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GOOD CHEER. Out of the soil,? The lily; / Out of the ooze,? The pearl! Up from the mortal %oars the immortal; After hell's hattle White Hags unfurl! God's here in ilis world, And the cross stands for human redeeming. ly/'V Far o'er the sad earth Heaven's radiance forever is ^ streaming. Therefore, my soul, be true I And undaunted; | Neve* by ghosts of old fears Be thou haunted! Right is right?and not might. Tm?*u * ? its iruvn;?ana not sneers. Ix>ve is love;?dry the tears. <?od is Clod;?face the light! ?Wayfarer. 1 0 Corn Old Sores, Other Remtdles Won't Cure. The worst cases, no mutter of how Ion* standing, ate cured by the wonderful, old reliuble Dr. l'urter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves J'uiu and llcals at the same time. 25c, 50c. $1.00 o IMPORTANT NOTICE. To Trustees and Patrons: All trustees and patrons who think of building a new school building this year should not delay. 6 An appropriation of $'lft,000 lias >cen made. Last year the nppropria r*?n ior building was taken up in bout two months. The first tiling you should do is to get a foe simple title <rr a clear title /for the land on which you propose to build your school building, then gathMg up money or money and material <V"al to half the cost of the proposed building, that is half the cost of the building you propose to erect, then f,> your application vith the Stab Supt. for the State aid. If it Vs not convenient for a district to raise the money now or put the rna.t"ria'l on the ground, 1 would sugthat you borrow the money ami re* ure your State a:d and then you re ay 'have more time to get up the rrioney and material. In this way, you will have t<, pay a h'.tle intr rest but it. is hotter to do that and be in time to get your State aid. 1 shall he glad to assist any set of trustees who think of building this year. ?S. II .Brown. 0, o NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of authority contained in a certain collateral note given by K. j\. Jordan to Karmers <& Alerehni t/ "Flank, Conway, S. (\, as security foi which certain certificates of stock were plodded, notice is hrrehv given that the undersigned will soil foi <Jk h to the hiirhest bidder, at his* of fice in Conway, S. C., at 10 o'clock A. AL. on Friday, March 24th, 1910. the following: 4K shares of stock Farmers St:t< Rank, Aynor, S. C., par value $25 per share. WILL A. FREEMAN, Receiver. o J NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of authority given by certain collateral notes made l>y W. JVrcy Hardwiek to Farmers & Merchants Rank, Conway, S. C., as security for which certain certificates of stock are pledged, notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell fc? cash to the highest bidder, at his o/ficc in Conway, S. C., at 10 o'clock, M., on Friday, March 24th, 1910, ^lie following: 2 shares stock Kingston Hotel Co., par value $25 per share; i 10 shares stock Farmers State Rank of Aynor, S .C., par value $25 pei share; 4 shares stock Farmers & Merchants Bank, Conway, S. C., par value $25 per share; 2 shares stock Farmers & Merchants Rank, Conway, S. C., par value $25 per share; 10 shares stock Farmers & Merchants Bank, Conway, S. C., par value $25 per share. WILL A. FREEMAN, Receiver. o NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of authority contained in certain collateral notes given by J. Osby Cartrette to Farmers & Merchants Rank. Conwav. S. C.. :i? seMiv ity for which certain certificates of stock are pledged, notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell for cash, to the highest bidder, at his op ice in Conway, S .C., at 10 o'clock, *A. M., on Friday, March 24th, 10HJ, thr following: M shares of stock Farmers & Merchants Bank, Conway, S. C., par value $25 per share; (i shares of stock Farmers & Merchants Bank, Conway,- S. C., par value $25 per shaj*; ? t,: . . ?,,v , shares Farm*K?;?tate I Bank of Aynor, S. C., par value $25 per share. ' WILL A. FREEMAN, Receiver. / . ". iO W. J.