Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Quick Relief When Utterly Worn Out Getting the Blood in Order Is Required By Most People. IJ If you think yii hnve trono tn qmnsh nnd fit < y for like llscarii. I :y s s. 1. for thi I . !. It wiI sut-;-is. .N-itl tob know What call !.4 tlnt for henith o t lt,9 blood: Is rieI iof lite excess 4-f bodly wastes tht kei i i fronm uxercising Its full Iiasui e of li ly repair. If You feli pt yid wit, go to nny drug store and ask fir a oi 1. if S. N. N. livre is a uuinieidy that geis a work in a twink I!! ; It just riinti::y rus!s right Into yoir b41 , 1.sv:i::ers :.rlns rii:t and left, lIII andi cown i n 11141 w"11y".1 S Y01u f0i btie at 111. not f:'o: a itim 111til I , it frainl the ac tio '1 f <4!r -.:sI , lit frain the rati itina ilic i a naiint al iuedl. C(lii' h i' tingredInt ii S. S. S. serve the netie liurpos- ifd :tw :u n thle cevllular tiFSuos of tl i".iY t'.it ty idek out from the I.I.-od their, ownt cs;-it ial nuttritnent annl -thu ropa ir wirk in .. at oncie. The relief -is feer iall oveor the s.%aen 11.) not 11(1!'14 t to :.:ot a lI- th' of q. S. 'S. tofiy. It will ilako yoi fei leotter' Inl just a few ininits. It is p:'eparei inly in the la iirty Th Swift Spieltic 0i., "ao Swift 1I"Id .. .\:lit a. : . Senil f.r their fri. bik tviltLi of ith- manY strantre con dliimis lint tilit t'o lituiain falmily by reason of hupioveri..hit i.iood. Til e for ('lentiini Streains in Laut rens ('ounty. State of South ('arolina, Citi'ity of laItur'ins. Itr-sill to mn .\ct Of the (jeneral \ssublly of South Carolina, therefor Ht()V iI ill''g iw it resolvi l, by tle 3oa I'd of ('1 i :y Coiminissioiers of lauirens entuiuy inl th1 .stI:I te afor0esa Iid: ThlatI 1 following- periods he and the saitie :shereby tixed for thei cleanfing. of si "ts w l itin" satid county for and] 6,: , :: the year .. I). 191i to wit: Tl. iIl stratus within said Coui I .1,tl biie (italilI out as required by lw during the period ibeguining the lir ayof I'iira ty and eniling the l % way of ltreh, and that they shall us~a n i he ultndwit hin th piriod be l'the liitenith da o1% f lul and thi t-tis: day of August. halownert a lid 1a11 and rsolS in o:' lainh, art. lo: lh otified r. inir.- to cleanl 1tin-ir streams1 the d~ov namd ; riod-z, :SZ. (.. -ill ee lar l o ineu thi., 7 1h day of lan A. Id~l~lit ai i. 11. Seai l' I-:lT \ Superlvisor. iii F''ees for 111a and l'ed. 1 ar t \ili 14, on of t. S hel I'u 1 il~li iii l .gtaI u . lil'ti t-:l tT I I i 'i l' Sa e rko . o lv a ': :1t al iti1 11.\i intl ale-1-1s ite hli 10 i .1i irklyhe liem ous llandrt f i tops I falloIn.a- liir og an ua utich. i'a Tfnours haeyir i tul of dantd r f thnd lopk prealty, ytt enn aOlmosIt al m edi atl ramn v ufyth can mi~~akigllit glbeaut y hc and fhaitif'bm heis I hf h'ariiIan SanId, lnea f tel mstf edp tonics kown.e' s o hi s odf Partisianh' I.isaeano.ily sihdates yiour frnises the1 a n rishmtentio nede to makew it oon, ab y(undaotntanra din. with li. .' use't.oni appuiliion removesl every, tragis fandrf nandve Youca-ntig is~nthe diapitdithai bIs hrmes-si'~ii and llatly perfud toic for' te if otinyg tso tiod forii 3.1ituali ly i' a py 'I ut - t-l'y Ie'/y, 1)011 Thei Iliver Illutish2 and Iiative, IirM s ow tilii m na!s:-. * WATTS MILL NEWS. * * . . * . . . . . . 