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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30
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Tylersville, April 2S.-Rev. B. p
Mitchell conducted the all day services
at Langston's Sunday.
Mr.. w. II. Poole of Union is visit
ing his brother Mr.. T. p. Poole.
Miss Emma Donnan is visiting Miss
Matte Belle Peterson.
Miss Grace Poole and Mr.. w. c.
Winters ATTENDED the recital at Cross
Anchor Friday evening.
Mr.. B. w Blakely is visiting friends
in this community.
Miss Nommie Cheek spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. r. l.. Holland
Miss Matte Belle Peterson was in
Laurens shopping Wednesday. Z.
Mr.. w. G.. Winters spent Sunday in
Columbia
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30
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improvement would be made in the condition Of horace ~
other animals just the remedy thew
Ill or injured your horse could talk he would you not to use
any external remedy containing alcohol because ngs and tor
MS hesh terribly Some nimens have alcohol and other fer,
ingredients which only iname the skin tissue without rino
down to where the pain lies Beware nmens The great
m humane qlck-achon remedy is MEXICAN MUSTANG INNENT
Made OF OILS without drop of alcohol other orune element t.
soas straight to the bone and muscle the wounded
and comforting while the healing progressing Mexican
Mustang Lniment is what you want because it
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30
WATTS MILLS

- 20 90 o
Watts Mills. April 2S.-on last Sat
urday morning the death angel came
into our village and bore from this
world to the eternal beyond Mr.. Will
liam Busby. Mr.. Busby had been sick
for several months. He leaves to
mourn his death q wife and three chill
dren besides "a mother several broth
ers and sister. The funeral services
were conducted at the church here
at IL o'clock by Rev. j. A. Marler. af-
ter which his remains were LAID to
rest In the Watts Mills cemetery to
await the morning of the resurrection
The pail bearers were:
A. r.. McGill. j. G. Gillipsie, Tom
Brown, Sam Wilson, Guss Martin
Owens. The sympathy of the people
here go out to the sorrowing ones in
this the hour of their sad bereavement.
The Lyric Gloe Club gave fine en-
tertainment at Watts Mills auditorium
Saturday night. A large crowd was
present and all went away pleased.
Thanks to Watts Mills company for
their Kindness in giving their help
such fine entertainments free of
charge.
Mr.. James Compton, of this place,
will preach at the Sulphur Springs
at Laurens Cotton Mills next Snday
evening at o'clock. 1t is trusted
that many will be out to hear this
brother speak.
Miss Temply Manley has been very
seriously sick for number of days
but Is some what improved at this
writing.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30

The new remedy for Indigestion call
;ed sDigestit" has been found a,certain
quick relief and permanent remedy
Tor stomach disorders. Letters from
'tliDnsands who had suffered the tor
lures OF indigestion and got relief
from the use of Digestit are evidence
OF Its merit The enormous increase
In demand from every part of the
country is proof of it's popularity. But
you do not have to take anybody's
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30

word for it--try 1t yourself on an abso.
Lutte guarantee, get a package and IL
you don't get relief you can get your
Digestit is little tablet easy to swal.
low and absolutely harmless. Itdigests
all the food. prevents fermentation,
stops gas formation, preSeHts stomach
distress after eating, aids<assimilation,
and relieves indigestion instantly.
Laurens Drug Co.. Laurens, s.. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30
Makes

your work shter saves your livestock from suffering keeps them
IN good trim tor work For all forms Iamenes Srane R
Cuts Burns Calls and Harness Sores animals it is safe J
prompt and does not promise what perform MAan
1nmen has been doing its wonderful healing work for IS weave
The amount OF money it has saved livestock owners is
ne man writes that ne about kill his valuable horse because
Dady injured but Mustang Inment made him well again Vet
enay tells us he has used Mustang Lnnent fifteen wears and
found best hniment for cuts strains, many others
enthusiastic friends of this tried and vue remedy Now Won
just what makes - o"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30

For rheumatism you will find moth
ing better than Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. Try it and see how quickly it
gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20

