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O. i ttsrhirri . . i???i at (bePoitOtBi ,v s_ * . i Ht>< ond flnac ?it V,V?tsr. II II WOOf)V\ \lf?> I 1'i i'i ADVRHTlSINti HATKS: IHii-incss Locals, H emit* p??r 11????. Cards <i ' I'lioikn iiul Cominunicatio s of a IVtfftona N< 111 i n.ariy'd f?r special Hate* according < lenirtli. Obltnarbs, one cent a word i? oxcesa i IV) words. )Ml id Advertisements at Hates a'low l< l.aw. Display \dvertlsmn 'lit*. Hates fiirnl?h on application Vnkc all Chocks and Or payable to the liditor. Till RSDAY. FEBRUARY IB 1906 Tut growth of Conway as a town and lbo rapid strides Horry ha * been malting as a county. are du lo no one force or to no one man, but these things arc due to her men I 1 I , | , woo uuve ueen cNerung iiiemsmws for mutual bcnetii and advnni ago. In vi.l probability the now cour bouse bill will pass both houses oi the Legislature and become a law of ju>i. as niucii force as any law on the statute books of 'lie State. Un dor the law tr.e new buildings wiP be erected, and all those who wide so opposed to these new improve meats will doubtless la; just as proud of them when they are completed as anybody. Js tiikkk any change in the nut ter of drunkenness and eousump t ion of liquor at Conway since the dispensary was voted out? Thh question is sometimes asked these days and it is generally answered I))- saying that there is as much drunkenness and liquor drinking in w as ever, ana some so lar as to say there is more of it going on. W ho is responsible for the state of affairs? The liquor does not come from a dispensary because there is none in this county, and no dispensary in any adjoining county .from which the liquor can be conveniently bought, Docs it come from blind timers or from sellers of the stuff in other States? These arc questions that tho authorities ought to answer. 11 is commonly said that although there is no dispensary in the county yet liquor is very easily obtainable in Conway and that without orderit.git from a distance. Is such a state of aflairs correct, and who is responsible for it? Ir the Herald has. any particular class <>i people at heart it. is the farmers of Horry *ounty. The Her aid desiies their prosperity and wo'I ueing beyond anything else, and for this reason it has been urging them from time to time during the year that is past to organize t hemselves and join the army of southern farmers who are lighting for better prices for cotton and tobacco, the great money crops. A letter appears in this issue from a former Horryite, who has been keeping up with the movement of the farmers, and he regrets, as we do, tlie apparent lack of interest the farmers of this county have shown recently in the matter of organization. In all great movements in the past the people of Horry county, have shown themselves to be leaders, and the question wo ask, is, why do they not show them selves leaders in this? ?It is beyond doubt the greatest movement of modern times looking to the advancement of the farmers' interests. It is something in which each individual farmer should take a personal interest and this should compel him to see the ad van 1 age of joining mitli ( Im 1 li'f "1" W^V/#UUI ...v.. HIV I VJ.-J V V/ I llirt U'clSJS and making strength from unity of purpose and of action. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local application, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachain Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have s rumbling sound or an imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give one hundred dollars for any case of Deafuess (caused by catarrh)that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation . ?In this issue Bro. Fleming calls n spade a spade and doesn't whip the fdevil round the stump either. PERIODS 1 ng to the woman who suf- ? 1 >. The eternal bearing- j , leucorrhea, nervousness, and similar tortures are orth living, take [arduj I s Relief i immation, purifies and enicns the constitution and ised conditions from which I PAINFUL ' '1 Life often seems too loi fers from painful period* 1 down, headache, backache dizziness, griping, cramps I dreadful. To make life w 1 )Vine,,f 1 I Woman* It quickly relieves inflr riches the blood, strengtl I perinanently cures all disei weak women suffer. It is matchless, marvel At all druggists' in #1.( H WRITE US A LETTER freely and frankly, in strictest confi deuce, telling us all your symptoms and troubles. We will send free advice (In plain sealed envelope). Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept.,The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. iwwwwww Onr crociTli'H are fr?>Hli ^ And arc made from the host, K.vc8 of fcnitinv'n tost I'ronouiH'cB litem cleanly and fresh. We would not say a word that \V ^ buy from r.s, licit Iter would up say ? lose a dollar, yet wo I, el it our dm ^ before you as wo see them throii knnw full w(*ll t li jit soinc Immisos ''ii / WI Til ^ is tho question Can do and will quote you no prices. Vou say, wjr ^ c 1110 we would be out. .hist sold j careto fool you, b it will tfive you s We would especially invite your at ? Mats and Capsarc tlio -jo, Prices lis true arc low, quality and stylo vou know Sells fli.