Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FOUR f Cite 2iorm il'teald. v . . . -'j ** CONWAY, S. C. litered at the Post Oilice at Conway B. C., as second class mail matter. H. H. WOODWARD Published Every Thursday Morning I by Conway Publishing Co. TELEPHONE 21 TEEMS: SUBSCRIPTION BATES One Copy, One Year $1.00 One Copy, Six Months 75 One Copy, Three Months ....*., 59 | PUBLISHERS ANN01"\ CEMENT Tributes of Respect, and Obituaries will be cli ar&cd tor at die rate of one cent per word for all words over 150. 1t??nhitions of Thanks, Cards of tt?iumks, and all other reading Notices, not NLWS, taking the run of the paper, will be charged at the rate live cents per line: and all ether notices in the local columns at Lite rate ol' ten cents per line. All changes of Advertimcnts must be In the oliice by {Saturday noon to insure their appearance in the -following issue. All communications must be signed by the name of the writer, not for publication, but for the protection of tblB paper. Legal Notices at ?1 per inch first Insertion, 60 cents each subsequent insertion. Rates on long term contracts for display advert'sing very reasonable and made known on application. Make all Checks or Drafts payable to The Horry Herald, or H. H. Woodward, Conway, S. C. Notice in Special Column at the rate of one cent per word each insertions-ami none of these taken for less ?-~"" nan 25 cents, to be paid for in advance. THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1 'J 15. Results and not big words are what count. o Change of work is more restful than idleness. o Loafing is one of the hardest jobs even a tramp ever tried to hold. o The grand purpose of all gossip is to seek after and find the sensational if possible. o Some men's minds are like giant mill wheels. They grind slow but exceedingly fine. u What does it mean when you sec one of the best men in your community laugh at a smutty joke ? o Where there is some smoke there may be fire, but other things besides fire will cause smoke. o Vacations taken now will be paid for with over work a little later on in the year. o Work and rest well balanced every day in the week is the best kind of vacation anybody ever took. o The Horry County farmer will al ways feel pride in producing an early cotton bloom and the first ripe watermelon every year. o The Italians are fighters and alalways have been when engaged. Trust a dago to do his best at almost anything he tries. o Very few do good for the simple pleasure of doing good, there is a desire to win the plaudits of humanity mixed with it. o The Summer vacation generally rests the muscles but over works the nerves. What is gained in one way is surely lost in another. o Germany thought that she had the greatest in world power and is laboring to show it. How long will it take to show otherwise ? o Which is the best plan in these modern days of sham ? Think every man an angel until he proves to be a rogue, or treat him as a rascal until you find out he is a gentleman ? o Some people think that a newspaper is published solely for the purpose of giving away space. In speaking of it,' they will say: "Oh! you have to fill it i anyway." o To accomplish much in this world men and women must keep busy, their hands are not at work tin brains should be engaged in planni the work at which the hands will so be engaged. o There is no use in trvincr to edues a brain that is not capable of it. Q Many a man who is regarded as i noraiu in the matter of book learni is yet the possessor of knowledge tl the book-worm never managed to g o The other man's job always appet to be the easiest when if really is 11 Remember tbs he'.'ore you break t commandnnnt which prohibits cc\ tour n ess. o Thomas A. Edison who has astc ished this world with great invcntlo lias always followed the teaching the old proverb which commands to work while we work and play wh we play. The problems of getting revenue i 4 ! ?/\ t r- 1 i? \ ? -n f 1 1-- 'TV - .. 