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Local Newt*. Heal i h a Factor In Succe?? The iargem faot<r oontr.ouUog to a man's success in uodoubtedly health It baa been observed that a man is seldom sick when be wula are regular ? be I* never well when they are oou stlpaWHl. For constipation you will find uothl if to Kuud as Chamberlain* Tablets They not only move tbe bow el* but improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion They are ?old oy all dealer* Death of Mr Tnompson. Mr. Keith L'hfOips >n, who left Cam den several year* ago to make hi* huiuH in Columbia, died in Columbia yesterday morning, tiie cause of his death being a demurrage of tbe brain. Mr Thompson was a brother of the late J. J. i'hompson. of the Lieu'ah section, and Is survived by qu.te a large family, to whom we tximd our sympathies. Tbe burial took place In Columbia yesterdat evening. Rheumatism Quickly Cured. *'My Mister's husbanu nail au attack of rheumatl?m In his arm," writes a well known resident of Newt n. lo a *'I gave him a bottle of Chaiuber>aln'i> Liniment wnich he applied to his arm and on the next morolng bis rheuma tism was gone." For ohrolc muscular rheumatism you Will ttnd nothing bet terthan t 'hauiberiain's Liuiineut. Wold by all dtalers School DUtrlot No. 33, which Is a new district recently formed, embrac ing lioouetown, has just voted a spe cial tax of four mill* (or school pur F tones. A new building will oe erected n this district, aud a good school es tabllshed there next full A three m.-tnhs session was held there this year With the fous mlus lev> co dl tlunt. are bonud to be better. Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad i>olds When you h ,ve a bad co d y^u warn a remedy that will n-'t oniy give re lief, but effect a prompt and perma nent cure, a remedy that Is omasum to take, tt remedy that contains noth in# injurious Chamberlain's CJouyh Remedy m<-etB all these r< qair.ments It act* on nature's pians, relieves Ihe 1 uugb, aids expectoration, opens th? secrotlons and restores th" system to a healtny condition This remedy ha<* a world wide sale and use, and can be depended upon Sold by all ueaiers Helps Kidney and Bladder Trouble? Everybody Satistied Everywiinre t< are tikuig Fole^ K noy fills, and are ho -iHnfiod lUey uig oiuors to laku iheui aUo A T Kelly, .Mcin tosh Ala, says: "1 rooomneud llieni lo mi who sutfur from kid ,ev irounes and baou tobe for they are tine 1 B ?< thin* you oiui takn for baokaone weak back aud n uuma Item Zemp v Dt-Pas* A Prompt Settlement The Junioi Oruer United American Mechanics has forwarded a check foi ?500 It) pay (.he funeral benefit of lh? late J G iiluck well. Tue proof ? ?f de>tth wu8 mailed tin Monday of lam week, and Saturday following' th< , Obeck wiih received and ready to be tlel'vard to ihe benefloiary This is a splendid fraternal order, and those wbo are ejiglble to tminbershlp in it would do well to beoouiH members. Ii only oostH sixty-five cems a month to carry a membership In Ibis order with a $500 funeral oeneflt Feel Dull and Sluggish? Start your Livor to Working It heats all now quioxly Fol y'e Cathar tic Tablet* liven your liver, overcome oo?> (lip ai ion ? inakti you fool lively Mad aoti?<~ mmd J L MuNigbt, Fi Worth, ]Vx says: '?My dlr-itgi ooible symptoms were entirely removed bv tho thorough oleansing Foey Oalhartlo Tut lets gave me.' They're a Wonder Zomp & DeFau Keep Bowel Movement R agular Or K-iuVa Ne* Lite l'llts, keep ftomach, liver and kidneys in healthy condition Hi> the body of poisons an i waste. Improve your ootapleslon by flushing the liver and kidneys. 