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/ BiMMMMMKaMMnr mow n?? A STEADY DRM Sick Kidneys Weaken the Whole Hotly JMnkc You 111. Lnu^uld and Depressed. Sick kidaoy* weaken too boly through the continual drainage of li fegiving albumen from the blood | into the urine, aud the substitution of poisonous uric acid that goes broadcast through ttie system, sowing the seeds of diseases. Loss of albumen causes weakness, languor, depression. Uric poisoning causes rheumatic pain, nervousnes > nausea cricks in the back, gravel and kidney stones. The proper treatment j is a kidney treatm *nt, and the host remedy is 1 loan's Kidney Fills. Tlere is good proof in the following testimonai: H P Lane, Marion, S. C., says: "For more than a vear T sulTered from ouckache ami sharo pains through my loins- In the morning J on lii'.st arising I was so lame and ' stiff that I could scarcely gelarouud and some days 1 was unable to woru My kidneys were si uggish and the s-eretiotis very unnatural 1 heard so much about Doan's K'dney Lblls that I concluded to give 1 hem a trial and procured a box. After a brief use I felt belter that 1 had for a year My back became stronger, the lameness and soreness disappeared and the kidney secretions were regular in passage. You uuy me my testimonial if it will prove of benctit to any of he r p e r son s a I To r ing f ro m kidney trouble " for sale by all dealers. lh-iee 50 cents. Fosler-Milburn Co., HulYalo, New Y >rk, sole agents for the U ni ted Slat us Remember the name?Do.tc'sand take no other, A Reform rSeedctiThe books of the County Auditor will be opened for the reception of tax retinas, on January 1st, in accordance with the advertisement of that olliee now running in the columns of the Herald. The levy this year for tlorry- is extraordinarily high as high as it was in the palmiest days of radicalism, amounting to something like 20 or 21 mills, inchiding, State, ordinary county and special levies. This is a hardship upon many but it must and will be collected through one channel or another Ttierc is no getting around this fact. It is also a self evident nronnsifinn that there is something wroug with ^ the tax machinery of th) government. There must oe something radically wrong some where that needs the attention of the solous who go to Columbia to correct tho?o wrongs is far as in their power lies. It is conceded by all that it tV*es a certain amount of money to meet the running expenses of the county and State governments and most of us l ay our share of this amount with good grace, if not cheerfully, because we recognize this a duty necessary for themainle * nance of constitutional government, but most of us insist that the burden . ^ of taxation should fall tho heavest upon those who are more able to stand it. It is a well recognized fact that a perfect system of taxation is impossible but it is also recognized that taxes can be equalized so that the burden will fall upon all more evenly than it now does. Tn the tirst place all property should be returned at its actual value?100 cents to the dollar, and not at t>0 per cent as now is pretended to be. If property is worth one dollar to an individual then it U reasonable to conclude that it is worth one dollar to the government as taxable values. But even at the GO per cent rate, we make the assertion?we state it as a fact?without fear of successful contradiction, that there is a large quantity of taxable property in Horrv which escapes taxation, and for that matter we need not go very far from home to find fault with our neighbors and parade their shortcomings before the public, for we are equally, if not more so, guilty as they, right here in Conway, there is more property than there should be which is returned at nothing near its true value, It has not been so very long ago when real estate was lumped togeihor and returned for taxation in a body on the basis of woods, or worn out old field land and town lots by the acre instead of as lots, and that at the lowest valuation. By this sv.'tem much property escaped its share of taxation making others bear that burden which ii should have carried itself, by necessitating an increased ^ levy instead of decreasing it. It is estimated by persons competent to express an opinion ou this subject that the amount of property in Horry which escapes taxation from one cause or another aggregates a very large sum As we have already said it requires a certain amount of money to meet the annual expense of the government and this amount has to be raised some way or another, A lower