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Daily camera., 1901-04-04
EASIER BARGAIN DAYS
Friday, Saturday and Mon.
day, at the Peoples
Store.

In order to give the people chance
to buy their Easter goods at bargain day
pnces W. will have the sale also on Fri
day. We issued circular describing
the bargains fully, but for those who may
not get them, we state few here briefly:
&c quality standard prints &C.
All our I3c and Isc percales g..
Silk waists worth s4 at 81 90.
All Rannelette wrappers close out at
CO..
s. white underskirts (trifle so led) o8c.
Ladies night dresses. worth 81 for 65c.
25c corset covers, nicely trimmed. I5c.
Spring union suits. long sleeves, 43c.
Children's dresses. good percale. :sc.
Silk capes. nicely trimmed. $3.50
Ladies spring jackets, S goods. S7.75
81 ladies' tailor made suits for S.
sI75 Fosters hne kid gloves 7sc.
Silk and satin dress skirts $500
Ladies' 2oc hose. ribbed quality, l2Ac.
Spnng dressing sacque 48c.
Mems fedora hats, all colors, $I.7o.
Child's Mexican hats 48c.
Towels 3oxI7, worth Ioc, 60 SC.
Full size bed spreads only soc.
60 inches wide table linen a, 4Sc.
Ladies Oxford tie shoes 60 at Soc.
Ladies high shoes, s. quality, 81 10.
Mems calf shoes in congress oSc.
Mems cassemere pants $40.
Great bargains in children's clothing.
We offer 100 ladies' trimmed hats
ranging in price from s. 50 to $ at your
choice Of pick s. 90.
THE PEOPLES STORE.
Boulder's Great Bargain Store.
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JONES UNRELIABLE,

New York. April 4-The Judge today
declared in the case of the murdered
Marsh that the jury mus. not
rely upon the uncorroborated testimony
of valet Jones against attorney Patrick
He declaredithat the testimony WAS Of
no value unless sustained by o,her evi
dence. Jones, the court said, is weak,
wrecked, specimen of humanity and his
self interes. is too manifest to give his
evidence credence.
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JAPAN is EARNEST.

Ii China Gives Manchur,a - Russia 1t
Means War.
London, April mo one would be sur
prised if war broke out between Japan
and Russia any moment. The former
insists that signing of the Manchurian
convention by China will be taken as an
uniriendly act on Russla's part and SC
intense is the feeling in Japan that war
is regarded as highly probable unless
Russia modifies her demands.
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ROBBER IN OHIO.

Cleveland. o. April 4-Robbers broke
open the vault Of the Citizens Saving
bank at Chadrcn last night and got
away with $500. Owing 10 inability to
br. .ak into an adjoining room they failed
10 secure $4,000 booty.
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FUN ON 'CHANGE.

New York. April 4-The bulls and
bears on change today went at it ham
mer and tongs. Granger railroad stocks
were the main subject Of manipulation
and were Knocked down under persistent
hammering. Burlington was the main
loser. Tntre vas great excitement
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The city attorney has been instructed
by the city council. on motion of Alder.
man Lou Johnston, to consider whether
bucket shops should not be compelled to
pay license the same as saloons and
other clearing houses Of vice. The
Camera called the matter to the councils
attention yesterday.
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Miss Margaret E. Stratton, formerly
dean Of Wellesley college, goes next
week 10 Colorado college, where she will
spend the spring term. Miss Stra.ton
will act as temporary substitute for Miss
Ruth Loomis, dean of women, who is to
spend the spring and summer months in
Europe.
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COWAN DISCHARGED.

Denver, April 4-Al Cowan was dis
charged by Justice Rice today upon the
charge of the murder Of Mrs Short He
was re.arrested atonce for insanity.
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SOLDIERS EASY DEATH.

Warrington. April 4-General Chaff,e
reports the tea,h in China Of tour
privates and one ;eams:er of the U. S
troops from pneumonia.
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Over the River,

The Stix family had reunion in New
York the other day on the occasion of an
ancestors golden wedding. and there
were about three cords OF them on hand
Kansas City Times.
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7. Wells Smith las arrived from Cali.
fornia to take up his summer residence
here. Mrs Smith will follow later.
Wells is still superintendent Of a mine
there and will make monthly visits to
the coast,
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The funeral services of the late George
w. Chambers will be held at the First
Presbyterian church in Boulder, tomor.
row, April sth, at II o'clock a. M, DR.. J..
M. Wilson officiating. Friends Of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend.
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TROOPS SHOOT AND KILL.

