Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Yes;S. S. S.IPurel Ve eable Nature's Safe Blood Treatment - Known for 50 Years As the Best .S. S. S.- Is guaranteed to be a Remedy fr Rheumatism, Catarrh, purely vegetable remedy. It Is made Scrofua, Skl, Diseases. . entirely of gentle-heting healing, pu Scientists have discovered that.the rifying..roots, herbs and barks, pos, forest and the field, are abundantly sessing properties that build up iAl4 supplied With vegetation of various -parts. of 'the system, Im additiox r, " kinds, that furnish the ingredlents moving all impurities and olsons for making a remedy, for practically from the bl d. S. S. S s a safe every ill and- ailment of mankind. treatment f Rheuma in, Catarrh, Medicines pnade from roots, herbs, and Scrofula, So es and .ers, Skin Dis barks which Nature has placed at the eases, Conta IOus ood Poison, and disposal of man, are better than all disorders f t blood. It cleanses strong mineral mixtures and concoc- the entire fy and it's permanent. tiohs. Mineral medicines work dan- Got . S. S. S. at any drug' store. gerously on the delicate parts of the S. S. S. Is a -standard remedy recog system, especially the stomae's and nized everywhere as the greatest bowels, lgy eating out the living mem- blood' antiilote ever discovered. It brane, ptoducing chronic dyspepsia yours Is a beculiar case write to S. S. and often entirely ruining the health. S. Co. Atlanta. Ga. COULD SCARCY WALK ABOUT And For Three Sunners Mrs. Vin- believe I would have died it I hadn't taken it. cent Was Unable to Attend to. After I began taking Cardul, I was Any of Her Housework greatly helped, and all three bottles re lieved me entirely. I fattened up, and grew so much Pleasant 1:1111, N. C.-"I suffered for stronger In three months, I felt like an three summers," writes Mrs. Walter other person altogether." Vincent, of this town, "and the third and Cardul Is purely vegetable and gentle last time, was my worst. . I had dreadful nervous headaches and actn ts i ngredi nt ildionic prostration, and was 'scarcely able to walk about. Could not do any of my houseork.Improves the appetite, tones up the ner housework.s syste, and helps to make pale, I also had dreadful pains In my back so c and sides and whii one of those weak, Cardul has helped more than a million sinking spells would come on me, I wak women, during the past 50 years. would have to give up and lie down, Itwill surely do for you. what It has until it wore off. I was certainly in a dreadful state of Write to: Chauminooga Aiedit Co.. Ladlesl Ad. health, when I finally decided to try v D ittar1ooga. Tenn.. for Special ] sh-troner in three mn6th et boike anH Cardul. the wonan's tonic, and I firmly Treatment vo n.segat an etl :AMONG THE: W Wite' Goods We are showgng a variets of fine sheer weaves, just the fabrics to make comfortable during tho hot summere days, and so inexpensive t that you can select many changes at small cost. 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C.,PopieoRyT.,UI, O ,*@Oe@eee.eeeeeeeeeeOO@ee .9 * * 9 9, 9 9~ 9 * 9 * =9 * e * The' Laur9nu Assocjntion. -P a * 4 .* * ' * 9 * $ 9 * 9 9 * e a The 19th annual session of the Lau rens Baptist association will convene with Mt. Galagher church in the southwestern part of the county, fif teen miles from Laurens, Tuesday September 28th, and will be in session three days. Following is the list of churches and homes assigned: Bulah-J. R. Redden. 3eavordam--E. D. Madden. Bellview--J.- C. Mabry. Bethany-Enoch Freeman. Bethabara--J. 0. Martin. Calvary-W. II. Davenport. Chestnut Ridge-J. T. Odell. Clinton-F. B. D3oland. . Crdss 11111-- John W. Beeks. Durban Creek-S. 1-. Brissie. Friendship-N. E. Cooper. Goldville-J. W. Jones. Gray Court-W. L. Cooper. Ilarmony--J. B. Hill. . lenderson--J. F. Medlok. Highland Ilonc-W. S. Knight. Iolly Grove-Preston Abrams. Langston-Pet Moore. Lanford-C. W. Jones. First Laurens-J. C. Martin. Second Laurens-'.T. K. Daniel. 'Lucas Avenue--Ben Brown. Lydia-H. L. Baldwin. M\t. Olive-Rev. A. C. Copeland. Mt. Pleasant-J. W. B. Hill. A1ountville-P. F. Martin. New Prospect-J. N. Odell. Poplar Spring-T. L. 