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Candidate% Cards i ? ? ? ~T7?r ?ux: Announcements In tin's column $5, i my able in advance. No extra charge tor 2ml\ni mary or sliort card of thank? 1 FOR CONGRESS. I herely a ntunce myself a candi date for Congress from the Sixth Congresriohu' 1 ict. subject to th< rules of the L)c noeratic Primary. ?JULIUS S. 31c INN JOS. ; bodTof villa taken from grave % r??. Carlos Carranza Finds Villa Dead and Buried Says Dispatch. L.: f-|H ? i Mexico City, April 1C.?Villa's body | has been dug up of a two weeks' old ( grave by Curios Carranza, nephew of den. Carranza, the first chief of the constitutionalists, and is now being brought by him and an escort of soldiers to the city of Chihuahua. rut. 9 0 - * 1 i nis mrormarion was contamfd in a telegram received by the war department late this afternoon. According to dispatches thus far received Villa's death was duo to the amputation of one of his logs made necessary by wounds received in the fighting near Giu rrero in the State of Chihuahua. After being desperately wounded lie was curried by his followers to the town of Teniosachic, where J the amputation was performed by a i village doctor. I As soon as the bandit chi< f could he , moved he was carried south to tlv* town of Cusihuirachic, M9 miles distant. Here, according, to the story, ho lingered for a few days before . death. The identity of the wounded had ' been kept secret from the villagers, and he was buried at night s? as to attract as little attention as possible, j Whenever You Need a General Tonic Tuke Grove's I The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it rnntnitm flu* well known tonic properties of QUININ Iv and IRON. Itacts on the Liver, Drives ! out Malaria, Knrlches the Blood and i Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. TRESPASS NOTICK. I All persons are herby forbidden to enter or trespass in any manner upon that certain tract of land belonging to the undersigned, situate in Conway Township, known as the Neck Field tract containing 150 acres, more or less, bounded by lands fornu rlv of S. M. Stevens, East by Peter Hughes,, South by Reedy Chestnut and West by R. M. Stevens, being the same conveyed to S. M. Stevens by James 11. Faulk, January 10, 18(J?S. , All violations of this notice will bo i prosecuted. H. H. WOODWARD. Conway, S. C., April 18th, 1910. I CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE. FOR SALE?.'100 bushels Nancy Hall seed potatoes. L. W. COOPRR.?.'It FOR SALIC?Nice lot Carolina Seed Ponders. Delivered Conway. $1.25-' per bu. J. P. NIXON, Conway, S. C., Star Route No. 2. 3-30?at-pd. LOST?One double barrelled hammer less shot gun on the Dog Iiluff Publie road. Finder will please return the same to V. I). JOHNSON, Conway, S. C. _ _ i FOR RENT. The house and lot of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Pitman, situate near Conway opposite the home of Mrs. C. L. Abrams. Apply to H. It. Woodward, Attorney at Law, Conway, S. C. WANTED. WANTED?Three hundred hogs on feet, to dress 7f> lbs and upwards. See me about delivery. W. Percy Hardwicke, Conway, S. C. d jax 1 L BISCUIT J High quality soda crackers. ^ parent of line of 122 crackers and cakes. One for every taste and every need, affording delightful mealtime changes. ikiwu Made by wlr Jacksonville Cracker Works PROGRAM OF THE QUARTERLY MEETING e Waccamaw and Carolina Woman's Missionary Union, v Hickory Grove S. House v o Following is the program of the Quarterly Meeting of Wacumaw and Carolina Woman's Missionary Union, r to be held at the Hickory Grove School House, Saturday April *29, ut 10110: R Devotional?Mrs. C. H. Snider. Enrollment. Greeting?Miss Essie Chestnut. Response?Miss Eliza Boyd. Business. History and Aims of the W. M. U. ?Mrs. B. E. Bell. ' c Sunbeam Work. Methods and s Aims?Mrs. G. L. Marsh. <! The Sunday Egg Club?Mrs. J. R. Richardson. Institute Notes?Mrs. J. C. Spivey. e Song Message?Mrs. Marsh. c Tipping or Tithing??Mrs. T. G. | Phillips. Hymn. Dismissal. i i MRS. C. H. SNIDKR, ' i Supt. j N WASHINGTON BOTTFUL, ABOUT DEATH OF VILLA I Washington April !7.