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1 He Who The wholesome flav I ful, appetizing aroma I grown in the famous I bacco belt continues I popularize man's fond: I ing tobacco. Lovers I pass the good thin] chewer makes anothei m iu uiwi?cue iiuw many I and more pounds of to 1 to the population, in A where SCHNAPPS to sold,)than there are B where SCHNAPPS hi I offered to the trade. Only choice selectioi I tured, thoroughly cu grown in the fame I tobacco belt, are us< SCHNAPPS. That's why it has a B and more lasting fla I tobacco formerly sold B double the price they M SCHNAPPS. JR. J. REYNOLDS EniliiK Fnt. | Darwin relates that the Gauchos of 1 the American pampas live for months 011 the fat meat of the oxen they watch ' over. The Eskimos can got along very > well by eating from Uve pounds to six pounds ft day of reindeer or seal's flesh pa long as It Is not too lean, but con- ' tains a duo proportion of fat. Says the author of "Diet and Dietetics:" "Sam? men obliged to 11 vo a very fatiguing life, the trappers and Uuuters of the pampas of America and Siberian steppes, the inhabitants of very cold Climates, the fishermen living on the banks of the frozen sea, can eat almost exclusively without suffering from It enormous quantities of meat or fish, but on two conditions ? that the meat be accompanied by Its fat and that the Individual subjected to this , diet lead a very active life In the open air." A nemarkable CurloMlty. There Is in Connauglit, Ireland, a romarkablo curiosity, which gives an ex- 1 ample of official oversight. When the great famine of 1847 was upon the land [ the government of the day conceived the Idea of opening a line of navigation from Gahvay to Balllna by way of , Lough Corrlb and Lough Mask, so as to avoid tho dangers of the western coast. From Cong a canal was actually made to Lough Mask as part of the general scheme. The work gave a great deal of employment, and so far the canal served Its purpose. But when It was completed It was found tho , canal would not hold water. Tho fact that tho dock of the district Is of a very porous character had been overlooked. ^ Rough on the Tortolwe. The tortoise Is a great sleeper. One was a domestic pet In an English house, and when his time for hibernating came ho selected a corner of tho dim coal cellar for his winter quarters. A new cook was engaged soon after who knew nothing of tortoises. In a few months the tortoise woke up and sallied forth. Screams soon broke the kltchen'q^Ealm. On entering that department the lady of the house found the cook gazing in awestruck wonder and exclaiming as with unsteady hand she pointed to the tortoise, "My conscience, look at tho stone which I've broken the coal wi' a' winter!" The Gnme of Crap*. xdo game or "craps" Is nil old one. Is the word Itself a corruption of tho French "creps," a favorite game In tho gambling halls of the Palais Royal in the eighteenth century? Bescherelle soys it was a game played with dice and of English origin; that tho namo was sometimes written "krabs" and the word^j^js spokon when ono- succeeded mwnrowlng 2, 3, 11 or 12 at the first cost. English dictionaries shed little light on tho subject, and wo do not remember any allusion to the gamo In novels or plays of the eighteenth century.?Boston Herald. Shetland Wool. A curious historical legend Is connected with Shetland wool. Over 800 years ago a man-of-war belonging to tho Spanish armada was wrecked on one of tho islands. The sailors who escaped taught tho natives to make brilliant dyes from roots which they . found, resembling those used for like purposes in Spain. Those persons who now tKar bright Shetland knit "comforters" are unconsciously wearing mementos of the "Invincible" armada. Fruit Bating la Healthful. If people ate more fruit they would need less medlcino and would have better health. Fruit eaten early In the morning on an empty stomach serves as a stimulant to the digestion, and ap pies and oranges eaten at any time in the day. are good for biliousness. Stewed prunes ahd figs are also healthful it any time. i . . . Chews Wl Proof is In the Chew or and delight* That's wh] of the tobacco SCHNAPPS Piedmont to- than a much to create and tobacco, ness for chew- That's why of real tobacco classes of chev g along?one they do not ; chewer?un- please them t more chewers poor, because t bacco chewed, worth of the r those States flavor not four bacco was first ened mixtures, in the States the poor wis! as not yet been intensely swe< and tooth-pres is of well ma- ' I-ook for the red tobaccos, on the tag, anc >us Piedmont tag and then; id in making wholesome to just enough s better quality the quality an vor than the ?the real tob to chewers at ulates and sati now pay for Sold at 50c. Strictly 10c. ai TOBACCO COMPANY, Win ?wwwwwv? 