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{GERMANS BEGIN ' | * HEW OFFENSIVE f Paris.?After an intense bombard- js ment the Germ ans launched an in- i NV fantry attack vest of Tahure in the w it Champagne. They penetrated the tl J French, ppsitic the war office an- 4 v notinceJ/'bu. vu'scquontly were ex- 0 kg pclled. German attack.} on the Som- : me and Verdun f *onts were repulsed 0 The Ger.aan attack on the Sommc ] -vJ | front wr . i a<it :.i hill 121, near tnc 0 / town c. ->l.;urepi.s, recently taplurcu n if V I'i 01 A... tl On the Verdun front ensw of the ^ (; Mouse the Germans attack d the s , French line between Floury and v L- Thiaumont, after a heavy bombard- , r ment, but were unable to make no Y advance. b Aerial engagements occurred all ! along the front. Three German aero- c. j planes were shot down in the Sornnic . sector, one near Crarm, and another v near the Verdun front. Six othersL were damaged and two German cap- . tive balloons were destroyed. j t | A CATtD. * j \ I her?c*by thank my many friends s for their support in the recent pri- ( ' mary. ' : t ?GEO. M. HOGGINS. I . C O I V A CARI). L 1 M'lcVi < A Hhiinb mtf in T I rn? I . Ty for the support which they so ^ generously gave me on the 29th oft. August. 1 appreciate that support L very much and trust tthat I may be J | able in the future to merit a con-; ^ tinuance of their confidence. 1 ex-! pect to he a candidate for Congress in 1918 and hope during the next two | ( years J may have an opportunity of J meeting and knowing more of the I. people of Horry. i ( JULIUS Mo INN ES. CAKI) OF THANKS. 1 wish to thank the voters, fvr their support in tlie primary for the .State Senate. M. M. STANLEY. Loris, S. C. FROM MR. BARKER. To the Voters of Horry: Please accept my heart-felt thanks and appreciation of the hardsome| vote you gave me on the 29th whVT?| put me in the second race for.'lhel ?'.ud I r's cilice. I solicit your sup I port in the second primary and thank t\ on in advance lor what you may do foi me. If elected i will try to tonduct myself in such a way that you will fool proud you cast your balls*? for me. 1 will giv?r every duly tainiqg to the office its proper att'.n* tion. Respectfully. ?C. K. BARKER. o CARD FROM ?UL ADAMS. I desire to thank the voters of Hor-.; ry County for the handsome voU . given me in the first primary fcr County Auditor, and to ask them onejj and all to remember me at the polbC on next '.Tuesday. ?N. C. ADAMS. o GEORGETOWN'S COLONY I: Details of Seaboard Plan Are Being, Worked Out. '; Mr. S. T. Anderson, assistant general development agent, with headquarters at Norfolk, Va., and Mr. A. P. Pant, development agent, with headquarters at Jacksonville, Fla., representing the Seaboard Air Line Railway Company, says the. Georgetown Times, are perfecting plans and ai l'fl ncrnmnn+e f.-?w ~ - ?1 .?nul,.v.<vo iui im iiikiii)^ *% uwiwny of high class farmers from Indiana to this county. Of Brooks' has just made his return from bouaht one of the best un-to-rte ever brought to the County ar We know that cotton good can sell the trade at the same ol go and look over his stock of S best Shoe that money can buy wheto. Call around and seehii over his line of Dress Shirtsan J. B. STAN i. / | 1 \ i i v . . i RALLY PROHIBITION VOTERS. ' As Secretary of the Prohibition 0 mini tie 2 in Horry I feel coi.si.ain1 to make an appeal to the ngh. linking voters 01 the county, 'li.^r.. , an okl truism that there is nothing 5 orth having that we do not have U ^ ork tor. Generally it is tquall> jy ue that we have to work to kec^ nngs worth having. By all force* L 1 .g.