The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 29, 1914, Image 2
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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jVo futinur uii<> Jhi.h tfii onimni ii?
<ii itnviiiluK itboijj sJmmJ'I ih?k!wI
to iixt' rlic j?r<?|>4*i' vvjm'Hi ut-ulln'i
H|>ni.VH on It for tiihix t |N*slK : 1 1 1 < I fun
U ? I ? I'll ' lull infoi iiiiiIImii I.. i
making -ohitloiis hihI for Hum* of
Kprii.yliiK < 'it ii Ik* fouiitl In < 'Inuliir \o,
vr, of tllo South ( 'lU'OllllH IvKJM.'liinnllt
stm inn. t ? ? i?<* f i.nii f iiw ? front ' 'Ii'Ih
noli < YiUoko.
ATLANTA ItOA.I) COJSt.KKSN,
Miinufaotuier's lleeord.
llvi'i) < Vainly and State olllrlul hi
fill- Smith Intel e-,|eil in a 1 1 \ win in 1 1 h ?
building oi' m 1 1 * i > > 1 4 ! ii 1 1 1 1 < >4 ? of minis ??i-.
Hf roots 4 m^rti I I'.. he i i i it k i i ik |>)juiH to
nltehd t In* A iiii'i lea n I load < "ntitfroKK;
w hli l i will moot in Alluiit.li imxt No
V( * id I >i 'i Tills mwht t<> I'V iinolo tlif
jtrojitirl ualhoilnj; of 1119*1 1 Intorentoil
In road lnilldlliK ever Indd lii Mils i'oiiii
try. . . - ?/.' '
'I'hcl'r l> I |i i other x?*i lot) of fill*
' ?mill r,^ ninii' vitally inleronletl In the
I'H.IUIIilK ii 1 1' I urn liiiiMiiiin'i' < if nun |s.
There iii?' h thousand quest Ions whleh
III list < -4 >| I Kl 11 1 1 1 I \ pt'Osenl IhelllHOlVOK lo
every rolllil rulil III I sslolli'l' illnl to OV,
??T,\ loll 1 1 4 ?|i? i II4MT. Illlll lllMl.Y of I Ill-Ill
lire i It HU'il 1 1 l<i answer.
W'Jllll k i 111 1 III 1 1 1 1 1 1 1'l'lil 1 sliull In- HHI'llV
H.iw sliull ll In- used'.'
I 'uder w IihI coiiilit liiliH sliull roads
In- I ? nil t in' ri'juilriHl V
Whtil w ill lie 1 1 M ? til-si i i in.! ? *i* 1 1 1 1 for
road uiiikliiK' Will ll ho brick, will
It In- eonerolo. will il hi' tnilciidilni,
will il hi- sand-elay. Mi' will oi eounly
| ri son ii 1 eason ho Justified in hu VltiX
merely well iiuidi* good dirt roads?
Whleh kind of road will ulve tin
host ^ervloe a lid in | ho. lontf run
, prove I ho ehea |>osl*?
Will il ho h's.s i ? \ | x 'i i sT Ve lo I ho
4
I'oiiMt \ to issue hoiuls and build; llioro*
ly iroocl rdads of I ho highest type of
. material. or will il ho hotter lo 1 1 i*ti (?
along slowly !ti|d potter away, dniUK a
littlo work hole a l id a I It 1 1 1> work
there, *.iiid jrylnu id -?> pateh up the
roivrtK as 1 1 ? mako (hi'iii ul least passu
h'lo V
Whtlt 4 'j i 1 1 1 1 *< * ? i 1 1 :< will ho i"4''|ii 1 4 4??| V
A ro I In* iillU'htl;; now hi oilioo
equal to sii|M'i vising, laying ? ? n t . Iniild
injur and urn i 1 1 ( :? Inlhg road iV
Ar?' i In* road1* beliiy used lor polili
? al | in i* | ii isos in ordor lo irlve jobs lo
>u|>orinlondoid s m In day laborers?
What are I ho inliuonoos that are ho
in;: brought to hoar In hidm-o the
iiso of this inaloriai or that?
What are tho. other oounties doing?
What has I ?*?< >i ? * tho effeot of* road
hit I h 1 1 Iiu ? olsow lioro on inaloriai. odu
? Mtiuiial a nit religions progress?
