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TO LAUREUNSUFFRAGISTS. Mrs. N. T. Coleimn Addresses Letter to This County. Etual Huffrago resolutions and uiendments will be strongly present ed dur ing the coming sesion of Con gre-ss. South Carolina representatives lave heretotore either opposed the 1111V Oi r beenl Indifferent hecau se sCntinm',tt in tihIs state has not war raial. active sipport. Ilowever the ltin , 111. coine whenl it Is, nocvssary* - 'c our United St:ttes Seiators r ed ::ricsillnn as to the strci Ill o novemeil in o Carlin a inl o) Ii!:it Hwy tour representus -imuil i'055 an nit l wi t i ll S ith sina l1u.t S1 Trhe havIlk in Co 1 he r i'er ly 1a r II it Ieo p . i tl ien as: wemlasinoen wasi uainangul t ly cI-oed, and as fy sining very a reiOestn tt 1te s 1t is op(orunity li lalo parl t 1 thison petition Were mnade. lhe following ar (tIle resolutions to be fresented ho our represenatives In CIongress andi you are Invited to sign and mail te tNat chaii irmn of Oth Conlig ressoniat Committee at once. \len as well as women are u'rged to co-operate with us by signing, since a representative list is desired. Address irs. N. T. Coleman, chair mnanl Con g ressioinal Committee, Abbe ville, S. C. Whereas, thoieramth Carolina i i ia I Suffrage I ague, an organization of . 11 111 'iembtrs, desires to cooperate wth the National American Wom'an gra, it i rattt'ii lon throu lats Cong'ressioal Committee, for it the puIrOse of su.rling the passalo by Con' of tof I he Suae I. At nI honly alueinten t1i to the ' ied'e S iates Conl tifoli lot1, Iain ti ufra ge a (d he on I'. n th S m i Ili tein as e tatot' Wt'o erait s tellerating the Il on . tali' ho principle o nongatis.'nsip o i-it part of the Nalional American \l'tI Siintfrsge A or iaion, with which our organization I t alliliated, wve a.-k for the supportt of all political ImrIties inl our- efforls to svecure fihe ]a of thi s alnlenidilnl i nl Con r a d mIts ratilientiont by tIle Sta t . ee:..at ro : ani e ' he a , ' .\]I of thl e National polit ical parieN. except two have already declarei their Support of the princi f)Ial of wentsuftrage; therefore be it, lIe'olved, Thai we hereby request the lion. 11. It. Tillmanx and (ie $ln. J. D. Smith lnited States Senators from tis St1ate, and the Hlo. S. .1. Nichois llepresenta'ive in Con gress- from the IWourth Congressional i.torie of this State, to vote for this amewinment. and to use their fullest utuhenc1e in s favor: and lisolvd owluther, That We hereby rlvet'st thet(wo political partis uthat have notg dtclared in favor of Woman Suffrage -iblh ((i-ortite and Ietmb lican paries---i include fif their 1 Sate and National latforms a declaration inl favor of \Vomanl Suffrage, and a proltise to is11pport legilation to that, e'forl a referne ---and ' understia n th ara~telyning.h effect sres really femal te oganism:-ther miiseroa t and qtits dnecressing; Infaece oldh einbd.eMny h wom e w h rtforel suffered--from bthosperdiordediow tirktese ndtes toDR. qIteMON'S 01'oweorlletnativo i'fluee An the1' femaeteerat4ive sytem, touods upna shtron woudy, Iret~ore halhimreglar nutl ate threemotes oefuslness ad a Vlc'earl rotyle- complexiondw Pi'e $i.00i per' otte SodI byninnn from drgits. al Warthnn ape.. t he'digorous R(In winter1 ath (o 1zar' arit are~ bieing supprile wuch apter lirt, fovillwivgte 11ustom WI'tby thel Wle-o mit, S as ivliliani''s do worse11 stPs.ei 3011 the f erneoe! eod wil reelanywid o danswrs.Pa LONG VIEW NEWS. * Se ee e.. e <e e e a..e Long View, Nov. 15.-We are needing some rain very bad now on small grain. Mr. and Mrs. idgar Todd and clil dren and .\Mr. and Mrs. .1. L. Chancy and little son of Clinton, came over Sunday to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. 1,. Cole. Alrs 1,. W. Iteede'r and her niece, .lrs. 1'. P. \lundy spent the day at Mrs. Wiillit .\iislin's Friday. .\lisses X1he0 and Loi, lleeder. and 111li1 Mao ('ole spenit the day at Al r. ..