-~War dennrt ; rr* i I < mom. olhoials amiou csl that n me of ' the overnight dispatches or early trlo-j grams brought any eonfirniat io 1 ofj the rinding of the bony of I'raneisco Villa. ' |s As the hours pass 'vithout confi'nv at ion of the story of the finding of th.c bony of Krancisco Villa, Washington |, gnws more doubtful. Villa's body was to have reached Chihuahua City by special train so oc time last night, l)Ut American Consul j Letcher has not even forwarded the ] rumors as to Villa's death, which must < be circulating there. I ' The Mexican embassy here had m j additional information. Its last report! # 1 j from Consul Garcia at K1 l'aso said he was seeking confirmation. o I ( Mrs. I). V. Richardson spent the week-end in town with her sister,; Mrs. h\ A. Burroughs. , * * ? * * * Misses Mary and Bessie Dusenbury fi-.? i a. mo: OIM.IIV i i M. i i'i\"*iiu in i \f >*\ n % imuh;^ , # their grand-mother, Mrs. Bettie Lone.- ( * * * * 1 ( Mr. and Mrs. Hal L. Buck loft last SauInlay for Benncttsv ilie where they,, will spend a few days. ***** Mrs. Chas. Hewett of Southport is|] ii. town visiting iter brother, .J. M.J Mi Keithan. j j A COATED TONGUE IB viirnalo the notn of i\ yrood laxative. fl ^ H That i? whpti you'll !>?? jrlnd you know of H B SAN"TOX Kj?r CaacnroH (Tabletw). The H K action >b effective- naturally free and H ( W eaay. I'leamint to take. > Price 10c and 2f>c. a Mr 1 I ^ SOLD BY 1 NORTON DRUG COMPANY , The San-Tox-Rexall Store o ? NOTICE. There has taken up at my place -two black male hogs unmarked about eight or ten months old. Owner may get same upon proving property and! paying charges. B. B. VEREKN, j1 I'M. " -* " ' ?n. vina, r->. j o Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden to ( enter or trespass in any manner for; hunting, fishing, or otherwise, on all that certain plantation known as the L. H. Burroughs farm at Savannah j( Bluff, containing 110 acres, more or, less, and bounded by lands of W. Ir. Causey and others, and purchased by me at Sheriff's sale of the L. H. Bur- ! roughs estate. A. P. JOHNSON, 1 mo. Gurley, S. S. ' i Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days. Your druggist will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fulls to cure Any case of Itching. . Wi ml. bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to It days. The lirst application gives Ease and Rest. 50c. | O HOW APPENDICITIS CAN BE PREVENTED ' Conway people should know that a few doses of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, often relieve or prevent appendicitis. J This simple mixture removes such sur r prising foul matter that ONE SPOON . FUL relieves almost ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas. A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. Adler-i-ka has easiest c and most thorough action of anything we ever sold. Conway Drug Co.?adv (G-5.) ' t THE HORRY HERA LP Leocval and E. M. Smith was among the farmrs visiting Conway recently. r ***** i Joe Tindal of the Pee Dee section i isited Conway on last Monday. ***** M rs. Anna Host of Galivants Ferry I p as in Conway on business the first 11 f this week. ; ^ ***** 1 Get land deeds and mortgages of v eul estate from the Herald oflice. d ***** Be sure to get a pound box of our pecial candy, 50c. Conway Drug Co. t -adv. 4 * * D. H. Chestnut was in the city one % lay last week. ***** B. B. Voreen, one of our well-known ( iti'/.ens residing near Nixonville, \ pent several hours here last Thurs- j I lay on business. * The streets of the town were crowdid with people last Saturday, the oe- * asion Field Day exercises for the >ublic schools. * ? * j i Miss Isla Oottingham, of Florence, j* 5. C.,%and .Miss Bernice Martin of iMa-j ion, S. C., spent the week en<l here ( vith Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum. I1 W. G. Chestnut was in Conway on jusiness last Thursday. * * * * * I J Choice variety of Flower seed, Morning glories. Nasturtium, Salvia Splendcns, Marvel of Peru, etc., sold; )> the ounce. Conway Drug Co. ?ad I * * * * * Legal blanks of all kinds are for' *alu at the Herald office. * # * *..