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HANDICAPPED. This is the Case With Many Conway J Tcjple. I \ V >" many Conway citizens are * haidiuapptd with bid backs. The U"r.;?a-hig pains causes constant * n 't tvy, making work u burden and stooping and hftiag an impossibility H Tiie back aches at night, prevent- c in i refreshing rest and in the morn- * 1.1 j4 is otill' aud lame. Plasters ard liniments uv?y give relief, hut can- e r.ot reach the cause. To elimto&ts th?- pains and ached you must cure d th* kidneys. n lioau'o Kidney Pills are for sick g k.doe. a ?thousands testify lp their - * -i?u. n ^.. i ih lu.-rit. Uii you uuuui wuwoj c*i- d< nfp? d B F Skippar, Main S!>., Conway, b S C., says: "I am pleased to recom m na Dean's Kidney Pills, for It8 h ive received splendid results from C tho?r use 1 a as annoyed by a pain V and lameness in my back and my r kidneys did not do their work as they should. When Doan's Kidney ^ Pills was brought to my attention, t I gut a box from the Norton Drug * Co. and they gave me prompt relief. I have had no aches or pains since I' I used this remedy." t For sale by all dealers. Price 50 v c p.ts Fester-Mi.burn Co., Buffalo, N v/ York, sole agents for the Unit- a eu otales ^ Remember the name ?Doan's?andt take no other / ( . c Reunion nt Bethlehem Baptist Church ? Mr Editor: Please give mo space | in your paper to say that there will Ki il vfliinirm at Bethlehem Baptist church on Saturday before the 4ih Sunday in June, and wo do ask all brethren and sisters who at any 1 time were members of the Bethlehem church to meet with us on that dav. Ail Sunday schools are invited tc J attend with three speeches and four songs. Everybody is most cordially in vited to attend with well filled baskets and let's have a good time. i A word by way of caution to those who drink or who expect to act dis- ' orderly. Ic is a lamentable fac i that there are characters in every ' community who attend religious gath a erings seemingly for the sole pur- 1 po*e of seeing how much they can I misbehave. To such I wish to say < you had better go the other way that 1 day for wo are going to have a mag- , istrate on hand that day and we are going to have good order. A word to the wise is sufficient. Deacon. i i Man Coughs and Breaks Ribs. After a frightful coughing spell a 1 idhq iu Neonab, Wis., ieit lernuie ' pains in his side and his doctor ' found two ribs had been broken. What agony Dr Kind's New Dis- ' covery would have saved him A 1 few teaspoonful ends a late cough while persistent use routs oostinate oonorhs, expds stubborn colds or heals weak, sore lungs t4I feci sure its a Godsend to humanity,'* writes Mrs. Effie Morton. Columbia, Mo. "ior I believe I would have consumption to-day, if I had not used this great remedy." Its guaranteed to satisfy, and you can get a free trial bottle or 50 cent or $1.00 size at Nurton Drug Co. Some of the growers hereabouts have ploughed up their berry plants and planted the land to lite corn. ' Swat that fly; if you don't it will swat you." 8 It makes one think c I and wholesome and d hng, teeming with j H your soda fountain old m CUAA Our ne^ m rree telling ^k Cola vindication nooga, for the asi Demand the Genu!: Whenever^^^ THJE COCA-C you sec an Atlanta, Arrow think j.j of Coca-Cola. M. 1 ^=: 1 . 1. Blanche Items. Mr Editor: Please allow me space d your valuable paper for a few Idas from this place. The health of the community is ery good at this writing. We are having some very hue reather. General Green is standing a very food hand in this section. But rops are looking ex raordin&ry roll. Mr and Mrs Joe Hardwick visitd relatives in this section recently Rev O G Gusque. pastor of Bere t elivered a very interesting seraod to a large and attentive congreation at a recent appointment. Rev S L Pervis will open a singtig school at Berea church on Friay night and Saturday morning efore the second Sunday in June. What has become of Skinner? It eems that he is down in the mouth. Sheer up, Skinnor, and come again. Ve are always glad to read about uzor back ham and red gravy. Messrs C C and C O Jernigan, of ?abor, N C., were up in this secion one day recently. Come, again, re are always glad to see you. What is matter wirh Mr Dooley? t appears as though he don't want o write any more, but we are always glad to hear from him. No weddings to report, but we ,re expecting to hear