Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CONSTIPATION Headache, Coated T?ntfue. Foul Breath, Clogged Up I.lver, Upset Stomach, Lack of Appetite nnd I>lzzliic*s Speedily Disappear. Old people^ young people and middle aged pcoplo all are (ait learning tlidt the best liver remedy on eaith is the famous HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS Never usoOivlomcl, bocauso LIVER BUTTONS uro bit tor; they never foil?always givo gentle action und for malaria nnd to drive poisons l'roui the bowels, nothing is so good. 86 centfl at till druggists. Pree (ample M V 1{K uti i r< iNSaud hoovtet about the famous llot Springs Uheuinatism Remedy nu<l Hot Springs Ulood Kciucdy ul 1, A II RENS I? Kl (l ( 0. I,mi: ens. H, C, Wood's High-Gradc rarm Seeds Be?t Qualities Obtainable W e nre headquarters for Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley, Vetches, Alfalfa and all Grasses ?V Clovers. Write for Wood's Crop Special giving prices and seasonable in formation about Seeds for Fall sowing. _ T. W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va. Wood's Descriptive Fall Catalogue t;ivo* prices ana information about all j Garden Seeds for Fall Planting. Mailed free on request. ??-_._ i ANNOUNCEMENT: The McCord Studio Formerly Run inThe Old Bank of Laurens Building, Has Been Moved to New Quarters in Front of NewlPost Office. In our now place we luue a bot? i (er ll?lit and more oincnieiiecs, nbloll enables us to give the |uiblk' heiter service than before, und shall be glad to hlltc yotl rail ami in - |ie< t our lines of IMlotograpltS and Pnr? truits, whether j r.i ? Ant. any thin_r done at lite present or not. (Mir Photographs are made on the very Im>sI of materials, and tin [shod by the melluuls that Insure their lasting 11 utilities. We make high-grade enlarged Portraits from our Negatives at Ite ilueed prices. Also, ?ve make Per? traits in Crayon, Pastel and Oil from any Photograph, Tin Type or Daguerreotype. Kodak Finishing done prompt I) and neatly bj the latest methods. The lust possible results miarnn leetl. Gel price li-t. The McCord Studio Laurens, S. C. Over J. C. Shell Company's Store SOW GRAIN More Grain?Sow Now. Sou Grain for the good of your land. Sow Grain for the benelll of your stock. Sow (Jraia for (he betterment of j ourself. Sow barley, rye, ebner or TCteh now in your cotton land that you intend to replant in cotton noxt year, as a (?over and catch crop to1 Keep the soil from washing and Icoehing during the winter months und tum under in the spring adding humus to the soil for plant food. Sow oats to bo cut for your stock nnd follow with peas in order to keep up the fertility of your soil rotate your crops. The farmers of 1.aureus county are spending each year thous ands of dollar.. In commercial ferti lizers and gradually exhausting the fertility of the soil by planting the same land in cotton year aller year? taking from the soil without return ing plant food. r?ow Grain anil buy your seed from J.H. Sullivan Laurens, S. C. COACH HORSE COMPANY LOSES IN COURT i.nun-ns Men, Alleged ?<> Innre been raked in Purcliaije of a Stallion, i.use Cane In Federal Court. Qroonvllle, Oct. 81. -Under instruc tions from Judge. Uonry A. M. Smith, ii Federal court Jury today returned a vordlct for $3,089.71, in favor of Wil liam s. B. Ilaugli, of Indiana, against ,i nuinbor of woll known Laurens coun ty citizens, who worn the defendants in liiis action. Those defendants aro Arthur L. lludgons, c. R. Mllniui, ?'