The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 23, 1911, Image 7
Nature Tells You.
A~- As Many a Conway Reader Knows
Too Well.
When the kidaeys are sick,
Na ure tells you all about It*
The uriue is nature's oalandar.
Infrequent and too frequent action;
Any urinary trouble tells of Kidney
ills.
Doan's Kiiney Pills are for kidney
ills.
Conway people testify to their
< worth:
V JO Bruton, of Conway. S C ,says:
jf\ "f feel justified in recommending
J Doan's Kidney Pills, as I know
they are a remedy of merit for the
ntirnosttK f ?r which til lir use i8 in
tended. Tue secretions from my
kidne/s were irregjlar in pissage
and sometimes the tiow was scanty
and distressing There was a constant
ache In ray back and I had
pains through my loins Since I
used Doan'sK.dney Pills,ray kidneys
have been normal aod I have had no
more aches or pains,"
rv For sale by all dealers. Price 50
5}^ cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the United
States,
Remember the name?Doan's?
and take no other,
A' nAliorhffill Musical Recital.
Tho pupils of th9 music depart ?
ment of Burroughs High School,
of which Miss Bessie Brown is the
accomplished and gifted instructress,
gave a delightful musical re
cital in the auditorium last Friday
evening to a large audience of mus e
loving people. The select oas were
charming and the rendition was re
markable considering the age of the
young performers. The following
was the programme for theenening's
enjoyment:
PART I.
Begin Waltz Willy.
Lois Howell and Ruby Anderson
Little Indian Boy Frans Dietz.
Maude Dusenbury
Recitation?The Second Table
Arthur Tisdale.
Song of The Katydid Whilohm.
Margurite Collins.
Bicycle Waltz Giebel.
Lois ilowell and Essie Elliott.
Con Amore Beaumont.
Laura Jenkins.
Bugle Calls Pierre Renard.
Kathleen Sessions.
(a)The Sugar Plum Tree PllMtlo t-,- ,,
(b'sweet Red Ro.es Eu*ene F,eld
Cecil McKcithan.
The Jolly Huntsman Merisel.
Gussie Grier.
Action Song?You Mustn't... .Watson.
Helen McCoy and Jennings Thompson.
PART II.
Nr.pole Parker*
Grace Haselden and Josephine Lewis
Garatte Stephanie Czilhulka.
JCHNilllllllC UUlluujKiin
Spring Song Elunrcile.
Helen McCoy.
Sweet Song: of Bird Holet.
By The Zuder Zee Gattschalk.
Mary McMillan
Cherry Blossoms Engelmann.
Margaret Howell
Violin |a] Spring Song Tolhust
|b| in Mischief Franklin.
Francis Holliday
Monologue?Behind a Curtain
Mary McMillan
Grand Festival March.... Englemann.
Miss Browne and Donna Coleman.
Pantomine?The Star Sprangled Banv
" Mary Holliday [ner Key
'
\ Attacks School Principal.
A severe attack on school principal,
Chas B Allen, of Sylvania; Ga .
is thus told by him: "For more than
three years," he writes, "I suffered
indiscribabie torture irom rneumatism,
liver and stomach trouble and
diseased kidneys. All remedies failed
till I used Electric Bitters, but
four bottles of this wonderful remedy
cured me completely." Such
results are common. Thousands
bless them for curing stomach troubles.
female complaints, kidney dis)
orders, biliousness, aud for nev
V health and vigor. Try them. Only
f 1 50e at Norton Drug Co
News from Cero Gordo.
There is a great deal of sickn^
in and around Cero Gordo Meajes
and pheumonia are in the lead now,
smallpox having somewhat, abatod
Messrs Jack aud Williamson
aro up again after having had the
measles
. A part of the family of Mr and
jK Mrs H E Bianton are recovering
>v from the measles. Other member*
of the family seem to be taking
them.
Death has visited several hornet
around here recently.
Mr Louis Jernigan, an Horryife
who has be^n living here severe;
years, received a stroke of paralysis
on March 7'h, and di< d March 1!.
1911. There urn several o?h>r death*
but the writer is not very well acquainted
with toeir names.
Farmers are busy preparing for
another crop.
There will not be much tobacco
planted in this section this season
Strawberries is the principle
money crop up here.
Let's bear from the correspondents
from Alt Olive and Route No
2, from Nichols.
Iam an Horry b >y and T love to
read the Horry Herald The paper
is a welcome visitor each week.
