Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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X.% ? . X __ DANGER IN DELAY. Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous for Conway People to INe* fleet. The great danger of kidney troubles is that they get a llrin hold before the suffeier recognizes them. Health la graduV** ally uudenniudrd Backache, headache, nervousness, lameness, soreness, lumbago w iinnary troubles, dropsy, diabetes and Bright'* disease follow in merciless succession Don't neglect your kidneys Cure the kidneys with the certain and safe remedy, Dunn's Kidney Hills, which has cured right here in this locality. Silas Hound-*, 15 \V Hine street, Florence, S. C., says: 'Dean's Kidney^ Hills gave me great relief and I do not hesitate to give them mv endorsement. The kidney secretions were highly colored, often deposited a dark sediment and were too frequent aud painful in passage. My K ./.I. .w.k.1 .1.. .11 *1. - -1 > t ? ? uiuiv muru ut'iiuy 1111 uiu lime liliu l IIHU phnrp, shooting twinges through ray hips 1 flnall) read about Roan's lvidu?,-y Pills and begun taking them according to directious. They lived up to r^presenta tions, soon stopping the backaches and pains and restoring my kidneys to their normal condition. 1 n ignore than pleased with the results." For sale by all dealers. Price 50c Foster-Milburn Co., BulTulo, New York, also agents for the United States. Remember the name- Doan's--and take no other,. Information Wanted. Seeing an article written by someone in Galivauts Ferry, 1113' curiosity, as well as a ^reat many others, was excited over it. These seven grandmothers has stumped 1110. 1 knew there could be four, but I can't lix the other three. Please ask the writer to explain this more fully so that we may bo satisfied and under stand it, H Cr Johnson. Its a Top Notch Doer. Groat deeds cqjnpel regard. The world crowns its doers. That's why the Amorit an people have crowned Dr King's New Discovery the King of Throat and Lung remedies Every atom is a health force. It kills germs, and colds and la grippe vanish. It heals cough racked membranes and coughing Mops, So e. in tlamcd' bronchial tubes and lungs are cured and hemorrhages ceaso. Dr Geo More, Black Jack, N 0., writes: Mit cured ine of lung troubles, pronounced hopelefs by a'l doctors." 50c and $1 00. Trial bottles free. Guaranteed by Nor. ton Drug (Jo, News from .l#rtlanvillc. Nothing new down here at present. / People generally are as well as common. Everybody seems to be busy?dome at one thing and some at auother. Mr Pink Hughes has put a saw mill in this community. Tobacco is a thing of the past. Most everybody has sold, but are not very much satisfied with the prices. The pea crop is very short bore; potatoes not very good; oaue is looking very well. Any amount of lish are being caught in Little Pee Dee river. There are no weddings to report IIP but a great deal of setting up o' nights is going on. Cat squirels are sulTering here, one man killing as high as twelve in a few hours. Every one seems to be in good hoftrti. ftiiKcnwl Ivvh x yj i? uov/ I 1 UC 1 . ? ?? * Money Conies in Bunches to A A Chlsholm, of Treadwell, N Y., Ilia reason ia well worth reading: 4'For a long time I suffered from Indigestion, torpid liver, cons ipation, nervousness and general debility," he writes. "I couldn't sleep, had no appetite nor ambition, grew weaker every day in spite of all medical treatment. Then used Electric Hitters Twelve bottles restored all my old time health and vigor. Now I can attend to business every day. Its a wonderful medicine/' infallible for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Klood and Nerves. 50c., at Norton Drug Co, ? ' Gcorjria News. Dear Mr Editor: Please allow we space in your paper for a few lines from Ibis place. Health is good at this writing. Farmers are rapidly housing their crops. N W Porter killed a large rattlesnake near his place last Saturday afternoon measuring 5 feet, with eight rattles. E W Porter was cslied to the be3sidcof his sister, Mrs llettie Mishoe, of Bisco, Horry county, S 0. Ho was informed that she was very ill with typhoid fever. We hope she will soon recover. % Miss Brittle Jones visited Mrs N M Porter the latter part of last week, ** We are having some very cool weaiher for the time of year. Let's hear from some of the correspondents in South Carolina. I enjoy reading the paper and like to hear from good old South