The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, May 26, 1914, Image 2
COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT
Ami Far TLret Soakers Mrs. Vb
cat Was Usable to Attend to
\
A?jrf Her Housework.
Pleasant KM, N. C.-"I suffered for
three fummers," writes Mrs. Walter
Vinceat, of tbU town, Vand the third and
but time, was <ay worst
1 had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and was scarcely able to
walk about Could not do any of my
homework. ? -
1 also had dreadful pains In my back
?nd skies and when one of those weak,
?inking spells would come on me, 1
would have to give up and lie down,
until It wore off.
I was certainly In a dreadful state of
health, when I finally decided to try
CariuL (be woman's took, and I firmly
I believe I would have died II I ha dot
taken it.
After I began taking Cardui, I was
greatly helped, and all three bottles re
lieved me entirely.
1 fattened up, and grew so much
stronger In three months, 1 felt like an
other person altogether."
1 Cardui Is purely vegetable and gentle
acting. Its ingredients have a mild, tonic
effect, on the womanly constitution.
Cardui nukes for increased strength,
improves the appetite, tones up the ner
vous system, and helps to make pale,
sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than a million
weak women, during the past 50 years.
It will surely do for you, what it has
done for them. Try Cardui today.
WWt* to: Outunoo** MedW-ln* Co., Ladl**' A4
vinxy < h*tt.moog.i. 1 >-nn.. lor Special /???
ilrurtutur on m >r , jnd <>4- book. "Horn#
liMUMf l Iim VS mm n." Mut ta pUlo irraoow. J -M
Did You Ever
Stop fo Think
1 hat <?ne of the bist
Nation nl Barks is lo
Cjtid i ,'a<nfin.S C.
It Is conservatively
ma iagei and abso
lutely safe.
First Nationa
OF CAMDEN.
C J. cHaN 'OT , J?., ?? JOHN T. MACICEY.
Pr sidtnt Cashier
Cooiag ffti&'Sftps Stat Ilch
art in lift!? f.n hov.r? not in
tea itiluuiv>?? -but la 6 eoconua.
Just w drorwrof that mild, sooth
tr r, eoolinjr rrnsh, tiia D. D. D. Pro
ve fptlon, tna famoua cure for sterna,
rnJ th? ilch la pono. Tour burntnvakln
1? relieved rnd jrou have ah
?oiU>? proiaouou from ca oummor sLln
. troubles. T?e can rive you a rood ale*
| trial bottle of the geuuine D. JD. 1>.
Prescription for onljt. 26 cents.
Don't fall to try tills famous remedy
for any kind of summer skin trouble?
wo know D. IX IX will five you lnsutnt
relief;
'/iff* I' & lJh.1* \ (.'aiudfDi 8. C ,
la Want Your Businesi
Wc Can Save You Money.
M.tke oil* your lis' 'or vou months sup,li's nid let us figure with you
We h .ndltf everyth i" Heavy Groceries.
Wholesale and Retail
F1 ur, G:iU, M'll. B on, S ? r . Lard, C ffee, Grain, Hay, H.^rs
Hi e , C w Fi ed, Chicken F<eJ
Rem mVr wp :re lie i'q arte'> f ?r Farmers Supp'ies and have a fu
?t< ck ?'f F hi linpltme is. o sis n g of Cultivator*, Mowing Michints,
S ec B m Pi \*s, >Gaanu Lii nou'ors, Huiruws, Lull*; J ;t
Harrows, fctc.
Wagrns ? EuggLs
When you huy a wagon >ou want oi e thai givts y u s<rvice. Tl.is
you ?tel when you huv a Pu d i.oni W igon Ii jdu ua .t -a il Bu^v
*ee us and l'*? our salesman d? monstr ue he 6Uptiioi po.nts ?n a Taylor
Cannady and Ro- k H I B abies.
SPRINGS & SHANNON.
