The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 01, 1909, Image 9
> I Women I
H Woiren who suffer from El
e|| female ailments# frequently B
1 Ifj neglect their trouble# till a Pj
p| genera] break-down iollows. H
i|| Dou't wait till your case Is B
p| as bad as that?take Cardui |
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medicine, for all women. gjj
I Mrs. Rena flare, ol Pierce, g
Ra., toted Cards! and alter- p
ward wrote: WI was a sal- g?
lercr from all sorts of te- m
male trouble, had pain In my |g
side, drawing pains In my |3
legs, could not slefcp, had K
shortness of breath. i*H
"1 suffered for years, nn- ||
til my husband insisted on |S
my trying Cai dui. The first ||
bottle gave me relief and il
now 1 am almost well." SB
Try Cardul. P
It will help yon." Kg
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I Do You I
I Know |
I What li
r * I
| Constitutes ||
I a Fine 1
Piano? I
i Unless vou a>fo sice ?
you TIJOllOUUULY
nude r s t a n d piano W
mechanism, tone, cpial- fe
ity, action, etc., you *
had better place yourself
in our hands and t
fjet the best. Not for I
theproliton 500 pianos Ij
would we sell you an #
inferior instrument. |
WRITE TODAY I
I Chas M Stieff, |
M ami fact urer <>f j|
J StielV and Shaw, the Pianos p
with the Sweet Tone.
SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE f
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jj CHARLOTTE. - ' N C |
\ C. H, WILMOTH, 1
MANAGER.
| (Mention this paper ) ^
Hacker Mfg Co.,
XuccoHfwirfl to
(iHORCiB S 11ACKIZR & SONS,
I^ W fr \l AMI' ! ' A I "I' 1 r I f I.'
dooics, hasii and rmndh, columns ani>
Uai.I stkuh, Oltll.l.ks and Caulk Ohnamknts,
si iiki:n I>mous and Winiiowh.
W10 DKAIi IN
(tlash, s\*ll c'ohu and wkioiith.
CHARLESTON, S. C
CHINESE LAUNDRY
Collars and CulTs.
Ironing Machine.
Work turned out Promptly.
Send me a trial order.
Family washing taken.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Work neatly executed, and in
first class style.
SPKCIAL NOTICR
Collars and CulTs held for 30 days
and if not called for will bo sold,
Yoursfor good wor*,
GEORGE LUM
Dr. King's New Discovery
~ KILLS THE COUGH. CURES THE LUNGS.
v
Life IOOOOO Years Ago.
Scientists have fouud in a cave in Swifz
laud bones of men who lived 100,000
years ago, when life was In t onstan* danger
from wild beasts. Today the danger,
as shown by A W lirown, of Alexander
Me., is largely from deadly disease. "If
It had not been for I>r King's New Dis
covery, which cured me, I could not have
lived,"} he* writes, "suffering from a se
vere lung trouble and fctuoborn cough."
To euro Sore l.ungs, ('olds, obstinate
Coughs, and prevent Pneumonia, its I lie
best medicine on earth, 50c and $! 00.
Guaranteed by the Norton Drug Co.
Trial bottle fros.
A Card.
wwmg io iow prices wt nave boon
forced to take for burnt, trashy,
sandy or dirty tobacco, known as
primings or lirst cropping, \so
deem it a duty wo owe to the tobacco
growe-s to call their a' tentioi to
this fact. If this crop is largo (as
everyone seems to admit) the tlrst
primings will be very low. From
observation and experience,' we are
convinced it will add value to the
crop if these leaves are pulled otY
and dirt pulled around the stalk;
this seems to add weight to the
better grades.
The pros nt crop as a gi noral
thing, has grown oil' slowly, the
late rains doubtless will give toll
icco a second growth. We cannot
impress too much importance of letting
tobacco get ripe before it is
gathered. Fvervone is awaie of
the fact that green tobacco has few
friends.
(Signed)
Neal iV Dixon, Farmers Warehouse,
Mullius, S. C.
