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MUSKY TO IjOAN ON REAL K8TATJ-J KAHY TKHMH K. O. voiiTn'Mcbow. i Dr. I H. Al....d?f Dr. H I. St?t?..o. Alexander & SUveuion DENTISTS Offk* S<ntfb???t Caracr Bro?4 tad Df Kalb Stl, ' COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER PLAIN & HUGER 8TS Phone 71 COLUMBIA, 3. C, TIRE TAXES wiin'l lie heavy, If yiiii have u? do y?ur repair work. We have a llrst ?ia,-.s ?r(|tii} *iik?ii t ami ail* prepared lo i,'lvi' you yn>ni|?l ami satisfac tory worU.uutushlp in ' Bicycle Repairing I n i*4>i in I >l?* repairs would ruin our ehance for success. \Ve inu.st do dependable cWOrk l<? hold < >ur trade. Trices nlwiivs moderate. H, E. BEARD Collins Brothers Undertakers for Colored People Telephone 41 714 W . Dels alb St. When In Need oi a Neai Cheap Coffin or Gasket REMEMBER US CAMDEN FURNITURE CO. DR. O. M. GAY V ETERIN ARI A N I Iroat nil nnim:ils. ('nils answered day or niidd. Oilire at .1. M. (\a rson's stables. IMinue S(5. KKKSHAW, South Carolina. ?M 'Wake up business ! - The Bell Telephone is the Big Ben of Business. Ring up on the Bell. You may talk about di*4l times 'till you lose your breath but it won't help matters, save your breath to talk into your Bell Telephone. Ring: up old customers, then start on a fresh list of prospects, there is n^ quicker way ? none that saves more time or expense. If you haven't a Bell Telephone, get one now, i Call the Business office for rates. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Box 24 7, Columbia, S. C. NO MONKY FOB KX-HUVKH. Tnamiry Department Warun Tliein ' T?m< Hull Will lie \ Kam\ NUnu S. Vkuamjur. VVtinUlLutLvu 1 1 ? - 1 ii >i if l< ? it I of t|)0 < 'hn rl??t t?' < M.-erv it, writing to I lot i |u?|?rr date of Hi johcr IKIh. sa > AT ? ? A 1 1 > c\ > I j i \ <? s (kr their heir-. who haw: tout iliiutiil ux miy ?iUi?ir. >u;ii toward it ru)j(| with which to brllltf *ult aim fiwt 'I1'' T? ?;?->>? r.v I ??-| ?t rl incut f*> ivmur $<sn.i?mhhmi for dl -t i ibutlon anion# i hemsel ves, arc Warned by. tho I ?C|Ullf IIK'Ilt Hint It l)fjs II^M SUIll. .aii.<l that emit rlbutloiiw made for swh .1 | ?n r| ?? ? -?? \*. f 1 1 ho money thrown away. "The claim Is for tin.' money collected durhuc ibe period I Wilt to imjk us tin internal revenue tax "ii i'ti vv cotton miller htWR enacted hy Congress. The Treasury Depart incut says this ' sum wiM *1 illy turned Into flu* Treasury tin iXiMM'ral receipts ami applied to the sit|> |iol l of Hie I iovcruuicnv "'I'lii' rlglil of 1 1 n ? Government. to collect t lii.< tux, says tin' statement, wits ili'l ?*r iii I ni'i I I ?y lulled States courts inijiiy ?\ i?a rs ago. "F.ven If fjpi^e who were sbivesivere cut it h'<l to coiniH'inm tlon for their work," It Is stated, "their flit Itn wouhl hi> against tljpir former masters au4 I hi-,\ wouhl have no re course at this In t *? day against auch masters, or for lh?' proccWls of the cotton produced by their labor. A ?con tention thai thi'yi'ouhl now collect any thing for surh service wouhl be fraud iilcnt ami ahsurd." "Heccnllya suit was brought In the Supreme Court of the District of Co lumbia in the names of ll. X, .John son, of Koulnlana t K. Mowers. of Tex as; < '. h, Williams, of .Mississippi, and Mamie Thompson, of Tennessee, for tlu?iriselves ami for all others entitled to recover. "10, M. j lew lei, of W ashington, was Ineal counsel. for the purpose of III lug l lie Mil i I . The Treasury Depart - ment states that he has made alHdavit lo I lie etl'eet that, his eolilidonCe was ahuscdanil that he now sees no merit in the suits ami further. In view of I lie statements 'made In printed circu lars dlst rlhutcd .among negroes lie has withdrawn from t lie ease, 'The Treasury Department has. se cured eopies of circulars sent out. Oiie is headed. ".Make a .lust Claim," ami is distributed by ('. K. Williams, of ( 'larUsdale, Miss. "Another circular, issued l?y Corne lius ,1. Jones of Memphis. Ti mi., pur | ports to give ."InslrUcthms what to ilo lo mala' chiini to share in $0,x.<MM).000 sued for l>y persons who labored in Mie production of sahl coi Ion." This circular calls for the names juhI post ?