Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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on Cotton &Urkt G?ocL middling ooUod if Med ?| 7 3-4 yesterday. Set* .,*e*ery u-low if PERSONAL PARGARAPHS We had a pleasant call one day last week frotn Mr George Barnes, a na tive of this cnuDtv, who was here on his br'dal tour. Mr Barnes Is n wa promioejt druggist in Washington He wis recently married and brought his bride south to see tne oountry a^d to meet some of the friends of his boy hood days. We had a pleasant call one day last I week from Mr Joho P Jones, ofLoug* town. Mr. Jones is one of the most progressive farmers to be found an> where. Ho has devoted much study to farming apd talks very interestingly of farm work. He was am<>n-i the far mers last fall thai olanied some wheal, and is eating his own borne made (lour, ham aud bacon produced ou his farm. Mr A. C. DePass, of Columbia, was In Camden Saturday. He returned Saturday night. Cost Kept Down- Quality Kept Up. No better medicine eoulu be made for coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness, tickl ing throat, bronchitis, etc., than Foley's Honey and Tar Compound That's wuy they can't Improve th* quality, and Var cr no war the price remains the same. No opiates. Don't take substitutes for Foley's Honey and Tar is the best. Zemp & DbPuss. Will Meet Wednesday, Oct. 14th We are requested b> Mr. J A Grims by to say that the commissioners of tho federal election wul meet at the courthou.se in Camdtn on Wednesday, Oclobei 14ih. for the purpose of ap pointing managers of the election Mr Grigsby is a member of tho board Death Mrs. Mollie I 'I aver, wife of MrL'-e Player, died at her home near (Jamden on September the 22ud She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs- James Bran huui She is ?urvived'by oje daughter and a number ol other relatives Dizzy Head, Fluttering Heart, Float ing specks. These are sign* ot Kidney and blad der trouble. You'll have headaches too, btto aches aud be tired all over Don't wait longer, but take Foley Kid ney Pills at once. Your miserable sick feeling will be gone. You will sleep well, eat well and grow strot.g aud active again, i'ry them. Zetup ?St DePass, Children's Day at Pine Grove Mr Editor: I i 1 ti v m been n quested to announce that there will be Chil ren'h dty at Pine Grove church iid Saturday, Uci 17lb which is the third Saturday, and the community at lar^e is Invited to com" aud bring well filled bahkcts Come one coine ah. Dannie Kubon. Keeps Liver Healthily Active. A man in Kentucky just told a friend that Foley Cathart c Tablets were the most wonderful medicine tiiat had ever entered his system. Said he would not bo without them. Neither woUid you If you had ever tried them. A thor oughly cleansing cathartic for chronic constipation or tor an occasional purge. Zemp & DeFass". Fine Turnips. Our friend, Mr C. B. Spradley, left at ou^1 office a few days ago some fine Bptcuums of his turnip crop. We think we will have to go out to his home and investigate him He seems to be a very progressive farmer. aomft weeka ago he wfta nelU.og j* eet pout >es in Camden, getting II 20 per io^\l8hel Tor them very readily. We appreciate the line turnips he left with us. Don't Be Botheaed with Coughing. Stop It with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Jt spreads a Boothing healing coating as It glides down the throat, and tickling, hoarseness and Dervous backing are quickly healed. Children love it ? tastes good and no Ot/latds. A man in Texas walked 15 miles to a drug store to get a bottle Best you can buy for croup and bron chial coughs Try it. Zemp & DePasR Masons Meet at Antioch. The regular communication of Anti och Lodge, A F M , was held on Fri day night of last week. The Master's decree was oonferrnd on one candidate and there wii also a candidate for tho seo >nd degree. Mr J B Wal lace, Deputy Worshipful Grand Mas ter, presided Dr. A W. Burnet and Mr C W. Blrchmore, from Kershaw Lodge, No 21), were also present. Mr. D W Joy l? Worshipful Master of the Antioch lodge, and Is an