F. T. Forbes, Planters Warehouse,
Mul ins, S C,
(dorre 11 Bros & Co., Central Warehouse,
Mullins, S. C.
Ceo 11. Yarboro iV Son, Star
Warehouse, Mullins, S. C.
McDulTie iV Harrington, Bntk
Warehouse, Mullins, S. C.
I >l.nnniv \\r 1 ?
?. i.utiiiA ii 1*1 v;iiuuac, i*J iiriUil, O.
c.
Marion Warehouse, Marion, S. C
Nichols & Medeheo, Nichols, 8. C.
Loris Warehouse, Loris, S. C. I
I MeDutlic & Harrington Co. L >ris,
S. C.
J anc 21, DKlb.
Sees /Violher Grow Youugf.
"It would l?o hard to over estimate tin
wondefnl change in my mother since Hie
began to use Clectric Hitters," w r.tos .Mrs
W lj ( i11nit rick, of Di.nlorth Me. "Although
past 70 she seems leally to la
growing young again. She sullered
untold misery t rom dyspepsia lor 20 years.
At last she (ould neither rut, drink not
sleep. Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed till hlcctrio 'fitters woiUcc
such wonders for her health.'' The)
invigorate ail vital organs, cure hive)
and Kidney troubles, induce sleep, im
part strength aiul appetite. Only 5Ue:,al
Norton Drug Co.
Married.
AtGurley on Juno 22nd, 1!I0!), Mr
I). Cause and Miss Medvina Luuric.
8. M. Allen, Magst clliciating. |>otl
parties of Sanfurd We wish then
much joy through life and at last;
home in the sweet bye and bye.
M.. A.
Tortured on a llorsc.
"For ten years I couldn't ride a horse
without being in torture I rum piles,"
writes L S Napier, of Rugless, Ky. ,
'when ail doctors and otl.cr remodles
failed, Ruckhn's Arnica Salve cured
me.r' inlaliil'le for I'iles, Ruins, Scalds,
(hits, Hulls, Fever Sores, Hi/ainn, Silt
Rheum, Corns. 25c, Guarantied h\
Morton Drug Co,
Medio, the little live-year old daughtei
of Mr D O Rowel 1 living in the westero
suburbs, stepped on a snake last Fridaj
and was bitten on the foot. It is not
known to what family the snake belonged
hut anyhow proper remedies were iminc
diately applied and the little, sulferer i.t
xperieucing no ill eiTects from the bite.
A INijilit Ridcr'n Kald.
The worst night riders are calomel, croton
oil or aloes pills They raid your bed
to rob you of rest. Not so with Dr King's
New Life Fill's. '1 hey never distress or
inconvenience, but. always (leases tinsystem,
curing Colds, Headache, Consti
pation, Malaria, 25c at Norton Drug Co,
Misses F.dna Davis and Mary Bramlet,
Kulonift, passed through Cohway Saturday
en route for Myrtle Reach, returning
to their respective homes.
In order save fcight charges and
extra trouble in haulii g, all of the
tabaeco growers in the lower section
of the county ought to bring
their tobacco to the Horry Tobacco
Warebouce for this reason, if for
Notice!
There vvill he a mooting of the
Waccamaw Mounted Rifle fllnh m
Woodlaw n Sea Shore on July f>th at
11 o'clock. A full attendance is re
quested. Ralph Noshit,
President of Club.
Wantkd: ?A middle age lady re
lined and educated, desires to secure
work for the summer, eithor to
teach, or sew in a nice relined family
Reference exchanged, Address,
Miss u ii. J.
Taft,S. C.
Me Witt's US# Salve
F.ir Piles, Burns, Soros,
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GO-FLY keeps I lea off llorfo.H and
Cattle. 25c. and 50c. at all drug stores.
