Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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It's Good Bye To Rheumatis Now The Old "Torture-Demon" Has Got to Leave When ROOT JUICE Gets After Him Guaranteed. Good-bye., old "torture-demon," "Joy thief," rhnumatisn. You've found your uatch at last and more. You can't fight ROOT JIICE like you've fought all Iho old-fashioned medicines. You're conquered now for good. You've got to go, and take your uric acid and your torture with you. Don't worry, goo-] sttlerer, we've got your old eneeny now rigl.t where you "Good Bye, Old Itheumatism, I've Con quered You Thiss Time." want him. Your rheumatism and every body else's rheumatism has got to leave.' Want to prove it without a bit of risk? Well, you try IOOT JUICE, one bottle for ten lays ;net see what happens. Ii you don't fed lika shouting with delight at your good fortune, take back the empty bottle to the druggist and get your money instantly. That's how good ROOT JIl Ci'E is. The druggist will return the price of I ')OT JUICFI without a word to anyone who says it has not done a world of good. You're taking no chances this time. ROOT .IUl1, has got to help you and it will help you more than you have any idea of. That ache and pain and sore ness and stiffness with all the misery will he gone almost before you realize it and you'll feel better, than you have In many a day. You never sa , anything clean out the blood, str'ngthen the kidneys, tone up the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels like ROOT JU.C[E in all your life. It benefits theo whole system, puts new life into you, strengthens the nerv .:s system. Finest thing in this wide world for old folkc.. Try ROOT JUICE this time. Stop ex perimenting .tnd tlozt let anybody talk you out of it. It's results or money back with ROOT JUJCi'. All drug stores sell it and guarantee it at one dollar per large bottle. You'll say it's worth a ilundred. Get ave s ow F HS HOWfromitoup 1,u tin na dke ytauf F-ar cawerme rough 9nOkey Conrkey's Laying Peup Tort' Rembdy A l I ,R f.fINKO h Y'I . I gi.l r I ( I I ' K I Laurens Drug Company Laurens, S. C. A thma! Asthma! POPHAM'S AST(INA REMEDY gives i o,t-mt relief ;e.I anl a)tIluo cure in 9:1 cases of , A ihmaI. lronchitis, and IHay -' evr. Sold by druggists ; mail on receipt of price $i oo. Trinl l'nekage by mail 10 cents. WILLIA MS MFC. CO., Prop., Cle'vetand. Ohio L AUJIENS DRUG CO. Lanrena. S. C. UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Embalmere Call, answered any hours, day or night. IDA(URENS, S. C. D T. L Timmerman -Dentist ')ples Bank Building Phone (132. Laurens, S. C. 00%N lE NSEDI .11aien An(Iderson, G rieen woodl, GIreeni yih. and (Greer', H. C., effective Sun day. Docemb er 7th, 1913. Tfrains lean aund arrVive corner Main andi W a. uigton Stredia. Leave Arrive No. Time No. 'rimo 1 t;:00 A. Ms. 2 8:10 A. M. 3 7:50 A. M. 4 10:10 A. M. 6 10J:00 A. MI. 6 12:215 P. M. 71 11:40 A.tA. 8 1:40 P. M. 9 I14 P. M. 10) 3:65 P. M1. It 4:25 P. M. 22 6:33 P. M. 15 7:30 P. M. 1 9:40 P. M. iletween Greenvlle and G*reer No. Tiene No. Time 70 '4:26 A. M. 72 7:40 A. M. 72 ):16j A. Mi. 73 9:55 A. M. 74 .3:040 P,.M. 75 11:40 A. M. 7(; 1:50 P'. MI. 77 1:45 P. M. 75 ;:35 P'. M. 79 fl:15 P. MI. 80 1:20 P. MI. 82 4:55 1P. M1. <eta on ESato 0. 5. &A. Terminas,, 10 orth1 Main P4tesnt. C. S. ALLM~rN, (Gen'1 Paussi. Agent. (Oreennemi M'LAURIN DECIDES DEFINITELY TO RUN Marlboro Senator Authorizes An. nouncement of I1s Candidacy for Governor. Columbia, March 6.-John L. Mchau i n of lBennettsville, made the definite announcement this morning that he was a candidate for governor to suc ceed Governor Cole L. Blease. It has been understood for some months that Mr. 'Mclaurin would make the race but this morning was the first time he au thorized the definite announcement that he would be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor to be elected at the coming primaries. Securing the Democratic nomination is equivalent to election. The political career of the gentle man from Marlboro is one which has an equal in the political annals of the nation. In the prime of young manhood when the Tillman wave swept over the State in 1890, Mr. McLaurin was one of the principal lieutenants of ('apt. It. R. Tillman and stood high inl the ranks of the reformers". i1,e was regarded with political honors. As a memher of I.e general asembhly he took part in shaping legislation under (;over nor 'Tillman. Hie was theon elecvted attorney general and from there wint to contgress to represent the sixth district. lie was appointed by (;(,vernor Ellerhe to fill the vacancy in the 'n itiel States senate miade va cant by the death of Senator Earle and at the primaries won the nomi nation and was elected for the full tern, becoming the colleague of his old time leader. Senator It. H. Till inan, Ilow Senator MNcLaurin and Sena tor Tillman drifted apart because of the espousing of the so called com mercial Democracy by Senator Mc ialrin and the final culmination of their troubles with a personal en counter on the floor of the United States senate is recalled in South Carolina. Lead Politics. The death of Senator .1. 