The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 07, 1911, Image 2

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f fhc genu gmll Entered at the Poet Office n' Conway, 8. C aa Seeono Claee Mail Matter. P JULlSHKD EVEKYTHI/H8DAY MOKNING BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO. IU U '4CK1PTJON ONE DO LI, Alt PEK YKAlt . H, H. WOODWARD. Editor TllURSDAV. DECEMBER, 7 1911 Thegrand jury of Newberry, SC.. recently returned a, "no bill" in the famous BVlder ease, the jury, it is said, standing eleven for "trur bill" and eight for "no bill", twelve being necessary for a true bill lb will be recalled that Felder was indicted for some alleged crime committer1 , in connection with the dispensary winding up commission. This case is now a closed ineidentand we trust it will remain such for all time to come. The confession of McNamera to dynamiting the Los Angles Times' building, for which ho and hif brother were on trial in that city came like a clap of thunder from ; clean sky. Labor unions were dumbfound by it and could scracel> believe the evidence of their owi senses as it was universally balieveci that the McNamaras were innocent of the charge and were myrtars tc the cause of organized labor and for this reason labor unions rallied t< their aid and raised a fund of $1(50,000, with much more in sight, if it were needed. Labor unions and labor leaders aro much exerciser over the confession, claiming tha1 labor has received a blow from which it can never recover. But we d< not think this the case because th demands of labor are just and it? cause righteous. We repeat wha' we have said before that "if thos< men are guilty they should suffe? 4 Vo O ^ v tromn ^ C 4 1 1 - ? * ' ! Aiivuii; u c*I L_y Ul I [Hi lUWJ 1" innocent they should be cleared regardless of the question of labor or anti labor." In Memoriam. On November 12, 1911, the death angel visited the home of Mr and Mrs W ? Cribb and took from them iheir darling little daughter, Metth Cly. She was born October 27, 1906 and died November 12, 1911. Sht had a short stay, but during hei short life she won many' friends She was loved by all who knew her. She was laid to rest the foPowlog day in the Clarendon cemetry in th; presence of a largo gathering of sor rowing telaiivies and friends t( mourn their loss, but we know out loss is her eternal gain. Sleep on sweet babe and take th\ rest, And forever lean on the Saviour'* ureast. May the Lord bless the bereaved family. Saves Two Lives "Neither my sister nor myself might be living to-day, if it had not been for Dr. King's New Discovery' writes A. D. McDonald of Fayette vii!<\ N. C , R. i<\ D No. 8, "foi , we uoth had frightful coughs thai no other remedy could help. W< wet?' told my sister had consumption . She was very weak and haci night sweats but your wonderful medic ne completely cured us both Its the best- 1 ever used or heard of." For sore lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhage, lagrippa, asthma, hay fever, croup, whooping cough,?ad bronchial troubles,?its supreme. Trial bottle free. f)0o and $1.00. [ Guaranteed by Norton Drug Co. The Bazaar given by the ladies of < the t'resbylerian church was a so- , cial and financial success. The ladies of the Methodist church, so \c see it staled, will hold their Brizia? and dinner in the Quattlebaum store today (Thursday), whom many useful and ornamental articles wi lb on sale cheap at the prices asked The object of these ladies is toappl} the proceeds toward raising the debt on their handsome now churcl and, therefore, they should receive < a liberal patronage. { Death in Roaring Fire ^ may not result from the work of ^ firebugs, but often severe burns are 4 caused that make a quick need for j Bucklen's ArnicaSaive, the quickest ^ QllPOCt. fllicw fni? hlliine " V. . V >' V ??? V, UUI Ud| >?UUIJUb| ^ bruises, boils, sores. It subdues 4 inflammation. It kills pain. It 4 soothes and heals. Drives oil skin j eruptions, ulcers or piles. Only ^ 25 cents at the Norton Drug Co, * A Mrs B L Housend returned to Conway Saturday from a pleasant vi>itof some weeks to her daugh- C ters at Belfast, Ga. \ \ I Dairy Doings. What do you do when you discover a leak in the milk pail? Stop it, of course. But do you over think about j stopping the leak caused by poor j cows? The latter leak is the bigger of the two. A cow so milked that she does not enjoy the operation will gradually retire from the business of giving milk. Do not milk her in a cold wind, or a Liot stable, nor where tiles torture her, nor in a muddy barnyurd. A cow will do much better If always cared for and milked by the same perRon. Cows do not like strangers, so when your--visiting friend offers to Help milk say, "No," or not quite so much milk as usual will be the result. Midsummer often brings much suffering to stock because the water supply fails or becomes low. Pains should be taken to provide an ample supply of pure water, not only because It is humane so to do, but for the more selfish reason that the animals will thrive and produce much better. Ruttermilk cheese Is a new product obtained by curdling buttermilk with heat, draining the curd and adding salt- Large amounts of buttermilk are wasted every year, says Professor J. L. Samrais of the Wisconsin experimental station. If this were made Into buttermilk cheese it would furnish a larger supply of palatable food, equal in food value, pound for pound, to lean beefsteak, and which can bo sold profitably at half the price of meat. To make this cheese the buttermilk is curdled by heating to 80 degrees, and left undisturbed for an hour. It .. i t. i _ i a <? n/\ J is men iienteu to 100 degrees, una after standing quiet for about an hour the clear whey is drawn off the curd, and the latter is placed on a draining , rack, which is covered with cheese cloth. Here it remains half a day or overnight, until as dry as desired, when it is salted with one and onehalf pounds of salt per 100 pounds ftf curd, and is ready for use. j DON'T TIIINK OF j| | INSURAN C E. 1 j Alter you are crippled, H sick or dead or after your [4 | house is robbed or burn- Ij ed, it will be too late rj then. Better see me to || I FIRE, I I LIFE, a I IIELTH, I ACCIDENT. I \ BURGLARY, I LIABILITY.! j Best Companies. & i Most Liberal Policies. [ 1 f I J. 1ST. JENRETTE, 'i CONWAY, S. C. QHICHESTEB S P5LLS t1,r imaxo. a y 'ftj.X I.ntllo,.! AnU your DrufrtrUt for /j\ *'A\ * lil-tfliOS'top'a lilninnno 7ir?/ni/>?V\ IMIIm in l( oil a:*<l <>ol<l metallic\vfs ,>oxcs' scaled tvith Hlue Ribbon. \jT tot if <<. Tuko no other. Iluy e?T your * '/ - (,-f I?nnc(T??t- AsWforCIlI.CirKK.TFR* I ^ ? OIAXIOM) KICANI> RILI.S, for ZS. ytJ* JUT years known as Rest, Safest, Always Reliable s?r SOLD liV OftL:G(ilSTS EVERYKHERf ' HSir | Slightly Used ^ ^ AND ^ REBUILT PIANOS | This is the opportunity that jb you have been looking lor ho ^ i nirty-Five Iteal bargains-JT We Have them and they are priced so extremely low that sT you cannot very well afford to ^ pass up this inducement. You '$ have been thinking of buying ^ C' a piano for some time--you ^ ? have always said:? "Well I r% want a piano" but 1 am goinft ^ to wait until I can secure a ^ dr slightly used one of some good ^ % make. Do not overlook thiu opportunity?write us today; JSr dr we will gladly mail you a list ^ of these pianos with special ^ ^ prices, description and general ^ W information.?DO 11 NOW. [ Clins. M Sticff. 