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She ^ortg IScnld. CONWAY, S. C. 1 H H. WOODWARD I ___________________ ^ En er A at l,h rPoat Office at Conway , C., as second class mail matter. i PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MOKNINti By CONWAY PUBLISH I NO CO , TELEPHONE 21. ( TERMS: ( SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ( One copy, one year - $1.00 One copy, six months 75 One copy, three months 50 PUBLISHERS ANNOUCEMENT. TributcH of Respect, and Obituaries will be charged for at the rate of one cent per word for all words over 150. Resolutions of Thsnks,, Cards of Thanks, and all other reading Notices, not NEWS, taking the run of the paper, 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. All charges of Advertisements must be in the office by Saturday noon to insure their appearance in the following issue. All communications must be signed by the name of the w riter, not for publication, but for the protection of this paper ADVERTISING RATES; Notice in Special Column at the rate of one cent per word each insertion, ] and none of these taken f<>r less than 25 cents, to be paid for in advance. Legal Notices at $1.00 per inch first insertion, 50 cents each subsequent insertion " Rates on long term contracts for display advertising very reasonable ancl made known on application. Make all Checks or Drafts payable to The Horry Herald, or II II. Wood w ard, Conway, S C THURSDAY, OCT. 2nd. 1913. ? ... w . M A majority of men are all talw and nothing done ? O? Tin: recent condition of the public well at the town hall proree that toe much "tinkering" is dangerous. ?0? Tay every man what you owe. You canr.ot? Then why did you ever get in debt? 1 he bible directs you to owe no man. ?0~ The purpose of punishment for crime is to deter others from doing wrong. In this way you see the great benefit to society, ?O? Thkre is nothing of any conse quence that car. be acccmplished in the world without energy, perseverance, and close application. ?O? Somb men are selfish and never take part in any common movement designed for the mutual benelit of a community. ? O? Very little has been done toward he grading and beautifying of the public square, and this neglect is right in the face of the frequent recommendations of the grand juries. When will there be an awaken ing. ? O ? An effort should be made to establish new industries at Conway. They will be needed in the course of a few years to take the place of a)nie that will have to play out, ?O? Notwithstanding all of the theories and teachings of the religious world aud the dbilosophers, a looker on at toe courts has to admit that mankind still go on disobeying the < laws. ; I -O 1 Evkhy business man of Conway should strive to help to the full extent of his power to make Conway <] the very best tobacco, and cotton ( market jh this section of the State, $ , i ~ ?a"*? It is not too etui) to beg'n to lay | dans for the improvement of the Mreets and sidewalks of Conway ror another year. J/Ct the watchwords be; "lietter streets and sidewalks better drainage, better sanita ry and health regulations ' -0? Thk good results following the ihorotigh cleaning up and sani arv regulations put into operation here Juring last Winter and Spring, are strikingly apparant in the absence jf fever and typhoid cases during the Summer just passed away. ?O ? Tub lesson learned in 1912 concerning the sanitation and drainage of certain portions of Conway had its effect in the Summer of :913 now passed away. Its good effects will last on into all the years of the future, unices the lesson should be forgotten. ? 0? Again the criminal court of Horry County has been in session, and those who wore unwilling to obey the laws of the land, have had to stand before the bar of justice and receive their punishment. Why men will persist in disobeying the laws, when it is easier and better in every way to obey them, is a mystery which has puzzled the men of all ages. ?0? If you are gifted with a sound constitution and consequently good health, be sure that you have one of the greatest blessings this world can give. Therefore preserve it and be careful of it as you would of the innat nrf*r>irkiia tKinn Tfa b <-./ >?