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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05
Boy Blown to Atoms.

From Thursdays Daily.
 Adolph Manza, seventeen year old Mexican boy, was blown into atoms Saturday morning in the vicinity of the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas, says, the Dispatch. What the explo- sive was that caused the accident is not known, but is thought to have been either a can of giant powder or nitro-glycerine. Only a few sbreds of the boys body were found on which to hold an inquest.
 The lad had been cutting wood and had a stick of mesquite which he was breaking up with an aX and is thought 10 have struck the can either accident ally or for the purpose of ascertaining what it contained. The report of the explosion was heard all over the city and many windows on the south side of the smelter buildings were broken by the concussion. Several windows in the home of Superintendent Lee which was the nearest building to the scene of the accident, were also shat tered. ManZa was in company with several other boys, who remained near the fence of the Lee home while he was cutting the wood, thus escap- ing the same horrible fate.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05
The Life of a Ticket.

A decision as to the life of a rail-
 road ticket, which is attracting con-
 siderable attention, has been rendered
 in favor of the Southern Pacific com
 pany by the civil court of appeals at
 San Antonio, Tex. The court has de- cided that railroad ticket which is not used within a reasonable time af- ter issuance is barred by the statute of limitation. The case arose out of the sale of ticket by the Southern Pa cicfi on April %, 1885. The ticket was for a trip from Houston to San Anton 10. The man who bought it died without using it. Fifteen years later it was sold. Late in 1899 it was offer ed to a Southern Pacific conductor The latter refused to accept 1t and the man refusing to pay his fare was eject ed. There was nothing irregular in the ticket or in it's purpose and trans fer. In deciding against the man in his damage suit for ejectment, the court holds that t''it was never contem- plated that the ticket should be held for nearly half of an average lifetime before it vas presented for the pur- pose for which it was purchased. The ticket held by the appellant could not occupy any better position as to the statute of limitation than a promis. sory note payable on demand. Rail way Review.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05

KodRks and kodak supplies. Geo. H. Cook & Co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05
SECRET SOCIETIES
IVanhOe COmmaBdery No. 7, K. I.

Stated conclsve first Friday of each montb 'ilgrim Sir Knights cordially invited.
 W.J. MARTIN, E. c. R. N. Fredericks. Recorder.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05
B. P, 0. ELKS.
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

Prescott Lodge No. 122. T. F. B., meets ,he first and third Mondays of each month II Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting members iu good standing are cordially invited to at tend. HARRY HASRINS, President.
 J. k. NcNaughton, Sec'y.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05
A Special Offer or Talking
 Machines.

4 splendid machine with l dog. ten inch records complete for only s25. Nine and 10 inch records from 8 to sl0 per dog. Call in and get our prices. B. Tllton's Machine Works, PIT W. Gurley St. 3x18xmo
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05
PUBLIC RECORDS.

The following is the daily report of instruments filed in the county re- corder's office, as reported by the Prescott Title company:
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-04-05
PRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.

Yavapai Lodge No. 35S, meets every second and fourth Friday evening in each month in K. P. Hall. Visiting members in good standing always welcome.
 W. NJ. Poulson, President. Mrs. NJ. J. Seaman, Secretary.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

fpnnrisiion for at faa C~plpsHivger,
ionl Tan bare Dem til gsptte tnaoer
Sntbpani,geit at aapitolict | Bis
rnard.
s. ). Gee, Sheriff ! Wnro Gorutp,
o. Glura Sos fra gnrtcrt Iruia
Co.. blep | Iirsoass Ggepiet / @ruro
SORTS al 1aitor &rogitao. De reiite
paa er @rpIliipsreiie til Giten, %
itcdr DC fcrrr1er tilbuse, uiI be boirtte
fig | @inot.
2annfontprrt / @rmlo Sorts bar
M afeipet i'm RienSeIie / Den 2m,o.
lag nrelleln 2oiris 2aripiere on Setb
g. Snrtaea, iom onttaites Der | glo.
oct for en- gfo iiben. Som ba meb.
oelt, oioroe Sartsed I'm SnSifripning
puo 2unSet, mems ban bar / 6GngieI,
iulber Siltale for Moroet pao Byron
StooSaro. 2aripiere, Der er SO Iar
gamnrel, bap6e boet paa 2Grrbet al %
til, men eioroe fin S~noifriurirg eftrr
Snrt3el. Snn Dor M paa 9arSet hos
en- Gift SenneIsn. Sart5ea bleo |
@etten 6emt til fem @ars Statsfaatg'
lei, OF SiurftionGrerue | 2anhfonto.
ret boloer for, at ban ingen Ret bar
til 9anbet, ba ban oor OF er unoer
9om for en- Sorbrpoelie. Get er mi.
Iigt, at Sogeu bill blioe oppeaeret til
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
9pn pnkntu.
Glen, Slbebrano.

