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for the p:st sveral weeks to be sure
that i's :IlpCly wttl not I-il out. be
foro III sitlatio n o. relieved. Last
ueek we !d to Itave out enoiughi ad
vertiin1 ari m -ws it) make four iages
ml'ore hanI we r:n11. This -w(tek we en
diteavorid to, lt p within the sa
ho-I(.A. hut h:.11 nw ied mlore advel-I
1isina I than 'd11 pissibly be gotten
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;OV'. li - N .\il:T IN"i'lliciF T tl*NC -:.
The Sher(mlilani aiit i-t rust law was
passed ill colgretss to prevent cobllil
nations rete1d to raise prices. For
reasons which if may have considered
for tile public w-lifare, it did not in
(lude coinionii1s of laborers. The
general pilliiC, which had not yet come
to realize that icreased wages must
genrcally he pa sed on to the von
sulimer if tile business is to siuvive,
lid not arlolust itself in oloisitioll
and ie conse(iuenco was, that. com
petitiOn was retained among 'liploy
ers aid the wav left open fmr it to b
killed amliolg mlliployes. The result
of this is biig brought homlle nOW
whertle a lproportion of tile ('wio
try\'s, po n ionl has hanldedl ti-:htl1y
logethler .111d deman11ded that th14 rei
m iodr t i- (Illtly how to its will
adI a i lmY i lict for tihle labor ill ini0 -
ite co)a or :t arve. The Itte thnl
h lt' wned i ' tIle railroad worl- -.
inl P %\i i :he gove r mnill t y ii11bd
We itir lv :11m i ii( gr1anted lnornl
ons ncra.- n w geswhich hIll] 1(
he ias l i n t is all.
(ITeast i'eev rs, the rairoai work
lri, ll o i' rue Iii l ib-in tpe l Ia Ain
ayr1 ast II l li . eae nlttild t as' ni th
lf tist wIth! Iond asII)(i thy t' en w r
rleslt'. W i t ((i'3 to ge t a ldni'h asl
wx e hoet lt'l I Ein( lt snialier httl isii
afC liet it ront( l ( s, andli tl1 S hey i n
istiald rncsbiwenbgli
nels and lit(tld Cbsines aioir la rgint he'
a illnt C if' ul a fenet l gove l 'liliIl
taonigedI full day's wthe Talle Is
otlstilrevents Iikli itenizt
hefioneo the waret Thednti-trstlas
and olh--ri' liiw1 eek tougnh !It sti
tivitis ofevmloy'ers ithe onIl ohin
ra lie tre ig levlon twpoeeksa
ago.sulit loikl maretwa in ('ale (111
wls ltva iblyi' r el, in 13'o th u hl
and thr'ea teg re a oulittler.se
ing sol :Prie.o good (itrod strik
'dntal iou t bound 2(''1 and t t'gedawhil
TREATY QUESTION
MAY GO TO PEOPLE
(Continued from Page One.)
T ecember 1. .1 that time, It was
said, he would go into the treaty situ
ation. Senhtor Underwood, of Ala
bama, promiuetly mon'tioned for the
Democratic leadership in the next
session, talkeil vver the ottlook with
Secretary T iiltlty but ad rol see the
P resitden t.
The general belief oil both sides to
night seemed to be that any compro
miso negoliations Jvill have to wait
until the sesa'on begins. Most of the
senate membership has left Washing
ton, and the general disposit ion is to
await the President's message before
attempting to go further with compro
mise efforts. Senator liitehcock, of
Nebraska, in charge of the treaty for
the admnilstration, will leave tonior
row for Omaha. So said tonlight that
he was nnleertain whether he wo1ld
see the Presidelit before his depart
One cotmlpromllise plail (1lseiisse(l to
day was to refer tihe treaty, if it were
restilmitted by the Presiden t, to the
foreign relationls conniniiiittee with the
nniderstalldilig that it woll reilain
tlre nnatil sonie agreenticii had beeni
reached by privale negotliation for its
ratfiention. With tIwo-thirds of the
senate lin('l ti1 for Snelh a pro1grain.
it -was poinited out, the Ireaty mild
le Iroight lit of or committee, clotnre
adopted, and the whole mat t er speed
ily disposed of without taking the sen
l4e's tiine fromt pressing legis'ation.
