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PRISON DE LUXE. Wrongdoer's Iin Illinois' to Have Modern Ccnvenienoes. EACH CELL OUTSIDE ROOM. Now Up to Dato Ponitontlary For Err Ing Population of That State Will Cost $3,600,000-Being Built on a Tract of 2,193 Acres. .Joliet, Ill.-1'rison cells de luxe-each an outside room wih earefully waishej aIr, glass roofs and all modern con veniences-get your orders in early. That is what the staite of Illinois is. providing for its erring population. If there is anything in modern penal ar chitecture that has been overlooked the authorities are anxious to know what It Is. Isach cell will lhe an outside one, lie enuse the cell house.' are to be ilreu lar In form. The new penitent inry Is being built on a tract o' 2,193 acres fourr miles tromh the present prison, north west of .14l let. It Is to cost $3, 500,000. and the foundations of one cell house iave Just been Id. The lian contemphltes eight circular cell houses am na centrial (inIng hall, with whlie eah will be connect ed byi a corridor. l'alt cell house Is to be 150 feet In dihileter and to accom modate 250 prlsoners. Every cell will te an "ottshle" cell, and its window will open on the walled in prison yard. Its inner front will he glasseil in. mak ing each cell a room. in the center of tlhe cell house wIll be nn observatiojn tower. In this a guard constantly will be on watch. Ferom his position nea r the center of the tower lie will ie able to command a view of every cell in the circular building. lie will keep watch th rough slits from n 411rkemne'd InterIor. nlnd the prisoners will not. kniow which ones atre tunder sus.pi'ion. The roof fin the rell house will ble of glass. A1n e!.sho'rnate ventilatting systenm will be instio: ''l. The air will Ie whshed atll 1l ultl. Siun.hine wvIll reint ht ever.- 're:. Th'el winllows wv~ill ha1ve sari'! k1n:1' t l l aIsle (if thec 'ls n t ' :1 1 1h 1 res ulo (~ wit ' !wl' 1 : 't , a. h1: ll li t th 41ornti ma no wh ' I (t ;hasl ji . ofA lli tllt Ale r c 1 r- a r '. " will Ie Ith ' I wIr n t shIc lir 1111 a:t 'In i t -.:: - +! i : li e l !: n t. ''(hen dva.rlin- n .' I l 1assisEant the l;1 ' I "'I iti.h 1111 \. illigtd l~t 1tot ie t . 14 luits .i'tw i LOST Il.N YIi;' iii AT FIRE. After !e I u oii D o ster 'it on. F1o11gli t Hd i tP t Life. liin ni t111 n u . Y --.\ ti'r b ren give u n 1 l- thirtnow : r ers. s1de. tonl iin~.''ns 't 1 : +ome,. 1:01.. real es. (:ate den!1':. It::". .---urtul ,o his mother. .\lr. (' iliaSiin ens f Syrneruse. linit onsl telb a1 rte onirl.:ble Story of hi os o lin Inry resultinI froi the alryifoi tirei tl Irst llnewaner aoiwting pt hb linh grlley hen mheniry bo ~ ot and hws pfonger Afenry. Seac fetmonthsi Ya h Mia rkcoered, Disovered.ipon alndmarre. i.Ater he werc no sohe rnelstt yeainss ine Krelatm, he bod nof relsh Bonewos.t ah vInc, resin pressure fo thebrinowa fruotlur reetluea ltdon thelles preacfor an oTeratsee atttwite and stateoverlandi to gruheyrnlineds memory~ wofehsmte and hiden forme Afe a roueanhiof Sbveny-eightYere A Marker was mDesforte.rve eutt-eghtayeas forotn. -rlThves mar. body ofa Ewa bron, bu.whe laef Nash vdleo en., in 1838 made Idnica Bon wassble.knwnBpts p rsthe isn nese at vnthttmean Otakte overl.an t oernaulninois witthreeeas withoutseen cirng ant diedeny rout, the fishnbodustry bur bthe waysiretde. ~ rn yrso but~n teploits was. ogt.en. Thegmar bltola. was. kng was thendame and dat fhg death som of3 hae ndeIhbor ati reek andhcnght evnthreeo h entythe ear wo itoeicn any dI t- em beth cautht fduhing tndustrynor thos lwh .Breated Womarnsg.rso Msingo e.