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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-05-28
GREAT MASS OF PROOF.
Reports of 10000 Cases of Kidney
Trouble, Some of Them Laurens

reports Of 10000 Cases of Kidney
JrOnble, Some of Them Laurens
Cases.
Each of some 5000 newspapers of
the United States is publishing from
week to week, names of people in its
particular neighborhood who have
used and recommended Doans Kid.
ney Pills for kidney backacfes. weak
Kidneys, bladder troubles and urinary
disorders. This mass of pfoof includ-
es over 10000 testimonials. Laurens
is no exception. Here (s one of the
Laurens cases.
Arthur Hudeens. ifaEmer. I,aurens
ed ed in intensely ins oHihI in the Ss16srl smal
of my back anu it was out of the ques-
ton for me to lift. My back ached
constantly and in the morning when I
first got up, | was very lame. | tired
easily( felt nervous and had headaches
and dizzy spells. The secretions from
my kidneys passed too frequently and
this weakness was always worse when
caught cold. In short time after
l began using Doan's Kidney Pills.
they relieved me and one box made a
permanent cure"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the e-Doan's--and
take no other.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-05-28
PINE BLUFF NEWS.

Pine Bluff, May 26.-Our hearts
were made s'ad last Lriday afternoon
when the oerth here was watered by a
real good rain, after nearly "a two
months drouth.
Mrs. w. b. Davis and children Wis
tied Mrs. Davis sister, Mrs. Cason, in
Ninety Six last week.
Mrs w. p. Turner is visiting at her
old home, Mr.. John Madden's, this
week.
Miss Blossom Shuman, former
teacher of Pine Bluff school, returned
to her home at Luray Wednesday.
Mr.. Jim Turner, who has been In
Columbia attending a business col
lege, finished his course last week and
is at home on a visit before taking a
position as bookkeeper.
Little Elizabeth and M. C. Hill spent
last week with their sister, Mrs. Neal
Hill, near Yaughnville.
Mr.. Tell Turner, of near Mountville,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Everett Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carter, of near
Harris Springs, and Mr.. H. M. Turn
er dined with Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Boazman and family Sunday.
Misses Mary and Eloise Brown, Mrs
w. p. Turner and Messrs. M. G. and
r. W. Boazman, and Mr.. H. M. Turner
attended the annual Children's Day at
New Prospect church Saturday. The
children are to be congratulated on
doing so we'll.
Mrs. Eta Iustis is with her sister,
Mrs. Joe Davenport, of Souls Chapel
this week helping to nurse their
mother, Mrs. Smith, who is quite sick
We trust Mrs. Smith will rapidly get
we'll
Mrs. o. B. Pitts is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Guthrie, in
Burlington, ~ C.
Miss Mary Brown leaves this week
to visit Mrs. Ernest Milling, of Green
wood.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-05-28
90: @! THAT ITCHNGp
STOPPED INSTANT, V
Try ZEMO; Ski nTroubles vanish

Buy 25c bottle today and prove It.
Glory! remedy for skin tortures
that makes everybody smile and say
Hooray! II you have that terrible
merry, unreachable itching, scorching,
raw eczema, prickly heat, rash. letter,
irritated or infiamed skin, blotches.
pimples or blackheads. you will mar
vel at the results of ZBMO.
IEMO is clean. antisepticsolution;
not grease or ointment. itching van
ishes at the first application. This is
absolutely guaranteed/or money re-
funded. Use 1t on Ikhe baby, too. IL
gives immediate relief in all skin tor
lures. Dandruff and scalp itching van.
ish.
Suffered % years with eczema. Fin
ally tried Z0MO. 1t cured me sound
and well. That was Is months ago.
hbMO is blessing" Mrs. Il. Eason,
Hope, Ark
ZEMO is sold in 25c sealed bottles
and guaranteed in Laurens by Laurens
Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-05-28
FEDERATION SCHOLARSHIPS.
Open to Competitive Examinations.
Applications Must BE Filed by June
tle 2lth

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scholarehirs. ono .. ui,,.,, cI,
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value S1OO On. ono M 1;roe.o,o ~,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-05-28
A Certain Quick Relief for
Indigestion or Upset StOmachs