Glenn S~lSebrano. Sra Suron
mea0eles, at 8. i. @oooluius Stem i
ben ~nproiige Gef al 9ea6le Gorntp
forfe6er 9ag neSbrGnote meo oft
SSlpobo og ollie SamiIiers Gl9oer. So
nriltet bGitob al Ytr. % Dtrs. @ocos
min % ii 8ern, bporaf tire pur ,pge,
ga SSloen ram1neoe Dem. st al 8sr'
rene osbe ~ieirere. Ille DC sorige bar
hruoet 2p % 8Ieie hos Raboer, 90 en-
~flGffelig Gengegape blep iantlet til
De bienis8te I Sitron.
Sra Sipnr Sails meooeles, at Mil.
mmrfee 9outpariet idor ptl bp8ae en-
Serubnneitirb ira bsts Soneoliuie /
Hiiuning @ater til Springiiclb. Den
Fiber IL Wil long. Springiieo
blep forbiamet, ba gdnen bleo bpggpt,
men SSsfrnbntefonmtsl ioi,en to9 Iig al
Sogen for at ifaife Sprinsiielo Sert.
baneiorbin6elIe, % aottpaitet ielrSte
fortcSen Opntaaierc FOR at fcretage
cen fprelsbige Spmaulirtg ai 2inien.
De roporterer, al ben me 2inie life
piI foite pper $4,000 eler $4,000.
ssaa SriiuS. @nrren s. 8iaiamS,
en- Ypltbetient paa SSernbmen mellen
Srrcn Minn., og &ierre, bleo for en-
Sib ii0eu arreiteret paa attfiage for
at hrpe tiEbernSt iig en- &affe meb ST.
600 /. afierrot fra Sirit gadtional
Bart / 9rocfinaS % oOresieret til
@ermtania State 8onf | SeSmet.
Sans Sag blep beiptit til @raubiu'
rpen / Siolr Sails, % iibite 2sroGg
blep beu c,rig ort, at scr life pnr Ill
itruffeIig @rmo for Siltalebeililt'
ming moo 8iIions. San er iaale0es
M after en- fri Man5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
miacnnn>t.