Best wishes to the Herald and its
eaders, Horry Boy.
Hardy Item.
The health of the community is
gene- ally good.
Farmers are busy preparing for
another crop.
Rev H b Roberts preached a very
Interesting sermon at Pleasant Grove
Sunday
J II Cook made a business trip to
Loris Saturday.
Bullen Todd, of Daisy, visited the
home of J II Cook Sunday afternoon.
J H Cook is breaking his land
eiglH inches deep with a 2 hor*e
plow. S )ine of his brother farmers
say he will ruin his land, but he
knows he will not lie turns the
red clay very olten, yet it turns
We will watch bis experiment with
much interest. It may pr^ve a sue
cess but most of wo farm rs thin <
it wilt be a disastrous failure. We
farmers in this community would
like to learn more about farming.
Well, Mr Cook is a new neighbor
with us and he has bought a fine
farm from M Hardee, near Ha?dy.
He is making things hum aud hustle
arouod him.
Mr Hardee, the mill man, is sawing
lumber preparatory to the erection
of a nice dwelling for himself.
Messrs Coitt Cook and Elbert
Cox made a pleasant call at Mr and :
Mrs N J Hardee's Sunday afternoon j
Rev Roberts was a pleasant /isi- j
tor at the home of J II Cook and 1
family Suuday night. I
Mrs M L Duncan and her young-'
est son called to see the Cook family
Sunday afternoon.
Ollie Hardee made a business trip
to Conway Saturday. C C. [
Married.
On February7 26th, 1011, Miss
Mary lia^nhili was happilv married
to Mr Jesse Long at Bethlehem
church. Their waiters were Miss
Pinkney Faulk with Mr Azzie Chest
nut. Mis? Beatrice Faulk with Mr
Doris Todd. The pastor of the
church, Rev Mr Coats, performed
the ceremony. Their many friends
wish them a long and happv life
A Sincere Frien 1.
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IConway Sa
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Here is one of the most sen?
the year. A car that, because i
and low price, appeals to every
including Runabout at $800, F
Coupe at $1275. 56 or 60 inc
The K-R-I-T has won five oi
entered?never taken lower the
Big Opi
This Terr it
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making opportunity in the at;
someone else get there first,
and full information.
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Cool Spring Items. .
The health in oar community is
fairly good at this writing
A very sad accident took place
near bore recently. The son of Mr
and Mrs H Baker was killed in the
woods *bilt> hauling logs
A small eh Id of Mr and Mrs Albert
Shipper was seriously burned
recently. The child was out where
brush was hieing burn< d and in some
wav in happened to the distressing
ao i e it.
Bonnie and Miss Nola \llen, Mr
Oleu B ooth, Ji'.-se Smith Mr and
Mrs Frank B otb, Jesse Anderson,
Mr and Mrs K B Mishoe were pleasant.
cabers at the home of Mr aud
M s Jeremiah Mishoe Sunday.
Farmer.
Card of Thanks.
I take this method of thanking
my rnanv friends for their kindness
shown me during 'he sickness and
death of nay dear husband
Mrs Rebecca Roberts.
Capt and Mrs J Allen Wheeler, of
Boston, Mass., are visiting in Conway.
Mrs Wheeler was born and
grow up to beautiful womanhood in
Conway, ber maiden name being
Miss Laura Ludlam This is her
first visit to her girlhood home
siuce her marriage some thirty odd
years ago.
Mrs Yancy P McQueen, nee Curry,
of Loris, was in Conway several
days last week visiting relatives.
Mrs G H Fenson, of Toronto,
Canada, and her two charming little
daughters, is visiting her sister.
Mrs TI W Ambrose.
Mrs J S Battle, and her sweet litt.lp
daughter. have been oil on a
pleasaofi visit to relatives and'
friends in Florence, S. C., and Rocky
Mount, N C.
Dr and Mrs J L Egerton and Miss
Estelle Edgerton, of Hendersonville,
N C , have returned to their
home after a visit to Mrs F G Burroughs,
the mother of Mrs Edgerton
) BURNED up regrets^
i. It is very UNSAFE>
whole lot to have money^
i in the ground. Besides^
; to see if it is safe teach-J
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^HTTRgPAY MARCH. 23, 1911.
State of South Carolina, /
County of Horry )
COURT OF COMMON PLBAS
Joseph M Gaase, Plaintiff,
against
George W Bryant, T P Hardee, W M
llardee and M I Ches nut, D**fen
dauts.
