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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19

2i2 acres OF land, 6 room cottage
nicely located in the town Of Gray
Court. with one of the finest wells of
water in town. Price, $4,000.
s room dwelling, on Centennial ST.,
Clinton, S. c., with 81 hundredths of
an acre of land. known as the Griffin
place. Price, $4,000.
go acres land miles of Cross Hill.
known as the old Campbell place.
Price Sl0 per acre. Easy terms.
100 acres land. one half mile Of Dial
church. with Il handsome dwelling, 3
tenant houses and good outbuildings.
come quick IL you want this place.
Price $50 Ter acre.
lG7 acres OF land bounded by lands
NJ. III. Holder. w. ID. Abercrombie. and
others; room dwelling, tenant
houses, good barn and buildings.
Price $500 per acre. Terms: 81, 900
cash, remainder in five equal install
ments.
20 acres known as old Goodgyn
place, has room dwelling, tenant
houses, fine corn mill in good running
order with 75 horse water power.
Price $i,5OO. Terms made easy.
"A acres bounded by lands of JEFF
Davis and Herbert Martin; 3 good ten
ant houses, and good barn. Prics
500 per acre.
liz acres of land near Cry Court,
bounded by lands of t. II. Shell, w.
E Gray; seven room cottage, fine
barn and outbuildings and fine past
ure. Price $50 per acre.
SO acres of land in one mile of the
town OF Gray Court. with two dwell
ings. Price $40 per acre.
60 acres in Dial township, bounded
by lands of Pink Hellams, Ludy Bolt
nd X. c. Wallace. Price $1,000.
lao acres bounded by lands of Y.
Z. ltellams and Mitchell Owens, in 3
miles of Laurens; DWELLINGS and
out buildings. Price $35 per acre.
Il acres on Reedy River. bounded
by lands of James Downey, VIII Cald-
W@li and others. With tenant house.
Price, $50 per acre. Terms made
easy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
A Wrctched Mistake

to endure the itching painful distress
of Piles. There's no need to. Listen:
Il suffered much from Piles" writes
Will a. Marsh. of Silcr City, n. c.,
till got box of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and was soon cured" Burns,
Boils, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Cuts. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, van
ish before 1t. 25c. at Laurens Drug
Co. & Palmetto Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
A Complimentary Notice.

The Laurens fire department is all
right so long as we have no fires"
says the Laurens Advertiser. by way
of complimentary notice to this de-
Observation-Disclosures Intelligencer.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
Prerogative of Greatness.

The NeWberry Observer assails Gov
ernor Ansel for using a split inflnitive
in his annual message as though that
were not prerogative of greatness.
Abraham Lincoln even split rails
The State.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
Wake up! Wash up!

Where is that laundry we heard
talked Of recently? There is money
In such an cnte: rrise II IL be c"n
Quoted in thoroughly h"Hiness Ike
way.-Union Times.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
Nj. +. Barksdale,
John A. Franks.
24-3t

desire to thank my friends and
the public generally for the liberal pa
tronage extended the old firm Of
Barksdale & Franks and respectfully
ask continuance of same. Having
purchased the interest Of Mrs. Barks-
dale in the old firm | will continue
TO conduct the same line of business
at the old stand Keeping on hand a
complete line of fresh groceries of
all Kinds, also full line of the best
ana most up-to-date vehicles, harness,
collars, brides. whips, robes, blankets
AT honest prices.
John A. Franks
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
The Observer On Passes.

The Newberry Observer devotes two
columns of space that might have
been given to news or sensible edlto-
rials, In censuring editors for accent.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
Sure Reason.

a man and woman accidentally
touched each others feet under the
table.
Secret telegraDhy." said he.
Communion of soles," said She
Judge
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
Those Greenwood Sports.

