The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 07, 1916, Image 6
RUB OUT PAIN
with g<xxl oil liniment. Tkat'?
the ?ure*i w*y to stop them.
I he heat fohhuig liniment is
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Coo J for the Ailments of
Horses, Mules, Cuttle, Etc.
(Jooit for your ou>n A cfies,
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
23c. $1. At till Dealer*.
MUST IIATTLK IN HKXKU
Number of Villa H audits Killed, Only
Kqur \morl<MiiH Wuiimhl.
1:1 I'a.o,' April 1 I't'iir hundred
A iii?<r i< ;i 1 1 c av airs men. ll:IV?l?*r the com
1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 of < ol -^cortfe A huil.l, tfallo|?
bur ? l< >\s m i'hhii Mm* slope* Of tin* great
< ont iiiental divide. have fallen oh the,
main ??"<!> <?) l-'rn N Ilia's I >a 1 1 ? I j
ilij at t lit' San UiT'iUiliU!. mii' U scatter J
inu I'll em in . iii?< m.n <l I !?????! ions and ? I r i \ i
in^r 1 1'?* I >>t lull t; < ldef, Wounded and
? rippled, to ,m?k a hiding plan- In the
mountains Villa ivih hurried from
fianyvr i i i ;i carriage. The tight oVmmi
fit at t'i o'clock In the evening <>f March
I'll aiid continued for several hours
The news of the exploit was tlAshed
into .lua re/. todax n ml sent a thrill
ulohg the border. For 1*7 hours the
veteran rolonel, Willi Ids picked troop
crs of tin' Seventh ami Tenth cavalry
drove down the valley of the Santa
.Maria river. At the end of a Tm mile
ride t hey fell upon the uiisusiH'Ct ihtf
Villa camp where f><xi Pandits were
celebrating the nias.sa'eiv of 17- Ca.r
ran/.a soldier* two days previously at
Guerrero.
V illa, shot through the ly tc and with
one hip shattered. was liurried from
the scene, barely in time to escape
the. onslaught of the Americans.. The
bandits made a Inlet' I >ti t hopeless
stand. Then I het\ broke ami tied. Leav?
ing I dead on the Held, Including
their commander, tien. Ivllseo Hernan
dez.. Two machine guns. a number of
horses, rifles, ammunition and equip
ment fell Into the hands of the Ameri
in n-.
Anioii;: the known wounded is I'ah
lo I. ope/, Villa's lieutenant in the Co
lumbus raid The American casualties
w ere four privates wounded.
The Americans did not linger on
the field of \ it tor\ 1 'or live hours
they drove the enemy before them
into fhe wilderness of mountain peaks
desert and canyon, where loads or
e\en trails are unknown, and where
a ml- -tep means death to horse and
rider. Thc\ halted onl> after the
? base had led them tell miles and the
fugit i\ e- were scattered into little
bands of half i do/en each That
Villa's career ha- ended, his power
broken and his death or capture onl.\
a question of* day-. perh.a|?s only hours,
is t tie inevitable conclusion reached
here as little In iiltie t lie details of
" 1 )oi Ids ride reach the border. It
seems impossible that I lie crippled ban j
dit can long remain hidden, even in
the nioiiuta inous wastes in which lie
has s< light refuse. ...
Th?' s.-rne of Co! l?oi|d's \*jcti>r.\ i
:i bio id \alie> l.viliU at tile bead of
the S.iiiia Maria river. Villa was l>e
I ic \ ed '.*< be hcadiiii; toward Santa
YsmIm-I when tho tr.mi|>ora of I !??? I * nit ?
stale* #\vept down from the north
ll| ?? "I III - ? : 1 1 1 1 [ ? It \\<l^ III Sailtu Ysuliel
thai \ ilia kUUx) Am.ii?aii mlninu
MtW"
Washington hlated.
April I. With' Villa'*
main . entuutahd shuttered |>y Col
l>?.il?|> cavalry I lie war depart
litt-ii I expects (lull I lit* death or I'lip
ture i if ili?' bandit leader himself ami
i In- ?-uc? oxfu' < oiii'iiihluti of tlio Amort
can | > 1 1 1 1 i i i.\ e ?? \ i m ?< 1 1 1 1 ? h i t<> rid north
??in Mexico of his raids will follow
tin T? quickly Hum hud al first b?*eu
a 1 1 ( it 1 1 m t I .
