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1*1 HANOI* COTTON ... n.+mf r. 4 ... ' Me* l?4on* IYojnn** M*rk?t|y Coiyrntin. bfefliU. Vj>ril he? to (n.-mh. i ?- <>f th?> Nouth CumliuH j^Hou iu C<'M*rw*f the tw.mty 0%|<y from 'i" Carolina OotftQU i^i. ... the fo?v?*ntion iu NYvv Jgp.xi n,n Mill, houd.-d by Covn u..r |^T( .\ r..,, |?t, pu*$tHl ? IJWolutioi. . (|? liropUlMHl flOtfOb mmkotiuft action. t?ut suKK^tiiiM I hat its cup) vM'k lH- made I^OO.OtkO.tJKHt iiihtfud flOO.WMMHX? U8 propomxl. j To fur irr riiHl'l'' It"' Mouth 10 liuiiM.v i In: (X)t. I, , (op cunltt## u!ni? hi a*. *?? i i in, t ,kl be lll-KiVl to i<K?r?Wr ?'H|ntal ,, if CO per ivnt. ?tttfdityt "'<? n**eti*.ir w??v tb.? (i,.y i?or Mud I'"" (jovcrum- of Lib Cinciina. two UnJfcHl HUtea Sona J* and thr?H- nu'intH?rK of the II., n . flcprfM'iitJitive#. <-oim?ittce was ?t?i>oiut?Hi to take \arff of the quwitfon wcurlu# largo vrrnDjent wurehouaoa to handle cot ^ and after a diacussion (,f i>o.ssihl<> urudweiit to the national banking law |js quenUoti wan placed In the hands I{<\]>rc^?'ntative W. F. Htorenaon. ft* resolution Hununtntf. up the re ilt of the meetipMjh uh follows : % ?Uesolml . That this apccial commit appointed by the South Carolina Cot ? Association do heartily endorse the opowd organization ol a cotton mar* tioj; t-oi-porutiou. with u capital stock on? hundred million dollars $100, 0,000), aud its strop ? be enlarged to al ia uud with 66tton weed. ?This committee; believes that it miM V practicable at this time to iise the amount t?f $200,000,000. eft oiall.v if the stock be made payable liberty ho uda if desired by the sub riber. it i* essential; iu the judgment of \< committee, that the majority of the j. rni be owned by the farmers of the ' iuth, ami this committee recommends ' af* propel' provision be made to secure lis end. "This committee is con ttdent that the <oplc of South Carolina will take their roportlun of tho capital stock of this irporation. whether it be $100,000,000 . r S'JOO.OfHMKJO, and pltHlgcs its full ipport to soo that said stock is taken. "This committee' rcoommends that all links in the South increase their coni iined capital and surplus by SO per ecu t... or U> such tin amount they may tind to be practicable, fqfr the purpoae of t-Qftbltog them. to make TlffPf loiffis t<> individual borrowed upou cotton tri lateral, mid t<? meet the tacrutflof de nuirxls uih.n ?I1 banks for ftaaBclal us Kiataucc. "It 1b nugg^ted that t|iorc i? a ver y large investment iu liberty bon<U iu the Houih, which may Ik* convert^ into thia increase of capital, with advantage Ix-tb to thff iuYOKtur and the bank. "Stato bank k ? 11 Urn South not mem bers of the 'federal ^reserve system are urged to joiu the federal reaerve syt> tem,. The South will market and finance its cotton crop. This will completely i r\o!ut ioniitc the entire buaiuets intoi e?ts of the South.