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IHE CAMDEN CHRONICLE H. U NIIm aad , ' I'ubltahac*, ?. N. M<-lfc>??lt S t'otdUhed fVt?r* Friday ?t l|09 No Broad >ftre*t., in no entered At the Can ned poetotluc ?>< neeond cl AM wall ua?l ??r. Price per annum $1.50 Camden, s. Sept. .1, IMP WOMKN TO HWJIHTKK, ?>o\trtuir Cooper Sc*hIm letter to Registration Hoard. ( I loin 'I'lnirxliiy'N State! liovcrudr Cooper yesterday aent let ters to the chairman of the hoards of registration in ti>e counties of the ntn t4? In which In* says that women are ??nil tied to plater'. and iii Mul. i j.bat am pic <ip|x>rt unit ies !*?? jfWen for rei?'i-lia tlnn, he says t Iih t it in uecosHu ry that (tic hoards keep their bpolCH 0|H?U an iii.ni> da \ * as limy he nccc-sary up to M<? days prior to t lie I ion I'M- letter follows: "My 1 >ear Kir: A few days ago the sc.Tctao of state issued Ms proclama tion declai;liiu the lOtll amendment to tin- federa I constitution duly ratified by three- fourths of the male*, and, therefore. a part of the federal consti tution. 1 wish to mil yunr attention 111 view of the effect of this amend men l to Scctiou IXlQi Volume I. of the vode of HH'J. Voll w HI observe from nn examination of thin section that it in the duty of you r? hoard in wry general election year to keep your book* of reglijft ra t ii>b open n sufftelent time to regitder those entitled to registration. (( In specifically provhletf that the hooks of registration shall be. kept ?oi>en on the first Monday of eaeh month at the court house for the registration of electors, and that they shall he. -kept open feir three. MU'Ci.??sive days in every month up to ISO days before a general ?election. The first Monday in the pre,s rent month happens to he a.Hegal holiday and may he iuconvienicnt for some hoards to he in session on -Monday, you must he o|tcn nn Tuesday, Wednes day and ThuradayP "I'mier the federal amendment al ready referred to. t woman who pos hcsscs tln> qualification required' by law is entitled to register, ami In order that uiuple opportunity ma.\ he given tlie registration of persons desiring to. Iieeome qualified electors It Is neee* sary that the hoard of registration keep their hooks open as many days as may tie found necessary up to ",u 'lays pri"C |<> (he election. when the hook* mils) Im* closed. ' llVf first ha 1c of c ot ion ^rown In Hutu Iwry ronnty wax Mil ' 1 1| ><>? ) to t 'harh\?l.ou 1'nmi 1 1 1 ; a l .fniinly (hi- work ,in?-k --t'lHf t- t ?? : i 1 1 s4 li.-f.t in j;|i| in 1 1-Jt f flll'V ill' ? I ? ? f; I lilt of Sl.HHtj liOlltl with tin- thffl of a slocr. tho property of I* l> I'hiU'ps. 'I Ij i* t '"I it ihImm ('i>t-|iN of |li?- Salvation A rim lias pu.trha *??<i a home on l,n<ly wlrvH in l hat <in a i a ?-ov| ,.f .<;{*. 000 I 'i I'. K. lytai k. a |>rouiliH'iit tihvsl viau'at Ml I'nniK'l .M ? *< 'oriuick count v wm> p;i in f ii 1 I y injured Tursduy when hi " i , ? ' i 1 1 1 ? I., lu ? h ? frniijlii ? i in i ii , )'oli> ? ? n i ? ii \rthur llti^hrflof 1 1 ? > 1 1 i?n I'ath A i n t ? ? r -i i . ? ? 1 1 1 1 1 \ . w ;i n ?.||o| ami (-??rioii-l v in t'urm?l a ( a <*n ttipniirrr uitv't Mil: nl lioitra I'alli ia?! Tuoihl \ . Main . i\ I A>ln t\ L>? uha ru<-*<1 with tin* *h?iolini;. 1; .ri t-ii that it < l? ?