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OI.U TIME KV KI.I X ?IX\FI'K?VK 4 all on Kvery Member to Suppre** Era Of IjiVVlesMIOS*. . * Aulanhi. < 2 a . , <?h .'J<? livery hrahoh of tit*' Knights of Mi** Km Klux Klau mid every inninher of this organization a re commanded to UMt all Influ ence v\- ? 1 1 1 i 1 1 their power to sn press npor tit ion* of so called 'night ii(l? r>' and Id assist officer* of ? law in their ap , prfhofifiion. In a ilw-r^ jwnefl t<?da> li> tV?l. William J. Simmons, Imperial Wi/tird of tho. Knight of tho Ku KU?x Khiti ' In rnuuoctioii with the official (lo-. <N4? Simmons. In a separate state nielli, rails the attention of llo* Khnis UlCii to the fact that la some <pinrtor* ? 111' JfUttl f '? posting notices -?|| cottoll gins and. mnfl instance*, th ronton* lug owners who do not elo+o* them, 1* tiotng In |<l on the Ku Klux Klau ho en use Mi'' meji who commit tihoso #ots wear io?Mk* ?>??' rol?e*? somewhat resembl ing Ifee official regalia of file Klah, j In I hi k regard ho says: "For ium roaioha (i ?- rs|M-nuii.v Jut ovr'ant that .members nf Mio Ku Klux' Klall 1 1< ? all In tholr power to ji | s, t of .fleers *'f He law '?? suppress I he opera tion# of those 'night riders.' In the first place, they are guilty of criminal violation of luw and If allowed to eon 1 1 line tlierO Is no limit to the extent w hli'h this power of intimidation undw rover of till rkirss uia.v lie used. The Knights of tho Ku Klux Klau are sworn to ttplli?h.| the. law under any ami all olreunislH noes aiid it Is esj*oelall.\ lO'e essa ry at thi.s critical time that every , Taw abiding eltimi discharge this duty without foa r or fa vor , "In the second place, the opera I ions . of these 'night rhlois' are bringing: odium upon tho Kn Klux Klau because in some iu"lt(n<'e< their criminal eon i 'duet is being 'aid nt the door <>f nient ' hers of this organization. There is, of course. no ? veuse fur' Hits outrageous slander other than the fuel that these 'nigld i'i ?|e rv' clothe themseh es in gar ( nie/its somewhat resembling the off! j elal rt ^vi IIji uf I he Knights of the Ku Klux K hi ii. tho e\,-|iisiyc . rigid to the! use nf whioh lias hern legally bestowed upon t his orga ni/a I ion . ' , i "? I low ov'T, since these gin poster*- and ^ fjin burners are being ronfused in the' minds of some perv uis ith menihers tif i his "i ga uiy.a I ion it hehoovos every meniher 1" l>e . pa rt ioufarly vigilant in evpo-ini* ilo'iii to the profior a ut.lu>rltios and Ihus ,ivs|s| in tho suppression of. their notivltii'K sn th.it' rospeeiahle, law-' ahiding < i t iznis ma.\ oondm i tlioir own' affairs a- Hvv s.-e lit. wltlemi lot or, Jtltid ra mi and iro ahuit their liiisinoss with tho U no\v li'dyi' Ilia' ilioir |.iv?'<' and inopi i if les are serin e " \N" I SiniimniV i "ISrido I *?" for sheer dare.devilt ry. ' advent il t'o atidJoVe lnlei'f*s|, this serial' sin uds away ahead of anyt.hini: in thel serial Mno ever attempted tiefurr. S?*e ' it at the Majestic next Tuesday IMKTOHK /_ t_ ' Wr|l?r Sh>n MMlcrii llottor* (iiv? KtfVj> rr'rilb him! 5!0r? Athke ? A VloA'tvr i* yn ordinary iimi'lal. who l,ta ' l>'? I'll l.i l'**| I ?> 1 1 1 1< '?* ? 111* >???!??? of < ? I M * kiiClHd ulglU'tt at lid to lit I mill a H'rvaut of liiiuia ni<,> u? *? i"U<"U per s?tv?\ writes UiiIm j'I f^illlleu. editor of the Koiiota in Iiiii, S. <\ Tribune. I loctol's a 10 wonderful KUess?