? .1. Dendy, A. M. Ilamago, ,f. T. Oar rott, VV. ('. Wharton, O. W. Long, I), c. Smith, R. K. Itoidor, W. II. Culbort Bon, .1. I?. VV, Watts, who during the early part of 1907 formed an associa tion Uliodr the name of Laurens Gor? ii;;-n (!oa< li-1 lorsa company. The case lias a number of Inter esting features, ami Is of especial In terest in this section of the state whore Ihn im n an- well known. It was docketod soino time ago, but CiL is the first tt 1110 the Case has come to trial. Sever:.! well Known attorneys were engaged In the ease, counsel for llto plaintiff, w. s. Ruugh, bolng Messrs Cothran, Doan & Cothran, and Dial a Todd, ami for the defendants, Messrs. I lay us worth & llaynesworth, and Iticlicy c< Itlchey, The suit was com menced yesterday afternoon in the und Aas concluded just before .Iii.ie r recess'today. This prac i; ? the business of the '. di "::i court for tho prosont term, ii i after licit ring a fow equity imat tors, tlie court will adjourn sine die. ol ably this afternoon or tomorrow morning. Indiana Man. In this complaint, the plaintiff. W. S. Hatlgh, sets forth that he is a cit izen of tile city of LaFayetto, Indiana, mid that the defendants aro citizens of Laurens county. On the tilth of February, 1907, the defendants nave three notes, each for $1,006.60 due October I. 1908, October I. 1909 ami October I. 1910, respectively. Those notes were ii ado payable to -I. Crouch and C It- Crouch, Who composed the llrtn of .1. Crouch & Son. of LaFoyottCi Indiana. Shortly after making the notes, on or about the 18th of Feb ruary. 1907, it is declared, certain amounts were paid upon each note, so that the sum of $S00 romnilicd due upon each, The plaintiff declares that the payees endorsed the notes, ami t,Taihferred to the plaintiff. VV. s. Haugh, who declares himself u> be the lawful owner of tho notes. He alleges that although frequent demand has ????ii made by him for payment of these not - they are still unpaid, and asks thai Judgment bo given him for $800 on each note together with six per cent interest on tho (lr'st, from October I, I90S, to present time, from October I. 1909 to the present, oil the second, and from October I, 1910, to the presi at OU the third, and 10 per cent for attorneys foes, etc., together with the Costs of the action. Purchased a stallion. Tin? answer of the defendants sets forth as one of the main grounds of defense, that about January or Feb ruary, 1907, they were associated un der the name of the Laurens German Coacb-llorso company, for the pur pose of raising coach horses, and about this time, entered into nego tiations with I. Crouch ? Son of La Feyette, Indiana, for tho purchase of a stallion. As It result of these ne gotiations, they purchased a <e-r man Coach stallion, at a price of $:!, 200, for which they gave the notes. This pttrcltaso, it is declared, was made under the guarantee of sellers that tho dalllon would come up to the requlrnaionts of the purchasers. Then animal was given a (rial, it is declared, and proved absolutely worth less as a brooding animal. The de fendants declare that they were mis led in tile purchase of the stallion, to their damage in the sum of $2,800. They ottered to return the animal, it is set forth, and got their notes back, but the sellers. .1. Crouch & Son. de clined to agree to this proposition. The defendants further made the al legation that the transfer of the notes to VV, S. Hatlgh was merely a pre tense, ami for tho purpose of making it appear that he is tho real owner of the notes, tliia bolng, it is declared, only a part of .1. Crouch ti Son's scheme to net the money out of the dofondants. Jury 11 raw a. A jury to try the case as drawn yesterday afternoon Is as follows: M. S. Stl'ibllng, foreman; .lames A. Can then, li. .\. unrrott, John M. Catheart, T. It. West, .i. it. Flnlny, .lames c. Stewart. .1. c. McRlroy, J, M. Llpsoomb Flamlin Boattie, Jr.. II. n. Droazeale, and J. R. Rtitlodge. Instructed Jury. This morning, the deposition of M. J. Crouch, and Jeptba Crouch, and W. S. Haugh were read to the jury, and VV, C. Wharton. I). II. Counts, and J. M. Han. were examined for t'"> defense. After this testimony, Judge Smith Instructed the jury to return a verdict for plaintiff, which they did in the sum of |:{,0S'J.7L It is not JOHN L. McLAURIN OUT OF THE RACE After Attending Blouse Conference, Whore tie Hud a Cold Reception, Marlboro Man Steten Unit lie is Out of Sj input h) ?Ith the Movement of the Time. Columbia, Oct. 30. John L. McLau rlti of