/.i,ii in (, i la ml. <? among | hi'tn *1 n ? i iiy mil !lh*ipa! ajjtl l-Vtirra! officials a r?? 4?? lie jirri,% t I'd in foiiiifi-t ion with wlrit Spi-i ia I lvc\ <'ii n?' I uvjkv'I rov .lohn of I t;i ! I ' 1 1 1 ? >r?\ Mil trriu- a twimlv five mill i< in dolla r rum i-ouNpirai'v oprrat imr in Kfiil urli \ . Ohio ami along ih?* Aflnn t i i ' i-o.isl." ? II \ \ snoot cur in ihc nt> of Nash ville IVnii . wa- hroimlil (.? ,i standstill Suinla> a> ih<- result of a strike of Pinion uioioi imMi ami < *f>i l ? i 1 1< ?or- The till n wan! w ;(_'?? im i oa ????? t .< ? I'lm >1 i \ puMi ii.' i f r? ? i vr 1 1 1 train "ii i i I h ? ^ i ? | m ? . a U i ? iini i >};jo Ita ilw ay w.?v i,i..'oil !' i ??iii Mil- iraik Sunday niai l !???? ??!??! ! \ i a >' flu* result of h?' '?> in mi : ninont ii* ii which I ? V- I " i i n I u Ii i mi ami .1 I I !r-. \x i of IN-l i i -'in r. \ i w . I i'i m_' The ? ii 1 ? ?? iimm . ' i i 1 1 i"f ? \ i ? ii \ mil t .\i i 1 I i ! . .v ' I i I ' I ? ! !l V \ ? \ i p no V- :'<! - 1 i ? ? > i 1 nti. i ? ? , ? ? i w a - ? ' W ?- ! irv i> ? - ' I-* - in ? > r r.or.i r . ,\ ! : i i \|.,?t i.-t -i- f i m : - k'-i p '?II* - I ' ? ? ? ' I I ? >M V .ti ll ? ? I ? "l.i j i \ Iniiftii r 1 1 r lio k a > ? I i .iii-I i f'-w ? t ! i ? ? r - ? .'??ii? r.r iv known iov'i'!hiT fiii' greater part ..r ii.i- ? i- v,iv? .f ?h:i R'trrrtijjjh6. "IHKV KHIiOKN AGAIN, A 'S' " ?' - Hk una- H?? Hprfad loU North Chi o J ... Una Towns him) Cities. The hliud receive their- sight, rhcn uitttUuj goo# 11 h a l?u <1 cold, oh! men Who ha\e Imcii stiff and iljncwt txKl< ridden for year? arc made fleet a* the deer, I nherciilosU lea ves Hi v let ltm? In despair this, in brief is the story of| the miruHcworking . ^I'alth Doctor/' 1 i-WIiVim. who ha* sprung Into fume across the >4tM r?? lint* iu Mouth Carolina kouio fifty hi I from hfife, as told to the correspondent hy poodle who have gone to him seeking health and claim iu have been write* the Creenshoro I >i?11y News, \ They have oven QuittulkijQfjj; of poii II. - douu 1 1 ? i*? ? The antics of John J. Parker. Cam Morrison, ("}qv. Cox, afid Senator Harding no ??nger mm'ui ttjrfst *Liir. Instead they talk ahout (lie , woprterf u 1 working "Faith Doctor,'" Hi- fame lias spread tbrougfioUt fc&& territory covered hy the Seaboard Air l.lnc railway. i'roiu Fore.st City. Hen rietta. Oli a riot te, Mineral Hprings, Mon i 1 Wingate. Marshvlllc WadeahorO and other towns victims of this or that affliction hnvc tra vel^d to visit the do f<?r The majority return Hinging his ( praises and declaring that there is i "something to If while only a few de dare t h.u i he old man ami hi.s work is only u fake. Already i( Is said the fa inc of tin4 "miracle man"' has spread throughout Soil I h Carolina and threat ?mi. t.? rival that of the New Orleans hermit, whose story was carried hy the Associated Tress last spring "Measols settled in my hips ahout 20 j years ago and I have been in a had fix ever since. Thm? weeks In main plow tunes I could not do nothing, so | ( went down to see him. I never asked . him any ipiestiyus. hut took his treat* ! men I. Now l get up at ;? o'clock and i plow all day." j Sounds like a patent medicine ad ( verfisement. don't it? Hut it is not. It ? Is. hut