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Local Mews./ \V >1 ll^.ficr*; l)exi*r Mo, bought Foley Kidney I'll.* for Mrs U*ll?cr?, who was dowauD her ' aek with, kidueys to sore h? ho bad to help her more He ' says, "She would or/ with paiu across her kidney*, but ?ftor she took the iMoid bottle of ro le/ Kidaey Pills, she w?< u well and strong as ever'* Zemp & UePu* <? - ' . ? 0 m *i * ? " - 1 Infection and IoMct Bite* Ougcrooi Mosquitoes, Hies ?nd other Insdota, ? bioh brood qmokly in (?rb?go pilii, poode of stagnant water, bar us, urnsiy places, etc , ? ore carriers ot disease. Every time they * bite you, they inject j. olson >oto your sys tem from which some dread disease may re ?alt. Get a bottle of tiloan's Liniment- It is aotiaepllo and a few drops will neutral 's lie the mfaotion caused by insect bites or j rusty nails Bloau's Liniment disinfects oats, bruises and sorer. You cannot afford . to be without it in your home Money baok if not satisfied. Only 2oo at your drufglet. Don't endure the neediest) paia and tor ment of rheumatism, aggravated aa il is by the hot weather W T Hutch ns, Nioholaen (hi, Hays: "1 buffered the aches and pains of rneumatlam, swollen feet, irregular paiu. ful Mulder action, *<ut Foley Kidney Pills fixed me up quioKlj" Foley's are the best Zemp & Del'asa % A Smith Melon. We are ODCe more indebted to our friend, Mr. J B. Vaughan, of the Heath Spring* section, for a fine watermelon, indeed fur the very finest we have eaten. Mr Vaughan says this tim? it's a Smith melon ? Smith .for the United States seaate as well us Smith (M. L ) (or governor.- .'iaauas ter News. ^ ? "Stay at Home" Sufferers of Hay Fever una Asilima-gui a bo'tle of Foley's Mono;' uud Tar Compound! Kest ful ule p, relief Hud oowfort from obokiog, gaspin, A.*tbina and tormenting hay lever for those who take Foley tloney and Tar It spreads a healing, so.thing ooaiing a? it glides down a raw iioklmg throat and Mope irrltaling ooughts uud summer colds. /.emp & DoPass Protracted Meetings. A protracted meeting U In orogress at the Pino Creek Baptist church * An immense Congregation was present Sunday night- Q.ilte a uumber wore Unable to ttnd seals The meeting will OODtinue until Thursday n i ^ h t at least. ir W T (ir^eno, Hopkiuton, N II, vv?itee the following letter which will interest every one wuo ban kidney trouble "For over a J*ur. Mrs (jreene had been nftliciud with u rery stubborn kidnoy trouble Foley K i?l - ioj Pills done more to oouiplete her rtcov tty than any mejiolne sbo has taken and I eei t my iuty to reoommend thorn" Zemp k DePuss Carried In Darlifcton. Mi h? Mahnlln L^o 1 lis, of Camden, and [p Wade Pi in pk In, .of Bennetts v til* 'ere married in Dariingloo on Tuua ay, (be 11th Inst. Miss Lolits had een spending some time wlih rf-latlven i Darlington, and has a Dumber of blends in Camden who wish for her appiness and prosperity. p' Keep Your Liver Active iirtagtbe Hummer raon bs ? Foley Cathar ? TftblMb f?r sluggish liter and oonailpu. W It does beat all how quiokly Foley ftpittio Talets liven your liver and over n? constipation ' Ney Oldham, Wlmber Texas says;? '"Foley Csthartlo Tab lei t * the best laxatlvo I Met used Tbev gfr'3&e t>lM? of calomM" Wholesome, StIo*?ro?i^ perVona* * t>e Va b b te'- \.'mi ' y'j ,U ' - i*r ? . ' <*? :hool Meeting at Rldgeslde. We spent Friday night <n West Wa ne at the home of Mr Simon Ross, fe went over there to attend a school setlng Ridgr.slde sohool hwuae, aere we axpeoted to meet the trustees id the patrons of the school general , but unfortuuatelly the weather was >ry disagreeable and but few were >le