davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17

Una lamentable equiyoeaci6n:
-Este chichon, amigo milo. dice I'm
~fren6logo e~xaminando la caheza de
uno de sns ~clientes, ELS una clara senal
de que su caracter es muy cplerico.
mo, no sehor. 81 colerlce es 81 de
mi mujer, que aver me trio un plato
a la caheza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
FRANCISCO cAPEIlLA.

-Pueden ustedes imaginarse una
cosa peor que una girafa con angina?
-dijo una maestro de historic natu-
raj d sus discfpulos.
Sf, contest6 un nino.
zQn6? -Pues I'm cienpies con
callos,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
uN oRlsPo CON AuToRlpAp
de REY,

aaH MFMrNNN
La ~frecuente succession de aconteci
mientos anarquicos %yinieron Dor FIN a
eonmoYer a las au~toridades de los dos
mundos. ri cielo clamaba yenganza
de tanta sangre ~inocente que a dla-
rio empapaba los prados virgenes gel
antique imperio de los lncas. Sc ne
cesitaba un hombre extraoTdinario pa
IA r~estableeer ell 6rden; pero para clio
era NECESSARILY trasplantari pnr decirio
asf. a las Americas 81 poder Real de
TODD I'm emperador. Carries v no va
clio i'm instante en- dar ese paso que
va su regente habfa denegado, nom
brando para ell puesto al doctfsimo y
~preclaro prelado, Obispo de Barco Dc
Avila, Don Pedro de la Gasea. Don
Pedro rehus6 al principle asumir tan
onerosa responsabilidad a menos qpe
Sc lie diera tanta autorldad como u
Que ejerciere Ell Seberano espano en-
fdentica situation. Ais fijar sus con-
dicloues dijo ell Obispo: "Ye no pido
ftropas nj recursos de ningun generpi
mi habito y mi breyiario me serviran
para Ell desempeno de mi mission; Pc
70 de NADIA podre responder, 81 carez'
co de las facultades necesarias para
~resolver, segun los casos que ocurran,
y para ~ejecutar Il resuelto a tempo
Y sin obstacuios. MO pido bienes pa
ra mi; d mi edad y con mis- achaques,
| gustarfa mas de estar descansando en-
mi patria; 81 exijo la a%utoridad regia,
Els solo para Ell meior seryicio de 5.
M HOS poderes y extraordinarias
prerrogatiyas lie fueron ~etorgadas al
EObispo de la Gasca por Real Decreto
que a Ietra Zee:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
c0NZALo PlZARRo Y IA
sEeUNpA GUERRA
CIVIL.

Mo aueriendo Gonzalo Pizarro hacer
case de las pFoposiciones de paz que
lie hicIeran los correligionarios dei TO-
ven Almagro, le declare a este gueFre-
70 Ia muerte, produciendo Ell pronuns
ciamiento todas las consecuencias de
una guerra d~esastrosa y deshaciendo
de un golpe cast todos los ~adeiantos
oue la industrial euFepea habia aesa-
rroIlado en- las regIones del pals con
uuistado; acarreando Ia caotica sitpa,
cion la ruina cast total, de las nueyhs
eelcnias. lAsf andaban las cosas en
eI Peru cuando Ell emperador Carlos y
sahedor de 10 que pasaba, auiso poner
dique a los desmanes de los insupor'
dinados y rebeldes jefes DE una y otFa
de las facciones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17

-Hay mas locos que sabios Y en- 81
sabio mismo hay mas locura que sabi
duria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17

W u ~ TO- M| NN. TAN III |LfL. H. N.MU
Estatele advsRldQ ave HAfntlo algpna
ccba deska' ehlerehes ~ pTavehr, eea
dado shuic ala persona ave proveye.
redes, para entretarta,a aye Nos pro
xnemes AZ Ias cosas que PneL estoble'
rem kaeas . haqaren spieT tneps
Nueskras voluntad, porgue como aulera
que blen que vcs, dele 2 entsndsr ape
10 podrlamos pfeYesr por vlrtud df
Nuestru Radef general " g~usrels ha,
Ger ansl par asakamlenP Nuestro' Y
sambleni afsarfls adbertldp, que no ha
hels de- pfRvasr geheFHaflon alpuns
para o6nnNisss DE- HHeF8 los oflelps
que pievsyefeHes, GENE eleboes' aYl
saFeIs faea peFsaHae En- cullen lpI
proveaIs y ds sne eaBasdes, para qp'
Nos prdvsRMaa ~ aye ~ de NusatFs
serulolQ.p
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
G~ARelLAso.- o
" MENDOZA,