\,F Colenmnl'. recentlly. Al r. and .\ls. .\ht ini Gotddard have lim'd to Coronlaca to male their lu illre home0. All'. W. "'. l)avis is the champion po Iato grower. lie made :'. hushe'ls oil s!VeveI tows. They were the Ti,uminph. .lMr. William .\ustin visited his niece, Alt's. Alatliew Alerchant, near Kinards recently. School is progressing very nicely. .ltis. It. F. .\lundy and children of Greenwood speit. the past week with her aunt, Airs. L. W. Reeder. Mlir. and Mrs. A. A. Workman are spending a few days with Mir. Quince Smith. Miss )ollio Mae ('ole spent Sunday night at. Clinton withi her sister and returned home Monday. Mrs. 14. 11. P isoni is on the sick list this week. .\l'. .John Ward is visiting his soin, .\1r. hill Ward. MIss Eloise lReedlr is visiting her faiiher, Ar. R. K. eetde r. lessis Al asoni Cole. .1oel mith and .\rthtlr lder %-VilWent oppossumi hnliting list night and had I'dluck, caugti N.TI 'i , .la es . inxs a 'i tlomiuelm. Tih' iellinel." natslnti , al ling tal tolh I t li ute o t calomi el i thies. ialiral r'slit of iaitran ging yOll rid sir sys1 v.em1l. D~octors everywhere are 'ii n l F iet t a.cOw Wlion of saloim i.: 1mch tooi rom and leaves the body sick ,and wevakenled. Lih-1er-l~ax is a1 wonderful ubi-s tul(t for al omel, Itait has a of its good etkh ;mad nione of its had ones, It acls soothingly bu1 thlorough"'Ily onl tihe liver, leanve sa it of bile, anl rid ding file ille ig/uSysIntl of .sta" a ting 1)o IsonI s. z Lilde-Lay'is stritly a h r ls vegelable r'611noumind. and Is, guiar aniteed to give satisfactionl or- your mlone~y will be return-Ied. Ins"ist oil (ho origilal, hearing the likeness and sig naitire of 1L. K irigshy. For sale here at 10c and $1.00 Iat I ,a'enis )rug Co. Thanksgivinv Day and the Orphan. President Wilson has a ppointed Nov. 2-511, as the National Taliiiksgiving Day. It. has beien our anil al cistoi on that day, or the Sabbath following to reiieiimbier the orphanus. We holle that every reader of those lines will glidly do so. You ha ve a wonierfl ainii t to he gratef'uilI for. Puti. your gratitide to the proof. Send to the Orphanage of your cliirich, your tihank-offerilng. Presbyterian peopile in Florida, Georgia and South Caror lina will reieitbe r that they are an it t't in suppliort Iing Ithe TlhornwellI Or jiha nage, (lin itoni, S. C., which is the piropierty of t hose thiroe Sy notds. Thec children are all orphlans, sonie three hundr'ed in numbnler. There aire 17~ cottage homes, each occupied by some 15 to 25 children, with a good mother ly woman In charge. The childr'en aire regularly In school for foirty' wveeks each year, and are taught some trade or occupiiation, by wvhich they can earn an honest living. Usually they leave the Ihome at the age of 16 to 18, unless an earlier discharge is fotund adlvisa le(. Their supp~lort dleiends upon glfts of good men and women. Especlally at Thianksgiving times, they oulght to 1)e remembered. There aire 180 chil dren from South Carolina, 70) fromi Geoirgla and 28 from Flotrida. Tfhe resi came fronm seven other states. Contribtios soul besent simply C. Cheeks and post-ofiee orderus should be sent to the satie addr ess. * e C * ae e e e . * * * C C C e , C . * honor Roll of Mrounrtville Schiool. ~ *.Month Ending October 29. * Tenith Grade: Josephene Thornton, AMarie Teague, Cot'a Biryson, Gen levive Long, 'Pietce Milletr, Lawrence .Jonos. Ninth Grade: Maxcy Thornton, .John W. Coleman. Eighth Grade: Fay Biryson, Olga Simimons, Lena Simmons. Sexenth Grade: Carolyn Sullivan, Melvin Simmions, flardwell Cannon. Sixth Grade: Douglas Smith, Marie Bryson, Caroline Motes, Sybilla Sulli van. Fifth Grade: Catherine Teaguie, Tonague Simmons, Hai'ohd Fuller, Chemie Motes, Lorena Crisp. Fourth Grade: Shirley Ti'mmronis, Frances lirtson, Jlanle Coats. T1hi rd fi'ade: IsabelChs, ar Crisp.Che, ar Second G rade: George Chase. Flirst Gratde: Viole't Crisp. Our' line