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1' * / % he ^jorvn herald. .. PUBLISHED KVKHY Till* 1181)AY MOHMM. BY (.'ONWAY PUBMSlllNO CO. 8UB80RIPTION ONK DOLLAR PRR YEAR. KNTKKKI) AT YIIK 1H>?T OKK1C K AT CONWAY, 8. l\, AS 8KCONO CI.AKs NAII. MATTK.lt. ?1l;NRY II. WOODWARD, Hditor. j ADY KUT1S1NO KATES: Itiiflitpn Locals, N cents per line, Cards of Thanks and Communications of a Personal N;t ture charged for at Special rates according to j length. Obituaries, one cent it word in excess v.f 1 r?o words. Ofllclal Advertisements at rates allowed 1>\ law. Display Advertisements, rates furnished on application. Make all checks and orders payahlo to the Ktiitor. Till KSDAY Alt; LMTil 1905. IMI HNA1 IMPKOVI MI N I S. Internal improvements arc not tfointf ahead in the town just uow as rapidly as every good citizen would like to see. It lias been shown that tlie perfect drainage of the town is no small matter, and that it will not only require much money but a great deal of time. Now it may be that Conway is not able to put in just now a modern water works system that would thoroughly drain every part of the town. No one hardly expects to see the town council put in a system here equal to the large cities. But there is one thin^ that Conway is able to do No one disputes that it shoul.l be done. It cannot be said that there is not money sutliciont for this very small matter. The board of health lias declared time and time again that it is necessary to the good health of our people. That one tiling is to drain out the low land extending from the rear of the Kingston Hotel, Norton Drug Co.. and other buildings in that vicinity, to the rear of Conway Bargain House and the livery stables. It is well known that this part of the town was one time a pond overgrown with brush. It is the lowest nortion of the town that is so near to the business center where the danger is great of fevers. The greater portion of the residence portion of the town is drained by nature. Several attempts have been made to take the water away from this low portion, but t he ditches get stopped up and bccoinp filled with stagnant water, and the trouble remains. Since the town is able to do this much, and it is imperative that it be attended to, why is it the town does not doit? If we cannot have the modern system for the whole place, then lets have what we can get, for the thorough draining of the low portion of ground referred to will be one of the greatest things ever done for the health of the town. Remove the old ditches that are cleaned out only occasionally and for ino rest ot the time remain 1 i 1 led with stagnant water. There is a strong inelination on the part of some of the people interested in the dispensary agitation on apposing sides to become involved in controvcrsary through the paper. VTe feel called upon to repeat again what this paper has so often said, tint it wants no controversies over questions of this kind or any other. By this we do not mean to say that the paper is not open to every Viti/.en for the expression of his views on any question of public interest. On the contrary we always induce the expression of views in the paper on live subjects, what the paper does not like to have to print is tne long controversy that sometimes arises between two men who hold opposing views on a question, and they make a personal light against each other in the paper, each trying to convince the other, and taking up two much space. The agitation of the dispensary question should not be carried so far as this and the people interested in the question should be careful to avoid that hated political animosity that will surely arise if things are carried too far. The election for the settlement of this question has been order ed, and there will be no proceeding taken in this county to stop it. The election will settle it, and if those who hold contrary views as to the dispensary law, can wait a little while the excitement will pass over and they will still be friends. The dispensary investigation