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NOTICE OF LOST STOCK. State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. Notlece Is hereby given that Certifi cate No. 53 for one (1) share of the common stock of the Laurens Bonded \Varehouse Company, of Laurens, S. C., of the par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) issued on Doc. 15, 1900, to Lutie C .Jones, has been lost or desroytd, and that the undersigned will apply to said Laurens Bonded Warehouse Company at its place of businless at LAlrens. S. C., on the 21st lay of August. 1919, at 10 o'clock, a. im., for a new certificate in lieu of said lost certificate. It. F. JONES. Dated July 16, 1919. 52-6t-A Dr. T. L. Timmerman DENTIST Laurens, South Carolina Offlee in Penples Bank Building UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS., Undertakers and Embalmero Calls anuswered noy hour lay or night Simpson,Cooper & Babb Attorneys at Law. Wil Practice in all State Courts Prompt Attention Given All Business Blackwell & Sullivan ATTORNEYS AT LAW Prompil)t Attentlon Gliven All Business Money to Loan on lleal Estate Telephlone 350 Ofice Ill Simnlons lBuilding W. M. NASH SURVEYOR Terracing Leveling NOTARY PUBLIC Gray Court, S. C. You Do More Work, You nre more ambitious and you get more enjoyment out of everything when your blood is in good condition. Impurities in the blood have a very depressing effect on the system, causing weakness, laziness, nervousness and sicknwss. UiROViES TASTEILljSS Chill TONIC sto ws ~l-rgy "nd Vitality by Purifying and 'nrich ing the i -.. When you feel its strenjthening, invigorating effect, see hov t Mn- color to the cheeks amd how it imoves the appetite, you will then npprecinte its trui ionic value. (ROVB'S TAsTfLSS Chill TONIC is not a patent medicine, it is siiply IRON and QUININi slslpended in Syrup. So pleasant even children like it. The blood needsQuinine to Purifyit and IRON to Enrich it. These reliable tonic prop erties never fail to drive out impurities inI tMe blood. The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it the favorite tonic in thousands of homes. More than thirty-tive years ago, folks would rid(' a long distance to get GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a member of their family had Malaria or needed a body-buillding, strength-giving totae. s The formula is just the same to day, and you can get it from any drug' store. 60le per bottle. Paint Your Car Make it look fresh and clean. There jis no use in ridtng in a faded car when you can have it freshened and1 brighten ed up) for a very small amount. Have it paint ed in Laurens. Our Work is as good as the Best Waldrops Garage . Near Depot CRIMSON CLOVER THE1 WONDE ~ UL SOIL IM.. PRO VI 4+ CROP. An Excellent 'Wntor and Spr ing Graztng Crop+Best of Earily Greent FoS --ood Hay Croy Crimson Ci1 r (an be' 'own fro te' rt July to1 (arly in O)tober. It is pat(ilay vau 1bl i a s il improveri i for iir ond Iot ton, o ing It at the Iast. Woli ng4 14, turin *' It undert theIi follow ing Muty. 1M gro~wing in ICeasi erop. a yea, r. BE1 SURIJ TO SOW WOOD'S SEEDS TPh.y nrc enrefolly se lected and SEED POTATOES for Fall Crop Po, ito g'roweI .rs a r ' Iettig w'.ni d1:e ijrfu price jost norw. 'lant a, 1lib I 'n i ern . In Juone anld .Tuly. P t '* nImay i-all highd anin Wit ifor "Wood's Crop Srm.. ei' I'IIl"(1( givng ti nly iormalion and*. pi I' t. 1 A alrld frt e T. W.WOOD & SONS, SEEDMEnm ninamna.rn **e* * * . *. . *** * e oe e* * . * * ADVICE ANI) WARNING * -KINDLY MEANT. * * in editorial correspondence from Washing ton, where lie Is visiting, to The Journal, of Spartanburg, Maj. J. C. Iemphill writes in regard to tho race riots In that city: "A significant indication of the dis position of the leaders of the colored peoplo of the community is to be found In the resolution adopted yes terday at a mass meeting of the pas tors of the colored churches and oth er colored citizens at the Metropoli tan A. Al. 10. Church appealing to the plesident that he retuest the secre tary of war andi the Secretary of the navi' and the commandant of the tha rines to withdratw the leave of 'aft 'sol (iers, sailors and nuirines lin and around the Dist'ict of Columbia. This appeal is made on thq ground that soldiers, sailors aild inarines were re sponsible for the extreme lawlpss ness that has beon perpetratod upon law abiding colored citizens in the District. of Columbia within the last -10 hou rs." This action of a mass meeting of negrot's is, in very truth, "a signill cant Ind111iention." The white soldiers, sailors and marines In and arottnli Washington are not Soithern men. They coint from every part. of the It'ilted States, and, probably, four lifthis of theni are from the Northern and Westorn States. The negroes of Washington i'ave no collfidenco ill theill. 