1* ' 1 ucaom^ v; 1 IIIU JLUWil U I V 1 way sufficient to meet tlie needs modern times are much worse th the problems of State that puz; Woodrow Wilson and William Jc nings Bryan. o About the most us"'ess individual any community is the one who ima incs he is a literary genius while really is not and in fact never can 1 o No matter what your station ill li may be v.'hy not make it a hobby make all of it that you possibly ca There is a satisfaction in that if not ing more. o Who pays the pric6 when the mo eyed men of this country insist up travelling abroad through the w zone declared by the warring natioi laying* themselves open to destructi to the ships of one of the warring r tions, when this country is led ii i war by their conduct? o Young man, convince yourself one fact right now before going fi ther: The really big men of this eoi try or any other are the ones \v never feel so. If you feel great the fore just remember that this is one the sure signs that you are very litt o Although the statement has be made that the world is constan growing worse, there is ample pre from a study of history that tl world has been constantly improvi and its inhabitants reaching out 1 higher things. o Some people must and will have vacation every year lasting from o to two or three weeks. What good does them under the circumstances an unknown quantity, for they have labor hard and have their nerves tri I in many ways to get ready for it a Al 11-- . * iiit-y generally go to tno mountains the seaside sick in body and weak mind. Watch the general run of u\ cationists" and you will find th< sick within a few days after they f. to the mountains or seaside. There a reason for it. o RECORD OF THE PAST No Stronger Evidence Can he Had Conway. Look well to their record. Wi they have done many times in yet gone by is the best guarantee of 1 ture results. Anyone with a bad ba< tiny reader suffering from unrins troubles, from kidney ills, should fi comforting words in the followi statement. B. F. Skipper, carpenter, Main J Conway, says: "I was annoyed pains in my back. My kidneys did i | act as they should. I used Doa | Kidney Pills, procured from the N t /\n *m 11 ? vwn iJ 1 vy\>. ill III llll-'.v 111 UU^[ll prompt relief. 1 have had no ba< ache or pains since and my kidnc have been regular." (Statemtnt gi\ January 5th, 1910.) OVER FOUR YEARS LATER, I Skipper said: "I use Loan's Kidi Pills occasionally whenever my k neys show signs of disorder and tl always give me relief." Price 50c, at all dealers. Do simply ask for a kidney remedy?| i Doan's Kidney Pills?the same tl Mr. Skipper had. Foster-Milburn 1 Props., Buffalo, N. Y.?adv. o Gov. Manning has granted a priove for 90 days from July 2 Willie Bethunc, a negro, under s< tence of death from Clarendon coun o To Prevent Blood Poisoning *PPly at ones the wonderful old reliable pORTFWft AMTmKPTlC H1{AL.ING Oil,, a i pical dressing that relieves paiu and henli llic same time. Not a liniment, ilt. See. V THE KCESY ! f eir ODD BITS OT NEWS I ? ; j 1 i nmrvrnm?? ? mmmmmmm?n in n 0,11 ncrman .Morris and wife, of Hills- an boro, 0., while playfuly struggling, : knocked a pistol from the hands cf a Pa ! visitor, which was discharged. The : bullet passed through Morris' body """ i and entered the heart of Mrs. Morris, y'j ig- j killing her instantly. Morris died ng shortly afterwards. iat ; Pretty pink toes and the ambition t j of a snapping turtle nearly caused the ' drowning of Mae Lesser, at Kerndon, Pa., 18 year old. While swimming, "s M iss Lesser suddenly disappeared be,,L neath the water, and when dragged ' . he out, a snapping turtle was founu , C- eh eslg CO IiCl' too. Miss May Stable in charge of the t<u ! * loakroom at the hotel at Sea I tic sC Wash., is untippable. If she tvo'ukl Jy ; lake tips, she could make $2,500 . v,>. tlS' year in addition to her salary. "Liu !Cl Of! ^ c?x,c ?T ? 1,1 -fit I *_?nv ) Oi 1 ^ UUHl III;, ?>c J * - i 'OS" * t * us pcctA The hold management could. iir. it' it desired, fire Miss Stchle, and save her salary, and, to boot, sell the (Jjr 'cloak room "privilege' for $100 a month. At Wapakoneta, O., a pebble, pirchn* ed between the pavement and an auto- , ?? : mobile tire, was hurled against a near an, an by plate glass window with such force du :jc that it pierced the glass in the same n manner sis if a bullet had been fired (j^ Kingman, Irak,?A colt has been gTj born on a farm near Romney, which the is minus his front legs. Where the in right foreleg should be, there are two c.u g- legs about six inches long. One of|to he these had the foot of a dog and the il*o )C other the foot of a calf. The animal is expected to live. Sailie Parness, of New York, N.Y., a woman who is an expert butcher, ^,r, has been placed as head butcher in a tn- booth in the new cosmopolitan markh-1 ct. Ge Twenty acres were found covered with fish at Allentown, Pa., when a 1 co| ppVnnm of l".o nrA,T/i,.nm ??