The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 21, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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Practically Solved
Action in the Tissues of a Remarkable Antidote
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SHOECOL.ME S
BRILLANT -QUIC- LAST
THE F. P <ALE >.,E LTD. iUAO N.L V'l.,W H .IN A N.N
FELLOW PRISONER
ATTACTS LEO FRANK
Deep (ash M11ad4e In His Neck, but it. Is
'houghtli That He W1ii Live.
Milledgeville, (8a., .July iS.-Leo. 'M.
Ferank lay in the Georgia State prison
hiospital tonight with what attendants
said was a fighting chance for re
covery. Physicians had succeeded in
stopping the flow of blood from a
.ngged woundIl in his throat made with
an improvised knife in the hands of
Williain Creen, a fellow convict, also
scrving a life teri for murder. ihe
blow was struck as Frank slept in
his bunk in a dormitory late last
night.
This ats andl mlost splectacullar
ph:tse ofi IIth I wo-year li.Ight ior Franikik's
lif i n ry lib the siih.jiet ofl an inve.
; l 1i Y ibth (eh-orgia prison conm.
I l Hi: in t -ih lln boldy that refulsed
It reconnnend that Frank' deb n
1( 1n- i I d, r uer oft .\ary i' lga
lI to if iln) 1i ' l i :i .
Hepri s fronm .\l nta ere h t ov
lirr1- u in ililledl lodhy it(' wolild -larl
:,uh i i ii In to a1 c rtl ain i;
Crvven .104'1 entirdcy of hlis, own \-(II
Iio ll.
t.i I I k11 I It I Ilo IIck Ia -I I i (; I hI
I i n taid itoay w in-.a frI i n
soltar co iin lue t lng nou h o
! 1 a v~ton . thI hI 1 hn e the . 1 -1
I'lek ::1<01 ,n. k : IIt I . I w w ha1
!e ;Italed d n d lie l not I m -it
t Ii i us I i t :1(Ie h I:hI il ()d liholh ber
Aslit'incb red aliti i it h ing hha
Vad , hi with a(II 1il I'er one
blow wiot Ile onfe lhe twd oo dne. t
The : ro tn. 'Ives i's link i ' a -
f(mrih fronm il . N ri sni. i:4 ::I
Ilwed to liave his aplawce willaln lwi -
inihzsionl fromlmc one of1 th o guardk
;ieu d t the dor imito y nl n111h1 . 1
Fhor-ily after 11 o'clock last nlightl
Crveen called ouit for per-iniss-ion to
.."I up and14 it was gra . 21 2 i :
Struick 011n. it.
lie Starled dlowniI'>. the line of hunks
towarI!ds; the( 41ne o)venplied by F-rank.
As hie reachedl it hie <quickly grabbe'd
Frank ho %. I hr .nd delivird en.
blow wi te thatife he had Conaled.1l.
Thei attack twas witneSae ny thai Ir
who rushed to the hiik and predvenged
i's from trikin li. ('ebe wa
rushied to Fralnk'si kr ' woh -
sician. .ono of Atana. l wn. :en
l(f te :i :- i(rd !. !i t
The tw ni)p rin hail
bee1 nid and tread that woud anin
Ili-. ( t ( on gnm . L pi riito n ;h i
ian, wast i nali o dii fr nIk his thgh
thoe , -gte hii, is stillnk'ingk 'ot.
lIoi lii ti it it' Iaii, trh l
H. J. liosnhere, tli Frank ftoie :
-a . : : .. !:j . , \ i I
i Inhi i i lrent io s. l ha<1:11 %it -
ai chaice for life.
.1(1 I 1' 4n 1i tal ho via S
. li i , i' I ni el:-J uia W fii the i'
hyi i:ivi han finished~l ~ thi work
She~ii. h t Xnte I h Ia b l
101 v i aii wh taken ohe rionII I I I w i rk
ino~eiuced ad frankf'sal demp.ratir
PatsNe ie Dilngr sld y l
Atlantae. t ank1) faily tdysican,
dresin an iassued laate etlt
THE McGOWAN FAMILY
TO HOLD REUNION
membiers of Large ('onnc'tioni Will
31eet August 3 at. Liberty Sprngs
Church.
