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PUBLISHED KVKHY THURSDAY MOKNINU
BY CON WAY PUBLISH ld??l CO.
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tVTKRID AT Till l*01?T OI'^ICK AT CONWAY, H, C.,
AB htCMS'l) CliBB MAII. MATTKK.
HI-NRY H. WOODWARD. Editor
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length. Ohitunrlea, one cent a word In exceaa
of IfiO wortle.
Official Advertisement? at ratoa allowed by
law. Display Au\ertiecni?'ute, rates furnished
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payable to the Editor.
"TIHTHSI>.\~Y' AIJGT'17rTf I!>05,"
Your town is coming to the front
sure enough' is the remark made
by every visitor to Conway -now a
days'
Dusiuoss men of Conway should
lieed the suggestion so often made
1 hnl wr.'it ilia teivn nenrlb ne\w innrn
than aiv thing else, in a business
way, isihaaufaeturing establislunent
of evei'y kind.
The dispensary investigating committee
had an easy time so long as
their inciting in Spartanburg was
secret and the affidavits only taken
down in/vriting. The witnesses arc
very sl/w to testify in public.
It i/ no use to wondor these days
at lira price of lands. The rise in
the price of real estate in this county
during the last few years has
been wonderful and the indications
are thkt prices will still go higher.
It would have been bettor to have
the election on the question of the
dispensary during a regular campaign
year. It would compell the
candidates to declare themselvos and
make it more, iiitorostincr tlinn it
can be at the present time.
With a little foresight and precaution
the small pox could be stamped
out in the summer months. No
cases have been heard of lately and
any section of the county, but unless
care is exercised the disease will be
likely to break out again next winter.
The disclosures brought out last
week at Spartanburg by the dispensary
investigating committee, is
but a fair example of the rottenness
existing at many other points where
they have been too sharp to let any
of it get out. Sometimes small accidents
lead on to great discoveries.
Senator Hlea.se must have felt
small when certain things were testified
to in the public court room at
Spartanburg last week, showing beyond
a doubt that he, a member of
the committee itself, had been connected
with some matters very in
consistent with the duties of his
pusition as a public otticer and Legislator.
Since the out-break of yellow fever
in New Orleans, other large cities
on the coast have gone to work and
thoroughly cleaned up putting themselves
under stricter sanitary regulations
than they ever- had bofore.
These strict regulations should have
been in force all the time and perhaps
the desease would never have
obtained a foot-hold. While there is
no pestilence, is the proper time to
prepare for it and it will be longer
in coming.
The colums of the Herald are always
open to the people of the county
for the discussion of any public question
of interest, but it docs not favor
controversies. Those who wish to
discuss the dispensary situation are
at liberty to do so, but with the restriction
that long controversies will
not be tolerated no more now than
ever. When correspondents pitch
in to try to injure one another they
ary lure to mf&g enemies not only
for themselves but for the' paper
itself. A hint to the wise is suffi
vicu t.
Some tobacco farmers make the
mistake of planting the weed too
often in the same land. It is well
known that tobacco requires something
from the soil that ordinary
crops do not seem to take from it, and
when the weed-has been planted for
two successive years on the same
land, this peculiar quality becomes
exhausted and the crop docs not
de well even for the second year.
New land is the best for a tobacco
crop, regaining good for several
years, but when the old land is used
for the production of lobocco, the
same land should not be used for tobacco
without a rest every alternate
year.
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HaISC it at home.
We always regret to see * farmer i
buy ingany article that can be easily
raised on . his ^Tunh. One reason
that some farmerfc fail to succeed in
their calling is that they have too
little to sell and have to buy too
many things that they could easily
make in their own fields for home
comsumptioil. As a rule the more
successful farmer is the one who lias
something to sell every time he
comes to town but at the same
time has plenty left at home. Kvett
in the dead of the winter when no
crops can be raised, he brings hams
or fresh pork to sell in the towif
market, and some of them have
plenty of corn and field peas to supply
the local market. It is a mis- :
take for any farmer to neglect to |
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needs for his home use. The planting
of a money erop and seeing to
its good cultivation to the utter
neglect of the food crops that he will 1
have to use at home, and will have
to buy by reason of the neglect, is
a mistake that costs the small farm- i
er no little.
It is a fact noticeable on every
hand as one travels through Horry
County that the farmers are more
and more, waking up to the fact 1
that the place for a farmer to live
and board is at home" and that the
more he has to sell, leaving plenty
for his home use, the more he will
become independent and thrifty.
