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THE RURAL POLICEMEN FLUSHED THREE COVEYS | Sruii Whites ami KI(MOII Nt'grOOS Rftuudcil up l)J llltl'lll 1'oliceineu Lowe ami Madden w till Other Help Suturda) Night. Coihe seven, come eleven was the call that Itural Policemen Lowe ai.d Madden, with 11??? assistance of .J. T. White and Oscar Madden, made on the Kitmbiers of the Coldvllle neigh borhood Saturday night, the former figure applying to tho white men in the round up and the latter figure to tho negroes. A mixed aggregation Of colors answered the call. The rural policemen made their raids late Saturday night, in fncl il being nearer Sunday ?hau Saturday. Between the hours of i ami l o'clock Sunday morning they made three sep arate raids one in which three white men were playing, one in which four white men were playing and one in which eleven negroes were rolling the bones. All id' them were placed under i arrest und await trial. it is common talk over the county that the rural policemen are keeping the law-breakers In better order than i ever before. GOOD \F.WS. Main Laurens Iteaders Have Heard It And I'rolited Thereby. "Good news travels fast," ami the thousands of bad back sufferers in Laurens sire glad to learn that prompt relief is within their reach. Many a lame, weak and aching back is bad no more, thanks to DoanV. Kidney's Tills. Our citizens are telling the good news of their experience with the Old Quaker Itemedy. Mere is an example worth reading: ('. .1. Trlppe, llou.se No. 1.aureus Mill. Laurens, S. C, says: "I have used Donn's Kidney Pills myself and also in my family and the results have been entirely satisfactory. My back ached and when I stooped or lilted. 1 had pajus throughout my body. The kidney secretions were unnatural and I felt all run down. I loan's Kidlicy Pills removed all these symptoms oi' kidney complaint. Another member of my family had a severe attach of kidney disease and she too used I loan's Kidney Pills with success. Wo both say that they are the best kidney med Iclno to lie had." For sale by all dealers. Trice [?0 cents, FosteivMllburn Co., Duffulo, New York, sole agents lor the Cnlted I State;:. Remember the name 1 loan's and and take no oth sr. * ****** * * ****** * * * Princeton I.oca I ;. * I * ?? ********* ft * * .? * * J'rinc. ton, S. C, .May 1911.?-ReV. I*. M. IIuIIoh of Furnian University, tilled Ills regular appointment at Co lumbia Baptist church Saturday and Sunday. .Mrs. Calvin Pooro of W|lllainston, Is visiting her sister, .Mrs. Frank Bramb lett. Mr Jno. B. Uumbcrl family, un route to Aiuh'.son stopped over for a few days last week with his father, Capt. Humbert. Mr. Humbert has ac cepted a position with the Orr Cotton Mill, where he gOOS to take up his work Monday, from Whitmire. Mr. .Ino. Woods and family spent the weak-end with relatives near Pel ze r. Messrs. W. .J. and B. C. Braiublett are Visiting in Carrollton, Kentucky. Prof. Q. 10. Wellborn, who closed his school several weeks ago, but has been working in the interest, of the school hen-, will leave in a few days for his home iti Plckens. It Is hoped by many that he will return next session, but the election has not yet been held. Mrs. J. H. Humbert was called to St. Matthews Thursday on account of tlx; death of her brother. Dr. Fair. Misses HI lie. Sibyl and Argyle Traynhnm of Honen Path, were Sun day's visitors. Mr. G. E. Wellborn spent Sunday with his friend. Rev. E. W. Davis near Ware Shoals. Miss Annie McCuen spent last week with her sister, Mrs Maxey Thomnson near Lebanon, who has been very ill but is improving some. Mr. Roy Duiiose from North Caro lina is visiting Rev. R. M. DuBose. Mr. S. J. Maohon oi' Laurens, visited I T Machen Sunday. Several of tho Laurens people spent Sunday here Among these were: Mr. If. it. Humbert tind family, Miss Nora Taylor and Mr. Monroe. Ml*. J. \V. Hann;:, tt and family of Anderson, came down In their touring ear to spend Sunday with Mr. Robert Seott. The Agony of u I hi by I nder A Skin Vfiliction. Is all the more terrible because It can't tell you how it suffers. Hut there js relief at hand?not only ro llet but a p. rmanent cure from prick. Icy heat, rashes, hives, eczi ma and all other skin affections so prevalent among infants during the summer months. If you want to see your baby rest easy once again- and a look of relief Spread over its little face, just apply this splendid remedy ZE.MO. We believe honestly and sincerely that in ZEMO you will find the cure you have been praying lor. We can tell you in all truth that we have made thousands and thousands of pa rents happy with this simple but sure remedy. And to prove our absolute sinceritv. wo have instructed all druggists sell ing ZEMO, to refund the purchaser his money if the very first bottle does not bring relief. Used persistently thereafter ZEMO is bound to cure. ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP make: the most economical as well as tho clean est and most effective treatment for affections of the skin and scalp wheth er ?n infant or grown person. Sold by druggists everywhere. White Mountain and Arctic lec ('ream Freezers, all sizes on hand. S. M. & 10. H. Wilkes & Co. I THE NAME Certain names in the business world are instantly re cognized. Tiffany stands for Jewelry, Bell for Telephones, '? <? Heinz makes Pickles, and Hnyler makes Candies. Like- <? ?? wise, to yon, Mahaffey & '.abb means "Good Things to 11 jj Kat." Our name on the package stands for all that yon J[ ;! can ask in Grocery quality or Grocery service. It stands J| V, for a "clean store, clean goods and clean methods." It is !! a positive guarantee of money refunded if we tail to please. II MAHAFFEY & BABB jj :: Good Things to Eat :; rr THINK how great a convenience it would be to have a good supply of water ready for use in your house or yard. THINK how much easier it would make the work about the house and kitchen and in water ing your stock and cattle. THINK and think hard, then come to see us and we will explain to you how you can get this supply of water right from your well or spring. THINK also about that roof that needs cover= ing and remember that we buy Roofing Tin in car loads and have the prices right; also the quality. Come and see what we are doing. Divver Phone No. 369 Laurens, S. C. 11 ?J) You Uiicomt^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^t^i^^b ^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^a^^^ J^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ th aY^ever ^hc*tore.Bn And Will Have It If You Want Coal of the Very Best Quality! II *^~''"M'"~TTnrTrmiwir^ thttttt-nil-ttitttirrTriTT^T'rriiHiiTrfliiinrir^?rrrnr^iMTnffTiTOnTrTniiiBMii in i i?Tnrrr"^Trr,-t~r^r^ fi ? To-morrow, June 1st, we will begin taking* orders. Remember, all we want now is your order, |I not your money. It will pay you to buy your Coal for Winter now, for last Winter the price of Coal at If IIMines was higher than it has been in ten years. You know that the buying: of Coal is no Game of || Chance* If you pay a cheap price you are sure to get a cheap coal. Therefore you should be as careful || about buying your Coal as you are about buying your clothes or anything else. For there is not any- II thing more comfortable on a cold day than a good fire, and it takes a good coal to make a good fire. || We appreciate your business of the past seasons and trust to have your order this time on the merit of IS our coal. We sell the majority, why not you? Buy your Coal from us for there is a difference. 1 ^ Day Phone No.33. Laurens, South Carolina ??ht Ph^"e^~ jj?