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Efe Zbbertiser Sabscription Price Is $1.00 Per Year Payable In Advance. Published by ADVERTISER PRINTING COMPANY Laurens, 8. C. *"ASON LEE President METHUR LEE Sec. and Treas. Advertising Rates on Application. Obituaries and Card of Thanks: One cent a word. Eutered at the postoffice at Laurens, S. C., as second class mail matter. LAURENS, H. C., O('TOBER 14,11914. The Advertiser will be glad to receive the local news of all the communities In the county. Cor. respondemts are requested to sign their names to tile contrl butions.. Letters should not be mailed later thant Monday morn ing. 'h )rate for lPriday! 4. 1 4 Co'n.- to the County :air! * A I' Th1 iople atten lditr the fair- ol Fridayv will exp1ect to seeo the storv: deco:'jted inl Ilag;; and hunltingi. lwet' ]lot diSappIoint theil. letI pt oni: gaha ;.ilire. 'h lowly pk1111 in has been o vated to high position In tile worli o mierdcin by Dr. Karnowski, a faiou Euiropean plhyesician. who says that I taken In suilleiently ellorllolus quant)i ties, it will cure Bright.'s disease. 'Yorkville Enquirer. Say about thre per <lay. In order to promote the use of Cot ton bags, and thereby to increase th domestic consumption of the staple, Inaterial increase in tile duty on but Japs, and jute, of which buriaps i 3nade. was lgges yi sterday bIy th 7ht ltits' lfc h ange, of charlest o A special meeting of the I'xchang 1d. 1 resolutions ilndorsing .1 big tariff onl .inib and!u]as ando for, wardwid colpies of t1h rsmolutiol 1 trit i1 Congr':ss, alld to lhr 111mbeer of the 't'win ral Ass'mb:i',oly from thi Co n1:it. Not it of ihe : tion of Ihl ex -u w.; alstio wireli 14) th lVhonie: - : ,rocers' Assoviation, Ch 'headiarte'rs of which is ill .\tlan --Cha'bI-stonl News aind Courir. \ i magin th:t one Nelsotl W. ii .woulId he "pleased" to have ( o, 301'th ele m ations.l' n ii I r4'. \ TI N1 N- 'O3I ('.\ I'T I ON. 01:' le:tsl ors Voul(l I wis(' 'take . son 110d though4It befor' Iassin Ofnal'.' oil the hill to pirtohiilbit till 111 p)orion of)1 01 (Otton1 illto t.hlis state) frIon any o f 1111 0th1 en(' 'ttonl growting state:s us th!e hil now1 hei 10ng considek'redl vir tual:'. dions. Th~e wisdom of such 11 ateI) i4 s questionlable, from severad stand-points. Ini tihe lIrst place it I: doublt ful whether or not it would rut 'the gaitntlet of thel interPstate COml 51n0ree law. ThllIis pase of the ques 'tion. h1'Ioev(er. Is best settled by a tes' of th la :w. 1n the31 seconld 3)1ac'e, anl3 ctica1 whidch we might take at thh ilm tol( 1bar1 thle prioiduct0s of otheor cot. 'ton ii:owinlg staites frotm tis stat< "foot t.'r a muttual solution of the miair 'proble n. Thesel' t%' wo obel tis, la rge 3y o:' *''iediency', are relatIvely inol oaess ('ompare:lCd IIo the impl~ortance of the i:in tip)le in vol ved. Ally ac tioni now1 *lon1 0011on1inue, heair' the4 (':r tion: aihe th5 3441 a sinc4er'' measurd e fot protoction. ,\n such1, it woti he3) in .lain siolatI.,on of the~ fedleral conisti 'tution anlldaglins:t everly plrinciple of tlair play. Of cour's' 'The Advertilser is In sym to all th. R'outh ('arolina' farmer, but it is not willing to see the state sne. friflee both its principle and its friends to gain a denlred end(. r 14)OIeles Long Troule Cured. af'any recoveries from Luing Trou-. bles are due to -Dr. IJell's Vine-Tar Hloney. It n4reugthens the Lungs, CIchees the (Cough an~d given relief at once-Mr. W. f4. Wilklns, Gates, N. C., 'writes: "I uised D~r. Bell's Pine-Tar 3-oney In a case given up a's 'hopeless anda it effected a Complete cure." Get n:ottle of Dr. JHell':. Pine-Tar-Honey. 