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MEKWNO. Lg.il> P ('4111(1'*" ' Hill'" 1(. j (,t^lic IUM*IIU? >V?H held *HtoU School laiiUllilK "" the s^' j* , ^ |? The minutes rtim the rr.1t ? , ?i,|rll f'lllU'l llJHHy present. bJiN-r Of I? district nurse huh Kl"bt u|..H?':?;"?-ivs,)()u(ll.m sec " ' ?t iviHt' written ?l"' Hospital <11 W h m<rtnl i? ^ Mw. WllHuw il'ln rvu??rk?'<l. ?mnW<Tlli||r Wo *" f tV ||.?K|itt<il *<emed unneo u. ????'? ? " r^itoi """ wp ,ic"n' \ ,|U. Hospital authorities before ^"wrr^jH'lMMiix secretary then .? letter "it "r'"'h M?rkeis" Nvr,t , jjr ira llunlop. of UOck Hill, rtlcb I"' **v,'s "n hiterdstlng ae f 0f |io\v on cert, -tin days the la J,tlf ucK'k IliU moot the farmers IfxehHn^o produce; i lWU?r from tho Chamber of Cow ^ itfitof tlioy would take up the gLjhoilt JlftVllIK post boxen At po?t box lit Seaboard depot and Uhat tlipy (,oul<l to help tl?? Civic upi,. in tltalr rcpiest. 'fa Parlis were tlien reported upon tbt* dimwit (??uiMnltlees. Mrs. Win. union staled Jteetory Kqudre had a londhig from fountain and tW children wen* still molesting In. The i|uest|on was then rals j* t? till' bcwt lllt'lliuils; .if stopping Mrs. Tenia was asked to write for ffcw on a suitable design for orna 1 spray for center of fountain, ft*. A. C. Anerunr reported that Kit Yates e?.ui Id not comply with lit for water oil all squares, just j liaj! put water oh Library Square! jrould lia'vo to sutllee for Monument j lit, , 1 |pss Mln Shannon then brought to like tlu? condition of the hedge* of! hndiii, and of a very serious dlseov-; |f just made, or the pest of "white j," jvlilcll lias Infested nearly "all the Ed hedges in toxvn. It was decid tbftt tiny mutter Would be looked immediately and measures taken indicate It us soon ns possible. Hiss Leila Shannon was requested write an article in The Chronicle as what ijifor.aal ion she had received kwt it, ami Mrs. von Tresckow to Boiv up with ah rrrtlch' as to the [rt \vav to irteet rhis obstacle and went Its dot royhig Cafnden's beau fcl yardeiis. It is hoped all property itk-n irtiviiift hedges will oo-ojjierato |tfir the (*lvl?- League In helping get rt<| of thin trouble before It 1h too l:t t?v Koport* : on ttont Howm wfw< then hear* I from Mr#, von Tresekow. She found that it whh necessary to order fuH -ft - quarter of ton of couL. and a 1 1 load Of vsu.nl. Complaints are be lug made that mothers bringing (till drou to Jw look>*d after art* rej^n pdles.s hh io the hours for the attendant i<? have her meals. It'wns moved and carried Dial a printed list of rules he tacked upon rent room dour, which muHt bo carried out. "The attendant will he absent from 1 :?'?) to 'J. :.'10 each day and parents must take care of tflOtr children during tlio.-c hours." The president was asked to extend invitation to anyone who cured to lie come members of ('I vie J.cague. The corresponding secretary was no tified to have received the subscription to the Federation Magazine for 11)10, A notice to be put In The Chrom jele to let |?eople know that Clean I ' p Week would commence October 15th, and to he luspe< -ted hy the usual cine mil tec and health Officer Wilson by November 1st and reports sent In. Mrs. von Tresekow called for In structions to be given Mayor Yates concerning paths around library build lug, and It was agreed to let them re main as they are until the school board decides whether they will still allow right of way through school ground*, The president then asked each mem ber present to try and sell $1 worth of houoilt tickets apiece, and Interest all they saw In purchasing them for the rest room fund. .Inst before the clos ing of the meeting Mrs. N. It. Ooodale distributed tickets to all present who would volunteer to help sell them. The meeting was then brought to a close on account of uarkness. Mls^ Jim I.ldrcdge, Corresponding Secretary. Much Interest in Case. f?. York, S. Oct. 17. ? Considerable' local interest surrounds the- famous Isenhower trial to be heard In York next month when three men will be placed on trial for ? their lives, charged with tlui l.uurder. of Sheriff Hood, of Fairfield county, one of his deputies, and a liegl'O prisoner. Some of the best legal talent 111 this Immediate sec tion will be engaged In the trial and it will be hard-fought If present 'indi cations con tit for anything. While there Is great interest here, not ninny comments are heard as to opinions on the guilt or innocence of the-- three men who are to be .tried. Judge Hlce, who granted the appli cation for change of venue, will- pre side. The l irsl H||0b||| Milt. Allollt 1M57 (SK, It hit -I'lut 11 ti-lttn i 1 1 1 4 ? to lto< kfmd. Illinois, w i i 1 1 ? . an "old timer" in All < lutdoors, to play our nine. They railed tlieni -.elves (In- "I'll I ? i)ii<|ii?'ns| flippers ?i f Illinois," aiul plastered our town with hlg |ios(crs. ??Wo uirolf up our minds t<? give tJielii i ft drubbing. and Ml the end of the gamv the mcoiv wan, ford 7*1. U, rUi'iy wuh a Utile ch up playing third base who grabbed everything that eaino Hear hint, ami held Itj too. 1 noticed thul he wore, a kind of glove. AVhen the game was oW?r, I wont to lilin and linked what It was that lu> wore on Ids hand, lie tohl me that ho was a machinist, and had got his hand hadly ?hurt a week before, and he showed me th<? wound In. Ids ham). lie said the hnyt< did not want hliu to play in that gome, hut he urot a piece of thin sheet steel and made It slightly concave, hut so that it did not quite touch the sore place. He then made a short glove to cover all the hand okceptUig tlie lirsl joints of the tinhorn, ami doubled the leather in the palm so thai he could slip thi" plate between. 1 asked him II' It hurt, and ho said il did not, and that he could take a hot one and hold It hotter with the glove than without Jt. That Is the whole story. I dwu't think that Spahl in-,' ever talked to the little ehap with the Iron list, as the hoys dubbed the third baseman, but everybody In Koek ford knew about the mitt ; and In* may have got. the Idea frpm hltn. Anyway, that wits the ft rot jxlove that any ball player ever wore. A Salt-Watet- ^Catial. i A-> the result of unexpected hydraul ic action set tip the opening and shut ting the look*, It seems likely, says Popular Mechanics, that thO entire Panama Canal, Including ftatunc ,a,ud Mirallores lakes, will ultimately, be come salt. IndecdV Mirallores Lake has already become so brackish that It is unfit to he used its the source of water supply that the plan was to make it. When a ship coming from tlie Pa cific enters the lower locks at Mlra llore.s', It brings with It so much salt water that after the gates are closed almost seventy-live per cent, of the Wliter Is salt. Some of that saltwater is carried with the ship to the next higher level, then into" the upper lock, and . finally into t-he lake. Of course It Is diluted at every stage, for fresh \\;:1<t is used to raise the level in the lock chambers; lint still enough Is car ried into the lake to accomplish the predicted result. KKMAHLK NKWN. If ;i now s|i;i|K'i' puhlbhcd evcr> i?l l?? niuior t tin l wns tin 1 1? 1?'? I to them t here lllll' it ? . ..(HIUII - 111")!' tlllllg* that nv. iv imii ill' lllUli '.'lii' ruulil wi ll imagine 1 1 Would 1 11 K?? l|)l il good |M >1*1 4? ?| i of Itw >-p||oo t tl?* follow lllg i|ii \ to Correct the OITor* <>f III,' preyloilrt (Jay- i lint I* If tt litxi any concern altout milking ?onOftloJiji, More, If n IWIWH|itt j *er published without cnpi'filt Investigation, mil (t iir t liujt wn* given It n? Dliht'luit'ly correct l( would often find yUl th'a( It hud made a mistake. A great ma ny people i*?> v ??!?> euro less in 1*4 -| ?< . rt I n^r tiling t ri|<> for whb-h ilutr t*j no fouiuVaiiui) In fad. OftCtl tills |> Hot 1 1 1 1 oil t Ioiiii 1 , I ail thoy an* simply hot accurate. Then there H r*' persons of a rtv.ijKiitl.ohtt I Mini of mlml ninl' they jUllip at evert minor and put II <lo\s n an absolutely true. But ]ii'\v?UH|Hijrt, a s a rule, tin not put into print all that thoy hoar or all that Is ulven them as news thai 1h vouched for, They consider very cnrefuliv I In* soiiree whence It coiiio ami lie.