4' 'Watts Mtill, Feb. E.31s Eunice Henderson, principal of Watts Mill ight school, spent Saturday and St'nday with her parents, at Simpson illle. R1ev. 11. .1. Williams, or Greenville, S C., recently telivered a lecture here at the aptist, chttch onl "Palest I ne". I was a very fille lectture and greatly C!joyed b-y all present. Thle Ilptist Woman's .155ts!onlary s0. ciety will hold a lutisisonj study cIass a tihe church nl e:t week. Tihe l eade r of tle ciass is seudinug out written in vilttions to all tile Imimbers ug.-ging thetu to attend. Quite a nutimber of outr people welit over to the C., N & L. track at the untion statiotn last weeAk to s'e the car' froim "Mex ico". The Royal Ambassadors, Itnder Miss Arie iProwiilee and the Stt unhea ins :'tider Mrs. A niie li edgeiiet h, are plan ling for an1 "Amitbassador and Sen beam Commitnity Wali" to be held at the library February Is, 11.) atd 2ti. All Inoney raised frot sale Qf tiekt t. ete.. will be titrned over to the treasuri er of tile librair and will be used inl paymnent of furnliture and incidental exputses of library anld night sc l.t. "CASCARETS" RELIEVE SICK, SOUR STOMACH .los Ie aelds, gases an11d cogged-uip iaste from Stouich, Liher, Howels -iure Inigestion. Get, a 10-cent box now. That aw ful sourness, belching of acid and fouil gases; that pain in tle pit of tle stoiiach, the heaithur:.. ner vousness, nausea, bloating after' vat ing, dizzi ness and sick ieada tie. nieanus a disordered stomach, which can not be regulated utitil you remiove the cause. It isn't your stomach's fault. Your stomach is as good :s aniy Try Cascai'ets; they iImtediItly (leanuse the stoliach. treinove thl.a soi.' tuol igesteod and fei'tmnIi ting rood : nd foul gases ; t.he the excess bile I'oi thle liver and'enrry off thie constip1,11at wa*.ste matterl and( p1"oiso from tile howels. Then you~r stoilnach trouble is thild . .\ Cascaret totnight will straighten you out by ilorning.I-a Ill c(ent box frolm any drug store will etiep yourt' stoiliach Sweet: liver lund howels rgula for montihis. Don't fwln.vt the childrn-11-their. little inl s nhlt ne'd a good, gnt,111 claning. I too. * * * * * * * * * * * * 4 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * tf o r :ananity is ,: .. \r. At1mar lititoll, w\ho has no: i.In n I ood !o alth I, PI:;,rovt:ng ..y \l:-. CD r! 1".nl0t: \;i (I so~e o I rhw ik it l ,r i li w k .\ r. N'al , I lius :1!1, .\ r. .\ r .. . the gueSs W Y r*ha S idt i.-h: EAT CABIBAGE, FISH SAUSAGE, NEW BREAD '3(' li: tin, 14411, Itirne' orl'I - littoniefood yout ita hit back -* soltr, gag-sy stomiach? Now, .\lrI. 0or .\ts )y spteplie. jot lthis downi: P'ape's I )iapo'psin digests ('v(erytiniig, leaving itint to 4our1 andti up4set you1. There' ntevetr was anyt'ihing so) saly tlilekl, so ('er'taIinl y effectivye. No dliffer'ence you wt'ill get. hiappiy relief' in flve mini uite's, butt what pleases you muost is that it strienigthtens anid regulatte y' 3our stomaich'1 SO youi 'ani cat your1 favorIte foodi withlout f leari. .