brought out very damaging evidence against one of the members of the committee itself. This proves that it has been very thorough in its work, The Herald knows of but oi.o ( county that 1ms kept lip the meetings , started last winter to light the low prices of cotton. That county do- i serves credit. The meetings should be kept up in every county of the , State and the organization inad i perfect. / ??????? II I ? ? (i. RAYMOND BEKKV. It appears that a predisposition to crime often runs in families, cropping out now and then usoccassion and opportunity oilers in different members, sometimes until every member of a particular family in a generation has been marked down as a criminal. The disposition to commit crime is sometimes accompanied by strong mental characteristics, ambition for litrary1 attainments and the like, and perhaps a disire to succeed in some particular calling or undertaking. (i Kaymond Berry was popular in polities in Marion bounty and was easily elected as Superintendent .of Kdueation. The small salary of the olliec was not enough to gratify his criminal love of money, and in order to make it morn rapidly, he beat the county out of many thousand dollars, aud after getting the money made good his escape where no legal authority has been able to reach him, The streak was perhaps hidden in Berry all the time, and theyy is no claim made that the man became involved in some scheme of, speculation, losing the money he employed and taking from the county to make this good, it seems that he must have gathered in the money for the sake of the money itself. This matter of Berry,s robbery of the county school fund was about forgotten, until last week the newspapers ()f Columbia cnnbiinnd n news item to the clYeet tliat W. U. I Jerry, a brother of G. Bayinond and a namesake of the illustrious vVade Ifampton, had been arrested in that eity on the rhar^r of larceny of a bicycle, had demumied a preliminary hearing and was boundovcr to the higher court. The arrest of the man for the larceny of the bicycle lead to other enquiries and it was found that he had been married twice, lie had married Miss Mary Ferrett of Marion county some live years ajfo, and after liveing with her for some years deserted her for Carrie Norris to whom he was married in Charleston a short time ago. This news item was of a peculiar interest to a citizen hero, for .vlicn \V. H. Herry passed through Conway some time ago, he collected fifty dollars on a forged check on the Hank of Fayctteville, front one of the young business men at the store of Burroughs & Collins Co. Since the above came out, other | stories are Doing lout thut puts the name of Horry in a very bad light, and it brings to mind the fact that a criminal inclination often runs in families. It is a good sign to see that new postotlicos art being established in portions of this county, where mail facilities have heretofore been very poor. Where the mail goes the modern newspaper and magazine will follow, and these have a lot to do in the education of the masses. Into Port At l.aM. (Carolina Field.) The news of the death of Captian S- H. Woodbury, at his home near Hnterprise in Horry county, is an item of more than passing interest. He was a good man and true, who toiled the earthly vineyard of his Master and lias now entered into rest. lie was one of many captiaus of many cantians of vessels t.lmt mi,o> Waceamaw river in the old days from northern ports. There beauty sunk deep into his soul and he yearned for a home on its quiet shores on the ever-blessed W ace am aw Neck. When he quit the sea he settled on Waceamaw river, buying a small farm between Kuterprise and Socas tee. For years he has been a familiar figure at every.meeting at Sccastec church, and he labored without ceasing for the salvation of souls, especially the souls of the young. He and his sweet wife had an ideal life together, after the storm season had passed and the sunshine of evening was on them. Now the old captiau wearied with service, has laid down his burden, crossed