IDe entire Ell n9mero DE yalientes ga
pitanes que trsjaFan al Per1 Pizarro
j Almagro Sc dastaean dos que, pos
, T su sabeF VI pericia milikaF contrk
bnyeron tanto eamo los PiEarros y los
Almagros al glorioso ensanchamientn
de las. colnnias espaholes en- fl inmens
SO te~rritarlo que '~comprendta "a pala'
bra sfPerds' Fnernn ellos Garcia
Lasso, como Pedro Ayias, sueero v q,
seslno que fu6 de Balboa lIeYa an O.
historic Ell nombFe del famose noeta
toledano qua VIVID a principles del
sigIo XVI en- Espaaa Gafeilasso de "a
Vega no Sc sahe como yinleTa ell
nombre de Garcia Iasso . cnrromperi
Sc ca el de Gaypilasso, asl como % -
sahe ccR@ ViHlera q cofrompeFse en
RI de aPedrsriasin pere sea csc QeHla
fuere Ell Garcilasso del Perd, que asl
is llamaremos fne 81 ano o. 1898.
nombrado por PlzaFTo, e~oberpador De
Cuzco En, Cugeo eas6 con una pFinl
cesa pernans. hija del Inca, de cupa
matrimonio naei6 81 ann de is2a, q
ctlebre, primer indlo histerladof, q
liiamadp GaFcllassR 6 a vega, qpleu
Gsura en- Ia histcfis de Espana, tantc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17
EJEcuei0N n uLTlMAS
RALABRAs pc
RlZARRo.

La entrada de Ia Gasea a Cuzco
marca una era en- la historic del Perl
Con la captnra de Gonzala de Ptza-
rro Sc remevi6 ell mas peligroso enc
migo de la pag y snciego de las pro-
yincias conquistadas; pero 81 desana-
cion era n~ecesaria e inevitable, razon
poFque de prento Sc lie form6 ipicip;
fue aeusado de crimen de gesa maies-
tad (traicionl y s~entenciado q ser de-
capitado. La sentepcia Sc ejecuto
con toda Fegulafidad y precision,
Despues que huho Pizarro ~confesado-
Sc en- la plaza pdblica de ejecncinnes
de la eiudad de Cuzco, q principles del
mes de Mayo de 1850. Las dltimas
palabras de Figaro fueron, hablando
le a su verdugo; Haz bIen ~ ofieie
heFmaRo Jusn.s Asf muri6 81 nltimc
vastago de- los PiEarroa despues dc
iMmortalizar~ sus nombrese con haza
mas y c~rneIdades sin iguak
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17

A6mberg. Ia capital de Eslicia. Is
uno de los robiettVos de las p~reseutes'
opaIaoionss riHas en- contra de les ale
names apstfoshdnesrns, y los teutp.
mes pelear6n rudamente anfes do &C.
der aBta importante cludad q sus enc.
mlgos. In ferrooarril core des6e
.Bnody. recientemepte tornado por los
rusos, hasta Lemberg, y las dos ciu.
dades esttn como a 50 millas de dis
fracla uaa &c T. etfa LeHbefs fpk
conquistada por los rusos el 2 de Sep
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17

