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VOLUMJB XXX. ~AU f~N,-SUTII--_ - LAUREN, SOUTHCAROLiNA, WEDNESDAV, SEPTEM~BER 30, 1914.NUB WILL MUSTER OUT FIVE COMPANIE! Bleaso -Si'.ns Order A ffecting Detleiei Commands. Endorsed by War Depart ment. ' Columbia, Sept. 25.-The millitar companies at Liberty 11111, llarnwel Conway, Walterboro and the coast am tillery reserves are to be mustered ou of the service of the National Guar of this State and disbanlded, orders-I this effect having been signed late til afternoon by Governor B3lcase. hes companies were found deficient at tit annual Inspection and recommende to be 'mustered out ol service by th war department several months agt All Federal aid has already been witli drawn from them. TIle issuiig of this order this aftei looln recil us the controversy betwee the war department and Governo Blease Over hIs refusal to muster ou certain collpallies found defiellient. It is expected that 1he muster ing Ou of these companies Is only the begin 1ing of the plan to build up the elli eliCy of tile National utard. A dj (ei. W. W. Moore has been iln accor vith the policy of keeping the miiliti up to a state of eillcienicy, anad his e foils have beeni approved by the wa depatrtmnt. All Federal aid was withdrawn frot the milItia of South C"ar'olinla sever. Imiontlis ago. 'ihe order issued itonigit musterinl out the comilhiniis mentiotneld follows "September 2.3, 191 1. "G'enieral Order No. 73. "1. Under the provislonls of Sectio 39, Military Code of South Carolin; Company 13, 1st. Infantry, 'liberty 1111 S. C.; Companies l0. Barnwell. S'. C.; 1 Conway, S. C. and K, Walterboro, . C., r3d In fantry, N. G. S. C., and 2n company coast artillery reserves, Lan caster, S. C., are hereby mustered ou of the military service of South Cart linia. "2. pending the settlement of thei property and financial accountabilit the commanding oflicers of said organ lrations will be carridd otn the una signed list. 3. Leut. Col. .aJmes T. IIorsb. State armorer, is hereby directed t proceed to Barnwell. September 28 an 21: Walterboro, c'eptember 30 and Oc tober I; Conway, October 2 and .; Li )erty H1ll, October 7 and .8, and upo: ),Al arrival he will receive from th ebn-mtanding. oflicers of above name comanies all public property, Unite Statis and State. for whieh they, th saidl (< mi*Any commnander.i are oo sible, giving receipt therefor. aftv carefully verify accounts of same. "Cole L. Blease, "Governior of South CarolIit, Com maandcr-in-Chlef. ''Offiltal: W. W. 1oe .."Thle Aditizait enerl. T iHE F"AltEiLW c ANCE. For the next sixty da . I will tk cotton at 1ie per pi , strict id d1n1- bamsis, in paiymeI . for premiuim on all new insurne . policIes. Th (Germniia Life Iusurance to., which represet. is oneI oft the oldest, strongs eist and14 mtost riabJtle comieiis ini th wor!~1 iuiad their policies have man 011 newv andl atltractive feature. 'See 4 Oitt'(it .1. E. ('LA fl Y, RI N~liNG D). Y A la!0STI 1 E~ lII iimt ('itus Ilounid Tlhls Way on Fly ChIiildren are' now'. otn the' .ir est. bc havior' in ant Icipatiotn oif a reazl trea on October' 6th, when Itinglhing Ilroth ers'i' Wior'lti's Greatest Shows wIll ex hiblt In Spiartanliurg., it Is expce that this cIty wIll sek d more than It uisutal niumber oif ".' wdust fants"' t welcomte this popul 'j circuos. ittigling Bi'oth - prtomlie man novellties anad inoq I lin ando ta "bly get' and better' everythlig" Is the sIc goun. Preceding the regular circi perfoi'tance the neiw s'pectalie c "Solomon and1( the Queen or Shebai wvill be enacted on the largest stag In thle wor'ld. Th Is imnnn othI 1,2M "ha racter itigeant cost $1,.000,0100 an t ho costumes, scenery andl stage pre jporties a re taidl to .be a revelation I gorgeousness. Among the 3185 arenl acts, are scor'es of equestrians Includ Ing the. Lloyds, famous i~nglish ride'rn the Hlorsinls, rolling globe artists; tht Blalkauns, whir'lwlnd riders fr'om th Bailkait mountains; thle five highet perch acts ever piresented; hoxinig an wrestling kangaroos; fIve herds ( trick elenhants; 50 clowns. 