Two members of the Greenwood leg
islative delegation part their hair in
the middle, Fact.-Anderson Mail.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-01-19
Notice OF DIssolntinn-

The firm of Barksdaye e. Franks has
this day by mutual consent been dis
solved, Nj. f.. Barksdale having sold
her interest in said business to John
A. Franks. All notes and accounts
OF said firm are In the hands of John
A. Franks for collection, and all par
ties indebted to said firm, are urged
to arrange same at once. This Janu-
airy the first, Nineteen hundred and
ten.
NJ f. BnrkSbala
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
Of last spring killing frost. last week
STORY OF UTAH COUNTY.

|county is situated in the north. central portion
nte OF Utah and is OF the richest and most
mites in the state. II includes all the land IN
valley and extends 10 the mountains on all four
he average elevation OF the county is between
/ 1000 feet above the level This does not
ne high Wasatch mountains on the east and
|aich culrniuatc In Il height Mt. TimpaHogos
|ieet The west and South is skirted with a
|rgc OF mountains. The cities. farms and gar
f county lie III Il semi-crcle to the north. east
n Of Inc beautiful fresh water Utah lake. There
'ihe present time about IS. 900 people in the
and the assessed valuation OF the property Will
n amount TO moro than s15 100000. This means
aclual value Of property in the county is in cN-
4 Lake and Wasatch counties. on the west by
he Etst by Tooclc and Tuab. The county con-
more Incorporated cities than any county in Tho
and II is asserted that the smallest Incorporated
he Eorld Is located In Utah county That city
Ins dtus,ed in the northern part, and is not
BY any line OF railroads. There arc eight moor
elhes and four incorporated towns. besides the
<1aecs and ranches The main cities and towns
county commencing at the north arc: Lehi.
ID Fork Pleasant Grove, Alpine Provo. Spring
lenIsh Fork Maplcton. Salem, Payson. Santaquin
1rhsn The county contains "342 square miles
about 50xf5 miles each way. embracing l.2ll .o4O
hnd, 2l5000 acres Of this being under cultiva-
he Strawberry valley Irrigation project now in
@ construction will add 10000 acres more To the
[fe lands OF the county. In common with all aeri-
6ktrcts the Utah. valley settlers, in the be
[ Of their home making. turned 10 the soil for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04

". Van Irons, OF Hagerman, Idaho, q
member OF the A d. S. National Conn
mittee on Formulas. and one of the
leading pharmacists in his state. says:
"Fruit-Lax is a wonder have num-
ber of customers who will use nothing
else for constipation, One customer,
an architect. came into the store one
day last month and said: Doc. ! have
been all out OF sorts for weeks.
need something 10 give NE some en-
ergy. What have you got that will
stop a headache ard regulate bad
stomach? ] gave him box OF Fruit
Lax, and since then | have sold IL
to bis father and two brothers. An
other man said he had no appetite, and
I gave him q package OF Fruit-LaH,
and he is now Fruil-Lay enthusiast,
II person tries it once they never
go back on il, I have a good trade
on all A, D, S. Remedies, but I think
Fruit-LaK is the king o. them ALL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
Fraternal Brotherhood.

500 INV lodge No 262 ana IIoh ToIEe
No. &G5. 7. r. Il. gave a Joint GanSlns
Eirst south. last Thursday evening, The
han was arttstically decorated win
Hmcrlcan flags and bunting and IN" col
ors of the order white and gold. \ E""G
y"i,sic y"i,gi by the orchestra. and good iruiI
r',,,,cL made and served. Brother ana
sister EwelI were busy apdo Sfc"t,M M ,u
,IynI,,a nuplicationS for membership l."
W, 4" i,J,tatnd at ,hc next meeting Of the
senaTate lodges, The Supreme lodge VII
resent a bcautIful silk flag. four Gy SD. siM
seer. 10 the lodge initiating me nioSI i,, NV
IGI6 Members of %ait Lake lodges sheHid
...i busy and Keep busy. or am outsldS
lodge might get The Gag r''s scrres r%ptes l..
Ll,Su ,S1os were won by Miss Flowers ana
a., EloygcrS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
Royal Neighbors.

Auxiliary camp 1886, Royal Neighbors
OF America, viii hold lis regular meet
ing, this evening in It's hall In the l. ..
% T. building. Every member is re-
questrd 20 attend. as business OF i'm,
portanco VIII bc transacted, which WIZ
mean much 10 1886. Every member
homes Nclghbor oracle TobIn's health
viii permit her 10 keep her chair. Ever
ROYAL Neighbor feels that Oracle Jopln
&c The ono we must have as oracle OF
1856. and il Is sincerely hoped her hceitm
viii permit her 10 keep her office. Az
members plense attend meeting at
o'clock. Visiting members are coroiahy
invited.
Next Thursday night Salt Lake Valley
camp No. 3oI2. Royal NetGhhorS OF
America, will hold It's class adoption. Ke, !,
frnshments will be served and Il good
tiTnn is expected The Royal Ncighhors
deeply synpathize with NeiGhbor Nc
KinIey in her bereavement over inc loss loss
Of nor son An Royal NelGhbors are
invited Ia the big dolnSs az Excelsior
ramp hall next Tuesday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04