to get out We expeot to make ttrlp over again Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S ASTORIA #hy should any South Carolina trmer be Hxpooteu to k<> back ou Sen ior HmithV Tip has oertatnly been ue to the farming Interests whatever tfe may be said, and tarroers are not igntleful.? Newberry Observer. m&. Bummer Constipation Dangerous. Constipation in Summer time is moro Lngeroua than tn the fall winter or spring he food y<u eat la often contaminated Id I# more likely ferment in your stoinaoh ien you are apt to drink muoh oold water irlng the hot weather, thus injuring your puaoh. Colio, fevor, ptomaine poisoning kd other ilia are natural reaulta. I'o-Uo kX will k?*t? y?u well, as it inoreasea the le, the natural laxative, whioh rida the ?wait of the congealed poisonoua waste, k Do?Lax will mako you feel better, laaaant and effective. Take a dose tonight lo at your druggist Schools to Open Sept 7. Tne Camden Graded Schools will )eo Mondav motnlnp, Sept. 7, at 0 clock. A list of new bookn to he ?ed may be obtained from Mr. O w. Irohmore and as usual these books 111 be on sale at his store. Frospeotb for a suooessful sohodl ?ar are bright. However, the earnest Torts tnat the entire teaching ?roe promise, will be in vain union* ipported by the oooperatton of eaoh nd every patron. Therefor? the pa ints are urged to enter their chilldren i sofcool oh the first day and do all their power to have them presopt oh day Of the session. Further, pa nts atid friends are oordiutly invited visit the school at any time that ey mat note the proves* of the itldren eud dismiss their welfare with e te achsrs. Iu short that they may KJome acquainted with the school be more Intimate auoh aa auqualm* loe, the mordBBMeaaful the approach ig year wlli^iF;. Richard P. Simpson, Mnpt. Summer Cough* Ar? Dangerous. cold* ar? denatrroufe. -ey In low vitality *"d often leed to Miloua end lung trouble*, innl ml | K (h.m ,rJoto. Or. King'* N*w DUoov. ry will Me th? dough ?r ootd promptly ?nd pre. I Ooutp)le*ttoaft It le Root.uing end ?n? Mo end aekee jrou feel bolter et onee. tier it deugwoua? get e bottlo of l>r. '? Wow Dlnooter/ *t on?e Money If not eetlefiod. 50o end $1 00 bottlee ir Druggist. v , . v ? ? Retnon for Hie Enthueleem. e >?n hue ?ntter*d for am**! i oollo, dUrrhoe* or other for* oompUltt gftd to tb*n eured Round h? one or two doae* of Chamber.' "r I ChOler* end iHerrfeoee Heme. ,?* the oeee. lt li but n*turel ltd be eaUustttlio in ht? pr?1*? djr, eed eepeoieU* ,Ji. thl# tie itere ettrtok wheil life le threet H wh?n In netd o *uoh e r?nie fhlle. Sold by ell de*lm. | PERSONAL PAROARAPMS Mr. W. H. Woods it <&)feoi)oced ti ? oaobidate (or Maglstasteio the lower division of Wateree township. Mr. Woods anoouooement ?it Id* teoded (or publication ear!lt>r but through no oversight Id our offloe was UDlnteotlooally omitted, which we re* gret, aod we apologise to ihe friends of Mr Woods who sent, to the au> nouuceuient for this omlsslOo ou our pari. s Misses Lottie and Mildred Miller, two ohanut 'iff yoU.og ladles of Jeffor son, are guests at^tue home of Dr. & Mrs 8. P. tirasingloD. Mlws Lottie MJller has recently returned from Obloago where bbe took a cc urge Id vooal culture, auditor singing has cburmed a number of. . her friends Id Canideu. Capt. W. M. Shannon went to Green* ville Friday evening to spend Suadav with Mi* Shannon who is vlsitlDg her daughter in that city. He return ed home yesterday. Miss Lizzie Rabon was taken sud denly ill on Sunday night and bad to bo taken to the hospital for treatment The matty frieDds of this young lady sincerely hope for her a speedy