The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 29, 1912, Image 2
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Bank Your Surplus <
J? WITH THE ^
| Bank of Lor is |
^ j j Which combines capita), confidence, j ^ I
Jr f coneiMcrcy ur-d courUsy. The big man with ^
the big roll and the little man with thelittlj %,
roll are alike welcomed, Onr dcois are
jr I open to lot lowers aid dcpositus alike, ^
I I Our purpose is lo make our lank a mutual J ^
^ benefit to the community in genetal and its ^
Jr patrons in particular. Ton fcie inwud to ^
stan cl erking account with us. jf
> 5 PER CENT PAID ON TIME I) IICHIS <
> THOMAS E COOPER, President.
E L SANDERSON, GEO W HARDWICKE, jb
& Cashier, Assistant Csahicr.
COM WHISKEY]
1 ^liil' l j! STANDS TO-DAY WITHOUT A RIVAL AS H
^Ala H f THE BEST CORN WHISKEY MADE* 8
rm viAL'^i- ||j| And you get just twice as much for your money. B
2 (Tsr Hee! Corn Whiskey Uc nn 1
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J UHL>j. V. aiuj soutbcm Express Lines. J ra
> I R'jo tut: en Jed for mcdijinn! r.nd family uses. us
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I C?.DE3 TODAY FROM ?j
II " & SONS, Inc., Richmond, Va. I
* n " ' ' ' ti .jo /iru1 Whiskey) Merchants. (l) h*
I Whether you are acquainted with W. P. Lawrence |
or not, he works for all farmers alike. Just |
come and try him. If you hear a man complain "
about prices say you missed it, by not going to \
j Farmers' Warehouse I
I I Where W. P. Lawrence will look after your i nter-EI
I ests. I
I WP lawi'irtt.Kii'gr
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I Almost Reached the Limit. T Human Sacrifices Still.
I |e other night at a revival a beliovo^hnt'" C !' ^^ ,hc 1>oaHants
I .winded brother got up and talked bavv> rio1 f ,m< ruggists
; V . . . . .? . . i nave a right to kill one man and one
an intolerable tune in a most wnTY,OT1 , . ' ,
*" ? , nnnftr un I W0m8n evei y year to make medicines
I ? I?"8 and tl,c/Jomo manner. He , out of theJr bofli A druggj8t Wh0se
followed by the pastor, whose establishment was boycotted because
I fi z ^ 110 was thou*ht to h*v?tried to
IA little later the ministei ..ted der a boy# brought 8uIt agaln8t the
HB IIlg0L ?v ? 1, Si ?tr ,!<, boy's Pnrcntfl ^r their interference
HI ftfan. Yes, replied the Strang- wlth hJg trndo> but he reco!ved no
? wouldn t have been much damage8( aB it was recognIzed that
W ? >'ou kndn t talked just when (he adu](fi were bc]lovora ln tho M
superstition.
HEARD IH CONWAY
Dad Hacks Made Strong. ~ Kidney Ills
Corrected.
All over Conway you hear it,
Dunn's Kidney Pills are keeping up
the good work, curing weak kidneys,
driving away backache, correcting
urinary ills. Conway pe:>
pie aie telling about it?telling cl
o.d backs made sound again. You
can believe the testimony of your
own townspeople. They tell it for
i he bench & of you who are suffering.
It your back aches, if you feel l&me,
sore and miserable, if the kidne.vs
a .ft oo frequently, or presages are
p i .Jul, scanty and off color, use
Dunn's Kidney Pills, the remedy
nut has helped so many of jour
friends and neighbors. Follow thi =
o onwav cit zen's advice and give
Doan's a chance to do the same for
you.
J L Dcz:er, Main St., Conway, S
G., says: "I am coufident that Doan'
Kidney Pills are a remedy of merit
and I do not hesitate to recommend
thi m. My back was lame and it
ached severely. I have used two
boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills obtain
ed from Norton Drug Co., and thev
have given me a great deal of relief.
I willingly endorse this preparation.'
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name?Doan's?
and take no other.
Not the Stately Oak.
Many a boasted family tree is mer?
ly underbrush.
Indian Killed on Track
Near Rochelle, 111., an Indian went
t-? sleep on a railroad track and was
i??'i"/-i Kit tho fact, pvnrfins. He D3.id
^ 11 ICU \JJ VII V IMU/ w v ..
for his carelessness with his life.
