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J C Y *?? -*> > t f - > .> j j'; . i jt m i,*'- J1 4<-;|i;fwr I ?i>jf Advis^muj^p -iitg [3urgfci^"i ?j M Ml IC H AN DISK I ^ A. l\ JOHNSON, > )\ r *4 . I r"7" I* Chinese Laundry. I I ( Collars and Cuffs, Iron P I in^f Machine. Work turn 2 od out promptly. Send ? I J mo a trial order* Family ? I P washing taken. Satisfc*!- P Jtion Guaranteed, WiPk neatly executed, and in fc J First Class Style. Yours t for Good Work, P ?v Call on P jCKO. LVM.j (i. S. HACKER & SON, 544, 546 find 548 King St, CHARLESTON f S. C. M OlhlHN O , Window and Fancy GUhhh VI |FW VJ Sour Stomach No appetite, loss of strength, nervousness, headache, constipation, bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh lof the stomach are all duo to indigestion. Kodol cures Indigestion. Tttls new dtkcbv* ery represents the natural juices of digestion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonlo and reconstructive properties. Kcdol Dyspepsia Cure does not only dure 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, y/, Va* says:? " I was troubled with sour stomach for twanty years. Kodol cured me and we ?ara now ualnv it In milk for baby," Kodol Digests Whet Yon Edt. i Bottlaa only. $ 1.00 Size holding 2Yk times the trial size, which sella for AO cents. Pr?par*d by E. O. DaWlTT A OO , OHIOAOa CONWAY DUUG CO. nl I, i. Stove J Wood! i i Now is tlio ti 1110 to ^e6'your stove wood. Can make you special priced on wood of any kind. Jlist drop mc a postal to Pox 4t?. All orders receive prompt attention W. H, Rollinson, CON WAY, S. C. U- .It'll1 ll H' -L ! 1 NOTICE! I tako pleasure of njjyrinin# my customers and the purchasing public generally, that my patronage has been such as to necessitate the enlarAffluent of my store room, and have recently, added an additicn, which i havoV filled * with a choice selection of Plantation and Family Groceries. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats. Those goods will be rushed ofT at a small profit to make room for my fall and winter stock. Keop me in mind when you want anythiug in J. ft. NICHOLAS. For Sale. What is known as theHeatV Farm, the property'of Mr ; 8. F. Bourne, fcfour milos from Conway, on ConB^way and Kate's I3a^ public r0ad, 50 BBkcrcs. more oV less, 115 aci*es cleared, dwelling house, tobacco barn, pack^ ing house and\stablcs, one-fourth m.lo from church und school house: good clay foundation kb? improved farming land;Trirm lies on t*ucn side of the road. Party wants tt> sell at once, and so goodfa phuie.is not very . often ofTevfcd fir, said. Apply to i S. F.ypihdnk /Toddvifle,)S. O. I or to /i [s ' jif? mi i r . < } f If. H. W6dAWdrtf, Attorney at Law. Conway, S. C. THE M0RRY HERALD. t~ = Thursday August 30 1906. J : jLi i i :iioo?c a Good Man tor Supervisor Thoro was quite a crowd at Daisy on jounty campaign day to listen to the excellent speeches that were made by the candidates. There aro good men running for each ottlpy, in fact it is a set of intelligent gentlemen on this campaign, i think each ollice can honorably be tilled with a good man. I hope the people will make a wise choice in electing a good man for Supervisor, not that I have a word to put before the public against any single candidate, but as this is an important ollice and this being a time when our financial interests should be taken care of, we should look well to whom we place in trust. When 1 turned the ollice over to my successor the county was not it debt . 