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TWO CHINA WILL FIGHT I GERMANY ALONE Republic Will Not Be Associated With Entente Powers in War DECLARATION OF WAR CAUSES LITTLE STIR % Says Submarine War Compelled China to Enter World Conflict. Peking.?China's declaration of v ar on Germany and Austria-Hungary beginning at 10 a. m. today and the other documents relating to the conflict do not mention the association of the Chinese republic with the Entente Powers. They indicate that China's action will be entirely independent. The declaration of war aroused little excitement in Poking or in other North China cities, the long discussion of the question having dis; o niTiwt Thr? Wl lip' lands V "UII LVT* l I LO V H V V VI *.4X * ' ? minister to China today took over th^ Austrian interests and received th ' arms of the Austrian guard. The doors of the Deutsche Alsiatische Rank have been sealed. Chinese troops at Tien Tsin to< k over the Austrian concessions and the German bank and German barrackthere without incident. o STRIKE AGITATION IN GERMANY AGAIN Copenhagen.?A renewal of strike agitation in war industries, evidently on the part of the extreme Socialists, is reported from Berlin. A semi-official notice says that circulars are , btfiug distributed in munitions fac U>rjfr? advocating a walk-out. The notice appeals to the workmen not to bo misled and not to desert and betray their brothers fighting in the west and east. 1917 Sale Days 1917 ' NEAL, DIXON & CO., Proprietors of FARMERS WAREHOUSE Muilins, S. C. ?AUGUST? Wednesday 1st Sale 1 Thursday 2:ul Sal; 4 Friday 3rd Sale 3 Monday 6th Sa'e 2 Tuesday 7th Sale 1 Wednesday 8th Sale 4 Thursday 9th Sale 3 Friday 1 Oth Sale 2 Monday 18 th Sale 1 Tuesday 14th Sale 4 Wednesday 15th Sale 0 Thursday 10th Sale 2 Friday 17th Sale I Monday 20th Sale 4 Tuesday 21st Sale 0 Wednesday 22nd Saie 2 Thursday 20 rd Sale 1 Friday 24th Sale 4 Monday 27th Sale 0 Tuesday 28ih Sale 2 Wednesday 29th Sale i Thursday 00th Sale 4 Friday 01st Sale 0. Our LAST SALES are just as GOOD as OUR FIRST and if you are growing tobacco for host results \vc are in position to interest you. adv-4t NEAL, DIXON & CO. o Pays 25c a Month Tor feriect Health For 15 yearn, E. A. Little, Bessemer, Ala. has paid 25c a month to keep in per* feet health. Head what he says: "I desire to add my endorsement of flranger [Jver Regulator. I Iihvo not used any other medicine for fifteen years, I know it is the best for all llrer complaints, and will cure any case of indigestion known. When I first commenced to take your Oranger Lirer Regulator the I'egram-Patton Drug Co, was buying it by iliodozen. Now 1 am told they buy it hy the gross. I use one box each uiuuth Sad would not be without it for anything." Granger Liver Regulator to strictly vegetable, non-alcoholic preparation. and to highly recommended for sick iMKwcnu, inaiKesiion, Diuoueness ana Mi stomach and Hver complaints. Your drat* *iot can supply you?26c a box. ^ * Crsajor Medietas Co.* CfcaMaaeeja. Tana. TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are forbidden und<? penalty of law to bunt, trap, or I wry sua*' dagapimn upon lands v Julia O. G**nn; in Soca^too townshi S. R. SINGI.ETON, Agent. 81?p<|. STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST TO ALL SOUTH CAROLINA PEOPLE One of the most important steps to be taken in the emergency agricultural work will be the extension of the existing force of county agents. Moulders are on a strike in sever ill shops of Charleston, the main issue being higher pay. The authorities are hot in behind the slackers of Orangeburg and nearby counties. The meeting of the State Live Stock Association and patriotic rally brought together several thousand people who literally filled Young's Grove, about one mile below Prosperperitv, and they seemed to thoroughly enjoy and appreciate the eloquent and instructive speeches. A fund for the Governor's