>l>. You it sharp pii iti >*???? scud for a ?!??<? tor H'' "nrvlvts, vuh# ids hand* i" lit* r, fH'ln your f?uise, hiV* yuii u swii t h nil a*k you If it liuiiH him I then guetMi*. Ttd* i* the method of guess i liiK : IP' in' iilnll,v flip* n coin, s?\ li.iu I ? 'iletulu iu v?iio; ihI'h. Km d repay." Tli'- ruin ill his liuiid you understand fulls tails. and hli forthwith treats i you for dropsy. If In* lias gtfcii^d ? ilirlit You arc si.k ?ii aid** (o he.ont mid *<?">ttiim in no cft'Ti to rain** ?'?*??? rnon?*y 1 1 ? t |?av for his jjiH'ss. If lie lias guessed i wrong; your frl"nds walk sorrowfully , itt'iijud you the next day and a solemn ! iiiii n pats what's left of yo'u in the fact* | will i a spade [ A doctor and earn fifty dollar* a day | and lUtVf as much at night lull no doctor on earth eun collect what he <iirus. I Most doctors hold a season of thank ful prayer at l lit* end of each year if tln\\ liav collected out' per cent [ Doctor* assisted us all Into t he world iiinl it is only it fair return that we should cull th?Mn in, when we are ail ing and ?Ive thcui a chime* to kick us tfrtt ?f itn* \vond. a NnHent dpotoi'fc I ? I ?? I (heir [?atu'iits. Modern doctors t ?] r?-<i their pocket hooks. 'i'li'* ancient doctor operated with dirts finger nails, Up' modern doctor In v.,. clean h?* hurts. Ancient doctors ^av1' a shovel full of unythlug a i .'i dove, and luts nf d.oScs ; the uiod ?'rn doctor gives fewer pills and more advice. A doct ? i' is. without except ions, a ifrioii ctliKvu, a goood hiuffer, a goood friend .niul a genius at keeping Ills mouth shut ahiait o.tlicr iieopje's af fairs Coming to i lie Majestic Wcdm sdai ? .Mack Si'iuu'tts supreme eone'dy sensa tion ?' Yankee Ooodle in Berlin" with ? lie famoUs Bathing Beautcs in person. No Occasion for a Flglit Ti I lis 'Pit mouse was infuria led. hut .the editor of the Wotem Wind shut 1 1 * III ii|* ill two seconds. "Is this the new s | hi per office?" inquired Mr. Tit mouse. "It js," responded the man jit the desk. "Didn't this paper <j| \ I w a s. a i?ar?" 'It did not." "Didn't it say 1 was ;i scoundrel " 'It did not." Well, si one p:i per sa Id i' " ??I*rtssih|> it \\?-s-our contemporary dov\ n the street." suggested l hi; editor, as he (licked up n paperweight. "This paper never prints stale news." San I 'ra iiejsco A rirona lit. "Valiki'e I >< ?? k i I ?? ip Kerliii." ami --tie' I'.athitu; Moip'ls in Person will Im> the feature attraction at the Majestic Majestic Theatre lW\vt W?'ilnesday. A Wise Man Insures his cotton, cotton seed, dwellings, barns and out buildings before lie has a lire. Too late to call an agent after property is burning. We have many of the very best old line companies and lowest rates. It will not cost you much to. insure against loss and be safe. See us and let us write your policy before it is too late. Camden Loan & Realty Company Miss Ethel C. Rodgers, Manager. Telephone No. 62. \ Clover (?irl CommiUwl Sulritk. | ' : ? '' j* ? ? 1 it..' ??? Mlwt H*li? -inn 1 <HuuUU?r of Mr-. J- <' Hw'B Igtjord oi 1 hi; islov?r *?etlon* ?if York , ,111111 villi 1 HUid I'lida.v iii'Miilinf In 1 ?,?? < ,i iim 1 n t ? .1 u 11*1 ? i :? . ili?