Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IV8.Y F1R COLDS AND FLU New Elixir, Called Aspiron al, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used and Endorsed by Euiro pean and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold aild Prevent Compli cations. Every Druggist in U. S. In structed to Refund Price While You Wait at Count er if Relief Does Not Come Within Two Minutes. Delightful Taste, Immediate Relief, Quick Warm-Up. The sensation of the year in the drug trade is Asliron:l, the two minute cohl aId cough reliever, au-t ihoritatively guarauteed by the Inborn torie-: tested, appr4:ove( and most entiiusiasticlly endorsed by the Iiigh est iut hiliritoiis, and prinihimed by the. commuon peoplle as ten t imes nas <liu ick and EffectIv' as w hiskev, rock nuaal rye, or any other. tol id cough remedyv they have ever triedl. All drug stolrej s ne-t' now suppI1 lie d witI the wa41'r I fl! .ow e!ixir, so all Vou have to do to get ri:l of tiht cohl is to step inito 11i' !t: r:<: drug store. handl the clerk; lilf a d',llar f'or :t bottle of Aspirtomdl and tel 4'mn to serve v"on, two tonspioon uti!s ri'h t four 1 e'spjoont. foIs of' watfr in a ghWs. With voour watch in your hand. take tile drink at one swallow :dtl .all for vom- mion-y ict k inl two ininu:tes i, Vou en'aiiiuo fool you1:- ol fin'%: ;wat like :t dream within the thme lin it. 11+,n't be; hasht funl, f'or :nl1 dru; gists inv it. vont :1n < x peet yonlt 14 Iry' it. "-".-e"ybodyit "" do. ingt, it. When youtr cohl or vont i r; lieved, t in th n i' i4 f te . i hattle holme to ymo:. wi!,( - !" I M bi, for Asp)ironal is; by f'or thse safte's :t. mos eff'ective. fihe e.;si,"t to take :1ndl the" S eak - "Aicr the birth of my . Wy I had a back-set," w. rs. Ai ttic Cross tt a. "I was very ill; v tim:. i was going to d'e. I was so weak I conin't raise my head to :- a drink of watcr. I too: .. . medicine, yet I t d:dn't get'Wiy better. I ,,x I vu: constipated anid very weak, gettitig worse anid .'one. I sentforCCa dui." *TAKE The Woman's Tonic "I found after one bot tle 'of Cardul I was Iim proving,'' adds Mrs. EUCrosswhiite. "Six bot tles of Cardul and . , . I was 4tured, yes, I cotn say thteyiwere, a 0 -send to me., I bel ye I would have die , had it not been for ui." Cardui has be found beneficial in many thousands of other cases of womanly trou ytes. If yrou feel the need. of a godd, strengthen, ing tonic, why not try Cardul? It may be just witat you need. AU L Druggists 4K -MONW7 OR~CK it hout quesilonif Hunt'sa Salve ilsi 14 o be trestrJnenjf Ecima.. Tetter,. Ringworrp. Itch, etc. r)'t bomne <(courfaged be con4Ie ot ~v t mente failed. Hunt', Sav husretleved hun. jreis of ?utM cawe. You can't C. n e . s li 75c ai our risk La n::'s Drugr (o. Senator Ilit ii lopeful as to ('olton Mlarket. Would 1ir.ing Labor. linty Sek ito in(citurn:e Belgian W1ork men to 3h'et Shortage. Washington, Oct. 21.--Ilecaus of the tncertintly noWv itrround~tig the general situation, it is very dillieult to get the lead!iing men in congress either in the 'house or in the senate, to express an opinion regarding fu ture legislation, but there are a few things which will come up upon which there is( no division of opinion, accord ng to Senator Dial of South Carolina. The South Carolina senator is very I deeply inter eted In two big, far reaching tprojects of Interest to the agricultural, people generally. It be came known here a day or two ago that he will use his efforts when con gress meets to augment the nogro la bor, which is now going North, by emigrants from -Holland. He is now in touch with the Holland authori ties, looking to a consummation of this project. Senator Dial recognizes! the fact that something must be dlone to sup ply the vacant places of the negroes who are leavin gthe cotton fields. lie is thoroughly acquainted with the cf forts which the state of Soutli Caro lina made some eight or ten years ago to bring emigrants to this coun try, and the movement would not then have failed had all of the pre lininiary government requirements 'been met before the dhip-Vittekind -landed at Charleston. As it was, nearly all of the 600 lelgians return ed to their homes. The situation is now such that Senator Dial realizes something must be (lone, and his plans now on hand will doubtfless be put into effect id the very near fit titre. (Closely analyzing eforts which have been inacle