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pi ftle gfwrg gmll Rntereri Ht t?e I'/^t Oft?of> ?. . C??nw?y, V. C ?.o bi'COii C MAU I' JbLlfcilKD EVERY JUUKBDA* MO" HINCi BY CUNVTAY T'O. 8 j'l'HONII'TlOX OI K I20LI.AU V> il YKAli Hf it, WOODWARD. Kciiior THURSDAY. JANUARY 26, 191? Congressra\n R lerbo places the population of Conw.iv at 2 oOO. W* opine that he his missed it by a least 1.000 One-Wcfth of the year 1011 b nearly gone and jot there has beet do organized movement looking tel the be'ferment of industrial conditions in Conway and Horry so far as we have been able to ascertain. I is announced that the plans ol ex-(J A'ernor Ansel is to return to his home in Greenville, and aftei a b: ief rest from the exacting cires of State, take up the threads of his law practice where he left o'l when he was called to the guberna torial chair. Governor Wils?n, of Kentucky has refused a' pardon to Henry F. Youtsey, who is serving a life sentence for the murdjr of Governorelect William Goebel some years ago, for the reason that Youtsey is guilty of a cowardly and brutal murder. G ivrsrnor Blo^s3's inaugural address was upon the whole a good State P'Pir aud the essential princi pies which are to be the leading characteristics of his'admistration a re well dc fined. In a nutshell h promises a practical rather than a theoretical administration. Governor Blease the other da\ startled the State when he announced that he would revoke the com ? - M i Ul! missions 01 an notary puuncs um. | all members cf the State and coun ty whi&ke3r constabulary force anc detectives-?the fui mjr to take ef feet on February 10th and the J at ter went into effect last Monday, The reasons for this action are sat isfactory to a majority of the people of the State. That's right, Governor, uso tha brocm freelv anc sweep the stable clean. The amendment to the Moon bill was adopt rd by the National floust of Representative on Wednesday o' last week. This amendment wil hate the (tTect of practical stepping the practice of corporations operating an interstate commerce business taking suits against them out oi tne jurisdiction of State courts ana placing thtm in the Federal courts on the ground of diverse citizenship. This is regarded as a very important measure and one that will radically change the rules of p actice. Solves a Deep Mistery. MI want to thank you from the bottom of my heart," wrote C. B Rader, of Lew isburg, W. Va., "for the wonderful double benefit I got from Electric Bitters, in curing mc of both a severe case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism, fron which I had been an almost helpless sufferer for ten years. It suited my us uiuu^u uiiiuu JUM IUI mu. For dyspepsia, indigestion, jaun dice and to rid the system of kidney poisons that cause rheumatism. Electric Bitters has no equal. Try them. Every bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only 50c at Norton Drug Company, MARRIED. On January 18th, 1911, at the residanco of Rev. D. I). Anderson, Mr. Clarence Thompkins and Miss Emma Jordan were happily united in marriage Miss Emma is the charming vourg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tj Jordan Mr Xhompkins is a prosperous yourp farmer of the Adrian section. H( ir?5riffl ilm phnrr'h while n. vnnih nnd accepted Christ a? his Saviour and received his bletsir g on Jan. 18tb. 1911. May t he sun tver shine brigh' over their pathway of life and no darkness befall them. Skinner, Married at Justice. On ?6unday afternoon, January 22nd, 1911, at the residence of W. 13 Carroll, Miss Pronie Skipper and Mr. Kert Graham. Notary Pubhc W B. Carroll performed the ceremony. May their lives be Ion** and happy Sly Coon. r W. H. Causey, of the Green Sea section, w 9s am one those who paid Con way a business visit Saturday. p? X Loose coffee fathers ^1 dust and store^^r I fmxi'' "nP l3iLL %]! COFFEE | in Its air-tight can jS I is dust-frce. strong, la M fresh and of j>er- V feet quality. m 5 ^msamsmmmsMsaEammauBami aj I HIPPY NEW YEAR I inanking my many cusiomt-rH u ( for their generous patronage in 0 ? the pant, and wishing all Che |g ' I readers of this paper a happy ra | prosperous New Year. jd ; Malone's Music House I ! COLUMBIA, S. C. I, Dealer in High Grade tga Pianos and Organs. gl We are after with new and upcentiy purchased kets, in large quai fore at the very which merchand We have been to busy since moving to write a new advertisement, and it is sufficient here to say, that we now occupy large new stores on Main street, with plenty of light and the room in which to display our Shoes, Clothing, ture, Dress Good: ing Machines, Cr We are always git Burroughs i MAI^i H Citation Notice. STATE OF SOUT// CAROLINA, County of 7/orry, I By John //bit, Esq , Probate Judge. | W//ERE AS, W L Bryan, 0 0 C P. ha* made suit to me, to grant him letter* of Ad ministration of the Estate of and effect? of S M Stevens, Sr., deceased, under Sho. #523 of Vol / Code of 1902. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said 8 M .Stevens, .Sr., deceased, that they he and appear before me in the Court of Probite, to be held at Conway, S.C., on Feb 75th, next, after publication hereof, nt 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. GIVEN under my hand, this drd day of .January Anno Domino U?l/. Published lor 40 days in the Iloiry 7/crald. JO//N 77GLT, (Ij 8). Judge of Probate, Horry County, (5\v44 Farmers Consider This. A year of short crops and close money should cause the farmers to consider how he can reduce the cost of fertilizers. Herd is our answer prepare his fertilizer by the Lipps Process one fourth the cost of Commercial Testimonials furnished of satisfied users on application. Call on or write J. M. Dorman, | Route 1, Bor Q Conway, S C. TH3 qoBRT HERALD: T1 ,,^ -r. 3BaKfv | Write for Samples, f Try us on alaii Order. i I I BLUUBd J 232, ami 23. j CHAHLESl j The Largest WT H Few FaUTaii a In exceptionally Smart, up-to-date i *J Prices range i i Ladies and Misses $ in Chiffon Panama. All new Mode ? with Taffeta, Silk or Satin bands. 1 v | 1 FEWEST OP WAISTS FOR Pi All Pure White Linen Waists, Flai: * collar and cuflfs <J|] 1 LADIES AND CHI t?wamnmm m inn "aHEgwEBTamrara CmBBHMUL" iMMS your trade, now, to-date goods, re~ on the big marntities and therelowest prices at lse can be sold. large and varied rstrtments. Y u are already acquaintjed with the lines we carry and we ask you to call and especially look over our .complete stock of Hardware, Furni5, Groceries, Sewockery Ware, id to serve you. ?Collins Co. ITBEE jl' I NOTICE. I Under and by virtue of a certain ichattie mortgage executed to mo by I William Hickson & Compauy, bearI leg date Juno 24t?, 1910, duly recorded in Clerk' < flice, Horry County the undersigned will sell to the highest bidder for cash, near Gler., S. 0 , beginning at 10 o'clock a. in. on Friday February 3rd, 1911, All and singular one Saw Mill, Carriage with all attachments, Shrft.ing, ? w ? i.i J - - _ _ t\ rr i \ \ tsemug, imager. one ury lvnn ana pipes with all connections complete, one 25 horse power engine, fifty horse power Boilor, with all machinery attachments connected the:ewith, composing tho milling outfit owned by William Ilickson <fc Company near said place. Also four timber carts and harness. Also a lot of lumber at said mill Terms of sale cash, purchaser to I pay for papers S F Ostern, Mortgagor, Kobt B. Scarborough, Attorney January?, 1911. Tobacco Flues. People who want tobacoo flues will please send us in tneir orders by March 1st Conway Iron Works. 4 44 ? . .. - , ?v ,ttT * aURSPAY, JANUARY 86, 1011 % ? ri'IOM OH YO 1 King St. and 203 Moc ON'S GREAT J * nloc ^ nH Dpfnt'l 7^ 1 V1VOUIW i i JI\ V' n/*i I j ored Suits. nodels, for Ladies and Misecs. from I $lo.oo to $loo.oo.