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W? ocE A. 1*. JOHNSON When You Want GOOD GROCERIES CHEAP! Also curries a full and complete line of Dry Goods, Notions, ohoes, Hats and (Jents Furnishings. Cheapest Place to Buv Meat. * r~ i 1 Chinese Lahndry. ? V Collars and Anil's, Iron P P injj Machine. brk turn 4 ed out promptly. Send n 3 mo a trial order. Family J P washing taken. Satisfac- r P lion rj uaranteod. Work M neatly executed, and in n ' First Class Style. Yours k ^ f??r Good Work, f| Call on I GEO. LVM.| 0. s. HACKER & SON, 544, 546 and 548 King St, MOUIJMN U, Window uiid Fancy Glass a Specialty, [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 dlsoovery represents the natural Juices of dlgee* tion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonto and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Mr. S. S. Ball, of Ravenswood, W. Vs.. ?sy?>" I was troubled with sour stomach for twsnty years. Kodol cured me and we are now uslnt It In milk for baby," Kodol Digests What You Est. Bottles only. $ 1.00 Slse holding 2K times the trial slza, which sella for 30 cents. Prepared by K. O. DeWITT A 00 , OHIOAOQb CONWAY DUUG CO. Stove Wood! Now is the time to get your stove wood. Can make yon special pripes on wood of any kind. Just drop mo a postal to Ho* 40. All orders receive prompt attention W. H. Rollinson, CONWAY, S. C. Wofford College FITTING SCHOOL ij&'w brick buildings. Steam boat and electric iTffrite. Headmaster and Mafrqn livo in pic biiildiu^u. Individual fitpdajou'to oac.b ntn di nt. Situated on tbo Wofford t'inn pun. Students ii|Uc a regular c our so in tbo College (iyiunaHium, and liave ftceoss to tbo College Library, $1'25.IK1 nayb for board, tuition and all fees, Next BeBsion begins September JOtb. For Catalogue, etc.. address A. MASON Uvl'RK, Headmaster, Iw'IH Spartanburg, s. C. For Sale. What is known as theBcaty Farm, the property of Mr. S, F. Bourne, fopr piiles from ponway, on Conway and gate's Bay public road, 50 lucres, more or less, acres cleared, dwelling house, tobacco barn, packing house and stables, ope-fourth nirlo from church and school houSU; ,iA/u1 / !?,? ^viinrlnt tnn nnil Imurevft/I * V/MHV4|? VI Wll IIUVI llllj't V f VM farming land; farm lies on each side of the road. Party wants to sell at once, and so good a place is not ver^ often offered for sale. Apply to S. F. Bourne, Toddville, S. C; or to Ht ?L Woodward, Attorney at Law. Oonway, S. C. NPTICf, Notice is hereby given that the \ undersigned as guardian of Sarah Cloff and S. W. Skipper will apply to Judge of Probate in and for Horrv County, at his offieo at Conway, 8, C , at 11 o'clock a. m. on the 13th day of August A. D. 1006, for a final discharge as such guardian, td Doctor Phipps. FOR SALE?One new four inct whims ufrcarp whifttte. for sate. Cost |12 Ofl Will sell for $10,00. Apply ai the Herald office. THE HORRY HERALD, Thursday August 9 1906. Pleasant Meadow Dots. We are very busy in the grass yet, but wo are looking for old man White to come along in the near future and help us out. Wo are still curing tobacco. We will get through after awhile. We are still having rain, rain right on, but we are looking for a dry sj)cll in the future. Health is not very good in this section now. One of the young daughters if Mr. J. P. Pridgoon, Ellen has been very ill with fever for a few days last week, but she is improving nicely now under the treatment of a skilled physician. The eldest daughter of Mr. J. C. Grainger is very ill with fever, but is improving somewhat. Mrs Isadore Pridgeon isalso quite ill, but is doiug us well as could be expected. Misses Helen and Ida Causey are still on the road to improvement. We hope all the sick will soon vecover. We will expect preaching services at Pleasant Meadow next Sunday, afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. II G. Fowler will officiate. All are Invited to attend. We hope to have good services. There are no weddings to report but tin1 indications aio that there soon will be some. Those who are not subscriberSMo the Herald is just missing it. Plow