recov ery How the Trouble Starts Constipation is the ouuso of many ail menu aud disorders that make life miser able Take Chamberlains Tabl- ts, keep your bowel? regular anil you will avoid these diseases For sale by all dealers. Protractde Meeting we are requested to announco that a protraoted meeting will bngln at FIIdI Hill baptist church on Sunday, th 23rd Inst, (next Sunday) Tho public Is cordially invited Remarkable Cure of Dysentery "1 w*s attacked with dysentery about July 16tb, aud used the doctor's medicine and other remedies with uo relief onl\ itett ng worst* all i :e tim ? I was uu-tbl> to do anything aud my weight droppel ?rom 145 to 12 ) pounds. I suttcred for about i wo mouths when I wis advised U uso I hatuberlaiu ? Colic, Cho'era aud I)i arrho?'a Keimdy. I used two hottlec of if and it gave me permanent relief," writes H. \V Hill, of Suow Hill, N C For sale by all Meal cm Death of Mr Metts M*ny of our oiliz ns who remember Mr M M Metts very pleasantly will b? pained to le?rti that he died at hit. home neur St Matthews last Krldii) morning A number of years a^o Mr Metts resided iu Camden and married a Camden lady, Miss Hillings, who is a sister of the Messrs. Hillings of our city He is survived by his wife and seven children Mr Melts was one of best men we ever knew and we deep ly regret to learn of bis death CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ihd Kind YouHava Always Bought Beai'i tbe 41gxuuoro of County Campaign Opens The county campaign was formally opoued at Bethune yesterday There was a good attend auce at the meeting and good order prevailed us was to be expected The candidates for the senate were each present and they spoke first, followed :>y thejoaadldati-s for (he legislature and on down ?haw, tomorrow at Westvllle Thursday and Friday they will be in went wa t?rec,~Rabon,s Cross Roads and Blaney Saturday they will speak at Camden Saturday nlghtat the sobool louse In the mill village [Advertisement] RICHARD I. MANNING,^? SUM TER. FOR GOVER6T. Vote for Manning, because: He Is a practioal and successful farmer and knows what the farmer needs He Is working for better fer tilizers, at>d for better country condi tions He is a practical and succossful business mun and can administer the affairs of the State In the best man ner ? He Is a level headed man, of sound judgment, with tine administrative ability; he Is the kind of man thai gets things done ? He is a courageous man and he is an honest mun; ho does not form his views just to plen.se a crowd, nor doeB he pretend to bo one thing to one man and another thing to another? He will enforce tho law on the stat ute books without favoring one man over another ? . And because, with Manning govern or, South Curollna will prosper, will be law-abiding. will bo woll governed, and you will never bo sorry that jou voted for hlra ? LEE COUNTY ENDORSES MANNING FOR GOVERNOR Blshopvllle, 8. Aug 13, 11)14. To the Dernooratlo Voters of South Carolina: ? It Is a poor policy to split up our votes among n grout muny candidates; by doing so tomt) man that the minor ity does not want Id apt to get a pi li ra 1 1 by tn the first raoo and bo he the candldaie In the second race; when an a matter of fact a hig majority of pew pie are opposed to him We, farmer* and business men of Lee Co., wi^h to oommend to all our fellow Houth Car olinians our neighbor and a man we know well, Hon. itlohard I Muttnln^, an their choice for governor. Mr. Manning In first of all a sui'oe?eful farmer, and next. I? asuco<ssful hunt* ness man. lie le a man whose private life la above reproach. whose public life la