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Subscription Prire is $t.00 Per Year 'ayabule in .\iauce. Pub111b1hed by ADVI-1ITISEI PillNTING CO3I PANY ILaurens, S. C. Advertlsimr lates on Application. Obitiares and Card of Thanks: One Cent t Word. Entered at the postollice at Laurens, S. C., as second class mail matter. L1 \'lRlNS, S. ('.. SEP'T. 12. 1917. The lltisstin.s are taking. all the Ili.s out of IMia. Yes, if they (on't believe that proh i bition prohilits, let theil go down and ask !he express man le linows. In spite of the fat t that the mtteni of the new National .\rmy arte not "co scripts" inl the _-Unlrally accepted Sellsn of the word, Ithey are coi sta ntly described as such by imany Oven a1on! Ile newspaper' luen!), - who usually try to le careful about the iroprieties. The word "conse ri it" is easy to sav, is. eaS y to fill out a headline with and is the only single wvorl that we ian lillnk ot thtat eveti apptro 'atIes a d l: criptionI of, men1 draft ed u der the new army act. bul it is not1 0orrect anld does the ne anl inl I 1.~ t ~ it * .iti':: aniih)t e sop e . I 1s ':-y to wr!ite "conl.-ri-o", but it is !)(, i to. 1* * * Ifa Rip \: ii' u h 3I :: outh l'. . 1. y i , (lit t 01 !Ilo i i f1-- Ii u - )I : , v, ,W lil II 'ld - h to li: ( i VCent i::: the -, ' 'r v to t. a.t4- (1 tll ' a h-: 3.1 i Ide (IC a t -112i1 -N c( - I c Olii-t '.' -I-.T Thi. weeok erwekTo o. OS will bh of thf ar i:li et,' C1r-x r k io the ourf n I. - i teo! by te :'I 11 W e 'T!a h-a at! ndid t a i re -t -l o e t nOf t t f. t I . Qia lr i t hilff tt1)w stl-otsIvtd tords to nso ou tsnt ite of ah"ItoarItroom u- a a w th oaonuctngor, at l'ee s itoa dpcalcnewstj~ ioncered stitly acthordilng. t otgl1g ,100ro~W Ama!I anwa . .tttw a te Itoutl bm tha s I I'tie an soderly is RlO * n ! iiautil. ( he ocaInh day wifel Iat. vrl 4 4 gJtowe al i:, ourto iose t ao t aYouhngew spid..sons th nh n sopetme lkin yofnge han wae Ins Id make xcoaing aneiberetatines of jtheit onaccounwtr o-hi' prta Special cIneestion aofacheditos witay ite rilcngh though tecrowd inash city at isbr yeanrs ao. have is hued antee utmatmehad the osion Judrgte olMAadmyn, l whoe onenofgthe ounet mldes on the bi: ench and soegtiet hios yoge.a hetisg Muin taccun f his imp'sarhtal rlsand eaeoe isighte ing teplaw, Oces nme of earso ao. HEe wa heebten h tm f h lsn ofteodAam1adteoeigo th'rde coo.Mnyorheyug since leaving laurens" he s:aid the otiIr nigli. "I have wantled to see a young fellow who ran away from sC(1hool one afternoon because he thought I was going to pinish him. The boy ran out of the door and I ha1ve never seen him since. I would -o t) see him if only to tell him that he was mistaken in that no pm, ih mellt was in store for him on that occasion." Iuridentally, we might add while we are ramibling along on this, that the supply Court stenogra pher, Walter j,. Alars, is giving general satisfac ton and is making friends with court o!ieials anIl members of the bar. -:XPLOSION I1tIlN(S B03111 PL.A NT 01"' ':stalishmient in Hoboken is Reveal. ed by A eeident -Arrests 11nde by Pollee-.-W.ts Well Equlipped. Iloboken. N. J.. Sept. S.-What al O;evared to be a fully equipped bomb making )pIant was (isclosed to the Police toniglt. when an explosion blew off the roof of a Small building i 'Tiiitd street as two detectives were vassing. A man who fled from the ::'netuire was seized by one of the O'"cirs. ie gave the name of Robert l.iohenfeldt and his a'e as :1 ears. Ib,, ilad itted he is rif (;Vrm1a b111 th. TiMb fire wh.ih infWlowerd thle ex plo s!1n was quickly extinguishe( with 0:' furt Ther damaze fronm Ile (lan:.er 4Cont-.nts !of th.' strture. which ' oo vi . c cs i o ol Il( iIie lh rie avid. iron. nitI-( 11e lls of e~ j.,ee:t (A Oi i li 1 u uii 1I3i\ h I' inI i nit I a .in e n I inI clitre s t It h in - : II it S l il l II I iif o If, Th li e llo' (i he l rii d 1 ars eef the (lass el) 1uia;t. 