- It mean* commercial freedom, progrea* and prosperH)'.: "The Little Pink The last show of the soasou to* pjay the Opera House will bo the snappy musical farce "The Little Plot povlf, on Friuay April 25th. The siugiug CO tuedienue Kitty O'Neil and the popular comedian l<eonard drover will positively appear iu this production when staged in Camden. Two more popular Mara never appeared oh the stage of -the Camden Opera House. Kxteuda Thanks. We the committee. who had- charge of the entertainment of the colored Apddiera of Kerf haw County Wednesday April Dth de?lre to extend thankH to our many friends, nls<. to the olty council and chamber of commerce for their eontri button to this entertainment It was an occasion greatly enjoyed both^y the soldiers and their friends. Dinner and . refreshments were umply provided arid served. The march down Main street to Nit. Moriab Haptist church ant| the program rendered there were inspiring and the boys will always !o(>k buck to this day with pride. W. Boy kin, Chairman. I. I). jKnglisb, Secretary. Hermitage Mill News. t'amden, S. C(> April l(l,-"-AlJ of last week our folks were, on tip-toe for Sat urday to come. Saturday with all the soldiers and the usual things that ac company a hi* day. TftU' Mnall village has given thirty men to tin* service anil consequently, they hold a big place in the hearts of the people. Having 'been asked by the Red Cross Chapter in t'am den to wntribute eatables to the enter Cleaning and Dyeing rV^ , I . ill';. 1 .... i . "?? ' Let FOOTER'S DYE WORKS of Cumberland, Md. Clean or Dye that Winter Suit or Overcoat before put ting it away for the Summer. %jl ' ?' - , '*> ? ? ' ' . ? : V ? ' ' '? Represented in Camden by , r^FERRps Mcdowell Telephone 145. .v : , - ... . i. :L **"? Twenty-five Good, Young Cotton Mules. Also Four Pair Good Heavy Wagon Mules L. I. Guion, Lugoff, S. C. LADIES! __ At the prenentTpirtce of shoes you euoao*- afford u> yyaotc goo^ jVy our Fadeless Shoe Dyes. We alao have a complete line of soap dyes for all kinds of fabrics at JO cents. Don't forget the kiddies Easter. We have a large "?8brtinenttof Egg Dyes. - ? ? 1 W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store T*l?i?hone 3?. ? ? r Uiuiurul. i?cb houa?k??|H>r w*m to do wv. Tbe follow In* voatributed to ward the nitv bankets that wet* *ent i? : Muvdain e* A, Y. Urlr*#, A*. !>? ?Nu^li. Khaw. Jhu Taylor. Jiui Koom\ Jim I\ ii Hilton , M. F. Jours, Jot Campbell, Martha Tbompwm, Alti Kl lioll. l,uk?> N?v*nutit, WIHlYord Ncwimin, K unit mi (lardnvr, Frieraou Morris, l'at Krn. Il.>, 0. S. I luiton, riiurlW' KaftfOtt. J. II, Foster, ITlittrlie Mo?#$s, W, F. Wardner, WiH Miaaea Kate, I*or? and NwU\v Qardner aad Molly Mu m,. Th.- Kiinlciis ar? lifjciiiiiiitK to look fine now. KveryCtUot h i>oppiug m out I>t t lit* ground und uouu> of; our peo* pit hit cming Ktklud, ?'to. out of their#.. Tht? flowtr yards are coining Ju for their *hart; of uttoutUm too, We hope . i4.i . ' I to our villtm?? bright and pretty this year. RtiiMWM Kate, Dora and Neely Gard ner spent the punt week end with their unele, Mr. 1'ittM at lletbuue. ; Mrs Jim Kenaitiftou had a? Kor Ku??t> her brother Mr Rolling* V. nod daughter froto Kershaw. - Mr. Tom Sweat who hat* recently re turned from oversea* service U in the village visiting friends Mr. A I Oilehriat speut ye*t??rda.v in tho village with Mr W i Gandner'tt family. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. II. I, Ander son, Sunday morning April 18th, it daughter. Mr. Ilrm? Player and Ml?s Kate ltun sell were married on Saturday April WHO CONTIBUTED to UCCESS OF SOLDIER WELCOME 1 j I' ul lowing is a list of ppfsnos in Cum den and tin? COUOty who responded lib erally to the fuyil for entertainim; the soldiers here lust Saturday. TJio timo was mi short that it Wfl? impossible to K?'t to all partjt of the county, ami the amount iio doubt would Imvc been ninety Jur^r- M* \V. a. Ptmiytj waa- eh?1il man ol' the committee aud the workers he had out were certainly workers. The total amount raised was $1,035 In ad dition to this amount, Mr. jfi. W. Itoy lj|n badchargo of the barbecue and wan instructed to got up the moats for 'the occasion. Like raising the fund, bin time wan limited, and he had to *et the meats from nearby neighbors. Mr. 1 toy kin tfrllg uh that had he been giveu more time he could have secured moat enough to have fed twenty thousand peo ple, HO readily did the farmers respond. He did not have to piiy for any of the meats und said, the people were only too willing to aiVe for the occasion. ? Mr. Boykin went to Columbia and secured the services of Jaines Ornley, recognised as the barbecue expert orf the state. and with three helpers he had an immense spread for the soldiers and their friends Saturday afternoou. Those contributing meats for the occasion were : \V. B. Iluckabee, Longtown; two muttons: Br II. Boykin, Sr., one mutton ; B. II. Boy-| kin, Jr., one mutton: B. D. Boykin, one mUtton ; A. II. Boykin, one mutton ; .1. W. Cuntey, Ed Workman. B. M. Pearce. L. W. Boykin, h. \\\ Boykin,! Jr., E. Millor Hoykln, R' M Wooten, Henry Boykin, J. II. Inby', .Jack Ifarling, | A. I). Kennedy, Sr., otlo Nhoat each, W. A. Boykin $F>, and Dr. 'J. T. Flay $1. Helo^v is a list of contributors to' the fund: \\ilhams Ins. Co. . t 25.00 L. Schenk & Co. r. 2T,.(k) lon> Humphries _ . ,fl0O W. (ieisenheimer KOft W. I). MrtDowell ... " ~~ &00 G. I j. Blackwell COO1 ?. C. Zemp ___ 5061 Npero Bcleos - 1>0.00 . vauLandiugham fi00 Miss Margaret Taylor ; _ {qq t?. A. Hough i _ __ inn Billings Bro* _ ... I" " JSJ I. B. Alexandei; .... . V t'on A. H. Boykin^? ? 7". . lm ItaJph Shannon |t'nn 5- h ? -10.00 W. 8- Burnett 4i km II. H Williams - lOOO H. S. Porter . "7 JnSg W. H. Haile. ... ... ~ ~~ flXX W. II. Asheraft l ^ 10 00 W. M. I mollis 2 0ft T. L. Uoach ___ 2fin W. L. '.Wooten " Ben DeLoacii " i*nn 3: M. Moseley ... . _? _ VaA L. A. Wittkowsky ___ _ ' " k'oq T. T. Trueedel . _ _ o JcJ Bunis & Barrett - . 2ft nn Men's Shop ~ fJ-JJJJ Knterj>rise Mercantile Ckii - '"' """r'12800 Henry Savage ~ 2ft ftn C. M. Taintor fffoS N. C. Boykin T Clifton McKain "T k*5S J. II. McLeod io no J. T. Mickey ... ^ ^ Ig'jg H. I j. Schlosburg tooo <1 W Evans "J rSx C. J. Shannon, .'Ird __ rnn C. llcknor & Son ' ~~~ jq'o/) fm?bo?Wl' No. 2H A. p7m7: loioo iv. It. Pitts ^ dAA c. II. Yates ... "Tf ""inftO Mrs. W. J. I,nnn (collecUoj ""I10 00' I .First National Bank ___ ... 1000 Ix?an & Savings Bank 1000 W. II. Haile ... ... i rK L. C. Shaw ... ... i nn Hen ry Savage .1. Z__ ~q'qq Camden Chronicle and employees 1000 ?? L?. ?> est ? i'aa ?I. II Cly burn J "" J Xjj I>. M. McCaskill ~~~ IXX W. V Bussell ~ { IS a. R. Clements "" "" XJ M. I>. Kelly - . "7. V." S Chris Beleos _r-. j'qq Enterprise Mercantile Co. .J i nn I. C. Hough "J l oo H. W. vanLandingham * 1*00 A. h. Wattins -T._ ... "j R00 H. C. Arrants oaa Dr. John Corbett f; k'oo w. V'Sfe 4 ^ c?t^# ^,?rp ? ? ? ~6.oo City of Camdeu ? ? ion nn Klrklaad Trotter I L ?> C. Zemp k nn *n ** Vllt?,pi*ne - - 2.00 A* ISrOWH ... o aa x m. Hoffer ::: g-s I* J- McKenxie . 5 00 d. a. Ooir _ ~ ? Walter Sorrel 1 .... __ " O. T. Little HI ? %00 L. 8. Davidson ... C- ?V """ 10 00 I 8. Habiall - 7./"" f M. MeCorkle ... ... ,7_ J." COO Joe Sheheen H O. Hock^^. T:? 200 i D. Hnckabee ... ~ ? jSg Nero Rood W. II. ?o(T F. Shnheon ? Abe \Vlu(iiiiK<T (I. F. Smith . r .. ... Mfn. Tobias ... ....... \V, Hirrlunore I -con l^ehlosburg II. K. Sparrow t s. 0, Hoso .... ,7. Kurt'sb ,? \. ' .Lm* ? 1 8, Christmas I. R. Kngllsb .. * Ll v 0, 0. Whitakei J. J. Uoddale - < H. C. Mawly . J ; .1 . U, JjbscOT^rr : I >i*. F. I. Proctor ......... . F.*M, Woofcon for Consolidated Farms Co 20.00] \)r. W. J, Duuu 10.00 W. J. May lie kl . 0.00 1 F I), Campbell Jr., ;r_ 0.00 Miller Boykin, Boy kin v - 10,00 N. B. Workman. Kalb .. 0.00 li. 11. Sessions. Jtlaney 3.00 A, H. Hoy kin, Bo.vkin . .. .. v.. 2.00 Paul Brown. Camden ... 1.00] J. N. McLeod, ('umdoti. . . ? .. 1.00 ! R. T. Mjokle, Lugoff . ... 5.00 i Mr. Reynolds, Cap den ^ .. _ ... 1.00 F, ,A. Johnson, Camden .... 0.00 A. K. Kennedy. Lugoff , ... . vILOO DM. Kirk ley, Kershaw ... V 0.00 Henry C. Bratinon, Camden ... 1.00 .T. ('. Hilton J... ... __ 5.00 1 Albernathy, Westviile 1,00 1 R, L. Bell. ?.ugoff 5.00 K, I,. MeNeely, Cassatt 1.00 Jcm T. Ross, Rianey 5.00 s. Hotel s. Camden ii - . 2.00 Iff, K. Holland. Camden 0.00 R. R. Rom, Camden ..... 0.00 T. J. Turner, Camden 0.00 R. R. Mickle, Camden 5.00 T. B. Truesdol - .? - 2.00 It, H. Truesdol ... 2.00 ! Sam Truesdel 2.001 W, K. Johnson. Jr. 5.00 T>. C. Patterson . .. . ___ lOOj li' V; Shaw ? * ? - _ o!oof H. Ci. Carrison Jr. _ 20.001 II. (J. CarrlaonTBr ,?u .... 