Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Rheumatic Throat Is Common Trouble Should Be Treated in Blood To\?revent Recurrence. There are successful gargles that stop norentuss In the thrait. hitt to prevent their incessant rettuirn, the blood mnust he put II order. The best renedy is K. S. S., us It 11111ill es all the futnettons of the body to neutralize the Irritant-s o- waste proditets and to stinittlatt, their excretion through the proper thannels. tItiiuatie smre throat Is a dangerotus infilei lon. us it nioatis that tie 1,lood is lonled with more tie vlid than the kid 1eys ,-an exCetee. nnl tnay titus lead to serious general distnrbante. The action of .. 8. S. stintulates cellular aetivity. It lirevents ite n-eutinulationt of Irritanits in loval spots. It enables the arteries to supiply (itilekly the iew red bloill to replace worin-ilt tissue. For this r-etson urile netit that finds tile thri'at fni easy prey to Its brieakingt-down inluene. ia siattered and Ninttizied. In other wirds. 8. .. S. privents chroute coli ditlins by enabling all th1ii inouls Ilinings (it the 1md to~ Il ser'eto h11alth1Y 1tueus. Its inhlenct I shoiiwi inl a tirkedl ittnprove uient if the irti-l tubs. wheireby the huskine-ss of voi' with thic., grayish ex eitoatiitions lov-ericome. 9. S. S.. well diluited witlh W.1141r. itnn a blooll hath, tine it is welcoim- to 'iy stnwtcit and at enie gets into tii bloifla S. S. 8. Is frei i ot' ;I umierals and con tails tngritis woud4rfully contlucive to Wel1111l 1--balnced health, i You cai git it a tiv druz store, bit do not necept anythiit ele. There is ihinger lit subtiiitties. S. S. S. is preltared ot'v by Thi Swift Speilte 0).. -'.% Swift Itldg., Atlantal 4'.. Oilr 31Mo leal llpt. wIll give yuil free Iusitiiion 1 - t-ill ont tny subject of blood dis'later. V'rit ' toilay. CO 'NTY LCE N SE. eieniset for Traflic in Seed Cotetn and114 Ilnplicktd Lint Cottont in the County of 1,auri'ens, S. C., for the ye'air A. 1). Stati of Solith Carolina, 'ottity of i 1ltlrOlls. iitsunit to ani Act of the Getneral ASSeIlibly of South Carolina, provid ing tiirefor, aIpprovid the 18th day of Februiary, A. 1). 1905; 1'w it res.-olved by the lioa1rd of Counl ty 1)uli issionie I-- of ILaur-ens Coutyt, inl the sti.11 of South Carolina, in re'g a "awl the. smilne are herlieby fixed inl [o ollowing" an1lounlts. to wit; Vol. foot ,ber of goods,. ae .1 Iiorch.tindisi, l'ifiuite nI lollars; I I ddIleI.- of II:..(I il- Ihand;is4 inl t wo lilh :-s of inerchanl- in. i o tne oOI ' w%.n Iit llollars,: W' bl it t ; or, ra1ng.s, fo i l!, l 'i n tdr II I yid its, Lins i o in~r ii. Pil dieri in Iare ou t. . ,f r "I -i , A liy of iii I ,:iiu n h-. la- iii eslved' by th' ifoat-d of (Coun ty inntliisioners of idauriens ('unilty, itt lthe state of SouthI Criaolina, in re; ult' anntutal meetinig atssembtiled(; Thait th -:lieise lees to be paid by I Iawker-s sid (<ounty3 duinitg the yeair A. 1). 1915o, w'a gotn opera ted biy thle same firi; IPeddllers of Piantos or- Or-gans for eachi waigoni operated, OtneIJ ltded and( Trhitrty Five Dollars. All licenses to be issuted by the Cletrk of' Court of said lountuly antd to be of force andtt effect unitl the 31st dlay of D~ecemibet- A. D). 19 15, as pro vide'd iby law; Prttovidied that all licenses issuted alfter- the thitteth day of Junet shtall be for two-thtirds the above named r-aItes. D~one in regulatr annual mieetinug at Laure-ns, S.C., thtis the 7th (lay of Jlanuiary A. D1. 1915. II. 13. IIUMBE~tRT, Attest: Suipervisor'. J. Ii MOCK, Clerk. 