The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 29, 1915, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
ROOSEVELT DECLABES
?REilCl?1 JUSTlFiEO
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1, For Five .Hours, former !Fresi- i
deat Reviewed the Inside
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Workings ot Machine. ; ;
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; SAME DID : RILL . AJSAIN
ColoneJ Wil) Siu&uit to
tioxui)# ljyllvixis., Coim*^
% Jfor Jlaj'^s.
^ Sy raoujr.v'N. ^Y.-r-.Tcfr*'prlore^. I&uiepe|h
volt spent five Jhoursb:* n the ^,it.i*ess'
\ stanc! in tly\ s.upj.erpejeoirt here, .toriay
? tolling what.he .beli.QYpJ was the i.n1
side story */f nu chine, politico
?*boss rule inlNcw York State. Uy jpo
Jioing the ?m\raer presM' nt hopuul .30
cVnve.y to theyjup,, ..trySng the .anit
Wjlljam Babies bxopght;. igainst hi*91
for aJleged d.bel,,.kho iw-ession .tbrt
he was jusia/ied i\ i. ctKydsing JYK
Barnas.
w,
Col. licosev^lt wore. r? had woes
reliably informed . Uk&t th** "Murphy.
p Democrats" and tho "Bprms Repulilicans,"
the latter und'-r. the 'endorsing
of Mr-, Barnes,uinjted. on..niorc than
one occasion to.dcvfefct t]iei4plans vO<
independent men vof both . parties ir
the Statp legislature. ..M.r, JK^nies told
WillianVihoeb, Jr,,.tJcK vv|t^"ss emphatically
declared. kb it, he rhad aaagreement
with Cfciarliv T\ Murphy ni
Tammany Hall to . alloy .Murphy frect
^ hand to.^elect a I'nited Stptfw sen$-i
tor. Alcr.j. Loeb wai ; ptTfc&te:*^ retairy
to Col. J^osevelt Tlhen ^ie >v?.v pres
ident, and later wi^-; o^llpotor ,*>/ the1
port of Nt-'v York. TKe told
in. detajl oi his dedljngs . with the
late Seaittty/ Piatt, the jnan;uh<* had
, described the "eat^y-tew?:"
;*fche First TllflMj.
Piatt, dbo, rolonel .assented, .,at
tempted -Jko/Uftt 4ate the manihe,,#*
. crnor of ttfeea State of N^v , Yp? k,
should ajj'paoint to be 't
of public w.oX^ Put, sawl CoJ. Roost'
velt with ^considerable display <*?
..pride, wheal..hr told Mr. :Barnes oi
the conventtituiwi.. he ad<feitl tfth^tr-the,
did not infcenid^any man aJh<W*'d say
. yy)^? m he sho.uhi .appoint to utt*cv- J\lr
^ Barnes, hwvy<:V$? sic/ed with .\Mr.
Phvtf? sayinjr-.tb^ organization U*>pde}'
..shod d have (?onfp.ote contrail c*?f\it,
'the witness fcwore.
'The colonell -guy* what he ;r?rjt?re.sopVid
to be tluo.'d#' ails of his <emvvor"
^satjfms with *ntl hat he had Iboer.
Jnfpr/ped were .the actions of xbh j(p,awH->
in direct ^imaries legite!#x
tion,;.Vfcce track .'leg&iiJation and oppp
tr sitioa on the pairt $f the Kepubfiicanf
ripavfeipe to Gov. I$p>$h2S. i
The Same OlrifcUill Again.
He .rtyated, too-., t^r- information'
orpver--Gov. Sula&er.fcpn his invest,k;
^atpr/^Jpyin A. Herones^ , gave him it-'
i? rdipg-,allege, 1 corrupl^n in certain
SSlate, departments. Apia, as a coni
Citation, he denied that -he held anyj
ft f rr/iW^e to-w<?.rds Mr. fchvrn#; and added]
ft thit' he coa. ;idered hr ,vyhs< ehampionft
ing \\>hc cap?e of gjuod ri$<'Vernment
agajt$$t' bipar tisan bons mli- when he
H cau*n\l' thei-publication of-tlpe ofFendHB
-.^Jng ^feitement.
