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?- ........ m . . ? i . . iBi- ? - 111 "" 111 J ( AMI)I;N, SOUTH CAROLINA, I VOLUME XXVI NUMBfcK 6 hookworm disease. Examination, '"treatment and Medicine Furnished Free, l<;vu?nliini Joii rtiuj troutuiout Inohid ui'r. itafilU'lne U|'i? olTorod io anyojio frt'c for " I Imo l?.\ tho South t<itj-<>llai< Stato Hoard of Iloulth anil Ki'i-liim ( 'onnty Modloal Society. 1'svm million {lonpl^ In I li?* Soul It l,ii v*? t hi dlsoaso. Aro you suro thai yi>u nr>' "of 01)0 of I Horn? || |s no 4|l^r;iv|* to Imvo h<H>k\voi>m disease, I, in |i h a <li*Krti4V ,0 k**o|i 11. Klf iy ilK'iiMlial oiixOh treated In South ? j| I l ?l i??!l \ physician of tho srate Hoard of Will !'<' ill Hi*- following t,lai - "I' IUm dates s|K'citi?>d to itmliii' yoti for hookworm disease and if ynti, have It lo alvt.i yon modlelno Irtt' I" 'Mi if yon*, ('onu? to see him. ' jlil- cunimaUai will last fn>n? May :>(ith lu July Ith. Ask your doet..r it|?,ui it. 15 o \ e.s tn list- I'ur < ? \ ; i n i i 1 1 ; i lion ioa,\ he ohlalnod free from any iJVn lor "i' drlitf wtorw In tho I'ounly : ? live IV 'J'uoHtliyi II lo is, .it Hlaney. Kiii-.rlu - A>f I 'y thins Hall. Wednesday , '.I to jif K<t xliaV. ('oaiioil t'hnmher. Kv<*i\ Thursday. * at Hethnne Tmvn Hull. F,v?'i\\ Friday. al lMno Hi'dvo ; .ScUonl House, i if >n i.1 ItHhnn's Cross! ? ' i:v.i.\S;ii in-day. at Camden ('unit llntisc, Solicitor's i>|ll<e. Calls'- au<l Symptoms of Hookworm. -liiio!<\vfinn disease Is caused by a -ii mII, round worm, which measures iibmit Iwlt' an iiieh 'in length and has j tiie ililfkiH'<s of nn ordinary hairpin. ; !. fiiici> i lie body in a stage nt which ii Is invisible id the/naked eye. usual ly tlnnuyll I lie skill, thereby pt'oduft' inl.' ground It eh, and makes its way lit tin* intest I ne*. and becomes full >ji'< >\v 1 1 . The Worm thun feeds upon the (?luful ef .(be host, causes blot'd- , iu^r I'hires in the intestine, and in all | " pt'??|?i-lii)it ,\ lias poisons which get into die system and- may- destroy the blood i?f (lie |NMsnnii. Ka.eh hookworm lives from In to ir? years after entering the ImkIv. (iiijside 'the iiody they live in thf soil. And in tuhi they get into ? die soil i >iily through soil eontamina fiou witli rfip bnwel discharges of a , liuniiin being Therefore, we have the viduiis eirele, from soil to 'tile person, iiuil from person to the soil. If the linniiui exefeia were properly provided I f'?r mihI disposed of. disease would 1 *<ntii lie ^tamped out. Hie disease is found ntviill ages, in Mil sexes, in all classes ami in both ' r.ii'tw. Mll?l fori a. Symptoms: ( i round- j ileli i-. the tirst symptom, but Is of ^"inpMiiit ively lit t It*, importance. The' jqrmptiw following ground-Itch will 'It'lH'iid upon - the number of worms present ;md the strength of the iiuli v hliui i . The number of hookworms in liersoiis infected varies from oiie or Jhj'y d<> imt multiply in the body.' In :i mild ,-ase of hookworm disease there may lie no physical changes in theper ? ? inUlimtlng tlje pr??sen?o of the di ^'iiM- and there also may lie no special *ywiiloins. The person looks more or healthy, has a good color, is well deveii i| | ,.tr. However, in many .vf.tlie mild ens^. the person suffers _i'i!gulariv tiotn indigestion or dyspep sia. iiinv have headaches, heartburn, l'<dn> in t in? stomach, poor appetite ^''Ueral bad feeling. ? Xe\(.jv