The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 15, 1903, Image 2
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CONWAY PUHT 1S1IING CO., 8
CONWAY. S. C.
M. M. WOODWARD. Kditor. )
SUBSUKIP'I ION :
One Year, - - *1.00. j
always i n advance.
XnUr.Ml lit the Pout Ollliv Ht Conway, S. C , ne
Sei liol flhFB Matter
THURSDAY JAN. I5lh. 1Q0.1
i iik 110w l)ui]din</s which have '
gone up 011 our principal streets
add much to the jjond appearance of j
thetviwn, l>nt there are still some i
old half rotten st ructures in prominent
position* ?\vhieh are fast be J
cominj? eyesores. I
_ i
Evkuy citi/cn should have a cyr ?
tain amount of county pride about '
bim and feel enough interest in its j
development to exert himself for ,
home enterprises, lie should patronize
his homo institutions so far
as that is possible, buy at home, sell j
at home, and always prefer home <
men in business to outsiders. I
\\ k have heard mueh complaint
lately concerning the bad condition
of the road* in different sections of
t
the county. Some sections of road,
it is claimed, owe their had condi- <
lion almost entirely to the frequent .
passing of timber carts, not that 1
the damage is caused by the wide ,
tires of this vehicle, but the end of i
the piece of timber being allowed to
drag, a gutter is gradually cut in
the center of the road. There is no
denying the fact, that some of our
public roads are in bad condition
i i\/l 1 ? ? ? ^ r --
t?>?v fjn-iimj 111 iii-Hi 01 repairs,
The in the way I
of oKTVtk* lights for Conway just 1
now, is the want of means. Hut .
just as in all other alTairs of men,
where obstacles are in the way of i
an - undertaking, bv determination
and perseverance they can be overcoino.
If the town be without the |
means, then get the means. A few f
small gas lights, which the town (
now has to light its streets, though
good of their kind, as long as they
are kept in repair, are, nevertheless,
a disgrace to a growing town like
this and they cannot be endured
much longer. If the means are
lacking, go to work at once to get
them. There are many ways which
suggest themse 1 ves..
In this issue appears the professional
card of Dr. C. K. Tabor, who
has recently established himself in
llis nrnfnssli 111 :it r,n?*ie Mi-, oniinl.u
in the State is progressing more |
rapidly just now than our own, and I
there is no better place for business
and professional men to locate than '
in Horry county When men of tin
professional standing of Dr. Taber
single out our county as a location
it is a sign that outsiders have fait'
in our future as well as confide ice
in our present. Dr. Taber studied i
medicine at 18 years of age, gradua <
ting first at the Charleston Medical
College and afterwards at the Uni versity
of Kentucky, among the first j
in his class. lie has taken several I
post graduate courses in surgery.
He first practiced with his father, '
Dr. Charles Rhctt Taber, until the
latter's death, when lie moved to
Spartanburg. lie has found it necessary
to seek a location in the country
on account of his health. His ,
father, grand father and great grand ,
father were physicians. His father {
during his life time was prcsiden <
of the S C. State Hoard of Health, !
as he was also of the State board of j
examiners.
t More Than Last Year. (
According to some figures given '
by the county treasurer, more tax- 1
es remain unpaid at this date than J
wnrn nnnnul at. tlm : i
.. wv uv VIIV. illtlliU II MIC lilbl
year. On January 8th, the number '
of delinquents in the different townships
were as follows:
Bucks. 334; Conway, 705; Dog
BlufT, 1G8; Bayboro, 190; Galivants ,,
Ferry, 130; Floyds, 120; Green Sea,
117; Simpson Creek, 357; Little River,
178; Dogwood Neck, 79; Socastee,
151; total in the whole county,
2532- Dogwood Nock lias the least 1
number of delinquents, and Conway ,
the greatest. I low it is that it
happens to be more than last year. \
we are unable to toll. The people t
certainly have more money now c
than at the same time last your. 1
1
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative liromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails j
to cure. E. vv. Grove's signature is on
each box. 2V.
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Princeville Items.
