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The Internal Pains of Woinen Women who are weak, nervous and discouraged, brought on by the painful ailments peculiar to their sex, should use DR. SJMMONS Squaw Vine Compound A Women's Remedy It possesses the power to act directly on the weakened parts, conveying re newed strength, functional activity and regularity. A woman who s-'strug gling. alohg under a burden of pain, weakness and distress soo feels Its* beneficial effect In a rovival of interest in her household ssoa he strength and energy to perform ther without exhauytion It puts t e tern inperfect * order, the result of which Is a strong, heai'hy body, a i rEful mind and a clear, rosy complexion. Sold by Druggists and Dealers. Price $1.00 Per Bottle C. F. SIMMONS MEDICINE CO., ST. LObiS, MISSOURI * * ~ * . Quicke, Brilliant, Lasting BLACK WHITE T A N 10c All liea ere THE F. 7. dl y CO., LTD. GSUF1ALOaN.V.4 UILTONGOAM. :-: AMONG THE : White Goods { We are #showing a variety of fine sheer weaves, just the fabrics to. make comfortable during the hot summer days, and so inexpensive that you can select many changes at small cost. We carry just what you need in hos iery, all nice light weight in a variety of colors in pare silk and silk lisle at popular prices. Ladies fine ribbed undervests in regu lar and out sizes with can't slip straps. W.G.Wilson & Co iDLE HOUR Thursday. HOBART BOSWORTH IN "THE SCARLET SIfN" A truly masterly production. A photoplay of of human emotions, passions and heart throbs. Bosworth himself says: " 'The Scarlet Sin' is with out .doubt one of the greatest features I ever made." That alone stamps this wonderful p)lay as a masterpiece. Hobart Bosworth, through sheer histrionic ability, has risen to the first ranks of stardom in the film world, while his great achievements in the spoke~n drsima have pernma nently placed him among the legitimate Broadway stars. In "The Scarlet Sin" he has a plot worthy of his great talents, and with wonderful settings and a strong supporting cast the production is one of the strongest features ever filmed. OuwWan Advertiser Printi g Co. / Laurens, S. C. FoaggARCO Ulga ~ tuisileKyt NAi LNUFACTUR1NG - ENG1(AVEAS bises Quite as Reasonaible as Consisteid'with~ Qont. * * *. * * * * * * * *i* * * * * * NEWS OF LONG VIEW. * * * ** 4* * * * * ** * * * * a After several weeks of dry weather we had a very nice rain lagt, niggit, which was very much needed. Mr. L. E. Reeder and family, spent the daf with his brother, Mr. R. K. Reeder not long ago. ,Mrs. J. 11. Burns of Oakway, S. C., Oconce county, who has been absent for ten years, is visiting her mother, Mrs. 11. S. Reeder. Miss Desdie Adair or Clinton, is vis iing her father, lr. W. P. Adair. IMiss Alyrtle Ward has been visiting the family of Mr. 1111 Ward. Miss Lidie Smith spent tihe night with Nliss Desdie Adair Tuesday night. Mrs. eliza Davis of Ninety Six, is vis tiing her son. Mr. W. S. Davis. Miss Lois Reeder is on a two week's visit to her aunt at Greenwood. Mr. Stepp Smith of Port Royal, visit ed home folks last week. Miss Sophia Smith is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. A. Workman. Mrs. J. R. Holland spent the Past week with her parents, '. and \irs. R. L. Cole. \ir. Carson Adair of Camden, is vis iting his father, Mr. W. P. Adair. The young people of, Long View were entertained at Mr. .J. Q. Smith's by playing games and serving refresh meats. Mirs. J. L. Chaney and little son, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. I. L. Cole and family. Nir. Edgar Todd and family came over Sunday in his car to visit, home folks. Mr. Mason Cole and Ir. lloyle Cole man silent the week-end at Clinton with friends aid relatives. Mrs. R1. L. Cole and daughter, Mrs. .1. L. Chaney. spent tie day at Mir. B. 1. Owens last Friday. lisses Efhl Reeder and lDollie Mae 'ole visited at MI. W. S. iavis' yesterday. They have commenced work on tie new school building which we hope will be completed by tire next school term. 