form. Symptoms : ? In ? __LUae thai st m more severe the per ? S|"' im,'l"U'd is markedly pwle, dtic to ' M blood, often sallow, face miffed. inM.riy developed, body and 01 1'* v||uvv'ng Impairment in growth ; |,n,iy ; ;il"l"tnen prominent. suffers oft fii>m weakness, headaches, dizzi ,>s> s> mptoms of indigestion an al r#a,i> mentioned. shortness of breath JM I'iilpltHtioiTK of the heart. Api>e 1 ^vith some, poor ; others, , raven ?l)s 1 1 vor-v severe cruse of hook 'in disease the jiersoh infected is * r< iin-i* pale, sallow ; face puffed, woiV'1 11 srow--1*- ^roi?Hlcal: very " !it for in'*v either phys mental : often has headaches, "U^U'es.. , S(,v ( ^reat .shortness of breath, hi 'J <?f the heart:. pains ? ","""?<'h. heartburn, and often M l ?l?et it<? for Hueli things ns ..... r' ' hese have 1hh?ii known as i; 1 1.., .vi ?>'? j iiien? ? tin ire over four treat- t H -U; M ??** irwk' rtTSrr; to effect Kv?? those severely Infected I ??. i- ' well, soon regain ' ha r (j. The treatment is | ?'"e^h ' ,UI ?^nit,it.' Every , 11,1 ,KJ Have a "mhhm' ^ ;Vour movrmrht pt This is th? only way to find i^.vo,, nre OPENS AT SUMTER. June 17 Named as Day For I ? .Speaker a for Governor. i no ' oinily to euiini.v i'iUlVHMX for I lilted States senator nnUI i ? | ? 1 1 lit ; St. Mill t hews /tn .Itine 17. ami the ciiii VHHX fill* UTOVI'I'llOJ' lllltf Other stllte oilielals mI Sinutor on the xitjilv (luy, ; 1 1 1 i > ii'Ilnii Imlny deehled mi Ity 1 1 U* ! Slate I tentorial i< * (?\|^|tivi' VOIIIII'il I lis* lit n nioetlnu Wednesday ii ft im'" I II toll fill low 1 1,111 til*' llUJolll'lillH'lU of I Ik* von vent inn. TIM- itinerary for the* hvo oamiialtfitK. ; will he arrnnsjed !?>' h with eojiindttee, | of Whil'Jj ( il'IIITJl I Willi' .InlieS', of i'u j luiiiblti. \h, 4'1iii I I'lini 1 1. l'ledue* for nil stale oHIcUiIk y in I of tlio oundidntox j for I 1 1 i t <?< 1 Sl;ile- mi :i i ??> imi.-t he llli'il with tin' slate i'lini ruurn before iioyu of J 1 1 1 1 4 > 111. Till* assessment of rail (lit l^i i* fop t'nlted St at os senator wiih | tlxed at i?f eaudidutos f|or e0H* " sjross for uovrriior for rail road .?oii.lH.sJoncr $7>r> ami for all' other ! stall' olllees ami solleilors $00 each. Till' i 'ii n(| Ii lilt os. for I'ldted States senator liavc a separate eampaltfft itinerary from that. ??>??!' governor and other state otliHals. this helng pro vided h.\ the rules The only entrants so far in the senate raee are I'ldted ' States Senator 10. I >. Smith', who is. Cole L. Blouse. Nearly Hip full ^membership of thel stale committee was present, ('hair- \ man .f ? >!i i) (July Kvuns presiding. Gov- j ernor Fvans was re-elected state ! ? . " I chali'innn. I iy the <*oi? Wed lies- | iln.v uftcrnon by acclamation. Chris- ' He lionet, ?>f Columbia, was re-elect- [ ed secretary and General Wllle Jones re-elected treasurer. The' commit tee j adjourned subject to the .en 1 1 of the i cimlk'iruiii. Following Is the ltinVra ry for the j State campaign : . Sumter Wednesday June J7. Manning" Thursday. Juno IS. Monck's Corner-? Friday, June 19. .'I < Jeorgetown? Snl nrday, June 20, j Klngst roe?' Tuesday. 'June HI 5 ; Florence # Wednesday. June 21. Minion Thursday. June 2."?. Conway? Friday. June 2d. I (illon ? Saturday. June 27. 1 >iirllngton-<? Monday, June 20. Illshopvile? 