The lieoiblican le iires tIlmpha :/ized
that some K1Ich plan 1tinsI he adopted
if the treaty Is to be considered at
all, declaring that railroad and otler
legislation, whicl the treaty crowdell
out of tih' special sessioln jIst closed,
mui ist not he Imiger delayed.
oaiolke, Va.. Nov. 21.- -in a tele
am selit to tile lRoanolo Tinles to
(y. Senator claiiie .\. Swdlison, of
Virginiia, declared he is "sure a treaty
will be snhmitted by the PI resident"'
at the next sessioi of congress. aid
that he Is i"hopefill of an early ratill
Cation."
Senator Svanuson's statenIen t reads:
"The treaty of peace is teniipoirarily
defeated in the benate, but can be
presented again by tIe President in
its present firI ir any other treaty
h' iiav niegotiale. As soon as lie
reir session (oinveIles I am siiure a
treaty will h' sibiiited by tih' 'resi
dinit, and I ami hoetl of early rati
tiention by tie senit."
Dest roys 'iulde Still.
I it I I I' liv( i m:11 \\'. I . S I Ii \.lli a nd
:I \ -4 10 r i ;I I!it : I v i i ., 14.1 ()rIi
!it" ii rt ioll ( f li i l' i - till ' 1 he
rd I I ' Il. ( .11 " i' r I I ic tary *.I \' ,-'1
Is \\ "ds ,-a 1 n wns.
\V 1i . Iiter1'0p nI I lilt
Ii a l ' \'i Is i 11 I i I im 1 -
i: \ l i I lie "lvo. ,irtif 'liits- il-i
t . I t ::- lhfi: tils t tilt (w. l
ou wll \iilh ;t ja '; o cc t ha w ie
('oIni'.iln iii til itit, th'it'i wfiteh'
( i o itirt A f (|':11 titi of iintsh w is
Ii la ond. lit t' Ida ofe Ott- i ' te y 1f9lt.
Sfau e of South iiC(aroliii,,
(oiitity of JiiauretIN.
Noti(e is l' ('h( g)ive t hat 'cr:.\.
('\tl Noill .\ 0 fo on \ (I) sh\'\ are:.' of1 t-:h.
Seco.. l''scftre~m 4 ckof;Wats.Mls
WToths Milsf da.: othe par aedf
Marou 19re to rirb e .1.e Ma'yr hrs
aplye to ; rthe d atsnipllin ionti
at is ila of hb busnespa itlheriew h
o'clck A M., o al n .ve copy~ht o
lier adii e to sailst let lnihee
SotM'rlina, lilthinl1 .went MA'!;1I
$ $
SPECIAL NOTICES.
* $ * * * S * 8 * z *
For Sale-One horse and one mare,
weighing about 1,100 each. Good work
horses. May be seen at Hicks' Stable
Friday and Saturday, 28th and 29th. W.
B". -Washington. 19-1t-pd
Just Arrived--Twenty head of those
fine Blue Grass Jersey milch cows.
Conic and see themi. H'. W. llartin.
19-1t-)d
Forl Sale--One new Mloyer rubber
tired top buggy and harness and a line
standal brted you g nare, ge - n(
line-looking, and a go travele.
Would not be10 for ale it I have sold
my home and wi ot le iQcated for
sonme tinme. 1'rit , for the whole rig
$150.00 and it is a bargain. J. -W. Cope
land, Sr., Clinton, S. C. 19-1t
.llOre Eggs. Eggs now are 7~c. At
Christmas, may be $1.00. Begin now
giving the tonic and get. younr share.
Call at Kennedy's store or .rs. If. It.
KIennedy's. residence. I 9-2t-pd
,Jr rsey ('os--Jist arrivedl -Milh
twenty head of' Illue Grass .Jersey
miilch Cows. See them quick, 1-:,. W.
.\ lrtin. IV- I t- fil
("inrimaized loofi ng-Just received
a snial r11 galv; lized roofing. IFor
<iikturnovr $ .50 p' sqluare for,
plain 'V" cr iliup; "S. p tler sare for
patentl lowk. Tor :: spot cash. I'aul
Ieis lharldware Co. 131-It
l''or Sale --iteg isieree 11111r0c shoat.,
three and one-half months old. (oar
ailteer to bw satisfaclory. \\. \\.