1 got more rolief from one box o Dr King's N ew Life i'illsthan any nieiioine 1 ever trleu," nays C ? Hmflold, of ( 'hicago 111 25o at your druggist Memorial Services. The memorial horvlaes held last Tuesday were quite la gely attended. The address bv Mr Busaey, of Geor gia, was listened to with a great deal of Interest Oapt. J. J. Bell, of West Wateree, aoted an marshall of the day The dinner served the veterans at the Kershaw Guards Armory was a tempt ing ope, hut the attendance was not as large as the ladies wished that U might have been. The veterans are growing old and are passing away all V?o rap idly. Mny their closing days be days of peace and happlnt.ss. Most Children's Diseases Start with a Cold. Restlessness, feverishae n, and it>flam?*d throat i nd gpanmndio oough miyhe whimi. lng cough <8 starling in Gtv? Foley's M o ? < - ey *n>l Tar promptly It he'ps the ohildr n so very muoli and Mr* Shippn Ravmoud . vine Mo , siys: "I (tot Ave results from it and It in a great medicine lor w >coplnp oough " Kemp St Del'as* PLEASANT WAY TO STOP CONSTIPATION Dodson'a Liver Tone Takes the Place of Dlsagreeabi ( lalomel nnd its Often Oanuerous After Kffects. You probably know that calomel In It polnon, ?? fntra of mercury, very (l?n geroutf to a trreat many people ami sometimes CMualnv dtatkftrpeahle after effect* for nearly every one who trlen U Dodaon'a Liver Tone In recommend* ed au a poi (t olly aafe and reliable remedy to take the plaoo of calomel Thi* la exactly weak It Is made for and ' hat been made (or ainoe the flmt bottle waa pul Up and aold Dodaon'a Liver Tone la pretty wide ly Imitated But be oareful to Judjfe between the loud boait* of the Imlta ' tor* and the plain truth of the original Dodaon'a Liver Tone la aold and guaranteed by Clyburo Drug Co , who will refund 'purchaae price (60c) inatantly with a amile if you are in . any way dltaattafled Dod*<?*'? Liver Tone ia a palatable vegetable liquid. Ita action ia eaaj and AMura), with no gripe, no pala and the after-effect* are pleaaant In* a tead of d(**gra*abl? Dodson'* Li v er Tone (the* not Interfere^ with vour regular dutlea, h?blta and diet, but build* sod *tren?then* inwtead of ffeaiteblng you or "knocking you all out" for dM*. Try Dodaon'a ana .jr. fA?' better and brighter, a* thou*anda h*t*. Wfi&'-V- . ?? ?? ...W ... Indication? Can't Bat? No Appetite? A traatiaaat of Rleotrio titttei a motions your *ppotlt?; iadlgentloei vou can \i eat ?r*r*thl*(, k real aprin* t6nio for lif*r, klda*y aad atomaoh tr oubla*. Ci?an#* ** your Whol* ayatMa and vou f??l Ant. 2? *l**trie Bht*r did tn*r* tor Mr, * D t??e? ) fcle'a afctmaoh tronblae than any madUia* ha eior triad Oat ? bottle taday Wo ead ?1 at toardragglat. tfuokieo a Arnica Sal* for K?a*m* ? ? ; ? ; ? - | PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ! Mr D*vld L. ShatensMu, proprlo ? tor of tbe'Vlclorla Pheatre. Is on a busln-ss trio to Charlotte lo the inter eat of hit* Theatre. - Wo had a peasant oall a tew days . ago from Mr F. M Jollv, traffic auert passenger department of the Atlantic Coast Line llailroad Company !? Mr* E Q Klrveo and chltdren, of Eaidey, are visiting at the home of the former's parrots lo Cumdeu. Miss Eva Hite, president of tb? South Carolina School Improvement Association, is spending several days ?>f this week In our county. She ac c.imnanied Miss Simpsou in the coun try to-day. ? ? - Stubborn Cold Is Wearing and Risky. Leli'D^ a siu born cough - iianjc uu ' thespriog l? ribkv Foley 'jb H<>nev <V Tar Compound heals raw inflamed surUoes lo th- throat and broa bial lubes ? makes sor** weak spots sound ami whole? stop* stu >horn learin* cou.jhs 11 iuse substitutes 'euip A DePats. Relieves Bladder Distress & Weakness irr-gular, pmnfiii M ud r ate..*.- sea dis'ip. e.?r w?ieu the kidneys are "tron(r and net. lhfu lv aotire TaW> Fole\ Kidney Pill* for thathurniug, soalding sensation ? rregular, painful nt-tiun-heavy. sore foel in? anl bladder di?(re"b Y?u will 1 ik ? their touio restorative effect-toe relief from pain. quick * ood results Contain no i>>rni ul drugs Try iheui '/.eiup <fc D? PaRb Cure for Stomach Disorders Disorders -if tne b torn act) may he avoided by* the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many very remarkable cures have been efT'Cted by these tablets Sold >y all dealers To Treat Hookworm Patients We hud a pienauni call a tew days ugo from. Dr. J. T Howell, repre seutm^ the State board of health. H?