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HUERTA ADVISED TO RETIRE BY DIAZ Former "Dictator*' CoODHels Iluerta to Iwitnouiice Personal \ iniiition for Patriotism* PnrlB, Nov. 10. Oonoral Porlrlo Diaz hau advised Qenoral Vlotoriano Iluerta to rotiro from Lho presidency of Merlco. Two friondH of Oon. Diaz, acting by authorization of the ex-prosldont, boiH tool grams to Oon. Iltiorta last w-?.|< i.. this offoct. in outlining his attitude, Oon. Diaz Rnid that in the prosonl situation of tin- Mexican people in relation lo Hi" United States it was not a question of Whethor Iluerta was the beat man ?ior \va? it ti question whether the robela were right or wrong, it was a question of patriotism. Ho coun nellcd <Ien. iluerta to renounce any feelings Of personal prestige or power mid thus sav'M Mexico from a calam ity. Oon. Diaz has been urged for some time to take an attitude for or llgulnst Oonoral Iluerta. It wiis polntod oi? t t<> him that his Influence "was extraordinarily groat In Moxlco. The former president refused to lake any hand until now ami only na tin appeal to HttcrLa's judgment as to whether his love for his country ?Iii? not require his renunciation of l>owor in the presence of the Increas ing prossuro of the I'niteti Slates. ton. Diaz said to his friends that lie would have telegraphed to Oon. Iluerta himself only he had thus fnr taken no direct step in Mexican af fairs since he left the country and would prefer to convoy his conviction through friends of his and of Qetl. Ilucrta's. Anxiety lit Mexico City. Mexico City. Nov. in. The acute Bin* e of Mexico's economic situation wan manifi sled today in a long con tinued run oil tie- hanks ami served tit accontttalc tho fears of the Moxt can people. This, combined with ro ?|H>ri;< of military operations In dif ferent pails of the republic appears ko have distracted the public mind for the moment from the possible ilangors in the strained relations with the United States. Among Hie Mexican officials, how ever, ul all the legations and among AllC better Informell business (lasses there Is aniet.v over the situation. The waiting policy has now been : transferred lo Mexico City as Oon. I Iluerta considers that his note to the diplomatic representatives placed the tin r don of future action on Washing Ion. The government anouticed in the silternoon papers that II intended to ; ordor the Saunetllate coinage of fiO, 000,000 ;.is in Ifty cent pieces, the] coin recently made legal lender, hut flicro is doubt If tips amount can h ? ' suit out in t'me to satlfy the public. The attitude of lohn hind. Presi dent Wilson'a representative, in ono of expocfunoy. Id said aonlghl there had been no further indications 'of what course the Washington govern ment Inten led to take. Wjij I,itl Dnibanro on Vrnis. Washington, Nov. 10. 'Develop-I Irnents In the Mexican situation lien* today tended lo emphasize a purpose ?>n tho par: of Washington govern ment lo refuse lo recognize any of the j nets o' lho new Mcylcan congress and | etoughl to llglu the fact that sorlousi consideration was being given by President Wilson to the question of permitting expnrations of arms to all I factions In the southern republic. Becolary liryau had a Ion:; con ference ivltu Senor Algara, charge *r affaires of the Mexican embassy ?tu dug which it Is understood lie said the 1 nited States considered the election of congressmen equally as' and vice preldont, The Hecotnry summoned the min isters front Central A'aierlcan countries and outlined to them in gen eral whnl had ben done by the United Statt s in Its diplomatic parleys with r.ho iluerta government. Later he an nounced thai he also had been in com munication with the diplomatic pow ers and 'had informed them of the fiteps taken by the Putted States thus fnr. U Break lag Point. it was reported thai some of these ?tlplomatlc transmiled long dis natchoa to their home governments today describing the situation as np pronchlng ( lose to a comploto break | in relation.; hOwtCOn the I'nited Stales and Mexico than at any time since tho Mexican problem bccaJtno troublosome. fTTie state department made public Unerings note to the diplomatic corps Sn Mexico City at midnight last Sat urday the burden" of which would ho mnll ami Vloxl, hut.that the newly elect members Of congress soon would ramno the legislative powers which Mle.n Iluerta had seen tit to assume dur *t?K the interim between the arrest of the fleontlos for sedition and the in duction of the new members of oon ^rcas. In view of the fact the note cited Ilneria's defense of bis assumption of jV?giHlative authority and his arrest of the deputies and save alno his pro gram for the future, H was taken by many diplomats as an obvious reply to the Almerlcan suggestion that ho eliminate himself. The Mexlean em bassy here, which received a copy of the note, declared In an official State ment that It may be assumed that the dispatches rOOOlVOd represent tin- ati tude <>f President lluorta and lndl-' CatO the nature of hi;, reply to the In <iulry of the government of 'be 11 n I tod States regarding Iiis puryposes in view of the recent president!.'