levy and a higher valuation / will meet the ends of iustico and equity better than a low valuation y and a high levy because it will make private individuals and corporations who have pay their just share of the expenses of the government while it will relieve those who have but little from paying more than they ought to. Besides it does not look well for the wealth of the county. It conveys a wrong impression among the home seeker aod those who have capital to invest There is much more that could be written on tliis subject to our odili- I cation and then not exhaust it, but wo will leavo it to those who are . more conversant with the subject than we are so do so. Tax Pa.yer. < 1 Rich Men's lilfts Arc Poor ( beside this: "f want to go on record as saying that 1 regard Electric Hitters as i une of the gieatest gifts that God has ^ made to women, writes Mrs O. Rhine vault of Vestal Center. N. Y., 4,I can * never forget what It has done for mo." < This glorious medicine gives a woman bouyant spirits, vigor of body and jubl * iant health. It i(uTckly cures Nervous- 4 ness, Sleeplessness, Melancholy, llead ache, Hackache, Fainting and Dizzy * Spells; soon builds up the weak, ailing < and sickly. Try them. 50c at Norton Drug Company. ^ _ < < The third Annual Convention of < the Horry County Sunday Schcol; Convention nill bo held at Conway, ^ on Thursday and Friday, January < 20th and ^lst 1910. A very inter- < eating prugraine has been arranged 1 and the sessions promises to be both ^ instructive aud entertaining. < WANTED.?At once, tenant for * farm well suited for trucking, j * Located one-quarter mile from 2 Georgetown, S. C-. Go<>d dwelling i| barn and out houses. Party with . own implements and stock preferred. Liberal inducements and good opportunity for one who uu- J derstanda trucking. Apply box 5.V2, morgetown, S. C. Tax Returns. The Auditor of Horry County will attend the following places at the time specified below for the purpose of taktr.g returns of all personal property and j real estate for the fiscal year couumtc- | Ing January 1st, lfllu and ending December 31st, 1010. j San ford, Saturday January 1st, from j 10 a m to 12 til. i Adrian. Monday January 3rd, from'! 10 a m to 12 in. Bavboro, Monday January 3rd, from j 2 to 4 l> in. Zoan, Monday (night) January 3rd j from 7 to 8 p in, j Blanche, Tuesday Jnnnary 4th from j ] 10 a m to 12 in. . Reliohoth, Tuesday January 4th, from \ 2 to 4 p nu_ 1'nso, Tuesday (night) January 4th from 7 to 8 p. in. ; Taylorsvllle, Wednesday January oth from 9 to 1 / a in, lltnson& Ward Wednesday January 5th frotn 2 to 4. Stephens X Koads Thursday January 6th from 10 a in to 12 in. Strouds Store Thursday January Oth from 2 to 4 p m Wanamaker Church Friday January 7th from 9 to 11 a m Floyds X Koads Friday January 7th fn)m 2 to 4 p m. Spring Branch Saturday January 8th from 10 a in to 12 in. Grassy Bay Saturday January 8th from J to 4 [> in. Green Sea Monday January 10th from ; 10 a m to Op in, Iiarrelson School House Monday night January 10th from 7 to 8 p in Lori* Tuesday January 11th from 10 a in to 0 p in. Bound Swamp Tuesday night January i lltli from 7 to 8pm.' Daisy Wednesday January 12th from 10 a in to 12 in. Hammond Wednesday January 12th from 2 to 4"p in* Ebene/.er Thursday January 13th from J 10 a in to 12 in ' Farmer Thursday January 13th from < 2 to 4 p m, Wort hams Thursday night January 13th 7 to 8 p in i Little Klver Friday January 14th from j iu a in 10 iz m Lay Friday January 14th from 3 to 4 p m j Wain pee Saturday January 15ih from 0 a m to 12 in 1 Hand Saturday January 15th 3 to 4 i p m Tilly Swamp Monday January 17th | from 9 to 11 a 111 Grahamville Monday January 17th from 1 to 3 p m Cool Spring Wednesday January 19th from 10 a m to 12 in Joppa Wednesday January 19th from 2 to 4 p m Gallvants Ferry Thursday January 20th from 10 a m 3 poi Gideon Fiiday January 21st from 10 a m to 12 m Jordanviile Friday Januiry 21st from 2 to 4 p m Dongola Saturday January 22nd from 10 a in to 12 in Port Harrelson Saturday January 22nd from 2 to 4 p m Socastee Monday January 24th from 10 in to 12 m Marlow Monday January 24th from 2 to 4 p in Staivey Tuesday January 25th from 10 p m to 12 m i) J Cox Tuesday January 25th from 2 to 4 p in Myrtle lleach Wednesday January 20th from 10 a m to 12 m iiurcol Wednesday January 20th from 2 to 4 p m The balance of the time until February 20th at the Auditor's ofllce in Conwsy All able bodied males capable of earning a support between the ages of 21 and 00 years shall be deemed taxable polls The number of vour school district t? important Each parcel of land should be returned In the school district to which it belongs Executors and Administrators will make their returns strictly according to to law Failure to make returns within the time specified subjects the delinquent to a penalty of 50 percent C. Ei BARKER, Auditor S P HAWES, fllLY Gil!. Caters to the wants of the people For first class groceries place youi orders with me? ' t The Largest Wholesale Order House in The Gigantic Aite tend a cordial invitatio P best equipped, best app ^ surance thai you will lit to purchase before. I WirmTi"FoiF I ^rily^Sfll h AA AA fj When you foul that you !