* will spend several we> ka In mis counts for the i urposn of treating all who ma) have hook worm troubles. Th" treutmeut will be absolutely free F3f fore coming to Camden, he open' d an office for a f<-w da\s at Jucobs, and founu quite a lar^je per cent of the children of inat section affected with hook worm. The local boatd of iiea. th will render him all the assis tance poss'ble. He will opeu un office at several points in ti e county, where lie will treat all patients for ihltt his e se. A child uffect-d with hook w>rm we are told by those who have made it a study and nho know whai ai> y are lalku.g about that tbev ' Cannot be^'n to do the amount of woi k uone by those who nre free frou. this trouble Ii makes hem sluggish iiul dun, and by getting nd of the hook worm far better work c.m bo done Ik t;ur sch'uls Dr Howell Is a verj cl? ver y our;g man, is a specialist in his work, nuri it w i ? 1 cost > u nothing at all to have him make un examina tion for you Your cooperation with him will be decidedly to your advan t itfe. so we sugguat that vou cooperate with him. OF LOCAL INTEREST Some People We Know, and We Will Profit by Hearing About Them. Tuis is a pnrn'y local event. H look place in Camden. Not in some faraway place* You are asked to investigate it. Asked to believe a citizen's word; To oi'Dflnn a citizen * statement. Any article that :s endorsed at home Is more worth,/ of confidence Than one you know nothing about, Endorsed bv unknown people M. C. West, cunty supervisor, La fayette St , Camden, S. O , oa.vs: "A re?*,jpar? ago J publicly ^recommended Down's Kidney Pilis 'nd^t this |im? I i m pleased to confirm ray previous siatemtojt Our supply of tm* remedy wR?u)rt?in('il afc Zemp's Drug Store JMn brouuht^ejief from backao*>e and oMfcey tnptoms&k.yveak kidneys PrlSB- 60o. at dealers. Don't 8implv\j?k for ^jkldiyey remedy ? get Dean's IQHllpy/ 9>{VVve "urae Mr Woa\^jj#)i?p^mflV F. etet-Mll uurn Co Propr "LAf t Y. * ? t ? Delegates Meet and Agree Upon Platform. The Kershaw oounly delegates to the Slate Democratic Convention to be held In Coimubia, 8 C , M?y 20h, I9i4, met on TY? sduy. Ma> 12th, and unanimously adopted the following as heirpialfotm before the convention in the mailer of reform in the Dcmii orallc Prlmaay elections: 1 That the vn'ing Hut or poll Hat til the last primary election be made lh?> basis for thu clnb rolls for the Democratic Clubs. (Thei's are Uve, ac tive lists, representing n> arly the lull voting strength of the State Democra cy, aud ve. v '?w names will have to he added or taken otT to complet I y cover the Democratic voter#.) 2. No namo Is to be placd on more ihai i no Club Holl. 3 The Club Holls should be filed In ?hi' office of thu bounty Chairman twenty (20) days In-fore the dale of the primary election. 4 No name of voters are to be ad ded to the Jclub rolls after they are in the onic of the County Chairman 20 days before election. 6 That this Convention t ke ~tep? to h ve the Ijujrlslaiure pass an Act to make the primary vo Ing plao-s the saMie as tne polling precincts In the general election ? 6. That ihis Convention ask the Leg'slature to ptiss an AiU that no per % >n * all v >te in an> primary e.eciion in South 1 arollrot for any Si. tie, Na tional, or Municipal < flloe, who is not a qua i ? tied e minor 7 Tha. this ?h h gat i ? >o d on not fa vor any attempt to make the formal and lechnica' i u en of the general elec tion law api>ly to the primary eleotion Ht he ipproachlrtg e.ecll >n 8 That 'his Delegation favors the eleotion of H'ate Chairman by ihe St ite Convention 9. That this Delegation doe* not fa vor the abolition of the County to Corfhtv cmnalgn for Stale and Na tional ftlce* Ohildren Ory FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A Child Croaa? FeverlahV Sick? A or.M, pnuviHh, liMiioHd ohiid, with oont ed tongue, pain, (lo? n't eatx nome in e t-ry little, then Again ravunouuly; atomaoli four; breath pain* in ntom (toll, with diarrhea; grind* treth while aaleep, and at art* up With terror ? nil *ug g??t a Worm Killer ? aomethitig tn*i exp^la wormn and atraoat ertry ohild ban them. Ki >kM poo Worm Kilter In a oandy oonfeo ti'in V.tpelx th?