1 Tuesday, June .'50. HenuoHsvllle? Wednesday, July 1. Chestertield ? Thursday, -July 2.' ; ('itititlfii --Friday. July II. Columbia? Saturday, July 4. Lexington ? Thursday. July 9. Saluda ? Friday July 1.0. TMgclield ? Saturday, July 11. Aiken?' Tuesday, July 1-4. Hauihcrg ? Wednesday, July 1 Harnwell ? Thursday. July 10. Hampton? Friday, July 17. Ueaufort ? Saturday. July is. Uldgehind? WednosdH.vv July 22.? Walterboro? -Thursday, July 2tt. Charleston ? Friday. July 24. St; George ? Tuesday. July 2S. ( >rangeburg-t- Wednesday. July 20. St. Matthews?' Thursday, July -'?o. Winnshoro -- Monday." August Chester ? Tuesday, August 4. Lancaster ? Wednesday, August r?. York v llle? Thursday, August o. (ialTnev ? Friday, August 7. Spartanburg ? Saturday, August s. Union* ? Tuesday, August VL ? Nc w lw r r.\ - - WtHl I lesdnyr August "12. Laurens ? Thursday. August 14. Abbeville ? Saturday. August 15. v Anderson ? Monday, August 17. Walhalla ? Tuesday, August IS. Pickens ? Wednesday, August 10. Greenville? Thursday, August 20.., ? Foliouwiug is the itinerary for the senatorial campaign St. Matthews ? Wednesday. June 17. ( >rangehurg- ?Thursday, JtlDH IS. St. George ? Friday, June 91. Charleston,? Saturday. . June 20. Walterboro ? Monday, June 22. Ueaufort ? Tuesday, June 23. lilrtgetnrid? Wednesday. J nnt*~24 . Hanrpton-? rhumtny, June 2r>. ? liju-nwell? Friday, -Juno 1MV ? ?? ? Hamberg? Saturday. June 27. Winnshoro ? Monday, June 20. Chester ? Tuesday. June 30. Lancaster ? Wednesday, July 1. Yorkvllle? ' Thursday, July 2. . Gaflfney? Friday, July 3. Spartanburg-^aturday. July 4. Union ? Wednesday, July S. ? Xewberry ? Wednesday, July 10. Greenwood ? Saturday, July 11. Abbeville ? Tuesday, July, 14. Anderson ? Wednesday, July lf? Walhalla ? Thursday, July 10 Pickens? Friday. July 17. Greenville,? Saturday. July IS. Laurens ? Wednesday, July 22. Columbia? -Thursday, July 23. ? , I/cxingtou ? Friday, July 24. Saluda? Saturday, July 2f>. Kdgelleld ? Wednesday,. July 20. Aiken ? Thursday, July 30. Camden? Tuesday, Align*!. 4. Chesterfield ? Wednesday, August 5 ltcuuoltAvlUe ? Friday. August 7. Darlington ? Saturday. August Si. Hisliopvllle ? Monday. August 10. Florence ? Tuesday. August 11. I Mllon? Wednesday. August 12. .Marion Thursday. SB2QST 1". Conway? Friday. August 14. Kliig*tree< ? Saturday!, August ir>. .Georgetown? Monday ?. August 17. Monck's Corner? -Tuesday. August IS Mn tilting ? Wednesday, August 10. Sumfer? Thursday, August 20. Messrs, Will Ganfctor, ? Cuthltort Olarke, Floyd Gifford, and Bert Glf foptl -were in IMsbopvllle Sunday. MOTHER'S DAY Observed at Pisgah and Cam j--- d?n Men Make Addresses. .M it Utl. Motluis Im.v was observed id IMsgah Church on I S 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; i\ 11 ft ? ? r 1 1< >? ?i i A li ? ? i tin- OJJtMlllMl r\ii(i,. Mi I,. \ White. mi per 1 1 1 Icmlciil <>l S) .1 ? > 1 1 1 1 's i Ihik Ii. Smith \ i 1 1?*. whs int rod need l?,v V. II," K"'iV ; MV.V '? I M I made II Dili' add l ess, full (if I uoMr sentiments find truths. that toll! 1 1* '? I 1 1)4' I i I It ? r feelings of OIUM heart. It was listened to with groat nttoalloh l'.\ I hp htrgjj iimllemv. At ter Ills I'lnsi', Mr. W . < ? . Wilson. of I < ' ; 1 1 1 1 < I < I .. W.MH i 1 1 1 I oiIiKimI' Ms lieNl ?