the story of a farmer. Calvin I Nash of Win gate, as hP told It to the ; correspondent, afraid all the time lest ? lie exaggerate. "l?6ok here." he concluded, holding "ill ,i i ight hand to show its steadiness, , "llefnre I went to that man. my hand "h<>??k like a htif when l held it out. Thos. C. (Jrlffiu. also of Wiiigftte, said: "I had heen having astluna for a long time, and so decided to try the 'ail h Ooetur.' He told me to ruh my j S,'T "llh castor oil. Not to he afraid. ; hilt I was going to have another real 1 had sp,.|| hc.fore long, au-d think iliaL I was to die. I >o not have a d.s-tor J he >an|. tor noii ;,r,. Kolng fotr (lf a|OI)I? | a-l right and after that you will he j well. Sure enough I did ha <V another ; had I trot St. had that I called a i doctor, almost knowing I was done for, so I am'i uot no confidence in him ." "nut." he amended his statement. ; "my sister. .Mrs Huffin Hargeff. had never notion well of the f|u. and the . th?et.,ix <:iid < l?t? had consumption. She ci a i mi not sleep a I nights for coughing. . She went |.._>ee jh4. UAttll and no n s|1(. ?i- Well and strong as any" woman. A '><LLkii'.?vv jhat ;i i'tiu>in ,,f mim>, .Mrs. . 1 '' ? l""1 ?' ?Mil. ' ' I ivlihli KIIV ; 1 ' her face ,,p ^>ejjejU_Lo kl-C '"ln ?""l ,unv: 'he c;,iM-i<fd,. drying ?-JI t lllo-l ? #, Tliti* i l'f ?loi*iew ??f llW* Fit it It I )iiclnr i raw, A ui'uro ?i< ha?i a si ntkc ? ??1 4?i?inly?U H? y+*t?t*> Tin* -trokr 1 1- f I tiix mouth drawn around ? ?ii lit*' -.??!?? of \liis f ii < m *. Tho.thtctor had irn<lri l a ken i lie ia?k of .getting tin* hole ?n i lii> ? Mi*irr<?'?j faee I >M i'k hi f'u> right place so that lit' will not have fi'c<| hint-elf crooked . I iiiproveinent i> al re.-td.\ mited. il was deeiared. It wax ;i i Wingate that the corre< 1 1< ii i. |fti i fi?H| heard of flu* <t?T> of t lie I 'nil it I wli.tr ntttl then he Im l.mii In 1 1 1:1 kt* .iii|iiirii,? in llt?' other towns ; ? t ? ? it tin- St ?;( I >1 tji r? 1 . Kverywhere prat*-! t ?????*?> flic vitnr *tnrie* won* fold. ami ; hv | it *i ip Ii * win. h.t<i thcm-elvcs heeti to si-'! iltr man Fifteen miit". 1 1-> >i i > Ker*haw. South ('artiluia. three mile- from t h i ? put ?1 i?* i r-'.-f1 'in- wi/at'il ? i i ? ii-.' "ii In- work I in :lit- lijirt'fii -a:nl hill- From t lt?? in. i'(i l? _'hua\ I" | In* h"iiH* "'f the mail ^ ;li* I ! * i ? - 1 1 1 r-.ati i- ,i ini.eS> trip. Tin* ' ? ? a ' kja' 1?- :i:*.f : ii. i...nt to very ? t;tki**? a -ari-tii dr'-ver 1 1 ? ? ; ? ? . . - f .t ? 1 1 f !< :n striking 1 i - \ ?? ; i -<c.| with' > : ? i it:--! i-r U-- h t lit* j i t-.- - ? !-\ Tin a I l.i it, .in.. ? a , ., . J i -;u< - .1.1.. v i - u 1 1 i- i I . ? . I I ' ? .1 . ' ? I ll I llllll -I' "f i lit* ' ' >.,.?- Til.* l.a ll i \ li-inU i ? ; ? i- - *i _? 'i * ' ? 1 1 >? - and I lu n i ! i : ? i. ? I I . ? i _*!i : ? I" flit- i ; i ' i - ' ' i I lll i ? -f I ht ' "iiliiT \\ i ? I" k i r II' :< . _? .i p:.-So. on I ii i i.iiiii4. In* ? ? ???i -< w . . >iiM' f'>r iinl one <?r ' 'i^l*'-! ? ?!.- !ln in a hi iti(, . ' -*!>?? .i l l ?:.\ .1 : I I>.:\ ti , ? ln*m . I.. ? ' T ? - M -t ll-- i w ; 1 \ - w j !| i | I ;i* pi ? ? - ? jtif *,*?. . ha vi* :.i km ' ? f \*'i:ai? r - tri*a t nii i.r .. k?