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! THE HORRY HERALD. I'lihl.lSliKI) KVKllY Ti l HS|?A\ BY CONWAY I'l Bl.lSllINO CO. ?l HSCKIl'TioN ONK IHU.l.AH I'KU YKAK Entered at the l'ost Oftii* i.t Lonwuv, S. C., as Second Class M *tl Matter. TT II, wdoD>\AU 1 > . KdHor ADYKRTIS1NCS HATES: Itusincas Locals, K cents per liu?. Cartls of Thanks and Communications of a Persona Nn ture marged for at Special Hates according to length. Obituaries, one cent a word in excess of l.VJ words. Olllclal Advertisements at Hates allowed by Law. Display Advertisements, Hates furnished on application. Make all Checks and Orders payable to the Editor. THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1906. The dispensary investigating committee are bringing out some very ugly things from time to time, and things that the witnesses hate to tell. One man last week smTered himself to be arrested and argued his case before the supreme court before he would tell some conversations he had with Lanahan the representative Of a llirirp limioo 1.r?ti^ ..w?ov>. No one could seriously blame Par kcr for his reluctance in the matter, for as ho said, it was nothing but a conversation, a private one, and we must congratulate those members of the committee who voted to excuse him from giving the name of Lauahan's representative in the State after he had tried to get Boyken to act for him, and things would not stay arranged. The representative Lanahan finally secured, as Parker testified, was not connected with the dispensary, and as it was not shown that he had been guilt y of any violation of the laws, it would have been :m ? ?.... lujuomu iu recjuiro Parker to tell his name, and thus bring public contempt on him, when there is no cause to suspect him of any public wrong. The people of the State will uphold this Legisla lative committee in anything they may do that is within their legitimate powers, and that is right and proper, but thev must remember that there is such a Miing as going too far. Tt is well said that every man in this world, no matter how good or how bad, will have enemies. No matter how much good a man may undertake to try to accomplish in the world, and no matter how useful he may be to his follow man, no matter to what success or fame he may attain, he will find those who are bitter against him and those who will never lose any opportunity to disparage him. Even the best men that the world has produced in < f Uo o 4 ]?.?/! t b/\. ?? ' * 4 - iiiv |;u3li inivi IIIUII IlKJSt Ullll'r (MICmies. All great movements that ?verc ever conceived and put on foot for the betterment of the human race found opposition from those who were enemies of those who conceived, planned and started them, and this no matter how much good was accomplished. The discoveries recently made in regard to the methods used by the big packing houses in Chicago, are of a most revolting nature, and they will result in cutting down the consumption of can nod meats. Hut the state of affairs has been revealed is nothing short of what we have always expected. Canned meats are unheal thy no matter with what care they may he packed, but when scrapings from the tloor and discarded and diseased carcasses are ground up and made into deviled ham and sausages, it is time to let canned meats alone under all circumstan rs. Now in the end the rich pack; i s have perhaps gained nothing bv these methods, for already canin meats have been excluded from th imports into countries across the.sea, and stringent laws may he passed by many States at the next session of their Legislatures. Conwuv hasher full share ol lumber manufactories, but she is far from having what she should in the way of varied industries. The timber supplies of the county are gradually being exhausted, and the time will come when they will be entirely gone. a hen the town will be in a condition not to be envied. But the time to prevent such a condition is now. This site on which the old court house stands and the present jail lot will both be suitable for cutting up into lots for business houses. The sale of this property 'ater on by the authorities at reasonable prices will aid in the growth of the town. The Herald?