|M-ilUci ItV Cilllll> I'llUlM. His .'III I dress was tall of tin* hew I things out* ! eouM ^aj . Mini the <*|ose attention tflvijli I il in showed bow Ids remarks wi'ti' cnjof oil. lie said In* was no ttpnikor tmt he will heve to tell that ? soirn-w I n ?i o elsr. lie Is no ^lian^er ! here ami has many friend,* who will always ho.gjud to have lllui conie [again, . The last; s|>eifker was .lUdirc W. It. do Loach. of < 'aimlen. Uv ?,?iiM?> tls a st ranger but soon raptured liis ami tcijrep by his pli'Mslnir iiersomillty ami i Hun, fcoholarly address. \vht.<'li was heart II >? v'ftrjp>M?1 and appriKMated. , Ills renin rlS took a wide range of I thought in har ninny with Ids subject, which were I iot 1 1 interesting ami iii struetlve as a good ileal of it was on lines that not ninny people , think ahout. We lmpe ho will conic attain whenever 'he can. lie was Introduce*! by Mel I Cole. Purchased the Lang I*ro|M?rly. The old S. Ijopiu Lang property on North Fair street was sold this week to In.' S. K ? Hrasiugton, through the renl estate agency of Kennedy & Shaw. This property is in one of the most desirable residential sections of Ivlrk wodd. ami it is l?r. Hraslngtoh's inten tion to divide the property up into three building lots and. put same on the market. He says he may tear the old l?uihli?K entirely away and put now ones in Its stead. The .price paid for tills property was loo riant to Resume Operations. i Mr. J,. S. Itaxter, manag***'-^? tlio AY liter. ffigTvf & Ice IMaht, announces flint his plant will ho making its own ice early next week. A lar^e fore? 1 1 Ms heen at work for the past three months modernizing the plant, which when in full oneratlons will make ahout three times as much ice as Camden consumes. The company rhorofore plans To do a lurge shipping business to surrounding towns In this section of the state. Mrs. Chesley Heron, of ltlshopville, sjK'nt the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. (JifTord. HORSE, TAKES A RIDE. I Leap* on Platform and Then ! Falls Down Embankment. Mt l? I I Mick iiumi, i it IKMir Month KlH'iny>, vins in <'ntn<lon this wook ami was tolUny Hit* nion In our ? ?ilt< -t ? of I lit" l( lit l?'s of ii Imrso holon?lliK t<> Ills hrotlii'rsoVouii works, lltro. Tim 00011 ninny souml* m> uiuonsomihlo (lint It U tin ril to holtovo. a ii'il Mf. HUhKMIUII I loos Hot (-'t'l olfomloil W't ll'JI ? III! <I<<11I1I- tile I lilt 1 1 of till- s|ol,\. IJowiwor, In* xit.vs I Jii'iH* uoro llvo wit itoshv^ U> tin' ytHiui'iiua^ ami tho> nil vouch for Its mvttrao.v . Till" llOI'M' ill ? 1 110*1 loll' W"H-< <'OI1m|<U? f" ??? I '? ijontlo animal untl was ' iu'vim know 11 to. luiyo run away ? ?<? lu'ivo ht? i*onti> fpuhtonoil lit all) tiling. Iu.il 1 1 1 lis I (Inn* I'uoliul his o\vimr. It was when tin- <1 tin hi lOiijn 1 .soutUarn iwiKKonuor. tTOth v.'a ? H.-nlll Spring tlllit tlif lmrso took frMit I .en vi tip; Its plow. it ran In fronl of the moving tin In until thy t i'ti 1 1 1 I'itiitdtl ?ip with I1I111. Tho eiitftiioor hml slowoil Mown, ami tlu* a n I nni I h>r fho ? spa<vo . Iu> . (Wik'ii tin' 00110)10$, minlo 11 leap to uro , Lhrouidi tli4* open -?pa<i\ IsrnijrfnEr on tlu> platform In4 I'oilc m distance of, ?'Htt.xVnii hUudreil -foot until 4 lie stop ; hfoko. Till' horse then 1VII backward : ?(i?\vii mi oiuhniiknioiit, lint rose to his ! t'oor iiml apparently was unhurt. Mr. ! lUuiloiain say* tho -old animal was 1 aualn at his plow several days Intor, i only sliirhtlv Ionised from his experi ence. ? Will Increase Tuxch. 