"I'll* live liour ruhntiiK litfht io which
i '..I i ?? m |? I ' outnumbered troops killed
A iJla "s chief lieutenant ami many of
fill* men with only four of their own
It i| mi M<f k 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 y woimih'il look place
is hours before tin* nows reached
Washington. Army ofth'ors hit sure
that since flu.* litflit heavier foreea have
come up to support the llyhur columns
ami another ae|toi,i may have followed
of which .uothl.UK was known here to
nluhl.
( 'onu'i es.-i stopped business ami cheer
eil the news of the ilasli of the Ameri
can troops. President Wilson sent
wonls of contra tuhit ion to . Secretary
Milker ami the siK-ri'tary sent a ines
sii^e of congratulation to Maj. <?en,
I'liiiston to he conveyed to Itrltf, (.en.
Pershinu ami Col. |>odd. The first
smashing blow at the bandits was what
a.ll ofllclals hail e.\|H?e(e<l of Pershing's
seuSoned troopers, hut few of them
had hopcil it would come so soon.
TI1K "TKN DKMANDKNTS"
A business concern at stevesron,
which Is away iij > In Western Canada,
lias the following worldly wisdom eon
spieuously posted in tlrt?lr shop. While
this may he a hit arro^at Ive, It Is,
nevertheless, straight from the shoul
der :
First ? I >on't lie. It wastes my time
ami yours. I am sure to eatch you
in tlie end. and that will lie the wrontf
end. . V
Second? Wat eh your work, not the
cluck. A Ioiik day's work makes a j
lone day short, and a short day's |
work makes my face loin:.
I
Third-? < Mve me more than 1 ox- 1
peet. and 1 w ill uive von more than j
you expect. I can afford to Increase;
your j my If you- increase iny profits.
Fourth You owe so much to your- I
self you cannot afford to owe any- J
hod,\ else. Keep out of debt, or keep j
out of my shop.-s. j
Fifth I I'ishoiM'sly Is never an acei
dent. tiood men. IJke tfood women, I
never see temptation when they meet
~it.
Sixth Mind your own business and1
in tune you'll have a business of your
own to mind.
Seventh Mon'l do anything here
which hin t- your self respect. All em
ploye who is willing to steal for one
i> \\ illlne to vtcal from me.
Kiijhth It Is none of ni\ business
what vim do at nlirlit Hut if dissipa
tion affects what you do tbe next day. |
and you half as much a$ I demand.
\ on' 1 1 last half as lonir as you hoped. I
\inth I ?on't tell me what I'd like!
to hear, but what 1 ought to hear. I
?
don't want a valet for my pride, but
one for my purse.
' i 'ii Uii44.'j ? -.ki?4. ? if ? 4 ? k-b-k: if
v.in'r.' worth while eorreetlng you're
worth while keeping. I don't waste
lime cut tine -pecks out of rotten ap
! tie- 'I'lie ( 'a x I on.
From thr mantel time piece to the stately hall
clock ? they are all here at a price to suit your pocket
book.
A WORD TO THE WISE ABOUT CLOCKS:
When you buy a clock ^et it from a reliable jew
eler. We guarantee our clocks and you can absolutely
10 1\ on {.heir having right time always.
Let us show you our selection.
G. L. BLACKWELL
Jeweler and Optician Camden, S. C.
? :'j*vvy "-T* ? 'ry -.J -jj , . . (
AMI-NINO KVIDKNC'K
<.J\cn III UIh"! Hull \Kuliibi American
Medirai Association.
< ' I ? i < -ji >. April ? I II** te.-*t iiijon \ ?.i
! Mllo J', ( ii iirh. it fn ruu r living near
ShhUw, Ti-XtlM. itH t<? his fondues* for
? I rl>> k caused amusetur"! today In the
t.'ton.nou libel Milt of Juhu A, and /.
< '. ratten, of < 'hattonooga, Tennessee,
UgUinat the American Mctlh'H) associa
tion and lite editor of Its ottlcitU pub
Ileal Ions. Tl??? alleged .libel, It 1* charg
ed, lay lit railing "Wine of i'ardul,"
owned b.v. t Ik* rattens, a nostrum.
i Vouch test ill cd that his >v I f i? wan
"hitter!, \ o,(?OMod" to his heavy drink
Iiik during the last 1ft years.
"Hut," said Ci'oueh. "I never said
nothing to her about the way she hit
np the Wine of Cajrdul. and she's been
at that a loiig time."