-ddew seek to l|gvi> any (ton) ahout which there Is doubt e|?refull> Investigated lioforo using It. We do iiol hesitate to K?iy that as a rule newspapers may Ik? relied upon to print only Mo. things that arc true, ami \Ve lu'Jh'vo that Iho general pub lie 'recognises this fflet. of course, there is what )s tonned yellow journals, hill 1 1 u ? \ are never takoii seriously and so Iho public places very little confi dence hi anything that may apjiear In tholr columns. ? Greenwood Journal. Ihsirlbes Electrocution. Kditor It. I,, Freeman, ? ?f the l'ee I )^e. Advocate, was In Columbia last week to witness the elect rocution <>f .Toe Malloyr the negro who was con victed of 'killing two white hoys in Marlboro county KeVeVal years'ago, nml whose case had been before every court in the land. Kditor Krecinan gave the following a'eeount of the electrocution as he witnessed It; *'l have seen two negroes hanged nml two electrocuted. To an onlook er electrocution appears to be less humane than hanging. The electric connection Is made by placing a metal cap on the head ami clamps oh one leg. The cap and clamps are lined with felt. The hody is securely trapped to tin chair. "Then the current Is applied, the lioilv is suddenly perked against the straps and every muscle is tensely drawn. As the current is Increased in Intensity, the llosli fries am) smokes sparks lly, and great blisters are rats , ed around the points of Contact. Thb Camden Undertaking Co. ' W. I VANS, M.rn Agei FUNERAL DIRECTORS and LICENSED EMBALMERS AMBULANCK SKRVICE. City and Country Calls Attended Promptly DAY OR NIGHT Office and Show Rooms at 535 DeKalb Street Office Phone 91 Residence Phone 283-L goes on for ii mlnuje or two, tin* mIih'' j t r|? *lji 1 1 mo\ Ing his switch hack iiml; forth vnryiitff . tin* hiU'inslty of 1 1 1 * ' en?-i rent. "When llit* current Is turned < ?iV the body re I a \es, Physicians listen for the heart heats, and If they promioneo hint not dead, 1 1 electrician with a syrintfe pumps m? ?(??> water info the spongy eon neetJtViis <vf iho eltjetrodos, ,'rt'inl turns on (ho current again, This sometimes has to hi* related three or four times. "T^e body has the appearance of l>*? ltlic in yreal UtfiUi) throughout tlu- op orations. It is said, however. llult I he first' shook renders the victim iiiiooik scions, am) that ho fools no palii after flip first second." The l ast Chance (Jour. A traveler from the North, walking through 'the .mountains of North < \i r? ? Una, came on a cabin that -gavooun u : u ia 1 evidence of rural Industry, -n \ Harper's Magazine. Although it was only ten o'clock In (lie nn.uijlng, (lie traveler decided to stop and asj< for refreshment, since ho might not conte on anyi.hj.iivc so promising for many miles. A tall, apparently Ill-fed woman 'came to the door. She looked at the travel er in amazement, and seemed to ho re-, sentfhl when he made known his wants, ? "We've et," she said In a reproach ful tone. "Toni's gone to town to fetch Corn meal." The. traveler suggested a glass of milk. Attain the woman shook her head, while her sallow vlsiigo lengthened. "Tom- went and forgot to milk the cow. He won't he hack, till ovoliln'." That seemed to ho the traveler's op Tombstones & Monuments When in need of Tomb* stones and Monuments see mt? before you place your or der. Representing the Dixie M. rblo Co.. of ('anion, (In. ? '.ample# of marble shown. J, D. SINCLAIR, P. O. Box 35. Camden, S. C. }' toit ill lit v, liotli i" kIuav Ufa gtMfll na ture ninl to ohtnlti a gins* of milk. "!'<l he tflad to - in 1 1U her for you," li?