davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

Smile and the world rmilos with you
IL you the willing TO settle with the
bartender.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

A skull would make a good figure
read for the modern railroad lecomo.
i've.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

storckseperH report that the entra
quantity, together with ~ superior
quality 81 Defiance 6tareh makes "a
nsHt 70 imponaibic 10 nel any other
brand.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

No. Maude. dear. there Il 10 eason
why your stout sncie shouldn't take
ant. fat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

Some people deserve a lot o. credit.
and others demand cash.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

The laSier a fellow II the harder be
tries TO work other people.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

Even 4 hisl poster isn't always able
10 paste another fellow In thn Jaw.
A rope has r. iaat % get ughti
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

~pr. David R~~snsdv's Favorisr HsnedF 10
Farsltsrt feF ths HeFF aHet 80 snef Faf1f fesfaaf
sanstsE q nsFfea, Ail.ag. - Nessa fsaaas a.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

II doesn't require a telephone glFi
to make the welkin ring.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

MUKpEN- General Kuropatkin's
army extends along a line running
twelve and a half miles south OF Muk.
den and Is supported rs strong foFu.
noatlons on the Hun river. The pres.
ms calm Is enforced by the exhaustion
o. the armies on both sides. which
lost IN killed and wounded 10000 men
In the ten days fighting. There Is
every Indication that the battle vii
be resumed oon and that a decisive
result will be achieved.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

PANAMA-General Davis. governor
Of the Panama canal none. a~ul4.orizes
the Associated Press q deny the re.
ported Disturbances IN Culebra or 81
any place ia the zone or in lts vicinity.
President Amador confirms General
Davis statement
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
7 LOSSES $1,000.
Reports From muksen. ST. Petersburg
ard Toxic Agree al Last.

HNfsfs FfNNN WhNa9Nf ~ FNAFHAAai8
ard Toxic Agree al Last.
ST. PETERSBURG -There Ia no
news OF fresh fighting October go.
General Sakharon reports under sat
urday's date that nlght passed very
quietly. There we're no collisions.
The war office is not In a position
as yet to give figures OF the casualties
In the long battle below Mukden. but
everything Indicates that the RUSSIAN
losses reached 10000. the figures givra
by the Associated Pross correspondent
a. Mukden. Another correspondent
places the losses on both slaos at So.
600. The war Office u convinced the
japanese losses. while below those OF
the Russians. were almost as heavy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-29

miller. &c bar besee SusoGr, men
Sermuno Iorlterie -Sermuuo | giien
talpet-oriuer msb Stoniaasrar6eine %
Sermuno Sobauueien mso aielins op
til Gulreaet.
Gain9 3oriuieu 5lonm bar TorIus'
gaaroea % Dor paa be sdmIe 3omter.
Sau bar for et aar iicen opfsrt ct mt
gaaninasbus, ba oct samte piloe faloe
neo ouer BAN. Cling itr9uer tuust
/ bet enbnu TOM ban altio bar eiort.
Gammel % ~Itrduieu ~bespnoer ban paa
i1a al BLUE. ba bet life altio Ier INT uo
for bonn. Sdu bar fprmnenoe Soil
/ anteritd % piloe oisie ddbus lit Sisrte
meo en- liosn Siaru, pioe bette pare til
flor 0sliignelie.
So6an Stieu - Ruie' Soban osiaa
tablet - Dor / Stueu sitsr 0ermuno |
@ieitbuiene eler "SernnuoltuenA tals
bet. Sor npgle War iioeu ilsbie On.
eelitanben Susrum Stueu % fprnreoe
oen til albite Ssu al Sobu. % oermeo
fit Spbu ugiaa Sus. 8 en- lioen Stue
peo Sioen al Dor Gtr9eoer Gasno U.
Brrtte ureo i'm 5amilie. Stuen til
SsrmuHos johannes er ueorepen Os
Stuen tit SamIe smase iur itaar soc.
9ebsr SimpnieH Slam - Salinss
Der tulost - Dor pna iamme 3omtsr.
StrGr Heoenior 8eoer Slmouiens Stue
bar en- Sfomdaer fra 8tf peo 9aou
2tsoal UpiBrt ct mt BaauiHss bus %
ROsst lensere reoe cor Sens ancerlen
SHorelIO meo i'm camille.
ga IN uioiie ies life Here at Itripe
ON pna 5lanm. men fommer pluoielis
ibn ct Msmefe, JON lad at iise er
slsmt al ale, uemlig guien e'ter @asno
SermauOieu, sIer buao ban beoie. ial.
lalo CT bet ben auue buorm Rpgte saar,
at bun ltal bruse 5rulstumiter. 5un
lsuer sHoHl men ct nGloeH al ie. Oct
ltal heller life unores, at bun tan mere
emo anore mienneiter.
Ser pil ieg itnuoie beEue Sang meo
en- peuliq 0llien ttt ole mine 9riere,
SlRgi og 8euHer. ioet reg tDr bepe
mince mtg, iom oepue 5tuHo iiooer
lnngt iuoe / 6aruitogen pan 8Ois N
rinqet diSo eaterHers muutre Cater %
DluTttsHs hpirpleuoe Sonsr. DIN IL
Gage sr Vi als i pore iiRre Siem isien
eiter 8 Tigers Opbplo ber.
Zen 2Oen Suit 1904.
anuot Suorelio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-29
On COB Ting.

