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as . * Wnt gfoirag gtoli ! Entered at the Poet Office af Conway, S. C. | ae Second CIhhb Mail Matter. I U BL18HKD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING ] BY CONWAY rUBLISIIINO CO. 1 l/P?URIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR 1 H. H. WOODWARD. Editor 1 m i TI1RUSDAY, JUNE 23, 1910. The Herald has by far the largest , - - J 1 1, town, county auu singulation of any newspaper circulating ( in Horry county. This is no idle claim, but is the naked truth and ( backed up indisputable evidence. Those claiming to the contrary are , invited "to make good", or foreyer horearfter hold their tongues. The State of South Carolina ' should exhaust every resource at its command to apprehend and * bring to justice Bigham and A vant, 1 convicted and sentenced to the peni- 1 tertiary for three years each for the sensational murder of Mrs Big- 1 ham, wife of the former, at Mur- ( rell's Inlet last summer. Up to the 1 time of skipping his bond, Avant 1 had the sympathy of most of the ' people iu this part of the S.ate 1 for it is generally believed that at c the time of the shooting Avant was * in such a state of mind as to raise a ' reasonable question of his moral I and legal responsibility at the time * the act was committed, The cir- * cumstances surrounding this crime indicated that Bigham planned well * and the plans were carried out in a 1 way that he intended they should c be. Had Avant given himself up 1 he doubtless would have been par- 1 doned ere this. 1 j HOSPITAL FOR CONWAY. I A year or so ago Dr J A Norton, 1 a leading physician of this place, 1 having a large practice and an ex tensive and varied experience, made an excellent suggestion through the | columns of a newspaper published i at Conway, not the Herald, in refence to the establishment of an up to date hospital in Conway where the sick and those suffering from injuries received in accidents could 1 be taken and receive better attention , both from the doctor and the nurse than could be received at home. The reasons for this contention are too obvious and toe well recognized as 1 facts to need any defense at our hands, We thought then, that in 1 order to give the patient the quickest and the greatest amount of re- k lief at the least expense, a hospipal at Conway was an absolute ne- ] cessitv; nay, that such an institu- J tion was imperative for the proper treatment of -aggravated cases. In view of the fact that so many of our jjcupuj uiu IU elsewhere for treatment is positive proof that the position of Dr Jamie Norton was well taken and timely. But, somehow or another the suggestion of the Doctor unfortunately seems to have fallen flat as neither the profession nor the public so far as known have given this very important matter but little if any con sideration, certain it is that no tangible results have followed the suggestion. Our only object in calling the attention oT the public to this matter is the hope that all might thoroughly realize the importance of the situation and come together and tuild and (quip an up todate hospital at Conway. 1 ? ^ THREE GOOD MEASURES. | There are several propositions up I to the business men of Conway, any 4 one or all of which are of the utmost importance to the development of Horry, and all of which are legitimate subjects for criticism and all should be calmly and dispassionatoly discussed. The first of these, is Senator Spivey's good roads proposition, which, in this writer's judgment (who is a non property holder) isthe most important of them all, because goodcouutry roads leading to the J county seat will be a big incentive in drawing trade this way and as B the county seat prospers that pros- I perity will, like the sun rays burst- j ing through the clouds, permeate | every nook and corner of llorry I county and we will all rejoice in the 3 sunlight of prosperity, This proposition calls for a bond issue of $100,000. A8 we understand it this will not necessarily