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ES ON A LArgest in Existence. Never Divides. Only one Coming. LINES OF TiAVEI H ICWOTil0W CONVENIENT TRtAINS FIt0% ALL POINTS TOLaurens S. C., Friday, Oct. 23rd ONLY lRUSSIAN AlRMY OF THE YEAR That Bully Woolly, Real Wild West. Its Sponsor and Its Vindleator AuBROSl DW AR bI Na 67 0 S Rho Most Famous Ranch in the Anna TowioyTrne ofgIn World, comprising 100,000 Acres H Evdy Figur n eatres of.d in. of Prairie at Bliss, Okla., and d whose Name it Proudly Bears EFry tge and F O From theL Pr FROM ITS VERY NATURE, SOURQE, ORtGIN AND OWNERSHIP, THE Only True, Possible, Pretentious Western Frontier Exhibition i Leading and Dazzling All Other Tented Shows Coing at the Zenith of Its Undiminished, Aggregate Glory and Magnitude. The Show which Created an Unprecedented Enacted by O aAONtiuR E ost o ashe nd Vistory. - Amusement Furore to New York City, and Full of the fionors and Homage of this Entire Country, canada and Mexico, Othin . A STINTLESS STORE AhD STAGGERING SUCCESSAe S Ig Advancing in three sensational years to the ry,0a__nco,_Watchingor._ASTINTLESSSTOREANDSTAGGERING C ON oF SENSAir L SUPrSES. - eud ascendanev ofthe' LAROPEST EX.CLUSIV r Cowbos co vudae ro guara weT SIlO IN TH WORLD. Its equal PTHE LARGEST SHOW COMING HERE t.pees, hes of re frest frov t er or like now nowhera in existence. Superbly .,1D Demon v-ters hndres of rer aife x orts, solitary In conceded pre-eminence. Supremo f kato? -*- - vters adleities of e , u - beyond dispute.' As big and perfect a feer.auei,, , iit t si show dIO v t t l'.\' I) i-.. the iiees of Frontier 110xposition as humanly possible. Fight for Life ' . . he pony eress rouh be a excn o's. Store. Laurens. I'C ('N1411 I 1WridIers ee'w If you know us of old, we need no introduc- ull Ring n riders,.ony exprss ans, tion. If you know us only by enthusiastic Only man saitlle as at. Shlowm .truril. la it shrshoirs ficarsa y and re- in hun an a e ihes histury who Ie nI~*'J port, let's get ever battled barehanded, with a stn-e d th eers fers o , Snctiainitedl. Span'ish bull and e scaped ai ve. Ii has no R2ial anPd - Llngeorti steers rs of Rely with fun lix recognizes no df IerioliCcs, 2 P, m, anid 8 P, M.li:'.s Retlyviti full lit evcry 101 lingich Wi d Ves recognlizes 11 orlOe n crtaro Co.sc oC. aebsot, '~ e on - 1 we r r C o m p o to r -" 1r tr I* i ,"t he lnd aa ru la ga m es, conot etsts, p stiil e , fidene tipoii a~ NOWHU111,F 1131-9 y &______ cowboycdi ~ Eulcaexrrncnt peril., detrsioiimv, festival of eilight- ------ - daily r t t I tti f i 1 bet i n t pl urt under the ample tents. Means nnrl enrgy \\ !-.t uL.at v asse'! and is pi. ain rep, . ueed in AN ARENA OF PRAIRIE PROPOPT1ONS hiave been pushed to the, limit. for y'our praise and pationave. A ireiieiidoiis I e Western Tournament differing radicallv and fundonientally from all fam iliar - - --- -- others. Its aplpearance here arn arts)icious pIblic holiday eveit. A etvela. m ig the Ladies and Children, or let them come alone-they wi find tion and revolution in outdoor aitunusemlienits. Displavimg the u dillprcednt ,-- - ' pris po!: and thoghtful for t air confor, nod pleasurc--to aee it Pictures r ' eal true range, resoure, research, ingenity, diversity, atithorjty, necuraev and iig- WVestera Life and Thriiling Scenet. of Prairi a Activity. Know that innocence ms aafe at nitude of the institution, there will traver3e the principal thoriuglfares a the 101 Ranct P'rformuances, and that they will be Interested, Amused, Amazed and WONDROUS FREE FORENOON STREET PARADE Instructed in N-cr-to-bc-orrten Meaaure. stenemmeneraisseminismiemmemmmiemmenta094M 00masmmm fmmemoe= Vaename: PUT SULPHUR ON AN ITCHING SKIN AND END ECZEMA Says