-t and righteous joining hands 1 1 a uctermined efioit we carricu cu> ...to ior Prohibition at the las. electa. We put the law on thv. statute ouks and nave had a Governor Wat s ;.s fearlessly and heroicly enlorcec. v Lie law. The den.011 rum is hard te own. He is back at us again in the ucop's clothing of Cole L. Blease r .ho has been for .years the direc ^ cprosentative cf the liquor dealer, /no want to sell the soul damning ^ lull in this State. We are now laced with anothe: ruis equally grave as we faced last j var. Aw tlie election next week the s rotcrs of the State in choosing a \ governor will say whether they want < lie law to continue .to be enforced, or j 0 be made of none effect. The issue s clear. Governor Manning, asking or the endorsement of the people, 1 .lands squarely for the enforcement 1 )f the law. Blouse running for a hird term against the traditions and justoin of the American people, stands for the open sale of liquor and .mrestrained' vice in every form. If die Prohibition forces arc to hold .v. hat we have gained we must rally Lo the emergency. We must endorse Jov. Manning's enforcement of the law, or we will have a situation worse than over by allowing a man who stands squarely for things of th devil to be supreme. By the help of God wc won the fight once. We can hold the iort now if we only see to it that every man who believes in the enforcement of the liquor law comes' out to the polls and votes. We are up against now tve same organization wo defeated last year. Wc can win, but we must fight to do so. Some of Biease's followers seem to think because he can tell smutty1 jokes and make a loud noise that hei is a fit. subject to he the Governor ol a great State. I have a steam whistle that can let off more hot air and make a louder noise than he can, and it has never asked even for one term in the Governor's oflice^ much loss three. On the other hand Governor Manning is a high tone Christian gentleman who knows his duty and discharges it fearlessly and with dignity to his high office. He is a gentleman and no politician, .and does ?.ot even stoop so low as to answer the mud-slinging, false and unfounded on truth as it is, that lilcase has indulged in. We need a maw like that as the chief executive <jf our State. Gov. Manning stands for everything that, is cl an, noble a <1 upragh* and for the uncompromising en for c ment of the law. In the name of the cause of Prohibition and good govcrnment I appeal to you to do your utmost for the cause. The whiskey interests and the blind-tigers are at work and will work to the end. The1 forces of right and righteousness have won and can win again, but to win every man must do his duty-! Remember this is not now a political!, fight, it is a light for civic righteousnews. PAUL QUATTLEBAUM, Sec. Horry Prohibition Com. o M&ke every day a clean up day. CHICHESTER S PILES TUB ir.A.MONO KRAM?. * A?li your Hcuaglfit for * CM vhM.tpr'? IMuimniirHr?iid/A\ fJ'll'u In lira ami t.olU metallic I'oxe.. sealed with IMue RIMmn. iff |M Tub*) no oilier. Itny of your ^ \'f " m nrn?fflat. .v.icforei(J[.()iri';rt.TKRC> I Iff ?IAMONI> ICKANll FILI.H, for ?& V f4 JU year* ?rnown as HesC,Safest, Always Reliable ?r SOI 0 ?V DAI IfifiiSTS EVERVWH11? 1NLEY : ville, S. C. , 1 Baltimore where he has J ite stocks of Merchandise t id the biggest. < Is have all advanced, but he < Irl npieoc Y/\?i inct nunhi t iu iuvmi i uu juoi uuym iu >hoes. He wilt give you the and better quality than else- p m and don't forget to look v id Hats. t ILEY, Prop. i I THE HORRY HERALD Lfoc<al end Miss Bessie Buroagc of Florence, | I. C.t recent... leit here fcr Ki..gs- tl ree where ~ visiting her sister Irs. L. Roy Ti The result of .. c Primary for the fi "ownship Supervi&v.*, is published in his issue on Page 2. J Bert Hardwick, of Kingriree, S. C., U pent several days of it. * week here t< leitmg friends and rela..i>.o. * Mr. L. H. Burroughs ar.<l children S eturned last week from Id enters, n- e rille, N. C., where they have beu. fl pending some time during the waiv veather. w w w w m Snowdrift lard 12c; Good whole *ice $4.65 sack; Best sweet feed $1.8 jack; Wheat middlings $1.70 sack; A. \< Vlcndleson's lye $2.75 case; Hal s!