5 ? LECN C S'iEELE, M % w On? Fourteen (iranby tr et r Opp Theatre. Norfolk, Va. J ?. a J G Rio Vs aid W M Rhodes 1 f the l.f r s tec I ?nf visited !onw y on b isin hs the fi st of last r Veek, % # THJB HOBBY TlIU;.flPAY. DECEMBER 7, 1911 | Are You O J i A Woman I dh VAIUIUI ! The 1 | Woman's Tonic f ? EX, 1 # tumivvMmisu'miz p J3&* ;?? >J!S?!?S<MliiKKaraC!&SK&&3|l?M?au^^ ,Jj I I ftoYourGood Health and Pleasure J|||t M||jf ||f |i Come?follow the arrow'til you join i|| | 3 ij^^icg and women who have quit seeking for 2(hiff>'.j jtJ|j| | ; | -v Kw@g( the one best beverage because they've M \ if & Real satisfaction in every ?lass?snap and sparkle?vim |s aru* C?? Quenches the thirst?cools like a breeze. JS to. Dclicjons?Refreshing?Wholesome JSf fevf M s^fo/%. 5c Everywhere WheneTef f| ||| T"E AUunVa?^ C?* ^ Wy, The 1 t u l h Arrow think About Coca-Cola" j|j? ' ^oca-Cola ? RennettsvilSe Marble IVks A f| jMt ^ J, W. McRliWEE, Propriut or. H ^/4^vll8l MANUFACTURER OP Jri tHtl^Klll,llMEIITS' T0MBST0!!ES' ETC> Iteslpns and Prices Furnished r,n Application fft'" uA " ESTABLISHED I88O. BENNKTTSVILLE, 8 C | HOW TO ACQUIRE WEALTH ' | 9 tmmmmtm ? ???mtmm ??jmmimwmmw?? I "Now tho man tlmt saves liIr money as the seasons come ci i and go &! fl Is the man yon will notice will some day have the dongh; Kj 3 While others may he careless and throw their cash away, 3 Ho's adding to his hank uccount a little every day." Rj 3 * $ 8 The only sure way to acquire wealth is to k\ E be honest, work hard and save a little of your | earnings every day. | I'j j Open a savings account with us and pay 5 all your bills by check. Each check will be a fj 2 receipt and you will know just how much you y; ? arc spending. If you arc not a patron of this J J bank consider this an invitation to become one. | d 9 We know that our relations will be mutually hi profitable. The possession of a bank account i p B should be a matter of interest to every member 8? 9 of the family. You insure your property against y 3 fire. Why not open a savings account with us y M and insure your loved ones against poverty. BANK of LORIS | ; I LORIS SOUTH CAROLINA | HI,?.?HI." ?? . ii..ii^ir.iMMii?r!<-ani The Herald Job Office / "The Old Reliable" We have a well equipped shop and a full and complete line of stationery ( it all times and can supply your needs on short notice at a very reasonable irlce. Satisfaction guaranteed on every job. ( rry us with your next Order. ; :v . & .. . .. ' .1 Tax Notice. The tax books wili bo open for the collection of taxes for fiscal year 1911 from October 15th, 1911, to March 15th, 1912, a.id may be paid without penalty to December Hist; with one per cent, penaity to January HI ; with 2 per cent, penalty to February 28th; and with 7 per cent, penalty to March 15 h. REGULAR TAX LEVY Stat," .6 8*4 mills O.-fiinni'v Driiint.v Tax. Roads aud Bridges . . 5 1-2 mills Special County Tax ... 1 mill For completion of bridge across Waccamaw river 1 2 mill Constitutional School Tax 3 mills i Total . 16 3 4 mills SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX I An additional lew to poy tpacial school taxes voted for school purposes in certain school districts is made as follows: No 3 Bog Bluff 3 mills No (> Athens 4 mills No 7 Green Sea 4 mills No 11 Soeastee 4 mills No 13 Withers 3 mills No 14 Centenary 4 mills No 15 Haw Branch 5 mills No 17 Wauamaker 8 mills No 18 Loris ....8 mills No lit Burroughs 4 mills No 20 Mt Olive 3 mills No 21 White Oak .3 mills No 24 Gerfar Grove 3 mill* No ? Gurloy 3 mills No 2(1 Cool Soring 2 mills No 27 Zicn.. 4 mills No 29 Powell 4 mill* No 30 Princeville 4 mills No 33 Finklea 4 mills No 39 Grassy Bay 3 mills No 38 hickory Hill 3 mills No 43 Hulls Island 4 mills No 45 Tilly Swamp 3 mills No 47 Red Hill 3 mills No 49 Red Bluff 3 mills No 59 Ployds 8 mills No 51 Flo yds X Roads ... 