NEW ROUTE
Solid Through Trains between Flor
ence, S. C., and Roanoke, Va ,
V /? TUB
Ccast X.lra.e
northbound
; 9 ??> H III I.V,
10 ao a m U,
10.05 <* m. 1 v.
ii. 00 h. m Lv?
11.90 a. n>. L ,
li .$$ p. m Ar.
4 ?) p m. Ar.
. 3 45 P? nr Ar.
Flrt enc*\ S C.
Dtrlin^toi\ \ \ ,t
Hartsvile, S C.
Sourly Hill, S C.
Ch<>rau , S C.
W^de*?b<>Vo4 N C.
W^r>sti?ft?Sal. ni, N. C.
Roanoke, Va.
SOUTHBOUND
Ar 7 50 ?. m.
A / 01 p. m,
A . 7 1 5 p m.
A< 6 22 j . m.
Ar 5 5 * p. in.
Lv. 5 (X) p, rn.
Lv 1 25 p m.
Lv, 9 00 a. :n.
Cfr** e*n*ctton??re made at Floret re, in bot^ Hrectiona, with trains
tarrying Puhm ?? cai.s to and trom the N i?h, .Smith, bast and Wrat *
For n*t<?of f re a ?d d*twtled achedut** t<> any defied destination by
thU 1 ?w ?n?i at racuve r? U e. *r*p?v to E D ? Vs?v% Ticket A^ent of the
^j^Uc p>aa Line, ft ? hundaVa fUilroAU of tlk South.
M
HUH
sotrrHEK.N railway,
f Premier Carrier o 1 th? South
bcMbDULE
N. B. ? The following acVadule fltf
nras t-r* pub'l?'i??i ?s Information ou
ljr and are ool guaranteed,
CAMDEN. S. C.
Arrival:
No. 113. 8:20 a. ac. From Charlestoo
oil" t ??iUUJ"!ti.
No 118. 10:06 a. m. From Ywrkville
K"ca Hill uud w?) ?tatl<>0?
No 114. 3 10 p in. From Marlon,
BlackMburKi U< ck Hill, (Jbarlolie
and lutci ui< dlttle stations.
No 117. 6:01 p. m. From Columbia
*lutivll.y aud Intermediate sialtom.
Dopart ire:
No. 113. 8:20 a ra Rock Hill. n<Hck8.
bur# Charlotte, Muiion aud iuUr
mediate ht'i tfoud.
118, 10:05 a. m. For Klntfvllle,
Coiiimbiantid Intei mi dime stations
N 114, 3:10 p. tn. For Columbia,
Charkstou and way stations.
N ? 117, *<i:0l o. in. Rock lin), York
vllleuod Intermediate stations.
W Q Wilkle, Ajf.-nt
W E McGee, A. G P. A., Colum
bia. 8 C
W R. Caffey, D. P. A-, Charleston
8 C
maESTER SPILLS
DIAMOND
t*
00^
BRANO
LADIES t
Uk j?ar I>niit(l<t for Cni-Cnns-THR s
TAMOND 1UCA.ND PILLS Ir Kkd nnd
'?old metallic boxes, sealed with "Blue'
libbon. Tajcd no omua. n?r wf j?nr
''ranrt'l >ua wk for CI1 l-t'll K8. Tf. B 8
IUMOND nn VNI) PII.I.H, lor IWftltv-flTO
ear? regarded as Best, Safest, Always Rcllnble.
50LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
tjIikd
EVERYWHER
? TH8TKJO
Jr. I. H. Al> xander Dr. P. E. Sttveiuon
Alexander & Stevenson
LfcNTiyr^
):iicc Southeast C<rocr Brnad and DiKalb
Money to Loan
On improved real PKtat**, Easy
. in*. IC. O. vonTRESCKOW.
STOMACH
SUFFERERS
It You Wish To Obtain Complete
and Permanent Results Try
1 lay s Wonderful Stomach Rented:
One Dose Will Convince You
Mayr'a Wcndcrful Stomnch Pemedy (a
oowa throughout the country- Many thoueau
Miople have taken It f>r Stomach, Liver r?r
intestinal Ailments and report marvelous ic--<d;
and are highly praisliiK it to other*. Abi.mUri:t
benefits sufferers hive received even from o.