of I itatiig Stoves ar'e the best valuies to bet found, I icaters from h00 to $25.00O. 8. M. & lit H. Wilkme & (: Thanks 0 0 / s~ Footwear HERE'S a Thanksgiving Feast of Perhaps your Feet are not well < o Thanksgiving Outing or Inning! We've Footwear that would mal to live in! * Then, our prices are thankful pr you'll pay without a murmer. A ~'Dressed Foot! For Man, W oman, Boy, Girl, Little Peop the choicest Thanksgiving Foot Dressiing the * Attend to your Shoe wants early fcr we day on Thanksgiving. Clardy & .Wi L Our Shoes Are Best 100 LOS g oo j sJ[NLASS(SF, The greatest thing in modern feeding R E S IW. I CIA IS down the feed bill and builds up the stock. SHORSEANDMULEMOLASSESFEED It's something the i-orses and mules like-gives them an appetite-starts the saliva running and aids digestion. - K Far superior to an all grain feed. Give your horses and Smules a treat, and at the same time save money. -- S Our RED SHIRT (first grade) Horse and Mule Molasses Feed S contains Corn, Oats, Ground Alfalfa, made appetizing with salt /and pure can nmolases, and analye ascfollows7 PIEDMONT HORSE & MULB MOLASSES FEED Second Grae-p,^aly'es: e, S12-.: Carbohydrates 55%. e 1~AMP FOX HORSE&MUE MOLASSES FEED gFfa ibre 12,;",*arbohdrates'."%s PERECIO HRS & ~l F~bgM wa "' reand'ule ", which n aiye Proin*1n''atn 3%i:' ibre 12a; carbohydratee 5. This is composed of .tralh RED SHIRT DAIRY FEED i keeFirteGrade hA baaced ration containing Masss ae in e th r qua y of in c E 0ra Alfnalfa,"Pure Cane 1olasnet ao d t.nalyze J'r. ele 15 at d i g, FIbre 12%: Carbohydrates 60%. - -. --I ~PIEDMONT DAIRY FEED 12 ar deg hfat Protein 12 : Fat 2 % Fibre RE SiRT HOG FEED Aiat~io"n dftt~itE'snksgee. Ground Con Rce We manufacture also RSD SHIRT Scratch Feed an itH~ ItI T Ilaby Chick Feed. "SEVEN EG35SComWoEed oEN MASH e,*,orn Or;o n 85d1 Rie, Cottoneed Mleal10 o Peas, Mearbha tei n I.edMd Aasiss Ac ien on the bas in our ad.nearly all of out' feed is made from(nflv We.*''''' - a llsor f GRAIN, HAY 6w, qE nA p soiteabove are mixed *W iest ner lment at the iowest cut' youV6I.E M Write Molong & Cater Co. B. R. TODD . 02 O LAND SALE. Engineering and Contracting tho vivitu of rsallierMt collwy ndin Land Surveys a SpecIalty will Bell' at Laureria Court House, ~arete Work SkIllfull) done or in So'uth Carolina, at ptlblic outcry to spected, ,the highest bidder, on Monday, Decemn *rawings and estimates of all Kind ilber 6th, 1915, durig legal hours for public' sales all that tract of land Telephone No. 346 situate in the county of Laurens, in - said State, contaIning 11(i acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Jlohn Do YOU JIAE 0i'it STOMACII iuusti, Rt. S. Grimfn, iolware Home If ou re roulei wih sur tom. lace ad I. F. Owven and of John acht you shouild eat1 slowly and maa- c'ash, purchaser to pay for papers and tiente your lood thorougly 3, then take revenu te stamps. one Of Chaambelnialn's Tablets imme- JOhIN 11ALL CAMILLf ,rybr.ftr suIppi Obtatinale ev- A* Ixecuor' of Mrs. Salli M Footwear, surely! 0 quipped for your 0 ,e you Thankful I ices, also. Prices, le and Infants, we've Town affords! shall be closed all Ison I1AND SALE. State of South CIIrolinnii, (ouuiaty of Laurens, IN COTIT O1 COMMON PLECAS The l'nion Central Life his. Co., Plain tiff, against Wade H-. Cuibertson, et a!, Defendants. Pursuant to a ll)ecree of the Court, in the above stated case, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, at L~aurens, C. H1., S. C., on Salenday in D~ecmber\next, being Monday the 6th day or the month, during the legal hours for suech glc, the ZQolowing de scribed proporty, y d All those certa~h traeta, ieCces and p)arceln ol' land. situated, lying and be ing in WVater',oo Township, Laurenis County, South Carolina, described and known as follows, to wit: 1sat. That tract of land containing 228 63-100 acres, part of the Wilcutt Place, described as follows: Commenc ing at a rock corner 