The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 06, 1909, Image 2
??
?he Jfowg gtaM.
^ : yj
Entered at the Post Office at t'onwyS.
Second Class Mall Matter. ft 0.1
?? ' lj
I) PlilSH Kl> KVKUY THURSDAY MOKN1NU ^
BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO. P
8 U BSCKIPTJON ONE DOLLAR PER YE j
H. 11, WOODWARD, Kditor t
' t
THURSDAY. MAY G, U>0!>.
j
1 " ^
Tf you arc sec-king a quuiu t WUU4V I
to Horry.
Pino boating on the Waceamaw
and Kingston Lake at Conway.
The fishing and hunting preserves
of Horry are unsurpassed by those
of any other county.
_________________
Tf you want to buy supplies you'll
find no place better than Conway
Its merchants will treat you white
every time.
If you want to make a profitable
n vest me ut, come to Horry. It?
possibilities are great and its induce
menis inviting.
In spite of the drastic sentences
of Judge Aldrich the lllind Tiger
still lives. Absolute prohibition is
the only remedy to cure the evil, c
Conway is a delightful place in
which to live. Tt is healthy, its climate
is salubrious and is people arc
hospitable and the county offers unlimited
inducements for money mak
in# and money saving.
Horry's contribution to the fund
being raised for the purpose of erecting
a monument to the Women ol
the Confederacy at Columbia, is?10.
Surely some patriotic Son of Horry
whether to tho manner born or by
adoption, is working to place the
county in the right column. At
least $500 should go up from Horry
for this purpose. The Sons of the
Confederacy should see to to it thai
this sum at least is made up.
In putting down tarra cotta pip
ing forsoworage purpose Conway hai
made another step forward. O
course the present undertaking ii
nnt iL.l !.. J.-! ? 1
iiuu an luut ib uesireu aiong tnis lim
but is far ahead of none and show
an inclination on the part of ou
people to improve the sanitary con
tidion of their homes and surround
ings, and we take this small begin
ning as a forerunner of a largei
sewerage system to come.
Conway is most assuredly gaininj
an unenviable reputation. Twi
murders in a little over two month
and both committed almost in rifl
shot of the temple of justice, Bot
of them can be directly traced t
the fruitful source of all crimeBlind
Tiger. The way to kill th
blind tiger is to stop his source c
supply and the only practical an
elTectivo way to stop his supply isb
the absolute prohibition of the 1
<juor traffic. The standing line <
$100 or thirty days on the publj
works of the town of the municip:
authorities will not stop it for it ht
been weighed in the balances an
piuveu a uismai ranure. Neither
the sentence of the higher court <
imprisonment without the alter)
ative of sufiicientlfearfulness to deb
men who are disposed to sell whi
key for the money that's in it, fro
doing so. Did we not witness d<
quite two weeks ago the applicatic
of this remedy and this week d
we not see the body of a human b<
ingcold in death and she who to(
that life now languishing behit
prison bars in yonder jail on a
count of, so it is alleged, a too fr
indulgent of blind tiger whiskey 1
one or both principals in the trag
dy? As long as whiske> is perm:
ted to be shipped into the State f
personal use, or for any use whs
ever, its protection from seizure w
be resisted by the inter state coi
merco committee, and so long w
hi i nil ii<rnpu So onm.llA/1
V..HO ?.nv> u vn' u" Itu UI1U VYIllh K
bo bought and drunk. o
Lived 152 Years.
Wm Parr?>England* oldest man^m
. ried the third time at 120, worked In t
fields until 182 and lived 20 >ears long<
People should be youthful at 80. Jam
"Wright of Bputlock Ky ,: shows how
remain young. * 1 feel just like a 16 ye
old boy," he writes, 41 after taking six t
ties of Electric Bitters. For thirty yea
Kidney trouble made my life a burdi
but the first bottle of this wondeiful m<
lcine convinced me that I found thcgie
est cure on earth." They are a godse
to weak* sickly, rundown or old peopl
Try them. 50c at Norton Drug Co.
^
'"a*
Till; 1.AND OF FLOWERS'.
Mr Editor: As I never see anytfrrt^ jn i
mr columns from this pl??0'?, wti'tl ; (Jl,
lease give mo space for a few v;<>rfb
The Herald cornea to mo every- VV jj IV
2d la gladly welcomed In our lUtlif faia.
r circle.
Health of this community is jew ?i n
resent.
No n.arrinces or deathr to v/poirl
Messrs .lohn and Kii o Ty'^r wi l Vl Up
roin Putnam Hall vl-plng 4-r-:ti ftvend
VIr Bob Smith of this place^ a? to| Java
IgO.
?? ??? ? vuliii. *n>o I
1 HR 11 < 'u> ?* i??" IT i nv j
cuBed of committing a nwrdk-r hoi i? <;n I
December 21thf wu." captured,, tiled aid!
acquitted.