>illce addresses ot all persons entitled i" claim and makes request for $1.7}" I from each claimant lo meet costs- and I expenses Mt' the suit. < "The foljpwing paragraph from this circular is given : 'The cotton froju which I his .money was collected, of course, has heen long since -disposed "I*. hut the. money has heen held h\ I lie Secretary of I lie Treasury at Wil.^lt iugton under protest hy way of .judi cial proceedings as to the constitution ality I hereof.' "This, sta leineiii is Hat ly denied." Dr. E. H. KERRISON . dentist SurcoHuor to I)r. L. W. Alstoii Officii in tho .Mn mi ItuihlliiK I'lione 1H.*? ftUMTICK'tf IIOKNK SHOW. A NtMb Finer Show limn That of |4?h( Year Srt)> The I If raid. o.vccptlpuiilly large <to|) of liny made j)U<) tilt* llllI'VCNtlllK of I In* ?>t ll?>r crops are crowding ^hu farmer*, mat the Un til1 lift I ll<li\jlV Of I I'M' lc ill Slllll I cl", there was not hk lirgv an attoiiduU'c itf both tit riUPI ami inerclmnta ut tin present hor*e nlmw us I have been al other time* aial ill o'ther till those who attended ftci'c a m | ?| \ re )>iiht for their trouble it n? I expense for i h< iv wtTO many iu? ? ? entries ami lln? <1 mi 1 i t y of tin* HtOck shown waw far sfi pcrlor t<> Dial vf othor .\enrs. There was n lively Interest In lite entries, (iiul especially those from Humter, and tin* people there .were glad tlial Sumter carried off her share <>f I lie prizes. The bent Individual prize winner was JlHrboes King, owned i?y Dr. Kendall, of Columbia, \v|io won two blue i')ld*oi|H, Mr. < i^orft} Little (>f Camdt'n had t ho largest number of hi dividual entries ami was Very HiieeoKS fnl. The judge hi the horse show was Dr. Mood of the Uuroau of Animal Industry, who was assisted by Messrs. Win. M. firaham iiml .1. I'. Mouth, two well known horsemen of local repute. The decisions tendered nave general satisfaction. The hog* and oat tie were judged by Messrs. William Collins, of North Mlddlctnu, Ky., Robert H, McCray, lit Hourbon county, Ivy., and 0 GO. T. Ut - tie, of Camden. Sumter Herald. A Camden Winner. , Mr. t!eo. T. Lit lie. of Camden, cap* tared a number of the prizes at the Sumter horse show held hist week/ Ills winnings were "Kmiteror," second. <*10, in Mt a 1 1 Ion, mare or gelding. class ; ??Colon." fourth, In fife pitted stallion ? . ? < ? i ? iwi.'. j-, mare or gelding class; Saxon, tirst, $15. in plantation saddle horse class; ??Watchful," second, $15, in tliree gall ed . class ; "Lord Neville." fourth, iii three giilted class; "Watchful," first, S'jn. in heavy harness ??hiss; "Cinder ella," tirst. in line harness class. ESTATE NOTICE. All pel-sons indebted to the Kstate of I '. Ijcslie . Xemp, deceased, are here by m >t Hied to make payment, to the undersigned, ami all persons (if any) having claims against the said 10-tate are requested to present them, proven and authcntk-aled, within the time proscribed by law, to W. Kobln Zomp, at his drug store in Camden. S. ('. (-MM.) I 'M I I.V A. ZP.MP, Kxeeutrix. Camden.. St C.. Sept. .'10. 1H15. CITATION. Stale of Soil til Carolina, County of Kershaw. lt\ W. I,. McDowell. Ksquire. Probate , Judge. WIILUKAS. Cliarlie Williams' made suit to me to grant him Lctte& of Administration of the Kstate of and effects of .hie Williams. These are Therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Joe Williams, deceased, that they be and appear be fore me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden. S. C, on October LMith. next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock jn the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. (liven under my hand," this i'Jth day of October. A. D., 1015, W. I j. McDOWF.M,, Judge of Probate for Kershaw Co. Published <>n the 15th and 'J'Jnd days of Uetober, P.Uo, in The Camden Chron icle, and posted nt the Court House door for the time, prescribed by law. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Not Served ? Tin-. State of South Carolina, County of Kerkhaw. Court of Common I'leas Tin' Knterprise Building & Loan As sociation of Camden, S. C. Plaintiff. against r.iuiiy Adams, Kate <?eridean. Kaehaol Adams ami C. A. Shannon. 