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T* v '. v, |p V, * s *4 - m Be rrro I ORDER PREVAILED f , IN MEXICO GIT 5/ I Trains Had Arrived With Fo; mm* and Supplies From Vera Cruz VILLA STILL FIGHTS nilPTIIRFS AlUnTWFR TOW v v ft I g W ? ? V f t I V B I I 11 I V V V <r Villa Wages Campaign on Cap tal From the North of Country. Last week State Department advi cs from Mexico City reported the ca ital quiet with order prevailing ai trains arriving from Vera Cruz \vi food supplies. Stores and banks h; not been reopened pending arrang ments for currency circulation. Communications between the ca] tal and Vera Cruz by rail and tei graph continued and the Carran: covernmoiit rP?niiW \1 mart c?i * I 0 _ MVJ'VM VIIIV ui J TT V.IC rcilll be under process of organization : rapidly as possible. Consul Ge Shanklin cabled that General Gcnzu cs had given preference to provisioi trains over troop trains and that a rangemenls for soup kitchens to r lievc the capit )l's destitution we progressing and that tlvey hoped feed from 8.000 to 10.000 persoi daily. Additional dispatches confirr ed the report that the Carranza for es had rc aptur al the waterworl from the retreating Zapata army ai that there war. no da: gcr of a wat f am i no EATS UP FILTt S?3? Fly Roi ' ^] rr/pif' mK3' FLII V A \- 1 > OUT-lluU.'SES ARE FLY FACTORIES Make Your Qyi-Hc?s? Sottas Tlie odors arising from privies are sickeni and unboaral)le. naitic-ularlv in snmm. r. Th are also tlio breeding pla.o for flios and ot) vermin. Dlic.s carry disease germs tiirec' t'n such places to t Ho baby's milk, the hum vegetables, pivH and other foodstuffs. Typhc fever is invariably transmitted from germs t". originated in out-houses and such br;*??di places, and these germs are usually cr.rri to the house and kitchen by flies that ta an air route. 7?LD DEVTTj LVE, plcntifuVy sprinhhd privies every tmo or three days, u cot up > Jilth deposits, he, ? ruch jil ices sav.ii.ny, u tvipo out the \-csi. fervus . The co?t is trilling, - hi lo the ben 3 c not bo uieamirod m d,.. ars and ccMs. Use Red Devil Lye f >r this icvporta purpose, you v II :o* amazed to flu i hor actually eat 1 up 'ho tilth. Do it at once, a get iid of the 1 .lii, llies an 1 odors. RED DEVIL L?i Ss Death to the Fl Bir* CAN3 ')'*, pud !0r , pulverized, rea to sprinkle. Write lor Booklet "PRKVLNl WM. SCHIFLI* MFG. CO., St. Louis, Mo Reso'.rtions of Re>pect. I Whereas, God in I!is infinite; wri dorn has seen fit to Luh from cur n dor a member, Sov. J. i'?. S.nvyf whoso fraternal influence was felt our order and community ami. Whereas, we, the members of Can No. 408, W. O. W., Vina, S. C., feel i deeply our loss a!1'1 know that he la left a home blighted by the less of dear husband and father. Resolved, 1st,?That the Waccama Camp feels a personal loss in U death ol Sovereign, .J. B. Sawyer, Resolved, 2nd,?That we humb submit and extend our deepest syn pathy to the bereaved family, Resolved, 3rd,?That a copy < these resolutions be recorded in 01 minutes, one sent to the bereave f am 11 y, ami one to each of the count papers. Respectfully Submitted, B. H. TODD, ' / J. H. EDGE, B. M. WATSON. "1 , Established 1834 laiiTiaanKiaw t Faculty of 33; 427 Accredited by Virgir tion. Hundreds of ? $160 per year in Academic De The Leading Training ! *" "^^71 at such moderate cos |p CL P. ADAMS, Secretary, ? !i^Ti7i7I77\" items i? gatdepkd and condensed * FOB EASY READING t^aMBMMMalVIMMMMNaMWt '< MWKIMcm Mexico City, freed of the perils o 1 siege, ran I with prospects of food l'o ->f! the ?tnwing, is confronted with men " * j ev famine. Mi'k is becoming' the favorite drinl of residents of New York and th number of licensed saloons is decreas ing. Difficulties of American meat pack crs with Great Britain over the de tention of their cargoes to neutra f\J countries will be taken up by tin state department in a note to the Brit ish government. j_ German forces are again active ii the region north of Warsaw and mili tary observers believe a drive at th Polish capital from that direction ma; be imminent. Construction of the new $5,000,00^ Field Museum of