The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 04, 1914, 12 PAGES. PART 2, PAGES 9 TO 12, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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FORTNER BILL MAY BE MISUNDERSTOOD Erroneous Impression Among Mem. hers o' Generi Assembly. Asylum 1inquiiry Begins Tuesday. 4'olumb4t41ia., .din. 'l -Thle lortn('r bill, wflich h:: i come o)ver fromn the hostt " .:ter s n': :1 discussion -1 th race Iestioun t:4' not sis the ti sen:4t. The Lill is to ;rohi it. whvitik t.'eI'i ers !''om4 teac:ling in nhe'gro) sl's4 115 and itgros in wh (ite ,.'hool. M r. I ortntt r's men - sur" mlalo"s it, silmisde-netinor for anty wr:hit( in-rson to teaIch or instrut' i:1 a:ty ' negro c(Illi4'e, thigh se4-ool, I-ublic sc"hool. grsolled sc(hool, pr'iva(te schlool, or a ny school w:Im 1 4 's a:' taught in this Stat e, or fo4r ,tnyl' nero to tach inl the s tl(e 1(i-el o'i' seI-)ol For the wh(ite people. Thier' hats he "t so' :oisutitle .8anding as.; to thi.: '4l1. So'me m("m her's of the genmt'il a :se,ah y asol1 in(any ot4h'ers Iine SuIOS '.1 tha the prohibition is oly1 with r',:d'41 t') the put 4'1i'' schools of this tai '.' . This i :nu erronou1 s impres'5r . as thel ihl refers to pmblic and private schools. THe' Ienl.ity I'or violation of the act is a fine of not excee:iitig $:0011 or by im piimntnent not ('e'ce(diIng t'.w 'lve nioiltlIS. 'Th1e hols :lneIelded the hill 0to af fete a situ:ation abou which t(he up counut ry, pa:rt icularly Anderson counl ty. raised the issue a few mtont ths ago. White Iui's tinder this hill conl1 not he emli oyed in nt'egrto hospitals to nurse neg'oes tit any hospital or sani tarium. It is understood that the ed untion. oemlit'ee of the senate didl not regard this bill favorably when it ('11me up for disclssion at the [meeting Thursday afternoon and that this com) '1)ittee mh:ay report the bill -ulnifavorably to the enatt(e. u'ev'ral senators have ine hetrato a'xpre.,. thesmoelves with tgari ii to th' bill, and it is known that the mneasure will meet with much opposition oil the senate side. it may create oine of the biggest tights of the session on that side of the house. ,llui Inquiry. The investigation of affairs at the State ihospital for the insane will be gin Tuesday t i('rnoon at 3 o'cloc'k in tle, supreme court roo.t and the hear ings will be Imblic. Under a motion :adopted by the comumittee, Senator Tillman n other men prominent in offilial life in this Sate will be called as ium.,0s. i':irty; sulntunioses pre 445 r''l by tih: emn4I1itte"' wer4- set out in co)ln14(li4Vn whi the inquiry. Thus fa r V\'ry . of w h:1. ":n1a(y be ex (i:tteal ' 011o1m w t at tie hear'i'.gs has i''l given to the u'b1lic. Iin a .4441n ( ht h'i {1t: 1'tr ( trouch of Salud4a t' v1 ' was 1 t ii b iit two im - por tanit re.(olutions: that S in! all least t"l) 'iay so14 4:e 1:1r1 in the row at the .""- 1'' floapiitai i'tr thet In.-alm1 were bronutiht, to lig)t:t. im~ :t:lu-1:'. Sena 14e 1b 11) 11 i L( ' :e(t n o(4)4 f' t . 4o . rd Of n( 4:e ' II ;In o' 4:in -.' t'io 4)e 41 e''s 1a:tio1l : f lrr "I 's ,v('t.' a. ily :ta4 l ro -it tho -v S oerely. Tim It":- r1i 4: ieti 's i, \.omXipo) 4'd of thte f('( w in: t l 1 , )'r. T.. A .':tro'thier of 'Pckill, ?411ik: 4 chairiiniin;' 1 Taylor ofsy 'ilumb'it.l.(4 (.\. I(4mmersejtt ofeCo ' ita .44. l). I liens of43' S' )i'ehester 5o4:1(y and 1~l(r. W.t4. Sttle4(54~InIyr o The44 'com(iit' tuo :inv4.esitigate the14( 54s'ylum~l coill 114a044 of th.14lowng lstn B.an; 11 'I 144r 1144t gtie C.'