1 U'lVmlnnta. To the Defendants: ? Von are hereby summon*"] and ro quired to answer tin* complaint in this notion, which will l>o tiled in the of tlce of the Clerk of the Court of Com mon lMeas for the s;ii>l County, ami to serve a copy of your answer to the ^ : i id complaint on the snhsrriher* at his otlice at <>0d Kutledtre Street, Cam den. S. C., within twenty Mays after the service thereof, evolutive of the May of such service: ami if you fail i to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaint iff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the eotnplaint. Dated at Camden. <Vt. <!th. A. !>.. I i?>ir?. W. M. SIlANNnV, PlaintUY's Attorney. To tin* defendant* Kmily Ad?m>. Kate Cerideau and Ka< h.aol Ad;im> ; ? Von will please take not ire that the complaint herein \va> in tin* of-l fi<-*? of the Clerk of C..urt for Kershaw County at Camden. S. on ilua tho tit li day of Oetoher. I '.nr.. W. M. SHANNON, riaintiff's Attorney. Camden, S. C., < >ot. t?th. 1P1.". j Jtt-27 | MONEY TO IX)\N. On Improved farms. Easy terms. Apply to B. B. Clarke. Canulen. S. 0. 50. QUANTITY OF FttKIMWIIFPN South ('uroliiiH Im Showing Her Abil Vy to <?row Her Own Kwl, CifilttMH College. OC(. J J?. ? Experts [ Who truvn over riie nim?? rt*|N?r< ihui | (here Kevin* to he u grenter quantity 'of fViMi.vhiff* in Houth Carolina Hisn ' if nny prrrtons ttmn tn rorrnt yrirrK. In koiiic sect inn H of tin* state oats are selling at lower prices than J 1 1 several yeiil Mild | lie same Is true <jj f coin. The increase In the supply of fced j -dut.tVi Ik esi?oclii I l.v^uot IceaftJe In the Piedmont section <>f the slate. South Carolina haK ihlK.war (lemon ?|jratMl her ii l?i 1 1 1 \ to produce oats III large quantities HUCCttwfll)^' and this applies, in a smaller degree, to wheal,' Cowpeas liave been grown in went abundance this year. resulting in a large supply of hoth hay and peas for! seed. Fanners are advised to hold I hack enough of their peas to use for sowing after small grain next spring. CletllKOIl College is urging farmers j t?i Ui)W Hfsin this fall, Just as It did i last fall. It is time now to sow oats J and farmers should not delay, as some I \\ln? waited until late to sow their oats j last year got disappoint ing results. Tile time to sow wheat is soon after : the lirst kilting frost, which generally i < nines about the end of October or tlrst (it November. Before sowing oats <>i wheat, they .should treat the seed with formalin solution to prevent -smut. Lintcrs Selling High. The eot ton see<l oil eomi rallies of this section are this year getting four I cents a' poufid? for llnters, the best : prlee that has heen -paid since 11)11 J and one of the highest ever gtvuii. Ammunition' manufacturing concerns are using these llnters in the inauu facture of war munitions and are glad to get them at the above stated price. I, inters are the short libres Which conies oft' tlio cotton seed before they j are ground up in the manufacture' 'of. ! cotton se<Ml oil and hulls. This short j lint cannot he cut off in the gin and | put . in the . Cotton .* since it will lower the grade and it. will not sell for. as | much. Sometimes the prices paid for { this product Is very low. hut. owing to ! the European war and the great dv j ma nd for munitions the price has gone j "i>. Llnters are used generally- for the ? manufacture of cotton hatting. It Is j said also that this short lint taken from the cotton seed is s^iuetimes made into absorbent cotton. It is sent to flerniauy . where It is treate<l with acids' and conies hack in the shape of absorbent cotton after it has gone through a regular cleansing and acid I process.-? Abbeville I'ress and Banner. The Proper Spirit. .\ man Who was solicited l?y The <>hl Fort Sent iuel to subscribe for that paper. excused himself on the ground 'that 1 iv was burdened with debt and was exerting all his energies to come clear this Fail. The "editor "refrained from urging the paper on hini. and "tool; dIV h'M hat' in honor of a debt paying man," as one wlio is all right, it was a ease of two "all right" men having met. When this man is 'finally enrolled on The Sentinel's subscription list the editor will secure an appre ciative-', subscriber and one against whose pay there will be no misgivings. Th?