1 never issued an order against the county unless the Treasurer had funds to meet it, and never contracted any debt unless first knowing the funds were in hand for same, the Treasurer always handing in monthly statements cf what ho had on hand which gave me an idea of the amount that coul\J be drawn. The Supervisor cannot borrow money and run the county in debt unless the Treasurer, together with himself. sign the proper papers, and if we always keep suel) a Treasurer as we have at this time 1 don't think there will be money and I am of the Treasurer's opinion c'on't lets borrow money but run the ordinary expenses with the amount of taxes collected. It can be done, and has been done and should continue to bo done. Very respectfully. J.'L. Hoyd; Tlic find of flic World of troubles that rob E, II. Wolfe, of Boar Grove, la , of all usefulness, came when lie be^an taking Electric Bitters. He writes: ''Two years a?ro kidney troubles caused me^reulsuffering. which 1 would never have survived had I not taken Electric Bitters. They also cured me of general debility." Sure cure for all stomach, liver and kidicy complaints, blood diseases, headache, dizziness and weakness or bodily decline. Price ftOe. Guaranteed by Norton Drug Co's., drugstore. -? A Word to School Teachers. Mr. Editor:?To depart from evil is uuderslatidinir. Peeling the need of an all wise Guide and an fWer present Help, 1 now write a few lines and hope after you havo made the necessary corrections, you will please allow them space for publication in your paper Some of us have been authorized to teach in the public schools of this county. Here, to a certain extent, ave take the parent's place. Bein?j interested'in the future welfare of those under our care we leei it our duty to warn them against evil. We should abstain from whiskey, now styled "a prevalent evil. " Alcohol, if taken into the system, creates a craving appetite for itself, degenerates the powers of man and shortens life. Tho man who is trying to quench his thrist for whiskey by the continued use of alcoholic liqu.rs may be compared with the man who is trying to put out lire by constantly adding more fuel. To never take a drink is one safe guard. In order to fight tho Elf that lurks about youth's brink, they need more help than the words <4dont drink.'' We would advise them to abstain from the evil, even to the point of being alone, oll'euding their friends and winning the criticism of their associates. When we have the chance of casting our vote, if we feel it our duty to cast it for a man who docs not favor compromising with an evil, but favors prohibiting it, let us practice what we teach. Though we lose our vote and friends and win criticism, wc have not lost the confidence cf our imitators and they probably following our example.when tempted with the bottle will have tho courage to say no. M. C. Dormau. ?~ ? (ialv eston's Sea Wall makes life now us safe in that city as on the higher uplands, hi. W.Ooodloe, who resides on Dutton st., in Waco, Texas, needs no sea wall for safety. He writes: "I have used Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption foi the past live years and it keeps rm well and safe. Before that time 1 had a cough for years which had been growing worse. Now its gone,". Cures chronic coughs, le gr:ppe, croup, whooping, cough and prevents pneumonia, Pleasant tc 4-oI/a (Ptrovtir \ vi~v f fin oorl of l/C* IV V* AUVVIJ ^UUlUUtUl/U 14 1/ the Norton Drug Co's., drug store. Price. 50c and $i 00. Adrian News. The fever seems to have a hold or the people of this community. Wo were sorry to learn that Aunl Marion Cartright had the misfortune to fall out of the door hurting hei head and neck very badly. Adrian has two candidate for Mag istrate. Daniel Grainger and Dow , Jones are our candidates. We hope the voters will turn oul and lets try and select the best mer for our ofiicers. J.T, Tompkins has located th< man who found his pocket bool which he lost last spring. K. T. The than who has attained a meat ure 0/ success not because he hoi not advertised, but in spite of it, be longs as a rule to the family that ii profiting by other men's oul lay. / i i SOME CHEAPNESS | You can pay to dour for, I The goods we sell you cheap, are good tfoods. Till THY (?N ON A ill llL OUIIKIt | Your nearest mail box places you right next door to us. "Vy E are more than gratified with I " filled, we have not received one c. AGAIN cE WISH TO IMPRESS I One bv^whi h they can rapidly increase WHOLESALE PRIC WE A1 Eiuo quality colored figured tatTeta 50 cents Our price 3d cents per yard. 30 inch white Glasgow linen suiting cents. Our price 8 cents per yard. I I inch all wool panaina cloth suit Regular price 50 cents. Our price 30 c Radios cream brtlllantino walking price $2 08 each. Ladies white lawn and Lingerie shirt .. 