'IV the rxr<Mkli? ?1? of Kershaw Coiiirt.v : -From t lu* way you arc sign ing flic petitions for the establishment! of a Itural Policeman in the various townships. It has oceiu'ml to me that pos-dbly you are ignorant of the fad, that t<? pay the salaries, as provided by law. it will necessitate an extra levy tin all property hi each township of li mills. Now my opinion is that we should look well into this matter before petitioning: the hoard for the appointment of a Policeman, for t?hc law provides (hat when the petition, with I lie required number of freehold ers is tiled with tlic county hoard they are .required to levy a tax in the town ship ho petitioning, a tax sutjlelent to pay the salaries of the policeman, and I am of the opinion that our taxes at present are high enough. I merely throw this out to the freeholders that they may not go into this with their eyes elos??d, and when it is too late, cry out about high taxes. . Uespeet fully. FUKHUULDEli. Chamber of Commerce Meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the Camden Chamber of Commerce will be hold at Keconler's Court Uooiu Wed nesday. June ftrd. at o p. m. ('. 1*. PultoNc, Sec. REVISED LIST MEMBERS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Arnett. N. C. Arrants. T. .1. Anerum, Thomas Alexander, Dr. I. H. Boykin. A. H. ? ?Boykin. ' 10. Mller Ronffi'n, H. I,. Bolton. ChiiH. C. Boykin, I). A. ' Helens. Sporo TittningB, c. w. Burns & Barrett ? Hoy lcln, l?elt<;>n o. Boyktn, T. A. Boykin, John Block, I j. L. Boykin, N. C. BraMingtottr- S. P. Beattic, A. .1. Itaum, It. II. Burnett, W. S. Boykin, It. IT. ftruee, O, G." Barueh, M. - Blaekwcll, <?. L. Bell* J. .1. Birchmore, C. W. Burnett, Dr. A. W. Bantu, C?. II. Burdell. Dr. W Uo.vkin, L. W. Brown, 10. A. Clyburn. J. 11. Cunningham, .1. Cnro ton, J. It. . " Corbett, J. W. Camden Country Cam. Wholesale Camden Chronicle Clyburn, T. It. Ca rrison, II. <?., Jr. Civic league Camden Brick Co. ? Campbell, Frank. Jr. Christmas, J. K,' Ca rrison. II. <?. Crosby. < i. W. -- < hnttry, J . W: DnvfcSon, J?fhn A.?.Ucv PuBot*\ c. r. DeL<Miehe. W. It. Delvoache, 'It. l\ Davidson. 1/oroy -H. -=? delx>ach. W, It. Dnni^ J. s. Dunn, W. J., Dr., IQve. W. 11 .Tr Fletcher, CirlfTln, C. II. CJcisonlieimer, \V. . Gilliam, M. L. Honda le., It. T. Hoodale, J. .1. (Jordan, llev. W. It. (iuy, J. L. (?uion, L. I. noynian, M. II. tfowght W. jj, ITirsch, Jacob . Ilirsch. Oqs Hough, . W. C. Hough, I. C. Humphries, A. L, IlinsOn, W. A. ' ? Hemhrixr-Kr M. - llnrrting, Rev. F. II. Nr?r J. (J Club Gro. Klliott, U. t Flnchcr. H. -Humphries. C. Johnson, W. 10.. Jr. Johnson, W. 10. Kennedy. R. M.. .<r. Kennedy, A. I>. KlRkj^and, S. B. Klrkhunl, I/. A. Kttumhholz. T! 10dm. Kerr, w. N. Kerrison. Dr. 10 .11. fclrkland, T. .1. Lindsay.^ Jnhn S. Lang, J. lv l/ovkoff. Heor^e lA?vkoff, LaxarnK ?Little, (}po. T. Little. T. L. Lipscomb. T. .1 LoIHh,' W. M I Any Is. C. It. J. P. li^e, William S. Marvin, II. (J, MeCasklll Itros. McLeod, K. .1. MrtTchlson, I\. W. McCrelght, B. H. Mitcham. It. W. McNalr, W. 1 . MoKenzIe, T. .7. Maekcy, John T. Mills, Laurens T. McLeod & Kelle.v McDowell. \V. L. Moore. AV. C. Moore, J. 11 Moor**,, Frank Ma lone, W. F. XuUl^i ilolm ? T W J r. W. M. Netties. W. F. Pitt*, H. B. .Part lit. (J. A. Perry, Steve 1.., Pea roe. W. 1 1 . Pe'arcc. B. M. ithame, A. Ithame, J. S. Ilhame. J. 10. Uuwsell, W. F. Ulchey, JJL_la . Itowan, Itcv. .I. e. Shaunnn. W. M. Sarsflehl < Jolf Dink; Smith. J. \V. Shannon. C. .1.. Sr. Shannon. C. J., 3rd Savag*'. Henry Schenk, L. >?hehe?