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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05

parse de mi.
Nj i~ntroductor no quiso dejarme en-
tan ridicula posici5n, y lie dijo:
-Margarita. no debe listed extra
mar que NJ. Dual no le olga NADIA; lc
ticne listed trasJornado dc tai mode
que no encuentra una sofa Erase Iuc
decir.
-Creo mas bi,n que el senior Ie
ha acompahado porquc le disgustaba
a listed venir solo.
ST asi fuese-dijc = mi vez-yo
hubiera rogado 4 Ernesto que vini"ra
a pedir a listed permiso para prcson-
tarme.
-Quiza no ha sido ESQ mas que un
medic para retardar eI momento IA
tai.
Por POGO que Sc haya tratado 4 las
i6venes de Ia claSe de Margarita. Sc
ccnoce e4 placer que tienen en- usar
de la ironia y en- impacientar j las
personals a quienes ven pOr primera
vez. Esto sin duda es una revan-
cha de las humillaciones que con fire.
cuencia Sc ven obligadas a sufrir por
parte de ~aqu6llos a quieneS ven todos
los dias.
De aqui que para contestaries sea
precise cierto conocimiento de su ira
to, conOcimiento de que yo GARCIA;
ademas la idea que me habia tornado
de Margarita e~xageraba su agudeza.
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Grandes cantida es de
billetes falsificados cir
cuIan en- la {. de Ell
Paso, Texas
Correspondence especial para Ia PRENSa

Correspondence especial para Ia PRENSA
Ell PASO. Tex. JUNO 3.-Los vi
listas han asagurado que Ia enorme
baia sufrida por ell papel moncda emf
tida en- Chihuahua, Sc debe a que en-
esta ciudad circula una enorme can't
dad de billetes falsificados.
Durante los ultimos meses, much5s
individuos, que no reparan an el NAL
que causan. solo por hacer negocIJs
fabulosos. Sc han dedicado 4 Ia ri
minal tarea de poner en- circulation
grandes cantidades de billetes rcvo-
iucionarios ralsificados, contribuycn-
do de esa a hacer mas 4ifi-
Gil la situacion economical en- Mexico.
Puede dccirse que uinguna ciudad
del Estado de Texas. como FL Paso.
cuenta con tai ndmcro de falsifiva-
dorcs de billetes revolucionarios CO.
los que hay aqui. Is un e~scand"Io
10 que Sc e: gentes que al parcccE
sc fuzgan como h~onradas, Sc han de-
Iicado al POGO humanitario Y cdilicar-
te negocio de falsificar billetes revo-
ru~ionarlos = ~lanza~Ios al mc~c@d".
obteuiendo ganancias fabulosas. dos
de ei momento que csos biIletes les
raestan SOLO 81 valor de Ia impress" B..
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SUSCRiBtSE 4 IA PRENSA"
Ell Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ.

AnterlOrmente radlcadU en- Ia ciu-
lad de Mexico, Ofrcca a listed sus
SpryiciOs en- !Oda ciaSe de asuntos
"~claclonadoS con 81 profession, va
sea aqut o en- Ia hcpibIica Mexi-
cana. FL Lie. TamarIz esti aSocia-
do con los abOgadOS CObbs, ESkridgC
Fl los nimerOs ia & 720 del Brady
Building, San Antonio, Texas.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.

IBERIA conducirme en- SUI ~prcscucia.
Procure, pucs. ]coordinar de antcmanc
las frases oue lc dirigiria.
-.Oua nunrilidad tan sublime e.
oI omorr
I'm momenfo desnuGs bai6 mi ami
90.
Nos esta esperando-me diio.
Esta sola?-Ie preguntc.
Con otra DANA.
No hav ningun hombre?
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DEFUNCiONES.