Rio de Jainero. April 4-There was
rioting at Tira yesterday. The troops
fred on the mob and killed Ave and
wounded many.
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DR.. Norman, the grand secretary OF
Odd Fellows attended lodge in this
city last night.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Guy A. Adlms is spending few days
in Greeley on business.
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oRMAN SIGNS THE BILL.

Denver, April 4-Gove'nor Orman
this morning affixed his signature to tie
general appropriation bill.
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SERIOUSLY HURT

Will be the feelings Of the person who
negle cts to see the double header at the
armory tonight. Admission 35c. Game
called at 8.
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SQ|O|S
KILLED WRONG MEN.

Byatxnders Shot Down In . Dive IN San
FrAncisco.
San Francisco, April Al. w. Cordes
shot and fatally wounded three sailors
Of United States cruisers last night in a
dive here. The man he aimed to kill was
uninjured. Those killed we're innocent
byStandeYs
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~. Buchheit and Grant Ward have
been elected members of Boulder club.
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The CZ0[' 5 Lie
Attempted
CAR IS SHOT.
CAR is SHOT.

Dhicer of His HousehoId Wounds til
Ruler OF Russia.
T London, April Am unconfirm
: ed, but apparently reliable, dis. 4
: patch from St. Petersburg, says an
{ officer Of the Czar's household at. \
tempted TO assassinate Emperor
! Nicholas last night. He inflicted
painful, but not serious gunshot
{ wound in the cars shoulder, and
the officer then suicided. The news
: can not be confirmed nor is it
: denied. 1
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Goes
To washington
CHIEF WOULD TALK.
Mac rthur Wants AEuinaido and Nc
Kinley to Copv erse Together.

ktnley to Copverse Together.
Washington. April 4-General
Macarthur has cabled urging the
president that Aguinaldo be per
mitted to come to the national
capital and personally discuss cen
d,tlons in the Philippines. General .
Macarthur urges the matter hard.
but members Of the cabinet will
not discuss tie proposition fer
publication. 1t is admitted by
them, however, that Macarthur
has urged the visit. !
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The South Carolina Interstate and
West Indian EXPOSITION.

We are nearing "the home stretch"
in our exposition work and there is no
time to lose. BY the middle of Novem-
Der a II exhibits should be in Charleston,
ready TO F It up. The committee has
secured two china closets and two large
show cases in which will be securely
locked the loans of fine china and all
loans and all valuable relics, colonial,
confederate and family. In these will
be placed also all kind of fancy work
done by women showing twentieth
century progress by the side of the in-
genulty OF the grandmothers in the
long ago. Canned fruits, jellies, etc.
will be given o safe place. For the
walls in our booth in Waman's Build
ing, members of Committees all over
the county are requested to secure the
loan OF pictures of any kind old or new.
hands in this place and in Clinton so
that they will not be injured. Laurens
county proposes to compete for one Of
the prizes offered; with her good re-
sources along all the lines and her peo-
pie OF splendid ability there is no rea-
son why she should not take first prize.
II is proposed that at least three Booths
be arranged by this county: in agricul-
tural, Manufacturers and Woman's
Building each. Space in each OF these
Sgiyen free of cost and the exhibits
will be put together in car loads and
shipped free of cost. This Is rare
privilege for our county to advertise
its resources to the world. All mem
bers Of committees all over the county
are urgently solicited to work for this
good cause and TO meet here and fully
report at our County Fair.
Committee.
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A $40 Bluf.

"The visit of Hart the Laugh King,
Hypnotist and Thought Reader to Suf-
folk Va, has been worth $40 cash TO
one local home, says the Virginian Pi-
lot" 1t happened this way:
"Thc lady of the house left a 80 bill
on the table, and after looking out for
some household duties she got back and
found the long green" gone. The
lady has three servants and she didn't
feel like accusing any of them Then
the news was broken TO the servants
that the money was lost, and it was
mentioned incidentally that the hypno-
tist and thought reader who was ap-
pearing nightly at the theatre could
come there and locate it in three min
utes. One of the ladies went to the
phone, presumably to cal up DR.. Hart,
the ruse. had the looked for effect.
When the mistress of the place where
the bill was left she saw it lying there
placidly The bluff had worked"
Hart the Laugh King will be the at
traction at the Opera House for one
night, Wednesday. September 18th.
Popular prices will be the rule, Soc,
35c. and 25 cents. Seats on sale at Pal
mettO Drug Co.
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Geo. II. Vending.