# lb M. Badger Jr., of Marion, S. C.,j was in this county on business last week. Miss Helen McCoy, who is attending Chicora College for Women at Columbia, is spending several days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. lb! McCoy. All kinds of Peas, Beans and Corn for early garden planting, 10c to .?>5c ii quart; French Seed Artichokes 10c cjt. Conway Drug Co.?adv. Charles H. Piatt of Mullins was] among those visiting Conway last week . * ik ? * m The next term of the court in this! county will be for the trial of criminal cases only and the presiding judge will be, Hon. S. W. Ci. Shipp of Florence. ***** 1 n ill he at my Office in the Horry Drug Store every Saturday.?Dr. L. A. Woodruff, O. I'. T. I>., Eyesight : Specialist, Conway, S. C.?adv. According to the Florence Times that city was crowded last Wednesday . with visitors from all nearby sections :>?' this State to see the much advei lised scenic production "Birth of a Nation." The Florence paper stated | that the automobiles were so parked tilong Evans Street that it was impossible to place another machine along the curb for a great distance. ? ***? Mr. and Mrs. Moore Thompson spent a few hours here last Friday. ***** Invitations ami nf !-?/?? r?w?? WV..V ? IIVV ] ' i illVIII/; fin bo had at reasonable prices at Lhis office. J. Sid Bellamy of Wampee was in Conway one day last week on business. # * * # # B. F. Singleton of Bucksport was imong those spending some time here >n business last week. ? * * ? ? The amount of freight hauled into Joinvay is constantly increasing. The (mounts nauied i>y water is growing t is said as well as that hauled here >y railroad. This means an increas- J ng business for this section of the j State. * * m j < Dr. CI. I. Lewis attended the mar-11 iage of his sister-in-law, Miss Viola Sutler Wednesday. The patrons of the Casino theatre ;eem to be pleased with the new program put on last week. ? * ? Read the Diamond From the Sky. See this week's instalment of this ronance at the moving picture show lere to-night. * Hon. K. B. Scarborough was away >n business several days last week reurning to his home the latter part of he week. >, OONWAY, S. O. Personal Mrs. Mattie H. Gerrald, accom>anied by one of her young sons, was n Conway one day last week on business. * * * * m A steam engine used to furnish tower to the planing mills of Conway .umber Company blew out a cylinder lead last Friday and caused some exitement for a time; but none of the rorkmen were injured by the aecilent. * * * * * J. M. McKeithan was away from he city one day last week. ? f * J. L. Bell of Wampee was in Consay last Thursday. Pearl Millet, Sugar Drip and )range Sorgum, Soya and 90 day Velvet Beans, Early white and Yellow )ent Field Corn. Conway Drug Co.? ulv. i o J. D. Oliver was in Conway the lat.er part of last week. Rev. Albert D. Bctts of Clio, S. C., ?pent a few days of last week in the nty. ***** , Quito a number of our people went >ver to Florence last woke to see the moving picture show entitled "The Birth of a Nation," a moving picture drama founded on the "Clansman" written ny Thomas Dixon .Jr. The j scenes are laid just after the civil war. ***** F. .M. Powell was among those visiting Conway on business recently. ***** Hump Long was in Conway on