Va ucl W MHNHANs NS'V@H
auez,- eregoFlo A6pez; @salmPron'
Herman Perez
De HAscA I'm IL RERus
pERH0TA v MuERTE
pE RlzARR0.
Los poderes de que yenia lnYestido
de 10 Gasca cpmpTepdian los euatFo.
fnerosi a civil, FL criminal el miiitaT
y Ell ecIesfastico, 81 cuyas cuatro este
ras su autoridah era superior al De to-
dos u cada una de los funcionariQs pd-
blicus, no s0lamente en- la 'NuevQ Cas-
tilla1 0Sud America) sino u en- la
'Nueva EspaiaH tM6xico1 ~quedando
halo sns ordenes el virrey de Mexico,
Don Antonio do Mendoza y las Audi
encias de Mexico v Panama. dopia,
debidamente aukenticada del decrete
que ACADIA de Ieer Ell lector, habia sidp
enviada a los ofIciaies encargadps del
gobierno en- en- Nueto Mnndo, de mo-
do que de Ia Gasca tenfa a su DISPOSE
lci0n TODD 10 ~hecesarto, inciusos Ell q
~jeroito, "a iglesia vi 81 erario, para haF
Ger respetar sus mandates.
Mlegado que hubo de la Gasca a las
costas del PERT hlzo prsgonar por 70
da Ia TERRA sus poderes RECURRENCE "a
sumislon pacifica de todos los bandos.
All mismo tempo enyi6 al Virrey Men
doza 6rden para Due sin demora le SUI
mipistrara 81 nQmero de soidados que
de IA Gasca crey0 %necesario para au.
mentar eli ejercito que tenfa va EN- pie
de guerra en- Panama, Reunidas sus
f~uerzas con las que le enviara 81 Yi-
rrey Mendoza, emprendio su viaje, re-
cibiendo en- todas las ciudades de IA
costa pronto " re1dido reconocimieni
to de su autpridad, No bien Sc hahia
internado de Gasca en- territorio pc
ruano cuando recibio aviso de que
1 Gonzalo Pizarro .habia rehusado rsco'
nocer su autoridads ~ que marchaba q
la cabeza de SUI ejercito a presentaI
batalla. BESIDE luego pTdeno Dc Ia
Gasca q sus generates que pasaran re
vista del ejercito Y sc ap%restaran para
batir ali rebelte conquistador, que ha
bia va salido de Guzco con su ejercito
I'm la llanura de aSaxsahuana,' nc
muy leios de Cuzco, se avistaron
fAbriI 8, 155Ol los dos ~eiercitos, am
hos a~yanzando en- sordel de batalla
De Gasca, queriendo eyitar un derra'
mamiento de sangre requirio ell rem
dimiento de Bizarre Y sus tropas pro
metiendoles psrden absolute y rete.
ner a Pizarro como gobernador del
PERI. A las sahias y p~rudeHtes IN
timaciones del pbispo accedieron lue'
70 los oficiales Y tropas de PizaFro.
rindiendose Observation-Disclosures q "a
nueya %autoridad. Pizarro, viendose
abandonado de sus soldados Sc quiso
fugar, pero fu9 apTesado por sus mis-
mos soldados y entregado a de Gasca,
quien ordepo one Sc le lIeyaara q Cuz'
90, donde serfa juggado y ~ejecutado,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-17

verdad que nunca, mientras viva
mos, o~lvidaTemos esa primorosa ma
mana On que juntas fnimps a daF Ha-
cias en- Ia peqaaha iglesita, tan hana
de ~recuerdos. 4?
M. G. GARCIA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-18

Letter mes Tor sale at fne Leader
office. Price s5e. , for stoo.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
MISS POWELL TALKS TO MOTHER