I**> TkJo-wwr*w-:?l- Hoo^elf^ll subE
to ross-evirni nation at the hand: ,
1.^ j 1 c foivVW.iiam Ivins, riMief fvf the
I C^lW S w?unse'ft^
t'?i2 v'nft ^le on ^an'd
ft A n*v * ' s^e-'int'd ;to be even -more
1f V<P*is eaji0 than ho was at first. Ho
; ^jj^argued with Mr. Barnes' attorneys,
\ who constantly * interrupted Vim with
i .objections. He pointed on the judges
C"1 bench with Vis fist#. He brought the,
[ ..palms of his bunds ; together wfth re
sounding slap>..
ft One instant #he expression on his
face was solemn and the next it was
jovml. He tried his best to get into
(he reco la things he wanted to get
in, and .0 made suggestions to his
f; (counsel as to whene this letter or!
(That paper might be fount}. Once he
gtoftingly engaged Hi a discussion
witfr Justice Andrews, presiding.
V Mam Squeeze a? IJsua*.
While the opposing lawyers themselves
were engaged in arguing legal
points with Justice Andrews, the colonel,
patient and calm, toyed with the
massive gold watch chain stretched
-across his Chest. When the arguments
were over he invariably would turn to!
^Rt Ji^tice Andrews, smile broadly, andi
after addressing him as "judge," ask
HI .whether he might proceed."
H J Mr. parlies paid particular attenH
tt'on to his opponent during this sespi
on of court. He listened to every
^Rg word the colonel said and occasionally
^RI made a note upon a pad of paper.,
k ?e^orn| time? during the dpy b? loft
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NORV2UB&N .HRA&Ov IS DEWILDED
^S RE&ULT OF WAR
Timbnr(Q?t mU Shippnl to Gwawry.
DattaKr In fritted on the Fwestf \
UJ> > Military Oyrrfationa.
WasJHfcjftton^'TbO'??rmanB
1 ting the lanarketablet tiinher fromittho
'foreste \hi linotfiharn T&rance now j in
' their Biimsossian and bWling itW'O-ri
tJoiany, .tawm-Patf.. Alanx. an officers in
tifthe FnnnAki.arxn?'. nim iin the trenches
y.iear itraia, Ihllforins ?hhe Amebiann
?i!'"'orestiry aascmiation. ' Tremendous
idamn&e tealeo'.inning-/inflicted oil "the
3d) rests <rff JlfranoM by: 'Aba- military.'* i>
iterations. Hes*tys tyJien Parte?mas
ftnrcatemeU wvith cairtirr ) .the Soroses*
!JLr the JlottSi vweiM cloKXOd,
' "The wvicter'r&ins,'' m.ys M. Alauc,
ave nenkterodrirostOLthe roads be'leasable;,
sa$peditt/y in.wooded r?v
itjgtnns. In .the iloretrt utf>f Koiaviggy,
Inear Amnj^ntf ir.' tho iwest of IHerti.Cue
ay.rtiHwjtmeu wore uirabiv
'to\ move th*i ir grans o?r the inudji.T
.and IntreuiCijyld rends,' art t it was in
-possible to f?veai *transport am/nub
Una . In 'nrtisrr fcoSrteep??Jtihe guns supit
wvttf nee*?-sary :.to cut nee
rcwjos in .till (directions*through tfcic
forests, the follfco trees 'fiox
thecalrpwe. 'TT he rv.ru nk^ in sectioni.
of ^Ppout tuviHrwe fees: , are?-said side by
side* and bound together with ropes
andr'vith fs^Vvtniizev) iron wire. The?
are ffurtherr isecucrvly fastened rto
stak*.>j driven -Ueep-a the ground. The
first dayer o;f itrees-'>?having proved insuflloi^ut,
a ssewond'-v/as.'CUtjied. This
again'iailing to mi H a ttu'd became
necoKb'iry, un til in :j?any ecises three
layers <*>f trens jare superpoi ed in order
totfH'.rmit ttiise pawieage n>f convoy
wagottv'; To awdkl'tfrv? too rupld wear
of the *vn?d tfirrwigtotthe-grinding of
the beot wludh inert tho tearing of
the h<jF-Y'T shoes,, 'eafh ,mi*.ed < with
straw, itaark an\!l fflbe Hvtigs boM smali
, i branchastof the tfhflien rtrees'is strewn
1 'Plentifully, over tlhene lmjproViatel roadi
ways.