busin? ss one day last week. ***** It. V. Ward of Wampee was in Conway on business one day last week. ***** II. N. Anderson, one of the well-j known farmers of .the Green Sea sec-I tion of the county, visited Conway j during last week on business. I ***** I Dr. It. G. Sloan of Little River was in Conway on business the latter part , ol last week. ***** Our special sale on Chocolate Bonbons, the best value obtainable 50c per box. Conway Drug Co.?adv. Mr. .J. D. Oliver and Misses Mary and Fancie Oliver attended the "Field Day" exercise last Saturday Spring* fever will now be the common complaint. The road from Conway to Boar Swamp is in need of some attention. Just a few days work would put it in first class condition. ***** Mr. Stone of the Stone Bros. Company of Little River spent sonic time here last Friday on business. * m m Don't forget, our farmers' page. If you have anything of. interest send it in and help make it interesting. K # * * There is money for the farmers of Horry County in raising live stock. .Many are already making money in this business. * * * * * Sam Strickland was in Conway last week on business. ***** The finishing work at the new hotel building is still in progress. ***** Land deeds at this office. o NKAR BHKU IN KN(ILAXl) Smells Like, Looks Like and Tastes Like Beer, But It Isn't. London.?-The liquor control board has discovered a new non-alcoholic beer, the sale of which will be pushed as far as possible in the Fnglish public houses. It smells like beer; it looks like boor; it tastes like beer?the only difference is in the headache," says the statement issued by the board. In a test case a workman drank 20 pint bottles without becoming intoxicated. The new drink will be placed at the disposal of parliament in the House of Commons bar. ??nHK '' 'VV1| HOMEWOOD LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION. Met April 13 at Residence of C. F. Spivey?Business Transacted. On last Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock a business meeting of the Homewood Live Stock Association was held at the residence of Mr. C. F. Spivey. Appropriate bv-laws and rules were adopted, and C. Henson Spivey was appointed manager for the year. He was given instructions to carry out the by-laws, collect all unpaid dues, buy suitable roofing, have vat covered and have stationery printed for the association, and appoint regular dipping days, beginning Thursday April 20; dip every other Thursday until otherwise instructed, and insist on all members dipping on regular days. So there will he more help to dip the stock. We wish to say for the benefit of the public that we have been dipping regularly for 2 months, and out of the several hundred dipped tliere has not one been injured. The milch cows arc giving* a third more 111 ilk than under the same circumstances not dipped. Our vat is open to the public and can be used by applying to the manager and paying small fee of $1.00 a season for cows. .r>0c a season for hogs. etc. Respect fully Submitted, Homcwood Live Stock Ass'n. C. H. Spivey, Manager. IN LOYINt; M MM OR Y Of Our Dear Father. Klli< Ynndon J en ret to was horn Feb. 22nd, 1ST? and died Fob. 2f>tn. 1010. Ho was afflicted with Rhoumatism and suffered much, and for the last four years was unable to work, but his sufferings are now over. Oh! how hard to give dear papa up. We miss him s() much, we miss him here, we miss him there, we miss him every where, but we have a bright hope that ^ we may meet him again. it is tUMicult lor us to understand n.ystcrics of providence. We know I not the purpose of our Heavenly Father and when these severe afflictions come upon us we can only lift our hearts to CJod in submission and say "not our will but thine he done." ' Never again will we hear the sweet voice of our dear papa. His chair is vacant and our home seems