SUcrt SO. at SOUR SrGc. &stps- sicr
set Ieitere ior Siaetagcutgr o. 8iletiGIs
gere at faa Sasiaeersr I'll I~angsbortliss
seuse SteSer / 2anOet. ioroi boer ar
tiisL o. boer S%alitraiiou / SoursSratt
sIstus CT en- StimuecIis til S1ieme III
al reiic CO Il boi.isn i~orrnSerlis Sory
nieaig5co i Ratar 90 AlimGt cert 'eaet
9GHo eier. SO mere bette bltper iues
treatst / soil. ots itsrere sr ban eaer bum
pu1 at faa Srit til az reiie. 9srfor er
Sours Sraef AetUs- life ageHe | Srurss
observation-disclosures o. ooteacrs Sutsresie,
men Set usfpISsr oqiad heds Der itaar
a sers SiteIblnN; -Au lliaitrateS
@saea5iIle Of SrGoel arr gsacaiipn -
sra @9aifaIo COMMERCIAL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-29

Yuu OF tIle Cleo oh'
Rongeipnnens @rpIli,p. % Oct nroet
Steb opcr lite Hcter 2. 4-9 Den
lenpenoe Sten. gegge Visocr bar
goot beicste.
Samses Spnube.
EaItor 2. 2. @eitbp Ievcrer |
"guobGreren" et fraftigt Snol9g
for gibrag til Snoremisltonen, ioet
ban pocpiier benne @isiions tore
@ietiebeo. Son ipnes, at Oct er mGr.
feliat, bpor faa 8erioner Der er, Tom
aiper itsrre 9ibras til Sennc Dis
iiorL meoen5 mango gioer fore @e.
lob baaSe til 8inamisiionen 90 andre
Misiioner. 5ette bier. at Snoremis.
iionen life ligser bort 6olf paa Sier'
tet JOIN Sen buroe.
WisiiouRr Simle ~ifriuer:
Sorleoen Seioag bar en- Ssitibs'
bag for os Der / Slime. 3a bIeO Den
ferite SiGI Der | Siinpe inoIennet !
CUBS Meniebeo.
Oct par Sen.tons.iien. iom bIeo
osbt.
@I9Sen % Ssitioeligbeoen iore9e,
oes peo, of De peo oeil anlebuing
baobe nogIe 6andeng-g enner bIarot
os.
Observation-Disclosures SfoIe par MI
int, os gbpin babe oa Dem Scr
nsielie at fan FIN 29rerinoe, 0tiis
@roietb og line to SfoIefamerater,
@eIiils og aieritin meO liz bio, leo.
icaet al 5ormanoen. 9r. Rennin9.
5or fnlot Sus boIot @r. Henning
poa Ssnong 6ormiSoae en- nIUorlis
YrGbifen oper Den ferite Del al gu
berpor.
0erpaa ubisrte ieg Gaobs6nroIirt.
gen, og tiliioit nflngoe Sen.tong.iien
ct fort og goot @ibneSbprS ON "2p.
Jet, iom er fommet til @eron", %
iIutteoe meo @en.
Raitor NeortpeOt bar antnget
oct III ham ltlueoe 2alo ION engellt
tbeologiif Erofesior peo Reo @ing
Seminar Oct fommenoe Iar.
timber IarsmeOet bleb Mrs.
8aitor Z. g. Sacobs ipg % moatte
iT6l9gaes paa &oipituIet / &eo
8ins. "a Wenigbeosfolfct | 9aitor
Socobs 8aIo fit Gins ON bette, lam.
leoes / en- 6art Ell itsrre Tengcium
til at bctale ltogifterne peo Solpita.
let. Mrs. Safobs er MI tommet biem
% er beore ON emo ipag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-29