-itMrs. J. M.o ofn has become. whn enhiastIate oe to Waeii, eMltonMr. King was ntyednt (ie o pin t hanoe ofi pather neghora ata~bu tre adcaugh ree ulof he tofti the rgote around he leg in tha nmaner at adurangthre oing. pacier.' when iiin tte oeo WAlItlOR (ItlEEK NEWS, Sa * * * * * ge e , 0 . ... The farom's are very busy now gath ering the white staple, while the price Is good, Minau Mittie Todd and Annie Lou Little paid a visit to Miss Etti Brownlee, Thursday evening. Miss Carrie Fowle}' has returne( from a pleasant visit to relatives in Troy. Mr. Calvin Knight is right sick a present. The health of the community is otherwise very good. Mrs. C. A. Jolley and children re turned home Friday after a two weeks stay with her mother. The community was saddened on the morning of the 19, by the death of Mrs l rilla lBrownlee Burns, wife of W. F burns, of Barksdale station. The fun. oral services were attended the follow ing day by a large circle of bereave. friends. She was laid to rest in the Warrior 'creek cemetery. RAIIIUN NEWS. " 0 * " " " P " " tO "0 For the first time in seven weeks w< had a good rain last week, and im siurn it will do the late cotton good. The farmers have been very bush cutting their peavilnes. Miss Sarah Saxon visited Miss Sallie Wolff of Shiloh section Saturday am Sunday. Messrs. W. D. Owens and D. V Knight were jurors at Laurens las week. Mrs. S'tli J. Martin, Miss Alli LBabb, and \rs. IT. Ii. Habb and chi dren visited Mrs. C. V. 111pp and Mis: Sue Gray of Eden section Tuesday. Mr, and .\ rs. Frank Nash of .\Iern: section visited dr. and .rs. 'lauds Mahon Wednesday. Alle s \'era.lialdw'in and brother. .\1 ton were in iaurens \\'edniesma n con bu iness. . A r was in imi revim Friday. .M r. W ill I olt an,l fai' ly ',1( r i" t .\llione la bli,"in. iiis illli 1 ill ~t'\iia ag :ig I lll; I ll'.~ Il~tie (lVIit: . tiii~ FI heT'rail., Inls illi d \ th W undl T l :.;.; t ilal : %: 1 1.hi 1 ti.. y 1un ; : :'. ande, ;'ro'w'innr lh,'' v l - 11 ilipa ifa ois \' l\n',:Ii i' i t ' 1 ('a",ii 111"(1I til y aii' iV0i13'i drawi 1en nte for'O I''Ida; . (1"3 '.inbe I:.i' nglinS I f'Oirthi ent circu s is :> 0 a Ixhibit. aft(erInool t '1 ni I)t in ('r, on liiiic I-x iectincy nlie ran, SO 1i11 before and it is likily ta this disiiel will ;cend a largk dele-;;: glttio eed teants, ieled gie'nnsu intcre: t centers ar ound the iganii< tpltelavle. "C'inderella r" with which tul ing teiri whiherf00tii mai~ tent pr e'fram ", cindeeloa tincdpr nabl h hest lved of slleiral faes a iose itroduced ith morteo tha cts0 am' tirns, hunrdsvdning seucltelirlso thn< oliedstoasekns naee vs inrom corntmy cmatue of the amTe arla nenwil come rae will tarvelacs eiou dayrorning.oe o randanml rdu.The majorsivty of the Satar enatuiely, OcwtobAer ea, th ARngin Iftong. haing scued bth back ofthosm Euoean sourorerho an bes. abligkeid toe enagmetrowtl c our littlee iofte warTshall nekw sn'et rad ge il tand actisho natumrlyning. se ftog Te atocus ivra boelsparanbrg turdayevrh,Ostor ch4 sor rAtv ba togr as coadhbrah dbahso soechr oat, fclla oer cold givels.e ivefl~l "CaliforniSyrup of Figs andci--a fewsours al thea otn s)avei aoisick unigted rroow. dori getl yesouf t littl ou- iovahlf wkithout grping,egn and hv acie natrlly-o ,a restfea!see atif tovnu itsre coails Tlanasues thet one littesomlvr and bowel wetntestei< cogged wth (warth. loven crsslerr talte, fuvere, tonac fourl~l~, breail badter on ah ottle.ah, ihh