>! n rt ... vw W |/ivv<vug i "8 x n ?. V |' 1 11 ^ may mean fame and fortune for you while its Ioes will mean failure. Good health is the best of capital* -0? Bkfohk long it will le possible in all sections of this Southland, for the cotton growers to store thei* cotton in fireproof warehouses and get advances on it to tide them over the hard times, and enable them to hold it until the prices go up, This is a condition that should have been obtainable-years and years ago. The farmers have always been slow as a class to come together in matters of this kind for their mutual benefit and advantage. ?0? The good farmer will plant to , ?; ^ ^ i i - . i i j nice ui e itiigiHi crops OU l ne least amount of land. In this way he cuts down the labor Ue has to perform to make a living. It is much easier to plow a few acres than a hundred, and often when the few acres are properly cultivated, the production is greater than that on the larger field. WOW IT HJl'i T 441VII MM IT UliLJ Familiar Features Well Known to Hundreds of Conway Citizens. A familiar burden in many homes The burden of a ''bad back. A lame, a weak or an aching back Often tells you of kidney ills Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys. Here is Conway testimony. Mrs. Sidney Smith, N. Main St., Conway, S. C , says: "My back ached constantly and I had headaches and d'zzy spells. I rested poorly and in the momiutr had no strength or energy. Doan's Kidney, whicb I procured from the Norton Drug Co , have given me more relief than any other kidney medicine I have ever trken Since I u.^ed toem I had been able to rest better, and I have fe.t strorg and free from pain. For sale by all dealers Price 50 centc. Fostei-Milburn Co., BulTalo, New York, sole agents for the UniStates. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. Adv. For Weakness and Loss of Appetite rtie Old Standard general strengthening tonic, >ROVK'H TA8THI.KSS chill TONIC, drives out 'alaria and builds up the system. A true tonic tod muc Appetiser. FocadatU and children. 50c. r? ' 1 u.? - ' > A OBITUARY. David How oil wan horned N< vember l<a. 1850 ana departed tbis lift July 21st, 1913 Ho b re hi* sufT-t- 1 irgs well orad said ho net afraid to die He leave? a wife, one sou, *nd four daughters, two brothers, t'ire*' si-1 ?rs at.d a lot of friends to mourn their los?.- He was a bard working toan and always bor.t* t it all bis dealing?. He is ir?is?ttl by ;.i) who know b m. Blessed arc th. pure in hc-a't for they ihall ko G< d. S. D. H. FOR SALE My farm sit tv.n less than 1 ra le of the Industrial School, 100 acres, raore or less SO acres cleared, cla/ foundation, good water, dwaliiag house, and tobacco barn. R N. Squires, GaiivaLt Foiry, S. C. R>u*e 1 No. Six-Sixty-Six This is n prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. Five or 6ix doses will break any case, end if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and docs not gripe or bickcn. 25c Rakers C hupcl Tnere will oe a re jul ir servica a : Bakers Chapel as follows: 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 a. m. 2 nd Sunday at 4 p m 4th Sunday at 7 p ra 1st Sunday .service conducted by B ' > 13 G Collios 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday scrvict conducted by the pastor Public cordialy inv t d T) L Roten, Pastor NOTICE OF SALE. Under anil by virtue of < battel moil* cages duly executed av.d delivered y Norman M'-sely to the Kentuek.y ilorte & Mule Co., I have tti/.td ami will sell to the hitliesr bidders i< r ca h, at Loris, S. C.,at 11 ofciock in the lor no >n, on the : Oth day of Kept* mb? r A. I). 