the bar, seen his pilot face to face, and blow as it will among the tumbling seas out side, what cares he? The captian has made port. A Toticliinj? Story. is the saving from death, of the baby girl off I eo. A. Kyler, Cumberland, Md. Ile writes: "At the. age of 11 monthsour little girl was in declining health, with serious Throat Trouble, and physicians gave her up. We were almost in dispuir, when we resolved to try Dr. King's New Piscovev for Comsumpt ion, coughs and colds. The first bottle gave relief; after taking four bottles she was cured, and is now in perfect health." Never fails to relieve and cure a cough or cold. At Norton drug Co; fiOe and <1,00 guarrantcd. Trial boot tie free. i (i?od Way to do Husinc??. When one can buy gold dollars for fifty c -nts, it is a good time to purchase. In oiTering a 50 cent bottle of Dr. Howard's celebrated specific for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia at 25 cents, Conway Drug Co., are giving one of the greatest trade ?ehunces ever offered to the people of Conway. Kven though offered at half price for introductory purposes, the speilie is sold unper a guarantee to cure or the money will be refunded. If food does not digest well, if f here is gas or pain in the stomach, if the tongue, is eoated and the breath bad, if there is constiption and straining, Dr.Howard's spoilic will euro you. I f it does not you have Conway Drug Co's., pereonal guarantee to return your money. This remarkable rcinldy comes in the form of tiny granncs, and can be carried in the vest poeket or purse. It is very popular in New . York City, and it is not unusual to see some one after a meal at one of the la?'ge hotels or restaurants, take I a dose of this specific, knowing that it will prevent the uncomfortable feeling which frequently follows a heartv meal 1 f you are troubled with dizzy spells, headache, indigestion, constipation, Hollistcr's Kooky Mountain Tea will make you well and keep you well. If it fails, get your money back. That's fair. 35 cents at 411M It'll I / I VU. Till: CIILIKCIinS. U APT I ST. Sunday schoo every Sunday 0:T>0 a in. Prayer meeting every Tuesday 8:00 p. in. business meeting Tuesday after second Sunday after prayer meeting. Preaching seeond and fourth Sundays II a 111., and first second, third and fourth Sundays 8:00 i). in. A cordial invitation to all. .1. L. Khinn. Pastor. M KT HO 01 ST. Sunday school evei y Sunday morning at Oi.'lO a. in. Preaching at II a. ui. and 8 o'clock j>. in. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Publ'C cordially inivited to attend all services. Rev. W. L. Wait, Pastor. Notice of Discharge. The undersigned hereby gives notice that nt 11 o'clock oil Thursday, the 2Pt day of September A. I). 1005, at the office of the Hon. N. II. Sessions, Probate.)udge for Horry County, at Conway, 8. (J , he will apply to the said Judge of Probate for a final discharge from his trust as administrator of the personal estate and effects of John F. Hardee, late of Horry County deceased, Win. J. Hardee, Qualified Adinr. rAft/\ TDIUPT1 ftOUDDCl II 111 III 1 tiUli u 11 n 1 'l Ij H 0B uUUU NEEDED I A'i ositions created ny I it ii i Companies. Wo H Y.i (I LADIES <>f good I LEARN TELEGRAPHY AND R. R. ACCOUNTING We furnish 75 per cent of Operators and Station Agents in America. Our nix schools are the largest exclusive Telepraph Schools IN Til K WOKI.I), Kslnhlished go years and endorsed hy all leading Itailroad Olllcials. We execute a $g.">o llond to every student to furnish him or her a position paying from $iu to $tiO a month in States east of the Kocky Mountains, or from $75 to glim a month in States west of the Uockies, immediately upon graduation. students can enter at any time. No vacations. I or full particulars regarding any of our Schools write direct to our executive otlice at Cincinnati, O. Catalogue free. THE MORSE SCHOOL OF TEl.ECiR APIIY. CINCINNATI. O BUFFALO. N- Y. ATLANTA. GA LAOROSSE. WIS TEXARKANA. TEX SANFRANCISCO. CAL. ( BUSINESS I 1 BRINGING ! ) ? | I | PRINTING J ? I