Hoy. The Hud of llie World of troubles that rob E. II. Wolfe, of Bear Grove,' la. of all usefulness, came when be began taking Electric Bitters. He writes: "Two years ago kidney troubles caused me great suffering. which 1 would never have survived had 1 not taken Electric. Bitters. They also cured me of general debility." Sure cure for all stomach, liver and kidney complaints, blood diseases, headache, dizziness and weakness or bodily decline. Price f)0c. Guaranteed by Norton Drug Co's., drug storo. Justice Items. As I haven't seen anything from Justice in so long a time, 1 will give you just a little idea how things are progressing hero. Crops are very good considering the amount of rain we have had for the past few weeks. Health of this community is very good at this writing. Tobacco is selling at fairly good prices considering the grade. Cotton is much better than it was thought it would be when the rains continued so long. Mrs. Ij. Addie Jones has returned to her family at Defewiaek Springs, Fla , after spending several weeks wim relatives in tins section. Miss Clyde McQueen has been visiting friends and relatives in this place. She returned to her home at Lor is some days ago. Miss Julia McQueen . is visiting friends here. W. Boyd Jones was seen early Sunday morning on routo to Marlon to spend the day. The Pleasant Meadow correspondent is under the impression that grass seeds can be had from thatsec1 tion very cheap^for next year. If this been true, 1 would like to engage soveral bushels as 1 will have to plant before I can get any more, for what was not destroyed by cultivation has been v ashed away, roots, seeds and all. We have to feed our geese for the lack of grass. Whistle Breeches. T11E STATE OF SOuTlI CAROLINA, County ok iiorky, Court of Common Pleas. Jnihes Thomas, by J. N. Jenretto, his Guardian Ad Litem, and Morso Thomas Plaintiffs, against EUxa J. Johnson, Thomas Sarvis, Jackson Sarvls, May Hell Sarvis, Maria Cox, T.1 I. II? t rt - 11 - * # 4 -* i r milium .j . ^o.\ , an ana singular me Heirs at Law of Liiula Cox, the elder, deceased, said lie Irs, if any, unknown to Plaintiffs, and Nora Cox,Defendants 1 Copy Summons for Helief?Complaint Not Served, To the Defendants: Eliza J. Johnson. Thomas Sarvis, Jack sop Sarvis, May Jlelle Saryis, Coy, franklin J. Cox, all and singular the Heirs at Law 1 of Linda Cox, the elder, deceased, said heirs, If any., unknown to Plaintiffs and Nora Cox, j You are hereby aummond and required to answer the oomplalnt In this action, I which has been Hied in the ofllce of the 1 Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for the said County, aud to serve a copy of jour answer to the said complaint on the sub ' scriber at his oilice in Conway, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the (Jay of such service, and if you fall to answer tne complaint within the tithe aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. 1 July 2fith, lOOti. if, II WOODWARD, , plaintiffs1 Attorney, t To Thomas Sarvis, and all and singular > the Heirs at Law of Linda Cox, the el der, deceas d, said heirs, if any. unknown to Plaintffs, ab:ent Defendents: i Take notice that the complaint in this i action was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court Common Pleas. in Rnd for Horry County, on the 27th day of July A. D. 1906, A ! H. H. WOODWARD, \ Plaintiffs1 Attorney. t W. L. MI8HOE, [Seal. | t Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, Cw21, - % SOME CHEAPNESS You con |ray to dear for. The ex)(Is wo sell you cheap, aro good goods. T1 TIIV IS ON A ,HAIL OKUltU | Your nearest mail box places you right next door to us. E ore more than gratified with " filled, we have not received one AGAIN cE WISH TO IMPRESS One bv whi h they can rapidly incrca WHOLESALE PRI< WE A Fine quality colored figured tafi'cta 50 cents. Our price 3.3 cents per yan 30 inch white Glasgow linen suitin; cents. Our price 8 cents per yard. 41 inch all wool panuma cloth su Regular price 50 cents. Our price 20 Ladies cream brlllluntine walking price $2.08 each. Ladies white lawn and Lingerie shi profusely trimmed, with laces and < Our price $1.25 each. AGENTS For Dr. Jaegers Candidates Cards ANNO! MU.llttVTS IMtiat THIS IIKAI> S."