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^ ?fEltc |taw ptfwM, g Btitdre-l at th) Put 9 3)) %v. ImvM |b Second Claee Mail Matter, ^ UbLlSHUD KVBUY THUltS 1).\Y MOUN1NU ? bY CONWAY PUUl.lSlUNU CO. Jg 8U USCKII'TION UN K DULL Alt I'LK YKA ft. If. H. WOODWARD, Editor | THURSDAY. JUNE 24, U>09. U Reports say that the pouch crop in the peach section of the Siatc is __ almost a total failure. ^ ? ? I If you cannot say something good = for Conway you should keep your mouth as close as any oyster. Conway needs a society for the ! prevention of cruelty to animals. We opine that live stock hereabouts will rise up and call the man blessed who will organize such a society. "They" do say that there is some talk of organizing an exploring expedition for the purpose of discovering the lost petition of Conway for a double daily passenger service. The cost of living is out of sight. _ With "white bacon" at 15 cents per pound, Hour $1.00 for twenty-four pounds and other necessaries of life equally high the lines of the wa^e earner has indeed fallen in rough places. ? ? ( A a negro brute committed a ^ nameless crime upon the person of a white girl in Georgetown 0| last week and made good his h< escape to tlie swamps. Up to this writing the fiend has not been cap- ir lured. A large posse of determined ai men are hot on his trail and if he is caught a neck tie party will probably follow. ^ If we could but realize it Horry Q< has a glorious future before her. Tier inducements to the home seeker are unsurpassed; her transportation ? facilities, both by land and water, are unexcelled; her lands are fertile and productive; her climate fialubri" ous; her educational institutions are of the highest standards; her moral j tone is healthy, and her people are t, hospitable, sociable and helpful, t When we fail to present llorry in \ her most beautiful colors we fail to * perform a duty we owe to her, our. selves and to posterity, \ ?-? ; It really seems that the Railroad 1 Commissioners do not intend to give Conway the double daily passenger ^ service for which it asked some s r\ mouths ago. The Commissioners ' certainly have had sullicient time c to give the matter their most careful considerati 3n and they should c have come to a decision one way or ' another in this time and relieve the situation of its uncertainty and its . annoyance. Tf we arc to have the i service which means so much for 1 the progress and future of Conway, let us know it; on the other hand if * they do not intend to grant the , request, or if they are powerless to | do so by reason of a conflict of jurisdiction, or for any other cause whatever, say so. Don't treat us dis- \ courteously, to say nothing about contempt. Don't act toward us as if 1 we were children crying for sweets when it was not good for us to have . them, but treat us as full Hedged i business men who know their needs and necessities and who have the courage to en voke the strong arm of the law to vouchsafe to them that which they know to lie for the betterment of exisiting conditions and 1 nn f'A t h A' 11 " -- 1 ' uvicaoc iiiuil jJlUf^lTSS UIKI prosperity. If we are to have the double daily passenger service which our business interests demands let us be informed without any more delay, and with equal promptness let us know if our reasonable request is to be denied in order that we may consider the next step to take to get what we need. Trouble Makers Ousted. When a sufferer from stoinftch trouble takes I)r King's New Life IMlls he's mighty gl?d to see his Dyspepsia and In digestion fly, hut more he's tickled over Ids new, fine appetite, strong nerves, healthy vigor, all because stomach, liver and kidneys now work right. 25c, at Norton Drug Co, bcudus your job work. w" .. 3 . IM a --in -m i r i i _ ?-??