Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I For g H Female Ills 1 ?3 nt PI You should take, for female ? tits, a medicine HiA acts on the E ?3 female organs and junctions. 3Lj Cardui is not a man's medicine. PR |3 It is for women. Its pure, heal* ^ S! ing, curative, vegetable ingredi* 1&3 trl ents, go direct to the womanly Rj A a organs, relieve their pain and in* HE S flammation, and build up their gj "Tongue cannot tell,** writes fijj Mies Nola Smith, ol Sweetser, Bid., M WOMAN'S RELIEF |g has done for me. I am on my Fn jg third bottle and am so much bet- Iks ter. Before 1 began to take Car- gfej dui, I could not do a day's work, Hp Now I can work all day. Mother |pj fj took four bottles of Cardui before Kjbj confinement, sot alonsr fine and BtJ Kr? has been real strong ever since." At All Druggists j$ WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE, pfe L> stating age and describing symp- ?3 g1 toins, to Ladie^Artvisor y Dept., ra s Tho ChattanoWr. Medlcino Co.. (Efl B Chattanooga, l^nn. E 40 9g Copy Summons for Relief. (Complaint not Served) State of South Carolina, ) County of Horry \ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Ruth L Amnions, Plain till against Ada Edge Parker, Florence Edge Burgess and Lute Edge Pinner, Defenda nts. To tho Defendants: Ada Edge Parker, Florence Edge Burgess and Lute Edge Pinner. Villi !l?'n llOfallir cmninni,A/l .....1 ..A ? v>? ui i. nvi vu? ouuiLuui.uii ((mi i nquired to answer the complaint in this action which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the . subscriber at his office at Conway, 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 plaiutifT in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. January 13th, A. D. 1009. W. L Bryan, C. C. C. P H. H. Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Ada Kdge Parker, absent defendant:? Please take notice that the complaint in this action and the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy, were filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of llorry County on the 15th day of January A. D. 1900. H. H. Woodward, PlaintitT's Attorney. W. L. Bryan, C. C. C. P. AJniion r,f Coin i.iuntv ux uaiu? Under and by virtue of a Bill of Sale made to W. R Lewis by W. M Parker, and dated the lirst day of January A. D 11)07, I will oiler for sale at public auction in front of the town hall at Conway, S. C , ai llo'ciock in the forenoon on Siturdav the 6th day of February, A. D. 11)01), all and singular the household and kitchen furniture of the said VV. M. Parker, together with his optical ai d jewelry tools, and implements of trade, all shown by inventor^ on lile in my ollice, and all seized by virtue of said Bill of Sale. r B J. Sessions. Agt. Dated January 21st, A. i). 1909. Shingles Shingles I an}still agent for those good cypress shingles you need. Good lot always on hand. Hal L Buck at Bank of Conway. Notice. All persons are forbidden to bunt or trespass on my lands on the Galivant-s Ferry road, lyin# between ihe six and seven mile nnat. nn ardrl road. Anyone violating the same will tf>delt with according to law H li. Baker. THE CHILDREN LIKE IT KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE COUCH SYRUP ACT QUICKLY. Delay 1I?k Been Duiiutrouv in Conwa> Do the right thing at the right time. Act quickly in times of danger. Backache is kidney danger. Dean's Kidney Dills act quickly. Cure all distressing, dangerous kidney ills. Plenty of evidence to prove this. W H Staekhouso, Mainst., Dillon, S. C., says: 4,l had kiuuey trouble for a considerable length of time, the kidneys being so weak that I huu much difiicultv in controlling the action ol the secretions, being obliged to ri>e often during the night The S(ceretions weie nii?hlv ?i??? ? t I and contained n dark sediment. ll also sufT red front backaches ami if I I s it in the chair for some lime with out moving it was impossible for mo to lise. When 1 stooped or lifted sharp twinges would catch mo in the small of my back and made it very painful for me to straighten. I used various kidney remedies but. obtain ed no relief until 1 started taking Doan's Kidney Pills. The contents of one box mad ? me fed like a diifereut person, stopping all the a-brand pains and strengthening my kidneys to such an extt nt thai I Inn. no more trouole irnin this source ' never knew of a remedy tiuit acted quickly and elTectivcly as Dean'sKidney Dills and I am quite willing that my name should be used in I . ecomniendine them.' For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co , Buffalo. New York, sold agents for the United States. Remember the name - Doan'sand take no other. In .Memory of W C (iausc. We have lost from our midst our much beloved and esteemed