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HARRY VARDMAN,


So 900 Mass av near 10th s40.5O 1906 Q NV. 10r.
81 400 . 926 McPhers n SO. .2i2l 18th NV ,1Or.b
81, 300 432 NV ,r..b $40 14l2 Ir ing NV Or,
Si7 ..1525 NV 22r, 4bl s37 80 Pas p NV, Or,
S125 .92s NJ nw.2 r,2 S2I 80 241l 18Th nv. Or,
500 25 Iowa circle. l1r s37 so 173O wirrd. sr.b
$lOO K near 18th 1Sr, ~ - 1ot" ,w 2r
S95. 49, Col rd / lr ,3b $35 so. 1886 av, Or b
$50 1872 I'D NV 12r b >,.,.5o 4OS Mer d'n. Or.
So 1862 Harvard, 12r 2h s2,.5 .1aas spring,6r.h
S75 .225s Cath, 10r,2n s35.501749 18th nv. .9r.h
$7a. .175? 2 nv. 14r. ~ $3o so I16 18th NV. 9r.h
S65 37as Kanaw a. 12r s35. So. .4O7 b Sc. sr.
$50. 1923 Calvert, 11r2 s35. .l4O2 Perry. Or.
SEQ 1865 Kenyon III, ID ssa So. ii0i Perry. sr. b
SEQ 1892 ew,on. Or. b So. 5015ll Q NV. sr,
$50 l733 18th nw.i2r.2o So 80. 800 NV 7r.
500. ..IT57 r nv .. 2b s32 so. 1879 Monroe arb
$50 l726 Goth NV. 7r.2b s32.ao oaats 11'h NV .6r.b
S525n. 3ioI :, rlln b s3o.5O 1922 Sumt ne,6.h
$50 80 1903 B'm't, Tor. .2b ssn 80. Ia Il nc,
SO so. 1902 NV .1or. b So, 0i447 Monroe. .6r.b
&" go ~ RI 9 y SOS. III BRYAN, nw.6r
@ ssS S5o .,oi5 Us nw,sr, 81 80 1928 sum ne sr.t
si5 so iI20 18Th .. s27 so. III ne. Or. h
So. .1454 Clifton 1Or.h s26.5O 146 uh ne. .6r.h
5000. .is17 Riggs 1og e s.: 50. .7s2 %! ID. er.
'so-'O'''lsl' O. *: s:roREs IS 30 ' \ av''F''
COZ 14th NV 500 90 ,o2 1lth nv: 70
1871 Pa av NV. .n,9.0a 81, r NV. store ard nd :
sos G NV -. 10000 1919 18th NV .....4O.0O
APARTMENTS.
1,u %or,nmmher,and x. H. ave. and v, 5r, . go 10
Wa.iman Courts 18th and fton Ar. & b. 45. o
Leuo1 1923 l. ST. n W.. room and .batu. 00a
Wardman Courts. I4th and Clifton. 3r. & b. ~ SO
Fontanet, 14th and Esrmont sts. 3r.. bath. - 50
Ill6 18Th st. NV. rooms a"d bath; ...... s5 GO
Fontanet Courts 18th and Fa rmont: b.. u. 80
l4os 14th st. NV. End floor q, and u bath 81 SO SO
WanSs,M ISao n ct NV. 3r and BATH. 30. 20
ia.n Marj;dian ct ro ms and bath $50. 81. so
1894 Columbia road 3rd flor, 4r., b....... 100
ROy W,
Roydon. 1919 II st. NV. 1r. and bath y 50
Newton. 18th and X SITS. NV. r. and D.. 1870
HARRY WARDMAN,
1870 X ST. NV.
1915 D ST. NV. 10 ROOMS & BATH. .$25. .0n
sol p 81 NV rooms and bath. ...... 30. 50
3210 10Th ne, rooms and BATH .... lS.o
35l4 12t ne, rooms and bath. 800 '
2Sl1 Sherman ave. rooms ana l'ith.. is %
McLACuLEN RANKING CoHP iHAIIoN.
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FOR EENT-RY