Natural Histor; which is to be built on Chicago's laki s_ front just south of Twelfth street bo gan last week after 12 years of plan ' i ning and negotiation, id | lb A special train loaded with perman ad ently disabled French prisoners o e- war on their way home from German; moots in Switzerland every nigh >i- i another special with similarly crip e- pled Germans returning from France z a j ? to , From Athens comes a report of i as substantial Anglo-French advanci n. against the Krithia-Achi Tlaba lino a d- the Dardanelles, but since so man; 11s wild rumors have originated in tin r- Greatest capital this is received witl o- reserve. re, Gossip continued last week as t< I ni n 1.' n r,n 4 1> r\ . 1 /-ui-Il ? n i V u?. v j/ t u It" jyt OjiOOCVl V. 1 1 I . .ell n" advisory board of inventors and tech " nipnl nvnnnf o c? K?* I V."!> Uil j? U\ Ot'l rt* tary Daniels. to assist in working ou ul naval problems. er I The Italians are strongly fortifyin i all positions captured from. the Aus _ ! trians. 3 i & .False Minnesota State bonds an _ counterfeit currency to the amount o I a quarter of a million dollars wcr found in Chicago by the police. j to The Gorman submarine U-51 ha been sunk in the Black sea by Has 1 sian warships. The shipment of war lmrses throng ( Pittsburgh was resumed last wee when several trains were rushe through with all possible speed t Payonne, K. .1. The horses cam from the Northwest. '# | ? Gen. Cavranza has ordered ercotio of a wireless station at Chappulteoo IT to insure constant eommuication be dd tween Mexico City and Vera Cruz. zi j ! ed During June 29 British, thre -o French, one Pelgian and nine Rus . >r:?i i. hum '.'n were suiik oy vier man submarines. Complete labo-' peace in Chicago ' ?-u *> ? vv pee.: J'ov the i';r.-: time, in year ,it with -he announcement that painter he and metal workers, op a str'kc To ,ul nv.tre than two months, had agreed t1 r. i t va te. nm a J/vid<nrc or revolutionary plots ii V ( hi / a in eye a tec) in unofficial ad ,jv v;c<" > to the slat, department fvon ' *' Canton. ,-^j No' a drop of absinthe has 'men ad , mit:eii within the 1'ench fifititinj lines since the beginning: of the pros ent war. g T' o batt'e line in Vranee last wool } ' f ?ruishod for the moment the ord? 1 \ news of pronounced military activity so A MEDICINE CHEST FOR 25c. In this chest you have an excel Ion remedy for Toothache, Bruises w Sprains. Stiff Neck, Backache, Neu 'e ralgia, Rheumatism and for most em orgencies. One 25c bottle of Sloan'! lv T r.n n.a K - iji 111 iiv. i v u<n;n it tiii 1111:1 ut'i'UUM <*- these ailments are symptoms, not (lis eases, and are caused by con^estioi and inflamation. If you doubt, asl ir those who use Sloan's Liniment, o -d better still, buy a 25c bottle and prov ty it. Ail Druggists.?adv. Invigorating to the Pale and Slckl; : The Old Standard general vtrengthenlng tonl< GROVl'*'S TA8TKLKSS chill TONIC, drives ot ! Malaria.enriches theblood.rtnUbuilds upthesyi ! torn. A true tot.ic. For adultu atn) children. 5C ????p? ????i?mmmammmmm SMBHSSHBBHniflSP!9RHBB999SKBBEI Students, from 20 States. 11 a State Board of Educa^radiiates now teaching. ipt.; $200 per year in College Dept School for Girls in Virginia s find a College with as experienced management, tj For catalogue address BliACKSTON'F,. VA THE HORRY HI | J WHAT BIKER F Oath Mongers. . Some men are so impartial tl _ cuss the dog, the cat and the wife in the same bicafh.-- Ltxin.jton L patch. ITow it Arpears. _! H appears to us that in many | tances man proposes but women c i poses.?York News. Negro Domination. The days of "negro domination" North Carolina are recalled by v death of Isaac Smith, at Newbe Smith was at one time a ruler of State Capital and a noted Republic leader. lie accumuated wealth s 1 held to it, being worth possibly hal - million dollars.?Charlotte Observe e ^ Indeed So. You know times are hard whei man quits reading this sheet thr 01 weekly over a mere matter of t V bones annually.?Times & Democr e _ i An Evident hie. When anvone tells you that he 1 an unbearable pain or sorrow, 1 mere fact that, he is there to