Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which ha* bt*w* la uHe for over 80 yearn, hat* home tho ftlgnatnre of m and ha* boon made under his per All Counterfeit*, Imitation* and " Ju*t-u?-good " are but Experiment* that trill? with and endanger the health of Infant* and Children? Experience agalunt Experiment. What is CASTORIA CuHtorlu Im a XwrmleM *ub*tltute for Cantor Oil, Pare goric, I>roj>M and Soothing Hyrup*. It I* Pleammt. It eon tain* neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic HubHtunce. It* ago 1m it* gnarantee. It dcHtroy* Worms and allay* FeverUlme**. It . cure* Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieve* Teething Trouble*, cure* Con*tlpatlon and Flatulency. It a*?lmllate* the Food, regulate* the Htohiwli and liowel*, giving healthy and natural *leep? Tho Children'* Panacea-? The Mother'* Friend* GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Honal h II P?r v IhIoii h! I wo 14 * liilUnr.y. Allow no one to deceive you lu thl*. Bears the Signature of The Kind You toe Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. ? ?' COMPANY, r? MUMMAV ITMtT, N(W VOHK CITY. If It's a Horse Buggy, Wagon or I larncss you need- we are in a popiti in -to furnish your wants along this line. We do a Livery business also. Stylish and handsome turnouts can be h id at our Stables. Camden, stsec W. W. KING YOU WANT a Better That question will ho asked you almost clailv hy business men seeking your Herviivs.it y?m qualify? take the l)rau> hon Training? and show ambition to rise. More H ANKF.KS ijidoiso l)RAl'(ill< <N'S Colleges than indorse all other busi ness eulleges C< )M HI N KlJ. 48 Colleges In 18 Slates, international reputation. llMttk I tttc ? T> in' n rl? I nf, I'ciinitf iinIiI|>, KiikI Itli , H|ioll ln?r, Arithmetic, fitter Writlnc? RatlneM lAw KltKr; auxiliary lirnnrhr*. (iood POSITION^ GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions. nooKxeeping. Uook keepers all over tho United States say that I Jrsiughon's NfwSysti'tn ('l H< ? >k keeping saves them from 25 to 50 per rent in work and worry. Shorthand. l'raetu-ully all U. S. ofii cial court teportets write tho System of Shorthand lHan^hoa Colleges teach. II hy/ Hecanse thov know it is the best . Homn Study. Thousands of bank cash - fVrv, book />?<?<? f>t*rs t and stenographers are holding Cpod positions as the result of taking Drtuitfhon's Homo Stidy. CATALOGUE. For prices on lessons ny MAIL, write J no. F. Draughon, 1'iesidoht, Nashville, Tenn. For/Vwcat j aiogue on course A P COL. I.EGE. write I>KAU(WION*S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Greenville or Columbia, S. C., or Augusta. G?., or Na.hvilU, T.nn. WHAT?$* NICER JUST ASK YOUR WIFE IF SHE WOULDNT LIKE TO HAVE A NEW RANGE? SHE'LL LIKE THE KIND WE SELL. COME SEE. ? - __ A. D. KENNEDY SENSE OF DANQEIL Develops*! to s Msrhsd Dsgree In Msn Who Work In Minn. There Ik something sImiiiI mlues Umi ftppCill* tO the ? U J >?- 1 ? I It loll* til (IIUII tflnd writes '|* l,uu*- Curler in thv Mining and Mcieiititic IVes* One of tli* tpnmi iiiTjrkfd I'fli'i'ix iiiix iioiicik! In ineu WUi* ua v e spcui ?..? i of theli llfo tn mining Is o sense oi danger thai suddenly comes over them "Mouie would call till* family t Imp ?Ixtb sense," bo write* "If yu u u m k ?><i a minor bow bo kuow? there u some tbiug wrong bo will reply Hint In- feels it I bad a remsrkable Illustration of this a fow year* ago "I was walklug along a main drift wllb a mine capjpin, u uian who. bad boon worklug'-tti mines for over forty yoara. Iiuvlug start ed an h lud lu the mines of Comwull Suddenly be stopped and exclaimed ib.it something was wrong "For ibo llfo of mo 1 could not set a thing amiss. Tbe timber* seemed solid, and tbo drive pillar* looked 10 cure Mm the captain \va? out ?