The nlyht of 22nd insk lour inutrderera,
two of w horn wore convicted of inur- i
der, broke j ill and arono\ t at l
Crops lu this community brelook! ag lino. !
Digging Irish potatoes In the ortlt of ?
the day. They are fhlpiMng from 25 to \
110 car loala a day from /lasting and will. j
continue to do s> for hbou'. fourlein*
weeks.
AVhat has become of the correep<~n-?
dent at Myrtle Beach? t
With many wished to the dear old Herald
and Its readers, 1 nin respectfully
yours, A B Owens.
Hevllle, Pla,
In Wo Will I
Give $15.00
In Casli for I
: 1 e
: I the three Best |
9 Advertisements, p
I $5.00 for the best Sticfl' Piano p
advertisement. ft
$5.00 for the best Shaw IMano jfl
advertisement. ft
$5.00 for the best Sti< IT and Shaw |<j
Piano acvertisements combined. S*
Mr John Ross, of the Charlotte B
Observer and Chronicle, Mr Birch
of the Charlotte News, Mr Wethers u
of the Columbia State and Mr J F ?
"J Jacobs of the Religious Syndicate, ?
5 '] Clinton, SC., will act as Judges. 13
^ 4 Contest opene d until June 1st, 1009. B
| Open to every one. Houd your K
4 add to S
' | Chas M Stieff, 1
B 1
3 I Manufacturer of R
s I ArtiHtir St ill* Sliaw an (I K
I n:.. .... . H
r >r?i?:iii JTifi* i riiuiusi
: I SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE 1
r | 5 AV TllADE ST |
I CHARLOTTE. - N C |
? I C. H, WILMOTH, I
S MANAGER. ,
c I (Mention this pape r )
IJ BMW?Ulllll IHI III
I When Sick |
)f Women suffering from head- Ej
[c ache, backache, pain in side, or 8s
H H nervousness, or any other ail- S
ls ment resulting from female raj
19 trouble, should get Cardul and ||
|J| use it regularly. Cardul has
H been 'oun^? by thousands of VSJ
"jf B ladles, to relievo female weak- fig
1 nes3* by restoring to health m
r B the weak womanly organs. B
I ICARDUI
3 '
)k H Mrs. F. S. Mills, Muriettfl# K
u' H Calif., tried Cardul and writes: fi|
c I "I don't think anyone can R9
66 ML
H recommend a medicine more B
)y highly than I can Cardui. ! D
it- B a mls^aP? followed by In- B
or I flammation. 1 positively be- I
it- H *love ' would have died, had H
ill B not been for Cardut. When B
m- I ' ^)e8an taking it, I could not B
" B stand on my feet After tak- B
B ing two bottles, I was cured, B
' y H I now weigh 165 pounds." B
B Try Cardui?it will help you. B
B Sold everywhere. fi
inr IH^BSSSmni
ho
I ksta>l
A Fire Fighter's i
Of THE UNPARALLELED MERITS Of ??1
ENGINE WHICH MR. QLAZIE
Signs of Danger.
Hnekaelie, dizziness and liendnche, "specks
before the ryes," irregular heart action and
liver trouble. The severity of the early
symptoms depending upon the amount of
poisons which the kidneys have allowed to
remain in the system.
? ~ SYMPTOMS.
Aohlng Pain Over Hip*, Baokaohe, Sadtmoot
or Deposit In Urine, Irritation of tho
Bladder, Pain In Urinating, Rheumatism
torto aold in blood), P.udden Btopsage ol
jiltve, Highly Oolorod or Milky white
Urine, Pass Ellood or Muous In Urine, Retention
oi Urine, Straining Aftor Urinating,
Thick or Sluggish Urine, Stone In the
Bladder. Cventls (Inflammation of Blad
dor), Cotsrrh of Bladder or Bowels, Pufflness
Under Byes, VoraoAaas Appetite,
fblrst, GaII Stone, Qravel, Pain In Uretha,
Svro?lAn. Ankios, Dimmed Vision. Specks
Before tho HyeR. Scanty Urine, Frequent
Qalla, Mouth Dry, BllllouBness. Dribbling,
I.ambaKo, Woakneas, Dob* Of FJaab, Dragalar
Heart Aotlon, Uloeratlon of the Bladder,
Skin Pale, Waxy and Dry, Bad Odor
of Perspiration,
SIMPLE TEST FOR KIDNEY DISEASE.
pill a bottle with urine; let It stand for
twelve hours ; If there Is a sediment or cloudiness
of any kind you have kidney or bladder
trouble, and you should commence taking
Hloodlue to-day. Dout wait uutll the disease
is too far advanced.