en thusiastic mason Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O ASTO R I A Donth of an Aged Citizen. Mr J. K A oxmider, oner-fthe most highly res pooled citizens of CatndeD, died at the l^omo of his son-in-law, Mr. Will Turner, on Monday of last week, and tlio funeral services took l?laoo on Puesday, con 'noted by his pastor, Dr. John A. Davison. Mr. Alexander had passot^hls three score and ten years. For a number of years he resided in Cumden, having moved here from the eastern seutlon of the county. He was a confederate veteran and was held In vory hlffh esteem by his old comrades, who with a'host of other fi'*?hds will deeply regret to learn of his death Don't Take Wrong Medi cine. If your llvnr gets lazy you need a liver tonlo, not mere^v a laxative for tho bowels Many people tako a sim ple laxative when the II vor gets sIuk ftlsh rather than tako oalomel, whloh they know to l>e dangerous (tut a < inere laxative will r.ot start a siuggUh liver What I* needed U a tonlo that will liven up the llvnr without forcing you to stay at home and lone a day from your work You have suoh a tonlo In DodsoiVs Liver Tone. Dodson 's LI vor Tone In all that In olalnvd for It, because tho druggists who sell It agree to hand back the money with a smile, to any por*->n not satisfied with the relief I)odson's gives. I> <in n'* Liver Toue In a vegetable It^U'fl with a v?rv pleasant taste and Ik a prompt and reliable r rnedy for constipation, biliousness, aour storn aoh and torpid liver Tli" Clyhurn Drug Company srive It their p.-rsonal guarantee Large bottle of Dodson's LI ver Tone In only no cento Korchlldren and grown peo 8 i|e it Is the Ideal medlotne. Try It on he guarantee. They Make Yon f eel Good The plftHHiint pnrgfttivn effeot produced hy Chsmh*iriaiti'* I aMot* nnd th* ii?ai<hy oondition of holy and mind wh>oh thay create m?k? one feel joyful For s*le hy All dealers. open ud this we?k, and ' teveral have a start. We made a visit to ffiS Xiug< fl *ebool Wedoesd^j porni ng 'and spent several hours th*Sre* This school was fortu nate Id tffVTlng Miss Jeooie Sanders b ten a^ain (or another session. Miss Suaie Kabo, of l?-ck Hiii, is also a , teacher in this school. Liyt setsioD we had something to say of the good work o I this school and it tfives i's pleasure to speak of it again The he.uty co op-ration of the trui s makes it possible to get good ret-/ The grounds have been put in good conuition, the hedg* planted last fall is coming along nicely, and within a few years 't w<li be ops of the most at tractive xchoul grounds in the state A neat fence encloses the school house and grounds. Since school c'ios?d last spring the building has been com pleted and painted There aie two cluss rooms, two cloak rooms and an auditorium An enterta* ument was given Frid ty night for th* purpose of raising money to buy fuiniture for the auditorium This Is being made a model rural scbrol. When *he teach* ers' institute Is held tn Camden in Novem ?r Miss Sanderg will be asked to bring her primary grade over to it so that tho splendid work she is doing can be seen by the other l.-acbers of the county, It will g? to show that jnst as ycod work can be done in the rural schools as is doue in the city schools We found forty-seven pupils In at tendance Wednesday. < >nlv a few were absent and several' more to come in. It ia a pity tbat when our schools open up th >t every child iu the neigh borhood does not begin on the' opening day The late ones are always placed at a disudva :tage, act! it is so helpful to the child as well as the teacher for them to all enter at the same time. Miss Kale Murchison, principal of th*- Beaver Dam school has returned from quite an ext. nded vUit north, and is very much improved as a result <if her trip. She and Miss Anrie Kate Alford. will agalD lie in charge of the Beaver Dam school. This school is li.CHled in District No. 18, a few miles east of Camden, and opened up yester day. This school is exceedingly for tnnate in getting these same teachers back for another yerr, and they have been employed for an eight