Copy Summons for Relief
(Complaint uot Served)
To the Defendants: George W. Bryant,
T. P. Hardee, W. M. llardce and M.
I. Chestnut.
Vou are hereby summoned and r.?
quired to answer the complaint in thie
action, which has been filed in the ? l!lc<
of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the said county, and to s^rvv
a c< py of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his ollice at
1"! 13 /"I .. 4 . . 44..
VyUIlWJiy, O.Vy., UIIJJIIJ miMMJ U.l^ ? illlCI
the service hereof; exclusive of the da>
of such service; and if you (ait to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
coiLplaiut.
Jauuary 28-h, A D 1911.
II II WOODWARD
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
Attest;
W L BRYAN 0 CC P. IL. S.J
To George w Br) ant, t P Hardee and
M I Chestnut, Absent Def nil ants:
Please take notice that the complaint
in the forecrointr stated action and the
summons ot whicli the foregoing is a oop>
were Illed in the ollice of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas for Horry
County, at Conway H C.# on the 11th day
of February A I) 1910,
11 H WOODWA1U)
Plaintiffs' Attorney
W L BUY AN C O CP 0w5i
Til run WITH ralffEET T?SE
Prices to Suit
EVERY PURSE.
While we make only StiefT and Shaw
Pianos, both of which are sold direct
from maker to home, we can always
furnish good instruments at lower
prices if you wish.
If contemplating the purchase of any
kind of piano, first write for our Price
List for we can save you money, and
you deal with a concern that is nearly
three score years old, and get a guarantee
that is worth havimr.
We wish you a very happy and pros
perous New Year.
Just drop a post card to
CHAS M STIEFF
S It CO LEY, Mflrr
WILMINGTON, N. C
Mention this paper.
OFFICIAL PIANO. JAMESTOW? EXFO
Notice of Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, D. A. Spivey, as administrator
of the estate of Mrs
Roberta Lundv, deceased, will apply
before the court of Probate of
Horry County, at 11 o'clock in ike
forenoon, on the first day of April
A. D 1911. for a final discharge as
such administrator.
u. rv. o^ivir^y^ i
Admiir'strator of Mr^ Huberti
Lundy, Deceased.
March 1st, A. D. 1(J1 I.
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D. A. Spivey & Company,
FIRE I INSURANCE AGENTS.
Represent theStn gest Companies
Policies written on the most liberal
terms.
Place your .insurance with us
Prompt Settlement of Claims.
Hacker Mfg Co ,
Successors to
GEORQE S HACKER & SON
WE MANUFACTURE
Doors, Sasr and Blinds, Columns and
Balustkrs, OiiIllks and Gaulr Orna
mknts, Borkbn Doors and Windows.
WE DEAL IN
g1.a88, Sash Cord and Wbioiits.
CHARLESTON s
WI1EN IN NEED OF
REPAIR WORK
On wagons, cnrts buggies or any kind
of farming implements call on J. W.
Sparks, at Altaian's old stand. You
will find my prices reasonable and the
work strong and neatly done. I guarantee
my work as I use only the best
material and am skilled in the business
with 25 years experience. All I ask is
to give me a trial.
Horae Shoeing a Specialty.
Yours to serve,
J. W, SPARKS
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brand, $2.SO and $3.00, ^N. C
is Goodyear welt sewed; \ **"
In our College Woman's Walk- iP
Ing Shoe, $3.00, $3.50, $1.00, %
It equals the best custom make.
is a revelation to every won
first time. In style it is the
double the money. It makes
home. It wears better than ai
for $2.00?because we use liv
insole, counter, heel, linings.
Go to the Craddock dealer in yc
tell you. Look for the Red Bell o
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S| Horry County. Is your home ont
SB them? If not your neighbor's is
Eg join the procession and look over
g?2 complete line of these solid lent
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ffigl children.
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appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed o
your money back. No trouble to shov
goods, so if you don't see what you *
ask for it.
lather only
shoe dealers will tell
can't give you a good,
hoe for $2.00 or $2.50.
e right, they can't.
0 shoe they sell is made
demand at this price?
o wear. It is made of
tids?from sole to heel.
ThA
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Southern Girl
2.00 Shoe $2.50
ran who tries it for the
equal of shoes that cost
the foot feel perfectly at
ly shoe you ever bought
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How can we afford it ?
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