Some years ago the only money
crop raised in Horry County was
cotton, and every one remembers >
how hard it was during some of
those years, when some of the farm- i
ers staked their all on cotton, neglecting
their crops for oome supply,
and in the fall, the staplo went to
five cents a pound. Those hard
times in the long run accomplished
more toward teaching the farmers
how to live at home than any thing ,
that over happened to them. It :
showed them that while they could 1
raise cotton and live as long as it
brought a good price, yet when it
went to nothing, they could neither
eat the cottou.it self nor sell it for 1
sufficient to supply the farm with ,
provisions. Later on tke raising of 1
tobacco was started and thus the |
farmer had a new crop that he i
could raise as a money crop and one '
that comes olT earlier in the year
than cotton, bringing returns when
the farmer most needs them. At ^
this time in some sections where i
there Sire f.rnnenni'tof inn f.in'iliUno II
.. W|,~. vi.u.v/.. .UVill.U.W,
truck raiseing lias become an industry,
and the farmers have a third
source of income.
Thus they are learning to diver- j
sify their crops and while making
plenty to use at home, they can
have something to sell at almost
every season of the year.
There has been some complaint
lately about a ditch that runs in
rear of the Kingston Hotel, Norton
Drug Co., and other buildings on
Main Street. It appears to have no
outlet whatever, but stands full of
filth and stagnat water all of the
time, creating a smell that is not
pleasant. As to whether this nui
sauce has been called to the attention
of the town authorities or
not the Herald is not in formec]
but some body who is interested
should see that this matter is
brought before the council at once
or at least the board of health and
some steps taken to have the annov*
ance removed. It is dangerous I
to the health of the town at any
time and especially at this season
of the year. It is reported that
the odor irorn this ditch reaches out
to Main street when the breeze is
blowing that way.
No one doubted that there would |
be much corruption disclosed by the (
investigations of the committee appointed
by the Legislature to investigate
the dispensary, but the evidence
brought out at Spartanburg
at the meeting of tho committee last
week, heads anvthincr that has v?t
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boon brought out against the officers
of the system. It appears that one
leading newspaper of Spartanburg
sold out for money and changed from
an active lighter of the dispensary
to one of its best organs. This '
newspaper incident was not only a
surprise to the people of that county
but a surprise to the wholo State i
Just as we have said from the begin, i
ning, the dispensary has been in bad (
hands, and the system has received
its worst blows from its supposed
friends.
If you are troubled with dizzy .
spells, headache, indigestion, con- J
stipation, Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you well and keep
you well. Tf it fails, get your money
back. That's fair. 35 cents at
Norton Drug Co.
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[9 tipCjRtyirio# from .death, of the ba
bv wttfkjfcHJeo. A .-ftylhr, Cumberland.
Md. ''1b' write*: >{At) k^?<> a*^e of II
irton tb's our li Uleyttfl *as Vn declining I
health, wiUj si^wvM'ThnOat Trouble,
and physietons'. Ij|fr6. her up. We
were u1in(>al^y(lu^Kir7 Whvii we re-'
solved U>^&|^)r/Jtimf,*s Now I$U
eovcjy for C^i^.iui?^awfTfKe<>??^h8 And
colds. Tihejtjr^f^^ittlle'.gave relief;
after, taking /oJfjj'bottles she was
cured, and is now^pi per feet health.".
Never fa'lls to relieve and euro a
dough ol* cold. At Norton dm#*
Co; 50c and 11.00 ^uarranted v
Trial bbottle free.
; -" Wliy tic l)ocs uV v. /(t.
*' 11' isn't often that yvi; bftse faith,
enough in the nmdiv^tbh f>Vt hp bj|L
other people to bo NVfiljjayf t$;jotler fo
refund the money if it clues^bot cure,
said Conway I)ru^ Coiiipaf^vpio: one
their many customers, \*boty.. we are
glad to sell Dr. Howard'svpecilie
for the euro "of epnstipatuvn, ami
dyspepsia on that plan. "
"The Howard Cf)., in order to got
a (piiek introductory Sale, authonz
oil us to sell the regular firty cent
bottle of their specific for half price,
2f> cents, and, although we have
sold a lot of it, and guaranteed every
package, not one lias been
brought back as unsatisfactory.
"One great advatage of . this
specific" he continued, "is its small
dose and convenient form. There
are sixty doses in a vial that can be
carried in the vest pocket or purse,
and every one has more medicinal
power than a big pill or tablet or a
tumbler of mineral water.
THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
Sunday schoo every Sunday 11:30
a m Prayer meeting every Tuesday
8:00 p. m. Business meeting
Tuesday after second Sunday after
prayer meeting. Preaching second
and fourth Sundays 11 a. m., and
lirst second, third and fourth Sundays
8:00 p. m. A cordial invitation
to all. J. L. Shinn. Pastor.
M ETHODIST.
Sunday school evciy Sunday
morning at 11:30 a. m. Preaching at
11 a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening
it 8 o'clock. Publ'c cordially inivitcd
to attend all services.
Rev. VV. h. Wait, Pastor.