brother Ho was horn October 111, 18"> ?, aged 74 years, 7 months and 14 days, At the beginning of the Con feeler rate war he was old enough to take a position behind 'he guns in bdiah of his country, lie served his tiim as a bravo soldier until its e'o o He catno home without any st ars oi his brow or person. S ton ; Her In returned home h 1 j lined the unm of the living God and under the sta' spangled banner ol tie; Cap'a'U o our S .U alion he fought till the da\ of his berth. Brother Gause was born of the Spirit, of God near ill) sears ago. lie was a deacon of Unchurch before his conversion and would not pray in public till afte.i that event. He was sure a posvei in prayer. Brother Gause was a man that loved tin4 cau-e of Christ He has often gone with the preachers to carry the great cause on, would be gone from home a week a' a time. He was a man who wasloved by ah, and had many friendto mourn his loss. He was set ap.r for deacon at Macedonia church ne u thirty years ago, and hoped to 1 vt | to have a church near him named Beulah, which he did and was a deacon of this church un il he died He was always ready to thro"* in liis mite to build up the cause. Ho was Superintendent of the Sunda> school for many years, and wav punctual to his school, to his church to his word and to his ?el gion: W< have nltl'll i 11 >;l ('<1 liim c-.1t t 4 4 M , ? .....J peace is made with Gtd." Lie wif ill but a few davs. then he died at his home on March 2(.d, i!H)8, and on the first Sunday, lllbH, his funeral services took place at the <jp\vve where his remains lie unt 1 the res urrection morn. Rev I) I) Cox, who was a member of the sami church, preached the funeral sermon. which was a very interesting one, text: ''Blessed are the dead who die in 1 he Lord. Yea! hence forth, sayeth the Spirit, that \hi.\ may rest from their labor and theii works do follow them." There was a largo congregation at the funeral services, showing respect to the departed loved one, who is gone to his happy home, to that sweet place prepared for all who lovehisappearance to the loved ones who have <*one before. We sure miss him, but wo feel assured that our loss is hit r. fr r> t? n <i I < i-<i i ?> W IV/ 1 u?l Rev D D Cox, Rev J W Todd, Deacon H VV Boyd, Committee from Beulah Church Soldier Hulks Dcutli Plot. 11 seemed to J A Stone, a civi war veteran, of Kemp, Texas, lha1 a plot existed between a desperut< lung trouble and the grave to canst his death. "I contracted a stubbot cold, he writes, "that developed i ciugh that stuck to mo, in spite o all remedies, for years. My weigh ran down to 130 pounds Then began to u-e Dr King's New Discovery, which restored mv heal11 dortiDletelv. i now watoh it pounds." F jr severe Colds, obsti nate Cough, Hemorrhages, Asthma and to prevent Pneumonia its un rivaled. 50c and ?1 00. Trial hot tie free. Guaranteed by" Not to Drug Co. [Notice T will be in my oltiee Saturday and salosdays. The rest of the tim I expect to be visiting the school of the county. In order that 1 fna have thr pleasure of meeting an' talking with all the teachers of th county, I hope, if convenient, the; will call at the oflice with their nex claim. S. 11. BROWN. County Superintendent of Kduca tion. LOUIS 232 and 234 King Street, CI The Largest Wh? WE CUT FINE P WARM WEATHER UNDERWEAR. Gents' Heavy Cotton and Wool Mixed i Ve^t and Drawers, valued $125. Spei i.il each U8e(i?-nts All Wool Vest and Drawers (nat uii.l color) each $1 48. Ladies Cotton anil Wo<?l Mixed Ribbed V- >ts, medium and heavy weights each 7"?e. Ladie Cotton Ribbed Vest and Draw is, 111_'ht medium and heavy weights each, 4lio Ladies light weight 8ilk and Wool Yost and Drawers, each, $1 00. i r While the Yc j Begin Nowl Give us your Diiuu Bijsine and make il the most prospero 1 > UUGS, TO I hET AltTICL STATIONERY AND CK.ARS, TOBACCO, PIPES ! Prescription Wo Noton I Conway j Fori ALL . CREATION ^ ^^ ' T HE Connect the Ark With a liniment NOAH'S I 1 and yon have the world'a great external aches and palm. C r l:ur Rheumatism, Sciatica, Fame Back, Stli U Strains. Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, Colic, Cramps I and Muscle Aches and 1'ains. The genuine ha! co by all dealers in medicines. Guaranteed NOAH REMEDY CO. RICHMOND, TaJke Th ASSAD RABEL, DEALER IN Dry Goods, Notions, NOTIONS JEWELRY 4'LOT 111 NO, HAT S AND CAPS nPNVft FI IRN i^wiwriR | CONWAY, S- C. New Goods. Lowest Prices n I have jnsiopened up in the >tnre lately ' occupied by .1 1) Oliver on Orel Avenue, 1 one of the heist, and newest lines of goods f ever brought to Conway. I lntve soniet. thing to suit everybody and wh ch everv1 body needs at prices that cannot be du. plicated, An inspection is invited. CHOICE FKESII FRUITS & CONFECTIONERIES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. n Trespass iNotice. All persons are hereby forbidden to enter or tresp^s upon our lands in Socastee township, containing 1000 acre.;, more or less, bounded e by Waceamaw river, lands of Messrs Grant, George Stalvey et ah Huntv ing, fishing and trapping are also jj forbidden under the strTfct ppnaly (1 of the law. v TJ. A. DeLettre, t W. P. Hard wick.. ' " ' 'T Call at the Herald office f<ftr good printiug. * *' *0 * A * V . ^ V * COHE larleston, South Carolina. Dlesale and Retai iece goods in at wholes; NEW WAIST STYLES. 