*pt he i a i*i '...? !. i v . ' - ? : Ii r- a ' - ma ic npt.i. ? - (>? It ii I 'ti* par! >f -nut- v. 'i- r.iji i ii-*- ?" fa an .- tin ? ??i 't??? it - ?'.-i 'I ! H" < '.i ? r ) *vi firmer <>f hIx.iii <V? >ear* of *gr. Weigh* #lK>ut 15(J ptuinda. I* medium bwW. *ud do*4** not appear or talk at all Ilk* a PWWi gifted with wouderful. powc.n, He nevfr had (be cbmuf of itu tnlucnt^ott. and therefore can harhly more than ? ?K?I and write "\V here does" lie it try that he get* Id* power of a b * 1 1 1 >? to ? hi . - 44 Well. 1 lid ve known lilui all Of my 1 1 f?- and own a* it youngster lie used to say be w it x able w> take off wa rt? or to (Hire old *ore.?. lie ?Ay?> lUat. before ho sprang tnto reputation and demand, l bo I^trd api>earcd to hlui in a dream three nights In succession and told him to core ailing humaiiit* ." The ouly disease which (lie mail does not ? *lti tin to cure. accord ing to lufor uiatiou obtained, are diseases of In firmities whipb were present at birth. Hundreds of people teg tftUJ u? fjatt (in- man in l he course of j?wcek c<?m ing from all parts of i be South. (Hi one Iliv. il (ft declti red. J<H> ca is, l?i iiiK'n^ patients to the man. traveled the little, lonely road to bis home, lie is so busy receiving the Meeker* after health., that often he does not have time to get dinner, people who claim to have hcen cured hv him tell the correspondent . In no caw> does the uiau make any eharges. Patients may give him money If they desire, but he makes no charges. Usually tliey give hiiu something, . It is estimated that th? average amount -lit one dollar, but there am all kind of stories afloat of largo sums being of fered to him out of gratitude for help which the patients think they have re ceived. For Instance? it ;ls told tiiat a certain patient so rejoiced at the out come of his trial of the man's rubbing method that he went to a nearby bank and deposited $1,000 to bin credit. Imaglii! A group of men and women suddenly flung on ad esert Isle. Master and man. mistress and maid ? now only Male and Females. Birth-, wealth, trappings vanished. A new life, call ing to a test of worth, where those that are strong lead and those that are weak follow. Such Is tbe great, story, "Male and Female." Hanging from the splendid home of an Knglish earl to savage scenes in a 'tropical Jungle, from nice conventions of the cultured home elite to uncontrolled passion of ancient Ita by Ion. See this wonderful picture at the Majestic Theatre during the Na tional Pa ( a mount Artcra ft Week. ? To Give KeeUai. Miss (iladys Illee. the celebrated American soprano, assisted by Mlvs Adeline Packard, will be heard i n tin unique recital at the opera house on the evening of Sept., l.'ltli at 8:30 p. m. Miss lUCo will present a program of some of the best known and most pop ular .songs In the KiigUsh tongue. The fact that she is assisted by such a [charming artist as Miss Adeline Pack lard added interest to the affair. The recital is to he Complimentary iii ebarac iter, admittance t?eing by card- of intro duction only which may be secured from the Camden Furniture. Co.. so long as accomodations remain. adv. First Hale (tinned. .lames Sal h\v, of tin* Remhert section, was t ho first to have a hale of new cot ton ginned in Camden for the present season. It weighed around 500 pounds and was ginned Wednesday at the Cain den Oil Mill ginnery. Helng the first lia.li' uJL.Uui-Miasvn iL. wax uiumul fruii j of eo>*t to the owner. The Oil .Mill gin J nery ex peel - to Itave several more hales | I hi> \\ eel;. 