Tlioso aro a few of Iho inan.v ques
tions that iiihsC eon I ron I oVor> man
holding an> ollieial position in any
way Ideiilllicd with road or st rwot
work At Iho Atlanta Congress thoro
'will In* tho opportunity of studying
t hos4VM''i'st loii!%. I'.vory phase of road.
? huildim: w ill Im- Intelligent l\ present
od ? h \ e\pert- I'rohahly ovory im
portant lino ? ? l' maehinery u-ed in road
hnildiiiu am! i\<:\ \ariel\ of mate
rial will I >!? t.n evliihitiou llundrods
? ?I eiejhiori'o " and i-out motors and ma
? h i lo r * * niM U<t- >\ili Im- Ihoti- in ?| udy
nvrry phaso v<f hiuhw a> iinpnw oiuonl s.
It |.,-|hk?\ i||o ponplo i if tl;o South
>oi lhal e\oi.> ? i ?n 1 1 1 \ i- i*o)'i o^oid
? ^..i U>- 1 1 ii 1, <>t iiii.-'U tils ssU>> ha \ ?? :te
? ?ariio?t dosiro t'< -li;,i\ o\?i\ pha^o
? ihU rn;ol ip'o^-t in::
In :id\ati<*o nf llii' 1 1 1 4 ? l i 1 1 *_: ?'i tho
i 'i?u ;rov . ;ip ,i?' tho-i suhjei ts should
ho a i I i \ i 1 \ d iMtivM'd i'\ tho people nf
i wu> ? ..iod> I'liov -!?n?ihl ho itiipiir
1t(K "f thoii - ? 1 1 i ? ? . ? ! - w hat ;iii?\vor>
t ho\ aro pro pa md (?? mako I ? ? those
? |iio??t inii?? and iwos fur the* li:i\o
? tudiod them.
If tho pooplo nl Atlanta waul in d<?
a ureal work for tin- Smith ami I'm*
t hoinsel vos, i hi y nuuht in oarrv mi in
fntuio an aethe ??nuipaiun
t?? ilidll'O the onUlll,\ nllii iaN nf till'!
Smith In I'niiie to t lii> oniiu'ro?v Tho\
? n ijrl ' 1 I" imhtoe on initio- lhal h:i\o
made pr.'Uiis- in road luiildinj in
:i ii \ ma r K t " i i \ Im it In -how h!:ii
f ho\ ha v o dniio and hn\\ t hex liavi'
>diino ii I'lii- I'.iikward omnitios that
have nnt t .*!<???. inpli-hod niiieli
? iliullt In i.( -?t 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 ;l 1 4 '? 1 1" M'llll iheir
nth?*ia|v ii. i ii*i i i ? i that iliov ma \ oat oh
tho -pirn ''I 1 d'_'i ? >\ a \ 1 1 1 1 1 onioi , i
'I'*. |i..,. . I - i. i.
a fir| on ii i fl*i"plo'*t Hi.' -d a
Vilt inn i? In- \ \ >> t I : i ?
' *h'th ?. i. ( ' ali-V. . \ . I -
? ail t i \ a tot pt ooor1 \ i . .
mini.' at a I ????>.
The infant ihniuldoi <?t Mi ,i : i- ; 'd . -
Ino ii i'hrisly, nf \nr?:iy ? ? i . , i
l?urv oonnty. sj<?t hold nf .-muo water
\vith lly-paper |K>l?otl in.it Thursila.\
and drank it, and dhsl a few hours
Im I 4?i
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H,Y KI'K.tY IK I'OINO.NOI'K.
No OttiiKrr, llowevrr, Wlirn llMiiillcd
With rn?|?i i ? 1 1 1 < I i in 1 1 1 .