Why suffer the fortunes of lndiees.
tion Sour Stomach Gas, Belching or
otbe stomach up.sets? There is "A
certain anick relief and perman nt
,eS '!y for these disorders Browne
Disestli tablets will give relief al.
most instantly One dose makes your
stomach feel fine. II stops fermenta.
tion. prevents distress digests all the
tooG and restores your tired worn.ou,
stomach to healthful condition Di.
gestit Is perfectly harmless--even IA
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-05-28

Ettie child can take Il without fear of
PaC after effects. Don't wait until Won
.9Sre another attack OF indicestion. bit
'ee' package today Try " after
eating. and lust see for Yourself how II
helps your stomach. We are so con.
tident thar Digest!t Is a perfect rem
cay Tor stomach up-sets that we
guarantee II to please you in ever,
way--get- package and II you don't
hfe 1t we will give your money back.
Laurens Drug Co. Laurens, s. C.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
COOPERATION IN HOME BUYING

The purchaser who sends cash house the latter
the of his money without interest for day thirty
cash If the good, stock the
cgn merchant given the advantage that TO cash
chaser from primary
All the Honolulu iobbers have mainland buyers who make
close bargains for the home the maore houses
that have dollar invested IIawapro they have
the cash IN hand buy with.
Here of buying propositions Make
local banker make
the maioder house banker The orders
Chicago house knows will receive the
month"; it be- months The maIordcr merchant keeps
stock of goods He has thing lie takes chances He
has to have your money hand first. lie extends credits If
family sick it, through misfortune Of work
the mal-order interested
plea that you and family live appeal
that without collateral
capital The mal-ordcr house absolutely eliminates
the personal equation When they down
loaned hundreds
their business you stand for
Put the home merchant footing. Let him your
his business with Make him your conidant
extent that do the maoer merchant Give
dealer idea of what staple goods going require
profits the You question
order house to make profit and it of business
much that profit Tacity admit that Yet many
worries about what the local merchant makes
Moreover the local merchant will family
tarve though have let that little bill yours
the last five though groceries
from Chicago dry goods from New York
cuts of beef and mutton cold from
have cash abroad while the local dealer
credit
Next time the maoder catalogue YOU through the
mails sit down and think whether from
Chicago giving your ngbor square
bad the hometown to
of jobs that dollar that for days work
other
Cooperation, like charity begins at home.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
THE BACK OF THE MIND.

What is the back of almost commonplace
question 1t very difficult thing individual who has
something the back of his mind define himself exactly what
hes there 1t apt to be subervien the immediate
tIeS which are in front of peoples minds The back of
nnd II he has such thing, usually
condition. Whenever becomes shapes
hazard thoughts which fit the
INTO conviction 1t is that conviction which,
great courses and makes 1t
thing that he gains great convictions 1t really
people feel things in this 1t is not often that the subcon
mind
Yet unless it possible the back minds is
impossible to understand them The perception
which infinitely quicker than faculty
getting at the back of peoples minds 1t difficult
possible to judge conditions behind the ordinary
events without the almost animal instinct for what may called
weather 1t curious fact that civilization
ent duled this instinct 1t possible that education
quickenS intelligence dl perception People taught rule
and do not learn by The
instinct and while their intelligence may be lower perception
infinitely greater than that of the highly civilized
le back OF the mind usually asleep 1t comfortably
WIN the blankets routine Being really
ng 1t IS quite easy to it in such swaddng clothes
Il natural death Many be highly intelligent
having perception whatever His perceptions
waened He has stood the high hills life
to Their breezeS He has thrown his like
a not scent and felt something something impossible define
the air Depend there much the back
than ever comes to the front.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
LITTLE CONGRESSES FLArrENINo OUT.

