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dea1.
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(ey, signed by 'Bertr:an V. Nit
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ithi to rpeo tird :rn a isubm ii'
h0 611. Thrd wsi then bega t0o. hand
it pidly l li naflly0 4 t rn 1Al k -":do.: -
Th S co d to r edo i r bthith i-trelltk
I t lri's t ill.ssed '11 t1 h i ig hllw
Wi ' he Aboil atr I m aii it.
tIir d iall .11i-t tiii' l i at tthe 'rl sy .
'.'' t Wit I e t-- f l iii) fr ii. li 'Ithilltitielc
MybTeLS ionduc of ithe acrewi- wa 'ex-l
i t . TI! hi altoa rt emared o nl
th:edl b aery dilaffl d by Capt. l'hilip s :,
ti! nuiter S o f hetrawler 13. nl T. 111 'r ia :e
: il r h iii.ew whoa l pnicked :11 7 .-I- oiAl
" The report by t'olwman b\ ir I.rIaId
o. , It I f i A lltillai t i'y Lu hisi..it u
It ncti', oai)tat tillt'ui'l o ohllao.a
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"'llitt A ti r aa t a ot vell i ot tbe
lw 'nty1 fl::m minute.\ .\o ,h t. .\loat.
tit,. bottvom y i forIIi abyu livet Philltps.
.okirl was strue!:Jo by T. Cor;rian.T"
!.11(1 Illogue ur n :d turt i Il l abou1 :lve
!Ante ond lto h otou 'h. V or S.
lurn < itlt pr"u,.!:0 a m~
OrWN a. ttibe by t pper deck T
b ~low up."'l andl onl on other .1mall c
Twoe res h werc ovt 1 tho .\hr
hiard, but. w,-ethe launh iou i et
fwar oI h hIloguew satt and thn
anle shi abot ninety ee:m an she t
et ton on timeh~ arom thiks angl till!
clthe'foa, bowtt, bt(ip. wiholhestar
d los.ew sghtyoin theaterin
i cnser fre me t tht-ie v~tfrtwys
struck till sho was bottom up.
"'All the men on the Hogue behaved
exh- ' -ordito:'i Ily well and I whoiced
th~e mliutes; front- thle t.ilnI( she Was
mnany c aot' - reaq -,! tie: ille and
gallantry.
"'Thiere v.as it ') l of any sort.
the melf tal:ing I,. th'ir clothes 1: or
d1re(an fa'lling In.
"I have the 1 n101o0 to S4Ith1Iit that I
Ill;.. h appoinited to :11011er shi11p a1s1
so.1:-s enn et a kit.',
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\Ii.s . 1-i4441 lM44144'44V 4'lidnt of
.- atSchool I I prove1met ao
- 1): 1'" for 11 srhoolsd of th1
t 4. 4in. th t conlflict w!
ur o~elo s'in it~e lho enunty
:A ('ui t i'" !11l.(), ~ ur9
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I' 1 :.: day . The 14 lave '4:4 4 urI,
- l i wh l, ,1 ";0 n ity c ter
N ". 1,I w obt:n ilr
v. n 1 :en 1 I ' v. ;I: vo th n
n1 - l l ) (I~i a l it anl
4:' 4osin 4 . W 0 4P: .h; at th
l ii 45t-( o . tho 'i h of th School
di v 1dual ".r n ' 141 ask that th y
1)'' 4 te sI 1 chool houw- oni OcIober
!'thl attired inl work clothei i . S epcial
on4.4itee shoub be appoinited1l to1
!eok 4 after lhe vait . phases olf the
work.
Th folhowing is sur'estive of.1:t
I '-' 4'll he !t o ows: wa h the will
1o1w( S. r1placin- :il1 broken ine.
. ('1 an the wallk :a41 ceiling. if
.s ib le tiit teIm. m4:4killg collling ot'
'. (i'ans. th4 watr ool r. Ptt
:v 1 -in'lk for' waste wa:t atel. 11 will
.451 little and h m4os4 convei(enlt.
1. Polish the stove. lieplaeo tle
.:44.'d b \ n ith ti4. .\rran4g' 4n at
trciewood box or senittle.
. th st. 1141 arrang4 111b1-1y books
inl ths. libirar'y. Se that the- library. '
t,4 ' ho lo e-d.
". )'-'tr y all 4d11 OW ncateond;(! I-.n; z4d
v:mnly colore d pictrills.
