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BREAKFAST ON TIME You can sleep late and still breakfast on time with a New Perf/etionM Oil Coak-stove No fire to build-strike a match and you have full heat in a minute. The New Perfection cooks better than a coal range at less cost, with less work. Burns kerosene-clean and inexpensive. Made in 1, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes, also a new stove with a fireless cooking oven. At all hardware and depart ment stores. Ask to see a "New Perfection." STANDARD OIL COMPANY Washington. D. C. (New Jersey) Charlotte. N. C. Norfolk. Va. BALTIMORE Charlestown.W.va. Richmond, Va. Charleston, S. C. STOMACH TROUBLE [FOR FIVE YEAR: Muajority of Friends Thought Mr. taking other medicines. I decided Hughes Would Die, But take his advice, although 1 did not ha any confidence in it. One Helped Him to I have now been taking Black-Draug Recovery. for three months, and it has cured me haven't had those awful sick headach since I began using it. Pomeroyton, Ky.-ln interesting ad- I am so thankful for what Blac vices from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes D~raught has done for me." writes as follows: "I was down with Thedford's Black-Draught has bei stomach trouble for five (5) years, and found a very valujible medicine for d would have sick headache so bad, at rangements of the stomach and liver. times, that I thought surely I would die, is composed of pure, vegetable hert I tried different treatments, but they contains no dan erous ingredients, ai did not seem to do me any good. acts gently, yet surely. It can be free I got so bad, I could not eat or sleep, used by young and old, and should I and all my friends, except one, thought I kept in every family chest. would die, lie advised me to try Get a package today. Thedford's Black-Draught, and quit Only a quarter. O $200,000 Worth of Real Estate for Sale! St ore R~oomsN onf the square'Q; iveryi anI1 d Ss t ab~les; Blacksmrith Shop and~ TFools ; the Gry& Shienly Mlachine Shop anid suirrounading bildintgs ; City houses nd1( lo'ts. All k in ds of' far 'mlan ds. I 'rices anad t ermrs rightj 1 buy I anrd sell Stoeks. AlIso wrcite idf'e an 111 ire I nsurnce * B. M. WOLFF TIhe Real Estate Man Laurens, S. C. TILLMAN DENIES McLAURIN'S STORY Says He Didn't Say Blease's Election was Price of Peace. Predlets Blease's Defeat. Washington June 4.-When asked if he iaxd any comment to make upon the recent public reference to himself by ugibernatorial Candidate John L. Me Laurin, Senator Tillman this after noon dictated the following stae ieiii: "I have just seen a telegram from TIhe News and Courier to its corre spondent here saying Mldulr1in has njide a public statelent to this effeet: 'I ain glad that SemiItor Tillian lias reac(h d the conclusion tlha peace an oily colle IItIrollli tile election. n01 the de of Governor 1lease. 11(d that his candidate. ItCiards, has de clareI for Gove3rror lIlease.' "To Say I in '11 surlised, very much sirpris-oel, does Iot express lly feel ings. I have not given out n.Iy such litteralne.. alid hav. not h4a.1 anly such thoug.t. I aml: Flureu 1hat whaitever mlay % h(.N .\l..I i ihar-d's att itu de he w ill r'll ! ev r ha Vg de(lclrd for1 (uv Ver. r I' I::se. \'Iheth1er p Ieac will coan. byI ( N% i ll : l'4 dlet.' t or not. I i A3 rmV. i and we wi (lh\1 v betl h I 114 (3 . ()I it N14. it\\4ini w1i 1 I etp3I senator34) hIrI thail lilease is -Cnt toI Mn :o Wvpeare's coaI 'Ail inl it de: 1-crat'l hople that he i will thus le p11li'd I predlicited s ome 11 011 nhs ago, therti Is no hope for him ve reCOVeriig the confli(eceC of the people of Suth Caroina aitil he( 1 has X1l1ainled h: "I ami saisfied t hat If Sen1ator m 311ith Iars hiimelf like 'a man' that this open alliance between Blease and Mec Laurin will only hell) to bury both of them. Ihad Mel au rin followed my ad vice and exposed 'Bleaseism, its utter selfishness. its lack of catholicity of spirit and statesmanship, he would have stood some chance of 'coming back' in the future, for he would have atoned for his betrayal of the people of the state. But now there is no earthly chance for him whatever lBlease does. I believe this alliance between the two will cause Governor fllease to go dowii to defeat ipore surely," Women who are worn out with the