Hloodine costs 50c a bottle for the usual #1.00 size,
Mai) orders filled. Large sample bottle by mail 10c.
l'Bloodine
Norton Drug
|" OLD RE
The Gull
t |
Its Name is Synom<
Goods and the at Lc
are offering seasonal
cedejited bargain pri
GROCE
PRO VI
DRY GOODS Ai
HAY AN!
Improved Fsi\n
FERTILIZE!
We have on han
Mules which we offe]
on easy payments.
WiliS 8
State of South Carolina,
County of Horry
COURT O? COMMON PLEAS
Copy Summons for Relief?(Com
plaint Served)
J. T. Thornpk'.ns, Plaintiff
against
Levy H. Booth, Defendant.
To the Defendant, Levy H, Booth
You are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this ap
tion, of which a copy is herewith serve
upon you, and to serve a copy of you
answer to the said complaint on th
subscriber at his ofllce at Conway 8 C.
within twenty days after the service here
of exclusive of the day of such service
and if you fail to answer the coinplair
within the time aforesaid 1he plaintiff i
this action will apply to the Court for th
relief demanded in the complaint.
April 1st, A. I). 1909.
W. L. Bryan, C. C. C. P.
11 H. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorne1
T/> r I! I. AW 4 rv~? 1 ? 4.'
i \j ur.vjf 11 f jjwuiii^ Aunuui i/uieuuttiiit
: Please take notice that the complaint 1
the above atated action and the suminor
of which the foregoing is a copy wei
filed in the ofllce of the Clerk of tli
Court of Common Pleas on the 1st ds
of April, A. D. 1909.
II II WOODWARD,
Plaintiff'a Attorney.
W. L. Bryan, C, C. C. P.
b Seud us your job work.
Astounding Story
BLOODINE"
HARRY AM3LAZIER
A^rominejt Fireman of
severe cold nnd^ it settled
attempted to move ; I bad
tried cvreything imnginR
RUNS. able to get relief, with uo
success, until I was advised
to try " Bloodine." which to niv greut
surprise, gave me relief almost from the first
dose, una before I had taken one bottle I was
completely cured. " bloodine " is a wonderful,
vitalizing tonic. If the blood is impure, complexion
bad. appetite lost, strength gone, and
the whole svstcm Is upset by an accumulation
of humors, It is time to try "Bloodine" today.
Bloodine Curod Hemorrhage of the k'ldneva
Marshfihi-d, Vt.. Sept. >, 1904.
Titn Bt.ooniNR Co., Boston, Mast.
Gentlemen :?I received one of your books, vestorday.
1 have been a great sufferer for thirtv-tnre#
weeks, passing bloody water, have been to ttie hospital,
have had four different doctors. They called
it most everything, and I got no better. Please send
me a sample bottle of your Hloodine for which 1 em
close ten cents Ln stamps to pav for same. If it will j
do me any good I will take it the rest of my life.
Signed, MRS. OCTAVIA E. CARPENTER.
Marsupik ld, Vt., Sept. 14, 1904.
Thk ntoontNR Co., Boston, Mass.
Gentlemen:?I received your trial bottle of Blotch
ine, That was pot enough to do much for me, for I
am very bad and weak, passing quite a lot of blood.
I Now, it you think that Bloodine will help me, yon
may send me one dollar's worth. I think by the
time I take tlwt I can tell if it will do me any good.
I Slgnod. MRS. OCTAVIA K. ('AHPkkTK.u
Marshpibi.d, Vt., Oct. aa, 1904.
Tub Bi.ooniNH Co , Boston, Mass.
Dear Sirs:?Please send me six bottles of Bloodine.
It has done me a world of ?ood; it has stopped
the hemorrhages; and I am feeling much better.
Respectfully,
Signed, MRS. OCTAVIA E. CARPENTER.
We will forfeit $1,000 if the originals of the abovn
letters, provin; genuineness, cannot ee produced.
Liver Fills
Chronic Constipation, Sick Headache and Bib
liousness. 28 OT8. A BOX. I
Qq special agents.
"j
v Stare!
#
)us with the Best
>west Prices. We|
ble goods at unpre-j
ices:
}R1?S ,
SIOTsTS
VD CLOTHING
9 GRAIN
ing Implements
& ACIDS.
d some good work
r cheap for cash or
IB hi
UILLII1U VU.
I
Shingles
Shingles!
>.
T FOR SHINGLES CALL ON
d
r OR WRITE
e
I
j L H BURROUGHS & CO
a
0 CONWAY. S C.
A
' b F HAWKS,
m fill!
Gaters to the wants <
i the People. For First Clai
~, Groceries place your ord?
[with me.