$1.00 the year, The farmers ??f I lorry County have learned during the last few years to diversify their crops more than they had been iloi 11 jlt before, and this is oneof the things whieh nas led to the wonderful increasing prosperity which has marked these last years The farmers all have more money and are not so much in debt. Most of them we believe have seen the point and are taking advantage of tiie knowledge. W. R. Lk vis has done well to secure the location of the new court houseandjail on his property. Mr. Lewis secured his property when values were low, but it has been increasing in value with the growth af the town. The location of the new court house in that community will shove the values of his property still higher. Tiik candidates ore coming out j | now and entering the lists with | indications cropping out now and] then of a warm campaign in some respects. Lot it be hoped that the campaign will be marked by tho absence of "mud slingling"' and that the candidates will make their fight 011 a high plane There is the man who works his plans open and above board, and there is he who snot ks about laying Ins plans in secret. The latter is sometimes described by the slang expressions, "snake in the grass/' It is natural for a man to o<jt mad sometimes and this failing of the human animal is recopnizcd in holy writ, but ascommanded therein, you should not let the sun <jodown upon your wrath. Conway needs houses to rent | New cottages are beiny? erected from lime to time, but not enough to accommodate the orowin^ population Card of Thanks. Mr. Editor: Please allow me space in your paper to thank those who have assisted me in any way in my misfortune and distress. Some have helped me with money, some with lumber and some with la bor and by their assistance and the faithful carpenters today we moved from the barn back to the same spot of ground where our house stood before it was burned. Our n<?w house is just hulloci in, or it lms tho weather boarding and shingles on and lloor clown and wo have moved into it. iVe began it the first, day of May. Our children wore sick all the time while we were out there. Dr. J. A. Norton was called and made two trips. May was a long, sad month for us and wo are glad to get back into our open house. 1 have the names of all those who assisted in any way and allow me to thank yon again for helping me carry my burden. The cause of the lire remains a mystery to me. I was at the stove two hours after any fire was used in the stove- Mary, my wife was in the passage after 11 o'clock', at 12 o'clock we were d.ivon out bv the flames in:o the open air in our night clothes and barefooted. .1. L\ (1 raham. Deafness Cannot l>c Cured. by local applications, as they cannot, reach the diseased portion of the ear, There is onl\ one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely c osed, 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 I inflamed oondiiirvn <>? ? .?.vsu XM IUV IIIUUOUS iir faces. Wo will ?fivc One Hundred Dollars for any ease of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. F. J. CHENEY it CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druo^'ists, Toe. Take Hall's Family Dills for constipation . Ilomcwood Gossip. Healt)i irenerallv food. Crops are looking line considering so much dry weather. We are having some tine showers now. We think the cataloupe crop this year will be a loss on account of dry weather. We don't hear much of politics in this neighborhood. Come on candidates, and let us feel that hearty hand shake. Oh! 1 like to have forgotten, I am not having anything to say about visiting this time Come on, IJncle Ned, I won't tell. 1 would like to hear from you every week. How is the we thcr for fishing this week? f guess the water is most too high and the moon* most too bright. f will close with best, wishes to the Herald and its readers. X. - | E 111. I | ?'i 11 K GROCER. I , -; tfall v ?