always open, who takes a stand lo what ha thinks Is right and doe* not put his honet convictions aside for a stand that he does not believe In hut which will bring htm votes If eleoted he will make Booth Carolina an able governor, conducting the affairs of the St** along sound but progressive I t Irwin "United we etand; divided we fall." Wo urg? every good South Carolinian who want* to see our HUte well gov erned for the next two year# to vote for Riohard I Manning. J H. Stuokey, J w Boykln. Dr. A H Brown, ,W J* Joeey. .T. O. Mc Duffle, B W. Segart, I F Bennett, E. Altxander, A. F. Fowler, R A. Hanoook, F. B Scarborough, J P wll lon, Jr I Constipation Cstssss Sickness Don't permit yonntelf to hcoome oooul* pitted, m your eyetem immediately beglna to nt.norb poUon from th? baokwl up WMU matter. U?? Dr. King's N?w tafe Mils Hnrtk.ipwoH. There is no bettw eefe . guard agatnet lilneM. Juit take one do?? tonight. S6o si your drufgUt SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS MEET. 36th Annual County Sunday School Convention ? Sandy Grove and Cassatt Entertain Hand socuely The 36th annual county Sunday school convention n el al Sandy Grove churoh Wednesday and Thur?day of la?t week, and were entertained by the Handy Grove and Cassalt Sunday schools. The convention was opened with de votloual exercises, conducted by Kev. J C. Davis."" Mr P. U Fields, super ioteudent of the Handy Grove school, made a warm w??lc>iuo address, which was responded to by Mr. Arthur Hum phries In appropriate words Delegates were present from the va rious seotlous of tliecouuty, represent ing twenty- four schools In these schools there are 105 officers and teaobers and 2098 scholars. The av erage attendance ibo pasj year was 68 per oent. Tbe round table talk by Mr. Prank Whllden was an interesting and In structive feature of ifrb morning ses sion. How can u Sunday school worker Int-rest outsiders, was d scussad in a very Interesting maimer by Dr. Alva Humphries and others In the afternoon Mr A. J Beattie, presldeut of the Wesley Adult 13tble CiaxM .if the Lyttletxn s'.reet Methodist church, made u very forceful address on or^ttniz*'d cl isses. Rrv. C B Smith made a forceful address on (he home department and also on the Suudaj school as a means of building up the church. Tnursday morning the convention was opened with a sonjf service, con ducted fc\v Mr."- W hi I den Ttie special features of the mornink* ?eBsion wan ilie address by Prof. Heg ry A WUe, of Columbia, upon tb?* subject, * ''l'he Boyhood of South Car olina." This was a particularly in l?'r slinjr address, and ihe many prac tlcal suggestions brouiftn out madn a tiu iiuprexH'.Hi upoa thy large audi-* rinOf who h'?ard h!m "Ki-aohing the Unreached" was dis cussed b.\ Mr VV. A. ilatrison, of Co lumbia, in a deeply impressive man ner At the af ernooo session Mr Whil den impressed the convention with his tbji*cl ii'sjun, '1 be following o dicer 8 were elected tor the ensulnir term: J. C. Humphries, nresideui; M- 8sr? U N. Humphries, IV A Cautht n and J. M Murtiu, vice presidents; Or Alva Humphries, Sec retary aDd treasurer. s Au iuvuatior was received from Da mascus Sunday school for the conven lion to meet with them next year, and it was unanimously accepted. Damns cue has entertained the convention several times before and can be de pended upon to take spiendid care of tne delegates. The following resolutions were .inauimouhly adopted: Resolved, 1'hat -he thanks of lh s convention ure due und are hereb.v heartily fx?.eudt-d (hi g >od people of .?5und\ Grove u id Ci<88ntt for their very cordial christian greeting and tpen-how t"d hospitably accorded thn delegates in lUeir community and in their homes; to the congregation of Sund.