'Tf your cough is dry and hacking let dt trickle down the throat, you will lurely get relief. Only 25c at your druggst. It Always Dloes the Work. "f like Chamblierlafn's Coughl Remse dy' hotter than any other," writes -R., E. Roberts, -Imer' City, Pa. "1I haye daken It off and on .for years and It huas never failed to give the desired iennlta." lFor sale by all dealers. COLUMBIA TRAIN WRECKED YESTERDAY * C., N. & L. Morning Passenger Train Runs Into Split Switch and Engine D Turns Turtle. Morning trait No. 55 to Columbia on i tile C., N. & L. railroad ran into a split c switch yesterday morning at Goldville 8 resulting in considerable damage to M the equipment and slight injuries to & members of the crew. The engine and tender of the train turned completely d over and the three coaches left the fa traek. The colored fireman was pain- S fully thongh not seriously injured and c EIngineer Graham, Baggage Master t' Level and Mail Clerk Killian were 1; slightly bruised. The train was in J1 charge of Capt. Dyess, who escaped t uninjured. ( Engineer Grahain saw that the switch had not opened to the usual sa width whenl he got within a few yards c of it. Ile quickly put on the eier- L gency brakes and jumped for his life. t Tlhe engine passed over the dangerous place. but the tender hit the project Ing rail andi left the track. The en gine, being a very light one, was pull ed off the track by the tender and both rolled over on their sldes. the tire- 1 tman being pinned withiln. After the I train had come to a stop, lo freel him- i self from tithe wreekage'. Capt. Graham was slialht ly inittred floi Ilie impart of his fall. The wrvcki ovcurrl-(j ()n a cur11ve ne411*r the Got vll stationl. The trainl wa's 1 ot runniling at a highI rat' of sied 1111 this is asvblled the esaple of thlle Crew\ andpasener from mlore seri oil., inljltries. The trlack was cla red aim empor arily repaired by 2:0111 o'clock, when at extra eigine ptilled the coaches on to i Columbia. 'ITe Seaboard Alt Iin I wreelier was brought from Monroe last iight. to raise tho engie and tetider. Your Fall ('old Needs Attention. I No uise to fuss and try to wear it out. It wIll woar yoi out instead. Take Dr. King's New Discovery, rellef follows quickly. It cheeks your cold and soollhes your votigh away. Pleas : ant, antiseptic aid healing. Childrent - like it. Get a 50c bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery atind keep it in tile house. "Our family caugh and cold doctor." writes Lwis Chamberlaint, - .lailester, Ohio. .Aloney back if not satisfied, but it n4ear'ly. alw:ys helps. 311(s. 1.\TTI11111) D DIAll. Widely C'onnlected inl this Cl'ottny, 11114-d it Hiome of Nieee lIi Orn. \lrs. .\ ttll'I hodd, widow of thile lt J. hor. Ihnid, of, Anderson, d.N e l at f:' hr ni'-. .\'rs. Cor'l oh e to, (:'t rab' r Ie ti. Ti'4 bod'y w.- As arriod to Prostorily. u i-e 11in tr nttook hiesatulrdalyaf rno Thel dece-ased wa inl tho CGIh) yearI of 1a-r. :e an! hadi ' b n lin ill he alth for. s ne tinte. .\hrs. Dodd's firs maling wia ito 'ol. Alext' ndt r Nahors, whow lyN colnnected lin tis. county. To themI made the ir hom. g r tilee ota oftew motshOli e ohal een divnwith llte Na erf Prospe virit y asafo tli, Newberr'y College secondi ta lIast I F~rida~y 11y the score (of 12 to1 (. For the flirst gameil it. was itnu tsuall nappy~1113 antI Inter'est intg. hothI teigns play'ed excel lent ball antd the I gamte wasi re .111ete wVI tht spectacuIat' stunts of v'ari (Clintlr-bItinItg. figh ts and forwvartd pa8sses. Th'e( lolal teami wast sldomi in dlantger of eitn~tg s(cor'ed on, thiie hall he ing kepjt pracL(ti('ally3 all (of thel I timei in thle enemyl3's ltrrtotry. IFletuing f'or L~aurents scored a touch'ldowni in the pei'foirmiance in the( fou th I 1 t'lare r, goal beig klIekedl ni'thler' tim'. YOU'RE CONSTIPATED, BILIOUSV--CASCARETS 1 Sick leudache, Sour Stomachl, Oas, s Had Breath, Metan Llier and ikowels Need Cleaing.5 Get a 10-cent box no*. No odds how b~ad yotir liver, sfo'm achi or bowels; how u~ich youri head aches, how milserable nd uncomfort able you are from coj stipation, iindi- I gestion, biliousness a 4d altiggishi how els-y'ou always" get the desired r'e suits with Cascaret&. Don't lot your st' macli liver atnd bowels make you miserabile. Tak-t Cas carets tonight; p)ut an end to the hicadache, bilIousness, dizzAinesls, ner1 