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Greatest Event in Woman's Life All huaJrn ex ritni look i tilek to knot herhoiii is tiite wooe r ofi itwontlter'. 1 Th p it in , Lthe' frit ili. the suh nh~ I fa it lrin th) a his ito nde tivol y t) *Iriigti, try Ii i i l t, vi utiigtnlt towiIi u irt t . a h ut I I h ! r ill 1 t i -l :ii 0: ; to 4,1011 1 i :11 a It ,I , 1\v r f. ie li ek 14) ou i~~tiui l lttl Ia:ir ii a -tli anoathe IrI t . Illi - ii iur tl i -lX t o i tilk-m-sii th'l hyl."n ne e It. Ii entirl Y :lit externa : l ap (i-rItion efsign.l I-) lubh -ato) tI, Ih,, br-ani, 1:1tt Vntisch-a :i i 1t 1 proteet. th 1il oilitell. I t h:1 'ell ill f ;evott re l, usa for itsrly hill' T it kowGran to inother.s Inl ;ilmo1st ev r tlr oi nuity i t the lnitoil Strws Who highly r eU O in ln n t1 it . V o w ill ti l( ft o il S a le iln <1lug st ores " N lt ,h ' Fiend"' it s I lttl y h1r s n iitaIns t o ti de t Inig lrgver'y benet-icial1, veryV 1;114thing .1n1d a C 'lt fl help. G I a . bottl I f "M'oAT ther's 1-rk I n(l'' to - :h1y at.v any 1rg store4 anial wro-1ito to 11 lotr owr Ilutrc ive little biook ton t s Allhtire :11s hrr eh lI eulto t'.,>. Liarn-rt I. .ta tala I IT H I11 N,- TMML-, On Lanid, Sea and Air l'replae to feed your-self and stock. Now is Time to Sow Grain. Comle to thle Big Store anld bu11 Red lRnst Prloof !-eed ()ats, 1an1d Winlte r Seui R'lC ye,1ad Cim)Son Cloveri Seed :ndl Winter- Barley. rIi'Ce1 011 Cl illisoll Clover- Seed fedileed froin I gects to 1 2 ..els Co)ttonls ( It. "e. MI deiverI-ed utly \\- lere ill ti(10e t hilli its. Tai" ko 111 thek" igCi '1and tlrildlt: W (*6 ll lhtG 1 . ck If .' b 1 iu h .S AN 1A bi nt. hourt. hiil3 ri If taiu lik jili hii ittn, ti I mni 14 n.elu Itur Jnl1 for i I a, Il i 'i . 8. for the4 bingr: i ut w il a 11tn 3 riuuai rto is wht 3rih il. sid Ifithee a m h lody wats liha, kreetp l 14 lim nltin tits ful t -asu11 r e ofui qIf yougreiiplayerI N.t No t. anyv drug torte ilin lt l ill for a I bo~tt gle of c S .livre thua remedy thI rsa work a in alii rtwik lisn: ni li r r I till rvusei ig t nt yo blorli t. tor germsa right and left . N oa.iu iimk e fee J helter ince o fo sm -uantw noftit. fro t epar ed o l dru bt labomeratronal Te wift of anatura ('nedi-t Thif Iingreditlnt , in . IS. f. srv the~ rsses hof thein boy tht. they ptle utfom the blood~l) t.hirt wn e lsse na nutment and 1geAtlor e aytm. w Ino ntlnegeeital togetjatleb oi . . Profew mintfens. Iti prpae oly i tI~che Iaortoryi le The ift Splfe Cio., t30 .wnft Wg. A'utlanta Ga .Sedtforsthenr Augustu G. nihtr ttorney at Law ('anonn, S.ces. Promptadciu attention g l uivns Pato i all bSfae S orts J o. .fergon PC.et B.Fathk.on W. . Kigh ~,RUTILE LMt ILLITRATD y CHAPTER XXXiii. The Voice From the Past. 'T'hough the doctor left. thef churcl with Shirley and her mothor, he dii not drive to Ilosewood, but to his o fice. 