MISS POWELL TALKS TO MOTHERS
Agricultural College, Miss.,J 24.A
/: Education of the mothers and the in
creasing sale of canning club prod
ucts by the grocers OF the state as q
result of the activities OF the club
members guided by the state and
county home economics agents were
the features Of an address TO the
students of the summer normal here
to-day by Miss Susie V. Powell. state
cooperative home economics work of
the a & NJ College and the Federal
government
From a survey of the grocery stores
| in 80 counties of the state, according
to Miss Pawell, the extension work
ers estimate that half million dollars
worth of the ordinary canned vege-
tables, such as are being put up by can
/ ming clubs, are imported into the state
ANNUALLY. An effort is now being made
| 10 supply this demand from the home
T..
grown products, and in most instances
| the merchants are glad 10 buy from the
canning club girls in preference to i'm
porting goods into the state.
| Turning 10 the other division Of her
subject, Miss Powell said, IF the
daughters of today are equipped with
THE advantages Of industrial educatioi
that were denied the women of the
older generation, and sent back home
TO teach the mothers, the latter are
likely to lose the authority and respect
in the home that are the mothers by
right" She then pointed out that TINS
condition is one of the problems i'm
migrant mothers have TO face when
they fail to understand American Gus
Itoms as readily as do their children.
'"To accomplish the education OF the
mother" she continued, community
clubs are being organized over the
state, and each club has as a distinc-
tive purpose the canning OF home pro
ducts, cooperating selling OF poultry
products, or home demonstration
work"
The state agent then reviewed th9
growth OF the work, showing how IN
six years it had grown from $50 can
ming club members in 2 counties, to
1000 members in al phases OF nome
economies work in 10 counties.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

! Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the under
igned up until noon. July 3, 1916, for
furnishing Forrest county. for Pc
Rod OF three months, with supplies
FOR public works, public building and
public construction, supplies for con-
Wet road crew, and such other sup
plies as may be needed and used, as
per detailed list of all such supplies
now on file in the office of the chan
Gerry clerk; also for coal in carload
lots for the court house. Contract or
contracts will be let to the lowest and
best bidder or bidders. The board re-
serves the right to reject any and all
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
MANY NEW DENTISTS.

Jackson, Miss, June GAS re-
suit of examinations before the State
Dental Examining Board here this
week the following will receive Ii
censes 10 practice the dental profes-
eion in Mississippi:
r K. Watson, OF Vardaman; j. c.
Luper, OF Prentiss; r. L. Griffith, OF
A. NJ Liddell, Of Fayette;
W VI. Thomaskoch, of Lexington;
Robert l.. Dement,, of Atlanta, Ca;
T M Hardy, Of Newton; A. S. VII
izins. Of Louisville, Ky; W H. Stew
art, of Lumberton; /, C Calender, of
AIeadville; c. II. Cole, of Waynesboro,
]. T. Taylor, Of Carrollton, and R, H
Price, Of Marked Tree, Ark.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
DRAKE ESTATE IS
MANSFIELD FRAUD
JACKSON WOMAN LEARNS THAT
FAKERS ARE BEHIND
STORY.

| Jackson, .F1ne 2Z.-There frequently
appears in the American newspapers
romantic story concerning the Sir
Francis Drake estate in England, and
"a search being made for American
heirs to the property.
Many gullible persons, imagining
themselves descendants Of Sir Fran
els Drake, have been mulcted of thou
sands OF dollars chasing this financial
rainbow.
In this connection Mrs Mary Catch
ings Hemingway, who is now visiting
her brother, DR. T. A Catchings, in
this city, has in her possession an in
.teresting letter, written by the Ameri-
can consul general at London in 1903,
lot which the following is an extract:
Il have your letter Of inquiry en-
CLOSING a letter from Mrs. Mary Catch
ngs Hemingway, which, | return EN-
closed.
There is no estate of Sir Francis
Drake. Ii is q fake, pure and simple
A lot Of takers are working ignorant
and disreputable causes, so to speak
This estate has been one that has
been on the list for years that is used
to get money oat of the unsuspecting
Tell Mrs. Hemingway that ] know
what | am writing about. Ambassador
Choate gave out word through the
Associated Press a few months ago
with especial reference to the Drake
estate An ignorant old Jayhawker
has been here all summer drawing Oh
alleged American heirs. These good
people are being defrauded-b uying
gold bricks if you please. Sir Fran
els Drake died in 1856. There is no
suit pending, no claim in court, and
10 claim has ever been made against
the legality Of the various wills from
generation to generation. There never
will be, and if attempted the claim
ants will be dealt with as frauds"
ss>~-ni-
Mrs Hemingway is undoubtedly a
lineal descendant Of Sir Francis Drake,
the genealogy Of the family proving
this beyond question, but together
with her brother, DR. T. A. Catchings,
Me has lonfs since been deluded III
any notioN OF heiags che OF the heirs
70 a large estate
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
.L0VELACE CAPTURED;
WANTS TO Be SHOT
LIFE TERMER WHO ESCRPED
FROM STATE FARM PREFERG
DEATH TQ IMPRISONMENT

