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5* A. P. JOHNSON, W DKAI.KU IN VV (il.NDKAL w MERCHANDISE I desire to ifnrm* the public got rally that 1 have in stock one of the kAJ Chociest and Freshest ^ <K'^s (>f KaiiiUy and i A i /Mantatioij^^oCr-rii's ev- k A. ^ t cr lirouglu^b Conway, which I am offering at ilie Lowest I'ofslh 1 e WAi Prices. My stock of yV ,>,j (iooils Clothing, Shoes and Hats Men, Women and k^S^J Children are of the hitest Styles and at the kTA^ 'V^Jr Lowest Prices. \. I\ .IOIINMON. VV mxmmn 1 Chinese Laundry, ? i 1 I ^ Collars and Cull's, Iron P p iny Machine. Work turn- p M ed out promptly. Send m ' mo a trial order. Family ? ( washing taken. SatisfacItion Guaranteed. Work P neatly executed, and in p j First Class Stylo. Yours for Good Work, P. (3 Call on | fGEO. LVM.J j j; G. S. HACKER & SON, i 544, 546 and 548 King St, CHARLESTON, S. C. J M ()l LIH N (1 , 1 Window siikJ Fancy Glass a Specialty. I Sour Stomach No appetite, loss of strength, nervousness, headache, constipation, bad breath, . general debility, sour risings, and catarrh \ of the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol cures Indigestion. This new discovery represents the natural Juices of diges- 5 tion as they exist in a healthy stomach, ' combined with the greatest known tonic 1 and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys- ; pepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion < and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy ] cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, , purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membrane? lining the stomach. J Mr. S. S. Ball, of Rarenswood, W, Va.. say?:? " 1 was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years. \ Kodol cured me and wo are now using It In milk . for baby," Kodol Digests What You Eat. ( Bottles only. $ 1.00 Size holding times the trial C size, which sells for 00 cents. r Prepared by E. O. DeWITT fc OO ? OHIOAOOb J CONWAY DRUG CO. iiiAHKirr it i<: pout. i c t CONWA F, S. C. j Eggs 17 to <?0c. c Chickens Grown 20 to 25c. ^ Chickens Spring. 20 & 25c. ' Beeswax 18c. Tallow ,f?^c ^ Pork Fresh 7c. ^ Peas 75c. * Sweet Potatoes GO to 50c ^ The#e markets will be . cor re cbed weekly. ' c 1785 I i ><. <?. < COLLEGE OF CHARLES I OM, j Charleston, S. C. 1 V Kntrancc examination will !>< hold in the Conn ty Court House on Friday, July ti, at a a. in. One C Free Tuition Scholarship to eacli county ot South < Carolina awarded hy the county Supt of Kduca- * tion and .J udge of I'rohate. Hoard anil furnished r rOHIIl i?* I Alt .. *11 ? .'uiiimui,, i% 111M11111, rniiuiiuiK^ 4 for admission arc permitted to comnete for vacant ^ Hoycc .Scholarships which pay $JUO a year. For c Catalogue and information, addreaa, f 1IAKKIHOK HANDOLIMI, President. r ~ ~ I NOTICE TO CREDITORS n All persons holding claims against the j estate of Mannassa Thompson, deceased, 0 are hereby notified to file the same duly t attested with the undersigned within the time fixed by law or tills notice will bo f pleaded in bar of their recovery, and all g persons indebted to said estate are hereby a required to make payment to the under- s signed, .1, J. KINO. Admr., A Estate Mannnssa Thompson, dec'd Or II. H. Wood Ward, his Attorney. c SwO * ? i , Ctiain Man/or Notice. ' ^Magistrates will take notice that ) )cymay commit prisoners to chain - ^i^diroct which is now stationed 1 at T.rickland Ford, on Lake swamp. W. K. Holt, Sup. I THE HORRY HERALU. I Thursday June 14 1906. Children's Day at Willow Sprhiar About 8o'clock on the morning of I .1 unc 3rd, the people beono to outlier at the church and by P> o'clock it was crowded to its ntino?t capacity and even after the windows and doors were crowded many pcoplel were compelled to (ind seal* in butf- 1 flies, curriuflcs and otherwise ac. commodate thcmsclvos. At 10:80 o'clock the exercise** were I opened by siiiflino " \ll hail the power of Jesus name, with Mrs. Leila Pason at the urflnn. 