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jgmmmmmmwamm | BUI I I We belie i . terested in v -m . J I you. Come | We invit ~ i templating a | tions or esta | sign of this 1 1 of the comn I dividual dep WE SOL COW ' G.A. A ^ cronwri I Farm Surveys WILLIAM L^HE CIVIL ENGINE Member of tbe American Associatu Farmer* and Merchants Banl GREENWOOD, SOUTH CA Landscape Surveys YouJustTry ge^ - NR For That ? ill* troul Indigestion does One Day's Test Prove. The stomach o: j partly digests the and Jv food we eat. The process is finished feel. S in the Intestines where the food 13 bowels mixed with bile from the iiver. _ clock ' It most be plain to'any sensible peron who realizes this, that tho f stomach, liver and bowels must work J * in harmony if digestive troublesj are to be avoided or overcome. i This fact also explains why ' t sufferers from indigestion, r'coJ0 1 &P M suffer more or less from head- BS V , aches, biliousness and constipa- W & ? If you are one of the many unfortunate persons who cannot eat Five without suffering afterward, if you i year,? inre constipa led, have bilious .spells, taken headaches, rop.ted tonerue. bad breath. I that's variable appetite, are nervous, losing Naturt energy and feel your health slipping safest away, take this advice and get a box ncss, of Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) similar 1 light today and start taking it. anteed jive It a trial for a week or two druggl: THE McMURRAY DRU * npnMMi I" llvtllT r SHOW INI ive in co-opeiati 'our success. \ in and "talk it ? e the considerati i change, in theii blishmg new ac( bank is to meet mumty as well as . >ositor. \ ' ? ICIT YOUR 0 in SAVING buffer, Pres., _ R 5AFF THE FOURT1 Real Estate Surveys New York Herali MPHILL III When King D " census on record ? ; picion aroused b >n of Engineers. 1 by the belief tha ROLINA?' flashed the whole Subdivisions | j piety." ? in wnei ?? ? ?- of New York, al census; the sam< handed down it your organs of di- David, compelled . ... , finished. A few ; on, assimilation and XT T . . . New Jersey go* [nation working in teke a cen3us ( lony and watch your not dare begin. 3ls disappear. NK However, the it Or money back. federal constitul necc:ss$ry, and s? ia part 01 tne or s NR Best the federal gove ist see bow much better you !census of the Un ee how quickly your sluggish' 1 f , . will become as regular as as 'atvGn 15Y work, how your coated tongue P;ai fiiqfnV+c oiv up and your good, old-time ap- ciai aismcis? S1* returns. See how splendidly any fixed form i ood will digest and how your rgy, "pep" and "ginger" revive. meration, each r ust try it. - i mi ifou take no risk whatever for ! pleased. This fir Nature's'Remedy (NR Tablets) o77 j is only 25c a box, enough to ? ana, as mig last twenty-fivd days, and it verv inacpnraf-o nust help and benefit you to y maccurate our entire satisfaction, or The second c cey returned. million boxes are used every trusted to the st -one million NR Tablets are lacc . nn j by ailing people every day? . $bb,iuy and wa: the best proof of its merits. fnpfr>7~ir Rempdv is thfl h<>st ami tSlns'you ca?W(orViUo??- TJie IMrd citn "cSSSBSS: nnW?s? ?hat improved i and recommended by ^ joui jgfactory in resi i. oahjiD A WV field in inqiiiry : G COMPANY. 'include the indi 1^7 'th^e U?the,wh population, the n 'ei$n bom. I wnnBMHBHaBaMnaMMBMHaiiMaMMaBHBHHaraanMBa [EREST on. We are lr Ve want to hel over" with us. ion of those cor Bankifig Relo :ounts. The de iiic l^uuiiiauv^iu 5 to serve the ir \ \ N * : BU SINES: S BANK 1 . E. Cox, Cashier CONSERVATP * EENTH CENSUS In the census of 183 d. trial features were drop avid took the first and the field of inquirj the hatred and sus- The census of 1840 o y it were witnessed ei'a in this government t "the Almighty pun- the first time health people for th? im- tional statistics were ga fwas made the first systt n Governor Hunter, to gather valuable sta ttempted to take a large scale. However, t if biblical prejudice were so inaccurate as from the time of public scandal. Furthern i Kim to leave it un- penditures?