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ACCOUNT I MKEEPS H-EART WM 3TART A BANK ACCOUNT 1t is lots easier for a girl to love a boy who has a BANK ACCOUNT, and it's easier to love a husband with a bank aocount. Girls are looking for the boys with money in the bank, so are the Girls' PARENTS. Add to your other charms a bank account and she will take lots more interest in you. Do your banking with us. We will serve your interests. Make OUR bank YOUR bank. We pay interest in Savings, Department Enterprise Bank N. B. DIAL, Pres. C. H. ROPERC syi1 ~L .-..muj'd.--wer UNDTWWEAR! The dematd er in specal eti in this departiment has exhausted many sizes this w il.abers but the stock is again replenished for La res' Unio Suits together or separate pieces per suit 500 ies' Union Suits, extra quality, at the suit. . .. .. ..$1.00 ~adies' all-wool white or scarlet, at a suit..... .... ..$2.00 fChildren 's Union Suits, all sizes at ................25c Infant''s Wrappers at each .... .... .... ......... ....15c Men's white ribbed heavy fleece suits at..... .... ....$1.00 Also in wool, scarlet or white, at the suit ..... ... ...$2.00 Boy's extra heavy Union Suits at .... .... .... .... ..65c Ladies' wool Sweaters from..... .... ......$2.00 upward Misses' Sweaters at.... .... .... .... ........ ....$1.50 Children 's Sweaters at .... .... ......... .... .... ..50co Ladies' wool Aviationi Caps at .... ......... .... ....50~c Children's knit wool Jackets at .... ........ ......50~c Togues...... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ..25c A complete line of Ladies' Scarfs and Shawls in all colors Wool and heavy fleece cotton Hosiery. Wool Gloves-Wool Mitts-Everything to make comfortable during the winter months at W.G. Wilson &Co *Se@ee@Oeeee@@O@eee...@. * 0 400 * 0 e 0 SEND -EA W * ,-ASTING// * VALENTINEi/,,\* U S RECOUNT THE LITTLE TREASURES YOU HOLD AR WIC H OTHERS HA VE GIVEN YOU, AND WHICH YOU M STILL POSSESS AFTER MANY YEARS. YOUR OWN HAPPI * NESS WHICH THESE REMEMBRANCES REVIVE WILLIN SREYOU TO SEND VALENTINES WHICH WILL NOT PR W ISH WIT!! TeE DA Y. oWE HAVE SCORES OF APPROPRIATE VALENTINE' 'RE * MEMBRANCES" IT WILL PLEASE YOU TO GIVE, AND TIHOSE *WHOM YOU CHERiSH, TO RECEIVE. 7'HE QUALITY OF *OUR GIF TS IS SUPE RB; TIlE PRICE S IhONE ST. FLEMING BROTHERS . BLaurens, S. C. ee ~ *@0000000000000g041'10 OF BABCOCK TILT (Continued from Page Seven.) Chaiiges nmade on the drst of last July. I know nothing aibout the changes until after toe board had ad December Meeting. 'Concerning the meeting of the board of regents at .the asylum in Deeember, the following stenographic revort is given: Dr. Babcock-AVe appeared in the meeting room of the regents. There were present at that meeting Gov. Blease and four of the regents. These were Dr. Carrothers, Dr. Set tiemeyer, Mr. Bivens and (Dr. Taylor. There were also present tihe four or five assistant physicians, also Dr. Thompson, Dr. Grifiln, Dr. Fulmer, Dr. -Blackburn and Dr. Toole, the den tist. Dr. Sauhders was present and myself. I understood from Dr. Taylor that, when the board called this meeting. on' the previous day, it decided that I should not be admitted and it was with considerable difficulty that Dr. Taylor gained tJhe consent of the board of regents that I should be present at this hearing. In the as sembly room then there appeared the gentlemen with the lady that I have named, appeared Mr. Saunders with his attorney, J. K. Henry, of Chester. There appeared Dr. Cooper with his attorney, John J. McMahan, and Son ator Weston appeared. The board soon announced that they were going to hold an executive ession an { ill one would be ad ailhted excSt those who ' \Deen in vited to be present, so they exe1(r Mr. Saunders and his attorney, Dr. Cooper and his attorney and Mr. Weston and went into executive ses sion. Complain of Dr. Saunders. ,Various complaints were then made by the various physicians as to Dr. Saunders' interfering with their duties or prerogatives. The attack was aim ed chiefly at Dr. Saunders and inci dentally at me. The replies were made along the line by )r. Satin lers ttlhen one physician would attack her. There was some questioning done by the board of regents and some by the governor. One of the most strenuous inci dents of the whole meeting was when (Gov. lllease said to )r. Griflin: "Dr. Griffin, Dr. Saunders is a single wo man, is she not?" and Dr. Griffin, with a sneer, said, "She is supposed to be." Later, when Dr. Saunders told Dr. Griflin