'There, alone with Mrs. Datu dridge while Shirley Naited in th' carriage, he unlocked the little ti1 box that had been the major's, wit the key Mis. Dandridge gave him, an, put into her hands a little packet a yellow oiled-silk which bore her nait Ife noted that it agitated her pr< founIly and as sho thirust It into th bosi:n of her dress, her face seeme Stirred as he had never s(ieen it. \Vhe Ie put her again in the carriage, I patted her shoulder with a touch fa gentler than his gruff goodby. At. Rosewood, at lengtIh, alone in he room. :;he sat down wiii the paeket I her handA. During the long 1ou ginmce first. the little key had lain I her palim liki a live coal, she had bee all alitr with eagerness. Now th niomnen t had come, she was almot afraid. . She tried to imagine that letter coring to her-then. Thirty year ago! A 'May (lay, a day of golde sunshine anl flowers. The arbors ha been covered with rosee then, too, Ilk those whose perfume drifted to he now. Evil news lies fast, and sh had heard of the duel very early thr morning. The letter would haV reached her later. She would hav tied away with it to this very root to read it alone-as she ((did now! With unsteady lingers she i wrapped the oiled-silk, broke the le ter's sial, and read: "Dearest: "3ofore you rea(l this, you will n doub1it have heard the thing that h1 happened this sunshiny morning. Sa soon-poor Sass;oon! I can say th; with all my hearl-is dead. What tl fact will meian to you. God help Im I cannot guess. lor 1 have nev \ 'Iis- I h e, iiin h li h\\ in" prain, ~- h-evrapmd, nto /-p, tolf lyhnd:::KnthitJ eve The ct, eujn I mutlv yu a liC o n o othcr, a1 long a a losed th letN-r. and prei n a hanii ii inst her.4 heart. as if to st4ill me t thrbbiylooedthear writtaeh page tio 1utin:iairs an madeu~ Itiniton biin her4M chirt its X accutomedl lace iilir der tlhe foactrborsi ~'3(1, andatthe hand 4 Sile taolkedti-,a bug litxe dinerand wiehat ehet sai teeme th '-o irloo,- iti rouesutian phcnc agnw hrm-arm pasuretostil Ai there ~ wer long gap ini tewm hec wen at~ ~slent, pan waith hersto bain her dcaetohitkaccstmed rlevey I usuar theose-tasro ito sgo the trom. h fligtwlgt "Don' end hrEymmalke,"u she sad dishn, ant he Said ksseed Shi own gioodits roubte and wici your werlng gapr mi; whic have Btitplayedyornar forb hver alog Ithe htcolo cigand-ig Mrs usaldridelc thtshroe too o he room.Shopndacoeadro "Dn't lifednd shookie, out fromit mIsatwant hr."pinge akiaded ghim hey ro-coigrtd "Maybe wih one abwhd pcel ndod-farpor pf-eves.long Inea thisuonbheued an lidith M andig oyelowked ste slipers ofn< room.ttea oaen taclst, eld afsran tofvr whattd of abeenl aotss trnk th lierian i sho ounrsst and rearlrned silk hair, catcin bod siprvary tuing tmeshes i an low~ soihf acile strawn asmoet thatihel abopt-a silvry c ulin mhes insaclow on PO5T wnriZMM) LAUREN STOUT 11nd pluned the willierea nower-spray on its breast. She lighted more candles-in the wall-brackets and on the dressing-table-and the reading lamp on the desk. Standing before her mirror then, she gazed long at the reflection--the poor faded rose-tint against the pale ivory of her slender neck, and the white hair. A littlo quiver ran over her lips. "'Whatever the fact,' she whispered, " . you and no other as long as I live.'