10115, the following described pereoi .1 property, to wit.' Two Double II >rse ITagr ns, One Open Buggy, One Top Buggy. Terms cash, < n the da of sale. .1 A LeV.i<\ A'jent of Mi lt.a^i . td IBS and my head ached nearly 18 g | | fi all the time. Our family h 8 " 8 | g doctor treated inc, but * j; j II only gave me temporary Bug 0 | relief. I was certainly in S a | a j bad health. My school ? 5 ; ?5 teacher advised me to TAKE HI I J The Woman's Tonic ||| ? ,< g I took two bottles, in all, | a ? III and was cured. 1 shall | S | 1 jj always praise Cardul to |jjali ? jj f sick and suffering wo- gyp] I itj|j men." li you suffer from gjj5 pains peculiar to weak | M ; women' such as head- w g tO ache, backache, or other | symptoms of womanly Pg*| IS SI trouble, or if you merely jpEdj] G a need a tonic for that tired. iJj5i The County Fair At Conway October 19'3, This will be about the time to put. out all kinds of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Shade Trees, Flowers. Ete. Let mo have order now for any kidu of Nursery Stock \ou want, so as to deliver the stock when you come to "Horry County Fair". J K. COLES, Agent, j Greensboro Nursery. I ft ^ c r\ 1 i rv VJ uouim^j | Kerosine, Cylinder Oil, Cup Grease, t Auto Lubricants, All Highest Quality, at lowest prices. Keady to serve oyu at arty t'me for any of the above. Quality Guar- j anteed. c Cape Fear Oil Co i 3.T. BELL, Agent. V X 3Il>ORMAI> Conveyancer, Notary Public. IVrites Title?*, Mortgages, Wills, Incorporates Companies. Abstracting and Copying done. Baker & Dusenbury Surveyors and Real Eftate Agents Drainage a Specialty CONWAY, S. C. Olllce Si ivey Building. W C SINGLETON ATTORNEY AT LAW Conway, S. C. Office up Stairs Buck Building J. M. JOHNSON, CIVIL ENGINEER Marion, S C. Railroad, City and Land Surveying; and Drainage. Read-building an sewe rs, Draughting and Blue Printing H. C. CANNON General Land Surveying. Office?Buck Building CONWAY, S. C. P. 1IAWES GROCER Only High Grade Family and Plantations Supplies bundled. Your patronige l> respectfully solicited and will be appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money bacK. Kj trouble to show g<>< da, so if you don't see what you want ask for it. GEO. LUM LAUNDRY, CONWAY, S. C, Beginning July 1st. 1913 All persons must take tickets for work left here. Possitively no work delivered until ticket is presented. Laur.dry not called for il 30 days will be sold for charges. GEORGE LUM v HUE LIFE IN S GRANGE. INSU RANK We represent the largest companies. Policies written on the most libera terms. Prompt settlement Of claims. Minimum insurance cost. I) A Spivey & Company INSLRAMK ItHeiklKS II It ](II ilium mm/ U M. \\ hen you are sick there is onH one rule to follow. Don't trilhe w?th medicine of doubtful value or take something BECAUSE it is recommended by a friend, you may not have your friends trouble. See a Practicing Physic.an, have him diagnose your case, thats the sure 1 way to get the right medicine for vour particular ailment. Brirg the orescrittion to us aud we will give vou exactly what thtt prescription calls for and at a reasonable price. Wo are qualified to do good work and have only the best drugs the mai kets a (To d >. Conway Drug Co. Pharmacists CONWAY, - S. C. I A WARNING! | 5 WE would like to say to the 1 people of Conway th^t we ore 9 nnuitinn f-- -- ?!Al " ^ , tu imiiinii |uu wmi me J freshest and nicest P BEEF, I g HAMS. P A SAUSAGE, fc 1 SALT MEATS, P 3 BREAKFAST BACON, 1 f STAPLE ANDSFANCY GRCCE | HIES, 9 1 Be sure to give us a trial order * Everything delivered at your 9 door. 9 (WOODWARD BROTHERS. | Phone 35. 