- incident gives manifestation of a display of the proper spirit in the ex ercise of the business and normal ob ligation.? Charlotte < >bserver. Too Much For a Philadelphia Lawyer. A youirg foreigner was being tried in court, says the Public Ledger, and the ii'K'^tiouing by the lawyers on the opposite side began. "Now. I.as/ky, what do you do?". "Veii7" asked Lasstky. . "When you Work, of course." said the law yer. *'\ y. work ? " "I Know. "said the lawyer, "but what at V" - 'I "At a bench." "? Hi !" groaned the lawyer. "Where do \%>u work at a bench?" "In a factory." "What kind of a factory?" " 1 hick." " on make bricks?" "No, <lo factory is made uv bricks." "Now. L.wky. listen." said the law yer. "What ? I < ? \ on make in that fac tory ' I ? i - 1 1 1 dollar*. a week." "No. no! What does the factory maki "I "luifno: a lot of money. I think." "Now. lixicn ! Whflt kind of goinls doc- factory produce?" "?'li.' -:iid i.as/ky. "good goods." "I K:.ow. hut what kind of good i:c h M K ?" "The 1 .????! ." " I In- l.o>t of what ?" "The there i<." "? M* what ?" 'If ' I ? >^? ' i.'OOll>." "Your honor." said the lawyer, "I give up." .lanicx < i ra y. of Chester, broke his left leg in an automobile accident. Five young men are charged with shooting Mil? Simmons at (ireenviiie. MAKK THK KOI Til KKADTll^UL. The following from tin ? I'rogroHtflve Farmer Is worthy of reproduction In all of the |?)i|hth of the South mimI the spirit of what I* written Hhi/uUI stir every Southern farmer to improve con tllUojm about hint, thus contributing his part toward umking the Kopth the beautiful laml ft ought to feoT "No ?jiii In- uluil they oiu;hl j to be unh'HK they 1 1 vo ii mill l>c;iutiful surroundlugH, and there Is ho exeuwe f or any fanner In the South not hav ing a pretty home and farm. 'Hie ,\t mighty will eertuinly make any farm beautiful wherever the fu riner does hln part wherever k.uI Men, stum)* and Kprouts u ?*? eliminated and thids kept large, w h(?Ui aud symmetrical insfeud of being ragged and spotted with n? tfieeted hedgerows and heart-slekening patches of turned out hind. "Nor is there any e>*ouso, no (flatter how poor the owner may he, for hav ing one single ugly home anywhere in ;ill our Sunny South. Where we can't have paint we can have whitewash, and where we ejw't upend money on handsomo buLldlngH, we can at least have the glory of Iwautlfu) grassy lawns that the Almighty puts within reach of everyho(|y In our favored nee, Hon. A Southern home without (low ers ought to he a disgrace to the own er. Kven a ciil?|n whitewashed and made heauttful with blossoming mortis ing glories may he a greater delight to the eye than a showy mansloij hijilt without taste ^ "And just here comes a jetter from one of our women readers, Mrs W. I. Zachry, of Uaxioy, <Ja'M so happily expressed and so suggestive of our world's beauty, that we eaiinot re frain from giving it emphu.-.fs on this page. She writes: I am living at an old homestead that has belonged to several genera tions of the same family. It has now pased into the hands of strangers; the members of the old family are dispersed and gone far away, Hut this plaee is ly memorial to them, and es peeialiy to the first lady who eame here as a )uide aud lived here as wife and mother through a long and useful life. Her impress is still upon every thing. her spirit lives anew in the re current blooming of her rose garden. I. a stranger, feel a kinship with her as 1 breathe their dewy fragranee. lOatiy in the spring myriads of daffo dils, jonquils and narcissus eame up in great haste. Some nore trumi>ets and w'ere the trujnpetei^ of the good tidings of spring, the eternal yellows <>f them, their fragrrnce and freshness almost divine. At easier time the white flags unfurled in nlljljclr purity, an emblem of the sweet ajifrft of her whose pure thought