t; "'about it shows it isn't so.?Pa f1 graphs. f I Probably Did. l>v the way what ever happened " South Carolina day at the Frisco < i position? It probably happened, did Fit.?Evening Post. a ' t Well Fed Look. ! A billion bushels of wheat and Ihi - billion bushels of corn may make 1 1 U. S. look better to the belligerents Evening Post. 3 May Repeat. , ? "Trtvno ni'iiiitionil fV , . V ....j ' >. v/ M ...? IV. V. - one fourth of the cotton crop." A - we are afraid, will repeat. Colum t Record. Explanation Accepted. [> Frank Holt, who took along two vol vers and a supl.v of dynamit e wl he invaded Mr. morgan's home i shot him twice, declared: "Of com ,j T did not want to injure Mr. Morga j. if Mr. Morgan cen believe that, v balance of us will accept the rn.noirc's explanation, in view of w , he did to himself.?Morning Star. \ t i. J . Why should wo call it chinaw: when it is American plutterware t : should bo labeled "Made in Americ h ?Morning- Stas. 1 Can't Chov Rag. 0 A naturalist states that a girafl 0 tongue is 40 inches long. How f timats wo are that a giraffe lias versation powers and therefore is ' n able to chew the rag.?Morning .St C; ~ kow Prices Welcome. i Cribbed prices are as welcome the bread man.?Evening Post. Great Big Tears. The tears Huerta is shedding, suppose, are of the alligator varie ?Dillon Herald. s Crqok Suspects Crook. y _ s "I1- 1 ikes a thief to catch a thi r and f.'lowing out the thought, rv< > crook suspects all of his neighb , of being crooks.?Marion Star. Must I.ook. 1 T/uke McLukc says the openw< 1 waist ii> back. V/q must look into t matter.?The State. I _ ?mMAYMr>r^?n-?t??? mjiii.a MM41 MpmmmumMM ju ?y? ?*.jmm y Oh'''' ' Md/ / \r> *v y ? L! I1 II Step i P ^ r y MnHHMMaMMMMMB It * You'd b< if you want our large li fThey. are Come at choice is y {J Oriental tic rugs in Also we i patterns in of Axmins ffl Wilton rug! We are Ilk- you. SUTHERLAND! , I CONWAY, Si 3RALD," COZTWAY, S. C ?n mmmmmm>mmkimw.W ? m?ii ??i iflPCPR USE cflvmn l: m lisu nut. umwu Already (Jot It. icy A physician says Frank Holt needs nil a good long rest. Something tells us us- lie is going to get it. ?The State. Confusing. The trouble with some places is that in. everything belongs to everybody and lis- nobody owns a thing.?Times & Demo | (Tilt. Same Here, in We understand there avo some folks the in this city who admit that in the past m, there was once a body of business men the called the Chamber of Commerce.? an Times & Democrat. ind o f a! FORMER CITIZEN HERE. D. K. McDuffie, the man whose : i energy helped much in the making of ' a Mullins, spent a few hours here Tues- ' ice'day. Mr McDuffie is now located in ; wo Loris, being at the head of the bank ] at. there. True citizen that he is, he | spoke in glowing terms of the possibilities of Horry county and especial- i las ly of Loris. He said that all Horry ] the needs is more population and energy tilk properly applied and the county will ra- produce enough to feed the State.? , i Mullins Enternrise. 1 ?o i to NOTICE OF SALE ?-! i '"t ' ^ In Re: J. Q. Graham,?In Bankruptcy. * Under and by virtue of the Order of 4 I A. V. Woods, Esqr., Referee in Bankl'ee ruptcy; 1 will sell at public aution to \ 'U the highest bidder for cash, at 11 j o'clock A. M., on the 8th day of July ' A. D. 1913, at the store of the said J. 1 Q. Graham, near Boris, in Horry inn nd County; all and singular all of the ^ bin stock of goods, wares and merchandise. including all store furniture and fixtures, of the said-J. Q. Graham, oankrupt; aiul will sell also at the1 lcn same time and place on the same ind terms, all and singular all of the ac*so>; counts, debts, and bills receivable due j "j* to said bankrupt in said business, the1 pa_ accessful bidder must be prepared to hat make good his bid in cash on the day of sale. J. A. LEWIS, Trustee. hat Conway, S. C., June 24th, A. D. 1915. a ? o GENERAL BLACKSMITH, ?? WHEELWRIGHT, REPAIR no WORK lln" J-, . .ar.jror the rarm and ^ Trade Generally ,ls! I AM NOW IN BETTER SHAPE TO i SERVE YOi', AS I HAVE A LARG! ER SHOP AM) BETTER FACILITlf'O I 1 Ito we ly- Horseshoeing and An ':omobile Work rf? A Specialty M.y HIANK1NG YOU FOR PAST PATnrs RONAGE, I HOPE TO SERVE YOU IN THE FUTURE J. E. ALTMAN ]v}\ Located bshiud i'orter S ables Lively, lease ,ft ;tterdo so, friends, to get the pick of ine of new rugs. I simply splendid. 