The health of our section is gtnH|
rally good with the exceptions of
ew cases of jaundice. M
Our farmers are getting on a hu^HI
lo more ^than ever before. Th^R
nost of thom have sowed their to^H
>aeco beds and raised their barns^B
We think the acreage of tobacc<H|
md corn will be increased this yeai^f
ind less cotton raised. H
Miss Mautha Graham recentlyH
loscd a very 8U0C088ful term ofH
school here.
Willie Springs of Tabor, N.
risited near here last Saturday.
Kev. G I\ Stanley title 1 his ap I
[)ointmcnt at Pleasant Home lastl
Saturday and Sunday.
C. V. Blackburn left hero forB
Boardman. N. C., last Saturday. fl
P. M. Blackburn is up again afteifl
a severe attack of the jaundice.
Agricola.
?
Adrian Items.
Mrs. J. 1 Tompkins is improving
after a serious uttuck of typhoid fe-B
ver, having been confined to hcrl
room five weeks. Dr. Dusenburyl
lias done some very ^ood work, I
which speaks well for him.
The Sabbath school at Maple has!
>ut in a nice stove which addsinuchfl
o the comfort of the school. II
Rev. L s. Booth has connected I
limself with Maple church WcH
lave granted him license and he I
ia.*, a standing appointment with!
is the 3rd Sunday in each month.H
VYc are glad >o see the farmers inH
jur section busily at work in tlnfl
culture of tobacco. Some are sow 1
mo their plant beds, others pre
paring their land, and some huildfl
injr barns.
S. S. Anderson & Sons, \\ hfl
Dartrett and Jordan I lardee are enH
raced in building barns. S M. llnxH
lias one up (i. 11. Curtrett and N.H
S. Ilardwiek says they are tfoir.tf toH
build one. ('. W. Booth has hisH
nbout completed. B. M. Mishoc I
will build one While 1 believe in '
tobacco as a money crop. I also be
lieve in diversity of crops. ~
The new year seems to be moving
r>tV with brighter prospects in view.
We not only wish the farmers in s
our section a happy and prosperous '
year, but we extend the same to the
editor and readers of the IIkkai.d.
J. 1'. fjudluin has a lot of tobacco
seed which the farmers of Adrian
min jjet by calling on liini. Ij
Bisco Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Steve lis visited
relatives near Oausee, recently.
m:. A a.. 1 II..II,. I 1.11'llnn fio. I .
i? in- "tiiuwj , l(|
itod relatives near Adrian recently, w
S. M. Mux Jr., who has just clos- C!
a successful term of school nt tli
Ihirncs, passed here last t'riday ont V
onto to Conway. 8*]
I.J. Stevens made a business trip ^
0 San ford last Saturday. |U
Our farmers are making needed w
mproveuients on their premises. i?
W. II. Stovwns went to Daisy last tli
veek.
Mr and Mrs. DufTie Soles of Iron
HI!, N. C.. visited .1 II. Stevens and
amily on last Monday and Tucs- T<
lay.
Miss Glenn Anderson of Adrian
cenllv visited Miss Laura Hardee.
Kitty Clover.
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OBITUARY.
Lueian C. Hardee was born on
''eb. Dth, 1and died on Dec. 4th
1)02. lie joined the Sunaay school
n 1870, be\n?r then a younj man,
md was so faithful that he was made ^
1 teacher, which position he held
intil his afflictions cra/.od his mind
jo that he was compelled to stop. ,!
He. joined the Buck Creek Baptist
shurch and from that time until his '
loath his seat was always filled. *
On the first day of January, 1874, "
ho married Miss KUcn Bryan, and **
but an only daughter blessed the j,
union, lie leaves an a#cd father ii
and mother, two brothers, a wife c
and one daughter. i
His body was laid to rest in tlu? v
Buck Creek grave yard untill to '
iwait the resurroot ion morn The Jj
following resolutions were passed: s
1st. In the death of Lucian Harwe
sorrow not as those that j
iiave no hope, but in his death the
hureh has lost a faithful member,
his wife a loving husband, his daughter
an affectionate father.
2nd. That a blank page of our
Sunday School record be given to
Ids memory, a copy be sent to the .