Carolina. It, has or.ee been my home and I hope will be again, Mr Podge came out in the last is^ sue. Let's here' from him again, tje must havo been asleep and just woke up, - Best.wishes to the dear old Herald and its many readers. L M Porter. Taylor Creek, Ga. * rCome, you're the doctor, Which shall it bo, CoMlvoneen, constipation, or ilollUter'n Kocky Mountain Toa ? Conway Drug Co, j > Cool Sprlnjr Items. Our people are nearly through selling their crop of tobacco. Picking cotton is now in order. Cotton and tobacco have fallen short. Corn and potatoes is generally good, the pea crop has beeu cat < short by the drouth. i It looks like there will be a tine crop of hay gathered in our s. ction, The health of our people is generally good Mr and Mrs P L Lynch have been ; on the sick list for sometime. A meeting of days will commence at Salem ou the second Sunday night conducted by the Rev VV !i Roberts, assisted probably by others. Aunt Sarah Roberts died at the 1 home of her son, O W Johnson, near here recently, being something 11 o /\f /\! t - ^I d upnuiuo \J l JTltl S L'H.1. Quite a number of our folks went to Conway Wednesday to bear Watsou triod and to be at the organization of the County Farmers' Uuion. No marriages to report Farmer. Frightful Fate Averted. I would have been a cripple for life from a terrible cut on my knee cup, write* * Frank Dlsbury, lvelliher, .Minn , without Buckleu's Arnica Halve, which soon cured me. Infallible for wounds, cuts and bruises, it soon cures Murns, Seal s, Old sores, Bolls, Skin Kruptions World's best lor Piles. 25c, at Nortiu Drug Co. Card of Tlianks. I take this means cf expressing my heartfelt thanks to the many friends who were so kind in ministering to my wife in her last illness. I can only thank you but Cod will reward you. T M Lundy. Cook says lie did it. Peary says he did it, but^tiie chances arc that neither one j did it unless ho took llolllster s Rockv ' M ountslu Tea. It Is most searching and j finding remedy?there is no doubt after taking,?as sure as you taae It you get results, l)o it tonight. Conway Drug Co. The county chain-gang were employed last Saturday in making changes in the artesian well on the j public square. The water has boon turned from the well through an underground pipe to Third Avenue where a watering trough will erected and where people can water their stock. This will take the surface water away from the court house grounds. The work has been completed on the public road over that section lyidg just beyond the Lake bridge 1 where freshets every year have been stopping travel. The road has been raised in cases as much as four feet. Sickening headaches, indigestion, con- | stipation, indicate unheal-hy condition of j uiu uoweis. iioiihsier m nm ky .Mountain Tea make the bowels work naturally and restoresyour system to perfect health and strength, ilegin tonight. Conxwiy Drug Company. It is a current report about town that a big circus is beading this way and will exhibit here sometime the latter part of October. Tins Bed Rock of Success lies In a keen clear bruin, backed by Indomitable will and resistless energy. Such power comes from the splendid health thnt Dr King's New Life i Ills impart. They vitili/.e every organ and build up brain and body. .1 A Harmon, Li/emore, W Vs., wrlte9: They are the best pills 1 ever used. 25c, at Norton Drug Co. Mrs "Lollie Collins and children have returned from their summer puting in the' "mountain by paths" around Hendersonville. ~~ I) L Bellamy and J P Vaught., of Vaught, were in town Friday on business: Abram Clark has returned to Con way from a seven months stay in Florida. The Pellegra scare has reached Conway, but there is not a case real or imaginary. I The tobacco eeason has closed for \ this year. More tobacco has been i sold this year than in any previous vear in the history of the warehouse 5 and we are,yet to hear of a single \ complaint as to either price or treatment, \. It 19 said that next year more tobacco will be planted than in any previous year. A Few FactS About LIVER TROUHLE. A dull sluggish liver always brlngF a < dull, sluggish feeling to the entire body. When the liver works properly the blood courses through the body in a bright red stream. When the liver is luaeltvo the t blood becomes dull and muddy, and It is t full of poisonous matter, A great many . people try to get a cloar, pink and white complexion by rubbing things on their faces. They might rub a