-:>!! ? ;tt * ?:?:?-ti of 111" , II ' pillll K I" m m I .il I . nni' ?il lirst stocks ! I'AMII.Y AND PLANTATION (.!;<'< I'.UIKs r\rr m'cii i ii 11 i - i i ti kot anil , i | mum I to 11 a in llif lows-' piicrs on inn1, Von arr nor dlally invited to lot iuv supply your .rants MY STOt K OK BEIEHAL MERCHANDISE i i ( oinpl' te in ail d? nai tiin nts muiiihi invr < \i iytliin_Mli.it < an ! found elsewhere. The i hoi. . st i.oods at tin' lowest prices. Srr no1 before pnrrlia-inif yon want to tmvo liii: money, A. I). LEWIS, Physician and Surgeon <an:i.n si: \. s. c. I have discontinued my office at Nichols utitl i?eiinanently located ut(ireen Sett. "tltt'io'8 Earlv Risfincs .0 ( Tho famous littlo oills. NEW & GROC I have opened up a grocery si corner and will be pleased to s Everything new and fresh and Reaisotva I Groceries delivered, to any |>: Call and see in\ slock when ni PHONE 25. < J o D o C *+** | BUGGIES AND HA | Cheapest Prices CASH OR (iOOl GO TO Til K OLD T11UE, DEAL j A. W. JENK WAN' RAILROAD TIES 100,000 0x8xS Ilealt I'ine Tics 100,000 l?x8x* We inspect and pay spot cash as fas of 350 to 100. The best opportunity < as you can j^ct the cash as soon as yon For prices, etc., address T & W J WI I jM INOr April 10?3m. 2S ct THermc Standard Tobacco AND 28c PARI; Now is the time to go Conway iii'wn???a?? THE HERALD IB I THE H ^ PUBLISHED T> A Live Progr 5^: elate Newspap ?? all the State news. NOW IS THE TIME T WANT TO KEEL LP WIT 5^ WILL MAKE UNUSUAI ITS HEADERS POSTED ^3: EVENTS OK THE WEEK. OIPLE, NONPARTIZAN I ^ SUBSCRIPTIC S~ SUBSC Rl l"""" % ? ^ ^ rHtbH I E R I E S oiv sit my r,' ' c d i>ii the erve my frit-rule. . t . ny time, gusinmtoed first class siml sit Jale ^rices. nit of town free of charge, oiliiig'sinytliing in mv line. I IUVKR WAGONS RNESS. Best Goods. I) SECURITY. | TlilKl) AND UKMAM/E j, ;s <a son ____ r________ i rED. HA ILK OA I) TIES. 100,000 0x8xS Cypress Ties, i Oak Ties. t as you <jet them in car load lots )f a life time to keep out of debt i can load a car. ' FLY JNTN J XXXIV, IN. o trxvters 25 ct Thcriiiointcrs. S GREEN 28c t your supply from Drvc Co. i ONE DOLLAR. ORRY HERALDI 1URSDAYS BY~CONW AY PUB. CO.^ essive up-to- ] '^2 er containing S OUR JOB ~3 and county J DEPT IS '3 t:i 4 | Complete ^5 () SUBSCRIBE IF YOU 1 , JI rpppi pnTJTTns IT & SfcND I S YOUR NEXT JOB S and let us show you ON TIIK muim i S'AV.k' u d^akX^tp?;? AU' 3 DEMOCRATIC PRIN- < WORK GUARAMEEl). ^ N UTTERANCE. $ ... *IM si A year { We solicit your 3: BE NOW! { atronage. || ItiUUtiUUiMiUiUiUtiUiUiil?? r ! 1 " ' ' ' ~ * [Horry Hardwarel | C^mp^iy I IKEEP ALL THE IMPROVED I FARMNG I IMPLEMENTS., I THAT SPRING APPETITE! Spring is the time when your appetite plays tricks on you. isj nVcj time when you must have the host things to eat. I carry the mos\ complete line FAMILY - GROCERIES, from the daitiest goods to the most substantial. When you select from my stock you may he sure you are getting the best and that it is fresh. b t . ii ym:an. I SPRING L MILLINERY I j 1 HAVE OPENED UP AT'PIIE MASONIC HAUL *""4 A FULL LINE OF SPUING MILLINERY. LADIES 1IATS MADE TO ORDER AND TRIMMED I\r TDK! I.ATWO'P omxrr ^ jjilx i O L 1 uiiio iii AN EXPElt| i MILLINER WITH YEARS OP EXPERIENCE. ! 1 GUARANTEE TO PLEASE IN STYLE AND I I PRICE. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO HUY YOUR SPRING HAT CALL AND LOOK AT MY LINE. NO CIIAIIOE FOR SHOWING GOODS, M. REICH. I *>> ii1 Established 1880 J, SV. McElwee, Proj>' A ^tcmioltsvilie Marble Wks? j/j !?||$ Prices and Designs Furnished of Latest Monuments Tombstones and Curbing: ^First Clsss Work. Kcasoiyiblc l*rlc H. K. Gas que, Conway, S.CKev C. L. Hoggins, Galivants Ferry, 8.C?