*" She unlocked the bureau-drawer then, took out the letter, and sealing 3'herself by the table, read the remain der: "I write this in the old library and Bristow holds imy horse by the porch, ric will give you this letter when I am gone. r "Lat night we were dancing-all :of us-at the ball. I C."n scarcely be Hlevo it, was less than twelve hours ago! The calendar on my desk has a motto foi- each leaf. Today's is this: 'Every man carries his fate on a rib and about his necl.' Last night I would have smilied at that, pernaps; todity i say to myself, 'It's true--it's true!' Two little hours ago I could have sworn that whatever happened to ie Sassoon would sufferI no harm "Judith, I could not avoid the meet Ing. You will know the circum stances, and will see that it was forced upon me. But though we met on the i flehl, I kept imy' promise. Sassoon did not fall by my hand." She had begun to tremble so that the paper shook in her lian(s, and from her breast, shattered by hei quick breathing, the brown jee-samiin( ptAls duslted down in her lap. It wat some iomentis before she could calt lhe i 'lf stiffleiently to read oil. "le fired at the signal and the shol went wide. I ti-ew my pistol on th( grouind. Thenl-wliether maddeled b3 lily I-usal to fire, I cannot teli--h tilIed hish weapon 1 all att 0lce and shol himIself throuii the breast. It w.1 over ill anl instant. The -ecoldk di nlot guiess--do not even n11Aow, for i hapeiiied but ti Iltotir ago. As th( vollo decrees, their backs were turni< wieni thit :oto(;, were fired. l11t theri were cilelmst:uices illannt toe 11pon to you which iile th em disapii pruov--wh 11i :h. Ily ftcilg hill justt thln-il sit li unchival-ous. I say it ill I:ristow's fnce. mli lilo:(d hi 1 Ih bi-tt oi r ii. I.\4v hIfih- it. tou hit lily pr ii. T i v te l b i lo) klm s, o e lhit1 I dHi no, h i if) fir, \('1. .i u a -j tl~wy w\il , o ii n w At I I(.tor ; hr y : ; i 1Al it undi (eb:11. d than Godl l !, !1 ;:1:111( i O t li t C: tIl \t;o:!I "!- l il I l' i t toIti *('a ,I t u I! l <- ' Ii t . r tI . tloiu o :f 1i h ; Ltirii 1 . I .t on 'rg I ui, yn io h w il i it I "hig \ack toi0 . tm. h. Jue liShie 1rs thma hsav .''ci a nip lai he ( hwep uptm) i t. "! m t : u y Ih ni t (ii '1r1h. ded "I0evoe - kntw! 1(1( te. r know! '-( i .e wouh woubtt hav eej lrid a inu anthing I Cotryting!kwid 11cr know1 tt ( now diled Youhe ab er etain the ita thglo yoar that reang-lamn wo mphe ! ti hen t veyhei dftng rossolrt plow and the1 letr enloeat ip lorsthad ers caide bcurin thoe hi Andt thk then l ooseir oo mortr unhltedseep ner n the uihin tglowa onte reading-ame wdit he: Sculig memvery hat conteg tco t pilow tatnud nheloger snealh ita last temptears o daenialrsIng wnhe totA nd.hteooengohetar grad fuynd thefslndaer golde- cha -teypr thatnabi thenk anduiphnem Stensettle bltakalockt withe upon cice fleau.relng pearls. ALongsh gaong a t he fhace ut ofdwhc thewoad wao n-y uhd memor hate cuthed sonder r Now tc'aharp cld otlger tplmpag th wrepinesowr dhenat was ngnold fahoned b a ng, ofht ni theat oheghe - ehe wouldc wlkt et:yadsmln , Dtothe n. Ia go~g 1 1 She un th lrende tir 1 goldchi Ste thIsn faut hernec anday. ne r elt blac Ilocketgyo will itsircl A f lauryle yearls And fasr the gaed thifae il eaves rwhic tie hadEn .ctouced wn ile crangesn theiround -eSinge'ihapama oftl ume [lights d roseend.e ad laygeinglan ld fashaing perfu, of restehe floes he smithe andovedbe: kt o ISewisvernhre amordgo theo Iif ltfdraiasnaay Yut, rmy darlIng, you will be Aiwayas young and faIr to me. Tno smile vas still on hoe lips when she fell asleep, apd the little locket still lay in her fingers. (To 1e Coitinlued.) L I F E I NSU'RA N ('-: CO.MPA.