1. Reading 28rd Psalm by the Superintendent and school. 2. Prayer.bv liev. 11 L. Singleton, but as he was too late Mr. J. 1\ I Johnson responded to the call. 8. Song, From all the Dark Places 4. Address of welcome by Miss I Carrie Roberts. T> Recitation, The Bible, by Carrie Hcarl and Dottio Tucker. 0 Speeches by live children. 9. Recitation,Nobody Loves Me,by Miss Kthel Rowel 1. 8. Jesus Loves Me, by twelve chil-1 [Iron. 9 Recitation, Miss Mary Dew. It). The Gleaners, ivv IRo girls. I 11. An LJnsccn Battlelield, by I Dottie Tucker. 12. The New Scholar, by four younfl ladies. 18. Song, I am so glad, by all the! children. 14. Recitation, A Little Gentleman. by Miss Alice Harrison . 1 .V ltniUlivwr 1 ? A - vu<_- liinu'ur, LWO Doys aud sixteen girls. 1(>. Recitation, The Two Classes, by Miss Gussie Lewis. 17. Song, Bringing in the Sheaves, rhe three girls who acted this piece " aeli brought in a reap hook and a sheaf of oats tied with white rihz 3n, showing that t he harvest would iurely come and the sheaves would >e brought in. 18. Recitation, Papa's Man, by lesse Edwards. lib Recitation, Take Up the Colcction, by Walter Edwards. 20, Song, Eoot Prints of Jesus. 21, Sunday School Address by dr. J. P. Johnson. 1 22, Closing Song. Cod be With i'ou Till We Meet Again. Just here as Mr. Singleton had nissed his share of all the rest, he !..nie down the aisle and made us a : ihort talk on Sunday school. The : iollection amounted to about ?5.00 and will be sent to the Epworth Drphanage. We thank the people dndly for their good behavior and contribution as Tod always loves a cheerful giver. Miss Eannie Duseubury deserves great credit for getting up such a thiVn* in fact nil Reserve credit for the way it was I managed and carried through. Spectator. # Followitik Tlic I-'Iuk . When our soldiers went to Cuba md the Philippines, health was the most important consideration. Willis T. Morgan, retired Commissary Sergeant U . S. A., o: Rural Route 1, Concord, N. 11. says:" 1 >vas two years in Cuba and two ^cars in the Philippines, and being subject to colds, I took Dr. King's STcw Discovery for Consumption, .vhich kept me in perfect health. \nd now, in New Hampshire, we ind it the best medicine in the vorld for coughs, colds, bionchial .roubles and all lung diseases Guaranteed at. Norton Drug Co lruggist. Price 50c and $1,00. Trial bottle free. OBITUARY, Mrs. Cclia Ann Coats was born in Marion county, S. C iti the month >f oeptember, 1800, and departed his life at her home near Blanche in lorry county, oi: May 10, 1900. She oined the Pleasant Grove Baptist ihurch in 1883 and remain a mem)er of that f.hnrrh until rl'.'if 1 icr labors and slits passed into rest. Celia was always a kind friend, a levoted wife and a loving mother. She was a grand and noble Christan. She was adojvted in the family >f Hugh Price in Marion county in he early pare of her life. Mr. Price vas an able farmer and dear Celia! vas reared to live and die for Jesus. For manv weary days she was a offerer with but little hope of re-1 ief this side of the grave and the' jnd was a merciful relief from pain. 5 The father hath called her to him. ! n all her suffering vo hoard not a nurmur from her lips. Our heartsi vere aching sore and home was sad- j lenod and darkened when we had to( ;iv?; our uo. nuer all that willing mnds could do, nothing could stay he cruel hand ot unfeeling death. Jhe leaves six children and a host of riends to mourn their loss, hut we lope their loss is her eternal gain. Ier husband, Mr. John C. Coats, is i general favorite and his friends exend to him their heartfelt sympathy aid condolence in his sore bereavenent. Dear Celia, you have departed rom us but jye have one ssveet. con-olation that we inav meet