Notice of Discharge.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
hatat 11 o'clock on Thursday, the 21st
lay of September A. 1). 1005, at the office
>f the Hon. N. II. Sessions, Probate Judge
for llorry County, at Conway, 8. 0 , lie
will apply to the said Judge of Probate
for a lltml discharge from his trust as
Administrator of the personal estate and
ftlfcctS of J ohn F, Hardee, late of Horry
County deceased,
Win, J. llardee,
(^unlitied Admr.
HHP
Annually, to llll now positions created ov
Railroad and Telegraph Companies. We
want young men and ladies of good
habits, to
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
and h. r. accounting
We fiirninli 75 per cent of Operators and
Station Agents in Ameriea. Our nix schools
are the largest exclusive Telepraph Schools
IN THE W'ORl.IJ, Established sit) years and
endorsed by all leading Railroad Ofllcials.
We execute a J'AMi Monti to every student
to furnish him or her a position paying
from $10 to $t!0 a month in States east of
the Rocky Mountains, or from $7.*> to $100
a month in States west of the Rockies, immediately
upon graduation.
Students can enter at any time. No vacations.
for full particulars regarding any
of our Schools write direct to our executive
otlice at Cincinnati, O. Catalogue free.
THE MORSE SCHOOL OF
TELEGRAPHY.
CINCINNATI, O BUFFALO, N. Y.
ATLANTA, GA LAOROSSE, WIS
TEXARKANA, TEX S A N F R A N C I9CO, CAL.
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UP TO DATE STATIONERY
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Commercial Printer* I
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buying in 1<
that for voi
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Let me sell you a
ticket for one dol
lar which will be A
good ivt the store E
for 2(i live cent P
1 loaves of the best m
bread you ever m
bought. In this ?
way we make and
sell it to you al
most cheaper than ft
yOu can buy the
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Full line of the P
very best bread
and cakes ever ft
baked, and a complete
line of fresh P
choice groceries
always in stock. ft
(let your tickets
when you need P
them and live well * B
on good bread, ft
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THE BEST
GOODS
The Lowest Prices, Honest, Pair
Dealing. 11 When you want anything
in the line of
CI,OT|l (N(;
SHOPS *
HATS
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NOTIONS
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or if you wish to purchase fresh ?
family groceries, be sure to give us ]
a call on the corner. Always glad
to see you.
J. E. Nicholas.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
FOUR SCHOOLS.
Arts, haw, Science and Teachers
System of Wide Election.
EXPENSES MODERATE.
Opens September 127tli 15H>5.
BENJAMIN SLOAN,
President.
aug 3 til sep If)
Notice of Discharge.
Notice in hereby giv<-n that the undersigned
as Administrators of too personal
e.-ttnte and effects of W II Jones deceas- {
ed will apply tothe Judge of Probate In ?
and for llorry county at hi? o hce in Conway
S (J at 11 o'clock in the forenoon on i
Tuesday the 22nd day of August A I) 1905 '
for a final discharge as such administrators,
W W Jones i
W lloyd Jones 1
7-20-5- 4t Qualified Adn.rs
<b{Vf?fX/X BANK DEPOSIT
UJvJiUV/U Railroad For* Paid. 800 I
7 FRS8 Courses Offered. I
I Board at Cost. Write Quick
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)w on display for inspection, one of the largest
sorted stock of Spring and Summer ?j<xxls ever \
Conway; that fs what our customers say.
3 want is an opportunity to show you. If
mvinco you that we are head-quarters for evcryr
line, we will pay your car fare.
Out* Stock.
all the newest and nobbiest things of the
at prices that cannot be matched by those
L'ss quantities. We ^lon't blow much will leave
to do after looking,
ike to have you call as early as possible before
> broken.
hs & Collins Co.
[ What to Read~l
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Magazines.
Everyboby's
Leslies,
McClures, ^
Harpers Bazaar,
Cosmopolitan,
Ainslees,
Books. Munsey.
The Dryad, * I
Bethany, I
Traitor and Loyalist
That Sandhiller, I
The Clansman, I
I In The Name of Liberty etc. I
IConway Drug Col
todoville?
MONKEY SHOW!
In addition to the monkey show each clay in the week, from 6 a. in, to
' p. in., we artaltso showing a full and complete line of
Genera.1 Merchandise
onsistingof Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, llats, Caps,
ihoes, Ladies Fine Dress Goods, Ready to wear llats etc. Also a full A
ineof Groceries, all of which we are selling at reasonable prices.
We are strictly in the market for buying
CRUDE TURPENTINE AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE
or which we are paying full prices. Come to Toddville and do your
lading and we will convince you that this is headquarters for bargains.
Yours for business,
DUSEJNTBTJRY & CO
TODD VILLE,SOUTH CAROLINAFROM
$3 TO $27 ,
Per Hundred Coining in!
EH?
We are selling the Tobacco and
selling it right. Come and get the
Conway rhoney=it is here for you
if you have Tobacco to sell.
HORRY TOBACCO
WAREHOUSE.
J. E. COLES, Manager,