> Johnson wgs among those visiting Conway la^t week. ?, I T i ilLm ' t LITTLE MARION BOY i PANFULLY BORNEO] i Little Carroll Howell, the six year old son of Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Howe:, of Marion, S. C., was carried by his parents to the Florence Infirmary last week suffering with painful but not serious burns sustained during: the afternoon while the little fellow was at play. The child's clothing caught from the fire in the open grate and his hunds and limbs were very painfully scorched. He was brought over on the train leaving Marion ut 0*20 and rushed to the Infirmary, where his wounds were dressed. o J. M. McNeill was in the city the .first of the week. ***** J. C. Parker of Fair Bluff, spent a portion of lust week in Conway on business. o NOTICE. Under and by virtue of a Decree of foreclosure made by his Honor, T. S. Seasc, presiding judge, in the cu.;c oi Fleishman Morris & Company, plaintiffs, against W. E. Porter and Olia Porter, defendants, dated March 1st, 191(5, the under-signed will offer for sale before the Court House door at Conway, S. C. within legal sale hours on Monday the ilrd day of April 101(5. "AH and singular that certain tract, piece or parcel of land in Simpson Creek Township, Horry County, State of South Carolina, beginning at a ornor near the head of Honey Cut Branch; thence nearly Fast to the' head of Honey Cut Branch:t hence with said Branch to T. P. Cox's linei ?,. .. ,i;< .i>. <1 1-- f v ? ci miuii, uu inr in ai iy DOUin if I Pwian Russ' land; thence ncarlv West with Pueian Russ' line to Wat ! son line to run of Deep (?ully; tliono j .villi the run to (lur.i corner; thence J nearly South to the beginning; con tabling Seventy-four (74) acres, more or less. This being the same tract of land conveyed to William E. Porter by S. W. Fleishman, P. 71. 11 Moris and P. S. Strauss; this mortgage being' given as a purchase money mortgage to secure the credit portion of the purchase price." Terms of sale, CASH. Purchase! to pay for papers. March b, H)1 f>. W. P. BRYAN, Clerk and Special Master. P. P. SCARBOROUGH. Plaintiff's Attorney. CLASSIFIED ADS FOII KKNT. The house and lot of Mr. and Mrs. j E. A. Pitman, situate near Conway! opposite the home of Mrs. 'C. P. Abrams. Apply to H. IP Woodward, Attorney at Paw, Conway, S. C. WANTED. WANTED?Three hundred hops op ( feet, to dress 75 lbs and upwards. See me about delivery. W. Percy! Hardwicke, Conway, S. C. TAKEN UP. TAKEN l'P?At my place about Jan.i 1, one male hop, with crop in left car; color, yellow with black spots. Owner can pet same by paving charges. W. W. PEWTS, Nixonvillo, S. C. pd. STRAYED. STRAYED? ?rom my place about I Feb. 2, 1910, one male boy:, red with'black spots; mark swallow fork in both ears. Weiphs about lbO lbs. Reward for information as to his whereabouts. II. B. Elliott, Loris, S. C., Route No. 1, Box 92 tlt-pd FOR SALE. FOR SALE?Good, smart mule. S years old. Cheap for cash or on easy terms. Also 1 one-horse wayoil, yood as new. Apply at once to W. E. HARDEE, Conway, S. C.?' lt-pd.. FOR SALE?Non-sinkable steel hull launch?speed 12 to lf> miles per nour. engine in good shape. Never I been run enough to be worn; burns gasoline or kerosene. If interested communicate at once?Box 44, Conway, S. C. o CONWAY PEOPLE GET INSTANT ACTION Those who have used it in Conway are astonished at the INSTANT action of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. I*ecause it acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel, ONE SPOONFUL Adleri-ka relieves almost ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas. It removes such surprising foul matter that a few doses often relieve or prevent appendicitis. A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. Conway Drug Company.?adv. THE HORRY HERAL bocal and D. C. Johnson of Ay nor was in Con- i way last week. J. O. Curtrette of Aynor was among those spending some time in the city last week on business. * * Wm. Page was in Conway several days last week spending the time with his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Chestnut. * W. M. Mishoe, one of the merchants of the Cool Spring section, was in the city the latter part of last week. ***** Claud