26--3t J. WV. Fecrgutson 4. C. Fe'athlerstone FERGUISON, PPEAT IIBRSTON[! & KNIOIt( Attorneys at Law Laurenis, S. C, P'rompit andu caireful attentilon gliven to all buisinuess. Ofice over P'almetto Bank invigorating to the Pato and Sickly 'The Olid ititndard genteral strentgthening tonic OROoVt-'S TASTJELIESS cill TONIC. drtves ou( El atrarit tniche' the bilod tndhiit~ttiup the sys. tien. A true tfnic. Fur nelutlbanoi chIlret. 50 .. * * * * * * * * * ** ** ** LETTER TO W. M. U. * * * * * S * * * *5* * * * * The following letter from the Long Creek Baptist Academy will be of in terest to the members of the Baptist Woman's Chi ristian Union of this coun ty: Mountain Rest, S. C., ltt. 1, Jan. 20, 19t~,. Th Laurens W. .1. T., My Dear Sisters: li behalf' of the Long Creek Academy and its students and teachers, let ame thank you most heati ily for the beau tifll furt'nishliags you have sent us for our sitting room. We just can't tell you how much we do appreciate what you hil 'ave done for tus but if you could have seen our beaming faces when your gifts were brought to us from Westminster, I'm sure you wouldl have known that all your labor has not been inl vain. We are so happy over ol." nicely futrnished sitting toom1, for now we have such a nice place to oi tertait ourt' Visitors in, and we shall also hold our evening devotiohal ser vices there. Miss Brailett's scarf or' table 11runtelr is beauti fiul, and l'm sure It. will add a great deal toward making our sitting room attractive. h'le ladies all over the State have hen so good to its, and we do ap1pre ciate their thought ful ness of us so tmech. Out' work is progressing nice ly. We lave had four new pupils to (o'm1e it) sintce Christmas. ThIaikintig youi' again for your kindness, an;1 n ishing for yet! a Iost successful and Hlappy New Year, I am3), Sincerely, .\lrs. (. C. Mangum. Large sized hottle of best quality Sewing Machine Oil, only 10c. S. M. & 1.. 11. W I K ES & CO. Whenever You Need a General Tonk Take Urove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic propertiesof QUININIS and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drivej out Malaria, Fnriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. A SS'SSR'S NOTi' ('E 1115. Thle Aditor's olice will be open from the 1st of .anuary to the 20tI of 4brttuarty, 1~ to imake retiurs3 of all per'tonal properlty for taxation. For the convt'nientce of taxpayers l . A. itlior or lis deptity Will attetnd :he followitng tumitte places to receive rturitnIlls for said year to Wit: -'Friday, .ain. 22, Tumbing Shoals, Al liv:,i Township, .: a, im. to 2.:0 ;). ill. pt. \ 1: . . :2 i. . . alo 's s ore li1 .it . t . . 'o . m1.. iI ( I '. , l I ox: i~ 1::" a in . :'n n V7 . A. W 1 7.1 -. I - c o in ' teli " - .ti heIiti ' it:e Of it IN n 1 .1ol tt* lo. ' s ~t iy of .)I ar tiy, t ! .i Lr ible tt a toad tax of $I.7tt andl are tetiuiredl to mtake shall pay to t:t. C'tyt 'T'iasturer at itm Samte itime o'.Le:' ta':es are'' paid in lett of' wotkinig the' roatd. Al itaxpayer's are r''qtired'c to give Townish ip atnd No. of School Distr'ict; also slate whethter pr'oper'ty is situat edl in1 1town or cout ry. 10tc~h lot, tract orparceol of land mu ist be entered sep arately. A'tet' the 20t h of F'ebruar'y 50 per cent penal ty w~'ill be attachted for fail ure to makeC rtuirns. J. W. THOMPSON, Counaty Auditor. 'JTime for 'Ceanintg St reamns in Laurens State of South Carolina, County of Laur'ens. Pursutant to an Act of thte General Assembly of South Catrolina, therefor' providing; Be it r'esolved,~ by the Board of County Commissioner's of Laurens countlty ini tihe state afor'esaid; 'That the following periods be0 and the samne arc hereby fixed .for the cleaninig of streoams within1 said coumnty -for and during the year A. D). 