Utah Castle No. 33S held a regular
meeting last Monday evening and IN
spite Of the storm. thirty members were
present. The minutes were read aud dp-
proved. current bills ordered paid ana
the application cards Of Mr.. Bowman and
Miss Olive Brown were balloted upon.
These candidates being found IN waiting
were regularly obligated aud assigned
positions Ia the contest teams. The
question OF each team arranging for a
degree team from among It's members
was argued and il was decided To leave
the matter IN the hands OF Captains
Apear and Miller. they 10 make ali The
necessary arrangements for putting on
The long form work at the class luitia-
tion I'm June. Fair Ladies Adams and
Hubbard were requested 10 visit the SICK.
Castle closed i'm due form. after which
there was n short programme. Team
number ] won tifty points tor ITS part,
also ten points for a new member ms
leaves team No. only I've points ahead
Captain Apgar and her team promises
close contest and at this date 1t IL I'M
pogslble 10 prophesv the result. \ reGu-
lar meeting viii be held this cVcninG.
There will be no programme. as AZ the
snare time viii be taken up Wlth the
driIj work. Guards are notified TO as
sennblc promptly I'm uniform, Nlsluhs
IIighlandcrs arc always welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
Knightg of Pythias.

r,ast Monday evening a large crowd
witnessed the comforting OF the Knight
rank hv Calanthe Myrtle lodge no. -
This evening an open rollcalI VIII be neld, o.
af which all members are requested 10
no nrnsent, An knights whether in good
standing or not, arc cordially invited.
On Thursday. March 81. Rock Moun-
tain lodge No. held reguE,r c2hESm
line business was transacted and a very
cnIoyobIe evening was spent by all pres
cnt, During, the evening the Lodge E, was was
e. G. Allen, now OF No. l53. san
1icco cal. and who was formerly a
member OF This lodge, Resolutions OF OF
o,,, Into Grand chancellor ". +. Cooper
On On net THURSDAY April !. the page
rnnlc will be conferred on twelve cahdl-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
Has Constipation
Ruined Your Disposition?

You almost invariably tell bilious the minute you
meet himhe not only looks it, but word and action reflects
You detect sometimes by letter written thousand
miles away.
Il gent out communication TO newspaper said well
known professional of New York. land when wrote it
feeling particularly fact having lots of trouble with
liver and bowels result of which disposition of
think the must have detected It, for when the
reply back addressed
TO the Bilious Writer and passed to desk i'm
med
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
ret ard
Faternal Societies
of Salt Lake
em Woodmen of America

salt Lake Camp No. l00Il held
'hr meeting last Tuesday even
\ u usual. a pleasant evening was
considerable business OF a rou-
.'4ie was transacted. Four new
-ons were voted upon favora bly,.
tne last meeting OF the month.
~ no initlatory work. There VIII
suRr meeting Tuesday evening
~ workers are urged 10 be pres
'ke their respective places for In
'Etemonies. as Il is expected that
'ranscrs will appear for adop-
members also are urged 10 DC
lance by o'clock.
mp room was Hlled at the last
Excelsior camp and much i'm
nusincsS was disposed Of. VS.
tnpors were present from Ne
missouri and Texas. Advisor
q was advanced 70 the office OF
'n Nelghbor George l.. Fall elect
Office OF advisor The COM
~ made extensive arrangements
open meeting TO be held tomor-
nay evening. The occasion Is
Icr OF the state prize banner
sseh camp, which was won by
camp for the largest number OF
adopted during the year. The
,a ,naslghbors will come down in Il
~ present the banner. Great salt
r'pp and both camps Of the Royal
s VIII join in celebrating the
snu lie meeting will be rous-
splendid programme ot
S snort speeches has been pro-
reireshmcnts viii be served.
S'urcr A. ID. Mcclure has been
py The executive counsel tc
~ IN The transfer OF the banner
SSniclally present IL 10 the camT
" me Head camp. Excelsior
NJ lost two members by .deatl
ru past ten days. DR., IL. Il. Ken
%uiray and Ncighbor Fred Nc
ENefy member is urged 10 hc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
Ladies' of the Maccabeee.