Celestino Barajas. edad - mcsos,
OIL Colima Street; gastroenteritis.
Pedro Trejo, edad s amos, 10 s.
Laredo Street; gastroentcr;tis.
Felipe Falcon, edad : dias, t25
Saltillo Street; eclampSia.
Isidro Escobedo. edad , amos. Hos
pital de Santa Rosa; accidente.
Aurora Martinez. edad , amos. 200
Chihuahua Street; e~nterocolitis.
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PHOFESI0NALES-

DR.. SALOME CARA sLDAPE de Ia fsCulfsd
de Mexico; autOriZadO en- 81 EslaGO de Ie-
Ias; eSpcCialista en Intermediates genllO-
urlnarlas Y Ciruila en general. Residential,
Warren = itS. TelcrOno Travis 3sy7. on
Gina. Frost Building, TclefonOs, EUeyO i73;
YleJO Travis 3Ci3.
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. GREEVENS paga 81 pOr rlda rahlilO,
mu!a o ya"a que - !" mUrrd. lame al L.
IerOnO Crockett SJ72; uuryo iU53.
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NOTICIAS DE ESPANA
Una fiesta de- los mauristas.

-u Observation-Disclosures.
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IDiEERSOS-

TINNISTA para toda ura~lGn. Carlos Guar
diula Iiru'rrla. gai Nest Travis 81, IAN
.hii.unlu, Ten.
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81 EN- So PUEBLO no hay agcn,c dc IA
lliENSA dcdlQuc>e U>irI a vrmlrrla V lie
"prOducira magulflca ulllIdId. E>rrbanOs
v IL daTcmuS HucslraS CUndlciOnrs PARA
los agcntcs.
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Urueta mega que SiIIiman haya pre-
sentadO una prOtesfa ante Ell
ST.. Carranza

circular en- Ia prensa de los Estada.
Uuidos."
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-14
JOHN CHURCHILL, Owner.
E. F. Clayton
Clerk
Harry Gilchrist
Auctioneer

The plan Of the exchange of minis
.erS in this district for next Sunday
has been changed and every man will
fiji his own pulpit
IL typical middle Western states
ii is found in tn school year 1871
lSio the present Christian population
OF that state was about Al per cent of
the total population according to the
census of 1910 but that Al per cent OF
the population furnished - per cent of
tn" students not only in Church col
leges but in Church Colleges. state
and all institutions OF
higher learning taken together In
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-14

'that same state the communicates of
II" Methodist Episcopal Church num-
IS per cent OF the total population of the
stale, but that per cent OF Methodist )
last year furnished u per cent of all
the students in colleges and unversi-
tics, whether state or dnnomnatioral
Another significant fact is that where
Methodism Is most faithful to her own
Methodist is most faithful to her own
colleges there she has the largest
plumber OF students in state universe.
ties.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-14

thcir meeting at the home OF Miss
Gladys Johnson The evening wa,
spent with business meeting and a
jolly good time
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-14
To OMr Subscribers,

On account of the Editor having
spent the major part of his time tn
past three days helping e:.tcrtain our
Denver ard other guest this paper is
We will be forgiven.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-14
Sec Z F. Clayton for Farm Loans.