1915, to wit; That all streams within said cotun ty shall be cleaned out ais reqired'c by lawv during the per'iod beginning the first (lay of Februartty atnd endcing the last way of .M.arch, atid that they shall again be0 cleaned within thet pertiocd be gitnnhoi th lte f1fteet lidcay of .Ju3ly and eniding the lthirty-tirtst day of Auigutst. All ladwr a ndce 10' persons~t503 itn charge of lands are hereby notiflecd and requ'0I red to ecean3 thir st reamts wvithitn thie abhove natmed per'iods. IDonte at ILaur3tis,) S. ('., in r'egulIart antnual mcee tig this 7th day of .Jan tatry, A. 1). 19315. At test :. H .\litHI.RT, UNION MEETINO * * * * * * * * ** * ** * * * * * First division meets with 'Durbin Creek Saturday and Sunday, January 30-31, 1915. Saturday. 10-Oevotional services, G. T. Cook. 10:20--Why and to What ixtent Should Christians be Interested in Missions? W. 11. Drummond, G. 11. Stewart. 1 I : 00--Serimon. .J. 1'. Coleman. 12:00-Adjournment for dinner. 1:00--Devotional services, by Modera tor. 1:30-ilow Can We Enlist the Interest of our Churches In our Union Meet ings? 1R. J. Williams, J. A. Brock and W. J. Cooper. 2:00-EflIciency in .the King's Busi ness. J. P. Coleman, W. G. Golight ly, C. W. Wilkie, S. E. Brailett. Sunay. 10:00-Sunday school. 11:00--Sermon. 11. 11. Jordan. 12:00-Adjournment. IF CONSTIPATED OR BILIOUS "CASCARETS" For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Slugwishi Liver lad iowels--They work while you sleep. Get a 10-cent box. Take a Casearet tonight to cleanse your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and you will surely feel great by morning. You men and women who h'ave head ache, coated tongue, a had cold, are bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with a sick, gassy disordered stomach or have backache and feel ill worn out. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets-or merely forcing a passagewa" every fow days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? Cascarets immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour. undigested and ' fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the constipated waste matter and poison from the bowels. 110tnebiler, a Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning. A 10-cent box from your driuggist meanus healtliv bowel action: a clear head anil cheerfiulness for itonths. Don't forget the childrenl. Viddle-Wolient. .\ 11itu 'riage of 1iuch interest ail gre(:II sur11prioi to the pe(ole or Ll' riuns- was that of .\iss i.eola itiddle to .\slr . 11 1-n 'l. \\ooloen ThulIsrsday evenl .1. anua1trY 2 t a.'t S::3 o'elok at 'Ill, .\otludist spiso na Sp rtanlhur. ;im 11 ev. ('. (' ieri -t, o!iicit intr. T e 1-ri h- 1., .1 dau::h.J tlr of .\r. anll. -. \. . litidl of Ovings, hut has hr - w a itio % V GitRLS! GuIS! TRZY IT BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR for oil. Ve i ~ h Ir lii (-i100 ii;ht wv y, flui - aft. "Danchineo, hair eleanse."' .tu-i astri at. a t ime. 'is w ill tlen se Ite hir I of' dust, (lilt, atol u'xcessivet oil and i JItlst a few moments you have doiubtled thle beauty of you' hair. ltesidles beautifying the hair ait on1ce, I anderine dissolves every pariticle of dandrul lff; clean'ses, puritles tand in vigorat Ies tihe seal p, forever stoppi ug itching and falling hair. Put what wil 1pilease you most will b)e after a few, weeks' use( when~i you will actually see new hair-flue and downv at flrst,.