tS% ''Ft u
1925 p. 81. 4b. 81 5 o.
1890 B'mont, 12r.. .12I 10
l435 F"mont. Tor. 100. 90
1462 Col rd, l1r.3b. 800
lT44 T. NV. 13r3U. .>3 3
18th & Fm't, Or. .apt,5.W
11ui T. nw.l::r.2i' '."a
3O21 Macom5. Sr. .Go.C0
1910 Lamont.11r.3 10. 10
18th & L'm't.l .bGS.O
1888 Park rd.1lr.2 $50
1917 Col rd. Tor. h-5".51
1896 X | av,1nr.b. so a
1920 18th NV. LOT. 4b50.L0
I3.3 Irv nc NV 1U-.5
1911 p NV. 13r. b.45.I5
2541 18th NV. Or. II. $50
1886 18th w.Sr, b. Al. 90
500 Sd NV, 11r. b. IL. )
2o14 18th NV. .Sr. b. 10 30
1861 r NV, 1Or, b. . 20 20
116 9th ne. apt. 40 90
1881 LIST NV. Or h.%T 80
1884 Sth NV. Or. b. 20 20
210S Fl NV, Sr, b. $3.50
716 11th NV. 3r. b. .35. o
12OS y NV, Or. b. .3 )
1906 1871 NV. Or. IS. o
1909 c NV, 13r. Offer
lT..5 w'I'i NV. .I0r.t.5 =
Ia 18th So. ar. b.322. 20
Al I ne. 11r. b. 30. 65
t2222 d NV l3r. D.
FOR COLORt
11Gl 7 nw. Tor. b. 1000
237 Mo av. To-. y. 30. .
- ] 10. l1r. b..-.2s.JD
26o9 Sherman, Or. b. 2a.50
1918 \ ] av NV .6r.2 u
i04 Sd NV. 11r. b.2a.00
~ No av. l2r. h.25.0O
1872 John'n av NV 81. 0
733 IT. NV. e.. b. .22.50
OrR COMPLETE,
APARTMENTS AND
MAILED ON REQI f
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Observation-Disclosures
AGENTS. RENT LISTS.

AGENTS. RENT LISTS.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
AT MOST REASONABLE RENTALS.
SELECT TENANTS ONLY.
THE BEST FOR THE MONEY.
LOOK AT THESE MASDsoME i,s APaRTMESTs. FAR
THE SYCAMORE
New aud ,sas saslasye a.S,. a aPaSt%en' N house.
C9nycnlrnt ,r1t to two x, car lines ,x DOW Vt.
one 4-RooM AND BATH ApARTMENT LEFT.
GOOD JANrroR SERVICE: rH NE N BLDG.
sue SS,S Rent r's REDUCED TO $40
THE MISSISSIPPI
WELL KEPT alp lnTMENr HOUSE
HOUSEKEEPING FLATS o
suSiDr nSD Ssnh ssa he'd on III sdes and
ALL BRIGHT: CH.EETuL. Outside ROOMS
COOP JANIrOR SERVICE.
Convenient to best car service in city.
THE wooDLEY
tOiif1nDla road ann VI
DESIRABLY LOCATED D-WASHI>GTDN HGTS.
Splendid Housekeeping apartments,
3 rpoms and hath.
RENT 5000 FER MONTH.
Modern, up date building.
-1sns 10Th STREET
Beautiful apartment. Near D'pnnt Circle.
Overlooking Letter Residence.
5 rooms and bath. $780,
L1EBERMANN & HAwN. 1921 F ST.
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J1O X ST. NV.
Seven rooms and hath.
Large yard and cellar: rent. $3.50
PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall place.