VOusness, sick, sow', gassy stomach, biackachie ands all other' ditress; cleatnse your inside organs of all the bile, gases and constipated matter' w'hich Is producing the miset'y, t A 10-eent box means health, happi ness amnd a clear head for months. No 2 more (lays oif gloomi and( dIstress If' you will take a Cascaret now and then. 2 Ali druggists sell O'saes Don/t forget theo chiildren-their little In-( I ildne need a gentle clansing, too. . * * * * ** * e* * * e IEPLIES TO "AUNT 1KATE". * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ear Aunt Kate: We people11 up here believed al- the me that'you were for the "silk hat" rowd. But 1 want it fully under ood that we don't belong to that ele ent, and we consider it beneath our ignity to "tag" after them. Our great-grandfathers were sol lrs in the Revolutionary war, our tthers fought under Lee and Jack in in Maryland and Virginia for a UISe tile)' thought to be right; and )day we are fighting no less v'alliant * for a reason we consider equally 1st. Therefore we are supporting lose candidates who best represent ur Interests. Aunt Kate is surprised that I believe' [me of Blease's statements, I may be ver credulous sometimes; but I will ct a Jew's harp that Aunt Kate iought that Bins and Felder would jug" IBlease wheni tile)' said they could. And 1 guess she sat there ay after dlay wondering why they, idn't arrest him. Aunt Kate, I do not wonder at your appiness over tile restilt. of the elec oll, and I shall not he offeiled In he least if you jubllate to tile extent >f bursting your ilngs. I think yoi houl be allowed that privilege after' he lonl'" defevat yott anities h~ave( sutfer d. and the exPelnse of those investi atinhg comlittees. Youl N wIsh to lee the 'record straight i regard to Pollock'1141 ll niigs' id to 1-nat,1or Smlithl, and th11i thley. 11r4 already receiving their reward. You are correct illasiluch as they lid servet him In tile exalted capacity if "skillet CalrrHer," and I also agree hat Mir. Pollock came v'ery near to etting what lie justly deserved after lie ball(liet in Columbia when lie iet 'ralk Ilamiond in the lobby. If I lad beenl there I think I should have aid "Sic him1 Tige!" It6 votes for Pollock and 14 votes or .lennings! A rather flattering hal of isn't it? That shows tile Opinion he good people of old 141 laucrns ('01111 y have of them. Ailt lKat thiiks Blease's defeat (1ue o som1e ex telnt, to tile blow he recei v 'd frot Illnian. Well Tillmilan is list that sorl of manll. Look what Ie lid for Col. Irhy. Ilhy was the Laui enls counity mnan whoml It. It. TI'illman eletedvi lo laun11ch his caulse when hle lrst rani for governol'. Iiby said that 11f'r he hal wided tiihe streall with 'illman I onl his hei anid had landed 1;m1 saffy 4 onl the aiank, anl while he 11rby %) went back after his clths. 'iI1ial got a holl '1n1d tried to) Sinli i Is he' was rossilg. I trfist that .\ttlli Kaile hais t. for otien) 111: 1 y4-1. and that is tli way Olities has bon r I ng11011 -,ver ( sin e. . omr faction for everall years. has 0een sayilg "Give us a gOVerm111tll or the people, by t(e lople." and jlust s soon as they got it, they squalled utt "Fraud! Restrict thle primlar-y" ist hie'se it dlid lit sit them. I wish1 it wer' ot01hei'wise; lbut 1 nelth r' llease no0r Smlithl repre'sent imy) idlea f t rue st atesmianshiip to the ex tenit hut I call say to myl) hulsband~ or' to my1) oins, ''''heire is a man worthiy of y'ouri mltiton. Ini your~ ev'erydlay walk of ife, follow ini his foot-stepls." Fortul am'telv I (10 not have to choose0 betwveen lit two oniithait point1. Thi1a !s the jew I take of the po0lit ical questIon 'here n10 perfect model is avaIlable, nd I must15 "choose betwein two evils, dke the less." 