months term. The Cleveland and McLeod schools opened up last week with good enroll ments Mrs. Nellie IV ft ree is principal of the Cleve'artd school ind Miss An nie West is the assistant This is on? of the blue ribbon schools ? the one that captured the largest number of prizes on Field Day. They are in fine trim for another year of successful work The Cantey Hiil school has b?H ti running for sevf ral weeks. Mlsh Har ris, the teacher, is do ug good work in this school Blaney, Ridgeside, Crescent and CoDCord schools will open next Mod Oav lJlne Grove aud Waieree schools will open Monday, November 2nd. fho Ho* kio and Stockton schools have already opened up. Weotvllle school opened up yesterday Miss E> a Britton is in charge of this school. Some of the schools are opening up a little late mo uccount of the crops hat have to be harvested and the scarci.ty of money to get hired help with makes it necessary for some of the children to. pick cotton, and then as the OMnditlarj^^'ought ou account of the Europea??|*faY will retard ^the col lection of taxes some M Ukjffeired that there will be a sc^rotfp' Of- inoney at first with which to pa*,. teacher* But we cannot afford to let the Interests or our echoolB suffer; they paust te kept going. W hen books open it would be a pattjmlfo duty for taxpay ers to pay thei^Hes as early as pos Bible bo that trouole and uneasiness about school money shall not occur. Lei us all remember bow Important It is to educate oor children. They are the greatest assets we have aud wu can not afford to negipct them, Miss Fannie Lee Setzer, the can ning club orgunlzer, has returned from her vacation spent at her home In Rock Hill, and will get out again among the members of her clubs in the county. She has done fine work In the face of discouragements. Dizzy? Billions? Constipated? I)r, King's New T Ife fills will cure you, cause a healthy Mow of bile and rids your stomach and bowels of waste and fermenting body poisons They a. e a Tonic to your stomach and liver and tone tho genera) system. First dose will cure you of that depressed, dizzy, bilious and constipated condi tion 2f>c all druggists. Sumcrsault Elephant The Mighty Haag Railroad Shows have the only elephant doing a com plete somersault without the aid of a man or mach'ne The elephaut doing this wonderful trick is named '"Major" and all the trainer has to do when wishing the elephant to turn Is to say "Major, over," just as you would to the ordinary dog Don't miss seeing the suireraault elephant when visiting Tho Mighty Haag Railroad Shows at ('amden on Thursday, October 8th Chronic Dynpcpaia. The following unsolicited tentimonial should oorlainly lie nullinent to give hope rikI ooura e to persons titlhoted with ohron. lo dynpppsia: "I Imve been % ohronio <lyn peptio for years, and of all (ho medioine I have I ft W c n , Ohamhrr Iain's Tablets Iirt? done me more good than anything pIho,'' t?a\s VV U. Maitisrn, No. 7 Hlierman St., HornellPTille, N, Y. For utile hy all dealers. Thfi Hung Shown Unloading To IhOH* who have novi r soon a bltf show unloading from Us train of jara. a grand Right Is In storo for thorn on Thuinday, th?- Hih, whon Ihn Mighty IIhak Railroad Shows will arrlva horn To thoun who havo novor fc?en shown unload, thoy will poo something very Interesting In the system of the Haag Shows, whloh Is ar. Improvcmcnl on tho uaual shows un'oading The shows will arrive about. 4:3" o'olook and wlil start to unload hIi >ut live orc'ock, a?d will exhibit h'-r af ternoon and evening, October 8th Children Cry * jR F t CHER S G 3 'T O R I A ? ? ? I Stop that I'lrst Pall (Jou|(h Chrok your first full couifh or Cold At once don't wait ? It may lead to ho i rlous Inng trouble, weaken your vital i Itv And develop Into chronic lung all- i niont (lota bottle of l)r Hell's I'lne I'ar Honey today; It Is pure and harm less-? us* it freoly for that fall o<>iigh or Gold If hfthy or nhllriron arn si k glv> It to them, It will relieve quickly and permanently It soothe* ih<- Irri tated throat, lung and air pAssAges, I <oosnns phlegm, Is antiseptic