Often its that wav when people neglect
caughs and colds. Don't risk
vour life when prompt use of Dr
Kind's New Discovery will cure
them and so prevent a dangerous
throat or lung trouble. "It com
pletely cured me, in a short time, of
a terrible cough that followed a
severe attack of Grip," writes J R
Watts, Floydada Tex., "and I regained
15 pounds,in weight that I
had lost." Quick safe, reliable and
and guaranteed. 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottle free at Norton Drug
Co.
Great Expectations.
Now and then a man does something
really worthy of praise; but the
trouble with thj crittor is that he
gets into a blue funk if he isn't perpetually
reaping verbal bouquets for
the thousand and one unimportant and
?.jinni?ir cnmnipR nf his handi*
very ui umui; ? ?
work.
,ri'l Let indigestion
Starve Yea
aat. Good food won't hurt
ou. R. L. T. taken before
elirir# will make you enjo\
.cur meals and digest you;
vood. You will soon become
. rong and healthy.
R. L. T.
The Liquid Liver Regulator
Cares Indigestion by restoring the
digestive organs to healthy, natural
action. Itcontains nothing but harmless
oils extracted from roots and
herbs. R. L. T. works promptly and
d.;c3 not gripe. Its benefits are permanent.
Guaranteed as repreow.ited
or money refunded.
50c and $1 Bottles
Ask Your Druggist
Prepared by R. L? T. to. Anderson, S. C
) or Sale Bv
N ORION DRUG CO.
Conway S.'C.
Cheaper Than a Bridge.
A railroad engineer In Ottawa, Kan.,
went to a dentist to have a bad tooth
treated. Tho dentist told him that
It would be necessary to put In a gold
bridge, which cost $25. The railroad
man looked In tho glass at the departed
molar, and then said: "Say, doctor,
Just put In a concrete culvert and
let It go at that."?Topcka Capital.
They Don't Grow Old.
There Is a law In Germany that
when a dog or cat has passed the age
of six vears they must bo turned over
to the police to be killed. Not a
dozen animals are turned over a year.
No matter how old a cat or dog bocome
the owner vows that the ago is
five years t? a day.
Speeding the Guest.
The hostess was so weary, after an
Inordinately long call from a boro,
that when he at last rose to go she
was almost incapable of coherent
speech, and her verbs in consequence
changed places in her final effort at
hospitality. It ran as follows: "Oh,
Mr. Peters, must you stay? Can't yon
goV9
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BY CONWaY PUBLISHING 00. J
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L H. WOODWAItD. Editor
THURSDAY AUGUST 21 1912.
There ore those who attach themselves
to some political clique or fac
I
tion, and allow themselves to hecome
so prejudiced against their up- f
ponents, that they will stick to their
* * # i 1- - !
lirst impressions regardless or muir
bettor judgement. It is a good
thing that the entire community is
not made up of such people. Thov
would favor attaching South Carolina
to Africa if their minds got set
that way, and give the proposition
a majority when voted upon.
The columns of this paper could
not possibly hold all of the timely
and well-written articles that came
in last week, relating to the political
situation. Many of such articles had
to be left out. The article of 1
Jeremiah Smith came in among the
tirst and it was published, not only
for this reason, but because it con
tained a summary of the various in- I
dictments brought against Blease '
during the campaign, and it plar.ed
the situation before the readers of
our paper in a nut-shell form. The
same article we notice was published
in the Stath and News& Courier.
This statement, was recently made,
referring to support of Blease in the
primary: "Those who vote for
Blease and are ignorant of the
character of the ir.au, may find iguorance
their sole excuse, though
iu law this excuse would uot. be considered
valid, but those who know
him, and still have cast their ballots
't him. show by this action that
they are men of the same stripe as
Blease. The church members and
Sunday Sch ^oi teachers of all the
denominations, and in general the
law abiding element of the State,
whether religiously inclined or not,
could not consistently cast their bal
lots for Blease. Good citizens recog
nize the fact that safety lies in good
government and a correct enforce
meet of the laws under the constitu
tion. This class of people we hope
fnilprl t.n turn out to cast their vote
for the man who said: "To Hell
With the Constitution."