ment OF Denver University.
DIR. Patty of Chapel! was seen on
our streets Tuesday Morning.
The Julesburg Womans Club held
its regular meeting Wednesday after
neon October sixth.
This was the first Of series OF
three meetings on Russia. Mrs Dur
kee had a paper on the Geography of
Russia and the people occupy
| ing different portions of the country
| Mrs. Kelsey gave interesting
current events and Mrs. Hendricks
closed the meeting with splendid dis
cussiOn comparing governmental
policies of leading nations in which
the club took an active interest
The next meeting will carry on the
subject of Russia taking up social con
dit.cns.
Judge A. NJ Post of Columbus, Nebr.
was business visitor IN Julesburg on
Mcnday.
Mrs T. J. Harrison is able to be ont
after her recent serious illness.
o. S. Thunderstorm returned Monday
frcm his trip to Denver and Pueblo.
\ Miss Agnes Mcclellan of Alva Ncbr..
is the guest of Miss Hattie Gilchrist.
Harvey Bower went to Omaha on
Monday where he spent :: few days.
Mrs Ned Hazen of Lamar Colorado,
q sister Of Mrs. T. V. Grantham is cX-
pected carly next week for visit in
julie sburg.
T. V Grantham and family and Mrs
Holder autood to Grant cn Sunday
Lou Petersen and family were guests
in Grant on last Sunday.
A number OF the Congregational
Young people made merry IA a social
| given in the church on last Saturda!
evcnins.
Miss Margarc. Patterson came down
from Sedgwic'l Sunday and took the
train from here for Burlington Iowa
N Monday.
Mrs. Orin Bower returned from hel
+, it It E:uel en- Sunday.
u Miss Esther Frederick me- do.
| frcm her School at Scdgwick Saturda,
, and spent Sunday at home.
f; The social given last week BY I'll.
! methodist at the Durl.ee home was YER,
much of success. TEc evening wa
spent with games business matters an,
refreshments.
Guy Smelser returned to venanc.
to resume his wcr.i there on las
Friday
The AlcSSos Rose Scott srG Iron,
shepherd and Basil Scott were il
oHktAli over sunday.
Miss Laura !.abaree spent last Sun
day with the hcme folks.
See Z f. Clayton FOR Farm. Leans.
Earl McCono and Adolf Richer r..
turned on Friday from Omaha.
Word comes from Judge Austin wht
brother who has been very i'll is som,
what improved and the Judge expects
to be home this week
Miss Hazel Huston and Mr.. George
Gillett were married in Chappell last
Thursday. These young people hav,
many friends here vino will wish them
. happy and prosperous married life
e. y. Bennett and Son at Ovid are
busy getting their stock located in
their bran new storr huill:nc This
building is one of the finest in Scdg-
wick County. 1t is - y SO feet with a
full basement under same has fire
plate glass display, windows will
plenty of light and ventilation.
Stamped Linens ni all kinds for
Christmas. Mrs. II. 4. Conoycr.
congregational Church Notes
sunday mornings sermon topic viii
5": THE spTcmc Ambition"
hnaeavor meets al G:45 aiIarp
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-14

Apples on track now.-L Lanning and
Wright. The Fruit Men.
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w n C Anew and Complete Line of Picture Mouldnes
W. ~ ~e&A oOAA Just Received Also New

fuDl1CSale
will offer at Public Sale at my place Is
miles South East of Julesburg and II IL miles
South Of Big Spring. on October 19, 1915
The Following Property
HEAD OF HORSES
s Work Horses Three years old
Four year old in the spring l sucking colt
l Hog, weight ESQ pow and lister combined
cuvator and gopher combined l-3 section steel harrow
l wagon and rack almost new l Buggy
5 set work harness About rs bushels of old
rs acres of r field corn in the crib
All buildings and fence on 10 ton of prairie hay
the place
Sale Begins at l, O'clock Sharp
All sums $1,000 and under cash. On
! efInS::- all Amounts over $1,000 credit of 9
months time will be given good bankable bearing
interest at per No property be removed until
settled for. per cent discount for cash all ever
ten dollors
JOHN CHURCHILL, Owner.
Harry GlIchrlst E. F. Clayton
Auctoneer Clerk
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:G'cai>i Eriscnpa! Church Nctrs
Sunday school Rally Day SUNDAY
"2.oh"r the twenty fourth. TIL. mo
Hr n is cn the subiec, of world onoe,
ard il Will E,o worth your w...i;c tc .:
tend.
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Pleasant Liy.Ycr.Lny,

Physicians generally agree that the
nanscating. unpleasant effects OF Gallo
me. arc duc to the undeSrably violent
action 1t has en- the system. For long
while various substitutes have been
tried. but 1t was only recently that the
really wonderful remedy, HV-YER.
Ian was prepared successfully by l..
X Grisby.
ilF.NER-LAX has all the good, and
none Of the bad effects Of calomel. 1t
Is necessity In every home, always
being ready to cleanse the sluggish
liver and bile clogged system, with no
unpleasant after effects.
LlF.YER-LAX Is guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money will be i'm
mediatcly refunded. Insist on the orig
inal bearing the likeness OF j.. X.
ties at Laurens Drug Co.
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Richard G. Trayers, as the soldier
sweetheart Of "The White Sister," en-
acted his role with exceptional skill,
while Jack Thorn, as Fillmore Durand,
the American artist; Florence Oberle,
as the Marchesa; sydney Ainsworth,
as Captain Ugo Severi; Thomas Com
merford, as Monsignor Saracinesca;
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TYLERSVILLE NEWS,