that she considered his re marks an insult, he hesitated and hemmed and hawed and finally gur gled out, "Of, course, I didn't mean that." After this savage attack upon this woman, and in that meeting wihere she had no friends except Dr. Taylor and myself, wthen contention was pretty strong, Mr. l3ivens arose and read a-took from his pocket a resolution in which he said all the charges against Dr. Saunders had heen conflrmqd and that he moved -that she .be removed from the insti tution. Dr. Taylor moved that thei resolution be tabled and not carried. I then made as strong an appeial as I could to the hoard for harmony. teld them .that if errors wore made I acceptedj my partit and that for the sake of' the institittion I hoped that everything would ,be aptisfactoriiy adjusted. Gov. Blease thlen said to Mi'. Bivens, "You witlhdraw your res olution." Which ,Mr. Biv'ens (lid. Defends Dr. Saunders. I then made an appeal to the board before they left the room to pass a resolution vindicating this woman wvhomi they had attacked. There was somne dliscussion of it. I was told that I must not inter'fcre with the session of the board of regents. Dr'. Saunder's finally broke down and de manded that she leave the room and at last I opiened the door and she wvent out. And the board of regents and Cov. Blease came out and I said, "What am I to do?" and Gov. Bllease said, "By all means keel) Dr:. Saunders here. It is clear to me that you and D~r. Thompson can't both stay in this institution, but you stay, lbecause if you leave the whole irtstitution will be in a tate of insurrection." Continuing, Dr. Babcock said: "On the 6th of January the board had thei' annual meeting and Mr'. Saunders appeared and asked .for a vindlication of his dlaughter, appealed to the board to pass resolutions com pletely exonerating her. The board appointedl the 12th of January for a hear'ing In the whole matter'. Mr. Saunders appieared at that time with his attorney and Dri. Cooper appeared, and Mr. Saunders su~bmitted to the board a set of such resolution as lhe thought would be-would exonerate his daughter. D)r. Carr-others, so Mr. Henr'y told me, said that they had a set of resolutions to the same pur port. 'Having invited those persons to be :present, the board went into executive session and excluded us all and naked that the resolutionns. which MAKES ITS REPO Certified Copies of Club Enrollment Must be Filed with Olerk of Couri Ten Days Before' the Primarya Columbia, Feb. .-The special- com. rmittine, -consisting of Senators Nichol son, McLaurin, Silllivan, Sharpe and Clifton, appointed to draft a substi tute for the Nioholson primary reform .bill reported tonight, Senator ~MoLau rin making a minority report. Sena tor McLaurin submitted a brief bill giving the rules of the party the force and effect of law -where not inconsis tent with -the statutes, and makes re penting a misdemeanor. The .substitute bill of the majority requires residence In the state of one year; in the county thirty days, and in township fifteen days before the first 'primary. It provides that a voter may remove his name from one club roll and place it on another if done fifteen days before the primary. Certified copies of club enrollment must be fil ed with the clerk of court ten days be fore the primary. A voter can vote only in the precinct in which he is en rolled. Representation in the con ventions shall be based on the num ber of votes cast in the first primary next preceding the convention. Senator Epps tonight introduced a one-mill school tax bill. In the House. Debate was resumed in the house tonight on the primary election reform bills, Mr. Irby of Laurens and Mr. Moore of Abbeville opposing primary reform; both held that the last pri mary was above reproach. Mr. Liles, )f Orangeburg, advocating primary re ?oJ,. paid that he had heard that the governirhinself admitted that 20,0) fraudulentdiptes were cast In ;ist primary electfo., s1 The house did nW reach a vote on the primary reform bills, but ad journed debate upon them until Mon day night. A Winter Cough. A stubborn, annoying, depressing cough hangs on, racks the body, weak ens the lungs, and often leads to se rious results. The first dose of Dr. King's New Discovery gives relief. Henry D. Sanders, of Cavendish, Vt., was threatened with consumption, af ter having pneumonia. He writes: "Dr. King's New Discovery ought to be in every family; it is certainly the beat of all medicines for coughs, colds or lung trouble." Good for children's coughs. Money back if not satisfied. Price 50c. and $1.00. At all druggists. If. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis. A BIG CARNIVAL. Will Show In Laurens During the Week Beginning Monday Feb. 16th. The following, clipped from the El berton Star, is in regard to the big carnival of The Tropical Amusement 'Company which will show in Laurens for a week beginning Monday. Feb' 16th.: "A good clean, wel-regulated carni val show is the Tr ..al Amusement Company. w~hlehi opened their various showvs and exhibits on the Public Square last Tuesday., "All of the ten big shows are there including the etwo ,big acts which ar'e presentedl on the Midway free. These latter features are eycep~tionailly good, the perforna nce of the (Great Shcr wood -being replete with sensationlal clinmaxes wlle the Massaud Brothers plresent an acrobatic novelty which is both highly entertaining and exciting. "Then the pay atstractions are of tile -highest ordler, clean and, refined. Of thecsc, the mlost popullar seenm to bc the Egyvtian Ihall, wherein are featur ed' the Dunbars with a mysters and, the I lurd Sisters vaudeville splecialists --The Old Plantato) where a comn pany of good negro iper'formiers hold forth-the Automatic City-Jesse -Janmes show--Joyland, a b)ig fun prio dluction and Jlohnny Webb, the Fat iBoy withl is strange companion. Of course, the little folks have been as iecially inmpressed with the Merry-go round~ and Ferris WVheeh. Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Rev. James A. Lewis, Milaca, 'Minn., writes: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been a needed and welcome guest in our home for a number of years. I highly recommend it to my fellows as being a medicine worthy of trial in cases of colds, coughs and crou p." Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a trial and we are confident you will find -it very effectual and continue to use it as occasion requires for years to come, as many others have done, For sale by all dealers. I believe have been submitted to you, and they blamed me for the part that I have taken in befriending this wonman." Senator Young--Doctor, it was through your intercession with Gov. Blease that Dr. Saunders was re tained? ,A. All the way through. Don't You Believe It, Some say thlat chronic constipation cannot be cured. Don't you believe it. Chamberlain's Tablets have cured oth.. ers-why not -you? Give them a trial. They cost only a quarter. For eale by all dalers. There's Aliet . e Ir the dRTown of Laur.es 6w. Sung by J. C. "BurnsConpany to t1 !X une of Red Het Prices. Weadmitflt's1 ; litho warm for the other llOW b ' 0 are singing just 'he s . RED HOT SALE 'RFE $1.00 bottle 3 B. B. B. for the Blood . -' . -.. - 7 $1.00 bottle 3 S. S. S. for the Blood. . . . . - ' - - - - $1.00 bottle Cod Liver Oil (build you up) '......... $1.00 bottle Electric Bitters (uild. you up) ----'.79 $1.00 bottle Squaw Vine for Wormen -79 - $1.00 bottle McElrees Wine of Cardui, for. n om n' -- $1.00 bottle Beef Wine and Iron( best ton'ic) ... $1.00 bottle Hoods Sarsaparilla (for the Blood) ..... $1.00 bottle Warner Safe Cure - - "79 $1.00 bottle Mystic Wine of Life (dysepiaand eata rh) .79 muI . ..79. $1.00 bottle Paines Celery Compound (nerves) . .79 $1.00 bottle Stuarts Buchu and Juniper (kidneys) . -79 $1.00 bottle Bradfields Female Regulator ..39 50c bottle Dr. King's New Discovery (coughs) . 50c bottle Dr. Cheneys Expectorint............... 50v bottle Electric Bitters ' '' - - - - - 8 3 50c bottle Swamp Root (kidneysl...... ."..... 50c bottle 'Sloan's Liniment, kills pain .... .........9 50e bottle Warners Safe Cure. . ............ 9 50e bottle Groves Chill 'Toi.s 50e ,bottle Tyners Dyspepsia Renedy. 0 c bottle Lemon Elixir, laxative.................... 0 SOc bottle California Fig Syrup ............ . 39 50c bottle Dodsons Liver Tone " . . ....... fl 35e bottle Fletchers Castoria ... .. . .1 25e bottle Healing Oil .... .. ..1.....9 25e bottle Goose (1 Oawo. 'r"'it ( eite. 1,-* - pains) .. . .. .... .. . .... .... .19 25c h- ;. '..!.4-ers Joy Salve (cures croup and pneu 4ia) ................... ...............19 I r e bottle Chinberlains Cough Remedy . ... ... .... .. .19 S25e bottle Chamberlains Pain Batlm ......... .... ....19U 25c bottle (hamberlains Diarrhoea Remedy .... .. .. .19 25c bot tle Winslows Soothing Syrup .... ..... ... .....19 25c bottle Stuarts Baby Colic Remedy .... .... .... .19 25e bottle Bells Pine Tar and honey, cough .... .... .19 25c package Black Draught ............... .... .15 25. bottle Cheneys Expectorant, whooping cough'. .... .15 $1.00 package Black Draught ..................... .69 25e package Kelleys Egg Producer .... .... .... .. .19 25e package Barkers Horse and .Cattle Powder .... .. ..15 25e package Simmons Liver Regulator .... .... ... 