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0 HANDICAPPED. This is the Case With Many Con* way People* Too many Conway cit?z*n$ aro handicapped with bad bacK. The ^ unceasing pain causing constant ^ misery, making work a burden and stooping and lif:iugan impossibility. The back aches at night, prevent n? refreshing rest and in the morning is stiff and lame. Plasters and liniments may give relief bat cannot reach the cause. Tu eliminate the p-litis and aches you must cure the the kidneys. Doan Kidney Pills are for sick w l.M-n.... rIHi/\iiunn/la tai f.ifu f. 1 1 KJk 1J K)y O " A. UWU^fJII^O % \Jt-V I A J w Tt.1f|r merit.. Can you doubt Conway evidence : B F Skipper, Main street, Con way. S 0.. says: 4T am pleased to recommend Doin's Kidney Pills, for I have received splendid results from their use. I was annoyed by a pain ? and lameness iu my back and my kidnoys did not do their work as they should. When Doau's Kidney Pills wore brought to my attention, Igot a box from the Norton Drug C o and they gave mo prompt reiief I nave h vd n> h'sq-h or piius since I used this remedy." For sale by all dealers. Price 50o cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States, Remember the name?Doan's? and take no other, - ? ? Creditors of Assid Rabil last week filed a pt tition in bankruptcy against him in the Unitfd States District Court,* and the subpoenas were served noon A-sad here list Thursday by Deputy Mirshal J TProctor, The break m t.no business of Rabil will be remembered as having occurred ab mt the first of last Novvernber. lie owed many creditors ' ?r\( iihmit. altogether to tn? nun; UUU V * mvv M . . $12 00 0 00 He occupied a store in the Quatllebaum block. m m m ( i Almost Lost His Life. S. A. Stie, of Mason, Mich , Wll never forget his terrible exposure to a merciless storm, 'It gave ino a dreadful . cojd," lie writes, "that caused severe pains In my chest, so it was hard for me | to breathe. A neighbor gave me seveial 1 doses of Dr. Kiji'sNew Discovery which J brought great relief. The doctor said I | was on the verge of pneumonia, but to continue with the Discovery. I did so ' and two bottles completely cured me." i Use only this quick, safe, reliable medicine for coughs, colds, or atiy throat or lung trouble. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by isotton Drug Co. The now Thompson store on the corner in the rear of the King-ton Hotel, has been about completed, arid the store next the corner wiP i be occupied by Mr H W Lewis, an , enterprising voung merchant, who recently moved here from Mulllns His many friends will wish Mr Lewis unbounded success. ^ ^ Shocking Sounds * In the eerth are sometimes heard before a torrib' earthquake, that warn of the coming peril. Nature's warnings are kind. That dti'l n tin or ache in the hack warns you th** JCidney? need attention if von would escape those dangerous malaii es, Dropsv, Diabetes or Bright'* disease Take iOheitrio Bitters ar once and see backache lly and all your best feel ings return. " My son received great ben eAt from t.heir use for kidney and blad dt>r trouble," writes Peter Bondy. South Hoc It wood, Mich., ' It is certainly a ' ' Trv it Ko rents tTI'flll KKlllt'V ll|t3IIH,UIO a 'J -? at Norton i)rng Co L D Suggs, one of the leading business men of the Tjoris section, was among those visiting Conway, the latter part of last week. Mr Suggs is a large owner of real estate in hrs secfciou of the county. He recently subscribed a good block of stock to the Berry Industrial School We hope the farmers will join n and help the Rock Hill Plan for reducing cotton. The snow and sleet began to melt in good earnest la?t Thursday night, the weather being consideraliy warmer, which condition continued on Friday. There was but little of the snow left anywhere by Friday noon Dr JT Howell, who is furnishing free examination and treatment for Hook-wonn, in this county, has been hard at work for the p*st several weeks, and his work is very succesful. Numbers of people are taking advantage of the opportunity to get his treat:nint froo. From Cool Spring. The health of our people is goner allv good at this writing. Burning of tohaeoo beds is the order of the day now. K. L. Mishoe ba9 purchased the store and lot here. It Is rumored around here that there will be some business here under the name and stvle of Ool Spring Supply Co. No marriages or deaths to repo.it' Farmer. : m m Box Supper. There will be a box supper and cake walk at Pauley Swamp School! house, Fridav r.lght February 2nd. The public is cocdiallv invited to atr tend. Girls bring well filled boxes, boys bring along money to buy them. Hartford Fowler, Teacher. INTERS APPLYING Tlfft INTERSTATE that the food i; the crop star S- P- HAWE^J GROCER Only High Grade Family and Plan;atlona Huppliea handled. Your patronige is respectful!