increase the tax levy nor raise the taxable values as it is claimed the 2 mills tax, which cannot now be used for any other pur pose except for roads and bridges, will be ample for tb is purpose, [n other words, we are now paying mills for all county purposes, 2 mills of which can only be used for roads and bridges. These 2 mills, it is claimed, will be sufficient to meet the interest and leave something to go toward a sinking fund to meet the principal, at maturity, This proposition is the first to be considered bv the people, because it will c.ime before them first. Under the Act this proposition is to be voted oi? at the General election in November. Doubtless at the proper time Col Spivey will fully explain this Act to the satisfaction of every intelligent elector. The next of these propositions, and the one which effects Conway alone, is that one which proposes to bond the town to is full constitutional limit of 8 per qent of its taxable values as shown on the tax books for water works and a sewerage system. This, it is estimated, will raise something in the neighborhood of 185,000 or $40,000. rhe people have twice before voted t-hese bonds but from some cause nr another these bonds were never nlaced, the wishes of the people ,wice expressed through the ballot ailed in fulfillment and their hopes miscarried. It is to be hoped, howjver, that should the election be leld and the bonds carry that they vill be sold as soon as an advantageous offer is received and work on ,hcse municipal improvements will ne commenced as early as practical. The third proposition to which he attention of Herald readers is nvited is to give financial support to >ne of the several railroad projects proposing to make Soutbport, N C., ts water terminus as au inducement to build through Conway, /Ys far as we know the people who nave this matter in hand have so 'ar given out nothing for publication hence we are not informed in regard to their plans. A Dreadful Wound From a knife, gun, tin can rusty nail, fireworks, or of any other nature, demands prcmpt. treatment with Bucklen's Arnica Salve to prevent blood poison or gangrene. Its the quickest, surest healer for such wounds as also for Burns, Boils, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Eczema, Chaip^d Hands, Corns or Piles. 25c. at Norton Drug Co. The weather remains cool and unseasonable. Conway is now enjoying convenient raiiroad schedules. The palatial residence of Mr E J Sherwood has been completed. The clouds have rolled by, the rains have ceased and the sun is shining as brightly tcday as ever lid. t There is no prob lem of increased cost of food if you eat ' ITlOrC - ",'irqjf Quaker Oats An ideal food; delicious; appetizing; strengthening. Compared with other foods Quaker Oats costs almost nothing and yet it builds the best. } Packed in regular size packages, and in her i mctically sealed tins for hot climates. 02 For ft short while we have decided I to savpoiir future customers ftcents' I ; expenses. 'I his will save about twenty per cent on ORGANS and about ten per cent on PIANOS. ORGANS, from $75 up .PIANOS, ftom $225 up. Less the discount as stated above. Write at okok for catalogs and term to to the old established Please clip this adv and send with letter for catalogue. Malones Mush' House. Columbia S C Electric! Sitters Succeed when everything ele* fails. I In nervous prostration and female 1 t weaknesses they are the supreme I remedy, as thousands have testified. I FOR KIDNEY. LIVER AND I a STOMACH "TROUBLE I _ it is the be&t medicine ever sold I over a druggist's counter. | ^ THE IIORRY HERALD, T puis" I . 