20 familie of aerialists and n magnifieent hior show and spoeed tournament. The 'meri agerie is 'larger and more complet .t an ever and features many animal ,never beefet'e exhibited-in Ameriea. fYee street paradowil' ~e gitta on th '2Iirningr of shnqr Aa "LOOK!" CRIES BOY; SHOOTS SELF DEA[ t 14-Year-Old With "Unloaded Revolver Takes Own Life While at Play. Chicago.--After amusing himsel with a number of playiates the othe 0 day, Herbert Eaberlin of 1710 Nort 4 Hlalst,?el street, fouritent years old, wenl C to hi) home and returned to the grou o of boys with a revolver in his righ d hand. e "Well, fellows, watch me kill m3 self," the boy shouted, as It placei the weapon against his right temple. "Wow--ha, ha., watch him," crie the crowd of boys. As the lad pulled the trigger th 'veapon exploded and lerbert fel Sd(ead, the bullet passing through hi t head. The buy's parents were at home an t terd the shot. Shouisi of the boys ail - prised them of what had happene( an(] Mrs. Esberlin ran from her hom and picked her. son from tile ground. All the boys lecai tmnic-strie1i ind a policeman from the West Nort] 'r ~~"Watch Me Kill Myself." -Jveniue station came in response t - their call, le had the boy sent to a: a undertaking establishment. Sinvestigation by the pollee leads thx detectives to believe that the bo; p)Ulled the trigger withiout knowing that the revolver was loaded. The; C can find no reason why he might havy -wished to commit suicide. His parenti tr declare that his home life w~as happy Po-Do-Lax lBanishies Pimples. . Bad Blood, Pimpiles, Headaches, Bii louisness, Trorpiid Liver. Constipatiom etc., come from indigestion. 'Take Po Do-Lax, the pileasant and( absolutel suire laxative, and yon won't suiffe from a deranged stomtach or othe troubles. It will lone upr the live and putrify the blood. Use it regular e ly and yotu wvill siay well. have clea -complexion andl steady tnervest. Glet a 50c bottle tod1ay. Money bac0k if~ nc A satisfIed. All d1uggists I - Waterloo. e The "bestdescription of tire Batto y f Waterloo it novel form" isi perhap e that which is given in Victor inugo' "Les Miserablos," altho the oto t be fotnd in "Charles OMalley, th Iris Dagootn," is also fine. It may b said ith perfect fet y tat if yo will rea? them both,.iugo's from th Frtnch ie, and Lever's from th English, you wviU get the best ant c completest representation of the grea .conflict, in novel form, to ho0 found ii . literatture. The description in "Le r iserables" h th more fatmous, bu . Lever's story is also deservedly poj . plar. I Plan to Stop Truscy. The school authorities in the d partment of tire Aube, France, hav deided to put astop to truant pla bing. All children over six al uie thirteen found loitering about th highways and hedgeways during secho nlours, and unable to furnish a sail: e factory reason for so doing, shall b b aled before the ptolce commuissar' lwho wiil severely r~eprimanud threm i. - 5enid thlo'a back to ichool. E no th Parents will riot be exempt from e lshtment if they are held to be i el THE FARMERS' 01i ANCE. e For the next slxty' day I ili tak tcotton at l0c pier potnn J, strict minl di duing basis, in payment or pi-eium 'f on all now Insurance olieles. Tt s Gerania 1Life Insurne Co., wvhlch o represent, Is one of - oldest, strong -est and most reliable tipanles In th, e wor'ld and their pollcels have matn s, new and attractive features. See a $ e once. jJ.EN.0LARtY, Laurens, S. C I. * * * * * * * * * * .