.1 Oloctlons." Note an Inconslstoncy. White Mouse oflicials (ailed atten tion lo What seemed to them as an in consistency in the liuerta note where in it assumed as valid the election of congressmen which wcer held simul taneously with the voting for pres ident ami vice president, to be declar ed by liuerta mil and void. The purpose of the United StatOH neither to recognize lluerta's right to continue In power nor the acts of the new congress is the ossenco of what has hen communicated to the foreign diplomats by this government. Fu ture steps have not ben spcelllcully outlined, li fact, ii is understood that while the policy of the gevornmotit has ben lo keep foreign nations con tinually Informed, there has boon no direct effort to seek the support Of. the powers to the Ainerisan program. There is no secret, however, of the di-sire of h!e United States for the ac- I quiescence of the powers in its policy. The question of exporting arms to Mexico has raised the point in ofll cial circles of whether the President by executive nitliority could lot down ; the bars or whether action by con- \ gress would he necessary. The joint resolution of March II. 1012, pro- < 111 bit exporatlon of arms and muni- ; tions of war to countries in Central and South America where domestic i violences exists with such exceptions as the President deems expedient. Many persons have suggested to the President that a repeal of the joint resolution will lie necessary if the United stales finally decided o grant arms on an equality to the disputants. The President told callers ho had no present intention of saying any thing on the .Mexican situation and thill be was waiting rather for things to ako definite shape as a result of !:;st week's doplimatic parloys before making any move. Those who have discussed the arms j question with the President say he seems to he open min.led on that point, while a month ago he was filial ly set against it. Secretary Daniels Haid tonight the President hnd told him there were not likely o he developments in the Mox Ican situation that would interfere with the secretary's propose i trip to' the Middle West m>xt Weok. 1)1 U.S. Dials. Nov. ii. The annual flower show and bazaar given by Die ladies of Owlngs, Friday, the 7th, was quite a slice ss. A huge crowd was pres ent throughout the day. and a nice sum was realize*!. Mr. and Mrs. Robi rt Owlngs and children and Miss Mary Qilltlnnd, from i ar Fountain Inn, spent last Sunday ! ? Mrs. ii v. Simmons and family. Mrs. I P. MroWnlee has returned; from a Visit With her daughter, Mrs.; x. i Poll of I Icndcrsonvlllc. Messrs. P. P. Owlngs, Sam Curry ' ami Willi im IIrooks ' took In" the state fair. Mlrtsea Noll and Clara McCall left lasl Saturday for Frilltlaild Institute. Hondersonvillc, N. C, where they will be in school for UlO session. Messrs. Ilaskell Cray and David llrownlcc, attended the Augusta fair. 1 Mrs. Mary Ann Dalle and daughter, Miss Peaulah. visile.1 Mrs. I. S. Krooks last week. Miss Kate Curry of Pander college will leave Tuesday for OroonWOOtl, af- j tor a short visit with homofolks. Mrs. J, M. Polt, of Oreonvlllo, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. W. C. Prownlee. Miss Lizzie Hunter went to Paurens Friday, so she could be In attendance at the teachers meeting Saturday. Miss Nita Hunter of ?Chicora. at tOllded by two Of her school-mates.' spent the week-end with homefolks. Mrs. Harris Curry and daughter. Ruth, were in Paurens shopping, Sat- . urday. Mr ami Mrs. Watson, from near Fountain Inn, wen' visiting relatives hero Sunday. - Mrs. T. N. Gray visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cray last week. Saved His loot. H. D. Kly, of Bantam, 0., suffered from horrible ulcer on Iiis foot for four yoars. Doctor advised amputa tion, but he refused and reluctantly tried Dltcklln'fl Arnica Salve as a last resort. He then wrote: "| used your salve and my foot was soon complete ly Cured." Pest remedy for burns, cuts, bruises and eczema, (let a box to-day, Only 26c, All druggists or by mlal. Ii. R, Bucklln & Co., Philadel phia or St. Pouls. THE CHANCE OF X LIFETIME AND NOT A DOLLAR. !N THE TO Z IT GET RICH QUICK SCHEMES GOT (T '"Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are, it might have been." 