Guards has been started, tlie movement being instituted by Mrs. S. T. Carter. With the transfer on August 5 of the remaining organizations of the National Guard to the federal service, the entire National Guard came under control of the general government. Wade Hampton Gibbes, State game warden, has been summoned to at> pear before the State supreme court to establish his claim to his office. Receipts from automobile licenses are within striking distance of $100, 000. Cotton in this State is opening ra> idly and it will not be long before the shrill whistle of the cotton gin is heard. Because of the fact that the lawmakers of South Carolina did not sec fit to provide adequate dormitory facilities at Winthrop College 600 young ladies of South Carolina who have stood the examinations and | showed their qualifications for entering the institution will find its doors barred to them when the fall term begins on September 10. o DO YOU HAVE DIZZY SPELLS? It's Important to Learn the Cause, As Many Conway People Hav*. Dizziness is never a disease of itself?it's only a symptom of somr deeper-seated trouble. Much dizziness is caused by disordered kidneys failing to filter all the poisons from the blood. These poisons attack the nerves and dizziness results. If you are subject to dizziness, there i? good reason to suspect; your kidneys and if you suffer backache, headache, and irregularity of the kidney secretions, you have fuither proof. Many Conway people have learned the value of Doan's Kidney Pills in just such cases. Read this Conway |resident's statement: ] J. G. Rhodes, carpenter, Conway, 'says: 'T had pains in my back and j loins. I was so sore and lame that I didn't rest well at night and in the i morning could hardly get about. 1 .had headaches and spells of dizzincr,.1 A - i-: 1 - - . ci11n me iM '.ncy secreuons were irreg lulpr in passage. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at the Conway Drug Co., soon relieved all symptoms of t!,e trouble and put my back in good shane." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't .amply ask for a kidney remedy?got Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that ; Mr. Rhodes had. Foster-Milburn Co. , Prons., Buffalo, N. Y.?adv Moon *1 I nicaii i One reason why we alu to buy to suit the needs of th< Carolina. Another reason we lead buying in the way of the lowi kets for the goods the peopli Another reason is that always done, that the public We mean to lead. X/IQIT lie AT nun II * iwi i ww n i vun 1 DUSENBU % Toddville, THE HORRY HSR i WHAT OTHER PAP i , ( None. . j Russian women soldiers when theyj go into battle carry a ration of poison to swallow if they are captured. If the Russian troops who desert in the face of the foe are not shamed into patriotism by the example 06 these f t\* \ 00 r? nnif n I* Y VVUH ^.WIIIUII, lail UK.^UMI VTl IV persuade them ??Copied. So Here. Mai"ton is selling more tobarco,. for more money, than ever in hor-History.. ? -Marion: Star. They Are Right.. An organization is reported in Chicago of men of German-Austrian revolutionary stock of 1:848- fern work; aganist the Prussian militaristic caste. There ought to be no doubt ?vhero th? grandsons of 1848 will stand.?N. V. World. A Blessing, Like a cooling breeze on a sultry day is a good neighbor in a time ?>>f i need.?Evening Post. And Never. Will. This office is in receipt of a long !i tter of advice, as to economy in I t. ?i.?i i i:? \im. _ 1 t A UL IKIUUrl S. V> HO I ' 't ? The editor has no use tor it.? j (lr orgotown Times. A Merciful Man. "I say Pat, that's the worst looking horse I've over seen in harness. 1 Why don't you fatten him up " "Fatten him up, is it? Share, the i poor baste can hardly carry the little ! mate that's on him now.