B. Livingstone of Little River, S. C., came to Conway last Thursday and remained here several hours on business. (let your nice juicy stake out of our handsome new refrigerator. It is stall fed and tick fiee, healthy and wholesome. CONWAY TRADING COMPANY.?adv. ***** J. T. Brinklcy was here recently on business. ,, , . ,, ***** D. F. McGougan of Tabor, N. C..j .spent some time here last week onl business. * * + * % Farly White and Ye llow Dent Corn j for Fiehl planting*. Conway Drug* Co. ?adv. ***** H. G. Turner was in Conway iti short time last week. H * * * Another big lot Special Drive tobacco jus. in. Strange that everybody! wants this kind. W. Boyd Jones.? adv. ***** C. W. Brown was in Conway last week 'luring several nays ot the court. ***** Mrs. Kffie Egerlon of Hcndersonville is spending some time here with.( her mother, Mrs. A<Miie Burroughs. - * + 4c i George J. Hollida.v sm-nt savoivii I days here lust wce?V.. * V * M * Most of last week was bitterly cold with sonic sleet the first of the we etc I ami heavy frosts towards the last. ? * ? ? ? Our fresh .Florida vegetables proved so popular we .are going to have a fresh supply .for our patrons nbou. Friday of this week. CONWAY THAI>ING (:0MPANV.? adv. I). K. AIcDufiio, cashier of thci iBank of Boris, was i.i Conway laslj week on hui.ioess ***** V. P. .Yb Queen spent a day hcrej last week on business. * v * * * Miss Vera Allen, who has been,1 spending romc time here with her, sister, Mrs. F.. S. C. Baker, left Mom J day for her home in Darlington, ?S. C.' \V. J. Hughes was in the cilv one I day last week. ***** O. II. MrMillan of Mullins spon! several days here last week. F. F. Covington, the efficient stenographer of tlie 12th judicial circuit, spent some time in Conway last week. * * * * * (live us your orders for legal blanks. 1 . - . 1 Norman Cooper of I attic River wjis in Conway on business last week. * )jl * * + We sell rice and flour cheaper than! any concern in Horry Co. Carolina! Wholesale.?adv. * * * * * The Harrelson brothers, attorneys! of Mullins, S. C., spent some time inj (kmway last week in attendance upon tin- court of General Sessions. * ? # ? * J. H. Harrelson of Tabor, N. C. was in Conway on business last week. ***** Judge T. S. Scasc wound up the court of General Sessions here on Wednesday evening at a late hour and he left on the following morning on the early train for his home in Spartanburg. He returned the first of this week to Marion, S. C., where he is holding the court this week. m m m + 0 X Hon. K. B. Scarborough was called t^? Columbia the first of last week but returned to Conway by Tuesday. COLDS & LaGRIPPE 5 or 0 dotes 606 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe: it acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not 1 Lfipe or sicken. Price 25c. P. CONWAY, 8. O. n Pepsonel Miss Fannie Dusenbury recently returned from a visit to friends in the piedmont section of South Carolina. ? B. K. Singleton was here recently on business. * * * * * E. S. C. Baker, Esqr., is in Marion this week attending the court of CJcncal Sessions. Lust Monday was salcsday but there was only a very few sales to be i.-'iiide at the court house. % m m * m m Miss Agnes West of Socastce was a visitor in Conway recently. * * * M iss Marguerite Collins is back at 1 home after a visit to friends in Jacksonville, Fla. ***** Mi... 1- " jessamine burroughs is teaching the first grade pupils at the Burroughs High School during the absence of Miss Emmie Coles, who is just now spending some time with friends at Waverly Mills. * * \V. 1?. Woodward of Bucksville, S. C., was in the city on business last ... * * * , a Early Speckled Velvet Beans and Seed Corn. Conway Drug Co.?adv. The warning published in our last issue in relation to the acreage o! cotton this year was worded by loading business men of this country. There is common sense in what the; stated. ? * * * Try to appreciate a good thing ami road the Diamond from the Sky, the roivm.ltir mnvii.ii ni.Jti ...... I . . ,V |>|^ |iiv IUI V I IM I I I IJ V. being ran in this paper. \ oil can get back numbers of the Herald at this /Y* .. _ OillCC% ^ ANTE!)