gen msS Cm.ale AT DC forifieniec Sorisa
ill esSnina al Srocts 5emHrIisbescr %
Sisies Saofanetheo. 1uit @onien for
tiener tor 1ai for fit ar5s,Se. CAB bpsr
ben, tom life bar fisrt Tia fat | Ydrtifs
broens Sump bsre oiitorisns 90 ben Tile
@ogs 8stl gosen hotter I'M 20 Cts %
iaaes Dos 6orfatteren, Aep. !. q. geuns
ion. ainSreS. v. 2n!, rIsr hos 2utb.
EubI. pouie. 9eeorab, Soma.
q. Seebuis.
2ocuif, Scfpd, Siili 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-29
Silfielss. slf Gle G. Sasen grocit
ifou. Riuu Iris 80 Gents.

&tilttbEs >R ~ 4hHN4V SN0Ns'
itou, Rinu.. Yris 80 Gents.
en- Cog at en- norlt ameritauf Sor'
latter cr en- forboIsSois iieIoeu SoreteeI.
ie. o. iirr er bet LARGE iiSeu Der blcu
ubierSt Ell Irieorroie 6urtGIing fra en-
Rorifs Entertainers SaauS 2iterGrt feet
sr Sr. Saeens sog intet oGstiet SiIlra
til rlofbtterioItefs 9itcrdtur; Sen mao
Ter ia life meo oct beoite. Der er itrroet
al RorSmruh / Imerila, StilSrinaer
fra ben nurife S9ter pirter tiISsIs rotiaa
~utaturIiGt % Idpet, os Scrionerue CT
tonltruereee. On 5uSmanb ! 8oseu for
teller nogle forIfrlspe @iitorier, boordi
faa or originate 90 enSmi frrrc bGoer
iig oper BET tarpeliee. Sorfatteren lar
en- Iutioss 8Iofter fra SopeoitaSer torts
me tiIiieISs og brfieuoe lin llpibeus
bcS ON Ting, lom piitio' cRhocr frem'
mclia StoIegut / 10 GarSdIOerer peo
@cicb ON. SperlrrerGu, ser meo itor
Raioitet pr9fer observation-disclosures" oppe
paa SieISet, og sen tbcoInaiite AauNioat,
tbem 5ori. Bar aiort til Ct TOILET Sdnenr.
oisr uriten ct Iigeiad rtrgte Snbtrnt ION
alotfereu. @ogcns "&NItiuoe" bill bIioe
en- bciuqrIie 6rier fpit on ooertaIcr ban'
til at Ieac al ida fat ! Gpiteren, oe oog
err SeItinSen en- nobel aOiroe meo Cans
nsIie - efter Sorfattcrcus Sremitining
Settle og aSifiligt anSct oirier life piSerc
tiIipriaoeliat.
Rau faar set Snbtrnf. at Set bar nG
ret 6r. Sascn mere magtpoalisgenoe al
fad luftet fins auifrelier ON Sro og @is
Seu, cher rettere ON gio~oiRtuingeu mel
lem oisic to Sius. enp al lcuere en- 9ieu'
nemfert. trobGrSia Sfiloriu9 al DC iGregs
ne Surholo, ban ierer o5 op i. Ser err
prisp9rSige Sineb til roGst al boert. Ren
Sagcn or Dog en- besnoet RanS, ION ri
bar 8et til at oeute es mere al, bpis ban
eIlers oil eibe iig at ncS at Itrtoc 6ors
tGIliu9er.
Sroos bette biz rtrnrtae lris oeuuc 300
meS Snteresie. = iprOgIi8 ScnieenSe er
ben gieuuemgaaenoe u9aatlaseIig, ifient
IiSt mere OmbbsseIiebeb oiituot belers
life fuuSe ifnbet Der. Ser or pberbopcs
BET inGtn @rlnS, boorior hi life ituISe
pGre itrGue os forhrin8sfuIS mob en-
Sorfatter iom 3r. Saoen; hi bans Scg
piier. hens SfrebcIiebcoer ufortalte, at
ma tsr oerte Jig no8et 8oNt al bar /
Sremticen, bpis ban boiler pan, oa Der
or iaa fda ifripenSe Srriter iblnnSt os.
icm bGber iig oper oet rent mioSeImau'
biae, at hi life bar Hooo til az mite nos
gen. 8. g. B.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-29
geo sopebfirfen. Ct ouiin 9iote al