232, and 23 f CHARGES! | The Largest WT Dry Goods, Noti i Write for Samples. Try New Bar; | SPECIA1 I LADIES AND CHI ! SATISFAC I Hacker Mfg Co., Successors to GEORGE S HACKER & SON. WE MANI KA("r 1 rHE ^^ ^ ^ Dooits, Sash and Hmsds, Columns and Balusters, GkIllks and Gable ornaments, jjciieen doors and windows. WE DEAL IN Glass, Sash Cohd and Weights. CHARLESTON, S. C, D. A. pivey & Company FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. Represent the Strongest Companies. Policies written on the most liberal terms. Place your insurance with us. Prompt Settlement of Claims. mmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmMAMmmmmmmmwmmammmmmmmrnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm CHINESE LAUNDRY Collars and Cuffs. Ironing Machine. Work turned out Promptly. Send me a trial order.. Family washing taken. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Work neatly executed, and in first class style. SPKC IA I* NOTIE Collars and Cuffs held for 30 dajrs and if not called for will be sold, Yoursforgood wor*, GEC RG.ST LL'M W. D. Graha WHOLES ALI Lords, I have opened a wholesale rear of the bank building. 1 ind am prepared to save you Everything ii typewf AND OFFICE ALL MAKES?Itemanufac New?50 per cent, of mam for my catalog?I save yci select from. Typewriter Repai EDWARD J CIIA1?LK8T( TPYEWF SUBSCRIBE FOR HURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1910. Iff 4 King St. and 203 M ^nnivc nmr a n lolesale and Retail A Wholesale .we Offer ions, Shoes, Millin Goods, Floor*Cove us on Mail Order. 2;ains ICvei4^ ' Balance of our Ladies' Spri <4 Worsted Suits are now LDRENS READY TC 3TION OR Tr Copy Summons for Relief. (Complaint not Served) State of South Carolina, ) County of Horry i COURT* OP COMMON PLEAS. M C Dusenbury, Trading as Dusenbury & Co., PlaintilT, against Thomas Sarvis, John Sarvis, ElTy Siarvic Willio Sinrvic lonon Qifitic t ? 1VJ f ? f i i l t V K^w & T IV. ^ a OUUIV/ K *%J? & T I o J Lilly Sarvis, Elizabeth Sarvis, Esther Sarvis, George Buck, Fred Back, Mary A nil Ransom. Hannah Buck. Lilly Buck, I H Buck, George Young,-Sr , and George Young, Jr., Defendants. To the*Defendants Thomas Sarvis John Sarvis, EfTy Sarvis, Willie Sarvis, Isaac Sarvis, Lilly Sarvis, Elizabeth Sarvis, Esther Sarvis, George Buck, Lilly Buck, I H Buck, George Young, Sr., George Young, Jr., Fred Buck, Mary Ann Ransom, and Hannah B uck. You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action which has been tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said county and to serve a copy if your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his otlice at Conway S C\, within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. April 14th, 1910. W L BRYAN CCC P. 4 H WOODWARD Plaintiffs' Attorne y. To George Young, Sr., and George Youn#, Jr., Absent Defendants: Please take notice that the complaint in the foregoing stated action and the summonti of which the foregoing is a copy were filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court ot Common Pleas at Conway N C., en the 14th day of April, A D 1910 H II WOODWARD Plaintiffs' Attorney W L BRYAN COOP GwlG !' m E GROCER. , S. O. grocery store at I.oris, in am buying: in carload lots ^ money, ^ ii Groceries rirERsfj: CI IDDI |CC I I lured. Guaranteed Like ; jfaeturer's price?Send ( i money--Big stock to , 1 rs a Specialty. j MURPHY \ >y, 8 C | UTERS | J ============================== 3 : THE HERALD. \ ^ $&? * : Aty 1 ' ^ 0 tceting St, CHABLI r DEPARTM Mail Order Hou the Largest Varieties of ery, Carpets, Ma wrings of all Kindj Visit o V XIOUT Of ng Tailor adeWjA* on Sale a jsl 3 WEAR G ARMEN' "OVR MONl Price One D ranwunt mmm iiiuii mm? i i iw n imt tmm in i i i j[|^^^*VVVVVVVV! ? We pay 5?|0 on l We Loan the far f the merchant. V f tomers alike. The individual worth larger than the worth o holders in Horry county LORIS _AA AAAAAAAAAA^ HMXGzxmumncstttetu H INDISPE | TOILET A j^|j? MAD] |?? Richard h| for sa P CONWAY DRl B JSTON, S. 0. K NTSTORE y ? - " se in the South, 1^ ttingv Upolstery, I >ur Store when in the City. I tli? Day. .r price 7 rs a specialty SY BACK. i m mmmy\ i Herald Leading ;paper loilar a year tAccountl, your Savings. J * mers as well as \ /e treat all cus- \ of our stockholders is C f all other bank stock- C i combined. ? j F LORIS i , s. c. c = . NSABLE !j?} iRTICLES | Hudnut ??? LE BY JG C0MPAI^^ ; >' /. v;