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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
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Sra 5rinitatis 5eminariums
eOnin9emi5forsforening &c ~
Ite Misfonar Sc6uler / aamerun
reiIte / 5jor Gfteraar inoao 9anoei
til og fem oa til 9alifoltet, ION bite
fig pmtrent u6erprt at epropaiIt
Gultur. Det enefie Iegn paa, At
guropRerne babbe baret i6ldn5t BEN.
par, at be bao ON 9ran6e0in; @os
rOpaere og grenoebin CT MI en- gana
res DCrre iaa neie foren6a / oeItafris
tanIte 5~nbfeote8 5%orefiainger, AZ .
life fan tGnte fg De fgrite uben ost
.on6et S4uler Fable naturligeis lie
let, Der tunoe ligne granbeoin, ms0.
Derim0b iqntes 9dliernes aonge me
get goot ON, at Sc6uler lunbe for
ere BAN 80 Gigarer. 3enne aon9e
bite fla meget benlig mob Gc9uler;
ban foriitrebe. at ban babbe obun9z
ret" efter U%lisfonarer og ,,e%lifepe1
ScbuIer bit. Minore 6e6ageoe BET
&ongen at Scbuler, oa Gonqen Dab
BAN uoDirte bos Den tpite 0uberngr,
at 5Or6ubet MOB Slaoe6anblen, Der
6aDbe OGret en rig Snbtagtsfilbe for
&onsen, 6IeO babet, erfl9rebe, at
berom funoe Der flet life p9re 5ale.
Oct lpttebes bog Scbuler at oberbin.
be Del naunitige Su6trbt, fpm bette
uforbe9Olone afilaa 6abbe giort paa
ben forte Muieitat, og ubpirfe benz
neg 9iaabelie til / 5orening meb
fine friitne eeoiagere at bolbe Cubs
t~ieneite for Solicit.
SfOen til benne 5eft bleD beftemt
til en- adrle Worgenitunb, iom | De
Ggne er ben fsligite og bebagelisTts
9ib at 0sgnet. aongen mebte lii
rette 5ib og Scbuler adbnebe Cubs
tjeneften meb 4ffpnselie at en- Cal
me meb gafunlebiagelfe, boiltet | bsj
9rab bebugsbe &Onsen, faa ban en-
bog forfggte at bl9fe | en- af 8oiu>
nerne uben bog at funne frembringe
eneite Zone, bbiltet mislDtteoe
Jorfsg pafte en- noget u9rbebig
Moro 9os Gorfamlingen, Tom talte
ct pdr Sunorebe. & ongen bar imibs
lertfb minbre fornsjet meb 4ntallst
af be 5ilitebeberenbe, ffaloie ub pad
fine 1lnberfaatter os fenbte gub til
oae Banter ON, at Jolt ffuloe bare
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

@erning / 8eroen. pil fploe bette meo
Satnemmeligbeb og aerli9be0 og
bettc Srang til at tiene o9 gl9De
6orGlorne igen. 8erimpb bar nan
piIt ingen Grfaringer l. at ubiigten
til arpegoo5 efter 5oral0renes 9gb
fable 3atnemmelig6eb pg 9erIig3eo
/ 8prnenes 6ierter. Zen Slags
Dire mooto9es ofteIt meO 9egerli9s
6eO. men ablere 5rIelier tan De BAN
itelig fremaole.
Men naar Barnet er iaalebss
.6iulpet frem, at bet tan arbeioe, fpis
be en- 9laos. gore en- Gerning. bpor
bet FOREIGNER fit baglige 8rpo uben
9etpmring, bpab Sam ger man bet
Iaa meo at Jamie Sfatte til bei2
Saa er bet ubetinget Iptteligit It'll
let peu at Oibe, MI Itploer 6aoer %
Mfooer mig intet mere eno aarli9bee.
9eres Gienbom er beres egen. Men
bpor ital iaa gjenbommen gaa benz
Sa, bet bar be 10 faa MI netop fri
8eitemmeliesret oper. Ser pil bet
faa piie fig, bbao man melt bar IN
teresieret fig for, eler bpao man 10
Ter melt emit til at fremme. Deriom
Der 6lep 6orftaaelie af benne Sa8,
bpor biloe 0d Dor Yr9IteItole blom=
tire, bpor pilbe bore 9%ernebjem blioe
fore, bort Qlberbomsbjem biloe bur
tigt tunne blipe bpB9et CO gi0e Pldos
for mango gomle, grpftIb9eianitoriet
CO 8iafonisiednitdlten bite life FAB
ne Mibler, bore Misiioner bilbe BIZ
pc / StanO til at ubienbe mango
Misiionarer o. +. b.
De Feite at os oiloe gore baaoe
us ielO % bore Born rigere, ON III
gap bort efterIabte @oos andre en- cl=
Ter dnoen 5orm (eler bog en- part
beraD til Den Sub, iom oi baabsr
Itul mOOta9e os / i'm 9immeI % be.
le i'm Gigoom meo os.
9bor Der baagner aanbeli9t 9io,
og MenneIte tommer til aanbelia
9epioit6eb. tenbes bet belt NED til
o3.itamenterne". M}aa bet ogiaa
Ite blanbt De.
GfterleOeIien at bisie Der fremiatz
te 3anter DiI D%isIeIi9 lite tplneSpe=
rem for at gre pei og at meobtIe
mems man leper.
Dette er fun no9te Strctanfer FOX
at DenOe 3anferne / ben Retnina,
og beriom nOgen anben 0il ubfplo,
oem. foa Ger funbe blipe en- fife
Oistusiion oerom / o0onIferen"
tunoe bet maalte blipe iii @opn.
e. u. 6iortsbang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
Sc herl
NDe Sgger anfomnc.