*** wmmm TiroifvWosnen I Woraea,'wo?vn and tired M. from over-woi\V, need a ?p Itonic* TfcaMeeiiny o! weak- || E nessor tiredness* tvill not & 1: leave you of Take w ] Cardul, It at eifcwuaVcinedy || lor the aijnicnls and weak- M ness of women, 'fbon&inds Si ol womcE\have ttfed fari'iii w and write cntliusiiaslicaily of gjjji its great benefit to\ them. ?? ?? ^ m nm^\ a ra ns 1A recent letter Srom Mrs, H Charles Bragg, oi Swectser, j|| Ind., says: "Tongue can- || net tell how much your mcd- || telne has done for me. Be- jg lore i began taking Cardul I || could not do a day's work. ! f? would work awhile and lie H dowit. I shall always give || | praise to your medicine." p fjj Try Cardul. For sale El Kennedy's Laxative Dough Syrup Relieves Colds by working them out ' the system through a copious and ealthy action of the bowels. Relieves coughs by cleansing the iucous membranes of the throat, chest id bronchial tubes. "As pleasant to the taste as Maple Sugar" Children Like It? For BACKACHE?WEAK KIDNEYS Try iWltt's Kidney and Bladder Pills- Sure and Safe A Lb R HUGO I ST. Scholarship and Entrance Examinations Clemson A o'vipnlf nt*o r'nllno-o i?6nvu.vu.v v/v??vbv 2At the County Court-House 01 Friday, July 2nd, at !> a. in., tin H'liolarshipand Entrance Fxaminaion to Cleinson Agriculture Culleg. viil be held under the direction of .he County Boird of Education. Applicants must be at least lb rears of ago and must be prepared .0 enter the Freshman Ciass. There ire no Scholarships in the Frepara.ory Class. This class is only open ,o a limited number of boys who :annot reach schools and who arc iviny in sections of the State where ?chool facilities are poor. Scholar hips are worth $loo (It) and Free fuition. The next session of Clemon Agricultural College will oegin Sept. H, 11)011. Apply to the County Superintenlent of Education after June 20th, or needed information concerning ;ho Scholarship Examinations. For catalogs, further information ind cards upon which to make appl ation for entrance to the College. uldress, P. H. MELL, Pres., Clemson College, S. C, 1SIVERSITY Of 1TB CARQLI1A Scholarship Examination THE UNIVERSITY OP SOUTII "-Carolina oilers Scholarships ii Lhe Department of Education to on< young man from each County. Each scholarship is worth $100 in mone\ and $1S matriculation or ' term' foe. Examination will be. hold at County Seat Pit I DAY, JULY 2. Examination for admission to the University will be held at the some time. Write for information to S. C. MITCHELL, President, Columbia, S. C. ju 17 -H i KILLthe COUGH I | awp cure the loncst 1 *" Dr. King's \ I Now Discovery i fob C?ffi8HS ?sSa. AMD ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY! ^R^MONEY^IEFU^DED^^I If you #et a state moot ot your dues to the paper, mail us a ono or : two bill without delay. We must [have the jnoney. FLOUR a To the Farmei VVI3 OFFIOIl >00 bbls Flour. 31 >00 bags Rice 5< L0 boxes Smoked Bacon. li II We want vourhtiRi have not the cash wait till tobacco tir PALMETTO GKOC WULLINS: J V * T? koan on Sntisf 1 to Horry Farmers taking' care of the | No Real Estat J Wan s n A IV T 1/ ~ J SO/\iMIV Oi | of Lorit We have a large lot of ii last styles and up-to-date fabri extremely low prices to make Dry Goods, Notions, Ilats cannot be duplicated any wher inspect cur stcck. IBMK iCJTsf i ( ] l^BSK^ r 5ou*BO?* I I Good Whiske; jB the circulation of the blood?ma MB bowels regular. For most headai is better than any drugs or md < "run down" or ill, try I \ Sunny I % Whis H Tt is bottled in bond, therefore a H whiskey, mellowed by age only ai judiciously, its effect is both mv "Green (Government Stamp" o that it has been distilled, aged : H vision of U. S. Government Ins] SUNNY BROOK DISTILLEF A FULL Q *1" BY EXPRES From any of the (oil T n it.!P:^ I'll u. vi. i/aii it'l H Paul Hey man M Mark stein C. Blum & Co , C. C. Butler Co , L. Loeb Whiskey Co., ... Aliman Whiskey Co., I). F. & C. P. Long, . . . | SHIPPED IN PLAIN BOXES. I NO GOODS SHI J N. JENRETTE Conveyancer & Notary Public Writes Titles, Mortgages, Liens, Agreements, Contracts, <&r. Ab tracting and Copying a Specialty. nd RICE rs of Horry: 0 boxes White Bacon. 0 cases Tomatoes. 500 bushels Corn. J00 bushels Oats. iness and if you we are willing to CJ ^ ~ ~ IltN Dt'C U^j. EllY COMPANY, COOPER, See and Treas ^ tfR ffijudSi iflSnS?