:'.o?e are heard everywhere and explain iu tr ?
m?ndous k.Io. It rarely ever fails and tho
ifRicted with Stomach, Liver and Intoatin'
Mlmonts, Indigestion, Gas In the Stomaci
and Intestines, Dizziness, Fulntlnii Sp.-.'l;
Colic Attacks, Torpid Liver, Const IputKu:
etc., should by all means try this remedy. Tl
benefits stomach sufferers who have tuku
Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach temedy li-n
received Is In most cn?ics a lasting one. Afti
youhave taken this Remedy you shoild be abl
to digest and assljillato your food, enable th
heart to pump pure red blood to every part o
the body, Riving firmness and strength to fihr>
and muscle, lustre and sparkle to the eye, clear
ne.is and color to the complexion and activity an%,
brilliancy to the brain. Do away with your palr>
and suffering and this Is often powible with ever
one dose of Mayr'a Wonderful S.ton?ucb
Remedy. Interesting literature and bostdet
dffrrlblng Stomach Ailments sent free by Geo,
H. Mayr. Mfg. Chemiot. 154-156 Whiting 6U
Chicago, 111.
Zi n p & DePass.
M E! N
CURED FOREVER
*y a trun Spec
Hut who JH ifl
h^hhr ih<> cx|)fl
?no ? ? ?f vears,
1 h- riyht kind
f ex|^rtfnc?' ?
Din* iTjh game
? Intf the rifcrJit
Mtv hundreds
nd I'PrhapB
?wtijsanflB of
* rn^'H. with un
'hi I njf iicrms*
? ? nt rpsplts
'<->n I \f?u thu k it time to tfe.. th
i V li * tr? ft'inerii V If you 'immtm to oon
?iult a r-- ? I ?? he U tiK-esial>li8h<!il idpcI
h i?t of va*t cxi ericnct', come to m?
u.d learn wha oan he iico> mplUhed
>viili aki'fwl scientific ireadnent i
Irtld two m> (l'cul diploma* ami c<Tt1fl
oat< h hv ( x-trmnuilon and othar re
? Pilremenf* ft - in the hoard* of nvdlea
fixrtinlnprs of 14 BtaU-s In lh? Union,
r ty^th'T w th iivnr 20 vo?tr?T experlm
oh In hp? ooi llv pPMOi ic?*. I Ritcc.f s?fni|\
tr^at Blood ColHon, Vaifoose Veins,
(J'cers, Rh umatlum, Gail Stones,
I' trtil \ tils. Discharges, Pllft- Hnd II#
<uai Trouble, Htrloture and all N? r
vmif?, Ch onic and private diseases 01
Men and Women.
Kxamlnatlon frea and strio 1y con
H'tentlal Hours: 9 a. m. to 7 p. in.
Sundays, tt to 2.
Call or Writ?
Or. Register. JSpecinllst,
506 Union National Bank Rlilff.,
Cor. Main and Cervaia Sta.,
COLIJMHfA.S. C
For Constipation
Fmnmi Uv?r Bu?trn? from Hot Spring*,
Arkanint, Butter tnwi ScUhum.
When tlio b??fc phvHtoian* In th?
World'* groatoAfc lioalth ronort dou'fc
botlior to wrlto
pr csoriptioiiH.
but jnfttftay"Uot
ft bo* of Hot
8prtn#? Liver
Bntton* foryonr
fcoweUt and lly ?r,
nnd to giro yon
ftn ftppfttitc,"
th'm nil who utif.
for ought toknow
HOT
SPRINGS
LIVER
BUTTONS
?rnmgh ?<> onfc ant Calomel, arvJ got A
bo* to-day. They surely pnl yonf
Urwr and bowoU In regnlar working
or<l*r--all drngflista $0 Oontt. G?l
ih?m at
8fM 1n Can.ilrn by
MCUP 4 D*PAS9?