- y otto $ H<1| evidently having ronunUtcd nuUlde 1 i?y droyiiiu#. .Miss Iteainuua i'<l ?'iw a telephone ,,prl :t t ? >1 lit the Ktllij h??s|i;?al. She Hl>m|?ji"ii ru^ TiOtti her ipiart'Ts hist Mitniiii > ^ri'iii"<?M iriul vi-* ??ml hour* hiter a J' tli'i was ????? -4 ? i \ im I by a we man phyaichtn at the hospital aitylng thai the writer, would tui In tin* river When tbi- lot tor was received. , Since that 1 lino 11 olow vigil 1>u<1\ been k*pt at the Ooiumhia eijutal. Th?v hotly wan t'.mnd against the jjat<'^ at ,th? (oWPP liiiwi r house not* r ? ?a rva lit street'. to I' liot ts HpniiupVuyd aim v\it^ lit yfiirs of au'C. W|8 KtlfforlMtf (loop grief at tho I, Into she loft t lio hospital last Monday afternoon a 1 o'clock. 'riiv reason assigned is that sh?? <ptflrr?Mcd with a young ?Wrt? with whom she had been keeping com pany for some time. J|e informed her tho Saturday previous that ltft> \vou'd not see her again. The note 1 of t hy tin* young woman bore a post mark showing that It w?n mailed at I o'eloek last Monday aftoru?on. The mail for tin' hospital, with tho note among it readied the hospital at about 5 :.'lO o'clock and the gate keeper at the In stitution quoted a-* spying he spoke to her at 2 o'eloek as she passed through tin' gates on her way from the grounds. Nile did not seem to h<i de ! pnvscd n.M she spoki' eheCrlly to him. 'rin' trirl related her ttsMihles to the head woman pliyslelrfn at tin4 hospital! and 1 lie chler womjin tried to eonsole the grief-st rh'ken l^irl. The young wo man -?t"'in,'(l lo Is- suffering keenly, hut. before- the time she Is reported as having. left He' hospital she was ho llevi d to he more cheerful. The text ef I he note left was: "When you receive this all pain will lie over. It Is more than I ean stand. M,\ lo 11I y will he found in the river." Leg ion To Meet. We have heen riskiest e(| to state that the regular monthly meeting of the James LeUoy l.elk post No. 17. Amt'rl* ean Legion will lie liiivi At the officer of Messrs Smith and- Alexander on Friday. N<?vemliec .Vat >S p. in. "I'.ride lit" N entirely a different kind <>f a serial: Ms a serial that you will like ri'Kiirdloss/nf what your atti tude toward serials is. l>on't miss it. Start-bit; at the Majestic ne\t Tuesday, FOR TKK'K O'RIVKR Written application-' are now being received hy the t'amden Fire liepart in^nt for white man fire truck driver Salary and other details can he had l>.\ a pplh'ji t ion. A M. Mcl.l'/t )li. t.'hiof t'lre ItnpaTf ny^iil. Kvery wotnan will appreciate "Hrid?* 115" hcini: sle>wu at the Majestic next Tuesday, and every Tuesday for fifteen w eoks. Wants~For Sale LOST ? > >at unlay night, I ? I ween ('am ?l?*n and Sh^ppjj nl, oin? <> size open fa<M\ tiol? I I'll 1.(1 watch. K.\r<'lsior liioveni'Mit. Suiuiulo reward for r?' iiiru to CujinU'ii Oliroulclo. ? 1 tp. IOK SALE Two large, vrv fiin? ferns fur sale. Apply .Mrs. L. Black - well. Camden. S. C. It FOIND- One | mil- <?f s|>eetacles. lor t oj so J im. < Hvncr can have -ji hm* I ?y .?a'.lllnu :it Miis offico and | Hiving for litis advert isement. COTTON STORA< ?K ? I a in now pr1' pared lo store vfVcral hundred hah's of cotton a f "lil ii i- plant .1. H. /.ciiip ."?0t f . FOR SALK ? ?n?* gray mare. Will work anywhere Cintle ami a u??od ilrivr. l'ru-'- 1 < ?? ? llcnrv Sa\ag'\ < 'a inden. S. ( \ ' .".