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I tiiothAr Srrup o t Taper. Inn >?***-* ana, at Iju. Wtt8lili?lftf*H, mailt* a rivals |l?t Inillaiis allowing (linn (o f)wh I, mimI at an.v tlUKV Now t lie V^'unit' laws pnilillilt I Ii?*ii? tori lltirillK ?'I??N4N| XtNlNOll. Elk il), ??f tlw Vaklinas, I, niiialtcr of UtllVV Indian*. afh'i in. in M<i? t ? ? flu* local ^amo wardens. went to the rityt o protect fLUtylLUii Uw violation of their rlirhta. lniawlm* u <h loft ft In. ninety ywiw old, stnjljrhi Ah an arrow, yet half hllnd miuI I'liftM-hUsl. m t ?iln^ ft ronri i<v"i In a modern rlty, TUtl* man hail se??n tin* victory of civilization In tiv stinu tfle a^ftlnst the wilderness. He had seen Ills ran* inink control of the land to tho white mail. Still believing In "Cooking Never Tires Me" "lV/fY kitchen is comfortable and cool ? there is no coal or wood to carry ? and no fires to build. 1 use a New Perfection Oil Cook Stove." A New Perfection Oil Cook Stove, the stove w i tli the long blue * chimney, gives kitchen comfort in 2,000,000 American homes. It turns on and off like a gas stove. Its fuel cost is economy itself, 2 cents a meal for 6 people. The long blue chimncy gives a perfect draft and assures a clean odorless heat and a lasting satisfaction. New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves are made in many styles and sizes. They are sold by most good dealers. Look for The Long Blue Chimney I se Aladdin Security Oil to obtain the best results in Oil Stoves, Heaters und Lamps STANDARD OIL COMPANY Washington, D. G. Norfolk, Va. Richmond, Ya. (New Jersey) BALTIMORK MD. ChaMotte, N. C. Charleston, W. Va. Charleston, S. C. P THE LONG BLUE CHIMNEY" "Telephone as >u'd Be Telephoned To" * I TELEPHONE courtesy is A just s bit of ordinary politeness and everyday kindness that we put into our conversation when we talk by telephone, - Its the face to face brand of politeness and kindness used when we're voice to voice. It's the i same politeness and kindness that we like to receive from the other end of the wire. PHERN mm pHONB AND CJO. Giving a htth thought to tele phone courtesy and practicing he Jiniplg rubs witt make the telephone an even more effi cient aid f*r you. " Telephone a p You'd be Telephoned *To " honor of 1^ whiLe mau. ho ??**????? fo t?n.icvt airalnM the infringement of a treaty made a quarter of a eoninvj before. Such has Im.h'U ihc inevitable tragedy of the Indian since Ann'ilm wax dls covered. Salunkin wa*. informed by an in that the district attorney could noi pa>* authority over 1 1 ?*? *tate upline lawn. ? "lloli!" wav hi* ??nl,\ comment. K, It. I ?oyle n ('I'lnmorci' and Finance. >111111 A OF NATION. Ctinsi&ts of H.llM Officer* ami 128,105 t nli i? ti Men. The organized. uniformed militia or national u'tiard of tin* I ' ?* i t <?? I States ?'.<iIis|h|m of irlo.'i otli?-er> ami I'J.'t.luft enlisted nun. a total of I'U.'JON, di\ hi ed ainmii; lla; \i,iiw a* follow* : Alabama J, nil I Arizona . j>07 Arkansas l.twio California . Colorado l.xilo ( 'oniieet i<u I 'JJKKS I'elawaiv otrj I Msrict of Columbia jjr?7 Florida l.^tll iJeor^ia :i.o7s Idaho v ;n | Illinois Indiana 1 'J.oMl It ma It. ISM Kansas l.77tl Keiiliit'ky J.4S1 Louisiana l.lol Maine . l..'!bs Maryland 'J,I'J7 Massachusetts 0.1K17 Michigan J, (120 Minnesota Mississippi 1,507 Missouri 4,140 Montana 0N4 Nebraska l.tloO Nevada New 1 lailipshlre 1 .Mtitl New Jersey 4.o7t> New Mexico 1)72 New York 17.474 North Carolina 2.1)14 North 1 >akofa ... xio <Hiio ... . it.ru; 1 i >klahoiiM ? . . .1,174 < >re?t?ji 1.577 l'ennsyl van la 10.S8H Rhode Island 1.4U."1 South Carolina l.llDN South I ?akota 1.044 Tennessee .... ... I. sin Texas . .'