and innate love "I' the beautiful gave them a perpet ual gift of 1< witness, to those who '?nine after her. Today there Is a flaming of crimen lilies and anm ryllis against the ?nreou shrubbery Kor ean we who are the inheiitors of the lo Miners fo,-rl that tho sweet ness or- one woman made it all possi ble. Though she Is iningled with the iluHt. the work of her ?1? Uw> UwiotEou* nr.. ?t Mu. It7l Is Immortalized |? n.,. M Mower*." ??Who of us Hl.OllWl Hot (ovrt ilium n l ii I i i v ttMi. wh() of ^ ",,w m tyr* r, a It., I, no! |Mmly for out ?wn tan, mi), I how who a IV to <ol|H' rfr\ ' "loot's make I lie South uu. t Utud It oujiht to bt?iu TIMELY POINTErTw ORCHARD AND GA? (Cleraaon Coltvgo liultmiu i There Is nothing hattw f?>r mental trees tllttii HTir own tmtivi In planting ornamental .tret* itt bur that the ikhh.u> Ih not ot^y a mental, inn nl u \ aluiiblt) f?r ^ j < 1 1 ift . A good Him for. tin* ootfl (?xl*2 feet. Uso ordinary <-qi tho covering. , lettuce w.Jil glow tho oiKMi, hut It heads up niu^b if planted In a < <>M franiv. To get host r?sult\ get ollt loses in fall. Under ordinary < tions, It is most satisfactory to with Iwoycar-uhl plants. Sot out roses now and care fori properly and you will Ik* rid# warded. In planting, cut l?w hnshes to within a few Inches ground.. - Ak soon us tho tops of (%&$&&, j Huh, gladiolus, ealadhuiw, and plants are killed by frost u roots or bulbs and store them cellar. l'ull green tomatoes just More u wrap them In paiier, ami put tl^tj a dark place, 0r, tho whole plant i ho ? pulhul up and hung indoors.! this way they will riiature ami for two or three months, In rerifovlng ' dahlias am) <mj from the gropud, do not shake 1 more earth from the roots than is j essary. IMace the plants .'on that the air may circulate tlu roots. %l>o pot forget that It Is time down tho mounds from peach, tif destroy the poaeli borers. S all refuse matter and gum Hivu... tree and throw it some distance.! It contains the little borers. Mrs. A. (iamewell bn.Motte, a liien t woman of Colatnlria, died day. ? Estate of ?. D. Boykin. Notice Is hereby given that month from this date, on 8) October 23rd, 1915, we will ren final account of our actings and] logs as JOxeeutors of the Rotate i " E. I). Boykin, deceased, in the of the Judge of I'robate for Ken County, at 11 o'clock a. m., atid * same day ask for o flnpl from our trust as such Executor^ All persons having demands said Estate will present them forj ment on or before that day, prove authenticated, or bo forever bar I). A. BOYKN It. I). HOYKI J. T. HAY, Kxecuto ?Camden.. S. C., Sept. 23, 1015. SHE NEEDS NO COAXING! Wherever the sign of "Ice Cream" is, there is average girl's interest ( tered. And who can bla? her? What is so coolii and delicious this hot w es er as a heaping plate of * matchless Ice Cream? Oli and young alike find it pie ant and palatable. OursJ pure, fresh made and de cious, and we have it in i the popular flavors. Staf ard prices. Best quality. Spero Beleos, Proprietor. Phone 78. ; ? V ' ? ? ? ?- .. F () |{ S A L Bj .1i?nho "J&TATION 111 West Waterec, seven miles from 0 den, J miles from Lugoff, S. C. J VhKf ,?ntn!ns 1'373 800 acres open land, a good prig ^mon 1>> under cultivation and producing well; some pood tlmj* iic? ' on.?M(, rooin dwelling, 20 tenant houses, severnl haras # J nousc. ihis property is situated in one of the host farming3"* ?r , ^rs',aw County; Rood neighborhood and healthy locality ?>r labor on plaee; about 300 bales of cotton produced on ! SOm? so<Ml r?asturlng land for stock raising. We \i Hai?, ft '>arKnin and the terms are very easy. >. ?,/ i*? i Allowing: 75 acres 8 miles Southeast of CanideA ,m,hi ?1Vi8 **?ykln. West and Burrows. About cultivation; the balance in wood and timl>er. Two room d*?W ba%o"Tr* , Prlce Sl'650" or terms. _ j a?7 K acresf belonglng to T. 8. Dunlap, f rolics from ' ?tr ^ i,8e?5r?n;i Th,M iH n Rood tract of land with soigl^ *v/a ni s ftdJolning this property have been in \e have this for sale at a reasonable price. DuBose & Boykin _ t ? R*tl EiUta and Fire Insurance Jj Telephone No. 43 C*ntd*+ J