3 X N M on a small branch on line ot other lands of W. Hi. Quier1teonl and( Blen Anderson, anid runuinig thecnde S0uth 5 East 31.23 chains and crossing the Public Ulh-~i way to a p)oilar stump on at branchi, and thence South 17 1-2 East 6 chains to at lock nlotfene, on lineo of lands of lDen AndersolMl' nids Oouith 71 WVeat 0.75 chains to all Lsh 8 X 0 Mv on branch, and thence rtti-Ati~lty with the branch Sonth 55 1-2 West b,23 chains to a stake on branch; thecee Souith 67 WVest 41.08 chains to a rock or stumpl, new pointers on branch, ahd thence South -75 1-4 West 1-4.07 chains to a sassairas 3 X 0 M, thence South 80 1-2 Wecst 11.03 chains to an elm 3 X 0 M, thence South 57 WVest 22.75 crossing a small branch to a corner in Long Lick Crook, now pointers, and thence with the meanderings of said creek generally in a Northern diree tloon to a corner in theo creek at the crossiw,g of the creek and the P..iblic H-ieghway loading from Wateri'Jo to. E~kom, and thencee with said Ptublic Highway h& ant .Ihuterly direction to a corner, and thence North 25 East 24.89 chains with lfue of other' lands or grantor thi'tiffy desribed het6%tt to a corner in the br'anch, ne6w poInters on line of landn: of D: O. Siwit' and other lands of W.- 1MZ. Culbertsow, and thence with the uneadoeings of the said branch in an' I'asterly~ diretloni to a corner In the said branch, and thence South 88 1-2 Nast 9.85 chains to a rock corner on the side of the branch, and thence North 87 East 4.97 to rock 3 X N M, the beginning corn er, and hounded on the North by other~ lands of WV. Hi. Culbertson I. a. the tract secondlly beliow described; on the J~ast by lion Anderson and the lands fp urthly below dlescribed; on the Southb by estate of D). L. Anderson, on the Wecst by Long Lick creek andl lan ds of W. 11. Cuibertson i rdiy he low described, all of which will more fully aipear b~y plat of survey thereof mode b~y 0. II. Pitts, surveyor, Nov. 38th, 1911. 2nd. That tract of land containing 33 37-100 acen, moren or less, ..... as part of the Wilcutt Place, and de. scribed as follows: Commencing at a corner in the bran9p on line of lands of D. C. Smith and the tract above de scribed, and running thence North 26 East 1.25 chains to a cherry 3 X N M, and thence with D. C. Smith's line North 20 -East 15.70 chains to stake 3 X 0 M and thence South 80 UEast 5.89 chains to a stake, and thence South 75 1-2 East 7.50 chains to a stake, and thence South 67 East 6.60 chains to it black gum, corner 3 X 0 M, the last three lines being with Ben Anderson's lauid, and thence South 5 East I I chains to a corner 3 X N M (I his helig the beg inning corner in the description of the abovq- uentoned tract), ant thence South 87 West 4.97 ebains to a corner,, aid thence Sointh 88 1-2 West 9.85 to a c')rner on bralch, unt thence with the meanderings of the sanid braiili Iit a corier iIn the said bralnicl, file beg inin uig cornier, and be ig bouided oil (ihe North by la11(1 of lienl Anidersoii, on the East by Ben .\nderson, on the Soth0 by other lands of W. 11. Culbertson, the tract above desib'Hed, and on the West by lands of 1). C. Smith and third below desrblhe( tract, all of which will more fully appear by plat of survey thereof male by 0. B. Pitts, surveyor, Nov. 28th, 1911. 3rd. That tract of land containing 29 1-4 acres, more or less, described as follows: Commencing at a corner in the road to Waterloo and running thence North 17 East 13.82 with line of D. C. Smith to a pine stuip, and thence North 46 1-2 East 16.42 chains with line of ). C. Smith to a pine tree, thence North 77 East 6.88 chains to a wild cherry 3 X N M, and thence with the line of first tract South 24 1-2 West 25.83 chains to a corner in the road, new, and thence with the' said road to Waterloo, the beginning corn or. and bounded by lan(s of D. C. Smith on he West and North and lands of W. 11. Culbertson. first de scribed on the South, and being