-yes-but really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it surely got a 25 cent. bottle of Knowlton's Dander'ine from any drung gist or toilet counter. andl just try it. * * * * ** * * ** * * * * * * * *IN MEX0RIh43[ * * Mrs. Azieo Wilson Cliary, * * Horn Mfay 12, 1878, * * IDied January 2, 1915. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I write to) honor the dead and wvere It possible I would infuse Into my words such tenderness as would bright en the gloomi of the bereaved ones, for I ama not all unlearned in grief; but the hour ia too fulli of Intense feeling to give satisfactory utterance in speaking of tile life of this sweet friend of thte writer. Whereas, ont the nIighit of Jfan. 2, 1913I , God in ills -all wise. hloly prlovi deen, sent the "Death Angel"', wh~o c lailnedtho .sie'weet spirit of Mrs. Azlie Wiulsoni Clary, w'ife of Mrll. . E. Clary 5'nld onte of our 'most e illelen t, fa ithiful mniber's of' Th'e 11lenry L.aurens (Chap ter', D). A. 11. We des'ireC to eixpress0 CIu'r sinien sorow nt the los, en a society have sustained In 'her death, and to bealr testimony to the noble, p're character of our deceased friend and daughter. Genial in bearing, magnetic in' man ner, attractive iII person, sp)rigltly in conversation, alwa-ys willing to per forn the duties which devolved upon her .as a member of our society, she drew after her the hearts of many, the amniration of all. As her immortal spirit was released from Its earthly tenement of clay, "\lethinks" we can hear the welcome gi cting of the ransomed ones of earth as they bask in the heavenly rays of tlhq Sun of Righteousness, -and tile eternal glory of the Father. When the loving heart was still and the sweet face turnied upward toward heaven, there was a peaceful look like a hint of the unknown world seemed reeting on the placid features and the mourning ones could but feel that she hld I)assed from the "shadows of death" into the "Supreme Dawn", and had seei her Pilot, face to face. While the evening shadows were gathering, and the sun had almost run its course adown the western horizon, ier mortal -remains were laid to re.it in the city cemetery, beside those of her fond parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wilson. The sweet songs rendered by the mnited choirs of the city wore stg with a sweet pathos and depth of ferv or appropriate to tile hour. Her fa ithful pastor read tile Scriptures and after a tender, touclihig prayer over the grave, spoke the awful words, "DIst to dust". Mlany were the beautiful flowers that covered her grave, "God's thoughts expressed in bloom", which tell of the ecsurrection and life beyond. Wo rejoice iIn the hope -that our -loss is her eternal gain anid that she has been transferred to it laind of ever lasting joy and eternal rest. Therefore be it resolved, First, That we bow In hlulble sub mission to ils holy will an-d pray thod's blessings 111011 her family and loved onles. Second, That we, as a society, feel keenly our loss, bothi as a member an1d friend. Ii kC Mind hearlt and cheer full disposition were always an inspira tiol to is for. nobler tiings. I'eave to her 11e's, n111d may wce all, at that last, great (lay. he a unilted hand to share tie bessin 1gs or life lternal "lbyond the similing and 11h1e weeping:." Rb-Solved, Th4at a IaIe in our i'. III book 14. o d(diatl1ed to h(r' 1meln1or'y, :'n4 thlt a opy of Ih14e1 a reolutio he to h r h1l reared family. 