'i'he negrtoes hohld them m"re sponsibie for the extrelne lawlessness that. has been perpetratd upon l Iaw abiding (olored citizenis." If it be conceded, for the sahe of tit. argilnnen, that the aclisalioll is true, til importance of it lies in its t11uth ami that is what the ni'egroes everywhere would belIteri ponder. These ~ M1 soler rerPre~sentative of ith Itasses of the white people, who arluore th0,vOan 90 per voent of the popl Ition of 1the wh.]ot(, country ---niu11ch tore reprseIltaIlvi of .lit ir pa"ssioll 11nit rejmiit tihan are the member( of ('mlgr s, the politicians and tille ellitors. As Mhe sohliers feei ill in pcof a matter of thi kind he peo ple feel, too--an wo are here dis c1181ing not what 1110 pr inilintg feteling Ought or, ou1ght not to be, but w hat it i. -wh10at thl( 1 e.grtlt's ( of Washing8tonI inl IlteIr resolutI Iion ha.ve !'-Ially ;kulniit-, l t hat it is. To this conlition we are tilecting al tenitionl h) tauf 4e thIIe re has beenl 4 ()inlg onl in this emintry tie last six p101n11h. an1 agitationl calenl-tied to Ito inealculiable harm. A num11ber. of n4 grJo rn1agazine's andl new\sp)apersl are( poisoninlg Ithw inimis ' of nlegroos a-gai.nst the white people. Tiey alet printeil in NorthIrn (1 villes ani silt to til South. We hav nilliliwrs of diviem and 014-y are fillol wvith intim m1alory vilit-orial ar-ticles; and news S sto r i ' s 5 Mml-h tof the t 11f11 printed is of It, partiarly the dscritils of shamleful 1ilhinga, is t rue. IlT'n drnift of mo0st of it. is toI egg tilt idoor ne tgroelwr itn't l the Soth to viole(nce -a v tioln'ii from wih tllhest' writ - t'r' iln New York, llosion anti Chicago 1oub1 no ht oibtly~h 3'su)ffter. Thei beltter in formled nlegroes in S'outhli Carolina welliitknow Itat one oIf I hese1 NMrthlern edittors wouldt not1 darde to ('0111 into thte South andt speak uicley what I ty wtrite at a safe distance. Agatrn, whtet hm or tii,;iht to hat the Ciaan wo t-al witlthfals. Tlhat thttse 'fformts tto :eititouh' are lng itn. fot z/inle was Stint to Th'e Stale conltaininlg att espetiatlly outragetous ltitit', frmuh 2 aSt~t I .. l1.st tha1 t hei Sttr trIac tl that the pfol mtigh(lt hI i Irftt I f whatsi i the)g'l No Ihfr i negrolI I titrance ht tuse ittdos nat witsh cluding numbers if the whole South be cons)dered-they have the power to subdue negro lawlessness or as sertiveness. Moreover, in the army and the navy among the masses of the white people throughout.the coun try, as we have said, tie feeling is the same. Race riots have lately oc curred even in Enigland, showing that the sentiment of white men Is much the same everywhere. What theni are toe negros to do if thy be oppressed? We tell them that their hope and their only hope is in white men, who want to be just. Self respecting white men never injure negroes who are well, behaved and who obey the laws andy the number of these white men. Is steadily in creasing. It will enlarge the mor'e rapiidl' it the negroes do not aillow themselves to be. misled, but.becauis'e of the ignorance of many of them they are in constant dauge: of that. Tilhe greatest misfortune that ever befell the negroes o( the South was the *ending or coming to tien of the carpet-baggpe Ticy are suffering fronm i. to this day. The carpet-hag gers It-d the negroes astray, cor rupted them, deceived them, raised up Souithe),n1 white men to be their entille's. But for thoso infamous scoundlrels, the good understanding bet ween the two races might never have been seriously inpaired. 'Thw arpet-laggers have long ago delearted. but in this day their place is tahen lby the llegro writers ill tile Northern newspaersi---they who take no chance themuselves hut preach, tllrou g h the mails, racial antagonism. For tile Southern negroes to listen to them coul bring only a repetition of 1linally. wo rellin1d those n1 egroes vho are discontlnted that they are not conillln31ed to live in tile S.louith. It they (10 not like vhat they are get I i ig ill the South they ennl go aWa Y. 