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Ws We will get for you
ag* all Tobacco sold on
^ a large corps of bi
HI with large orders fo
HONEST AND
We are pleased to i
friends that we hav<
curing the services
0% Winston, as auction
tallon of being one
successful auction
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How it D(
What?='Nortol\,
Why ?- Because
and Fever, Colds, Headache
There's Nothing Better. A
Kidneys. Makes you well ai
Prepared Only By
Norton Drxxg Co
CONAWY, S. C.
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I'or sale by Dru^ists and General Merchants
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1?RRY I
drchousc |
Manager. S??
?Trr?~ ? =r=.?-? -^rr^r=nr? ^gQt
the Highest Prices for
its floor. We will have
jyers here this season ?|?
r all grades. ||&
FAIR DEALINGS |?
announce to our Horry
e been fortunate in se- Jjc*
of Capt J Y Barber, of |||
eer. He has the repuof
the best and most 1||
eers in the country.
a F
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Also Everything Else You Want at the | |
LOWEST POSSIBLE I
PRtr.F l!
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Vlany Goods going at and 11
B&low Cost. Don't 11
:ail to see^us while we are 8 |
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rndgg?et8-^^^P^ IJ
watch i i 11 : ||
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Scholarship and Entrance
Examinations Clemson
Agriculture College
k ? _ fa ^ j jj At the County Court-House on
luC^ DIS ^r,('uv? Juiv ^ * iv- ,n ? ^,<5
IT^h Scholarship and Ifintrancc KxaminuFwV
VUlH 1 inn t.M rif?nw/.n A
Vw ... l./.l 11^1 UUI1IIIO
will bo hold under the direction of
the County Hoard of Education.
Applicants must be at least 111
STTnflSf1 years of a^c and must be prepared
to enter tho Freshman Class. Theio
arc no Scholarships in the IVepara..
tory Class. This class is only open
f/vm a limited nuinb r of boys whci
IvJ* cannot roach scnools and who arc
living in sections of the State where
school facilities are poor. Scholarly
Neuralzie, etc. ships are worth $100 00 and Fre<
I on/1 Tuition. The next session of Clemcts
on Liver and ,on a(/rt<.llltural coUok?; w.ii .>o?i..
id keeps you well sept. ?, loop.
Apply to the County Superintendent
of Kdueution after June 20th,
0 -* *?
I ion needed information concerning
the Scholarship Examinations.
Eor catalogs, further information
and cards upon which to make apple
i tTl cation for entrance to the (Jol.e^o,
* address, P. II. MELLi.Pras.,
Clemson College, S. C,
THE ORIGINAL LAXATlTfc CtCQH 8YNUF
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE HONEY^TAfi
/cry where. fed Clover Bloasom and (looey Be? oa Iwn Bottle
1
2 DANGER IN DELAY.
5
Sidney I)l?caic5 Arc Too Danjrer)
our for Conway People to !>ejrlcct.
( The ur?'?t dumber of kidney troubles is
that 'hey #Pt a firm hohl before the sufferer
recognizes them. Health is L'rsdually
undenninded. Backache, head*
nehe, iutv( usness, lameness, soreness,
lumbago, urinary troubles, drops}', dlabe;o<atil
Blights. disease follow in iiht
rilcsH succession. Don't neglect your
kidneys, ('tiro tin kid nets v|ih the
ccrdan and safe remedy, Roan's Kidney
Tills, whit It has cured people right hero
in this locality.
Silas Rounds, 15 W Fine street, Florence,
S O. , says: "Roan's Kidney Rills
gave inn groat relief and I do not hesitate
to give them my endorsement. The
kidney secretions were highly col?>red,
often deposi'ed a dark sediment and were
too fri?|iient and'painful in passage. My
hack a> hod nearly all the time and I had
sharp shooting twinges through my hips.
1 finally rea I ahout Roan's Kidney l'llls
oii?I began taking them accor ling to dirt
ctions. I hey lived up to representations,
soon stopping the backaches and
pains and restorine mv Iditnnvu t?. ti./U..
, . - - T- ' J J "
nor mill condition. I ain more than
pleased with the results I obtained from
l)oanrH Kidney rills,"
b'or sale by all dealers. I'rice 50 cents.
