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Jwrcg ?taM. 5 CONWAY, S. C. ? 1 " ~ r i II II. WOODWARD ? ^ - ? ?? Entered at the Post Office at Conway, 1 S. C., as second class mail matter. PrOJ.ISIlKD bVBKY Till KSDA\ MOUNT <1 IIY CONWAY rUUMSIUNO ^v) TELEPHONE NO. 21. TERMS: SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One copy, one year. $1.00 One copy, six months 75 One copy, three months 50 inniw M m MMMMB SM?M ^publishers annouc ement. Tributes of Respect, and Obituaries'! will be charged for at t lie rate of one cent per word for ail words over 150. j Resolutions of Thsnks,, Cards of I Thanks, and all other reading Notices, i not NEWS, taking the run of the pa-; per, will be charged at the rate of five cents per line: and all notices in the local column at the rate of ten cents per line. AH changes of Advertisements nui l be in the office by Fa?'urd'iy noon to insure their uppearance in t!>e following issue. All communic !ion;i must be signed by the name of the v * il . r, :*.?t for publication, I ut fo: li e prolixin n of this paper. A D\ 11K' !(' R A C ES; Notice in racial Column at the rale of one cent : > w?i 1 o ic >, cili and none of the^e fa I ?" f r ?e s than 25 cento, to be tid t ? at!'. n Legal Notices at $1.00 per inch i' vt insertion, 50 cents each subst rm vt insert ion. Rates on long term contracts f r display advertising Vers reasdnable and made known on a {/plication. Make all Checks or Drafts payable to The Horry Herald, or H H. Wood ward, Conway, S C. THURSDAY, MAY 8th, 1913. In order that our country may become the greatest on the face of the earth, and our people the greatest people, let each citizen strivo to accomplish the most that lies in his power. Let every farmer try to be the best r.nd the most successful Let zeal and energy mark everything. * * * Remarkable improvements have been made in Conway during the five years recently pissed. A visitor in the town last week said that he had been absent from the town for a period of four years, and that the changes during that timo wore remarkable. * * * The heavy losses by fire to Ihe Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation at Georgetown last week was fully covered by insurance, It is stated upon good authority that operations for replacing tho lost property are .11 .1 n . % wen unaer way, ana the business interests of Georgetown will sufTer very little. * * * There appears to be a lack of tbo right kind of organization among the strawoerry growers hero, and this is resulting in positive loss to them. They ought, to bo together in many things relating to 4he shipment and marketing of this ciop. They are making a mistake as we see it. * * * Every year sees the establishment of more, rural free delivery routes in Horry County and it become . more and more convenient for the farmers to obtain their nail at their very j doors. Thr.-o routes wiil be r:.uat j Jished in Ju : t., 1 ..<{ : v {ran S J ford, S C. The 11 < ti t > that- sec-! tic 11 of t.h?C. 1 will T ' * I estabhsbrn. r;t> < ? t. rural route/ j, is heipiig la the education of ibo \ people.. , Hi ? * * * I "Portland Ned" ono of tbe most 1 notorious thieves, robbers auddynn- J miters in the United Stales, war- i paroled by the Governor tho other ( day. Being a famous character, a "Portland Ned" graciously accepted a an Invitation to go to tbe Governor's c office for an interview. In the r. midst of the conferonco, ar.d while <> a federal court officer with a war- i for the arrest of the robber in his o pocket, was cooling his heels In the si obby, the Governor complimented lis friend "Ned" by absenting himself from the room. "Ned," being not a dull boy, accepted the suggestion aud the invitation, at d went away during the Governor's absence. As a mark of gratitude, "Ned" did not steal the Governor's fountain pen as ho was leaving. This criminal has a black record as loog as a man's arm. He will doubt J less remain in South Carolina, tirae.-! tine his profession and vote for Blease for United Stale senator,? Georgetown Times l'H2 HEA LTH BOARD ^~jj) r?~TrsiTf Li 'Kofcjjpjr The board of health of a town or city serves without compensation, So far as wo Km w th law has never provided curp n, lion of any kind f v any < f -o rm tubers of these board u ' be the mail amount allowed fi om t ia to timo to th" m< in ,?er who secretary, or to a rner h ! is do-ignuted as the ' 'I! i-al th Ol'fi ( i* '' jt is p. general rule the wo:'!:' over that when a citizm . f iiih, (f a rod\ion in .which h,0;is xpeeied to act for ') b' ft I ill * p L'lic - i!i ' ut re c .np n$o f . i>y U od, ex* rpt of court' *, th: frel: ; hat ho is to some i X'Ont, u pu 'ov)i:'fio'or, bo soon I shows a tore acv to traoict only tho: e Ouii1.', wiii-'h art? absolutely! hoodse&rj. and he fails to give to the problems of his work, tho samel amount of thought and invost'gutioi 1 that he