No. l44s Newton st.-Eight rooms. recep,;
ton hall and bath steam heat: just papered
Ave large bedrooms; near cars. markets.
schools and churches: rent. $4o-5o
hall, bath: gas and electric light; furnace heat;
large front porch; rent, $3.50
1924 13th-er.. b.. fur. ht.: large yard: near
cars. schools and stores: only $3.50. T
No. 1901 Monroe st.-Detached corner house;
ten rooms two baths: steam heat: large porch
and yard: rent. $50
No. 1s4s Irving st.-Ten large rooms and
bath: steam heat; few steps from 14th 1t.
car; rent, $50.
No 1872 10th st.-semidetached house: nine
rooms. reception hall bath; furnace heat; large
porch rent. $3.50
ception hall, bath: hot-water heat front
porch: one block from Wisconsin ave. cars:
rent only $3.50.
floors: fur heat: large cellar: $3.50.
No a1s ss.tsn st ness 1,1se b s"h; front
GARDINER DENT. NC.
s1e 18th at NV.
FOR KENT-HorSFS n ALI. SECTIONS.
GET OUR LARGE LIST.
SEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
STAR WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1872 NEW YORK AVE-
THE ii. s SMITH s1di coNFAs1.
s'''fs 4! 1Sssl!!ss ?ss to o
coTRFETE TRE T Il LIST sEf4H FIT c6spkE9 81 kE9of
140s NEW YORK AVENUE.
FOR RENT--Iio2 5th ST. NV. . ROOMS s45
'o7 and oS iS9 " st MsRs y 81 st. each 900
FOR RENT-6s1 n. G. AVE. Sc. EIGHT
room house: cellar: furnace: in good repair.
ssos5. JOHN T. KNOTT 9is F st.
TO C0L0RED. l3ll coRcoRAN ST: II
rooms; 5sSh 5SI1s y%Fd; + kSoTT: s:S + s1s st.
TSs M 1stsgai av NV r. nv ir III 30
i72l a nv: wi ilr $50 i5ss 18th g
1913 NJ 12 srdxf1 h sPoS ffcG ass2 SoTKT ny 2ooo
few desirable apartments. now vacant, from
''' " THE OLYMPIA. 18th and Euclid.
Very desirable apartments. 3 rooms and bath.
5 rooms and bath to rooms and bath, from
so to $50 FITCH nSh'' FOX & rRows.
1893 + st. NV.
sa23 l1th ST NV; sR. AND B.; FURNACE
heat: line: make necessary repairs and
rent for $50 month.
e24 Irving st. NV; Or. and b.; cheapest
house in NV; at $3.50 month.
321-3o3 i41s st. me-, Or. and b.; close to
cars; rent reduced to $3.50 month.
,1422 and 1924 X st. Sc; 6r and b.; con-
venient to cars; cheap at $14.30 month.
~CoLoRED.
IS E st. Sc: Sr. and b.; recently
put in gas and bath; also DO necessary paper
ing and painting. and rent for $3.50 month
1924 ST. Sc; II. and b.; rent reduced
to $13.5U month.
ss1 nth st. Sc; Ar. and b.; cheap at
$13. so month
7o9-727 18th st. me-. 6r and b.; cheapest
houses in e., at $1250 month
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 +.
FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT. O'BRIEN & co Qnc.).
1909 q ST. NV.
Telephones Vain 1204- 1905.
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
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81 bs"-
I25 81 av Sc. ar. 1850
10 K NV. 1r. b. .:!0.:D
1874 Ingleside ter.27.5o
1911 I. NV. 1r. h.2T-M
pa 5th Sc. Sr. b. so
40 ] ne. 11r. h. 90. %
10 Bryant. 6r. b. .26. %
Sl1 Sd NV, Or. b. p 80
Tl6 7th NV. apt. ...3-5O
212 Seaten ne, ,Sr. .2J.ln
1447 W NV. Or. BIS. -
1860 Girard NV ,apt25. 20
1902 9Th NV. Or, b. % 30
al3 VI NV, apt. 90
2346 Ga av, Or. b. .2o.W
"'f'n scr av. fr % 81
3016 Otis ne. 7r.b.22.50
3545 10Th NV. apt. so
:.O5 Fl ne. 10r. h. ..22-5 10
1411 5th NV. 7r.h20. 20
:2G 23d NV. Or, b. .20.s0
2S30 Blad'b'g road 20. %
il5 I. Sc. Or. 1850
II Mass av NV. r..1s.50
Riy. rdale. Md 6r. hill u
26 Myrtle ne. Or, b. 1850
49, I'd nv. 6r. =. 1900
I07 II NV. 4r. -15.5n
i1f9 ROBIN sw. apt. 14.00
VII y Sc. 1r r.--12. y
Kcn'lworth. D c ..12.oh
31S K ne. 4r..--..ll 90
III X NV. ..-...-..1O.5U
D TENANTS.
13S + ne, Or, h. ...20.50
- Elm NV. Or. b. 2o.a0
Il Mass av NV, Tr. %
" g NV. 5r. .1G.aO
22lO 9Th NV, 5r. is 30
32T Warner nw....14..O
1899 West ct NV. 10. :"
314 21st NV. 4r. .10.50
500 26th NV. 4r...lO.5O
.IST OF HOUSES.
PROPERTY
#. Pho Z NJ. 62i0.
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FOR SALE
New. modern anh room housea
on exceptionally easy terms. Pr1esA
fl.a5n and 81. $50.
MONTHLY payments Of $3.50 and
e2l.hO include all interest and pay.
ments on principal.
Your rent money win huv one.
Finished throughout with best ms
terial sud workm. nship: tiled hath:
dome In dining room: handsome paper
ing and fixtures: located 1ath and
sts. sc. Omen and lighted until
o.m- every day.
Representative o. premissa
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN
l Iowa lie. 1ir.$1on. m
1909 23d st. Tor. $3.50
1Sta i;r-s r ~
Evening star., 1914-11-18

