The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 07, 1916, Page FIVE, Image 5
WACCAMAW BAPTISTS
? PASS'RESOLUTIONS
Condemning Recent Action of
General fVirwton on ReligWork
on Border.
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Editor Vxutfi. d?>**r>wo > kttu <%sr>rri^
1 b.g vO iitifiui yrfil the following
resolution for publication in
yi ur esteemed paper. It was unanimously
adopted by the recent session
of the Waccamaw Baptist Association
in Conway, and its meaning
will be clear to all who have noted in
the papers the account of the incident
referred to on the Texas border.
To recall, this incident jbriefly,
the Texas Baptist Convention1
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inrougn its mission secretary, ur. j.,
B. Gambrel, asked d^dWeral Fun-,
ston who is over the soldiers on the J
Border permission to do evangelistic,
work among the soldiers, whereupon
he replied that he wanted no excit-1
ing revivals and did not desire that j
the men be told that they are lost.
Since that time the matter has been
taken up by many Baptist conventions
and Associations and formal
protest issued. In reply to these
protests General Funston is reported
as saying further: "Baptists who -are
distorting the statement of my position
regarding the kind of church
work in border camp had better put
> their property in the names of their
wives." The meaning of this .statement
may not be clear, but whatever
it may mean, Baptists will go on pro j
testing against such acts by their
public servants which is clearly in
violation of their dearlv bouirht and
most highly prized hcirtage, religious
liberty. The resolution as adopted
by the Waecamaw Association
follows:
Whereas recently, upon application
by the Baptists of Texas to General
Funston to permit evangelistic work
among the soldiers on the Mexican
border by the Texas Baptist Convention
such permission was denied except
on condition that the soldiers
be not told that they are lost; and
whereas such laying down of conditions
for the free preaching of the
Gospel by a religious denomination
as they understand it is a violation
of the principle of religious liberty,
therefore be it
.Resolved that the Waccamw Association
deeply regrets that a general
of the U. S. Army would thus
wilfully violate a sacred human
right and a plain provision of the U.
S Constitution, and that this Association
earnestly protests againrt
such a high-handed act on the part
of a public servant.
Yours very truly.
?I). L. Hill.
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NOTICE.
Meeting of the Stockholders of
Eddy Lake Cypress Company is
hereby called to meet at the office
of RobL B. Scarborough, Conway,
1 South Carolina, at ten o'clock A. M.,
f on Wednesday, the 27th day of DeI
eember, 1910, for the pin pose of
| considering a resolution authorizing
the directors of the Company to
make application to the Secrtcary
of State for the reduction of the
Capital Stock of the Corporation to
* $15,000.00, and to consider such othi
er matters as may come before the
meeting.
| GEO. OFFICER,
"President.
R. B. SCARBOROUGH,
| Attorney. 4t
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TOWN TAXES.
Notice is hereby given Unit Prop
erty lax is now uue to tne Town or1
Conway and is payable at the Toyw,
Clerk and Treasurer'^ "bWce at th%
Town Hall from October,,
December 31st, 1916. On and after
January 1st, 1917, a penalty of 15Jper
cent will be added. *
Tax payers are liable to execution
and levy upon the property after
l January 15th, 1917. ?
j " A. H. LOf-TG,
[ 4t Clerk and Treasurer.
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[ 1 |1W MILL OUTFITS-' "HUSTLE!
t Combination on \
I tllm wl'n W&Hmel in either a Ml
^ kind see ntftifori wails and prices.
[ M.ANDERSEN,
j J Sales Ag
I GIBBES -MACHINERY CO
lJ ' "D&tributors of Mod
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A Long Talk.
Dr Wiley tells the following story:
Sleepily, after a night off, a certain
intern hastened to his hospital ward.
The first patient was a stout old
irishman.
" How goes it?" he inquired.
"Faith, it'sh me breathin,' doctor.
I can't get me breath at all, at all."
"Why, your pulse is normal. Let
me examine the lung action," replied
the doctor, kneeling beside the cot,
laying his head on the aiqple
.lies':,
; '"Now let's hear you talk," he continued',
etching 1 his eyes arid'listening.
"What'll Oi b<y sayfft' doctor?"
"Oh, say anything. Count ' One,
two, three, and up," murmured the'
intern drowsily.