"The (forest off "vuTjytiont, tfcehind
ui.uneviUrt^khtB been .eon/j)letc4yrau^ed.
hi the tfnujent of W?;au^, ;Janes i from
j cone hun?Ur<ad and llfry :t<? 'three <1 houI
!?nnd feel wi widlli Jha?ve jbeen csat at
vhueryals ?)f?**very ttlhuusmiil feet, 'flfhis
ms of couiptte for ttte ipmrpose.o? allowing
the artillery tiv Ulmver-itsijfeuri
<ile^<)U8 fine tever a wjide ,area, j.as
i'hv. ourh c a* rn n .?v t <r ?i n +'*** r ?.\rs
nu,"H^r)>hU|LIV
ooujuot find .a remnttMt iUf <eopse or
. tttl&cets; alll ?tiio treeii ,au(l -sapling?
karae disapiej^ed 1'Jbjmugltfmt >tb?i
rpnatl area.
i^JQpiV several i week* I htrve beep
qiurr.vji red in viehsWy of Arras.
.In tb* wood (Ofi.r^a Hay*., *01 cuf ithe
trees :?nd undergrowth Inrv-e been cut
praotftrjally throughout the whole area
of tfu^ib.rest. Vtt \w&s done for'the purl
pose *fi provitfhrg tirewood <fur the
4 kitchens and shelters.
I forests <trf\ tlio East, tWhfch
^ were tire scene ?stf i^omo of lire mtost
??vicl^nt e->ico\int?'.s rilt the beginning
, <i?f the, twmpaign, 'W?ere literally <imt
, fco pieces \)>y artilVei^ fire. The trees
, vithin thv^one of were carafl'pkuto' *
The wooded secHtnis in the TOasl
i hane endows* I the Buet*t terrible bow
pbaruments. m They are reduced to a
. ghaatly SLTvift, of skeletons; torn to
i hila 'JiV Ilia 'lit. raHrnr r.vf n?iinlla > ? !
I 1 J IIIVI ?7VI *71 * V-*? IO | A 1MM IT; VI ,
V,by flie; blacJfcened wftfc ^moke, these
i foretijbri nui?t(\lK; entirely <* leared away
i.anditlkO area sreforested.
"Jn certain, forests, su<?L as' that of
flAranccnurt. whose the Fneiicli troops
);fc*y ,}n *concea]n.ent and twhere the
rGermaiH attempted to dhsWlge them
vw'itli arttllery? the bonioardment
lfrroducqd^an enocif.ous damage. Such
d-r-aos asvii/ere.-noi cut dow? ,by the
: dk* .were ..entirely denuded <?f their
'.bitches.
'fl ,liave <A>een , er%>rmous tret*s cut
Iby shells ^though,, they were ijeere
tttmbur*/'
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OUT OF THE It LOOM
Ma*y a fJloomy Countenance in CooWfip
Now. Lightened With
Happiness.
A bad back makes you gHoomy.
Can\t 'be happy T'ith continual backache.
The achos and pains of a Vad back
Are frequently due to weak kidneys
Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended
for weak kj.dneys.
So Conw.ay (Vtizens testify.
M. Johnson, policeman, 5th Ave.,
Conway, say a.*," Mv kidneys wenc out
of order and 1 was in a bad way. The
"kidney secretions were very scanty,
highly colored .antfl contained sediment
like brick-dust. I tried lots of medicines
with no results. I fnally pot
Doau's Kidney Fill* at the Norton
Drug Co. and they *oon relieved ah
tfigns-of kidney trouble and regulated
the parages of the kidney secretions.'