The Laurens Lyceum will opcn the
Season on Oct. Oh with Geo. II, WenT-
ling, tho prime Of American Orators
His subject will be Stonewall Jackson.
This lecture never fails to stir a South
ern audience. The, greatest compli-
ment to Mr.. Vending is the frequent
recall to a place, ard all who hear him
once desire the more to hear him again.
This season he lectures at Savannah,
Atlanta, Augusta, Columbia. Spartan
burg, eenvillc, Clemson College, Win
throp College, etc. Mrs. Stonewall
Jackson, who has heard the lecture on
her famous husband, says that she
would travel, if she was we'll enough,
many miles to hear it again. This lee
ture Is worth the cost Of season tick
ct. Secure your ticket before October
1st, from w. II. Wash ington.
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Remember that we carry the largest
.and most complete line OF shoes solo
in Laurens. They wear and p'' 'e sat
isfactiOn. Several lines e,.eady in.
Call and see. Yours fcr good shoes.
Dr. lis Roper A. Co.
End of the ses son bargains in all
Summer Goods. They are so cheap
you can afford to buy for next Summer
at
The Hub.
Gentlemen fine everything they need
in the way of furnishings at the cloth
ing store of , e. Minter g. Bro.
There isn't swell tresser In town too
Swelled for our new su 'ts.
Davis Roper & Co.
No. go dining table, ru bed and pol
ished to piano finish, 8 fet long. This
table is worth anywhere >1750; our
price $15.75 delivered to you" nearest
depot.
8, M. & E. II. Wilkes.
There will be several weeks OF slip.
per weather YETI We'll sell YOU pair
at your own price,
The hub.
Don't buy shoddy made clothing
when you can get the good here.
Davis Roper & Co.
Famous ClOthiers.
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Mtnter fielder,

There were ever so many charming
Affairs given this week for Miss Gelder'
who next Tuesday evening is to he,
come Mrs. Minter. The bridal party
numbers II and the wedding will be
one 0i the prettiest this season. Tues.
day evening Miss Gelder herself start
cd the bal rolling by having a dinner
party at which the guests were Mr.
Mintcr, the bridesmaids and the
groomsmon. The table was exoisiteIv
decorated in pink, with great center
OF pink rOSebuds. The buds were scat
tered over the cloth and light fell from
pink shaded candlesticks. The name
cards showed novel idea. They bore
hand-painted clusters of Colorado's
state flower, the columbine, and of the
ilower OF South Carolina, the yellow
jasmine, caught together with a we'd
ding ring. Beside the hostess and her
lance, those present were Miss Anna
Mcnamara, Miss Permelia Curtis, Miss
Ncllye Case, Miss COrnelia CALDWELL
Miss Josephine Minter Mr.. w. W
Simpson, Mr.. Wilson Birkmyre, Mr..
Mcnamara, Mr. Russell Chaplin and
Mr.. Barlow
Wednesday Miss Case gave a dove
luncheon, to which were hidden Miss
Geider and the maids and Mrs. Alvin
b Daniels, Mrs, William B. Lewis. Miss
Gertrude Morris and Miss Flora Woods.
The table was beautifully dressed. For
centre piece, was large basket
filled with pink astors, above which
were perched two white doves Pink
satin ribbons gave the finishing
touches. The place cards bore doves
done in water colors and the ices and
cOnfectiOnS were in the shapes of doves
Miss Mcnamara was hostess at a din
ner Friday night. The color scheme of
her decorations was red and white and
sweet peas were the flowers employed
to beautify the table. From the chan
delier swung two large hearts, one of
red blossoms and the other of white
flowers. Below on the table was
bank of red peas and in this wandered
little white cupids. Hearts and cupids
were on the place cards and gave form
to the ices. The members of the bridal
partN, Miss Cooper and Mr.. David
Wclch were the guests. Last night
Miss Curtis entertained, Only the bri-
dai party WIS present and the table
decorations were all in pink. There
were two large baskets of astors and
the blossoms were laid all over the ta-
BILE. 1t was in the name cards that
Miss Curtis gave evidence Of much
originality. They were fancy postal
cards, and lore the name and address
OF their o~nor. After the dinner, these
were all given the bride, who while on
her we ddiIg journey is to return them
with little note on each as to the sue
cess of the trip.-Denver Republican,
Sept. lst.
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A NIGHT OP TERROR