l>'h 'i'.'s ~ ; ~ 6't1 y G So. Sr- .3O. "
FOR RENT ISW.p24 Va av. 4r.16 %
NW,1423 Chaplin. 12r. SW .H36 Va nv. Or. 16 30
....-....... $50 50 SN.31S Mel az. 6. .b16 20
NV 1903 11th.sr.h. 40 O., SW.33 18th. 6r.. rs, 30
Nw.243o 18th .9r, b 81 30 NV 1902 4th Or. rs 10
NV AT X Tor. b. 80 90 wv t2S y av .5r 3 20
NV 1901 7th, 5r.b.3n.OO NW.1sO1 9Th Ar. .145Q
Nw.1 1919 11th, ,sr.b.25.fS NV 2O'1 F.. 6r. L so
SW.914 Va az .Sr. 80 NV .202T F. Or. 1t 10
NW.2122 Pa av.dw25 so NE1637 Gales Or. 80
SW.937 c. Sr. b.. q 20 SE.1111 10th, 6r. ..12 80
SW.925 G. Or. b.. % 80 SE,921 Pot Nv, 6r. .12 so
META l., 6r. b.. .225O SE 1879 y av, 5r o 00
NW.1123 10th. 6r. 80 NV .252S F. Or. 80
NV. 400 2. Or. h. rs 80 NV. 2O10 II. rooms 3 30
NE501 av.5r.b17.20 NW.9f9 Longfellow
NW,1159 20th, 6r. 1870 (stahle) ........ 4. 80
APARTMENTS.
sol r. I. ave-. rooms and bath. .$1I 20
500 Il. !. ave. rooms and bath. .$17 20
The Cheltenham. rooms and "ath. s35. 90
The Cheltenham. g and ath. $S7. so
OFFICES
Central build NC, offices.
For further information apply at ONCE.
T. w PH.LING 1i'6 st. NV
FOR RENT-D D. THOMPSON & CO.. 1895 NV.
Saul's Ad. sr. b.S5o.0o FOR CoLORED:
3a1T Ga av NV Or b27. so 23l2 18th NV, ,h17 90
1928 Fl ne sto&dw 25. 20 The Erie. Cham. st15. 20
1864 f ne 6r. b.. so 1907 S NV. 5r b15.I0
5oS Tenn av, 6r.b.1S.5o 2345 Champ st. Or. Il. M
1921 ne. 4rb13.50 1543 Sc. 5r. 800
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rNFtRNISftED.

