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Uses OF Ihs PsAAat.

WASHINGTON. April l4.-Unitsd States Con-
sul-Gsnsral to Frankfort Frank Mason has
forwarded . report. founded on researches and
experiments recently made By the German
Government upon the uses Of the peanut
-Four samples. according to the report peanut
Ertts. peanut flour. peanut biscuit and diA-
bette chocolate biseuIts-WeTs tried 10 Du Bile
pstisnts More thAA half found peanut soup
made from gTits palatabls and sxesllsnt and
Of the hitherto unsauAllsd SOFA beans" Of
Japan and China.
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4rstness Aotires.

p. =; r.rk.r Fay, Is.a,.g shire,osi.t
gives personal attention to all diseases of feet and
nsilA removes war,s molss Ae. skifuly % moderate
Prsssns efes 90 IVES, 22d q, Estsblishsd 1854 WILL
And II East 2ed 81, four doors from Broad way and
earthodi HotsL Enlarged and superior sonvssisnesa
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

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NEARLY SHOT CLERK BOYLE
] ssIIes airasan Thought the Revolver was
UaIaAasa TN IL MssI. nangt

UaIo.asa TIN It West. Bang
Police Justice Birdsall Of the Third Criminal
Court In Jersey City opened drawer ysstsr-
day and took out revolver which Was eohfs-
Gated two years ago. Clerk Andrew J. Boyle
was standing near the desk. He had Just
struck match to light . cigar. when Justice
BirdsAI pulled the trigger. and hang went
the revolver. 4S-eAlibre bullet whizzsd past
Clerk B0yls's ear and made him Jump
The bullet struck the ceiling and fell back
to the floor. Boyle picked IL up and will pre-
serve Ii e. Q msmento oil his close call.
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n INMATES from Grand Central DeRots nsE private
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MsaiHl.

OLD DIR GRINBLE. Graduate OF the Usivsr-
slty IL city Esw York sdicAl dspArtmsntL SO
yslIs spsei.iisI in diseases OF niea only blood aAd
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osksnie ssAknssA nervous dsbtiIJ. Impaired emery.
mental Kisty. Hbssnce OF Will power loaf hood
weak shTHRksn organs. I'M sdimsHts marriage.
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GENTLEMEN !!

l come before you to explain
how superior you can have
clothing made to order at about
the same cost as ready-made.
Our cutting and fitting sys-
tenn is perfection, with results
Of praises from all.
Our strong point is to find
fault. if any. allowing no gar.
1nent to leave our house with
slightest defect.
We take all chances that the
style, materials, trimmings.
and workmanship will be to
your entire satisfaction.
This week we offer a special
line of extra fine National and
Globe Worsteds, neat stripes.
checks, and mixtures.
These goods are guaranteed
by the mill as to color and their
extra fine wearing quality; also
endorsed by us. .
SUIT Ct. order, rs
TROUSERS r. order, 4
0vERC0AT CT. .-.., IS
MADE FROM ENGLISH vIcUSAs. cHEvIors. AND
vENETIANA
All goods guaranteed and
kept in repair one year with
out charge.
Samples. fashion review.
measuring guide. cheerfully
given or mailed to any address.
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HATS.
formerly its aAlsal q.

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ANGosTURA BITTERa
FhuIIps' DiE-stibIs Cocoa - Prr6-stisa -
aroma. hAvor. richness ana digsstibility.
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sAnrp yron DOMESTIC rorrl
D n Sol from New Orleans for new Yorh,
d Blasnsids. from Baitimors foe New Yerk.
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BurnSVille Notes.

Rev. a. G. Stepp preached an inter
csting and important sermon at War.
rior Creek Church last fourth Sunday
to u large congregation.
Mr.. j.. f.. Burns spent several days
on business at Easily last week.
Mrs. l.. e. Burns is at the bedside
of her aged mother, at YOungs, who is
very sick at this writing.
f.. III. Burton and Master Ford Gar.
rett visited relatives in Grccnvillc city
recently.
Some popular gents of Harmony
community visited these parts last Sun,
day.
Mrs. Ella Owens, of your city, has
moved back to her old homo place
again.
We have had eight singings in sue
cessiOn during the last month. Wontde-
lineate the details, as it would consume
considerable portion of "Bum's' spare
moments.
Coming events seem favorable, such
as fish fries, picnics, birthday dinners
and exhibitions.
Yes, Slocum Gibson, we have the
%spondulix and hogs with it, so we don't
care to invest our entire stock in
three pigs at once. We advise you tC
go in with some Tennessee hogdrover
1t will beat official business.
Say, Billy Jinkens," can't you como
at that s.?
With kind regards to all, | remair
sleepily,
BUM BLINKER.
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Special Trains Tor Southern Baptist
Convention, May 11th-15th, 1904,

