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TJftottn ftaW. 11 tiered at the Pout OH.to ht lunaiiy, S. C., a VI So< ond Clae* Mall > at.er. W CIRCULATION 2104 - Q I'llLi.iSlIKl) KVKllY 'I'l'l HSDAV MoUNlMi BY CONWAY I'l HLISlllMi CO. '^ll 8UDSUKIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAH Ha II. II. WOODWAItl), I'Mitor P be ADYKUTISINO HATES; ^ H Loral*, N riMita |>?>r liio*. Card* of | Theake 'ind Pommuntratto * of n I'oraonal Nil turo charged (or al special Rate* i< < iimIiiiix t?? Or letim li, OLitnuri< r, one cnt a word lu oxcobb of WOworda. ' <Mlcial Adv??r(iai?iiionta at Hatea allowed hy ('( law. Riaplav Advertisement*, Kate* furnished .. on application Mm Wo all Cliorka ami Order payable to the Editor. ^ THURSDAY, MAKCH 21. 1907 ^ RESOLUTIONS OF APPRHCIATION ,l" Pns.trd l>v (Vmw.iy Epworth league Dee. Merlin jr. Whereas, it lias pleased our Con- <. teionco to rotnove our pastor. Rev. j W L Wait, to another field of 1 ibor; and. whereas, we feel a deep appro- jj ciation or the work hi; and his be1 ovi d wire have done anions our 1)0 you no people, therefore, bo it Resolved 1st That we extend to P? tl o n ( ur heart f it thanks for their ? OJirnest etTorts t ovard developing | the yonntr life of our chart >\ .. hi. 2nd. Unit we, as an organization, j extend to them our best wishes for success in their new .'iold of labor, and that they mav bo blessed with r many more years of service in the L Master's work. \\ drd. That a copy of those resolutions be spread up >n our Minute b; hook, a co|)y be sent to ea?h of our county papers for publication, also Hj t > the Southern Christian Advocate and the Kpworth Kra, and a copy be w sent to Mr and Mrs Wait. P W Bethea, ^ A K Goldfinch, Committee. | Maggie Sweet. ' 6 Deafness Cannot be Cured by local application, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ? ear. There is only one way to cunyi deafness, and that isbv constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition ot?'tho mucous lining of the JCustachian Tube When this tuhj|'yis inflamed you have a rumblinjr &rfufid or imperfect, hearing. and. when it is entirely closed Deaf i Jess is the result, and unless t'nO inflammation can be taken out ind this tube restored to its normal ondition, hearing will be destroyed jrover; nine eases out oT ten are aused by Catarrh, which is nothing "it au inflamed condition of the nni is surfaces. ?VVe will irive One Hundred Dol *s for any ease of Deafness (caused ** catarrh) that cannot be cured by "all's Catarrh Cure. Send for cirtilars froo. F. J. CIIENFY & CO., Toledo. O Sold by Drutmist, 75c. Take Hall's Famly Dills for constipation Pee I>e<> Baptist Union, The following is the program of the Dee Dec Kaptisl Union to be held at Kchobolh church, March 20-31: Introductory sermon at 11:30 a rn by Key J M Shipper. After the Introductory sermon the letters of the dill'erent churches will be read and the delegates enrolled Query 1. lite liible says that. Christ is the end of the law for righteousness unto every one that, believe! h. l)Ut who is t.frn hiw i/? i iw? unbelievers ? Itom X: 11, by J 1) Harrclson. Query 2. Tho Scriptures say that oijo star ditt'ereth from another star in glory, Now, what is the difference and in what way does it app.y to us? llev U O Hendricks. Foreign Missions, assigned to Conway church, Col C P Quattlebaum. State Missions, assigned to Good Hope church, .1 M Dor man Homo Missions, assigned to Cedar Grove church, W F Jordan. Orphanage. assigned to Pleasant Meadow church, P H Coats. Aged Ministers He,lief, assigned to Waiinamakcr church, A D Jackson. Sunday Sehoo's. to be read or discussed, in mass meeting on Sunday morning, by Dr J S Puseiiburv. The committee on arrangements will arrange the religious services not mentioned in this programme through llio meeting. C IJ Todd, Secretary. ! (irccii Sea Items. There is si great deal of sickness around here. The farmers are very busy preparing to plant their crop*. We were very much surprised to learn of the marriage of Mr JI C l'owdl, oT this place, about si week a go. A large quantity of tobacco will be planted through this section this year. We were sorry to loose by death our brother, Jack I'hips, who died about si month ago. lie was a faithful church member of Honey Camp church for many yesirs. He leaves si wife, two children and a host of friends to mourn his depn^tuie. O. 8. C. Faster and faster the pace 's pel, Jiy people ot action, vim and get, So if at the finish you would he, Vaking H oil inter's Rookv Mountain Teu, Sold by Norton Drui( Co. % r an' totmw Natch the Gully! hoes and Overshoes bbers to keep out the frost, rain and snow. Closing out Rubbers at a rgain. ?ur