Horry Hr.UAi.nfor publication and
i copy to his loving family.
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MARRIED. ll
On Dec. 29th, 1902, at the rcsilence
of Mrs M. R. Stalvey, Miss
E. A. Stalvey to Mr. J. W. Edge, 1
x>th of Mrtle Reach. The attendants
were, Mr. Brown with Miss
rJ. C King, R. O. Todd with Miss I
M. L. King; J. R. King with Miss I
A. A. Hardee; J. W. Stalvey with I
Miss A. E. Todd. The Rev. J W. 1
Martin performing the ceremony.
At the residence of H. Q. Fowler 11
m Jan. 3rd, Miss M. E. Sarvis to a
Mr. J. T. Lewis. The attendants e
were, F. R. Tyler and W. A. Bry
int with Misses C L. Sarvis and I.
I). Fowler. Rev. II. (J. Fowler per'ortning
the ceiemony.
Il
Citation Notice. ?
JI'ATB OF SOUTH CAROLINA,/ *
County of 1 lorry $ ^
Ijr Wm. H. Hard wick, Rcq: Probate Judge
Wborons, Emma L. Collins made suit
o inv, to grant her letters of ndininlstra- K
Ion of the estnte of and efforts of L.
tnnlo Collins, cum teatainento annexo.
Those are therefore to cite and ndrnon- vv
sh all and singular the kindred and cred- c<
lors of the said L. Annie Collins, doeased,
that they he and appear before
lie, In the Court of Probate, to be held at
'onway, Horry County on the 26th of Jan- L
lary, lUO'i, after publication hereof, at
1 o'clock In the forenoon, to shew cause, f
any they have, why the said Adminlsration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 10th day of
anuary Anno Domini. 1906. P
Win. K, Hard wok,
Probate Judge,
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TATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA,>
County cf Horry. )
(Court of Common l'leaa.)
Frtuik A. Burroughs, Plaintiff,
against
/trail V. Dunn, Sarah I). Mora** and
George Kell.tr, Defendants,
opy Summons for Relief, Complaint
not Served.
othe Defendants Sural. V. Dunn, Sarah
I). Morse and Georgo Ivellar.
You are hereby summoned and required
i answer the complaint in this action
kich has been tiled in the otlice of the
lerk of the Court, of Common I'leas, for
.% t 1^.. .1 ? . . .. f
n* rmiii v>wuin.y, linn u? servo a r'?|iy ui .
mr answer to the salil Complaint on the
ibscrlber at his office at Conway,S C '
ithin twenty days after the service here
exclusive of the day of such service/
id if you fail to answer the complaint
ithin the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs 1
this action will apply to the Court for
e relief demanded in the complaint.
Kobt. 11. Scarbniough,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
atetf Jan. 2nd 19011.
9 Sarah V. Dunn, Sarah I). Morse and
George Kellar, non resld ?nt defendants;
Take Notice, that the complaint In the
,?ovo entitled action, and the summons of
F whLli the foregoing Is a copy, were
ledintho olllce of the Clerk of Court
otnmon l'leas, for IIorry County on the
ml day of January, A. 1). 19011,
VV. I,. Mishoe,
C. C. C. 1'., II. C.
Citation Notice,
iTATE OF SOUTH CAKOEINA, )
County of 1 lorry. \
ly Win H HARDWICK K?q., Probate Judge
Whereas, John IC. Vereen and llenj, '1.
list ice made suit to me to grant them
.etters of Administration of the Estate of
nd effects of Hartford J - Vereen deccas*
d.
rMosv nro iii?t?'I< r-* to ? it** and adinnn
sh all and .singular the kindred and credtors
of tin* .said liar1 lord .1. Vereen deeased,
that they he and appear before me,
n the Court of l'rohate, to he held at C'oni'ay,
S on the lUth <lay of January
91)8 after publication hereoi, at 11 o'ch ok
a the forenoon, to shew cause, if any
hey have, why the said Administration
hould not he granted.
(liven under my Hand this 2nd day of
miliary, Anno Domini, 1908.
\V. K. Hnrdwick,
l'rohate .Judge, II. (J.