The Georgia Pacific Railway has az
ranged with it's connections special
through train service from Atlanta to
Dallas, leaving Atlanta, Tuesday, May
Sth, $3.50 p. NJ, after the arrival of all
the trains from the East.
The connections of tho Georgia Pa
clfic at Birmingham will take up the
last schedule from that point, and you
have the choice of the route via Mem
phis, via Shreveport, or via New Or
leans.
The Georgia Pacific is one hundred
to two hundred miles shorter than any
other line, will operate the quickest
schedules both going and returning.
The special train will reach Dallas
700 A. M, Thursday morning, May
10th. Through Pullman-sleeping cars
and first class day coaches will run
through Atlanta to Dallas without
change.
Send in your.nam to any Agent of
the Georgia Pacific or it's connections
for reservations.
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Sulphur Springs.

We are beginning to need rain very
badly, but cotton is coming up very
we'll.
G. A. Mcpherson and j. b. Davcn,
port went up to Spartanburg for few
days last week.
Mr.. Will Redeem and family of Brad
legs, visited relatives and friends in
this community.
Mr.. Il. r. Riddle is very sick at this
writing.
We have a hourishing Sunday School
now under the management of Mr.. f..
B. Bolt.
Miss Rosa league is preparing for
an exhibition at the close of her school.
We will give you the date in due time.
Mcssrs. Godfrey, Hcllams and Can.
o have gone to Enoree on Il visit.
Sulphur Springs was represented at
the Waterloo Union Meeting and Il
pleasant visit is reported.
Mr.. G. X. Hale, of Clinton, paid us d
flying visit ono day last week.
Mr.. Elisha Watkins is the happicst
man in u community. 1t is of the
feminine gender.
Miss Maggie Riddle of Narnic, is Wis.
iting relatives and friends in our com
munity.
Mr.. II. NJ. Balentinc was in oul
midst last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. James Smith and wife visited
relatives at Cokesbury last week.
Mr.. NJ. A. Riddle has treated him
self to a nice horse.
Small grain is looking very promis.
ing and if nothing happens we will
have our cake at home this time.
SLIGHTED Boy.
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Pleasing For women.

The womanly side of Queen Victoria
Is pictured exceedingly well-and APP
propriately, too, in this month of her
seyenty-ffth birthday-in an article
on THE Womanly side of Victoria"
which Arthur Warren contributes to
the May issue Of The Ladies' Home
Journal. Among the pictures in the
article, those showing the queen at
Breakfast and in her pony carriage,
are interesting and new. Frank II.
Stockton gives two more of "Pomona's"
characteristic letters, showing the
heroine of "Rudder Grange" in various
adventures in her quest for q social
boom among the English a~ristocracy.
Mr.. Howell's literary biography under
the title of "My Literary Passions"
holds the interest surprisingly we'll.
The editor questions whether all this
clamor about this being ''woman's
century" is wise. The biography of
the number consists of sketches, with
portraits of Mrs. Edward Everett Hale,
the wife of the famous preacher-author,
and of Miss Nancy Bailey, the wonder
full woman indexer of England. Mrs.
Burton Kingsland takes up the educa-
ton and religious development of "a
Daughter at Sixteen" and Alice Morse
Earle, the author of 'China Collecting
in America" gives a delightfully."- hum
orous account of her attempts to secure
MY Delft Apothecary Jars" Women
everywhere are remembered in Miss
Hadley's "Needle Honiton for Polished
Tables; "The Silks Of the Summer,
and ''The Art of Dressing for Travel
ing" by Mrs. Mallon; "Materials for
Summer Gowns" by Emma M. Hooper,
and "Still Life in Oil Painting" by
Mrs. Haywood. Thoughtful mothers
will appreciate Miss Scovil's "Children
and the Sabbath" and housekeepers
will welcome the page devoted to 'arhe
Strawberry and its Uses" Altogether
this May issue is si~ngularly attractive
and worth many times it's modest price
OF ten cents. Published by The Curtis
publishing Company, of Philadelphia,
Jar per year.
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\ Dainty Bit of Nature.