IHe Wateree Mis sender
I'ablltUuo evei y Tutsduy by
. i *. -? ./
Chas. * Birchmore, - ? prictor
91 AO m y?r 4m u^mm,
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CAMDEN, S. C.. May 36, 1914.
FINE COMMUNITY SPIRIT.
Whenever you find a comrrujpity
pulling together ? a fine community
spirit existing ? you are bound to
find progress. We do not know of
any con. munity where just such a
spir't is more in evidence than in
School District N >. 2, which is lo
cated just below Camden. We are
rete> ring especially to the school
spirit of that section of our countv,
and which affects verv vitally Jtlv
community life and spijit. "Cleve
land school tor a number of year*
has leen doing good work, and ha*
attracted attention by the progress
and good spirit manifested there.
| Some years ago it was decided to
levy a s; ecial tax of one ;?nd a ha I r
mils, ano this was done w ithout
a; y trouble. At one time this dis
trict was carrying over q.iite a
u*i Da Id 1 1 ce taui ye.it, Inn wi
1 1 if ajvance in salaries aud improve
menis nccessiry to be made, it be-1
came evident to keep up with tin
progress of school work more money
would be needed, so a petition wa>
gotten up recently asking that ai
dditional tax of two and a hall
mill* De levied. This was signe
freely by the taxj \cr-? u. i. c <.
r ict, and the elecM'?n ordered. T
Uction was held la^t Friday, ar
? here was not a >?< ?:le v ??e C:<
?gunst increasing the levy, ?how
ng the unanimous sentiment of t >
tiZt-ns of this vj . 1 1 ci lot
schools.
We were in thi^ section on Satur
d.iy at the picnic, and we heard om
.1 the largest taxpayers, and 0"'
v ho has no children at scno<
there either, remark to one of the
trustees that he was sorrv that h>
did not get out to vote for the levy,
i d added that w hile he had sient
the petition and knew that it wouk
uve no opposition, that he want*
'Ob vote rccordt-d in f ivor of it., An
, :her t a . . ^ (. .? > rt
mark. J
This shows a fine coiiwnunit\
pirit. And .mother thing to ti
?>.ieUit v.i i? c ut.zens of this distri.
is that some years sgo when they
found t. tat they did not have. money
<o run Uit-ir .school as l<.i
I is thtty des red, they came to
? i
..k.i ? '.U U y li t lliyli?.y
? i ileir potkels and kby t th
.(.h^jol going. T^his was rjfrt lain !.
to their credit, and *-hows what
mmunity can do for itself wh> n
.?> cit-zens unite to make things g
THE NEW RULES.
The *tate 'democratic convsntioi
.v i ich met in Columbia last wee*
adopted a new set of rules goveii
inn pi unary elections. It w-11 fc?
? try difficult to make up club roi >
n accui uaiicc w ith tue new rules,
it is likely many will not undei
<nd them, and therefore to aid n.
citing up the new club rolls it wii
ie well lor voters to begin now an
make themselves farvliar with tlu
altogether new requirements ?it
? he, *p to vote in the approach
ing primary. Roll books will be
in nished the club secretaries am
every voter wil be required to sign
the club roll for himself, If he can j
not write his name then he muv '
mike his mark. Below 'we giv j
a sunimar> of the requirements fi-r 1
cluo membership also the rules with
reterence to campaign meetings
Kt ad this summary over rarefullv,
and then see that y u enro I your
name on youi c ub r< 1, :
Applicant to be y<ars of age, a
w .He democrat, a citizen of ti.
U uted States and of the State, rnu-t
have resided in the State twnye<?rs,
in he county one vear and sixty
o<.ys in tne ciub precinct.
Applicants for enrollment in a
democratic ck.b shall present them
selves in person before t'tft secre
tary and sign the roll or make their
mark, if they are unable' to write,
giving ? heir age, occupation, post
office address, or their stieet num
ber where such designation exist
im the club district where they re
side The county committees shall
furnish suitable and uniform book
ot enrollmentio the secretaries, sue
Dooks to be provided by the State
commit te :.