1 He had no more fauhs than the average man. but his wife aeti'd as his govern e>s rather than his sweetheart, is the foundation to Cecil It. I >e Mille's gor geous pliot odra ma "Why Change Your Wife" to he shown at the Majestic during National .. I'a ra mount - A rteraft ?Week. A Ituttcrfly Woman's Toist to the hu^ham'l of a too* wifely wife. " I lore's |o those who love us If only we cared. Mere's to those whom we'd love If we only ? da red." l-'rom one of the lines in Ceeil P.. 1 >e Mllle's production "Why Change Your Wife." to be shown next week during i l he Xatiofml Paraiuount-Artora ft Week. The greatest question in modern life, presented and answered in the most fascinating picture ever produced. Why Change Your Wife." showing at the Majestic during Nationai Pantmount A rteraft Week. Notice of Second Primary Notice i- hereby given that a seeond primary election for Kershaw County ? 1 1 t * i % i ? ? * 1 i?i! \\ I I ? IN* UflJ I ? ? 1 1 I Ht"?? I it \ . * J M . , I tin, 1 il'_'li. The same manager* \\ h.? served in the first primary are roi|iio?ted to act in the second. Uoxes ainl l>all->tN eau he seen red at the Chronicle office on Saturdai Sep tember. 1 1 M \l .lohn vo\i. i ! i.i rimln. I .. A M ? T i"\\ el I . Si-. \ Notice ti> Debtors and ( r?di|or>. A ! jt. i ; ' i? - : i :?!?-???*-? I !?? ihe e-.tare .if M 1 ? ( ' II;.- .It i-a <ed , a re h. i ? -I ? > I ? ? . ' i I *? -? 1 ! < ? make pa \ Im ?! i 1 ' ? <e under signed uiwl all part e- !i,i\.:i_' ? 1 ; ? i n i ~ a^amsi the sml folate \\ I prt-sent them duly a 1 1 \vi>oe ?m?? *ime per ?cr beit !.\ i lie la \\ A K ' ?jualtfi?,d A'iin ?!<?! rji tof. | I .tiifb'ii s ' Sfp' i * f 1 1 her 'J;::! IP'JO. ? I Parent Tearher Meeting. The | <:i ! 1 1 in* an i friend- of the .Jack v..ii SehtM.I are urgently requested to meet at the School I'll Id llg .ill Monday night at 7 ;>?? The purpose ..f the meet it or i<= to form -?onie organization for the bet ferment t.f the ve|nm| and the ? t.rnmunitv at large Those who are In fere?*ed in the mora! and educational t r a mi tit:: ? t f their ehi'dren a rid those who 'lelifie in conitiiutiif > '?et ferment are ? i rt 1 1 a I y invitetl f?. meet with us oil Monday night The Teacher* of .lark-ttn School. I* I' ^l'lodana. Principal. Letter* From The People 35-j. svii '?/.'? a "? ? ^ \ < ?rd. | To th?? democratic Voters of Kershaw (,\>unl v ; ( I am deeply grateful for the Jiue vote you guve me i,n the primary electiou, held on Tuesday. which place? too lii the s*?twiU primary election to be held Tuesday. Sept. fifth. I h1?mII greatly appreciate y??ur jUppOrt in the final te i 1 1 > i)?- made ??i? the date \ ?