Tylcrsville, Aug. 23.-Thc protract-
ed meeting started at Sandy Springs
Sunday evening and will continue
throughout tho week.
Miss Ina May Pitts and brother,
Pascal, visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Poole and family few days last
week
Mr.. w. b. Clark Of Greenwood has
been visiting relatives and friends in
the ncighhorhood
Mr.. J. s. Craig has returned home
from an extended trip to northern
points.
Misses Fac and Allenc Tucker and
brother Marion. from near Woodruff.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Il. p. Poole and
family last week.
Miss Nonnie Clark has returned
home from Cordova, where she has
been attending n house party.
Miss Velma Cely from near Pied
mont, has returned to her home after
a very delightful visit to Miss Lille
Peterson
Mrs. w p. Poole and children at
tended services at Rocky Springs
Sunday morning.
On account Of the rain only a small
crowd Of people were able to attend
the old soldiers reunion Those pres
ent however report q very delightful
time. a bountiful dinner was sprea(
under the trees and was greatly en-
joyed by all.
Miss jamie Donnan has returned tC
her work in Columbia after a very de
lightful vacation with relatives ant
friends at home.
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The reading of very interesting

The reading Of a very interesting
article written by Capt w. a. Stands,
from his sickroom, "Thc Confederate
Veteran" read by Miss Irene Wright,
a granddaughter of the Confederacy,
was greatly enjoyed Next came a
song, when the Roll is Called Up
Yonder."
a mcmoriam on the death of L. s.
Machray, an honorary member, by
chairman G. NJ. Hanna, was then read.
The following answered to the roll
call: G. NJ Hanna, ]. Il. Todd, j. Will
son Blakcly, w. G. Templeton; hon
orary members, W. B. Clark, W. f.
Wright.
The original roll Of the company
was ordered to be placed in the Ma
tional bank Of Clinton for safe keep
ing.
The following resolution was adopt
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PATTERSON REUNION.


The third reunion of the Patterson
family was held August the 10th. Ow
ing to inclemcnt weather we could not
meet at the usual place, the Robin
Patterson spring, but Mr.. w. ID. Pat
terson kindly opened the doors of his
home and welcomed each and every
one who came. Despite lowering
clouds and muddy roads seventy-four
members and friends Of the family
were in attendance.
The program for the day was abbrc-
Waited to certain extent by the nom
attendance Of some participants. We
were called to order by our chairman
Mr.. ]. Lee Langsto nand all joined in
singing Rock OF Ages, after which
we were led in player by Rev. J. *.
Holman. Rev. W. NJ. Owings made a
short but very appropriate talk.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and the roll called. Sixty mem
bers were present. Nine new mem
bcrs have boon enrolled the past year
three by marriage and six by birth
An excellent paper on "The Changes
since our Grandfather's Day" was
read by Mrs. NJ. G. Patterson. \ dou-
Bile reading Every Year, was given
by Mrs. J. Ben Hunter and Miss Grace
DeShields. Our little song birds,
Kathleen and Martha Patterson again
| delighted us with their sweet voices
in Sweet and Low" and "May-Timc"
Miss Iona Poole in charming way
rccited THAT Hired Girl. Resolu-
tions on the death Of Mrs. Mary Lang
ston Dobbins, the only member of the
last reunion. were read by Mrs. j. NJ
DcShiclds
"Will There be Any Stars in My
Crown" was then sung.
The entire program was we'll ren.
dcrcd and Mrs. NJ. G.. Patterson, chair.
man OF the program committee has
the thanks of the family for her cf
forts in getting up the program as wa:
shown by her rc-appointmcnt on sale
committee with Miss Louise Patter
son and Baxter DeShields as assist
ants.
Chairman Langston and the sccrc
tary also were rc-appointed.
1t Is needless to speak OF the din
ner as all who have ever attended on
of our gatherings know how the din
nor hour is enjoyed The closing cx
crciscs were an earnest prayer by MI
, W. p. Patterson, the head of the fam
lily. The next meeting will be Thurs
day before the fourth Sunday in Au
gust, 1916, at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. w. ID. Patterson
Secretar!
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ed:
Whereas, our much loved Command
ant, w. A. Stands, is unable to be
with us on account Of sickness;
Therefore be it resolved that we,
the members Of Co. II, 18th Reg. s..
pathy and prayers in his affliction."
Dinner was served on the grounds.
A picnic was held in the afternoon.
A good day was spent but it was a
little damp.
w. T.. Wright, Sec.
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INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM THE COUNTY
Continued from Page one.)