gee SoueSfirfeu. st DuIiu 5iote al
Of 81 q Srrpiu. 6l8 Sbomas Ct,
ct Io,I. aPiun 9rjs 25 Gents.
.sa.m,t ;,s;. 0;,t, ,,,, NJ
,-,ronr. ,nr. Ga, -, = ~ ne,ns
~. ,,nro. 49, 6Io',Nt sat-. ~;
Spriatteren bar en- cpen Grt ReIioiou, OF
hans "SopeStirfc" itair pad en- Slet gam
ffc for Iie ielp IauQt hprtc fra bors hi
tserife SamfunS. Soreprigt utod BET IL
aes. at mango Oaire Snnisr bar fact
lletrnt / Sigtene, pg bbnS BEN poetiife
Sorm betrrficr. itoar Here at Dem pon
5eiSe meo DC bsSite rtorife Gigte, Der or
~itreoet i amerita.
~ o..
a"ps 0'''' "OO'8'' "
ONH'
sbe GaiuuoSS. 81 eparleS Stcipart
gselles, gR. y. Sit en9ellt Noocle. Der
bar faaet en- ltomGrtet 9~eoota8e!le az
So9anmeioere banoe perober % I eng
Lamp. Sortatferen 'irroer fGn9llenoe %
intcre0lant, os RdHS 500 bar oesuoen en-
Opgdoe; at pe9e a oioerle lociase Sns
Der os dnet'e Dc 9tioter, lonl bon nor oil
loroeore oe ootpOlo, pootcm VeI 0lelst
W. "" l'U'S "'iso' w" '"S
UO8'apet'
sfisier % SUrtGllinser af Gno. spcIs
Ieitdb. 2utberitftClieus SorIag, Sriitias
MA. Senne Vo8 ~tlpepoioer en- JiHtte
ttlps1tse SHau'O'"'"u'sel. lUnt 'et lH
leli ~ slp'e H'u,,9, ~ tule' fuu iuN
NE gOl'aB e. "plO''h'.i gs"' e.utY,
napet.8s S,UsOtDIm I"l.u 40
"tott, gu 0".'lt "u'r oO'tuni's.
lonu tlSsteoes iU''Is.St VI o'.' m, ~
aN D''s ~ e'.D Seg.1 ~ S.Lp
mt 81 Hipsltnl't,,. ogttrs 0slIlat"
an:s ~
~a''elsue'l"S' = 'eHs Salpets,
SuhloorOsiS st piont',s'
sas S.s,Tn.r $50 H. S
n;.m "!a ~rsx.s. 40"
haIsnn@ o. ia 49, o.. Ssr;t,
y. @rnf q y 49,,
sat,, G;t, :, O. y * 'eosrsor "a
RmI. Rinr
e.r In,s,-,,, nrifir,,s gorsb,r,+,;,, o
gov 1ooI wr;s o. gs,ts so,ss sos
gsree g6r,rd Boot Concern. Rirueopos
liz. Riru.
eo,,roosr.
,ooo 700,
' ep"'st o. oot A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-29

