Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?- - ? ? ^ Back Gives Out. Plenty of Conway People Hare This Expeiienca. You tax the kidneys - overwork the-n? Tboy onn't keep up the oontinutl trair. The back ives out?it aches and pain*. U ioary troubles sat in. Uon't wait longer?Take Doan'si ^Jkidney Pills. Residents of this vicinity endorse them, r* r* 1 ? A I.* iUa f/-J_ bOD fuy pQ'jpiC uuuui uuo I.k/A lowing evidence: Mrs H. A. Vickuoau, 14 Wood St , Georgetown, S. C,, says: "I suffered from kidney trouble for a long time. I had a dull, nagging backache and distressing pains across my loins and I was unable to rest well. The kidney secretions were unnatui si Tt ecoatents of one box of Doan 'a Kidney Pills was all that was re-1 quired to stop the backache, and w- tnake it possible for me to rest well, Dean's K dnoy Pills have boon so benrfic'al to me that I willingly recommend them." For Salo by all dealers. Price 60 oents. Fostor-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Jfstr York, aole Agents for the United States. r> . k ? n V. #-i iia mn. .Tlnin ' JBIlCllIUUlUUl UMI UBIUV M-r\ywm .* ? and take no other. State of South Carolina, / County of Horry ) COURT OB1 COMMON PLEAS Burroughs & Collina Company, a Cor poratlon, Organized and Chartered Under the Law* of the State of South Carolina, Plaintiff, against Weod Distilling and Manufacturing Company, n Corporation Organized Under I tlie Laws of the State of New York;] Standard Turpentine Company, a Corporation Organized Under tiia Lawn of the State of New York; Lincoln Tru-t Company, a Corporation. Organized Under the Lawf of the State of Now YorkAii and Singular the Holders of^^rtnln .HoudalhSUed Under a Certain Trust Deed or Morti age Execu) ted and. Delivered by the tell vveedDi tiling and Manufacturing Company t<? and with the said Lincoln Tiu t Company, and Dat d March Ufh, A D 11)08, filenames of Die Uoldersof said Hoods being to <he Piainfiff Unknown, Defendants Copy Summons for Relief (Complaint not Served) To the Defendants: Weed Distilling and Manufacturing Company, a Corporation Organised Under tbe Laws of the State of New York; Standard Turpentine Company, & Corporation Organised Under tb* Laws of the State of New York; Lincoln Trust Company, a Corporation, Organised Under the Laws of the State ot New York, and All and Singula?- the Holders of Cor lain Bonds Isyued Under a Certain Trust Deed or Mortgage, 'ixocutod and Delivered by the said Weed Distilling ana Manuf ci.uring Company to and with the Said Lincoln Trust Company, and D Ued March 11th, A D 1903, I e Names of tbe Holder* o! Said Bonds B. ing to the Plaintiff Unknown: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint In thisac tlon which has been filed in the oflice of Jhe Clerk of the Court of Comnrjon Plea* for the said county and to serve a cop} if your answer lo the said complaint on the subscriber at ins omce at i;onway r C., within twenty (lays after tho service hereof exclusive of the day of such ser vice; and If you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the -'plain tiff In this action will apply to the. ^ Court for tho relief demanded In the complaint. November 17th, A D 1910. II II WOODWARD Plaintiffs' Attorney. A ttesl: W L BRYAN C CO P. | L. ?.'] To Weed Distilling and Manufacturing Company, a Corporation, organized under the Laws of th? State of New York ; Standard Turpentine Company, incorporation, organized Under tho Laws of th<* State of Now York; Lincoln Trust Company, a Corporation, j