'I have' beeni' reiably' n formiled th:' Sen.i Sithli is a very 'i'ck'd muan. Foi' ('xample: 1)urilng he4'I lsI senatia 'i 'l campigni, thle day e spoke at Woodrn'tff. I was told( that t (ontine from(1 iili Page FourlI.) or youir sysItemi's safke, use4( (i'istr lI. No--Iot w~on't " aike youtrself iek'' tauking It-not an longer! You in drlnk this right out of the botide. NOW 15c FOR 3-OZ. BOTTLE USE!) TO BE 2,5C 01t4 nlO mforeC than the old '"Tor llrouslto-Take"' kind, and less ian the al'rmatic, or flav'ored kind -4 oz,. bottle now 15e instead of 5e-formeil~lr 50e bottle (7..oz.) niow et it at Your Druggist's1 Your Horse Will Have the Best of Care id more of it Is secured from the nhinal that's well shod. If we do the vork you can depend upon our years of experience in doing it right, and of quality to linger long after the cost a forgot J. D. SEXTON & SON LAURENS, S. C. SPECIAL NOT!CES. Wanted-. Whli1 e Leghorn or Rlhode IslaIld Ied hens. Address llox 12 - 12-1t For Itent or Lea se- -'I'llree-h8orse farmh, tIwo miles from LiaIrens, for one, thrlee or live years. Good dwell inug, ou1tbuildi ngs alld pastire. Apply to Dr. Clifton Jonles. 12-1t Lost, Stra11 yed or Sf'lenl---White and brownI spotted pointer. Will answer to niame of Dash; has hump on end of nose as though snake-bitten; about 2 inches of tail has beenl cut off. lie ward if returned to J. McC. Barks dale, Clinton, S. C. 12-2t To Itent or Work on Share--A farm in good state of cultivation, 1 1-2 miles from Lau rens. Apply to Advertis er olice. 12-2t Seed Oats for Sale-700 bushels Baneroft rust-proof seed oats for sale. S. J. Davis, Laurenls, Itt. 5. 4-tf For Sale or Itent--Sealed proposals to buy o- ren, the plaiiitation of the Iato W. W. .ones, containing 219 acres 3 iles from Lauren4s on road to Ora. TIlel ter's of rent are for one year froni .aai..ary 1st, 1915, to December Ist, 1) 15. Terms of sale are 1-3 cash, the balance On1 one. tvo aid three vears ile. The right to refuse anly or ill hids is reserved. It. P. .lones, Kxcen lor, lattie .1. Mayer, Execitrix. 10-it *++oo + >4oo e++12 Special -Exi SE SBlanke's "Mac __ A THE LAURENS From 3 P.N1 e $25.00 in Gold I: or "It" $25 IN G IDavis-Rope SCHOOL POWE DRU( DN THE SQUARE Keen Your Stomach and Liver Healthy A vigorous Stomach, perfect work ng Liver and regular acting Bowels a guaranteed if you will use Dr. King's New Life Pills. They insure ood Digestion, correct Constipation mnd have an excellent tonic effect on :he whole system-Purify your blood Ind rid you of all body poisons hrough the Bowels. Only 25c at your Iruggist. utes Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. rhe worst cases, no matter of how long standing, bre cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. Porterle Antiseptic healing Il. it relieves ain and Heats at the same time. 25c, 50c, $1.00 Toned Up Whole System. "Chamberlain's Tablets have done more for -me than I ever dared hope for," writes Mrs. sther Mac Baker, Spencerport, N. Y. "I used several bottles of these tablets a few months ago. They not only cured ime of bit lous attacks, sick headaches and that tired out feeling, but toned up my whole system." For sale by all deal Lws. CI'S.M Youi will be delighted with our wrist watches-our' stock embraces mnny artistic I shapes and styles-all, of course, in keeping with i Fash ion's latest demands. s You can secure a j1 kt. solid gold watch with a flex ible extension bracelet at a price that will convince you it is a particularly excellent purchase. An exceptionally fine se lection is offered here-see u1s before I)uying. SMUilim , Ao Exptert atr Iniker 3rturietr trtuu ra-Special E hanical Man" COUTYFAIR I. to 5 P. M.A F-U-Make " )LD $25 r Company BOOKS and school sulplies for all grades, You will find everythi g noeded in our B~ook Departmen We are pro pared to equip every holar from one just beginning on up to the senior at the high school, it every book and supply needed and at prices too, as low, if not lower thlan anywhere else. 1. COMPANY L A URENS. S. C. Augustus G. Hart, Attorney at Law BANK OF LAURENS BLDO. In ofilce recently occupied by John M. Cannon, deceased. Promi't attenjton-given to all business P i e In all State Courts. Jno.W. Ferguson C. C. Feathersbone W B. Knight PER ON, PEATHBRSTONE & KNiIT Attorneys at Law Laurens, S. C. Prompt and careful attention given toAll business. OffloeOver Palmetto Bank. NOTICE OF THE County Treasurer The Books of the County Treasurer will be opened for the collection of State, County and Commutation Road 'Taxes for fiscal year, 1914, at the TIesuirer-s Oilee from October 15th. to Iecenmbei. 