The club rolls shall be closed on
the second Tuesday in July ot tach
t lection year. Secretaries of clubs1
shall fi.e the rolls, properly certified
with copies, with the clerk.- of
bourt of the various counties, where
they shall be open for inspection,
County committees shall purge the
rolls, giving due notice by mail to
?ll citizens the legality of whose en- ,
rollment is questioned.
State committees shall arrange
for two separate campa.gn meetings
in each county, one to be addressed
by candidates for State offices and
the ether by candidates for United
States senator.
Chairmen of County cpmmtttees
in the same congressional dw riots
and judicial circuits sha.l air n e
?or separate meetings for run <i
da e? for congress and solicitor.
Polls are to remain open on elec
tion day irom 8 a. m. to 4 p. m,
swim fj. tans-" .hjjj itai'fl
Ohildreu ;Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
PAST Off I A
IN. THE BLEAK NORTH
NEWFOUNDLAND LIFE NOT WITH
OUT IT8 HUMOR.
Author Hat Collected Instances Show
ing th? Honest Roughness of tha
People ? Comical Scono at
Wedding Ceremony.
I "Drumraett," often called "Janneys."'
Journey from house to house like
Christmas waits, In extravagant cos
i" tume, sometimes wearing models of
, full rigged ships on their heads, writes
Fullerton L* Waldo, F. R. O. 8.. In the
Outlook. They cfy at the door In a
squeaky Toice. "Any Janneys In to*
! night?" and are then supposed to bo
, Invited In and regaled with rum (ot
peppermint water) and cake.
It was a question. of a wedding, not
of a funeral, when a young man of
Portugal Cove ca!d to a parse n:
"Pa'son, would you say a few words
over me?"
"Certainly. Where's the young
lady?"
"I haven't asked her ylt, pa'son. Put
I will. She's r!ght a:ross the -roud."
So William Thomas rushed acrora
the road to where the young woman
eat on u bowlder; and sho answered,
"Of course," In a voice that could be
heard all over tho district.
"Come to mo after second lesson,"
Baid tho parson, mindful of hii flvo
obligations to preach In widely scat
tered places tl.ai (lay.
.The couple presented themselves.
When tho parson asked, "Who glvetli
this woman?" nono appeared for that
olliee. In a front pew sat old man
Gray end old man Welshman. Tho
former nudged the latter beardod
patriarch. "Shove 'em off! Shovo 'em
off!" His adjuration met only with
emphatic negative nods. Whereupon
old man Gray valorously stepped into
the breach.
Stumbling up tho steps of the chan
cel he seized the hands of the con
tracting parties, Joined them violently,
a though coupling cars on tho Reid
Newfoundland railway, and said In u
voice of triumph, "There, pa'son!"
Tho service proceeded till the agi
tated groom was bidden to say, "1
William Thomas, tako thee, Maria
Ann." "Say I after me," the parson
repeated. Still not a word ft on- the
pnnlc-strlcken groom, whose knees
knoeked together, IiIb tongue cleaving
to tho roof of his mouth and his rea
son forsaking him. Then old mfVn
Gray again leaped into the breach with
a violent clap b' tvrcu his principal s
shoulders to- remind him of his duty.
The parson porforco retired into the
robing room to stllle his sense of hu
mor with the sleeve of a frayed and
ancient cassock hanging there. Upon
emerging, old man Gray was heard
volubly apologizing. "Beg pardon.
Taramas, beg pardon, but yo know I
do be tur'blo vigorous!"
What is a parson to do with a wom
an who wantB her child baptized "Jo
seph Hyena," except to remoustrate,
"Woman, that's a brute's name?" To
which she firmly rejoins, "Husband,
when he went down on tho Labrador,
left me a book wi' tho name."
"Bring the book."
The volume is produced, and a dis
putatious forefinger points to tho name
tn clear print: "Josephine."