'olis1 vmur Stove vitI our41 I ''d41id 4' l'i h 4 ), :as-4y :I a ply. lric' oil !Y ) ('l I I4~ I'l (1:111. M. \l. & . I 1. \\Il .IK '-S & CO. e Tlil |-: S11 i-C l: (1I111l11 (o'(T I-: l O, I'colde's ('onlid4ence. The (,VIT m : l:n :b1 4 r bl l ul il 4 4r''~ s e i a 4rp a on t t h:. e l u~ i ~l h in 44 m I i h i. 44 i i 41:4! i t l1;4 t he1 e \ in. 4' a i ..4 14 .. hei - l to th . w o r in n 4' V 4 o' it. A in-om ''iiwnt drugrI~:ist Vays "'T~ih' year nl ne4,1 I'ver' hes4Iinto' to 4rcom ilt'ndi, for ini al os 44041 every (':seI it lmy (4usl(!1ners testify. No) other( kbl4 ney'1 re('nedyI 11hat, I knuow of has so) large a sl." Accor'd inlg to s worn slatement(1 s and11 ve rilled te.st itnonly of' Ilhousands(1 whoe have ulsedI414 the(preparatioln. the success of Dr. lKilmeor's S'ami-ltoo. is (1ue to the fact thait It fulfIlls al1most every w~ishi inl overcoing kidnley, liver andi liadder( diseases(44, correet'C s urina44ry trles andC it( neutral11izes the urinc acid whliIch ecauses rhumiatisma. You lolly receive a sample1 bottle of Swamp-Itoot by Iparcels post. Ad dress Dr. Kilmer & Co., IBinghanmton, N. Y., and enelose ten cents; also mention thle iLurens Weekly Adver tiser. Half Your Living Without Money Cost A right or wrong start in 1915 will make or break most farmers in the Cotton States. We are all facing a crIsis on cotton. Cotton credit is up set. The supply merchant cannot ad. vance supplies on 1015 cotton. You must do your best to produce on your own acres tile food and grain supplies that have mde up most of your store debt in the past. A good ipiece of garden ground, rightly -planited, rightly tended and kept plantedl the ,year round, can be made to pay halt youlr living, it will save you more mloneOy than~l you made on the best five acres of cotton you ever grew! But it must be a real garden, and nlot the mere one-plant ing patch in tihe siprlig and fall. Jlastings' 1915 Seed Book tells all about the right kind of a money-say. ing gard~en and~ the vegetalesc to put in it. It tells about thle field crops as weoll and shows you the clear road( to real fat-m prosperity, comfort andC independen11ce. l'T'S F"Iti-I. Send for it todlay to H. G. HASTINGS & CO., A tlanta. Oa...Artt A Disordered Stomach Is caused by food which has fermented. To avoid a spell of sickness this impure matter should be driven out. You need DR. M. A. SIMMONS Vegetable Liver Medicine It Purifies the Stomach and Dowels It is a pure, wholesome medicine, made only of a choice selection of the best of nature's herbal remedies for correcting dicorders in the liver, stomach and bowels. It is a fine cleansing medicine that acts mildly, yet it rids the system of every particle of disease-breeding impurity. It relieves biliousness, indigestion and constipation. ,Buy only the genuine in a lithographed tin box. Look for the picture of Dr. M. A. Simmons on the front panel. Ask for the Tin Box. Price 26 Cents. C. P. SIMMONS MEDICINE CO., Proprietors, ST. LOUIS, MO. HE HID HIS MONEY IN THE GROUND. ITS GONE IF HE HAD HIDDEN IT IN OUR BANK IT WOULD BE SAFrE NOW The best place to hide money is where they have vaults for safely protecting it. Every week we see newspaper accounts of people having been robbed. Sugar bowls, rag-bags, under the carpet, behind pic tures, and all of those other places where people con ceal their money, are well known to burglars. Hide it in OUR BANK, then you know you can get it when you want it. Make OUR bank YOUR bank. Enterprise National Bank of Laurens N. B. DIAL, Pres. G. H. ROPER, Gashier OI g t lUU )'j UUU fU ~)) )CUfHAPPYUJ~ HONEYMOON U)~ WH NY U RE D ALTHI A KU O H E NAEISAMRKO(SPR QAIYAD.HNW DIN PESNT SOWNINTHS T,' COMESETE. FLMIGBRTER LaresS.C WHEN OU judEd SAI THEI clothe UPO TEs OMTIfact LEIg trE, RIHTE WTH hAv MARhe AFECTIO FROM YOU YOure GIFT WIing the APE NAM Sedn you MARKxt SUPER QUALThe AdvTENtWE srPRSNTSn SHOWNan INIiY. COESE..EM