Jackson, Miss, June 21.-Pint q
Lovelace. the tall, lanky white man
who escaped from the Rankin county
state convict farm with Two other
prisoners several weeks ago. and who
was captured Tuesday. was brought
10 Jackson yesterday afternoon, and
taken back 10 the farm.
Loyelace was serving a life term IN
prison for The murder Of white man
named Harris in Tishomingo county.
lie Was a "trusty," and had no diff
Guilty in getting away. He was captur-
ed by Sheriff Brown, Of Lee county,
who brought him here yesterday al
terncon He was met at the depot by
Sergeant IGrantham, Of the Rankin
farm, and handcufed was driven to
the penitentiary.
Sheriff Brown says that he caught
Loyelace near the roadside. Lovelace
armed with rifle. had demanded food
at a negro'a house. The sheriff secnr-
ed an automobile and proceeded in the
direction the escaped convict had tax
en-. When he came upon the fugitive
the latter raised his rifle to his Shout
der and apparently prepared 10 shoot
the officer The latter, with deputy
stood his ground and with pistol
pointed at the heart of Lovelace walk
ed up and disarmed him.
II wish you had shot me" Loyeiace
said later TO the officer.
AS LOveldce, handcuffed, sat iii The
waiting room Of the union depot after
his arrival here yesterday he attract
ed a great deal OF attention from 4
curious crowd. He was exceedingly
nervous and once or twice minated to
officers having him in charge that lie
was afraid Of someone in the depot.
THAT is the brareSt man } ever cap /
tured.' remarked Sheriff Brown, point
ing 10 his prisoner, and if anyone
thinks he is a coward and afraid Of any
thing thew have another guess coming"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
ROWAN. To HEAD
NEW SAN|TAR|UM
FORMER INSPECTOR Will EE m
CHARGE or THE PROPOSED
TUBERCULOSIS HOME.

Spcciul 10 The Nel0S.
jackson, Miss, June 24-Dr. w. II.
Rowan, who resigned two years ago
las state sanitary inspector TO accept
a position with the government and
The Rockefeller Foundation for health
and sanitary work in Central America,
has been elected superintendent Of
the Mississippi tuberculosis Sanitar-
ium TO be established in this state at
once Dr. Rowans health was not
tries to the south, and he came home
two weeks ago. He will resign to ac-
cept the position to which he has just
been chosen at meeting OF the State
Board Of Health.
The committee of the Board o.
Health which has in charge the selec-
ton of a site for the sanitarium, and
also the calling for bids 10 construct
the Will HItct at an tdi -
date 10 perfect the details.
The Board OF Health has received
from a Hattiesburg citizen, whose
name is withheld, an offer to donate
the sum of $4,000 towards paying the
expenses of establishing the tubercu-
losis hospital He also offered to
give go acres Of land for the institu-
lion, south of Hattiesburg, on the Gulf
al Ship Island Railroad. The cash
% 81 v z swas made q sagI. 49,
rings g 1t, no conditions being men
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
TOWN GENIUS PAINTS
FENCE; TROUBLE FOLLOWS

Daley, Mich, June 24-The remark
able genius of Joshua Tripe. the vii
|Eage sign painter, may result in a
sui for damages being brought
against the village.
Tripe, few days ago completed a
nail course in sign painting, and TO
show his skill painted a board fence
10 the side of a barn standing along
the main street. 1t looked so natural
that several farmers have skinned
their nuckles trying to hitch their
teams to it.
The climax came, however, when
Tripe's bulldog chased a stranger
down the street, who, in trying to get
away. ATTEMPTED to Jump the supposed
fence and nearly knocked his brains
cut.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
GOT MARRIED on JOY RIDE:
SAID IT WAS NEWS TO Hill