$833,370?c years later when the spread criticism. fernment wished to Not until the census o: )f that state, it did i census board created to able and uniform quest provisions of the erators were appointed i iion made a census intendent of census elec oon censuses became suit justified the venture dinary machinery of penditure, which amoun rnment. The first 423,350. From that yeai lited States, in 1790, census has been an inv irshals of the judi- junct to the machinery :teen in all, without sets of the United State? or schedule of enu- The incerase inthe cos narshal acting as he ing the census?from $4 st census cost $44,- 90 to $12,000,000 in 191 ;ht be expected, was ably a larger amount i and unsatisfactory, dicates the growth of po ensus. in 18flfL in- I flip PUPr wiHpninof fialrl i ... w, ... V..v W ? ^ A .T?V.VI?lUb A iv.*v? * ate department, cost The population in 3 79' s equally unsatis- to be 3,929,214. In 1910 it was found sus, in 1810, some- 402,151, which work beg n methods and sat- ary 2, is expected to she alts, enlarged the tion of from 107,000,01 for the first time to 000,000. Also It is expec ustrial and manu- 'census will show the we; ion of the country, sources of the United S nsus, in 1920, first excess o fthose of any o ite from the colored; ?? atives from the for-i Engraved Cards and I The Pre?? and Bhnner C< ' 3?V \ iwmm old KENTUC*LH,A*, jj|; WORLD OF LIQUOR: |jj Louisville," Ky., Jan. 16.?John J ?jg Barleycorn's knockout, definitely', |jj; completed today when he takes the!, final count with the advent of na-!gjgjtional prohibition, will be keenly felt|j jgpjin Kentucky where bonded ware- j < houses bulge with unattainable mil-1, gj1 lions of gallons of prime to ordinary ij |jj I "drinking likker," as Kentuckiansj, gjg commonly express it. ?gi| I'.ariy 111 December best estimates', HI I were that .'>5,000,000 gallons with an', ||g ordinary wholesale value of about!, jjgj j $400,060,000 were under the guard-'] gjj-lianship of Uncle Sam, being mellow-j ?= 'ed and waiting withdrawal from1! |gj bond. Most of it, whiskey men say, is11 jgiis there yet in stout oak barrels sub- , ?gl!.iect to slow evaporation?"outrage"! ?H ' internal revenue men term it?de- i ;H'struction by the elements and other j] |commercial hazards, including pos-'i =' sible theft. all \ Its vicissitudes form'an interest- i jlj ing chapter, Early in 1919 its owners ! jjgj refused to be stampeded by the prob- ' L Qjiable advent of wartime prohibition. |jl | When they saw that law become ef-j ^ fective Julyl, they sat tight andji ; vaiicu t'eveioyiuents. With the con^ ;stitutionality of the wartime law deH termined early in December they 3 were shocked into action and vainly | N J?, tried to export it. Now they wait,.) hoping for a miracle that will enable Hj.them to convert it from liability ingllto an asset and turn it into rasVi t*- 11 Tliey had Pinned their hopes ongj executive action in lifting the warI* " time ban. "Tomorrow," it was whispered, "President Wilson by pro-1 HH clamation will declare demobilization! jjj of the army completed and the whisjj key ban will be off:" -Q jjj "Tomorrow" never came. I i- j; I ? (there = 1 Such Won | Have to f??. "Man may work from s jj work is never done." m overworked, nervous, all * and can "hardly drag a jji hearty appetite, strength* || induces sound sleep, invi M this natural manner creat Narragansett Pier, R.I. "I was all run-drrr. Vv.!: tohed, j g|g and tired all the time." I keep house milllilHllM for m husband and _four children and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ could hardly Keep arouuu. 