The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, October 08, 1912, Image 2
inc Watered Messenger
t'ublltbea every Tuesday by
Cha* W. Birchmore, Htoi rietor.
&mt*s*-*pt4on 01. SO a y?*?' in grfromw^
A v> L>b \ , b. C., Obt. 8, 1912.
BLEASE THE NOM1NDE.
The sub-committee appointed to
1 .vestigate the charges of fraud
c ?imed to have been committed in
l ie primary election of August 27th.
i/ter much delay, finally reached
t ie conclusion that there was not
t ifficient evidence of fraud and ir
1 -^ularities to change the result of
1'te election, and recommended to
1 ie state committte that the result
iv declared in accordance with the
K'lurns. The full meeting of the
? xecutive committee was held on
: uesday, and Gov. Blease was de
ilaredthe nominee. His majority
?ver Judge Jones was over five
thousand.
A second primary was ordered
fjt Attorney General to be leid
< n next Tuesday, the 15th inst.
A this is he only office to be filled
by the election next Tuesday -it is
1 kely that the vo e will be a very
light one. The state committee, by 1
hot i g v p the nomination of Gov.
B ea .e, have put the voters to un
necessary trouble, but it cannot be
1 elped now, and we hope there will
I t* a good turnout of voters Tuesda>
t<i w te for Attorney- General,
Now that the results are known
s nd there is no p.ospect of an inde
j cn'dent ticket, let every one settle
< wn to business and try to forget
Me bitterness of the campaign
ilmugh which we have passed
">d those who opposed the election
? t Gov. Blease, as good democrat*
? hould give him their cordial sup
| >rt, and try to help make his ad
1 l'histration a success. Fault-find
; ig ?md Dickerings will not help hin
: or will it help any one else. Tin
> rsible thing to do is to recogniz
Hit lact that Cole. L Blease is th?
Governor for the next two year?
?md to give hirr loyal support in th?
discharge of tiie duiiws devolviu^
vit'on him as such.
Gov. Blease has the ability t<
make a go a governor, if he did no
iiave ability he could not have madt
the race he did with the whole ma
chinery agaii.st him, and the influ
ence of inen with large means ar
iay? d against him. It was a rt
markable r.jce he made, and he Ijia
won out over both his compefo
i rs with a safe majority, ^ehop*;
t >o, that the Governor "tt'iii lay
a.-?ue all bitterness and lend his en,
. ?..?*- MS
ergies and ability to building uj
Siuth Carolina. Ahe pluckiest ant.
state liKoe union.'.
The reunion this year of the ok'
veterans, \r be held at Bethune 01
l-riday, the .8th inst., premises t'
be an exceptionally enjoyable occa
s.on, An attractive program ha:
(? en arranged. Several fine speak- j
crs have been secured for the occa
Mon. The meetings of the veteran.
ut Bethune are always pleasant -oc
casions and we are sure that a fine
time is In store for the old veteran?
h" d their friends the 1 8th . Ev
er, body is invited to attend and t
l-ring baskets.
l\?ur Stories Which Show What A
Woman Can Do if She Tries.
1 have in mind a little woman whose
husband was handicapped with bud
h, and whose little farm barely
\ iHictfd a living for the parents and
lire small children This woman h d
i.u oupltal to Invent l.i anything thai
Vvuuitl help her In the fi^ht for breao
u <1 batter 8h? Invested in two sit
ting* of pure- heed eggs and began
miring ohlcken*. She met with dlttl
cu ties and disappointments, some
i (in s overwhelming disappointment,
i ui necessity was behind her determi
iiH 1 1' 'ii to succeed, and she did succeed
Ui n quiet way. Her yearly income
> oon mounted up in the hundreds of
< oilars and she was mistress of thi
" luation. Chickens and eggs are al
wuvs salable, and at a profit to the
p oduoor.
At mother farm home there was a
i a. i<e orchard The great surplus of
i'i uit t'ound no demand in the local
ii arket. Tlie farmers wife ordered
4 mrt cans from a canning manufac
hired a man who owned a small
t'ltitif.i' o work up the truit and sold
i mm o-inned gou.is at a profit of more
t ?ait tlOO
A young lady who wanted to earn
h' mo money without lbavin^ home to
ty-rk, planted i ne tenth of an acre In
lumatoe*, doing ail the w <rk herself
<xcpt the plo*|ng Hh? ordered quart
o (is and attractive lateis, oanned her
t .matoes and made a profit of 940.