Congress 10 have been going recent
days That the AMI harors II all
what mushroom growth these congresses which assemble
Washington late every autumn. The rivers aud harbors
had become institution Senators
participated it, Many them appeared delegates
from chambers of home Hundreds
ia Washington that week II made spirited company
The talk about waterway improvements II empha-
sized sentiment for this kind of internal improvements of
biggest the government the
the President of the United
address
But tins Washington
iattened 1t by
There themes for The
organized to boost for harbor
bill OF about S3OOOO but for particular project
through these efforts the country
OF an annual Rivers and arbors Appropriation Bill
OF ToOOOOOO therefor
motors of the have sought evolve other
which to interest depth channels
harbo the construction of wharves
delegates have been unable
topics Cities and States will attend questions depth
wharves according to the demands of local business
Probably the annual institution
at Washington 1t that
which
Tor the best part of week also heading toward the
violent
threatening to bolt Thus it with little congresses
which to Washington numbers this
They sentiment builders and when their
They materially
ties Most of these lobbying
of the term They political
times when there has been much launching
generally served an admirable purpose Washington
OF like character
States which President Roosevelt
first held at the White House. meeting or two
Washington was transferred to outside city, and is
the Wane, if not actually done for.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
SPELL OF SOCIAL UNREST.

The depression is
mencng the of the operators Henry
the sentiment of the business interests Of New York. indicates
this and dislike of the pounding
paragraphs of which
''Ihe entire civilized world at the be
spell OF social unrest which regards
here the unjust vile and malicious attacks Wall
pired by smalcalbered hence unsuccessful individuals
largely aided by intriguing demgogues purpose
the against the rich that they become
benecaries at last asserting their pcrnos upon
general thereby
transactions throwing labor of employment which if
stopped will be likely to TO proportions
mills shutting down and putting hands
entirely out OF employment Onealf of wooden mills
down New interpretations excellent indication Of business
dtons have been shrinking Steadily and
Our capital January been
about thirty less than for the
list OF injuries, having their chief cnSclcSS hostility
capital could be indefinitely extended sufficient prove
the harm already done which falls with
and the of moderate The
prevail that all bad promotions other originate
AS matter of fact the New York Broad
Street and nneenths of the financial York is
transacted by financial institutions banking houses
change members who Broadway Nassau William
Broad Beaver, Cedar and Pine Thus the term
Wall Street many misleading anderous attacks
all engaged financial work. confidence
which is much lacking
THAT alone its trouble
overthrow of the French ministry this to i'm
pose tax on the proposed of 100000 francs of
renteS The proceeds of this necessary
out the military which France sympathy with
Continental Europe whole feels impeed The
cast spirit abroad in Germany Italy not to men
most be considered the leader of the that png
poor against the rich ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19

note has been sounded opposition proposed
Democratic program of antitrust legislation by William L.
Governor of Massachusetts,
party and with the administration supporting the recently
acted tariff legislation He that the
depression will be indefinitely
taton continued Neither the lawmakers general public
he says clearly distinguish between monopoes and ordinary
He makes the
conditions already widely disturbed would be proceed
along the lines proposed by the administration Public opinion
pubic sentiment must first become sharply defined cryStazed
Governor Douglas that instead of Sherman
Act by laws which will extend its in the
OF further NcXaous restrictions of trade would be
line the Sherman law closely corporations depen
for their existence special rights and privileges.
AS "A reerader and advocate foreign trade
las says that to compete with other exporting nations
cay Great Britain and Germany basis United
must broaden ITS trade laws rather than construct them.
Ihoroughgomg Germany has laws and make
greater opportunities for combinations of capital
Great Britain the on the globe
mas never passed special laws forbddng
content with reasonable enforcement Of the
as applies to contracts trade
says that the Democratic party advocate return to the prn
cpes of the common law which supported several
centuries OF court decisions rather enact new laws which
must be fought and interpreted generation
become effective The fundamental principles Sherman law
he says may wei apply to the control of public utility corporations
winch do business by virtue of special privileges
" ue ny the people; but the farmer the the
aDoer nave no monopoly of anything gift public II
should not therefore be considered public function for
any ueocia eESaY" body to laws to hamper
legitimate industry o trade
Governor Douglas the Democrats that if they aept o
Iorc on the country legislation that the people there
VIII be reVuSon of sentiment which will
" power ana That II such change there will undoubtedly
WIN II reenactment OF protective tariff,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
THE PASSING HOUR.

The elevation of James Bryce the peerage if comes will
more OF an honor to the peerage than to Mr. Bryce.
This Date in History On December H. 1901 Reginald
non ontmorency Jones discovered that crank
mobile with the clutch in
What fifty dollars a civil service commissioner,
to put crooks back o1iceY
IL what jeff Mcarn preaching Democratic
us have of it, Honolulu of his
democracy and be the better for it,
An Internal Revenue decision order whether
politician income should be taxed AT the source Hawaii
" supervisors find themselves enanged in the federal
mesh.
1t pity that jeff McCa the dealing with gam
bling situation in Honolulu II he were there would be fewer mol
presses in the circuit many professional sports
large suspended sentences
The opposition that appears be developing within the Shrine
against the proposed initiation test in flying machine is d-
''lrd o no against the going the machine the
nrr m which the noyltHtes may down,
Tw'nlythrcc cities in Pennsylvania commission
norm q" government ON the first OF this mouth including all the cities
81 the State WIN populations between five thousand and hun
dd thousand Grating IN of the cities brought about the
reform for them ALL
TINS paper ~ receipt Of number at letters outlining aud
IhhR on tho doctrine aud principles Of Socialism, and while the
communications are unphlrqonahe from thar standpoint they
unsuitable lor publication n the Letters From the People
IhAl column ol communications dealing win topics ol hr day
u" l"' lw carrying ml Of any propaganda, however worthy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
THE Gaping OF HAWAns SHAME

majority the board of supervisors of the
County put capSone upon the pillar of shame that
has up the Big Island Graft there might be
methods blocking investigation might be
carried any place but for elected representatives of
people openly shanesy upon record opposed
investigation known graft is believe without
the flag. awas shame the disclosures
of the that has permeatcd her county government
nothing compared the shame the voters of Hawaii should feel
in the action of their chosen representatives
John Kcaoha been be devoid any of the
principles that make honor decency manhood His
pudent Haunting himself in the face of the community his
upon juror while himself under ndc
his audacou appearance the sessions
supervisors legislator for the county charged with
robbng have him reputation unique it undesirable
and his have been expected proposal
the the But other
the board could be found side with him and make his
vote the deciding almost incredible Where the
of honesty the makeup of the from the lo Koaa
and Kau that they should end half finished investigation
that has already revealed Sckenng condition of purdnes
the body polite Where is the the
payers where the indication Of ordinary principles
the that would check auditing of half compe
ed when the checking of the half has resulted restitution
the county of about thousand dollars times what the audit
and investigation have with the prospect that much
will be recovered result of the work already
Kauhane EwakO and Kanehalua by their of yesterday
untrue to the trust that them
their training citizens and while the time,
people and adding the handicap the average Hawaiian
already under in these his Islands.
Only thing happen add to the disgrace of
County of Hawaii and that would be the
these supervisors their selection by the any
other elective
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
HAWAII WILL
ENTER PROTEST
Action of Committee in Disfran-
chising Territory Denounced
by Party Leaders.

Dcnouncing the action of the RcPuh-
the Territory of Hawaii with Porto
Rico and the Philippines AS possessions
of the United States, officers of the
merchants association yesterday de.
clalcd that official action by the civic
bodies of Honolulu and the Territory
should be taken protesting against such
classification and insisting upon recog-
milton as fully organized Territory
of the United States, with all the rep
rescntativc rights which 90 with it.
President Swain of the merchants
association stated that he would take
up this matter with President Carter
of the chamber of commerce at once,
and believed that joint action would
he taken to remedy the impression
which seems to be persi sted in at Wash.
ington, that Hawaii is Il possession, in
stead of an integral part of the com
mon country.
Hawaii. IT is asserted. has always
been naturally Republican. and will be
again IL gwen proper ItCOSultiOu Wy
that party, and it is relt that the actloh
of the national committee in reducing
the representation of the only full.
fiedgcd Territory in the Republican ma
tIOnal convention from six to two, and
at the same time reducing the vote of
the Territory from six to nothing,
places the Territory in the same class
with possessions, which have no
territorial government
Republican leaders here have already
taken action, and Robert ". Shingle,
chairman of the territorial Republican
central committee, yesterday cabled to
Charles A. Rice in Kauai, who is the
national committeeman from Hawaii,
for permission to use his name to "a
message of protest to the Republican
National Committee lie will also pro-
test in the name of the Territorial Re
publican Central Committee.
Last night Mr. Shingle held confer
ence with Delegate Kuho in regard to
an official protest from the Delegate,
and it is understood that the Delegate
will cable to friends on the committee
asking them to see that Hawaii gets a
square deal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
No Difference
The Proof Is Here the Same as Every.
where


For those who seek relief from kid.
ney backachc, weak kidneys, bladder
Ills, Doan : Kidney Pills offer hone OF
relief, aud the proof is here in Homo,
lulu, the same M everywhere, Honolulu
people have used Doan IS anl Honolulu
people recommend Doan +, the kidney
remedy used in America for fifty wears
Why sulfer' Why run the risk of dan.
gerors kidney ills-fntal Bright's dis
'ase' llcrc b Honolulu proof Investi.
gate II,
49, T. White, Pearl City, Oahu, Homo
lulu, Hawaii, snvst 81 ann ninety two
yrar off age, and I suffered from back
ache kiluey disease for eight years. I
have given noau p liHchnche kidney
llll- % fair tnnl und have boon m
greatly benefited that rhcorfully trr.
ommeni them 90 other kIdney suffer
orr.
hoau barkaehr kidney Pills are
sol.l hy ulI druggists aud storeksepers
ai ln rrnr p"r Dos lsIh boxes ~ Bob,
nf Viii lr Wa|lrl 900 receipt ~ price
hf ihe nNlIlsirr nwr ro, Honolulu.
Nhnl'salf Hsrnis fnl rhr iiasaiian D.
lluir
Rrmrmht lhf mmr nuap end
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
ANOTHER PHASE OF HOME BUYING

The critics of home buying always entirely logical
local merchant Disseminated when his ncgbors
cash the maiore him TO give
them thirty sixty nineay credits in for purca
ed II the local buyer his home merchant well
he does the foreign house deposit cash with the local soeeper
and give him idea of what his requirements
quantity and quality of supplies during the thirty
ninety days the local merchant would be able
as good or better service than foreign maore
other words, the to n
the advantage of foreign buying will disappear.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19

VOL anyhow lhr regular spssou has elrir ono al,anupros
'N"ns' n congress tho house has quorum indianapolis Nrps
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
PRESIDENT WILSON A BULL MoosER9

mat portion OF the Presidents message dealing with the direct
primary was discussed for about hour senate last week
wednesday Inc Progressive loud of
the presidential program Brow congratulated the President ON
having put the seal of his approval the Kansas Cummings
Oh iowa SAID; Il have done everything
Democratic committee privileges ON my bill for
presidential primary So far in vain but under
he inspiration OF me admirable the President we may
ne aDe To induce the committee consider BILL or some other
IKE It, am delighted TO know that country is becoming
progressive and that there hope for legislation nt viii honoG
the people of the United States"
'app OF Minnesota said thai thr Presidents speech gives MS
FrogresslVeS responsibility have bcou called am anarchist for
several years becau" advocated the right of American people
10 nominate hrr candidate Tor President We will longer be
characterized anarchists" 7
II President Wilson, program should enacted into law viii
always believed u lr direct primary no See Wilson drggug t
l,orbos up Gnl of ' pm and compelling them stand ON the
same PLANK originally invented hy pucot Jack Atkinson Georpo
H. Garter Governor ouson and other patriots adds 10 the lae
o nations. ''
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-19
CONGRATULATIONS AND REGRETS.

While llonoulans generally will
to General Funston General Macomb
era that mean deserved for them the that they
are to leave Honolulu within comparatively short time will be
rGed by the entire community This department has been
QUARRY fortunate having had at its start such Fred
c Funston and NJ NJ Macomb and is undoubtedly their
ability soldiers and their tact that the of
nouu from comparatively little visited city
poant town has been accomplished with marked
absence of friction between soldier civilian