'l'he 'T'wenty Year Test. "Some twenty years ago I used Cham bi11herlaii's (olie. Cholera and Di ir'hoea em edy," writes Geo. W. IIIroek, publishlr of tle Enerprise. Aberdeen, Md. "I discovered that it was a qurick and safe cure for dlli'r rhoea. Since then rio Onre can scil me anrything said to be 'jist as rgood.' iurim iial these years I have useA it and recornmended it many times. and It. h'as never disapiolied a nyone." For sale by Laurens Drug Co. $100 Reward, $100 The realers of this pajper vill bo pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease tiat science has been able to cure in ill its stages, and that Is Catarrh. Haill's Calarrih Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the meriteal frat'rnlty. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re(tti'res a constitutionail treat iment. Hal'. Catarrh Cure is taken in termiliy, acting (irectly upon the blood and mucous ri'face's of' tire system. thre by destroyling tire founiaItIon of tire dis enase, Wiln giving ti' parit str ength by builiiIng urp the const I tint ton and rn assisting innture in doing its worik. The proprietors have so. much faith in its curative po ers that they offer One IInired Doilars for any case that it fauts to cure. Send for list of test imioniais. Addre'na: F". Jn. C't:NEY' & CO., Toledo, O. St'ld by~ nit Drrteis. 7~ T1ake linil'. F~amily rits for conatipation. SEEK HERO MEIDAL FORt C.\ ROLIN. LAt ) Frienids Iniftrmtedl ('rrnegle ('ommriis sioni of llaiitall Swanri's Act at 3it. Pleasant. The fr'iends of eight-year-old Ran dall Swan of Mt. Pleasant, S. C., have (ipenedi negotiations wvith the Car'ne gie hero ftund to get him included armong that institution's list of mredal ists for the r'eseue of a f'our'-year'-old child fr'om drowning, if they are Surccssfuil Randlall will be one of thec youingest. if not the very youngest, of the heroes so decorated. S. Phillipsw of ('harleston, one of tihe fr'iendis of tire fatally who are inter'ested in the mattcr, yester'day' told a Tlirmes r'eport er lhe story of tire r'eserre. Randall is the son of ('ait. JIamin' II. Swan, who, like his: fathr.i' (apt. George IT. Swan, i; onet of the( ipilots of the pror't of ChIar'leston. Th'ley Ilive( ini Mt Pleasant, aeross Ithe bay, andl little Randall is an excellant swim ruer. On June 21 Iseve('ral1 of thre ol der 'hrildren of George WV. TKleckley, whro lives near b~y, were swimmnbmu off the Swan pier, and four-year-old Georne Kler kley, wh'io was wvatehing them fremr the edge of tire dock, lost i bialanice and fell into ten feet of wa ter. Thre othier children, beconing hystericnl, were unable to go to Iris assistance. Then Randall Swian('anme down the ller, hrearid lire screalimn i andi t'orotiy jumpnied ini wuith all Ihiis clothes cii. le seizend George's hecadl, held it abtove wa ter an rd b roulght h im af&y b' ack fo thIe ple r. - -New 'York Ti mes. C'onstipationr Caustes Mostr Ills, Acciuulated wiaste in you i r hirty feet of' howels cautiscs abrsor'ption of' iiersonsi, tendsr to pr'odiuce fevers, uip-. sets digestlin. Yort belch gas, feel stuff~y, Irritable, airmost e~raniky. It Isn't your-it's your 'onittion. iilirmi nate this poisonous waste by taking one or twvo Dr'. King's New Life Pills tonight. Enjoy a fuill, free bowel movement in the mor'uing--your feel' so grateful. Get an or'iginal bottle, containing 36 mills, from your Drug gist today for 2.c DECVLAlE tESULTS OF FiRST1 PIMA11 Y. Stalte Demlocratic Committeo Orders Scond Prl itary--4Ieso lit ion on Late 81. . Smith. 