fra 9iaiuficlS berettcS, Of CIT 81
6ebrartb / &irSbn9s begpnote Der |
8pen / en- lang 9f9ffe meo Srpbpg-
Ringer, men at oct lpffeoeS gran0-
cGienet at bearGnie Slben til to 9pg.
ringer. 5. $. Maribolls 8lltif o.
Yoitblict iault Irtblir Seems Heitali.
rntt brpirote. Sabet er $4,000 meo
liben DISTURBANCE.
Siets ifal tageS. WiSiisitppi 2os-
9ing 60. iarbte itbite 2sroag 100
Maro iii Shortuppie Gnmnirgen foi
at iou bets Ssmmer nFiteN 0e IeSia.
GeSes al ~SSorereSe Stntcrs Mfaribals.
% beriorH 9iet8 iTtter iig til Ro0-
p9r9e 90 negter at o6Ipbc Siliiunf-
t~ionsoroere1t mob BAN, ian Der or
Sure FOR nugget We,meifes 2ip, piI
arreitorore blipe itbiteot moo bam al
cen feoerole Set, % BAN pi bltoe gre.
ber, 800 eller Ieoeroe. aompaniets
MtGllo bar life beppbne6e.
Srufnet / Giitcrn. 2iget al Miis
allntu Stapdrt, 0atter til CIT al &c ri.
9cIte MfrIu0 / MiooiiorL furotes for.
rtge 2sroaa / Gt Giitern bageufor g.
q. Dangers SlrS. Wtiis Stelpart bar
ON gtutten rert ira lit Silent / iinc
NotflG6er, o9 fer uron flutoe ian lat
/ heroe, bar hun %foriumDsi. 8naoe
Yolittet % benbc$ Serrer lsgte for'
girpeS cffcr bcirSe. Mr3. Sa1sQe,
lQg0e Mferfe I'll, at 2aa9et ooer 81
Iterltm oar peitot hagooer, gift oerbort
% iCu neo /, OF Der lm QtiiS Ste
tpart $50 I Ter So6S Sapo. Weiis
Stcipart hop6e IGnge orret ipgGt9,
% man tror, of blut / ct gtnfaIo al
Sn0SjmSom bar Iebet liqe til 9ren'
Den % faitet ltg neo l. ifiert SGr CT
umtreit et add mpIIcn SutgellS og
StaportS Sllie.
Gn @cfurmbcuGgclic iwteS al babe
grebct Can Glotre % oen lpneS a
urre al Den gtrt, at SEN tager iig q
taaoe SEN eiteIte on oct fomnunaIC
Ste. SioItc NSaWo1g$ aftcH irctte.
iattc en- IflclO$unn0 et ing beatlei
Mn16 pou @aoaL De tom i Srntte
OIL mart blcn Der SlGa&mud, bpiltr
bcu enc tit Ct blaat gle 90 Sct aroer
bo bot / S~aGR0en, Serefter gti
gfhoISsmanoet 1ttSt til ole Sdtoou
holoerc pdd Sititoer % befdleoe oe1
at LUTTE elcr bitpe urrciteret. on er
Sci lutfeoe. 9oa i0nune Sio bapSv
noale poa geinioeu foaet arrGtorSrI
moo Ct hermtet Slls, hoor lpp aotlt
Der ~orreIRreoe3. &c lsslooeS moi
aattion. SfoIebStpreliru bar 9ien
togcrtSe 0iort aitoritctertre cpmerf
iom pon Here miSiprfdige Steoer
men Sc Bar irtt gicrt; mn oil DC ben
uenSe ia Ill 9praoSet. Gen taAollf
Brett. Guune, pruottaae lioite Con
qua oen agsSsu al en- &Gffe SrGStte
iier moo TrufteuifubSIoitai % bcfid
| aeac sen Int1le SiIitolpS. Oct oi
] uSui SpiI bate ill gtpttc. at Der oil
rulfct Iiot op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Mstp NerH.
TurtminIet / @terbnen.

JprtmmIet ! Gtorbpcn. - Bolitiet
; grcotlm fdsf1t Ssn0ags Aftet
Sobn Gngitrsrn, en- Spenife fra Gu.
ll,tb, icpefioe bog en- 9eroe | Sutton
Street 6drgejtation. San blep an.
bolot nrlOer 1iitoIe for 2eSigeaits,
men bar life iitaro til at ejsre Aeoe
for, bporleoeS ban bar fonnteir til
groUflpn. San funoe life bnife no.
get, ira ban intte I'm 500 paa @iai-
amsbhrg-9 roen, til golitiet fanot
BAN. Gngitrsm bar nleo Siiitrn %
ct Barn fonmert til Retp BORT forrige
Sorsoug for at reiie ill Sperige, bpcr
en- ~betpSelip Mrp or efterlaot bom at
en- Snfel. Ga BAN Sreoog bleo bcrtc,
mclbte Wtrs. Gneitrem Oct til Bolt.
fiet. Soninart ban bar fonupet til
Iig icIo igien bleD ban lssloSt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
3ftittnrTntu.