piano and violin selections together
male quartet. A special feature of
the occasion will be a piano solo by
a visiting lady from Florida who Is
81 years Of age. This itself will be
worth the price of admission. After
delightfully."- fcasting to the full on the
good things musical, another feast OF
refreshing ice cream and cake Will be
served Everybody is invited and
promised good and profitable time.
Chldren'S Day which was observed
Sunday at Bcthabara church was a
very pleasant occasion. a splendid
program Of appropriate exercises was
people, trained and directed by Miss
Eloisc Brown and others. An address
by Rev. w. p Turner was timely and
inspiring. Dinner was served on the
grounds in great abundance. The eX-
erviccs were attended by an overflow
ing house and everything was enjoyed
and conducted in the best Of order.
Supt. r.. S. Griffin was master Of cere
monies. The people of Bethabara,
who are noted for their hospitality, de-
serve much credit for the days enjoy
ment
The news of the death Of Mrs. Fan
ME Stokes Of Mountvillc Friday brings
sorrow to the hearts Of her friends
and acquaintances here.
Misses Blanche Pinson and Lille
Culbcrtson are enjoying some needed
rest and recreation among the noun
tains near Hcndcrsonvillc
Miss Jessie Kay Of Grccnville is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. G. Rasor
Mr.. Cambcll Davenport and family
of Augusta arc spending a few days
here with their home people.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller Of Whit
mirc arc stopping few days here
with kinfolks on their way from the
mountains.
Miss Hattie Baskin, daughter Of Dr..
c. l.. Baskin of Temple, Ga, is spend
ing few weeks with Miss Lille Gull
bertsOn.
Miss Lula Ionor Of Columbia, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. Il. Grif-
fin.
Mrs Anna Wells and daughters Of
Atlanta. arc visiting Mr.. Sam Crisp's S
family.
a revival meeting is in progress at
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POPLAR SPRINGS NEWS.

Poplar Springs, Aug. 1G.-Mr. Cal
vim Norman and wife, also Mcssrs
Lude and Belt Norman were the
guests Of their sister, Mrs. W. s. Walk
er for several days the past week.
Mr.. Bailey Walker and family, al
80 Mr.. Melvin Burnette and sister, are
visiting Mrs. s. f. Walker and other
relatives in this community.
The protracted meeting began al
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-08-25
"THE WHITE SISTER"
Is MASTERPIECE IN
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART

jfHHlOuS ACtICSS liWOiGhilhcS Ill Chlh
Greatest Work From the Pen of the
Renowned Author. +. Marion Craw-
ford.
Viola Allen has immortalizcd ."Thc
White Sister" in film. This master
piece Of the late Il. Marion Crawford,
one of the worlds foremost authors,
is now ready to be presented to the
public in the greatest photoplay ever
produced. This picture will be shown
at The Idle Hour on Monday, August
goth.
The genius OF this famous actress
has been the means Of bringing out all
the intense dramatic action, all the
delicate touches OF pathos, all the
lights and shadows of Mr.. Crawford's
greatest work, with unsurpassed cN-
cellence. Essanay has spared no ex-
pcnse in the making of the most elab-
crate settings to fulfill the multifa
| rious scenic conditions OF the play,
with the result that The White Sis
ter" is as perfect a photoplay in every
respect as it Is possible to construct.
Although this is Miss Aliens first
appearance in photoplay, her wide eN-
pcricncc on the stage, her great tai
ent and the fact that she has the type
OF beauty that photographs exception
ally we'll, has combined to win her an
unparalleled success in her work.
Viola Allen Enthusiastic Over Play.
Miss Allen entered into this new
field with great enthusiasm. She was
i a warm personal friend OF the author
Of "Thc White Sister," and of his
family, anu it was largely through the
interest of the latter in the filming o,
the book that she consented to enact
the role in which she made such 6
signal success on the speaking stage
She grew moro enthusiastic as the
work progressed, and took an active
part in criticiZng and reviewing The
various scenes, with the result tina
she has created a masterpiece.
Il have been wonderfully interested
in the production OF this play" sh'
Edcclarcd. I'm tact, it has been revc
lation to me. The wonderful tcchni
cal apparatus of the ESSanay studios
the care and watchiulness OF all de
tail as well as the skilled work il
making the play a thing OF life an
beauty and action, is a marvel to me
There is nothing | wish for NOR
IN
dous success, which, not speaking o
my own sincere efforts, the work 0
Essanay assurcdly warrants"
Miss Allen has shown wonderful
| different conditions Of work on til
speaking stage to tnat in photoplays
She not only graspcd al the essen
tials with quickness and ease, bu
through her personality created sue
an atmosphere that players with whol
she had never taken any parts wer
} enabled to act with entire harmon
with her Interpretation OF "The Whit
Sister,"
TraycrS Acts With Skill.
Richard G. Trayers, as the soldie
sweetheart of "The White Sister" er
acted his role with exceptional skill
while Jack Thorn, as Fillmore Duran,
! the American artist; Florence Oberl
S as the Marchesa; sydney Ainswortl
; as Captain Ugo Severi; Thomas Con
merford, as Monsignor Saracinesca
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ANNUAL REUNION.

Co. +. Enjoyed Annual Outing at
LnngstOn Church on the 10th.
Co. T., 1dth Regiment S. C. V. met
for its annua, reunion on August 19,
at Langston church. Devotional OK
cricses were conducted by Comrade J.
II. Todd.
Stands, on account Of sickness, Com
radc G. NJ. Hammer, vice president
over the meeting, and gave an inter
csting report from Capt w. A. Shands
Then followed song by the youne
people. "Shall We Gather at the
River?"
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Poplar Springs yesterday.

Poplar Springs yesterday.
Mr.. G. P. South and Miss Maggie
Sue McNinch were married at the res
.idence of Mr.. N. E. Cooper last Tues
day, Rev. w. Fl. Waters officiating.
The Ware Shoals second nine came
over again last Wednesday and played
Ethe Poplar aggregation, the result be-
ing to IA in favor Of Poplar. The
Poplar boys went to Ware Shoals last
Saturday and got beat, the score be-
ing to 1, but the Ware Shoals team
played their first nine pitcher.
Mrs. Robert Coleman and three of
her children spent the day with Mrs.
J. T.. Simmons yesterday.
Miss lGlrod from Piedmont is spend
ing awhile with her sister, Mrs. E. A.
| Pitts.
Misses Minnie and Barnie Wallace
are spending awhile with their sister,
Mrs. j. T. Pitts.
Mr.. ii,wcll Watkins went down to
Greenwood Saturday to stand the ex-
animation for q rural mail carrier for
Ifroutc No. | from Ware Shoals. There
were only 80 who stood, SO somebody
will be left out.
Little Mary Simmons, whom we re-
ported as being quite sick last week is
much better at this writing.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-08-25

..Just received the largest shipment
of Enamel Ware ever brought to I.ar-
rcns. This is extra fine quality, but
by buying the quantity we are able
to give YOU prices lower than ever
offered before for first class goods.
Call and sec our display.
S. ~ Il E. Fl. WILKES & CO.
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Whenever You Need General Tomb
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties Of QUININB
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriclles the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. SO cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-08-25
How to Cure n Spraln.

a sprain may be cured In about one
third the time required by the usual
treatment by applying Chamberlain's
Liniment and observing the directions
with each bottle. For sale by Laurens
Drug Co.