> offered, ''I was brought up on ii fa' tin." - . Again the woman shook hot* head. "Ye e'nn't stronger." Ami this tlut'e her resentment whh tinged with futile iv. w t. "Tom rhl the row to town." New York, X. Y. "Safety First," said Mrs. Arthur Mnclean as who put Jw;> <11 imoml. earrings Into her pillow enee am] weid (o sleep, The next day there wel'e clean slips mi the plllowH. Mr., MiurliU'ftn WHM frantic. She be selgod the laundry, hut the pillow slips had been washed ami ironed. Finally on ('.earring, wim found gleaming In the bottom of the washtuh ami the other' nh iul to enter the drain pi]>e. They are valued at $2,000. ; lmronvllle. ( lido. "Howdy. John !" "Howdy. .lilli!" Thus John and James Stewart of Kansas ami Tennessee, re-, si'wetively. met here after a Lapse of forty-seven yyars. liotli believed the "other dead and spent several hours In a room together before they found out their relationship. ALL RECORDS SMASHED! SeMosburgs Cotton Carnival Sale Makes Good. IT IS THE TALK OF THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY ? " ? 1 ? . ? i ? ? . ? ? Fully 5,000 people visited this Gigantic Sale on the opening day. Nothing like it ever happened in Camden before. From early morning to late at night this store was packed and jammed with hundreds of eager buyers. Not in the twenty years history of this store has qUli a *remenclousi crowd been served in one day... The good people of this vicinity know from experience that when ochlosburg puts the knife into the prices it means dollars .saved to them. The greatest Dollar Saving sale ever pulled ?? m Camden. All pther Sales and so-called sales dwindle into insignificance compared to this mighty and stupendous slaughter of prices. BARGAINS WILL GROW GREATER AS THE DAYS ROLL ALONG. You c^n't stop ,-us! You can't even head us off for a moment. We'have been preparing for this sale for months. We knew the crowds AyOtxtd be with us, but we didn't hardly look for a "Landslide." Not a person left our doors "bar* gain disappointed." They are coming here for Bargains and bargains they, are getting. Of course there were many i People who could not get waited on for the extreme crowd and lack 6f clerks ? to you we extend an .urgent invitation ^ lnv'tation to come back again,, come tomorrow, come Saturday, come every day. - ~ STATEMENT BY MR. SCHLOSBURG Am! now it is that I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to the poople of Camden aiul vicinity for the grati fying evidence of your pood will and the magnificent dem onstration of yonr confidence that lias come to me in the sivat opening <lays..business of my biff sale. Hard as r0ck and . cold as marble would be the heart that did i,,,t cheerfully respond to such a convincing dls-, lj*.v ?'f public confidence, and in showing my apprecia te ??f this confidence, it is not my., Intention to express ?nt'i'idy thru the glittering generalities t>f cold and unftsdin- (V,H> lmt ! am KO)n^ to prove my appreciation ? ?"a?, .rial way in offering to you during Mie remaining -if iliis irrcat sale some of the most wonderful bar hjuiis that wore ever offered in any store in this citj. 1 want you nil, each and every one to come again and ?is.> t.. invite vour friends who lmvo not yet acquired tne lial.it of trading here". Come cxpec^f? big t 1 am in charge you may be sure that there will ne\er 10 !? "i^ui pointment. * '? 1 '? * Cordially yours, HARRY I,. SCIILOSBI'KG. JUST ARRIVED 5,000 yards 15c Galatea 36 inch wide. Bought specially for this sale. Will sell as long as it lasts at yard.... 9c 100 Ladies' Coat Suits, all colors, sizes and styles, worth $15.00 at $4.98 5 bales heavy Grey Out ing, 27 inches wide, worth 10c at per yard 7c 250 dozen Men's 75c. Dress Shirts, with or without collars. Assort ed patterns and sizes ? Madras, Percale, Sois ette and Repps,.... 39c 500 Men's Dress Hats, from bankrupt stock in Chester, each one worth $2.00, extra 5,000 yards Apron and Dress Gingham, bought for this sale A 3 - 4i C at 1 lot Ladies' Shoes in black ? button and lace, sizes 2 to 4. worth $3.00 special 98c Ladies' Black Velvet Trimmed Hats, - new styles and shapes, worth !S S? " $1.39 36 inch all Wool Serge, regular 50c value at per yard 24c MR. H. U 8CHLC)SBl'ii(i every day is bargain day at SCHLOSBURG'S . ?. - : - ?yfi, ateBeiSLl ..... , 3?? T53L: i * H. L SC Camden, S ^ 7 Si ? . ? !^BaEt?Ci*J-, " \ -Jiri A; * * ? ?'ij? THE SCHLOSBURG QUALITY IS YOUR GUARANTEE . ' 'b *\ ?' *' *. ' /