4..: 1 ...: i i- i -- > jjiuiuouiy in hi uii'u y witn KU'l'K atld CM Our price $1.25 eac h. AGeWts For Dr. Jaegers c t * Diffi I J ^n/r aWe make c. . i y is worn. 1'lvat is o can give you 1" oft money in Di'i :io than is pnjiaUe in only one kind ( f i Aa \v<: civ.raU (?\ ?.* I i, . i. fl specialty factories, every ;.ch Ht some department a;ul we are Ml to produce uniformly the hip ^k Ask your dealer for I/i. y&tefctoA \ WE AMAE MOPE ANY OTHER HOU ^ ~~ ?? " " . 1 " " . ; f Stock I Profits I atn be greatly Increased by giving fl I special care to tho health of every animal and fowl on the farm. B Sick poultry, sheep, cattle, hogs, B horses, etc., depend on their livers I to keep them well B Black-Draught) Stock and Poultry I Medicine 1 I keeps their livers working and B therefore keeps them well. Black-Draught Stock and Poul- B try Medicine is a pure, natural, B vegetable, blood purifier, and acts B by regulating the stomach, liver B and bowels. B It prevents and cures Hog Choi- B era, Chicken Cholera, Colic, DIs- If temper, Coughs, Colds, Constipa- M Hon, Fever, Loss of Appetite, B Wasting Away, and all the com- B mon stock diseases. B It Is a perfect medicine for gen- B eral farm use. Try it. Q ' EM Price 25c for a large can, at B all druggists and dealers B KEEP YOUR FEET DRY i J will repair/ ) ur shoes while you wait. I am always ready to wait on t you at once. SHOES BOOTS and > HARNESS neatly repaired. Call ' and see me and give me a trial. Yours truly ; F. M. LEWIS t Shoemaker. ESTHAY. 3 Taken up at my place one yellow sided, c white backed, white faced stiuighthorned cow. One ear cut half off. Apply or write, Webster Green, Bucksport, 8. C. 3w22. s J. A. Oartrett was a pleasant caller . at the offioo one day last week. s W. T. Grainger paid the paper a pleasant call one day recently. s 1 ? C? Louis Coti 232 and 234 Kin* Street. K liorsi; Til AT ?IVKS VOt "8 ATISI he Largest Retail IN THE ? lie response our ttdvertiseLontmet wi omplaint. VVliich speaks volumes for 11'ON Til K MEUCI1 ANTS.-Our me i their business, We'll cut piece goi >ES OFFERIi ilk suiting. Regular retail price Regular price everywhere 12J ing, Navy and Royal Hlue only, tu ents per yard. skirts. Regular value $?0(). Our , ^ ul waists, rmon nac.lc vluirl, kIopvpk. nbroiderics. Regular value $1 7f>. ro U'Iclfj'atcd Sanitary JYoolcu 10 AND 15 CE ">nd ja * I, FOOTj$Um I v;'U' A ^k'itir*w?ES A c;\ . c;i" shoe that 1 no z't.sson why we I ?vJ. ih'ant! shoes 8 hcetories-nvakin^ I lann, subili\ id? il into seven B K,i t:.n be.utili/eti in I enabled to j^nnle out leather Ml jhest quality without waste. U iiaontl ISrand Allocs. M 7* DIAMOND BRAND cA </>^\ 4r SHOEMAKERScSMOUtt I 7A2" SHOES THAN / SE IN THE W?ST^J% I'lIK S TATE OF SO TU CAROLINA, County of iiokky, Court of Common l'lens. James Thomas, by I. N. Jenrotte, his Guardian Ad Litem, and Morse Thomas IMiintilTs, against Eliza J. Johnson, Thomas Sarvis, Jackson Sarvis, May Hell Sarvis, Maria ('ox, Franklin J. Cox^ all and singular the Heirs ut Law of Linda Cox, the elder, deceased, said heirs, if any, unknown to Plaintiffs, and Nora-Cox Defendants Copy Summons for Relief?Complaint Not Served, To the Defendants: Eliza J. Johnson. Thomas Sarvis, Jackson Sarvis, May lielle Sarvis, Maria Cox, Franklin J. Cox, all and singular the Heirs at Law of Linda Cox, the elder, deceased, said heirs, if anyj unknown to Plaintiffs and Nora Cox, You are hereby summond and required to answer the complaint in this action, which has been tiled in the otllce of the | Clerk of Court of Common Pleus for the said County, and to Serve a copy of jour answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his otllce in Conway, S, C., ! within twentvdavs after the service here. of, exclusive of theduy of such service, and if yen fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. July 20th, 1000. II. II. WOODWARD, Plaintiffs' Attorney, To Thomas Sarvls, and all and singular the Heirs at Law of Linda Cox, the elder, deceas d, said heirs, if any, unknown to Plaintffs, absent I)efendents: Take notice that the complaint in this action was tiled In the ollice of the Clerk of the Court Common Pleas, in and for Horry County, on the 27th day of July A. I). 