life time and the same yellow comnlexlon wmiM m i main?Jot the liver causes It. Only bright red bleed brings tine complexion. Blood loaded with Impurities from the liver sends the Impurities out through the poresof the skin and turns the skin brownish yellow, I To get rid of the dull, heavy feeling i and inuddy, yellow complexion to get the . liver to working again. Two 50c bottles of BLOODIN ft will do it nine times out ten. If you are troubled with Constipa > flop and straining use MLOODIME i LIVEK PILLS with the BLOODINE. < Norton Drug Co. < THE MANUFACTURE OF COTTON StUJD. Interesting Process in OI>tatiiirftjf Oil From Seed. Although the manufacture of products from cotton is now one of the' South's biggest industries, very fowl people, even those who deal with' the staple itself, have any idea of the method u ed in treating the seed for the extraction of the valuable by-products. The work done in the mills is of especial interest in Snith Carolina, which contains a number of plants, several of them beinj* recently chartered by the Secretary of )Stute. In Columbia, Charleston and othor towns of the State the cotton seed mills arc one of the ^hint industries in the commercial life of the communities. I m hriof I.ho. Tll'CW'/HitJ IICOll 5 ? ? tlin I mill is as follows: As tho seeds arc received|they are placed in a lar^e central room. Hero ilicv are put on an endless conveyor which carries them to the Haters. I lie lint that covers the seed after the k'innintf is removed There is about 17 pounds of this lint to a ton of tfoocl seed. Even this byproduct?the linter?is now used for making cotton batting, mattresses, etc. After the seed pass through the lintink machines they are conveyed to the crushers. Tlie kernel of the seed is mechanically taken out an 1 the hulls are carried one way an 1 '.he meat> little kernel another The hulls arc used as Curate feed for cows and stock. Following the kernel of the seed, thoy will be found in a sort of roller mill machine?similar to a wheat tl mr roller. Then thev a'C put into a steamer and cookid thoroughly From the cooker they are put a 1:1 tie at a time?into a powerful press. The oil is thus pressed out through a thick cloth made of camel's hair and the hard cake is left. The oil is put into large tanks and the cakas are ground up into the yellow meal or shipped in cakes for feed. ^ The refined oils are used for cooking purposes and soaps are made from the dross taken from the relined oil. America's Greatest Weekly the Toledo Blade TOLEDO, OHIO The Best Known Newspaper in the United States Circulation 200,000.00 Popular in Every State The seventy-fourth ) ear of Its existence .1 ? 'IV 1 1 . * * 1 iiiiiii i nt idii'uo niaue more popular than it any period of it remarkable career. It is now read eacli week by more than a million people. Its field is not circ.um ;< rib d by State boundaries but involves tlie length and breath of the United States giving it an unquestionable right <>l claiming to be . lie gieatestnational week1) newspaper in the country. The Weekly lilude is distinctly a family newspaper. The one object of its pub lishers hat ahvays been to make it fit for he Ann rlcfin homo, for the fireside, ami >f interest to every member of fiie family. To fulfill this purpose it is kept clean and wholesome. The news of the world s handled in a comprehensive manner, ind the various departments of The Blade ire edited with painstaking care. The Household page is a delight to the women and children; current affairs are rente! editorially vdthout prejudice; tinserial Stories are solpcmH i?t> no... ?f pleadng the gr?*ufe?t number of fiction lovers; tlie Qudsdon Bureau is a scrap nook of intoi iiiation; tlie Farmstead col linns ar<? conducted with the purpose of giving the patrons a medium tor the exchange of ideas and information on farm topics. No department is n jgleetcd, but ^very feature is taken care of with the tdon of making The Blade worth many iires the price of subscription?*one dollar a year. San.pie copies free. Address, THE BLADE, Toledo, Ohio ! ri ir r iiiiii i iiuii inunsihsuiumhi Electric Bitters l aec -d v/hen everything else fails. In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands have testified. FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE it is the best medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter. I II, jjpgfl I N..IFNPFTTF Conveyancer & Notary Public Writes Titles, Mortgages, Liens, \freements, Contracts, &c. Ab,raotingand Copying a Specialty S P HAWES, fill! WIS. Caters to the wants of the people, [<\>r first class groceries place your rders with me. Neirly all of the leaf tobacco aiscd in the county this year has >een sold. There is so.ae of it, however, still on band but it i9 being Jisposed of at tbo warehouse 1*1 i > i hiiiffiliw'iTiiiTtir'iil'ir' *'?