^?Boston i Transcript. Sure SigUv Mrs. Dasher?Mrs.. ITtum-ihj? is a p< rfcetly dear creature, so refined, so intellectual, s0 cultivated, so? Dasher?What piece of scandal have you heard ijhout her now?Li.fei A campaign to recruit women for ifar.m work ha>s been started bv the 1 National Le&gfate for Women's Service in co*>g*H?t*tion with the department of labor at Washington.?Daily Record. . The Reason. The man who asks the fewest ft*\c? jrs has, as a rule, the most friend's-.? Georgetown Times. I , ... .? ! JtBp pp ^9B v Will be in my Office every ' Saturday at HORRY DRUG CO. Conway, S. C. LYCURGUS A. WOODRUFF, ?G. 0. P. T.? RUB-NIY-TISM i Will cure youi RheumaH*iin Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, I Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts anc Burns, Old Sore.,, Stings of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in . ternally and externally. Price 25c re to Lead .ays lead is that we know what ; people of this section of South is that we do some careful nrir.ps tn hp haH nn thp msr. * v# v I W\# ? V *#V I IMVt VI V II IMI e want and need. we believe now, as we have is entitled to a square deal. STORE. IRY & CO. g n ALP, CONWAY, 3 0 IBS ARE SAYING | i Hardly.. Senator. Gore must fo.el that the Oklahoma "revolutionists" are a great credit to him.?Copied.. i We Say So.. Senator Williams was never more, flu 11 yr right', in his. life than when he told the Senate yesterday that tbtvi country was tirediof "this constant gabbling, about nothings"?N. Yv World!. *YI? Se?>. Everybody has to.occupy the same. nrn'nt of nnw.si-il.iic ; > to the muzzle of at g-pnur-Jasper. H<?raldl. HtvKlUMfcS. . Somebody should tell the kaiser that there- are-Ib&i districts-in. i Yor.k. city alone that are busy furnish in#, men for his undoing.?The Stats. F.ooey! He's always growling of his ills> 1 speak of Mr. Hickliug; And, when lie's footing his wife's bills, He does a lot of kicking, ?Luke Mchuke. o Time For It. 1'resident Wilson's embargo has Sweden worrying over how and Germany are going to eat next win., tel.?N. Y. World. o I AllV* MAII VM!IH?> tlAVt TUU BttN 5iUt\! Then you resize the utter weakness, that robs- ambition, destroys..appetite,, and. makes work a burden*. To restore that strength nud'sJutmina tliat Is so,essentiaJ> nothing hns><frver equaled > or compared with Scott's I&nmdsiou, be-| cause its strength-sustaining nourish- . meut iny?g?>mtes the blood! to distribute^ energy throughout the txtflf* while its tonwj; value sha<?rpe?vs the apputilit and restore*,*! health iit a natural; pturnuMpeut way. jj Ml youi are run dow,*?, tired, nervous overworked or lack.strength, get;ScottI'Vi KtuviiUon to-<kiy,. from alcohuJi; Scott A Unmv*. MloouaJfeUi. N. J. EVOLVING PLANS FOR: MQREWHEAT ACREAGE | *Washin<*ton?-?Agricultural wepertgathered hero tjday for the first or | the Department* of Agricultures conferences to, stimulate the pD**tuction of wheat next year. New Yftirk, New I Jersey, D?#*ware, Pennsylvania, j Maryland;. Virginia,, Virginia and North ^arolinu, were?.'li?vite<li t*? participant* in the first- making. Thn dorvartmotit has w?^rtco?l nut p'an for directing planting in definite I areas aw*l hopes to increase this years j , acreage at least 18, per cent . Each i State? Will be aske<l t</> plant as larg> ' ani acreage as it cun< without upsetting* p?roper farm pracrttce. Conferences wijl l>i^ held he'or. .1' \ Atlanta, August ??; lndianupc>k , August 20;. Kansas City, Aust 22, jhm Spokane, August 2'T, under the direction of Dr. I. A. 'fearson, of low . State College,, who has been serving as an assistant trtf Secretary H?.wston ?o To the warring nations of the earth has come another appeal tor peace | from Pope Benedict. 1 There can be no doubt 111 || as to the merit of Cardui* | | | | the woman's tonic, In | | || the treatment of many |'| troubles peculiar to M Fij women, ''he thousands PXj mpA of women who have been I helped by Cardui in the W | | | past 40 years, is conch*- H | | | sive proof that it is a | I | | good medicine for women I ? 