lloiuiottovlllo, who nttendod tho conference of administration support ors in st: to politics, held Wedncs d iy night at tin- Jefferson, announced las! night that he would not bo a can didate for governor. "Am out of pol itics otlCo and forever," he said. The ex-senator's statement was as follows: "I will not he a candidate for gov ernor. There is no Held for a man of really conservative views. I think factionalism has gone too far and am salislinl that, the people arc not go ing to he permitted to get together by the leaders on either side. The views I expressed at the conference laid night do not suit cither extreme, and I long ago made up my mind never to advocate anything which my inner COIISCloUSnosi teaches nie Is wrong. I stand just where I did in 1890, for the people. Thai movement gave the first real liberty that the masses in South Carolina ever enjoyed ami I lind myself out of sympathy with the views expressed by the oth er speakers at that conference. "I do not think that 'Bleasolsm' Is higher and nobler than Tlllinanlsin. The spirit that animated Tillmanism in 1890 was higher and liner than the sentiments I hoard expressed last night. It is the irony of fate that I. who suffered most injustice' from Till ninti personally, should now be the Only defender of Tillmanism. While some of the Imctl who are inciting ch'ss hate and prejudice may get in to oflloe, I know that power gained J by such methods Is ephemeral and that the State will suffer. I went there like a man: said what I had to say: I don't suit them: they don't suit me. So I might just as well be a man ? that is better titan being a governor. "All out of politics once and for ever, und roel like a load is lifted off nil-. Instead of a conference of bit ter partisans there should be a confer ence of men from both factions who are not ofllcc seekers and a light made to control the next convention. Then ro on and olect a man governor, who will know no faction and neither friend nor foe in the ad.ninistration of public affairs. If we do not call a halt we will make a little Mexico of South 'Carolina, and what for? Mere ly to put this man or that Into of fice? That is a prostitution of that gre.it uprising of tho people in IS90, which if I cannot prevent I at least will refuse to assbt." t AI.OMLI. IS INSUL. Local Druggist Who Sells Bauson's Liver Tone Guarantees It to Take the Place of Calomel. If your liver Is not working just right, von do not need to take a chance on getting knocked all out by a dose of calomel. Co to the Lum rns Drug Co. who sells Dodson's Liver Tone, and pay f?0 cents for a large bottle. You will get a harmless vegetable re medy that will start your liver without violence, and if it does not give com plete satisfaction the jflrugglst will re fund your money wit/i a smile. If you buy a bottId of Dodson's Liv er Tone for yoursjMf or your chil dren, you have Insured your family relief from attacks of constipation, biliousness, lazy nvor and headache. It is as beneficial and safe for chil dren as for adults. A bottle of Dod son's Liver Tone is something every - lllrin or woman should keep in tin1 house. Your money is safe because you can return the bottle if it fails to satisfy. IIL'Y Ullis, AKT BUSY (IHNTRY SHOWS Arc Coining to I,aureus on Thursdaj ! November II, Will Lxhihit in After noon and Kreiling, Again the citizens of Laurens and surrounding country ate to be giv en the pleasure of witnessing two performances of tho celebrated Gen try Bros. Shows. This world-famed exhibition, which ranks second to none in this country, will exhibit in Laur ens on Thursday. November 6th. It is not to be denied that we have had In the past shows of more or less questionable merit, fakes some of them, pure and simple, but in this instance there is absolutely no ques tion, cither as to the merit of the performance1 or thq high moral stand ing of the Gontry Bros., who enjoy a reputation thaw has made their name a household word In every city in America. With no other