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NEW r& La/L*a:est Lri Your losses in Take the advante WE HAVE A CO 1NO and any kir Notions, umbrella.-, ru^s and inatii to come wlietlier you trade or not 1 f^PFOIAI F COURT W THE HORRY HERALD. CIRCULATION iiOCKJ. IT1 It 1.1 Si | ICI) KVKliV T| I' RSI) A V MO'iNJMi HV I'dNWA V IT' ItLISII I NO CO. M UacUIL'JTON ON U I>OLLAU IT'.U YI4AK vIiIitimI hI IIh- I'oat Olllce at i. tuiwny, S. hh ShchikI CIiisb Mail j at>?r. II. II. WOO?)W Altl), K<!ilor A I)V KHTISI N( J It ATKS: Uuhiiicbb LocuIh, 8 roiiiH |???r lino. ('nrdB.nf r11m11kh anil ('omhiiiiiiculiut h of a IVrsoim Na tilrt* rl.arL'i'il for at Special UutcH according to I'Mifitli. ObituarieB, one cent a word in oxcobb of JM1 words. Olllcixl AdvertiBOinentH at ItatoR allowed by Law. Display AdvortiHoni;>nlR, Katee ftmiitdiod on application. Make all Clieeka and Ordoro payable to the Kditor. THURSDAY, SKLV. 13, 11)0(5. Lo! the conquoiing hero comes marching home ? Bryan's triumphaj entrance into New York, the strong hold of the gold bugs. Secretary Ta't is of the opinion that a proper Rhiippine tarill' would not hurt American trado. The Herald appreciates the assistance rendered it by its friends and correspondents in the past. Their services has been a great help toward making the Hem Id what it is today?one of the best county pa pers in this or any other State and a welcomed visitor in the homes of our people. An<U especially is the Herald grateful to its correspondents for their forbearance with it during the rush of political and other mat tor which, from the very nature <>f things, had to have the right of way. The way is now clear and the Herald hopes to welcome each and everyone of them back to its columns and their art icles will receive prompt and careful attention as circumstances may allow. The election is over and the destiny of Horry county, in so fares its public officers are concerned, is settled for the next two years at least. What has been done cannot now be undone. The sovereign ?vi11 of the people, as expressed through the ballot. box, prevails and the wishes of the majority hayc been recorded in the book of Pate, and there is no use in si tiling by the way side reping over "what might have been" had the result been ditTerent, because our candidates are among those who were left at homo and we are among the minority . Itemember that if conditions were reversed we would be occupying the other follow\s shoes and he would bo standing in ours. And we then, in that event., will be amazed because the other fellow \u<->tn>u tin. u<wk chill. nnrl nulwtu miwI If VUI n V??V/ MII^? MHJiivru ?iv? refuseth to be comforted. True patri otism consists not in stagnation bid in progressiveness. The exergene'e* of the timescalls for a liberal dipla^ of that, patriotism that will cause th the business world to hum and sinj around us like|a refrain from the al tars of industry. The responsibilti. rests alike upon the shoulders c both the successful and nnsuccesf ful candidates, as well as upon thos of every citizen to make this th most properous and successful perio known in the history of Horry cour ty and the city of Conway. News Prom Hurley . Health is generally good. Mrs. J. 11 at tie Smith, of Adrain is visiting in this section. There was preaching at Cor Spring Sunday and among those wh attended were Mr. 1\. W. Robert and son. Mr. Isaac Skipper and Moga Martin visited at Mrs. Shelly Sun doy afternoon. Miss Pear lie Ed wards has gene t Georgia where she will reside in th future. Stranger. The Herald for all the county news ??????????????? FALL C Ai lie ol' Good short crops will be ige of it and save MPLETE LINE 01 id of Dress goods igs ninny old price. Oenta Furnishi Uways glnd to show you. We must hi 3Ri np<; ?* * m ' gfc,i| af1 EEK. llnricla l.cttcr. .Mr. F< itor: Florida is a <jfrand |< lil Stale, Sim is noted for her i #;roat springs, rivers, lakes, crick- ; and ponds and the greatest pi ice foi i lis'.iin^ i ever have seen. There is i no trouble to net fish, and all yon .v havc to do is to go after them. Wild i turkcys, duek.; and <juail in abun I dance, fine hunting grounds, plentv i of eoons and opossums and "dut ' is * so not hi nn I like. There is plenty of fruit here, reaches, apples, ?rrapes, plums and lipTs. The fruit mentioned, n.ows on the plantation where I am living. This is a line country to live in I Monty of land to buy or rent Wi , We need more people here. Some of you Horry people come out and | s( e how you would like Florida. Health of this country pretty i oood. I am living where milk and ; lw....... II....... i>..........4 r..ii.. IMMH > III/VIO. | VV?