* Scar Lye $2.00 case; Red Devil Lyc j>3.40 case.?W. Boyd Jones.?adv t ? m * * Criminal court will convene here t the latter part of this month, Sep. < tomber 25th. 1 * * * * t M. W.. Wall lately received another large shipment of government seed. * ? / A. T. Collins went to Henderson - j < vilie, N. C., and returned last Satur-|l clay. He spent a week with Mrs. ' Collins and the children who will re- 1 turn home from Hendersonviile later in the season. * ? G RA RES G RA PES jBeginning Sept. 11th, 1 will buy you:1 white scuppernong grapes, will pay 90c. per bu. in nice clean barrels, otherwise bOe.?W. PERCY HAKD-i NNICkE, Conway, S. C.?adv. ***** Miss Mabel Norton is visiting licr sister, Mrs. B. W. Crouch, at Saluda, S. C. Paul Quattlebaum recently returned from a short vacation. M iss Ruby Moore of MurrcHls Inlet has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John H. McCaskill. ***** A. B. Garren returned the middle of last week from Hendersonsilie, N. C., where he went to visit Ms relatives and to take a much needed rest. Mrs. Garren and the .children spent the time with relatives and friends in the country while Mr. Garren was in Hendereosnville* -N. C. ***** Robbie Stalvey of Soc&stee was here the latter part of last week. ***** No matter whether some men have been successful in their own aflairs or not, if properly Induce<8 he will run for public ofltae and try to convince the nubia- /.(Y>1 M l^iolrrk ? ' _ AIV V'VTM?11 UltUW C4 success of their aJJ'airs. * * * w w Grady Tisdale returned last week j from a tw0 weeks vacation sporu in I the mountains of North Carolina. M. M. Stanley came into Conway from Loris last Wednesday to watch the reports from the precincts as to the race for State Senator. * w * * * Miss Ethel Godbold, of Mxdlins, S. C., is visiting relatives in the city. ***** If you want to continue to receive this paper, send in your renewal foi [ subscription to-day while it yet time. A simple request for the money ought to be sufficient with every right thinking man or vcoman on our long list. I Chapman Thompson is visiting friends in Bamberg, S. C. ***** * j Mrs. Hal JL. Buck and children returned last week from Myrtle Beach j1 where they spent some time while j Mr. Buck was engaged in the campaign for the State Senate. ***** j * Many people visited Conway from1 -,ho country the middle of last week :o get the latest news from the election, not only the election for county i! iffices but the election for Governor j1 md other State officers. No election * luring the past ten years has created 'j nurc interest on the part of the peo>le. ( ***** Thanks are due the Conwav Tele hone Co., for their services last veek in petting in the election re- . urns from all over the county. By eason of this telephone company 'hich now reaches its branches to all uarters of the county, the matter of etting in the votes from the pre- u incts is much easier than it was fif- ? , ir pen years ago when the people en- j Dyed no such facilities. I T . CONWAY, S. 0. Pepsonel > i ^i iuiss ilssie LiiiOi. has retur.-vv. u 1 le city. m ] Mrs. R. G. Dusenbury arrived licrt ecentiy ironi Aturreils lmui to v.si.i< ricnus and relatives. Col. J. R. Alisbrook, of Allsbrook 1. C., spe?.t s*..nie tiinc in Conway u?t Wcc?c during the excitement due < d the first primary election. * * The cement sidewalk along Lnure.' llveet has been finisae^ a. tne join; I xpensc of the town authorities aim ' irivate owner of the property. li! nakes quite an addition to taut sec- > .on of me street and is a permai.eiu j provement. The primary election took up ?- . - interact, ei this community h.s u.?;. was over. On Tuesda; , .it--- t. . _ was a large crowd upo: . he s..? u til after miuiiiglu, ail nt-.:...- returns as they wei\ ,elcp..o? . trom the various pre dm it-. .. ,\\z no disorder re. j lortOvi ?.It? - ..