$ jemmets 8i6Iiotbet.
nbgiOet at uairtelis Screening for
inbre Misiion / Oanmart" 0eb ben
betenbte paitor q. g. MabIen,
5prfutter til oSus0nbasts6Os".
2snne Canning at periobiit uO=
9ipne Sfrifter inbebolbsr ct rist
og flint ubbalg at meget interess
fdnte itsnliterare 4rbejbsr paa abs
folut triiten @runb, bborfor alt,
boub ,Sjemmets gibliOtbet" bar
baaret frem, fortjener ben Darmes
ffe Opm9rffombeb. Bigger fra
,,5iemmets 8ibliotbet" faas ent.n
beftebe el1er | mseet fnutt tompos
nerebe ginb meb @uIbtrpt. Mf
fadbanne er MI antomne:
Rieb. = of pancb. paa
Danf peb q. %. Mabien. $50
Siber. pris: beftet &c., / eles
CANT fomponeret 9inb meb Cub
trst $1.00.
u lpernts SBn. - Sf 20. ..
poa Danf Deb q. g. Mdbien.
235 Siber. pris: beftet &c.,
eles. fpmp. 8iRb meb @ulOtrpf
$1.00.
9etfet fatber. - Nf
gertrub Almquift. pua DanF Deb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
Motog al
Mlterbogem.

Oette rOtog at ben I Dunmari
fo~rorbnsbe alterbog, bpori alt sr
ubetabt, fOm finbes | airtelalmebo=
gen, fsrsr pi MI paa Eager.
Oa bet er langt betDemmere at
fsre msO fig enb IelOs alter6osen, egs
ner bet fig farligt for bore bonft=
dmeritanffe prafter. 5 imutt fori
MIterbinb 80c. netto.
Danifb Cub. pubL 9ou {,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

s2aar 2eIerne beupenoer fig til SUlt. Der
sssrtsrer / 8lnbet, enten for at tgbe BPS
Aem erer for at fan Oplpsninser IN bet
sperterebe. bebes be altib omtaIe, at be fno
9pertisiementet | bette Blab. Bet oil bore
II oeniihie Rntre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