< 'll'IIIKOII ( 'o||l'j{4>, Mil \ ?<i. Ho Kl'l'lll
tlii* Mir llli'l'i'i'Hl ill u,\ HjM'lj y
i ill.-., ???hmm! (Ink i*iot A K, ,< 'onrtuM,
? 'iil'if iii'li'tflrtl of < 'U'lllwoli < *?.?1 in
Iwiiiim mi fx i i'ii hiii'uIiik to tlw i ml# -
II' in unci' I lull iH'di'i-j ju roliutlon- I
ti'Kt'M III I III' II 1' of III"' /ill M'lllll' of
*J'illl -I'IM.V ITof. ( oil I II l/I *U III ,
"AllllOll^ll | M -<f| *1* - llll M> /h'OII mill loll
<?<1 Ih oni I'lniiim \o. 'j/i In r?'j{ii.nl jo
dill' |in|>.ol|ol|M nil I III*' or II I'KOIlttr of Mi
ll!). U'|) l||oi|g||l ll Ul-ll lo lusllf II fill'
I I I ? I Ulllllill^' oil thrift Mllljl *1 This
< 1 1 ; 1 1 ? r hi I iriUMt ln'^lui inlli-il with Juiltf
uK'iit 'I'Immv l> mii iiniiKi'i' whntin'or
In il^lliu ll Oil lllll 1111 1'?* |ilii'h out In
tlio ,viir?l I'Mi'pl. wJmmi M Ih ii I m> 1 1 f iliil
ImriiM, ll Ik wi'll to k ? | ? tin* lltlm
si'luiniti* from llu- munim*. Tin- h|m>
? in I ItiJVitlltjf |{u In liiis i- liuil it ic
1 1 III COM liillril li-x* hjini.v 1 1 ill 1 1 ulllTl' till
ii 1 1 nil j?( U iiiinlv lo spiny nil Hit' iiinic
rial. (i large *port Ion of which duos
not l ?i*i hm | flics, In HfuhU's where
hoiscs die Mod. I lie sprfl.x of course Ik
imcd ? ? 1 1 1 \ in i In* rear pari of the sta
hie- and there is no opportunity for
Mm animal in p ; 1 1 1 \ material into
M|c Mfonuu h. Ill ho\ stalls where i|ll<
IiiimIh mi- not tied. r 1 1 1 >> Kpni) should
Hot he 1 1 Mi m.I whore I In- >i n i nut I In foil
? hi I In* floor of the st all - unless the
feed picked up mill the top pari of
I In- i i i ; i uiiii' rakcl oil >o I hilt I here in
no danger of tin- it nf inn | eating 1 1 iiii 1 1
tit If* of |||I> material.
"in I lM> experimental work of last
SCIlSOll I Ills xj|>ril,\ WHS eminently spc
'?I'MSfui III killing tlh'S. It \VIIH ?| || i t <>
effective III part of till- Work of this
soil, sou. lint with (lie hi m! shipment
we wi'iv uiiahlc lo kill any of the In
sects, whirl) Is inn lout it oi 1 1\ till!' to II
ih'ti'iloriaWil condition of the ursenlte
of soda pi ir? -Iiii si M I.' This Is under in
vestlgiillon H t present ami xve nsk
those wi?o intended to use this to
wlthhohl tin- work until this dixcrep
llllcX CM II III' l>\p||| llllMl. 'I'llCHl! <>\|H'r
imt'iits arc umv In progress and xve
hope to issue iiuothcr ' stiltcmeut in
regard to I his at an early dut<\ pro
bably in?\t week. In the ineaant inic,
il is ur^i.'d thai the work with the fly
trap he continued more actively, than
ever. .This an fa 1' has liccn the prin
''ip'il feature of the work am) n Ire
incmlous iinniher of Hies have heen
caught." '
HOW COCA-COLA KKFItKSIIKS.
I In rein. i rl- utile success w hich has
???I ii'inleil the -sale of i 'oea-i'ola has
hem e\ | Oa hied in many different wavs.
'Sonic h.a ?> <?' attributed it lo -good ail
x crt Jshiu' dhers in "cfliclont manage
'"cut, ot l.i ;v. lo ii> "delicious tlavor"
and slid others to the I'm t that it was
tin tirst in th<' Held of ''trade-marked"
soft drinks.
In this connection, the opinion of a
nut ii ii I'm I ii ri ntr chemist who has ana
lyy.ed Coca Cola ami studied its hlstorv
lor many years., will prove iutcrcstim:.