| HTH ill iy J ( Salamarida (lore. Hardy (Sews. Editor Iletald:?Will you allow I mo space iu your paper for a few ; 1 words. There is some sickness in this community. We are having a few days of beau-' tifill weather now. Fodder pulling is about over. , 1 Summer has ?jfone, autumn has 1 come and cotton picking will soon ' beipn. U .1. S. ; 1 i I DRAG H down pales are a symptom of the H attack a woman, viz: falling of th H come Irregular, painful, scamty or \ H tng drains, dreadful backache, heat M tablllty, tired feeling, inability to H beauty. The cure I? I TCA I Woman' that marvelous, curative extract, c elerts such a wonderful strengthen* Cardul relieves pain, regulates the | ulatea the muscles to pull the worn It Is a safe and permanent cure H WRITE US A LETTER H| in strictest confidence, telling us all your troubles. We wJll send free adgy vice (In plain sealed envelope). Adffl| dress: Ladles' Advisory Dept,, Tiie ClTattanooga Medicine Co., Ghatta* HflJ nooga, Tenn. I t illiiSi e M We take pleasure In announcing tr our eusto (' 5 onenml up a very complete and attractive lin J I 0 ",0 a wo ttr? olToriii^ at r<>i ' 1 OUUOUOCKItY I Consisting of Corn, Crist, Meal, Flour, found complete and all Hold as cheap as same NO BARGAIN DAYS C to work ofT old stock and rubbish as wo have wo aro soiling tho goods all tlio vear round at kinds of Country Produce purchased at fnll I very liberal patronage with which we have be a continuance during ItKHi. DUSENBL TODDVILljE SOODS t our stoi r ii'oinii' at. - regained by trrac money. 3 SILKS, SILK P to be had anyw ng Department up-to-date Clothii vo your trade we need it. ? m hiRHPi 9 ILjw \ Picnic Notice* Mr. Kditor* I would like to sav >oiiu't hi no in reference to the picnic it ll.e burn school house It was lot held <?11 the >> 1) of Septcmhi r as t has been put oil' later in the sea >011. and if any one has any ol>j e lions to this; arrangement we would | ike to hear from them in the next ssucof the Herald, and it will be onsidered in the near future. Itespeel fully. Cor. - Died at .Myrile lleactt* The death tinsel visited the home of Mr. S. T Leonard on August 25, about o o'clock p. 111., and took Irom him his loving wife. She had been in bad health for about two 1110 'ths and was up on Saturday the 25th,. but very unwell She lay down about 5 p. m . and died in a! few minutes. She leaves four children, a husband and a host of friends to mourn their loss. She was funernli/.ed at Soeaslee cemetery the following day by the lie v. Allan McFarlan. A Friend. Jewelry Departnicnt. We have added a jewelry dopartnent to our store and can sell you a reliable waH-h at reasonable price We have some beautiful designs in 4 .. O rn l? tlllU O , A. Ol'SSIOIlS. ? ? I III I I . I I I GING I most serious trouble which can B e womb. With this, generally, H profuse periods, wasteful, weaken- H iache, nervousness, dizziness, Irrl- B walk, loss of appetite, color and 9 s Relief I r natural essence, of herbs, which H ing influence on all female organs. H i menses, stops drains and stim- 9 b up into place. B i for all female complaints. H "I SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN B In my womb and ovaries," writes Mrs. U Naomi Bake, of Webster Grovos,Mo., D "and my menses were very painful u and irregular. ?ince taking Cardul I R feel like a new woman, und do not Q suffer as I did." H n miiiniiunriiriiT i I k muuNiitim! more and ho public ironornllv that we havo I oof NonHonahlc noodn Huilotf to tho vviuitn tHonuhl prices- l I >1*1* A HTM KNT, Itnron, l.ard, SiiL'ar, Coffee Ac., will ho qiiulity can ho purchased elsowlioro. >K ^ALfcS, * none of tlinl clans of gooda on hand, hut w clone prices. Crude Turpentine and nil , inaiket value, \?'o fully appro Into the en favored inllio past and* reHpoctfully ask I fRY & CO. i / C) '4PVVVWVVWW19 ARE