Organized Under tho Laws of the Stato of New York, and A11 and SinKul*r Udders uf Certain Bonds Issued Under a Certain Trust Deed or Mortgage Executed and Delivered by the said Weed Distilling and Manufacturing Company, to and with the said Lincoln Trust Company, and dated March 11th, A I) 1903, the Name* of the Holders of Said Bonds Be-1 ' irg to the Plain tiff TJnkown, Please take notice that the complaint rin the foregoing stated action and the * summons of which the foregoing is a copy were tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Horry County, at, Con way 8 O., oil the ffO.'h day of November, A D liflO, Absent Defendants: 11 II WOODWARD Plaintiff's' Attorney W h HKVA.N 0 COP - (tw 40 Trespass Notice. All persejapre hereby forbidden to enter ot^Bv Innds or trespass in any way, bounded by P. E Hunks, Del tie Stanley ar.d Grover Hardee's estate. W. C. O Qiin, H, C. Gore, The oounty Treasurer or any one in {his plaoe is our a#ent You will do us a kindness by paving your Herald dues to him. Ho is now on his rounds over the county, J, A. B)oth was here ou business last Tuesday. mwrnm?mm?m?mmmmmmmmmm?mmmmmmmmimmm?mmmmmm i igi ym* mt n. *m DRY FARM DECALOGUE. Ten Commandments Worth Reading by Farmers of All Sections. Professor W. C. Palmer, agricultural editor of the extension department at the State Agricultural college of North Dakota, gives the following "ten commandments of dry farming:" First.?Thou shalt plow deep. Deep plowing permits rain to penetrate the soil easily and without run off; also provides more feeding space for nlnnt. roots and makes available more plant food. Second.-?Thou shalt keep the surface soli loose. This prevents soil moisture from evaporating and conserves the rainfall. Harrow grain after it is up two inches or use weed or. Third.?Thou shalt cultivate level. Level soil affords the least exposure to the air and will take in rainfall faster than ridged soil. Fourth.?Thou shalt summer fallow. This should ho practiced in all districts where the annual precipitation is less than fifteen inches, as it conserves two years' rain for one crop and kills weeds and plant diseases. Land should be cultivated. Where the yearly rainfall is more than fifteen Inches corn is as good a preparation for a crop as tnc baro fallow. Fifth.?Thou shalt add organic matter lo the soil. Stable manure is the best form. Plow weeds under while green. Weeds consume moisture and plant food, crowd plants, shade crops, retard plant life and make work. Seventh.?Thou shalt grow early maturing crops. Conditions for growing are best during the early summer. Winter grains are better than those sown in the spring. Eighth.?Thou shalt grow corn every three to live years. The cultivation required for corn saves moisture and kills weeds and plant diseases. Corn is the best preparation for a grain crop; it produces more food and fodder per acre than other crops. Do not hill up the corn, as this wastes the moisture. Ninth.?Thou shalt grow clover or alfalfa every few years. Rotating with these grasses adds fertility and organic matter to the soil, kills woods and diseases of plants and produces an excellent hay and valuable seed crops. Tenth.?Thou shalt keep stock. The moyt profitable way of marketI /# mn 1?\ n /I f /\/1 / I / vi? 4f? 4 b i rl ? fd Aolr iiif4 inn iiint jumu'i whk'i produce the manure necessary to tlio soil and bring prosperity and plenty to the dry land farmer. The appearance of the farm j often reflects the character of the owner. FIGHTING THE CLUB ROOT. " 4 Directions For Combating Destructive Disease of Cabbage. Club root is one of the most destructive diseases affecting plants of the cabbage tribe. It is duo to a slime mold disease which lives over as a saprophyte in the soil. The infection is subterranean; hence spray measures are of no avail. (Top rotation is the best means of avoiding this pest. Set only healthy plants. Infested land should not be set again in cabbage for several years. T>o not use manure containing cabbage refuse. Infection may be carried ..... : ihj' $fji t ; | nwfa'haI 'S Kli'iw"hifflfc ' I-It-jfcih&ff' S ' iLuSt t i T /.jy ! ? - .? oijub boot op oabbaoe. IFrom circular, Virginia agricultural ex poriment station.] on plows and hoes which have boor used in fields of diseased cabbage therefore clean all implements and dlj them in a 2 per cent solution of ear bolic acid. If for any reason it is no cessary to grow cabbage or allied cropt continuously on the same land am the soil becomes infected, it may b< largely disinfected by an application o: caustic lime at the rate of two to tiv< tons per acre at least six months be fore the land is set to cabbage. Tin seed bed should be treated in the sanu way.?Circular of Virginia Agriculture Experiment Station. Grass Lands In Grain. Humus making crops are such grass es as timothy, clover, blue grass, broon grass and alfalfa. It has been fount grass land plowed is under better con tiitions of moisture and freer fron Weeds than land that has grown grab ontinuously. !j Write for Samples. Try us on Mail Order. SATISFAC | Louis" j 232, and 23 ] CHARXESi i The Largest Wh ew Fall Tail \ In exceptionally mart, up-to-date n ) Prices range 1 1 ? { Ladies and Misses a ' In Chiffon Panama. All new Mode ' with Taffeta, Silk or Satin bands. I I FEWEST OF WAISTS FOR Fi : \11 Pure White Linen aists, Plaii !' collar and cuffs jjjjl * I LADIES AND CHi We have been requested by Chief Ambrose to again remind hous?jtoopera to put garbage and other refuse on the streets only on Tuesday afterticxms so ihat the scavenger art can remove it Wednesday uiorn ng, Help the Ohio? to keep tts i town clean. I Hanks on Sure Thing Now I'll never bo without Dr King's M(wTi'fe Pills again," writes A S^hingoek. (>17 Elm Street, Buffalo, N Y. "They cured me of chronic constipation when all others failed." (Jnequuicd for Biliousness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Headache, Chills, Malaria and Debility. 25c., at Norton Drug Co. ! Send u * your subscription by the tax collector. Pay your baok dues to the county Pre^-urer whiles be is going rounu the county. We are looking for good collection*. Catarrh Cannot be Cured -:<1, I. mqI innlinal.inns. as t.hev can vv I i ll nam au^nuuv.vk..., t tot rench the seat of the disease. I "laiarrh is a 1 lood or constitutional I iisease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. Tt vas p-eseribod Dy one of the best physicians in this country for years md is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known compiued with the best blood puriliers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful rosults in cur-' big Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. n T OKaiiav Rj P,r> PrntifJ. L . l? . V^IIVUUJ V~ W^r?l ? j Toledo, O, - Sold hy Druggists, price 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for couslipatic n. Send in your subscription by the tax ciliector. | TWO DELINEATORS | ^ To separate addresses for ^ J $1.60 ^ I ^ ' ^ ^ ^ i I SOUTHERN MAGAZINE | 1 C AGENCY ^ j ^ Conway, South Carolina ^ C*AAAAAA*WUl Fresh Bread and Cakes a*wavs or filled with choice #oods For family u est possible notch. Phone orders g . livery guaranteed. Phone No. 13. VECETABLE5 B. HYM1 yriom or i b LOitei 4 King St. and 203 P NTS GREA1 lolesale and Reta: ored Suits, nodels, for Ladies and Misses, romj $lo.OO tO $100.00. Walking Skirls. Is. Plain trilored or trimmed >riccs range from $4.75 to $25.oo. \LL AND W INTKK WEAU.j i Tailor Made, with laundered# , $1.35 and $1.50 each j LDRENSRE AD Y T .... I CHINESE LAUNDRY j Collars and Cuffs. I Ironing Machine. Work turned out Promptly. Send me a trial order. Farn i 1 y wash i ng takcn . Satisfaction G uaran teed. \ Work neatly executed, a id. ir first class stylo. SPlhC C A NOT1 C F Collars and Cuffs held for 30 day* and if not called for will be =?old, Yoursfor good worrf, GEORGE LUM Notice. All persons holding claims againsti the estate of tho late Fli/. tbeth .1. Smith, Deceased, are hereby notified to file the same duly attested, with the undersigned, within the time provided 1)3' law, or this notice will be set up against their recover}7, and all persons indebted to the said estate are hereby notified to make payment tu the undersigned. JVicmiab Smith W. E. MeCord. ' Executors. Nov. 28th, 11)10. CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY Mothers who value their own comfort and the welfare of their children shot! Id never he without jihox of M other (fray's Sweet Powders for children, for use throughout the season. Tie ) IJrefik u;> Colds, Cure Feverishneas, ('uuatipu tion. Teething Disorders, Headache ar.(l sc tu aoh Troubles. THESE I'OWI) EIts NEYKii FA Ih. Sold by all Drugstores, 2'>e. Don't cept any substitute. A trial i>!icl*ai?e wWI In aentFltEE to any mother who will aldjea.* Allen S Olmsted, I.e Koy, N V. W. P. Squires wns amo?g thns< calling at the Herald ollicj j}Jus week. Hacker Mfg Co Successors to GEORGE S HACKER & SON mm amm rt W.vx.'wj?v > ,' ?. * 7,3. ' , k'.r WE MANUFAC'TUIt E Dooits, Sasii and Humus, Columns an 1 ]tAi.uaTF.ua, t>uli.i.ks and Oaui.k Ohna mknts, Si'HKF.N DoDKS and windows. or Lf m. t i IV XV I / iv a n i ii Glass, Sasii Coud and Wkioiith. CHARLESTON, S. C M- l?- IIAWI'IS, GRJOE Si Only High Grado Family and Plan tations Supplies handled. Your p it-on ago is respectfull} solicited and will h< appreciated. Satisfaction guarantcai o: your money back. No trouble to shov ! good8, so if you don't see what n wan j ask for it. I i hand. Our Grocery Department i se and are marked down to the lo> iven careiul attention and prompt de > IN SEASON. Ill THE BAXfcn. TH GROCER MAN / N M w rOVR. MOM M Of - - ' I /".-a * i n 1 TT Mooting St, L'JtAJii ^ ' 7 rDEPARTS il Mail Order Hoi rjn.icuuuv jHMiK?^?i-viMn.??ir?M? ASpMncaau Ladies Ts Ln(li?~ rr,i"re rill; isls Lar^e : * of Novelty aisth sian '< > a "ilk. bii ai o pro ^'ow^ipfa supo r lit '"v' tSM *. *:le for I nph -.- w,o?>?t?v yjt^tyrrjts, At V7hol oli offer a new line of HIai ESocs , illinery, Gent's mm Coverings of all kinds. Agei ( 01* we a r and Ladies llnmc Jo V -.^.*>1 niMnrnu-.tvA-ic i ! carji0w vurauM 0 WEAR G ARM EL s * j ? -a v . ?#i88Z6StfS5itMSB v- A . i r. n F rfTs rr-v P ;?r A fl in si p i ^ li ?1 Ww 4 $ aft u jji Mm 0 uiw i? Why not buy your Dress Goods : 20 to 50 per cent, on every dollar yo 1 Fancy Goods. Where is the place? From L to Jam 1 will sell my millinery from 20 to Dress Goods. Dig Cut. 1 will at the same j sell dress goods worth $1 00 for 7'.) i 85c. goods for GO 50c. dress goods 48 85c. dress goods 20 j 85c. dress goods 20 Apron Ginghams. Worth 10c. for 8 1-2 8c. ginghams 6 8-1 7c. ginghams 5 7-8 10c. checked homespun 8 1-1 10c. yard wide brown sheeting 8 i-! 