\NIES-:. h'ley A re ('hisel Oblsers ing'lie iealth i itions. .\n exatnliing physehin for oil- (A 11.0 irominentl L'ife Ilusurance ato litie', in an int.rview onl tile S blljeoc, mod 1 tho ishin' salteml ent a I't onor o whly -so ninn1 aplie\~ lor 1 iall te te rejected 1., lit .illst' kiidneiy Itronlhin is so conininon it) thll .\mlericanl pevople, anld the 1:ar1ge' 11; .lorny of those whose appol ievtiot's ar declined do0 )lot, ewen suispect that t'143y have the -lisease. According0 to this it wo ild 0eem 1lt at 'm1ed1Itn for. Ohe kineoy..:wsg reil lealiig and vi'trativ' plrati :-, wouild be -1 blessinlg to toiara Dr. Kilmler & Co.., in~t tn N. Y., wh.)o prleplare Dr. Kilnie..'s Sa lRoot, tie( Well known kidni:, l'r anld bladder revinedy, cl1aiml that 'l inig froml vvidenice recvevd fron' rul gists everywil ere, \w1h lr con.tant. I inl tonehith.Jl thevir ens(tnte ;11and allso in1dispultable proof inl thll'~ t1houisanids (f 'r'e'liale itiU. nU , ti preplaratiolln il rml'arkably s e:i' : - goil~ ' 'M I"i' "' ( 'II "(!, " "" in i caulsedi by k:1idney -iItnd i ,,I <b'r 1tronh114s. 1E:very intevre-lm:; n .'1it tl y receiv . e garl di all wa S ' I') P'ool is invstligated and no4 :i) i m. 111 isl ui hlliied uniig h-s th" 1 lOt t un > 1011 it0Z is repor't1d of "ond ihm r . Th"'y oi oni lit umuy swrt hs ie.. Inillts ol' 1co\'erji's in Ihe 11,4:q flj... trissing cass. Tohv i te tt t lr. KililNr's Swamlip--Soo tni-s mild u!n ! g ntli le iln it., el. toni and its ru. iling inthtieneo is soon ioticed Itn leis: vts SwNa mlp-lzo\>pt I1.- mrely .11n her b 1' comllilldlil ad I d Rvr. Kilietwr & Co. 1d vise all readl w h o fI i leel in ne of sneh aoremnryedy to give it a trial. It I-; ol e at all oru lg ore s inll bottl of two size s -0Oe 1un d) $1.01. foAllwvy , if youl wishl first to test thisplea pi.klaationl setll tel cieits to Dl r. Kilm Ir & Co., Iingh ineu ii. N . . o,' a samlplo boltho.. Whenl writinig of. sure all(] 1 ienionl 111o Laurenv s \\'." - ly .\dvertiser. How To Give Quinine To Children. PTYC Z 1RNLIN 1-'ihe trnade-itin rk tinlie sivenl to nt" nut to take and does soot disttb the stoinachl. Children take it as ' aever know it is Quinine. Also especially neh .ed to aduilts Who cannlot take ortlivinry Qiiii e. Does not insente ir cau se nervolwne noor 1iigitig Jon the heai. Try It lhe next tittle yoi neeA t Qinine for atyi pur - piowo. Ask for- 2-ounoce origntal packagv. The Iuine F.n11.IN, i -, hIlown in bottle. 25 Ceu-s. h"oiceR I i, las ;ren as1 the X.hWms lan bon bi I .e u l 11 it lii.