19 25e package Bueklins Kidney Pills .... .... .... .... .19 25e package Tutts Pills .. ...... .... .... ...... .19 254- package Compound Cathartic Pills .... .... .. .19 25e package Pinkhams Liver Pills .... ..... .... .... .19 2 packages (5e) Chewing Gum ..... .... ........ ...05 0 Fine Candies (worth 15e to 20c lb) . -... ... .. . 10 10e plub S. & G. and Red Jay Tobacco .... .... .... .08 5 Lord Calvert. Cigars for .... .... .... .... .... .. .10 Piehnont and Sovereign Cigaret'es .... .... .... .... .04 15e plug 'Tobacco, Sullivans T. C. I). ....... ....... .10 15c plug Tobacco, Suilivans No. 1 .... .... .... .... .10 IOe bottle Lemon and Vanilla Extracts .... .... .... .07 :3 enes (5c) Toilet Soap for .. ....... ........ .. .10 :3 eakes (Sc) Toilet Soap, -Buttermilk .... .... .... .10 1 large 10c Cake Toilet Soap .... .... .... .... .. .07 10e box Shoe Polish .... .... .... .... ...... .....07 7 packages (Sc) Washing Powder .... .... .... ..25 10 boxes (Sc) Matches .... .... .... .... .... .... .25 1 can Pink Salmon .... .... .... .... .... .... .. .08 8 enkes best Laundry Soap .... .... .... .... .... .25 4 packages (Sc) Lump Starch .... .... .... .... ..15 4 packages (5e) Celluloid Starch ........ .... .... .15 35e Br oomis, clean sweep sale ........ ... ..........25 25e Buggy Whip .... ..........i............. .......20 50et Buggy Whip .... ......... . ...... ............35 D750 Buggy Whip .. .... .... ... .... ...... .......57 $. 00) Buggy Whip .... .... .... .... .... ........75 I 20 Nutmnegs.--.---.............. .............05 I 12 enkes Polo Soap...... .... .... .... .... .... .... .25 8 balls Sewing Thread .... .... .... .... .... ......05 11) packages (full 1 lb pkgs.) Soda...... .... .... .. .25 N4 cans Good Luck Baking Powder.... ......... .......15 10e can Good Luck Baking Powder...... .... .... .. .07 I 13e Satisfaction Sox... .... .... .... .... .......08 D25e Misses and1 Boys Black Cat Hose...... .... .... .. .13 1 lot Men's Suit Vest, worth 75e to $1.50, chaice .......25 I Umnbrellas, sale .... .... .... .... .... ......25 to 1.19 I 1 lot Children 's Knit Pants, worth 25e a pair..... .. .10 1 lot Men 's Leggings, worth 50c a pair, sale..... .... .15 I 10e special lot Tin and Agat" Ware, sale price..... .. .08U 25e Agate *Ware, your choice of the lot, sale price..... .19 D$1.00 Alarm Clock, salo pr'ee.... .... ....-........59 $1.00 Watch, sale price.----........ ............63 Special, one table full of Shoes, worth $2.00 up to $3.50, I .clean sweep ---- ..-- -.---.......... .. 1.48I 15ec Linen Collars -.--.-------..... ... ......10 25e Rubber Collars .-----..----..-............. .... .... U1 5e cake Soap ..--.----.---.----................08 N $1.00 pair' Bed Blankets.-..--.--..-.. ............83. $1.50 pair Bed Blankets, heavy.-..-..-. .. .. .. .. ..1.00 I 10e bottile Machine Oil.--------.... ..............05 O144 Shirt Buttons .... .... ..........--. -..........04 o 12 Safety Pins.-..-..-..--.--.--.--..-..-..-.... ..........03' $3.50 Eight D)ay Clock .... ......... .... ..........1.79 10' Jplug TPobacco ....-..--...........08 Buy Now--Big February Sale. Wes La urn St&arn. ot C aro Time' For Cleaning Streams In Lan- law, during the period beginnit. the rens County. first day of February and endinig the State of South Carolina, last day of Mareh, and that they shall County of Laurens. again ,be cleaned within the period be Pursuant to an Act of the General ginning the f?fteenth day of July and Assembly of South Carolina therefor ending -th thirty-first day of August. providing. I downers and 1perapne in Be it resolved, by the Board of' charge of lands are hereby -neIflned County Commissioners of Laurens sand equired to clean their mns County, in the State aforesaid, that Wi in the above 'named perlo, the following periods be and the same Done at Laurens, S. 0., in regular are hereby fixed for the cleaning of annual meeting this 8th day of Jan streais within said county for and uary, A. D. 1914. during the year A. D. 1914, to wit: Attest: H. B. HUMBllRT, That all streams within said county J. D. MOOR, ' Supeisor. shall -be cloaned out, as required by Clerk of the Board.