1 >PURE DRUGS< 1 MEDICINES. | C FINE STATIONERY > <? THE BEST FN UN TAIN > ^ PEN MADE X < Books > Sfresij candies every c ? WEEK J jConway Drug*! > Company. < ? A Year .of Blood. The .year 190H will long be remembered in the home of F. N. Tacket, Alliance, Ky., as a year of blood; which flowed so copiously from Mr. Tucket's lungs that death seemed very near. Ho writes: "Severe bleeding from the lungs and a fright ful cough had brought me to death's door, when I began taking Dr, King's New Discovery for Consumption with the astonishing result that after taking four bottles, I was completely restored and as time has proven permanently cured." Guaranteed for sore lungs, coughs and colds at Norton Drug Co's. drug store. Price 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free. WANTED: 10,000 00 Racoons 10,000 00 Opossums 10,000 00 Otters 10,000 00 Minks 10,000 00 Cow hides I will meet all sellers of Raw Furs and hides at the store of S. T. Sessions on Fridays of each week and all other days see S. T. Sessions and he will give you highest prices on all hides. tf | E. S. MOORE. Notice?There has taken up at my place, a red ox with crop and two under bits in t.hf* loft. 'PtiSo ? avf? V A I1IU VA IS* known as the Samuel J Cannon ox The owner will call and pay charges and get the ox C J Prince Zoan,S C Famous Strike Breakers. The most famous strike breakers in the land are Dr. King's New Life Pills. When liver and bowels go on strike, they quickly settle the trouble, and the purying work goes right on. Best cure for constipation, headache and dizziness, 25c. at Norton Drug Co. druggist. Adverti se in the Herald, ?. V A * V- II Know I 7 a 10-cent plug of \ is more economical I larger plug of cheap I SCHNAPPS wins all I yers: the rich, because I find a chew to really I tetter at any price; the I they get their money's I eal snappy chew and I id in the highly sweet- I Neither the rich nor I 1 to chew tobacco so I 5t that its true flavor I erving quality are lost. I i word "SCHNAPPS" fl 1 on the plug under the fl you have it?the most fl bacco produced, with fl weetening to preserve H id bring out the flavor fl acco flavor that stim- I per pound in 5c. cuts, id 15c. nlucrft f Happy ^ I Home 1 1 To have a happy home Jg M you should have children* P They are great happy-home M ? makers* If a weak woman, ra you can be made strong H g]f enough to bear healthy chil- fit TO drcn, with little pain or dis- TO jn comfort to yourself,by taking B ? A Tonic for Women ^ fgp It will ease nil your pain, reduce M Eft inflammation, cure leucorrhea, ja (whites), falling womb, ovarian jt$ trouble, disordered menses, back- 5S ttC'ie? headache, etc., and make m W childbirth nituraland easy. Try it. Ku Pfj At all dealers in medicines, in Si.00 bottles. W a "DUE TO CARDUI H Is my baby girl, now two weeks ra old," writes A\rs. J. Priest, of Web- B5 ster City, Iowa. "She is a fine 10 W healthy babe and we are both doing js tjg nicely. I am still taking Cardul, 9 m and would not be without it in SB the house." m Summons for Relief. State of South Carolina. ) Horry County. S Virginia D. Young, Gertrude Li le, Louisa Brown, Florence D. Evans Fleetwood Wilden, Paulino Durant, Claudia Durant, Harri?on W. Covington and Jesse W. Liles as remaindering i undor the will of Henry Durant, deceased. Plaintiffs against Elizabeth Melson, Defendant. COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF [Complaint Served] To the Defendant, Elizabeth Melson. You are hereby summoned and re ! 