%. ii on an II W. %. w I roo ii et : 11e, gol '' ni h , 11i: o ih b'r n ii I. :<.. I ",ull L e I y ()w 14 - l1. t ;.d ~ il. lism of nelt \ l . ()lii no and Printe \ . JIl - On acre or 111in( : i I 1 - 1'Onni1 d'otl t(.or ,lIOtn:hid by landls of .l. W. Wll 1a11 al Mrs. J~i.:3 h. I~oni batice r 40 arer oand, anoin as anrt of ry(r-Owings .c 1 I)n1titcle. lrc 2 3- acreso thown a Duulintt forse andrlot,('oundto iLynod will b) e andb -odiviedinto Madder n tati o; 1-2 - i'lsy $CrOO. SeIeeryadser i18 acres known as le knownias 01. ntr home, bounded by th anVofpre lalge and14 others.t Pie $:o0.0 dwelr lgadto teancroeewel.m 1ne acre of land near 7-room on age boundeI b lads of .Pole el-m lam'so and oMrs. J. wit Dooh. Priec lo0arswf.n. nw s ato >Athe taren Ridresattsbounde by attans fEMil wil e andl Mrs.iiEliabl Ow11ngs1. Prie $40fo perce. 2 3-4 acrei'is, kniowne0 lass Duckett hose andIt lote c hound e bT.ld.d byk and (' roa elaing to. Maden11( stonti1-2 miile ofl thei dig city is o Laurenths. Pichts $600. ti o aIc 2 0 Thean fLuatndn Manes Whom WORMS Iorse, hog and cattle own ers should kno)v that woris cause by a poor digestive system or Improper feeding are more than dangerous. DR. BOYD'S Worm and Condition Powder is a rie(dy prepared by a practi cal veterinary surgeon and re lieves the Conldition1 almost in stantly. It, slioul be used with regularity. 25 cents buys a large pack age. We guarantee it to (o the work or will refund purchase price. For Sale by Ray's Pharmacy, Laurens, S. C. oney Given Back, It Not Efistive If you are seeking relief from Feczema, Erysipelas, Plimples, Blotches, S c a b i e s, Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Itching Piles, Dandruff, Ivy l Poison, Barber's Itch, or any sitiliar skin disorder, do not waste time on pastes aid ointments. Try at once this infallible, guarantria rcmedy. Ex - Zema - Fo is a clear, Colorless, odorless scien tifie IrCparation, put up solely for tile relief and eradiciation -of skin diseases. It does Iot Stain tle viothiig, it does not larmt any thing, but it is cimollient aald heal ing in its action tipon the skin. If it does not afford you the relief claimed, the druggist will refund the purchase pice. 50e aid $1 a bottle. FOR SAL.E ISY L..\ltElS I)ltI'( CO. Siu rens. S. C. peelfy% No. 61. eal Estate 21 arte of 1m f inside incorporat i m : o cityV of l.auirenis, wvithi six~ of tI .i , thr \ ro house a l% 'l - 1 I r N W . .k. a lIi o.o t d I . ' ic. Y.u . oI it Iit l or . r (t -l b ilt i uii s - l izi C it I, k a. !ilb:i o l w111 11 U, v-t -d Ia at v reasona ne y at i pro perty V.Pato hom at Wtt M*il , with ioude bakery at 'er, rea.Sona dweprice and trmsdg Ce.ient i earol and yourcat his Prc $per 169- acreso l known its Albe F. V.uatrn' home bude Watt SMl withs, atdan cogeoad smrveeto.reom tc $2,700 c.00 240 acres, ore orlnd, known asrto ho'.t Oig laeonded by W. .thk,(oSit V .1ek,1 . rtn and othes is ) wellIng and other uhIldin.Cong.Tin tshpoer ofd chrh. .rice Owingps, 409 ares, kown or ler. Albert as. I. ns'wr' hone, bounded by m li.ns 'aylorns nL. Robth aenngthersv atom endaged Iforv,200. C a e tOins1ac. N.n L EdA I W Div'ec,.ie MaThn andohr.h Wie of Final Settlement nan\ Uls charge. Notico is hereby given that on the 21st day of Sept'mber, -914. we will aUPly to Ills Honor, 0. G. Thompson, Probate Judge of Laurens county, S. C., for a ibnal settlement and dlschargo as executors of the estate o' 11. W. Lniford, deceased. All persons holding claims against the said estate will present theim to the undersigned onl or before saI date, properly proven. 