the wedding >el)s to ri"g at any time Mr Tilman Shelley and Miss Rhoda >rabam attended services at Berea ] >n a recent Sunday, We were very ' jlad to see them out. If this escapes the waste basket, ' will write again. With best wishis to the Herald and its readers. Hard Times. THIS STORE WON'T GUARANTEE CALOMEL 3ut We Have a Liver Medicine That We do Guarantee With Money Back Offer. The next time you think you need i dose of calomel, don't take it. Even if you have taken it often aefore, this might be the very dose [.hat will salivate you. Its use is , sometimes followed by dangerous ifter effects. If you are constipated ir bilious or if your liver has gotten lazy and inactive two or three doses jf Dodson's Liver Tonic, pleasant tasted vegetable liquid, will "make yrou feel lifce new.M We would not recommend Dodson's Liver Tone in place of calomel if we were not willing to fully guarantee it. So anybody who buyH a bottle cfDodson's Liver Tone at Norton Drug Store and does not find it a perfect substitute for calomel may come into the store any day and get bis or her money back. It has absolutely no bad aftereffects and is harmless for children as well as grown ups. i Death rides with the reckless auto speeder. Move On Now! rays a policeman to a street crowd, and whacks heads if it don't. "Move on now," says the big, harsh mineral pills to bowel congestion and suffering follows. Dr King's New Life Pills don't bulldoze the bowels. They gently persuade them to right actiod, aud health follows, 25c at Norton Drug Co. There are now between thirtyfive and forty automobiles with the name of "Conway" adorning their stern. & ? II ^ _ Oaken Bucket Filled to the brim with cold, clear purity?no such water nowadays, g back the old days with >ottle of <es >f everything that's pure elightful. Bright, spark* 1 oaken bucket, fjjj ??? pis c Tl c 232 and 234 King Str< > The Largest Vv > New prirsjr Tailor y and -Silk Waists, Chil y Goods, Mew Wash Fa ^ Ribbons, etc., etc. y A request on a po: ^ We are members / High Grade Vehicl Possible . Comer of Third \venii BIG BARG OUR ENTIRE DRY GOODS, CLO AT A GREAT J E NIC v* * 1785 1912 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 128th Year begins September 27. Entrance examinations at all the county-s3ats on Friday, July 5th, at J) a. m. T * A n i n n f onfl JLb UUC1 n uuuiaca iu n.noimju uuu Modern Languages, Mathematics, History, Political Science, Debating Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Engineering. Courses for B. A., B S., and B. S. degree with Engineering. A free tuition scholarship to each county of South Carolina. Vacant Boyce scholarships, giving $100 a year and free tuitiou, open to competitive examination in September. Expenses reasonable. Terms and catalogues on application. Write to HARRISON RANDOLPH, President. Charleston, S. C. IWWW??????o CONWAY, COAST ANI) WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY Notice is hereby given that a Special General Meeting of the Stockholders of the Conway, Coast and Western Railroad Company, has been called by the Board of Directors, to be held at the ollice of the iraccamaw Line of Steamers, tn the Town of Conway, South Carolina, at 2 o'clock in the forenoon, 011 IPednesday, the 19th day of June, a I) 1912, for the puipose of considering and acting upon a proposition to sell all ot the rights, power?, franchises and property ot ,^al<l Company to the Atlantic C>a t Line llailroa i C ?m. any, and suoh other business as may property come before the meeting EUGENE P SCHULKEN, Secretary, St ite of South Carolina, > County of Horry. \ Office of County Auditor. To A. C. Turpin, J. M. Burson, and A. M. Burson, Non-resident owners of land within Iloiry county, whose residence and post office address, are unknown to the undersigned: Take Notice, That whereas it appears that you are the owners of that certain Jot or land iu tlorry County, containing ' forty-five acres, more or less, and known as Jot No. 04 ot Hoinewuod C lony Jsnds ' and tliat you have failed to nmke return of the same for taxation as required by tile laws of this State, and that thesamo has escaped taxation for the fiscal years of 1%0, 1010 and 1011, not having been ' assessed as provided by tlie laws of the! said State; all ot whiv.li has lately come , to my knowledge: | You are hereby required to l>e and ap-j pear before me in uiy office at 1 / o'clock in the forcn >on, at Conway, in the County and Mate a foresaid, on the 15th day i of July A. I). 