"Wan, two, three, four, five, six,"
began the patient. When the young
doctor, with a start, opened his eyes,
he was continuing huskily "Tin
hundreda an' sixty-nine,i tin hundred
an' sivinty, tin hundred- an' sivintywan.""-Christian
Register. > .
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Conway Lumber Co., has been
rushed with orders of late and the
employees worked through Thanksgiving
Day without a murmur turning
out just as much work per hour
on that day as any other. The company
with its brand new plant is
makinu the best record of its historv.
*****
Sheriff James A. Lewis has allowed
no let up to take place in the
running down of violators of the
whiskey laws both State and national.
He has already made a splendid
record in the discharge of his duties
along these lines.
*****
I). H. Brown of Haskell, S. C., was
in Conway one day last week accompanied
by' his son, Thomas C. Brown.
The time is coming in this country
when bricks and mortar, metal and
i stcne will be the chief materials out
of which your building will have to
be done. If you believe this begin
to prepare for it now.
*****
John T. Shelley passed through
Conway last week on his way back
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11v/i ii\r <u n%y iiui , illld Ilclil Wllfl film I
some English ducks taken in the |
hunt between here and Georgetown.
Me enjoys a good hunt and is a good
fellow all round.
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H. C. Dawscy of Aynor was in
Conway on business one day last
week.
! Some of the stores remained open
lest Thursday for a portion of the
i *lay.
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W. W. Russ is making quick sales
of the new automobile the agency of
which he started here some months
ago. The increased sales of cars in
this county is bound to have a beneficial
effect on the roads in all sec- I
I tions. I.?t t^e good woj-'; gon.
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u. if. i\ mhjimock oi v narioston. r^presenting
R. .G. Dun & Co., spent a
| day or two here last week on busi,
nrss.
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BOX SUPPER |
i On Friday night, about seven o'clock
I Dec. 15th, 1910, there will be a box
' supper and cake walk at Rehoboth
! M. F. Church. Good order expected,
public invited to attend with well [
filled purses.
SAM T. JOHNSON,
Church Secretary.
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RHEUMATISM'S
TERRIBLE TORTURES
With Ex^ss Uric * cid in Yn"r System
You Can Never Be Free
From Rheumatism.
Why? Because any exposure to
cold, drafts, dampness chills your
blood; it strangulates; the uric acid
chrystalizes and forms deposits 0f
needle-like particles which lodge in
the joints and tissues. Result? Intense
pain and Rheumatism.
If you are troubled with Rheumatism,
go to Conwav Drug Co., and
buy % bottle of WONDERGREEN
i And vnn will : 1 -
uc ?ui |?ri?tni now entirely
different you will feel in a
short time; It doesn't matter how
long you have suffered, how old you
are, or what vou have used. The
WONDERGREEN is such that it is
practically impossible to take it into
the human system without some
be nefieial results.
Price 50c and $1.00 the bottle. For
sale by CONWAY DRUG CO.?adv
r SAW MILLS, AJAX EN6INESI
the market. See these in opera.
11 or engine or machinery of any
CONWAY, S. C.
ent for
MPANY, COLUMBIA, S. C.
ern Mill Machinery*'
THE HOEEY HEEAL)
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Ltocal and
The vacant lot of Capt. C. J. Epps
on the corner of Main Street and 4th
Avenue has lately been cleaned up
and graded,, and inclosed by a neat
fence.
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Don't sell your furs until you see
h. W. Cooper.?adv.
Miss Sarah McMillan spent the
week end with relatives at home.
W. W. Hucks ' was in the city on
business one day last week.
T. T. Thomas, one of the good citizens
of Dogwood Neck, spent some
time here on business one day last
week. ,
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New machinery always brings new
methods with it in any cojnmunity.
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W. A. Free- in visited Wilming- (
ton, N. C. last week.
The school children in Conway
were given a rest last Thursday and
Friday in honor of National Thanksgiving
Day. |
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sparks spent
Thanksgiving at Aynor, with their
son and his family.
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Buy the next lot of legal blanks at
the Herald and save the trouble of
ordering from elsewhere.
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FARM FOR SALE?1 have for sale
a seventy acre farm. Three miles
from Conway. Two miles from
llOiiicnuuu. viuimi uuivi. ii %yv/n
want a bargain see me soon.?