Notice to Creditors.
All persons holding claims against
he estate of S. M. Stevens Sr., do
eased, are required to present them
uly proven to the undersigned, or
his notice will bo plead in bur of
heir recovery, and all persons in*
ebted to said estate will make payment
to the undersigned.
S. M. Stevens Jr.,
Qualified Administrator
i ii hi
Is sufficient to show that my store
t the placo to buy your Corn, Oats
nd Har. Seed Oats for the far airs
a speciality.
My stock of
DRY MS All I0TI0IS .
3 complete and up -to-date, and I
hallenge the town to compare with
ty prices
)vercoats and Suits
A few more to close out at imrain
prices.
Call and examine my lineof Shoes
hieh I am filing out almost at i
[>st to make room for new stock.
Yours for trade,
P. JOHNSON,
DR. C. R. TABER.
^ysicianand Surgeon.
LOUIS, S.O. |
m.rn. m, ... I !
MARKETS.
Georgetown.
Mew Virgin 2.75
Yellow dip 2.75
Scrape 1.75
Spirits turpentine 52
Rosin, common 1 3(
Wilmington.
Spirits Turpentine steady.
Machine barrels 51 i
countrv oal
Rosin 1.1'.
Tar firm at . . $1.00
Crude Turpentine.?Hard $1.80
Dip $3.10; Virgin $
COTTON.
Ordinary 5* . cts^ D
GoodJOrdinary. . . .71 ' "
Low Middling 75 "
Middling 81 "
uooci MiUUlihfr Mi
Dorn <;.->(? <;t
Hums My 11)
Shoulders 1 ()(?, 1 ~
Dhickens '{() to 35
rurkeys per lh (live)
22
Dow Peas ? e. per bush
Peanuts 7<)o " "
Tax Returns.
The Auditor of 1 lorry County will nttend
tie- following places at times specified
below |'<?r Hie purpose of taking !{< turns
ol all tuxu le personal pr >|>crty, lor
tiscal)ear commencing Jan. 1st IllOJ and
ending Dec. Jlst illutt,
llai..moni W cdneaday Jan l ith (Tom 10
a in to IV in
Kbenee/.cr Wednesday Jan l lth from
V |> m to | p m
1 Fanner I luirsdiiy Jan 1Mb fioin 10 a
in to 113 in
little Itivi-r Friday Jan Mill from 10 a
tn to <2 p in
Wain pee Sat ur'Jay I n 171li In til 10 a
ill to IV in
Hand Saturday Jan lit., from V p in to
4 p in
Tilley Swamp Monday Jan lOtli from 0
a in to 11 a in
Uraliamville Monday Jan F.ltli from 1 p
in to :i p m
Pino Island Tuesday Jen 20tli from 10
a in to IV in
Withers Tuesday Jan 20th from 2 p m
t?i 4 1> in
Ajarlow Wednesday Jau 21st from 10 a
in to 12 in
Soc-istee Wednesday Jan 21st from 2
|1 111 to 1 |> 111
lhn-ksville Thursday Jan 22nd from 10
a in to 12 m.
Port HurrelsonThtinda/ Jun 22nd from
2 p in to 1 p in.
Dongola Friday Jan 2Jrd from 10 a m
to 12 in.
The balance of the time until Fob. 20th
at tin* Auditor's oflic.e ill Conway.
All able-bodied males capable to earn
it support between the ages of 21 and 00
?.!*.? II I... -I 1 * 1 ? -
niuii! i>?- ui'niii1'! uixnuH' pons.
The number of school district is important.
Transfers of real estate should b? noted
with rare. Fxccutors and administrators
will make their returns strictly according
to law.
Failure to make return" within the time
specified subjects the delinquent to a pen
ulty of ti fly per cent.
. wis, 1
Auditor Horry County.
111 - - .Tg.. .J.- All
IS M READY.
Boots and Shoes.
Wo liavo out* stock of Hoots and
Shoes complete in every respeM.
We c.ill spcci U attention to our calf
skin boots. Our lace and Rubber
Hoots are of lite best material.
Sportsman's Hoots and Shoes a
very nice line.
