Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Weak, Run Down? Here's Joyous News Wonderful ROOT JUICE, Will Make You Feel "All MadeOver" in a Week-Guaranteed. Here's something worth kn ing, a way to get more real joy and qleasuro and comfort out of your life than you ever dreamed was possIble--the joy that is bound to come to every owner of a sturdy, healthy, vigorous body. Wonderful ROOT JUIC1] Is for peoplo 'who are weak, run-down,fagged out, netv ous, sleepless, aplpettteless and the re markable results it brings about in such eases is the wonder of everybody who ever tries it. You never saw anything work like it in all your life. Have you lost ambition, energy and Interest in things? Do you get nervous befuddled, rattled, cross. irritable and cranky? Do you feel tired. half sick, have lieadaches, get constipated, have back I, /, "Iook At Me. Ten Onym Ago I Could Mlurdly Mmrn- About. 1(04)T .JUIC, Hid) It."' itches, and weak or dxi'.y spells? )o you have to get up att Itilht on account of weak kidneys, have had dreams, imliges tion, belch, bloat and sufTer after eating? Do you have a sort of "Don't give a hing' feeling, don't want to work feeling, things look gloomy? Brace up. You dI n,'t know what you're mIssing. ldfe's i' .1ull. (one bottlet of wonderful IOOT .lUICE, pure, safe, guar antcet, omoey-hlack ROOT JUICE will have you feeling like Nature hts givs'-n you a new body nod a new, bright, activ:-. happy brain. You'il see a difference' in yourself in a week, ai wonierful iiile'r ence. You'll feel better, brighter, stron;g er, happier than you've felt in many a day. IROOT JUICE h!m; th whole body. Tt cleans ou the blood, regulates the lazy bowels and iter, strengthens the stomi nteh and he kidneys, tons up thnenev ins system. You'll eat like ia wolf, Ien joy what you (at and Liest what 1 'n eat. Aued sleep? Yes. [itdeed, good, a tI ural. restful, refres' ing sleep andI get n;p in the morning teel- resh anid fit. Come! iou're i t: yow'ettlf an injs ti('e to go on Ios ':3 - s you I'o. I ive this wonderful hoi ristorativ'e it week to freshen you up. You're taking no chan:es this time. ROOT JUICE has got to help you, It has to satisfy you, rernember lhat, and you an get hatC your money inst:tmt ly if you want It. That's how good 1OOT JUIlCi is. All good druggi.ts sell ROOT JUICH at a dollar a hot 'ie and guarantee it. You don't have to take a barrel of it and wait six months for results oither. Un less your cage is a rare exception you'll feel wondertllr improved in a week. 1 "' .. 1, 1 , " .. . . , r.r, . " ~ I Com, t (.n'Qy> Ton: Ramsdy $":r , .. 19 0 t~th .. 1 I. 54 t . . ." 'h AS'K mttlii (NKi '3 Fiinih f: t.o RY 11O0K Laurens Drug Company Laurens, S. C. FINAL SETTLnIEIIINT. Takce notice that Onl tihe 11th day of March, 1 will render a final account of my actif .mid doings as Adminis 'trator of' thad estate of Arthur V. Rod gers, deceased, In the office of .the Judge of Probate of TLurens county, at 11I o'elock-, a.' mi., and on tAe Samel day will apply for a final discharge 'from my trust as Administrator. Any persons indlebstedl to said estate are notified anfd requlr d <to fnake pay ment on that date; and all persons htaving clima against saik estate will 'present. them on or lbefore said date, duly proven, or -be rover b)arredl. -W. L. Rlodgors, Adminisltrattor. Febrwuary 11, 19i4.--1 mno. Asthma! Asthma! POPHAM'S .ASTHMA REMEDY gives instant relief and an absolute cure in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis, and Hay Fever. Sold by druggists ; mail on receipt of price 5m.o0. Trial Paucage by mali 10 cents. WIU.JAMS MFC. CO., Prop' , Cleveland, Old. IJUIENS DE GO CO. Laurens. S. C UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and'Embalmere Calls answered any hours, day or nighmt. [LAUR ENS, S. C. D~r. T. L Timmerman Dentist People's Bank Building Phone ?($2. L-aurens, S. C. To Car-e ai Cottd in One Day 'l'.ke LAXA'TfVIC lnOMO QuInIne, itastops the C-ogis and hiendachei ,xn'I vorlrs off the Cold. , ugiSnita relmd mney~ C it falls to cure. E. W- OROVE'O nlfhnsIe i 1achi haar. 25c BI.NTON, UNARMED, SHOT WITH PISTON Offiial Washington ileceives Conclu. silve Evidence. Slain at Villa's Office Washington, February 28.