When asked how his wife had he
come accustomed to using the inedb
elne he said : "Mho beard about It
from other womwn. First she took
It with a H|H>on ; then she not to tip*
ping up the bottle and gulping It down.
She'd drink a third of a bottle before
breakfast sometimes."
(Mhor witnesses were I >r. F. M.
Newson. of Ituhy, S. 0. : <\ It. W.
Stantill, of Itagln, Tenn ; 11. F. Sabote,
a deputy sheriff of Florida.
!>r. Newson told of a woman who.
he said, found in Wine of Cardui re
lief for her craving for morphine.
Sabote tcstlticd that he had seen a
number of Jail prisoners become In-,
toxica ted on tti?* medicine.
Lamar Kennedy, 1 (> years old, a mes
senger employed by the Western Union
Telegraph Co., was fatally Injured on
Monday morning in Columhla when a
bicycle which he was riding and an au
tomobile, driven by Mrs. 10u gene Zeal
ey, met in collision at the intersection
of (iervais and Marlon streets. Young
Kennedy lived about an hour after the
accident. .
Sally May Hill, a 5-year-old child of
Timmonsvlllc, died Friday of burns re
reived a few days' ago when her cloth
ing caught lire Croin grass which was
being burned off the garden.
Supervisor's Monthly Report.
The following Is a iLst of claims
passed upon ami ordered paid by the
Commissioners of Kershaw County 1"
session Monday, April 1010:
II. !?). Mtinn, supt. chain gang $108.01
I.. S. Brannon, supt. hired gang 104.S3
L. .1. Faulkenberry, supt. hired
gang 114.00
' J. M. (irlgshy. supt. hired gam: lli.75
| \V. S. (Jaskins, smith work . 7.00
' I.. I >. Watts, siuUh work . 3.00
' J. R. Relk, lumber 02.40
i II. F. I In lie, road work 10. 00
! Mollis Catoe, road work .15.00
! R. It. Truesdale, supplies .'50.04
| I.. I. (iulon, simjlies 04.116
Thomas Rranlfain. supplies 7.45
! II. I.. Schlosburg, supplies . .'55.55
\V. C. Roberts, supplies 0.15
Fulton Bag & Cotton Mill, sup
plies loll 53
II. H. Tiller, supplies ."n.lM
< ioiiil Roads Supply < supplies lo.'5.42
< '. W. llollev, xi?|,| n..s ::i 74
i Sprint's & siiaunon. supplies 1*0.70
Kershaw Mercantile ?.V Banking
Co., supplies n;.:?7
, Pea rctv Young*. supplies l'o.55
j F. C. I'ej.ree. supplies 1*00.
Hhame Hros.. supplies t.05
I .1. F. West supplies '? SO
I M. Carson Co., supplies Is 75
' \V. I*, (t.irdner, sppp'lev Is 10
: < * i t (iroeer.v Co.. supplies I 10
T. K. Fletcher, supplies '5.S4
| Joseph Sheheen, supplies: 20
| Peoples Supply Co.. supplies 40
f^TT5 w i s iV < 'hrlsttmis, supplies 15.00
.1. I.. Ilinson. supplies 1'!.50
Fluiore llriAvn, supplies l.'5 0()
Jesse T. it >ss, supplies li.iK)
Fvaiis Hros.. suopl'es ~>0
| ,1. S. Khame, supplies . I ~>0
S. H. 1 Ioiton, supplies r.iK)
W. T. Smith, supplies l_'7'_'5
i < MiixiiMi Furniture Co.. supplier j I 10
The Southern Cotton 'Ml Co..
supplies "? 25
( .1. F. Clark, supplies 1.50
<J. W. I >al. Uey. supplies 7*5.50
( ; \V l>Mluie\ . supt. poor hou?e 10.70
? 'amdeii ( 'Ivie League . in no
? '? ?nimissloners of Public Works.