Another energetic woman who own
ed two good milk cows, made a sur
?? un of outter, The l.>oal market was
overstocked w th butt r and that at
Ji>w figure*. Hiie went to the station
ugfttit in her ?mall town and got him
to i <ta r-of oth' r agents up and down
)h? 1 o* If thnj won d buy good, fresn
It r ai. ;.6 o^iitu a wound In this
W J she secur d several customers and
ji.ij .iiWi?v? seD'iibg Jus? what she pro
mised, lis- kept tie oustumers several
veara, a d reailr/'B a nice Income at
i'te end f ovnry inon'h ? O. H. It , In
The Piogr< s?l ve farmer
Saved by Hia Wife.
? 8he'e a wi?*? wuui?n who known junt
that to ? o whrn her hu?hand* Ufa in In
lunger bat Mm K J Fliut, liraintree, Vt,
* of ?h*t kind ,4She in ????'! on my uning
J. Kln?- N ?? I) hoo very, ' write* Mr P,
? or * ?fMuliul oouph, when 1 wa* ho weak
iy friend* all thought I h id only a Hhort
t ? to li*rt, and it oOmplataly cured me"
k <|ttiok our* tor ough* and cold*, it'* the
It si Mtfe and r liabla m<dloin? for many
iroat mi lang trouble#? grip, bronohltl*,
???up, who ping ooaph qulnny, 'onftiliti*,
morrage* A (rial will conrl -ce jrou 60o
M?100 3uarant?* by Camdea Drug
> Md Ramp |( Det'aaa
$ or 6 doses 666 will brtak Any esse of
i tills fit Pevetr; It sets on the liver better
k I Calomel, and does not gripe or sick*
, *?
The \V eek' . Happening! at Wofford
Kitting School.
La?t week w?> tue tie Kb fu>! *eek ol
wo> k at t< r- F lllcjf Sc> oo. fur Ihe
scholastc *r.tr l&lii-U. bVfi?j < Ids
smoo'liuesi. w ?t which ti.e wor*-*JW??Dt
otT. a. alrtto.tr Iroppin* Into tfht
muol.y wodU- *ve uuatfiued ihat lh?
routine of ?v*'. ?l life had b??n jfotujf
for ?ix ti".M . >r more ? lo tug*, * u?.
Sw iti.ri; b l ??* '?le a i ibiTifi It iO}{
school ia r v r ? thing U 4|H.*'inlzed
and ttlitru \ ? a > Wen uerafcuj ltH*e
while, be I n* thai there are^ietlbile
times to d' fiiiito thinga aod acts
according .. ? v.. '.*"'
L' p uuiii u i-"s- ut titn.'jjaefP bave
been enrolls *r.?> huqaretl%l?ti sQ*enly
flve boy's, w ;n ucks ot^gf'silk > of the
tola) eorolln it for la?l yar All ib?
rooms *rev.c upied, and jbeold* ?o
ciety bull h i? :><-en turned into |a bed
room in oru* to (nuka room fop tHe
lar>je crowd I'ne u**?*<tent ind cations
are that tln.ii?Eullmnut ftl'l. Hy-tch the
two hunch <1 iuirK
lb.* n ii e . .o lit* of bo i h the t'ol lege
an ) Km. Biuo'il tnk^ detinue form
with the jf'invn^ of th e game
thii wei:!> Ki *n the praCi c thn Fil
ing sctio sq-iud hus b?> n putting |t
?eem-. th:. the *' Fitters ' h>?ve a 1(00*1
chance ?? < year to win the cup, and
also*;. ca>>) with the ft>.- j*?r?ty of
jfamts ?? a. ed next spi ings. W." C'
vV'hitnu'e of Nor th Cirolina, in eat
tain and I'ro,' L> les (ileun >8 thr
coach. Ah Prof. Glenn is a. former
mar of th ? Woffoi d team, t( U means
ihai b MjUad will be whipped Into
ifiind ahapo * ?*'
The b.i* <et-bull iisst'ci ati ? n had a
jieetin*. asi Friday vvlwau ? (libera fo,t ?