'The .\axgwell hasg al. 1 e ewl~ le fobr Itie bodyk * el)' morl1(l . The0 new. mtodl l. (n s dIea: I n 5Oshw rooll. Columbia, S. C., Sends Evidence: Th . .' , 14 .erc- 4i. 4 .IV;k6i. it . ,1 r t o (er(om<. N.e I x ) zi e I ~ hlill' lt rea in liolnhw. t ller h -l 1 1 010 inn1ne : !' 1 1 ~ l e l a I .r 1 n i .i C(oe mbia, S. C., I say-: suien< n. sleep after any fashion. I saw\~ - tlil e -- ll: .':',. ;elm' 1a ( at t rel -n i I'j il i latvi e ' jill. l tel i i fgg na l wic in h ovor IS 111 il 1t d~ helea il- i.. i l III ed1 liit le ollt I; r l ul s in upci the it ho ii le catub1111ite yOu (on haing'it' 'uc at re et uei 'eeI. I aml sileepjin it w ell ne ee d.i I need0 tnot telt yout I shlli mtul th11 Ile t roement which1 htas - - eI soI utlh bettotr.'' If yoit ares st ffering ftrom anty trou - % .dmeiilahr to Mr. .loister thtere is no( reason why you shulditt not obttaini jthte samite relief as lhe has had. Stepi iLi h neariest druggist, anid obtaiin a'ittle. If Ihe is ntot lip-to-date call atI I.auriens I lrug ('o. F eorula ont (ever.y bottle. P rice fotr l t-inc oti i (lonly $1.00. A t tent iotn gi:en to mail ordetrs. Interstate i~arug 'o. hInt. New Y'ork. tIkhier's Aniset'lie Oil, Kntownu as SNAKE OIL Will Positively Relieve Pain ini iThr(ee MIinnites. Tr tright now for rheuamat ism, neualia lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen joints, pains in the head, back and limbs, cornts, bunions, etc. After OneO appilicatiotn paitn disanppears as if by magic. A new remedy used Internally and externtal ly for t'oughli, colds, cr'oup, sore throat, dipt1herta andi tonsilitis. TIhtis oil is concededl to be the most Ipenetrting retmedy known. Its lpromptt and1( .immdiatIie effect in r lievinig pa in is dhue to1 the fact tat II. petnetrate t o0 t( Ihr a ftected teart s at on('e. As ant il lust ration, Ipour hull drtops ont theo ibi('kCst pice' oi' uuol lthertoi ande~ it wiil eetratfte this sub. ..tancie thruoutgh and1 thr-oumgh int three Areet etnio sittitutie. 'IThis great oIl is 14olden i redi color on IS. 10very hot - tlte gutaant eed; 25c, 50e and1( $1.00 1 bobttle. 0o rmoney' r'efuntdedl. 'Te I *"u reons.Drug Co. 7-f N. & W. FLAGM.N SAYS HE S.W 3' MUl El Stops Trioopl Train to TelI Einttgier iMiNd ,Just Witnessed ('rime-Sol. iers Sent to Investiunte Story. l'etersbturg, Va.. Sepxt. $.-Afa man stationed at a Norfolk & Western crossing, near Camp Luee, stopped a troop train on the way to the camp from this city shortly before noon to (lay and informed the conductor that he had seen a murder committed near the crossing where he was stationed. Ing four men drove up to a pohit near him, but concealed by a clump of hushes. There were some angry words, and suddenly one of the occupants of the car drew his pistol and shot one of his companions four tiies. ihe other three men then pulled the dend man out of the machine and tried to bulry his body. The flagman asked assistance in apprehending the mur derers, and a party of soldiers left the train and went with him to the spot. The men ha d gone, but the freshly dug earth where they had started to bury the body was plainly visible. The bod(y also had disappeared. The police of this city are investi gating. irs. 8. (1. Lsve r left for Columbia Sunday where she will take several weeks' trea tment at one of tlie hos pitals there. 