^re or ciscwnere ii. :he county. One farmer iivir.g a f?\v miles irom Conway cleared aitm a ti.vUt.an. icliars this year on u.. v acres o. tobacco. He has learned Ik>\. to p.ant the weed and handle it s ; a : u. got the best possible price uu. ?.. .t. ***** Miss Sadie Dusenbury, no.v c* Florence, S. C., lias been \isiang parents Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Dv..v ;u bury. * * * * Mrs. C. R. Scarborough has beer, spending sonic time at .Myrtle, lieuch. Miss Lena Johnson is hack at hoi position in the stoic oi' the Niscn'i'odd Co., after a week' vacation spent in the mountains of Nortn Carolina. m m * m 9 G RAP L\S 1; RAP E S Beginning Sept. 11th, 1 will buy you; wnite scuppernong grapes, will pay 90c. per bu. in nice clean barrels, otherwise bOc.?W. PERCY HAHDWiCiiE, Conway, iS. C.?adv % * 9 9 9 hM. P. Watson of Bamberg, CC spent last week Lore with friends ami relatives. ***** Miss Louise Powell has returned tc the city after spending a vacation cJ scvci-Ui weeks in Nortn Carolina. * * * WANTED?To rent Stame and Farm for 1 year with privilege of buying,, on .Salt Water River or Bay. Actdress to Oct. l.-'KJ?Ji. JACKSON, Sbinopple, Del. Co., New Yjrk.? adv-pd. Gloria's romance is one of the besi Jove stories you have ever read, or will ever read should you keep on reading fiction for years of your life. Don't miss it as it costs you nothing more to get it in this paper. Ar.?l remember that each instalment appears on Thursday nights at iJic Casino Moving picture show. , ***** Miss Mazic Oliver has returned from a week spent at Hendersonvide, N. C., and has resumed her position at the Conway posloflice. ***** There was an excursion run from this point to Charleston last Thursday, the train being expected here at an early hour, but which did not come from Chadbourn as soon as it was expected and the people who took if in got a late start. Quito a number of people took advantage of the low rates to Charleston. ***** Miss Sarah Tisdale left last Saturday to visit her sister at Mack Mountain, N. C. ***** , Mr. and Mrs. VV. L. Glaze spent ast week in the city visiting friends md relatives. NUTRILINE, MULE1NE, and \1 OMYLK sweet foods; ni*n n.w.v..^U - i? i v; uiiv;av t'll- ' They are steam cooked and read- i ly digested. Feeding value greater ban corn and oats. Host protection gainst careless feeding and colic. >y a sack. Sold by W. Boyd Jones, "onway, S. C.?adv 0 0 0 0 0 J. T. Shelley of Aynor was in Con:ay the middle of last week. * i Conway one day last week. j George Bessant of I.ittle River was , o NOTICE. i Taken Up?at my place one black 1 iale Hog. Unmarked, ten months | Id. Owner may obtain same by pay- s ig charges and applying to < ?M. A. SPIVEY. J abor, N. C., Route 1, Box 6G 2t-pd < ' FIVE SOME REASONS FOR JACKSON'S DEFEAT o the Voters of Horry County: According to the old custom, there ill be cards of thanks from the ofice seekers for the vote they receivd, but what 1 am going to say will o a little out of the ordinary. Two ears ago my friends urged me to... lake the race for representative, rhich I did and received a very filtering vote, being elected in the first rirnary, for whjph I was grateful, liter serving two years, in which irr.o there* was some of the most onstrucTive legislation in the history f the S ale, in which I claim to be omcwhai a factor. In view of these things I felt it my luly to oil", r myself for re-election uul I am sure t could have done a WANTS TO KNOW VERDICT. f ? V Editor Herald:? You remember we asked M'ssrs. du.k. Baker, and Jackson, through the Herald to tell the voters on th' Stu y how they voted on c rtain appi\ . a.tons while in the Lcglslatu e. Mr. duck remembered how ho voted ^ on those questions and gave the vo- | ^ tcr^ full satisfaction. He did not vote!0 fd swimming pool and gymnasium. ^ So we return Mr. Buck to the Senate ^ with pleasure. Mr. Bak?r and Mr. n Jackson did not offer any explanation v fr . .he Stump. They both told mc pr vately that thev did not remember 13 L ho v thev voted on those bills. The ft-rs have thought it best to drop M ". Jackson. Mr. Baker is yet on v tral what shall we do with him ? Yv\ C1 h applied the lash to Mr. Jackson " for his absentmindedness. You men ( in overalls are the Jurors, (ienilon.en have you agreed upon a verdict ? ?C. M. WATTS, r I \ F. F. Covington, th? efli_ie:d |' .tcnographer of the 12th Jtr'icical K i' cuit spent several days ii. Ccnwny' the middle cf last weel: attending t-|* his extensive life irsnnver busi ^e.^r.. j lie is always a welcome visitor here. |1 P 4SINO : iJf I'heatre I Marguerite Clark in "Oat of the Drifts' *\ 1 Famous Paramount Feature 1 * | j| Friday Sept. 8 th. | The breath of the great u.-o:'- j doors has been breathed into "G;a o the Drifts," a stirring uranui of ilv. j Swiss Alps in which Ma/guest i Clark is srarred by the Famous Pie -i ers Film c.mpany on the ParauH u " I Program. .r. this great ta.ic of ti towering p.iiks and deep-sunk m v leys, whien is the feature at tin C s no Theatre during; the current we.k, I the dimunitive star plays toe :nosv thrilling role which she has enacted since "lle'enc of tne North.'' "Out of the Drifts'* is the s o y 'V , lalise, a little Swiss shepherdess w ho ?, mnccentiy falls under tiie spe.: o. a roue. Hi persuades her to go to L^r<don with him in the belief *, r.ai vb y will be married there. Bu Rudolph, 1 an Alpine guide who 1 va.s long been iv. i love with hili.se, discovers the inl n cd elopement and, while < :eorti'. . Rsggie the girl's cabin, he g? v hhro in.a perilous posildun on the rdg' ' j of a precipice aud cuts the ivpe which his his .only moans ol' safety. K. ggio is sent hurtling down th< h e-eov r d ! uides of the enasm and lands Imviis'u and bleeding in a iix-go snow-drift nr the bottom. m Rut Rudolph is robbed of Ws (triumph by the snow which saves !i : ;enpiny\s life and ElLse, taking the i jurcd man lo her cabin, nurse"; him I back to health. A great av.;! r.o :c { swecp.j (down upon the loneiy cot: ye, j completely burying i and B ugi {his baser instincts arouse,!, attempt* 'to take advantage of iJisc'a lc p'.c-.s ness. .But the vigilant Rudolph h | seen the snowed-iu cot.age and < me { to the rescue in time to save El s 1 from Reggie. The latter, t la-hr., by ; t!\e simple devotion of t o guide an realizing his own weakness, d pa" s for Ids home thoroughly chasten.d ia. body and spirit. As time goes on Eliso forge*s t: c terrible shock of Reggie's conau.'i i ' the cabin and remembers only f' j charm of the man. Meanwhile he has devoted himself to charity and has developed an entirely new outlook on life, always with the thought of dainty little vision spurring- bi n on i ! to better things. j Of course Elise and Reggie are: finally re-united, but not until a1 great deal of heartache has been endured. o TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are herby forbidden, under penalty of law, to enter upon or in any manner to trespass upon i that certain tract of land in Horry |County, Bayboro Township, bounded, by lands of: North by P. (Irerald, East by Peter Moody, South by Horace Johnson, West by G. J. Holliday and known as the estate land of Martha J. Jenrette, and containing One Hundred and VicrMw < V * w / acres, more or less, and all hunting < and fishing and netting is strictly prohibited on said land. All persons violating this notice will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. < HEIRS OF MARTHA J. JENRETTE 1 4t. HOW APPENDICITIS CAN BE PREVENTED \ Conway people should know that a r few <loses of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-ika, often relieve or prevent appendi- citis. This simple mixture removes "j such surprising foul matter that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach 01 gas. A short treatment helps chronic a stomach trouble. Adler-i-ka has j] easiest and most thorough action of c anything we ever sold. Conway Drug a Co.?adv (G-5.) tl jrcat (lea! better the next term than did the i'irsv bm some how or other kr people could no* see it that way ,:u\ some how I believe they were 100.est iii their views. 