you gain in the home of many manion bright and fair. V* hog to moot yon whom wo lovoootruo, iD<l moot nndor a novor aoi.tlng him whou oar oarthlv tank in dono. lurdoar friond, mother and wifo von liavo U-tt m-, i? can onr sorrows fool; lo naw lit and horoft no: locan our HorrowH lieal. A Friend. (V'hat's the good of keeping from Urn Any good things you mtv see, Fhat will lift his load of Labor Like Rocky Mountain Tea. Norton Drug Co. I Blind H " About a year ago," \ 1123 Broadway, Augusta blind, sick headaches and no relief until 1 tried S TCI iSv Woman' I immediately cor now 1 feel like ; I WRITE know itwi us nv Cardui is FREELY vcgeta I and frankly, describing iOITlc I your symptoms. We <*lll I consider your case and give I you freo advice (in plain sealed I envelope). Don't hesitate, but I write today. Address: Ladies' Ad- N S3 vlSory Dept., The Chattanooga A\ediEB cine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. Eldorado Dots. Dour Editor: Please allow me space in the columns of your \alublo paper for a few words from this section. Health is generally good at this w riting. The recent rains have done much good in this section. Crops seem to be nourishing much better. Miss J. A. Anderson and Mrs. Mary Parker paid Uncle Ned a wvion a j v > 101 V i L'V." I * I I ! I Mi. O. I'. Anderson paid Mr, Parker a visit last Sunday. Mr. L. M. Slovens was on our streets Saturday. J. M. Royals, 7. M. Stevens and J. K. Stevens were in the Waccamaw section Sunday. I am informed that a Mormon Rider attacked the postmaster at Bruce. Angry words wore followed by an assault and the battle raged tierce and hou for a while but no serious damage was done. It seems that the Rider became angry about being charged with lying in his doctrine. But would it not have been much better to have taken God's book as a weapon to prove his testimony than to have used man's muscles as he did? Our Rldorado merchants arc doing a lively business. They sell high quality goods at zero prices. The I). I). Cox Son business has been moved up to their home where it is much more convenient to do business, while the M. V. Boyd business remains at the same oTd stand. Look Out. Deadly Serpent ititcs. are as common in India as aro clm.i.w.l, ...,,1 15, i: 1 - :*? u uiuuom iviiu utui uioumurn Willi lis. For the latter however there is u sure remedy: Electric Hitters; the great restorative medicine, of which S. A. Brown, of Bennettsvillo, S. C., says:" They restored m v wife to perfect health, after years of suffering with dyspepsia and a chronically torpid liver." Electric Hitters cure chills and fever, malaria, biliousness, lamo back, kidney troubles and bladder disorder. Sold on Guarantee by Norton Drug Co., Druggist, Price 50c. Jidflcs from Joiner Swamp, It seems that Debo has failed to send in the news born this section. Several of the you no jieople attended the picnic at Strickland Ford on June 2nd. It was an enjoyable occasion for a*! who were there to hear so many of tin; candidates speak in favor of the dispensary, which would have been a nuisance had it been in Conway. I would thank some one to tell me what has become of the Joiner Swamp public school. We had a good school there in the fall and winter of 1904-5, which closed about March 10th, 1005. A contract for a new school house was let out last fall, but this was an end to the talk in tin; interest of the school, so I would thank Mr. Host or some other friend to give their views about the same. 1 think that envy among the people of the district has oeen the cause of such. Shall wo have education and j^ood religion or envy, ignorance and no school? Itov. M \ Skipper filled hisappoint inent here on the first Sunday. Ainon# those attending were Mr. II. L \V. Johnson of Box, and Hon. YV. It Strickland of Blanche. Lets hear from Florida a^ain. Friend. Death From l.ockjaw never follows injury dressed with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Its ant isepl ic an I healing properties prevent- blood poisoning Chas. Oswald, merchant, of Rensselaers villi}, N Y.,writes:''It cured Soth litirch, ef this place, of tin- u^lisfc sore on his neck I over saw." Cures Cuts, Wounds, Hums and Sores. 