1- mauj x - tried Vinol and it has restored my health and helped me wonderfully, so 0 the indus- j recommend it to others v/ho aie in ped entirely, this condition." Mrs.HannahRandall. r ?-rrni?nfi F?r &U ran-down, nervous, anAemio fcor 1 narrowea. feoblo old people and delicate chili jpe n e :matic effort | P. B. tistics on a | - ? _ ^ ? he- statistics j cu cauae <x I g lore, the ex- || _ ? aused wide- if I 9 H I .PCa 1 f 1850 was a ft Jafl A prepare suit- if ions. Enum- |f and a super- f| H flB ted. The re- fj : and the ex- || ted to $1,- II ii the federal 1| aluable ad- || We now have a lari and the as- ii 11 Real Estate on han< >t of gather-1|| 4,000 in 17- j|| # to and prob-ji! out for some time anc n 1920?in-j|| pulation and'J{ j ajj demands for , )f inquiry. || ^ J f) was found || || well as Mortgage of F to be 92,- || an on janu- (| Qther legal forms. >w a popula- || 30 to 112,- }| ted that the if alth and re- || n<| vv fates far in I* I La mjm* a a ther nation, jj I IIC FTtJSS i ovations-: jj PRINTERS o. U ^p>?UIIISlllUUII>UllMI>UUllllll)h(|!lt>U(|llltllt;t|llUftlJilliMmi jlliijiiUUUW lilllUIUUIi<?4|IIUIlUllllilillll ' LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEETS IN PARIS Paris, Jan. IT.? Representatives Df France, Great Britain, Italy, g Greece, Belgium, Spain, Japan, and Brazil, members of the council of :he league of nations, wet in the 'Clock Room" of the Freiack foreign jffice at 10 o clock yesterday morning for the first meeting of the lea- ?js ?ue. The league organized at 10:30 o'clock by electing Leo* Bourgeois chairman and confirming the choice jf Sir Eric Drummond, ?f Great Britain, as general secretary. The first official act of the council tvas the appointment of a commission " 3 ;o trace upon the spot the frontiers if the territory of the Sane Basin. , All the member^ of tke council called for by the covenant of the league, with the exception of the representatives of the United States, were present, when M. Bourgeois ?3j called the meeting to order. Besides M. Bourgeois, the members were Earl Curzon, the British foreign secretary; [Premier Venizelos, for Greece; Carlo Ferrais, Italian minis- J ter of industry, .commerce, labor and \ food, for Italy; Paul Hymans, the " Belgian foreign minister, for Belgi- : $ um; Baron Matsui, ambassador to France, for Japan; Dr. Gastoa da' ^j Cunha, ambassador to France, for Brazil; Count Quinones de Leon, ambassador to France, for Spain. Premier Lloyd George, of Great .||| Britain, and Viscount Grey were at the meeting at an early otage. Mr. ^ j Lloyd George soon retired, however, ' Viscount Grey remaining. He was incited to a front seat^ Engraved Cards and Invitation?? | The-Press an^pBanner C?. if I'Com ?1 v a len.just m "Give Up" f| ;un to sun, but woman's That's why women are run down, no appetite, round." Vinol creates a J *ns the digestive, organs, f gorates the nerves, and in | es working strength. Jacksonville, I1L ' "I keep house for my little family, but got into a weak, nervous, run- .?j down condition, tired all the time and no ambition. " My doctor told me to try Vinol, and in a week I felt like a new person. I am now strong again, look after my baby, and do all my housework."?Mrs. G. H. Lamson. idftionA, Weak women, overworked men. ihom i? no remedy like Vinol* ^ i ?*...... Speed. w 1 iiiiinHniinmiHiiiwiHmHininininiHiimitmrtMmmimiinfiiifflw^ui^w?MjijimftBnwiiimir; = j m; - jj f rlA?*m 6 !! l JL VTA AJl&O i i SALE l|l it if .4 II M "1! i 1 =je supply of Titles to !i 1 Ij J rl /%* o vriM /v a at iui uaviug uccn f I I are prepared to sup- l| hese legal papers as J 'eal Estate forms and M 1 HI* 5 | IS 2 | S I! j :5 j If ' and Banner I! ' PUBLISHERS (I N 11 i iti?iiimiimmi>niiitiu>n>iiiinn>ni<ii<'it>t.iumHMiti<M:(ni.'ni?mMiai)nniaHim?iin(nii