11 who suffer, it should 11 Take ^ CARDUI ram woman's iodicra ll Hixson, Tenn., writes: I I | | "I was passing through I I the ... My back and | sides were terrible, and ?25 my suffering indcscriba- Pnl^ iJj ble. I can't tell just how N and where I hurt, about | | all over. I think ... I ? I I begin Curdul, and wy | | pafiismrew less and leas, |||| U until Twas cured. I am remarkably strong for a M j woman 64 years of age. ! kj 1 do ail my housework." Md l|| Try Cardui, today. E-76 |jfl iFOUEMsiN ITEMS ! Li.? CO^,^ ! FOR EASY READING *' i Ataiericarf! troops inarched through I .ondon last,week*. They,'were review ed by AmbacisutVor. P.a^.r-ai-l later by King George at Buckingham Palace, Gieat crowds lined! the streets, which were decorated profusely with American and British flags*. ? vwiucrcnvntr amunif UW WUnie (lip | ldmats. has chrystatized into conviction the opinion that ROper Benedict's peace move is- not likley to change in any substantial degree' the attitude oh either tb'e.-alLieas o<; tbv American government.. The ptnicepcopos'ih-UofPifcpe Benedict were written eatiureejl? u* Bios own htind writimg.' The t iGOO Omen -com (Missioned at the I'tyrt- Q&iethorpe training1; <mnp have ilc parted for their iVomes acivC wfll re. port for duties assigned-i thron in various Jo'iatachcsj; of the arm$y afiter a 12] da\ furlough. The food administration prepared to takeover- th-s entire EtTUT wheat croi) if neeossarv tn wfrtOSPiV.* nni\.??^ - . I'."' " throughout the year. It formed *i SnO.O'JO^OO oorp'vrntiin with all the stock held by the federal ^ovem-mcat to buy and sell rhcnt I'drr die principal derniirtals. Germany is <btainin<r v,jront ^a:A*^ titi-rs of Amor can cottons for use in hijh expl >siv< -f, through the tfoverm meat's failure to control' cotton ex p<ert:? to neutral cmmti es, according tov.n communication lai V. before- the council of national delYcise ami mem!iwr>i of the senate b> the Na^ivmal V^sociatidn 4k' Cotton t Miinuiua4orers. j Pope Benwltct's' p.??itee proposal. j\veie not unexpected to the United I States nor to any of the enfant a alIMes. The possibility <>fc a? move vas discussed with British Foreign ^Minister Ifialfour an<il Bremi?: Yivani v/hvn the British .anJ'i French, official missions were in \$a*hingwni and it was agrpynPthat ait the aifliet?, io.. eluding. o&e United Statse,. stuvFl refuse to /iiscuss !?##* ? h?nm> while Germany occupied the terriB?*ties sh* haul taifcen by forehand! thereby avoid what: tile allied. svfctfcsnien: wnsidere i a Geroian trap.,. volunteer ft*- {"Or tfto regular arpig- have reached1a tota>L of 190,84 7 r>*e?**.bringing the. roll' to 1,000 in ex-. CANs^of the aut^ritfwl; wywr strength. 4V^hington, police toofc a hand last week in destroying-, hnran*rs of sufffagists in front of tiW White House .ftiles. i l| Again> the* great Ajrgto-. French war {-machine ha^- struck, th.?* Germans in ijFlanders utn 1 again Lt has been sue-, .cessf ul:. A message of hope and quiet confidence-ifr th<? fut'vre was given to ?n>Uritish rvation last week in the house of contrpons Ivy Premier Lltfy.d George^ o Florence coufjnty has a flour .'nil' whirl's runs entirely on the ..^rain raised for it" frr Florence Couni^* by th" farmers, of that county . The product of this mill is now on-the market and it is good to ear. The same thing (Pone on Florence County eon just as easily be done here. ,If we plant the wheat the >jnid will I come, or even if the mill was not erected, v*e could easily send the grain to the flour mills in other counties. There is something wr ' want the farmers of Hm ry County | to learn about this. No.666 Thi? it prescription prepared e?peciftift lor MALARIA or CHILLS A. FEVER, Five or six dotes will break any case, tad if taken then as a tonic the Fever will aoi return. It acts on tba liver better that Calomel and does not gripe or sickecu 25< T Y P K W I have the following Second 1 L. C. Smith (used very little 1 No. 5 Oliver I