*u aboVe. If honored with the offitt* of county i iutrmleiit of education I pledge you earnest and efficient service In working for the continued Improvement of our schools. Pledges made by me in the <iiinpH?in Uriti bp regarded by trie us h'mllng us any obligation* thai I n it?hi enter into privately or publicly. I mi us you are aware, familiar with tin- dn (if* of 1 he offb-e and can take up (he sxtK. wlu'iv It will he left off \\itli IIH Uinht-Iil v\ ItlloUt UltcrritPOOJL ftC ta| in* time to become famillur \vMh Uk duties. thus causing no delay ill ti?e progress of the schools. Again fieerely thanking you for your wry generous endorsement >n the first primary and soliciting your sup port 'n the final election, I am. # v Vffljrii aftyfcerely. C. W. Blrchmore. Mr. Smith ?;vpr? vst 's Thanhs. To the Voter* 'of Kershaw County: I desire to express my heartfelt thanks to those who gave me their sup port iu the tirst primary for railroad roinmlssioner. I have made a remark able run and it lookc! like that t will bo a winner iu the second primary. Since y<.ur local man, Mr. l>. M. McCaskMl, is out of the race, I want the, fronds of the other candidates to -fall into the Smith column and give a good rote in the second primary. < Very gratefully yours. I K I* Smith. Candidate for Railroad Commissioner. Ivmly MH'iva ry. the oldest negro and undoubtedly the oldest person In the Barnwell section of the State, died Sat urday morning at the age of 104 years. Wants~For Sale FOR SAI-K ? 1 !>U( > Hupp. Almost new. fapiipted with Gabriel Snubber.*. spot light. spuro 'tire, etc. Price reasonable. Apply at The Chronicle office. 22pd. WOOD FOR SALE? Oak and pine /wood, cut any length. U. M. Kennedy Jr.. phone ?V2. ii2tf. LOST-~One bunch of keys lost Satur day; Reward of $5. If returned to Springs & Shannon's store. . It p.' SOK SALE - 'SJti aorea good JMgh land. .War Yeiuaww, t for farmiug or Mtoek. Price $15 j?er acre. Terma W. Thorp, Jr., Route 1, Churle* ton, ft, p.^'' / ' ^tv TO WHOM IT MAY OONCKRN-t liu vi' bought out the Interest of Mr. <}. O. KuhTi lit the Htukfs & Rush Store tit WeatvjUfe H. t\. uiul havc# moved my gasoline and oil frtttu the old stand ii|? lo lit*- xtore iu^r jBf depdt, aud will he able to fui-mfch you k?m and oil the ?anu> a* ever. Also |pp groceries and' dry gdfwlH and "ill be glad to mtw yon at a very small profit. Vour trade noHet ret. W. I- M. Stokes. Wcstvllle, s. t\ 23Mf, HAND CARS FOK SAU&? Model H JtT foar cylinder jjun-k Touring car. On^ Model M-8# Four cylinder Hulck Touring car. <>n?> mis Oodgc ToutiiiK Car. One Klf^ 8 cylinder touring ear. One Old*. 8 cylinder Sedan. One Chevrolet 4|h> Touring car. One Chevrolet 4tm x< dan. <>M?* Dig si \ HuU'k Touring <yi r. Quo new ll>20 lluputohllc Toftr ing ear In fine condition, >vill sell thts car 9800 loon than coat jwrice. Terms allied' to roqionaible imr tie#. Coiistiiidait'd Auto Co, Camden S. <\ 'SJlMl. FOl'ND ON ROAD ? One female fox dog. white wlfcb^ the following sjK>ts. one big black one on right side, one big One on left with a small one above It. Has black eyes and looks to bo about five years old. Address p, (X Box 207. Mouroe. N. C. 21, 22. PLEASE RETURN ? Will the party who lK>r rowed a very valuable t*p? line from my shop Nome time ago please return it at oyee. C. O. Cole man, Camden, S. C. PHOTOGKAPHSof the highest quality Mill be .made In Camdeii from Sep teml>er 1 to 7th inclusive. It JTQAIl really want a good' high-class photo of self of family i?c sure aod come while I am hefe. Bring you. kodak films for best kodak finishing. Btwttv ty, Photographer, of Columbia. 