PAUL QUATTLKBAUM.?adv
(let land deeds and mortgages at
Herald office. They are the product
of experience and the best you car.
hove.
*****
N. J. Watts was in Conway last
Saturday. Mr. Watts is an invalid
and crippled so that he cannot work.
He finds a great deal of pleasure in
writing.
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M. W. Collins was at Wampee one
day recently.
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J. 'W. Little spent the week end in
Conway with his family. Mr. Little
is still engaged in cutting the timber
on the C. 11. Dusenbury tract of land
n i. t t i -
near run narreison.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Mc White recently
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary. Friends and relatives
were pleasantly entertained at the
home of the bride and groom near
Conway. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Spivey, Dr. J. S.
Dusnebury, Rev. E. L. McCoy, Misses
Evelyn, Minnie and Mnrguer't'
Collins and Alleen Spivey, Mrs A. T.
Collins and Mrs. H. S. Collins.
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W. J. Hughes of Loris was in Conway
on business one day last week.
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R. L. Bell of Warnpee was in Conway
on business one day last week.
TAKEN UP?At my place about the
first of the Fall, one black male
hog, marked crop and split in left
ear and crop underbit in right.
Owner can get same by proving
ownership and paying charges. H.
G. JOHNSON, Conway, S. C.?adv
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WANTED ?Small nrroarrp nv
of high land, cleared or partly
cleared, lying within reasonable
distance of city limits, on good
road preferred. Place must bo
reasonable. Answer, giving descriptions
and bset terms?"K"
care Horry Herald, Conway, S. C.
adv?8t-pd.
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Wanted all the Jerusalem
Oak Seed in Horry County;
free from sand and trash.
One and three-fourths cents
Cash or Two cents trade per
| pound.
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| CONWAY DRUG CO.
"The Store of Quality."
D, CONWAY, S. 0.
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Pepsenel
There were union Thanksgiving
services last Thursday at the Presbyterian
church conducted by the
Rev. Mr. Hill of the Baptist church.
Mrs. Sue McMillan, Mrs. Bettic
McM. Long, and little Sadie Long,
spent Thanksgiving Day with relatives
in Marion County. r
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T. W. Dorman was in Conway 01
business one day last week.
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Messrs. L. D. Magrath, Elmo Hyman,
and J. M. McKeithan, spent
Thanksgiving Day at Murrells Inlet.
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U. A. Dusenbury. passed through
Conway last week on his way to visit
his daughter, Mrs. C. E. Haselden
at Latta, S. C. , , , . . ... ,
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Henry Byrd, of the , Norton Drug
Co., spent last week-end with friends
and relative:. in Mullins, S. C.
Miss Lottie McCracken spent some
time last week with her sister, Miss
Bessie McCracken in Marion County.
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FOR RENT?December 1st, 1010.1
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the J. J. Pitman place near tin I
city limits. Apply u 11. 11. Wocd
ward, Attorney.
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i E. P. Martin of Sumter, S. C., was
in Conway several days last week '
He is the popular travelling salesman
for the Southern Scale & Li". j
i ture Co., of Columbia, S. C.
*****
David Schorr who has boon engag
I o ! in the mercantile busiiioss <it For
is for the past several years, has recently
failed, his creditors filing a
i petition in bankruptcy against him.
One of the prettiest entertainments
of the season took place at
Galivants recently when Misses
Winnie and Nettie Maude Holliday
gave- a reception in honor of the
"newly-weds" Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Holliday. Numbers of friends from.
Conway, Marion and other places
called to pay their respects and to
congratulate Mr. Holliday.
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Wait for the best serial story of
all. It will begin soon in this paper.
*****
N. B. Cause was among the farmers
visiting Conway last Saturday.
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For highest prices for furs see L.
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W. Cooper.?adv.
L. E. Singleton and W. J. Singleton,
both of Enterprise spent last
Saturday here on business.
1 W. H. Price was called into tho
country last week to visit his sister
who was sick at her home.
Arnold Bell was in the city one day
last week.
The weather was warmer lasi
week with some rain.
*****
M. B. Thompson of the M. B.
Thorhpson Co., of Wampee was in
Conway last week on business, remaining
here for several hours be;
fore leaving for his home at WamI
pee.