\
-> The Best Fertih
That the yield of corn from the
creased by intelligent and liberal f<
demonstrated. Large crops of good
land well, using the right kind and
and proper cultivation.
j. Virginia-^
Fertil
"will greatly " increase your yield per
In some cases remarkable results na^
Mr. C. W. Caruthers of Sumpti
cannot express the value of your f<
of other companies' goods, that it w
brands, were they given free and put
, 1 say to be a fact. I made a test o
the land your fertilizer and on the ot
izer, same grade; the land received
I kept a correct account of the amo\
and / got $300 more from the land 0,
Fertilizer than I did off the other
corn from the land on which I used
Write today to nearest office o
Company for a free copy of the n<
Almanac, full of the most valuable ?
planters and farmers; or ask your fei
Virginia- Carolim
Sales Offices
Richmond, Va.
Norfolk, Va. ffefimz
, Columbia, S. C.
Atlanta. Oa. ^*krtii
Savannah, Ga.
Memphis, Tenn.
a
x Bonne
J|gfi||fL MOM
^cs'^ns ac
FLOUR a
To the Farme
, WE OFFER
500 bbls Flour.
200 bags Rice
10 boxes Smoked Bacon.
Wewant your bus
have not the cash
wait till tobacco ti
ALMETTO OHO
MULLINS; J P
n iTBlilTliiTTiiili IT! <m
8 Our Directors:
( J.G.BRYANT,
| GEO, J. UOLLIDA V,
H THUS. E. COOEEJi,
2 J VIV jy. ,/ J<JN 1{ ETTE,
jm# jr. JiAJu?y/t'h\
p. c. PUINCE,
A'. A. SANDEliSOy,
' /
1
i
1 . T
J.
i A
BANK o
j of Lori
. iTTjIrrir
rvuuui r or
Indigestion
Our Guarantee Coupon
It, after using a fi.oo bottle of Kodol, you
oan honestly say It has not benefited you, we
will refund your money. Try Kodol today on
this guarantee. PHI out and sign the follow- 1
Ing, present it to tha dealer at the time of
purchase. If it falls to satisfy you return the
bottle to the dealer from whom you bought it,
and we will refund your money.
Town
State
Sign h*
1 CatThlt Owt 1 '
DigestsWhatYouEat
- And Makes the Stomach Sweet
B. C. DeWITfXcoT. Chtcaco. IIL
ALL DRUGGIST.
| Tobacco Flues.
1 The'Conway Iron Works is preparing
to manufacture Tobacco
.. Flues this season. All tobacco
M planters are requested to place
gg their orders early, so that we can
arrange to accommodate thorn wlthBr
out any delay or inconvenience.
J. L. DOZIER, Manager.
*
M??fc?fcai. ? - - I'SMi
V
izers for Corn
average farm can be greatly inertilization
has been repeatedly
. corn result from preparing the
quantity of fertilizer, good seed
Carolina j 1
izers
acre" of corn or any other crop.
ve been obtained,
er County, Fla., writes: "Words
;rtilizer. It is really so far ahead
ould not pay anyone to use other
in the field. 1 can prove what
n five acres. I used on one half
her half another company's fcrtilthe
same cultivation every time. I
unt of money I got off each half
n which I used Virginia Carolina <
half. I got four times as much
your fertilizer"
I the Virginia-Carolina Chemical i
ew 1009 Farmers' Year-Book or
ind unprejudiced information for
rtilizer dealer for a copy.
a Chemical Co.
Sales Offices
^Durham, N.C.
Charleston, S C.
Baltimore, Md.
^nHHIB Columbus, Ga.
' Montgomery, Ala.
ridHHI Shrcveport, La.
ittsville Marble Wks
f. McKLVVEE, Proprietor.
MANUFACTURER OP
;nts, tombstones, etc.
id Prices Furnished 011 Application
or Anything in Our Line.
.SQIJE, AGENT, CONWAY. S. 0
ESTABLISHED I88O.
?T8VIL,LE, 8. C.
ind RICE
f LI
;i ^ ui iiui l y
30 boxes White Bacon*
50 cases Tomatoes*
1500 bushels Corn.
1000 bushels Oats*
iiness and if you
we are willing to
me. See us,
CEltY COMPANY,
' COOPER, Sec and Treas
a bacacccss cbbb m s as c nag ^
t ^
\
\
Oar Officers; ft ^
J [OH. JS* COOP fill. President. P
, C. jniYANT, Vioe PmMenf. ?
. I A) YD HAXJJEIlSOtf, Ctuhfcr. k
f LORISj
is, S. C. |
CHINESE LAUNDRY
Collars and Cuffs.
Ironing Machine.
Work turned out PromDtlv.
Send me a trial order. *
Family washing taken.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
v Work neatly executed, and in
first class style, ^
SPECIAL NOTICE
Collars and Cults held for 30 days
and if not called for will be sold,
Yoursfor good wor*,
GEORGE LUM
QEO S HACKER & SON
644, 646 and 648 King St,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
I Jl I '
* moulding 3 ,
Window and Fancy Goods ? ' <
Specialty
?* - f ' - ; w 4 J*