GARLIC SsnietGp. - G5o5u Smcfoi-
I'll. en- poIit lSarWcr oco Tolcn, @cTr
ron Golmta, bier forri0e 2erNagS
9&rt DGtttt cf i'm Souu pcH CT fTI
St5i ! Ssnicbuict. &1u too OF ! inc
9totfJG0cr % Qif 10 ~ oilOc INIT qua
in0 / 0WNGnrgt, On III itor, iort
8igrE tom iarcloc muO BAN. Mdu
1uoajf &ierrgns CmiuDnclic pr0 ot
traoIc ~ I Ct Srp; mGu &isren
hoSt &cgt nGoerior, u SmcfoTf;
blrD iibOguAe 0gr. III hans @oue font
meo e GCoUr. ifieo Here Shto pao
gaEuicU "a CrocIjQ If Drubt Ocn. Cen
oeieoe 3l2 Euuo.
@ulSbrrllnp. Mr.. o. N}r&. G1ri.
ItopbCr Same / IlribIult icireoe
Itr;Sag jt B%uIHbrpllup. o. f0nl
Erse ION @Grn FRA 9}oNe til Wis,
q ar % blCg Ul:coieoc / 9tormuu
r..c reH 1CSs }lpriI 1859. Girc
Z icrcrc flg.tchs D, til gulcratS
2n H-1, Rice Gmwtp. Som tir1tc
no Hcre5 2ln0. Tom aIR OCrIsa2
lara Ii9, 2du bar ban iQlat tit 2ml
@ CT i,2ttct irS hi SUgn, boor bar
ueo i'm 9uitrl oil tilbrir8e Neita
al fl gto / SO % gpg. 4fr. % gtr8
Samre bar baot 10 Born fem @lit
Ter % lem Eiger, men icr al 9srnalJ
er oe0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

SemmsIisbesen Iaa en- foruuserfia 8emffaIis, lea
taHot 4 pflano. Ia leg ianef oenne aemifalis, bio.
We les. Zee fnnee lane en- rheumdftt Rnr, ION piloe
bitos faftif 5iffsr. Nea eneos oa, for lea aIoroe bet
betiennt : fEr reg Bar uiaia til at iette nit Raun paa
BET : teretos lea mere enb 1000 YrFper. Oct mis-
lpffebes fun I 2 prpeent al ale Ghf9Ipe.
9tnue frifs 6emtfalie CT lite ben eHefte Snarebient,
ice bruasr 81. Shosps Rheumatic Sure meu ben
aiorbt Wtn!tf rlulis - eioroe rfulis ct Bert, iom ise
&C u~rerbeotit ON siloe ueret umuiij paa noaen an.
ben Maebe.
9enne s~elaiialie er meset fsitbar. Tploen bar oeJau
het. ! oct Belle fcifsoe oeu mig 40 pr. Runo.
Zen boab er $4.eo rr. Funo for ft pirf.liat aRios
bel mob S,rotns met imertefuGee Sp9oom? = Tor
en- einnrins ipr ben iierite Stase. fcru AeRne feheben
tienosr2
Sea mener life. at Or. sbopps Rb.umaiir Cure tan
alere benebe 3ec I'll RIB isen - BET er amulet. Hen
bet pl erse tra Sicee, @lfteu, ipa toraaridaer 5merte
o. 9anelte, ed er oct eHben ptd Snetteu OF 3epsla
len y fosn paa 2iseiier -@nosu raa RpeunatismsH.
Sertor bar Its Raao I'll at acre bette iiberale 5tIbno
= pfrfpr bar leg 8aae I'll at l9sae no ben fsrfte
SDnir. for at ALE. icm lioer al RheumatiSne poer
belle Seroeu tan i9re nit @tooeI at t,enoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

VT beibrsss sa 9erfisisUe paa en- q
soo paronpe sroutp Cu,uiu Tablets. VIE Apotefsu
iiIba l,bstnlsr Ysalene. hpls be Teller Z al eeiorse.
q sri, @rope's Napuetr0t CT paa hpsr VILE 2~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
3tnrn Dukntn.