NO. 10 Remington Visible 1 No. 5 Royal 1 Blind Fox 1 Blind Smith Premier AM af fhaca meahinAo Uaw. n11 vi mvvg MiauilillCO lldVI and are guaranteed to be in fi Will sell on monthly payments for cash. Write me your need: R. c. SCAR SUMTER. SO L C. Smith & 8ro$. GIRLSLWHSfFEiU SKIS-. WITH LEMON.JUICE i Make:a beauty lotion Coroa ?ewv.f cental to.. remove ~ tan,. frrecklesr.. sallowiess* . Your prqcer has the lemons and** any drugstore or toilet cwmter -will ' supply you with three ounces, of orch . ard white, for ? few cents. .Squeeze tne juieni'Of two fresh lemons into bottle, hfeen nut in the ore hard. whiHe and shake .well.: This quarter pinta o.f .the wry best !?enan -skin i ^ whitener and complexion i beJautifier? * known. Maisage- this fragrant,... ( creamy'Notion daily! into.^the face, . neck, arms and hands and:"I just >aeo how fnnfel&i, ta?a^ ?ailownm?8f cfidness and roughness* disappear-, and .how smooth, soft, aurd-clear rthgekin.be,.comes. Yes! It.is harmlhse, andtho>? beautifnJ'.iJesufttf will surprise.. you.tradv. o jfStone <xf us. lack understanding, fc judging; tjy th? moves wo-make. sifsrMcwvs-rem KKLTEF j (GotJifd-qiat Not Served.),. ''ouri ?C-> Common ..Pleas . |j STATE W SOUTH CAROLINA,. County of Horr**.,. ! Pal met4 a. 'drocary Comp^t > Plaintiff!*" vs. I Dublin Wat la? and Bert Watts, D6/n i , rend u?s: |TO the r>p:rENDENTS . Dab WaUi?.<mii Ifccnt WatrcH:> i YOU A.RE HEREBY. SUMMON.. El) ai :in7S%^iirved to n^wvr the com* - 0 i plaint b'-.thia. action which is file?l in ! the of.'iiio*. of the CUnHr of Court of ' Common. > I?U>.aB or th- iwi.aid County and to,, octree a copy ..oil' your answer to the pyaidi complaint i <m the subscribeiv at,.his office hnt-MBirionv {South Carol lito* ..within twenty days after|thc. s- ?*iee hereof., sHcilusive of<f the I day of iuofe service v.iuli If you fariLtQ' |answery thrt - comi*JiiiAi withtaru the*|timetaJ*te*aud, thv^riteuitiff.v ini-Ahiau I actiofiprwiliU. apply W<?h? Coiurt Xq* ?tbftH reliob ^oHMnded in, ibh*? compkft&jit/.. # W. F; S MUCK HOD S8V: Plahrttiif Attwnt?yv. Dat<a*.W*y 2Lst> ,'MIT. To ' v^y Absent Defiaadaiitfli... DpbtMtr WUAts and BKrtJW.ttts:. l.t*B.:NOTXCtt'.; That, ihfe- co?i>plum#, in the at> w?- stated !notion k \mm fil(Ktr in the ofoitte.-of the .* C4erkk o# Co^fll for HQprk,Y fc*u>tv *"* , t. ^ ?iUiV ^ da May, l'/tT,; And thutt youu ire repaired to ain*mrr the aii aet foM&' in )tho f /coding s twmon,^ w. *v^ACKjaoum ? PU i n tiffs Attorney. 11 nc?ni this M vfiy&iat, 19. r ? FO*t APPotwmftNtr .OP (iliAKOOAN . Al>,< UTKML <# C'ou ri i ?C,ComwMr. PJeat*. ^TATE Ob SOUTH OAKQJl-WA, C of Htury. Palmetto J^ocery (Ompaivty, Plaini tiff i V9.. iOubury Watt* and, t Watts, De- . fendui'i^. On rc.Mniiog and the p^tiiton ,? of the piosintiff iiv?tb,e ~tiove stated.,! .case f<?- che app<.?i(dmc-0;J of a Guar-,-. | |dian A.jP Liitem f iivtho; .infant defer i-j 0 i ant Btrn Watts., on n.wtion of W. P, I Stackljouse, Atlnmoy ft** th* Pi'- *? tiff, ifc'.fc. ORDERED That A. E. Wait be, and fa is hontiiy a#jvointe<<S Gua/Aun Ad Sutem of the infant. defe^Su't Bert Watts f.br this purpose ot? this act>bn,. unlo^ witlhin ten days after 1 | the service of a.'i:?py r>f this.^ order iu^nhim, ^ev or .some one ir,.lis beha'f" shall grocujre to be ap^ibted a gjrf Guardian A<l: Liltem fbi the,> said infant defendant;, that a copy of this order shall' be served upon the said. I Bert Wjitts, infant defendant by the | publication thereof in t)x> Worry Herald, a newspaper p ibl'tfhed in the. * County and State a foresaid, once a. t week for six weeks. \ t W. f;. BRYAN, ^ < i Clor?c of Court, H'bryy County. *; Dated May 21st, 1HT. |l r Ti r~r;; r^rr i.'.( R IT K II S. i l hand Typewriters f or sa'e: > $&s.oo so. oo 33.00 ? 36 00 10.00 , r 12.80 i| ; Deen thoroughly overhauled | irst class working condition. ) , or, give five per cent discount BOROUGH, lUTM CAROLINA. ajer in j and Royal Typewriters ?$?& ^