'Martin. Prineton-IL. E. Martin. Ifabun Creck-J. 13. Odell. Warrior Creek-J. n. Martin. Union-W. M. Davenport. Waterloo-J.'L. fartin. Mrs. 31amie Bolt and W. 1). MNitchell wIill care for traveling delegates. Delegates and visitors coming by rail will come to Ware Shoals, five miles friom Shoals Junction. fly noti fying Mr. J. L. M*artin, chairman of the I'ospitality Committee, he will meet you at Ware Shoal; with pri vato conveyance. Pale, sickly girls who are approach ing the ago of womanhood stand in need of tho line regulating and strengthoning influence of )R. SIM MON'S SQJAWV VINE WINE,. It is well adapted to meet such conditions and establish regularity. It corrects languidnosa, dull, eyes, bad breath, weak digestion, and nervousness, It helps the'sufferor through the critical period, restorca strength, appetite and a clear, rosy complexion. Prico $1.00 por bottle. Sold by all druggists. Appalacliau 1ighway. Tile Laurens Advertiser in a recent issue seemed to ho under the impres sion that the building of the Appa lachian high way via Whitmire, Glenn Spring and Spartanburg would mean that it would divert travel away from Greenville and would make the Appa lachian highway the main road to the mountains. That is not what we un derstand by the building of this road. Thereo is no%% a good road from Spar tauburg and one from .Greenville to Ilendersonville. The building of the A ppalachian highway would only make two roads from the low country to the mutins and the traveler could then take his choice, or journey by one go in~g andl the other returning. 'Tho building of this road does not in the least interfere with thec Pied m ionlt highwany, except that it will crc ato a rival and thle one thuat, is best kept will induce the travel. In fact, if the traveler desired to take the Spartanburg route to the mountains he could go via Laurons and from there to Spartanburg, but the Laurens Spartanburg road needs vecry much at tention to mhakd it attractive to the traveler.' Weo desire to see the Piedmont high wvay kept in first-clas's condition, and we wvant -to see the Appalachian high way built also, and then it will ho up) to the two routes to induce the travel their way by keeping the road in good condition. A little rivalry and a lit tie conmetition are good things to have around. Let us build both roads and then let Laurens put the Spar tanubur'g road in good condition and in vito the tourist that way. The peoplO along thoe Newberry way of the A plalchianl highway mean huts mness and1 expect and have dletermined to have one of the best roads in the State. We are expecting IUion and Spartanburg to look after their end of it. Work willl commence on the New berry end in the 15th.--Newberry Herald and Ne'ws. Diaurroon Quickly Cured. "My attention was first called to Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy as much as twelve years ago. At that time I was seri ou'sly ill with summer complaint. One dose of this remedy chocked the trou 'ble," wy'ites Mrs. C. W. Florence, Itockfield, Ind. For sale by all deal Wete Von Need a Gleneral1 s Taho Grove's The Okt StnKW Om~e' Tasteles cill Tonio hequalily valuable as a Geaaerel Temlo boeabee it ctalns thme wiell known bouac propertieofQMND and IRON. If, scts on th~e Jver, Drive. otat Malaris, 1XCirsches the Wlood and Baflda up the Wholo Aetnim- Ad cnme M1r. IL U. Grqueker. Mr. R. H. Greneker is the oldest newspaper mali and at the same time the youngest man in the 'business in the city. He has just "growed" up in the business and received training and his nourishment in the old Herald office before the birth of the News. He was also identifled'with the News as proprietor when it was consolidated with the Herald. and so he was present at the birth of The Herald and News. And for the' past several years he has been with The Herald and News as its local reporter. lie seems almost a part of us. lie is painstaking, faithful, energetic, loyal and true. If thero is a local or a per sonal he will gct it. In fact, lie has a nose for news, and why shouldn't he? IHe has been brought up in the busi less. Mr. Gieneker 111ves The Herald and News this week to go with our con temporary, The Observer. The Observ er is able to pay him more money than we could and he goes for that reason alone. Wo regret to give him jup, but our advice has always been to any one who has worked in this oflice to go when they could get more pay tlan we felt a;blo to give. We are always pleased to see those who have worked for us especially better their condi tion. Mr. Greneker will do faithful work for The Observe, and we wish him mighty well. Wo have sent many young men to other fields from this oflice and we are pleased to know that they aro all (o ing well and making good. The Herald and News will continue to gather all the news that is around and servo it to its readers. The edi tor has been with the paper a good many years and will now have to go a little more work, but he will en deavor to do it as best he can.-New berry lerald and News. Is Sickness a Sin I If not, it's wicked to neglect illness and means of relief. it's wicked to endure IUvor Ills, Headache, Indiges tion. Constipation, when one dose or l'o-Do-lax gives relief. Po-Do-Lax is Porophylin (May Apple,) without the gripe. It arouses the Liver, Increases the flow of bile-Nature's antiseptic in the Bowels. Your Constipation and other ills disappear overnight because Po-l)o-Lax has helped Nature to re move the cause. Get a bottle from your Druggist today. Get rid of your Constipation overnight. To .Move Tihe Crops. Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 8.-Showing its faith in an early revival of business throughout the South, Southern Rail way Company is increasing its supply of high class box cars to be used in th(' movement of erops and the gen eral distribution of merchand'i-e which is offered for shipment in nor nial fall season. One thousand old cars have recent ly been rebuilt and concerted into mlodern steel underfra me ears, the work being done at the var'ious Com pany shiops throughout the South and at the Lenoir Car Works, Lenoir City, reni., and another tho'usand will be put through the same proess in time t0 aid in the fall crop movement. During tihe past year 3,250 new steel uanderframet- box car's wero aquired which with the cars being rebuilt will givo Southern Railway over 5,000 new box at's of heavy cap~acity and modern design, a substantial proportion of the total number of box car's it owns. fte Quinins That lees Net Affect The Head necause of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA TIV!H nROMuO QUININE~ is better than ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringinug In head. Remunmber the full name and look for the signature of EC. W. GROvE. 25c. Acute Indigestion. "1 was annmoyoed for over a year by attacks of acute indigestion, followed by constipation," writes Mrs. M. J. Gallagher, Geneva, N. Y. "I tried ev erything that was recommended to ma for this complaint but nothing d11d me much good until about four months ago I saw Chamberlain's Tablets ad vertised and procur'ed a 'bottle of them from our druggist. I soon realized that. I had gotten the right thing for they helped me at once. Since tak ing twvo bottles of them I can eat heartily without any bad effects," Sold by all dealers. Mrs. Sarah Angeinae Welles. Gray Court, Sept. 1t.-Mrs. Sarah Angeiline Wells, wife of John W. WVells of- Cor'onaca, died this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of her daughter', Mr's. Jf. HI. Ctulbertson, neat' Waterloo. The inter'ment will be tomorrow at i i o'clock in Mt. Pleasant cemetery, butrial services to be conducted by the Rev. J. 0. Martin of Waterloo and the Rev. TI. W. Munnerlyn or Gray Court. B3esides pier husband and two brother's, Mr's. WVells leaves thle one daughter' and fourm sons, F. E. WVells and 'W. 1E. Wells of Coronaca, J1. C. WVells of Waterloo and Johnt WV. WVells, Ja'., of Gray Court. Mrs. WVells, whlo was ini her '70thr year, had been fr'om chtildhoodb a consistent member of the Coronaca, Dlaltist church. Diarrhoea Rteznedy. "I advised the 'boys' when they en listed for the Spanish war to take Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea (temedy with them and have received many t~hanks for the advice' given," writes J. HT. Hough hand, 10ldon, Iowa. "NQ persort wheth or traveling or at home shog.id 'be without this great remedy." For sale by all dealers. This Season's Styles Favor Patterns All the newest styles are easily made with McCALL . PATTERNS THIIE NEW September McCALL Patterns and Fashion Publications Now on Sae Get a Copy of the NEW FALL McCALL ..... FashionBook ---- TO.,DAY -Itis full of the New A ck Fall Costume est Advance Autumn Tho Newest Syle 16Mcal Patterns M.05,645. Twr St4 . M~aII jitt1rns 4429-0099.* We of teuow septewbe desig-s htlg r.t ierut cr 1ii ly 6t1eF at UmCLhuO slow 14*nbev d"10%&~a MINTER COMPANY Laurens, S. C. . 2A IF I ONLY HAD THAI $lfMONEY $90EIM!Er mIN TH E i. BANK T &#FNOW QUIT THAT "GET RICK QUICK" SPECULATION .f . "Last year I had some money saved up" he said, "and IF I had kept it in the Bank and left it there it would be there NOW, with more added to it. But a stranger came along with an enticing looking scheme and I bit. If I had had any sense I would have asked my BANKER about these 'good things' before I in vested and LOST my money. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank.. Enterprise National Bank of Laurens N. B. DIAL, Pres. G. H. ROPER, Cashier i Big Bargain: 4g5 Acre Farm five miles south of Laurens known as the Dr. Anderson place, ,with seven tenant houses and one six-room* ~dwelling. 125 acres in bottom land, from ~some of which $50.00 worth ofHayper acre has been mowed. A fine proposition ~for a stock farm, on the new creamery+ route, which is to be established soon.+ TFOR A SHORT TIME, SEVEN TOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ($7,500) * will buy this farm and oni the easiest terms.4 LauensTrust Company J. S. Machen, Sec'y.-Treas.