( C. Wy5chet of3 Str' A it ~ of l viaser i l'n ieroesntativet W.)4'. ISteen on ofti ihstreld ;s~t lip sen4)4e w401S '44140 ill coeu 1a n of' te firs ir a mitttte gensapl assembly, tel'. "An i effort041 i( lloe mad4 tot smireh r.liabsidek it ami45( hitady assisjtant, some4 eueso iou know4 andi!Ut s e notat T4 e1 comittee wasI S4apoin teda ay51s the0 in4vestigation, some giving (4' '4ra4Jn the( uselessness(45 of it, andt o')l --s not)1 wising1 a4gain to htave the( !-"go 'fo the expen415s ad have its *r -4 name posib1! y broulg'ht int no1044 14 'y a4gain as~ t4:i ho y ('xpressed(4( it, like 1)t'''1- nves-tigationls itv dIon(01(. 4' asyui4441In in:4"3li gntlion) is ('xpe(ct (4( > 4( he the41,1 most(''B nfiretig and14 14m p' 44 t ' Iiti leg;i stit.j''iv 411444 h p nitg of 44'r:en 5('411sion404. As ethe hear'ings V. 144 *p41l4fie, thl'y will pr'obabl~y he( :f '1i'd 1hv'm myI members'4144l' of thte getn 4'' assembly -1in 144 by mnember's of the0 it ' 'ui t 'ii 1n at'i hose' (c0nnected4 Will) ir 4 t('trm1., and4~ gIves the c'ommltittee4 a :>rit~y to inl'' vet~igat e otheri m4atters' t' thol4.e 44p4eifical y contained44 in 4', ';s.ge o0(f th" governor 04, but1 tile I- 14n4p4i4 y will ntutirally be dir4ectedi 4 4' su1btj 'cl ma4tfIt' of 114e imes'sage. E' Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Lure. '4 ors!t enses4'4, 41o1snastter of haow 10ong stal4Itllig. ired by$ 44he wonderfu'lil, nie1t4 reial.'' ,.1 IIr.aIk 4at (4'. :..4 uetme. 2.c a AVERTED A DUEL. An Apple of Peace That Confounded an Artist's Critics. In the old dueling days critics were somiet.iies compelled, ligura tively", to eat their word,. Fur more satisfa;c'tory ruIs the vindication that oane' criticised peirson achieved ''ln she ate the objeet of (riticismii. 'T'he story recent ly retold ini a Pa risian ,j~mrnal relate; 1h:11 when the furor for m1odeling wax flowers and fruit was at its ieigl it a certain fair and flaslionable countess attained so mtuch skill in the art that the other women of her circle became enVious. An admirer of the count ess and it suitor of her most spiteful detractor were involved in the quar rel, and a challenge ensued. But the countess learned of the coming encounter and had no mind that her talent should b( ehampioned at I lie cost of blood letting. The day hef'ore I lie duel in a col pany that. included lie prospectiv eoilbatants and her ein ions rival she displayed at beautila aipple. "Behohl it che' d'(Ouvre!" she cried prodlly. "I.:adies yot cannot eriticise tihat ! Nat lire i ,rself never produced a finer." It was examined and admuired. but soot the envious discovered..Jlaws. One complained of the texture, which did not really -resemble tlie skin of a fruit: another, of the too precisely globular form ; anot her. of the too evenly shaded Colors. Final ly Iie countess' enemy ga ve her ver dict with a shrug and a smile. "Indeed, my dear, a pret ty fruit enough," she conceded, "'Imt if you ask me, a palpable imitation, with nothing of the indescribabl'e, illu sive something by which art sug gests the actual work of nature." The countess then turned intprlir ingly to her critie's suitor, who de elared that lie way reluctantly comt pelled to agree wit mtadami's opin ion. Still smiling, the countess broke the apple in halves, offered half to her parrot squawking for it in his gilded coge, and daintily nib. bled the other half herself. It was a real apple! "Dounbtless, 111onsieur,' she re marked sweet1y as the laughter sub sided, "you will still feel obliged to' agree with mihunl when she aimits that her estimate of an artist's skill may somiietim's be e'ron'oheous?" As thro was no exert-e for a duel after the lady and her chililpion lbad hoth r ietr;et'd, I ihe seeois of tile two imis-tulious gltlellin saw11 to it that t J1 y i( atlme re llincled. For mice ithe apple f ' dK isrd had pro':ed al. the app!e ofpes. Ho Had No Choice. The wi!,- ()f as dynl~nnlo tend(er went to a hab.enla-herl's to huvy a tiekt Ie for hl' lutslbiii'i. She :et el :i l lii I!i:anut il one, '., v n n!