> I......i .. V\ ? M'| I |H\\ I CALHOUN NEW 1 THOSE WHO ARE IN TIIE I that are up-to-date in style and at to call and look over my selected stot SHIRTS, HATS, AN!) NUMEROUS OTHER THU MEN, WOMEN A MY ST( CHOICE FAMIL IS COM 1 13. K. THIS IS RESEF S. X. Sc Ml IBS, S OUtt BARN 3 Car loads of Mules have been ship have three car loads qj Buggies ar ^nur bargains. We need your money. A. W. JENK ous, reliable. )0 bottles. fm H I 441 SUFFERED GREATLY," H writes Mrs. L. E. Clevcnger, of BelleI view, N. C., "at nvy monthly periods, all my life, but the first bottle of Cardui gave me wonderful relief, and now I am In better health than I have been for a long time." Our Shoes are all bright Willi prices sot right Their (|iialiliuH good. Should he understood. ould wrongfully influence you to a word that would cause you to y as we are lis business to lay facts 2^ gh a business ey ?* We knew and ^3* m eel 1 goods as cheap as we, but 10Y !><> IT < do is altogether different. We i! From the simple fact when you the last till )esterdny. We do not traluht goods at low down prices. tention to our Shoes and Tobaccoes. ^ Our Dry Ooods and Notions are 8 h'cf, At prices that would make you repent t o think w hen you were expecting To get Imrguins that have been selected, & CANNON. | stock] IA BIT OF WEAK I NO GOOJ)s the light kind of prices, are invited )k of CAPS. SHOES, JOS NEEDED EVERY DAY BY ND CHILDREN. )CK OF : Y GROCERIES 1>LETE. PTTrrr^ivT -JL- V ?L- "^1 " ' ' 1 1 1 III - V i ( SPACE tVED FOR issions. i ( 1 1 m m' IS PULL. ped in within tho past :!() dn>p. Also wo id Wagons on hand. Come to see us for , < INS' ffit SON P BUY C" BBBBBkmadWH ONLY HEREISAPLj Thut certain tract, of lan seventy-one acres, more L. V. Vereen and B. J. ^ same. Hafi FOLiTY or water. All the cleared I the entire tract is all up purposes, has both clay mile from church two n the new railroad, it is la H. H. A CON WA f Bi i A given numb* greater yield of co Farmers' Bone dc the acreage and who uses M Columbia, S. C. Boarding School The Public School at Tilly Swamp Liiescd the last of December bnt isL>ein#i" com inued as a Subscription School ind will run on till JUNE 1900. All com on school branches including music department in charge of a comnetent young lady. Tuition $1 to $2 Music Charged For Extra. Good board in good private families Good community. Wrlte-C. B. DAWSEY, PRIN. N1XONVILLE, S. C. D. T. I'ANSON, ATORN7Y 6c COUNSELLOR. Conway. S, C. Practicing with U. B. Scarborough. Magistrate and Circuit Court cases x Specialty. Prompt attention given collection if claims. NOTICE. Notice, is hereby given that the undersigned, r.s Administratrix of the estate of Fred Floyd, deceased, will apply to the Judge ot Probate for Horrv county, at 11 o'clock a. in , uii reuruary Z9TI1 A, \) 1 IfUfi. ] for a final discharge as such ad ministrat rix. 1* L God bold, Adm, Fred Floyd, deceased, NOTICE! The court of General Sessions for Horry county will convene at Conway on Monday February 19th, and '.he court of Common Pleas on the Wednesday following. W L. Mishoe C. C. C. P. I THIS" PLACE! $950.0 ? CASH. \CEDESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: d in Dogwood Nock township, containing one hunch and or loss, bounded North, by lands of J, II. B. Edge; East, by Stanley; South, by Burroughs & Collins Co., and West by the FIFTY ACIiES CLEARED, Four room house. Good well of land is up-land except three <>r four acres of fertile swamp, -land except about fifty acres, plenty of timber for farming and sand foundation It is one mile froip post otticc, one dies from school, one mile from public road, one half mile from iid that is easily drained. WOODWARD, TTORNEY AT LAW Y, SOUTH CAROLINA. gger Yields 1 - ? :r of acres fertilized with Farmers' Bone produce a >tton, than the same acreage with ordinary fertilizer. >es more than that. It makes it possible to reduce increase the yield. Try it this year. The man ^ Made With Fish fears of fertilizer experience back of him. Over 1 Royster fertilizers were used on the crops of 1905. usiness stamps Farmers' Bone the best. 00K AT OUR TWENTY YEARS' RECORD H 1885-260 TONS ^ ^8 ' 1900-58,455 TONS \/V \J\jtjk"'' H 1905-130,091 TONS \\*V7\ 9 . s. ROYSTER GUANO CO. \/|N|rk| = v inuL The Greatest Remedy for Coughs and all Lung Troubles, t A Lung Tonic which does not fail to produce good results. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR AT Conway Drug Co. ?? BREAD That Gives Pleasure and Strength Hy man's Bread has the good oP the wholewheat in the flour. It has the best that could be obtained from carefully ground grain. A nice White Bread Pull weight and low prices, cheaper than you can make it yourself. Wo want to have you as a regular eater of this good bread. B. T. Hyman. NORTH CAROLINA WHISKIES. SEND US YOUR ORDERS. WE SHIP DIRECT TO YOU BY EXPRESS OR FREIGHT. I CASH MUST ACCOMI?amv * ? ______ _ ...? ? nub vrnucns Il< mit bv postal money order, bank 'jheck, express or cas'i (<>P\ WIIISKFY Hy willsii KV $1.25, $1.50 and $2,00 por GalUO IPIMKRkiniiv $1.60, $2.00 and $2.50 por Gallon. PFAC'H iiRtMnv $2.85-5 Yoare old per Gallon, nvn OH fill* Yea" O1d$3.60 per Gallon. If h<.Hind oH,i n $1.60, $2.00 and $2.50 per Gallon. win ?i i i . n ,P^p Kft'lon to above prices. NO CIlAltGK toi" i l'AeKiNQ^^ ?r to Indicate contents, when desired. We make ituiuau. SEND ALL OltlkKHN TO ANSON DISTILLING COMPANY, WADlilfeBORO, IV. O.