7. Scrv. th d i t4 the )floor Or.
t b4t1 -r 11an. I'usien4 coveral d1 41i s 14
441 a44row .4 4ri's 41 of 41 4h41i'.
Se u 'sonie pott i l an for
: In4i 11h1 4 n1I.low boxwI
1'. .\ll trs a d w sh uld 1,
rnelfrom the Yard. A trash bo )x
r' 1bar 0l n il in4 som incos'p4 ie4ols
for4 use v 41ur-in": tw year. IS'1'
h: w.-onId 11h' is v!a: . I'lace it
l. '114nt tr4 and' 444 shrub4iory4'. It
wv hal 144ishes,4 golden'4 shower(''4, lI
41.4d'.'wood4. red1 bud. et(c. All 4th4s4
u 4th-. welli house5f. It w(ill add1( great44
12. 84'4 that4 114' ot44140ol 4ss ar4e 14h
411 int vines 1to 'over4 thiemi. If you(4
haven4'4( 44ut houses, 1hu411i two bef'lore4
T'(leatn-l'p 1)aiy" or4 not1. Th"isi iS a
I3 144ate your4 school hy te scor4e
(': 4rd which(1 w(ill be4 pu1blished 1in next
week's pap1er4. Mount44 it attractive and44
'l'1-4. unty001 04u 41rintendent1 or '11up1r
\!44,in:: ( 4'1h. .\s su4per4visingJ teach'1
4.I e~144' 444 havii bl41.4se 44441411
1'. a list: 444 the schools1 v'iit4ed 44444
'.ll 14 be 14?atiid VI w i a4 'C'' or' "'l"
ye'i. 1 am14,
Yours trl'4y,
W\il Lu (Gray3.
Suprcvising Tloecher.
iSept. 29, 19 5.
SOM\l 0TiIlN(' FOil NOTII IN( is
WOJ'.lI WIll fil-$8.00 w'orthl of war1e
for' nothing 1in wortIh your4 1114e to 14n
vest igat I. See( 04ur big ad. in L~i s 14aperl.
S'. M1. & 10. II. WIICS~1 & CO0.
II heum iiat ism1 Pains4 Stoppledi.
The first appl)ica'tlon of Sloan's Lin
ImenCIt goes right to the painful part
It penetr-ates without rubbing-it stops
the rhleumnatic 14ains1 arou iid the joints
and gIves relIef and co1 fort. Don't
suffer: ('et a b~ottle~ todaj! it is -a famn..
iiy nmedicine for all'palig., hurts, br4uis
es, cuts, sore throAt, /neuralgia and1(
('hest ipaIns. Preven s infect in. AMr.
Chas. II. Wentworth, of California,
writes: "It did wonders for my rhou
matismi, pain is gone as noon as I ap
lply it. I reconmmended It to my friends
as the best liniment I over used."
(iuarantnd. 25n at our druggi.
BLOODY _FEoSD0E
Pirates, Pestilero3 and Storm
Havo Scarred Vora Cruz.
Buccancers o, the Spanizh Main Havo
Plundered and Burned and Com
mitted Other Atrocitie3 Re
peatedly in Ancient Port.
Now Orleans.- til oodhlied Is not new
in Vera Cri. In frpet, no city on the
continent his witnileed such dovilish
cruelty, sich pindering, burning and
ravishing, as has this place of tile
"True) Cross." Since Cortez landed,
in 151F, there has been it Huccession
(if strife and pestilence whleh canl boil
paralleled in few cities in the world.
1 1epistoIed itbccaneers, in ill their aw
ful glory, have raided the port Itio
and agai; It has beei a point, of
vtutiage wich41 hai called forth tlie
lustleit fighting in the many civil wars
that have swept \l exico anid it itas
Idways beei selected as the landing
point for forcign foes, writ's Paul
Nortoni in tle New OrIeans Times
Det'ocrat- 'iy.' na vlti
\\hCINeVer anyV Of th10 numel'u ptAS -
ratle's who pitr V4e' on the rich slippilug
or the Spaish41 I') In vled to "ig
thf. hwrd1 f thil kin ,,g of S ~ainl" thei'y
wvouh 'I W.< k \'era Cruz. rnel,
a fiaimuo'u pir-ate w, the eirly days.
wit ll 00 hIII' li tthroats, -ipi tld by
ie v l: -in, enti on ers it the fort.
sIupjihd ih t 4wnt. kIlld tIoIra"n1;,
otr dIt wuolmien and stripelitd tihe
(ity o)f lis valuabl's. lutindreds of
personits were driven into the cathe
dral, mn.tt wonment an1id childrel, black
and white, anf hield prisoners. When
the doors \were ope(nt4'd four days later
iost of the linmates were dlead from
St ffocatftion.