(!, w1 hereuptl~on the youngi,. anid inexpeINri en; I alus' , with co pil ion for I hi' lit tire owner, was itioved to "Isx("-e nw, ii-sus, is this tie for ~olr bu,i1,sh.and ?"' "ontyou think hie'd raither have someii et Iowr (color ? I'mi afidill lie wou't wear t his red tie." "OIh, yes, lie will!'' said( the wom an iirimly. " le'll love Io-hle's dead ."-London Aniswers. Ale For Breakfast. Ale andlt bread wsere thle chief of ale 'oinsuiied by ladies lit brea'lk f'ast ini those daysV was~ coniderabillle, for ini the reign of I len ry V li. thle mitdis o hionior weire alilowed for brea kfast "'one chbet loafec, one mana diet, two gallons of aile andh aI pitcht eir of winc.'' A ILady Lucy(V nid~e. a miiighIity titie 0of the naiit ional brew. 11cr treak fast was a chiniie of beef, a 10o11 and1( a gllon of ale, antd for her piillow mieal aI piosset, porridige, a generous cut of muttton, a loaif andl a gallon of ale.-Wtestmiinster G3azoette. P'-AUi,1Itl AFTNEIl EFFECTS -01F tidlP TIIIS~' YEA. Leia es h Idneys ini W~eatkened ('onidi D)octors in lliparts of theI 'ounitriy hiave becen kept busy w ithi the epidemtic of grlyp wich has1 visitedt so man1y hioiies. ThioS)ii symtomsi of gip thiis yeair are' often ver'y d istr'essinag and1( lea:ve the systemi ini aL run dlown conll t ion, parileuar ly the k idnetys wh~iichi seiii to su11ffer imost, as almost every vict imi(01 coplains1 \' iaarme bac1k and1( urinary troubl)1es wu l lch should~ not be nelected, as thiese iniger' signatls of tell lead to diangeriou s kidniey troubles. pleole say soon1 heals and strenigthl ('ns the kidneys('3 arte an' aiitttacok of gIpl. Swamuip- hoot Is ai gireat kIdney iiveri aind bladder remiediy, andl( beintg hlin lg effect oin the1 kidneys, which~i is al-mlost. immutediaitely n'oticed ini most catses. by those whoi~ try It. Dri. K(11 meri & 'f '0., Hin gham litoil, N. Y., offeir tc souli a sampi sizp bifIottle of' Swampti) .iufferer'i who r'(pi(ests It. A trial1 will ofl li. Iteglar~l size hot tles 5Oct.4 anii ssim t i eiitioni this pnocir ' TheFo11oi ;te'st .\ I)2()l (- inghaun only I vst (:'al i eo onily. .. .. 86-in ('II heav~y Sea I slan a11( :;- inr R'i eal Cann ton (lothI 3-i n1.h E atitliei'v clothi 12 ya rds good Blt'U(hilg 1ft Newv thiungs (coming every dI IIv. Yorkll (l illghani.1 all new a~ Utility. "-)I) Ie('-'' just it't' SIt) pive t :' l'rl ing; ("h 1n11111 Si * * 4 * * t*4 * * 4- * 14- * k 4 a l i'l4I!.;'i'ill (21ii':uity niiilug of l'irst lDivisioin cause beaut to buy OMY Come DOU have goods ter h. ringNewSprin . . ...... . . .071-2 1 T .... .... .... .... .... .05 '' uly .... .... .. ........ ...071-2 A only .. ................ ...15 .... .... .... .... .... .10 >r .... .... .... .... ../ 1.00 2, ny. Mlake this store your shopping IIl ring styles only .... .... .. .10 ivel., y. .... .... .... .... .10 2, y, .just the thing for Rompers . ......................10 2, Verywhere 12 1-2e, ourt price .10 1 Manchester Pereal .... .. .121-2 2' tzerC LAURENS, SOUT Mrs. Stetson An.n Spiritual lea HRISTAN SCENTITS hae so to disuss Mrs. ugust . Ste non...'..n..her..book.. ju.t...u... that said t havese follow iin Ortox Cepto(icRi Mrs. Stto' AuflogatI. tn as mero pret ebook igifin nothig toru ofCrstian Setist diusion. [iss Beautiful" look she -knows wher< iful things. It is al' r the best; it is DC to buy the best at to oUr store now LE ECONOMY v i large stock of be to pick from. Bu trry. gFabrics Hai -inch IRenfrow \aidrats, only ... . Aile Du Nord Gingiam, belutiful F. C. and Red Seal Gingham. o -inch Ramie CIash, the new thin nly....... .... . ... ........ -inch llepplette only .... .... -inch Devonsh ire Cloth, worth 2i urrstleigh Galaleu Cloth only .... -inch Iug)y Poplin, all colors oil -inch Shirt Miadras from .... . -inch P'ongce Linen, all shades 0 rownu Ilnen ... .... ...... .. -inch While Madras, only, yd .. 1 H CAROLINA )unces Self d of X-Scientists ptignwada h a etm -l .sn i'ofw okvoa-ui n /h stergtu prta odo /cedn r.Iiy I /sit h 'dfo h cuc yth epei uslil er 1~V11 attiuei tae d by1l ome ( Miir. Rl'iof' a h-N C'V ar re V fllfln a n. iii s beautiful be a to come for vays economy UBLE ECON lowest prices. and practice chile you yet autiful, stylish t you had bet e Arrived ... .... .... .. .121-2 styles only .... .. 1,21-2 aly .... .... .... 121-2 g for Spring Dresses .... .... .... .... .15 ........ .... .... .15 We only .... .... .. .20 .... .... .... .... .15 ly .... .... .... .....20 ... .... .121-2 to .25 Illy .... .... .... .25 .. .... .... .. .10 to .35 . ..... .... .... .. .10 Einy idc(ense pees for ilikers aind I'ed. diers In iiaurens 'ouinty, S. ('., lor the Yea. A. 1). 1911. -tate of Routh (arolina, ('olluty of launrens. Il' virtu of 1 an Act of the (eneral Asselblly of South a('rolina, providing thierefor; tie it resol ved by thle lloard( of Couni ty Comm nissioners of Isaur ens County, in the State of Soth Ci(aroina, in r'eg ulnar annuol meeti ng assenmbled(; 'That the License I'ees to be paid by I iawkers and( Pe(ddlters doing bust~iness with in said couty 3 duin ng t he year A. D: 19114 ho and the same an re hereby Olxed in Site following amiotunts, to wvit: For foot - teddler's of goods., wares and( mier'chandise, Fifteen iDolltars. l'eddlters of mer'chn d Ise in two htorse w'agoti, Seveinty D~ollarts. Pecddlers of merchandise in, one hto rte wangon, FI"fty tDollanrs. P'eddtlers of Stoves or Uranges, for t he S rot. w'agoni One liuntd red D olltars, and( for eacth additilonal wagon operated by3 the same Itirm Sev'enty Ftlye tDollars. Peddllers of Clocks, Fifty Dotlars for the first wagon, and Thirty D)ollars for eacht additional wagon operated 1)y the sa-me firm. Peddlters of Lightning Rods, Thirty D~ollar s for the first wagon and Fifteen D~oltar's for each addtitionat wagon op eirated by the same firim. Pecdd'ler' of Spectacles, on foot, Ten D~ollars; Peddlers of Spectacles in ve hiele Twenty D)ollars. 'Peddlers of Sewing Machines. Seven. t~y Five D~ollars for the first wagon, andI Fifty D~ollar's for eacth additional wagon Oper'ated by the same firm. Pecddlers of Pianos or Organs, for cachi wagon operated One Simmndrod andl Th irty live D~ollars. A1l1 licenses to bie isuedi by the Clerk of Court of saidi county and to be0 of force and effect untit the 31st dlay of IIecember A. D). 1911, Itspr. Vided by3 Ilaw; ProvIded, that all licens.. es tastued itfter the thtirtietht day of .1 une 19141, shalt 1be for two thiridsi thie flibov named rates. D)one in regmilari annuaot tmeting at Lautrens, S. C., this, the 8th dany of .January -A. D). 191. Attest: II. Ii. I1'.\Vt'ERT, J1. 1). MOCK, Supervisor. .Cler'k of theo Board. 28-It To Cure a Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE~ JROMO Quinine. It stope the Cotigh and Headache and works off the Cold. Drugglsts refund money if it falle to cure. 'M. W. OROVE'S signature on each bgg. ,5c Piles! Piles! Piles! iliamns' Indian Plie Olntment wvil cure it01, Ileedinog and1 Itcing P'il's. It ab aorbs the tumors, allays itching at once, acts as a potulice(4, giv'es instant relief. parea for I 'lles and itch1 ig of thec private pa r .. JDruaiolstn, mi ii 0 andc1114 $1.00. WltLIAkta MFO. C0., P'cps.. Clevoland, Ohio sRNS~ DRU 0.