* worm*, tl> rt oau o of your obtl i'? imbble 26o at your drugged. j Coughed tor Three Yetn. "I am h j<?T?r of your godaend to htw I MMltj ind itittttt, Your medloine, Dr, King'a New l>i*oo*i-ry, cured my cough of thr*e year* aiandlng," ?a>a Jennie Fleming of New Doter, Ohio. H tt?;oii?n annor ing oougliV |? it Bii.bboi n aid won't yield to tr^aimti? O ta fiOo bottle o Dr King'a New l)iMo?#ry to-diy,' What it did for /? an>? Flamming it will do for you, no matt?? how ?tubborn or ohronio a nnngh mat be It atope*a oougta and atopa throat and lung trouble. Relle or money bach. 160o and $1 00, at your Of ugglat. Buoklen'i Aanioa 8aWt for Pimple*. - *"s- 45^* yyg ?/ . Hanging Rock SchooL Closing Exercises of this School Cei | ebiated with A Big Picnic. ? A Charming Audience, Good Speeches 'and A Fine Dinner. Ranging Rock Sohool It oer imul v ?D the map. >e^eral yearn ago the good people living ill that section ol our county determined to improve their school facilities uud give their chUdreu the advantages thwy should have, so far a? they could do so. They erected a v e r > comfortable scnool Lundiu* nod voteo a special, tax t?f six mills for school purposes "kqd em ployed a good teacher For years past Miss E v a Briiton has beefl Id charge of this school We visited this school tw ee during the past ses sion aud on each occasion found a good attendance of splendid boys and attractive Kirls, till doing very good work. They richly earned the delight ful picnic given them on Thursday of last week, 1 h" picnlo wag given at the home of Mr. W R. tirogory, one of the trus tees of this school Re aud his family literally gave up their home to the iargf uuu tx-r who attended the picnlo Mr. Gregory ulJ all that he oould to oiaki' everyone feel ut home. Messrs. U E Williams and T. S Bell, the other trusio-s of this dUtrtct, were al so present and nave their assistance to th? success of the ooeaslon. It is a. w uys pleasant to hav? tne school trusees take a part on such occasions, even if It is only to be present, thus showing tnat they are interested. The tirston tho programme was some songs b> thechildreu. They had been ^iveu careiul trainiug and their songs weie appreciated by all present. Mr J C Massey, of Kershaw, was asked to act as chairman, and he in. troduced as th Ur*t speaker Mr C Wf Blrchmore, county superintendent of educa ioo Mr1 L T. Mills wus introducod as the r uxt speaker, und he m;ide one of the best adore. ses on education that we have heard In some time. Re spoke of tho n re u L pr- grtss that has been made in fanning methods, and the 'val ue of "book farming " A few years a?o miiiiy wou'd have hooted ut the idea (if following the iDs ructions glv en in books about farming, but he pointed oui the wisdom - of following tne instructions that could be gathered from book-., and also sp ke of the work the United States government aud our agricultural colleges are do ing to promote the-agricul tural inior ests He ais" spoke of compulsory education There were those who do not see the necessity of education, but to put a lavs upon the statute books ih?t wouid no* be obeyed would be w ir>e lhaD not to put it there at all. Uut whe-n a school house was I.i reach of ail the children, lie predicted that the slate of South Carolina would say to every falht-r that ho must send his children to school. There are now omy-Jwelvo stm<*s .in the union that have pot some f> rin "f ci.mpuispry ed ucation law Mr Mill* was not ndvo cat.i.g a j.v radical changes, but m ide nne 01 hlb cl.a acterlstical