Ih- am il.nies the popularity of the
drink in large part to its uuailty of re
freshing lioih mind ami hody without
producing any suliseipieiit depression,
lie points out the fact that the chemi
cal composition of ('oca ('ola l>! practi
cally identical with that of colTee and
? ''?'i txxith siiu'iu; added i Ihe only ma
terial difference being the absence
<>t tannic 'acid from Coen-Cohi. He
points to tin. laboratory experiments
of In. I lolliugworth of" Columbia 1'iii
\ ei'sity and of | >r. II. C. Wood. Jr., of
Philadelphia which prove conclusively
that the caO'cine-contuiuiug beverages
(coffee. tea. . Coca Cola. etc.i relieve
mental ami muscular fatigue hy ren
'lerliiu I lie nerves and muscles more re
sponsive to the will, thus diminishing
I lie resistance produced hy fatigue.
The*.,, experiments also demonstrate
the tad that the calVeine group of
hex crimes- dill or from the stimulants
i.:i thai the Use of the hitter is folloxv
'"d 1 ? v a period of depression which
? .ills foi mote stimulation. thus re
sidtini; in t lie formation of a "*1 in I ?i t . "
advertisement
.\ hilK With The 4*o\?-rr?or,
' ">\ ei liol Cole I, Ideilse, accoUlpa '
h.\ his friend Mr. . T. it. Uoach.
? i t i'lnmliia, arrived at Itethanx ahout
clock 1st I'rldax mornliux. ami
spent most ,,f the day in talking with
:i?'iiiei ..its 1 rieiids mid making new ac
'"'a intances He talked quite freel.x
on political subjects io various groups
of people, and lie ua> never for a mo
lllel.t alolie
Asked it he had an.vthiim in partic
illar to s;iv to \ ,?rk county people, tin
governor replied in the negative
What is the state convention coiua
I" 'I" next \\,edliesi|a \ V ipieried I hi
ri porter
hv | don't know ." the goveniot
ded "A ml to tell you the truth
1 'I"" l inueii ,-a re : hut it seenis to in,
'Mention ,-r,?wl is in pivttx
I'M.! hole *
" ' -'ovcriiiir. w hat is tin
iticanii.,' ,.'1 that Soii.iKMi suit the Co
"ii.ihi;i state li.iv liioit^ht ag.a iiisi t!n
I s nullum; I. Ill :i l.lg hlut) . Oi the
J I'-'11 1 1 M '' h papers repli,s| the -,,v
^ 1 sv t hex will hi it II light
j lite this si|. inner, t . u r t he v want it t.
.s t h o i : ! j nllM .,r!:titm
I ,'1" ''?'?'?peiidclit I \ of ea. t. other Mild
I ,'i re !;?>( w, irking tiijerliet
i ,
t In wldia lo cat rv out this M-|luJm
' : hex si.irted t|>is fuss tlX . -iri-iihi
' ? ' -""I ' hen the State hriuus suit
.iL'aiiist the Uconl Kut von will s,.,.
th.it after the cainpaiu'ii is ..vet, the
suit xviil l>e dropixsl
Wilt. .vnid tl??? "tvtTPTl t
Irfollidlt Kill I ItKllillHl .f I 111 Alooie, edt
lor Of th? IU*Jori| will)*1 Hum* i?k<? for
iiil?rw|>ro*u*itt line ui<*. llllly liall, editor
of tin' Columbia Miultt, coiildii'l net
around the niruoi' fast enough to sign
MiH.ir'h Itoml 1 1 >4 all ii gri|Dd bluff"
lint nlioni i III* |m?III i<*i? I Mil mi
I Ion V" nsk?<d i lir Kuuutrer ra|)re>t?ii
llllU IV
"I a ui wry wall wit foiled wit Ii It,"
replied Hit* guvaruor "Two yeui* ugo
I lie oilier crowd miIiI i would i?e <|?>
fi'iih'tl i?\ jr>,ooo or ;t0,o()o majority,
of course tlw.v ura going Mi nay It
again. Hoi on the 'J 7 til .of August
when tii?- \ "!<?> Ufa eouuUjd, they will
iliiil i hut I'm alaetad Ndimtur ai|d that
Mill* of III \ friends I* going to
mi ||i< governor."