A1emnbers of the .lcGowan family,
Itneluding collateral as well as direct
r.lations, will hold a reunion August
3 at Liberty Springs church, Cross
11111. The Collnec.tiol Is extensive
and comprises not a few well known
people, including the paylnaster gen
eral of the navy, Admiral Samuel Mc
Gowtan, and his brother. 1P. If. M.e
(,ovan, W\ashington correspo1ndent of
The State.
It Is likely that the retnlionl will he
.1in at m%0 lock in the morning and
C('1tIiiii throul h.11 Ile day. The tela
liv" progroin provides lor. ,-kvtvIh%!
I.; ollows: William .\lv(owan, by
\\. ('. .\'1,owan: llo i r 'i. le..
C. .\lre o'wan, by Chr:ist i Benet; lit,
.\l(owan \\olen,'i. by .lMrs. .lary Na:i4
Ih)I it : I iery Sr' . I I htitch, (I y
.\' r . .\A . .\ nst inl.
II o g he CoI l (( i h i inher o
( j.t Ia .\ Iw n \\illiamn C. .\le(1owanII
il .\lh~ Olive .\te~owan, Chr ialie
I ',-n t a1n .l:i ;. 1:i ne ..
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13th,. In' Per1 apit Fam Welth
113rd. In Farm44 T(nancy \ era' cent."7.
18260 acres.or 4448 (perW 1 cent of4th
XiIn at white44 I~lleac, Ner cen.
420d initeat whie vroYtes, $er 1en.0
1,th, Inlier ae whitesoo 10 yers~ 10ld
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leshriop.
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far inrea ilas untkingathe.or o
In native whenoie11csacyWinthro c01
120 illitnrate wait woers, per aent
1,09b1 Inlledht:te wid1( e in-(
a4(loer.aaeedi hsconyoe
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'i taken'. then s lioni the ever wil'1not
teun \1t acts on thee Ive better.'M than
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READ
BELOW.HOW
AN OLD,
GENTLEMAN WHO
HID HIS MONEY
OVER, THE CLOCK
NEARLY LOST
2000
After an intelligent old gentleman at the age of
seventy-six dropped dead in his room, his son found
over 'Two Thousand Dollars in Paper Money over the
old clock which stood on the wooden mantle, surround
ing an open crackling fire. Not even His Own Wife
knew that much money was there. The old gentle
man was simply careless. His son had married the
town bankers daughter, and the bank was trusted.
Both the old gentleman's MONEY and LIFE were
in dangor: for burglars have a way of learning where
money is hidden, and fire at any time might have
burned the house.
Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.
Enterprise National Bank of Laurens
N. B. DIAL, Pres. C. H. ROPER, Cashier
Real Estate Bargains
D. H. Count's dwelling, situate on West
. Main St., Laurens, S. C., on lot of four and
one-half acres.
The home place of Mrs. Anma C. West +
near Poplar Springs Church, consisting of
200 acres of well irnroved la-nd, good
dwelling and outhouses, on easy terms.
House and lot of Mrs. Anna C. West
on west Main Street at a bargain for
quick sale.
Some desirable farms, well improved,
near Laurens, at reasonable prices and on
easy terms.
There is an increased interest in the ~
~market for the purchase and sale of real
+? estate. If you want to buy or sell, see us+
at once.
g Laurens Trust Company
: -: AMONG THE :-:
White Goods
IWe are showing a variety of fine
sheer weaves, just the fabrics to make
comfortable during the hot summer days,
and so inexpensive that you can select
) many changes at small cost.
~ eyWe carry just what you need in hos
erall nice light weight in a variety of
colors in pure silk and silk lisle at popular
prices.
Ladies fine ribbed undervests in regu
lar and out sizes with can't slip straps.
W.G.Wilson & Co