and fortifies the system against colds It surely prevents cold germs from get t' ng a hold. OuArantoed Only 26c at your druggist 1 terms iq various instances were length I eued and * plead id work ?ai done in I many of the schools. A i>er?Uteot ef I fori his been made lo srcure only good aod efficient teachers The school wurk preseuts a great problem, and one thut is very comp ex Various conditions art to be met, and it is of the utmost importance that se fishness be elimitjawd ^nd th.?t Derfect bai rnony prevail if the ver. best resu Is are t.) j be had i'be hearty co-operalion giv en by a large numoer of trustees., , teachers and pat>-oo8 has been very gratifying to the county superiuten dent He siucer?'ly wishes to have the heartv co operation of all who are in anywise interested in educat.on. There should never be any friction in so im portant and deiicate a matter as school work The child's interest should predominate This is dec'ded jy the day of the child The child is beginning to come into its own, rnd we sincerely hope that the time will soon come when every child in the ru ral districts will be ifiven an equal chance for an education. The state superintendent of education has very heartily endorsed the work of the Kersuaw county supet intender.t The fol lowing letter, written voiunla rily lo him by the state superir tendenl of education, is very much ^predated by Mr. Birehmore, and will also be appreciated by his Iriends throughout the county: State of South Carolina, Deuitimeut of Education ColuWbiu, S. C., October 2 IS 14. Supt. C. W. liirohmorr. Camder., S. C. Dear Mr Birchmore: ? Th?> re-checklng of your annual re port has been a genuine satisfaction. Our lattice is tfrat'-fui for your co-op eration in this work Accept my congratulations upo* the progress >ou have secured. Your pol icy of dividing large districts with two ( r more white sell uis into smaller ones containing only one white school is producio^ a goou effect While four new districts have been created during the year, nine speciai tax levies have Uet n voW-ri, and live n"? build ings er-cted . Hv^ry indication points to the growth of a healthy sentiment for more etlieient schools in Kershaw County. Wishing you continued success durlug 1914-15, I am Yours respectfully, .1 K Swe?rinsfen, Stale Supt of Education Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S /ASTORIA Georgia Man Is Rescued Horn Dreadful affliction in I Ime. I Resident of Woodstock Finds Him self Restored After His Physi cians Failed. T. A Lewis, who lives out on Route 3, Woodstock, Ga., was the victim of stomach troubles fur a lontf time He ti led the treniment ol many d<iCtors He tried nil suris ot remedies His sufferings were a serious handl * ' ' work. Stomach Remedy. Just as it always does, the llrst dose proved to him what could be doue for his ailment. He took tbe full treatment; then wrote "I have taken your wonderful stom ach remedy and am feeling better than I have felt In four years "Your remedy does just what you claim it will do "I tried several doctors, but they did me no Rood I am glad that 1 hive found your wonderful remedy I have recommended it to some of my neighbors who need it " Mr. Lewis' experience is just like that of thousands of others who have been delivered from stomach troubles. Mavr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy clears the digestive tract of mucoid ac cretions and poisonous matter. I? brinds swift relief to sufferers from ail ments of the stomach liver and inteh tinal disorders Many declare that it has saved them from dangerous oper ations; many are sure It has saved their lives | We want all pec pie who have chro nic stomach trouble or constipation, bo matter of how long standing, to try one dose of Mayr's vVcnderful Stomach Remedy ? one dose will con vince you. This is the medicine so many of our people have been taking with surprising results. The most thorough ystem cleanser we ever sold Mavr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Is now sold here by Zemn & Dei'ass and druggists everywhere. A Lame Back - Kidney Trouble Clauses It . And it wil' give you even worse if not checked Mrs H T Stray nge, Gainesville, Ga., w>s falrl> down on her hack with kidney trouble and In flamed bladder She says: "I took Foley Kidney I'ills and now my back Is strontfnr than in years, and both kidney and bladder troubles are en tirely gone." Zemp & Del'ass tried Mayr's Wonderful Kunrmge Sale. The ladies of the Method will have a rurnage sale In the " DloBlo Block next .Saturday, and solicit your patronage Drop In and see what they have for you During the county fair they will also furnish lunch at the fair grou nd ???? A Visit to Boonetown We spent Sunday In Roonetown sec- | lion. Sunday m'?rnlr?^ we drove up | to the homo of Mr (J K Price any after dinnei with Mr. Price and family and Mr. & Mrs J. K Jordan, who wore also if tic itn of Mr & Mrs. Price, we went over to the Suddy school which is helnif conducted In the huildinif used fur the Look hart school Mr. Price Is superintendent of this school and Is much Interested in the work Wo were Invited to take charge of tho Sunday school for the ovenin^, which we did After lecturing on the lesson for the clay we tfavo a hr(ef object Ins son which seemed to hav? be-n appre ciated hy those present. The room was filled, some not h>ir?|f able ?o ho seated Thero i? no reason why a flne work could nut he thine at this point. The people are responsive and ap preciate the assistance tflveh them The hulld'np of a school house In th's se.-tion will he of |fr?>at benefit Work upon It will llkelv hetrln this week, or just as soon as some material can he gotten on the ground Thin Is a fine section of our county and only n -eds development Home enter prising famU'os have already located In here and are doln^ well. CASTOR I A For InfantN and Children. I fin Kind You Han Always Bought I Henri t.hfl , dlgnniure of ?erl fami.y were all burned to the jf round. Knob house was partially covered by j Insurance I Thn McBee high school baseball ! team played a gaoie with tbe hi^h school team here on Friday afternoon, j The renult was a score of 10 toO.ln fv v>r of McBee Cu. tts who pitched for McBee did not allow a bit, and ooly 1 one man for Bethune got cd base du? | rlDi? the entire irame. Batteries: Mc Bee, Curtis and Bolin; Bethuoe, Cly burn and Stokes. Uev J. M. Forb's" attended CoDga ree Presbytery last we^-k Wh regret to siate 'that one of the twin babies o' Mr anu Mrs. H. W. N'Hlhcutt is quite sick Four members were bapt'red and re ceived into the Baptist church last Ditrht. The Old Fiddlers' Convention an nounced in last weeK's paper, will be h^'d in tb*> hl^h school auditorium at McBee on Friday nl^ht, Oct, 9th. All tiddlers are Invited to participate A most enjoyable evening is promised all who attend. Why can't Betbune have a Lyceum course this winter? A number of our citizens could arrange a splendid , course here and all over expensoaH could be donated to the graded school. 1 Messrs. Kalph McCasklll, Lorin^J Davis and Flvnn Kelly recently ieft to. attend the Presbyterian College 4t Clinton. As your correspondent has been con fined to his room for some time, he has bo'-n unable to gather much local uewa. Nearly every fellow you me?t these days is growling about hard times. Kverv one in aware of this fact and we do not see that this spirit of pessimist^ help, the situation any Why onl makr the best of ii instead of tfrumbj lint; and howling about something than can't be helped? We notice that thonfl that grumble tbe loudest are the fellows that can the u ost easily stand the. strain. J We suggest that the next legislature pass a more rigid law in regit rd to the pre veutionjof cruelty to animals The wh> some poor half starved horses and mules are treated by the humaq. brutes who drive or work them Is In deed Rham'ful. J Here's ii> ? pi qk that the extra session of the legislature, which convenes to morrow, will enact lasvs that^ will re lieve the present financial stringency if that is possible. J E G, Po-Do-Lax Banishes Pimples. Bad blin d, p mpie?, headnches, bil iousness, torpid liver, constipation, etc , come from indigestion. Take Po Do Lax, the pleasant and absolutely sure laxative unil you won't suffer from a dt- ranged stomach or other | troubles It will tout- up the liver and puilfy the blood. U-e it regularly and you will stay wwil, have clear i complexion and steady uerves Get a 50c bottle today Money baett if not satisfied. All druggists Rheumatism Pains Stopped The tlrsi upp'<ication of Sloan's Lin ent goes right to ihe painful part ? H penetrates without rubbing ? It stops the Rheumatic Pains around the joints ami gives relief and comfort Don'i suffer! Get a bottle today It 1b a fttmilv medicine for all u&Ids, harts, bruises, cuts, sore throat, neuralgia and chest pains, hurts, bruises, outs, ' sore throat, neuralgia and chest pains Prevents infection Mr Chas H Went worth, California, writes: "It did won-'j ders for my Rheumatism, pain is ?od$ as soon as 1 apply it. I recommepd. it: to my friends hs ;he..h;? Llatnual !? ever used." Guaranteed 26o at your druggist "ciTROL^X* Users say it is the ideal, perfect lax atlve drink M J Perkins, Greea Bay, Wis , says: "I have used pills, oils, salts, etc, but were all disagreeable and unsatisfactory. In CltrolaX I have found the ideal laxative drink." For sick headache, sour stomach, lazy liver, congested bowels, Cltrolax is Ideal. Zemp & DePass. R1NGLING CIRCUS. World's Greatest Shows and Spec tacle "Solomon and the Queen of Sheba" On October 9th Ringling Brothers' circus will ^Ive .wo performances In Columbia 8. C Many new features have been added this year, the most notable of whloh is the spectacle "Solomon and tb<' Queen of Sheba " This colossal pro duction is presented with a cast of 1,250 people, a ballet of 3<X) dancing f lrlH, 735 horses, 32cameln and a train oad of scenery, costumes and proper ties on the biggest stage In the world Following the spectacle a circus pro gram of unusual brilliancy wiil be pie sented, Included an array foreign and American acts new to the circus world The menagerie contain* 1,000 wild ani mals, 41 elephants, live giraffes and a "baby /.o?" The Circus is transpor ted on H4 double length oars Special arrangements have been made by the rail roads to accomodate the crowds that will visit the circus from this city and the sourroundlnK country ? Adv HEARD IN CAMDEN Ho# Backs Have Been Made j Strong ? Kidney Ills Corrected ^11 over Camden you hoar It. Do&n'a Kidney I * i 1 1 h are keeping up tho good work Camden people are tolling about It - tolling of had hacks made Hound Htfiun. You can bollevo lb testimony of your own townspeople They tell It fur the benefit of you wh' are suffering If your bank sch'-s, if you le?)l lame, sore and mlneralde, if tho kidneys aot too frequently, or pas nagos are painful, scanty and off color use Doan'? Kidney I'iils, the remedy ihat has he. pod many of yo.ir friends and neighbors Follow this Camden citizen's advice and (five Doan's a chance to do tho same for you Alexander Itoone, county jailer, Cumden, says: "Since having typhoiJ fever some yonrs ago, my kiwnoys huve been weak If I caught a cold, It usually Mettled in my kidnnys and brought on backache I used Doan's IKi- ney Pills and one and a half boxes made a euro. M y back has been in good shape over since " I Price f>Oo, at all doalors Don't sir ? | ply ask for a kidney remedy ? g t j Doan's Kidnoy PIM# ? the * -me th>?t Mr. itoone had Foster- Mllburn Co , j Props , HufTalo. N Y. Avoid -c<latlve Coutfh MimIUTmo*. [f yu want 10 contribute ?l i r ? o 1 1 ? io tue ooourrcnn* of oardParv hinno ill* and pneumonia una oougli nodiotnea thai ?on tain ood'iie, morphine, heroin and othi?r *e dative* when you ha?e a oough or oold An expeotorant lik" Chamberlain'* Cough It i- what ia mp.mIrcI, Thai nlean* oui the culture bed* or breodin# plao?H for ihe germ* of pneumonia and other germ <li* eaue*. That in why | nmrnoni* neter r# H?i | ? m from a cold whun Chamberlain'* ( ough Remedy in ii/ted It ha* a world wide reputation for it* onra* It contain* no morphine or other sedativo. For sa> by alUdealtrp, Children Cry for Fletcher's The Kind You Have Always Bought, r.nd v. hi* Ii 1k:s be< 11 lu use for over 30 years, has borne the signature <>t and has been made undvT 1:1s pcr - j//V/7-5a?