\ Grove for the u>e of their church for their receptiou of the dele tfaies; to the choir for the delightful music furnished during our ineeetlng here. Also to Messrs F F WbildMi?, Henry A ?Viso and vV A Harrison, our visiting brothers, who by their in spiring words huvc contributed so largely to the success of this oonven* tion Resolved That we also wish to ex press to Bro J. (J Humphries, our ef our npprectXtloO X)T his tiniirlng efforts in promoting the MoiL ot this convention. The good ladles of this section pro vided abundantly (or all who attended the convention with the pubstantlal things of life as well as many of the delicaolos. Dinner was served on the rounds each day, and of the very est We have been to Sandy Grove a number of tlmss, and we were ?ure of the hospitality of the peoDle of that sfoilon of our county, and we knew In advance that ?hey would take the best of care of their sruests. we were accompanied to Sandy Grove by our better half, and we were ulegantly entorttiined by Mr. and Mrs. P 13. Fields, while at the home of Mr. Fields -we took a stroll through his farm, and were entertained by looking over his orop of tobacco. He had a lot qJ tobacco Id his barn curing It He Invited us to go Into the barn If we wished, we did so, but finding the temperature rauuing about 135 we did not stay very long We enjoyed every minute of our time while at Sandy Grove, and hope to visit this section again and asraln Costly Treatment. "1 who troubled with oonaiipation and in digestion a"d spent hundreds oi dollars for medicine aid treatment," writes C. H Hines, of Whitlow, Ark. "I w?nt to a St. Louis hospital, alno to a hospital in New Or leans, bu< no cure was efFooted On return ing home I began tak'ng Chamberlain'e Ta1 lets, and workod right along I usft thorn tor come lime and am now all right." Soid by all dealers. Death of Mrs. Truesdell Mrn Lu!n Truesdel, wife of Mr w J Tru?*s<.el, died at her home a few miles southeast of Camden on Mondnv, the 10th inst Mr* Truesdel, who was n daughter of Mr <fe Mrs A (J MoT eo:V lasurvlvtd o.v her hushnnd and eight ohjldten besides hor father and mother and a large circle of other relatives The funeral services wero held a? Dfulah church last Tuesday To th? irrlef-Btrtoken family wo extend our heartfelt sympathies Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S O ASTO R a A ? ?? Calomel May ILrt Your Liver Kvory time you tak? thl? powerful drug you aro In danger. Take l)od uon'? TjI ver Tone Inntead Calomel l? matte from mercury, and wUIU> merou ry han in >ny valuable unea, It In a dan geroua thing to Hwallow, If calomel ntaya In the ny?tern /ery long It nail vaton. Kvnn when It wofk? natu rally, It* after wffpot* are often had Ciyhnrn I)rux C)o will ?ell you Dod aon'a Liver Tone whloh I* ponltlvo'.y guaranteed to takn the place of calo mel. Liver Tone ntlmulaten the liver just enough to itart It Working, and doea not make you sicker than ever-? aa calomel often doe*. Yon feel good after taking Dodaon'n and It won't foroe y??u to atop mating or working af ter taking It. It la aa hrmeflolal for phtldran ** for adulta Try a Jarge hottle for fifty centn under tho guarantee that vour money will he given hack oheerfullv If you're Clttolax I CITKOLAX CITROLAX It's ft of o??rn? ? *nd th? niooftt hot wMtbor drink you ever (Mt?d Fluahen thoroughly and plMWftntly loo P 0 Crynltr RyrMQM*, N Y, k?T?: ' Hat# ?