7c. yard wide brown sheeting 6 1-1 Come to see me, get my prices and co and Winter line by January so I can Your Next Door to \ Conway, ?WIUM! UMHIIMM in ^ ??, ^ ' , /? f' .<? . v f)"^ gv; ?a <w w ? J$3m 1 Ifff Ss .;ik>Mt!>h 4$ &*23? 1? A1 II yyp II /IllE V Cm # r^'v: i ,Q* \ - ?fiOA. 3AVH m .1 AYQ JSE -rv ?v? ? 1 we oner me services * ' a convenient place to tran CONSERVATISM is . tion is founded. ? MAKE OUR ; IPIs-si Nss^i _ f - Ui li. G. COLLINS, President, j \Y. PKUCY IIARDV i 1IUKCII I>K IM.CTI OK V, I'll KvllYTKK I AN CllCKOU, S UJ-'.V A S DOAK, I\\ST( v Preachin -? each 2nd Sunday at 11 a x r and 8 |> in., and drd Sundae at 11 a m Prayer meeting every Wednesday e fiint? Sunday school every Sui.day at 4 p in.. Westminister League. The Ice Kin^ was much in e dcnce several Pays last week, *' K HG i [ake our Store your hom? lien you Conic to the Cit;> IS it 'i /jtn r*'~> ^ n u flf\> & 'm & k i-l * ?" ;J ? I a w f-' g P J d U 4f :! ' " V'f 1 9 m O ... V-s :< ' H S $ $ r 1 j Jj 1 v/i.T $ O. H ' A S$r it 'Oi^Jh# I use in the South. 1 jg n.i?v vi-?. J-mx:.-arww"r?? /w>i! i.-xtvy ^?rok.?r^ . rr IVetM Silk Wsiisis ! g from SI 3.00 down to Sf c"1"! *-3 a t SS75 8 in Plaid Silks, Chiffon Over-net or Per-j jj um'uiw**? *'W! BW. n.WjiMr.?fiaff ?na?v:v7n wrvrvrr.. ?J3 nd l)re?s Goods of Plain and Novels hi '.' ;s. (let our Prices. Nvvunoni c*.\?va; *,-v i vrv4r?KM* ?MIJ.I-WEu-X'J'i>/v.w^^> T?ar^ - i icsaie or KeG-ii. ;!;r(s. Comforts, Dry Goods, Notions,! $ p Furnishing, llpolatery Goods, P! , nt for i)r -laciror's ,'; * ry \7?. ' n J o-, -j urna! Patterns 10 and i >c en* !i. 1MKX3MI - _tc * vm .-ji'fl * ? * 3r^.i'YLTar mew.?*- msnvrronauBMh C w B 1T'3 c;; p p: p- a # t -j- v d tt I r'\ tr?^ V-,- . t" i 4 rjj SES5RSJ ' Z8S8&X3ZJS& BBSS ROB llflTiMMT BT>' - W r*** fj "* 51 fj rya 1 rl ILli Cj 1,0*/ ji t,1H, 1 1 IN | fe I S H S I 4 54* B a a U: te a md Millinery where you can save form u spend for 1)cesser, Hals, Notions and Why Sl'AKKS on 3; J aver.so. )ec. 1, 1910 .tary \, 1911 30 per con I. less J.an the regular price 1 Ladies Nail luidcrwcar. I i>0e vest 43c each SOe pr. i\ ! f>0c drap ers the pr 2 pr SOc. c. j 23c vert 21 e piece <*0c pr c' | 25e drawers 2ic pr 2 pr <19 C. i e. 1 Mens heavy cotton fleeced undorshit ts SOe quality 42c. 2 for SOe. " Mens heavy fleeced drawers ioe pr c; j 2 pr lor * fiCc c. | c. : A few pairs lace curtains hi . 0 c. i quality to go foe J?! f?d impure goods. ! must clean out rr.y fa put in my Spiiug stock, s to please, % pM* ?k K w\ J iJ U % ** Ui iJ lyman on 3rd Avenue S o u t h C a r o 1 i n a ^ r-iior^.'r-/rvryt? * - < - ^ ' ??r -r>_A-* * . v/ *** ' / " "^M*V AV t*:~X ;'\ --, V >'r ..- \ ?- ' ' ' h " \ " 1 ' ' ' " v .. MA V - / \ \ :. ' " >\ I \k .]/' Hi i" 1 r^Wf-% % y i - .J I i v w l^' i/ A i "* h' f .A i'' // v! If VO SI'Lfcr S3 iah n.noA i a *r*i il & A a* A & i&JU )f our imik iotVso who want s?.ct f h< i bt:s '? i e die reckon wlvch cisr i? jdituANK YOUR BANK aosr&a,! IB sua Is. Conway. D. A. SPIVEY, Cashier, , I\ KI-], .\ >sisiai>t Ciiflliior. ??Mgi i>m?i V* ?-* - ?%? ? *'m I). A. Spivey & Cchup'iny FaRTi INSURANCE AGENTS. 11' Represent, the Strongest Companion. Policies written on the most liberal ve- , terms. . 00 ie v > it* in. sr\r v with us Prompt Settlement of Claims. vj_ Sen 1 in you (lues >o il .t wo eaii all cii] y a Chri&luias Hiruey.