iouble burden of household work and aI body that Js suffering from the m11 Pry of disorders in the for-MhW kehert tive system, are strongly urged to h y the beneflcial effect of It. 8hnthon'i: SQI'AW VINE W1NIZ. It is Iinst the remedy they need to correct the inter nal disorder and put strength in the body to perform the duties of the houiheod. I. lightenl the work by I fittlin the s rength to the task. After aI Ino0t cou r*se wiltl this excellent 'e storative. w ork becomes a pleas ire heeaulse I health and soun13d 31(1 'l.ical onlditions have taken the pIlace of sIckness a1(d despondency. Priv.c kI 00 per bottle. Sold by all dr-11-4 ists. BOOZElt OPENS (CAMPAI~\'. Candidate for Legislature Nyleaks at G (oldville, ,June 8, (Special to The Adv ert iser) .-1tefore ai goodl-Sized au dlice,( 1). L. Boozer, a substantial farmer ridin(31g near' linards, and a candlidaIte for the legIslature in the approaching election, fired the ope(n Sgun of his campiaign here 'insi. Sa urday afternoon at sIx o'clock. Inci dlentally, it was tihe first p~olitical speech lhe ever del1ivered, hut judging tfrom the words of approval and ap pilause afforded him, he made a go0od ~imp~ression upjon his hearers, and will dlevelople Into a good stuml~p speaker ht as the campalign waxes warmer. in opmening his address Mr. Boozer "staited thaft hie 1had1 not ainnouncedl for es the legislature for what money there might bie in1 it, hut that lhe had bleen prom)pedI in so doing bieeause lhe does C" not believe that1 the masses of the pleole are getting justice, and~ that if elected,-.hi( intends working to help and3( to serve thle (commlon ma~lsses, an' -will lhe alli-d with no class. Ills plat form is c'omplosedl of thr3ee plank1s co-opera'tion, eduen('tion. ta~xation. The S' said34 in part: d"There is one tihing lacking in S'outh Cy(aro'Ilinai today. e'specially among tihe farmers. It is the spirit of 'o-opera1 tionl. Our pleople are dividled, and un til we can all comwe together to one gr3nd op1 iinion, there is sur ie to lie strife and1( discordI. Power ('omies by Ma united ef(fort on3 tihe part1 of the pe0 - p(., so we must stop pulling andl strik Ing at onc another and come toge'th ('r inl a co-operatIVec spirit in an en deavor 0 to do( good and11 to be(stowV peace ?and hariimony among the people. auetion31-This is a sub1ject of a - trenn)u iportanicr' fand one in which our peomple shou)1(1ldie deeply ini I (rested'i. Eduient Ion civilizes, it makes the world letter. It makes better farmers,~. liettIer m3)ill (operat ives ,bet - tr~ mierelhant s, e., but we must not sto1p withi (ilhtninig thle milnd. 13he hea11rt must likewise lie edlucnted. lie expiressed himself as$ opposedC to tak ing the white man's mnoney to edui r ,,ate the negro, but believes that tile negro should be- educated with hit own 'money. ie is opposed to equali zation between the blacks and white.3 "Taxation-Taxes are too high, oui people are being burdened down witl1 the weight of taxes and there must coie some relief. The time has comc( when we must practice economy inl our government, and if I am elected tc the legislature. I will do all in iny power to bring about a lowering Ni taxes. The banks are charging, toc high a rate or interest, for our peoplh:( ought to be able to borrow money at live per cent and six per cent inter est." Ilie closed hNI address by declaring that I, lie should be elected, he woul do hIs work well, and that lie woul(i stand for what lie believed to be right regarid less of w hCIA others inmight think. NEWY ll'll,LDING FOI DEA'. 'edar spring Insillite 14) 111-ave $. 0111i AddItion. Sparlanhurg Ju; .- --rounld wil Lek brokien nlext inonthl, according tc l'rof. \\. Liaurens \\'alker. of ti South ('arvolina Iisthute for the e)al (nd the lilinil at 'iIdar' Spring, for th110 Iwv. primary dela'tienit build ing o If Wt instittiotn0i, 1'o' wli('Ib aii )piiation wai -ide by tle legis atl its 1.st session. The biuild inu will cost albout :lw. Th'e hjoani Of einlauilssionevrs. of which Col. T. .1. \11)o".4 is cbairiliian, ark. ilowV advertis ny or bids. Atlanta architects have istigned tie building. It will Stand on Ile western Side of he cailpus. and willh accomimodate thout 80 childiren, who will sleep, eat ind he tauiight there. They will be apt aimrt from tlh(e older children. Poreh Rockers, imade of solid oak, 'aie seat and back, only $1.75. S. M. & 1. 