\ost r'emiedies gIve you relief sotme tIimes--they arie slOivt, but not surme. ''Paiie's lia iepsin"' Is (Itick, positive and pts yotur stomatchi in a heaIlhy conititon so the0 tiser'y won't coume back. You feel diff'ermd as soon as "Ptape's Diaipepsin" comes itn contact with t he sIitmach--distrless just vtanishes-you r st(%mach'l gets sweet, no gases, no belch ing, no erueltatiotns of tundlgeste'd foodu, your he : t'clears'. and1 you f'eel (Go now, tmake lie b'st in vesttment y'ou e veri madie, 1by getting a Iarige fifty ctent case 01f Pape i)iapelpsin from any dru'tg store, Yotu realize In fIve mini tiles htowt necedless It Is to suifferi fr'om inidig''st in, dy'spepsia 0or any3 stomach YOl'It ('01,1) IM D.\N~.iI0(US,.. A ('oll is readl 1y cat 'inug. A rutt downi sstent is suisc(pt Idle t germs. Youll (O it to )1 yous('lfI andiu to others of' yourti hitsehiold to light the germs at otnl-e. I ir. I tell's III'i -Tat'-Iliiney is tin' tor' ('olds andt ('oughits. it, loos ('n1 t' .\lutiouis, 51tops the ( ('ouighi and soothe theS ii Aitngs. It's guia'aniteed. ()th- r~c at yotne'( rigis. e* * ** * * *** e e g* * * ON WOMIAlN SUFFRAGE. * To the Editor of The State: I read in The State that two of the brightest and l est beloved of ly "old boys". Joe MeCollough and John Mc Mahan, are introducing In the legisla ture bills in favor of woman sut frage. Now Joe McCullough, as a man of fatilly, -has somie right to know, an(d tlerefore otight to know better; .ohn McMlahan, a hopeless old bach elor', ilas no right to know. and of cotirse does not know. I colress, Mr. E'ditor, that I am in calmlle of forming ani unblased opil ionl oil this subject. The conditions ofl modern life, as affecting the sphere and activities, and therefore tle linterests and rights, of women are so different from those under which I grew upi and lived the larger part of my life that I cal not adjust my old mI ind to tile present situation, and I confess that my opinion Oil tills question is of little worth. But I hold to the negative, becentso i believe thiat L; the selltime t o. -theQ great sileill 'maijority o tile womlenI of South Caro hlna--at least of the most of the wives and illothers, who always: Coil stittie tile great body of the bcst no tci. On ole phase of tile (illestiol only would I venttr'e to express a lie cided opliliol and to state my reasolns. If the zluffrage is to be conferred (i white Women, it Imlulist also equally inclue nego women--let It at least he restrieted to what the lawyers, I include negro women-et it at least linmlarried -womlen and widows and let it not include married women. This is, to mlly mind, tile imost im lortalt view of tile <t est ion--wic hel I amill su(1rprise never to have speen presented elsewhere. The most, of tile best wives Would take their politics from their husband -Would vote, if at all, always as he votes, aLid thus practically give him Iwo votes instead of one. If, h1ow ever, the wife thinks and votes dif ferently from her liish aild --an1d if, as is then m5ost likely to be t he case, she is also strong minded and sharp tonglied---lee is created LI most fruit I'll and constant soirce of dollestIc discord and hliated discussion, ,tun frieily to failily IlIife and ilost hurt :'Il inl its iittiiiience u1pon the childrel. hille m11ost pot ty local (ection1 would sutli'e to light the lame, which Would te long in1 dying out--o be again rI vived at tihl tiext. electioin. aerily a hoiiso divided nyallist itself can not .-lald and is no place for La happy b141n1. .\liy tis "bonev of con tentilon". OeVer exist inl the hom'es of Solith if it should be saiid that I he Il lpr ace Li ir-tiitm aigalint ii trimioniy. I d .1y i: inl th11 nu 0 ft* r olltu n 1E-.. .