>< '' . ul> II1IH.IU VIC.III U. I the Ohio river be low Evansville, Intl.. was pumped out. People from mile. A. a' , around gathered up the fishes in Las- Sii j kets and buckets. Sii on An Englishman who publishes ; l?t la- newspaper in Kansas which is read Th ^ largely by Germans, has retained the BL i popularity of his paper by suppress- W, ing all war news and not allowing his Jo own opinions to get into his paper, of ? TC ar- Mrs. W. T. Armstrong spent last in- week at Toddville with relatives. o an ho NOTICE. re- There will be a picnic at Rehoboth ^j( of M. E. Church on July 3rd. Everybody qq le is cordially invited to attend and bring ? well filled baskets. cill Davis Jenrette, en su Sam T. Johnson, g ^ J. Q. Johnson, v?( >of COMMITTEE. gU( !lis ; ? sw ng gMMP M M m M MMM gjj af( - g HORRY COUNTY g 3 .?! TRUST COMPANY 1 nc!fgS L. D. Magrath M To ir rr TVTinn rrnv iTrr an ls m Real Estate ^ ,1 l": m Real Estate Loans ra ^ (" m Bonds m g0 IInsurance ra fie ?'' !t% fc'if ff3 iffi SfS SfS frS ?3 331 J ' E' HUSBAND RESCUED " DESPAIRING WIFE Aiter Four Years of Discouraging n< Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave ^ ,a( Up in Despair. Husband Pi irs! Came |o Rescue. *! ~~ Cc irN'.' Citron, Ky.?In an interesting letter n'(l from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock ng;writes as follows: "I suffered for four j years, with womanly troubles, and during f this time, I could only sit up for a little 10^ while, and could not walk anywhere at n\s all. Al times, 1 would have severe pains or- In my left side. mc The doctor was called in, and his treatment relieved, me for a while, but I was soon confined to my bed again. After that, nothing seemed to do me any good, dr. I had gotten so weak I could not stand, ?ey and 1 gave up in despair. At last, my husband got me a bottle of Cardui, the woman's tonic, and I com- j n't menced taking it. From the very first ' ?ct dose, I could tell it was helping me. I \a* can now walk two miles without its tiring me, and am doing my work." If you are all run down from womanly po troubles, don't give up in despair. Try tr< rr': Cardui, the woman's tonic. It lias helped or to | more than a million women, in its f>t r.n_ years of wonderful success, and should JjJ' t surely help you, too. Your druggist has 9cld Cardui for years. He knows whaf ?h it will do. Ask him. He will recom- sh mend it. Eegin taking Cardui today. ha vc DR. Write to: Cha^noc-.i Modlclno Co., LadVr ?Ur? Adv?srry Tu-pt., C ut' , a ?. 1 tr-:\ . ior > < ? % * it inftrvctious on your ..m ; M t i.t tv- it,' ' < . *}' LUX lr?AUU?at f?S Wfe??Q," ttbl IU (r.*ja ?U L^y ; Ut HERALD, CONWAY, S. C. I II?III II ? m II IIMIMtlJL?Lll ? w W t \ r> ."M M ? , ^ ^ - ^rcolAL SMU! iUhS. NOTICE. I have at Toddvilie, S. C., 13 pini d 3 cypress drift logs. Owner c; t same by proving ownership ai ying charges. J: F. HARPER, diversity of South Caro'i: Entrance Examination Entrance examinations to the tTi rsity of South Carolina will lie he the County Superintendent of Ed tion at the County Court Hou ida.v, July 9 th, 1913. fhe I'niversity offers varied couvs r.tudv in science, literature, hi: .or v and business.. The or::euros a id orate and many opportunities f It-support are afforded. V !arf : 'her of scholarships are availabi aduates of colleges in thin St: to r i.v nt-v i-iuion in an courses exec the School of Law 'v For full pa alar?, v rite to THE PRESIDENT livers;tv of South Carotin COLUMBIA, S. C. IS SICKNESS A SIN? ff not, it's wicked to neglect illne; l! means of relief. It's wicked to ei re Liver Ills, Headache, lndigestio nstipation, when one dose oi Po-D x gives relief. Po-Do-Lax is P' ohyilin (May Apple), with out tl pe. It arouses the Liver, inereasi 4 flow of bile?Nature's antisept the Bowels. Your Constipation ar icr ills disappear over-night b? use Po-Do-Lax has helped Natui remove the cause. Get a bo it ?m your Druggist to-day. Get ri ycur Constipation overnight.?ad o SUMMONS FOB RELIEF. Com" Iainf Not Served. ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. Court of Common Picas, orgc J. Holliday, Plaintiff, vs. Maggie J. Singleton, Fannie Tod 1L Singleton, Ida Johnson, Ca. igleton, Gay Singleton. Mavfio igleton, Ei'fie Lundy, Charlie Ski, on, Haddon Lundy, Peter Blur, elma Bland, Hal Bland, and V. iln and, \V. J. Johnson, Rollin Johnso , T. Johnson, Gussic Johnson, B^ss hnson, and Florence Johnson. Defendants. ) THE DEFENDANTS HEEEE ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONE d resuired to answer the co: lint in this action which has bc< 2d in the office of the Clerk of tl urt of Common Pleas, for the sa >unty, and to serve a copy of yoi swer to the said complaint on tl bscriber at his office at Conwa C., within twenty days after se :e hereof exclusive of the day < ch service; and if you fail to a er the complaint within the tin Dresaid the plaintiff in this a m will apply to the Court for tl iof demanded in the complaint, itcd April 2nd, A. D. 1915. H. H. WOODWARD. Plaintiff's Attorney, i FANNIE TODD, Absent Defen t: TAKE NOTICE that the Cor lint in the foregoing* stated acti< d the Summons, of which the for ing is a copy, were filed in the o e of the Clerk of the Court of Cor >n Picas, at Conway, S. C. , on tl ii day of April A. D. 1915. H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.) C. C. C. P. o CHEAP INSURANCE. You can buy one bottle of Dr. H n's Life For The Liver And Kidne :>. 2, and cleanse your symptom frc I the impurities of your body, ii ve lots of sickness, and lost tin ice 25 and 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists. Distributed by Murray Drug C dumbia, S. C.?adv. o /Triooksx ' thisj/* ^likethis, I EYES scientifically examined I Classes fitted by Ametropom ter, the most modern Thstc | ter that Optical science has gi I en to the world. Artificial cy ft fitted. * B J. E. DAWSEY, Mgr. o Your Cough Can he Stopped. Using earn to avoid draughts, c sure, sudden changes, and taking eatniont of Dr. King's New Disco v, will positively relieve, and in tir ill surely rid you, of your Coup lo first dose soothes the irritatic ecks your Cough, which stops in ort time. Dr. King's New Discove is been used successfully for nrs and ,fs gecrrntccd to euro yr oney back if it fails. ("Jet a hot! o:n your Druggist; it costs only tie ar.tl will help you so much.?a 21 OUR PRACTICE gjfj I ^ It is our praaico to ftancl back c f every article that I _ ^ *s -?!o over our counters. We toil you exacliy & 1 | dd x- hat the goods are a d howlong they should laft with proper p a 1 " treatment. If you ask our aclvicfc on any particular article $ I \\ you uje.y be sure ive vv !; eive you the be^t money can buy 8 I M iviV^ ^>ac^ " UP o;.lh our po3Ltivo guarantee as to satis!action, p I $ r~-> ,-s <y % t, r ~ r- v - y {$ | 3 V J M jt~Oi Ja 5?V A* ' ?' M ?) I ^,,1 J; 1 /T* f\$<v*TiT iv r^TTOt C??0 'I I W'W Jit Vi V; it/ ^ :Ja A'? JjL-v JL ^w-' I* ;->j ^ jl >1 .7 /*"*? 1 * ,v5 [I i ?j y? **"*., ^ * ? ' " 9 *v. i .. *"* "" 8 T " "'CJi K..' ,'j i, . M ^ < *' u *> f? A ^ ? i? -' ?-?3* jfl " .V -rAi/*^.V,; '^$3 if THE GKEAT BLOOD PURIFIER. HHdB IfD A suvcc-: - f;: 1 r- :;; (! v for i'hen mutism, Blood I' on I 1 J &3EP W&) nri'l :.ll Blood Discos !. A wonderful tonic for both | #f M men and women. Has been manufactured for the * I | 2s t?i as past 35 y^ars. A ft all Druggists, $1.00. T i ,1 "'ll F. V. LIPP5V3AN CO., Savannah, Ga. I rwrTrr?n?TTini imtm i m?wn T^mr"TrrirTTTinrrrwirnMTiw-iiMrTrirerrMwr?mTMMMiMBmni?mMWMMMB^ H "LA GRIPPE JOHNSONS i ?j AND BAD COLDSTONIC I ' ~ ? _J 1_^JLJJL-JJ? .u_L_, \mm* f?I tmtt i^., mmn fitmtmm mmimt IWII Ml>1?^ S . : OV.ll BANK Til K KATE * I j TO Till? ST A 2 BS OF STCCESS I i Every Dollar You Bank is One Solid Step r I I Gained Toward the Goal of Your Success I ic ?... .1 " -I ^ ^ I fv,,. " * p >.\ ..h ' . 1 - - ??t . I -.--i.-^.'/ . . . ?. fs- * ?""? - - " *~r^ ^ i ! *' \ ? ' !: 1 j /j ;\V ? ! j ) ;V y ! I ! 0,4 rsnairno n urnAiiiiiTA ? ? ? II rHnmttia a mums biM B . { CONWAY. SOOTH CAROLINA I ...1 H HOP,BY REALTY, BROKERAGE & COMMISSION CO* I OFFICE IN SPIVEY BUILDING Conway, South Carolina I ^ We find you a purchaser for everything you have to sell; we C V I secure for you anything youwant to buy. H a Those who have land to sell or those who desire to purchase v" either farm3 or town lots, would do well to see us first. H h? ????????? m? IX PAYS Three Year Course. rv STUDY VETERINARY MEDICINE ENROLL NOW AND SAVE A YEAR 4f, rv?ate little tn I earn Enter this Write for Free Catalogue. V 7 . ' JZUi in Three E CINCTNNATI^_VETKU!NARY *5 ' Winters. P< the I wt toj ' Cincinnati, Ohio. I Jv Enter any accrcviiUd College l'or 3145 Spring Grove Avenue a