RARE CHANCE TO RENT FOR s3s MO-
RMS. AND HATH RFSIDETCE-5 BEDROOMS.
IN A FIRST-CLASS, FASHIONABLE LOCATION.
i412 10th ST. NV
This house has jlst been painted INSIDE ard
outside; every room. halls and closets scra, ed
and artistically redecorated: tie plumbing,
heating ard gas fixtures pnt in order.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1921 ST.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
"LOOK!" CRIES BOY:
SHOOTS SELF DEAD
14-Year-OId With "UnIoaded'
Revolver Takes Own Life
While at Play.

Chicago.-Aftcr amusing himself
with number of playmatcs the other
day, Herbert Esberlin of 17l0 North
laisted street, fourteen years old, went
70 his home and returned to the group
Of boys with revolver in his right
hand.
We'll, fellows. watch me kill NY
SELF the boy shouted, as he placed
the weapon against his right temple
'WoWt--ha. ha, watch him." cried
the crowd of boys,
AS the lad pulled the trigger the
weapon exploded and Herbert fell
dead, the bullet passing through his
head.
The boys parents were at home and
heard the shot. Shouts Of the boys an
prised them Of what had happened,
and Mrs. Esberlin ran from her home
and picked her son from the ground.
All the boys became panic-strickcn
and policeman from the West North
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
YOUNGS NEWS.


Youngs, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. NJ. A. Aber-
crombie celebrated her scvcnticth
birthday last Tuesday, or rather. sbc
was seventy years old, and this was
her scvcntylirst birthday. Her chill
drcn and their families wclc all thcrc
except MIR. and Mrs. f. H. Garrett.
Mrs. j. II. Abercrombic, ana Mrn
Frank Abercrombie and infant son.
Mrs. Abercrombie has nine living
children and fortythree grand chill
dren. Those present besides tho fam
lily were: Messrs William and Orwell
Babb, Miss aImmie Babb, Mrs. Emma
Smith, Mrs. Minnie Williams and chill
drcn, Mrs. Alma Riddle and children.
Mr.. Jonas Swink, Of Woodruff Mrs.
and Mrs w. w. Burdott, Mr.. Jno. Bur
dett and Misses Emma May and Jessie
Burdett
Miss Tenor Glenn of Spartanburg
is visiting home folks.
Alvin Riddle who is attending school
at Woodruff was at home Yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. Wallace who has been
on an extended visit 10 her daughters.
MIS-. Bunch and Mrs. Iiix III Spartan
burg, has Just returned homo. Before
returning home, She visited Mr. Iucfus
Wharion's family at Union. Mir Whal-
tons first wife was tho dGughtor or
Nr. and Mrs. W w. wallace.
Quito Il number from this corlmnn-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
WaterIoo.

The best description of the Battle
Of Waterloo in novel form" is perhaps
that which is given in Victor Hugo's
Les Miserables," although the one to
be found in Charles O'Malley, tho
Irish Dragon" is also fine. 1t may be
said with perfect sefety tnat if you
will rcac' them BOTH IIugo's from the
French side, and Levers from tho
English, you will get the best and
completest representation of the great
conflict, in novel FORM to be found in
literature. The description in lies
Miserables" is$tho more famous, but
Levers story is also deservedly pop.
plar.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
"Watch Me XIII Myself"

avenue station came In response to
their call. He had the boy sent to an
undertaking establishment
investigation by the police leads the
detectives to believe that the boy
pulled the trigger without knowing
that the revolver was loaded. They
can find no reason why he might have
wished to commit suicide. His parents
declare that his home life was happy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
po.Do.Lax Banisl,es Pimplcs.