sor'ehof f'untrfcld ive at teaup oon"ful of'~ "ClfriSrup of F i and' "inai few hours aly the c'' oni'ate ...o.isn Compstd oo any.u"bl ew Ref Arrow poit to w and proved windshield. -Absolutely rain tight. Wiclar and longer seats and deeper cushions, as indicated by arrow. MAXWELL Motor Cars are improved windshield, 8t springs, wider seats, deeper at gasoline gauge, and other equa To the generous value heretofore present in the Maxwell product, these extra im provements have now been added. This is in line with the Maxwell policy-so widely advertised-not to change the Maxwell in any essential detail, but to continue improving it so that it will always be a standard, recognized product, Constantly abreast of the best practces of the industry. - Notwithstanding the superlative and sometimes confusing claims that are made in behalf of various automobiles, we restate our sincere conviction that Maxwell Motor Cars offer more real value LAURENS MOTC Public Square Laui StDferred Paymn ceived from the use of Thedford's Elack-Draught," writes *Mrs. Sylvania WVoods, of C'ifton Mills, K(y. * "It certainly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds, *liver and stomach troubles, firmly believe Black-Draught saved my little girl's life. \Vhen she had the measles, *they went in on her, btn one good dose of Thedford's *Black-Draught made ther break out, and she has had no more trouble. I shall ver e.-.withouf. In my home." For constipation, Indigestion, headache, dizzi- S *ness, malaria, chills and fever, bi'lousness, and all similar *alments, Thedford's Black-Draught has proved itself a safe, * reliable, gentle'and valuae remedy. If you suffer from any of these complaints, try Black.. * Draught. It Is a medicine of known merit. Seventy-fiveS years of splendid success proves Its value. Good for young and old. For same everywhere. Price 25 cents. SThousands of Suffering Womien HSte a-Vitt 261se medieine is garntedto do for YoU what it has done for others. It correts h irg SiMfartie peculiar to wornen; tone.. strengthna and vitailize the womanly functions: restoree the ap. 1Pett dieere the complexion. and builds up the wated energies. Your money back 1f your are no I eOted. (let It today. $1 at your dealers'. Your dealer will explain theguaranitee. THACHERt MEDICINE CO.. CHATTANOOGA. TENN IR HiuRu. o00 fnstruzment board. showing gasoline gouge, electric dashlit speedometer, electric starting and gting plugs and ammeter. Arrow shows old and new spring construction. Neow springs much longer and more flexible. now equipped with a new and ill longer and more flexible id softer cushions, dashlight, ily important refinements. per dollar than any other car in the world. This too, is the belief of the thousands and thousands of Maxwell owners. And these beliefs are supported by actual and tangible facts. We actually know that .,within the entire history of the automo bile business, no motor car-in any class or at gny price- has equalled the Maxwell dn"iflionest dollar-for-dollar v'alue. And if you will examine a Naxwei, ride in it, compare it with other cars, consider its splendid record. reputation and L past per formlances, you will kinow it. Call or phone for a dmol nt; m. R CAZ COMPANY -ens, S. C. Phone 268 F a A. DE T/2 O/lT ens If Desi red OCfir !'u we wil reira/nln-Panif tony ('I i fli s of the estate' of .\iy~s. I',iscil.i ( '.