^n. A. Sftchcen, J; Cas.. Iter. SchloHburg. II. I,. Sullivan, C. 1* Shaw. 1,. C. Sowell, li. A. Sheorn. Wilis Shannon, O. J.. Smith, lMncknev .Smith, W. T. Sinclair, J. D. Tain tor. c. M. Trapp. It. D. Tburinan. It. H. Trantham, W. D. Team. U. U. Tick nor. It. D. vonTresckow. 10. Van I^uulinKham. Whistler. K. <J. Whltaker. c Williams, K. Williams. It. Watklns, a. West. P. L. Wilsx?n. W. <J. Whltaker. I,. .1. Wlttkowsky, I..' A. Workman. John J. Workman & Maekex Watklns. H. L. Williams. David 11. Wooten. F. M. West. M. C. ouiic. W. M. " Yiifes,' C. IT. /?mp. sW. Itobln 5Cemp, F. Leslie Zemp. F. M. ? S^Mlip. .1 It. Ze mp, S. C., Dr. W. . C. It. It. L. GOOD ROADS MEETING. Delegate* Assembled at Ker shaw Last Friday. i hit' i>l tin- iin'-l enthusiastic imt'l 1 1 1 ^ \*.i- In lil in (In- I i h\ i i of Kershaw : la>l I'ridav afternoon of iU history, when dcteuaios in mi | .am-aster, < 'inn den, 1 1 CO til SJuIntf*. Kerxlmw jind ut lift' toyviiM 'liiul vlllujjfi's on and $t?*n i* till' < 'llJJXll'Mt 'llHI'lot (O 1 1 1 LT 1 1 V\" i i \ ItH't hi ii jjfood I'Ofti Im 1 1 ik Kershaw it (iil I ailjoUHler ? ?? ?i hj I j tni'M |M'i)IIt)l\OHl VlU'ti III I'lioil iitll ell IW?ss to llOHl' VViltHOII Iili till' Ntlllji'it of tfuod in mil- ait it 1 1 it I ii >1111 1 liluliw :i \ k, tin uiijiii i?r Mil* uii'ot iuir tiofiiS i? flisrliss plaits tin- pel It lolling tin' D.t i hi. ii I' ^'ii\ iM'Mtiii'iii to make the <*i?iii ? let < 'harlotle 1 1 1 j-T 1 1 \\ 1 1 \ u hritljcll i>l' tin' i in t loan I highway from Washing l,i ii to Atlanta. 'I t c iiH-i'iliiu w an -? presided o\er hy l: i >. niaio'tu-.v. pivshloid of 1 1 m* Kershaw t'lnniil'or of < 'oiiunoieo. Who stated the niiji'i t nt l;li? ? meeting mid ; int rod need .J. Watson us the ?ipi'tiUvr of tin' evening. I S . Ml', Wnt?oll npeilyd Ills jaM l ess, w it It ! j. v;. ? ' . . . ? ? I ' f ! a ? remark that it wit ? u'.vtl Ifylnn (o j Irlm (?? moo. Kilr.li an 4?1|| Inixtiir^l le good I ( fornix meet i t ijs in t l?o State of South j I (VnrftiM. tho ojjly mooting. ho said. , (hut ho has attoialoil in this St ii t ?? ; wlii'tv'Kii many interests were lepro j i sen toil. Ilo spoke of (ho present anil I flit uii* ltndorfaUtiij-'H of the National' , (iouil Uuails association. of whit-It ho :1s vice president. Mo presented some of Setu((or' Hankhead's Ulcus on tin* subject of tfood roads. lie stilted that iihout 140-odd measures were ! taken on ^ooil roads and from those was developed a composite Pill, known as- the Shakeiford hieasnre. tills"- hill to carry an appropriation of sunn think ilk.* $'-."?.(?( 10. tit to fin- the develop- j Tnctit of national highways throughout t lie I lifted St liles. I Mr. Will son spoke of- I he old lui- ? t.loual hlnhwa.v built along I lie' foot i hlls of the Piedmont section as being I i good enough for summer travel imt j j eld I rely too clayey for winter travel, j ll?' stated that the highway In order j to give lies I . results will have lo be -j built along. Hie Aat ii< I ridge. the route < being ('liosen Washington to 1 1 L?