Entire Stock of Clothingui^rto quickly unloaded for the Spring Supply. Don't miss this opportunity buy a winter Suit or Overcoat below the market price. Certainly there 're never such inducements offered before. , 4-lnr^ I We especially invito vou to call and see U 11 1 our Spring Line of White Goods, 10moideries of all kinds, Laces and Trimmings, Ribbons, Hosiery, Neck?ar and fancy Dress Goods of all kinds They are. coming in now. Mm and look this handsome line through before you buy your Easter 'ess. 1\T -n T i m cw 18 furnished with now fresh goods coin/ U I (J L1UI1 ing in almost everyday. i7p n 1TV a neat line of Gents' furnishings, surpassed by none * ^ v-/dl 1 y \Ve? are offering some extra inducements on Mattings d Rugs. We are reducing thi's line of goods to make room for the now ods just coming in. Irnr'Pripc We carry everything in this lino von want. Al, 'J lt/Oways keep a fresh supply on hand, fresh Poi k, Beef ect Potatoes, Country Hum, Cabbage, Turnips unci Apples. Iu fuel ything you want to eat, flninrY regard loss of profit. We are selling the UudLvU vJ D111J4 well known lilue Jay Tobacco for 25c r pound, 5c a plug Same that other people sell for 10c. a plug. Fig | !<\f, 10c a plug. Same that used to sell for 15c, and other grades in pro rtion, all going ;it a bargain. Iniico FnrnicVltnrt Department. Do you want n llJUSt rurnisninii KOud Cook stove? We have I em, Jilso a nice line Oak Bedsteads, Chairs, Dressers, Boom Suits, Mat. esss, h eathers, Bed Springs and many other things too numerous to j cntion. buggies and Wagons ! ^ | rsigons. Also we have ;i few good cheap buggies which we are closing out at a ngiiin. Harness of all kinds. Ha-x We keep our delivery wagons I O \ ll 0 I O^Vn 1 racie on the street. Just. Phone us hat. you need and will send it at once. Also we give, si cash discount necks. Trade $15 00 cash with us and gel a cash discount cheek worth 25c m Iiarrniifrhc 9. Pnlllnc Pn < LPui iuugiio w uuiiiiio uu. ; / ' < SHOES AT COST 50 mens suits that must be sold regardless of cost. 100 hoys suits going at cost. 5000 yards dress goods that must be sold to make room for new stock. 50 walking jackets at half actual cost. We are selling jeverything as cheap as the cheapest and bacon cheaper ithanaiyjody else. Come before my sacrifice stsck is exhausted and you will reap bargains. GEO. Lr. MOORE I Spring Millinery I OPENING. 1 MARCH 26 I Ladies and Misses Fine Hand Made B Hats. All the Ladies cordially in- jf| vited to attend. All are welcome. |g I REMEMBERTHEDATE | I i\/i Dcir u I | IVI . I lk.IV II. | A WORD TO THE WISE! ?'ltOlJI?. <OI,l?N A N | > I'MOliViON l\ M(t: VKKV I'lthV\l?l<JN T at this t imn (if till* v(>nr If vriiii iviuo iinrl wish t.ii li*? iiroiKiroH oi?nim.i I ....... ... ~ - ...WW WW r.?K?.vM wftUIUOV a probable attack of cither or nil of these maladies, you wilt call on us at the earliest possible date and get a 25c or 50c bottle of Gowan's Pneumonia Cure the ever reliable remedy for Crotio, PlurUy and Pneumonia. Remember we carry a full line# of' Drugs anc Medicines and can fill all your Family Receipts and Prescriptions, We use only the best ofe vcrythingand long experience and carefulness assure ^you of the best results. Conway Drug Co .j .. . - 4 .. ~ ^4 '* Weal on Tctoaaai \wi^\oves (kuw S\\mu\a\\nj Vtv S Three ways are used by for curing and preparing bacco for the market; nan cured, air cured and flu* The old and cheap way is ( cured; the later discovery proved way is called flue cu In flue curing the tobaccc from the fields and racked especially built to retain I there subjected to a continu temperature, produced by t heat of flame heated flue: brings out in the toba stimulating taste and arc expert roasting develops coffee. These similar proce to both tobacco and coffee tl ing and stimulating quality ularizes their use. The quality of tobacco much on the curing proces: kind of soil that produces A pert tests prove that this (1 It. J. Reynolds Ton Sour ' Stomach No appetite, loss ol strength, nervous* less, headache, constipation, bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh if the stcmach are all due to indigestion. Kodol relieves indigestion. This new discovery represents the natural juices of digestion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol for dyspepsia does not only relieve indigestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy helps all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Mr. S. S. Ball, of Ravenswood. W. Va.. says:? " I 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. Relieves Indigestion, sour stomach, belching of gas, etc. Prepared by E. C. DeWITT & CO., CHICAGO. rviMtUA v Timr<2 pamiianv i ^/v;n it f\ i iyivu'_i vnyxu i / \ 11 i . IrtrvtM far *?;*?