<M f SHOULD A LIVE BUSINESS BE RUINED BY DEATH? ?; . ; ? ;? .? .? ,?r;_ _ Business and Partnership Insurance WHAT IT. DOES Safeguards the value of the human element? offsetting the loss resulting from the death of an officer, manager, specialist or. part? hit whose skill and experience die with him. Increases the financial credit of the firm and makes for a more ready acceptance of its paper at a smaller rate of ifiterest. Suggested by banks and frequently is a de ciding factor to a bank's acceptance of the firm's paper. In many cases it prevents the calling of loans by banks in times of panic and indus trial depression. It gives an absolute financial value to good-* will and is almost indispensible in the or ganization of a new business, or the con tinuance of an old, whose succestTcIepend? upon the life of one or more persons* It affords an economic method of abcumu lating a sinking fund by, means of which a firm may liquidate bonded indebtedness, extinguish floating obligations and secure ready cash for the increase of Its business or surplus, with a further advantage in case of death that the sinking fund in whole or in part is immediately available. It protects partners where each of the partners is a specialist, whose service can not well be replaced. Many a promising business has had to be given up on the eve of great success because of the death of a partner and the demand of the, executors of his estate for the with drawal of money invested. It at^owrf a partner to acquire a deceased partner's in terest in the business. It prevents forced liquidation. It is an *sset to be Qarried ati such on the I baoks for an amount equal to the annually 1 increasing cash surrender Value stated in | the policy. I Its annually increasing loan value can be I used in times of financial stringency and is more advantageous than loans with a bank, which may be called in times of financial I stress or continued only at increased in- I terest. I Many Firms Have been saved by their ability to secure loans on insurance policies when all other sources have failed. Many | a note coming due has been paid, p&y. i rolls have been met and bills contracted for I material have been p&Id. | It insures Vractical men against the loss of I capital. I It safeguards the deceased partner's in- I terests. 1 It saves the dissolution of a business costing I years of hard work and sacrifice. | It is more important that fire insurance be- 1 cause a loss by fire van be replaced. It saves a reajdustment or curtailment of I the business. It is an asset of fixed value, that cannot |j shrink property free from taxation, and] ^ilt-edged collateral for a loan if needed. I President CHAS. F. CLARK, of the Brad street Company wrote a short time before.! his death : "It is practically beyond a doubt I that corporation insurance strengthens the I credit of firms adopting it. The increased confidence which it establishes is recogniz ed in the mercantile community and thus I reflected through our reports/' M I'hc V w York Life is Specially Qnalifi'd and Kqiiipixd to Handle this Class 'of Business, NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. L. C. SHAW, Agent Al TOMOKILE OWNERS Attention? 1 I'ntiJ further notice we arc offering wiir entire- stock ?>f Springs ami i Storage Uatteries at 2."