As tlie gateway 11trough which all
the comiterce with Sp:aIin was con
dulctd, there always were great stores
of valuable property on iand. This
Wats true particularly Just before tih
saliln (If othe galleons. which usually
traveled in fleets owing to ti thon
ace of pirates. 1By leIarniIg of the
schedutlo of the galleons the bucca
neers getnlterally dropped in when the
sutlylti of treasure was great. Nicolas
de Agriamonte, another highwayman
of the deept, pillaged tite town somle
years after the v-sit of Loreicillo.
lie enriched imself withl $7.000,000
in SilvOr a wailing tra nsportation to
Spait. 11y way of appreciation ho
took pi-ison ers 300 of ite Citizens of
the towit and maroone(d them on the
Sacrille i Islands. patches of sand not
far front the coast, where they died of
starvation. The tinniversary of this
calamity is Observod by memorial
ser-vices to this day.
While tW 100d of thouisands has
floved ihrough tihe streets of this ill.
fated port, the toll of war and violence
Is insiniifleaitt in comparlson with
the d' 'atis that have come fron posti
lilce.
I'ntil 1550 the city was surrounded
b It m1tigly wall. This great biulwark
may havie saved the city on a few ne
casionts from attack, but 'itting olit
the heal thful seat breeze made it a
pIst hole compared to wilIIh (3aya.
quil is a tealth resort. Yellow jack
In nil Its terrors was never absent.
SiikIlpiox, hlbonIc pla gie nil( tie oth
or lffsring of the dirt and squalor
otf thll imiidle ages wecre always ptres
cin:. it was onily- In recentt years that
maodern-t sewer atnd draittage systems
wuere in stalIled, w~th-it, withi othier sai
t ary- prec'(ations, has chmanged the
pliace fromi a death-dealinltg focrus to a
iteaitliih resort.
The harblior at Vera Cruz-.' has little
naturt-aii lprotect ion. Bieforeo the bilid
tng of the presetnt breakwaters thte
notrtherts wit ih chtarne-torhzo th ito os
(iltito) coast (ealt tho str-ugglintg city
ailmost as severe blows as did( thte
pirates and the diseases, Motderni en
gineerinig flow protects the city and
gives a~ limithed at-ca it whiichi the ships
cait anchor beinrd thte seawvall.
Dute to the hatred of the Spaniards,
Vera Cruz once was grounld to pow
der. At thte close of Miexico's war for
independentce, it i82i, thte Spaniards
still hld the4 fort of San Juant de
U lua it the harb ror. Learning thtat hte
ROoit was to bo Ordlered to evacuate,
the commttandeli-r auied hits hteavy3 guns
to the, city side of theo for-tress and
fired inito thie towun untIl all his amn
muiti on wats 'x peinded. No build ig
ini the Illale wa~s uindamiaged. So
groat was the lhav'o that it was with
diflicutlty thtat thte lutes of the strcets
were re-establlied. As thtere was no
warning of sutch'action, thte inihabi.
tanits wvere forced to flee to the saind
dunes whicht sitrroutnd thte city, after
the ihall of sold shot had begun.
Trails of bloodi lcd front the chtoked
gates of thte ll-starred town.
In 1838 the Fr-encht bombarded the
place.
lIn 18-17 Genteral Scott favored the
Veracruisanos with a terrible born
bardmeint.
in 1850) lenito Jutarez wasN besieged
in Vera Cruz by the troops of Mar
In 1861 thte French, fleet again took
the place.
During the revolutionary period,
which was almost conttintuous previous
to thte opening of the regime of Pors
firio iaz, thIs port andi its revenue
always were objectives. D~uring the
Madoro revolution, for the first time,
a period of civil strife passed, during
which Vera Cruz was enmoiested,.
'Foilow Your Hunch."
Chicago-The Natural Science club
at a meeting devised 'a programn of
thought vibrations to save the 12,000
persons in Cook countty who are con
templating suicide according to (ow.
er Hoff man-.
SPECIAL NOT!CES.
L-o-J% urdaty afternoon. on West
Mlain :;treet, at 1I-118' black swi,:: coat.