Ladies Dress Goods.
I
We have a very large assortment
from the cheapest to the highest.
We have some very heavy woolens,
a few pieces of genuine Sharks Skin,
Navy blue and black Serges, they
arc very nice.
Clothing.
We have a very large line of
Men's. Youths' ank Hoys Clothing.
We also have a few line Suits which
... ! 1 1 1 .
we win sen at a oargain.
Prints by Hie thousands.
Ladies Walking Jackets a verv
nice line.
Yours truly,
S. T. SESSIONS.
Robt. B. ScAHnonOuGii, IIal.
President. Vice I
BANK OT
CONWi
Capital Stock,
Dili FX
ROBERT B. SCARBOROUGH,
HAL. L. BUCK,
OEORGEJ. IIOLLTDAY,
The Bank will be open for business
terest on time deposits, 3 to 5 p?r cen
which deposit is nmle.
iwnnBHHnpvpnvHWK&r1AM
JHElEfffi:
IftHfekBMAftaiAM^
| to write for our confidential letter before up '
plying for patent; it may bo worth money j
We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
PATENTS
and 1HJADE MARKS or return ENt f
TIRE attorney s fee. Hend model, sketch
or photo and wo nend an ^MEDIATE .
FREE report on patentability. >\e g ye
the best legal service and advice, and om
charges are moderate. Try us.
SWIFT & CO.,
Patont Lawyors,
Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, !>X
InaaaaBMBMMNBMSHariy'
lpj^pil^| J T -;
IE ARE HEADOIDAETERS. j
DRY GOODS.
Much of our slock is already
here. Its more attractive than
ever. Some of it iaalready on
our shelves, but much of it
eoines before we are ready for
it. The best of it is for the
benefit of the ones who have a
desire for an economical price.
SHOES.
We have all kinds and prices to
suit everybody. Call and see
them, our prices can't to beat.
CLOTHING.
If you have a taste for correct
^wiuioiivB) no matter ii you
want to pay but a small prim,
remember the stock wo handle
solve* the problem. Some fasnionablo
Clothes for Men an
lloys.
GROCERIES.
Mv line of firocories is Ere>h
and up to date. Call and inspect
my line and ;fei prices be
fore buying elsewhere.
Yours for low prices.
J. E. NICHOLAS.
>V. M. I'AltKER,
W ATtHI M A K Ell, .) EW EEEU
AMI) OPTICIAN. I
1 will say to my many fremds and
patrcpis, that my stock of jewelry,
consist in?; of cloekr. watches, chains
i charms, Isidies neck "hains, lace and
i ba.' pins, ear rin^s. silk fobs, swiss
'(-harms, \veddin?j and cn^a<rement
[ rings., is the finest line ever exhibi
ted in < Ion way. \
? A full line of?
Optical Roods. w
1 era lit your eyes exactly.
NOLI I)A\ PRESENTS.
I e,? ?i / "
. vim ill. > 1*11 II | I III I IICSC . I ,111
and inspect my stock, ?jet my pri- <
cts before baying elsewhere.
i?urn |
WEAK M EN
? AND
STRONG M EN |<
You arc requested to write for a
Free Trial of our New, Patented
Scientific Appliance, secretly worn
for the relief of Impotent Men, and (
[our lartfo illustrated book, which ex- ,
plains every del til.
I Middle Ajjed and Old Men, many j
of you are troubled with weak back,
achinc pains and weakness cf the j
' bladder and kidneys, allied with lmI
potency, partial or complete. These
! si?jns of premature decay prove the
' presence of nervous debility in the
i second stajje.
A IMMJ ANCK CO.. Conway, S. C.
& <> Send for Circulars.
a Uv Kin > KnUMllKHIMMBK*
NOTICE.
We arc in a better position to till
your orders now than we have cvor
been. Our stock has increased j
a tfrcat deal, and we are still -jet
tin?J in NEW HOODS every day,
We can supply your needs in
i DRY GOODS,
SHOES, 1
CLOTHING,
1 lot h Men and Ilo\ s.