8TVLKS, YES! All that Is possible to put Into a correctly made waist. 15ut there Is service too. and lownessof nrlce. that, oualitvcon. Adored, is'little short ol astonishing ardtnost pleating as well. New Taffeta Silk Waists in Black and and a full lino of colors, each $0 00. Ladies Lace Waists trimmed with lace and medallions $2 50, #5 00, $13 50, $0 75 up to $25 00. Ladies White Linen Waists, some trimmed embroidered figures, others plain tucked, $2 50 to 10 00 < I ar is Young! i Don't Wait! i ss this year and we will try us of all your life. ,KS, PATENT MEDICINES CONFECTI()NI:HY, 1 !AND SMOKKKS' artici.es, rk a Specialty. Drug Co s. c. j ' ARK I , our trade mark, I INIMENT I * - - - - . S i.^o?. cuivuy lurnu internal ana | >kio trial will convince you. 9 ff Joints and Muscles, Sore Throat, Colds, 1 , Indigestion, Toothache, and all Nerve, Hone I i Noah's Ark on every package. 25c., 50c. and In or money refunded. Sample by mail free. |fl VA., and BOSTON, MASS., U.S.A. ? e Herald. GEO S HACKER & SON 544, 546 and 548 Kins St, CHARLESTON, S. C MOULDINO 2 Window and Fancy Goo<Ih ^ Specialty ' Alex C. McNeill, MACHINIST AND STEAM FITTER CONWAY. S. C. Sftw Mill, Steam Kn^lne, Cotton (lins and nil kinds of Siachino Work will receive I'rompt Attention. Estimates Furnished WOrk Guaranteed L. B. Singleton ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR * m * a ww* AT Li AW Conway, South Carolina Offioo in Spivov Ruildmc OSS'* Early Risers The famous little pills. / N&CC ' 5T1SIAC1K 1 Mail Order Horn ANY LENGTH F( ^LE PRICES. Fascinating Fall and Winter Fabrics, 14 Inch satin srlpped Poplin, black and all colors, yard ? 1 31) 4.r> Inch imported Fili*-t Voile in blue, irrcv and brown ? i O - ---- - ' r? ? 40 inch Satin Viola, black and all the now colors, yard $1 75, Wo carry a lar^e assortment of I)r?*ss Goods in plain weaves and fancy mixtures in all the newest colors, 12 1-2, 15, 25, ill), 48 up to .ftl 50 the jard SPECIAL Ladies TaiTeta Silk Waists, black and colors, value $400, special each $2 00. BAKER-' Fresh Broad and Cakes always on I filled with choice ^oods for family use \st possible notch I'hone orders ^riv livery guaranteed Phono N 13. VEGETABLES B. T. HYMAS The Store or Is the place to ?et Dry < As complete a Stock of Shoes as eat at prices to prices to suit everybody Corner Store but be sure and call on J. E. Nl< II IT A If v no iiLftv i un / On Flour, Mee Sugar, Molass Cotton Seed Shorts, Hay, C We can save Cents on th< sell by the w sell to the farn give us your 1 want it this yej you would be the way we do PALMETTO G "The Cooper Mullins, Sou ESTABLIS Home, B Springfield and ||* New York Underwriters! J SIXTY YF Are you insured against fire'i Are you insured in a good ( Are you insured in one of th< Tho host insurance calL for ' h?* record lon^ enough to prove its stab If you want to be afe insur above coi MALCOLM W. ( Take Th )MFY . K" CI ^Cll JtiTA) f?<k se in the South. 3R MERCHANTS Finest Display of Ladies and Miss Suits in the South. Ladies strictly Tailored Suits in fancy mlr tiir?-H. Would ? * 11 easily at $25 00. <)ur price, suit $ 10 00, Ladies and Misses Tailor Made Suits in plain broadcloth and mannish mixtures Suits that would retail easily at $20 00, our price, suit $ 15 00. OT $25 CM). We have au assortment of Lndlea and M l I.. . i ?- < - Kimri's TMiun in |>iit111 Miid inncy stripped broadcloths, plain ami fancy i'un .inns and Herringbone strip# s in nil flip m *.v c olors. I he 1 trgest assortment, unci the greatest values in the South suit 00. QRCCER inncl. Our Grocery Departincut is and are mark? d down to the low en eareful attention and prompt de IN SEASON. y THE BAKER. THE GROCER MAN i the Corner Gioods at Panic Prices. i be found anywhere in Styles unci When in need don't pass tho CHOLAS it, Meal, Grits, >es, Tobacco, Meal, Bran, orn, Oats, Etc you 10 to 30 5 dollar. We holesale and aer. Why not business. We ar and believe pleased with business. Wholesale" th Carolina. HED 1849 isurance Co. 1ARS OLD? ' Good! ompanv? Better! * above companies? Best! be??t O mp Companies with a ili t v anrl v e your Home in one of the mpanies. COLLINS, Agent.