\ 1l'er iii 'h .0)1 ',1 l'oib:,I of i.:,n- Toi the hecirs of I renc Tlaylor' 11111 reus1 .1 1 (0nly, at ii C ek a. m., uno1 sutppiosed to be' some where in the State on lii the sam( day w'll~ a ppiy for ai hna. of Ali~aama, whose nanes, ages and di.w h~a ge from1 ourlt trls a ES 'xecui- addret(5se, are0 to thle plaint iffs un tori's. known, and to the heirs of Greenberry Any person indebted to saI-d estati Taylor, or his sons, John Taylor and arie noti tied atmI rietiui retl to miake pay- .1 ames Tlay lor, or their helirs, all of ment on that dale; antd all persons whose names, ages and addres'ses, are having claims against said estate wilt to the plaint Ills unknown, hut. suppos0 prFesent thlemt onl or biefore said (late edci to be0 somewllher'e in the S'tate of duly pi oven or be for'ever' hbarr'ed. Oklahoma; you will please take notico .Johin Edwards, that the summitons and complaint in the F1. F. Edwar'ds, above stated ease, beitng an action for S - Exeutors. partition oif real estate of Miss .Jarecda Scptemh*.ll 10.--1 mo. Taylor, deceasedl, wvas filedl in the offiee of Clerk of Cour t for' Laurens County, UNDERTAKING 'south Car'ouna, on september 26, 1916.' KENNEDY BROS., "aplication; and If ary of you be in.. ( ants or insane persons, you aehere.. hy reqiuired to apply unto the Court for Undertakers and Embalmer. the appointment of a guardian ad litemn Call anwerd ay hurs da ormist .to relt. -ient you In the above entitled Cahlanaere an hous, ay v ~ action, within the time prescribed by - StimtonsforIlelef.law, and if yau fail, applicatIon will be Summns fr Reief.made unto the Court for a decree of State of South Carolina, Partition of said land and the sale County of Laur'ens. thereof. Court of Common ol'leas. J. J. MeSwain, Salile V. llranche tt, Vista Richey, e w.. Plaintiffs Attorney, is ilichey, Mcli Richey, Miss Belle Attest: Rlichey, Lyd Anderson, Janic Bell C. A. Power, Scott, Hessic Linds~ay, Eppic Chanid- I Clerk or Court. ler, W~'ilie Babb, Miss Lila Ander'son, ISept. 26, 1916. Misa~ Janie Anderson, P'lainttffs 10-4t. against I Miss Helen Anderson, Mi's. Irene TPay. Citation for Letters of Administration. lot' 11i1li he heirs, whose nanmes and Thie State of South Carolina, addr'esses are unknown, John Tay- County of Laur'ens. lor, of his helm's, whose namnes and Fly O. 0. Thompson, Probate Judge: addresses are unknown, andi James WH1ER10AS, D. C. Mcbaurin made Taylor, or his heir's, whose names suit to me, to gt'ant him Letters of ailnddr'sses are utnknowni, or to Adtministration of the Estate and ef the heir. f Greenberry Tlaylot', their fects of Nannie M. Mcbaurin. tinme z. 'd addresses being unkinown, .V TH ES~E ARE THEREFORE, to cite defendants- andi admonish all and singular the To the Deiendanits above named: la ndred and Creditors of the said Nan Yout arc her'eby slummtoned andl re'- nie' ''. McLaurin deceased, that they (irediii to aniswer' ther (compilaint in tis I. ami alpp. r her re me, in the Court ":on, of witch a copy is her'ewith of Probate, to be heid at. LaurenC~s Court ser'vedl upon0 you, and to serve a copy of I l..ase, Laitrens, H. C., Oin the 7th day youri answler 'lihe said complIainit on ci: ixtohet', 1916 next, afttrv publication thle u bsc ribet' at is oni en 212i Ma..- hicof', at 11 o'c'->ck In athle forenoon, onic 'temitle Iluilin tg ':-Otiville, S. C. ti' show' 0ause, itf any then have, why vithin twenty d..ys a. eri the im "ICe ;ith' ,. Adiminst ration suouild not be rof, e'tlus've of the day " ahI gra. -1. e"vl e; and if y.ou tfail to anni . i s a0 .:' '.y h'ond im 23rd day .itplai'n. with'n the timie ', r- :nid. nrf 9 !.t(.' . n amo ipit; .