At tllfo Jlllll't UI'C II llUll)(H>r of (III'
governor* friend* , Joined him, and
one gentleman advfoed Ii I tn thut
\\ us In I hi* vicinity when* a terrlllc
hiiil storm and eyeloiie phi yed so much
ii, .!?' in MM'J.'
"I* - l.i i it so," said ( ioyi'i nor I Ilea hi
"Mil! I ?,v the way, I hay said I wiim oif
l> ' i'Im'iU Whan I said I woiil I gel
Hf legislature to grant tux ' x< m | >
tion ii i he stricken farmers, "Hut"
|i< < ?u*- 1 m ? '? ?< I "yon know It ? I Ii I come
ort "
Asked about I la* alleged "frost "
tlull Senator AI> - 1 ,n it r I fi received whan
I ha governor, Mr, S. .f. XJehofo, Mr.
M <- 1 .ii ii r 1 1 1 mill others spoke In < S r<H*ii -
villi' count. \ ri'i'i'itlly, tiovernor Mease
said: "There was not a thing to It,
Tin' only, foundation. for the sugges
t Ion I'vi'ii, was that .McliUUHn and
others iliil not receive as much ap
plause as i <ii(i, ami the fjjrwuHlle
N i ? v \ l -cl/.i'd 1 1 1 ?oi i this very naturnl
circumstance to claim that Mr. Mc.
Laiirln was a "frost." Tha antl pu
pars rep rod need the i|i>|n> with faith
ful promptness and there you tuv. If
it had heci i one of their candidates
for governor instead of ours, and he
I in < I gotten the reception that McIaiu
rili diil, 'you would have seen It writ
ten up as the most remarkable ova
tion in the political history of the
state." and the governor concluded
with a significant smile, "they would
have I in < I it down ahout right." York
vllle l-'mpiirer.
THEATRE
FRIDAY'S PROGRAM
"The Angel of The House"
a three reel Oaumout production.
This Him comes from the same
studio as "The Man In Black."
Also
"A Fight For A Million/'
the llrst of Warner's features will
lie shown in this city. This is
a stirring story of the Western
gold ileitis. It sparkles with action
and the plot centers around a
pretty girl.
SATURDAY
Our regular t reel program will be
on and we assure you it is as good
as the best.
Admission 5 and 10 Cents
VICTORIA
The Popular Pleasure Place
TUKSVASS XOTICK.
No tier is hereby given that tres
passing or driving through proper
ly known as- Hoodie Castle is pro-,
hlhited. Persona violating -this
notice will he dealt with according
to law. I. F. Kldredgp. *'
Camden. S. C., May 13, 1914.
Wants ? For Sale ? Rents
'? 7 ' '* *"V- ":'y *
Ad* under 'his lieH<l iitK
for i cent !????? word, No ad i j? k??i?
ftH im iititn <'?'nih
H>|{ NAI.K Morse, llUK> and Inn
III'MM, illl III VI Tills 1m III li pICS'
I tloltMl?J> 1 1??- l'?-l iinlnuil ill I<?\\|| Thor
! oiinlily L-fiifU' mill safe for In* I \ i"
liri vi'. at -same tluu' fust and cu*>
u'.? i w in I'DOHltWr truUo f*" uood
roadster nil*. Addrens "Safe and
SiiimhI," hiiv of Till- tMironlclo.
SI'MIAI, NOTH'K Through mi#
ii)Mior?(iiMillitg of locution of 1 1 1 > shop 1
I repair- John have Ikhmi delayed
lit I li?* im><t ti'ff days. To iiutkc mure
t tin t you liovi* tin- right t place luipilrc
fur llny's tiarax**, locatwl on Kant side
nf South Main St., in old Sliittlelou
1 ha leery building,
I OK SAliK I V;t \ i lie lla\ f0|* K|ll0
. \ I ? | ? I \ to s ? II Mlckle. u. I'. I' I
I .1 1 ll< It'll . S. ( ~l
WANTED \\"?? waul a reliable inaii
<ii' woman. In Camden to look after re
? iit'W itls and lieu subscript Urns to Mel
i-o|>olltan. "Tin' 1,1 Vest Magazine in
America " Tlii* .work may he done in
spare thai' a few hours ?*n?*ti week. 1
[ .11 tern I I DIN for whatever time in pjM
In. \?? Invfst iuimiI or liotni requfn'd, j
no previous exjicrlonoo necessary. l-'ulj
tiiMt ruction* anil supplloH*Henl free.