* lb fled and Insisted 00 ('limbing into ibv stopo to In vestlgate There be found a (urge crack, running for hundreds of feet, Indlciitlug s movement of the strata of aerloua proportion* "Had lf)lr> discovery uot been made III Mine there would have Immmi a serl oiih accident In the mine, wldi a prob nble loss of life I dare au> I lie yearn of experience In tbe mine had develop ed h power ln; him which the men culled superstition. but wblcb was real ly tlw? faculty of accurate observation | wblcb to blm seemed unconscious.' . ! MADE HIMSELF BLUSH. Trick by Which an Aotor Achieved ? Realistic Stags Effeot. Daniel I*' roll man In bis "Memories of h MunH??r" telln of a muscular trick by wblcb Mr F K. Maokay ticliU'Ved tin astonishing stage effoct It wuh in Itronson Howard'M "One of Our Ulrls" Mr Mackay was playing the part or a French count, wbo, in one of the chief situations of tbo play, Is nlapped In the face with a glove by un English <?fflcer Mr Boward's Idea was that tbo count should become violent and furious (at tbe affront but .Mr Mackay contended that as be had been shown in the play to be an export duelist and accustomed to danger bo whh uot likely to lose control of bliii soif Mr. Howard saw the point Tbo re Hult was that the Frenchman received the insult without the movement of s muacle Be stood, rigid- Only a flash of the eye for an Instant revealed bis emotion Then tbe audience saw. bin face grow rod and tt)en pale. This was followed by tbe quiet announce ment from tbe count that he would Mend Ms seconds to the Englishman This exhibition of facial emotloo be trayed by the visible rush of blood to the actor's face was frequently noted at the time Ik was a muscular trick. Mr. Mackay put on a tight collar for that Hceue and strained bis neck ngninst it until the blood enme, and when he reii'iiHod the pressure und tbe blood recedcd tbe effect was reucbed A Joke That Went Astray. To Illustrate tbe fact that Home per sons are devoid of tbe scns*? of humor tills story vvua told at u downtown luncheon club: "I forgot to pay my newsboy last night and wben I saw him tbls morning gave blin tbe & cents due htm and mild. 'I thought every minute last night you'd send a collector for tbls *N aw, not on your life; not If you owed me twlcst ns much A.n hour later the boy came to my office, where be had never been before, wult ed for me and when I came said: Kay. I'm awful sorry you thought | was sore about de nickel Ye needn't pay cue uever till ye want to. and about Bendln' for It? nix.' 1 thanked him. and now for trying to crack a Joke i have secured a long line of credit"-- New York Tribana The Aurora Borealls. According to a theory enunciated by Professor Lenard. the aurora borealls Is formed of cathode rays, emitted by tbe sun aud deflected by the terrestrial magnetic Geld In the upi>er strata ot the atmosphere. The teloelty of these cathode rays must be neurly equal to that of light and very much greater than tbe velocity of cathode rays pro duced In tbe laboratory 1-enurd con eludes tbat these extremely "hard" cathode rays are emitted by unknown radioactive substances in the sua. Business Tset. Boss? Mr. Jones, you have sold more neckties than any clerk I have ever had. How do you do it* Clerk? When a young man selects s tie I say. "That's too young for you." When ao old man picks ons I say, That's too old for you." Tbsy both bits -Toiedfc Bladsi Knew Whet Hs Wsntsd. She ? I do not cars to marry you. I do not care to oran talk to you. Re fa widower) ? That la precisely tbe reasoo I want yoa to marry me.? New York Herald The Finish. **1)14 the play bar* a bappy ending r* "It might ha Te been worse. II y wife only loot her bandkarchlkf and one flora."? Kansas City Journal Man's laving Qraeet All man are born laay. bat tn some ?f them tba sense of aha me la atroun anooyh to overcome tt? Chicsgo Rec erd-HeraU Gbasrfatnass li what grsMis tba amies of tba world; MO* people go. tfctoosb Ufa wall lig Hrf* ? rs-? ?