a spring of cool, clear water, bub-
bling up from among ferns and moses
and hcdgcd in rough hewn boulders is
the sight which causes the thousands
of persons in King street to pause Mt
the corner Of Wentworth. The grotto
has u refreshing look these warm,
dusty, spring days. 1t is pretty and
suggestive and almost cools one just to
look ut it. The window display was
put in by the Harris Lithia Water
Company, and the water that sparkles
and bubbles in the realistic window pic
ture is the hcalth-giving waterdircctly
from the springs. 1t is n unique and
pretty way to call attention to the
water.
In construction tho spring is said to
be Il reproduction III miniature of the
famous Harris Lithia Spring. 1t was
built under the direction of the propri-
ctor himself. The bit of miniature
landscape gardening, however, is
unique and attractive. In a bed of
mountain ferns III cNotics, including
Il number of zonales in bloom and other
flowers.
The store at the corner of King and
Wentworth streets has been occupied
for several weeks by the Harris Lithia
Water agency. and the water can be
had here by the glass, quart, gallon,
carboy or barrel. \ soda water and
milkshakc attachment will be opened
in connection with the establishment,
but the piece dc resistance, so to speak,
will be the supply of the famous Lithia
Water, which is SO favorably COM
mcndcd by tho medical fraternity
News q Courier.
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Explanation of Flag Signals.

Number l, white flag, six feet square,
indicates clear or fair weather. Num-
Der 2, blue flag, six feet square, indi-
Gates rain or snow. Number 3, white
and blue flag (parallel bars of white
and blue), six feet square, indicates
that local rains or showers will occur,
and that the rainfall will not be gene
raj. Number !, black triangular flag,
four feet at the base Inc six feet in
length, always refers to temperatures;
when placed above numbers l, 3, or 3
1T indicates warmer weather.; when
placed below numbers |, 2, or 3 it indi-
Gates colder weather.; when not display
ed, the indications are hat the tempe
nature will remain stationary, or that
tho change in temperature will not
vary moro than four degrees from the
temperature of the same hour of the
preceding day from March to October,
inclusive, II not more than six de-
grees for the remaining months of the
year. Number 5, white flag, six feet
square, with black square in confer
indicates the approach of q sud-
den and decided fall in temperature.
This signal is not to be displayed I'M
less it is expected that the temperature
will fall to forty-two degrees, or lower,
and is usually ordered at least twenty
four hours in advance of the cold wave.
When numbers is displayed, number
/ is always omitted.
INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.
No. 1, alone, indicates fair weather,
stationary temperature.
No. ,, alone, indicates rain or snow,
stationary temperature.
No. 3, alone, indicates local rain,
stationary temperature.
No. l, with No. i above it, indicates
fair weather, warmer,
No. 1, with Nc. t below it., indicates
fair weather, colder.
No. y, with No. / above it, indicates
warmer weather, rain or snow.
No. =, with No. i below it, indicates
colder weather, rain or snow.
No. 3, with No. / above it, indicates
warmer weather with local rains.
No. 3, with No. 4 below it, indicates
colder weather with local rains.
No. /, with No. 5 above it, indicates
fair weather, cold wave.
No. 2, with No. 5 above it, indicates
wet weather, cold wave.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-05-01

We call to the attention Of the voters
in the county the fact that the new
system OF "County Government" goes
into operation January LIST, 1895. 1t
abolishcs the Board of County Com
missioncrs and substitutes a "County
Supervisor" therefor. The Supervisor
is to be elected at the general election
in November. The Supervisor for
Laurens gets q salary of six hundred
dollars, and gives a bond OF five thous-
and conditioned for the faithful dis
charge of his duties. He with u board
Of township commissioners consisting
Of three from q township and appointed
by the Governor have control OF
roads, bridges and ferries and all fl
nancial affairs of the county. The Act
provides for letting out tho working
and repairing OF roads and bridges by
contract and anyone liable to duty can
compound by paying two dollars, and
reduces the number of days for work
to six. These are rromincnt provisions
Of the Act and we only regret that We
have not space to give the Act in full.
1t is amOst important change in county
government and rcvolutioni2es oul
whole system. We call attention to il
% that our voters may cast about
them for an efficient person to exercise
the important Office in the discharge
of which all feel q deep interest.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-05-01