(Jive two reference*. I leak It. Metro
polltnn Ma KM /I no, New York. 5-ti
FOK SAI/H I C?mi j m ? i: ami Hinder. !
good as new for sale, I'xed only a
short while, for sale al a bargain. 10.!
II. Idbblo, Camden, S. C. r>
II \\ i; YOI'K baby mrrlages and 1
? go-en rtn re- II rod; 1' rices reasonable!
and work guarautOcd. II. 'K. Itcard, ;
Jr., South IS road Struct.. I door he- (
low- Hatoman's furniture store. f?
IV'A NTK I ) You to see .1. It . Zeinpi
it you want your oats cut and rak
etl. Satisfaction guaranteed.
FOR BALK- ? I'ony and buggy, gon
tie and will Work anywhere. Apply
to M. (J. Huckahoo, Camden, 8. C.
FOR SALE -Good, sound, gentle
family horse and bunny for salt'.
Apply Carriden Motor Co.
FOK UK NT At once? 0 room
house with bath on Mill street.
10. C. von Tresckow. 3
LOST Last Saturday, between
the old court house and the second
town creek, a lady's heavy brown
coat with black collar and cuffs.
Reward to finder if returned to
Chronicle office. 3
BICYCLE REPAIRING -1 have
opened a repair shop in the store
next south of thp furniture store of
J. F. Bateman on South Main st.,
where I will be prepared to handle
any and all kinds of bicycle repair
'.rtg. Bring your ailing wheels to I
me. M. 10 Heard, Jr.
' ? ' ' ? . .? ? ? J
FOR SALE?My Kb use andLiot on!
East OeKalb street for sale. House j
haw all modern conveniences. Ap
ply N. ft. Goodale, Camden, S. C.
FOK It 10 NT-? ' Two story house, j
j?Ih(/ a* 4 room house for rent. Ap- j
ply to 12 0 Gth Ave., Broad, Cam- i
den. ltf. 1.
.J. : ? ' . I
FOR SALE OR RENT ? The Ed- j
wards Cottage on l^aFayette Ave- !
nue. Apply C. P. DuBoso & Co.
GIRLS AND BOYS ? We pay. you j
well for a few hours pleasant work, j
For particulars, address^ Box 201t
Greenville, S. C. 6t. i
FOR SALE -Hunting right on
1,000 acres of land from 8 to 10
miles from Camden. Reached eith- '
er by dirt or railroad. Apply to
I. C. Hough, attorney, Camden.
Dr. I. H. Al?uadcr Dr. R. E. Stcvcnioi
Alexander & Stevenson
DENTISTS
Oiiict Soulkcut Corner Broad and DeKalb S(>.
Dr. E.'1 H. KERRISON
D1-: N'll ST
Successor to I.)r. L. VV. Alston
Office in the
Mann lluildin^ t*lione 1 N~?
General Moore Here.
Adjutant W W. Moure
was In CiiiikIimi ii few hours yi'hlci'ilrty
between train*. I U> 1# a eandldate
fin' re ??!??< *1 iun hi tl??' <i|lUli|ilK4l 1 1? Ik
siuiinner, iiimI pi though In* has o|?|h?
lltloil lit* M1.VH III' I lit H ||Ot tl?? slltftlt*
? nt douht of U'liiu reeleeted. (ieiioral
.Uoore I* VOr> | | ? 1 1 1 ;t i willi nil of the
military hoys, and ??w| I ly the njein
her* of Hit* lorul nmijiuny. lie liuw till*
hourly endorsement of flu* \Vi^|>e
| >11 Hmii'IH of llll Ills olllttful iH'tH.
U In n ii>k?-il If lu> UtOUgllt tlu> .Slalr
111 1 1 i I ill would hike pttrt In (lie inanue
t< i> iii Augusta In July lie replied dial
that was a hard question to answer,
tieneial Moore wan Hirouie to
sliaw and missed coiiiuH'tioii with his
train ami IiimI to make the trip by t
auto.
For Treasurer.