? |*>r e*4*t dis- ? count. W. < >. May's tJarage. So. j Itroad Street. Camden, S. <*. TIKES! TIKES! TIKES!? We liavej just r<Teived a limited quantity of j . Kir'-stoiie smooth tread tiros, regular mia ran teed stock, at about '10 per cent <iiv the regula-iu list prices. Those prices will to some extent offset 15c <-otfon : 30x3 Ford front sizes $10.50. regular price $17.30; 30x3 12 Ford, Maxwell, etc.. $13.n<>, regular price $22.50: 32k4 Essex. N up. etc.. $23.00. regular price $.'>3.05. W. <> Nay's (la rage, Camden, S 30-31 j FOK SALE ? Ilot air furnace for sale at a bargain. The Kirk wood. 31-33 PHONE 4(59? If In need of a Survey- | or. T. A. JBoykin, Camden, S. C. 2Gtf j FOK SA1.E ? One Jersey cow. with | heifer calf three weeks old. Three i and a half gallons milk per day. Al >o four registered Duroc Jersey male I piys. two months old. Will sell at a bargain. Overstocked. O. !?'. | Mangum. rfd 3. Befhune. S. C. 30-31 pd ! FOK SALE ?One live passenger Mitch ell car. in perfect order. New tires, linn less than H.'XX) miles. Frier #7<xmni 1 l?-ii ry Savaire. ('anidoii S. c. :;<?t f FOR' SALE ? Dry stove wood, both oak and |)in<*. cut into stove length. Ap ply to Henry .Smyii. < 'an ley X.- <V. phono 21 PL'. o()tf. Carload Carbide Just Received - All sizes for ?as generator^ used In this section. I am selling tlds carbide at factory prices plus freight charges to Camden. T. 1? McClaift, Camden, S C. 27tC . PHONE *?9 ? 1 f in need of a Survey or. T. A. Uoykin, Camden, S. C. 26tf LOST ? One Boston Hull Dog, brown with wlii l e neck a>nd feet. Reward if returned to Chronicle office. LOANS ? (in improved ^real estate, easy terms. 1*1. C. vonTresckow, Camden, S. C 45 HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE -I have ii line of bargains hi and out of town, pe sure and sop me. I handle everything for x sale. Phone 443 or ??all at 014 Main street. 'i S. II. Cbewn ing, Camden, S. C. 1 28-31pd. BRICK FOR SALE ? <>,<XX) new brick :it $2(5 |K>r 1 ,000. Camden Commi <i"ii ('<?., phone 1S3, Camden. S. C, FARM LAND? For Sale ? 154 acres land known as the WMtoker tract. One mile from Lugoff. 75 acres under cultivation. Price ?75 per acre C. I1. DuHose & Co., Camden, S. C. 24tt COVER ( KOI* SEED? Abhm/zi Kyt, I Wheat, Barley and Oat aeed for salt. Fanner* Grocery Co.. Cmiidon, S. C. . 2&31 STORAGE BATTERIES l&CHAKC ED? If your battery Is not ^ood don': I buy a mow oilo until you sec iif*, we - ? ?an make an exchange with yoy tbir will save you money, lotteries re paired and rebuilt. Agent for Prest o-Lite batteries. Beard's Battorr Soi'vioe. Camdeu. S. C. I'hone 118J. _A_ tf BEAVER BOARD ? Have just received a large shipment of leaver Iloard. J. ]j. <?uy Lumber <V?.. Camden, S.C. 2* f\ ' T; - ? ? 4 FOR SALE? Laths for sale. Apply Ilenry Savage, Camden S. C. , tf. STORAGE BATTERY' REPAIRS- Wf ran impair flny make storage battery Don't buy a new one until you art sure youra can not be repaired. Ex amination and test free Beard's lot tery Service, West DcKnlb Stjeft. Camden, S. C. Phone IIS J. ; tf" AGENT WANTED ? For Wortlunort Hair Preparation. See or call on Madam K. E. Belton. 1713 Goi*? Street. Camden, 8. C. ^0' MONEY TO LOAN? On approved rett estate security. T/ong terms. interest, M. M. Johnson. Camden, ?? O. July16 j Hold Your Cotton and Insure It Rates Are Especially Cheap on Lots of Ten Bales or Less WE CAN INSURE YOUR COTTON IN THE SEED, BALED, STORED OR IN THE OPEN c WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY The Oldest and Strongest Agency in the County R. M. KENNEDY: President PHONE 52 j. k. SHANNON, Manager