'ir'y year :wo they I were poor Inll co1i3 ( nol go blt they have oIllney llowt alr1 tI ';' are tralin's r1un ing to all1 poinis North. Thellre is not MnW Ownilm1 1:and4 or. Wthir pro)perty who ill not (lispore of it at a profit ..( this tim11f. The wite inen who Are not i41atisield in South Carolina go v1setwhere ad the saiei right and op por-tunity are before the negroes. It is scarcely a i ay's jouirniiey to tile \iasoni and Dixon ULne or to tile Ohio Itiver. We relmat that the (115sposition to trleat the 1eg1roes juostly anl even gen rously, F, steadily growjing ill S-ouith Carolina andi in thet Sothl but it is, best for a.11ll cncerned that1 it he satid eandidily and plainly thai t(no swyitt or general ebange in inaters of goveruml1enlt (is thy affeef the rela tion1 het weell the races will come to pass. 'Ille Slate will pelsevere ill vondemining lynichingj anld will Strive to inluelice p1lbh1e opillioll alin3 t wronlg to le n g roes. But pow'r ill the hand.; of white m1nq wVill be inninl tained4. -The State. lRe't. L,. Ross Lynn, the Superintend (ent1 of TlhornwellI Orphalnage, an3 in1st i tution in which tile people of Abbe yille apo greatly initer'ested, paid a v'isit to Abbevilleo on Wednesday, 'omnin~g hero to ipreachl the annalt sermon bie foro the Abbevilie District Bible So clety. Rey. Mr. Lynn made a most favor alie inmpression 0!n 0our peop'le. lie Is not1 only a good preacier but he1?11 stikes one as a -bulsinessh manii af ine Thel4 nlew~ superintendent has hiad ('ha1rge of1 tile wvork for ntearly a y'ear'. The14 Iirs't year3 was a har .1one( for' h113im becau35 then work was new and1( 1'hit~ asi tim11 goes 44n he is growing into0 the worlk, anId ile hioles to1 mak11e the inl.-ti~ltui keep ils 1)la(e in1 tile affe14 ns of4 (the14 i)eople4 wtho are in1t T1:1- 14(414l4 (4f A bhe1v ille' very m1114 h bhim44 tha 111 I rI. I .V lln 1 wiii makeh it ('onvenient to1 en thl~4' is1 way agalin al an1 daly1 date' 11wl often, I ultere Ie ltlly alIways; expret' a w14,101no.. Abbi' "The. LONE PTAR RANGE5,' wnLatA4MFox PR.cOuO'VIo N, OpeY I (O1SCr Frdmy I * BYRDS NEWS. Byrds, Aug. I.-We are glad to re port refreshing showers and good crops in this section. Mrs. Hugh Kennedy and -Mrs. W. D. Barksdale were the guests of Mrs. Geo. Byrd and daughters last Siday. Mrs. W. I. Andeosa, of Spartan burg, is spending some tne with her son, MIr. 13111 Anderson. Mrs. W. P. Nash, of Fulfport, Miss., Is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Gco. Byrd. Miss Sara Glenn visited Atlantic City last week. Mr. and Mirs. Gco. Copeland and daughters, o't Clinton, were the giests of .Mrkh Geo. Byrd and family alst Sun day. Miss Eva Bolt, of Clinton, spent the week-end with her parents. Ar. and Mrs. J. F. JAcobs, Jr., visit, ed Mrs. Byrd an4 tfly last Wek. Mr. W. 4. Barkmdalb, of Iaurens, wea tlie sxend-th-fdy g~iest Qf his iunt, Mrs. Geo. Byrd, last, Subliath. Mr. Herbert Marthi and family "BAYER CROSS" ON ASPIRIN Always Ask for Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" LD Only Aspirin Tablets with the safety "Bayer Cross" on them are genuine "layei Tablets of Aspirin," owned and made by Americans and proved safe by millions of people. Unknown quan tities of fraudulent Aspirin Tablcts were sold recently by a Brooklyn deal er whlih proved to be composed most ly of Talcum I'owdor. "Ilayer Tablets of Aspirin" should always he asked for. Then look for the safety "Bayer Cross" on the pack age and on eaoh tablet. Accept noth ing else. Propor dirctfions and dosage in each Bayer package. Aspirin is the trade mark of iayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Callcylicacid. Ear Tailoring. dred of th Tricotine, 3 Navy and C Price A G( spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Geo. Byrd. Piles Cure dn 6 to 14 DMys Dru NThIENTfes rtfulet Id W U11jrPt applctin ile&~h See our line of floor lamps. reievs Ing Pils an yo a S. M. & E. H. WILKES & CO. Dr. Chas. A. Crormer GRADUA TE VETERINARY SURGEON &DENTIST Service Day and Night Charges Reasonable Will Appreciate Your Patronage. Telephones: Residence 201; Office 46 Office at Posey's Drug Stare. CASH BASIS When sending for Meal and Hulls do not forget that we are selling for"cash Laurens Oil Mill .7 Fall Dresses Styles with the better class of We are showing about half hun ese New Fall Styles in Serges, ~atins, and Tricoletts. Blacks, olors. $22.50 and up )OD PLACE TO TRADE