Chief L. R. Ambrose arrested a
! negro boy one day last week and
j took out of his pockets one of the
i greatest bunches of keys ever scon
on anybody except some wealthy
man who has numbers of houses to
lock up. This boy stated the keys
belonged to his sister, but the chief
! did not believe this tale and told the
i/vy i<u 11 a v u llifi MMl'l' l O Celt I Oil mm
foi them and see what happened. No
one had called at last accounts,
i These keys when tried by tho policeI
man, would unlock nearly e*ery store
and office on Main Street. There
were keys in the bunch of nearly
every possible description. There
were Yale lock keys of several patterns,
the long straight keys used in
StOIYH* 1 nnlr c n/\\n 4-U.rw ?
? .wnw uwn , tllC IVMlllllJ^ RCJ'S
that are used by some store keepers,
and the more common kind in skeleton
form to fit almost any ordinary
lock.
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MANY IN CONWAY
TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE
Many Conway people, are surprised
at the QUICK action of simph
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as
mixed in Adler-i-ka. This simple
remedy acts on BOTH upper and low.
cr bowel, removing such surprising
foul matter that ONE SPOONFUI
relieves almost ANY CASE constipa
tion, sour stomach or gas. A fev
doses often relieve or prevent appendicitis.
A short treatment helps enren
ic stomach trouble. The INSTANT
easy action of Adler-i-ka is astonish
ing. Conway Drug Co.?adv.
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AT HOTEL GRACE.
Late arrivals at Hotel Grace are:
L. M. Covington, Baltimore, M?.
J. C. Williams, Florence, S. C.
F. P. Covington, Florence, S. C.
J. C. Snoddy, Red Springs, N. C. J
G. B. King, Wilmington, N. C.
Geo. H. Howell, Wilmington, N. C
J W. Bloome, Wilmington, N. C.
A. C. Smith, Mullins, S. C.
Miss George Johnson, Conway, ^
C.
Miss Louise Powell, Conway, S. ('.
Corbet Anderson, Conway, S. C.
H. D. Bell, Sunucr, S. C.
J. T. Terry, N. V.
N. M. Hill, Georgetown, S. C.
U. R. Hobbs, Norfolk, \*a.
S. C. Morris, South Curolnia.
11. E. Crittendon, Savannah, Ga.
N. V. Burke, Cobb, Ga.
William Woodhead, Grand Rapid..
Mich.
L. Roy Cates, Kingstrec, S. C.
L. M. Bunting, North Carolina.
M. W. Wall, Conway, S. C.
Hoyt McMillan and wife, Mull ire;
S CT.
\\ . Gerrnld, Galivants, S. C.
Mattie R. Gerrald, Ga livants. S. C.
J. W. Cook, Ay nor, S. C.
C. R. Page, Avnor, S. C.
Geo. J. Ilolliday, Gaiivants Ferry.'
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J. II. Atkinson, Jordanville, S. ( .
F. G. 11 dliday, South Caro'ina.
F. 11. Suber, Sumter, S. C.
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V rank Andrews, Wilmington, X. C \
I }\ Hai! An nvws, Wilmin ;ton, >' (
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| A. S. ELrick, Geo: gi town, iS. C.
(i. C . C ox, Myrtle Honoh, t\ I .
P. A. Ci/ift itli, Charleston. S. C.
\. 1), Smith. Savannah. Gn.
Frank lVguos, South Carolina.
J. \Y. Poyd, Souih Carolina.
.1. \V. (Wowney, South Carolina.
I led Watson, South Carolina.
11. k. Nash, North Carolina.
1 R. I). Denny, Columbia, S. C.
lb D. Alt man, Mullins, S. C.
U. M. Thomas, Baltimore, old
James H. Kidder, Brookgreen.
\\. Ik Coxe, .Marion, S. C.
,1. K. Nooly, Florence, S. C.
J. it. Thogpen, Florence, S. C.
A. J. llani, Florence, S. C.
O. C. Williams, Detroit, Mich.
.Miss Uuili Watson, Boris, S. C.
Moore Thompson, Little River, S.
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Dr. Stone, Little River, S. C.