4 mills No 53 Allen 2 mills No 59 San ford ... 3 milis No 59 Hi^h Point 3 mills No 90 Muster Shed 3 mills No 91 Warupee 3 mills No 92 Savannah Bluff 3 mills No 93 Re ho both 3 mills No 99 Camp Swamp 3 mills No 08 Homowood 4 mills No 01) Maple 4 mills No 70 Poplar 3 mills No 72 Heou 3 mills No 74 Four Mile 4 mills No 75 Virgo 2 mills No 70 Harper 3 mills No 77 IS; raw field 3 mills No 70 Bucksport 3 mills No 80 Spring Branch 8 mills No 81 Salem 3 mills i\o 85 Watts 4 mills No 80 Seven Mile 3 mills No 91 Pleasant Hill ... 2 mills NO 02 Vaughts. 4 mills No 94 O.iii Grove . . 3 mills No 97 Carolina 3 mills SCHOOL, no[JSK BOND TAX An additional levy in School District 19 (Conway) of two mills is made to pay interest on the School House Bonds and to create a sinking fund for their final retirement CAPITATION TAX A poll tax of one dollar for school purposes is levied upon every male citizen between the ages cf 21 ana /?/* x - ^^ ^ on yturs auie mj B.ra a uyilik, i-acept Confederate Veterans over 50 years of a^c A capitation tax cf one dollar is levied on each do# ir the couni y. COMMUTATION ROAD TAX Each person in the county liable for road duty must obtain a ''Road Receipt" from the County Treasurer before January 1, 1012, for the year 1011 This can be procured either by pay in# to tho Treasurer tbr^? dollars in cash or by presenting t tue Treasurer a certificate from h?s road overseer, approved by tho Su pervisor, to the effect that he has porformed six days wof,k on the section of road to which he belongs. FISHERY STAMPS. Fishery .Stamps o** Tags may be obtained from the Treasurer at any time. When parties order by mail , ihey should enclo e postage, other- ' .vise postage will be deducted. TREASURER'S ITINERARY The Treasurer will attend the following places at the day and hour named for tho purpose of collecting taxes: November 25th \ Burgess 8 to 10 Socastee 1 to 2 Bucksville 3 to 4 November 27fch flay boro 10 to 12 &oan 1 to 2 Llchoboth 3 to 4 Novem ber 28 h Mt Pisgah *9 to 10 * Flinson & Ward 12 to 2 ITloyds School House 4 to 5 November 20th Spring Branch 9 to 11 Strouos Store... 2 to 4 November 30th Glreon Sea 9 to 11 : r.rwiu O L-4W& AM | ? ? . M WV 1 I December 1st Daisy 9 to 11 San ford . 1 to 2 December 4th Hammond 10 to 12 t Kbenezer 2 to 4 ? IJrooksville 7 to 8 p m h December 5th > Little River 9 to 12 fi Warn pee 2 to 4 a December 6th ? Tilly Swamp..' 9 to 10 Graham v die 11 to 12 December 7th DofjlJluff 10 to 11 t Galivunts Ferry 2 to 4 u December 8th [ \ynor 9 to 10 t Uool Sprintr 1 to 2 t December 11th p Hyrtle Beach 10 to 11 l?HN HOLT, Treas Horry County 4 TAX RETURNS The Auditor of Ilorry County will attend the following places at times specified below for the purpose of taking returns of all personal property for the fiscal year commencing January 1st, 1012 and ending December 81st, 11)12. Adrian, Tuesday, January 2nd. 10 a m to 11 a m. Hayburo, Tuesday, January 2nd, 12 m to 2 p til. Zoun, Wednesday, January 2nd, 8pm to 5 p m. Stevens X Roads, Wednesday, January 3rd, 10 a ui to 12 in. St roods 8tore, Wednesday, January 3rd, 2 p in to 4 o m. Spring Branch, Thursday, January 4th, 10 h in to 12 ra. uruMriv Bav. 