13. A. AMorgan of GCreenville and Sain J. Nicholls of Spartanburg, having re celved the two largest nuinbers of votes in the primary last Tuesday in the Fourth congressional district, were HClected yesterday by a quorutm of tihe State Democratic executive corn mittee to run1 Inl the secold priimary, which will be held Tllesday, Au gust. 21. A Special colilnitte of, 111 nin will he a)ppoin1ted to licet tle Friday follow hig the priniary to declare the e)mo cratic 110111in1e. The ol'eial vot of t he first prillrily was: Sini J. Nicholls, 5.052 ; 1 B. A. Alorgan, 3,522; A. iI. Miller, 2,71G2; 1. C. Blackwood, 1,8;1: W. W. .Jollhnsol, I S17; Robert J. Ctantti , 1-1. The total vote was 15,135. W. F. Stevenson of Cheraw, vice chairniai of the coninittee, presided in the absence of John Gary E'valls of Spartanlburg. chairmnan. The committee adopted resolutions on the death February ;3, 19 15, of Rufus Franklin Smith, wlo was a member of the State committee froni Pickens county and who has lung been a proiilent 'Deinocrat of his county and district. Mr. Smith served ils Couity in tile constitutional Coil ventliol of 1895, has friequently belen a delegate to tile State Deinocratic conventoins and has twice beeit a memiber of two iational coiventions fro1 1 his district. lie was iorn .\u.. gust 17, 185s; was educated at. .\dger college, Walhalla, received il in e di cal degree froi tile t'ikersity, of \ ir gillia and took 1ot gratuo niJ ot aI at thle t'nis ersity of Pcinnsy lvanlia and elsewheli. n i1mSi he was illarritud to liss Ida J. lioliinigovrti , wsho ;ll' vives him. .\ part. of tile ilneillorial reads: "lie ha;, been olle of the sa:'st, saniest aid yet mo.,t uicoi)romi.lin Iluernber'1s of this com llmittee, . I wh re his words were al ways lard \\ ;Ih nIlld his wisom a(* eaac'er eI' sally recognlized. " l d t refore, 11u-i .a 1 l'.cd. death this cominiiiittce, li; couity ai State have lost a \alulable anti ;nattrialic Counse1;lor, his church n Ill co(Imnonel~ ak valied leader alli his 1111.y a li "d who0Se CharneterV 111d Lk-r ltey y emulate but ca niot v%4 1 ll. "ltesolved, fllthiler, That Ih ill Ile spread onl (! linu t I ; of tiLs Iollimi"nee andk a co-py Ill tranlsnlicd to tIhe wvidow of till' 41h-ce.lsid no er by tile secretary of this ni1coliml!- and pniblislied 1 t i 'e .s ot his e"41i:1:y vind of (hw State.'' Those presenlt at 1114- meet ing; we re: W. F. Stevenson) mf ('hestertivld : \\. S. li6i, proxy or T. II. Iit ler of Ch .eilrokee; \\~. l.' k lr. i'or A. -. . I f Ph! o I1 1l i : I. 1 ' 1 -1 (. of'li of (xn n A t. nh Iietor Florencve; C. .\. Wailkor of'(eo a of)1 Orangburw W~ Iile .t's of ii'k h-t Oiand;'4 J. ve. GIll of Spaanael Iig; lion. t'Wlson . (t 1., of11 Yok. \\iiant(I C~i. Itown of0154 touenhiav, i scIretary' ofte Statf !e onmIi 4t. i tioli Ci ie otit's wiiked Ct I< tt in and 01nd'I llcas of rels I tI(a'o' 's wgi bcaedt endure I-iver i ls , ilC'i0 a ihe, t u i'(' tion. h Contiation, wen ot tdoe fofl Po-o-i l'ax gist rief~. G '-D ofla oisr (oophin .\lay1 .\( pl' I'without tth grie. t aose theI: lti('er, inces Jte Petow t of bie -i Natur's.1 ut iit ic ini th owel'so. .ou Consti Ia(teio and' other51 ills d'isappear lvight because M y'our h')(rug ill' today. e hI waou CAostipan i verneight.2011:2 a wtml st~l jt- T W 2. (ili''th1( 1)1111'V.tt ii111 ''ON 1~ 1-:1.it ('l'l( W i t John) I Pter' ilolllhl'ouseI 3t Deah lini .t41d(rsons Jnior 14'a!h~hai ti 'ainTch i .l ti -r lon. .\1111 ;3 L at. . \ l'dme l' it (Ol' liillh'u ag. w le to I' td wh11. 