1 i- ' * * ? quireu lu answer me complaint in this action, of which a copy io herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on W. P. Clayton at his office in Florence, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the court for the relief do manded in the complaint. Octobor 6th, 1906. W. P. Clayton, Montgomery & Lide, S. W. G . Ship, M. C. Woods, H. H. Woodward. Plaintiffs Attorneys. To Elizabeth Melson, Absent Defendant*? Take Notice that the ( jmplaint in thi9 action, and the suminr rs o. which the foregoing is a 'rpy were filed in the office of the Clerk Oi too Court of Common Pleai oi Horry County on the 2nd day o? November A. D. 1906. W. P. Clayton et al W. L. Mishoe, Plaintiffs Attys C. C. C. P. ' PATRONIZ WK are i Job PI; class lino ( will please as to pi ice We earnes ritfht . . ! |i a> Published r Tlitirstfn J) WHITK I'Oll II.I I $ * CONWAY] N1 W SC HOOL IICOKK A It 10 I ? A Plant and the Good Pc found this out with us n o 1,000 pairs Sample Shoes at Cost, all New York cost. We have on hand $ was bought before the the advanc3. with the cro at the Bargain Bouse on what other merchants are trying to c running and up to date School for Me Thev have the enerpy but the capaeit advanced. We have the goods, you h quarters. More new goods arriving < WE DO A We sell to merchants at wholesale pri ick Patterns. Send u: Conway FORECLOSURE SALE* Under and by virtue of a decree for foreclosure and sale, made and signed by his Honor J. C. Klugh, Presiding Judge, in the case of J. M, Conerly, Plaintiff, against J. R. Gerrald, and N. P. Smith and W. Bright Smith, copartners as N. P. Smith & Co., and dated the 27th day of October A. D. 1906; notice is heroby given that T, B. J. Sessions, Sheriff of the County of Horry, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder before the court house door at Conway, S. C., within legal hours of sale, on salesday in December, noxt, it being the third (3rd) day of said month, all and singular the following described lands and premises, to wit: A certain piece or parcel of land situate in Floyds township, and County and State aforesaid, bounded and described as follows: On the north by lands of G. M. Ford, on the east by lands of Evans Jarrott, on the south by lands of Luke Floyd, Sr., on the west by lands of Jerry Jarrott, containing twenty-five acres raore'or less. Torms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. Nov, 2,1906. B. J. Sessions, H. H. Woodward, Sheriff H. C. Plaintiff's Atty. td LOST?Pocket book containing $85.00 and one bill of sale and tax receipt between Elisha Tyler'sand Gurloy, S. C. Finder will bo rewarded for return of same to me. J. C. Todd, Br uce,S. C. An ad in the Herald pays the advertiser. m E HOME ENTERPRISETI preparing for your business; equipping our r?nt in first class style. Wo also carry a first )f Stationery, and can givo you printing that i. All wo ask is a trial order. Satisfaction s and workmanship guaranteed, , tly solicit your business and will treat you * ffy ?|9 The Herald is a clean, wide-awake paper and goes into nearly every homo in this ? 1RY and ho borders of the surrounding ^ HI n counties, consequently it is the Best Advertis ing 1 ? Medium in Eastvery ^ ern South Carolina t ,TKS ' I I to M N !-:\V NCIIOOL HOOKS ARK IN Often Removed .NNOT THRIVE jople of Horry have long since and are sticking to and trading nore and more every day fficii this wioiokjhbbb Grades | 1,000 Men, Hoys, and Youths Hats and Caps Samples at prime 20,000 (twenty thousand dollars) worth of Seasonable Merchandise that Visit the big sales advertised and get their prices, and then drop around d you will buy your goods of us and save money. If you want to know lo, just read our advertisements and gnd out what we are doing. We are rchants?tuition gratis?but our scholars seem to be learning very slow, y they have it not, we will not quit s vapping ho.ses until they get further ave the price, save you time and money by iimaing our store your hcadlaily. IIBAP m mm. mmm NICt lUtSBINIi I HAUL, ices, savinir freight for them. VV*; are agents for Delineator and Butteri your orders- We also have a complete line Scool Books in. Bargain House. J?! A W4MOM - X TCSfJa RBAMn" 1 ~"cu'stf/ON I ? MsoiesnQEjk GO** rute& Women's $3.80 Men's $3.80 to $5.00 |l The most comfortable shoe for tender M feet that it is possible to make M Our "Easy Feet" shoe is made in softest J J Kid and Calf Leathers in neat styles, by our f|| special process with a Mattress Insole ot [ j First Quality Wool Felt that will not pack || down, but forms itself to the shape ot the II foot and remains springy and comfortable. 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