2.V. at Norton Dru" Co.. drutf store. Dont's bo fooled and made to be lievo that rheumatism can be cured with 'oca I appliance. Hollister's K*x:ky Mountain Tea is the only positivo cure for rheumatism 36 cents, Tea or Tablets. At Norton Dew'# Co. eadache I vritrs Mrs. Mattie Allen, of , Ga., " 1 suffered with backaches, and could get M s Relief i nmenced to improve, and \ new woman, and wish to t to all sick women, for 1 11 cure them, as it did me." H pure, medicinal extract of ble herbs, which relieves ile pains, regulates female notions,tonesuptheorgans to a proper state of health. Try it for your trouble. ns. Every druggist sells it in $1.00 bottles. News from INixnnvillc Health is very good at present. 1 Crops are looking lino. Farmers are about ready to lav by their eorn. We have a very lively Sunday school under the management of W. II . Parker, Superintendent. Picnics are the next thing in line. There was a picnic atTilly's Lake, one-half mile from Nixonville, on Saturday, June Oth, the committee being Oscar Watts, J. K. Nixon, 0. A. Watson, llcrtha Nixon, Charlotte Dunn and Clara Watson. Success to the Herald and its many readers. A. C. When the baby talks, it is time to give Ilollistcr's Kocky Mountain rPf??. UV. (l.n i...? - i; xv.it. in o bnu m rtviuai uiiuy 111 eu i ? cine known to loving mothers, It makes them eat, sleep and grow. Ik") cents, Tea or Tablets. At Norton _ Drug Co. JOHNSON'S CASE DECIDED! Ill: IS TRIED AT THE KAK OF PUBLIC OPINION AND ANUNANI IMOUS VERDICT RENDERED. Issues of Vital Importance to the People of Conway anil Snr round iiik Country Involved --Tlie Burn in?r Question Settled at Last. This was an action brought before the Court of Public Opinion and after an exhaustive hearing before a full bench it was the opinion of Judge Consumer, which opinion was unanimously concurred in by all the Judges, that M. E. Johnson has the best line of Summer floods at the lowest prices and that his stock of Groceries can't be beat for quality and price Call and examine these goods and when you realize their good quality as compared with others you will decide the case in favor of Johnson's goods. M. E. Johnson. Notice of Discharge. Notice is hereby given tie t on the 21st , dav of June A. I). 15)00, at 11 o'clock a. * m. the undersigned will apply to lion. II N. Sesslous, .Judge of Probate in and for Horry County, at, his office, at Conu /? r? - it- i ?? * I ?-iiy, o v>, mr ii iinai uiscnnrgo. as admin istrator of t lie estate of Silvius A Causey, deceased. Jehu Causey, Qualified Admr Silvius A Causey, deceesxd. 4 w 9 wmmammmmmmmmmmmrmmmnn iwu mm ir i i 11 ?? ??????a?????mi Notice of Discharge. Notice is hereby given that on the 28th day of June A. I). 1909, at 11 o'clock a. [ rn. the undersigned will nppl.. to lion, jj 11. N. Sessions, Judge of Probate in and ^ 1 for I lorry County, at his ofllee, at Con1 way, S. for a final discharge as admin- Ii istratrix of the estate of A. F. Hardwiek, I* j deceased. M. A. I lard wick, Qualified Admr A. F, Hard wick, j I deceased, 4 w 9 fi SZ - - - Wintlirop CeiJegi! Scholarship and Fntrniicc I Examination. 