*li - inoiiii to Cheraw to Itctlume to fam (Tei. It> Columbia to Augusta and (lion to Atlanta. Ho stated that this j would lie I lie twain national highway I from Washington to Atlanta and (hat I as the Camden-Charlotte roiul . joins 1 this road at two points there should. he no reason, if the people living a- ; i long that route \youhi work for It. i that it should not heeotue n branch ! of that national highway. He pre sented an Ideal system of roads for South Carolina as one having Camden , and Columbia' as bnsie points and ex-, tending in branches to the important towns of the State. He said that he believed that If the jieople of 1 ^mons ter ami Kershaw counties would put the Camden-Charlotte road in pro lyl luiidlllOH that rnr government would accept It and provide for its maintenance. Mr. Watson was enthusiastically re ceived by the 50 or more delegates besides the town jieople assembled in (lie Masonic hall lo hear liita. At the conclusion of Mr. Watson's address delegate's were appointed from each township of Kershaw and Lancaster counties for a meeting which Is to lie held in Kershaw next Friday. May 'JO, These delegates will meet in the early part of the day and draw im a plan, for -promoting putting the Camden-Charlotte mad tn such a condition that the national government will receive it as branch of the national highway. They will then submit the plan to the entire delegation to be assembled lir Ker shaw at. 3:30 the sumo day, The delegates Are as follows: E. 1?. Hlakeuey, chairman of committee; .DeKalh Township, .1. T. Mackey ami L. T. Mills; Flat lloek Township. It. L. Hell ; town of Kershaw, John T. Stevens and .1. M. Carson: Pleasant Hill township. It. II. Mackey; town of Lancaster and <5111 ( 'reek township. W. T. (?r??gory, C. 1>. .tones and T. Y. Williams; Cane Creek. .1. Hoy' Cun ningham; Indian Land. J. YV. Nlsbet ; Waxhaaw. .1. A. Hyatt. T. W. Secr<?st ; || Waxhaw, X. C.. W. It. McCain. i The three presidents of the Cham I j l?er of Commerce, of Lancaster. Ker shaw and Camden were "made ex otll c.lo members. They are Leroy Springs l lw l? WrtkitTcr and IT. B. Fltt.s. | The two supervisors. West til' Ker shaw and Itlackinon. of' Lancastyt;. ' have entered enthusiastically into the J idea and say they think thry Mill | have no trouble . raising the required sum for the project. Kershaw ICra. i ? ? 1 Miss Lllzalicth Carrison has return Jed from St. Mary'* "College, where she ! was a Junior ttie past term. .. . - ' ? CHURCH DEDICATED. * Catholic Edifice is the Gift of Miaa Charlotte Thonripaon, Tlio u?u l.'ltibuilt- rlliinli. fjf Span 1k|i mU^IoH liH'HltHi ? ?1 ? tilt inciter of tllnotus)?ur> jol oil north l.jtllotoo Siii'i't, t lie t ? t* MIhh ( 'l^a riot I <? M *l*li ? ?iii i ?m 'i i of tin' Tor VtilW,' Wlh 1 1? M I li *|l 1 4M I III 10 o'l ' I ( II' |\ Oil Hli itilft.V 1 1 1 < ) r 1 1 1 1 IK last. * 'I'lli' ili'ilti'ulliili wH'k'c was |>?>i t'm iii ?>tl l?,\ lh?> Uov. T .1 1 1 flirty, Imsioi ? it* St. lVt?'l''s <I)U It'll . nt' I \>l llliililii . Hinlri u hose Jiil'lsdiil Ion tlu> ('Utllileii i.i, ion i - Tin* iii'W i lnii'i li. w lilt-It - .\l I Mliiilll i w O lllllnl I i-<|. w ;i . i ..u i| . e(l 'rill' <U><liO|ltioil liroi'ONKiOll toll)) ril in front of tlio ? - 1 1 it it - 1 1 . u i id lis it ppnr? 'imIoiI s\ it li Hie flioll' of St. IN' ti'T's. t '< > I ) 1 1 1 1 1 * i n . rhantlllff tin' "MIm1 it'll," tli4> mitsHh* of tlio ItLliitllim \VU? bJi'.SHt'ii l?> I'litliii' Mozart, v. who whh tlilt'UUM'ii I ? \ l li?> Plsliop of tljo ?11<m*Os?* lo poiToho llf1 i'rri'inony, vFai Ihm lt?? uml.> wax ii^Bistrtl l?y tlio ,1. N Marpliy, assistant ill St IVlor's, <\? lumlilii. Hntoi'linr tli?' Hion-li Hit' lit nnW's wt'iv refill U'il in t lw *anHuar.y Tin* inferior n'iis t lii'ii I?