gives to his ordinary business or calling On ;bo other hand there are times whon the board, or some of the members of it, become mthused with the idea that every! thing must be dono atonco toohange I tho order of things that they find, and the uncommon zeal thus sometimes exercised, forces them intol action which they would not take I after sober thought and consideration. Acting without piy, the meet ic< s of tho boaul must be held at odd times when the members may be assembled together without interfering with their daily business. The board very often has to take, or docs take, snap judgment in matters coming before them, and they often act without making a thorough examination. Many times in the J past the board of health in Conway has acted impulsively, taking drastic action interfering with the rights of others, in such a way as to injure the ir: licence this board ought to nave. Unce a market keeper was prosecuted by the to ami authorities, at tho direction of the board of health. The man was cleared by the jury of businesss men called to pass on his case, and the board got the worst of I ho j >ko. Lately it has been mentioned that a prosecution was started before taking a milder course that would have been perfect ly successful, but no trial has ever been called. Better results might have bicn reached without this. Lately a certain building was eondanced to : Milt ry and the owner was f.crvtd wi:h uotico to tear it down : nd rc> w it. The notice eorainod no (X 'at.: tion as to how j; vr.fi ui i i "\v, The. board must have rn tl no investigation. The uuseem r f va d .Is and loafers about ih- r and vacant lots at night a e wall 1 own. It is also veil f-.n 1) t!'authorities prov , vv. b > h to prevent this, iwd r.o ' Si ; ; 'o 'nrnl lied to light ; ^ . 1 ft 1 ! ' '^'v l K u;. ,1 ' V < .-> w II I I : u i.ho s'.ruc , h's being a remedy Lhu v. uld v s bu iillleand would remit in d n ege to nobody, In rea .ion to jma huild'ngs, 'any) trouble four;d by the board undoubtedly iorw 6 from the vagrants and the irmy of the. idle who wander about ;t and for whose nets the nvr.t r f the prop riy is certainly ^ o' iomj r. ible at least not to the!" I 1 xt; r. that he should bo deprived of j ho pr< perty, without due process f f law as yon might say. What ? uch boards ought to do is to show e " X JSSSMSooos I LOUIS |j| Charleston, til TV, i i u v I w? Bargai # CALL OF OUR NEW SPRING S MAMMOTH CLI $12.98 Suits reduced to $15.00 Suits, reduced to ?*?& $17.f0 Suits, reduced to.. - ,..J $20.00 Suits, reduced to... $25.00 Suits, reduced to.. $20 0 ? Suits, reduced to._ $37-50 Suits, reduced to (t? jja All of our Dresses reduc i v? ance. __ th^ people how thoy can manage their lives and property in such o way as td insure the greatest safeguards to health. They should not condemn valuable property without giving the owner a chanco to carry out !heir rules. This board has, or is supposed to have, quite a lot of power, but power of any kind ought always to be carefully expended and applied. Deafness Cannot He Cured by local applications, as they cannot roach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube is inflamed you have ? rumblir g sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, bearing will bo destroyed for ever; nine cases out of ten aro caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused t>y catarrh) that cannot be cured by liall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY, & CO., Toledo, O. Sold bv Druggists, 753. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Adv. WANTED.--At once three thous ai d chickens, either grown or friers. Cash Grocery Co , opposite old Tobacco Warehouse, Adv. Heat Medicine for Colds. When a druggist recommends a remedy for colds, throat and lung troubles, you can feel sure that he knows what ho is talking about. C. Lower, Druggist, of Marion, Ohio, writes of l)r King's New Discovery: T know Dr. King's New Discovery is the best throat and lung medicine ! sell. It cured ray wife of a severe Iv onchial cold after all other remedies failed. It will do the same for vou if you are sullering with a cold or any bronchial, throat or lung cough. Keep a bottle on hand all the time for everyone in the family to use. It is a home doctor. Price :.0e and SI 00. Guarrantetd by Norton Drug Co. Makers Chapel There will be a regular servico at 1' ikers Chapel as follows: 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 a. m. 2nd Sunday at 4 p. m. 4th Sunday at 7 p ra. 1st Sunday service conducted by i \ -* > f i r~i . 11f .. 1*!