1 The examination for the award of vacant I scholarships in Winthrop College and for tho ad' mission of now students will ho hold at tho (bounty Court House on Friday, July (ilh, at 0 a. in. Applicant,. inunt not bo loss than fifteen years of age. when scholarships are vacated aftor duly <i. they will tio awarded to those making the highest average at this examination provided they meet the condition* governing tho award. Applicant* for scholarship should write to President Johnson Iwfore the examination for scholarship application lilauks. Scholarship* nre worth $100 and free tuition. The next session well open September 10th, liKHi. For further information and catalogue, address Pres. I). It. .Johnson, Hock Hill, S. ?Timber deeds and timberontionn I for sale at tho Herald oftioe. Call when you ueed blanks of this kind Notice of Discharge. On tlit* 28th day <?f June A 1) 1 <)()<?, nt 11 o'clock m in. the undersigned, as :u)hiiilistrot?>r of the estate of A II I OmMthuIi, decent d. will apply to Hon II N S-o&lnus, Judge of Drobate in and for Horry County, at his ollice at Conway, S (lor a final discharge us such administrator JatncK A \j wis. (Qualified Ad in r Estate A II .1 Oulhraith Deceased 4wtt Kodol Dyspepsia Curej Digests what you eat. 7 vFe High I Appreciation I | K | of our constant efforts to please 1 the trade is shown by the con- % I tinned patronage of our Ctis- \ r tomers I 1,1 I I ' IIKK\K 11 K A ( H l N <; KKHKK PS OF OUK K A I K DKaL g |a INdS !S SlluWN K\ Til KADI H I ION OK N'KW CUSTOM KRS j? DAII.V. k TIIK TIIRIKT ANI) IMiOHRKss OK OIJU Cl'sTOM KliS gj is shown n\ 'i iik in< rkasing dkmand kor a iikwi. ? a kk : lass OK m KKOI' a n jm^ K, WK ll.\YK NKVKK RKKORK RKKN RKTTKR UKKUAK i KD TO MKKT THIS KM AND Til AN WK ARK TODAY. OUli STOCK OK HOODS IS MOUK COM 1'LKTK THAN I KVKK, AND WITH OUR PRICKS CUT AND RKCUT TO TDK ? 5 LOWESTMARK CONSISTANT WITH SOUND BUSINESS! ; WK A UK STILL IN TIIK LK AI >. MAINTAINING TIIK I i CONFIDENCE OK ALL OUll CUSTOM BUS AND ltAKIDDY gj ; CONVINCING TIIK PUBLIC Til ROUH H Til K MERITS OK | | OUR COM MO DTI KS THAT The Gully is the Place! : TO GET bTJLL VALUE EOREVERY DOLLAR vol 81*END CALL AND WE WILTJ CONVINCE VOL THAT THESE STATEMENTS ARE TRUE. s i iii is twrn. DKAI.KHSL IN j GENERAL IMMIIOISi MB IIRIIIS If I6AVHLST0RES fill ? SUMMER lllNI! | ! I m W'o take pleasure in announcing tc our customers and lie public generall v that w? have B ^ opened up a very complete and attractive lino of seasonable good* suited to the wants W Jot the trade, and which wo nro offering at reasonahl pricesOUIt OUOOEItY I) ISI* ARTM ENT, | S I Consisting of Corn, Crist, Meal, Flour. Macon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Ac., will he | found complete and all sold as cheap as same quality can he purchased elsewhere. I NO BARGAIN DAYS OR SPECIAL SALES, I fl to work off old stock and ruhhish as we have none of that class of goods on hand, hut wo aro selling the goods all tlio year round at close prices. Crude Turpentine and ail ? kinds of Country Produce purchased at full maiket value. fully appreciate the U I very liberal patronage with which we have been favored in the past and' respci (fully ask p] a continuance during lliOti. bA | DUSENBURY & CO. I | TODDVIIjIjE, . S, C I ARE YOU.? ~ RUN DOWN TIRED OR NERVOUS? USE PALATOL Weak Luhtrs, Dyspepsia. Indigestion. PALATOU U the. i?omn.io ^LATOL is the moderation preparation of Cod Liver Oil with livpop osphites and is the greatest Tonic and body builder known to medicine. Iou should try Palatol. ttXc. Price $1.00 Itottc. NORTON DRUG CO. IJVST I A WORPi To ilint arc anticipating n prospiions future. Kieiy) think- [ ing and fconomp takes a place just here and >ou will find tin* i.donn utH I itiuit compose them for stile atom pi act* of business. Vou wilHlo bet'er H to confer with us before placinif yom order for this class of yond* for H we carry the very best and will sell them to yon foi tic n< re son n. of a profit. Sun otlie sailiny always lot? beer , and a I w-i u II t, ;| . |<(.y note 9 to happiness Vou will eej \ this ' lessim; i! \ow?!o \ nr bit n>> with fl ()UK .M() I TO is .op', as e and i:;\e value r?coi\?d H e\ ry trans- i action Prices and ?piality >'? u?i uai>te? ,nf Calhoun & Go'sj >si i- <> it 10. J '