1/wV nl once while the Rffil ours. - ' i|ijM I rugs and domes- \l||?r convenient sizes. sMggp carry brand new a.S\ the standard sizes (/vA \) ter, Brussels and vAj Ay certain to please ^-A-? age / \ ;URNITURE COMPANY OUTH CAROLINA ^ !* ?! irvmjmrnm<mmmm>w i u> 1 nw ??? ?. ?i?n < ? STATE ITEMS OF IM'Ell EST TO ALL SOUTH | CAROLINA PEOPLE The verdict secured by S. C. D< Pass, guardian for J. R. Pendarvis, it the Charleston County court agains the General Asbestos and Rubbei company of $5,700 for injuries received has been affirmed by the supreme court in an opinion written by ChieJ Justice Gary. Gov. Manning has issued requisitior papers on the governor of North Carolina for the return of G. W. Smith who is wanted in Greenville county or the charges of larceny of live stock. Gov. Manning has granted an unusual parole to Bob Dobson, a white man convicted before the January 1915, court for Spartanburg county for burglary and larceny and sentenced to serve seven years on the chair gang -or the penitentiary. The parole was granted for six months that opportunity may be given Dobson to improve his health. M iss Ruth Graham and Miss Louis Cox, of Loris, are guests of Miss llelle Jenrette.?Mullins Enterprise. Miss Elsie Jones is spending tiris week and next at Conway and on Myrtle Beach visiting relatives.?Mulins Enterprise. Messrs. B. F. McGougan and Leon Lewis, of Tabor, were guests of Mr. ind Mrs. Lewis in this city Tuesday md Wednesday.?Mullins Enterprise. The friends of Capt. S. S. Dusonjury will be glad to know that he is getting along nicely at the infirmary where ho was taken a few days ago for treatment.?Florence Times. Fuvorod by Idcu! won th tions, York County's new Court House was formerly dedicated last week in the presence of an enormous crowci of visitors. J. C. Moore & Son, of Columbia applied to the secretary of state foi incorporation with a capital stock oi $20,000. .1. C. Moore will be the president of the company and Walter S Moore will he the active head. Ernest Iscnhower, indicted in connection with the Winnsboro tragedy was carried to Laurens last week from Columbia where ho appeared before Associate Justice Watts and asked for release on bail. Some large oat crops have brer threshed in the vicinity of York within the past few days. E. M. Shillinglaw's crop amounted to 427 bushels J. W. McFa-'land's yield was something over 000 bushels, while W. J Eewell's crop fell just a little short ol 800 bushels. As a result of the large crop, plenty of oats can now be bought for 00 cents per bushel. A committee of expert accountant? has just finished checking the hook? oi uic i sank <>i Lodge, located al Lodge, a small town in the upper oik of Colleton county, and reported t< the officers an apparent shortage ol tgoo. At the second primary election hole in Clarendon county to choose a candidate for the State senate t>o succee( the late Senator Louis Appelt, after i spirited campaign, the results show the choice of Charlton Dultant ovei t wo cc>mpet i tors. .Toh!i Ij. McLnurin, state warehouse commissioner of South Carolina, b\ special invitation, last week addressee t lie Georgia general assembly on tin merits of asystem for the State ware housing of cotton. The Davis Supply Co., of r.ulonia with a capital of ?9,000, has beex commissioned by the secretary o state to do a general mercantile bus iness. The petitioners are S. U. Da vis, Mamie S. Davis and A. Alva Da vis. o . Card of Thanks. We take this method of thankinj our many friends for their kindnes shown us during the illness and deatl of our dear mother and grandmother Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chestnut and family. o ? The Qulnina That Does Not Affect The Hon Because of its tonic niicl laxative effect. I.AX.A TIVE BKOMO QUININE is better than ordinnr Quinine and does not cause nervousness no tinging in head. Remember the full name an look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c HORRY REALTY, BROKE OFFICE IN SP Conway, 4 ' r '*'* We find you a purchaser for secure for you anything yc Those who have land to se either farms or town lots, wo <??