\ wiiatl \ho wo hili wviyh th i ::10 to i: agains hel r love for a n1-1n Wr her <bosiro for m rig n Ian IE I iIm hi!hlkst of alt tio i h s of h E is ii!o a Ill,iwiman '1.a i ina w eh Eto }w thi i f o 1 Il Ia It- r~h hhe:n t'.w ofhi' c il tIr 'l I i s ELI l ( E L n i~i til nW 'V a and I ~ Ei ii :'riu*w:n ha1, I li 1u-h thE . Lit . ull LimmC l h:. a til by i lEs a be ol i ds.~l:111ai~tie IL- 5ji('j' 1 I S I. 0 Li t ll :\ i ,hV( /.1'-:1 El1EEt IEE i- ' ty to bay yoult tiiiw uiEa. iiEnE'E t at dii'. l fort:i E .i S w :m - I o!t i'i ti' 11i: a y a k fotdreoiner etwln. it to'ir ( atii alff i g s i (oud ( rdl ila Lut f 1 d i~L~ Ii iroies LIIiur ii m etioo I'sal li ly bottlsian th s b e fi vo ('r boe.n b tee ay sneilo th'st t'ly of iti. yo ami hoo hl oin. '.ed hat Dr. (;ier'sb Swamh Roit hsuried mand swould t reotendI your I3ti Sway -oo1t and 1t90u9d.im YoumaypubishthiNlotr Pblic, rY 'lours .\Itl cS. t .\ATi'. CA\Kihii o, R.tl.li. Nol . Y.,obaesamle ich. Subi asorbecdlr an swoorn to bfor mabe atl( l ad for' Vhen DuretnC, Alich.i aI Lettot toeLurnsWel d Dr'ii. ile &rfitycCo.,n oe dori Wh teSaf-osle atill DorFor Sen tten ce'ant o XDr.ii Kleakneso. aingham isrto N.Y., ti sle seuinze' bitle. ft't wil coine anyfe You h witlly lo eced ad booklt of valabl Informtone tlronghaou the idneys11 hand t'ladefr. Whewiionly. it sure andilmenyin the Laurensh Weeld (10d vertiuse~r. t ' Reg lar fifhy-c lnd one-i doelrs bottlesol for al at alldrug **e*.* *.* ** ** * *.** * * * DIALS NEWS. * * * * '* * * * * * ** ** * * * * Dials, Feb. 1.-Miss Jewel Curry was a recent visitor in Fountain Inn. Messrs D. D. Brownlee .and 13. W. Martin, were visitors in Iaurens Aloni day and Tuesday. Miss Eileen Curry has returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in Ihaurens and Clinton. A nunber of our young pe4opleC at tendetl the play .JThe Cricket on the iar'th, at lliclkory Tavern Friday ev e'ling, all of whom report a lost en joyable time. Mrs. W. S. Bolt and children of the "Tavern" spent last Saturday with Mirs. J. Rt. Brownlee and family. Mrs. L. R. 3rooks of Gray Court, spent a couple of days last week with Mrs. I. S. Drooks. MIr. and Mrs. Fred Switzer spent the week-end in the Shiloh conimunity. Miss Luree Abercrombie and broth or Clarence, were business visitor' in Laurens Saturday. 'ir. and Mirs. laskell Gray, were the week-end visitors of 'Mrs. Gray's parents, ir. and Mrs. I arris Curry. Miss laillie Thomason spent the week-end with relaties in Fountain 1211. Aliss 1ininie McDowell of Fountain 1inn, was the guest of her sister Ars. Slates Curry last week. Misses Nell and Clra 'McCall had as their guest Thursday night, Aliss An Mr-s. W. 11. Harris anl(d children, spent. S'aturday night with Mr. 1). 1). iarris an2d family. Mr. and lrs. Floyd Curry and chil dren were visitors of 'Mr. Z. N. Gray tnd famly Sunday. Mr. Fr'ank .100e, of Enoree, spent Sunny with Ir. Sam Curry and fam ily. . Mr. Charlie Mc Call of Greenville, wa*:Is a recent visitor with homefolks. Miss Cecil Owings is at home now lutffering' from an attack of illness. We h1ope( however, she will soon he able to return to Chicora, and restime her Studie s at that institution. THICK, GLOSSY HAIR FREE FROM DANDRFF Gmirls ! Try It ! 