Vaa oct enc Sieo iomtoleoes on
aoneeisnnens @rpliip. % Oct dnoet
Steb oner lite Ecter 2. 4-9 ben
lenpenoe Sten. geege Nisocr bar
ap0t bei1ate.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Miss Lillian Irby has returned from
a visit at Newberry.
Columbus II. Wallace was In town
one day the past week from Youngs.
Misses Sarah Beeks and Bonnie
Profit, OF Gross Hill, visited in the
city during the past week.
1t will be we'll for all who are inter
ested to bear in mind that the Jan
uary sales will be made Tuesday, Jan
uary Bird by reason of Monday being a
holiday.
A. e. Cleveland OF Tyle,sville was in
the city Sunday, returning from
Greers, where he attended the we'd.
ding on Thursday evening last of Miss
Floride Holtzclaw and Samuel II.
James.
w. w. Chamblee, who has been con-
nected with TIE ADVERTISER Office
for the past several months has ac-
cepted a position in the Office of the
Greenville Mountaineer. Mr.. Cham.
blee is fine young man and good
printer. His Laurens friends bespeak
for him q full measure of success in bis
new position.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
MERCHANTS NEWS

We hsve beautiful line of Odd
China and Glassware from which you
can select beautiful and suitable
Christmas Presents.
S. Nj. & e. III. Wilkes & Co.
Oar stock OF cut glass is brilliant and
attractive and before you select your
Christmas or wedding presents bs sure
to see our lire.
S. NJ. & L. II. Wilkes & Co.
The line of house furnishing goods
that we have on hand from which you
can select your Christmas gifts are ar
icies that will las. and will be appre-
ciated. Don't buy before YOU zee our
line. S. NJ. & T.. II. Wilkes s. Co.
We have not got enough space to tell
you of all the different articles we have
in stock suit bic for Christmas Pres
ents, but before you make your selec-
tionS be sure to give us call.
S. Nj. x r.. III. Wilkes & Co.
This is the last week to select your
Christmas Presents and If you have
not already selected them be sure to
see cur beautiful articles for the home
S. NJ. 81 h. III. Wilkes 81 Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
Echoes ErCm EXON.

EXON, Dec. 19.-The farmers have
about finished gathering their crops
and all seem 10 lie satisfied with the
result.
Our merchants are doing a good
business at this plsce.
Marvin Moore, who has been wishing
his parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Joe Moore at
this place has returned to Florida,
where he is engaged in tn, picture
business.
DR., Owens of Greenwood was in this
section Tuesday on business.
Miss Sue Cooper of Owingsville
spent several days with her friend Miss
Lawrence Culbertson recently
Misses Lou and Jane Culber.son Wis.
tied Miss Clara Cooper Of Owingsville
Wednesday.
Carl Culbertson was at Waterloo
yesterday on business.
John Boyd of Greenville is speeding g
awhile with his son, Robert Boyd, OF
this place.
The school a. Exon is in flourish,
ing condition under the etlicicn. man.
agement of MIS-. Corrie Thomc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
ORA LOCALS.