F\> ter-Milburn Co.. IbilTalo, Now York,
sole at^ents for the Culled States,
Kemeinber I lie name Jlom's,?and take
no other.
In l.oviliir Meiaory.
Ashlev K. A1 ford passed through
the volley of the shadow of death
April IX.h, liiup, in the tilth yarn* of
his life.
As a man in his community ho
was permanently honored bv many
noble friends and neighbors, lie
was a faithful member of the l?ayboro
Camp l*. C V. No. 1222. In
this concession to the Providence
of (*od we deeply realize the fact that
his family has lost a loving father
and devoted husband; his camp a
faithful member, his neighbors a
helpful neighbor, and his county a
profitable citizen. Hub we mourn
not as those who have no hope for
wo know our loss is his eternal
gain.
In the uddst of life we arc in
death. With a ruthless hand, death
cuts down one as well as another.
How sad that one so lovely and always
so fuli of bright smiles as,
dear papi, should be reaped down
and carried that way from whence
no traveller has ever returned.
What a sad day when Ood
culled away his part and dreadful
epilepsy claimed the mortal remains.
His heart and mind seemed to be.
. ,,..1. ?!...? ..... I,. .. : - li-- i
i^iu.u iu?iii iiuviM ^ wuu universally oeloved.
In times of sorrow us well
as in limns of joy ho seemed to he
the sumo loving papa and friend.
Ilovv delighted he was when an act
of kindness on his part lessened the
grief of others. Surely it may well
ho said that one good apple of the
tree has been pluck, d, hut God
knew host and willed that lie must
go and His ways are shrouded in
deepest mystery.
Farewell! Dear papa to a brighter
world thou hast gone where there
is no death, no sorrow, no tears.
Through all the changes of time
we shall miss thee, but from our
hearts the sweet memory shall never *
ch part. Glorious sunbeams always
kiss the soil that covers thy last
resting place, and through the oneit".ling
gloom of night, may bright
stars shine, keeping their lonely
virgils above thy grave.
Thus to see from day to day,
Thy brightening eye and cheek,
And watch thy life's sands waste
away,
Unnumbered, slowly, mock.
To meet thy smiles of tenderness
And catch the feeble tone,
Of kindness ever breathed to bless,
And feel we 11 bo "alone."
It comes to meet out of the past,
With tones so sjft and sweet,
The echo of a loving voice,
Of papa whom wo hope to moot.
Lisping his simple words,
Or doing deeds suolimo,
I seem to hear his pleasant tones
Across the waste of time.
When my days all ended, ;
And 1 m called to go,
May I meet my dear papa
On Canaan's bright shore.
1 lis Loving Child,
Blanche, June 12, 11)01).
There is more Catarrh In this section of
the* country thin ad other diseases put to*
get her, and until tin* list few years was
' supposed to ho incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced It a local
disease and prescribed local remedies and
by oon>tv tly falling to cure with local
f t it.mi'?nf i r uounced it incurable,Science
Jia- pri v ii ci 11 ra to be a constitutional
lis ?? e 1 th? re tore requires constllut
onal reatnwrt. llnll'si If'Atnrrh Cnru
M
i m;tnufn< tur^d by K .J Cheney & (Jo., To*
. li-do, (i> tin- >nly constitutional cure
, .hi the m.ti kct. It is takeu internally in
doses from 10 dropj to a tenspoonful. It
nets directly on 'he blood and mucous
suriacesol the sy vein. They offer one
hundred dollars r. ward for any case It
1 fails to euro. Send for circulars and testimonials
Address
FJ CllKMKY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
r Take Hall's Family Pdls for constipation.
, ?
Do not foi get that wo aro making
preparations for tho largest sale
ev^r pulled off ill this part of the
county beginning July 10th and
: onciug July 20th. Hhodcs Hros.,
' Lor is, S. C.
| . Miss 'Doster left last Friday fof
, her home at Fairfax, Va.