* > 13. tt. i/omns2ad 3rd and 4th Sunday service conducted by the pastor. Public cordially invited. D. L. Roten, ' fas tor. Constipation Cured. Dr. King's New Life Pills w 1] re- C ievo conRtipa'ion promptly and get r ^our bowels in nealthy condition igain. John Suspic, of Sar.bury ^a., says: "They are the best p lis ^ ever used, and I advise everyone a o use them for constipation, indi- J rostion and liver complaint." W ill ' clp you. Price 25o. Rccommendd by Norton Drug Co. Adv. COHEN THE ARCADE 232 and 234 King Street i Wholesale 6c Retail A SURPLUS ^NliVENT WITIIOUT PA HISTORY. $75-000 STC WHOLESALE COST AND . ns! Bargains! E UITS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS SARANCE SALE_ $ 9.4 9 11.79 13.39 10,39 19.98 24.39 29 98 ed in like per cent age for Cloar- ( ' ' .I*!*"',. "" ' ' am" " ' " "" " " ** ** Wonderful Skin Salve. , } Buoklen's Arnica Salve is known ; everywhere as the best remedy make for all diseases of the skin, and also for burns, bruises and boils Reduces inflammation and is soothing and healing J. T. Sossaman, publisher of News, of Cornelius, N C,, writes that one box helped his serious skin ailment after other re- < inedies failed, Only 25c. Recom mended by Norton Drug Co. Ady. RH1CHE8TEK S PILLS ' WTHK J>IAMONI> IIUANIK A //V l<nd>cn! AhU your I>rupfrl?t f?r / (( {.'.'.jjl < DIuiiioihI Tlrunj/^w I'lllts In Hcd and iiold ^ vU lioxc*,, sealed with Blue Kibbon. fSt <s>-^ V. J 'I'ulrn no other, llur of your * \'J ~ (h UrujarUt- .??< <forCHrt.eillCS.TEK# C. tW hi.lJlONH IlIUNJ) for 85 f~3 yc.-.r* known as Best, Safest, Always Retiablf ] ] ?r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVEIiVWHCRE : i'o Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAX ATI V E 11 HOMO Quinine. It stops the 1 Cough and Headache and works otl the Cold. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c. I gg&m dflMBb ?Sk?Kk J A WARNING!! I a WE would like to say to the c v people of Conway th<\t we are P 8 position to furnish you with the B H freshest and nicest p I I BEEF, | 1 g HAMS. i | SAUSAGE. * ' <8 SALT MEATS,1 g 0 BREAKFAST BACON, 1 ; fl STAPLE ANI) FANCY GROCE R 3 RIES, | g DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. | | Be sure to give us a trial order Everything delivered at your P ' WOODWARD BROTHERS. fc |j Phone 35. K ' ' .T MI>OIlMA]N Conveyancer, Notary Public Writes Titles, Mortgages, ^ Wills, Incorporates Companies. Abstracting and Copying done. Baker & Dusenbury Surveyors and Real Eftatc Agents Drainage a Specialty CONWAY, S. C, ' Ofllce Spivey Building. j Fancy Groceries ( Cool Soda Water : ! When in need of the fine Groce- t ries that the times demand, at pri- < ce* as low as the markets will allow. call at the CASH GROCERY { STORE. Every attention given to your order whether large or ^ small. Our reputation is made in the gro- < eery line, and we assure you we * will live up to it 1 Complete stock of cool drinks, co- 1 I co cola, grape juice. Call at the | -j fountain a ....... >vi j wur nummcr driuks. J Cash Grocery Co i Opposite Horry Tobacco Warehouse ? ? .w JON WAY LODGE, No. 65, A. F. M ^ Thoro will bo n regit I a com < iiui nic&tlon ol Conway I.odg A . ! '. M. will bo hol.l W Monday, Moy 12 1018,7.80 | aB^jl |i. m., Wo liavo work at | \ ' ?very ling, bo j |>l?'ftte come on time. 1 W. L. BRYAN, vf ,M. Oil AS. BUSKNBU RY, Sec'y, :n=r*06*? <& C0M1 STORE ind 203 Meeting Street. Soul Mailorder House 5 SALE RALLEL IN THE EN TIRE >CK SACRIFICED FOR LESS. .... bargains! Bargj WAISTS! WAISTS! \\ 75c and 89c White Lawn Lingerie > $1.00 White Lawn Lingerie Waists $1 50 White Lawn an Linen Waists #2.50 White Lawn and Linen Waist Write us for your wants, the sa ?ur store. ' STOTN" 90&Q GROCERIES With a capital of fifty th better prepared than eve n 11 r ulnrku nf fliinnn o vr MWVnU \#A V? MUlkU tl beat. We have what you sition to save you money, tilizer of any kind, or Ri< Corn, Rye, White Bacon, Coffee, or anything else i line, remember that we wants, and that your trji i Come to see us, and con stuff to those of our cust do so. 350 barrels Floui ton seed meal. Palmetto G I 4'Cooper W Mulling, S. C Beginning April f our entir Urn UI J UUUUd, at actual cost, store fixtures bel whole stock will t cost mark, allow mer the same pr same before buy all of the count ^ive this their bes will sell them goc sale cost, so am * * buy some nice s ow cost. Apply :orget the date. Saturday I ind will continue Botsoesefs^i PANY, & 1' th Carolling intheSouu.? M . p V v' . . I suns! AISTS! WAISTS! Yaists, Reduced to $0 45 Reduced to. 0 07 Reduced to . 1.32 s reduced to _ 2 15 mc price cuts prevail all over vJjp %{9 IRST. jfc IrAtV' t*4 J^MWVY* ousand dollars, we are | r before to serve you. ] nd Groceries can't he * 5 want and are in a poVVhen you need Fer- | : ?, Flour, Syrup, Oats, Smoked Bacon, Soap, 1 n the Guano or Grocery can take care of your | ide will be appreciated. | ic at once. Can ship 3 outers who wish us (o in stock. 3 curs cotCo' Wholesale" ^ 5th, we will offer e stock of ChfiPC mil Also some nice ow cost as this )e sold under the ing every custoivilege of seeing ing. will ask ry merchants to t attention, as we >ds below wholeVone wishing to >tore fixtures be at once. Don't ! until sold