ths old-time Eczema remedy is applied like cold cream. Any irritation or breaking out on the face, arms, legs or body when ac (ompanied .by itching, or when the skin Is dry and feverish, can be read Niy overcome by applying a little bold sulhur cream, says a noted dermato logist. He states that, hold-sul phu r instant ly allays the angry itching and irrita lion and soothes and heals the 'Mezena right up leaving the skin dlear and smooth. Bold-sulphur ha occupied a secure position f r man years in the treatment of cut, icot disorders be (ause of it; paras te estroying pirolp erty. Notiig hias ,er beenii folind to take its' place in treating tile irritale 1njxd inflammatory skin. affections, While not always establishing a perm1ii Inent euro, it never falls to stibdue the itching irritation and drive the 10czelia alwa.y and It 10 utbl years later hefore any teruptlonl again appears on the skin 'Thbe troubled should obtain at any htrmacy an ounce of bold-sul phuitr cream which is applied to the affected parts in the same manner as an ordi nary cold cream. IMPORTANT TO ALL WOMEN READERS OF THIS PAPERt Thousands upon thousands of wo 2men have kidney or bladder trouble and never suspect it. Women's complaints often prive to ho nothing else but kidnoy trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder (Is ease, RC the kidneys tare not in a healthy condition they may cause the other or gans to become diseased. You may suffer a great deal witi pain in the aInclk, bearing-down feel ings, headache aid loss of ambition. Poor- health makes yo.n ervous, ir ritable and imay be (espoimnien; it makes any one so. 1hit hundreds of women claiim that Dr. ilimner's Swa Im p-Hoot, by restor ing health to the k1ineys, proved to be just Ihe remedy needed to overcome 8uclh conditions. A good kidney medicie, possessing real healinig ani cirative value, shoild be a blessing to thoisands of nervous, over-worked women. Many send for a -sam ple bottle to sen what Swamp-Hoot. the great Kid ney, Liver and Bladder Renmedy will do for them. Every reader of this pa per, who has not already tried it, by enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., may receive sample size bottle by Parcel Post. You can purchase the regular fifty-cent and one-dolar size bottles at all drug stores. Get rid of siiier a poisoning Brace Imp for Autumn---here the thing Now 15e for 3-oz. bottle, (used to be 25d), 2De for 7-oz. bottle (used to be GO.) DR. CLIFTON JONES Dentist In the Sihmu nmons Rum ding. Phone: Offlee No. 86; Residasce 215 HICHESTER S PILLu ITHI Of O BRAND P, e th Blue Ribbon. son Y DRGGISTa laWmE LAURENS DRUG C~O. - rugrsta Everywham. WILD WEST SHOW. 101 Itanch Wildest and Wooliest er to be in Laurens October :t The 101 Rllanch Wild West. 1 larg e.st travelling exposition of listorvica! and romantic western lifef in the world. w'! visit Lauerlni I'ridiy, on Octobir .3. giving two perotrmances and in aigurating its apin ar'ace with a '.ala morning street parade. Mil Bros. & Arlington, the owners, proim I' i lln e trti m m sulrpa~ssin.; i malgn itude, atac~y 0t trea3menit an.l Instructive inter.s' anything of sits character ever seen under cavass. One of the advance agents clar; terizes the show as "The faniou io Ranch, of illiss, Ql.la., transporte.I in veritable miniature for a day to this f!i0ty." 