113n1r gets Soft, 1ilu1yy anld Ilixuriit il once--No more fulling If yolt car'. for leavy hairl, that istniis with heality and is radilt, with life! has an ineomparable soft Iiess an(d is tluffy and Inustrous, t'y I)tderine. .lst ole application dotIbles the (utoy of your hair, he.4ics it inine diately (dissiolves'( every pmrtic of danldruliff; you canlot have iice, hteavy, hevalthyv hair1 if youl have, daIruf'lfI. This Ituctive seur rols tle ii.hr of 1 s lusitr, its strength and its very lif0, :111d if Iot ov e le it produces a fev ishnei1]ss and itching of the sali; the halr11 root)s fatish, loosenl and die; then tIhi lu,1r falls out 1 *1 iasI. h, l * hi a ir ms b!ieen iile t ed allnd i ii, f1d1d, dry, scrapy or too (1ily. el4 C nti bo -ti of Kno11wht nt's imiderin' at anv' drti: stor4 02 toile' '14 .4 In t a 4 Oater i yp' w il ay thi 4 l l- be t in2(44: 'i 'n i you i4 ver h som2 i ', e1 t dv rtld t :1 'ha ti f youaia' h'uie lZ'22'd laos hl'gii'ul'h h 4aiul 2ngs (1of l t i245 dand'hl 4* noi (2t4hing1 alc and nit more5 ti l ing14 hai it.o ast4ttuS, Knwl lon 'tlland' teriye mI to lto nizt d a od it cnnuera t aioy t421hil 'ind ta('(tohamerulai' tages11 Itovera mon m.itins 210 use( tfort at hoih but''C I, loosns tn heive t, ild as xCtorlhdin and tons aute osle bys whleh eables. te se An tnny infagol Boreak- i id as~ t cienty anyts to anyt style or make of carriiage, but the chances of ani accidetnt are gt'eatly li'ssenied if yot have us insp)c~t your :-uintg stock r'egular'ly. T1he wheels that we pl-ace on carriages last loniger ando runif better' thian tihe other kind, for' they are built right andio put on r'igh t. We arie ex pert meichaic ls and1( our1 piices are reatsonabtle. Let us put youri carriage in shiape. J. D. SEXTON & SON LAURENS. S. C. A Disordered Stomach Is caused by food which has fermented. To avoid a spell of sickness this impure matter should be driven out. You need DR. M. A. SIMMONS Vegetable Liver Medicine It Purities the Stomach and Bowels It is a pure, wholesome medicine, made only of a choice selection of the best of nature's herbal remedies for correcting disorders in the liver, stomach and bowels. It is a fine cleansing medicine that acts mildly, yet it rids the system of overy particle of disease-breeding impurity. It relieves biliousness, indigestion and constipation. 3uynly the genuine in a lithographed tin box. Look for the picture of Dr. /f.4eSimmons on the front panel. Ask for thd174n Box. Price 25 Cents. C. r. SIMMONS M*ICINE CO., Proprietors, ST. LOUIS, MO. HE HID HIS MONEY IN THE GROUND. ITS GONE IF HE HAD HIDDEN IT IN OUR BANK IT WOULD BE SAFE NOW The best place to hide money is where they have vaults for safely protecting it. Every week we see newspaper accounts of people having been robbed. Sugar bowls, rag-bags, under the carpet, behind pic tures, and all of those other places where people con ceal their money, are well known to burglars. Hide it in OUR BANK, then you know you can get it when you want it. Make OUR bank YOUR bank. Enterprise National Bank of Laurens N. B. DIAL, Pres. C. H. ROPER, Cashier *@@SOO@@eeeeeeegggg g S CHS R0N 0 REET MAS 7 0 H PP ONYMO I,,,. r WH N OU FIE DSSAL HER'AR (PO T E 0E OFM RM N ,L TB F EG TDWT A KO FLEMHARMIOTHER Lauren, S. C OF MAnINY, your nTE FrEGTE toTh Adverti-F W4 EN PrOnt!n FRIENn SAL THIARKUPNn.