lillian Ilollsier hive 10. 10. ladies ',. o,
the Moccabees; will hold IesH,;h1 son;ny 'eig SprIl
!" ,TInre VIII be a short meeting; as Il
g., g.. va nerty win DC given immediately art
or Inc business session. All Mac'aoee'
and friends Invited I'm
Banner hive No II: ,.,,ns,Iv Vs. 1 ariarnoon' M Mi
hold 5Iu resStA9s 30 co!ciock LADY state Com
Innnder nam Mrs. Alice ii, Locke will be pres ns
@H' ns,rgGt t9S Sc, l9GSs Member % 's' is uiEcd SG
~ ~ l'"i,''', hn prcscnt. Visiting lady Maccabees
Sail lai;c city hive 40 T. J.. O. ~
NJ siIj hold regular review IN the l. u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04

Life to the bilious or constipated
man or woman 1s Just the Same old
grind-no Joys, no pleasures: every
thing looks all alike because 1t is all
seen through vision of billousness.
The first preparation perfected by the
American Druggists Syndicate. which
is a national organization of 10000 re-
sponsible druggists. was intended for
just that kind Of trouble.
A. d. s. Fruit.LaD Is without doubt
the best remedy for billousncss. con-
stlpation. torpid liver, bad breath. bill
lous headaches, sour stomach. etc.
ever offered to the public outside Of a
first-class PHYSICIANS office. In Fruit
Lax these 10000 prominent druggists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
UTAH COUNTY

In those eay aFSa S. fruit raising only an
DR. @ 1T n9 @ ]" @n cry or fS 9 h w
iiru valley "' '"'e' e0'""''"' industries Oh 'S 'e'"
anon Mhc 1 hard ss late spring ST ii
s Sh 0o as too o 1 From or too % Ss Ssh a apa 1ad halls
nearly immune Hard winters are, unknown rainfall DR.
tive winds never blow These lofty W mountains , ain owe
the maddenns hurricane insect pests arc eliminated by
od or is ID to & nege 81 l nd m W
s 6 Hs a M for s
land Into orchards and Of these just beginning
ed to the successful growing OF many varieties both OF
pSachc ES ' un ppg e ali epssa
%a adapd d TO e Welding om oe
& SO' is a" h ssS aaS peach though
there W be pped & nG ah da
ing the present year no less than 500 cars OF fruit each
800 carloads potatoes shipped out Of the county be-
Just north Of Provo city when for cars was looked
9 iSadeT So is the srcaeS fruit pToducs section Of
the entire ntermontan region This bench is protected %
the canyon breeze sometimes termed the trade winds
OF %' both VT tho spring and early ross, nsuring
MARKET GARDENING.
Another OF the vast of Utah county which
and 70 ae ssS all of Tegea5es do
C%w SS s sT ssps bca%
Soes "rnps ae in fact any veselSbc that viii grow
Market or T these products In the local mining camps aHd
Salt Lake city onions viii yield high $500 10 $500
tat9es haye been produced from ono acre Of ground
s @s bS s S the @ o Ts as as 81 has
Ges Gf% special Hss is Sset
injo d55at'rs great and pToitabc business
HOME OF BEET SUGAR
one OF the largest beet sugar factories IN the west
is located in Utah county furnishing market ] LGr AL
since the sugar, factory was built in far the amount
tons Of beets grown and value OF the
~ f6o Ost seeye 90 G6
pounds OF sugar made from 1850 tons Of eeets
the sreaest of them being the Tcurjde company
81 S oS oUEn II produces
ms m ,e OF so"Sy ars hed @ by Seey undpa
ship Of this e9mmody mangd a9d Pg PaySp som and Provo
is preparing to install an electric light plant ot us
CANNING AND DAIRY INTERESTS.
four canning SeSofs Eo and in the two at Prove
with daily capacity Of 1000 9 & to $1,000 % ean5 and fruits
S%2@s'Sa T9S MAY 5u"sG be TOO os SsS snip r
m hs Gs of cb Importance in @ when considering
566sa % s cG" 9 sy M m to 's Salt p'Is
ogden and the mining camps Besides 'hS % Ti,st
5%G%S' 5Go S6o pounds St isT Of butter each year
. MINING INDUSTRY,
In t,,c earIy days of the settlement Of Utah county
as naa sS y yess waS wga1 the eSy
was discovered in nmsrS2@ r%a foT mining Center
1g rS ansa agsoRSa FRSoaG %' was 61t from Fork city
g Sr S dS the Of hauled by this road M
tTe shelters in the Salt Lake valley was enormous H
lions Of was taken out q The mines IN or
.a5 Gr WRa G the 9p past @ few Years has
attracted attention and much deHe9PmGHt P % M IS beieyed
by conservative mining that The AmeG2m ] % s for for
yon r GS5S rSeaiaeys w' in IA adding to wealth the
east OF Utah valley and in many instances ian nin @ mine
% orc ma he'g Dfc 6ff district arc in Utah The sogS
Consolidated which has paid M IRON e2e bosom $500
600; the Yankee Consolidated nag sl!Se9 -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04