After eoiiNUltfiw a few of my
friend* In dilToren^ Meet Ions of the
eouilty. I have eouf'ltldi^l to heeoine
aa eainlldate for Treasurer of Ker
shaw County. subject to the rules of
iti? I' ?ruth- |irhaar,\.
Itespeet full \',
l(. II. AVI I .Id A. V|S.
. . ^ .. y ?
l.oiils T. Itlehter. of Charleston,
was drowned at Young's Island oil
Sunday.
<> Good Road* Enthu??a?ts
Six antoinoldle* loNdw with
riWllH ClirtlUHlllKtH tilt* IIH*|;|
1 1 IK ?t, Kershaw liiHt Friday after
in h 1)1. In J. r. I^wIm'm car were 11
I Walking I. T Mills, II. s. Moor*
iiinl I I*. I ?e>* Is ; F At. Wooteii (mrj/
<\ ,1. Sliaiuioii, Jr.. John S. Lindsay,
I. A Wltlkowsky. 8, F. llraslnntoi^
Jollll T MlK^y ('?llll J, 1,. fitly, ('
XL It U. ritiu. N. Ji. vv,?rk.
man : NV It. del.<>a< It < < u I ) W. |( |
l.oaHi. f H Yates. J.N. McI^mI ; \y
T. Smith (rar) J. J, Workman, Htov?>
I ?*?? ! > ; A .1 . Iteattle ,< i'ii i' i lt?\ r. u
Sii.it li.
At trait ftre am win leavo
tills afternoon for Kershaw to attend
llll' H^M'OUd iiieHlliji <?f till' K?t(M| minis
IIIOVCIIHMlt.
Wanted ? A fow you OK men thai ar?i
n hit- ami wlllln^/o work. tiood sM|
ary. Apply to P. <>. Hon 4N:j. rum
den. S. <\ <1-7
First C'otto^ Itlooni.
Thi' llrnt rotton Idoom of tin- sett
son was roixdtttol at tlilH (tUoo thix
week, phu-ked?i tlu' farm of Jan. A.
I tati's. oh Mu.v iNtrd. Hates Is thr
oiflowl farui demons! ration igent for
Kershaw County.
WANTED ? To Buy Cattle
Highest cash price paid for good cattle ? fat or poor - all
must be free from cattle tick.
Camden Beef Cattle Farms
:?r
FRED E. PERKINS, Special Partner L. I. GUION, Proprietor
NEW ROUTE
Solid Through Trains
? - ? BETWEEN
Florence, S. C. and Roanoke, Va.
? V- ? ; V- '? ? ' ?' . ? - ? y"m :
VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST I.INK, FLORENCE and WAD^SliORO; WINSTOIs
SALEM SOUTHBOUND RAILWAY, WADESBORO and WINSTON
SALEM . NORFOLK and WESTERN RAILWAY, W I N8TON-S A LEM
and ROANOKE.
Northbound
9.50 A. M. Lv.
10.20 A. M. Lv.
10.05 A. M. Lv.
11.00 A. M. Lv.
11.30 A. M. Lv.
12.35 I\ M. Ar.
4.00 P.. M. Ar.
8.45 P. M. Ar.
DAILY SCHEDULES
? FLORENCE. S. O. . .
. Darlington, S. C\
. Hartsville, S. C.
Society Hill, S. C. . .
..Choraw, a. C. . . . .
..Wadesboro, n! C.
.Winston-Salem, N. C.
ROANOKE, VA. . , .
Southbound
Ar. 7:30 P. M.
Ar. 7:01 P. M.
Ar. 7:10 P. M.
Ar. 6:22 P. M.
Ar; 5:63 P. M.
Lv. 5:00 P. M.
Lv. .1:25 P. M.
Lv. 9:00 A. M.
('lose connections are made at Florence*, in both directions, with
trains carrying Pullman cars and from the North, South, East
and West. For rates of fare, and detailed schedules to any desir
ed destination by this new and attractive route, apply to it. L.
niOXTON, Ticket Ag\>nt of the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH.
Refreshes = = Stimulates
A delightful flavor a.11 its own.
x In Iced. Bottles Anywhere
fj; ' ;.-*l Ky CHERO-COLA BOTTLING CO. camden, s. e.