Bad Blood, Pimples, Headaches, Bill
lousncss, Torpid Liver. Constipation,
ETC., come from indigestion. Take Po-
Do-Lax, tho pleasant aud absolutely
sure laxative, and you won't suffer
from a deranged stomach or other
troubles. 1t will tone up the liver
and purify the blood. Use it regular
ly and you will stay we'll. have clear
complexion and steady nerves. Get a
5Oc bottle today. Money back if not
satisfied. All druggists
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
WILL MUSTER OUT
FIVE COMPANIES
Blcaso Signs Order Affecting Deficient
Commands. Endorsed by War Depart.

Commands. Endorsed by War Depart.
ment.
Columbia, Sept. 25.-'rhc military
companies at Liberty Hill, Barnwcll,
Conway, Walterboro and the coast ar
tillery reserves are to be mustered out
of the service OF the National Guard
OF this State and disbandcd orders to
this effect having been signed late this
afternoon by Governor Blease. These
companies were found deficient at the
annual inspection and recommended
to be mustered out Of service by the
war department several months ago.
All Federal aid has already been with
drawn from them.
The issuing Of this order this after
noon recalls the controversy between
the war department and Governor
Blcase over his refusal to muster out
certain companies found deficient.
1t is expected that the mastering out
of these companies is only the begin
ming OF the plan to build up the etli-
cheney Of the National Guard Adjt.
Gen. w. w. Moore has been in accord
With the policy Of keeping the militia
up to a state of efficiency and his Of
forts have been approved by the war
department..
All Federal aid was withdrawn from
tie militia OF South Carolina several
months ago.
The order issued tonight mastering
out The companies mentioned follows:
September %, 1914.
General Order No. "a
81. Under the provisions of Section
80, Military Code Of South Carolina,
Company B, 1st infantry, Liberty Hill,
S. c.; Companies E. Barnwell S. c.; H.
, Conway. S. G. and *, Waltcrboro, S.
c., r3d infantry, n. G. S. c., and End
company coast artillery reserves, Ian
caster, S. c., are hereby mustered out
or the military service of South Caro-
lima.
"2. Pending the settlement Of their
property and financial accountability
the commanding officers OF said organ
iZations will be carried on the unas-
signed list.
IS. Lieut.. Col. James T. Horsby,
State armorer, is hereby directed to
proceed to Barnwell. September 2S and
%: Waltcrboro, September 80 and Oc-
tobcr /; Conway, October 9 and 8 III
bcrty Hill, October and s, and upon
hir arrival he will receive from the
commanding officers of above named
companies all public property, United
States and State. for which they, the
said tomhany commanders are rHsi:"n-
sible, giving receipt therefor. after
carefully verify accounts Of same.
"Cole l.. Blease,
Governor Of South Carolina, Com
mandcr-in-C Chief.
"Cmoial: W w. Maorc.
:, "The Adju7ant General"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
RINCLING DAY
ALMOST HERE
Big Circus Bound This Way on Fiy
Great Trains Loaded with Wonders

Children are now on their best be-
havior IN anticipation of real treat
On October 9th, when Ringing Broth
ers' Worlds Greatest Shows will cX-
hibit in Spartanburgs 1t is expected
that this city will send more than its
usual number Of "fawdust fans" to
welcome this popul3r circus.
Ringing Brothdt8 promise many
novelties and innoHGE tions and n big
ger and better everything" is the slo-
gan. Preceding the regular circus
performance the new spectacle of
Solomon and the Queen OF Shcba'
will be enacted on the largest stage
in the world This mammoth 1850
character pageant cost $l,000,O00 and
tho costumes, scenery and stage pro-
pcrtics are said to sbc revelation in
gorgeonsness. Among the 1856 arenic
acts, are scores Of equestrians includ-
ing the Lloyds, famous English riders
the Borsinis. rolling globe artists; the
Balkans, whirlwind riders from the
Balkan mountains; the five highest
porch acts ever presented; boxing and
wrestling kangaroos: five herds of
trick elephants; so clowns. 20 families
nf aerialists and q magnificent horse
show and speed tournament. The men
agerie is larger and more complete
than ever and features many animals
never before exhibited in America. A
4 free street parade will be given on the
morning Of show day.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
THE FARMERS CNNCE.