'M et il fli . A. 3. RIisinhg i Sn Chapter No. t. it. .\. M.. will hold a 'regular . ommuniention Priday niilt. the I ith. .\ full meet ill.' is req ltin ste . -.\ 1 ': t1. 44 $'.' 444e . so i 'i k. nively iii. h-. k41 't4:. dor oily $1L ' . . If. W liN.s & co. * $6 * * $ * s * $ $e SPEC CI.L NOTIE(I.S. 1 4Ii i fr a olj h I n 41 --i n, hm 1::'': :1 0t 1) i:i n-1 . f1 1 1 * . 4 I'o it inwd "1 4 Ih w I iano. i Iood shape. ~ ~ ~ .1 .Wit.Wkna . s 1.I~l W 'it :4 1 v '. rv -h' r - ( i'in i ti '1 e s d I in \1 o ill I't t 111 11 t 11. Fo41 142117il'Ialo il 2(0 For SaO -('. crimso I clov see ill iho (.11:1 1T. 'I lic' 11(1. it. 1'. '4)1 M\lu ilti44 R14 witi' I. S- I Ii; For1 SpoE ~.l~I54 l~e' 4il ill chI1I.fI. ITI4Ilave been screened I w ice. l'ri e $12.70 1er hu(t.(l 1ouii ee W. G . '. arris. Ow. 144r SiaI' 'Utgiste'red .14rsey iull. I'our .vearis old(.4 W4. I). I tyi~ & s4w. -a va'e s, 11 . . .: Fo1' RElt 2 luir4 e farii. :i-roo()ImI '"~et ini:-. '-' 2 ch in ys, l<-nanti house, :4 44r4, ilear4 .\lpunvill e 14 14. h i-: s4chool, Ila\ 1d i.: bi (;r at -n - . i . 4 .4 dI .: t w 4 e1 tr. i t .: y n 44l'44nI 4 .44a !4-r *, ( 4 - ' 1r 44414n1: .\bu.zi ryV. :. 44.4 I : 4 pig .1.444 41441. $7.41 44r 14ai14 - r d 44444: 5Ih4Imi. w'i:.thing~ 44444 1444 pronul::)41. 1:..c per' po4 mi on4 44 4.r ph4n 44 T . .\1. 8Sh:4w, LI: :44nK, 8. - . 'S-2It anitE l l''44ur yopn:lii 4(ows, li-li in4 ill 4ihe.4. ('ilt Ib: ltroad44ls ('la rdy, 44r . \\. ('a4 1isl4. 5-.:' l''or lint -I V4 Two unfurnisheds roomsi1 n444ir 14 iubli4 s'tilar'. ddrel1.4s .\liss. \l1a 4i e l .\iarti, -II. 2 iiiuthl I (lr4er IIanited EYoun)lg, 141an1 14) workEi ait 4.oda4 founta in. .\utst be clean and1( 411uick. Apl to411( Adverteiser5(1 o1i44. S-It For)I Sale-Abruzzi i'ye', $1.0ti01'e 8-It For Ifenht -One or two furnished r'oomsl, sulitable( for'1 light hlOu:4e-keep) 1ing. App)l)1v to Aliss Lou lie EICheber ger', Phone) 2716. 8-It -14d Forii Siale---North I ('ar ol ina Seed U ye boughit dirlectly off' the far1ms on 1l'renchl itoa (4(1 It iver, at $2.0 per' bu0. JIoh n C. tHol t & Company4113, (h'ay ('ourtl. 8-If IfEor i((ent---Nice slor'e-room Oppos0ite( the post ofiee. Also for sale, comn 1)1ete grocery3 store fixtures In excel lent cond It ion, Aplply to 41Dr. W'. ii. ilal. .1-5t if IXIS'TITC'(IIINGj and PIC(Yr'i'N( - We hlave just installed a I iemlstitch lng and leiotinig Maclinec and( ar'e in plositioni to do all wor'k promptly. Slager' Sewing Machine Co., Green wood, S. ('. 6-5t-14d. Tenchemrs W'antedl-( I) Men for' town and country schools, $75 to $100;- (2) badies combinIng misic and common 10choo1, uinpr'ecedented dlemand. (3) grade and high school. Can 1)laCe all lanalifled teachers for' any of the above. Speclal enrollment, Soutthern Teach er's' Agency, Colulmbia, S. C, 6--It For~l SAle-5,000 pounds crinmsonm clover' 1eed( In the chaff at 20 cents per1 "0ound(, unhulllled seed arc mullch pr'eferalel to the cleaned seed as you v-tli lie much(41 OreC sure for a stand. TheIiy ('arry a /certain amiount. of In oculation besl en the bur' acts as ai pro'(tectIin aga Ffst~thb old. Place yourI Order4) e'arly as the seed houses claIm that la'telr on they willl 1he un1 01btalnable. Young's Pharmacy, Clini ton, S. C. '4..tf .'TODID)AD CASE POSTPONED; JONFS CASE-: BEING llEAlD ('ourt of Gieneral Sessions Liable to ('ontinue i(Itenaider of Week. The court. of Geieral Sessions con venled Molidayi morning with .Judge T. 1. Mauldin. of Pickens, presiding and the other ollicers in their accustomed places. Walter W. Mars, of Abbeville, is temporarily acting as stenographer in the place of Stenographer Perrin, who has been sick. The trial of