i. g, Getorieu, en- al o. tiHIigitc
ScttIcre REQ @bcGmud, Ss0e f~prleoeu
Eag / 9taFoui$ieboipitnlct / 8rauo
Sorts. San oar 40 gar 8onmd %
prr tim ing fort Cio al S%ltugcbctGn.
Belle.
StatcnS aGpitolfummiSiion inm be.
iraar Al &iaiam &IS5s ,. !. Gar.
oaN % annrep San@er, idmt On.
uerner SurIeS % Sefreter 5bomas
reiitr EirSSaqs 2lftcn til Ct. 8anl
ior at beie MimReiotos aapitoI u
raaoisre Jig mco 9tiplgotas aapitol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Sill Werieo. ssobn GleranSer 0opit

Sil Nerieo. Sobn Meraroer 0opie
or / Rerico for Of fisbe oct itore 90.
pes.8obs, Tom uosisr 100000
gcres. Ger pil ban grunoe en- np
,3ion Gitp, meDelS ben gomle | Noro
Tor Chicago ffal oripes iom ier. Up
p~eritepreit 0oiuie flyer, at Oct er bans
o~frifanife % aiiatiife SiIbpn9ere, Der
bor braat BAN til OF tpnfe pao
Mferico. Ser oil ban mn ~nnoerlRgge
Tia e, ifisu Gal, bpor Der altlo er
SoIifin, % ser fan ban g%ienuemtsre
lit Scrb,lo moo 9rGnoeptn, 81 oa
Sin, Gisarcr % anoet 6onteri, flyer
ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

inoeboI6cr Spiritaoia eller SopcmiS.
Ter, fol RGngoen beruf nirfsres pan
Ngnetcrt 0eriom BEN operitiger 10
Yrpcert.
Senutor 5rears Heiolution, bport
ben for 8citiffeIier tiItaIte Se1otor
eaton gipes 8aIset HtelIen at cpgipe
lit SG0e / Sendtet eler at moiRtte
fig for "SSn1epeadlment", benpiites til
SStititstomiteen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Gn OoQarS OGrot frit
til que,
lioruot al GbfumatiSmc

See i~prIanser intet Jnofne - ineeH Senpisnins-
lnaen Stfftrheb. Ger or iatet at rtNfere - inter at
fupe - intet at betdIe hserten nu ener Senere. 9nhper,
icm liter AZ 6btumatismc % tffe fienoer NIT Miohei,
tan taa en- Cellars rerbf init Tor at prsre,
.Se5 Gisr bette fiberaie fiftub inesef rfdia, bo lea
ueo al, Dr.. Shops Rheumatic temedy Ian Roles
paa q tttb at brinoe ben bsofte einsrina. Wleeieintr
ian BRING, 2 aarepis. Tor fes cpodseoe bette Jlinbei,
f~tnosrebe ice @teumattsmens Raiur. Tbi Hbeumas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

tts par o~perbepiit ON. at ies bapoe ct Rtfert Naieber
meo beune ifrnfftliae Spe6om - ct Rtopei. ipui ne
alene silet rtnis ho @ifteu. men Ipm utlbe itsnie
TdunsIier at pcn. "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Bare ifrip til mtg

aiIbucet CT aobent for eubesr ~oueralt. ION life bar
prsrsi nit Wliooel. DeR 6a nidd frire iii IN q efter
Crper fpr en- tri 9rnar Bate. Sea ftal pd jenbe pi}
en- I'll bin Gpptster. fem bar bill oHtaee iaa sIerue ION
ban utlee bin Dollar. pnn pil eioe ois ben fra fine
.nieer. en- tnlo Stsrreiies Bate, os ban oil itHoe
Meariasen Ill mig. DIR or tueen Bstln leIie. inaeu
Horsrlustr. Wit ia beoer ON er. at BIZ ifripsr
frtpsr ioaa; Sea oiI iene- eta min Spa ON stheu.
bia til at i~oritaa Dit Etltalbe, aoresie: II. 5bopp,
BOY 55O7, Raeiae, SSis.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-08
Lisbon News Items.