' ;Prioe 50c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Dcran's 'Kidney Pills-?the same that
Mr, Johnson had. Foster-Miiburn Co.
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.?adv.
his seat and walked to the other end
of tha table t<p whisper to Mr. Ivins.
Usually these whispered conferences
resulted In the attorney jumping to
his feet and offering an objection. Mr.
Ivins fought all day to keep the colonel
from getting into the records
things counsel for the plaintiff apparently
wanted to "keep out. With
but a few exceptions, however, the
court anted in a manner which permitted
the colonel to tell the better
pn..4, $tory he -wjv? frying to]
relate.
. nmsnKViuw
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Leecel end
Your .Absence.
The c.hervy .trees .-have bloomed st$pain
since .Last. you wept away
But 1 .am weary and have.missed j'orur
presence just as they."
I waiTk among our garden things jmD
. toD Ihem youfd return
Though, .as I softjy li^p. your na.wtv
tha^words with.sorrow burn.
The daffodils came.back on. time vJ.tb
cups all full of;gold,
Yet did not bring fcte thrill of joy
Kk'iXllfwUt . tv. V I* /vl y)
k ii'.wu^iu ij ,ua4v n? "' i
And well I know,, if long.il>! hedge-,
where they are .wont.t" grow,
J They miss the step.amd wahn>me sinilr
cf one who lov*v>itheuj so.
j
j Pur .m or king-bird ii.s.synjfc ng* no*
along the wild t?$o lane
And fcusy thrush is..hinging, too, bi\t
in a .minor strain;
l.did nor know how?jrmch..your voice
was woven in the i lav
) vOf every biased birr' .of s, untiJ
yon .went away.
It
T wish ifor words asifnany.^vs the
leaves .upon the tntss,
And wards -as sweat .as iweadoTv
bloomy tlw. t lure the oraft' bees,
j i'liat 1 could loll you, AVer . the miles
that seporute us far,
b'Tow all the gleries of ibv . Spi\Uv-? ore
askiirj.g whu'e you ai\i
- -Henry E H ant?"* hi.
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Mrs. Ida 'She^pard and ?;on, passed
! tywmitrVi t,ftan ']u.r>h wnnl*- ?vn iliwiv u;nv
w v... --O" ^ "'V ^ ^ ^ , w I V#?W "M??
; hofljio, hawing ,sp nit some i.iru?> ?> ill)
i he-' parents* Mr. and Mrs. \G :U". iKV?-Uj
icri- near Teddyilb..
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J:4ft CASH SIKDRE still ?opotv4^s
and will tatet? careof your iitto.iie.stfc* 51UV.
Jfc :* .* .|t *
W?hB. Woodward, of the BtudkstviH
Suppi^vCo., of iku'k* .vijle, wait ikii 'Gm
w^y ^ursclay #>u business.
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For-jyour dry poods* shoos anrfl jgro'
ceries; 11 on IJoekevtl c Suppfy (Co.
-?adv.
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C. Djif hyuark of To.viW v i 11 e was visiting
m to) n n recc ntly.
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Mi?s :Mstf>el* Norton lefti last wcefc
for Saluda,<j whore she wilt spend the
Summer wjrfch her sister, >|Jrs. B. W.
CjsoyCh.
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But little change in TPfK CASH
.SITU RE eseepti/its rpanageiKtf^t.?adv.
,rK * *. * *
.Hai ry Rhuark passed through town
o:ecQitt!y on his ,?:ay. to< CoIurq-^v
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.GiUftcd Hucks njiade a business trip
to the <jity recently.
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Ul.rig, .-and Leigh ltjarper, and (Harmon
Dus*anbury attended the "Miillion
Dollar JVIysterv" at thp Ciusioo
Thursday night.
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llf you are -already taking this paper;
we deserve -^3ae .encouragement of a\
renewal.
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There is an epidemic ,of the mumps
going the rounds at this time.
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The second installment of the Million
Dollar Mystery appeared last
week and this issue carries the third.