9 i r"nVWAV r onnw ? ? -- "v/i/iin, i>o. DO, A. F. M r There will be a regular com* jfStk. muni'-fttion of Conway l.origa * No. (i5, A.K. 11. will he hel^ , ^jQfcrvXg^^'.lomtuy, Aug 11 th 1913,7.30 I*, in., We have, work at * \mot>t every meeting, bo j please come on time. W It BUYAN, W. M 4 : II AS. DT'qENHI I: , RUB-MY-TISM ' Will cure your Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headache9, Cramps, >olic, Sprain9, Bruises, Cuts and 3urns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Stc. Antiseptic Anodyne* used inernally and externally. Price 25c. - i- a.?? ? At Zero And Lower. That is the way >ou tfet Coco-Co'n i , and other line drinks from the ice ! ^ box and fountain of II <> Todd, M:in-|, OKer. You deserve the beat when >oil j ( pay honest money for it. (Jet thesei, at the Caih Grocery Co, I, Fresh Supply of Fancy Cukes and j Candies. For those call in at I Cash Grocery Co For Sale. I Salt and Fresh Mullets. Send or- ( ders by mail to JOESARKIS, ( Burroughs & Collins Co., Fishery. MYRTLE BEACH, S 0 ii i i ri i iii. <n"kM*kl FOR SALE My farm of 20 acre?, more or less, 5 acres cleared. (1 md dwelling, yood water, clay foundation, 1 I i mile of Allen, S C., 1-2 mile from church, and school. Reasonable terms. J, W. Norris, Allen, S. C. < Adv 2t-pd, At Prices to Suit At Hardee's Store Out From 1 hereby announce lo the purcha ed from a \isit to all of the leading w Ycrk and Philadelphia, where I have most up-to-date stocK of Dry Goods county to be p aced in a country store thing that is best for tie people of guarantee that my prices will compart high quality of thu toods. My business standing and repu sell. My customers know me by >ean goods are on my shelves to please you want a small prol't, depending < 11 tl high prices charged by others. Give me a call. My stock of grc usevtr. Come to Hardee's store for >PUTITINTH k MANY HAVI | IT BY HIDIN< < WHEN YOU HIDE YO ^always CARED? You wi SWILL KNOW you have ni efind out where it is anc nave any money. ? Bankers are in busincst c monev and other people's, ?honest way. ? Make OUR Banl ^ Wc pay Liberal Interest consis {Conway Sai Cut out this coup at Norton Drug Com pa exchange it for t*c the $400 Piano Cont .sta'ik ok houra Carolina ('ounty of 7/orry OOUIM' OK < OMllON PLEAS , M btuiih ) , I 'iu n IT vs. |> II Holmes, Defendant ** COPY SCMMON8 M)li HE LIEF [Complaint HervedJ I'O Tin; l)KKENI)\NT I) a Holmes You are li' i Oy HUumoned and retjuirL d to anwuer the complaint iu this action )f which a copy is herewith servrd upon lull, and to h? rve a copy of your auwxer 0 the Hiild complaint or the subscriber it his olllo? at C'onwiy, S. (J., within wenty days after the service hereof; \i 1 u .vh of the day of such service; and f you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesdd, the plaintiff in his action will apply to the Court for th relief demanded in the complaint. Rated July 20: h, A. I). 191J II 11 nootlward, Plaintiff's Atfo ney. i'o D li Holmes, ab8< nt defeudant:Take notice that the complaint Jri the foregoing H'a'cl action, and the summons I which the foregoing Is a copy, were tiled In the office of the Clerk of the I'on rt of Common Plei h, at Conway, S. '! , on it e 28.h day of July A I). IV. Ij. Bryan, II 11. Woodwa ii, C. C. C. P. Plaintiff's Attorney. CHICHESTER S PILLS" y zp-. TIIK IHAMONP IiBANU. yC ' ' '"l i'O A*U jrour l>ruKtfl?t f r /\ All <'lii*"hc?.tcr,?IHmii(indTlcmnI/A\ I'lllo in liiU and Cold nieul|ic\^^X ?rWgW IwuftK, scale I with Jtluo Klt.txn. T.A v'.'J 1'nl') no nth.?r. llur of your ? ( / - iff Orn^Ut. .I'^foTCIIi.ClIKM.TCTtSf 1 rt '>'Amono kkani> I'ini.K.Vr \C* J5> years <tm>wn as Kcst, Safest, Always Uellsbl* A?r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE rx jj^ the Pocket, just a few Miles Conway. .siupublic that I have just return- 1 holesale houses of Baltimore^ New purchased one of the largest and and Notions ever brought to this They are complete lines of everythis section of the county, and I j with any,Jwhen you consider the tat ion is behind everything that 1 3 of fair and square dealing. These , at prices you can stand, as 1 only je quantity sold rather than the iccries and tlie like is as complete what you want. wwwvwyy A E BANK&tI 2 LOST;? ?fe>f G IT S % fi:S \ m lOX* i jj UR MONEY ate you noi ill uact so the PEOPLEV loney, and follow you and% I STEAL IT. Then youV ? f. NOT TO LOSE theirV but to make money in an^ < YOUR Rank. ^ tent with Safety- -5 per cent. ifings Bank.| tAAWWWAAW ; V on, and present it ny ' s and they will >nty-five votes in est*