I > frcuk and straightforwaiA speeches, and was giv en splendid attention Mr. i o .elat.d Massey followed him in q-iite h forceful and interesting ad dress. Re paid a tine tribute to the people ol the Hangirg R->ck section, and as he is lrom Lancaster county even dared to say that he wished that they would secedti from Kershaw ooun ty and go into Lancaster county Dinner was served afLer the speak ing was over A table had been erect ed In Mr Gregory's vard under the shade trees, and it was an ideal spot for a pincic dinner. My, !t was a fTn? dinner! The variety was theie, and the quantity was there. Every one hao enough, and there was a quantity left over Tho several hundred people present on ihU occasion was as fine a set as we ever mingled with. There* was ab solutely nothing to mar the pleasure of any one. Represent itl ves were present from Camden, Lee county, Lancaster and various other sections. It was a day cf genuine pleasure to all. . Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R 1 A Proicrnm of Kershaw Union. Following is tho program of Ker shaw County Baptist Union which u?eetB wkii bufiuio church May 30 and 31: Saturday morning, 10:30 ? Devo tional exercises, conducted by J. I. Bowers. 11. u0 ? Sermon by Rev. T. L. Cole Dlnnur. * 1:30 ? "The Place of tho Church in Extending the Kingdom." Rev. R. T. t.1 c..mon, Rev. A. E. Fulmer a d o.heiH. 3:00 ? 'The Cost of Disobedience to the Great Commission." Rev. J. H. Hunter, Rev. Jno. A. Davison, Rev. W. F. Estridge. 4:00 ? "How to Keep Alive Inter est In Missions." Mrs. S. E. Good ale, Rev. T. L. Cole, Rov. S. B. Hat field.. Sunday morning^ 10:00 o'clock ? "Soul Winning in the Sunday School." itev. T. J. Cupntid and others. 11:00 ? Missionary Sermon by Rov W. F. Estridge. J j. C. Clyburn, For CommlMoo. 5100 Rt ward J 1 00. The readers of thin paper will he pleased to learn tiial llictp is ?t least one dreaded disoaso that nolenoe has been able to our* |n nil lis status, arid that isCatarrh Hall's Catarrh ( ure in th- ottljr positive euro now known *to the n-edioal fraternity Catarrh being a nonsiitutinnnl disease requires a oonst 1 1 ut ional treatment Mill's Catarrh Cure is taken internall) , noting dirootly uiion the bloo I anil mucous surfaces of the sys'ern, thereby destroying tho foundation ot ttio disease and giving ? t>'? pa'ient strength by building up the oonsi itution and assisting nature in doing lie work The proprietors have so much faith in its ouratiTH powers that, they offer One Mun dred Dollars for ai.y case that it failffMo oure Hend lor flat of testimonials Address: F J CtlKNfciY <V, t;0, Toledo, < )hio. Sold by all druggists 75e I nke Hall's family IMlls for oonstipatlt n Wlnthrop College SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE EXAMINATION j. The examination for the award of vttcant scholarship in Wln'hrop Col lego and f<*r thn ndmlssln ?>f new stu dents wilt I?r held oti Friday, July 3, at 9 a. m Applicant* mum, not bo 'e*s than sixteen years of age. .When HoholarAhtpn are vaoant afUir |July 3 they will he awarded to thoae making the highest average at thin examina tion, provided they meet the oondi tlont governing the award Appll oants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson before th? examina tion for Boholarahip examination blrnk*. ? Scholarships are worth 1100 and free tuition. The next aeseion will open September 16, 1914. For further Information and catalogue, address Pres. D H. Johnson, Root Hill, 8. U. MISSIONARY | CONFERENCE. Method lat Ladle* of she Sumter Dis trict Assemble in CmOd n The annual meeting of the Womin'i Home sod Foreign Missionary Boole tie# of the Sumter District, met Id the Lyltleton street Methodist ohuroh io Camden Friday evening of last week. Mrs King, of Manning, was the pre siding officer. There were some fifty or sixty ladle* present, sod the m?