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(1) 100 acres, 70 cultiva
' " ber, all can be cultivated,
dwelling, two good barns,
and four rooms. Soil, sa
healthy, located within on
Kershaw County, on the
highway passes immediat
School and churches com
I price $4,000. Terms oneW
I niliv?li !Kf>r
1(2) Adjoining1 track No.
115 acres, 80 cultivated, o
growth dogwood and hie
cash?balance to suil the
these two places. The o
bought a larger plan tat ioi
for him to sell in order foi
the reason that the places
(3) 246 acres, 75 cultivs
3 1-2 miles Lvkesland, go
place. Nice four room dw
tenant houses, good comn
story school house adjoin
and hickory undergrowth
small grain and tobacco,
balance long time 6 per ce
(4) 1160 acres good lane
five tenant houses, only t"
three miles from Edmund
miles from Lexington Con
Columbia. This place is ^
produce corn, cotton, sma
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Amsterdam.?Baron von HussareK, 1
the now Austro-Hungarian premier,
in unfolding his policy in the lower ^
house of parliament, has said, accord I
ing to advices from Vienna: "In firm l
union with Germany with which we 1
are united in unshakable friendship c
and loyalty and with which we are to t
be more closely united, it is now im- i
perative to enforce a successful end 1
to this terrible struggle. After a
year of severe trial, it is now time >
to realize the intentions which the t
central empires' statesman repeated- \
iy have unanimously stated, which i
threatens no one and which aim at a s
general reconciliation of the people.
"The Austrian government will t
contribute all in its power to the i
attainment of this ardently desired i
end. (
"For the attainment of this aim s
the outward manifestation of power (
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engine, No. 3 Hegy Saw Mill
American Edger, capacity 2
saw, 175 ft. saw dust chain,
thing in running condition.
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price. Come and see me al
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ted, balance pasture, good timgood
orchard. Nice six room
two good tenant houses three
ndy loam, good crops on place,
e mile of the town of Westville,
Southern Railroad. Good auto
ely in front of all the houses,
renient. Buildings worth the
-half cash?balance to suit the
1 and belonging to same party
ne 3 room tenant house: underikory.
Price $3,500. One-half
3 purchaser. Good crops on
wner of these two places has
i elsewhere and it is necessary
r him to make Ins payments, is
i are offered so cheap.
ited, ten miles from Columbia,
od auto roads run through the
el ling, large new barn, three
iunity, church and large two
place. Good pasture, dogwood
Good land for corn, cotton,
Price $0,000. One-half cash?
;nt. interest.
I very small portion cultivated,
wo in repair, good large barn,
s on Southern Railroad, six
irt House Depot and 16 miles
well watered, healthy, and will
II grain?fine peach land and
p
404 National L*
ilone does not suffice. There must <
ilso be a development of internal 1
trength. An absolute condition there
ore, is continual constitutional coop- <
ration with the parliament, to which 1
he government will scrupulously ad4lere."
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After saying- that his program com
>rised the immediate passage of th'.
Hungarian budget and the making of
jreparations to clear up national
ife problems, including the creation
>f satisfactory conditions for the enire
population and in the developnent
of social welfare organization
Premier Hussarek added:
"Our effort must be directed towards
the creation of a basis for
rustful cooperation with parliament
vhich, however, can not materialize
without mutual frankness and
?t ra i gh t f o rwardness.
"In this respect we first look to
;hose groups which have formerly, on
irinciple, supported our state in its
nost serious struggle, and we are
conscious of our obligations. We desire,
however, to gain at least such a
legree of confidence from those not
SALE
h 60 h. p. boiler, 50 h. p.
I, 35 ft. carriage, .No. 1
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!0,000 ft. per day, cut off
set of good belts. EveryWil!
sell for less than half
t once.
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while tobacco has never grov
competent party that it is id<
has been subdivided into
acres and the owner will sell
from $10 to $20 per acre o\\
cash?balance to suit purch
This is the best bargain I
you will agree with me.
(5) 466 acres, 100 cultivate
dwelling, cotton house, store
ant houses, two to six rooms
very good timber, sandy loa
produces well, situated wit
miles Columbia. Has siding
wood on place will pay for
$8,000. Good reason For selli
(6) 124 acres 75 high state
good all round land as any ii
bacco land and produces w
grain, very good live room
house, barns and cotton hoiu
ional highway runs through
half mile railroad town wit
Price $60 per acre. Terms e;
(7) 377 acres, 200 high sb
cultivated land stumped, all
Six 3 room tenant houses,
fronts National highway, thr<
school and churches. Crops
and small grain. Price $50 i]
balance $1000, annually with
rents from place will pay for
(8) 41 1-2 acres, 25 cleared
A. H
oan & Ex. Bldg.
an our side as may be possible^ from
loyal opponents. Justice toward all <
?towards every race and every
dass?must however be and continue
to be our guiding: principle."