*?d UxittfM for 16 fHtt but thin Ol'roUx hw? got *t?ry thing b*?t ? ntU" Try it ?? tap & D?P*n , MANAGERS OF ELECTION The following named men have been appointed to serve as managers of election at the primary to be held on Tuesday, August 25, 1914 : - Abney? L. E. Klrkley, W. R. Outen, , John Ray. Ant loch ? H. C. McLendon, A. 0. Ba ker, A. Q. Bradley. I Beaver Dam ? R. A. Jackson, Eddie i Babon, J. O. Ford. , Belk Hill? D. W. Joye, 8. B. Stokes, C. K. McCasklU. Bethune ? L. K. Yarborough, J. L. King, A. K. McLaurln. . Beulah ? L. T. Dixon, L. M. West, C. B. Smith. Blaney ? S. W. Rose, W. L. Miles, F. A. Nelson. Buffalo ? J. It. Catoe, W. P. Sowell, J. L. Catoe. Canulen ? W. A. Schrock, It ,D. Wll lams, Charles K. Hough. Cantey HU1? O. E. Watts, W. H. Barfleld, W. It. Barfleld. Cassatt ? K. D. McOaskill, L. H.' Hall, Frank Elliott. Doby.-'s Mill ? John Porter, Milton Eakes, George Arledge. Enterprise ? Lem Young, Joe Mar shall, E. E. Lee. Cranny's Quarter ? S. H. Klrkland, W. H. Owens, L. R. Clyburu. Hanging Rock ? J. A. McCasklll, T. S. Bell, Jas. T. Copeland. Harmony ? J. M. Orlgsby, Willie Pas chal, T. M. McCasklll. Hermltuge ? W. T. Hasty, W. S. Qard- j ner, J. J. Munu. Liberty Hill? R. J. Wardlaw, H. F. Halle, E. L. Clements. Lugoff ? Joliu Parker, James Team, W. J. Burdell. Oakland ? Robert Lee Stokes, C. F. Pate, Isaac F. Holland. Pine Creek ? J. L. Williams, T. J. Truesdale, H. R. Taylor. Pine Tree ? D. T. Blackmon, Wallace Ilorton, W. N. West. Haley's Mill ? W. P. Rodgers, C. C. Joyuer, S. J. West. Roland ? W. E. West, Louis Spears, C. P. Bradley. Russell Place (Stoneboro) ? G. O. Hammond, J. H. Addison, J. F. Maglll. Salt Pond ? J. R. Nelson, B. T. Bran ham, G. M. Watts. Sandy Grove ? S. S. Stokes, H. C. Hall, J. W. Watkins. Shepard ? F. P. Tldwcll, S. B. Hat field, J. M. Stokes. S'Mimrock ? L. I. Baker, S. K. Gallo- J way, I. F. Baker. Shaylor .'s Hill ? L. L. Young, R. L. Sm.vrl, S B. Kelly. Stockton ? E. C. Pearce, J. C. Hum phries, T. L. Boy kin. Swift Creek ? J. Q .Godwin, E. Br Mathlas, W. A. Boykln. Three C..'s. ? J. H. Barfleld, John M. Croxton, J. Boyd Magtll. Twenty Creek ? Henry Watts, Wltte Rahon, R. T. Jackson. Westvllle ? T. A. Cautlien, D. G. Fletcher, L. M. Truesdell. L. A. W1TTKOWSKY, County Chairman. MONUMENTS For high yradf tnarblo and erranite for any. siz? tombstones, let me show you styles and quote prices Han D Arrants, Cam dun, S C, Route 5 PIANO TUNING Prof S Scull, the wnll known tuner, and repniror lfi at Camden for a feW> days Those wlbhlntj first class work phone 229 L All work guaranteed COLDS & LaGRIPPE 5 or 6 doses 606 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe; it acts on the lirer better than Calomel and does not gripe or .sicken. Price 256, TAX EXECUTIONS.; ** Pursuant to sundry tax execution* to me directed I will proofed to sol) on the first Monday in September, 1914, the following described property, to wit: Tract of land in Plat Rock township, bounded north by lands of Levi Kirk land; eaBt by Lr Li. Glyburn; south by R. L Bell, and west by Levi Klrkland levied upon as the properly of J. E. Oaskins House and lot in tbe oity of Camden, bounded as follows: South by York street;*West by estate of Mary Ballard; north by James MoGirt; east by An derson; levied upon as the property of Gilbert Arthur. House and lot In the city of Camden, boundeJ od the north by Fannie Small, east by Mt. Morlah Baptist church; south by York streat, and west by M iriha Pie, levied upon at the proper tv of Instate of Annie Lewis Lot and buildings thereon In (he city of Camden, bounded as follows: ' ?n the north by ditoh; east by Churoh street; south by Cary Ballard; and vest by John Mtokle, levied upon and to b?