exhibition can be seen such a priceless collection of beautiful Shetland ponies, who are and ever will he, the soul's delight Of every little boy or girl in the land. It has ever been a (ientry custom to give every child attending the matinee performance, which com mences at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, a free ride on their llnest trained ponies immediately after the show Is over. This custom has won them countless hundreds of little friends everywhere who look forward to the coming of Gentry Bros, with all the delight that the average child looks forward to the dawn of Christmas morning and the Joys of Planta Clans. The admission will be 2i> and .'br> cents.?Adv. known whether or not an appeal will be taken in the case. ? WATERLOO LETTER. Waterloo, Nov. ",.?Messer? W. C. : Wharton and w. H. Culborson were business visitors to Florence this week. Miss Grace Miller who is teaching this your at Iv . can) ! home this week ou a brief visit to her pai ints Rev. and .Mrs. .1. T. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. W, U. Wharton an:! Mr. and Mrs. lohn llar.i: Wharton ami Mr. T. s. laiy.i spent Sunday in Saluda with Prof, ami Mrs. .1. II. Shealy I'rof. ami Mrs. Varborough have gono to housekeeping In the Sim; bouse on Aeatlemy stroet. One of the gins at the Culbortson ginnery caugh lire Saturday morning and for awhile the situation was seri ous indeed. A considerable quantity of oil underneath the gin caught and was hard to extinguish, Aftor heroic work by a buoket brigade the oames \\ ere put out. A number from Waterloo will attend the Greenwood county fair this week. Mr. .). II. Wharton is ? nan extondocl visit to relatives in Greenwood. Watorloo buyers continue to pay the highest market price for cotton and cotton seed. A report was current in Columbia last week that 'Col. J. 11. Wharton would make the run for Sec rotary of State. In an interview concerning this report Col. Wharton states that he will run for Railroad Commissioner and nothing else. He added further that during his recent visit to Colum bia at the state fair he received 011 couragdmenl from all sections of the state and is sure that he will win the race. II VOM El SOOTHES, IT 111 Fl ES, HEALS CATARRH ILLS When you have that choked and -luffed up feeling in the morning, crusts in the nose, raising of mucus, droppings in the throat, and offensive breath, you are affected with catarrh. Immediate steps should be taken to stop the disease or it will become chronic and serious. By all means use llyomei. Money refunded by the Jaunens Drug Co. it not satisfied. It,is a. medicated air treatment that dot's ,riot drug and de rango the Btamnchvbnt is breamed in through the llyomei inhaler that comes with every $1.00 outfit. It effectively destroys iho catarrh germs and quick ly soo?hes , :;,l iieals the irritated mu cous membrane of the nose and throat <!et a complete outfit now and be uttred < f catarrh. A Man Without a Bank Account is Like an Autcmobile Without a Spark. ft BIRTHDAY, WEDDING, . ANNIVERSARY AND HOLIDAY S PRESENTS The "Little Jewelry Store" where the crowd goes, where you get a hundred cents value for a dollar. The phicc where your patronage for a ten cent repair job is appre ciated as much as if you purchased hundreds of dollars worth of goods. My expenses are small and YOU reap the benefit in the value of the goods purchased. William Solomon Reliable Jeweler Graduate Optition can ask for any kind good, and have the salesman say, "Here it is?' Isn't It Remarkable to find a big stock of shining new styles? Isn't It Remarkable that you are able to count on one store for the best possible values, the best possible qualities, and the best possible service in fitting your foot correctly, stylishly, comfortably? Isn't It Remarkable to find a Shoe Store that guar antees satisfaction in every respect and has strictly 3 to everybody. L >U ot other LV3.nirkable things abDut this reliable Shoe Store. Ask the man who has been Clardy & Wilson