For the next Sixty days ! VIII take
cotton ut 10c per poNyd, strict mid
din" basis, in paymchf for premiums
on all new insurnnce9 policies. The
Germania Life Insurance CO., which !
represent. IS one of the Oldest, strong.
est and most reliable companies in the
word and their policies have many
new ana attractive features. See me
at once.
J. Il. CLARY,
LaRrenS, $. {.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
Not SO Many Prisoners,

London. Sept. 25.-'The Central News
agency has received the following
from Rome,
"A message from Berlin says the
general staff, having agreed to tho
complete lists OF prisoners has found
it necessary to admit that the totals
already announced were erroneous.
The aggregate number of prisoners in
German hands is reduced form 100000
to $4,000 Of whom 10000 are Russians. :
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30

Docs the word 'REPUT&TlON mean
anything to you? Stophnd think and
hguro and you will Bnew why the MA
:, xssIiC 81 &c, RANGE HN THE REPu-
but the LEAST EXPENSIVE. Let the
MAN FROM THE FACTORY show
you. See our big ad. in this paper.
S. NJ. & L. II. WILKES & co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-30
Only One "BRoMo oulNlNE"

TIvH BRoMo QUININE:. Look for signature of
4. w. GROVE. Cures Cold in One Day. Stops
cough and headache, and works off cold. Csc,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-28

WORK AT THE EAGLE PLANT.

Quite number of changes have been
made recently or are still in process at
the Eagle Mill with the purpose of giving
the big plant better shipping facilities.
The Northwestern and M. & St. L.
Roads have both been busy putting in
new trackage, the former having in
stalled new switch to the cereal mill
and the latter putting in about 800 feet
of track between the cereal mill and the
machine shop to provide room for
storage cars.
The Mill Co. has installed a new one
hundred ton track scale at the Rye Mill
and they are having their track scale at
the Elevator on the Northwestern over
hauled and put into condition. The
new 500 H. P. turbine engine has just
been installed and put into service.
This improvement alone cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
Now that the cereal mill has been
doubled in capacity and is in operation
lit makes 800 barrels of cereals per day.
it has been found necessary to build an
additional warehouse for it and the
Management expects to have it COM
pleted before cold weather. Any one
passing thru the mill yards is astonished
at the way the plant begins to loom up
on all sides of late
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-28
TO THE PUBLIC.
Adv 1874

Acting on the theory that the voters
should be given an opportunity to decide
for themselves whom to vote for, l have
refrained as much as possible from
waging the politicians campaign, of
giving everybody the glad hand and in
other ways thrusting myself on the
public. This may have led some people
to think that do not care to be elected
and I take this means of assuring them
that nothing would please me better than
to be chosen Judge Of Probate next
Tuesday and I certainly appreciate, the
splendid support given me. at the
primary election.
To those who do not know me person
ally wish to state that have been
resident of New Ulm and vicinity since
the year 1859. Thirty years of my life
I devoted to teaching, most of the time
in New Ulm. / have at all times taken
keen interest in all things of public
moment and have given my time and
money for every worthy cause. Es-
pecially to New Ulm have at all times
been loyal and have rendered the city
valuable services at time when it
needed help badly. Such services were
cheerfully and gratuitously rendered at
all times.
Eight years ago ran for the office of
Judge of Probate and was defeated in the
primaries. Since then Judge Ross has
had no opposition. For the past few
years he has drawn salary Of, $500 per
year and the fees have appropriated
5000 per annum, to which should be
added the clerks annual salary of 5000,
which goes to member Of his family.
Do you, Mr.. Voter, believe that it is
good policy to retain the same people for
the same Office all the time? If YOU do
not, then kindly consider my candidacy.
/ would not aspire to this office if / were
not confident that l am fully as com
petent if not more SO than the present
incumbent. might add that I have
never held public office. If fortune
should favor me and should be elected
] can assure you that Twill run the office
in a fair and impartial manner and give
it my undivided attention.
Respectfully,
Adv. BENEDICT NM.
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