1012, at which time the un*' dersigned will proceed to appraise and assess the said land for taxes, and will enter the same on the tax duplicate in and for the saidCmnty, and charge the same with the taxes of the current fiscal year, together with the taxes of 1001), 1910 and 1011, and the penalties as provided by the laws of this State. N C ADAMS, Seal County Auditor Horry County. Conway, 8 C , May, 18, 191* OwlO. yvwvwvwww HE ARCADE DEPA set and 203 Meeting Street. BWMwawriMiHW???i*? ?lui mmwmmm?? holesaie 6c RetailiV -Made Suits, New Silk ard L drens White and Colored Dr< brics, Gent's Furnishings, ] stai card for one of our Sprii by ret \ of the Charleston Railroad F pay your railroad fare if y< les at the Lowest Prices. We have just received a Shipment of Vehicles built to wear which we are offering at extremely low prices. Call and see them, \ Conway, S. C. - 1 T 1 o*. te ana iiiiurei( circci, ?r? ? i?iimi mm hi 11 :STOCK OK THING & SHOES SACRIFICE. HOLAS | FIRE ALARM! | I No! its only the crowd rushing j 1 THK OLO STAND \ 9 to be served with the very best of , j 1 ICE CREAM \ | 811 COOL DRINKS | | B of all kinds. * 9 Yours to Serve, I W B CHESTNUT & CO., i | THIRD AVENUE LOST OR STRAYED?One small balek and white plded cow, marked nndersquare in each oar with dark heifer yearling about one year old following her, Write information to YV. F. Hardee. Conway, S. 0. 0. A. Spivey & Company PI?E INSURANCE AOE.NT3. Represent the Strongest Companies. Policies written on the most libera) terms. Place your insurance with us Prompt. Settlement of Claims. FOR SALE. Bibles, Testaments, Ilyinn Books, Church Manuals, Dictionaries and religious books generally. I can supply your needs. A supply of Books kept at J. C. Spivey'o store. J. M, Dorman, Colporteur. Waccamavv Association. Conway, S. C. Winthorp Collcirc SCHOLARSHIP and UN TRANCE EX A Ml IN A ri()!V. Tlio examination ft?r the award of vncnnt ncholarehiiM in Wiuihrop College and for the - ; .. ill f?. Imlfl Ml lli.i IK) III irr'ii 111 in ihm> riuw<-iiiP .? ? County Court lloueeon PrUluy. ?lul> at *) a- ill Applicanta mnet bo not loss than fifteen yearn of *?}ro, When Scholarships are vaChut after ?lulv r?11i they will he awaided to tnoao making the highest average at this examination provided they meet the venditions governing the award. Applicants fur scholarships should write to President: Johnson before the examination for Scholarship examination hlunks. Scholatship are worth $ltH) and free tuiti?>u. The next session will open September IH. litis. For further infoi mation and catalotrue, address l*rc*?. 1>. ill. Jotiu&oii, Hock ilill, S, C. 8wl2. NOTICE All members of the Lor is Truckers Association who have not paid the 1 per cent, will please mcot Thursday, June 6th just after the land sale tn make m final settlement P C Prince, Chairman. Loris, S. C., uoKny] RTMENT STORE < Charleston, South Carolina > Lail Order House in the South c ingerie Dresses, New Liren Lawn-Lingerie ? ?sses, New Millinery, New Shoes, New Dress iNfew Floor Coverings, Laces, Embroideries, ^ ng and Summer Catalogues will bring you one <r urn mail, 2 iind Association, the members of which will C m shop in Charleston, C aE3aasMDBBHaBMBaaBOMBB? I THE SALE I | ? fF I WILL CONTINUE I FOR (PI ! !g Everything in our store mujt I be sold?IHUST CiO. Our misfortune is your opportunity, so come one and I all and get your wants suppled. Nothing but BARGAINS IN OUR STORE H W LEWIS. I IsPRING OPENING 1 ^ Every Man, Woman and Child in the Aynor section of the yiCounty should call and examine our elegant line of Spring and HSmmncr Goods. We have in stock some of the best Patterns and gat prices to suit the pocketbooks of the most careful and discrimi* ffinating buyers. Come and see our g SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, AND ESPECIAELY OUR ft FINE LINE OF LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, RANGING ft IN PRICE FROM 73 CENTS TO *2.50. I SEWirva MACIIl N lis ? A large shipment of t he very best Sewing Machines, each one kthem guaranteed. We will sell them out cheap for cash. Give usB |a call without delay. B JORDAN (8l SHELLY! | AYNOR, S. C. I ~~ ALBERT JOHNSON Tonsorial Artist Clean Towels, Sharp and Sterilize Razors. Hair Cut* tiug and Shawpooing. Third Avenue in rear fo City Hall. - -/'"i#