?Three hundred hogs 01. feet, to dress 7f> lbs anil upwards. See tilo about delivery. \V. Pcrc> Hardwicke, Conway, 8. C.?adv. * * * * * Land deeds and mortgages of real estate arc- for sale at the Herald office, Every animal has two applications of tick eradicator and is stall fed, and it pays because the steak is sv> much more wholesome and juicy. Try one i from our large new refrigerator. ("OVU/AV TT? A mve /'*\m i? * ' . i i iv.-vi'i.wi vu.vl i'aa 1 . adv. ***** George H. Howell arrived in Conv.ay a few days ago and spent some time here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, J J. Howell. I o AN IDKA1, SPRING LAXAT1VK. A good and time tried remedy is Dr. King's New Life Pills. The first I do.se will move the sluggish bowels, stimulate the liver and clear the system of waste and blood impurities. You owe it to yourself to clear ihc Msccm of body poisons, accumulated J during the winter. Dr. King's New Life Pills will do it. 2k\ at your Vuggist.? adv. fnitoor. .>i Ln t> rlLLS W TOU ir.AMOMI MU\.\|?. * / .**A >. ""l Anl. > ??.ir I'ruifi'Ist for / v *, LLh\ \ d'l.t Oiuhi.ii.i' TtroiidA y> S'tt jir*l'x > ?" tl?ii Ui't". wwlit lii^lallic\\dr/ WX ^IS-u I'l'xo., sriiitfd witli Blue Ktl>!>on. \ / JM a(??x V.nI 't hI? no o|h?r ISuv of jour / ~ fa )>ru4tfUl. ..>k i -rellt.eirKM.TKH t <- JF IMAjilONI* I'.KANU t'll.l.A, for V>6 ye*is*nuv?nai Best. Safest. Al??y* KelU'-r K?r SOI n *Y IMIf.GISTS FVERYWHM o $100 Reward $100. The reilllcM'C r\f <liio ...Ill I . . i ill] |KI (J* I \% I I I UC pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. 1 lad's Catarrh Cure i.-> the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh Iv ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, actinic directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address: E. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con supauon.?adv. o Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days. Your druggist will refund money if PAZC OlNTMKNT fails to cure any case of Itching lllind. Weeding or Protruding Piles in 0 to 14 days. The first application gives Kase and Rest. Soc. o RECIPE TOR GRAY HAIR. To hnlf pint of water add 1 ox. Bay Rum. a mnall box of Ktarbo Compound, and *4 ox. of glycerine. Apply to the hair twice a week until it becomes the desired shade. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix It at home at very little oo?t. Full directions for making and use come In each bo* of Uarbo Compound. It will gradually darken streaked, faded gray hair, and removes dandruff. It is excel* lent for falling hair and will make harsh hair soft and glossy. It will hot color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not' rub off. ' ZADE BUFFKIN WENT ! TIF THE STATE PEN /.?;<le Huffkin was taken last Friday from the County jail by a guard sent here for him from the State Pcnitcn-1 tiarj. His sentence of three years hucl been fixe<l so that it eouhl bi served either in the State pen or it the County chain gang. The count.\ supervisor refused to take him on tlu county gang and the only ultcrnptiv< for him was the State penitentiary. For some years past Huffkin had beei the tenor of his section of the count} by reason of defying arrest ami car rying on with others pretty muci a. he pleased. His sentence last we: was the result of his pica cf guilty o"shooting Brooks Strickland. Before court it was stnted that he hat threatened that he would shoot :uv .. .A! e ? ti'iicer 01 I no court who charged h!n during the trial with certain tldny M\?t were common talk tn l!.at section Before his trial he was searched by the sheriff and found to Ik without weapons. When the guard ariived here for him he bogged not to be handcuffed, but the officer stated that he was obliged to carry liini in that way and no other. o Death of Mrs. Cow Mrs. Charlotte Ann Cox died o; March, ttrd, 191(>, at her home in Co Iambus County, North Carolina, leaving surviving her a husband and five children. She was the devoted j wife of Mr. E. J. Cox. The remaim j passed through Conway on last Sat | urday on the way to Myrtle lieach. the