< sold as the property of Francis Bi'own. Li t with building thereon, bounded ? n the north by James; east by Jim Brasbane; south by Brown: west by Main street or said olty of Camden; luv.ed upon and to be sold as (he oroporty of Sa. ah Brown. Lot In city of Camden, bounded on the north by lot of Leslie Jackson; liy lot of G. T. Little; south by Ktug street, and west by O T. Little, levied upon as the property of Albert Kelly' Lot in the olty of Cumden, bounded on the north by Adam Brown; east by W.M- Kve> Jr? ?<?uth by lot of the alty >f Camden, and west by Main street, . levied uyon as the property of Kan ! sorn I)eas, Lot with buildings thereon, in the city of Camdon, bounded an follows*: On the north by Serlven; east by Mar ket Ktreot; south by Kichard Hallo; west by Jim Brisbane; levied upon an ihe property of Jena and Jim Griffin Tract of i>3 acres bounded north by lands of L. L. Clvburn; east by traots Nos. 3, 4, fS and 0 of the subdivision <>f a 100 ucre tract; south hy L J. Jor dan; west by L L, Clyhurn levied upon as iho property of T J. Bpradly for taxes of 1913 Lot l? th?? city of Camdon, bounded north bv York street east by Town Ditch; south by Halsall How property, and went by property of Helton. L? vied uwon as the property of A. li Handera. Terms of sh1?, cash; purchaser to pay for papers. W W. FTuokabne, 8. K. C NOTICE OF ELECTION. A petition having been filed with the County Board of hdaoatlon, signed by at leant one-third of the resident elec tor s and a like proportion of the resi dent frseholders of the age of twenty* one yearn, of school district No 3. aiklnp that an election be held to de ternilne whether or not a apodal levy of 4 mill* shall be made upon said Dlstrlot for sohool purposes, and the County Hoard of Education having granted said petition, notice Is hereby given that an eleotlon for said purpose will be held at Gumberry Hohool House on Wednesday, Aug 19, 1914, the polls to open at 8 a in and to olose at 4 p in At the said election each elector favoring tho proponed special levy ? shall oast a ballot con talnlng the word "Yes" printed or written thereon, and ?aoh elector op I posed to said levy shall oaal a ballot containing the word "No" printed Or I written thereon ' H. G. MoLandon, fi> B. fttokfln, J. B. Mftmhall, Bd of Truttaeg Sohool DUtrlot No. 3. Children Cry for Fletcher's The Kind You Have Always Bought, nud which has boon in use lor over 30 years, luis borne the signature of ?/J and has been lmdo under his per _ - V/ y sonal supervision since Its Infancy. /'Gbcc/U44 Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and ** Just-us-good " arc hut Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Inlants and Children? Experle nee against Experiment* What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. it Is pleasant, it contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Foverlsbncss. For more than thirty years It has been In comrtant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, "Wuul 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 Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THI CENTAUR C O M A N V . H?w ViMK CITV. Nothing adds as much to healtn and comfort during the hot sum mer iroiths as,a good sanitary Our line of Refrigerators are the best made. Let us show you. You will find at our store many articles that are absolutely neces sary during the summer months. Our stock of sporting goods is the best In town. fflalone-Pearce-Young Hardware co. Emerson Standard Mower Do you want the best and simplest mower on the market? Call on, us and we will show you and convince you of the im proved features of the Emerson. Satisfaction guaranteed. We have the agency ior this mower and Emerson Rake. When you need any farm tools we have a full stock and cater to the wants of the farmer. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Heavy Groceries, Hay, Grain, Etc. Get our prices before placing your orders an <J save money. Fresh car Larro Cow Feed just received. SPRINGS & SHANNON. Live Oak (;amp, mi>, 49, W. O. WM meets the lnt Phui^day night of >,aoh month. at K.OO o. m. All viftltinif Woodmen weloomo J. F. Rateman, G. O. W. E. JohnaonOlerk . Pine Cre?k Council, No 20. Indepen dent Order Junior American Mechanic* meets on the 1st and 3rd Friday nlffhtt f eaoh month In the hajl in tlw o/>orn house. Vlnltlnfc brother# cordially welcomed. G. W. Hlrchrooro, Gouwcilor. J. F. Hateman. It. K Camdoo Lorlpfl I. O 0? F., No. 119, mcpt* ??e?*y second and fourth rueaday at 8:90 P M . ? A.** Goodfcle, N. O. (. O. Hough Hflo'y. DeKalb Lodge. No, 41. mneU ?very 2nd and 4th Monday at 8:00 p. m. Vl?itor? are al w ay welcome. w. a. wn?on, o. o. M H Heynrmn. K of H. tk, H. Tbeeleotrio lights have been out out (or ?ever%f U?v? P??t, but we have tho promltenowof light# soOn, perhaps tonight f*orn the new city plant. Wnen thef get <06nn?ote3 lip We trait ami be i ilevrf that our light (Uraoultlea wlU he at an oud> * i v.4 ? . ??-I' 'J -J- v . _x.i.dW Thf regular oommunio^tlon o Kiirftha** Lodge, No 2t)\ A. F M. U -hold on tho llrst Tvuosday nWrlit of oaoh montli at rt.00 n. - ? - - - r * m. Vtsiltriii brothern cordially wol ooraed. It T. Ooodale, W. M J. W. Wilson. 8*c. Trespass Notice. No allowod upon my lands In Wont Watered Ki?M>. if, hunt ing and blackberry picklktf strictly forblddmi. Any ono violating this notlo? will bo doalt with according to law. A. I). KENNEDY. Money to Loan. On Improved farm* Ka?v *crtn? Ap ply to B B Olarko, Onwlnti S I* No. 666 -> Thlt It a proscription prepared etpeclaTIf (or MALAAIA or CHILL* A. FEVER. PWe or *is do*ee Will break any c*?e, ?nd If taken thert M a tonic the Fever will not return. It led on the liver better then Calomel end doe* not tripe or ricken. 25a Its Not Sound! How many investors have discovered the above when it's too late! To our patrons and custo mers we give, gratis, expert advice on GOOD INVEST MENTS ? advice and informa tion that can be relied upon. Have you an account HERE? If not, why not allow us to show you several reasons why you should? Anyway, ask us tor a copy of our last statement. While You Are Shopping Call a i:w minutes at the house that sells The Same Goods for Less Money Where great bargairis will be found in Embroideries and Laces China and Crockery Enarrelware of all Kinds Notions and Novelties In fact anything you wart at the lowest pos sible price at D. W. Rodgers' 10, 25c & $1 00 Store What "Bee Dee" "Bee Dee" on the label means REAL VALUB Inside the package, and RESULTS and SATIS FACTION after the contents have been used. Always ask for "Bee Dee" when you buy a stock or poultry remedy. "Bee Dee" remedies are pre f>ared from pure, medicinal ingredient* in a scien ific way, and are genuine medicines that you can depend on. _ TX ^ ^ STOCK a POULTRY C I JCC MEDICINE LINIMTNT ? DIP Bee Dee Healing Powder? Bee Dee Colic Remedy Means _ After Mine the Bee Dee Rtmedim tenerally for ?ometJmt, we take pJea ??tre In tarlnc that the* are Blvjnf entire satitfactlon, and we cheerfully recoai mend them. McMiDen Stock Parm, Waco, Texaa. Ton e*n get then at your dealer* ?, r n OPPORTUNITY Seeks the Man with Ready Money Prepare for hisicoming byiopening an account ati this strong Bank. First National Dank OF CAMDEN. ?c