*****
It takes money to publish this paper.
Those who persistently refuse to
realize this and to do their duty by us
will be cut off the list.
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The case of The State vs. A. T. j
l/awrimore, a preliminary investigation,
was to have been finished up
last Friday in the court of Magistrate
W. it. Chestnut, was continued on account
*>f the illness of the defendant's
attorney.
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E. P. Kuntz, travelling represent a
tive of Armour & Co., spent several
clays in Ccmwa.v last week.
*****
A. T. Lawrjniore was in Conway,
one day last week.
*****
750 bushels of seed Oats to close at
65y. Don't pay $4.00 per bag. We
sell -'em for $3.25.?The Cash Store.?
adv.
*****
Mr. 5. N. Pearce of Conway R. F.
D. No. 1, was in town Tuesday and
subscribed to the Herald. Mr Pearce
m jji^uauiy tue umest wnue man r i,
Horry County, being at his las' '
birthday ninety years of ago. Fie iapparently
in good her. 1th and at
tends to his business affairs at thi.
ripe age. We welcome Mr. Pram
on our list, but were somewhat sur-! ?
prised to learn that there was a citi- 1
zen of this age in the county who did 1
not receive the Herald.
KBD, CONWAY* S?<C.
jpepsonel
..Miss Annie Jierhiuo iotf' Qrtmn Sea1
.was mi town the .latin* part .*of the
vtveek.
Hal I- Budk has been 'elected i 1
vorganist at tire <p4ethx?list Church.
.Rev. R. H- Jones, Presiding Elder
?d>f ..th~;s district wtius ;in town recrntly. J
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Civic league Park. 1
At the last inwfttiiv.of the'Civiac Lea;gii(v
i committee .consisting of. amy of!
j thc.ov'cmbers, who felt an interest inj
jd he .Park, situate on upper . Main j
|.Street, would meet .there amh'.decide i
(.as .to what wixuJd he Jthe proper way;
to bevutify.
| A committee was uiso appointed i
I' xo have (lift hauled and the hole,
which: has been such a nuisance.::?> the
. parkvwill be filled nip. llulbs. also
grass have been planted, and we hope
-hi the near future this will be<naite
:an attractive little .-spot. for some
'.time tJ* re has been .an Arbor thr^.u^h
.the paon which roses are tc run
and lately seats have been made .un- j
derneaii and all of the wood (work j
pa. nied ex lark Kixxm.
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Miss Walker Casque w,:s shoppi/tg
in the i.citv last Saturday.
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M.\ss ..May Cushman of Greenville
was J11 tow n a few flays last week and
| attended .t.Ve base ball game at eorg??town.
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Mrs.'Oliver and daughter, Mazie,
have rMxvod.baek to their residence in
thj> northern suburbs of Conway. Until
recet ii y \VI rs. Oliver ran a board- !
ing house at Hie residence of the late
Dr. E. K'or.ttw ;>Hnd incidental.v kept
house for mjQipbors of the family.
*****
Rev. A. D.. flit tts of Clio, spent several
clays in Conway last week.
*****
Mr. Herbert <JU?^k and Miss Kath*Kleen
Scissions ssjwnt last Sunday at
ToddvilJe.
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The third instaltirne.nt of the Million
SDollar Mystery is ft&ore interesting'
! tfcian ever. If yon acre not already a
subscriber to this paper by reason o1
ftps feature and mjtoy others which
tle'VHerald, the leach : newspaper for
, jstiu-ivin this section, y.o.u should send in
o Mllnv of
?0> >V'1 "V VIIIV.Vi?
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- ,'S. P. XV at son of Tibb-y, was in
Conjwiy last Tuesday acouinpanied by
his ycMW ft* son.
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Dr. lE.'H. Roosa, veterinary surgeon
of .expirynee and evident .ability has
an ad jrj ttfris issue of the papjtr.
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Mrs. J. $. Marsh and daughter,
passed thmngh Conway on their \way
home from CJedar Grove.
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You can stSMI gel your needs supplied
at THE CASH STORE?adv.
