Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Think of going to bed at night feeling that you are going to sleep soundly, naturally and cofully till morning, that you're not go nag to feel the necessity of getting up half 'Wheel That ROOT JUICED Surely Does the Work." a dozeni times andmc that when you awake you're going to feel rested, refresied and ready for afl the duties of the day--no backache, no soreness, no pain, good ap petite, clear head, full of energy, vim and Wl ylito test a medicine thap has ac complished ill this for other kidney suf ferers, some of whom had given up ali hope of' ever gettinig better? Will you test wonderful ROUT JUIC, for just ten days on a positive guarantee? Will you lay aside all the uncertain things, all the things that have failed to help you, all tho things you've been wasting your money on, your .ills and your lasters and try ROOT JUICID without risking a Jienny? , You never saw anything work like ROOT JUCI! in all your lite. You've a grand surprise in store for you and a surprise that is going to bring more joy nd iappiness into your life than you've '"xlwricnced lin ninny "i dlay. Try III )OT JUIC1 this time and know what real re lief is. Don't get side tracked on some thing else and don't let anybody tell you about something just as good. Nothing made is just as good and you'll say so yourself when SVou've made the test. at one dodlar per large bottle and they guarnte itabsolutely. It has got to benfitandsatisfntlyou or back goes your money, instanl the moment you T'hat's how good ROOT JUICIC, is. That's the strongest possible proof of its merits. Get it now and stop experi SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. S of South Carolina, ounty of Laurens. Paimetto Bank, of Laurens, S. C., Plaintiff, against YE.-A. Jones, Defendant. Te. the defendant, R. A, Jones, You are hereby summoned and re mred to answer the complaint in this s4ion of which a copy is herewith s ved upon you, and to serve'-a copy at your answer to said complaint on ehe subscribers at their office, L~aurens sirt House, S. C., within twenty days r the service hereof; exolusive of Sday of such service; end if you to answer the complaint within thte e- -afe~oresaid, the plaintiff in this e4ikon will apply .to the Court for the rief demanded in the compjaint. Ferguson, Feathorstone & Knight, Plaint 'Attorneys. To the absent defendai4A. A. Jones, yen will please take notice: That the original summons and complalnt in Sabove stated case was filed in the erk of Court's offlce for Laurons onty ins the State aforesaid, on the 2i day of January, 191 1. Ferguson, Featherstone & Knight, Plaintiff's Attorneys. 27-6t N. B. DIAr, A. C. TODD DIL & ODD Euterprise Bak Building, Laurea., S. C. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS Money te loan on Real :Estt-Long Time. Eninerngand0arcig Land Surveys 'Speeity eCmerte Work Skllftily done or In. spected. Drawings and estimates of all Kind. Telephone No. 346. Laurens. S. C. CHILD LAIOR BILL IN SENATE. Senator Owen Introduces iiII to lleg. uilato Child Labor In United States. Washington, Feb. 23,--Senator Ow en of Oklahoma Introduced on Satur day the same federal child labor bill which Mr. Palmer of Pennsylvania 'presented in the House.. It applies to factories. vroducing goods for inter state commerce, the 14-year age limit 'being already in force more or less complehensively in forty staten. It regulates the employment of children under 16 by limiting their working hours to eight in one day, and by pro hibiting entirely their employment at night' in mills, factories or workshops and at any tine in mines or quarries. The Virginia State Child Labor Com mittee has -Unanimously endorsed the bill, and this action by citizens of the old stronghold of States' Rights is considered by Owen R. Lovejoy, gen eral 'secretary of the National Child Labor Committee to be an indication of the increasing demand by consum ers for goods that are free from the taint of child labor, -Mr. Lovejoy says further: "The National Child Labor Commit tee is actively working for the pas sage of this Owen-Palmer bill. It is the first time a federal bill has ieen introd'uaed whtich, fis +comprehendlive enough to be worth while and simple enough to be enforcable; and .we are advised by able lawyers that the pro visions of the bill are constitutional. It has been introduced by Democrats but we hope it will be supported, re gardless of party lines, by all who be lieve that young children should he freed from the burden of wage-earning and that older children should be pro tected from overwork and the dangers of mining." 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 1). 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 best of all medicines for coughs, colds or lung trouble." Good for children's epughs. Money back if .ot satisfied. Price 5)0c. and $1.00. At all draggiuts. HI. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis. * * * UNION MEETING. ** * * The union 'meeting of the Third 1)I vision of W. M. U. Laurens Associa tion will convene with Clinton Bap list church i"riday morning, March 13, 191-1. P rogramin. 10:30-Devotional services. Miss Ida May Crise, Mountville. Welcoie address, Mrs. 1E. M. Light foot. Response, Mrs. J. Casper Smith, Wa terloo. Prosperity and the Christian Oppor tunity. Opened by Miss Ada Pysor Cross H1i11. Importance of Young Peoples' Work Opened by Mrs. Emma Roper, Lau rens. Meaning of Jubilate. Miss Bell Burch, Calvary church. Intermission for Dinner. Afternoon Session. Devotional services. Mrs. C. E. WVat son, Greenville. Tithing. Mrs. WValter Hunt, Newberry. Three short talkes or papers on Home, Foreign and State Missions, by Miss es flora Bailey, Annie Rludd and IEloise Brown. Mrs. J. T. Robertson, Pros. 3rd Division. LOCAL WOMEN AGREE, WITHI STAGE BEAUTIES or all wvomen in tihe world, probably those onl tile stage are moat particular about their pprsonal appiearance, andl esp)ecially in the care of tile hlair; and whlen such leading stage beauties as Ethel Blarrymore, El~sie Ferguson, Na talie Alt, Louise Dresser, Rose Cegh lan, Laurette Taylor and many othlers are so enthlusiastic al,,out Harmony IHair Beautifier as to rite ill -praise of it, thlat it certainly evidlence thlat it does juist what tile say it does--that is, beautifles tI~e hi ir. There are mlany women light 11 i s town. and( men01, too, who regau it as indlisp~ensable, biecaupe It ,makes the hair glossier and moere silky, easier to dress and make stay in -place. Sprinkle a little on your hlair each time before brusing it. Con tains no oil; will not chlange color of hlair, nor darken gray' hmair. To keep hair and scalp dlandrulff-free and clean, Use Harmony Shampoo. Tis pure liquid shampoo gives an in stantaneous rich lathler that imedi ately penletrates to every part of tile hiair and scalp, insiuring a quick, thor ough cleansing. Washed oft 'just as quickly, the entire opeoration takes on ly a few moments. 'Contains nothling that canl harm the hair; leaves no harshness or stickiness. Both lpreparations come in odd shlaped, very orname tal bottles, with splinlkier tops. Har ny Hlair Beauti fier, $i.00.. Harmony Shampoo, 500e. Both guaranteed to satisfy you in ,' cry way, or your money back. Pl on ly at the -nmore tihan 7.000 Pexall Sitore.s and in this town only 'hy uis. Laurens iDrug Co., 103 W. Main street, Laurens, *" * ASYLUM INVESTIGATION. * * ** *** ** * * * ** *** (Continued from Page Six.) Carolinians 'will forget their sense of justice and chivalry, and will ex press no disapproval of the treatment accorded Dr. Elcanora Saunders. Why the charges were made against her is a question hard to answer. They were unfounded. The testimony has proved that. They were derogatory to her character and professional stand ing. Some person or persons appear to have "had it in for her," if a slang expression may be used. Possibly she was more efficient than they. Possibly soie 'men objected to a woman's tak ing precedence in knowledge over them. We do not know. But of this we are quite sure: )r. launders has been the victim of a most unmanly and ungentlemanly attack. if there wa.s -'iything but politics mixed .i it the affair, we should venture the opinion that the mena of this State would not overlook the incident. But politics is at the bottom of it all, so perhaps the men of South Carolina who are so ready in all other instance.s to defend the good name of their women, will let this incident pass, and thereby place politics above a woman's good name. -Greenville News. Columbia, Feb. 17.-How Gov. Blease in executive session of the board of regents of the 1tatc Hlospital for the Insane on December 12, 1913, by word and 'manner passed insinuations and insults on i)r. Ileanora Saunders, a woman physician at the asylum, was this afternoon related to the investi gating cohlmittee by .Dr. Julius H. Taylor of Columbia, a member of the board of regents, who was present throughout the entire executive ses sion. Not only professional standing but the moral character of Dr. Saun ders was brought into question by the governor time and again by the insin nating nature of the questions which he asked and the statements which he made, testified Dr. Taylor. The fact that Dr. Saunders' per sonal character had been thus at tacked was the reason why he would not vote for a resolution introduced and adopted, stating that no personal clia rges had been made, and that it was for the best interest of the lady and everybody else concerned that the investigation begun at that time he dropped, said 1)r. Taylor. Ie stated that in hs opinion the moral charaeter of the wonini physician had been brought Into question and lint the wording of the resolution inp1l Id that an investigation nmight substantiate the charges. )r. Taylor paid high tribute to the eharacter of Dr. Saunders as a wo man and is a -physician, declaring that she was "head and shoulders