Taa Qooe at tomme, elers ubiatte be
ia for, at ban bieb oreb. Gn ART
tanit aonges 9reOe er life at ippge
meo, og mart itremmeoe Soft til
fra aae &anter, bsie og Iape, WtGnO
og apinoer. iaa ScbuIer mener, at
Der par Up MOB 1000 Menneiter til
Steoe. Mlen ba ScbuIer itulOe til at
tale til ben fore MGngOe, tom Der
Ell paientIig @anfteligbeO frem, mem
Zig Sproget. Man foritoo %oiitnot
Der, iom mango andre Steoer pea
4fritas @eittpit bet I%uutaIbte &ru=
gngelit; men bet er ct itr9tteligt
grimt og i~loelDoenoe Sprog, iom
S1uler Inntes. at bet bar en- gets
b1roigelfe at pr9bite @pdngelict
poa. 0anfte pitt tunoe en- al
Scbulers 9eoiagere g~aIiiproget ioa
piot, at ban tunoe flare fig og bare
9olt, naar her par Gale ON Odgli9e
Sing; men at gengibe en- Sale ON
aonoelige Sing pifbe ban life bore /
Stanb til.
Eli ifoft tom man bog oper Ban
feliQ6eoen. 6cbuler talte pua 9us
ala, bet ipbafrifanfte Sprog, iom
ban bru9te til bagIig, en- afbdns Geoz
iagere o%periutte bet iaa puu ct SprOg,
Der beo 9afo, pg en- al &ongens
Mrn0, iom foritoo 8afp, oOeriatte
bet ba paa Bali. 9enne iibIte, en-
itor og onielig Man meb en- Stem
toritemme gengab be Orb, iom iaa@
Iebes tom til ham, meb oaban Strait
og along, at bet tunoe bgres oper
9ele ben itore 5orIdmling pr9oitez
mems 3efit bar 9auli Orb / Mtben:
.Wieb 8anfunbigbeoens SiOer bar
SUB baarei ober, men bDoer MI
ale Menneiter ale 9egne at pmpenoe
fig, tbi ban bar lat en- Dag, paa
6pilten ban bill bBmme Soroerige
meb Retf9rbigbeo peo en- Mlano,
boilten ban bar beitittet BERTH %
gjort bet beDtieligt for oae, / bet ban
oprejite BAN fra be oebe." 3dlen,
iom pareoe l9nge, bleD pda6srt meo
Spm9rtiom6eo % bandit &ongens
9ebag I ben @rab, at ban forGreoe
Scbuler en- fongelig 9uabe meo inc
it9noig Ysn ON, at ban pilpe bare
Den; for at feje Songen fog Sc9uler
aaa6en oper fine andre &lpoer. 9a
9ongen faa BAN iaaleoes pdatl90t,
raabte ban paa &rusGngelIt: 0uu
be goobIo, pai Ri Sin" Oct tlGoer big
aoot, bu er &onge). @eo QfiieDen
bah apngen ON inart at matte faa
Udston9rer; ban torlDneoe Scbuler
% bans 5slge rigeligt meb aae
Slu9s gooe BeOemiOler, for9reoe
Scbuler ire fine Glefantt9noer, ia
enoog en- of fine egne Spinner, en-
0reng paa tets Qur, Iom Scbuler
tog meb / bet 6dab meO Cubs Sjal
at tunne faa BAN opIart / &riitens
oommen og uO0annet til Gbanselif
bldnDt bans 9anbsm9nb.
6iemrejien gift gobt og Scbulec
Ihltter gere.nin9en ON 9lejIen meO
0isie ORR: 6erren bar bit os megen
Raaoe paa oenne Rsiie. Maatte bog
bans Qaa6eIol inarligt frem6rDOso9
fomne til al ifinne tlar o0er Bali
% Re andre @nblon6sitnmner ian.
at osiaa biaIe 6arii9e 2anoe, pper
6pilte enbnu Msrtet ruger, matte
6lioe aennenitroaIeOe al bans RaaOe
% Sano6eo.
Sn6Ienbt al
s. g. 6 6rtftianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

q. g. Mabfen. 103 Siber. gris:
beftet 30c., / eIee. tomp. ginb mes
9uIotrbt DOC.
6ebebsmonben beb 9ots
let. Sie9barbus. Qf SO. s6miot.
pua 0anF oeo q. g. Mabfea.
300 Siber. gris: beftet 90e.. !
eleg. tomp. ginb meb Gulbtrpt
$1.20.
Sort aIippe. 4f Ralpf
Conner. pdd Ddnit beo q. q.
Mabien. 248 6iber. pris: befs
tet Soc, / eIeg. tonp. 8inb ntb
@ulbtrbt $1.O0.
@enntm 9raabfBerne.
of @ertrub 4Imquiit. gaa @dnf
peb q. g. Moofen. 126 SiOer.
qris: beFt,t 30c.. | eleg. tomp.
9ino meb @ulbtrpt Coo.
Grinbrtnger. Sra min
8arnoomsz. llngoomss og WonO-
bomstiO. vi peber aorien, Snor.s
Misiionar. 70 Sibtr, / OmfIog.
pris: 40c.
9errens geit. SanOe 0ps
I~epelfer. af 2aura gor6ienius.
inf pr9Itetone. 56 Sioer, Sms
flag. pris: Doc.
Gnbpioere aoerteres fsIgenbe for'
trinli9e me Bigger:
Spob er Marmonismen
af s.. $. s. Is. Matt6ieien. Soos
nepraft. 0enne traffenoe 5renls
fitting at Qmeritas ubp9geIigitt
SebenItab peo ben ogiaa beroDre
faa foroelagtigt betenOte qreft iue
bebolber 30 Siber I OmIlog. =
pris: 20c.
Grinbringer ON min pis
legrtms9ro = af abelins
@rebinbe 66immelmann. @reDs
inbe S6immeImann bill o9re aGt
betenbt, ogfua fra iinUaisiion for
leOsn / Gbica9o meb i'm 9ddh
,,Ouen". Ia Siber, / OmfIaa.
pris: SOC.
@enntm ben n9bre Sort
ST 2ipsbiaebe fra aanaoa. Gftsr
Gngelft beb s. 80. 9enne ubmars
feoe BOG, 112 Cher / 0miIdg.
anbefales parmt. pris: 40t.
Cubs 6reb. = Gn 5uspoitil at
q. 6. g. @ropes aasmugfen, Sogs
neprait. prpbifener ober ale
&~irteaorets Gbanselier. 685 Gis
Der, / meget imuttgino meb@ulbs
trbt. qris: $1.00.
6psm bar Sefus al Ra3ds
ret?- ST Gnten - Gner. 5il.
egnet arli9s 8aniere. Qf CIR.
Mpler. 8enne Bog er Tor noseu
9io foen anbefalet i ,.airteblabt!s
al qaftor Big. 214 Sioer, / 9m-
flag. qris: soc.
G|etterne 9onmart
Meb farligt 9enipn til beres 4fs
bigelFer i99ren fra ben e0angeliits
lutbcrfe 9irtc. 2ff 8. o. 5aabps.
Go9nepreIt. 0enne fortrinIise
300, fom ogIao Der / gmerita bar
Den melt attueas 9etp6ning, 6ut0s
finoes / en6oer uo0itlei ariitens
6jem. 400 Sioer, i 0milag. :
pris: $1.00.
8reffu9le. - Of so. 5breniea.
en ianO StilOring at bunf sol
feliO 4merifa. 116 Cher. !
fmutt Omilug. 9ris: zoe.
Goentpr o9 6iftorier. =
Of 8. Is. QnoerIen. III qnbefa.
ling aF 8. 6. 2(nbsrIens gpeutqt
er ielDfslgelig operfleotg. 5erit
% anbst gino / eleg. fomp. 8in6
meb m.gst flint @ulOtrhf og tunii-
neriNe Sauitrationer. 6Oert 9inS
bar 352 Cher. qris $1.00 for
Boert ginb. Salges fun Iamlese.
ganif6 2utb. pubt. 9oufs
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
.0aniferen"

Dliper Ienbt til Subifribenter, inbtil ub
ssstfelis DpiiseIie mot tases al uosiOerue
~ al Gelb sr betalt, / OperensItemmelie
neb De 6crtuebe Staters goitlone.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
AMONG OUR FRIENDS.

Mr.. Walter II. Hunt OF Newberry
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. NJ. Conner of the Spartan
burg Herald was here yesterday.
Major Theodore Dehon OF the News
and Courier was in town Saturday,
Mr.. j. A. Burton and Miss Mary
Burton of Newberry visited their
brother, Mr.. j. f. Burton Sunday. Mr..
j. L. Burton is still quite i'll.
Mr.. II. p. Minter has returned from
New York, whore he purchased a large
stock of spring goods for j. e. Minter
81 Bro. Mr.. Mirter a his customers
will not feel the recent advance in
goods, except a few heavy cotton goods.
as he placed his orders before the adj
vance.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
Back Again.

Messrs. d. A. Davis and w. III. An
derson, buyers for Davis, Roper & Co.,
have arrived and state that they have
bought the largest and most complete
stock ever brought to Laurens. Their
milliner will arrive this week, and the
ladies can rest easy about their spring
hats, as all the newest things in Mill.
merry will be found at their immense
establishment.
Look out for Davis, Roper 81 Co.'s ad.
yertisement next week.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
AUCTION!!

[ have several farms in Laurens
County [ will sell at public auction, in
front Of the Court House, at Laurens,
8. c., March, 18th. Rain or shine,
sleet or snow, this property will go.
so ii you ever expect to get bargains
YOU had better come and make your
bid.
Remember dirt is the safest invest
ment In the world. Almost to q GER
tainty you will get 10 cents for your
cotton next year and who says a farmer
get Itch raising cotton at such o
price.
Notice the Baltimore fire. Property
nearly all destroyed except the ground,
which has been enhanced by the fire,
and more reliable and up.to-date struct.
lures will be erected. Even these may
be destroyed by fire or storm. But the
dirt Will still be there to enhance in
value.
Why not turn your thoughts and at
tention to Investing in dirt, while the
prices are SO low in your own county?
Remember II you have any property
which you wish sold at this sale let me
know 30 that I can get them on my
list, giving a full description as Il
stands, so that the buyer will not be
disappointed.
u oniCo ID In inc MINER building
and II youcall YOU will very readily see
l mean business by this sale.
l want people in Laurens County to
understand that 1 am in business to do
business and propose to either make
money for my clients and myself | go
broke. And l wish this sale to be o
success so that sometime In the near
future l may be able to have another
which will also prove successful. lam
going to offer farms in all parts of Lau-
rens County SO that everybody will be
invested.
j will also sell building lots in the
City. OF Laurens. Just look at the sale
Of February 25th,-how people bought
lots at IL O'Clock and sold at 8 for larger
profits. All who were lucky in getting
this property at the price they did
have n fortune.
A full description of all the property
Will be q later.
G. w. She'll,
Broker.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
WOMAN'S HOUSE
WAS DYNAMITED,
Lizzie Smith Victim of an
"emy.
WAS NOT INJURED.
Bed Was Lifted to the
Ceiling.
Note Found In on Old Red Handker.
chief-End Torn Out Of House
Ny Explosion.

at 10 o'clock Thursday night a tbun-
derous explosion occurred in the east
ern negro quarter of the city. The
noise was as though a Japanese 10 inch
gun had opened up. 1t was learned
next morning that a stick of. dynamite
had been exploded in the chimney COR
ner of Lizzie Smiths house, outside.
Pieces of fuse were found nearby. A
great hole was torn in the end of the
house. The bed on which Lizzie and
two children were sleeping was lifted
almost to the ceiling and it's stats were
broken but no one was hurt.
In an old red handkerchief was found
sdirty piece of paper and scrawled on
1t was: II guess Pm over with you
now"
Lizzie is colored. 1t Is said that a ne.
gro man lives with her and that this
a has a wife VINO lives elsewhere.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
Elected Health Officer.

MIR. James L. Owens has been elected
health officer and began his duties last
Monday. Mr., Owens was formerly on
the police force but lately has bsen in
Clinton. He is a valuable man ard
Laurens is glad to get him back. Gun
Gle" Wash Monroe has been health Of
icer but resigned. He could have held
the Office as long as he chose.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
ONE CENT A WORD.

For SALE-100 cords oak wood on
ground, near city.
H. Y. Simpson.
For SALE.-Florodora Cotton Seed
at $3.50 per bushel.
Address.
j.. r. FOWLER,
Laurens, II. +. D. No. 1.
Feb. 22nd, 1904 --2t.
For RENT-.-Good One-horse farm
near city limits,--1000 pounds lint cot
ton. III. Y, Simpson.
Gen. JOHN b. GORDON'S Own Book.
Memorial Edition.
Agents Wanted in every city aud
county. 100, 000 copies will be sold.
Agents should apply quickly for ter
ritory.
The Martin s. Hoyt Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Wauted-Two experienced specially
salesman. State references, lines
handled and territory.
Address Box Z,
South Boston, Va.
WAN TED = Persimmon, Dogwood
Hickory aud Holly Logs. Freight paid
on carloads. James Cockshott, Char
lesion, s. G..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
CATARRH,

Which usually commences with cold
in head, Hay Fever, rapidly infects the
mucous membrane OF the throat, and
leads to graver complications. unless
promptly attended to. We recommend
Kings Sarsaparilla internally to purify
the blood, and direct treatment with
DR.. Kings Catarrh Remedy Ia douche
comes with each bottle). 1t gains a
foothold from which it is hard to dis
lodge. With treatment of these two
medicines any ordinary Ease will yield
quickly-the very worst cases will be
greatly relieved. The price $l.OO; three
for $3.50, and guaranteed. Sold by Pal
metto Drug Co., Laurens, S. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
Physicians Endorsement,

Is me ngh@st watero o the market. We realize that this is aiminp q oroot
oaLa ana w could not afford 10 make this assertion unless w knewi bot "" o
coH Ma prove IL to 10 true. But it does not take n EXPERT to est the softnoss"n 1
q sases as Wi pna e oh When do ear tSn a mineral water, if it is a hard water the
vs. SeaP ma N water Is htn la and hard, while If it is a soft water. ike
to T Ixau. W l some prominent persons you know have to say of the merits o.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
Ii is the
Surer Way

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, c%rullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royal is the greatest Of bake-day helps.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEw YORK.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02
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Radios Radios Radios
of Persons in all Sections Of
the Country Have Been Healed
by this Wonderful Discovery.