so lonely ( vithout him, and our hearts cry out 1 in silent anguish longing for tin4 ! touch of the vanished hand and the | sound of his voice forever stilled in this world. Yes he is gone from this world of sickness, trouble and affliction to enter the home that his blessed Savior had prepared for him and his sweet voice is now atuned to the harmonies of Heaven and we long to ! hear him singing, and rejoice that I there is more gem in the Savior's crown and another soul in Heaven. I The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Purvis, pastor of An' tioeh Haptist church, and his body was laid to rest in the attaining cemetery to await the resurrection morning. | May we all live nearer to (Jod and : when we are called that we will bo as dear Papa said he was. "readv and I 4 *f waiting. His Loving Children, Gussie and Beatrice Jenretto. o Old papers for sale at this office. I / 5^^ KIDNEY REIN A safe, reliable treatment fc the kidneys, bladder and urinar regulates and assists these org HV forming their natural functioi in the elimination of poisons matter through the urinary org; A non-secret, palatable, stab tion of well known diuretic ag^ent value, long the favorite pres< leading physicians. Its use is indicated for such 1 symptoms as pain and weakness scalding, burning, suppression tion insufficient secretu urine and for dropsical col J Sold under a positive /r money-br.ck # uarantee of 1 faction the same as ^k preparati Norton 1 "Gfye I F1V HORRY FIELD DAY APRIL I4TH AND 15TH Two Oratorical Contests Came Off Creating Much Interest V i?TVv\ ^ */ Among Students, V 1 LIST OF PRIZES WON BY SCHOOLS Town Crowded With Visitors During* Last Friday and Saturday. t - , _ I 9 The schools of Horry County hold field day exercises here on last Friday and Saturday, making- the moat successful occasion of the kind ever held in this county; as more interest was shown by the schools and the esults attained in the contests show d more attention to preparation. Following is the list of premiums awarded the names of tVic success A competitors: Division No. I. High School Division, 7"ust pre lium?Conway. Rural Graded School Division ? 1st, Collins Creek; 2nd, RitUo Hiver; i, (iCl'IMl S??:i 111"! l<'lllV)(:l ' .?(!> V-. . >? Creek; (>th, '/ion; 7th, *7 am pee. On Teacher School Division?l.-l, Collins Creek; 2nd, i.eon; 3rd. ii-.d Mill; 4th, Burcol; nth, Athens. Division No. 2. (a) 1st prize, Kinklea; 2nd, prize Warn pee; 3rd prize, Leon. l h ) ist prize, Twelve Miie Schci; 2nd prize, Kink tea; 3rd prize, \\a. ere. (c) 1st prize, Wain pee; 2nd, Kirkleu, did, prize Burcol. ? I id) 1st prize, Kinklea; 2nd, Va.rtp? e; 3rd prize, Burcol. Kirst banner went to Kinklea, Secon pnze to Wainpee and Third prize tc I.eon. Division No. 3. Attendance?1st prize, Leon; 2nd, prize, Burroughs; 3rd prize, Burool; ' 4th prize, Kinklea; 5th prize, U< d | Mill; (>th prize, CIreen Sea; 7th prize, 1 Wanipoo; Mh prize, '/ion; tHh prize, Sandy Plain. Reading Diploma?1st prize, Lewis . A1 ford?Virgo School. Division No. 4. Name of School, Name of Article and award: Little River, Axe Handle?2nd. Conway, Reed Basket?Ist. Spring Branch, Reed and Raffia? 1st. I i Little River, Reed and KntTiu?2rd. , Spring branch, Glove box, Raffia? , 1st, 2nd. Spring branch, Waste basket, reed I?1st. Spring branch, Rest bound book? 1st. Spring" branch, Cook Rook?1st. Spring branch, Kodak Rook?1st. Red Hill, Picture Frame?1st. Simpson Creek, Napkin Ring?1st, 1 2nd. t Conway, Waste basket, rood?2nd. Little River, Raffia handkerchief j box?1st. Spring branch. Raffia handkerchief box?2nd. Simpson Creek, Hat Hack?1st. Conway, Screen?1st. Literary Contest. Continued on Pago Eight.) i^i (WjU "j,^. ,aSlw1^t?*?Mj<5 nMn^knvs .?,"^Shm |W contchts K.m?xa my ^ it fnmmmAt.ce B ~?.t,???"? M other \(SBe^JHK^^HV \wWIWSwF Drvg Co. tea? Store 4 A