h" Cotii i.j/ jear wore o'ec'ed Tfcej
expect to gel *if>wn tr? j<r*c ae in a few
-'.a>8- tv> .tea large nnmb-r of b") ?
lave in* gone out on th" ti ack 11m
>ering i. ,> fur tra-K work lutor on lb
:be year
The IV'cord staff bad a meeting in
r'rof. 11 it iu'a room Tuesday nlgb .
n.d eltcd vacancies in the depart
ments of th?* mag . z 1 n 'i . The staff fm
n<* \ear will be .) A Li vintf^ton
i^J t??i ? ' n-chii ; U?*o. K L'nnce. Litei
? r> Edit r: .1 J Eulue, liuslnes
VIudhK"': F K Carriaon ' and Htt>or
Burne.i, Asssitints; Jaa. fcl * I? Eui
tor l*'*i: tanjff Dtpkrtment; Frank A ,
''horns ik? Editor I.' i*ul 'I>6paitmeu
J uck 1 EIii ; i?f Athletic L?e
p:tr m . t: t: L Dowliny. Editor (.
V. M i A Depai iiuenj', _ *.?? .*
The iw r iiti'i ttcji so'ci^il^s, thfb Car
'isle and I^tfare, iiel i their second r
^ular metUinK Saturday nitfht ar*<
quite a nuiiiber of n> w teen were tak
?n into both The pro* pectn are th..
there ? ill b>' ? r -at deal int-ro-t tak>
n socl t> woi k this year on aceoui
if tbe 1 .irjfe number of ompetllions lb
chi>ol curl soi*i?*lie.s will ei,(fajf'> 'n
A t'rjffiber, the lf?* at the F tt'.n
?cbiio1, with ?!' of its activities, is ,
may one, and the si n? t ?r 1 w II ? > ?
tind out tiiat life on 'hecamnus "8 t
irenu us for h m l>ut the n rin
y iut)tf, live, A tiericm, wli > is n<
itraiil of work, c.in looK foi w ir I to
ear of profit ai.vi pleasure on th>? oi
Wofford campus. Student
Chiidr?^ Cry
f jR F i CHER S
cast o r i a
, KAST NOTICE.
.V .?* ' '
t'ik * i%
"?All personi . liable to ths, coinmutt
ion'taji and th?? 1'cenRO tc- v 1
r.i hereljy notified to pay (?p3wG!>0C'
'xeoutlopn.wlll be issued atfiifiJST ?i
uiqu. nt? on and after Ooto bevj^J ? 1 2
By <j*drfAfcCout>cU. " ^isr*
' ' *T:\ < G. C. Ale^ahd?>. .
- ? Treasurer.
)ol.. W*912. ^
Xax;'|^icev ^
~fllcu of Treas"t.ier'.ker?b'aw Co.,
Camden, 8. C ; Sent 26 1912.
iounty and .Sqhool Tatf?s from Qoftrl
*4t 15 Cb,/1 J , ,, tcp a r oh 1st , 1913 A<
>eDafty ol 1 pnr c?nt. will be uoded t
ill tuxes i.i paid January 1st 1913,
wr curt, l?\ buary 1st, 11)13, audi pt.y'
ont. March 1st, 1913.
The rat" per cejifum for Kershov
jounty Is Hs fulluwJ:.'
State taxes
County taxes &
?>i?eclal taxes
Coad taxi-s
school taxes
, Total . *. Al
The folifiwio^' school districts ^>a\
<pecial levies:
Special school tax Dist No. 1 4J
Special school tax Dist No. 2 I4
Special school tax Dist No. 4 3
Spociul school tax Dist No. 6 4 .
Special school tax Dist No. 7 *2
?special school tax Dist No. 8 2
Special school tax Dist No. 1U 0
Special ochool tax Dist No 11 5
Special school tax Dist No. 12 4
Special school tax D>sl No. 13 4
Special school tax Dist No. 15 3
Special school tax Dist No. 17 3
Special school tax Dist No. 18 3..