We also have a jjood stock of
11EA V Y and CA NC Y G ROCEKHOS j
consisting of
Canned Goods, Grits, Meal, Elour,
Salt, Hacon, Ace. 1
Auovcall we have prices to bal !
a nee with ?joods. We know that
those who have called on uz will
conic aoain, and those who have not
we ask you to come and see our
ifoods and oet our prices and we will :
no dou 1)1 sell you.
Yours foi Bargains,
('oilins X Jiursli.
L. Buck, Will A. Fkeeman,
'resident. Cashier.
r HORR Y, |
LY, S. O,
$25,000.!
VTORS:
W. It. LKWIS,
W. A. .JOHNSON,
WILL A. FULL MAN.
i March 2nd 1003. Will allow in
it. according to length of ? ???
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I It Cures the Chills
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CRACK GOES THE W
| IN COME THE ORD
? The Tirgmia-Sarolina Oe
SELLS THE VERY BEST GR/
FERTILIZERS
AT THE VERY LOWEST C
It pays to fertilize your lands
THE VIROINIA-CAROUN/
(CHEMICAL COMPANY^
PRODUCTS. (
SOLD EVERYWHERE
The Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co..
CHARLESTON. 8. C.
W 11. I
?DEAL1
GrerieraJ. Mj
Our Stock of Coftins and Caske1
looted line of everything from the
l*avOrders by wire or mail promptly
BANK OF
CONWA1
CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00.
r/JAN' UNO DISCOUNTS, $05,00(
nvi<Hi
B. (J. COLLINS,
President.
D. P. QUATTLEBAUM,
Vice-President.
The enormous increase in our bush:
ient proof of the confidence inspire<
tors and by its successful managemct
We guarantee to our patrons prom
to them every reasonable accommodi
Thanking our customers for their f
it the continuance of their business.
Res pi
D. j
Bargaii
A
CONWAY BA1
We have just finished taking stock
thing but sell everything."
We find a good many odds and end
ater, that we will close out at unheu
lt)02 was the most successful htis
note money and more business exper
we can continue to give you the bene
Underbuying b;
Opposition is said to lie the Jife of
lively and interesting to all.
Thanking our many friends for tl
year and assuring them of greater 1L
you all a very happy and prosperous 1
1 V/ll I o I
(Jon way
This Space ]
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chronic CI
i: a thin spirituous liquid, of a pleasant hi
AN BARK Fluid Rxtrad
ROOT Fluid ?xtrad
DOD BARK Fluid Extract
that other Chill Tc
No Cure, Nc
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ERS (
nkalto, 1
iDES OF
A
r? Tit VIIG1IIICIIIL1II I
i(micil cmriiT j
? -? The Largest I
Manufacturer of I
Fertilizers on Earth'* I
Forty odd I
^ \ Manufacturing plants I
W/t- _ I I- 1
W IlUlCMlt JWl V.1IWU a
Largest importers
\ Concentration of
Management
LEWIS,
III IN?
ercliaiicLise.
:s is complete. Wecanryawell sel
cheapest Coflin to the costliest made
V attended to.
CONWAY.
c. s.c.
SURPLUS FUND, $12,000.0
).00. DEPOSITS. ? $70,000.00.
CERS:?
I). A. SPIVEY.
Cashier.
M. W. COLLINS.
Asst. cashier.
less for the past, few years is sufli1
b* the personcl of the Hoard Direclt.
ipt and obliging service, extending
lit ion consistent with sound banking,
ormes patronage, we cordially solicietfully,
SPIVEY ^Cashier.
is Sure
. t
RGAIN HOUSE.
and find that we "don't keep anys
that we will call your attention to
rd of prices.
iness year we ever had. We have
ience than we ever had before, hence
n* - r
in oiour
y Underselling.
trade, and we propose to make it
ieir liberal patronage during the past
UiGAINS in tho future, We wish
^ew Year,
o serve,
Bargain House.
Belongs to
ry & CO.
LE, S. C,
j
hill Curel
iter taste, made of B
t POPLAR BARK 1
. PRICKLY ASH BARK I
t SARSAPARILLA |
>nics Don't Cure. 1
> Pay. Price, 50c. I