h or It COM M KRCIAL WORK M HKINOS IH'SINKSS TO Til K HI'S IN K S S MAN. ANY I W I I PROGRESSIVE Hl'SINKSS 4 MAN WANTS FlRST ( LASS I P TO OATH STATION KRY I THIS IS TilK PLACE TO fc ! OUT IT. WE DON'T ROTCII OUR WORK, HUT GIVE I YOU N EAT, UP TO-DATK, 4 FIRST CLASS WORK, , ! WE PRINT ]S HILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, STATEMENTS P NOTE HEADS, POSTERS, | M M IN FACT ANYTHING YOU j MAY WANT PRINTED. ( a I \VK WILL APPRECIATE P tYOl!K ORDERS AM) lll'AK A ANTKK SATISFACTION \ IN K VICKY .IOH TURNED J | Ol T. HICNI) I S YOU II J WOK K IK YOU WANT (IOOI) WORK. I P \ THE HORRY HERALD \; ^ Commercial 1'rintrrn B I J ' i One Minute Cough Cure Tor Coughs, Colds and Group/ SPRINC G We have i and best a broght tc All that v we don't c tiling in 01 consists c season, an buying in that for v< We would the stock Burroug j iii i mil Lot me soil you a P 0 ticket for one dol fl lur which will he 2 ?jood at the store \C J for 2t? live cent P loaves of the host bread vou ever m " 2 bought.. In this C way we make and r sell it to you al- re J most cheaper than b g you can buy the fMATE K l A LS.J Full lii.e of the P very best bread and cakes ever 2 baked, and a com- C J plete line of fresh choice grocer i e s m J always in stock. B 2 (let your tickets J when you need P 2 them and live well 4 on good bread. fc iTTimnrni I U, 1. II I III II II. | THE BEST GOODS The Lowest Prices, Honest, Pair Dealing. 11 When you want anything in the line of CLOTII I NO miioes hats un dhkw dak notions or if you wish to purchase fresh family groceries, be sure to give us a call on the corner. Always glad to sec you. J. E. Nicholas. 18 oo 15)g5 SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE. four sciioohs. Arts, Law, Science and Teachers System of Wide Election. EX I?E N S ES MODE1 i A T E. Opens September 27th 1D05. BENJAMIN SLOAN, President. [ing K til se|) la CONWAY PARLOR MARKET C. F. Kamrow, Prop. A Butcher of 35 years experience. This is the place to get the best Beef, Sausage, Pork, or anything that is good to eat. S'on will always find fresh meat at my Mace. Highest market prices paid for beef cattle. Come to see me and be convinced FRESH FISH ^SPECIALTY. T^delivered to any 1 IwW/partof the city* * 5 AND SUMMER OODS. i:ow on display for inspection, one of the largest ssorted stock of Spring and Summer ?joods ever > Conway; that is what our customers say. te want is an opportunity to show you. If mnvincc you that we are head-quarters for everyji* line, we will pay your ear fare. Our Stock. >f all the newest and nobbiest things of the 1 * - * ' ' A I 1.1 1 1 .. ll (i ai prices mui cuniiot ue matciieu oy mose less quantities. We don't blow much will leave on to do after looking. like to have you call as early as possible before is broken. hs & Collins Co. I in. i??? i i i i nm, i i i i?? ? I What to Read 1 | IN JULY. j I Ma^iines. I | Every boby's I 1 Leslies, I 1 McClures, I I Harpers Bazaar, I I Cosmopolitan, I 1 Ainslees? 1 I Books. Munsey. I I The Dryad, I 1 Bethan3', I I Traitor and Loyalist f | That Sandhiller, I The Clansman, I I In The Name of Liberty etc. I [Conway Drug Col TODDVILLiir * MONKEY SHOW! In addition to the monkey show each day in the week, from (I a. m. lo 7 p. m., we aroalso showing a full and complete line of Genera.1 Merchandise consisting of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Ladies Fine Dress Goods, Ready to wear Ilats etc. Also a full line of Groceries, all of which we are selling at reasonable prices. We are strictly in the market for buying CRUDE TURPENTINE AN1> COUIVTRY PROI>TJOJ3 f??r which we are paying full prices. Come to Toddville and do your trading ar.d we will convince you that this is headquarters fo" bargains. Yours for business DUBENBURY & CO TODD VJLLE, SOUTH FROM $3 TO $27 Per Hundred tirTOBAcccr'now1' Coming in! EH? We are selling the Tobacco and selling it right. Come and get the Conwav mnnpv=tt ic ^ ... vnvj 11> 10 11 ^ c i u i o vi if you have Tobacco to sell. HORRY TOBACCO WAREHOUSE. J. E. COLES, Manager. \ \