How TO CATCH a FOWL.-Eew pcr-
sons know how to secure Il fowl to adj
vantage. Never seize II fowl by the
tail, if II fine bird, nor touch the back,
but grasp both legs at ice with q firm,
tight, quick hold, and thcn raise free
from the ground or perch and'hang the
body down clear of any obstacle. This
method does not runle the plumage on
turn II feather, which in u fine bird
must be avoided. When the web of
the feathers is once broken 1t can
V be united again, and whore
much handled this often occurs, giving
to the bird Il ragged appearance. 1t is
the ource of much annoyance TO a
nice clean, smooth bird to have the
plumage ruilled. Their bodily cover
ing is regarded with the utmost care,
and the luster and beauty of it indicate
the health and strength of the fowl
Kansas Farmer.
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southern Baptist Convention.

1t affords us much pleasure to invite
your attention to the superior advan-
tages of the Georgia Pacific Railway,
the Great Short Line, and it's UNI
equaled attractions for your journey
on the occasion of the Southern Bap-
fist Convention at Dallas Texas, May
%l1th-15th, 1891.
The Georgia Pacific Railway from
Atlanta via Birmingham is the only
Line presenting choice of 3 routes: via
Birmingham and Memphis, Birminng-
ham and Shreveport, or Birmingham
and Now Orleans.
In addition to regular service in
daily operation the Georgia Pacific
contcmplates special trains on this
great occasion to most comfortably and
cXpeditiously take care of our Baptist
friends.
Diagrams + now ready, and you
SHOULD most certainly look out for your
W best interest by seeing or COM
municating with any ticket agent of
this line or with II OF the undersigned
before closing arrangements. BE sure
you get the best.
IL. w. HUNT, G.. l.. HOPKINS,
II. =. A., ". u. A..
Augusta, Ga. Charlotte, n. G..
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Sheriff's Sale.

by virtue of an execution directed
to me in the case of II. II. McGhan as
assignee, Plaintiff against David Good
win as administrator of Aaron Caspary,
DECD, Defendant, will sell at Laurens
z. H., South Carolina, on salesday in
May ncNt, being the 18th day Of the
month, all that tract OF parcel of land
situated, lying and being in Laurens
county, South Carolina, known as the
Garrett place, containing (265) two hun
drcd and siNty-fivc acres, moro or less,
bounded by lands Of Martha Holk, II.
Ks Owings and othcrs, levied on as
the property of Aaron Caspary de-
ceased. Terms of sale cash. Pur-
chaser to pay for all papers. If pur-
chaser fails to comply with TERMS Of
sale, the land will be resold on same
or some subsequent salo5dasN- 40 risk
former purchaser.
GEO. $. MCCRAVY,
April 9Th '04. S.L.c
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All Sorts.

a young stockbroker having married
a stout old widow, with 100000 pounds,
said that it wasn't SO much her face that
attracted him as it was the figure.
The Sierra Nevada Range OF Califor-
MIA is nearly five hundred miles long,
seventy miles wide, and from seven
thouaand to nearly fifteen thousand feet
high.
Among the Kondeh people, who live
on Lake Nyassa, III Africa, the f~avoritc
form OF suicide is TO enter the water and
allow ones self TO be devoured by a
crocodile. ,
"What is the use OF a wooden coilin?"
said an Irishmen TO his friend. "Surc,
it will decay very soon. Bedad, I'll have
an iron one, and it will last me all my
life"
People who would blush TO be caught
with their hands in their neighbours
pockets, think it nothing to their dis.
credit to be caught with their noses in
their neighbours affairs.
The bravest are not always the ten
derest, as the poet sings. There is the
red game rooster, for instance; he will
fight a bird double his size, but he cuts
up tough in a pot pie.
Some people arc like the child that
plants q bean and digs it mp every day
to see if it has splouted. So few people
can wait patiently for results, although
that it is the best way.
Until mon Learn to use n little wis.
dom in their own affairs that they devote
to the management of the affairs of their
ncighbors, the world will continue TO
hear G. failures.
The most ommon error CT men and
women is to look for happiness outside
OF useful work. 1t has never been found
when thus sought, and never will be
while the earth revoircs and the sun
shines.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-05-01
Long Branch.