during the past m)ot11h to secure relief for all of lie agricui tural intereslt especially cotton, Sen ator Dial today said: "Within the next day or two I ex lie(t a dILeci';ioi to lbe handed dlown frmIIi the attorney for the federal re :;ert board, to the effect lint t here is no legal i;i'oliildtion against the redliscounlt of Notes of c'otton1 tactor'.; V. it h warehousiie r'ceiits for cotton attauche1d. This, if done, woul1d, of ('oirSe, mak1th t' warehotuse receipts; with :;u1h notes entirely negotiable, aInd this with the information wiiic'h has already been lodged with the gov etnor of the federal reserve board and Secretary ilouston of the treasury, :should very iiaterially mend the :iat uat ion. "'I feel c(ertaini thit even iii the al sence of this statement rega1(1i the rediscount of sucl paper, that a great deal of geol has been done th roug h tlhe efforts of the farmers, banker:, and others who have rceently been in Wasington. The question of export markets it quickly assumtting plraciti cal shap~e andii it shoutld not lie buit a short tIimie ui l w enn'C i openi itp the itnt sil ttuion: to last very 1long, and with al l thai :o b di~i(one and withi thle olinio lof ithle fedleral reser'ive "In) a u~cd, thle ltu'dioi hats bien iioh w,-lo bra at d to ~tui goeinent:io< sioni of c'onllre', b ut tiost cetainly01: ratin now~\ bingii formled in th wvithi interist thle t'ntultd Statie. si preme c1'(oturtt ando ii tP the approa llhing (etltonl. Theli Juitity and~l gre(atneses ofC th-e siupremeil ('ourt1 is some1(thing as5 dearii to 'eery Amti'eria hearit, and1( the fiact thaiit foour iiew memberli is will piobablly bie i: 0 aointe d biy thie neCx pi'4sident i a moatter' for dceep c'onsli erationt in this election. Fouir mem11 bet's oif the courit ar ino1w eligible for retiremntt a dI it is 'ilrobable that there wtill bi fouri vacancies on the ('outrt to .be fIllled wlthlin the next foour yearis. There Is mitch speculation here coni ceining the question of whlether or not Senator Iliarditng, if elect'edl presidecnt, \villl make Is selections to be the bench firom the South or if lhe ill ,go elsuewhete. Tlhere is- as good niaterlal In the Sooth for these selections as anyw here in th linltitedi States and1( it wouiIld lie exceediingly giratifylng to have oneI ort two nIomineeCC to thiese positions from this sectIon. in ames Rleptublicans Senlatot' Pat lIIari'iioni of .\isslippl, toidaiy gave out the( followitng state tmen' In which It is seen that lie so v''ee ('tcdemns the' RepubliIcan c'On g ress for itoa faiure to pi'opet'ly pro'( tec t Car ti ir'ests: "Dturing the I8 mnont hs the Rtepub hienna cotntr'olled thle seniate andl house, they Caliled to make1( adlequate appritopriabtlins' toi take ('art' of tho nsgicu ltttur n inteet s of tile coutrv.i'y WILL ASK GINS4 'I'll 4'i'OP' (NE 310MNTH Lo.uisti ana G ernor to isstte l'rocln ntati(!. (fe('eraI 31ovement. 3Iis sissippi iani Tnc.xs Said to he 'o. (perat( lig in lan. New Orleans. Oct. 2'-.---Gov. John M. Parker will tomorrow is ue a proc lamation calling upon all cotton gin owners in the state of Louisiana to cose their gins for a period of 30 days beginning November 1 in an ef fort to give new life to the cotton mar ket. Promoters of the movement to close t'le tins are daily freceiving promises of co-operation from all sec tions of the South and already several hundred gin owners have declared themselves in readiness to close their gins as long as may be necessary. In addition to issuing his .proclama tion, asking the gins to close, Gover nor Parker will, at the same time, ad dress communications to the gover nors of all the cotton producing states asking them to isaue a similar 'proc lamation. The appeal of W. 13. Thompson, president of the Louisiana division of the American Cotton Association, to the cotton men of the South, together with the action of Governor Parker, is expected to bring ginning operations to a virtual standstill not later than November 1. louisiana, MI? issippi and Texas are already fairly well organize(l for the closing campaign and telegrams from leading cotton men from other states indieate that they will not he tar behind In closing down. In addition to the movement look ing to the closing of the gins, prepara tions are already under way in many sections to 5eclre a lIaiie reduction in citton acreage next year. The Tex as association has notilied the Louis lana divison that under a sworn ,.,ledge the cro in that state will be redulied one-third. i.rom Alahama (amlle the declaration that among the farms to he turied to other uses or allowed to lie idle n(xt year, is one I a(itl,(ii ac re plantation. REiTi) t) l-'0!? F.