-William S. Benton, the British subject slain at Juarez, was unarmed and was shot to death In Villa's office, pistol bullets through the stomach ending his life, according to conclusive information, which has reached Washington offil cials. While no statement to this effect was forthcoming today, slackening of of ficial interest in the proposed post mortem on -Benton's body was evident, the 'bolief being that the examination would -be useful only in that it might servo to supplement the evidence of timid witnesses, who possibly other wise would withdraw their oral state inents. Benton carried no arms when he ap proachel Villa's oflice in Juarez, ac cording to information; he spent two hours waiting for the interview that ended in his death, walking back and forth In front of the office building; he was shot through the stomach after i" entered the oflice and received oth er wounds afterwards, although the first was mortal. Method of Injury. General instructions as to the meth od of in vestigatio .be pursued were today issued by t 'ite and war de partments to thel' iresentatives at El Paso. It is reafized that local con ditions must determine the details and only broad lines were drawn in the directions. It was not known exactly today when the commission wouldl start for Chihuahua, as that largely will depend on the availability of the special train which Villa has promised to provide for the transportation of the party. Secretary Garrison early in the (lay authorized Gen. Scott, in coiimand of the post at 1El Paso, to detail two army surgeons to make a medical ex a:nination of the body: and Acting Sec retary Moore, of the State depiartment, said it had been left to the collector of cttsoms and the l'nited States district attorney at l01 l'aso t select two rep resentatives of the State department. These representatives, it was said, probably will be choan outside of the consular service. Thie e xaminationl of llenton's body will he conduetled by tile t'nited states auit::ities, the British view being that the responsibility rests on the State deiim ri men. England ]Pleased. The I liish anitbassador has taken freqluent opportunity to show the sat isfact ion his Government feels at the attitulde of the St.ate department, add ii" .mother tribute today to the activ ity which ha's miarked the prosecution of the inquiry, Sir Cecil Spring-ltice spent al. hour with Actin;g Secretary .lohn RItssett. Moore today, going over details of the case, afterwards report ing its status to the foreign oflice. Ituior5 that tentative efforts have been made by the Constitutionalists to placate the British Government by the offer of n money indemnity to the wvidow proved to be groundless. At any rate, it is certain that such proip osition has been made to responsible It is believed that when the facts connected with the killing of Benton are fully developed, unless Lb 'niled States Government feels caller. upon to (denmand reparation, tihe British Gov ernment simply will docket the . and place it on file, to he presented to the future government of Mexico for settlement when the day of reck oning comes. No answer has been returnedl to the latest query from Governor 'Colquitt, of Texas, as to whom lhe could address arequisition for the surrender of the Federals who killed Vergara, the Texas ratebman. WJHO (CARLES? LISTEN! "Pape's Diapepsin" makes Sick, Sour (ssy Stomnachs surely fecil fine In five minutes. Time It! In five minutes all stom ach dlistress will go. No indigestion, heartburn, sourness g'r belching of gas, acid, or eructations f undigested food, no dizziness, bloati fig, foul breath or hendache. I Pape's Dlapopslb is notedl for its speed in regulatii g upset stomachs. it s the surest, qI icikest and most cer LaIn indigestion remedy in the whole world, and besides it is harmless. Mililons of 'men and women now cat Lheir favorite foods wIthout fear Lhoy know Pape's Dlapepsin will save Lhenm from any stomach misery. Please, for your sake, get a large fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin rom- any 4lrug store and put your ttomach right. Don't keep on being iiserable-lfte is too short-you are iot here long, so make your stay igreeable tI'at what you like and di test It; enjloy it, without dread of re )ellionl in the stomach. Papa's Diapepsin belongs in your mome anyway. Should one of the fam.. ly eat something which don't agree with them, or in case of an attack of ndigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or tomach derangement at daytime or uring the night, it is handy to give the quickest, surest reliof known. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * " * * Princeton Locals. * * * ******* * * * * * 'Princeton, Feb. 28.-Messrs. J. A. Britt and and J. B. Wood of Clemson college spent last week-end with homofolks here. Rev. R. F. Morris spent Friday in Honea Path. Mr. A. J. Sullivan was a visitor in Greenville Wednesday. Mr. :M. L. Cheek spent Monday in Ware Shoals. Mr. J. F. Davig was a business vis itor in Polzer Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Gambrell and son, William Stone, spent Saturday in ionea Path. Miss Maude Sharpe spent Saturday in -Honea Path with. relatives. Miss Lillie Kay has returned to her home in Honea Path after a fortnight visit here. Mr. Charles McCuen was a visitor in ionea Path Saturday. Mrs. Hattie Ridgeway of Toney Creek is visiting her daughter, Mirs. J. T. Mahon. 