31s4t. 1911. After I)ceem ber 31st. One per ceiI. will be added. After Janunary 31st, two per cent will bo added, and after February 28t.h, s-even per (ent. will be added till the 1.3th day of March, 1915, whent the books will he closed. All personi owning properly In more thaltn on1e Tow nship 110 relueted to Call for receipts in each of the several Townships Iin whih the property Is located. This is important, as addition al cost and penalty may he attached. All able-bodied male citizens be t ween the ages of 21 and 60 years of ago are liable to pay a poll tax of $1.00 except Old soldiers, who are exaflhl)t at 50 years of age. Coinmutation Roal Tax $1.50 In lieu of road duty. The 'Tax Levy Is as follows: For State purposes ......6 m1ills For Constitutional School Tax 3 mills ForI, Ordinary County purposes 3 mills For Interest on Railroad Bon(s 1 mill For Rload and Bridge Bonds 1 3 mills For Court I louse Bonds . . . . % mills TotaU .. . .. . .6 mills Special Schools--Laurens Township. Laurens, No. 11 .. .. .. .. ..7 mills Trinity-Ridge No. ........8% ill .\MathiIn s No. 2 ..1.,.1.1.4 1mll Narnltie No. n.. .... ......5 mills llailey No. I..I......... mills .\Mills No. 5 ............2 mills Otk (rov No. t........ ..2 'mi!1s Or1a No. 12..............1 mills SpeIla Schools -'o'ltigs Towtsip. Yotigas No. '-...... ..... mills Youngs No. 2 Youngs No. I Yoting No. . ............ Fountain lnn N 1.........1 mills Lniford No. 10.............. 11111ills Ora No. 12 . .Imis Youngs No. I .Ills Cntral No. 6 .Ills loti.gs No. 7... mills i~i~~.n lnil I.........4 mills S.I No. 2mIlls Shilt No . ......1 mills GrayCo 't-Qw.ngs No. . . 1 mIlls I linkAtnrc No 7....... mills Founain nn o 31.. ....3 millIs Mern No.8........ .....2 mIlls Yoinls No. 4 ........... mills SpecIal Schodfs-Duli Towshp. Gr.ee o. . .. ........... ills iacl:o No. 1 -.. .... ....8%.. mills Shila SrNgs3 N.. .. .. .....4.millIs liarku!n No. 6...... ......5 mills liialsonhurch No 75.. .... ..4 mills Friuntain No. 61 .~....71 mills .reern No. ..-... .. ....2 mills Dira No. 4 .. ........... mills Speia Schools-Watlilon Towvnsh Il) Mtletlo No. 14.. .. ......3. miils PrntonalgeNo. .. .... ....4 millsq PolarSpring No. 3.......... mills Rabun No. 4............y, -mIlls Cendersoinvil No. 5 . ...28 mills Frilehp No. .\.........7 millIs Mtreart No. 7 .. ...... mills Merna~v No. ..--.. ........2 mills Special Schools---Warlo l TiI ownsh il. Watro No1 tk. 13............. mills Mros lallge No. 1 .. ....2 mill~s Crossm11 No. .. .. .........mills okv ill No. 5--.-1 . ....2.. mills Cros P1ea1an No. 5..... ..... mills Mt.s 11111 No. 76.... .... .....5 mIlls reody 1rove No. 3 . . ...2 mills S'pecial Schools-Crosstem11 Townshp. Crountvillo No. 136.. .. ....7 mills Curo 11 No. .... ......... mills Curo 11 No. 2.... ......2 millsi Clion11 No. 4.... ......2 mIlls Crosste ll No. 8... .... ....4 mills CrdostHi No. 4 .. .... ..... mIlls CurosHl No. 3 .. .. ....2 mills .Special Schools-Jackse Townsip. Ounvll No. 16 ........9 mills H~unrtr No. 1.... ....,,..4 mills SIadytero No. . ... .... ..4 mills JCkto No. 3... .......... mills Hungtro. Chrc -.. .... ..3 mills Waseimwrt No. 41.. .... .....2 mills Hunterd No. 10.. ... .. .... ..2 mIlls Hrra No. 15...... ....3 mills Scadyieoe No. 2 .. .... ..3 ills Scuffletown No. 14........2 mills Prompt attention wIII be0 given those who wish to pay their Taxes thro igh the mail by check, money ordle" .ote. Pdrsons sending in lists of names to be taken off are refluested to send them early: and give the Towvnshipi of each, as the Treasurer Is very busy durIng the month of December. ROSS D). YOUNG,4O County Treasurer, October 13, 1914 ..