?.OOIIN ADVAM U, ??WWI?mw, |1 . m S| For House of Kepre&cntativcs. I hereby announce my candidacy for the olllce of Representative from 1 lorry county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary, and pledging myself to protect the interest of the farmers to the best of my ability. Geo. II. Jones. Alter being solicited by my friends here and elsewhere. 1 have consented to announce myself a candidate for the I I..... ..f t>? ?..o ? : ? ? iiumr m in'i'I roiMiuu i v Minjrci in I in* Democratic primary. A. 1). Jackson 1 hereby announce my sell' a candidate for the //ouse of Representatives fr? m I lorry t'ounty, subject to the action of the Democratic piimary. //. K. CO')Is 10. To the Democratic voters of //orry County: 1 have been asked to run for the Legislature. When lirst approach ed, 1 declined to run, as 1 exnected to make the race for the State Senate two years from now. So many people have approached me that 1 feel there is a pub He demand for me to become a candidate, and I have consented to make the race. If elected I shall labor to keep the e>'penses of the State Government, in proper bounds, I shall do my best to have the levy for 11 orry County llxed at such a figure as will raise only enough money to pay the expenses of the County Government economically administered With thanks for your support in the past and hoping to merit a continuance of your confidence and support, .). 1*. Derhatn I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the House of Representatives for //orry county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary, D. I). HARKKLSON. I announce myself a candidate for member of the House of Representatives from Horry county, pledging myself to abide the rules of the Democratic primary. M. M. STANLEY. I hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the House of Representatives from Uorry county, subject to the rules of the Democratic prlinarv. II. W. MISIIOE. Col. D. A. Spivcy having represented our county with credit and distinction in the General Assembly for two years, we believe that he should consent to stand for reelection. Feeling that we have been well and ably represented, and that the record ho'has made should receive the endorsement of our people geuorally, we his friends take pleasure In nominating him to succeed himself as a member of the House from Horry county subject to the Democratic primary. Many Citizens. For Supervisor. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Supervisor ot //orry County, subject to the rules of the Deiflocyatlc primary, and pledging myself if elected to conduct the office to the, best interest of the county. Joseph Todd. I hereby announce my cnndidacy for election to the oifice of County Supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. \V. K. HOLT. At the solicitation of many friends I hereby announce myself a candidate for Supervisor of Horry County subject to the rules of the Deypppratlc prlinarv. W. L. SINGLETON. T 1 1 - i nereuy announce myscii a candidate for county supervisor, subject to the rule of the Democratic party, and announcing myself always in favor of good /oads. A, P. JOHNSON. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Supervisor subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. JEREMIAH MJSHOE. After being solicited Vy many friends from different parts of the county to make the race for Supervisor, and feeling that I can discharge the duties of this office to the entire satisfaction of the public, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for said o.ffce, subject to the regulations governing the Democratic primary. Respectfully, W. II. SMALL. For County Auditor. I hereby announce ir.yself a candidate for the office of Auditor of ilorry County, pledging myselfto abide the result of the f>rlmary election and o support thenomneesof the Democratic party. George J,, Marsh. My candidacy for reelection to the olflce of County Auditor of Ilorry county is'hereby announced. J. A. LEWIS. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Auditor of Horry county subject however to the rules of the Democratic primary. {J, N. SESSIONS. Louis Co Ll2 uud 23-4 kiuir Street in-: iioi si; that t.ivus vol "sti ^hc Largest Retai IN THE the response our advertisement mi t complaint. Which speaks volume** UPON THE MERCHANTS.-Our so their business, We'll cut piece CES RE OFFERJ .-ilk suiting. Regular retail price h g. Regular price everywhere 121 iting, Navv and Royal Hluc only, cents per yard. ; skirts. Regular value $100. Our rt waists, open pack, short sleeves, miibroideries. Regular value $1 75. Celebrated Sani(an/ Wool( 10 AND 15 CI IXMMMDnuMMMBMHHMMMMMMMMMMMMMHMMMMMaMI l!or Coimtv Treasurer. I I. nanlx ' ... uciouj i.i'ii"iiu> e myse.i 'i camtntate for eb ? i< n l<> the odlce of County Trcusill r of I! o i iv Otitdy, pledging myself lo abide the result of the !) m ocratic primary, and if elected to discharge the duties of theoliice to the best interests *f tlu? county. B. I'. McQueen I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection tot.be otllco of Treasurer of irony. J. A. MoDKUMO IT. I'or rroimte JtMlLio. lly solicitation of my many friends I hereby announce myself a candidate for the o'llce of Probate ./udjjo of //orry county subject to 1 lie action of the Democratic primary. Yours respectfully WALTKU N. OBHK.VIjI). My candidacy lor election to the rill e of Probate J ud.ye of 1 lorry County Is hereby announced, pledyin^ myself to abide the result of the primary eleetion. Ir. Marion .iohnsi n. In response lo the solicitation of many friends my candidacy for the olUce of Probate ./udjje is hereby announced, subject to tbe rules of lite Democratic primary. ./()liN HOLT. I'or Supertnt?-|i?lei>t ??t" iCducatluii. For many reasons 1 am a candidate for Superintendent of Bdnc.nlion of 1 lorry County subje t to the rules of the Democratic Primary. O, J. llBl.b I hereby announce n.ysclf a candidate for the otilce ol Superintendent of Kdu cation of 1 lorry County. I will abide llie rt?su'.t of the Democratic primary. .1. AI, DOHMAN. 'I hanking my friends for their support in the past, I again announce myself a candidate for the oliic > of County Superintendent of Education subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W. A. LMUNCK. For Magistrate. 1 hereliy announce myself a candidate for Magistrate of Eioyds township, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. 11 EN it Y II. QKHKALI). As J. II, BlilNSON lsa young man of a high standard of character, one who strives for tho upbuilding of our land, one who would give justice alike on all sides, ane who stands In the fear of God, one who is young but not to young to make a political record, for these and many other reasons, wo sollcito him a candidate for Magistrate for Simpson Creek township, Voters. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate, ilayboro township, subject to the Democratic primary, 8. M. ALLEN, Gmley, S. C. My candidacy for tho ofllce of Magistrate for Conway is hereby announced. J. N. t/ENKETTE. P^TheX 1 Dodging! [ Period I IB f\4 a wmnion'o lif/* I" *1?A ivi m nviuuu d uic id II1C IlillllC UHt'Il given to "change of life." Your B menses come at long Intervals, and H grow scantier until they stop. The change lasts three or four years, and B causes much pain and suffering, B which can, however, be cured, by B taking B ? UARDUI M Woman's Refuge in Distress JV It quickly relieves the pain, nerv- m ousness, Irritability, roiserableness, nR H fainting, dizziness, hot and co!4 E K flashes, weakness, tired feeling, etc. B Cardul will bring you safely through this "dodging period," and build H H u your strength for the rest of your fl H You can get it at all druggists in M 11.00 bottles. B "EVERYTHING RUT DEATH ! suffereJ." writes Virginia Robson.of East* H on. Md., "until | took Cardul, which cured H ipa so quickly It surprised my doctor, who didn't know I was taking It." S hen & Co CII VKI I:STON. S. CiSF.KTION" Olt vol II HON H\ HACK il Mail order House SOUTH. 