Baron von Hussarek's speech was '
generally applauded though the Ger- I
man radicals shouted: "Where is the
German course?"
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TO AILING WOMEN
A Little Sound Advice Will Help
Many a Sufferer in Conway.
No woman should consider herself
healthy and well if the kidneys are
weak. Poiscns that pass off in the
secretions when the kidneys are
well, are retained in the body when
the kidneys are disordered. If the
on/l I n *v\ a/"I
ixiuiic^V o aiiu UI?*IUUI ui.vvu.*; MIL iaiiic\i
and swollen worse troubles may
quickly follow. This is often the
cause of bearing-down pains, lameness,
backache, etc. Uric poisoning is
also a frequent cause of headaches,
dizzy spells, languor, nervousness,
and rheumatic pain.
When suffering so, try Doan's Kidney
Pills, a remedy that has proven
effective in thousands of such cases.
Tobacco S
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AND HOPE TO SEE TH
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FIRST LOAD WITH US
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m on the place I am told by
eal tobacco land. This place
small farms from 30 to 05
a portion or all of it. Price
ring to location. One-halt
aser at 7 per cent, interest,
have ever seen, see it and
)d, large orchard, nine room
house, good barn, four ten,
water grist and saw mill,
m, some with clay subsoil,
hin mile Gilbert, S. C., 22
on place. The timber and
it at present prices. Price
ng.
cultivation, clay subsoil. As
w the state. First class topll
rnrn r?nttnn nnrl arvmll
dwelling*, three room tenant
se and tobacco house. Nati
the place, located witlrn
h church and high school.
asy.
ate cultivation, most of the
the land can be cultivated,
large barn, tobacco barn,
ee miles nice town with high
grown tobacco, corn, cotton
>er acre. Terms $3000 cash,
interest at 7 per cent. The
it.
1. Good clay subsoil, very
ODGEi
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Let a Conway woman tell of her 1
experience.
Mrs. S. F. Gasque. says: "I had all j
the symptoms of kidney trouble as
my back was sore and lame, my head t
ached and I had dizzy spells. My kid- y
neys acted very irregularly too, and y
bothered me in other ways. It didn't ^
take Doan's Kidney Pills long to cure )
me of ail the trouble." :
Price (>0c, at all dealers. Don't 1
simply ask for a kidney remedy?got 2
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that j
Mrs. Gasque had. Fostcr-Milbum ,
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.?adv
W. S. S. BUTTONS FOB ALL. (
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The buttons for those who have '
pinged to buy War Savings Stamps (
or have bought them have arrived
j'nd will be distributed in a few days. 1
There are five kinds of buttons to be '
distributed. The first is a red but- 1
ton which is given to every one who ;
has pledged to buy War Savings :
Stamps. These will be sent to the
hundred or more dollars of War Savings
Stamps will be entitled to one of
the club buttons. The club buttons
lirill Kn (liofviluifn/l fVir/Mw.K 1V/T ? U1 A
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EIR FAMILIAR FACES
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good four room dwelling, barn
grow tobacco, corn, cotton and s
in half mile small railroad town,
suit the purchaser.
(9) 333 acres, 85 cultivated, mo
clay subsoil, well watered, prodi
ordinary four room dwelling, fir
good 'out building including thi
community, church and school
grown, cotton, corn and small g
now being grown it will grow to
roads four miles Blaney on S.
Columbia. Price $6000. Terms
(10) 145 acres, 100 high state 1
cated in town of Gilbert on Sou
Columbia, two 6 room dwellin
house. This is a great bargain ;
for selling, the owner has volunte
(11) 60 acres, 30 cultivated all
good tenant houses 2 and 3 rot:
stable, good land, healthy. Ideal
grow anything. Located 1 1-2
line Columbia. Price $100 per ac
asked for adjoining property. T
(12) 50 acres, 20 cultivated, al
on National highway 12 miles C<
railroad town, good school. Tw
with passages and piazzas. Pri
Good proposition for home seekc
The above propositions are jus
of them better. If none of these
cate with me I have others, an
\va,nt,
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UMB1A, S. C.
3urroughs, Chairman. 1
If you have not signed one of the
>ledgcs or bought Stamps you can do
jo at any time and secure the button
o which you are entitled. Every
>ody will be wearing one of these but i
;ons in a few days and when you get .
fours you will be expected to wear it ]
ind enquire of every one if they ai"* |
rearing a War Savings Button. If ,
fou have subsribed there is a button j
ror you. If you have not subscribed ,
fou can only get a button by subscrib :
ng or purchasing the stamps. j
Chairman of each community Council |
for distribution together with the ,
ist of names and the amounts pledg- .