Elyria, Ohio. June 24-Judge w. X
in annuling the marriage
of Harry Longwell, of Cleveland, and
Mona Rheams, waitress Of this city,
condemned the practice of getting mar
ried while on a joy ride. LongWell
testified he met Miss REeams three
months ago, when he was asked TO
stand up with her at the wedding of
Emma Bogar, co-waitress, and Col.
Eessig. He accompanied the trio on
a joy ride 10 Denver after the we'd
ding, he said, and didn't know any
thing until later he learned he had
married the Rheams girl.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
ROOSTER FOLLOWED
MISTRESS ON TRAIN

Kingston, Y. c., June 23.-"Eli2a,
the pet rooster Of Mrs. c. s. Which
ard, living near here tnamed before
he left his egg, sneaked aboard a
railroad train al VandemeIe and hid
himself in the baggage car
After the train had gone several
miles he tiuttered 10 the ground and
ran along beside the train until he
saw Mrs Whichard. Then he few
through window and roasted on he
seat beside her.
Mrs. Whichard, who is the wife of
an engineer took hiia the rest of the
forty odd miles to Washington, where
she shipped him back in boz
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
~ GOODRICH Barefoot" Tires
I " are light II weight, and close
~ grained.


is to be 3 inches in thickness: also for
the scraping and painting of the entire
iron parts of said bridge with coats
of red lead and linseed oil paint, or
its equivalent Contract TO be let to
the lowest and best bidder. The board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids Certified check of 800 re-
quired to be filed with each bid
Given under my hand and seal this,
June 10th, 1916.
Herbert ellis,
Chancery Clerk.
81 }. S. GarrawaY,
Deputy Clerk.
'10-4 salts.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received up until noon,
July 3, 1916, by the undersigned. for
the reconstructio on of the entire wood
parts of Leaf River bridge, at the in
tersection of Leaf and Bouie rivers.
All lumber dimensions TO be the same
as the present, except flooring, which
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

lD-3 salts.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-07
Ask Them in Advance.

Mr.. n. b. Dial, Of Laurens, who is al
ways actively interested in public af-
fairs, writes The News and Courier
asking if something cannot be done t.
make biennial sessions an issue before
the people in the legislative elections
all over the State this summer. 1t can
be and should be.
Mr.. Dial has already been doing what
he could to force the Sucsti0n to the
front. At the State Convention last
week he introduced resolution com
mitting the Democratic party to the
support Of the proposition but ma
iority of the committee on resolutions
was against this; although the rcsolu-
ton came within two votes Of receiv-
ing a favorable report from the COM
mittee.
There is plenty Of sentiment in ia
vor of biennial sessions. All that is
needed is a campaign to pledge enough
members Of the General Assembly to
be sure that the necessary constitu-
tiOnal amendment will be brought to
a vote. If when the campaign meet
ings are held somebody in each coun-
ty will call upon the legislative can
didateS to express themselves on this
subject the situation can be brought to
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-07

Liycn up your sluggish fvcr! Feel
.'ne and cheerful; make -four work q
Pleasure: be vigorous aud full of am
bi'lon. Blu; take no nasty. dangerous
calomel because Il makes you sick
and vcu nay lose days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones
Calomcl crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing.
Listen to me-If you want to enjoy
the incest gentlest liver. and bowel
cleasing you ever experienced just
take a spoonful of harmless DodSon's
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-07
!. head without any difficulty.


There are some good men who stu
believe that it is necessary to have
the legislature meet every year, bu;
they are in a small minority and tho
facts against them are overwhclminG
In clinging to the present plan South
Carolina presents an exhibition Of.
backwardncss which mas long been
expensive and which Is becoming nor
so all the while.
Nevertheless, there will be no re
form until the people assert them
selves. Mr. Dial has the right idcG
A group Of citizens i'm every couMtl
ought to make it their business to sec
that candidates for the legislature this
summer shall discover i'm advance Of
the last Tuesday in August how Trey
stand and how they will vote. News
and Courier.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-06-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
MEET AZ HIGHLAND HOME
DihlS Township InterdcRominationa
Sunday School Convention to Meet
June 10th.

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