11. Green left a vacancy in the state senate from Marlboro county in 1912 and Sena tor McLaurini was chosen to fill out the unexpired term. lie soon took a leading part in legislation and through the sessions of 1913 and the one which 5lse(i last. night lie occupied promi n( nt places. One of iis best known measure, was the iroliosit ion to form a Plate warehouse system for storing alnd grading cotton and this was pass ed by the senate with a provision for a r(eferendumi to bhe held et the next i(eneral election but the house kille: the hbill. The day the s:nate decidlil to refer the warehouse bill to the pio ile Senator Mclaini F::i(1 his colleh gies hil forced him into the race fo. igovernort) 1'. 'ihe an noune(0nient of Senator .e I.ai'rini l oiles 'n avowel (adIiblaitos in the race for governor, the others being Itailroad Commissioner .John (. llichards, Solicitor It. A. Cooper, Rep resent atIve WV. C. I rby, .11r., former Htepresentative L. .1. Btrowninag, Pro fessor' John (G. Clinkscales, ".\r. Charles Carrol Sims, Speaker M. L. SmIth, Lieutenant Governor C. A. Smith, [Former Senator Rt. L. Manning. Senator John F. Williams or Alken county 'may also enter the race for governor. He Is being prominently mnentioned and is known to b~e con sidering the matter.-Greenvllle News. RLETffIR) OEORIIA PLANTER'S ADVIOE4 TO EIDNEY SUFFERERS Ilegardinig the wonderful curaitlive mnerits of your Swamp-Root, I cannot say too much. After suffering severe ly for three years or more with severe pains caumsedl by weak kidneys, I was finally indiuedt to try Swam p-Root th rough a testimonIal I readI in one of the newspapers. I was in such a con diltion that I was obliged to arise from smy .bed six or eight. times every night. I piurehased a fifty-cent bottle and be fore it was usedi I felt so much relief that. I purchasedi a onie-dollar bottle and by the tio tils wats taken the 01(d pains had loft my biaek and I could sleep the whole night thr'ough. I am a retired planter, 70 years of age, and owing to Dr. iiiimer's Swamap-Rtoot, I am in the hest of health and feel like a boy. I amn atlwoys glad to rec ommendt Swamop-Roof. to those whlo are in nteed of' ft. Sinerely; youlrs, P~ei son ally appeared beforo me0, this SL~h of Septemb er, I1909, C. E;. I Issery, who subscrIibed the above statement anld imado oath that thte same Is true Inl suibstance andl In fact. T. HT. McIane, Notary Public. Letter to Dr. Klamor & Clo., Binghiam.. ton, N. Y. Proyo What Swamp'-Root Will Do For You. fend ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., linaghamnton, N. Y., for a sample slze biottle. It will convince anyone. You will altio receive a booklet of valuable Information, toiling about the kidneys and bladIder. When writing, be sure and mention the Iaurens Weekly Ad ertisor. Regular fifty-cent and one dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores. 'Eo Cureoa Cold In One Day 'Take f1AXATI VII BROMO Quinine. It ajopu the .oughi and Heacdauche aend works off tBe Cold. Irggsts refund money If it fails to cure. r1 W. nunVen .tlnatnren on acn bo. 25e. DEATH OF REV. ZELOTES HOL3ES. Son of A. t. Holmes Dies at Hils Home in Greenville. Lisbon, -March 3.--Rev. Zelotes Lee HIolmes, died at his home in Greenville lust Friday night where he had made his home for the past few years with his uncle, Rev. N. J. Holmes. He had just passed his 24th year the 15th of January. lie marired Miss Nina Cot ton, three years ago and she with his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Iolmes, two sister and six brothers survive him. From childhood he was a lovable character and 'all those who knew him admired him. The sympa thies of the community go out to the bereaved family and relatives In these sad hours. Those who attended the funeral at the Wright, Holmes and Anderson cemetery, near Lisbon church, from Greenville, were Mrs. Nina C. IHolmes, Rev. and Mrs. N. J. Holmes, Miss Elizaboth Young, Rev'. Paul Bleacham, O. E. Taylor and S. D. Cooper. Those from Laurens were Mr. J. N. Wright and daughters, Miss es Ilenry and Kate, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Iludgens, Rev. Ray A nderson, Mr. .ohn Wade Anderson, Mrs. L P. P. Fuier; al so W. L. Ilolmes of Norfolk, Va.. and Tom Hlolmes of WI lI ngton. N. C., brothers of the deceased. The funeral was Preached at Greenville Sunday, the services at the grove were con dulcted by lRevs. N. .1. 1Holmes and Ray .\nderson. The grave was completely covered with lovely flowers showing the high appreciation of his manny friends. The ball bearers were Messrs Edwin Blume, Henry Milam, Mr. Gene iludgens, Mr. Lee Young, and Mr. Wil liam Benjamin. "A Friend." MADDEN NEWS Madden, March 9.