\STi'NGA Sixty-Three Days Hieliet ed to IIe Im it Paris, 0:-t. ?lI.---Th'ie lcing hunger otir:e 0t .\l:l a. .acSwintey of Cork. hia eauis~el intich di.(cuissieln h!er e as to ho. long it is 0 =sible for a mhan to t>'1. i)r. 'Soe uet has told 11e l'ari, .\lail t:!., the record is c;:. day. "ithon' fod S(.-. by \\illiam (iranh-or in 1l.:1l. e.thad1 wal s onfined to the prison of ''oulouhse," . ad D)r. 8oe!uet. "I le had a lorroir Of the phil!otine and to save hil:.elf from deatih by that in s;trnunt determn:nt d to starve whlic"h he did after I(;: days. ".Iany htU:;& !! trikeri have lived Ilin.:cmf " than ('i' 1ld have been expo:r"t ('dI," l'e went ona. ''There arze thle casos (If Tlannier, Sae'i ande .\elati, ile lat ter' of whiomn starved foir -' dhays whle Tiaylor tellIs ofI the (ta-e of a wvorker v.!ho w;:s 11m 1 .mied inl a mine~ for 1,0 daysV without fooda. I1e .. asthor~uit of~ I. ag r eti Ieiey fed. .\lany unath- 1h e-s d t "20h: ill e- nnI '. th tslt d a ii) knolwn':h tha:' a - t.:-;hi! man lmP-- in (cO'I EN idulace a 21re.1 <b ci by In rlhe in t co1 . ( n. Its . l ih i he lou - arrj~ieulural interests of the (Kounitry, in thie last congress, with thie lillu lcans cont rollin.: the 'onunittees on atgr'iulure in hou.i. and senatie, they reductied the appr iopriatloln req luest ed by a IDemlocra tie depa rtmen t of ag ri el tureI over iseven mill11ion dolIa rs, anld reduced the atpropriatlonls pro vIided by a iDemo~Cratic congress allpiroxlimately3 two million and a hal f doad rs. Tiht c Vut ou t andl eduledl aIpprlopriat ion:4 thlt.t wuere necessary to preserve the live stuck interests of (lie counatry. 'They refused to provide adequ ate atpp ropiriations to eneotir age and~ aid( the American farmer In the' prodlectioil, conservrihtion andh sale of his eropis. Senatoir -liding was one of these conn-ulratoirs In the senatet against tho Amerjcan farmer, and while we of thie iOri r -tic parity3 ECeliig thie hearty co-opie tion of a 'Deinocratic admlin lct ration were ma king. the fight for' Weeks In (ho American congress to prevent th~e presC fl conditionls againist wheh the Ameican fairmer and stoc-kmlan are no0w strivIng, Senator' lIa rdling and hiIs reactionlary ieuli enn friends in (lhe senate and -the house were 'hiallen'ging our every statcment and Ob)struCting our1 every tuff oi Smokeless and Black Powders Waerproof I. Money-Back Shot-Shells - You can get your money back for The Black Shells We maLe exactly the if, for any reason at all, you don't like them. Just same guarantee with bring back the unused part of the box, and we will refund to you, without question, the price of the whole box. There is no 22 Long The Black Shells have reached so high a state of Mife cartridge as perfection in waterproofing, in speed, in power, and curate at distances from in uniformity -- that we can make this unlimited 50 to 250 yards as U. S. * 22 N. R. A. Long Rifle guarantee., Lesmok Cartridges. This T' is SO inorc yards of ac LBLACKI L curacy than HaE L hithLrSo @~PBLAbte, pussih':c with 22 'Stnokeless and Black Powderr. rim-fre aution. Try The Black Shel's, if yoi don't know, them 4. You can Solid hullt for target get your pet load fur every kind of shooting, ii SmokeeSs 0r \ Utk llu w- p oOiiit black powders. for snail gaine. UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY, New York, Manufa:tn1rf Come inasnd gut ga cou n o e h - J. 1. Copeland &z Bro., Clinton, S. C. C. E. Cason, Fountain Inn, S. C. W. L. Armstrong, Gray Court, S. C. J. E. Rodgers, Fountain Inn, S. C. T. R. Stephens, G2ay Court, S. C. . F.NMcKelvey, Fountain Inn S. C. The Gray Co., Gray Court, S. C. Jones-Taylor Co., Laurens, S. C. is5 oeyrso c We are making a straight 20 per cent re duction on all lines in our store, making prices which will appeal to you as very attractive. * You buy at the reasonable prices we always :1 charg~e, THEN DEDUCT 20 PER CENT. We . * ~ know of no better way of meetingj our customers with good values. -- -- OFFERING Ready-to-Wear, Shirts, Notions, Shoes, every thing except Wirthrhore and Welworth Waists. See us before you buy *H. ,TERR Laurens, S. C. NM~ AAR&