25.00 Hirsch Bros & Co. 20.00 Parlor Meat Market . . _ 20.00 L. J. Whitaker ......... 20.00 Kliume Brothers ..t... 50 00 Zemp & DePass ; ; 2500 t jimneo Motpr Co. ^ 2500 Rnryeh- Nettles Co. .._ 20!00 J. R. Zemp 5*00 W. O. Wilson . ... TOO Chrfo BflleoB _ ... " 500 S. A. Khoury . _ . 200 T. b, little J .. J__i 10.OO Johu 8. Lindsay a j. . 5^00 N. <V Amett . 500 H. I). Nile, ... _ _ " I000 I.. A. .McDow?|^ . . .. ... (MO l: !?? Blakeney J000 T v ^h.Rnm>n r - ^ 0.00 L Bateman > ,0>0o " ? Rush . ? _< 5 00 I>. O. Perkius l_ _ .7.31" TT^IOOO M. M. JohiiKou . _ . . 5 00 ?T. S. RhamW . . 5*00 Tom Arrante .. T jooo K. N. McDowell 1 . J ; J Jo oS I). Wolfe .. .. r ... j. 1000 V'-'IF&SS!*"* io!oo J j. u. itabon >. . . ft Oft ReJfon Board 1 j" " lOOO C. I*. DuBosc & Co. i J 20.00 . <> .x, ,V*oflr Contributora J. 11. Dinkin* ? .. 5 00 II. A. Campbell ,y. r,.00 H. I . Ogleab.v 5 00 Camden B. V, l>. ContHbotorn Sam Micklo _ B. Dixon ' 0 00 0 ?i Dixon Sr. . . ___ l'oo C. 'X. Ilumpbriea ? 15*00 W M Brannon u _ ^ 500 C. V . Galloway j'qq F. H. Arrants " 2fX T. It. Blyther . r/S2 Sbive,- Trapp ... ... ^00 t ? saai - jjj H< F. Trininel ^ 1 aa R C.^Cook ... ^ 1000 Otbrr < 'ontributors ... 1 50 A ? T, Hardaway Contributors in- p?i?,r -I:-;:: ::: Too H. T. Ken nan ... ... ?_ 1 /w\ Dr. DewPortes . " " 1*? Mr. Gooch " """ }'S2 C. F. Wassen ... 1" J'XX Othor ^Contributors - ... _ J 00 ? ^ Bothune Contributors "" D. T. 'Tarbrough ... - km N* A. Bethune.-c^- _ 2f50 R. L. Jones -??-* ... lf!0 A K. McDaurin "I'Ji I" 100 ?in K. Yarbrougb ^ ~ i wArsr- m I* A. JO|)?? 100 Oth?r tjg w ? Im L. O. Funderburk ... ... oS W. L. Stoke. R. M. Wtmt ?jK A. T. IMIIub. r-aVsaf" - - - -- x-is J. T Ho?#h ... . ~ ? ? 100 T. W. licNeelej " Other Contributors ^ s ~ . y * Be Sure to Get ? Wrapped to insure its Perfect condition in all climates and seasons. Sealed tistot? kept riaht. The Perfect *<im in the perfect Package* _ -. - l. : r . J.s* ' ;y ? Z1 vv ? V, Tbcflfcvortettv ? v - - - r ; SECOND-HAND ORGANS WANTKD ? Will buy any make. Addreeu Walter Parker, Camden, 8. C. Box 228. ' tf ;.:v. ... J. FOR SALK? <loo<i milch oow, pltoe $100. Can be seen mfc my yard. ? "*"*?? a ? ' U?1 C-L-??? ' iiwi ? y-- ~ .. -'?-Uy.j.u: \ ? i ?; - v .. ? H'l - ~fV " ^ V.:, Ej Clothes that are the best aid to msesi dressing up; we know ' faction Guaranteed. B??.r3r--7w-j ft" tm <*> . '?"/ ?'* i H. r'.? > Easter Styles - ? .. . ? The trim waited, chest-out appearance that the new waist seam models give you is just the thing for Easter; stylish; touches that are new and dif : Yf i f ^ : v -W/-- ?-? . . , ferent, and that impart an air of dressiness; in alt sizes* Easter Clothes for i IV A Tmirrrr< m 1 Mil Two and three button sackB n ' 1 , ' ^ in all the rich new fabrics; oxfords,, merges, worsteds? 111 u - ^ . is: ?5 iii ? _/? .2 1 - ' . ryou'll like them ^all. ^ >cKqbi? from. We guarantee fit and satisfaction.