ORA, Dec. l9-W. T.. Blakely has
about completed his beautiful new
residence q. No. 10 Main street aud
will soon move in,
w. b. .Blakoly has bought t. ele-
gant residence opposite the new acad-
emy and is now In posse ssion.
Prof. w. Nj. Bryson, who has been
nursing very painful and almos. Sc
riously injured arm, is about well
again.
Miss Alice McCarley, very charm
Jog young lady, is away with relatives.
Prof. Bennett, of Laurens, has a
very interesting music class here. We
are glad to have so distinguished q
teacher wi h us,
The Ora High School is moving
along nicely under the management of
Miss Bessie Byrd, principal and Miss
Moffatt, assistant. Ora is justly proud
Of the most beautiful, artistic and up.
to-date school building in the entire
county, The school building and gen.
tral school interest are tho most ac-
CITRATE ind:ces to progress, intellectual
inclination and moral tone of com.
munity.
Urcle Lewdy Bakely, to the Joy of
his many friends, is getting along
veiy nicely now, and promises to be
out again in few days. All will well
come his smiling countenance on our
streets again.
Miss Mary McCarley gave most de-
lightful dining to some of her friends
a few days ago.
Miss Ssdler, the progressive and
energetic principal of Sandy Springs
school, worshipred with the Ora peo-
pie Sabbath.
Mr., Harlie Tumbling and Miss Ball
were married a few days ago. We wish
them most happy and useful life.
Our Womau's Aid Society expect to
give an entertainment Christmas. 1t
promises to be very interesting.
w. b. Blakely of the firm OF l.. p. g.
w. b. Blakely will occupy the store
now occupied by III. NJ. Hunter. Mr..
Hunter expects to retire from business
soon.
Johnnie Wallace is making some ad-
ditional improvements on his resi-
dence.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21

The Christian Churches at Constan-
tinople, Turkey, aud 9akahoma, Japan,
have long used the Longman 81 Martl-
nez Paints for painting their churches.
Liberal contributions OF j. & NJ
Paint will be given for such purpose
wherever church is located
f. M. Scofeld, Harris Spriugs, S. c., q,
writes: II painted our old homestead
with l.. & M. twenty-six years ago.
Not painted since: looks better than
houses painted in the last four Years. :"
w, b. Barr, Charleston, ~. Va,
writes: "Painted FrAnkenburg Block
with l.. e. NJ. shows better than any
buildings here have ever done; stands
out as though varniehed, and actual
cost of paint was less than l.20 per
gallon. Wears and covers like gold.
These celebrated paints are sod by
w. l.. Boyd, Laurens, $. G..
Clinton Pharmacy, g inton.
My wife was all run down, and |
feared long illness; but orc bottle of
Kings Sarsaparilla made naw wo.
man OF her. 1T is a wonderful medi-
cine.
f. j. KEENAN,,
Seversvillo, N. c..
Sold by Palmetto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
Over Fifty Years Ago.

BY the courtesy Of our valued friend,
l.. G. Bale, 1t has been our pleasure
this week to read two very excellent
speeches delivered fifty three years
ago by the Hon. James l.. Orr, mem
ber of Congress from this State at that
time and Lawrence M. Keitt, member
of the South Carolina House of Re-
presentatlves.
Congressman Orr's speech WAS de-
livered Feb. IL, 1851, q joint resolution
to indemnify the public printer Icing
upder consideration. He opposed the
measure and made q strong protest
against its passage.
The occasion of the delivery Of Mr..
Keitt's most admirable address was ct
the laying of the cornerstone of the
Fire.Preof Building at Columbia, Dec
Is. 1851
AT that time Millard Fillmore was
President Of the United States and
John Nj. Means was Governor Of South
Carolina. The General Assembly was
in session and the programme of the
day had been arranged by special
joint committee from the Senate and
House of Representatives.
Laurens at that time was repre-
sented in the Senate by William Ifby
and in the House by +. III. Irby, G. p,
Sullivan, John Smith and Nj. z. Eyius.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
Burial of DR.. Martin,