{..'{SI I '(ah 485 Vermont S.'l7 Virginia ? ? ? i\0Ht? Washington l.USO West Virjylntn . 1.1HM) Wisconsin . rt,0S7 Wyoinintr til' 5 Total rjM,2ns Villa Shot? Field 1 leadtpmrters. June "jo. ? Ity courier to Columbus. N. M.. June 2(1. ? Francisco Villa wa> shot from the rear by a Mexican ho had Impressed into his uaic-r. dnrim: the battle with Carranza troops at t-Juerrero. but his fate slit II iv unknown. The informa tion \va.? contained in a semi -ollicial account, obtained My Major Robert IIowm\ who ?'!i- ? to Villa's trail last April. and iriveti out here today. Krazil Expresses Approval. 1 { i < ? Janeiro. June ? The newspa per opaiz expresses approval of the terms of the American note to Mexico and hopes that Mexico, recojrnizini: it* disadvantageous ucral position, wili spare the continent a war euibracini: the direst eon?t?t|Uewes. TAX EXECUTIONS l-nder aitd 1 1 y virtu*' of tax execu- i f inns to jih' directed 1 will s<>11 for cash before the Court House stops during (lit? I hours of sale on tin- /list Monday in July. 1 ??-i 1 1 ir the' :{>*< 1 day thereof. the following described proj? erty. to wit: Three acres of land in Flat Rock township. hounded as follows: North hy I.. I,. Olyburn. east hv W. A. Ed wards. south hy VV. A. Fdwards, west hy Stevens and < 'ook. or Southern rajl way company. To l?e sold as property of S. C. Truesdell for taxes, 1915. ALSO One house and lot in District Xo. 1. Imuuded north hy .James ltoykin. east hy Hufus (Jaskinx, south hy John Boy kin, west by Kin^ Salmoud, ro ho sold as the projierty of estate of Minnie Wilson, lor taxes. 1014-1915. ALSO Sixteen acres in District No. l. hounded north hy Joe Brevard. east by Scip Williams. south hy Joe Brevard, west hy William Mr-Lendon, to lie sold as the property of Anthony MeLendon, for taxes* 1915. ALSO 12.r? acres in District No. 1. hounded north hy Saunders Creek, cast hy John Brevard, south by Anthony WeT.-endon, west by William McLendon. to be sold as property of J>?uls1a Cat. fey for taxes for 1 Hlo. ? ALSO litJ acres in District No. 1, bounded north by Fannie Barnes, east by Bill Williams, south by Becky Carlos, west by Julia Truesdell. to lie sold as the projierty of Kssie Champion for taxes for 1915. ALSO 10 acres in District No. 1, hounded north by I^evy, cast by estate of Ar thur, south by Burrcll Hayes, west by lands of Arthur, to be sold as property of Tom Perkins, for taxes, 1915. ALSO SO acres District No. 1, bounded north hy Paul Dempsey. east by Caro line Mickle. sou tii by Buck Singleton, -west by Singleton, to tie sold as prop erty of Charlie Perkins for taxes 1915. ALSO 50 acres in District No. 19, l>ouiH)cd north by Granny's Quarter Creek, east hy Richard Lee. south by Beiton Mickle and west hy Beiton Mickle, to be sold as property of Israel I>ee for tAxes, 1914-1915. ALSO ?0 aCres in District No. 19, bounded north hy S. C. Hose, east by O. C. Welch, south by.G. C. Welch, west by Beaver Dam Creek road, to be sold as property of John Benjamin for taxes for 1914-1915. > ALSO 110 acres in District No. 19, bound ed north by Mrs. Sarah Mickle, east by J. B. Mickle, estate of Klrkland, south by Jake Alexander, west by H. * / ? -i* -r - * ? vV. t -a&r* V.* - - - - arU 1A ItartteM, to he ?oht ttje irroitfTfy of York Alexander for taxe* )tU>V A I. HO ?*>o tietv* l?? Olstrlii No. u?. hounded north h,\ Mix Ml. Tmuwv oast U,y I'M IVllmi, south hy 1**1 Uivd. west by IM Hoed, i ? ? he sold u? projierty of Yal Alexander fi?t* taxes UM.V A I ,S< > -?HI (((TIN til No. 211, boUIld ed north h\ lands of Sllcox, east hy 1 ?. M. llethune and MoOasktlL M?nlU and him by .1 T. HoUju'li, Maitha K ami II i Hall, to I ?*? sold a* proiH'ft) of w m deHruhi for ta\e* umj ihi.'i lin i i !? l ,v ALSO one lioiiM' and lot iii cu> <>r' Cam den, S* c, hounded ii .rih i>.\ Mibhle. east li\ Camphi'lle St reet , south I ?> ?lane K? *rl. w ? ? > i l>\ c.. r?'o|l (root ? In* -"I I a> property of Leila .loues for ta\<- I'M ."i, A l.-SO i 'nc Iioiim* and lot In Cicy of Cam den. S t I>ou)ii)imI north h\ I,, T Mill-. ?-.ivt liy It. C. I U?\\ . >i ill tii h,\ Sar.ih W 1 1 111 iy. west '>\ Cordon street to I m ? sold as propel I \ of Allan Mose hy for i.'.mn, It 1.1 .V A I.St ? iiiii- In >i i ami lot iu Cit\ of t "am den. s hounded north *>\ Camp belle <n?? t. ca >t h,\ Minnie Clj hnr.iu . ?south li\ Mt'uile i 'iy lii; i n . u?<-i !?> i ?n \ i'l W olf,.. to In' sold a< tlio pi open * of ? I ; i ? U *>oi i Adamson. for taxes liMo. A I .St ? Mi ?? )i< > 1 1 am) lot in Cltv of Cain ?leu s <\, bounded north h\ C. T. I. it t U*. i .i?t l.\ II ?J t'arrl-on. Smith I II. <?. i 'a rrUoii, west hy ? ?', T I -it t If. to Im ?-nhl as property of Wiley Ian es ALS< > one honst and lot in Cltv of Cam ilon S ('., Im nunled north hy .lames, oast 1 1\ ii. <;. farrlson. south hy II. (I. ('iiiri-oii. west hy tJ, T. Little, to ho sold .i.-? property of Henry James. for taxes for HI15. ' .ALSO One house and lot In Cltv of Cam den. s. bounded north h.v Liza H? od. east hv Idhhle, south hy IMhlde, west hy William Kelley. to iu* sold as the pro|n*iiy of Mattie .lames for ta\o? for 1 ??!,"?. ALSO t hie limine and lot hounde<| north, east, -miih and west hy II <i. Car risen, in he sold as property of Moses Jaiuo- for taxes 11>1."?. A LS< ? III I ai res in lMstrlet No. 1, hounded north hy Sprlnirdale lands, east hy W. H Haile and O. T. Little, south hy <i. T. Little, west hy Salmon place and I Limp Sutton: to he sold as the property of .John Cantoy for taxes' l'M-1 and I'M ."(. A LSt ? pi ,ii ros in ldstriet No. 1. hounded north b> Mi's. W. It. Schiller, east hy < i. 't' Little, south h.\ Cnuntry Cluh. whs| i<\ WHHsun Hrevard. et al : to he sold as property of L. It. Cantey fm taxes 1 1 M Al/Si > 2 Im 1 1 1 sj -s and lots iu i-lty of Camden, hounded north hy Mrs, MilU'i* Iloyklii. east I ? \ I 'road street, south hy proper ty formerly of Mary lliil Cantey. west hy polo grounds; to he s.t|i| as the ?property of K. I*. Canie.V for t a \e,s i?m:.. A LS< i 1 tntiisc and lot in elty of Caunleii, hounded north hy Mrs. I*,. C. W'hita ker. east hy Mrs. S. W. Loykin. .south hy Itrevavd street, west hy .lolinson street : to he sold as property of Lm v S. Itovkin for taxes UMo. AI.Sl ) 1 house and lot ill eily of Camden. Iioiilided uol'th hy \ ork street. e;ist l>\' Cillilphell .stl"eet. West hy colore. 1 collie terv. west hv <L A. <iuk'nard: t<? U* sold .is pro|?erty nf II. .1. \|i<;itt for l;i\t'S 1 1 A LS< ? I house Mini 1 ? ?r in J?i*trb-t No. 1. IuiiiimI<m| nort li li.v Allen Nelson. I ?> Helton, south ami \\i">t t ? \- Southern railway : li? he sold tin* | #r? ?| v nf Joseph Helton for taxes 1 i ? 1 A LSI ) acres in District No. I. hoiimh'd north-east by Knights Hill road. south east l>y Camp creek. west by Salmond lands. north-west hy lands of Sutton; to l?e sold as property .if .J. I.. Ouy for taxes 101 5. ALS< > 1 house and lot in city of Camden, hounded north hy Mi\ Kllcn M. Wil liams, east hy <i. It. Cook, south hy T. Kittle, west hy It road t : to In* sold as projK-rty of Kenneth Mur chlson for taxes 1015. ALS< > ? id acres hounded north h.v I tennis lfyrd. east hy J. F. Itatemau, south h.v VV. J. Dunn, west hy Pine Creek Mill Co.: to 1m> sold as property < ?f Oamon Clay borne for taxes 11)15. ALSO 1 house and lot in city of Camden, hounded north hy Mrs. Strak and I>r. I Minn, east hy T. J. A mints. south hy Nero Ileed. west hy Lyttleton St. ; to he sold as property of ??stato of V 1 f rtwl for 1 !?*?"?. ALSO 1 house and lot in city of Camden, bounded north hy John Simmons, east hy Mrs. Clyburn. soutli by Lizzie. Car ter. west by Campbell street : to t>e sold as projierty of Julius I'ishop for taxes 1015. AT/SO 1 house and lot in city of Camden, hounded north by Alfred Kennedy, east, by Campbell street, south bv Jcwe Withe**, west by Sallh* Krasier: to he sold aw proj>erty ?>f John Kaney for taxes 1015. ? A LS< > 1 house and lor in nty of Camden, hounded north by Polo trrounds. east hy Broad street, south hy 20 tb street, west, by Club house: to lie sold as property of ? John K. Todd for taxes 1015. ' | ALSO 1 house and lot in city of Camden, j hounded north by It. JL Wood, east by Joe Reed, south hy Nora Keiley, wesfe-bjr 8. A. L. Railway; to he sold as property of estate of Kliza Oinkins for taxes 1015. ALSO 1 honse an<l lot in city of Camden, bounded north by Wyley James, east by d, T. Uttle. south and west by H. Carrlson; to ?>e sold as property of OWtfc Gardner for taxes 1913, 1014 and M i i : . ALSO 1 honse and lot in city of Camden, hounded north by Nootsy Carlos, east by Market street, south by Pest honse, west by Broad street; to be sold as property of Laura Brown for taxes mi n; A1-SO I hottsC Itiul lot III city >>f Cnmtlcn,. north l?y York s| coot. eusl hy Hnrtlot Cureton, smith t? v Alhv ChlMer*. west hy KiiivkIi; to he *ohl as of Henry Cuh'toti for tj?\ex ilHJV A I. SO I hoilso ami lot lit city of Cmmlcn. hounded north l?,v York .street, cast l>\ Chuivh stivcl. south by All^e del*. w cxI hy Homy Cureton; to lie <oli| a- inopt'i i \ of Harriet Cureton for ta\r- I1M.Y A I. SO I hou*e .hi. I lot in t>lt,\ of Camden, hounded north l?y >4iun .Iouom, cast hy ??stjite ,.f MlunU' Mnrplo, #nuth h> KIiiu *tr?vt, wost by Sam .Ioiiom; to bo *ol<l a?? i ????|K??t.v of ostato of Uuu viii Sims for taxos 1015. Al-SO 1 hou-o ami lot iii city *?f t'mmlon, houmlo*! north by York Mroot, oast by Tom William*. south by l)r. N. R Mrasliiv'loii, wost hy l.\ttl<Mou strool : to ho suhl as |iro^H'rly of Sam Kaluoy for tnvos UM.Y A I -St ? 1 huHM? aittl 1<?i (a <11, \ of fnimlou. I >otl id led ma ill t?y KIlIK >i| wf , oast by tit libs S<'vl\?'iis. smith by Jim Hrls bum*. \\?>si |i\ .lliu IWjshaho! to bo *obl ;?*? (>i..|m'II\ of Solomon J'owoll, Sr. w w in t K.\m:io, s in-riiV ls?M'sha\\ County. After-dinner delight ? > the music of the Victrola At times when you like to sit still in a listening frame of mind the Victrola is at your instant command t.o render your favorite selections ? grand opera, violin, piano, band, orchestra, ragtime ? any music that suit& vour taste. ? Stop in and let us play some of them for you, and we ll show you the various styles of Victors ($10 to $100) and Victrolas ($15 to $!>()()) ? easy terms., if you like. Camden Furniture Co. Phone 165 Camden, S. C. Dodge Brothers Cars Can be bought on time payments. Come in and let us explain plan to you. Camden Motor Co. DEALERS SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. CO. "The Progrciiivc Railway of the South" SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO ^ ???? m COLUMBIA AND RETURN ? ? r J ? -- " ^ $1.25 ? Rate from Camden ? $1.25 Tickets good going on train No. 1 7 and returning on train No. 18. Subject withdrawal without notice. / ? * _ -f ^ -*?* * . ' ~ Call on Seabpard Agent for further information. C W. SMALL, Dnrili? fMwpr Agent, Savannah, Ga.