Last week in the State of Californ
ia, Clarence S. Darrow, a noted attorney
who has made his mark in
the world as a defender of organized
labor, was acquitted by a jury of i
the charge of bribery in connection
with the McNammara enses. In
his address to the j.uy in his own
defence he expressed sentiments
h Id by him in reference to all cr'mi
nals, which show him to belong to
i hat class o.' fanatics who believe
that onme is a sort of disease, and
that the ori.nml cuaL help
his tendencies, no m >re 'han another
man can escape his fate of other
I 4 .. ,.t
I kinds. In fact Uurrow was^um.y mi
the crime laid at ids door. The difficulty
was in making the proof,
against him. His kind is the sort
that is dangerous to society, and it
is a grand pity that the district attorney
could not woavo a v^eb of evi
dar.ce sefliciently strong to put him
" ' 1 "" Oi Tin* kind of
in U1U [) II I I'Cll UKVI y . . w
faith that be professes is fortunately
col fined to a very few.
Arc Ever at War.
There are two things everlastingly
at war, joy and piles. But Bucklon's
Arnica Salve will banish piles in
any form It soon subdues the itching,
irritation, inflam alien or s w
ng It gives comfort, invites joy
Greatest healer of burns, boils,
ulcers, cuts, bruises, etztma, scalds
piu-ples, skin tii.ptic r.s,. Ci >y 25
at Norton Drug Co. I
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HAVE YOV J I
p\0 you want to place IpfP^ S tler0 0ftcl1 student i?
l/ l^iui in a Christian *I H under the elose parMilitary
Institute where Vjji$L - f sonal control and watchtils
health will be care- gpgy^ | 'fulcare of the teacher
11.. i ?'i?? k?q Is' mki from the time tjjtoy reach
JJJiy lULftttfCi ?t?l U17 1 ? mo ry . . y.
mind thoroughly trained" ; Jhm|| J||'. school until they leave
and where he will be for their hemes,
taught hahits of obedi faculty < ? 11 posed of
ehce, puutuality, ard in ?|1|| fifteen successful aad exdustrj?
if so, send him poriencod touchers,
to The Sonth Carolina ^yMt Nor catalog and full
Co-Edueational Institute' information, address
COL. F. N. K BAILEY
PRESIDENT
EDGEFIELD, -- SOUTH CAROLINA.
HIGH GivrtDE FLOUR
Fresh Bread and Cakes aiways on hand. Our Grocery Dopatrmont
Hilled with choice tfoods for family use and are marked down to the low
est possible notch. Phone orders #iven careiul attention and prompt de*
ivery guaranteed. Phone No, 13.
JB T HYMAN.
| Attention Ladies J
J One of the most infalliahle signs of prosperity and intelligence is a |
g Hank account. Why is it a sign of intelligence? Because carrying a jjj >
I 'vHank
account, is the only logical method of taking care of your finan- h
v
ces. ?
! HAVE 1
* YOU ?
i a i
BANK i
! ACCOUNT? g
If not, start one to-day. It matters not whether you make your de- H
posit large or small, VVc will appreciate any amount you may place S3
Iwith us. You will soon learn the habit of bringing your money to us
which is a step which will start you on the road to properity, A
HOW &
DO I
lyou : ^
SPAY I
Your grocer, your butcher, your iceman? By Check? If not, start &
to day and enjoy the experience of feeling that ou are safe from pay- H
e bill twice. Your check is a legal rccipt. <
First National Bank j
B. G. COLLINS, President. D. A. SPIVEY, Cashier, |
COINWAY, S. C. I
High Grade Vehicles at the Lowest
Possible Prices.
We have just received a
x v>i Shipment of Vehicles built
Y USt wear which we are offeri
s i*>8T at extremely low prices.
\$/ Call and see them.
A. B. ELLIOTT, Conway, S. C
Corner of Third \venue and Laurel, Street.
tfj^j e dawsey
A fi M'ie ? of meeting will bo held ?. ?
at a? l?m IS F.rry B.'ptist Church, Her Preference.
be({i!i M hi; I f 1S.III 'IBV ^pt- ?'b> at| First Snlenlaily?"Are you goin' to
" ,:l i:H\ ,v tv ,, T i*7U ill SOn marry that gentleman that comes here
Vl|l n.a .sisM'd h/ Uev J W ^nn, ev ry day?? Second Ditto?"Nope.
l? vi l?l o<! pi*? iit iit-r if Helton, b C. ^ ratjj0P have a job without a husTrie
puui.c ccmomI> *uY*tle*1 band than a husband without iv Job.**
Geo M. Kirton, _lj[a * ^
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