W. 1\ Powers, elalivants Ferry,
S. C.
Ralph Elkir.s, Wilmington, N. C.
F. Stern, Wilmington, N. C.
The* banquet g'.ven by tb.o Conway
Lumber Company or its manager.
Mr. H. W. Ambrose, was thoroughly
enjoyed by the fifty-two guests or.
last Thusday evening, Thanksgiving
Day.
Painters wore busy again lbs
week on some of the outside decoration
of the building, supplying the
i finishing touch at some places. L. I>.
Gilliard and B. L. Housend are still
in charge of this work under the
i contractor, A. 1?. Garren.
I Miss Ciussie Vaught spent several
days of last week in Wilming.on, N.
C., visiting friends and relatives.
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TO OUT OF STATE
SUBSCRIBERS.
If you are living out of this
State and taking this paper, and
your subscription is out, this is a
special request to you to send in
all back dues and renewal money
to the editor of this paper, without
any further delay Failure to
comply with this rcjucrt may result
in your name being taken of!
the list next week.
Send the money by posc-offiee
I money order, express money orI
dor, currency, registered letter, or
i ...
ymn^j)orsom11 check on a bank. |
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I have in This W<
Mules as Good a
A Lot of Buggies, V
G. B.J
FIVE
MAKE MORE LOAVES
FROM EACH BARREL
State Weights and Measures
Amended to Relieve BakflfS
of Hardship*
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Witn h View l&%LfRjfding complicaions
undo* <ftf f4^n^Stato laws- primarily,
but realty for 'Hi^^Urpose of
m'envcring to aid in the reduction
of the rapidly increasing cost oi
li\ing, as reflected in breast; owing
to the shortness of the wheat crop,
Commissioner Watson has exercised
authority vested in him under the
weights and measured, act, and has
so ammended the' regulations as to
sizes of packages of flour sold in the
State as to permit tne sale of pack.
ges of 9S pounds as well as 90
pounds.
In North Carolina and Virginia
and in the Northwestern States the
veuirod sizes are 9Ks. Bakers use
spring wheat flours almost exclusive
1\, and that means that their supah'es
chiefly come from Kansas and
V'aginia. Large quantities destined
for Smith Carolina are handled
.Lrcu'jh Viiglnia. - - ?
A barrel of flour in this State, as
c'sewhere, must weigh 190 pounds
by law, but it is generally shipped in
Knlf barrel packages.
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.-\ oa. rei 01 iiour, said .Mr. wat
>n. "will produce MdO pounds or
dough or ">,2SO ounces. Bakers are
now scaling ihcir bread at Id ounces
; to ! 1 ounces, but taking the first
figure : s a unit we could get from a
barrel of flour exactly 400 d-cent
'nave; c f bread, or a fraction over,
; two loaves of bread for every pound
; d' flour. If I had kept the 9S pound
! i'.ck out. he would be short four
I nu; ids to the barrel, or a loss of
eight 5 cent loaves, or he would bo
getting 10 cents a barrel less for his
product than the baker across the
i State line who uses the OS pound
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"This amend iCnt helps the bakers
by eight e?rt loaves to the barrel,
' M puts them in a position to keep
(I'-wn the price to the consuming
vuMic. My ctien is ?ntea led to
help both, l ilt V'c public rnu?t insist
or its rights. I can't regulate the
prices.
"What :s said above would apply
equally to the housekeeper buying a
half barrel sack of t'huir, but there
are few sales of family flour in so
large packages."
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Candidate's Cards.
FOR MAYOR.
I hereby announce myself a
i candidate for reelection to the
olfice of Mayor of the Town of
Conway.?L. D. MAGRATH.
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for election to the
office of Mayor of the Town
I of Conway.
J. A. McDERMOTT.
| (MLI FOR CHECKS.
Managers of State and County
election may get their pay by calling
at the Peoples National Rank. The
checks are already prepared and
1 waiting.
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Notice of Box Supper.
There will he a Box Sapper at .Juniper
Ray Friday night, Bee. the f>th.
Kverybody is cordially invited to
come.
The girls will all please bring
boxes and the boys will sure buy
them.
Proceeds to be applied for the
benefit of the school.
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eek 35 Horses and
1 . MIO^J T>it*
is I Ever Shipped,
/agons and Harness
EKKINS