lawful anxiety was fel' for the wild.
ow Of the brave Genera Burnham of
Machias, Me-, when the doctors said she
would die from Pneumonia before morn.
ing" writes Mrs. s. H. Lincoln, who
attended her that fearful night, but she
begged for DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which had more than once saved her life,
and cured her of Consumption. After
taking, she slept all night. Further use en-
tirely cured her." This marvellous medi.
cine is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest
and Lung Diseases. Only so cents and
Sl.OO. Trial bottles free at Laurens
Drug Co.'s drug store.
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The Philippine exhibit at the Buff
iola Exposition is made the subject of
an interesting brief article in The
outlook FOR September I, accompanied
Dy several heretofore unpublished pic
lures which show the types of the na-
tive public school teachers in the Phil
lpplnes, the different nationalities rep
resented amoug the people and some of
the more notable OF the picturesoue
school buildings. The article itself is
decided y picturesque in its presenta-
tlon OF the possibilities of education in
the Philippines. So year. The Out
look Company, 2S7 Fourth Avenue,
New York,
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Wealth and Fashion at Colder. Mintcr
Nuptials.

Representatives of two old Southern
families were united in matrimony last
evening whom Miss Lillyan Gelder be-
came Mrs. Edward Perrin Minter.
Central Presbyterian church was
filled with the wealth and fashion of
the city. at o'clock the bridal cor
tegc proceeded down the aisle, the
march from Lohengrin pealiug from
the organ. The bride walked with
robed in heavy ivory satin. The
skirt was made with q deep yoke of
real Duchesse lace and the bodice was
formed entirely Of the lace and chiffon.
She carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses and lilies OF the valley.
Her veil was fastened with a pearl
brooch loaned by Mrs. Howard Brooks
and which has been worn by long list
of brides and is thereby supposed to
bring some mysterious good luck to the
wcarer.
Miss Anna Mcnamara was maid of
honor and wore white chiffon. She
carried bouquet of pink rosebuds
tied with satin ribbons and with strea-
mers of pink tulle. The remaining
maids, Miss Permela Curtis, Miss
Nellye Case, Miss Cornelia Caldwell
and Miss Josephine Minter, wore pink
mousseline trimmed with cream lace
and carried white roses. Two little
maidens, Marjorie Colder and Dana
Martin, acted as flower girls and wore
white organdy gowns and carried
large leghorn hats filled with flowers
which they strewed in the path OF the
bride.
DR.. Coyle performed the ceremony
and the church was decked with palms
and cut flowers.
Mr.. w. w. Simpson, of Augusta, Ca,
was best man. The ushers were: Mr..
Barlow, of New York; Russell Chaplin,
Wilson Birkenmyre and Joseph Nc
Namara
a large reception, at which about
the gaily-decked residence OF the
brides parents, 1850 Gaylord street.
Those assisting were Mrs. George
Begole, Mrs. Joseph G. Colder, Mrs
Henry Brooks, Mrs. Charles Toll, Mrs.
Nj. j. Mcnamara and Mrs. w. G. Brad
bury Miss Mollie Richardson and
Miss Vera Van Fleet served the ices,
and Miss Permclia Curtis, Miss Nellye
punch. Mrs. william GeIder was at.
tired in pink brocaded satin.
The bride and groom are related to
the Shirleys, the Lees, the Custis fam
lly and many others famous in the
South.
After the ceremony they left for
Laurens, S. c., where they Will reside
Denver (ColOradol News, Sept. 4th.
Mr.. Minter and his fair bride reach.
ed the city on Sunday evening last
where they meet congratulations and
thousand good wishes.
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Assault ON the President,

The assault on the President, at
Buffalo, on Friday last, by one Czolgocz,
an Anarchist, was the most fragrant in
all history. The prayers OF all the
world appeal at the throne of All
Mercy, for the recovery OF the Presi-
dent. The sympathy Of the Southland
as much as any other part OF the coun-
try are extended to the President and
his tender wife,
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Masonic Picnic.