'Thle cowpoys, cowgirls, in (dills, holses, Cattle nd bltfaloes ali have permanent holme onl the Ok laho iia prairie. Only the several score of Mexicans, Cosencks, Texas llingers and Northwestern .mlounted Police are not regularly cirolledi employes of the ranch. The organization which is comiiig to this city is an anIlified edition of the show which as startled tile amuse ment world for three years, It i4 a living 'Aage from 'frontier history, without profensIohalism or theatrics. It is Alely a "real" wild west show. lvery feature and figure is legitimate, faithful and characteristic. Without variation or illusion. -the primitive sports, perils, pastimes, hardships, ad ventures, chivalrlies and routine duties of the ranch, Ialnge and roun 1d-111 al.e reproducedl In a great arena. Miller lros. & Arlington have as pilred to 1m(ake the . pireliminiary st'reet parade a pageant that will remain a gloriolls menory to all who view it. Every person aln(d every alnimal with the organiza tloll Is reqiuired to he in hae. 'lhe c(avaelad(. stretches more thalli a mIle In lei'gthi. It is a moving sumaary of the vest whicll knew 110 harheI wire or blocked trains. Two performaances will he given. 2 aid 8 P. M.. the doors to tlie Indian village open an hour earlier. Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly The Old Stundard general )trengthening tonic, GROVVS TAST1lLFSS chill TONIC, drives out Malarint.enricheR the blood.nnd builds upthesys. tem. A true tonic. For adilts and children. 50c FALING HlAIlR ORt ITCIIING SVALP1 Surely ('ease When You U'se Parisian Sagev-3Makes Your Iliair Soft anI Fluffy. Now that Parisian Sage, a scientille preparation that su1pplies every hall and seal p need-ean be had at iny d rug counter, or from tie- Lairens 1)rug ko., it is certainly needless to have 1tin, brittle, llat d stingy o' faded hair. No iatte ow unsighitly your hair, how ba lyI it Is falling, or )how inuch dandru Parisian Sage is 'il that Is neele(d. Vvery trace of dan druff is removed with one application, the hair roots are nourished and stim nlated to grow now hailr, Itching scalp and falling hair cease-your hair be come8 soft, fluffy, abundant and ra diant with life and -heauty. 'Parisian Sage is surely one of t'no most invIgorating and refreshing hair tonics kcnown. It is easily used at home-not expensive, and even one ap n ilinatan nrovns its goness. *9 **** *9* * * *9 ***** * RABUN NEWS. * * * * * * * * * * * * * .,* * * * * R1abun, Oct. 5.--This com:nunity had a good rain the latter part of the week. The farmers are in a rush pieking cotton and having it ginned. Mrs. Clairky Cannon after being sick only a few weeks died at her home last Sunday evening and was luid to rest in the Rabun c( metery .\londay evening. BesideE leaving four children to mourn hle!, site has severalI children to muourn her loss, she leaves several grandchild(1ren and a numi ib er of friends. M rs. ('annj 11on was I womlani that was loved by all who knit -w her, and she will be very inuch i ised. M.s. Nancy Owens spent Tuesday with Mrs. Emily Woods of Eden coIm munity. .\liss Edna Owens visited M\liss Mar gle Iolder of (Creen Pond section Tuesday night. Mrs. Stewarit Mahon and Ai iss Jen ovee Babb were in Fountain 1in onte day last week on business. A nutuber of tlhe Rabun people at tended the association at Chestnut lidge last week. Miss Minnie Lee Nash of Clinton has been visiting Miss 0Cora Medlock. Mr. Solomon Mahaffey of 'Eden sec tion, spent Sunday with Mr. Dennis Owens. Mr. Rufus Armstrong of Lmautens, attended preaching at Rabun Sunday morning. No. 10605 TREASITRY DEPAR+M\)N'r. Olice of Comptroller of the Currency. Washington, ). C., Aug. 31, 1914. WilINElEAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned. it has been imade to appear that "I-NTEI PiSKE NATIONAL lIANK OF LAlt RENS" in the CITY of IAUIENS, in the county of LAUlRENS.1( and State of SOUTil CAl0OIlNA, has comitlilled with I all the provisions of the Statutes of the United States, require(d to be complied witIt before an association shall be author Ized to commnene tihe bus ness of