LISBON, Nov. 7th. The farmers are
about through picking cotton; some
peas and corn to gather yet and Their
we may commence to prepare for wheat
sowing, etc. We are glad to see SC
many farmers holding cotton, and their
cotton seed to put under their grain.
This shows that the farmers are get
ting in proper shape to do the proper
thing-to live at home and to make
more provisions at home and to be in
dependent.
Miss Julia Smith has gone to Macon,
Ca, to a business college at that place.
Miss Julia is a bright young lady and
we predict a bright future for her.
Miss Marybell Mckenzie of Roland,
N. c., has charge of the Lisbon High
School. We are very much pleased
with Miss Mckenzie.
Lisbon was we'll represented at the
State Fair.
Mr.. Henry Milan is quite sick. His
friends hope he will soon recover.
Mr.. A. j. Smith is back from a visit
to ~Spartanburg.
MIR. E. P. Milan will move to the
Fuller place, near Cole Point, next
year. We regret to lose so good a citi-
zen from u community.
Mr.. Il. S. league and family will
move to Madden next year and Mr.. E.
f. league will run the farm.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-08
COL. STOBO FARROW DEAD.
He Was a Native of Laurens and Had
a Prominet Public Career.

Col. Thomas Stobo Farrow who was
born in the village of Laurens October
18Th, 1882, died at his home in Columbia
last Wednesday night after a brief i'll
ness. His remains were taken to
Spartanburg, his former home, for
burial on Friday.
Col. Farrow was prominently identi-
fled with the history of South Carolina
in time of war and of peace, the grea-
ter part of his life having been spent in
the public service.
He was a son of Patillo and Jane
Farrow and was graduated from the
South Carolina College at the age of
twenty. He read law and practiced
with his brotherin ~Spartanburg. Later
he served as master in equity of Spar
tanburg county.
He entered the wal as captain Of the
Forest Rifles and served along the coast
until after the surrender of Fort Sum-
ter. Upon the reorganization of the
Confederate forces he was elected lieu
tenant colonel of the 18th S. C.. Infan-
try, Gregg's Brigade, Army of North
ern Virginia. He was engaged in most
of the important battles and was twice
wounded.
After the war he assisted in the re-
demption of the State from radical
rule.
During both administrations of Presi-
dent Cleveland, Col. Farrow held the
position of second assistant Auditor of
the War Department at Washington.
At the time of his death he was writ
ing a history Of Reconstruction in South
Carolina from 1868 to 1876.
Col. Farrow was married three times;
first to Miss Laura Henry of Spartan
burg in 1854; to Miss jamie Beden of
Walterboro in 1861, and to Mrs. E.
Adele Elerbe of Gaffney in 1900.
He is survived by his widow and two
daughters, Mrs. Richard Geddings and
Miss Julia Farrow of Asheville, and
one son, Mr.. Patillo H. Farrow of
Charleston. He is also survived by one
sister, Mrs. Julia MCGOWAN of Wash
ington and one brother, Col. Henry P.
Farrow, of Gainesville, Ga.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-08
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases are Too Dangerous for
Laurens People to Neglect.

The great danger of Kidney troubles
is that they get a firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Backache, head
ache, nervousness, lameness, soreness,
lumbago, urinary troubles, dropsy,
diabetes and Bright's disease follow in
merciless succession. Don't neglect
your kidneys. Cure the kidneys with
the certain and safe remedy, Doan's
Kidney Pill, which has cured people
right here in LauTens.
James Vincent, mill hand, living on
Z actory Hill, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills did my back and kidneys a lot OF
good. L have suffered forseveral years
with backache and nobody knows what
it is but those who have had it. ]
thought l was doomed to pass the bal.
ance of my life with it, but | am thank.
full to say that since / used Doan's Kid.
ney Pills l have not had the backache
once. Before | used them l had il
all the time, night and day, and the
constant dull aching across the small OF
my back was sometimes so bad / coulc
not get about at all and it kept
me awake all night. Nothing L did gave
me relief although l did everything ]
knew, put OF liniments and wore plas.
ters, but nothing helped me until 1 got
Doan's Kidney Pills at the Palmetto
Drug Co.'s store. They did the work
and cured me. Since taking them my
health has been better than during the
past fifteen years."
Fo -Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents forthe United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-08
Wedding at Gray Court.