|i'hsc(I, and t 1 14' lll'llll ill loll WIIM . <*OI|('l|l<l?><| Willi | H'll VOI's. ' I 'll 1 1 iit 1 1 ? >..%fii i ty w as t'Oli'lU'diil of tin* liltfli ij|iis.n whioh followed. tlio ? UmI l<a t Ion (croiuoHios. S|. IVli'r'H rllolr simtf III'oxviio'h inaws ati'l SIU1K it Ijimi utlfully. Tlio il?'illuit Ion sor iiioii was pri'iii'hi'il l>y Father linear ly. I lis text was; "Hall full of grih'O ' tin- l.onl Is with thee. r.li'sscd act. tliou anions women," Luke 1 The 'Inii'i'li Is (Ibijli'iittil Id "Our I joly of lVrprfilai ?llolp." Father Mo^arty tliankeil Miss Thompson for the Hplen ?II' I V.I ft. The < liu?(h Urt's" oiilv about twenty M incnilicVs. hut during the tour 1st season t lice oilglogritlon millllM'TM as high us t \v?? hundred -many of tho tourists and help who visit tills city during the w I lit or uiolilhkhclitg mum hers of the Catholic faith. Tin* <f- rain Construction Co.. uf Columbia, S. wvic the builders. To Deliver Annual Sermoir> The lieV. .). C, KuWIlll. r^*. D... pjlH tod of the 1'1,1'Ht Presbyterian church, prrf Camden. has been selected '? to . preach tlii> annual sorm6li before tho V. M. C. A. of t ulverslly of South Carolina. Dr. Itowau has ac cepted the Invitation and the sermon will he delivered ??n tin* morning of .Juno 7. holuu a part of the annual cnmuicncemcirt program UK*. I)r. ltowan is a .voting man, lull al*'r ready ho Is considered among tho most able of tin* Southern Presbyte rian church's ahh* preachers. He is a graduate of Davidson college. Ho Is a man of strong Inttcllect. and his Mormons a ro always ones of force. The university V. M. ('. A, feels fortunate thai Jt was able. to secure Dr. Ilowaji for this year's sermon. The nnhlle is cuidlally invited to Jui?? with .the university Y. M. C. A. in this service.- Saturday's State. Iu?st of the Month Service. j "The (Common Life" is (he subject | 'of the discussion at tho si?eelal ser vice at the Haptlst Church Sunday evening. The sermon will dwell upon the i'otnmou thrtit Trttleli links overy human life each to each. You are es|M?clally Invited to come and contri bute your part in spirit and In prayer to help all those present to get close to the heart of ( Jod as never before. Time. X .'.U* <*jOCk.-- .1. AT~Dr7: Watermelon Time Near. Jacksonville, Fin., May 22.? Tho first carload of Florida watermelons left today onroute North. They were' of uniformly line shape and size ?nd the shippers said that front samples tested the melons tills spring aro of especially line flavor and sweetness. ' Christian Advocate riant Sold, | tireenville, S. ('.. May 20.? The plant and projiorty of the Southern Christian Advocate Publishing Com pany was sold today "to ltev. S. A. Nettles, highest bidder for a consid eration of $8,100. There were a num ; Iwr ??f other competitive bids, among ' them being those of Peace Printing; [Co.. liowls Printing Co., .1. C, Keys, I for the Baptist Courier. \V. A. Sgyht, | revivor, Hula of Anderson, and oth i e.rs. The sale also includes. the Uuibl . - : Ing but not the lot. Ix>( s at' Cemetery. At the annual meeting of tho Dem etory A?i?or!atlofi it was decided tliaT" after .In no 1st. yl 1>1 4. the price of lots at Cemetery shall he changed frotn Be ~ per vqiiiir,, f.w.l WL, M\ ]>f I'MOnw contemplating buying lots will please note the change. Mrs. |1. M. Sill. ?Jtl. Secretary.