| Walking Skirts. ls[| Plain tailored or trimmed 'rices range from $4.75 to $25.oo ??? ???? wmn?? i ?? i ??a??a AND WINTER WEAR, n Tailor Made, with laundered L, $1.35 and $1.50 each. LDRENS READY TO \ zraggasEoimiiin wwr1 wryiw?vrwr y se P Origin Mr. Roysier t Manufacturer of F - above other consi: I idea Tv/enty-sevei to-day; the result Factories to supply I I F. S. RC I j- r-A< NORFOLK, VA. TARE MACON, QA. COLUI COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. WJj (Coruplaiut nut Seiveu) ' j 1 Stale of South Carolina, County of Horry COURT 05b1 COMMON PLEAS * H. H. Wood ward. Trustee for J . ^5^ 11 Me Am, PlaintiIT, Against W. M Boyd, Defendant, To The Defendant W, M. Boyd: You are hereby summoned and i required to answer the complaint in this action which has boon tiled ! in the office of the Clerk of the Court j of Common Please, for the said Coun- j pspj ty, and to serve a copy of your an -' swer to the said complaint on the \ subscriber at his office at Conway, TjSAJ S. C., within twenty days after service hereof exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the comp'aint within the time ?3% afore said, the plain tfff in this action , Q will apply to t he Court for the re- j I a lief demanded in the complaint. ? I January 7th, A. D. 1911. I * Attest: ?j W. L. Bryan, C C C. P. * ii. II. Woodward, J = Plaintiff's Attorney. ;B To W. M. Boyd, Absent Defendant: jB o | Take uotico, that the complaint E ai I in this action and the summons of J? oi I which the foregoing is a copy were & filed in the c fiioeof the Court of Com- |j C1 mon Pleas, at Conway, S. C , on tho j B ni 7th day of January, A. I). 1911, a n I ' H. H. Woodward, & \ Plaintiffs Attorney. : B al I W. L. Br van, (Er 8.) 3 a, C. C. C. P. | S- P- HAWKS, I = GROCER I Only High Grade Family and Plan- 9 tations Supplies handled. Your patron- 1 age la respectfulh solicited and will he jfl appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money hack. No trouble to show Q goods, ?o if you don't see what you want n ask for It. Ea36-"VSS3Cn?A.- :^rr.:-r.l II I I II 11 I 1 I M IHlU'lll " !> x VJahe our 51oif jcurfccm* I when y?u Gcire fo Ihe Git>. i ^ IVR. monI/F"HACK. J iiiiigrSt, CHA11LEST03V, 8. 0. = OEPARTMEWT STORE# 4ail Order House in, the South, Ladies Taffeta SilK Waists from $15.00 down to $2.98 each Ladies Mcssaline Silk Waists at $3.7f .Large line of Novelty Waiets in Plaid Silks, Chiffon Over-net or Persian Taffeta Silk. N TV" ?.?III 1 4r,w. WIII ! i win I ?iwmm ?????????y Silhs and Dre?s Goods I We are showing a supei or line of Plain and Novelty Dress Goods and Silks. Wnte tcr Samples. Get our Prices. At Wholesale or Retail, Wc offer anew line of Blankets, Comforts. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Mliinery, Gent's Fine Furnishing-, IJpolstery Goods, Floor Coverings of all kinds. Agent for l)r Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen UnJclerwear and Ladies llomc Journal Patterns 10 and 15c each. fi/EAR GARMENTS A SPECIALTY w .asl&jsw i' snwxttzMBis&mEKb ^ MARK ?-> ^ (> S^y ? I v* ? sjr REGISTERED. i of Roystcr Fertilizers. ;eiieved that success awaited the ertiiizers who would place quality derations. This was Mr. Royster's n years ago and this is his idea has been that it requires Eight the demand for Royster Fertilizers. 5Y3TER GUANO COMPANY. DTORIES AND SALEG OFFICEG. IORO, N. C. COLUMBIA, S. C. SPARTANBURG, S. C. V1BUO, GA. MONTGOMERY, ALA. BALTIMORE, MD. f I MB????I 13?? ?? I ?'~ INDISPENSABLE |j| ~fI MADE BY I Richard Hud nut ?? I FOR ALE BY I CONWAYp^RUG COMPANY Jgg Over 95 per cent f the grain harvested in this country is hound by havesting machines nd less than five per cent of it is bound by hand. What do you think ^ f the ones who arc so far behind the times as to be binding by hand? Over 95 per cent, of the business of this country Is done by bank inol.ioJ nf li-i n/l I! n i? nf ninnov h r?A 11 nen If la K A aofAaf on/I ivv l\n ni(3|.V(i\i */* n?v v a. in^fiiv j h."w%M?ikiv a?/ a n iiisv oaivoi onu lost convenient way of doing: business. There is no reason why ninetyine per cent, of the business should not be done this way. The few people who are not using: the conveniences offered by a bank jch as this, arc placing: themselves in the same class as the ones who re not up to date in other respects. Yc 1 should have a check account at this bank. Come in let uscxplain av w'mple it is. Bank of Loris, LORIS, S. C. iix^Ti'-TiiT?rf^^m^rr'r TT}n'Trrrti-TMmrmBm mmmmmmmmmmm %