NQW RE *e for yoUo tlie Lowest l3rioes o^r( ling at our store. We have the g( !.AIDS, CMANGABLE SILKS, BRCL here. to to pleas" from the smallest i<? the largest. Ilats, oapc, truiiks, \;il E St, COSViPAi IJUST FROM THE 3 KZ^ ?r<J*jo&i<^\?xxiMs gg*g?tfcr? ^iifasa; YoucanBairrt^on^^/ | INTERNATIONAL Made-to-Order Clothes in more ways than one. You can absolutely rely upon their being made to your own special measures and order, and upon the fit, fashion and fabric being always absolutely correct. Another thing?you can actually bank money on what you save by not paying for a fancy tailor's name?and by improving your personal appearance. This label " INTERNATIONAL TAILORING CO. I New York, Chicago. San Francisco on a made-to-order garment means as much as the highest priced metropolitan tailor's. All of his fine points are embodied without his fine prices. ? ? ? We are the only INTERNATIONAL Best without costing most representative* In town. Have your measures taken here. , I Con way Bargair &10_O FRFP T In Cash, Liberal Discounts and V Silt\ Ann worth of* gc B m. during the Be^iivnitig A\ig I, and E mmm m m JN order to do this, High Grade and First Class Goods must go a New goods are constantly pouring in, and our large line represents sc trade. Our stock is the most complete and far superior to anything ev I lorry county Everybody is cordially invited to visit our store, inspect goods and | AUK IN SYMPATHY with hard earned cash of the laborer. We wish precaution of the liberal support and patronage given us during the past follows to those giving us their trade during the next five months, DECEMBER 31st: nynCT r\nCCn To the person giving us the largest an r 1K& 1 UrrCK months will receive 125.00 IN CASH cnrrwin CCC? r> To the person ]>aying us the lnrges IN D V/ r i t*l\ tween August 1st and October 15tl flour in our store. 1'HTDH HPPP O In addition to the foregoing, *22.00 in i nJr\LJ \J i JP l2i r\ lows:?One dollar to be given away us the largest amount of cash trade during the day. Everybody is invited to enter the contest and compete for prizes oil THEW WHY NO' / Our floods are FIRST CLASS, Our PRICES the LOWEST, If vou then turn your trade this way at once. w. BOYD J < |r JUSTICE. S. C. ADV ~ A oft C. Ar^t)ard of. docIs to suit you. U3CL0TH SKIRT isps of and description. We want you r^Y ; NORTH3EsaMaBgagiwaBM^ Our Mr. A. C. Thompson ha* 5 ju-'i returned form the INt?r' 11? i it k markets where ho pu' O.hased mo e l /oods than ever, wijiclj a'e pour- | Lino in on every train and boat i crops are poor in this count r a'd thh people will hftv. to trNh- | where they can ?/et the most fo? | tin ir money. This l>? in^r the case C puts us further in the lead than E llolt was over Todd. 1000 hidies hat* from 2."> cent..* | to $|o.(J0 each All the new thii.pu* {I in Millinery that are swell and W snappy. Call and see it before i| Our lino of Dross Goods and jjjj Silks can't be surpassed by any H city in the South. All the lato a trimmings to match. ^ 200 Rugs I the largest line ever shown in Q CoMway. Coin# at half price, ra Ho on hand and #et your pick. M YVe have tlui largest slock of u Mens, Hoys and Youths Clothing p] ever shown hy us. Suits from w 05 cents up to $20 110. and til and g suit anvhcilv, no matter how bio H Ion# or short. b A full line of Hattlo Axe Shoes ft bouuht at old price no advance a Ladies Cloaks, Jackets, Skirts I and Itain Coats in the hi# plaid H otVects that are nc>' and up to r now. $ Anvthin# vou want we have it. H and the same #oods for less mon You are cordially invited to B call and see the largest line of I new and up-to-date #oeds in the I county, 5 i House. I ' ZSSt 2*5 KJ T UU aluable Presents. )ods must be sold next five months tiding Dec 31* ' Close Cut Prices. >:ne of the best values ever offered our er before opened up in this section of learn for themselves that our pn^es i to show in a substantial way, our apycars, and hence offer inducements as beginning AUGUST 1st and ending lount of cash trade during these live t amount in cash on their account bri 11K16 will receive the best barrel of actual cash will be distributed as folevery Saturday to the person giving fered. Someone is bound to win. r vAin wish to succeed in winning the prizes DNES