* ?3Tfa &&.S5Z. dUMS: (*& itctory' Balances j| to aid 111'Mil in I ir Tobacco Crop ' e Mortgages [ ted. | f LORlSf o 9r I ?) L., * ? v am varm* no ew earn. ? rst class clothing of the ics that we are offering at room for our fall shipment ? and Shoes at prices that e in Conway. Call in and Hi! If LJTIi 11 kes the liver active and the H ches and simple complaints it B dicincs. Next time you feel B Brook | IE. FOOD ^ H key I bsolutely pure, natural, straight B id with a delicious llavor. Used igorating and exhilarating. The D m each bottle is the official proof Mi and bottled under the super- H pectors. Bfl IY CO., Jefferson Co., Ky. H tU ARTS?$ gZZ I S PREPAID H lowing Distributors: Richmond, Va. fl Richmond, Va. B Chattanooga, Tenn. B . . . Chattanooi/a. Tonu. \ ....... Chattanooga, Tenn, B Jacksonville, Fla. ' B Jacksonville, Fla B Jacksonville, Fla. B Jacksonville, Fla. B JacksonvUle, Fla. SEND REMITTANCE WITH YOUR ORDEIt^B IPPED 0. Trespass Notice. All persons arc hereby forbidden to! hunt, fish, trap, or in any mannor to enter or trespass on the estate land of A Q Hooks in Floyds township, bounded by land of Strickland and others. W P llooks. fumai ? of life is uncertain?it mi short?this largely depend when you find the spans w run down, nervous, irrita flesh; have no appetite; fe< bad dreams; dizziness or your hands and feet pret co nave pains in your side oi in urine; have acid stomac and sore across the sliould throughout the body; have urinate often, or a burning ft, you sliould commence 00 or send to your druggh wait 1 Delays are dangeroi \j Mrs. A. C. Taintor, Colchester, Co tip their run-down system. They cai pains and all fomalo diseases. 1 Cot.c?insTRR, Conn., March 30. 1904. THE BLOODINE CO.. IJoston, Mass.: 1 Gbntlbmrm?Through a friend in Milford I am Induced to try your Hloodine. I encloae 10c. lor Ample bottle. Yours truly, vj Mas. A, C. Taiwtos. Cot.CltiRTRt, Conn., April n, 1904. THE BLOODINE CO., Boston, Mass. 1 Grhti-rmrn? I enclose f 2.50 for six ((>) bottles of Bloodine? am convinced it is what I need to build pat) up. I saw a change for the better after taking | 1 \Ve will forfeit ?i,<jc*> U the original# of the above ^ |3uch positive proof of the remar Ahnwn to im that wo do not Bloodine costs 50c. a bottle for the u Jjarge Sample Bottle by mall lOo. Bloodine Liver Pills euro JL, Benin ^y | RENNE /fatefir=? 1 _u jGooci Ti WE HAVE BOUGHT 0 | Li V E R Y 13 US IN ESS AND < RAUED THAN EVER | TURNOUTS TO ANY PA J THE MAIN OFFICE WIL POllTEK STABLES. ! ELLIOTT. < mil w?! www II? HIGH i We have one of the line goods ever brought to Conway, parlor suites, single and double tables, kitchen goods, window 1 etc. Goods the best, prices thi CASH OR I Cnnwav Fui The Store o Is the place to get Dr] As complete a Stock of Shoes as c at prices to prices to suit everybo Corner Stcre but bo sure ana cail or J. E* Nl Vk *y be long or it may be 0 npon your health, and cakening and you feel all ble, melancholy; loosing? bI faint; cant sleep; have swimming of the head; Id, tingle and get numb; p back; brick-dust deposit h or heartburn: feel stiff ers; have shooting pains ) to strain or a desire to ? sensation when passing to take lilootiine to-day. it now for a battle. Don't is ! i . * >nn? tells how any woman oan build 1 bo permanently oured of monthly the sample bottle. I hope you will give it prompt attentiou as 1 am Deeding it very much. Yours very truly, Mrs. A. C. Taintob Cotxwdstat, Comm., July ?6, 1904. THE BLOODINE CO., Boston, Mass.i Grnti.kmbn?I enclose afj.oo money order fos (u) twelve bottles ol your llloodiae. Please send promptly. Yours truly, MaS. A. C. Taintor. letters proving genuineness cannot bo produced. kable merits of Bloodine have been e to guarantee every bottle we sell, isaal $1.00 size. Mail orders lillod. r?r\noHnoHnn 9R/* o V\/*-w qq special agents. ottsvillo Marble Wks > * iV. MoELVVEE, Proprietor. MANUFACTURER OF ients, tombstones, etc. ,nd Prices Furnished on Application for Anything injOur Line. ASQUE, AGENT, CONWAY. 8. 0 liSTABLISIICll I88O, TTfcVILLK, S. G\ / jrnoutSo| *UT THE II S COLLINS p WE ARE BETTER PRE- ? TO FURNISH GOOD | RT OF THE COUNTRY. | L STILL BE AT THE 1 'v J i 1 & HINSONI BMranHtflHKBRjKijti"" ' IWWIli. CRADE | s of Furniture and households, ra consisting of bed-room suites ffl i beds, bureaus, chairs, dining Jg (ixtures, carpets, mattings, rugs 1 e lowest. B NSTALLMENT. ? \ rniture Co. | n the Conrei*? j Goods at Panic Prices. an be found anywhere in Styles and dy. When in need don't pass the ICHOLAS* [