*t ' lag was quite a success Friday even ing the devotional exercise* were con I ducted by Rev. Mr DuBose, of the Presbyterian ohuroh Weloonie ad dresses and response* were m?do bv some ot tbe ladles. Mr*. Jo*e|?b Sprott, of Manning, read so exoellant paper on "Tbe Relation of Mlislona to Tem perance " Saturday an all-day session was ? held, tbe looa) committee of ladles having arranged to servs dinner In picnic style at tbe ohuroh,' This fea ture was made a very pleatfant one for all wbo were present. No servloes wore . beld Saturday night | Sunday morfilng Rev O. P. Wat son. of Manning, preached a strong j missionary sermon to a large and ap ( preciative congregation. i Sunday afternoon a children's mis ' slonary ssrvlce was beld, at which time Mrs. George Gary-Lee made a I floe address, and was followed by a brief talk on China from Mr DuBose At tbe evening servloe Mr*. J. W Kllgore, of Columbia, read ?n inter esting paper on the work that the Home Mission Society was doing, and added a few appropriate remarks This society ia ooverlog a large field, and. the work that It is doing Is simply wonderful. Very few perhaps know of tbe very wide scopo of work that this soclbty is engaged in? training of young women, work of rescue, eduoa tioa and tbe like. Mrs. Gary-Lee was again introduced and made one of the finest addresses ever listened to. 8be spoke of her work in China, the oustoms there and the great possibilities cf China. We have beard many favorable comment* upon what this lady had to say. Il was so earnest and instructive that all became interested in what she bad to say | The conference was brought to a close Sunda> n gbt by the reading of the following resolutions which had been adopted at a previous meeting of the societies. Having enjoyed the hospitality of this beautiful city of parks, we, the committee on resolutions, desire to express our thanks ? First. For the in vltat'on to meet at (Jar deu. We have received the wel ooiue which accompanied the invita tion Sfcoond, To the hospitality commit tee which met the trains, giving a cor dial welcome and promptly oonveying us to our temporary homes Third, To our hostesses who spa red nothiDg which would add to our cum fort Fourth, To our dear sister of thf Baptist church for her warm words of welcome and for her presence with us throughout the session Fifth, To Rev. DuBose, the visltinu missionary of the Presbyterian church fur bis Htlri Ing and helpful address and for his interesting talk on Chinese customs and manners, and to Rev C B. Smith for bis words of weloome and encouragement to go forward. Sixth, To the lunoh committee which prepared for us such a sumptuous re past on the churoh yard on Saturday. Seventh. To Rev. 0 P. Watson for his splendid,sermon on Sunday morn leg, and to the organist for her uotlr fug service throughout the mee'ingt Eghth, To Mr*. Gary-Lee for her earnest addresses. Niuth, To th* oblldren for thelt-en tertaining programme on Sunday af ternoon, and to every one who h i* In any way added to the success of our meeting. Respectfully submitted, Mrs. 0. N. Sprott, ? Mrs. T. D. Foxworth, Mrs W W. Horton Camden was delighted with her fair guests They were a benediction to us all, and the only regret was that their siay could not be prolonged A num ber of earnest christian women, such as our visitors were, oould not but prove a blessing to any oommunity Camden hopes to nave them all baok with us attain some time in the future, aud at a not distant future. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O A 3 TO R I A Dull Feeling, Swollen Hands and Pee Due to Kidney Trouble. Your kidueyv ao'd help when your hands and feet thtoken, swell up and you foel dull ?nd sluggish. Takf Foley Kidney I'ills.They are tonio, stimulating and strengthening and restore your kidneys to healthy normal aotion Try them Zemp & DePass. For Sale A Keaper and Blndor, in good con diton. or sale cheap Apply to E H. Dibble Attention, Teachers. The attention of school teachers U called to the act of the legislature, passed in 1913, with refer?no'< to fllinu reports with the oounty superintendent of education Section I reads as follows: Any teacher, prlnoipal or superin tendent employed in the schools of tills state, supported In whole or In part at the pubilo expense, shall file within two weeks after the olose of the session of suoh sohool a full and ao curate report, as now required by law Any person negleoting, refusing or v>mlttlrig to file suoh report when io quested by the oounty superintendent of education shall he liable to the cancellation of his or her oert' ft o ate to teach, and a fine of not more than twonty-flve dellars, to be Imposed at the discretion of the County Board of Kdueation " Teachers of private schools are also required to file reports Failure to do so will subjeot them to a fine, Teachers are requested to take du" notloe and file their annu al reports with me promptly. C. W . Blrchmore, Co. Hupt of Eduoatlon. NOTICE OF ELECTION. A petition having bean filed with the County Hoard of Kdjoatlon, signed i>y at least one-third of the resident elec torn and a like proportion of the resi dent freeholder* of the age of twenty* one yearn, of school district No 2; aikln? that an election he held to de termlne whether or not an additional a pool a I levv of 2t mill* shall he made upon *ald Dlstrlot for nohool purpose*, and the County Board of Education having granted said petition, notice I* hereby given that an election for aaid nucponH will he held at Cleveland Bohool House on 'Friday, May 22nd, 1914, the poll* to open at 8 a rn and to clone at 4 p m At the said election eaoh elector favoring the proposed ad* dltional levy shall oast a ballot oon* talnlng the word "Yes" printed or written thereon, and eaoh o lector op posed to laid levy shall oast a ballot containing the word "No" printed or , written thereon . * P. H. Arrants, ' Bel ton Owen*. 8 Boykln, Bd of Trustees School DUlrtok No 2 Children Cry for Fletcher's The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use lor oyer 80 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per S7' * sonal supervision since its Infancy. /<cc<cJu/M Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good '* are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children? Experience against Experiment* What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless snbstituto for Castor Oil, Pare goric, I>rops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other JS'arcotlo substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverlshness. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, "Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea? The Mother's Friend* GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought SOUTHERN RAILWAY, Premier Carrier of the South SCHEDULE N. B. ? The following schedule fitf nr<*8 are published ns information uu 1 y and are not guaranteed, CAMDEN. S. C. Arrival: No. 113. 8:20 a. a:. From Ch^j^stoi and Columbia. Nn 118. 10:06 a. m. Prom Yorkvilh Rock Hill and wa> stations No. 114. 3 10 p. m. Prom Mnrlon. Blacksburg, Rock Hill, iharlotl* and intermediate sihIiodk. No- 117. 6;0l p. m. Prnm C?lumbh ingvilie and intermediate biat.ous Departure: No. 113. 8:20 a m Rock Hill. HiKcks burg Charlotte, Mtirion and inter mediate stations. No. 118, 10:05 a m. For Kln^ville, Columbiaand interna* dinle stations No. 114, 3:10 p. m. For Columbia, Charleston and way station**. No. 117, 0:01 p. m Rock Hill, York viile and intermediate stations W H Wilkie, Agent W.E McGee, A. O P. A?, Colun Dl&i S. G ^ ? Caffey, D. P. A., Charleston. s? c For Constipation Famous Liver Buttons from Hot Springs, Ariunsas.Better than Calomel. "When the boat phvfllclaua la the World's greatest health resort don't bofche* to write Prescriptions, I it J net Bay* 'Get a box of Hot Springs Liver Buttons for top r bowels and liver, and to give yon an appetite," then all who suf fer oneht to know HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS enougli to out ont Calomel, and get a box So -day. They sorely put your liver and bowels in regular working order? all druggists 25 oenta. Get them at Sold In Can.den by ZEMP &. DkPASS. No. 666 Tbla !? a prescription prepared eapecially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or aix doaea will break any caae, and If taken then aa I tonic the Fever will not return. It acta on the liver better thnn Calomel and doea not gripe or tickeu. 