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Our hay is sf/.id to be the best in
j town. Try a hale. THE CASH
?T*ORE.?adv.
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If you arc looking for goods, prices ;
r.vK'i service, go to CAROLINA *
WHOLESALE.?adv. '
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If (CAROLINA WHOLESALE is 1
not thf host place in Horry Co. to buy j
goods, It't of people are fooled.?adv.
***** f
If you want good hay, try a ton of \
ours. CAROLINA WHOLESALE.? \
adv. t
***** j
On last Friday afternoon the ladies c
of the Aid Society served ice cream c
and cake at the park from 5 to 7 o'clock
The aftrnoon was enjoyed by all and
quite a neat little sum was realised
which will he used towards paying for ^
the cp rpot.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hell have moved
into the cottage on Elm Street former ,
ly occupied by Dr. W. E. McCord. I
***** ^
Miss Elsie McCoy returned last ?
week from visiting her sister, Miss H
tTfOnn CKJ 1
. ...v-v^wjr, Wl Vlliuuai V/Ullt'ge Ul
Greenville. ^
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Leave orders for strawberry checks
at this office.
*****
If. G. Cushnan returned last week j
from Greenville. 4
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G. R. Jenkins is having his resi- a
r'once repainted adding very much to r
its appearance. Ed. Norman is the
painter.
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500 barrels of flour, 700 bags grits, n
1000 bags of meal, 50 tons horse and G
dairy feed, and two cars of very fine a
hay. all at a bargain. CAROLINA g
WHOLESALE.?adv. ?r
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BLAMES CAT FOR SHIP'S LOSS {
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Captain Says Feline on Schooner Was
Cause -of Collission Off
Hatteras.
Newport News, Va.?Capt Roland
F. Quillen, whose 3-masted schoon- p
nr William J. Quillen, was sunk off
Cape Hatteras, after a collision with
the Norwegian Steamer I*aly, never
again will I take a cat to sea. He
attributes the accident, which nearly
cost his life and the lives of the
niVht. Tilomhpr? r?f Ms rrr?w tn ? rrvnv
? r> v- > " b
cat which he had aboard.
"I've shipped for 25 years, and always
have taken along dogs," Cap- (
tain Quillen said. "Just before 1 ^
started from Baltimore to Mayport,
Fla., somebody stole my dog. So 1
got a cat, a gray cat. Cats are bad t
lack, 1 guess. This was my first accident.
The cat was lost." j
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HTj AT THE CHURCHES. I
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^gggOfggggBSBSIggBgESgSlfll 1
CONWAY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. T. C Phillips, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 A.
M. and S P.M. j
Sniiflnv C!/?1iaaI 4 0*'10 A Al
PW v? I r k^V (1 t t/ ?MV iU?
LL Y. P. U. at 3 P. M.
Prayer Meeting every Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to }
attend all of these services. i
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHTRCH \
Rev. E. L. McCov, Pastor.
;
Divine services every Sunday at 11
A. M. and 8 P. M.
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
Epworth League meets every Sun- i
day at 3:80 P. M. ' J
Prayer meetinsr every Wednesdnv
at 7:45 P. M.
The public is cordially invited to attend
.all of these services.
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We can save you money on feed
oats. CAROLINA WHOLESALE.?
adv. ,
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Feed the Young Chicks.
Farmers should not make the mistake
of leaving their young* chicks to
shift for themselves for the first few months.
The chicks should be well
fed and eared for and everything done
to make them grow ranidlv. In this
way, chicks hatched in early springwill
be laying in the fall, and early
winter. Where the fowls are stunted
on the other hand, it will be difficult
to get eggs from them while egg pr.
ces are high. F. C. Hare, poultry
husbandman at Clemson College, will
bp glad to help any one with his poultry
feeding problems.