former home of Mrs. Cox. i'v interment took place near Mv.th* Coach 011 last Saturday. She was : sister Mr. Tobe Causey of Conway. ^>uii paying loc cash for eggs. Coo. solf-rising; flour 8f>c. sack. \'? . lloy:! | ,1 ones.?adv. o DANCKRS (>r \ COLO Conway People Will Do Well to Meed Them. Many bad cases of kidney troublt result from a cold or chill. Congested kidneys fall behind in filt. ring tin poison-laden blood and backache headache, dizziness and disorderd kid noy action follow. Don't neglect : | cold. Use Doan's Kidney Tills at tin I first sign of kidney trouble. Follow this Conway resident's example: .1. T. Proctor, fanner, Con\va;> savs: "1 had pains in mv back and loins. At times 1 had headaches and dizzy spells, during which my sight blurred. The kidney secretions were mien 100 ircquent in passage, breaking my rest at night. Colds settled on my kidneys and made my back ache worse. I used Doau's Kidney pills as directed, procuring their from the Norton Drug and they relieve* 1 all signs of the trouble." , Price oOc, at all dealers. Don't I simply ask for a kidney remedy?get I Doan's Kidney Pills?the same tin.. Mr. Proctor had. Poster-Mi lb urn Co Props., Buffalo, N. V.?adv. I BOX SPPPKK. I There will be a Box Supper at In Cool Spring School Mouse Saturday evening, March 11th, at eight o'clock The girls are invited to come an< bring boxes, while the hoys are irvit cd to be piesent with a pocket full e money. , ?"Gimmutco." i o . j NOTICES. There has taken up at my place A - - - * * two macK male hogs unmarked ahold, eight or ten months old. Owner may # I get same upon proving properly and paying charges. B. B. VKRKKN, ?:Vj. Vina, S. C. Bring Chickens ?fi AYNOR IV. THEY ARE PAYING THE 1 FOR THEM AND WILL SEi 10 GENTS. OUR SPRING SLIPPERS COME AND PICK YOURS WE HAVE A COMPLE1 MILLINERY, FANCY G HI ARE. CALL AND SEE COURT OF SESSIONS WINDS UP BUSINESS Great Number of Important Cases Were Disposed of Last Week i -1- ' ' THE BUFFKIN CASE WAS MOST IMPORTANT Judge Seasc and Solicitor L. . M. Gasque Pushed M.it\ tcrs Rapidly. Hollowing is? a list of cases disposed of by the court hist week besides those reported in our last issue: Jesse Johnson pleaded guilty to a charge of larceny of live stock and was fined in the sum of $3W).00. Ho is an old offender against the law. The case against H. G. McKce.zie for uttering a worthless check \ as noil pressed. The State vs. 11. W. Uewis fell through as the facts did not make out 1 ll- k - - A ii rase uiKivr uie suuiues. Sani Bellamy and Geo. Williams for stealing1 from tho house of Burt Fowler were found guilty and each was sentenced to six months. Do Witt Stanley was f unul gv.'ltv jf assault and lutl: y ami was f u d in the sum of $;>.*?.00. Jett Nobler, was tried in his nbso ice for disposing of proj id y under de >. A. B. Johnson was the proseeut Two cases against Louis 11. Bp a: f ' "eve .v.: j vossed on motion, of the solicitor. j The State vs. Da.i'l Sharon for vi oI lating the fish laws was oontir.ua 1. The State vs. F. S. Lowell and. C. F. Lowell came on for trial at tlio el of the court. At first it was claimed that the defendant, F. S. Lowell was too ill to attend to the ease. Doctors were sent hy the Judge to examine J him and they reported that he was well enough to stand trial. The case esulted in F. S. Lowell being dropped from the case hut C. F. Lowell was tried for disposing oi property under lien and was found not guilty hy the jury. ' The judge and the solicitor push I tin cases through very rapidly and a great number of matters were disposal of an ! tile court was wound up end 'inished by Wednesday evening at a de hour. HkHW w A I V ^ ^I^sdM fln Hfe I h bJ MM ^^UbI VB B ^^B |H 1^1 ^^^^B ^^^Bnl BH^jWtM^WriBWPBKipPWBB Robbie Stalvcy of Socastee was in Conway last week. V. M. Stroud was anion# those visi it in# Conway during court week, bein# a member of the pot.it jury and serving as such during the days that the court was in session. Your and Eggs 3--rrpp r*r\ "IP TOP MARKET PRICE L YOU GOOD COFFEE AT - ARE ARRIVING NOW. EARLY. E LINE OF DRY GOODS, ROCERIES, AND HARDUS WHILE IN TOWN.