Yearg"inl, (;Iray Court, lIt. :1. 19-11-I<1
l't i'-'or i-nt A goo] Iwo.-horse
f-1rn1 i near Cold P'oint, onl pub1lic hi ,gh
way, nar (liurch aid school: good
buihlngs.C. \W. .\adhln, I'aulrenis
iNollte 1. 0h-11-1)(
.1lrse.1 ('ows--lIust arrived i \ wit II
twleny hIea1 of lhiue (rass .lersvy
1! 111 rov. se, t heni e11 k. E-.
l'ir Saill -01ne sqtte3 r liitch that is
Iaina31l and 1erieves perfectly. I). -.
Todd(. 1 -ast .lain street. l,:urens
19- 1 t I -111
Forl To1imin, a (for e sal. e T1.
.1. Biolt at l~ixil Flour & (irainl Co.
Fl''. acn I: .ner ;s rootl farmIl land
pIr of .ohn S. Ial li ilantation. IRent
re::sonablM. Apply. \rs. .1. It. liet'l:1111 .
Sluilanh r".S. C., Rtoute -1. l9-.it-lil
I.'i Salle nil tIn811 SeodI \'hea at
$ 1w).o b sh l Z. if. T n lyI'aul
runs, Itt. .. 19-;3 -1p(1
il. lie I -A 'arn1 lncateed one mille
Past Of (;oidville. See me at once.
Guls '11. (;ary, Kinlar-ls. 19-?t-pdl
11*n11eli -\\alnut log:. goodi prive at
anly railroadl station. It \ w ri anly
on1e who 'nn look up - 'w Irs to
write to "\\'aiutil ' The Adc'vert is
er, I. aiurens, . . 19-St
.1ist Arri'ied TweI y head of those
finle 111l1( tia s J re iileh cows
Mill, a'l3 see 3 I en. -: \\. .\Iar in.
19-I t-pl)l
illr Sile One .lbig our ()er'lanI
IHo:alist r in No. I sluat.. Iilrt l eap.
i sy b4-t-rlus. It. 1'. Il11 s, I lalrens. S.
. 0 - 11-11
Iist Friday. black la:thir' foiing
povikIl hook. containing (ileck fo ri
'433.3 1irawn by I'. 11. flicks ann1
Ial to Ie: also reaeip and oth
11.1 pers, I (titler spl ae' )e1ig il
I riw 11 . \ \ I1.i, 11 (k ,
11"1n1'd R s cow l h11 a111 I : aw inlill ill
un c raiton Rlicharld h l ,Iaui
r e li3 l. I '. i-1 1.I
33 -I ~ 3~ I 133'3' 33 M% -~
13-' rel 1'r Sal P((h3V i in-1 1a I
10 3. 1i;d :3 - \\1'- n ; - ;.-. ' j~
Ill I0 " n Io e. T.3' 33 11. ani r -
I. "3a'19-'-I-p 3
.3 1 0 33 '~ 3 :1 n''" '. 3 I' 'h .!.~>.00. 3T .
3i3. 3 h - 3 ~ 3ohl 3I3 '3 c - . T
333 3':0r ' . 1 . i I33 g
11 ni3' l . '3 \ -u ' ur '.3' 3 3 11 ; 3 13 1
-333-33---i
333 33 33.'-- un at1" (f .\ 13 3ica
r31 33a 3 .- - .3e . li3h3 r33m; 3
.3 <3 . (3 ' n he.1 ;in331 3. IE h "r3-I
of I np br Ietii n:'. \\33 ' av ti%'- .inds
till 13r3 i r13 3n31th3 . .1. 13. '3lhertIs31n.
('l''veland3 lIi:: 1?311l 33 .o33o1 :3''d, pur11 .
3a33bo33e '3. AI. 53333er33-, liiurens Ih
Iline ('aittle- -- In our1 1331 c 3 of rl ini
('a33 le, t hr best-i that3 ('53 h3e bough3 lt inI
Tennessee,'(' is (3313 imported3'3 re3.ister'ed
.Il'5rsey, also3( 33n3e he'fer fretshi in imik,
and( one1 b3ull ('n11, h333 h froml thie im1
I3orted'3 .l'3rsey3. .\lso ('ight3 other(1 mlilk
('r' ofth' I bI t blood333)3 line ini Tlennesse'e(3.