Special school tex Dist No. 1? id'
Special school tax Dist No. 21 2
Special school tax Dist No. 22 4
Special school lax Dist No. 21 3
Special ftchooi tax I)'st No. 2.0 3
Special school tax Dist No. 27 B
Special school tax D'st No. 2X 2
Special sphool tux Dist No. 40 8
Special school tax Dist No. 4(5 8
Special schoOl tax Dist No. 47 4
The poll is $1
All able-bodied male ?efbo ?s frou.
the atfe of twento-ono '21) to sixty (60,.
yearH, both inu ustve. exc ot resldem
? >( the Incorporated tcwim of the 0'>uru.
shall pay two dollar* (82) a?;u roa?
tax, ( xcept minUie'S of vim yospwi ac
tually in chaise of a ooDKiU(>atloYi
teachers ? mplo\ ed iu pnbiio actkiols,
.school liUKte-H anil iid'hiuis pern. a rent
ly disabled in the mi'it?i\ set v ce (>
this State, ai.d por?<<n> who crved i
the I h to war bi tw en the S aU. , un>
all persons autua ly eiuphrid in th<
quarantine ??*rvlc? ol V>U fi' a i am
ail students, wtn > may be alUi.(ini?? an
sohool or college ai t<ie ibrc wti.-n th>
said rond tax shall l>ecom>? dvip
Persons c aiming disabilities inus
present cei ? levies fs< m twi> reputable
physician*- f his county
All inform ition as to tnxus will b?
furnished upon application.
D. M. Met: A. SKI LI,
County Treasurer.
FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CURE
WILL CURB YOU
of any case of Kidney or
Bladder disease that Is not
beyond tftt reach of medi
etas. T4)<e it at once. Do
not risk having Bright's DiS~
sate or Diabetes. There la
nothing gained by delay.
iOo. and $1*0# Aotflaa.
sspuss MMTtmn,
ZEMP A DePASS.
r?ia cnaDMN lire ii
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUt
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind, You Have
Always Bought
of
Bears the
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CAST0R1A
TMI tlfVTAUR OOMHNV. NKW VtRK CfTY.
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. I
A\e$*iable Preparation fir As
Sjinllaiiftg (be foods
"1
nessandRrHConUdnsnetar
Opium Morphine narMtanl 1
Not Narcotic,
Mk^t^miuaauaaBt
?
AMUMi
ApetfecJ Remedy for Cowl^?
tlon , Sour Stoiukh.Dlarrtoei |
Worms .Convulsions Jrevtrisfc
ness and Loss or Sleep.
TteSimil* Signature of
The Centaur Compakt,
NEW YORK.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
More Than $400,000 Profits To
T The Farmers.
*
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j<Dn November 15. 191 1, there
were stored with
The Standard Ware House Co.
4.1 ,<5>i 7 bales of cotton and the
price that day for middling cottor
in New York was 9.50. On Apr
15, 1912, The Standard Ware
House Co. held in storage 40,965
">a)es of cotton and the price for middling cot
ton in New -York on that day was 1 1.55 ? a
pr^ffraf^lktle more than ten dollars per bait
ownsrs Qf .the 41,000
.Mtesr^of Cotton "who. were wise enough to
Warehouse it.
I STANDARD WAREH0USE1D.
js prepared to takrf care of the 1912 cotton crop for
'the South Carolina farmers and lend them money on
the cotton stored with it.
The only way for the cotton grower to secure a fair
price for his product is to warehouse it and distribute
its sale throughout the year, instead of rushing the
crop on the market in October, November and De
cember, as heretofore, and thus depressing the nrice.
Keep Posted
you want to know what's doing:
in the
Vehicle
Line
' \ *
J'
see me. Just received two solid car
loads BVJGGIES AND WAGONS and
Harness in proportion.
i
J
Get Yovrs Now.
A. J. Bcattie.
READY FOR
** BUSINESS
1 wish to announce that 1 have enlarged my st.ibles on Rutledge street
by adding quite an extensi >n and addition for th.j accommodation of my
stock of buggies and wagons.
I Want your Buisness
n this line as woll as the live Stock line. I am handling a number of
well known
Buggies b Wagons
il cail your attention to the
*
Poland Buggies and the Virginia
Buggies wnich 1 handle. Also tht
Studbaker Wagons. These art
the best grades on the market
y
An Up-to-Date Stock of
WHICH ?
FOOLISH QUESTION, ISN'T IT?