3l r. J.. 1I. lachen spent Friday in Ilonea Path. MIr. and M's. Charlton Mahon spent Sunday with relatives near Ilonea Path. Mr. Ryan Taylor and sister, Miss Mary spent last week-end with rela tives in Ione Path. Mrs. .1. 13. Britt and daughter, Flor ence spent Sunday in lonca Path. Mir. Robert Taylor was a business v: ltor in Laurens Monday. Mr. Evart Taylor spent Friday in Ilcnea Path. Messrs. E. L. Ridgeway and J. K. Saxon were business visitors in lonea Path Friday. Chronic Stomach Troubles Cured. 'T'here is nothing more discouraging than a chronic disorder of the stom ach. Is it not surprising' that many suffer for years with sun'h an ailment when a permanent cure is v ithin their reach a nd may be h d for a trile? "About one year agj,' -says P. Ii. Beck. of Wakcele, Mich., !"i bought a pack age of Chanherlaln's Tablets, and since using them I have felt perfectly well. I had previously used any num her of different medicines, but none of them i were of any lasting benefit." For sale by all dealers ** * NEWS FROM YOUNOS. * * * Youn gs, March 2.---This month be gant in trute .\larci style. 'The Weather though Clear. is about as cold as we ever have, and the wind is blowing Very hard. The snow is not <uite gonle. The stork pa dOssed ' over lar~' t Wed nes dlay atil left a line baby hoy at the hon'' of .\r. and Mrs. W. 0. Sutton. 'l'wo of Mr'. Sutton's nephews from Al::m 1wa ctne itt oit a %visit last cv en lig. .\ir. .\uns5in Abercrombie took a trip over into )ials township next to thei: Greenville line looking after the road business. While over there he visit ed Mr. William Ahecrombie and Mr. Thomas Dar'nell. Mi'. M. M. WVall has just built a much neededl brldge across D~urban creek on the road from Mi'. Garrens to Mr. W. P. Hlarris. There was a musical entertainment at Mr. S. I. Glenn's Friday night. The musicians were Miss Lucile Cox, Messr's C. E. Wilkie, Lewis Hammett' lHen Wingo, Iriving Owens andi Iirving Rliddnle. Those pr'esent weire Misses Luelile and Jlenness CVox, Emma May andi Jessie fluridett, Fannie Roderiek, antd Lee anti Otis Gleitn; Messr's. Jno. and Wile flurdett, Roy Smith, Car roll, Worth and Gaston Abecirombie, Alvit. atnd Irtving Riddle, Irving andl .Tasper Owens, MIns. Raymond,. Wen dell, Frank andi Yates Cox, Fr'ank 3ob~o, flen Wingo, Lewis Hlammett, C. E. Wilkie, J1. H1. Abetrcrombie,' Frank D~uckfoirtht, R. (1. Hlarris and Mr. and Mrs. Mills ('ox. Mr. Jne. Huirdett went to Enoree on busitess Satur zday. Card of Thianks. We wish to express our gratitude and sincere apprecIation to the many fiends of Laurens county for the kindnesses shown us dluring the recent Illness and~ death of our beloved daughter and sister. Mr. and Mi's. T. P. Poole aiind Children. HAVE PRETTY HAIR. Thick, Soft, Fluffy, and no Dauniff Use Parisian Sage. If your hair is losing Its natural color, coming out andI splitting, or lacks that enviab~le softness, gloss and beauty, do not (csspair-pretty hair Is largely a matte4 of care. If it Is too thin make it grcfw. If it is harsh and brittle soften 4t~ up-litbricate it. If you have dan nff it is because the scalp is too dry and flakes off. Fresh en up the scalp with Parisian Sage all dandruff disappears,, falling hair and itching head cease, your hair is doubhly beautiful. Parisian Slge, sold by Laurens Drug Co. and at all di'ug counters, is juist what you need-a large bottle costs but 50 cents. It surely makes the hair lustrous and seem twice as abundant. You cannot be disappoint ned in Parisian Sage. 5ooci s r s Ropters" Ifafe rtilizer dealer says ls loyo u, askfoursQGfw1A )?oi rG's is ihe -standard o co zparsont. S. /2 yi TRADE MARK J ZGISTE1RLD F..R otjstfer Gua o Co. Norfolk, Va. Sold everywhere 1 ! LADIES! SEE OUR SUITS SATISFACTORY SERVICE IS GUARANTEED YOU BY THE MAI ERS During the introductory display of advance models in Wooltex Coats, Suits, Skirts we wish to emphasize the fact that the makers of Wooltex are so sure of the quality of fabric, linings, interlinings, and workmanship that they freely give to the wearer of a Wooltex Coat, Suit or Skirt, a guarantee of two full seasons' satisfactory service. Could you possibly ask for greater protection when you invest your money in the Coat, Suit or Skirt which you are going to wear this Spring? MINTER COMPANY THE STORE THAT SELLS WOOLTEX Coats Suits Skirts Laurens. - - - - - - - . o Canroli..na