above any other subordinate member of the medical staff. All of the charges made by her fellow physicians at the executive session "were abso lutely puerile," saidl Dr. Taylor, who exp~lainedl that they related to remov in ga table from a certain room, use of typewriter and similar allegations. "Yet unconsciously every physician wvho testified there against her paid the most magnificent trIbute to her wvork and her ability." The afternoon session of the asy lum investigatinig committee heard the testimony of D~r. aTylor, J. D. Ulvens and Mr. Jas. A, Sumerset, all members of the board of regemits. The investigating committee meets again tomorrow afternoon at three thirty o'clock, The ingu of All Laxatives. For constipation, use Dr. King's New Life Pills, Paul Matpulka, of Biuffalo, N. Y., says they ar the "king of all laxatives. Theoya a blessing to all my famiiy and ialways keep a box at home." Get a biox and get wvell again. Price 25c. At dIruggists or by mail. H. 10. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Lois. Neat'Photoes A portrait sent to the absent ones npw and then, binds th gfriend ships of yout4, bridges distance a d nits closer the ties o family and kinsfolk. Our fast len ses modern methods and equipment, prompt at tention andi courtesy to patrons have made sit ting for photographs a real pleasure. Make an appointment to-day Our prices are conisistent with the ihighi quality of our work NICHOLS STUDIO Lauren. S. C. UNDERWEAR! 1 The demand in this department has exhaiust ed many sizes in special numbers but the stock is again repleiislied for this week. Ladies' Union Suits together or separate pieces per suit 50c Ladies' Union Suits, extra quality, at the suit ...~. ....$1.00 Ladies' all-wool white or scarlet, at a suit .... .... ..$2.00 Children'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 ... .... .... .... .... ......50c Ladies' wool Aviation Caps at ....................50c Children's knit wool Jackets at .... .... .... .......50c Togues .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ..25 A complete line of Ladies' Scarfs and Shawls in all colors Wool and heavy fleece cotton Hosiery. Wool Gloves-Wool Mitts-Everything to mike comfortable during the winter months at W.G. Wilson &Co WAw4 Gasoline and K Delivered any where in tl Just received two carloads of 66 Highest in the stat Ask the State Oil Ins Gulf Refining IJ. R. EICH ELBERGER, Agt. BARGAINS IN REAL 123 acres, four miles east of Lauren Clinton road, well improved at a bargain J. W. Moore Place, near Mt. Pie $20.00 per acre.. The Coleman Place, six miles west~ acr'es at a bargain. Dorroh Place, near Boyd's Mill, 22( per acre. Jno. Clardy Place, near Mt. Olive, 165 45 acres one and one-half miles Soul $45.00 per acre. One house and lot near' the Laurens building at $1,000.00. 1,000 acres, three miles west of V tracts, at a bargain. The Dr. Duvall Farm on Pea Rids splendid improvements, svell locatedl as t and good neighbors. A 50 acre farm in same neighbor'ho, price. One house and lot on West Main SI gain for a quick sale. 175 acres in Sullivan Township, the Farm. A bargain. Laurens Trust C( R. A. COOPER, President. Anderson e takeley, Managers Real Estat LAURENS, S. C. Citation for Letters of Adsnliisitra(ien. Rtate of South Carolina, roulnty of La-arten ,. ily O. G. Thoi Son, I'roahte .ldge: Whereas 1). It. Simi i n ) made suit to )7e, to grant himl L'ettp, s of adlnin istlation of the ('Stagt and I.cl 0ets of 1t. 1,. Simpsonl. These are therefore. 'o eit a ad lnonish all and si:IguiIar tih' I:indlred andi creditors of the Sait Rt. L. .Amp- " Son dec'eased, that they he and appear before ie, in the Court of Probate. to be held at Laurens ('ourt Ilous'.t Lau rens, S. 'X, on the :3rd (lay of Mi arch, 1914 next, after publication herecf. at 11 o'clock in the (orenoon, to show cause. if any they flave, why the said administration should not be granted. (liven under my hand this 17th day of February Anno I)onini 1914. O. C. TIIOMPSON, 30-2t J. I. L. C. DR. CLIFTON JONES Dentist Office in Simmons Building Phone: Offlee No. 86: Residene 219. CHICHESTER S PILLS C TnRl DIAMOND? HRANip. I tidic.. Aek youmr I(tirm %( G'r 4 Iek ets and Los of Aie!aud T'hO ld i Itnd d g ner Gold etiaic , M a nd bulseceI th hm Itrueton I! ucnka no 41(1'.," or mf 1 1A11( NI) I '1 IlNt4 for Lt, SOLD BY DRIGISTS FVERYWHI.RE F~or Weakness and Loss of Appetite Trhe Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVE'S TASTET,ESS chill TONIC, drives 0out Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic andsure Appetizer. For adultsandchildren. 50c. erosene 1e County degree Gasoline, pector Co. Laurns, S. C. ESTATE .s Court House on Terms easy. aisant, 75 acres at of Laurens, 125 ) acres at $12.50. acres, $10 an acre. li-east of Laurens, Cotton Mill School rater'loo, in several ~e, 10() acres and 0 schools, churc'hes Lad at a reasonable r'ect, now at a b~ar T. Wood Br'own mpany 2. W. TrUN1, Sec. & TPreas. s Sales.