1look lthemi over('i. Th'ey are3 golinl fa:st.
(3. Y. 3lllams and)3 11. II. Owings. FGray
('our3t- 18-2t-pd
Wnuti 'arly w31 i ('ompihlete 33aw3%
131111oufit t o1( ianu1fac3tur 3 and, :111 imt 3)1
1(31n3(3. 8. ('3 Addre-ss liox |3.2, ('alff
lFor Saie ----Anything in the( liuroc
line you want. Open gillIs, bred guilts,
shoats33 and)3 a fin1e 1ot o3f p)ig3. ('. A.
Ow'en.s. ('Clio, liouite I. I8-.1t-pd1
I"or 53a11' -Nice( 31. eiht 101oom-W dwllng,
cl e 13 n, wt, '3 h s ('we('rage, elc tr'(I 3
lI1ghIs, hal1 f a1r' l' ot1). Also3 good3 33('
(3nd3 hand " Iluck"' itange-. See WV. If.
1)ial- 17-~51-pd3
For SeTvice- -.\ly tiorou3gthbred r'g -
intered'1 1:30 ilmshirle boar1. At miy r'esi
31031(e. Geoo. (3. 11look ins,3* I,auren's1, S.
For Saile-500 :bushels corn, 5,00
bundles fodder, 300 bushels goo
Cleveland Big Boll seed, 3 tons cotto
seed meal, 1 good cow, will be fres
by Dec. 1st; 1 mower and good rak
1 buggy, four mules and one horse.
T. A. Ballew, 'Mountville, Rt. F. D.
17
Bright Gis Wanted-The Stat
Hospital for the Insane, Columbia, .
C., need white women. 'pieferably bc
tween the ages of 18 and 35, to wor
as attendants or enter the trainin
school. For further~ information al
PY to the Superintendent. 17-4
(let a Singer-Shipnent of Singe
sewing miacihines just, received. 1]
not delay In getting yours. They 9
fast and are hard to keep. L. W. M.\a
tin, Agent. 16-5t-li
For Sale-Few houses and lots I
city of laaurens. 1aurenis Trust C
Notlce-tLaur ens Trust Coipan
will pay you 6 per cent interest fc
your lioney. 15
Montey to ,end-i ',m prepared I
place loans on iitproved farms on fa%
or'able term11s, and at reasoniable rate
and expense. Apply early to C. 1
Barksdale. 13
Horses and Mores--Fine hunch c
horses and maltres for sale at Im
stand at Laurtens. W. 11. Whartoi
9
C. C. Featherston. W. 1t. Inlgl
FEATIlHl-STONi & KNIGHT
A ttornteys at La1w
Laurens, S. C.
All Business Intrusted to Our Car
Will Ilave 'romtpt and Careful Attet
tilon.
Oflice over Painmetto Bnnk
.\I-. Featherston'i ( will "'pend Wvednie
day of each \Vck in Iaurens.
lANI) SALE.
Slate of Soultih E'ur'Aina,
C4tit1ny1. of 1,aur'enus.
JN C()l'IT Of,' CO.\MON 'll.\S.
\Villis Hur11tonl et al, lPlaintiff,
ag" inst
C. C. Ilopkins, Itefendant.
l'uirst1int to a U vI'et of ithe Cout
in the above staled ease, I will sell a
public ottcry to the highest. bidder, .
I,:tturens C. If., S. C., on FiLlesday I
I)eeenber next. being .londay thle is
day of tie 1nonth, (luring tle leg.1
iou is for such sales, the followinig dc
aelibed property, to wit:
All that certalin lot or parcel or lan
lying, being and sitiate onl Mast. Mai
St reet, in thle City of 1laurens, Cowt
atid State aforesaid, containing ses
enty-five one-htitundredt hs (75-100) o
an acro more or less, loiunded oil tl
iorith Iby Elast .\lain Street, onl the eas
by George llopkins lot, on the sou
by lot of 1). E. Todd. and west by la
of iteverly scott.