-.Just one more week of "ground hog" weather and then the beautIful spring! May March be very merciful! May the wind which is her rightful heritage blow gently upon us ! Did the "oldest inhabitant" ever ex perience a worse day than Saturday and so many different kinds of weath er in one little day? Despite the in elemuency of the day there was quite a jolly crowd of young folks gathered at the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. .limt Cheek and they had the sweetest time itaginab)le for it wa; an old fash ionedi candy pulling. After the candy was pulled and games were played, t!i guests were servel hot chocolate and cake. Th'iose who en .i(nyfl the afternoon with the .lisses ('lk were M.\isses L.ouise Dean, Ora Powes, 800,.\lien m1114 Annie Prof ilt.' .\1tr and r latti(r Sure W 11offord. Kathleen Mlartin. .\arie Made n. Sudio and .\lyrtle Morris andc (0r'.nn lIlamn Ullon ;nd( \Masters liyan41 Martin, Tomt H. Curlhertsonl, .ino. W. W\offord, lintde Brown, I~awrence Madden and I'lgar .\iorris. Miss .l'lia ('unninghat has now a case of timpitis. We trusttt thtat they3 will beo kept out of thte schtool as New Prospects desires to he representedl at the fair in fulli force and one of ouri teaching force has never hadl mutmps as well as a nutmber of thte children. Miss .Jackson, a trained nurse of S-par'tanbulrg, has been called in to inurse Mr. Jino. A. Maddlen. Ihis coin (dition is no wise improved. Mi'. and Mr's. Jhimmie Blenjamin are receiving the congratulations of fr'iends on thte arrival of a fine boy. Mr. and~ Mi's. Riaford Snow and tile Misses Nelson were r'e'enlt visitors of their sister, Mrs. Lutther Finley. Mr. and1( Mr's. Percy Finley' w~ere v'is itors recently of thou' barents, Mr. antd Mrs. Jlno. 11. Finley. Mi's. D~ennis Culbertson spent Thurs da~y with Mr. andl Mrs. Blee Cutlbertson. Mr's. Mollie Teague was calld to Goidville Friday' on accounit of tile dleathl of hter cousain, Mrs. Martha lBoydl. Mi's. lloyd was on a visit to her dlauighter at 10lberton, Ga., antd (lied wile thtero. She was bor'n and reared near' the Ridge and1 snle 11ad a large family connection htere whto are deep1 ly grieved to htear of hter dleatil. 8everal ntew wvells are being miade Itt tis vicinity. Mr. ('raddock is it chtarge of thte wor'k. l'The t rust ecs have just. completed Otte at New Prospect anitd D~ean have,' eacht hlad onte made on their farmts. Miss Genie Alken visitedl in Lau1 rens Friday ntight. Saturday night. and~ Sunday, site visited Miss Garrett, tile Lisbont teacher nt thte htospttable homne of Mr. and Mrs. Athens Ballow. Mr. IH. Jud Langston had an attack of Grippe hut Ito is now utp and a'hout. The Forty Year Test. An article must htave exceptional merit to suirvivo for a period of forty years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was first offered to theo pubhlic in 1872. From a small beginning it has grown in favor and popularity until it has attained a world wide reputation. You will findl nothing bettor for a cough or cold. Try it and yout will utnderstandl why It is a favorito after a period of more thtant forty years. It not only gives relief-it cures. For sale by all dalnrs. # Cotton. Requires % Fish-Scrap ROYSTERS TRADE MARK REGISTERED Are tho ori'ina fish ferilizers Fertilizer ammoniated with FJ" ish-Scrap is!universally ? admitted to be the plant food best suited to the cot ton crop. This is not a theory, but a fact proven by the experience of many. The popularity of Royster's, the original and genuine fish-scrap fertilizer has caused a host of brands to appear with fish in the name: if you want to be sure of getting fish in the goods as well, be sure to buy the brand that made fish-scrap famous; F. S. R. If you are not already acquainted with the splendid results from ROYSTER'S fish-scrap fertilizer, we simply ask that you test it alongside any other brand and abide by the proven results. F. S. ROYSTER GU.ANO CO. Norfolk, Va. Baltimore, Md. Charlotte, N. C\ ,"Iarboro, N. C. Spartanburg, S. C. Columbia, S. C. Macon, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Montgomery, Ala. "Buy It Because It's a Studebaker" SIX$10 THE STUDEBAKER SIX is the lowest ~i;1!:~e priced "SIX" built. 1 rcs.0.BDtri Yet "Studebaker" stands--and has always sto( d for extraordinary efficiency. Studebaker manufacturing methods furnish the answer. Eetial tre We shall make more SIXES for 1914 than ie Eetial ihe combined factories of America made for 1913. And we manufacture every essential part i batSenPasgr goes into the Studebaker Six. That is why the Studebaker SIX--unequaled ' either in beauty or efficiency--costs you less by hundreds of dollars than any other "Six" even up- $ A5 7 5 D. . cLURNDeuRalser 10 THEUREUDEAKER.FCU Torn4 a 15