1000. 11. If. WOODWARD, Plaintiffs' Attorney. W. L. MI8HOE, [8KAi/.| Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. 0w21, * Rough Lumber! 1 am prepared to furnish the public with Scantling Rough Boards and Lumber for all purposes on order at short notice and at very low prices. Call on or write J. T. SHELLEY Mary, S. C. DeWfttfe && Salve For Piles* Burns* Sores* len & Co CIIAKI.rSTOIN. S. C. MC-riON" l)IC YOI H .HONKI HACK Mail order House SOUTH. th from the readers of this paper. our mail order department, tliods of helping them to carry a mo ids from the cheapest t ? the line MG VNTIL Si 11 inch white mercerized figured white cents. Our price h cents per yard. Ladies walking skirts made of the t eks at each seam. Regular value slT.'i Ladies black Chinr silk waists, fronts ar value Our price Sd.00 each. We carry a complete line of dents Ki ns muslin underwear. I hdcnvcar?aitd Ladies MTS EACH TKa 1HI 0 a Li 11 a '! Appr |] of ourconstante the trade is shov : tinned patronag 1 tomers I 'I UK KAU REACHING El'T : IN(JS IS SHOWN 15Y TIIE AI) I H U DAILY. js THIS TH1UET AND PUOOH :j IS SHOWN I5Y THK LNCKEASI 0 EE CLASS OK M EKCH AN DISK WE HAVE NE V ER HEKORI (J Kl) TO MEET TIIFS MM AND OUR STOCK OK GOODS D a EVER, AND WITH OUR PEIC1 1 LOWEST MARK CONSISTANT a WE ARE STILE IN THE EE "j CON PI DENOE OF ALL OUR CI y CONVINCING THE PUIU/IC 'I jji OUR COMMODTI ES THAT O t~T*4 4 4 Ii tie uttiiy it TO OUT FULL VALUE KOU K1 \OAIJj AND WE WILL (JON1 STATEMENTS ARE TRUE. BURROUGHS X J GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND MAH I Highest Prices paid for Country I i & nor; | BISC I Prevent a A medicine Unit will prevent malarial affections, as well as solutcly needed at this seas< many preparations made abr but the people prefer a remed prepared under tho prescripts the result of his Ion# experiem Such a remedy is NORTON They are guaranteed to cure, and are easy to take. They sbription, and oxporiencc wit shows them one of the best chills and malaria. Try them your money wil be refunded. Nor Gr. Wilbur Blacksmith 6c Elm St.. Corner 4th and HorH<>8hocinu'. Hoilorjanil Mill Work ft HpAcMKy. tfimnintiMMl \ trial i FKH TO PACE WITH F.MT* The truth comes out. Let's put you face to face with somo of our bargains. WHEN ARE YOU COMING? or do you intend to write? Either way, you'll be satis, lied with your purchases. From the number of orders we re varied stock r.t a lesser outlayst grades and sell it to you at OLrP. j madras suiting. Kegular value inest quality Indian head, three t. pur price $1.25 each, icovered with { inch tucks. Kog irnishiugs, and Ladies and Child ___ Home Journal I'uftctns ' * llUlMip. I. 1 I eciation \ I ifforts to please Sjj vn by the con- r e of our Cus- : T 'Kl?TS <>! <) I' lv l'AIll DKaL ft 1 lo\ OK NKW CUSTOM KUS | KSS OK OIJK CUSTOM |0US | N(J DKMAN1) KOit A HIOIU 9 E mo ion hkttior UlUOUAli- I ' THAN \VK AH10 TODAY. g } MOIIK COM U MOT 10 THAN S OS (JUT AND UIOUUT TO Til 10 g WITH SOUND BUS1NICS8 % AD. MAINTAINING! TDK g [JSTO.M 10US AND KAPIDLY fl Tl HOT Oil TDK M Mil ITS OK H 3 the Plac^I /EUY DOLLAR YOU SPEND k /INOB YOIT THAT THESE ? tins an EKL IN N UtTIIME DF'MVIl STBES 9 'roduce and Crude Turpentine. P| rQN ST < :uit > ind Cure. % chills and fever and other ^ euro these ailments, is al>- ^ }u of tho year. There are oad and put on tho market, y made at home, a remedy ^ m of a home physician and ^ co in this part of tnecountry. biscuit i Put up in convenient form ^ arc Dr. Norton's owu pre- ^ h them in a lon^ practice remedies ever invented for ^ ; if they do not do tho work, ^ ton^DrugCo^ Harrelson, Boilermaker, 5th Aves Conway S C (ioofl Work at SAii?f*cU?>u will convlnro you, * I