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('.. on Sah s luy in December next, being Monday, the 1st day of the month, during the legal hours for such sales, the follow ing desclrbed property, to wit: All that tract of land. Bitttatcd in t'.e county and state aforesaid, containing 160 acres, more or less, and known as a part of the land lying near Dr. .1. A. Parksdale's old residence, and being the land conveyed to J. J. Dendy by .1. II. Davis and bounded as follows: on the north by pjubllc road load ing from Laurens to Greenville and lands of the estate of Dr. .). A. Park; dale; on the east by said public road; on the south by lands of the Oakland Heights Realty Company; on west by lands of Col. Ii. V. Simpson. Tenais of sale: one-half cash, bal ance to be paid twelve months from date of sale: the credit portion to be secured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser over /he s;u#f premi les, bearing legal Interest from date, with leave to purchaser^? pay his entire bid in cash. Pu/ffhaser to pay fori papers. It" the^fernia Of sale are not j compiled with, the land to be re-sold on same or some subsequent Salesday Oil same terms, at risk of former pur-! chaser. C. A. POWER, C. C. ('. P. and (i. S'? Paurens. S. C. Diited. this Nov. 8, 1913. 16-3t WILLIAMS'* KIDNEY PILLS Have you overworkcil your norvous sys tem ami caused trouble with your kid neys and bladder? Have you pains In loins, side, back and bladder'.' Have you a flabby appearance of the face, and un der the eyes'' A frequent desire to pass erlne? If so. Williams' Kidney rills will cure you?DruRKist. Price GOe. WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Propi.. Cl?v*land. Ohij LAUBENS DRUG CO. T.snrens, 8. C To Prevent Blood Poisoning apply at once tlie wonderful old reliable DR. PORTER'S ANT18BPTIC HttALINO OIL, a sur gical dressing that relieves pain and heals at I the snme time. Not a liuiiueut. 25c. iC- $1.00. I LAND BALE. State of Soul h Carolina, Count)- of Laurens. In Court of Common Pleas MITTIE OWINGS AND DICK OW 1NGS, Individually and as Adminis trator, Plaintiff. against SCSIH a. OWINGS, P. .1. HARRIS, and jan IK HARRIS, Defendants. Pursuant to a decree of the courl in tli- above stated case, I will sell at public outcry to tho highest bidder, at Lauren a ?". IL, S. c. on Salesday In December next, being Monday the 1st day of the month, during the .legal hours lor such sales, the following described property, to wit: Lot No. 1. All that piece, lot and parcel of land situate, lying and be ing in the City of Laurens. in Laurent* county S. C, with a dwelling house thereon containing one-half of an acre, more or less, being thirty six (36) feel wide on the front and run ning back ninety nine feet and being forty ( III) feet wide in back, said lot fronts thirty six (36) feet on North Harper street and is bounded on the north by lot of Mrs. Lou F. Jones, on the east by North Harper street, on the south by lot of G. B. Franklin and on tile west by lot of C. F. Ken nedy. Lot No. 2. All that piece, lot or parcel of land situate, lying and be ing in t!ie City of Laurens in Laurens county, s. c., containing two (2) acres more or less and bounded on tile north by Laurens cemetery on the east by lot of S. I). Chlldress' estate, south by lot of! Dr. Rolfe F. Hughes, and on west by North Harper street. Terms of Sale: One-half cash, bal ance to be paid twelve months from date of sale, the credit portion to be secured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser over the said premises, bearing legal interest from date, with leave to purchaser to pay his entire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. If the terms of sale are not complied with, the land to be re-sold on same or some subsequent Salesday on same terms, at risk of former pur chaser. C. A. POWER, C. T. C. P. and (1. Si, Laurens, S. C. Dated, this Nov. 0, 1913. 16-3t Bee our line of Oil Heating Stoves, all kdzes in stock, prices low. - S. M. & F. 11. 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