Finderi- v ill plei.se notify Th Adver
I~se- of!ce.10-I L-pd
Wanted -Two lunished iooim.t, or
one. V-Il turnied. and the otler
without furniture, wilth prive lami
In. .\ddress 1'. M. ox 101, ILaurons,
s. c. 10-it
Notiee-AlIl persons.' art, hereby
warned 1aist hirig or harboring
one Sanm Aloteni. colorel. who Is under
conitract, to Inle frointS ieu e 1, 191l,
to August 1, 1915. \\'. 1'. C( udy.
10)-It1-pd
ior Sude -.\hbout 2 h1u) red
rtust proof oits at 75 eIts per hltisel.
.\p;)y to P. P0. Szokes-, .\heunt ville, K'.
C. 10-11-191
'or sile--.llust received at Counts'
!Stable a ;olidi eu'. load ()f N i SsenvI
\Ivgmn . Co nlts & \\11T. 10-2
'r : ! !ou:se :.idi lot oni West
11ai ,1treet, ciOw- ill. Athractive,
prico. .\ddress Ai i.;, A. N. ~otr ii. E! I
lo l ar Irive, .\th ult; . 1 ) . 1-3.
l'or taie-s I- 11.cr-ts of land near
Wa*I*:, \11 well jlnpro,- d far-ining
:an1t, with two gooI c age hioutse~;
a1( ba n1 anl td an ei x? it Jil' l1is'tlre1.
.\pply to 1). 1N. \la le, W Nt1111.
7.t-pd
I or ihn--l:hoii plaek- o:' ;)r. A.
(', i%.!: r. 40,1be.r -I or. ( orear Inl
easy, . i" whl of P-'aptist, and .\othodist
k h:tr11hes and 'I ri l-tie high
-chool. .\pply to G. a\. FIlkr R. 1F.
1),~~ ~ -, 1.)rns -t-d
For M he Clil-S. 1. Todd's nice
hoin! and 5 acre lot ot WCest Main
s8teet. See .\Mrs. S. It. Todd or J;. A1.
Wolff. laturens, S. C. -t
Wante--Teaherswith certificates
wailled illinledlately for following p0
sitions in graded or rural schools: 3
at $ti0; U at $50; 8 at Sl5; 11 at $40;
7 at $35. Direct fron school ollicials.
Special ciiollitent.. Act <quickly. W.
11. .1ones, i gr., Columbia, S. C.
Seed Oats for Sale-700 bushels
lBancroft rust-proof seed oats for
sale. S. J. Davis, Laurens, Itt. 5.
4-tf
Foi Sale r Rent- -Sealed proposals
to buy o.--1;n the plantationl of the
Into W. W. .1mones, containing 219 acres
:, ulle.4 fr (,m 1Laurens oni road to Ora.
The termisl of rent are for one1 year
fron1 .1ln'..ary 1st, 1915. to December
ist, 1915. Teris of sale are. 1-2 cash,
the balance Oi on. two and three
years lttme. The right to reruse ally or
all bd.s is reserved. It. 1. .lones. 'xecu
tor, Ilattle .1. Mayer, ExecutrIx.
10)-it
Cita1tionl for Letters of .Administrat-ion
State of South Carolina,
County of Lattrons.
Ily 0. G. Thoin pSon, Probate .udge:
Whereas, It. C. Armstrong has madt
suilt to me, to grant himill Letters of
Admin ist ratloll of tht lstate anId tf
fects of Mary P. Armstrong.
Ihese are therefor'. to cit' and ad
monlish all and singular Ite kInldred
and cr(ditors of the said -,l ary P.
.\rmstrong. decea'sed. that titey be and
appearv before Me, Inl 1the Court of P)*)
halo, to b held at laurnils Court
Ifouse. IuI'rens, S. C., oil tit' I-Ith day
of October, 191 1, next, aftr- publica
tion hereof. at 11 (t''lock in tilt! foro
noon, to silhow cause, it* any they have,
why the said Adlilist lit ration shotld
not ho grantled.
ofiSeptemb r ncloii s94
r'emiedyI five wieetks. It hast (101ne me)
mutch goodl. I feel like I hartdly know
lmy strentgthl--my aetite is line."'
.Itust ituch reporlOts comle fr'om the
uisers of M1ayr's Wonderfu'il Stomach
Itemnedy eerywher'e. It clear's the di
gestive tract of muclOold accretions and
reovesi' Polsonious mlatter. It, brilngs
sift relief to suffereros from stomach
1a1llmens. Iliveri and tiIn testitial t roul)es.