| M can hardly drag through p ^ your daily work, and ?? ? f' ^ tired, discouraged and ?? S miserable, take Cardui, & the woman's tonic. ? Cardui is prepared for &j the purpose of helping & women to regain their || strengtn and health. PJ |3 Not by doping with S| p|j strong drugs, but by the M gentle, tonic action, of & ^3 pure vegetable herbs. gj - r'U- jpt | ^ The Woman's Tonic 39 Mrs. L. N. Nicholson, g| ?3 of Shook, Mo., writes: |j iSI "Before I began to take jS Cardui, I was unable to do any work. 1 have || |9 taken 5 bottles and have p sg improved very much. I can do the most of my S| pS housework now. g V| "I can't say too much p '?? for Cardui, it has done so A much for me." g Your druggist sells Car- & ^ dui. ^Gct^a bottle today. FOR ICC LOS U RE SA LE Under and hy virtue of a judg _ a r f 1 1 1 * die:u ior lorcciosurc unci sale mud uy his Honor Robert Aldrich, in tVi ;ase of J. I). Graham, I'laintiIT vs I. M. Hard wick and CI. 11 Jonkins Defendants, and dated the 27th da; of April, A. D., 1900, notice is here t>y given that I, the undersigned, 1J J. Sessions, SherilT of Llorry Goon ty, will sell at public auction, be fori the court house door at Conway South Carolina, during legal hour of sale on sales day in January nox it being the 3rd day of said month all and singular the following ck scribed rea' properly, towi5: That certain tract of land in th County of Horry, described in th mortgage of I he defendant J. M Hard wick, and in plaintiff's com plaint as follows, to wit; All an singular that certain tract of lan< in Simpson Creek township, Count and State aforesaid, containing on hand ed ace. more or less, bound ed on the north-oast, by land of G C. Butler, east by D I). Norrit south by land of Marlow and b land of .i. M. Hard wick, and west b land of J M Hard wick, being lan conveyed to the said J. M, Hare wick by his father, L M Hurt wick, and known as the John Thomj son land. Terms of sale cash, purchaser t pay foi papers. B. J. Sessions, Sberid of Horry Counts Dated December 9, A. D. 1909. H, 11. Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. Notice to Credhorfl. All I, ?l.l: ?l_!? ! /vu [jt-i sunr> nuni m% rmill > itJ<UlU: tho estate of Juno Holt, decease* are hereby notified to (ile the sum duly attested, with the undersi^ within tho time provided by law, c this notice will be set up in bar ( recovery, and all persons indebte to the said deceased are hereby r quired to make payment to the ui dorsik'ned. V\ F Holt, Qualified Administrator of it Estate of Juno Holt, Deceased. Dated December 9th A 1) 1009. Looking Ono's liest. Its n woman'n delight to look her be but pimples, skin eruptions, sores ar bolls rob life of joy. Listen! buckler Arnica Salve cures them; makes tl skin soft and velvety It glorifies tl lace. Cures pimples Sore Kyes Co Sores Cracked Lips Chapped Hand Try it. Infallible for piles. 25c Norton Drug Co. * . . _ j ? ! and Retail Mail 232 and 234 the South. Charleston, 'rations that have been in prog n to you, to come to Charlest( ointed, and best lighted Depai id a better grade of merchandis TuItTes * The Banking by Mail Sys- n, j tem of the u j GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK 1 C>I= CIIARLHSTOK, S. C. \ j gives their depositors care- j j ful service. Write them.1 J ; Resources over $2,900,000.; I | 35 Broad St. P. O. Box 807 Charleston, S. C. j j I). A. Spivey & Company 1 FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. [i Sj Represent the Strongest Companies. $ I Policies written on the most liberal jjj I terms. ; Place your insurance with us Q Prompt Settlement of Claims. HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA | POI NTY (>! ' IIOHKY N Court of Com moil Pleas. o Copy Summons for Relief. [Complaint H not Served.] i ,W T Powell, Louisa V Powell, K B ~ Fipps, Mary Patience Stevens, Molsio Powell and Cora Nolle Todd, Plaintiffs* against Cnlisea Fipps Agnes Delean Mincy Greeley .T Powell Nellie M Powell Bessie C Powell Luther (4 Powell Lou Elbe Powell ami Sampson \V Powell 1 >efendnnts. B To the Defendants?.Cnllsen Fipps Agnes Delean Mincy Greeley ./ Powell Net,1 tie M Powell Bessie C Powell Luther 1 (4 Powell Lou Ellie Powell Sampson J XV Powell; ^ , You are hereby suminond and required {to answer the complaint in this action "| which has been llled in the office of the I J the Olejk of the Court of Common o Pleas lor the said County and to - servo a copy of your answer to the said 1 e complaint, on the subscriber at his office p at Conway SC within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid \ ' the plaintiff in this action will apply to ' thocouit for the relief demanded in the ' complaint. 1 - November 9th, A, I). 1909, R VV. L. Bryan, C; C. C, I*. , II. II. Woodward, > s Plaintiffs' Attorney ^ To Calisea Fipps, Absent Defendant. Please fake notice; That thj summons ' in this action of which the foregoing is a ? copy and also the complaint were filed in " the office of the Cleik ot the Court of o Common Pleas in and for llorry County e at Conway 8. C, on the 10th day of No. vember A. D. 1909. \xr i i > /? n \ TT 1J. 1 >IJOIU V & ) fi O. C, C. P. H. II, Woodward Plaintiffs'Attorney. e_ Copy Summons for Relief. ' (Complaint not Served) a 'y State of South Carolina, ) ^ ' County of 1 lorry i J COURT OP COMMON PLPAS. , J It Allshrook and N B Allsbriok co part* ' nors in trade under the tirin name and style of Allshrook Bros Plaintiffs against J T Tompkins J W Durant Sain I^o ,0 and G T Sessions Defendants. To the Defendants J T Tom kins J W Durant Satn Lee and O T Sessions; , You are hereby summoned and re(juired to answer the complaint in tldsactlon which lias been Hied in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said county and to serve a copy ~ of your answer to the said oomplaint on the subscriber at Ids office At Conway S ii. C. within twenty days after the service 1 horet f exclusive of the day of such s^r* ' vice; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the n plaintiff in this action will apply to the j Court for the relief demanded in the coin>f plaint. d Novemner 29.h A I) 1909 b- W L BHYANCCC P. II H WOODWARD Plaintiffs' Attorney. To J T Tompkins Absent Defendant: Please take notice thatjthe complaint 10 in the foregoing stated action and the summons of which the foregoing is a copy were filed in the otlice of the Clerk of I mm the Court of Common Pleas at Conway H ( C on the 29th day of November A D 190f i II II WOODWARD Plaintiffs' Attorney \d W L BRYAN C C C P 0w39 18 1 ' 1 . . | When you como to do yourX'mas 14 trading, make our store your headlbt quarters. Wo have everything you a want, and at the right price. J tt Nicholas. i ::*M , , - A'nn ?* ? ? I - n.cnt Store in % King St., [he Greatest Depn. % :- -:- S. C. the South. reSvS all summer are now completed and we w >n and do your shopping, and visit the largest, S> rtment Store in the whole south?with this as- ^ e at a lower price than it was ever vour privilege % ? ? ? o ~ Tiiv i s ()NXTiTnTMii??T | A . A/H J HBBBB&HsssmnnKEHBSSsaHM ^?r T^^rts^rra-masMaaa* FOR NICE SELECTED B \ EOS.SES M?LES | BUGGIES WAGONS AND HARNESS j SK38E3aB5SKMaM (JO TO.A;*<KV, CREEGER BROS TABOR, N, C. We sell at very Reasonable B Prices. Come soon for choice. | FLOUR and RICE To the Farmers of Horry: IVE OFFER 500 bbs Four. 30 boxes White Bacon. 00 bags Rice 50 cases Tomatoes. 0 boxes Smoked Bacon. 1500 bushes Corn. 1000 bushes Oats. xVe want your business and if you A * * - ' ' " tavenottne casii we are willing to vait till tobacco time. See us. PALMETTO 0ROCItEY COMPANY, tULLINS: J P COOPER, Sec and Trcas The Store on the Corner Is the place to get Dry Goods at Panic Prices. As complete a Stock of Shoos as can be found anywhere in Styles and it prices to prices to suit every body. When in need don't pass the Corner Store but be sure and call on J. E. NICHOLAS. I^V^4 T^ces"^irSa?.le. I ^ RANGING IN PRICE FROM 15 TO 35 CENTS P 3 We have on hand a first class line consisting of Apple, Peach, R I Plum, Pear, Grape and Mulberry Trees, Strawberry Plants and 8 | Rose Rushes. fl 1 HOMEWOOI) IMTll^KWV 1 | I-. PI2 TTEiNGLK, I'roorlctor, ^ 3^?***e?aroHeBBe*diMHeeKBBaHMiuaBBs?KMaaeeeoeee^ High Grade Flour Fresh Bread and Cakes a*ways on hand. Our Grocery Bepartmentjislilled with choico goods for family use and are marked down to the lowest possible notch. Pboue orders given careiul attention and prompt delivery guaranteed. Phone Not 13. VEGETABLES IN SEASON. R T HYM&N THE """ D. I m Iflnll, THE tuca max