banking; NOW THEREFORE, I, . IIN SKEr TON WILIAMS, C mp -oiler of the Currency, (10 hert ay certify that 'ENTERPRISE N ONAL BANK OF LA'IRENS' in the CITY of LAIENS, in the cc'nty (if LA' RMENS and State of .0UT11I CAROLINA, is authorized to com mentee the businaess of Banking as pro vided in Section Fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States. CONVERSION of Enterprise, Bank, Laurens, S. C. IN TESTiMONY VI tEREOF witness my hand and Seal of oIllce (Seal) this 3ist day of ALGUST, 1914. (Signed) JNO. SKELPON WILLIAMS, Comptroller of tihe Currency. 8-t0t * IIIILK0TICANE NEWS. * Hurricane, Octo. 5.-After several days of rain everybody will welcome tlhe sunshine again. The .farmers es p~ecially will bo glad to see the sun. that they 'may harvest their crops. Special -S seviCqS pyp ,liebi,at -H):r ricane church on Bunday morning. In spite of tle incleimiency of ti4 weaith- I'lere will be a1 box party t11 I- Air. .link IHavener and soil, V:tice. er, egrite a1 Crowd was preseot. v: 11. school 1101t oil next Pr-icuiy tie boy preacher, arrived in IL:nford We regr'et very neleh to giv- 111) .\r. Iiht, Ool i9th. The piblic Is, cor- .\onlay, the guests of Mr. .1. 1). .flthn. anad Mrs. J. 1). M1-1 ani'dy ai(1 la11 fy w'ho dial 4 itt v d. A goodt rite Is prom - son . I'ne boy will preach in thle 'lap have moved to Virginia. They were ised kill. The itoCeeds will be itse(i tCst chi arch Tht rsday night. accompanied by Mr. Robert Copeland. -0li- eriefit of s(chool. Ir s. .1. W. Lanford and irs. .1. 13. Mlr. Copeland will a!so be missedl, ci-I i---ooley are visit..ig M*s. Ania *inp, pcecially by the young people aiong * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I * n Spart-innburg this week. wlioiii he ws (tl~lte a favorite. ; Miiss latrie YarboroulyIh i l Spar .\lr. .10ie Simpson ani .\lr. Clytde L, ANFORlD NEWS. *arlblirg for a few lays. Young attendel the association al * * Mr. .1. 1. Harmon war il a Cross Roi.ds cliurch last week. t*t*rgl '*o* I** cir*us * *ruaesday. Mirs. M. A. Youtig is visitilg in Lal - La lford. Oct. 5.-...\is. lur1it lattox Mr. .l. Flerrm rig has retia c:1 froli -r . wa5i ilriel Ilere Satilrld:ay. Tlhe railti- a visi; to Ieesville. A large crowd froni luirricane at- Ily have ile syniliatliy of tle ('(ti11titi- Port to Mr. ntl Mrs. 'ollier flur telideed t1e coli:itunity FlaIr at Rock It y. ilet. a girl, on the 22td. -ridge. Lollis 14ni Ev-vliill llvtveii - li rn to M\r. arld Aits. (Wl ln .\la:'ti, The .\lIsse's Nabors altd .liss I 'vdu are thre guests of M\iss OtIe!!a .oh litsoi a gil1. on October filh. P.iittl'ori were visitors inl ('lintor: lm t Ir L. .\l. (':utiroi is s im ;lig the weel<-~~ wekiiSirtiltrgwt ir<;lgI HOW To Give Quinine To Children. Ivc ss. G l A e s ev1i ; e k .\lit Spli -tattl~rt ig it t'I F TiTIRIIINxIisthetrade-tunrk itanme given toat Mliss (iI Alketi s tlie we: - ter, Mrs. I. . Bomar. litnprovedQunitine. ltlsaTstelessSyrup, piens 'tll IIat thre home of ir-, .1. I1. l'o wi;s ;a Nel \ Wel lao'ii lta g:ite to Pi- ant to take and does trot disturb the stomach. e Children take it atd never know it Is Q:iine. I' delplia 'or the winter. Also espcially adapted to adults who cannot .i'. .1. I,. Isillford was th glist of ('aipt. .1. W. l.ainlford was ill Lail'orens c se nervousness aorringug ii the end. Try It tie next (ine you need Quinilne for tany pur Mr. anI t11's, ., L. Siilpsoi oil Stind:y .loiday on busilless. pose. Ask for 2'ounce original package. Tre ame FI DRILI.N1 is blown ins bottle. 25cenAe. ~- -..-* - ;~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... J5.. Cossack Rough-Riding and American High Jumping, which will be seen in the 101 Ranch Wild West Show coming to Laurens Friday, Oct-oher 23.