Since the Darlington, war and the
recent decision of the Supreme Court
things have become very quiet along
the branch. "
We thought the supply of agents was
exhausted, but were mistaken for one
came through Hairston's Shop the
other day selling a right to mako soap,
and 1T was the very thing that Bob
needed. Mrs. ellison thought she had
always had that right, but these are
days of reform.
Nearly all the people in this section
have done what they call working
the roads. Some worked II whole day,
otheps a half, bnt David Childress
foored them all by working q section
three miles long In two hours. There
Is no telling what reform will do for
the country yet.
M. l.. Bullock was down at our club
meeting the other day. We didn't
learn his business, but noticed he
talked q great deal about how county
offices ought to be filed.
SLOCUM gibson.
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Business Notices.
Colored dotted swiss muslin sc pei
yard at Simmons Bros.

Colored dotted swiss muslin &c PEI
yard at Simmons Bros.
Big cut in prices in summer dress
goods at the Laurens Cash Co.
other standard calico only &c per yard
at Simmons Bros.
Don't fail Ito secure one of those
handsome dress patterns at half price
at the Laurens Cash,Co.
A limited quantity of figured lawn at
33c per yd. at Simmons Bros.
The handsomest line of slippers in
Laurens and at prices to suit the hard
times at the Laurens Cash Co.
Shoes that were made to be walked
in at Davis, Roper & Co..
Big line plain and figured China silk
at Doc per yard at Simmons Bros.
Umbrellas that can he made to keep
the showers and the sun Off two persons
at once a be found at Davis, Roper
& Co.
The II. g. G. corset is the best corset
vi VIC ldThcJ. ITS OuS anu you VIII
have no other. The Laurens Cash Co.
The Paniky period has passed away,
but prices were twisted all out of shape,
and you can get the lowest sort of prices
at Davis, Roper 81 Co.
A grand line of clothing of all sorts,
styles and prices. See this depart
ment in our big store if you want to
coyo mopoy Cio,monc JQroe
Big lot Clothing one suit of a size at
bargain prices. Sc for yourself.
Davis, Roper " Co.
Everything in the millinery depart
ment has been marked down to close
out the summer stock. The Laurens
Cash Co.
Some remarkable prices are on at
the popular Clothing Store of Davis,
Roper 81 Co.
We have a big line of negligee and
fine dress shirts very cheap. Simmons
Bros.
Special sale of nice Negligee Shirts
at Davis, Roper 81 Co.
The Laurens Cash Company is clos
ing out everything in summer dress
goods at and below New York cost.
Now is your chance to buy summer
dress goods cheaper than ever before.
Big Assortment of mems and Boys
Nobby Straw hats at Davis, Roper IL
Co.
The best line of ladies' slippers and
oxford ties in the city car be found at
our place. Simmons Bros.
For newest styles, latest cuts and
lowest prices in Spring Clothing go to
Davis, Roper & Co.
For fine neck wear see our line.
Simmons Bros.
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BOOK < lE!sE1s51PsING
Shorthand and Penmanship.

We have recently prepared Books on
the above, especially adapted to
"HOME STUDY Sent on 60 days
trial. Hundreds have been benefited
hundreds Of dollars by ordering our
publications. WHY NOT YOU?
Should you later decide to enter our
College, you would receive credit for
the amount paid. Four weeks by our
method of teaching bookkeeping is
equal to II weeks by the old plan.
Positions Guaranteed under GER
tain conditions. Send for our free il
Illustrated 96 page catalogue and estate
your wants" Address,. F. Draughon,
Pres't.-Draughon's Practical Business
College and School of Shorthand and
Telegraphy-Nashville, Ten. Eleven
Teachers, 600 Students the past year.
No vacation. Enter any time. CHEAP
Board. N. b. We pay $500 cash for
all vacancies as bo~ok-keepers, steno'
graphers, teachers, clerks, etc., re-
ported tn Us, provided we fill same,
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