'I hursduv. January 4th. 2 |> in to 4 p hi. Green Sea, Friday, Jauuury 5th, 10 a m to 12 in. 8 W ilarrelson's Store House, Friday, January 5th, 2 p ui to 4 p in. Lori-j, Saturday, January 0th, 10 a in to 12 ui. Suuford, Saturday, January 0th, 2 p ni to 4 p in. lia uuiond, Monday, January 8th, 10 a in to 12 m. Daisy, Monday, January 8th, 2p in to 4 p m. Hound Swamp, Tuesday, January 9th, 10 a in to 12 in. Farmer, Tuesday, January 9th 2pm to 4 p in. Khnni-zpr. Wediieadav. January 10th 10 a id lo 12 in. Brooksvilie, Wednesday, January loth, 2 a m to 4 p m. Little Liver, Thursday January 11th, 10 a m to 12 in. Lay, Thurcday, Janaruy lltli, 2pm to 4 p in. Warn pee, Friday, January 12th,, 9am to 12 in. klund, Fxiday, January 12th, 2 p m to J p in. iHixonvllle, Friday, January 12th, 4 p III t?> o ]) 111. Cool spring, Monday, January 15th, 10 a in to 12 in. Kehobotb, Mo. day, January 15th, 2 p m to 4 p in. I'mso, Night, Monday, January 15th', 7 p in to 8 p in. tlinson & Ward, Tuesday, January lG'.h, 10 a in to 12 ui. W aimuiaker. Connelly's Tuesday, January Kiti?, 2 p hi to 4 p in. Fl< yds X Koads, Wednesday, January 7tn, 1J a in to 1 i in. Tayiorsville Wednesday, January 17th 2 p iii tu 4 p in. Ualivauts Ferry, Thursday, January 18th, Id a in to 12 in. Ay nor, Thursday, January I8th, 2 p in to 4 p m. Gideon, Friday, January 10th, 10 a in to 12 m. Jord irivl'.le, Friday, January 19th, 2 p in to 4 p in. Uougois, 8 in art's. Saturday, January 20rh, lO a ill to 12 ill. w Klondike, Saturday, Jauuary 20th, 2 ) p m to 4 p m. tiucksvi.'le, Monday, January 22nd, 10 a in to 11 a m. Socasti-e, Monday, January 22nd, 2 p m to 4 p in. UnrgHhs. Tuesday^ January 23rd, 10 a m to 12 ?n. Staivey, Tuesday, January 23rd, 2 p in to 4 p m. Myrtle Beach, Wednesday, January 24th, 1<? a in to 12 in. Burcol, Wednesday, January 24th, a p in 10 4 p in. The balance of the time at the Auditory * rtice hi (Jon way. All arde b dial males capable of earnirg a support uetween tlie ages of 21 and 56 years shall be deemed taxable polls. The number of your school district Is important. Transfers of real estate must be noted with care. Executors and administrators will % make their returns according to law. Atl persons between the ages of 21 and 50 who are liable to road duty will make return of same to the county Auditor us required by law. Failure to make returns within the time specified subjects the delinquent to a penaby of 50 per cena. N C ADAMS, Auditor. * Oyster Shell Lime. 05 PER CENT PURE LIME. o ? i?i - owcuicu yuui auur iuijus. Get the full strength of your fertilizers. Prevent RUST in your cotton. M Prevent SHEDDING in your cotton, I3v using our Oyster Shell Lime. Sacked, P. O. B. Steamer at River Landing $0 00 per ton. Write for 10 ton reduced price. Breslauer, Lachicotte & Co., Waverly Mills, S. C. CHINESE LAUNDRY Collars and Cuffs. p Ironing Machine. Work turned out Promptly. Send me a trial order. Family washing taken. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Work neatly executed, an* in irst class style. SRKCIAL NOTICE dollars and Cuffs held for 30 days md if not called for will be sold, Yoursforgood worir, GEORGE LUM ?- P- HAWKN OR,>CKIl Only High Grade Family and Planntions Supplies handled. Your patrongo la reypectfull) solicited and will be pprcclut^d. Satisfaction guaranteed or 'our money bacK. No trouble to show :oods, so if you dou't see what you want ,sk for it. ^ _ ^ Trespass Notice. ' All persons are hereby forbidden o hunt, or in any manner 10 enter ipon, or trespass upon our lands in kittle River township. All violaors of this notice will be prosecuted o the full extent of the penalties roviaed by law, M E Gore, W E Gore, w 35 W D Gore.