Roy Illurdette for (he shootling of D. D. Stoddard, In the up per part of the county on the 25th of Jlly, Was postponed to the next termi f court on account of the sickness of the only eye-witness, Mrs. Dee Bolt. With ithe exception of the trial of iannie Miller. colored, for violation ,)f the prohihition law, of which she was acquitted, the coutrt's time has een taken ip largely with the case of tile State against John Jones, L'harI Iged with tile Imrider of ]ten Stevens at Cross 11111 last winter. The ase will go to the jury this morning ifler addresses are made by R. A. 'ooper, for the defense, and Solicitor Blackwell, for the state. and after the idge has charged the jury. The first icaring of the case at the spring erm of court resulted in a mistrial, ;o it is probable that the jury will )v out for some tiie. Practically no new testimony was itroduced at b.his hearing. As will be reinieinbered .lones shot Stevens 11 Spearnian's store, following a con ;c rsat ion in whivh Stevens. who was 1 man past iniddle age. (irsed .lones thout a dittleulty which Jones and ';t( e ls' ;on had had. .Jones. it is tilegevd, Fouht Stevenls after de-claring 1a1t ho w1 as 11narm-11101e. The (1e se, 11 attemiptingv to mnalmo out a1 vase oif .:'lf lefense. iit Iroduced test iIion1y hat Stie(vens had IlIade threats oil tlie I 1 o:' .lones n11111 followed 111im1 into Sst Co l f or tle imrps)" of killing, .. .I1n. ill his own dlefeiise. Swore I:0 he tird to a h li I .f as he auatStvnwho) vws vlurs-inI enrin tajlO 1h011hi. The ith frm' kria!ot .I lir: The ((ourt has a hea'y docket of in1or cases to dispose of and may .t n i h: re'( ainder of Ite week At Opern llous1 Friday. . 1h11ru hlyhiv (Inioq abh :le 1 and start line o Jilin l prodne-ionl is "\lat Ir Ity"'. This is the liewest featlure pie tore to be issued by the World Film ('011ration and it presents Alice Ilrnad ' . ill the higUst and be:1 role of hr < aroer. \Miss Btrady enacts Ihe rohr of a young girl who is happily 2larried lit who is afraid of milother hood. The slo- tells of the remark :he ' n whh she loses her foar aid hecomes haplpier than sIe has ever hefore bee In ihei life. Miss l'dy doe Ile bsit ( actin of her va I. o for. inl this prod2luction. Ih'er 1 2 is h ibl dran tie on2 , but is 'ic siis l~e :ouehv 12 ill .I r'( l e h Iir e m 'o 'aid the( " f:1 teature, ye::n of' the mrost T01i2 hoale prolue: ion wn; h' BACK F Goods G( LISTEN! ' and the market ri stocks at very att customers the ber the large stock of and which we off wholesale at the j selling goods ,be that is, we are se] We advise that y< and buy from us 1 DRY GOODS M -Em........ First Showing of the No Name Hat an4 the Frank Schob1vo $3 and $3.50 CLARDY & WILSON "THE HATTERS" NEW STOCK FIELD SEED We are handling Field Seed for Mr. P. W. Moore, County Farm Demonstrator. In this way we can sell you cheap. Abruzzi Rye $4.00 bushel Carolina T.:G. Rye 3.00 bushel Crimson Plover - 22 1-2c lb. Hairy Vetch 22 1-2c lb. Dwarf Essex Rape 15c lb. Don't fail to call at once for we will not have this stock long. J. C. SHELL & CO. mnaff im elm *P.n.VWLM MI.l'MIA= rI ROM THE MARKETS >ing Higher Every Day -have just returned from the New York iarkets, where I found all goods scarce sing. HoWever, I was able to buy our ractive ices and, of course, will give our kefi t ut, here is the important thing sta le goods which we are carrying now er the old prices cannot be bought >rj s that4ofpay us. Actually, we are l :A*"New York wholesale market; lihig them at that as long as they last. )u look'ahead and buy your needs now )efore the supply is gone. I. TE RRY ERCHANT LAURENS, S. C.