3d. The other four buttons show to ;
what club you belong, being divided .
into the One hundred Dollars, Two
lundred Dollars, Two hundred and ]
fifty Dollars, Five hundred Dollars
and the limit or one thousand dollars, ,
so that every one who purchases one ,
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FIND MANY GERMAN DEAD
With the American Army on the ,
Aisne-Marne Front.?The American
troops advancing along the Marne
have discovered hundreds of dead
Germans. The victims fell before
the heavy machine gunfire of the
Americans during the retreat. In
one horse shoe area the ground was
covered with dead. The Americans
buried as many bodies as was possible.
It is estimated that 2,000 Ger- i
mans fell there.
Farmers along the Marne report'
hfl vinff annn li ct Ka/ISao Cnnmnn i
mm * uv^v/u i/uv ui^ucn i/i vn:i man
dead floating down the stream. The
military authorities are planning
some system by which they can clear
the river of bodies.
Three days after the Germans
evacuated Chateau-Thierry the Americans
found a lone German in Mont ,
St. Pero, hiding in a cellar. The
prisoner said he was tired of war and 1
was determined to secret himself, not
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withstanding the fact that he had no :
food, and later take a chance by i j
surrendering to the Allies. He assert-] i
3(1 that the German soldiers were dis-' 1
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sausuca witn me way ariairs were
going and that the general opinion
emiong them was that the Crown
Prince was unable to bring sufficient i
reinforcements or food supplies to
the Germans being attacked from the
south. i
The American soldiers watched
r\l on on f V\ a nvi^AnAr nnnen ns\ I ?
tl j/ivwomu VttV |#l itJVMtv i ?A^|#V.C4 0V
his appetite after his three days'
fast. The GernUAn "ifeque^ted the i
American not to report Mai desertion,
raying if they did and he 'fever got
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and cotton house, will I
mall grain, located with- I
Price $2000, Terms to I
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?st of the land good with I
.ices well, jrood pasture, I
st class large new barn, ^
*ee tenant houses, good A ,
adjoins place. Crops
rain, while no tobacco is V
bacco. Located at cross ^
A. L. Railroad 22 miles
easy.
cultivation, over half lo- ^
thern Railroad 22 miles
gs, one 2 room tenant ,
it $12,000. The reason \
sered for the army. p V
can be farmed, two very
>ms, common'barn and
for dairy farm, but will
miles College Place car
n*e, much less than price
erms to suit purchaser. '
1 balance can be farmed,
)lumbia, two miles small
0 story four room house
ice $1500. Terms easy.
r or investor. I
st as represented. Some I !
1 appeal to you communi- I
d can secure what you li
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back to Germany he would be shot.
Work of Hand and Heart. 4
Handwork may always be known
from machine work; though that it is
possible for men to turn themselves
into machines, and to reduce their labor
to the machine level. But so long
as men work as men, putting their
heart into what they do, and doing
their best, it matters not how bad
workmen they may be, there will be
that in the handling which is above
all price; it will planily be seen that
some places have been delighted in
more than others?that there have
been a pause, and a care about them;
and then there will come careless bits
and fast bits; and here the chisel will
have struck hard, and here lightly,
and anon timidly; and if the man's
mine! as well as his heart went with
his work, all this will be in the right
places, and each part will set off the
other; and the effect of the whole, asy?
compared with the same design cut ^
by a machine of a lifeless hand, will
be like that of poetry well read and
fleeply felt to that of the same verses
jangled by rote.?Ruskin.
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?THE? \
HORRY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL *
OFFERS THE GREATEST ADVANTAGES
FOR BOTH A LITERARY
AND A BUSINESS EDUCATION.
$175.00 covers all expenses for the
year. Several may reduce expenses \
by work. A safe school for your boy '
or girl. For Catalogue, Information,
ect., write: . f/
REV. S. C. MORRIS, President
Horry, S. C.
4ti.|7|J8|18. , :
No. 666 ^
This to prescription prepared especially
tor MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. >
Five or six doses will break eny case, and
If taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel end does not fripe or sicken. 25c
An automobile is a good thing in
its way and in its place. It is not thp
right thing for any man who is no<|
able to own it and maintain it. You
can throw money away that way that
could be used in starting a nice savings
account that would bring in regular
interest, or would start the man
in business. Going in debt for one
shows that a man is fit for the insane
asylum more than he is for
gcod business.