*' > SHsiD ^ mv C We have just received ; ?? very attractive. Would 1 C satisfaction on every job % prompt attention. S Located on Main Street ( kiMH?235MES& '.iC^ I ' CONWAY ;; fParlor Market |! Iw D WOODWARD, JR., P !'??|? I'll'to I' E Mj I MT KHOUUCE I (!on-tantiy on hand. Tin* IdOiest |g * market pi ices i>nU1 for CM-kens $ I Mid KggS. ylU kilids of Vcgetll- | I hies in season. n FRESH PRIME BEEF [j j? Veal, IM niton, Pork.Sausage,Fnwli 5 Hand Salt Wnlor Fish, Kino Nor- ^ E l olk (>>stcrs and all kinds of Game I 1 in season. ; J PURE ICE DELIVERED i at any time d .ring 1ho week and ^ | until 10 o'clock on Sundays. '1 ho j flpatronage of th< public is solicited S> 1 nid satisfaction guaranteed. fig Announcement This being our twenty-fifth year ? of uninterrupted success, we wish it to be our "lianner Year." Our thousands of satisfied customers, and fair dealing, U bringing us new customers daily. If you are contemplating the pur hase of a piano or organ, write us at once for catalog, and for our oeeicil proposition. Malone's Music House COLUMBIA. S C. I mBMMHBBaaanBiaHtta assaE".- ttssxnm* 1 1 in i in I i j? 1 Ml Thfro ar< no ifa and ands about 9 ' I g our guarantee, and no r? hate m i1|schemes about our sales. We pro- 9 ' 'er to Ik lit-ve that our customers jfl I i r 1 sensible people In search of a ~! j square deal, and wo make It our 9 ' n business to treat them as such, a 1 H When ycu buy a 9 I Stieff Piano 1 you get what you pay for, and pay 9' for what you get. Experienced jy buyers know that this constitutes a the only bargain you can count en s Aliother bargain forms are gam- 9 bios,.and the purchaser is usually 9, , tlio loser. Honesty may n t ie 9 the best policy, but yours of 9 d prastico convince us that It Is H k good enough. If you contern- ? . plate the purcliase of a piano, dont S , fall to examine the Htiell", A show- B ' down is our delight. B|~ Chas M Stieff, | % MANUFACTURE Li $ | Baltimore, - Maryland. | | SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE J ? | 5 W TRADE ST U 0 CHARLOTTE. - N C | 1 C. H. WILMOTH, 1 a MANAGER. Bj fl (Mention this paper.) S Call and p ly your subset ip'.ion ^ For some time the Herald has boon sending out statements to its subcrlbers wbo ute in arrears. ^ # i N iWVVVW ^VVVVVVV ^9 111* i ITiII I? P" tiQ 'till @ c$ ? i ? ^ t nice, new line ol Stationery and can make prices ^ be glad to have you call and see us. We guarantee turned out. Out-of-town orders will receive & Opposite Post Oflice % 'Phone 21. J # \ HIGH tIRADE "" 1 1 opiirriipn I r lilirai i lir^r a fi I & y a b 'j y y '.k? y u ska 2 | : We have one of the lines of Furniture ami households, R 1 goods ever brought to Conway, comsisti) g cf bed-room suites | 3 parlor suites, single and double beds, bureaus, chairs, dining j 3 tables, kitchen goods, window fixtures, carpets, mattings, rugs I etc. Goods the best, prices the lowest. j CASH OR INSTALLMENT. I 13araSISa2EEiS?55?!>^rM^s[S^ ^ ^ 4BM3L tB&uf&b iSbaBfa 6Sb&>!h GiiktSl OAJTth * TJXsKi. ?Vii XTftXib *3Hk | BANK of LOR IS | I Tin? I.AWN OF Till? GOUN'lHV, TIIK STATUTES V, OK STATE AN'!) THE UN Til! I NO EKKOKTS OK | | WATCHFUL EYES SAKKGUAKI) KYEUY HANK P q TRANSACTION. MORAT. UN(iUHSTTONEl) a SAKETY 13 OUR fliOUl) ASSETS. J J I I OUU OFFICUKB ? | I TIIOS E COOPER, Pres. .1 G BRYANT, V Pres. | | E L SANDERSON, Cashier. | WVPWuseKBW& W 5*3 (BSnSfWfSSn&J wwCSJ <$. Bemicttsvillc Marble Wks IS J- >v* M?Kt-WEI0, Proprietor. SS ' ?!i I MANlJPACTURtR OF j hitfm mmm'tc!fiestof|s' ? /t3~^ ^ Designs and Prices burnished on Application w \C<4 for Anything in Our Lino. It. K. GASQUK, AGENT, CON WAY. 8. O E?<3: ? J EST Alii ISIIEI) I HMO, r~)* ISN \ ET'i'h \ 1L1,15, 8. O. - -aa ^fcnB&Cfis?? ? MMMMMMMMWaWtlHiai W 1 ?OT%?JTWl^???WT WIT? .? <-??. WWI ? I?. <?WMWIIM8? ??CMMf ? > 11 I > ?? ?? The Best of Everything; For the best of everything to eat, to wear and to work ith go to Dusenburv & Coirmnnv v K "V Otsr Prices We guarantee to beat what you can get elsewhere, quality condercd. Come see us and buy when von nied good merchandise*. foddviile, South Carolina.