1 with from the readers of this paper, for our mail order department, methods of helping them to carry a mo goods from the cheapest to the tine: IMP VNT1L S< 27 inch white mercerized figured whiti 20 cents. Our priced cents per ,\ard. Ladies walking skirts made of the I tucks at each scam. Kegular value $175 Ladies black Chinr silk waists, fronts ular value $3.75. Our price $3.00 each. We carry a complete line of Lents Uu reus muslin underwear. \ii Underwear ami Ladies I ENTS EACH imiiii 1111 mil a???it I IP I n n _ ? i j i ne niigi i | Appn 1 | of our constant e 1 the trade is show | tinued patronag< I tomers | Til 10 FA U REACHING FFF SINGS IS SHOWN BY TIIEADDI'I DAILY, TIIETHR1FT AND FROHR m IS SHOWN BY Til K INCREASE | KB CLASS OF MERCHANDISE, WF IIAYF NEVKit BEFORE H ED TO MEET THIS KM AND OUR STOCK OF HOODS IS I EVE It, AND WITH OUR PRICK LOWEST MARK CONSISTANT I WE ARK STILL IN THE LEJ B CONFIDENCE OF ALL OUR CU CONVINCING THE PUBLIC T1 OUR COM MO DTI KS THAT JThe Gully is I TO GET RULE VALUE KOREV CALL AND WE WILL CON V STATEMENTS ARE TRUE. IB I 6 DKALKHN GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND MANl Highest Prices paid for Country Pi jniWii m We take pleasure in announcing to our custome ^ opened up a very complete ami attractive lino ol A or the trade, and w liicn we are offering at reaao f OUK.GKOCKKV Dl Consisting of Corn. Crist, Meal, l-'lour. Hue 2 found complete and all sold as cheap as same qu NO BARGAIN DAYS OR to work off old atock and ruhbiah aa wo liavo no wo aroaclling tho gooda all tlio yoar round at cl< kinda of Country Produce purchased at full ina very liberal patronage with which wo have been I a continuance during Iboti. DUSENBU1 T<>1>1>VTT jTT! Wofford College, " IIKNUY N. SNYDKK, 1.1.. 1>., President. Two degrees, A. II.. and A, M. Four coarsen loading to the A. B. Degree. Nine Professors, Q| Library and Librarian. Tlie W. K. Burnett gymiiatlum under a competent director. .1. B. Cleveland Science llall. Athletic grounda, Course ol of lectures by the ablest men on the piatforiu, Next session hog Ins Ken tern her lf?. Board from $14 to $P'? a month. For catalogue Ti or otlu i information, address J. A. UAMKNVKLL, Hecretaiy. 01 Spartanburg, H. b( Kodol Dyspepsia Cure [| bigoats what you oat. 1 C? V - L P.UKTO PACE WITH FA?T*. The truth comes out. Let's put you face to face with some of our bargains. WHEN ARE YOU COMING? or do you intend to write? Hither way, you'll oe satis* lied with vour purchases. Hrom tiie number of orders we re varied stock at a lesser out layst grades and sell it t<> you at OLD, ! madras suiting. Regular value iuest quality Indian head, three Our price $1.2") each, covered with { inch tucks. Uotfrnishin^s. and Ladies and Child 'Ionic Journal /'a!ferns 1 ] A -1 ecamon | fforts to please 1 /n by the con- I 2 of our Cus- | EFTS OF OUU FAIR I>EAL I rioNof new customebs 8 hiss OF ourt CUSTOM Kits 1 MG I)EM AND Foil A HIGH- S ! BEEN BETTER PRKPAR fi THAN WE A11E TODAY. | MO UK COMPLETE THAN 1 S CUT AND REOUTTOTHE | WITH SOUND BUSINESS 1 U). MAINTAINING THE I rSTOMEUS AND RAPIDLY I TROUGH THE MERITS OF I i the Place! FRY DOLLAR YOU SPEND. | INCE YOU TIIAT THESE I Ill MP! IIMMffi OF1 imL STORES I roduce and Crude Turpentine. I iiiilil] rs an<l lio imiI> 1 ic Konorallv tlu?t wo have B E seasonable (goods suited to the wants B nabl prices- A DPAItTMKNT, f on, I.ard, Suyar, Coffee. Ac., will ho B lality can he purchased elsewhere. n SPECIAL SALES, I no of that oIhhh of ^ooda on hand, hut B >3o prk-oo. Crude Turpentine and all ^ iket value. Wo fully appreciate the B favored in the punt and" roHpectfully nek C RY & CO. I . j niversity of South Carolina. assioti 1000-7 Begins Wed Sept 20 Five courses leading to B A degree, iir to B S degree, one to T, I degree id one to h L B de^reo. Certiliites for work completed in any oue tho deparmonts. Exposes: Tuition fee $10 00; arm fees, $18 00; Boom fee $8 00; ic-half of each must be paid at the ?ginning of each term. Tuition c may be remitted upon presentaou of certificate of inability to pay ic same. HEN,J AM IN ST,CAN, President