} solicited and will be ippreciat'-d. Satisfaction guaranteed or four money baoK. No trouble to showroods, so if you don't see what, you want isk for it. CHINESE LA UN DR Y Collars and Cuffs. Ironing Machine. Work turned out Promptly. Send me a trial order. Family washing taken. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Work neatly executed, ana in first class style, MPliClAL NOTICK Collars and Cuffs held for 30 day* and if not called for will be sold, Yoursforgood wora, GEORGE LUM i Notice of Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator cf the personal estate of Li H Uandell, deceased, will apply before the Judge of Probate for Horry County, at his office at Conway, S C , at- li o'clock in the forenoon on the 1st clay of February, A D 1912, for a final discharge as such administrator. A V Bessonfc, Administrator of L H Uandell, Deceased. H H Woodward, Attorney D. A. Spivey & Company FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. Represent the Strongest Companies. Policies written on the most liberal terms. Place your insurance with us Prompt Settlement of Gta'm John White & Co. LOUISVILLE. KV.' Established 1887 Hlflhotwarketprlogpald^^^^^^^^^^^Mj Hacker Mfg Co , Sncceseorn to QEOROE S HACKER & SON WE MAN UFACTU U B Doou?, Hash and Bunds, Columnh and Balustkhs, (inlu.kh and Oahlk Okna mhni-h, Hokkkn Doohh and Windows. WE DEAL IN Glass, Fabc Ookd and Wbiouts. CHARLESTON 9 Trespass Notice. All persons are forbidden to hunt, fish, or in any manner to enter or trespass upon what, is known as the Howell land on Simpson Creek in Simpson Creek township, containing 384 acres, noce or less, and bounded by lands of Isaac L Lee, T W Dorman, and others. All vioIlators of this notice will be proseouted to the full limit of the law. H H Woodward. *SBB HORRY HER/ EMl 115 LIKE PLAN! I I III . ???|?w? FERTILIZERS are made s available to the plant all th ved. The needed elements le crop is nourished to a full ies the skill of n'dng fertilizers. We in it compounds a do r's prescription. The There is no guesi .v srk?no mystery. It is hut th? rMi: 1 of ftCIPntifio mivinrr ? ? - *? ?* ! Al II|^| sources of plant fo xls?which arc quid are slowest It must be known exactly what ele ||i; j iVr^h^e at 1 J\v i i^h 0^.i\ C f iiVi /V >f H?': j&&: : ' ;{ : : ::: h :> .hIJ (11} ont^f. >) I'l't ?? ?vy *fV/' 9'f?' C \ ,01 < if ? 4? M)?? #4 3J? ' r ftMtROTKO! CHErtieAt-l V COflRORATjOW^ I ?l|j| * ^ ^ ^ ^ n pf THELATES' rlxrd hi = gttg Fancy z 5?| A full and complet j?l| ceries which are ma est notch. i? FLOUR 111 BACON S?? LARD gel SUG ?2t^ ^-v w C1 >rsi Wholesale *f| UflDC CLMPIUfl AM Willi. I LI1UII1U Mil A complete line of quality and at the 1. ||? BURROUGHS MAII< aimetto MULLIN, Groceries at Wh I Handlers of Fer We sell farmers, money. Both Mr Gilb< Mr Willie D. J< Iare with us and ' you. P. C( % LLD: THtnWOAT, FEBRtTAOT T, 1 UrsI ING DOLLARS I of plant foods, so mixed Lrough growth. Never is i are supplied at the right 1 growth. I take these fertilizers as accurately as s I analysis on every bag is lived up to. t We must know what are the best I I dy available?which are slower?which | ments are drawn from the soil by each I crop?the amount of plant foods that I they require. It would be utter waste I to apply certain plant foods upon cer- I x I uuu buiii iui certain crops. Jllll So we have INTERSTATE FERTI- H i 1ZER for each crop that the South 1 rows. The needed elements are sup- 1 II ied. The fertilizer is suited to the soil I j id crop. | | i And that is why INTERSTATE I ERTIL1ZERS are winning prestige l|||l j erywhere?why they are causing in- | eased yields. I Our booklet would prove interesting to | >u. It tells of our tested formulas for J] If rnthern crops. Write for it to-day and I e name of our nearest dealer. I I NTERSTATE CHEMICAL Corporation. HARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA | PI* r CREATIONS || ???? |g ind Heavy 22* ;e line of family grorked down to the low- |jfs& i Sf9* ar gi OFFEE HAY ??