1 know there was sonic hard work lone to defeat me, and if 1 have been v.n.iA ii.lorined ii was done in an underhand way by some of the fellows that were in the race. Some of tin in came out to defeat me and us d .my ^v uceivahle means to do it exivpt tA attach my record, this they .liit n; dare to do. Of course they aad many things in a private way liny eouul boat areaan the bush and .h,'ut me with. In the first place 1 am plain, old-fashioned and outC". i- . 1 - ^ v ai k: cv':, that 1 was not fMe<s.u, and soa.e day son.e of the p .pi? v. iii s.( o v, la i l am right. 1 a n't stand for gamming as was carried on under his administration and i am opposcvi to tia way money and wl.i.i.y war. scari.Jivi around in the i.ai.:ay, am. if LI.cave is elected, mi' ss he r.end > h.s ways tile decent .aw ridding; people ol the State will so; their wo:h.s eo.no to naught. "l ou can fool sonic of the people all jo-' the time, and ail of the people s. .oe c?t \:ic lime nut you can't fool ait. ih i.Cx ah no t.'0 tinm. * - j i ia.v: coon accused of b< ing allied \oitii ?. orporatici.s and banke rs be*I cause 1 support Manning instead of jlMcasc for governor. Well let's see ,\ hich uf t'..e two thinks the mbfct o* the ])cksi* unfortunate people who are unable to heip Uu .nsMves. Lnder CIo\. Clause's administration the p:oplc in li.e asylum were treated as criminal.. a: . i.ru' s and under CI >v. ! Manning's they are treated like poor niloitu.au ..uman beings, who are ; unable to take care of themselves, j enured by ao fault ol their own. Another thing the people could rot : und . st,?. ?1 wiiy a man right at my boor wou'.l cove out and oppose me. [ Tnis caused a good deal of guessing (which operated up east ire. Tnc re are other things I could mention hut i: is no use. 1 [ Now of course 1 am under many obligations to those who voted for me in the midst of misvepres notations sea to red mound in the bush s, and as for those who voted against me, I will say they did me a favor fmancialiy speaking for I am worth more to myself at home than 1 could tm in Columbia, but by all means our representatives should hnvo ?r?r?w,_ tiling at stake besides their own selfish aggrandizement. ?A. 1). JACKSON. FINKLEA GRADED SCHOOL. The Finklea Graded School will open Monday, Sept. 11th, with Misses Mollie Rouse, Annie Lee and Lela Hardy as teachers. It is an urgent request that patrons have all children of school age to enroll on the first day, if possible. FOR TWONSHII' SUPERVISOR 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for township supervisor of Little River township. MOO UK THOMPSON. FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candifo** Clinnm.:. - ' ' * .....w iv>i kUijyv l v IM'I l'l U&llV&lUS Kerry township. THOMAS F. JOHNSON. FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce myself a candilate for Township Supervisor of Jayboro township. ?SAM S. ANDERSON. FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR. T hornhv ? '" . uuiiuuntt' mysuii a cumulate for Township Supervisor of Jreen Sea Township, subject to the ules of the Democratic primary. ?J. K. KING. The Stroof Withstand the Heat of Summer Better Than the Weak Old people who are feeble, and younger >eople who are weak, will be strengthened nd enabled to go through the depresstig heat of summer by taking regularly irove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purifies nd enriches the blood and builds up lie whole system. 50c.