Water and lights !?7 s.?,
I.. T. (Iregory. M. I ?.. examining
linn I u .">n0
li M Kirkley. heard of equaliza
I ioi. ' 1_" 10
.? F ? 'o|K'l?nd. salary !.'? 15
T. W. sin rnes, salary .'{o no
F. Ilinson. salary :in.n0
II M Fincher, salary I5o.n0
.1 i me- T. Trurvalell. : alai'y .'5n.n0
F. <5 Perry, salary *".o.<K)
15. X .1 1 ?ues. salary '57,50.
It F. Roberts, salary . .'5o.o0
j W. A M.-l towell, salary ,'5v50
, \V. I,. Bratiha m. salary rioiK)
?.II. I? Heath, salary .'50.;io
j Luther i'luesdell. salary ,'5n.o0
I. A. Perry, salary HO.OO
j S. II Roberts, salary 40.40
i F. I. Truesdell. salary ..'57.50
'.I. I> Sinclair, salary 5o.o0
, I >. M MeCaskill, salary and
court expenses ... LMH1 10
< ;. I. l?i\on. salary Jl.,'14
i W. I.. Mel ?o\vell, salary ,">..".0
jW. W. Hni'kah(>e. salary 1 . o2
J. M Forbis. salary ... bo.oo
| A. M I?'-h1 salary s '5.1
J Calvin Beckham. salary . 25.00
i John kaboii. Jr.. salary 5C 25
J. C. Fanlkenberry. salary. 5O.00
j T. F. Horton. salary . . 50.00
J J. N. Mel.eod. salary 5n.no
M C West. salary 122.25
J. H. Clvhurn. salary 210. o5
( W. Rirehmore, salary 100.(N)
V P Celt.vs, salary 4s (Ml
W. F. Russ??||; salary 11 *.00
Kershftv <?uard?- 20?>.(X)
Camden Hospital ,'tOO.OO
Thomas. J. Kirkl.ind, attorney's
1 f?H*s 1 .249.40
Total $7,*?.?5
M. C. WFST.
Supervisor Kershaw Comity.
? 1 ? ?" ? v ? <
Southern Ixmii FuihI. - ?
Washington. .M ji i ??!? A- a I ??* i'
|M-tn;ii f ' t the JWWf interest
Jin soyi hern" fu rmlhv iiuitijfiWdo<l hy the
late I Flnlcy, President Harri
son, of Southern Uallwa,\\ couuuiuy.
htt* h >*rti iiiitrf] to give $1,000. each to
lin? state Agricultural Colleges In Vcr
glula, North ('ii roil.na, South Va.pollliUi1
(ieoryia. Florida. Alabama, Mississippi,
Kent in ky. and Tennessee, to !??? desig
nated us "Southern Hallwa.v 1 1 m 1 1 fund,
William Wilson Flute,* foundation."
Loan* frofti the fund in ettch state nrc
to be made I ?> tin* Colege authorities
to worthy students in such way as the
authorities of each college may de
termine, subject only to $he rest r let Ion.
that the student* receiving Ueuelits
shall ho from counties traversed hy the
lilies of Southern Hallway company or
Its associated companies.
This permanent loan fund will take
tlm place of the four year Southern
Hallway scholarship provided hy Mr.
Flnley which will expire with the dose
of the present school yertr.
i ? .
Frances ,1, Pelzcr, the richest man in
South Carolina, died at his homo in
Charleston Friday in the IHMh year of
Ills age. He owned a string <>f cotton
mills in South Carolina.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
i Notice Is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Tuesday,
May 2nd, 1010, I will make to the Pro
bate Court of Kershaw County my rinal
return as Guardian of the Estate of
Marlon Elliott and Carson Elliott, and
on the same day I will apply to tha
said Court for a final discharge front
my trust as said Guardian.
\V. T. DAVIS,
Guardian.
Camden, S. C.. March ttoth, 1016.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice Is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Saturday,
April 8th, 1010, I will make to the Pro
bate Court of. Kershaw County niy final
return as Executor and Trustee of the
Estate of Mrs. Sarah A. Vllleplgue, de
ceased. and on the same day 1 will ask
for a final discharge from my trust as
said Executor and Trustee.
All parties having claims against the
said estate are lrt>reby notified to pre
sent them duly attested on or before
that date or be forever barred.
THUS. J. KlRKLAND.
Executor and Trustee.
Camden, S. C.? Mar." 0th, 101(1.
FINAL DI^CHARGeT^
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Monday,
May Nth. 1010, I will make to the Pro
bate Court of Kershaw County my final
return as ^Administrator of the Estate
of \V. K. Thompson, deceased, and on
the same day 1 will apply to the said
Court for a final discharge as said Ad
mlnMrntor.