.r,,s, "a IN each Of said sums to Collect
and raoeive the income thereof and 10 pay
over az least semi-annually to said cara
Tracy Hoppin and to said Julia y. Dro"n
tho net income OF the said sum taken anu
held for each of them respectively ou''"e
their respective lives.
And in case either the said Clara Tracy
trorni, mr. the said Julia y. Brown Die De-
fore me. or upon the death Oh ei'hei Vi
,tan, after nv decease, then upon the
further trust to pay over ana ois'rio'..
said sum of 100000 held as aforesaiu
for the one so dying, and hereoy oe
nueath the same to and among ,he CHI
dran and issue of the one so nyihs u"
.,,cb shares or proportions as she by hel
-, nil and testament may have directed
49, came should be paid over and dis-
.,,,,ted to and among such children OF
i,o,,a IA have and to hold the same u
s,ch children or issue FOR their own "'e
forever. and in case said cara li"''
rIonnin or Julia n. Brown fan TO hirec.
~, ber last will and testament III ""a,
80 ar nroportions said slOO,ooo shaii
bo distributed among her children vi i'''o
tbau upon the further trust 10 pay
o,id 100000 and I hereby bequea.'' ''
-, ,o tho children and issue oil any
',.,oosod child OF the one so dying III
ooual norts. share and share aiihe' '"'
iesue of any deceased child taxing aii'one
,ho,p IL more than one. the snare OF p''
,ior tbeir parert would have taken il
living per stripes and not per capita 10
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have and to hold the same to such chill
dren and issue for their own use forever
Article IX.-As g. further claim and
charge on nv estate (and without pref.
erence or priority Of payment one beyond
the other for any cause) ] make the fol.
lowing provisions for Lucy Eldredge Lee,
for Florence ~. Rhett, during many years
a member of my household, and for Ethel
Bangs Wallace, that is to say:
Section 1. ( give to my executors anc
trustees 100000 for and on behalf Of
eaid I,ucy EIdredge Lee in trust to collect
end receive the income thereof and to pay.
over the ret income at least semi-annu-
ally TO said Lucy Eldredge Lee during her
natural life.
Sec. 9. + direct my executors TO set
apart out of my estate such sum as in
their Judgment will be clearly sufficien;
TO produce under all probable contlngen-
cies. a net annual income Of $4,000, and
7 give and bequeath said sum to my said
executors and trustees in trust to collect
and receive the income thereof and to pay
over out of the net income thereof the
sum OF $4,000 per annum in equal quar-
terlv instalments TO said Florence VI.
Rhett during her natural life.
Sec. 3. give and bequeath unto my
said executors and trustees the sum o,
500 900 in trust to collect and receive
The income thereof and to pay over the
net income at least semi-annually unto
said Ethel Bangs Wallace during her
natural life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20
100000 INCOME TO WIFE
FIRST CLAIM ON ES TATE

and proportions as my said wife shall
in and by her last viii and testament
in that behalf appoint.
give my wife this power OF dispoS'-
ton in order To enable her TO make
such legacies as she may desire 10 her
relatives or friends or for charity.
Sec. -. After my death my sad Wle
will receive the income which VIII ne
produced by certain trust luna now
held 10y me as trustee under deed 81
trust dated July /. 1861 made TO me
by my father Junius Spencer Morgan,
which fund has been very largely IN
creased during my lifetime.
direct my executors to set apart
out of my estate such sum as IN tier
judgment will be sufficient to Yield,
under all probable contingencies. an IN
come which, together with the income
which my said wife will be entitled to
receive under said trust deed, Will
amount in the aggregate to S1p.OOU.
year and | give and bequeath SAID
sum so set apart unto my executors
and trustees. in trust to collect and
receive the income thereof, and out OF
, said income TO pay over TO my said
wife in each year during her life such
a sum. as taken together with the in
come which she shall receive in such
year from the trust fund under said
deed of trust. will make up total IN
come from these two sources of S1oO,-
600 If in any year the income of the
sum so bequeathed to my said execu-
when added 10 her income under said
trust deed TO make up the full sum
of 100000. then and in such case l
direct my executors and trustees TO
make up the deficiency for such year
out Of the capital of the sum so be-
queathed unto them in trust.
and trustees in their discretion, if in
their Judgment the same shall seem
prudent and desirable, in lieu of set
ting apart the sum hereinbefore in this
for my said wife, to accept the bond
or obligation Of my son and residuary
legatee. John Pierpont Morgan, jr.. if
he shall survive me. and if not. then
the bond or obligation Of my grandson.
Junius Spencer Morgan, jr., TO pay
unto my said wife I'm each year during
her life, or TO my said executors and
trustees for her account, such sum as
shall, taken together with her income
in such year from the trust fund held
under said deed of trust, make up the
total income for her Of 100000 in such
year, hereby giving TO my said eXecu-
tors and trustees full power and du-
, thority to determine what, if any, Sc
curty they shall require from my said
son or my said grandson for the per-
| Torrance Of such bond or obligation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20
MIJNTFICENT PROVISION
FOR RECTOR OF ST. GEORGES

tics or property which may be received
bv them from my executors and trustees,
although the same may not be OF the
character or class recognized by law as
nroper investments for trust funds and [
authorize said trustees in their discretion
70 vary and change all investments OF
said trust funds, whether original or sub
sequent.
Article Nj give and bequeath 10 the
House of Rest for Consumptives the sum
of $4,000. 10 be designated as The
Amelia Sturses Morgan Memorial Fund
and applied to the corporate purposes OF
said House Of Rest for Consumptives.
Article Kill give and bequeath 10
each of the members of the Corsair Club
at the time of my death, as a souvenir Of
myself and as a token OF my personal
affection for them. piece OF silver Of the
value Of $1,000. to be selected and pur-
chased for the purpose by the executors
of my will.
Article KILL give and bequeath 10 my
friend Mary G. Mcllvaine, If she survive
me. the sum Of $4,000.
Article XIV give and bequeath 10 ny
friend ]. BeavorWebb, or. in case he do
not survive me, then TO his wife Alice, the
sum of $4,000.
Article XVI direct my executors 20
set apart a sum which in their judgment
shall be sufficient, under all probable con
tlngencies, to yield a net annual income
OF 1000, and l give and bequeath said
sum unto my said executors and trustees.
in trust TO collect and receive the income
thereof and to pay out of said Income
unto my friend Mrs. Alice Mason the sum
of fi.co0 per annum, in equal quarterly
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20
WIDOW GETS TOWN HOUSE
AND CRAGSTON FOR LIFE

the easterly side Of Madison avenue.
| thence northerly ana parallel with Madi-
son avenue 90 feet 10 inches, thence west
ery and parallel with Seth street TO the
easter!y line of Madison avenue, and
thence southerly and along the said east
erly line OF Madison avenue 60 feet 10
inches TO the point or place OF beginning.
and my dwelling house, known as No. 2lg
Madison avenue. erected thereon. with the
free use during her life, as apputenant
thereto. of the underground tunnel con-
Meeting said house with 9th street BY way
Of the alleyway opening from the block
OIL the north into 37th street: also the lot
or parcel OF land, with the stable or
garage thereon erected known as No. 81
East 10Th street, in said Borough of Man
haitian; together with all furniture. cloth.
ing, pictures Except family portraits.
works of art, silver. plate ornaments.
bric-a-brac. household goods OF supplies
except vines, books linen china. glass
and similar articles of household equip
ment which may be I'm said dwelling at
the time Of my death, and all horses. car
riages, automobiles. harness and stable
furniture or equipment, and all impie-
stable or garage at the time of my death,
Or shall then he customarlly used by me
In connection herewith. ! direct that no
inventory or security shall ever be re-
CURED of my said wife IN respect of any
of the articles of personal property by
this section of my will bequeathed 10 her
for her life, and that neither she nor nef
estate shall ever be held liable for any
consumption. use, damage. loss or injury
IN respect TO any OF said articles.
Sec. D. II is my will that all taxes and
assessments which may be imposed dur
Ing the lifetime of my SAID wife upon my
said country place or my said town resi-
dence and stable OF garage and all pre-
miums OF Insurance upon either thereon
shall be paid out of my residuary estate.
and 10 insure such payment / authorize
my executors and trustees to take from
my residuary lesatee his bond or obliga-
ton for such payment In such form as my
executors and trustees shall thinx proper.
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Article N.-Having made the foregoing
provisions for the benefit of ny said Wife,
I now as a further claim and charge upon
my estate (and without preference OF
priority of payment one beyond the other
for any cause make and establish ihe
following gifts.and provisions 10 and FOR
my children and their issue, that IS To
say:
Section I. ] give and bequeath unto my
sor John Pierpont Morgan, jr. If he
shall survive mo the sum Of s$.OD'o".
Sec. .. If my said son John Pierponi
Morgan. jr, shall die before me leaving
issue me surviving, then and in such
case gir and beQueath the sum 81
50 900 Oo0 unto my executors and trustees
in trust TO divide the same into as many
equal shares as there shall b. children
of nv said son me surviving and children
of my said son dying before me leaving
issue me surviving, and to set apart one
of such shares for the benefit Of each
child OF my said son who shall survive
M. and one of such shares for the benefit
Of the issue daken collectively me sur
viving Of each chile Of my said son who
shall have died before me.
And as to each share so set apart FOR
the benefit Of q child Of my said son,
give and bequeath the same unto my
executors and trustees. IN trust 10 collect
ard receive the ipcome thereof and To pay
over the net income unto such child dur
ing his or her life. and upon the death
Of such child ] give and bequcath SAID
share unto the issue Of such child. If any.
him or her surviving, If more than one
share and share alike, per stripes and
not per capita, subject. however, 10 the
mower and authority which / hereby give
to such child to dispose of said share by
his or her last will and testament among
his or her issue In such shares or pro-
portions as he or she may think proper.
And as TO each share 50 set apart for
the benefit Of the issue me surviving Oh
a deceased child Of my said son, ! direct
nv executors and trustees to divide the
same into as many equal sub-shares as
there shall be issue Of such deceased child
of my son living AT the time of my death.
and to set apart one of such sub-shareS
for the benefit OF each such issue. and
give and bequeath cach such sup-shai'
unto my executors and trustees In trust
70 collect and receive the income Thereon
and to pay over the net income unto the
nerson for whose benefit the same snail
have been so set apart during his or her
life. and upon his or her death give ana
beoucath the same unto his or her ISSUE
~ any him or her surviving, If more than
one share and share alike per s'irPes an"
not per capita, subject. however to the
power and authority which ] hereby give
to such person to dispose of said sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20

my son. John Pierpont Morgan Jr' all
my right. title and interest as Patron OF
Fellow i'm Perpetuity in the metropolitan
Museum OF Art I'm the City of New forh
and i'm the American Museum OF Natural
History i'm said city, and all similar rights
i'm other institutions of like general char
acter of which | may die possessed. II
nv said son shall at the time OF my
death already have In his own right such
a fellowship or similar right In any of
said institutions then ] give and bequeath
such fellowship or other right unto the
eldest child surviving me of my said son.
who shall not have In his or her own
right such fellowship or similar right in
said institutions, and / hereby request
said corporations to transfer any such
rights I'm accordance with the provisions
If this bequest.
Article NITl.-llaving made the fore
going provisions for my wife and for my
children, which are 10 take priority over
all the subsequent provisions OF this will,
] do now as a further claim and charge
upon my estate (and without preference
OF priority Of payment one beyond the
Olnef TOT any tduect MAKE anu eStdolISH
the following gifts and provisions for and
on behalf of Jenny Bigelow Tracy. widow
OF my brother-in-law. Charles Edward
Tracy. and my ssters-in-law, Clara Tracy
Hoppin and Julia y Brown. that is to
say.
Section l. | give 10 my said executors
and trustees sl00.11o for and on behalf OF
Jenny Bigelow Tracy, widow OF my said
brother-in-law. Charles Edward Tracy. in
trust TO collect and receive the income
thereof and 10 pay over the net income
at least semi-annually unto the said Jenny
Bigelow Tracy during her life. and in case
she die before me, or upon her death after
my decease. then upon the further trust
to pay over and distribute said sum OF
500, 900 held as aforesaid for her. and !
hereby bequeath the same TO and among
the children and issue Of my said brother
n-law. Charles Edward Tracy. In equal
parts. share and share alike, per stripes
and not per capita.
See. .. ! give and bequeath TO my said
executors and trustees 100000 for and
on behalf Of my slSter-in-law. Clara Tracy
IIoppin. and 100000 for and on behalf
Of my sister-n-law. Julia y. Brown, IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20

I. John Pierpont Morgan, of the CITY
County and State of New YORK. 90
hereby make, publish and declare TINS
my last will and testament in the man
ner and form following, that is TO say
Article II commit my soul INTO the
hands of my Saviour in full commence
that having redeemed it and washed 1t
in His most precious blood He VIII pre-
sent IT faultless before the throne OF
nv Heavenly Father; and | entreat my
children to maintain and defend, al al
hazard and at any cost OF personal
sacrifice. the blessed doctrine OF me
complete atonement for sin through the
blood Of Jesus Christ, once offered, and
through that alone.
Article HIT is my desire, 10 be
buried in the family burial place pre-
pared by my father in Cedar Hill Gem
etery. at Hartford, Conn. and l here
Inv direct that my body be there in
TERED on the west of the monument
and opposite the place where my
fathers remains are inferred.
wish that in all arrangements ior
my funeral the same general course be
followed that was adopted in the case
of my father, except that the service
shall be Held at st. Georges Church
in the City of New York, with the
Bishops Of New York, Connecticut and
Massachusetts and the rector of 81.
Georges officiating.
Article Ill direct that all my debts,
funeral and testamentary charges be
paid as soon after my decease as con-
veniently can be done, hereby giving TO
nv executors full power and authority
10 recognize and pay as among such
debts any promise or obligation made
by me, verbally or otherwise, which,
although not in such form that the
holder could compel payment thereof
bv my estate, my executors think
proper to be paid in their own iudg-
ment. or because from memoranda o.
verbal directions left by me or from
other sources they are satisfied that 1t
would be my wish TO have paid.
Article IV-As first claim and
charge upon my estate, and in lieu and
bar of her dover and right of dover
and of all Other right Of inheritance or
succession TO any other part of my es-
tate, I make the following gifts and
provisions to aud for the benefit of my
beloved wife, Frances Louisa Tracy
Morgan;
Section I. I give and bequeath unto
my executors and trustees the sum of
S1.O00.000. in trust to collect and re-
eeive the income thereof and TO pay
over the net income unto my said wife,
Frances Louisa Tracy Morgan, during
her natural life, and upon the death of
my said wife l give and bequeath the
capital OF said trust fund unto such
persons and IN such estates, interests
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Sec. 8. If either Of my said daughters
shall die before me leaving issue me sur
viying. then and IN each such case J give
and bequeath the sum Of $4,000" unto my
executors and trustees. in trust 10 divide
the same into as many equal shares as
there shall be children OF such daush'ei
me surviving and children of such daugh-
ter dying before me leaving Issue me sur
viving. and 10 set apart one Oh such
shares for the benefit Of each chld Oh
such daughter who shall survive me ana
one Of such shares for the benehi oil the
issue taken collectively me surviving Of
each child of such daughter who shall
have died before me.
And as To each share 50 set apart for
the benefit of child OF such daughter,
! give and bequeath the same unto my
executors and trustees. in trust 10 collect
and receive the income thereof and TO pay
over the net income unto such child dur
ing his OF her life. and upon the death OF
such child | give and bequeath said share
unto the issue Of such child. II any. him
or her surviving, If more than one share
and share alike, per stripes and not per
capita. subject. however, TO the power
and authority which I hereby give to
such child to dispose of said share by his
of her last will ana testament among his
or her issue. in such shares or proper
tons as he or she may think proper.
And as 10 each share so set apart for
the benefit Of the issue Inc surviving OF
deceased child Of such daughter. ! direct
my executors and trustees To divide the
same into as many equal sub-shares as
there shall he issue OF such deceased
child of such daughter living at the time