| AND GRAIN |fg > and Retail eg* 0 FARM IMPLEMENTS ?i Hardware of the best ^ owest prices. .tSm =_==__ |& TO# ,& COLLINS CO %sfy^ , STREET. Grocery Co. C olesale. tilizers. See us and save irt A. Johnson and ;nrette, of Horry, will be glad to see f VHH roper, i reas. "T 918 * SMART I YCUR IjflliEY and will work all the time f< it with us and GIVE IT A CI will you 5 per cent per Our business is INSURED age Our business is INSURED age Our officers are HON DEI) just Our SI EEL DOOR SAFE an RELIABLE. Our Officers are POLITE and Open an Account with US to day your credit in the business world cad you to the land of prosperity vi a itfir ^ Thos. E. Cooper, President, E. L. Sanders* LOUIS, |DryO I CLOT! E irrirr' rir-rn?rrn " r. i rrr*I SHOES, HA' | GrROC] I? Stock of the ty at Low Dusenbu DISTRIBUTORS OP FER cour TODI) V1LLE Contract to Let. Tho trustees of the Cedar Grove School will let to the lowest responsible bidder on Saturday, February IOtli, 1912, The work to bo done?Old weather boarding and ceiling to bo taken oiT and replaced with new. Post to be arranged to lit window; top to be torn off and new rafters and shingles put on; partition to be built through centte ot building poarck on front 28x8* length of building 85 feet, width 25 feet; three doors and two windows to he put in. Trustees and contractors to agree when contract is to be completed. '1 hoso who wish to contract send bids to trustees. All material will be furnished on ground. For details see trustees. TrusJ; tees reserve tho right to regret any and all btds. J II liendricks. li B Glasgow, J W /iughes, trustees. Conway. S C NOTICE?Town Taxes. | By Ordinance of the Town of Con way, duly ratified on the 10th day of ?Tanuary, A D 1911, a tax of ten mills upon the assessed value of all taxable property within tho said "own has been levied to meet the impropriations of the Town uouricu for expenses of the said town during the fiscal year beginning October 1, 1912. Those taxes are payable until the first day of March, A D 1912. A penalty of fifteen per cent, of the tax is added after the first day of March. All taxes and penalties due and unpaid on the fifteenth day of March will subject the property of the taxpayer or person making the return of property to execution and sale for the amouut of said taxes and penalties and the costs of execution and sale. Conway, January 10, 1912. H P Little, Mayor. Attest: J O Norton, Clerk. 3w43. Notice Horry Farmers. Parties wantlns? tobacco Hues will please Slace the'r orders with us hy the 15th of larch. Conway Iron Works, 5&I.UU 4U Send us yo land be Pies ? " 4* '*- W< Tyr* ; T#Jr?^^5nrWriT"^ . # "Is SMABT >r you if you v/IIi deposit * HaNCE to help you. We annum on time deposits, linst Filth losses, linst BURCLARY losses, as COUNTY OFFICER are. d VAULT are ABSOUJlELY ATTENTIVE TO I3U8INES 3. It will help you to build up and lead you to the world and MLOlOS J. C. Bryant, Vice-President. on, Cashier. | SOUTH CAROLIN A[ PBOMBMBMBMMMH ?Mill IHMillil IIHMH g hingf i rs & aps ERIE B I : Best Quali- 8 est Prices I TlIJZtRS FOB HORRY I I ^ rY, [ S - jjjj Particular Notice Owing to the very inclement weather it was impossible for me to meet my appointments for the week commencing at Cool Spring on January lfith and ending at Klondike .lanuary 20th. In lieu thereof, however, 1 will attend the following places at the time and hour mentioned: Cool Spring Monday, January 29th, 10 a m to 12 in Kehoboth, Monday, January 29th, 2pm to 4 p m. Paso, Night, Monday, January 29th, j 7 p in to 8 p m. liinsoa & Ward, Tuesday, January I 30th, 10 a m to 12 in, j Wanamaker. Connelly's Tuesday, Jan- | uary 89th, 2 p m to 4 p m. j Floyds X lioads, Wednesday, January 1 81st, 10 a in to 12 m. I Taylorsville. Wednesday, January 31st j| 2 p in to 4 p m. 1 Galivants Perry, Thursday, February 11st, 10 a m to 12 in. I ' Aynor, Thursday, February 1st, 2 ^ I m to 4 p m. I Gideon, Friday, February 2nd, 10a ml to 12 in. dordanville, Friday, February 2nd, 2 m p m to 4 p in. Dongolu, Smart's. Saturday, February? 3rd, 10 a in to 12 m. I Klondike, Saturday, February 3rd, 2? p in to 4 p in. H All other appointments stand as an-H nounced. j? Tlie balance ot' the time at the AudlH tors ofilce iu Conway. H All able bodied males capable of earn^| l ing a support between the ages of 21 an(^| ($0 ye irs shall be deemed taxable polia^H The number of your school district important. flfl Transfers of real estate must be note^H with care. Executors and administrators wi^H make their returns according to law. Ail persons between the ages of and 5f> who are liable to road duty wl^H make return of same to the loun^H And.tor as required by law. Failure to make returns within tt^H uime specitied subjects the delinquent penalty of 50 per cen?. N C ADAMS, Auditor. Taken up:?There has taken M at. my place one steer yearling wi^H ! black neck head and feet, don't kn^^H his mark owner can get same proving and paying charges. James Carroll,^^^ I ur Job Wo!l ised il