All pari !????, If any. having claims
a;:alnM the. wild tjitult? ure hereby uu*
liiliil to |?i? .tiii iht'ii) Uulv attested
on or before i Ini ( daU? ??|- he forever
haned. ',j
I., r: Thompson.
AdfuIuiHtrator
Camden, S. April Oth. 11H0.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notify- In hereby tfivou that one
month from this ?Uit<\ on Monday, May
Nth. 10JO, 1 wltf jpake (o the Probate
Court of Kershaw County my Una I
return as Administrator of the estate
of. C. It. Lewis, deceased, and on tin*
saint' duy I will apply to the nil i?l
Court for a final discharge as said
Administrator,
AH parties, if any, having claims
against the said estate are hereby no
titled to present them duly attested
on or before that date or he forever
haired.
,r. J; (i(X)pALW,
Administrator.
Camden, S. April Oth, 11)10.
CITATION.
state of South Carolina
County ofi Kershaw
lty \V. 1,. Mel>owell> lOsqulre, Probate
? Judge.
Whereas, I. C. Hough, J0sq., made
? Mill l?? me to grant bto)
VdministraMon of tin# I*tnU>
Kttt*;ts of Amanda W. Hu|,kiilf,
THUMO art'. TlmiVtolV, 1,, , |u. (
nuHlllth ail ami sIiikuIui tlu. ^
ami creditors tlu* said Auuk
llopkin*, deceased, tluit th?\v |
appear before me. in the <'burt *
biktli. to Ih? held at Caiudau, s
April loth, next. after pui,'
thereof, at . 11 o'clock in tlu*
to sJhow cause, If any they hat
lilt* said Administration should
granted.
Olveu under my Hand, this >7?
of March, A. I >.. 11 >1(1.
W. 14. \lcl M >\YfcL
of l'robate for Kn-dmw p?
Published on the Hist day of yj
and tlie 7th day of April, i?hi, J7
Camden Chronicle and lHnsti<<|' 2
Court House door for the tlme
scribed hy law,
FINAL DISCHARGE?
Notice Is hereby tflven that
month from this date; ou MuuJ
April :24th, 101(1. 1 will make to?
Probate Court of Kershaw County]
hnal jwturn as Administrator oj
estate of Mary M. Whltakor.
ed. and on the same day 1 will jjl
to tie* said Court for a llnal dlKhd
as said Administrator. ?
L. J. WHITAKKR,
Administrator]
Camden, N. 0? Mar. 23, 1016.
Camden Milling Company
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Home Ground Meal, Grits, Cow FeoJ
Cracked Corn, Graham Flour, Etc. ]
' ' ? -TV ?' ??? tJ
We sell Hay, Shucks, Pea Hulls, Ground Cobs, etc., and will hare. it
stock the first of March a supply of Lintless Hull*? ujid Fded C&ttmjfcj
Meal, these Hulls, are gotten out by The. .Buckeye t,J,
people having put in machinery whl^urVworks thft^rairtp^akmftiMf pr?>
ticalfy every particle of lint, leaving nothing but tho hull itself, and it
eyory one knoWs there can be no food value in the lint, and as there!
25 per cent, lint taken from the Hulls, you can readily see the sariit
in the feeding of the LINTLESS HULL in preference to the old hull wtti
the lint on them, we ask you give us a call, and a?y time that you tun
anything in the way of Grain, Hay, Shucks or Fodder, to sell, see tu,
as we buy and, sell these products.
Several tons of cotton seed fertilizer meal for sale at the right prices.
Respectfully,
Camden Milling Company 1
City Property For Sale
DWELLINGS: ? -
Lang property on Fair Street; size of lot 160x265 feet; two story building, twelve
rooms, all modern conveniences.
No. .1206 East side Fair Street, $even rooms, all conveniences, size of lot 72x265 ft.
No. 1211 Mill Street, two story eight room dwelling with all modern conveniences.
Size of lot 90x265 feet.
BUILDING LOTS:
One lot 60x360 feet on North side of Chestnut Street. This lot adjoins lot recent
ly sold to E. B. Buddin. . ?
Two lots 75x250 feet on the South side of Chestnut Street and known as the Trant*
ham property.
' i
One lot 7.3x250 feet on the South side of Laurens Street near Court Inn. ,
1
One lot 114x264 feet on West side Fair Street adjoining property of W. O. Hay.
Money to Loan on improved farm property at 6 per cent ? minimum loan $2,500. No
commission charged. For further information apply to
C. P. DuBose & Co.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE