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i " EVER WATCHFUL A Little Care Will Save Many Conway Readers Future Trouble Watch the kidney secretions. See that th)y have the amber hue of health; The discharges not excessive or infrequent; Contains no "brick dustlike"sediment; Doans Kidney Pills should be used They strengthen the kidneys and cure them when they're sick. Mrs Li If Anderson, of Conway, S. C , says: "My back ached a great deal and I had pains in my loins. My Kidneys were weak and I was also subject to headaches and other symptoms of kidney complaint. After ueintr Doan's Kidney Pills which I obtained from the Norton Drug Co , my aches and pains ceased and my kidneys were restored to a normal condition. Since I took this remedy I can rest much better at night aud I feel improved in every way." (Statement given February 28th, 11)08 ) On January 5th, 1911, Mrs Anderson said: "Ihaveno reason toohange my high opinion of Doan's Kidney Plils and I gladly confirm my former endorsement of them. You may continue to publish all I have ev.er said about this preparation." For sale by all dealers. Price 50c cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Now York sole agents for the United States, Ke member the name?Doan's? and take no other. OMTUARY. Miss Mary E. Lyon passed into the life eternal September 15, 1911, at her home in Homo wood. Horry county, S. C. A native of Vermont, in her youf.g womanhood she went to Kentucky where she was at the head of a school for girls for fifteen years. She removed to Charleston, W. Va., for some years, and thence to Evanston, III., where she was connected with an orphanage. She remained there until she came to Sruth Carolina about twelve years ago, and settled with a number of other cn'oni^ts from the central west Hero she resided with a brother, who died several years ago, and a widowed s s;er who still sucvives. Miss Lyon rendered very valuable service to the world in which she lived, cspec.ailly in educational work. She greatly love i children and young people. She was the faithful and efficient superintendent or the llornewood Sunday school until her death. She did much for the educational and religious welfare of the Home wood Colony and the surrounding country. Sne w.is a member of the Methodist church. While her well spent life is ended here, it has begun anew amid th?> glories of the eternal world Albert ?> Betts. Death of Samuel P. Hardwick. Samuel P. Hardwick, a son of the late John M. Hardwick, long a resident of Wilmington, N. C , died at Myrtle Beach last Friday at the age of fifty years He had resided formerly at Conway, and for some time h Id the position of salcsmau with one of the Syrian traders on 3rd Avenue. He had been ill for a long time, and his sufferings were intense. He was a nephew of the late William E. Hardwick, who was for along number of years Judge of Probate of Horry County. A Father's Vcngence would have fallen on any one who attacked the son of Peter Bondy, of South Rock wood, Mich., but he was powerless before t..e attacks of Kidney trouble. "Doctors could not help him," he wrote, "so at last we gave him Eiectrie Bitters and he improved wonderfully from taking six bottles, Its the best Kidney medicine I ever saw." Backache, Tired Feeling, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, warn of Kidney trouble that mav end in droDsv. dia betes or Bright.'s disease. Beware: Take Electric Bittors and be safe. Every bottle guaranteed. 50c at Norton Drug Co. School Entertainment at Socastee Thanksgiving Night. On the evening of the 30th inst, , the Socastee Graded School will give an entertainment in the school build ine at that place. A very fine program consisting of songs, recitations, dialogues, etc , is being prepared for the occasion. The to roe teachers are doing all they can to make the entertainment a success. Everybody is invited to come Admission, 20 cents, Children8 15 cents. Proceeds go to school. Balked at Cold Steel. "I wouldn't let a doctor cut my foot off," said H D Ely, Bantam, rt Vv/MA?*t Kl/% 1t1/>AM U A/1 WUIO, (UUUUU^U ill IH'l I IUIO UIUC1 IIUU been the plague of my lifo for four years. Instead I used Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and my foot was soon completely cured." Heals Burns, Boils. Sores, Bruises, Eczema, Pimpler, Corns. Surest Pile cure, 25c. at Norton Drug Co, The Pratt Institute Free Library of Brooklyn, N. Y., recently donated 500 volumes to the library here at the Epworth Hall. These books arrived last week, and are very much appreciated by the entire congregation of the churches. Tax Notice. The tax books wilJ be open for the collection of taxes for fiscal year 1911 from October 15th, 1911, to March 15th, 1912, and may be paid without peualty to December 31st; with one per cent, penalty to January 31 ; with 2 per cent, penalty to February 28th; and with 7 per cent, penaltv to March 15*h. regular tax levy State 5 3-4 mills Ordinary County Tax, Roads and Bridges .. 5 1-2 mills Special County Tax... ..1 mill For completion of bridge across Waccamaw river 1 2 mill Constitutional School Tax H mills Total 15 3 4 mills special school tax A %> I L?t?tf /\ w\ tr l i r\ 1 XXII auuiliwuui iW Y IV/ L J/OV.IUJ school tuxes voted for school purposes in certain school districts is made as follows: No 3 Dog Bluff 3 mills No 6 Athens 4 mills No 7 Green Sea 4 mills No 11 Socastee 4 mills No 13 Withers 3 mills No 14 Centenary ...... 4 mills No 15 Haw Branch f> mills No 17 Wanamaker 8 mills No 18 Loris 8 mills No 19 Burroughs 4 mills No 20 Mt Olive 3 mills No 21 White Oak 3 mills No 24 Gedar Grove 3 mills No ? Gurlev 3 mills No 2(> Cool Spring 2 mills vr~ or; rj /< n-i 111 ^ nu ?jI /jIUII "J Hi I no No 20 Powell 4 mill.* No 80 Prinoeville 4 mills No 33 Finklea ... 4 mills No 80 Grassy Bay 8 mills No 88 hickory Hill 8 mills No 48 Hulls Island 4 mills No 4b Tilly Swamp 8 mills No 47 Red Hill 8 mills No 40 Red Bin IT 8 mills No 50 Floyds 8 mills No 51 Floyds X Riads ... 4 mills No 58 Allen 2 mills No 50 San ford 8 raihs No 50 High Point 8 mills No 00 Muster Shed 8 mills No 01 Warn pee 8 mills No 02 Savannah BlufT 8 mills No 08 Rohoboth 8 mills No 00 Camp Swamp 8 mills No 08 Home wood 4 mills No 00 Maple. 4 mills No 70 Poplar 8 mills No 72 Leon 8 mills No 74 Four Mile 4 mills No 75 Virgo 2 mills No 70 Harper 8 mills No 77 Si raw field 8 mills No 70 Bucksport 8 mills No 80 Spring Branch 8 mills No 81 Salom 8 mills ao 85 Watts 4 mills No 80 Seven Mile 8 mills No 01 Pleasant Hill .. . 2 mills NO 02 Vaughts 4 mills: No 04 Oatt Grove . . 8 mills No 07 Carolina 8 mills SCHOOL HOUSE BOND TAX An additional levy in School District 10 (Conway) of two mills is made to pay interest on ihe School House Bonds and to create a sinking fund for their final retirement. CAPITATION TAX A pVl tax of one dollar lor school purposes is levied upon evc?y rna.o citizm between the ages < f 21 and 80 years able to ocrn a living, except Confederate Veterans over 50 years of age A capitation tax of one dollar is levied on each dog in the county. COMMUTATION ROAD TAX Hach person in the county liaole for road duty must obtain a '"Road Receipt" from the County Treasurer before January 1, 1012, lor the year 1 O.I 1 'I'UIn O/. r. r?/\oi l Hit lift" l.'AA, ALllO Oilll kJV.. 1'iuuvnv.u v>vu< by paying to the Treasurer U" dollars iu cash or by presently X the Treasurer a certificate from nis road overseer, approved by \ho Su pervisor, to the effect that he has performed six days work on the section of road to wbic h ho belongs. FISHERY STAMPS. Fishery Stamps o?* Ta#s may bo obtained from the Treasur r at acy time. VVh.n parties order by mail they should one o e porta# % otherwise postage will be deducted TREASURER'tt ITINERARY The Treasurer will attend the followin# places at the day and hour named for the purpose of collecting taxes: November 25th Burgess 8 to 10 O ...... | K} I OUUiVS LtJ~ tu Bucksville 3 to 4 November 27th Boyboro 10 to 12 Zoan 1 to 2 Rehoboth 3 to 4 November 28.h Mt Pisgah 0 to 10 Iiinson & Ward . 12 to 2 Floyds Schqol House 4 to 5 November 29 ih Spring Branch J) to 11 Strouus Store 2 to 4 November 30lh Green Sea 9 to 11 Loris 2 to 4 Docember 1st Daisy .... 9 to 11 Sauford .. 1 to 2 December 4th Hammond 10 to 12 Bbenezer 2 to 4 Brooksville 7 to 8 p m December 5th Little River 9 to 12 Warapee 2 to 4 December (>th Tilly Swamp 0 to 10 Grahamvillo 11 to 12 Decern bo r 7 th Dok Bluff 10 to 11 Galivanis Ferry 2 to 4 Dccomber 8th Aynor 9 to 10 Cool Spring 1 to 2 December 11th Myrtle Beach 10 to 11 JOJIZ* HOLT, Treas Horry County j THE HOitRY HERALD: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 , 1911 ** so--J J?w^? 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