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SALE UNDER EXECUTION. 1
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Under and by virtue of an execu- <
tion dated the day of A. *
D., 1915, issued by the Clerk of the J
Cpurt of Common Pleas on a judg- f
merit rendered in the case of Kamin- <
4 / j r t ^
skj hardware Company vs. Hammond r
Mercantile Company, I have levied
ipon a?d have seized the following *
personal property of the defendant s
xnd will sell the same at public auction
it 2 o'clock p. m., at the store of t
Hammond Mercantile Company, at s
Hammond, S. C., on salesday in May d
lext, . it being the 3rd day of said
nonth, to-wit:
All and singular all of the stock of
joods, wares, and merchandise of the S
laid Hammond Mercantile Company \
n said store, at Hammond, South
Carolina, as shown on inventory there b
>f made by me, together with all store 0
'urniture and fixtures and all ac- fj
ounts and bills receivable, rights,
redits, and choses in action of the _
aid Hammond Mercantile Company.
Terms of sale cash.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry Co. _
Conway, S. C., March 25th, A. D. 1915 j>
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London.?An American applied for t,(
enewal of passport at the London em- ^
mssy, and because he had been divest- ai
>d of his whiskers since the photo- ai
;raph was taken he will have to get an rj
i (11 davit irom the barber and a cer- d<
iflcate from Washington, which will st
lelay him two weeks. ?
Health Warning for Soldiers. hi
Basel, Switzerland.?German army .
urgeons are distributing pamphlets
/arning soldiers against loose habits. 81
t is stated in these pamphlets that rii
0,000 soldiers are iu hospitals on acount
of excesses of various kinds and
re occupying beds which should be ai
ncoruod ? *5?*
v-ov# i vu iui nit] nuuuueu,
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He Misconstrued.
The gallon-a-month law has been
lisconstrucd. An old negro wrote rc
lovernor Manning as follows: "I is Ti
old nigger. I ain't received my co
allon for March yet. Just send me
ly March and April gallon at the
me time."?Times Democrat. th
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iMYRNA FORTS ARE I
AGAIN UNDER FIRE 1
:our British Warships Enter I
the Dardanelles and Bom- ;fa
bard Fort for 3 Hours I
Paris, April 23.?A Havas dis- 1
>atch from Athens says advices re- I
eived from Chios stated that heavy ]
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iring had been heard there since yeserday
(Thursday) morning which
eads to the supposition that bombardnent
of Smyrna forts has been re>umed.
Four British warships entered the
Dardanelles yestc rday and bombarded
the forts for three hours. The Tur- ]
\ish fortifications also were subject- j
?d to an indirect fire from the gulf of
Saros. They replied vigorously to,
the attack of the warships. French
mine sweepers are continuing theiroperations
actively.
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1 have been a terrible sufferer for a
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.v-... * ciitvi pny^iciuns aim every avail
ibio remedy but found no relief. Was
nduced to give Dr. Kilmer's Swamp\oot
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tnd am happy to say that I believe I
tin entirely cured and now as good a
nan as ever.
I believe it my duty to make this
lublic statement that I may help othts
who may be suffering from the
ame trouble. Swamp-Root is without
[uestion the greatest remedy in the
he world. Anyone in doubt of this
tatement or the authenticity can adIress
me as below.
Yours very truly,
M. H. McCOY.
Van Wert, Ohio.
itate of Ohio
ran Wert County
The foregoing statement sworn to
efore me and subscribed in my prosnee
this 18th day of July, 1909, by
ie said M. H. McCoy.
A .C. GILPIN, Notary Public.
Letter to I
Dr. Kilmer & Co., |
Binghninpton, N. Y. |
rove What Swamp-Root Will Do for
Y ou.
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inghamton, N. Y.. for a sample size
?111 o. It will convince anyone. You
ill also receive a booklet of valuable
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id bladder. When writing, be sure
id mention the Conway Weekly HorHerald.
Regular fifty-cent and one
illar size bottles for sale at all drug
ores.?adv.^
Realizing that it will take quite a
t of small change in harvesting the
-coming crop of berries, we have
ipplied ourselves with a plenty of
ckels and dimes and pennies, and
ill ask that you kindly call and get
\y amount of them that you should
?sire. Farmers & Merchants Bank,
dv.
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