But so many insist on throwing there money
away, only to regret it later.
There is so much satisfaction in having a bank ac
count and so easy to pay your bills with a
check that you can't afford to decide against it. We
want your account regardless of size and you will
find this bank safe and secure,
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.
Loan & Saving Bank
CAMDEN. S, C.
HARNESS
When in the market for a good buggy, a good wagon, or for
HORSES AND MULES
be sure and see me. 1 am catering to the needs of the public, and war
/ou for a customer. Call and see mo.
W. C. MOORE
Your Checks
Are Receipts
"Pay-as-you-go" is
an excellent maxim provided you pa*' by check. It's foolish to
carry money on your person, except for the smallest purchases
and incidentals, for aside from thecareand inconvenience, there
is always the danger of theft or loss.
But with a check book of this bank in your pocket the incon
venience and worry is efimated, You write out a check for the
exact amount of each purcha->e, your check stub is a record for
reference and the check itself will later be returned to you by
the bank and inay be returned as a receipt.
Some people may think, ot the check account as being compli
cated. Nothing could be more simple, however. We keep
books for you and there is a record for your every transaction.
This bank by its conservatism has brought gains to many a
depositor who a*ked for advice. It will do the same for you.
Your account will be welcomed.
First National BanK
OF CAMDEN.
Every Man Enjoys Recreation
and sport of some kiud. There i? nothing more conductive to real
in nn hood thau shooting Vi?u kn> >v that any man who is a tuarksmuu
or hunteV derives more pleasure from this than from an\lh'ng else.
We do not have the game to hunt that our forefathers d d, hut what
enjoymeut we lose in this respec. i < more than maue up ^y superior
equipment
We want every sportsmnn and ? very man v. hi appriciutis good lire
arms to see our sti ok of shot gun and ritles
We cnjov showing them jus; :ir much as vou d ? so it g them
A. D. KENNEDY
DELAYS ARE CANCEROUS!
Act at Once in Protecting Your Property
FROM
Tornadoes, Cyclones,
Windstorms
BY PROCURING A TORNADO POLICY In The
Gemiania Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK
which furnishes such indemnity at a nominal
Cost.
c. P. DuBOSF: ? CO.
AGfcNTS.
My Doctor Said
"Try Cardui," writes Mrs. Z. V. Spell, of Hayne, N. C
" I was in a very low state of health, and was not able to
be up and tend to ray duties. I did try Cardui, and soon
began to feel better. I got able to be up and help do ray
housework. I continued to take the medicine, and now I
am able to do my housework and to care for my children,
and I feel as though I could never praise Cardui enough
for the benefits I have received."
TAKE Tk?
CARDUI Woman's Tonic
Cardui Is succestftiL because It Is made especially for
women, and acts specifically on the womanly constitution.
Cardui does one tnlng, and does it well. That explains
the great success which It has had, during the past 50 years,
in helping thousand* of weak and ailing women back to
health ana happiness.
If you are a woman, feel tired, dull, and are nervous,
cross and Irritable. It's because you need a tonlo. Why not
try Cardui ? Caraul builds, strengthens, restores, and acts
in every way as a special, tonic remedy for women. Test
H for yourself. Your druggist sells Cardui. Ask him.
WVfft to: Ladlat* Advliory Dept. Chattanooga Medidn* Co., Chattanooaa, Ttan..
tor Irutnmttons. and M-pa#e book. " Horn* Traatmant tor woman," aant ???. I Sfl
The Right
Combination
(iives the desired result. A
wagon that's strong but not
cumbersome ? a carriage that
is handsome yet solid
Is What Yo Want.
And III it's the kind we handle
I ,ike a look at our line. Piedmont WaL'onsare made to st md the
hard strains, and will ^ive the wenr after tie (>t ! ers .?re worn out
and for^otted.
We are agents for
'I he Rock Mill ISufcKy Co. and Taylor, Cannady
Bu^gy Co.
Headquarters for Heavy ( iroceries, f irnin , Hay and Farmers'
Supplies. lust arrived
Car Clipped Oats, car Corn and car Red Rust
Proof Oats.
C iet our prices and save
money
SPRINGS & SHANNON
WANTIJI)
l.onK St., pie Cotton. Will pay |,i(.|,?t
pr h r s.