11. F'. Lanforid. 13. I4"tolla L'anforld, lxecuitors. Woodruff; S. C., Aug. 19, 1914. 6-4-t Dr. T. L. Timmerman Dentist People's Bank Building Phone 33. Laurens, S. C. Simpson, Cooper & Babb, Attyneys at Law. Will practice in all State Courts. prompt att' Jntion givento all businees. N. B. DAL A. C. roDD DIAL & TODD Attorneys at Law Enterprise Banik Ilnildinig, Laurens, S.C. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS lonwe. to loan on Real Estate-Long Time. B. R. TODD Engineering and Contracting Land tfirveys a Specialty asicrete Work Skillfully done or in spected. Drawings and estimates of all Kind. Telephone No. 346 Laurens, S. C. for Sale! 2, a(res of land laown ;, 1. 1 T()IlI s I ho ieli, bound1ed b'. l.ands (f S. 11.lution M ii Trynh 'a and M~rs. lI;:1 Lee Trhdhlc. This Is a beiuti.. 'III h1,11' :q I)r i (":h n o . &, \W. C. railroa I. - in I( a l ens. Thi; h i a 11built ;udl i:., ed in I l a 'irrs. Inna n a. \I . I. I iarIu '4l h4n , I 4)1n h.<l by' .\ . I 1I 1 8. .1 luirn a u . limC N . .r- I'ri '' s th. i i 1 4-2 I a , I. - N .11 ... .l th 11. ;,. .l w i o w e s l ~ Ii i th ai5, b .1ifa . . g I 'ii':, erieh7 . \h J ll anill r al' i ev. :;7. 0nper.aan.. .4 I f' you( want(I 1 hom or44 wan1 iit t; li1 S lt f at h . a: na- u: p a (r v Cona . S. C., Il'hone 14. .I ner'. of Illad bounded'4 by public highwayi runntling IIrain l.:arues toj (re nvilh'e, knownVI as the' l1arlsd; 'o land, just (onIiilt: ('or14'.ue4 lunlits of Also, lot adjoining thIs Ilt, , acres, at 4.50.00 pera acre. I17 1--2 aches boundled hy ui a . A. IHabb, L,. l0. .\ares andl the Abher cromblie estate. Ilins ni1cc dwe~lling;. goodl ontbuild1(11ng, and1( farim ilands ins the highest state or cult~vat ion. P'rtc $50.00 per acre. 1-10 1-2 acres known as the Reu~bema Martin homestead, sItuated on the:' highwvay from Lanfordl to Gray Court1 This Is one of the finest locatIons- i., the upper part of the county, close to's schools, close to church and close tot market. Price $45.00 per acre. 2 acres, mrorleas, 'knowni as S. T' Taylor's place, bounded by North Har.. per street, Watts Mills property; fiv&, room dlwelling, storeroom 25x50 feet,. with barn and fine well of water.. C.a.a be connected with water works. 1alec. inc lights already instaHed. Price $3,. 200. 63 acres of land, more or less, knomi as the 0. J. Lanford lands, bounded by, the lands of JT. 0. Garrett, H1. P. Bur.. dette and others. Price $60.00 per acre-. t,4 1-2 acres, known as the Glilly F. Riddcle home place, bounded by Chalio. hlenson, H. P. Garrett and Uitle broth. erS. Price $37.50 per acre. 40 1-3 acres, more or less, knlown as J1. D. Graydon home, bounded by J. M. Armstrong, W. TI. Abhercromblo and ot hers with cottage and1( outbi-i. ldings. PrIce 815S per acre. 6-1 acres of land wIth 6.-room cot tage boundled by lantds of Iloaris Rid-. dlIe, J. D). Owvingsc, Sami bramirlett and) (Cook Brothers. PrIce $Gi,.0(0 per acre. 53 acresq, mocre or less, known na I folcombd jplace, bounded by lIutler (airrett, J. R. Hlolcomb ail others, with four room dwelling and11 out--. buildings. PrIce $60, to Suit Your Pure.