*. * YOUNVS NEIVS. Younp-, S p.2 - ir .1.1. A. Aber croible celebratedI her s'ven tietih birl1thday last Tuesday, or rat wvas Seventy years old, anld tiswa her1 sievenity-first bir-thday. Ilier (II.. drenl anld their failies wvoro all1 there. t except .\r. anid Mirs. 1".* 11.(;ro . rs .1.N '-1.- -A bercrolinhie, anld lN.I 11 Frank Abercromnbie and( linten.it son. t Mrs. Abercronipble Jlas nin ei livin-. [)I childrenl and forty-threice g.Irand-i11h t (1101. 'T'hose present besides thle fail 1ly were: Messrs Williamn and Orweli abb, M iss 1in nmie Ilab), M s. KIn I Smith, Mrs. Minnie WillianI and Chil dren, Mrs. Alia Iiddle and(] children. -Nir-. .Jonas Swink, of Woodruff. Mrs. anld .\rs. W. W. Hur11dett, Ale. .11no. Dr I delt and .\Iisses Ilmnia .\[,I% and .lessie li rdett. Aliss ''eior (lenn; of S)iatanbulirgp I is visIting home folksi. Alvin Iliddle who is vittending sch'ool a1 Woodriluff was i iome yeti r d.( .\ris. W. W. \ \e laco who h-.s beei o n ne tn e!vstto h(er dalu!"hters, bur-, has ,iust. returne. d homne. Ber;o.re reur in homei, :,he( Mi e \r. L!1nelu W h't n . I 'm lY .1t Ul' on. Air \\'ha toll's fir.4 . v'. ;- *.I' (I ' W ., \Ur. ;Ind .\;-7. V". W. Wae Quit1o a n m a-r m ti o u n Q!ty attenth !24 reachi I 1-:no-1ili Ii Alessrs. .\nstinl .\,%rm 'ea d W. F. Gr m lswent to) Il i 1ns on) hus ine;ss Salurdaly. Not So .anly risoneri London. Sept. 25.-.-The Central News agency has receIved the followin gi' I from itome: "A message from1 Herlin says the g general staff, having agreed to the coipleto lists of prisoniers, has follild it niecessary to adit that the lotals already 1111oi need Were errioneous.1 The aggregate numinber of prisonlers In Germa han ids Is reduced forn 25000) to 50.000 of who 10311,0 are Itussians. ,Does tle w\ord I'PUTATION Imean anything to You? Stop.ndi think iland figuro an(d you will 1Viw wh%\ly lihe MA .llFSTIC RANGIC H TH.I ltKIPU. TrAiON of being t on'Iy the HI1ST b but. the falAAST 1PX ENSi VE. Let the 1 .MAN FROM THE PA(ii FACTORY show You. See our big ad. in tills paper. '. M. & 1*. H1. WLiAKs & CO. Only One "BROMO QUININE" To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXA. TIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of I E. W. GROVR. Cures a Cold in One Day. Stoeps cough and headche, and works off cold. 25c. Y 3. eal npcton L'. thd a iy -O rSo wito ur approvat Tn p effect nhecriceon.u Weoanre-Scafe So Keith & Pratt Scuppers for ( Regal for Men ar e y *Get It B3y Parcels Pc We have just rece ived a shipment of Misses Suits, which we think are very snappy for the price quoted. They are made up in different styles and an assert ment of cloths. Specially priced at . 2!4, S rs.T e be oet New Shi rl Wa s n Iks an1d wash ma terials, A Coat Suit for every one. The newest, snappiest and cheapest. Quality not sac rificed, price down right. Davis-Roper Com ay Laurens' Best Store IL NCELY ARRAY OF THE BEST e creations now assembled in our Cloak Section merit ction. To catch a glimpse of our Cloaks rpeans to ad desire them. Never before have we ha a more comn array of Cloaks as we now haves we invite your R ALL PARTY BOXEs EXTRA SPECIALS celent lne Of Just received an We are now showing sonme special arcwll me et of rcie ieo values in lawn and crepe waists. Extra pe rs will mee atrcie e o ordinary value at 75cts, and $1.00.f r goods. navy, blue ~nd ~s for Ladies purple Pariy Box. BLANKETS for Men es. Latest thing . 10-4 Plaid Eankets at a special price. ihildren This, is an oppo tunity to get what you id Women~ , ou;' want at a most reasonable price, $3.50. at. H. TERRY Get It By Parcels Post