DIR. B. e. Martin whose death oc-
Cured last Tuesday, was laid to rest in
the city cemetery Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. A brief service was
conducted by Rev. j. d. Pitts at the
hotel, being concluded at the cemetery.
The active pail bearers were: Il. ID.
Lake, M. l.. Roper, ID. II. Counts, L..
A. McCord, DR.. w. ID. Ferguson, II. p.
MCGOWAN, j. j. Pluss and DR.. Il. f..
Hughes.
Honorary-Maj. w. A. Watts, Col
j: 81. Traynham, Col. r. B. Crews, w.
Fl. Garrett, w. G. Wilson and DR.. john
A. Barksdale.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

from the lst day of January to the 20th
day of February, 1905, to receive re-
turns of Pc sonal Property aud Real
Estate where any charges have been
made since las return for taxation In
Laurtns County.
For the conven' 'ence OF the Taxpaye ers
the Auditor or his deputy will attend
tho following n med places to receive
returns for said year, to wit:
Scunl town Township, Tyl.rsville,
January 9th, from 10 q IN to 2pm.
Jacks Township, DR.. +. NJ. Settlers,
Jan, I0Lh, from 10 q m to 2 p m.
Jacks Township, Rcnno, January IL,
from 10 y m to 2pm.
Hunter Township, Clinton, January
18TH, from 10 a m to = pm,
Hunter Township, Duck Young's res
i2ence, January 18Th, from 8 m to II
m.
Cross Hill Township, Spring Grove,
January 18th, from p m to 4 pm.
Co.'s Hill Township, Cross Hill, jan
uary l4th, from 10 8 m to . p m.
Waterloo Township, Waterloo, Jan
nary 10th, from 10 n m to pm.
Waterloo Township, j. ID. CulLcrt-
sons Store, January 18th, from 10 m
to pm.
Waterloo Township, Mt. Gallagher,
January 18th, from 81 m to IL IN.
Sullivan Township, Brewcrton, jan
uary 18th, from p M TO 4 pm.
Sullivan Township, Princeton, Jan
uary l0,h, from o q m to II IN.
Sullivan Township, Tumbliny Shoals,
January 10Th, from p IN to 4 p m.
DiNls Township, Abner Babb, Jan
"ary 20th from 10 a m 20 2 2pm.
DiaI'5 Township, ID. ID, Harris, Jan
uary 2lss, from 10 a m to 2p M.
Diafs Township, V. A. White, Jan,
uery 23d, from 10 a IN TO o2pm.
Youngs Township, Cooks Store Jan
uary 9th, from 10 a m to > pm.
Youngs Township, Youngs Store,
January 25Cb, from 10 a N to 2 pm.
Toungs Township, Pleasant Mound,
January Goth, from 8 am TO l2T.
Youpgs Township, Lanford Station,
January 26th, from p IN to pm.
1t will save much time to taxpayers,
also greatly facilitate the wurk of the
Assessor, If evory person before leaving
home will make out comp etc list of
every item of personal property in the
following order.
Horses, cattle, mules, sheep and goats,
hogs, organs and pianos, watches, w8g.
oas and carriages, dogs, merchandise,
machinery and engines, moneys, notes
and accounts above indeLt dness and
all other p operty, iucud,ng house
ho'd
IL Is always required that the Audi
tor get the first givon namc of the
taxpayer in full.
Under the head Of "place of rcs:-
dence" on tax return, give the town
ship.
All male citizens be .we,n L the ages of
twenty one end sixty years, on the 1st
OF January, except those who are in
capable of earning a support from be,
ing manned, or from other causes are
deemed t'XGble polls, Confederate
veterans cXcep ed.
And all taxpayers are jequired to
give the number OF their school d 8
trict They are also requested TO tate
whether the property is situ"ted in
town or country.
After the 20th day of Feb uery noxt,
fifty per cent penalty will be attached
for failure tomaie returns.
G.. A. POWER,
County Auditor.
Dec. Z, 1904 If
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
HEALTHY MOTHERS.

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-21
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