lar session at o'clock Saturday night
April o. and if the comrades who care
TO attend this meeting II VIII give
great pleasure TO the commander. as a
candidate for muster is expected to be
there.
The George y. Maxwell ", r.. 9. VIII
hold a regular meeting Wednesday, ApriI
G. At ESQ in /. .. o. +. hall All visit
ing members arc welcome.
Tho Daughters OF Veterans Will hold
a social at tho home OF Mrs. Emma Ram
soy Morris, l27 South Second West street;
the evening OF April H.. Sons and
Daughters Of Veterans and an mem ocrs
of @. A. r. organizations and friends arc
cordially invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
Danish Brotherhood.

u,abnt lodge No. IS had n very good
ottnTdance OF members and friends al
iGcir programme apd dsnginE noS,as ba RaT The @S,
w consisted OF 4 banjo selection
PIE pr, = Johnson. accompanied by Mrs NJ.
TetdTscn; a solo by j. 6. say q DutJl, ,I
> ,.',',sli1aic ~, 49,, by Henry Kaufman. SOLO
I'loi,Jte W. sorS Petersen and comic songs
66% N's " Hansen. After the. programme
Hcrcr oH 1 vas served and everybody enjoyed
q good time till II o'clock IbS e0i,,ilI,- I'M
+. &" now again hard at work llaNlnE
IIg &c, - ,,,Sents for the seventecth anniNer-
- w. IT, be held in MaN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS.

Several fraterna organizations in
Provo. and all are in iourshing condition The oppor
unity TO be OF service TO others which appeals strongly
10 is found in the fraterna societies.
their Is helping to make better socabe.
humane and thoughtful OF others Here is the Masonc
fraternity with its
which includes in its membership Of the prom
inent and influential citizens. The Odd Fellows very
strong organization. with the encanpmen Rebeka
Academy Here, Elks, the knights
of Pythias the Woodmen Of the World the Modern
Woodmcn OF America with their auxiliary circles In all
Of these the membership is gradually increasing, and
have much to do with the mental. moral and social
vclopment of the people
WONDERFUL GROWTH OF PROVO.
The growth and advancement OF Provo has been
ersl and substantial and clearly points what he
expected in the future During the 1909 the citizens
of Provo have expended approximately $3.50.
homes which Is about S25 capita The greater part
the federal building. which completed here
the or $4,000. the city itself has
pery splendid boulevard has been started. and is
nearing completion TO from the depot, Second
Academy avenue. to Olmsead, Al the mouth OF Provo
This boulevard, when completed. viii S25.
100000 The work is being done under The
competent engineer the interior DEPART
mcnt OF the United States
WHAT PROVO HAS. SS.-: = =
Provo City assessed valuation OF s. 500 900
this is collected for improvements, schools
upward OF $4,000 a free public library efficient
strictly modern electric light
ccllcnt railroad facilities three planning mills
manufacturing plants three banks. all solid footing
and doing thriving business. artificial ice plant
mill. OF the largest foundrieS
the state. block tile factory.
brick factory other
Concerns 100 stores or mercantile instIitions tbc rce
WOODEN mills in Utah. with capitalization OF 100000;
OF the largest candy factories in the MODERN
the center of the best darying district in tho west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-04
Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. will hold It's reg
Mar meeting next "Wednesday. evening
I'm The lodge rooms in tho jennings ha.i,
II West First South. All members are
requested 10 be present, as all commit
toes will turn in their quarterly reports
and other mattcrs OF business OF I'M.
portance to all members viii be Grougm. ,Il1
before the court. There also VIII Dc W. -
now candidates initiated into the mys-
trries of the order. All visiting tores-
ters are cordially invited 10 be present