Every educated person has heard of
R!adium its wonderful powers and heal
ing qualities have occupied page after
page in the metropolitan publications.
Everybody knows that it is the greatest
remedy that God has even given to
suffering humanity. Disease germs OF
every description flee before it-they
cannot stand the contact. We have
such faith in our proposition that we
What is more we will give you q writ
ten contract to that effect. This offer
has never been duplicated. Fill out
the blank below and mark the malady
from which you are suffering and re.
ceive by return mail information that
will be worth hundreds of dollars to
you. Ask any banking firm regarding
our responsibility.
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-03-02

DR.. Kings New Medicine for colds.
Cold Breaker, is now getting In soIne
dne work. IL Is speedy, safe and snre.
The price Is only % cents. Convenient
psekage, Find II at Palmetto Drug Co.
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Chase County.

Out in Chase county, A. c. Clayburg
is secretary of the peoples independ-
ent party county central committee;
he is editor of the Chase County Trib-
une and the Tribune is supporting
Parker and Davis. He has Joined in
a call for a joint convention with the
democrats and they have set Friday,
August5, as. the date for such conven-
ton
The Independent said iastsweek this
date was fixed SO as to shut out the
country delegates, just as the party
machinery in Lancaster county Sc
lected the same date for like pur-
pose. But the rank and file out in
Chase are not looking for a chance to
fuse with Parker democrats. Listen
to this letter from j. Davidson OF La
mar: Il am busy and don't see how
| could go as a delegate. would like
to do all | can for the peoples party
No fusion for me after this. A. e.
Smith joins with me-in sending so
cents in stamps to help carry on the
work. He agrees with me in regard to
no fusion
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the trust buster" who doesn't Dust
anything; the civil service reformer
who has clasped hands with Gasman
Addicks, and the rest of that ilk? Why
should labor vote for Roosevelt? To-
day in Colorado the. republican party
in alliance with the Standard Oil
Crowd" have destroyed a republican
form OF government. In its place they
have erected lawless despotism as
foul as that OF Russia, with all ty-
ranny and cruelty that has made the
Muscovite the shame of the world.
And the president with his big stick
In hand and his eagle eye fastened
upon the South American republics
warns them to keep order or else
something will happen. But he can
not see the anarchy of despotism in
Colorado He dares not Offend the
Standard Oil interests.
There is no reason why any be-
lever in true democracy should vote
for either of the wings of plutocracy,
headed by Parker and Roosevelt, re-
spectively. Two candidates are in the
field who represent the principles JEFF
ferson lived for and Lincoln died for.
They stand for eternal right, for equal
opportunity and equal privilege. The
populist nominee is gallant, tried and
true, Tom Watson, the greatest his
tOrian of his time. His STORY of
France" is the most brilliant histori-
cal work since CARLYLE. Those who
have not read it. have missed one OF
the most fascinating and porfound
histories ever penped. He has kept
the light of equal rights burning in
the land Of darkest Bourbon democ-
racy. The other is Eugene Debs, the
peerless labor leader, who bears the
standard Of the social democracy He
represents the highest and ncblest
ideal ever put in the political field
In every state there will be tickets
for one or both OF these true demo-
Gratis. Neither will be elected. but
a mighty protest can be given in their
names that will lay the foundations
OF victory for the people, and at least
we have not bowed our knee to
Baal" II the American people must
lose their liberties we need bring it
about by our votes. Ii the workers
must bear chains and wear collars
like the thralls of Cedric the Saxon,
do not forge them with your own
hands. In the words of a great think
er: "Workingmen of the world (and
that means the farmers and everyone
not belonging to the predatory classes;
everyone not parasite or plumber
er), unite You have the world to
gain and nothing to lose but your
chains"
FRANK STUHLMAN.
II Vernon, N. Y, July 20, 1904.
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