A very pretty home wedding took
place at Gray Court last Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock when Miss Eula
Hellams Simmons became the bride of
MIR. Robert c. Owings of Owings Sta
ton. Rev. r. r. Dagnall of Parks
vile, uncle of the bride, performed the
ceremony. A sumpteous wedding sup
per vas served.
Mrs. Owings is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Y. Simmons and a young
woman popularity known to a large cir
Gle of friends and acquaintance who
will be interested in the above an
nouncement. Mr.. Owings, the groom,
is an Industrious and well-to-do-young
farmer and citizen, who is to be ION
graduated upon winning so fair a bride.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-08
BALL-SETZLER NUPTIALS.
Pretty Home Wedding Solemnized Last
Wednesday Evening.

At the home os the BRIDES parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Ball, at z O'Clock
Wednesday evening, were married Miss
Margaret Dial Ball and Mr.. A. II. Setz-
Ter of Converse, Rev. E. G. Watson of
this city officiating. The home of the
bride is a few miles put of Lanrens.
After the ceremony a reception was
given the bridal party and an elegant
supper served.
Among the visiting guests were: Miss
Susie Gosnell of Inman, Mrs. r. G.
Hamilton of Converse, DIR. w. E. Mont
gomery of Converse, Mr.. w. G. Sloan
of Tucapau and DIR. and Mrs. H. T.
Ball of Fountain Inn.
The bride is a daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. William H. Ball, who live a few
miles West of Laurens.
The wedding was a very lovely affair
and largely attended.
MI. and Mrs. Settler were in the
city Thursday OF their way to Spartan
burg.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-08
Product of Mills.

The product in one day Of the Long
man e. Martinez great works is enough
to paint every house and everything
made of wood in a city with the L.. &
M Paint.
In use thirty years; several houses
painted with l.. e. M.
l.. & M. costs about $1.2O per gallon.
The L.. & M. is the best and cheap
est, because the L.. & M. Zinc, hardens
the L.. & M. White Lead, and makes it
paint more surface and wear a longer
time than any other paint.
l.. & M. costs about $1.20 a gallon.
1t only requires a gallons of this cele-
brated and 3 gallons of Linseed OIL at
so cents per gallon to paint a moderate
sized house. Therefore a property
owner ought not. pay. $1.50 per gallon
for Linseed Oil, which he must do when
a ready-for-use paint is bought.
l.. & M. costs about $1.20 a gallon.
w. l.. BOYD, Laurens. S. c..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-08
MERCHANTS NEWS

We are showing a beautiful line of
couches covered with upholstery in diff
ferent colors and imitation of leather at
prices that will be to your interest to
see our line before you buy.
S. M. & h. H. Wilkes e. Co.
We have in stock the largest line of
fancy china that we have ever shown
and at prices that will be to your inter
est to see our line before you buy.
S. M. & e. II. Wilkes & Co.
You can find here all sizes and styles
in lamps from the large decorated par
lor lamps to the small hand lamps.
Don't buy before you see our line.
S. M. & E. A. Wilkes & Co.
Don't put off buying a Cooking Stove
any longer. Come and let US sell you a
Bucks that is guaranteed TO give you
satisfaction and is made of the best
quality of iron. "a
S. M. & e. II. Wilkes & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1905-11-08
Her Terse Reply.

A clergyman, who had already buried
two wives, fell in love with one of his
congregation, a pretty, lively girl, who
knew her w mind and spoke it freely,
and wrote her a note telling her how
he loved her and wished her to be
his wife, begging her to accept him
and "thus help to repair the breaches
time had made in his life"
Her answer was terse and to the
point and came promptly.
Mend your own breeches."