11wi10h hou05 a o10111'f t belh r .1111)' (hli' tilihtie 3'Ali an tod y. lilwa tnig otn toar thn Pale and Sicthy Tel talmnipr gneratrweb tenti toh ten eltre tonic. et aut 0114.1 chil en im ! CALOM[L MAK[S YOJ SICK! CLEAN LIVER AND 80W[L8 MY WAY Just once! Try "Dodson's Liver Tone" when BilIcus, Constipated, "Headachy...Don't lose a day's work. Liveti up your sluggish liver! FI l Doll.son's Liver TI'oic ulie :1 I -- inte anud cheerf uiake your work i ton c k g iarantee 1.! a c'h >leasur'e; he vir oo s ai(l'full of ant- f1 f'ill: wIll clea n your sit ' v, ition t hut take no nasty, <la rous 11 liter than a dlose of n;s1y a1 and that it wo 'I 1ak1 11v ou !aou lt in alse al < ys o k -i_1i D ls l' hiver Torm, is, r, . alti ll 1 1 b 4.1 S4 w1'ork. lilt-f4it'110 llng: ou il kunow it na ' . b r.. !.: in'er'ury 3 or quiel:s iler ing titise .Vout will wakir in hieh ear flecro s of' the fon-,;s ynI-our liver. will be workil l0 :wte 4' t Il to sorill h;! 1 )k ' ' d iA l'/ l iziness gole; slo . in -1uitv I. -. d ing it up!. Tht- x I , "' Wco l l' wIm els regubir. k, ol ih- t awra i ea a11 1 ri - t-!' IIt(-I') Lier om' is ('1 ('table. liet'ore htannh-ui ss mi n-,Itl i ' l'--nt to ir. Iot salivate. (ive if to your a . tc nit v ;edv liver antd i lo.v(A lii ll. of, people are uising n 4. ,V o l r - xieleinenI J' :A liver 'Tonle instetal of, din - noMa stia.: : 1 t .f- atlel no w. rmom.-- l gip \ I I' I.:vvi.- Tol * :,i: or yo1 11hat the sale4 of* UCar1l I -111uost FOR CONGRESS B. A. MORGAN Not the man who would best represent the' inni 4 fi'4'XIli a ~t a'" in t' ' in tw~,Ia> wvoulI best repn-l4senl :h U it a'; - ll v ;1' lit' X5,11i i Wo lit old itist1cp . -l 'wi bti1 the 111 1i w oi wou ld bw.0 rI lr - , t . i I m t Cnllgl n sionl (i it 4. alit, \n 't - the Intist highly qlhltllified to s. Iv n nue My parlanhituo GreenolvilleIau -s n 1;a h . a vw hi take hy'va-ant seat in 11h4' Nat l hi issue in) th) i n nt 'ltest loomis rIt above aly a.i shhi tatin i 'i t pri mi ' o unil y rivalry. Por it is 1.: lina l r aponil> i ;.v K ha' 1m t lhe shildered by tle lext l 4'iet''N4'ntiat i'' s 11n: th. - d . i, il who 1ut4 own enlouiglh brt Is -Il! fl.tt fow " i h ter to make he voice oI his p.. 1" "1am! "n\ a th c .ns* p-stions whihe will be fl it 1111~ t t Iv~ I" I '' I al t 1~ i' 11 4' SSiiu isii o "a ~ ~ ~ ~ . -)te nn .ssn o oges TheV solution of* :1im i o sma . M' p igl the t oi. I t heI dr i oI- It- I llt It t epubli toward thei I wa"la i"to s ''hEl for a muan4 ()f* strong muld . n hA .\ lits i f ' i 1 f thought and a wion, o i'' - at n h .. t 1 iI mIelnsel, of reasoible In i -"aIlif an'"n. 0I' discretion and of wiad .il - Irti h a 1'a hats1 our people in tihle ,il I -t i b h t ii' aa.thl' r ss of tie wlinted Wates as Ia, n A .1 4 . i\ be .ut h Representntive who w i w t n p thiil y i th te hII pl r iam (the administration i da . nip; rt M in I ,r 110;111 thm position of, thet grevat lead'r of tih a1hi-lal i- ph e y w t i alike thl e Chief A gistrat' f t ht s A mer 1u pl. ( Silplty pride and conity r iar his a in this election. l l t i Iln-s an this4 jiul.t that tilalthe re envilleN ws Ni-s ta o i foe ila. 1n1t in l h is pa. t ppesls kto t he1 pell v o ft i a. uhol liI F urth ('1n1res1!. "at istrin aut d to e i. A.i Moean 1isrethe i th Ila'wrt, hous of athe na11tiole eoleisati-. aItn H I 1L nim n Ini hun 1 wit ent reserv ai toii they conhh-rt Itn 'f tht enir le tli ha-ear~s i' ting wytiplln bywitns as toal whatl ununn- of anpi 'l.X)i' Atrga 'is TXIhe litews doestu. notI anidwill nt ri. Ptcise ll~a hip et. i a.5) i'h S n e tt N itholls whoshe a~o bilty new a Ih 101 pers ' m ' uiine0tais hve long been11 .\'ll te bey otseIit'J.of'. b th is co tail 1)r ilorgan5 deh u-edt asd his 11 ma i lnke th ll h tands for "\\iian i isqual 'it f erile to alilI me l.' li''emi clola .'hlerl' isuin tf h i a a n familbuiay tlis otath Iopilt' n timi, ia sh-ted. he wulad ide rne egna an hap rtil erierto al Mnatis, o al setion ma