\lanyi3 dIeclarle thatt It hais savied themi
from danttgerous1 opert'ion s.
0one dose50 ofi 3'yr's Wotnderfl 1Stom -
neh1 Itemiedy'--onle doe will 'onti'net
you1. 'Tis Is te medih'in. 5) mlanly
0o' Ourl pele~l have been'1 taking with
suri ")tsing resul1 ts. Thel mt. thor
ought systemI eleaniser we* evetr sold.
31ay's Wond~ter'ful Stomachi li iteedy Ila
tnow sold hiere 1by 141utrens Dr~ug (Co.
and1( dr'uggists ever'ywhletre.
BOOKS
-ando schlool supplies for all grades.
You will find everything needled In
our1 lbook Department. We are pro
llpr~d to equtip cvery scholar fr'om 0on0
just beginning on up to the senIor at
the hIgh school, wIth every book and
supply needed and at prIces too, as
low, if not lower thani anywhere else.
G COMPANY
LAUlRENS, S C.
RINOLING CIRCUS
IS ANNOUNCED.
Worl's Grveatest sh4ovs Iad sictelte
"Nolonion j'd file Quieen of Shc1a",
Ne.w on Knyi.
o:Iic'] alaoi mItion confirtus the anM
I)lfsInmeIt that oil October 6h, 1ing
i t !ro t!iers', cireiu wil! give two per
forinaices in S p! rtaInlit g.
.\l.tly i(w icnt irts have nobein addell
'his year.!, h ostI nlolable of, which
is the spect:ele "Solo-noni and the
Quieen of 'h eba. " This coloss.1i pro
ittio i ~ QP ikIed wi. at cast of
,1wimple, . almlot of '100 danlcing
girla. 7::- horses, ",2 camnels and a
tain load of, secivry, (costmliie:i and
Itroperi-lties on the 1bigest siage inl t!he
wvorld.
F'ollowing the spectacle a circus pro
gr:li of ou suII ;tal bl)rihhlince. vill be pe'
senteld. including IIn array of, foreign,
an11d American acts new to tile cirlcus
wobi d. The Imleniagerie conita8ins 1.001
wild num l,41 elephiants, five giraff(es
ad a "hahy Zoo." Th''e circus i; trans
ported on S9 dollh!e length (cars. F'u
<It'l arrnm en !ha mve' beein made141v by
thoe rir to nevoil to he1
cmo ds( 111:n vill ri i ilt , e ircus fm a
h~l 1i11n-te urouniding' coilntr:-.
ml:,1n who know sh~m dow \yoil all
NAti.NCGE :nt ()Ir sto:-v one week
S. \l. tv I'l. !1. W ILNES! If! CO.
BULBS!
BULBS!!
BULBS!!!
Laurens Floral Co.
Laurens, S. C.
3oy did
Their stsemls nMrehar part. Theyv
Iused ('asrOil -ariy doctors belIeve
III it l 1ethe rill i il or in E1 lrole
iut 1O' doll't have to be "111rae" to
take
0 0 0
NOW 15c FOR 3-OZ. BOTTLE
USED TO BE 25C
Costs no ilore thall file thi ' or
tI enIIs-to-Take" kili. an<i) less
lan the arm Iatiiv, or vlaivo id kin I
- -- Oz. h110111 now 1.5(! n te lo
25v lorier W0e iottle (7/oz.) now
Get it at Your Druggist's
haud I-'adedt antd Lonig TIreatmen~lts
Sufferers all oveCr the0 stait of Geor
gia hav e found a11i ready deli vera nce
fromi thle iltls of stomaiuch troubles pe-.
eu n Iry comnmon in the Souith.
Ilemiarekatble stories of hiea)lth re
galied are told~ by hun1d redls who hiave
usedt .\t ayr's Wonderfl IStomuach
lItemedy. It is ai remedy 'vithI a record.
The first dlose is atwy piiY5troof to any
s stmach 1 tufe rer' w ho tie~s, It. It is
quiklie re' (s whant. I wo usljErs say:
" 15 .inst i w ped1 the opteratting table.
Now W I c at whlat I pi lase. I would
be glhtd if eve~rybody su fferinrg wvith
stonatihli trule couldi learni of yourt
SATLtS'TA TilOMAS', 53 La Grance
St. Atlanta, Ga.- -"I have taken yourl
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