}v* ~ r I T # % ??? * GERMANS AHE ACTIVE ON LAND AND SEA ' Summary of the European War * I as it Stood the Latter Part r of Last Week. , London, July 17.?Thp Germans i have been showinb renewed activity ^ in Lorraine, and early today they attacked the French trenches in the . forest of Parroy. They,( according to * ; the Frenah official report?the only officoial communication receive! up to a lat hour hour tonight?thy were re! pulsed. t The French war office says also the . Germans suffered a defeat in the Vos. ges. On the remainder of the Wes. tern front the two armies have engag- . ed in violent artillery actions, which, however, are of minor importance. t o if i GERMANS ARE ACTIVE j ON LAND AND SEA i Summary of the European War as it Stood the Latter Part of 4 the Week. ! A general summary of the war as it stood l^ist Friday was reported in the latest .despatches as follows: German forces again are active in the region north of Warsaw and military observers believe a flrive at the Polish capital from the direction may i be imminent. The Russians admit a German offensive has begun in one sector whero ? Rnccion v, ..uulmuii imicc rened | to its second linos . ,1 The German drive in the Argonne forest region of France has been fol- ^ |, lowed by French attempts to regain ^ j lost ground. The latest Paris report claims partial success. ! Two hills defending Krithia, on the Galhpoli peninsula were occupied by ^ the allies after four assaults Monday , according to Athens dispatches. Constantinople, reporting oft the same engagements, say that allied attacks in which warships supported the troops were repulsed with heavy loss es. ^ A German submarine sank the Nori wcgian steamer J?ym. One of the mer chantmen's engineers was killed. The rest of the crew was saved . ! Great Hritain's coal strike problem continues acute, 1.">0,000 miners havi ing gone out despite the prohibition of the war munitions act. o? > Summer School Student?" Why do they paint the inside of chicken ; coops?" A. Professor Weeks?"To keep the hens from picking the grain out of ; the wood." ? .! CITATION. For Letters of Administration. t STAT I", OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. J By 7. S. VAUGHT, Esquire, Probate Judge: y i WHEREAS, Cornelia McC. I-Iowitt 1 made suit to me, to grant her Letters of Administration of the Estate of and ctFects of Bryant C. Hewitt. ! THESE ARE* THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Bryant C. Hewitt, deceased, that they he and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Conway, S. f . C., on the 7th day of August, next, after publication l\greof, at 11 o'clock in U ihe forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. | GIVEN under my hand, this 10th ' day of July, Anno Domini, 1915. U Published on the 22nd and 29th ' davs of July, 1915, in the Horry Her aid. * 1 / J. S. VAUGHT, V P. J. H. C. ? -" IS SICKNESS A SIN? If not, it's wicked to neglect illness v and moans r?f voli?-p * us wicKen io cn* I dure Liver Ills, Headache, Indigestion, s Constipation, when one dose of Po-Do- ^ h Lax gives relief. Po-Do-Lax is Po- if ' dophyllin (May Apple), with out the gripe. It arouses the Liver, increases the flow of bile?Nature's antiseptic ^ in the Bowels. Your Constipation and ^ other ills disappear over-night hek. cause Po-Do-Lax has helped Nature y to remove the cause. Get a bottle * from your Druggist to-day. Get rid of your Constipation overnight.?adv. RiftE &. finuMiS-CinN (in wiiMiaiWIi/ll WV IVEY BUILDING ' < ' South Carolina everything you have to sell; we >uwant to buy. 1 11 or those who desire to purchase uld do well to see us first. > .L YOUR HIDES AT HOME Vnd Beef Clubs?Send me your Hides i and get Check by return Mail at hight prices. .Hephone for information. WILSE W. MARTIN ner and Leather Dealer COLUMBIA, s. o. mmammmammmwaammmmmmmmmmmi