part of the Wilcutt Place, as appears from a copy of a plat made by 0. B. Pitts on the 28th of Nov.. 1911 as by ref erence thereunto being had will more fully appear. -10b. That tract coitining 27 3-4 aeres, coinmimieneing at a corner on Iine of ani of .iona1 1,oche inot far frol a branch, innu'mked b3y old pointers, and bhing le ext remne Southern point, and ruiing thence with Nast line of first tract North 5 West. 2.25 chains to a co)4rner on the Public liighway leading to Waljrlo, t-hiiee Norti 72 East 11.10 (m111is with sai( roal, same be iag the Ilie by Siyrna Church to a polnt in the said road, and thence with line of 11. A. Anderson's land South 9 1-4 ast 17 chaIns to a white oak :. N, and thence South 18 West 1.35 chains to a corner, points at mouth of (ain on brancl. and thence with the old run of the branch to ani elm, and thence 51 1-1 West 12.20 chais to the beginning corner, and bounded on the North by file road to Waterloo, and on the Easm' by lands of B. A. An dlerson, on the BonithI by tile aforesaid branch and lands of lonah Fooche, "Ind oil the West by first tract, and m1or1e fully represenited by a plat of survey iade by, Thoinas C. Anderson, surveyor, Nov. Pth. 1907. Contalnijng in the aggregate 319 acres, imiore or less. Terums of Sale: One-half cash, bal ance to be paid twelve monitlis from (late of sale: the credit portion to be s'i'e(ed by bond an illmorigage of the purchaser oyer* tle saId( plremises, bearing interest from (lte at 8 per cent, with leave to iirchaser to pay hIs ent ire bid in cash, and 10 per cent attorney fees in case of suit or collec tion by an attorney. -Purchaser to pay for papers and stamlps. If the terms of sale are niot complied with, the land to be re-sold on same or some sub~sequient Salesday on same terms at risk of fornier purchaser. C. A. POWER, C. C. C. P. end 0. 5., L~aurens, S. C. D~atedi, this November 8, 1915. 16-St flANERUPTCY SALE.', in the District Court of the United States, For the Western District of South Carolina, IN BANKRUPTCY, In the matter' of TIhe Monroe flanking and Mercantile Company, Bankrupt, - Pursuant to an by~dei sf .ile signedi by Judge Joseph -T. Johnson of the Western District of South Carolina on the 15th day of October, 1915, I will sell at public outcry, on Monday, the 6th day of December, 1915, at 12 o'clock mceridian, before the Court H-ouse door at LiaurenR, S.. C., to the highest hreslponsible blddsr, the follow iu4 describted tr'act of iiid heic.glrng to the~ estate of the above named bank "Al that certain tract or pa reel of land Aituate in the State and County afore~A$dy on the West Aidie of fleedy River, donbt OWo' Wtes below Tumfb. ling Shoa%, And hiviu'g the. following metes and b6'##ds; 19 gVft Beginning at an iron pi 41 p~t'i Fead, N. M., corner tract No. *v tle~dgf #~4hi said roadi N. 49 degree'# 86 Mp'ifta K 2 chains to a bend in r;. thInw #'1eh said road 410 degrees 4&' lMii'te # 8.12 chains to an iron pId iW foad. $. M., corner tract No. 1; th6e' iEhl said tract 8 64 degrees 55 mntf l 40,03 chains to a stone 0. N., cutyner of J., gullivan's land; thence wf~b Suilliyha g line 8 7 degrees 15 ninuteg E 22.91 chains to a stake N. M., corn.. erf tra~ct, f~o, 3; thence with saidl tract N. 55 WV. 56.11 chains to the beginning Coiez.. c nnIfr Maty-si acres, mere or less, as shown' on a piat of the lands of Mrs. F'. A4 Sulliv'an made by Wiiam~n L. MitChhl, nlbreyr, on Sep tethber' 18, 19112; and beIng tr'act No. 2 as described en said' piat." This is the same tract 6f land' rt' Wgtg Con voyecd to The Monroe Banking and .\ercantile Compilany by J. F. Tolbert, as trustee, by (Iced dated( Novemnfer 2.5, 1912, and recordedl in tlie officoe of the Clerk of Court for Lauirens County, S. C,, in' D)eed Book 35, at page 218. 'Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser~ l l)ay3 extra for stainps and ha per:. J. L. 51H I~IAPD Andlerson, S. C. e..tO, Novembm.' 1, inn.l~