A correspondents of the dreenville
News, writing OF the picnic of Ornan
Lodge, Greepville Co., last week, has
these complimentary words OF repre-.
sentative Cooper:
Hon. II. A. Cooper Of Laurens, de-
liyered a most interesting address up
on Masonry and It's origin, traQing it
back to the days of Noah, and also It's
influence in the advancement OF civil
zation, Snd intelligent government
everywhere, and It's greater power that
OF charity towards all mon.
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INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

Miss Pawnee Jones will teach music
at her home on Main Street this fall
and winter.
Miss Jones was cduca ed at Winthrop,
graduating high, then made music a
specially and graduated in that branch
at Limestone, teaching year in that
college,. She has the highest testimo-
Director Of music OF Limestone College
and also President Johnson of Win
throp.
Terms made known on application.
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Rates to Buffalo Greatly Reduced via
The Sea Board Air Line Railroad,

Tickets are now on sale from all s. ta-
tions on the s, A. T.. railroad to Balfalo
and return, at one fare for the round
trip lhalf rates. plus 81 90, limited to
twenty days from date of sale, These
tickets arc good for five days in transit,
la each direction, allow stop-oyers
within that limit. Choice OF various
routes offered. Call on your nearest
agent, or write to VIM. Butler, Jr.,
Division Passenger Agent, Savannah,
On
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-09-11
Plant n Tree.

An old farmer friend says II he had
but one acre OF ground he would plant
1t In roasting ears; another that he
would plant 1t in sweet Eaters. Our old
friend r. O. Davis, of Huntsville, brings
us delightful pears and apples and we
are not bothering about the 'taters and
the green corn,
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Why SO Popular.

The popularity of "Clifton" -four is
due to iCs unequaled quality-absolute
ly pure, retaining all the nutritive and
healthful qualities of the finest selected
wheat. Call for "Clifton" If you want
the purest and best. Made at Brans.
ford Mills, Greensboro, Ky. Sold by
T. N. Barksda]e and NJ. II. Fowler.
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If YOu Knew!

II you knew what tho miller knows,
and what your physician knows about
adn'terated -four, you, too, would in
sist on your grocer sending you Golf
tom. Try IL! 1t Is the best and pur-
est. Made OF Bransford Mills, Ovens
b0ro, Ky, and sold by L. N. Bsrksdale
and M III. Fowler.
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Fairyiew Stock and AGRICULTURAL Show

The 10Th Annual Fair of this splen.
did Association occurs Sept. 9th 1901.
Only the State Fair equals it in attrac-
tion. 1t Is part Of our great town
ship, Dial. All the west OF cur county
Will take part, and no man, woman, or
child should Miss this delightful event
OF the year. Write j. B. Wasson, Sec
rotary, Fairview, for Premium List.
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First Rales.

Mr.. B. Bailey sold the first bale Of
cotton on Friday. Weight AS, and he
got cents. He should have had 8 cts.
Mr.. John w. Hanna, and Col. j. Fl.
! Wharton, each sold bale Saturday.
These got 8 cents. All are hustling
farmers.
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NOTICEI

20 Bids for Snoda hsnFeRs County cent
az snSsy ear S0aa sha smoun paS"sa S ssm
to be issued for the purpose of refund.
ing bonds issued in 1882 by the County
OF Laurens In aid of the Greenwood, =,
LaNreps, and Spartanburg Railroad
Company, will he received at the office
OF the undersigned and due and paya-
BILE January 1st, 1909, at Laurens, s. c..
UP to the 30th day OF November 1901
Money for the purchase of ese bonds
to be placed at the Peoples oan g. Ex-
change Bank OF Laurens, 6. V. without
cost to the county.
Right reserved to reject any and all
bids, j. s.. DRUMMOND, "
Supervisor L. G..
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Missionary Society

TO the Woman's Missionary Society
of Laurens Baptist Associations The
Association will meet on October 1st.
at Friendship Church. All Missionary
Societies are expected to send a full
delegation, and Churches having no
Society connected with them are re-
quested to be represented by at least
one delegate.
Mrs. JOSEPHINE WATTS,
Vice President, l.. A.
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Good Thugs to Eat.

Arc made of "Clifton" nour-a pure
product. II you don't eat bread made
of "CliftOnn you don't eat the best
bread. Sold by 7. N, Barksdaie and
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Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Laurens Furniture Manufacturing Co.
Is hereby called to be held at the Com
pany's office, at Laurens, S. c., at IL
o'clock, q. M, OH the 17th LAY of Sep.
tember, 1901, for the purpose of con.
sidering resolution of the Board of
Directors passed on August 18th, 1901 q,
recommending that the Capital Stock
OF said Company be increased to Forty
Thousand Dollars.
T.. III. WILKES,
President and Treasurer.
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Tomorrow.

Remember the meeting. Speakers,
congressman Johnson, Evans, Wilson,
Latimer, Johnstone and perhaps others,