25c D.D.D. ?tor 16 ytnrt ? The Standard Skin llemrdj/ Instant Relief a? Skin Troubles Thm Guaranteed Remedy | ZtCMP & DJfiPAt?8, Camden, 8. O. My Mamma Says lis Safe for Child ten" CONTAINS NO OPIATES Zemp & L>t)Pa?8. Oil -*? ?.ia* i ta THEATRE TODAY A Dansrerous Experiment, A vital Drama in two parts. Animated Weekly Wednesday's Program The Leper's Goat. Slim and the Indians, A scri-am of laughter all the way through. Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl, Joker Comedy. Wtoria The Popular Amusement Place of the i own. Notice Stockowners. Notice in hereoy givpo to all stock owners res'dintf in the city that from 'his date a! I stock < found running at lar^e on the streets of ('timden will he taken up and a fine will be Im posed upon said owners A. G. Whitak'T, Chief of Police. April 30. HU4. CamdoD LofVe I. o. O. F.( No. 119, meets every second and fourth cuesuay ut 8:30 P M YT H. T. Ooodale, N. O. ? Cv. Houtth Sec\y. DeKalb Lodge, Nc 41 meet# ?very 2nd and 4th Monday ,at 8:00 p. m. Visitors are al ways welcome. W. O. Wilson, C. C. Hey man. K. of K. & S. M. H. The regular communication o Kershaw Lodge, No 20, A. F M. is hold on the first Tuesday night of each month at 8.00 o m. Visiting brothers cordially wel ooraed. II. T. Ooodalo, W M J. W. WllBon. Hoc. Livo Oak Camp, wo. 4H, VV , O. W., moo.tB thp 1st I'hurgday night of ?acfi month, at M.00 i. m. All visiting Woodmen welcome J. F. Bateman, C. C. W. K. JohnBonClerk. Pine Creek Council, No 20, Indeppn lont Order J unlor An erl / an Met hanlcH neets on the l?t and 3rd Frldwv niifhtn >f each month in the hall iri the opera iouho. Visiting brothers cordially welcomed C. W nirchmor?, Councilor. J. F HnU'tnan. It H Or. I. H. Al xander Dr. R. F. Stevenson Alexander &. Stevenson iifcNTLYTS Otllcc S' tillKnsl Corner Broad and DtKalh Money to Loan On Improved real ektatn. F.asy erm?. K O. von TRKHCKOW, Money to Loan. On Improved farm* K.aav ?ormti Ap I ply to it H ( 'larke, Camden, H C j CHICHESTER SPILLS DIAMOND I.AT>IRq t BRAN" I l&fioN nrn^N (mid tn?t*1Ho **.*??, Mated i with Blwj Ighzk SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS fiSB, EVERYWHERE "*?*?& Save This Covpon For This Week Only. Ending May the 16th. lhis Coupon SIGNED Is Good for ONE DOLLAR On all Photos of Three Dollars or Over. Name. . Address ZEMP'S STUDIO, Over Bank of Camden. BARGAINS Such as have never before been seen in Camden are still be ing: offered by Rodgersl0525c Store Ever} one is u?*ged to inspect our ' up-to-date line of 5c, 10c, & 25c j merchandise that w-- are now j sel ing AT COST. I Don't Fail to take advantage of these* THE LUCKY NUMBER No. 124, held by L T. Pate was the number winning the Five Dollars in Gold offered by us. Remember the Place RODGERS 10c S 25c STORE Hinson's Old Stand. Attractive Vacation Tour Niagara Falls, Canada, the Beautilul New England Country and New York JULY 1 to 19, 1914 VIA THE SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY And Connections Mt. Pfcgah, Niagara Palls, Niagara Gorge r<>ront > I housand Isles Rapids of St Lau rence Montreal Quebec Montmorency Falls St Anne deBeaupre, White Mountains Mt W-ishin^ton Boston and New York Three Days in Boston Three Days In New York A Complete Itiner try at Minimum Cost for eighteen days of rest recreation, interesting and instructive travel. Personally conducted >>y Mr. C. A Gattls and chaperoned by Mrs Gattis. QATT1S TOURIST AGENCY, Raleigh, N. C. Write for Booklet.