> YheBountyV^ X Of The Fields A doponda upon tho life-long study I nnd oxuorience of tho mon who dl- H root this business, and who mix a I fertiliser whtoh "makes three (oftan a dozen) blndcaof grnsagrow, whoro H only ono grow before." Tho name of it ia I Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer. I H liy lis vory liberal use. a week or H two before, or ut planting, as well ? nsHocond application, inultitudcaof farmers In tho South have "In- | Iureuouii iiu-ir yii'iiiH peracre, ana h with the larger profits which theso I incroased yields brought, paid off I the mortgage on their farms. Don't H ! ho fooled l?y any dealer Into buying j u "cheap" substitute. Virginia-Carolina Chemical C*. I Blehmond. Va. Atlanta, Oa. I Norfolk, Va. Savannah, On. B. Durham, N. C. Montvornory, Ala. H Charleston, P. C. Momphls. Tenn. Baltimore, Md. Bhrovoport, La. Pianos 6c Organs! At Factory Prices. Write us at once for our special ; plan of payments on a Piano or { Organ If you buy either instru-' rnent through us, you get a standard make, one that will last a lifetime. Write i ? -mm Ti Maione s music mouse, columhia, s. c. For Catalogues, Terms, Kt. NEW MARKET We have opened a new meat market in rear of the store of W. K ' Lewis. Pork and Keef delivered anywhere in the town. i Wo are in the market to buy live, stock suitable for pork beef etc. We will bo tflaJ to seo vou. Q. B. HARDEE S SON. i VRvpmei \\ UYft i tettw. Wea\ ^m\ops VM I Ktocpia <md la?\? tound tVvMws "\o\>accQ and Mtt farmers tobacco, grown in the famous Piedtheir to- mont region, requires and takes less lely sun sweetening than tobacco grown in * an\r rktli^r <;ertinn of the United States ^ V/ W A Wi? i41 I J V/ VIA wa w V V ? ^ ^ _ ;allcd air and has a wholesome, stimulating, and im- juicy, full tobacco taste that satisfies red. tobacco hunger. That's why chcwers > is taken prefer Schnapps, because Schnapps in barns cheers more than any other chewing leat and tobacco, and that's why chcwers of ious high Schnapps pass the good thing along ;he direct ?one chewer makes other chcwers, s, which until the fact is established that cco that there are more chcwers and more >ma that pounds of tobacco chewed to the in green population in states where Schnapps :sses give tobacco is sold than there are in lie cheer- those states where Schnapps has not that pop- yet been offered to the trade. A loc. plug of Schnapps is more depends economical than a much larger ioc. s and the plug of cheap tobacco. Sold at 50c. it, as ex- per pound in 5c. cuts. Strictly 10 I110 nirffl nnrl T K cent tlluUS. LUV V ^ v_^ ^ ^ X <J >acco Company, Winston-Salem, N. 0, i|^ A MINISTERS LETrm^f JIW OF COMMENDATION/WjL * r/VE ^Z0J?/ES.: ^ * | " I have been trying to get some firm hereto put in a line M of your shoes, ar- we have a hard time getting a good shoe ? in this town. 1 believe if you will take the matter up, you Bj can arrange with Messrs. & Co. to handle " Diamond EN Brands." I have no interest in the matter only that I want M to buy a good shoe once in a while. You will remember that IS I handled your shoes when in business in Quanah, and know | what they ore." REV. WALTER GRIFFITH, Silverton, Texas. Could the superiority of Diamond Brand shoes be more convincingly shown ? You are just as anxious for good shoes as Rev.Griffith and it is equally worth 1 your while to insist that your dealer supply them. B Ask your dealer for Diamond Brand Shoes . I YTX D/AMOND BRAND <^</ 1 & iteiebA Q}filGC^MO?MA/(E/?sdlJj?uU | I WE MA/TE MORE E/NlT SHOES THAN ANT | I orjy/r/? house /h the west ? iMnmnvwn?! ?" "imjnnn?"assn# ]. [.NICHOLAS, General Merchant. A full aud complete line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries always fresh in stock. All the latest novelties in Ladies' Dress Goods, Dry Goods Ginghams, Domestics, etc., etc The best quality of Shoes for men, women and children. Come to see me. The House that Will Not be Undersold. YOUR BUSINESS 1907j Wo wish to say to our many customers that wo are in the mar- fi ket for their business during 1007. w FA KM KHM' SUPIMil ICS1 1 Toddville is the place where the farmer can buy the things they Eg need on the farm at prices as low as the market will allow. You Fa get the benefits of years of experience in buying and handling this class of merchandise when you buy from us. We challenge com pe- w tition in the quality and price o? our groceries, & I FE RTI Ij IZ Kits, p I Wo are again prepared to furnish the farmers with High Grade g Fertilizers at prices as low as they can bo sold. Buy good fcrtili- $g v??r? nnrl mnU?? iri>rtr1 w IDusenbury & Col Toddville, S. C. 8 , The Herald - $1 a Year