* - - k':';", ..?. ?Si '. . M - ? Z Mr. K. V. Walker Wed*. p'r./m '? hun-day's Blate, w? take j tho fol. Mtjj account of n><! mm- i rlnjo, mi Oringebnrg, of Mr. It. V. W iHc< rj former manager of the Hell 'it iephone Company's headquarters at Cum dun: "Orangeburg, Oct. 4.? -A quiet marriage lust Thursday afternoon the union of Mrs. HuwIju l'erry clear IUev?s and It. F. Walker, man jigor of the Southern Hull Telephone headquarter* In thl? city. The cere mony took place lu the afternoon at the Episcopal church, lu the pres ence of a^few friends and uear rela iivOI, the Rev. W. 8. Holmes offi ciating. " IllfiUliAlf NKWH NOT KM . The low price of cotton Is caus- j ing a great many of our farmers to have, the blues. With a fine crop, our people expected to have auuu# clear money this fall, but from present Indications they will realize but a email profit from u large crop Cleveland school opened Monday with a fair enrollment considering the very busy season, with Mien Nel lie vSimpHon as principal and Miss Ida Mae Kvans as assistant. The trustees have added a new coat of S>rilnt to the school house which gives It a very handsome appear ance. Messrs. Alva Humphries,! Carl West and Luther Sowell left Mon day for the South Carolina Medical College. Let us do your Job Printing. SUMMONS FOR IUCMKF. State of South Carolina, County ot K?r?haw. lu L-itf Court of Probate, Iah KJat* M. Latham, at* general gimroiun for John M. Latham, Hor ace H> Latham, Irene Latham, and Individually, FttUlon^r, agalnat Thou. J. K'.rUland and M. L. Smith, JKxecutora ? f ihe luut will and tecta went of LJufaa C. Latham, John M. Latham, Iloraca 11. Latham, Jose phine Latham, iVlugglo I?atham and trend Lath in, Respondent*. Mummvn*. To the Respondents ?rbove named: You are hereby summoned dud re quired to answer the petition in thin action, a copy of which is here with Her. t:d upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said petition on the subscriber at his of filce in Camden, 8, C,, within twen ty days after the service hereof, ex clusive of the days of Buch service; and II you fail to annwer the peti tion within the time aforesaid, the petitioner in this action wlli apply to the Court for the relief demand ed in the Petition. Dated at Camden, 8. C., this 30th day of June, A. D., 1911. L. A. KIRKLAND, Attorney for Petitioner, Tested: W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate. To the Respondents, John Man, Hor ace H. and Irene Latfeam ; : : ; Take notice that the petition and bummons in the above action were filed in the Probate Court for Ker Khaw county on Sept. 7th, 1911. L. A. KIRKLAND, Attorney for Petitioner. Subscribe for The Chronicle. Zemp's Drays When you want your Trunks hauled or /any other drayage done,-Tel$? phone 37. Prompt and safe delivery guaranteed. A" / V'* : " " *"*/ v ? . J. B. Zemp Married. Yeaterday morning at 11:30 at the Court House, Mr. R. T. Hilton, of Lancautur and Mia# Daisy Plyler, of near Ilethune were married. The ceireinory was performed by the Judge of Probate, and their Jilcense Ih number 31. Hec Our Line of Calendar*. "JZ/eet 7/fc at U/ie Store " HIRSCH BROS. & CO. For Ladies Ready-to-Wear as Well as Gents' Furnishings ' ? - . ? ' . ./ tv ;rj:: ? ??? . ^ri_?rv * ; .'?* .l. . Your Clothes Are Your Visiting Card START right off this Autumn with "HIGH- ART" Clothe, and you'll start off risht. You'll look a "personage" instead of a mere person. YouTl breathe power, poise and purpose. You'll be admitted to the "inner circle of business tor society. These garments are tailored of "hefty, soft-draping fabnca that fit every curve and Contour of your figure. Materials are pure wool needled into everlasting shape by gifted tailor-technicians. Patterns are loomed in limited . lengths to forbid commonness. Special style-models for men, who want the touch and-go of teenhood in their clothes? who seek that "nonchalant air which bnnga the exclamation. "There goee a thoroughbred P The "fast pick of the season s pat terns and colorings is always the "best pick." Dont be "going to come, but come to - ? ? :r;>- -- ? ^ ^ *?*' -pf*1 ? HIRSCH BROS. 8c COMPANY ? :A 7 r : vSX * . > ?> v.. v fcj* ? -A ? 11 in?? ~