow ftoash discount Of 5p*rC*nt (tbareli, maklOl thr prlf* ?4.69 por palrMf you *cn<l PULLCAIH uAfu oROKR an4 rm lc.?o ttila o<lv,rt i fiii'-nt. Vo i nm n ? flak lu Ik n int 0? an Ofdff ?i Hi" llrai may ?To.rrwvl .lOURemii'O if fnrsiiy r.-'i ?-i, |bcj ar.. not *?ti-fs. tor, .ixainiaatlon. Woaro i>- rf<^:ir rrllal.lo SSi I.? r.% ?"lU> ualsaa aafoa^ In? l ank, if y . orrter a pair of . t.r. ? >.,.. . Ill Rod t>?t tl,. y ?III rl.W SSar raafastar wJar betur.laatlf?a?eraad i""k r.mr than ?nt tire ,...i hareoeru?-.! or ar.n at an? pri-?. w. i.n, ? ihii loa kiii in, ao well pleaaed iut ? hen \<?i want a i,..>cio you win giv8 u? youroMer. Wo want . onl. r at on"- lionro ti. - remarkable t ir.i offer. VmV^Mammm^^?Sarjnf? VfokrO<1'?'< l>?y??? km.lat ar.?pr|.-o.intllTnnren.lforapalrof nMfrthora mm. Jf (/ U rV S- aw a# # frii.^ punit'ir* rr.??f tir.-. on a;.i.r..v?iati.ftrial at the upeciel Intr.^lurt.iry prloequot?! above: or write for our MeTiro a:.d BUOdry CataiOaOe which .1, ?rtl*? ao.l Quote* all make* and ilA?A-%T? po.t? to(Uy oo hot think of .uvinc a Moyolc or. pa.r of jf/Cr mm%B m Ww?mrm linn from anyeno uiit.i i "ii Unow tho new and won.lrrful offers wo are maklnf. Jtonly ocwtaa portel to learn frert thing, j^'fi^lJNOW._ m m mmrnm aa a* Jtonly cctd* a |>ortal to It-arn evrr, nun?. Wr.lultNOkV. u"u w,,n'"riul offers wo aro making. J. L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. UNUSUAL SITUATION IN DISTILLERY CASE Demand of Commission on tttornej General Brings Cp Interesting Ques* Hons. Columbia, .May 2L' -The dispensary commission lias made what is consid ered a most unusual request upon At torney General Lyon. This request has not b?en made officially, yet it has been announced to the press and is expei ted to reach the attorney general today. About the only business left for the new dispensary commission Is the settlement of the Rlchland distill-; ing case, which involves a Judgment of about $700,000. Not more than $25,000 will ever bp collected of this; amount. The unusual situation is: The dispensary commission recent ly named by the governor, immediate ly, and in acordance with the views of the chief executive, dismissed the Atlanta firm of lawyers, Anderson. Felder. Wilson and Roundtree. This firm had been at work for several years on the Rlchland dis-1 tilling case and were In a position to collect a large amoutn of the judg ment of $700,000. The firm, had spent much money in collecting evidence as to the owners of the Rlchland Dis- I tilling" Company, and a settlement was pending when the dismissal order was Issued. The new commission now | asks ihe attorney general to bring suit against the company for the re. covery of the above amount. II. L. Abney of Columbia a:id W. F. Pto\ ?n son of Cheraw bad been employed by tho Atlanta firm to assist in the Rich land distilling case. The new dispensary commission new asks the attorney general to engage Mr. Abney and Mr. Stevenson In ihe' ce.se. The general opinion is that it would be unethical for the two named attorney.; f Miter the case after tho firm by which they were employed j has been dismissed. The commission also requests thai the Atlanta firm give all information in their posses sion as to the ease. This very in formation was what the Atlanta firm was bcini; paid for and which the Atlanta firm spent money to collect. The property of the Rlchland Dis- I tilling Company of this city is in the! hands of a receiver and will go to the State hy default because no owner has appeared to defend the claim. The property is valued at about $35,000 and this amount will be all that will ba collected.?The State. It V( K I 0 HIS FIRST L(M II. P. II, McGowun of Laurens and Wash. Ington u Vgoln With "The State" ami -11:11*** Hall. Mis many friends in Laurens the" city of his birth aid boyhood, will be: interested to knos*. that Mr. Pattlllo II. Mcd?'.van. the talented and versa tile Washington newspaper man vi.ose: writings have Ion?-' added so m ich \o uld again km ton th ing managing editor and Mr. McOownn's i and directly under need any introduction here, the fol lowing estimate of tin- latter, publish < d by "The News and Courier'! as a Charleston local some eighteen months Charleston and has made an enviable reputation for himself through his ar ti< ! ?, in The News and Courier. P. H. Met;, are symbols familiar to ov?ryj body in South Carolina, and the read er who kees them affixed to a newspa per article knows, that every lino printed above may be relied upon as being absolutely true. In the journalistic world Mr. Mc Gowan Btands very high. "A newspa per man at the Capital of the nation is exposed to tempatlons which are sometimes not very easy to insist. Ru mor, obviously false. Is sometimes sent out in the guise of truth, and irre sponsible gossip, utterly lacking in foundation, is seized upon by some Washington correspondents and put upon the wires for the sake of the 'sensation' which may be produced It is characteristic of Mr. McGowan lhat he orefois fmth to sensation soundness to superficial smartness. He handles all tho news of Washington that Is really news, and he writes nothing that he knows to be untrue." is Cleaner Than Carpet Paint your floor around the border of the room with L. & M. Floor Taint. Costs about 60 cents. It gives a bright varnished finish. Cover the center of the room with your home made carpet rug. Looks s.dendid. ) Get It from .1. H. & M. L. Nash, Lau. ?rens: J. W. Copelanrt Co., Clinton. ft Buggies, Wagons, Road Carts, Harness and Harness Parts OIV HAND Columbus Buggies, Fresh load of Ames Buggies, Part loads Taylor Cannady, Carolina, Ratter man & Luth, Surries, Carriages, Buggies. Also, large supply secondhand Buggies and Harness. See us now. D. H. COUNTS & SON 213 East Main Street Laurens, South Carolina HERE'S Hot Weather Comfort * ? c 6 There's a Straw Hat Here to Please Every Man ?up Why smother in heavy stiff Hats when a few minutes spent in selecting one of these stylish straws will mean so much real comfort to you? We have rough braids, smooth straws, high crowns, low crowns, Panamas- in fact, everything that's proper and being worn this season. In this splendid stock you'll lind a Hat to suit your fancy, no matter how little or how much you wish to pay. Our Felt and Stiff HATS Are the best because there is better material and better workmanship in them. No-Name Felt Hats -AND Hawes' Stiff Hats 0 t m COPELAND THE SHOE MAN Customers' Shoes Shined Free One Price to All