^~ sonal supervision since Its infancy. Wc /-COCc/Li/M Allow no one t?> deceive you in thi<. All Counterfeits, Imitations ant! " Jvst-as-good " arc but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children? Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute f->r Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant, li contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee, it destroys W'orrm and allays Feverish ness. Tor more than thirty years ii; lias been in constant use for the r< !ief of Constipation, Flatulency, "Wind Colic, ail Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates iho 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 ie Kind Zc!$; ^age a?d ? 1st low urance. ace Now A. J. BEATTIE, Pres. & Treas. R'M?4WiV! J. M. McLEOD, Secretary. BUY YOUR Stationery and School Supplies FROM THB Messenger Book Store SORTMENT IN THE CITY. You Need a Tonic There are times in every woman's life when she needs a tonic to help her over the hard places. When that time comes to you, you know what tonic to take ? Cardui, the woman's tonic. Cardui is com posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which act gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs, and helps build them back to strength and health. It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak, ailing women in its past half cer'ury of wonderful success, and It will do the same for you. You can't make a mistake In taking CARDUI The Woman's Tonic Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark., says: 'I think Cardui is the greatest medicine on earth, for women. Before I began to take Cardui, I was so weak and nervous, ai.d had such awiul dizzy spells and a poor appetite. Now I feel as well and as strong as I ever did, and can ert most anything." Begin taking Cardui today. Sold by all dealers. Has Helped Thousands. t< CAMDEN Thursday, Oct. '8th 3 RINGS 2 STAGES THE WONDER SHOW! f Its Triumph Reaches Beyond tho Soasl Capital In* vested, $1,250,000. 680 ? Peroons and Hor*??-6AO 50 Cases and Dens of Wild Animals* Caravan of Camala 2BigTr?ini (JouMe 0 A I ft fl Acl?, FoatUfr* tod Fluro- IRA length K. K. Cart it ? IUU pctoSenMU lUU HERO? OF ElEMUNTt, IRCLUOINO THE TWO SMALLEST IN THE WHOLE WOILD SEE .notficit ?om 1. 00 1, WONDERS Filling 3 Ring*. 2 Stage#, Mile Hip podrome & great aerial cJome.The acme of *1L human en-? deavor r POSITIVELY THE MOST TREMENDOUS. r Gorgeous and Glittering Stze?t Parade ever ?een tince the be ginning of time* on downtown streets at 10:30 a. nw exhibition f day. One ticket admit* to every* thing advertised. 2 & 8 pan. rain or ahiao Scrubs Fatten Quickly You want yottr pigs to eat as much as possible when you fatten them. . Give them a great variety of feed, keep the appetite keen and the digestion in ; good order, and you will obtain the desired result; < ? Igpecially ii you mix wlfh the grain ratio* a dose of if> tbf ?r Iced. I ?ooq bad (in*. hul'liT-Jooking hon, which tutudmaovw MB KJundk k. in miw. Danltric, W. V?u Your Chance TO MAKE MONEY We purchased large stocks of Flour, Bacon, Lard, isugar, Coffee, etc. before the prices ad vanced. It will pay you to get our prices before placing your orders as we carry a full stock of heavv Groceries, Bagging, Ties, Cotton Sheets and Farmers' Supplies. Do you need Fertilizers for your Winter Garden? The winter garden needs more fertilizers than the spring garden on account of getting the seed to germinate See us and we will tell you the best kind to use. SPRINGS & SHANNON. OUR BUSINESS IS BANKING And our efforts are directed towards that alone. We do not make it a pract ice to ask you for your hanking business e c< pt through th ^ medium of this paper, hut th it does not that we are not anxious for your business, Wear j and it you will allow us the opportu nity it shall he our constant aim as well as pleasure, to endeavor to merit your confidence and patronage. First National Bank OP CAMDEN.