Tenittts of Sale: cash. Pirehaser t(
pay for papers, stamtops a nld recordinpg
It' the ternits of sale are not complie
withi. Ihe 1.11 to be re-sold on mamn
1r S0inle subserieliilt Satlsday oi sau
lerits, at risk of formtetr IIt relaser.
C. A. POW111,
C. C. C. P'. & G. S., b"ihurents. S. C
1)ated, this Nov. 7, P119.
NO'I'IV-' 01F EL1,E('TION.
4tili' of S'11th I'aro linia.
Co nnly of' l.t1uirens.
\Vhir'nas, pittitions 5igItid by a lega
nutub11er of the <Inlalified elvectors. ;n(
re -hohlers residintg inl I )ials sclho(
liitri; t No. i, iaurent l t y, It
' Ilidi1' , li.t iti o I ;it) ll (1t I 11poli
1i il!: -;tion of i l iti i n 4i ( itj I ti a
I tIi ::!x Iis th p operty i slit
Ir Iw . hav I tn hLtI-d ith' r hih
(.!I I, t\\i. Hi r n l t
'i "ii v 1111,11-4 l0, fot. tc1l itt a ni4-l Ita
i i n i n w-111-1- 6 i t itr iet -:ih
n n . h to ' a i: r ! Iu n , l
wt h bibtt ir: x e ei san rg
IN (a Oh l tion~ 'Ohall b lone~\
ITin Mi n 1 - the I i~L dit ion
tax shal inte I I'hLl t co ta nntt
T Ib u 'et r :N', ijil atll
int ' I w Ir '' ) writit o prih' it e
thel of i . ti'o!t.thlli ot ate hout
lifi '' lil .in t the foown shal
to:n in 1ri. I liti tho 'i e ro 'h
o. I~ 'oitityrnd w Stte abooali
iiThe I7 t. al rnrt !bac riin
it by lnt of dGenion'o0 lothi tenr dayi
lad f(. Ii. IT.p \\'l I.ON Su. l
iI it .\ by tirdter w'any o ar<.
tinh- of aidound('Ar ir ll
tot-utny littof ,a uteyn. llQ,3~
A. l'(owc', ()o 'eyt', d.\u(JN l'lp.S.
1 .\ : i > 1 Mi.9i). I l n f
i~r to pei' tatts aie r td o th 'oi'i m
if t he abetn o. ate eni I wilt Cotnll I
puimi'i i te Ito ni thr e hiresldbhblern
it'nortt (' sttir iS ' . S onlrdy onsa i
dt' of1I'i Lthe.'k iothI(11 dr it thet ler.
hou for (lch 1'.ale , heflloings t
of init ao. yin and9 beingin t
'E SIGNALS
offered in Blankets,
Ad Underwear, Ladies'
:ers with a complete
mods were purchased
Ison and are offered
t value. Make your
Lve money at
son & Co.
3 in hielpful suggestions
ng your mo-.t perplexing gift
F gift problemns propoc.-d
Lve just the idea that will
Dne.
Decide before you buy
0A
0 PTO M ETTsaI ST
TELY. -ITM K OF
A N
in helul sugetstios
nge"ou an eanlbaning gift,
you wuld the a at will
Sething.
n E thtm
Dcde beoredyu buy sIp
-WM ceIn. erst
LYUREbn .C
Naioa Ban
C.Ho OER ahe
innn b - .
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COLD WAN
k
Special value is
Comforts, Flannels at
0
" and Children's Swea1
d
line of Hosiery.
Many of these g4
in advance o the sea
below pre nt marke
f
it
seleCti arly and Si
W. U. Wil
5WIL
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This store a und
for Holiday G' s.
-We inv' 0 ri
problems to us for solution.
We have hundreds o
to us; it may be we he
solve your most difficult
Come in early.
- GISTCRED C
WHEN YOU THINK Of
WILLIAM
RH LIAR?
WEST SIDE COURT SQUARE
1 e*
Pu - -
BA)
t sond good jngli
eit oubnds god becomen
saved ome of tihaty han
thefrstugh uinger ou' know,
Yo Mo' ae o spa
c iThe bn ndecomie
e wilcm.nmgt a
. He Engtueruroise