22pd. FOB- SALE? 'Regulation size J^oM&'fc Billiard Table. Apply The Chronicle Office. LOST ? Am English Hull I?og by the name of Quick. Yellow with a, w.idp white ring around neck, frant anklet sprained. Left home oai Monday morning, August Pth. Notify (J. F, Cooley or Clyde Gilliam and got re ward, 20r22 |>d. WHEN YOl' NEED an auto tire or tube see Stokes at Westvllle, S. C., a& he keeps a line of good tires and tubes. It is not a cheap line -of tijres. He also keeps as good fan bolts, as can l>e bdught. so buy the besj. ? 20lt WELL DRILLING ? Two inch laid three inch force , pumps drilled, -I will siioti b? in Camden working my way from Rembert. Any one wish ing pumps, address, H. S. Williams Kio Kim wood Art1., Columbia. N. C. 20-1-2 pd. IUCMHT1TCH1NO nuil tuihim-at. works on all \:hlne*. Prkv |2. 1'erioQ^ . 10? extra. Light'* M?U Qft|t? , Uox til. ttlrwtngham, Ala. i ! f\r ? I'OK KALE -tVnl Touring OU^ ? cash. S?e l>. I.. J onoa, | 7j <^>ttou MtUs; rmutivu, s. *2. the <?5yac^w ?**a, all kind* of automobile itftliwrj' parts Wade Mt^r ttuu at a MVllM of time *u4 i \V. O. Hay\ (WajttV Kouth MONEY TO LOAN? -Ou ' cstato Hocurlty. i-Otig tarqu. Interest. M. M. Johnson, Oamfc#, ? ] o. * *mt 1 ? \VW4^NG-B.v tin* 0*.vueei>W m eesS, all kind* of automobile ?ud a*' clt luer.v i?? vts made better tUan m* a ltd at a Having of Uine ami W, O. Hay'* Oarage, South Broti Si. t'uiaiU'ii. OAHOLlNE. ? Heavy OIL Medluigi QbI Orenne. Oear Omi pound, Kw^l Oil and Spirits of TwikjuUM Kept at Stokes *M>, We?tvMk,?i 11: - | --? AGENT WANTED ? k\>r WorOin' Hair Preparation,. Set or ed ? Madam K. K, Belboo, 17VS (fafe Street. Caaidan, 8, ?, tbTi > ' ? '? ? EOR RENT? Will reut or shire^ high grade farm ; splendid resides, and all outbuildings, on the A. c. L, Railroad, near Charleston. Qood oo. port unity for first-class farmer. ^ dreiss :teply to . "^rni," v. 0. b& 225, Ohatleston, S. C. ig.^, ? ???? ; 1 1 ? ? ?? ? PAINT?Savo money on your taiat bill. 1 Ask about the Houttera (to. .. ton Oil Co'.* line. Win. Kto|.(tf Oil Mill. Camden, s. c. ?&??] l*OAN9? on improved real estate, terms. E. C. vooTresckow, Cwndei,* ?^?111 I, , I . I HL Al ? I ? ?> II ? ' 1 ? , -fl FO* SAjLE? One bay spare, aboot 1 1 years old, weighing 000 pounds, per-1 fectly gentle and will work aaywbtttfT for sale cheap. Also one top timjL used . about eight months, ooe *?-? t hbrss wagon in fairly good cocfrl 'tlon. Will sell the horse separate^? Apply to M. O. Huckabee, Oaafo,! I--' ?a.-q."''.;- J.- r:.; ml FOR SALE ? Laths for sate. Apft Henry Savage, Camden 8. C. tf. . ? ? 1 1 FOB SALE? Ataa ion Porto Rico ud ? Naiiey Hull potato plants. We m Shining carload a day. Hash ya? orders. Now L? tine time to pat ott plants for earty eating. Only (2 pa 1000 by express, J. E. Gfllia, Rt? ' Bert.' & C. r'.sgg FOR SALE ? Three tons of Nitrate' if fl Soda. Apply to Farmers GrocayJ Co., Catnden, S. G. l&l We have just received three car loads of the famous Emerson Farm Implements. We want you to see them and get our prices before buying. x Car Load of Emerson Buggies 7 ~5 and Wagons Car Load of Emerson Mowers, jl Rakes, Grain Drills Car Load of Mitchell Wagons Car Load of American Field. Fencing 3 Bagging and Ties and Cotton Sheets Mackey Mercantile Camden, South Carolina