11. W LK E0S & CO. * S * S e e Se e S S S S CROSS HILL. * Cross Hill, June I.-To all who are nterested in the cemetery at Cross 1Il. Last year a committee of ladies vith Mrs. M. T. Simpson as chairman, indertook to have the cemetery and ;rounds cleaned off. All interested vere requested to pay one dollar. )ir people responded promptly with ew exceptions. The ivilades eployed Jrr. Jno. C. 11111 to do the work. and te had it <One nicely and to the sat Rfaetion of otr peopl, A till has wie made for every one Interested to )ay one dollar for having the work lone this year, but no personal can ,as hais been made. Only a few have 'Pspon(ded and our ladles are discour igei, Itelieving tlat oulr people would -espond promptly if called on person .My, I suggest that the ladies appoint I committee of three ladies to see very one or write them a card and have the work done again. If every family would keep their plot clean even then there would be left man. graves with nio relatives here to loola after them. I wIll gladly pay my dol. lar to see the work done as it wasii las year. W. T'. Austin. Direwerton Club Formed. Ware Shoals, Jlune ('.--Pursuant t ordler of the county democratic execu live committee the democratic voteir or Btrewverton priecinct met at Popla Springs school house and organized dlemocrat Ic club under the new rule of the party. Offleer' of club clectei as follows: T. T. Wood, presidenit; H 0. Walker andi E. A. Pitts, vice-pros idents ;E. E. Simpson, secretary an treasurer. EIxcutive committee: O'. TI. Tayloi WV. la.'Walker, E. E. Simpson. County executive commnitteeman, J1 P. Simmons. IEnrolling commnitee: (G. B. Taylor. J F. Mitchell, W. I2. Walker', 1I. II. Beck Club to meet at Poplar Apring school house on Saturday, 20th ins at 5 o'clock p. mn., foi' puripose of en rollinig members and of transactIng such business as may conmc before thi chlb. There being no fur'thier busi ness club adjourned. T. 'T. Wood, 10. 10. Sim pson. P'residlenit Sec retary. $100 Reward, $100 The readers of Ithiis papier will b Pleas(ed to learn that there is at leas one dIreaded disease that scienc ha heen able to cure in all its -stages, an that is Catarrh. j lall's Catarrh Curi Is the only Posit )V cure now knowi to the medIcal f itcrnity3. (Catarrh be big a c'onstitutih na] dIlsease, requilre; a conistituitional ~treatment. Ilial l's 'en Inairh (Cure is ti ken internally3, act in, dlireetl1y upo 1)111 in blood and inucou; surfaces (of thi system, thereby deC stroylng the fo, ndation of the dilseas, anrd givi ng t hi patlient st rength h: bi 1 li up~,th ci aontittution, and as sistinig nat ure~ in doing Its work. Thb pr'oprietorsa havec so mi uch fallIh in its ('urative powers~ thatt they offer On. Ilunid red D~ollar ms for' any case that I fails to Cur ie. Senid for list of test i monlals. Address F. J1. CIllcNI'fY & CO., To ledo. 0. Sold by all druggists, 75e. Taoke llall's Family Pills for consti TO START YOUR BOY IN/ A BUSINESS YOU MUST FIRST HAVE MONEY IN THE BANK ** " You never knew a father who didn't have an am bition to see his son well fixed some day in a BUSI NESS OF HIS OWN. To put your son in business you must PUT MONEY in the bank and gain a good bank GREDIT. This you can havu by starting a bank account NOW. It will grow as your boy grows. Make OUR bank YOUR bank. We pay interest in Savings Department ENTERPRIE BANK N. B. DIAL, Pres. G. H. ROPER, Gashier Gasoline and Kerosine Delivered Anywhere in the County in any quantity. We:HandleThe Best 66 degree Gasoline-. Highest in the State.' Ask the State Oil Inspec Gulf Refining Co. J. R. EICHELBERGER, Agent Laurens, S. C. IHighestQualityPainting: * If a fligh-grade Job of Automoblile, Carriage *g *or Buggy Painting is wanted we can do it. New i g Paint Show, clean quarters, free of dust.g eHIGHEST GRADE PAINTS 06 -e And Varnishes put on by ag expert painter. We * *would like for you to see sokge pf'ur work be Sfore having your painting done. .W. B. BRAMLETT'S SONS:i GENERAL REPAIRING LINGERIE and White Cotton Dresses Cleaned and Finished byr our superior meth ods, are returi ed with a freshness :that is pleasi g and satisfactory. Fine / Embroidered Dreales a Specialty Footer's Dye Works Always Safest andI Best Cnmher-inna Md.