A lo*?al stipendiary maglatrato, Bit
ting for the first time, hardly knew
what to do with a culprit brought be
for him. The S. M. owed his proud
title to a term In tho Island leqlsl'ature
at St. Johns, and was without Judicial
experience. The lawyer fiald, "Your
honor, I move the prlsonor be dis
charged." "You have heard the mo
tion." Bald the n.aKistrate, gravely.
"All In favor tay aye!" Whereupon the
prlBoner and his lawyer Bald "Ayo" In
a loud volco. and stalked out of the
courtroom, arm iu arm, with, none to
Bay them nay.
Dignity of the Avenue.
He had JuBt arrlvod from the South
and was hurrying down Fifth avenue,
?Intent upon the business that had
brought him to New York. In front
of the Waldorf he was accosted by an
elderly and Immaculately clad gentle
man.
"Young man," said the Immaculate
one, "will you do me a favor?"
"Certainly, sir," and the young
Southerner's hat was In his hand. j
"Turn your hat around to walk down
i Fifth avenue. You had the bow in
front. I object to bows at best and In
front they are Insufferable."
I Again the Innocent offender Bald:
"Cef-talnly, sir." He did not even smile
until ho had walked half a block. ? New
i York Evening 1'ost.
Message? From the Deep.
Mr. Olnf Nord of Copenhagen has
made an Invention by means of which
the crow of a fonndered submarine
will bo ablo to communicate their po
sition. The Invention consists of a
special buoy which the crew sends
to the surface of the water.
The buoy is fastened to a cnblo and
supplied with an electric lamp by
means of w'?lch the crew below can
make light nlgnals showing where tho
boat has foundered and In the buoy
Is an apparatus through which a res
cuing crew can speak to tho men In
the submarine. ? Dally Telegraph.
l.ove'n Young Dream.
Young Artist? Well, my dear, 1 Just
got. $10 for that drawing I made In
an hour Inst night.
His Practical Wife ? Oh. O^rald! Do
yon realize that $10 an hour moans
$00 a day, or, not counting Sundays,
About $20,000 a year? ? Puck.
REDEEMED HIS PAST
YOU NO GERMAN BARON PROVED
WHAT WAS IN HIM.
Sowed Hit Wild Oatt and Then Went
to Work and In a Few Year* Be
came a Millionaire In
Vancouver.
It was about nine year* a go that tb?
family of a >ouug German burou (fit
that the time had arrived when he
ought to leave his native country His
father, a frund of tho enipercr, had
beia much grieved at the course of his
eon after hit graduation from the t'ni
verslty of Bonn, and the young mm
had led such a wild and > xtravagatu
life that paying his dtbts put a hcavv
?train on the family purse. Bo tlr:
young baron was put on a steamahlp
and btarted for New York.
/.rilvfd here, the nobleman started
! out to speud the sum his father had
i given him at partlrg. A course of
' rumblings In the White I.lght district
S Boon relieved liim of what he had, at>d
l then It came to the pawnshop Ho
I lived for a time on remittances, arid
' thfn came a day when he made up his
I mind that he vould ?o to work. So he
mnde his way to Vancouver, and after
a number of hard err>eriences began
life anew ns a w oodehopper. A few
wookB aero, when hp left to spend r
holiday In the f' therlnnd. ho wns rated
as b<Mng a millionaire. r.rd able tc
command mllllens of capital
For a year ho kept, at work la the
forest. Then ho saw that money was
to be made at fihins. and taking
charge of fishing parties. nnd took to
that employtm nt. lie kept nt this for
two years, working much of the time
day and night. At the end he came
to the conclusion that he wna not rnak
Ing tho money liia energy Bhouid pro
duco.
Py this time ho hnd mnde a good
mi?nv friends and acquaintances. He
had l;ejt his eyes rvn, and now cum"
! o the c< ncluslon that real o?t"te ap
peeli d to him IT? got a Job with a
local firm 011 < rrr.ii.?f l^i. At 'ha end
of the year h.e h~d earned Ili:<
on* lovers now t eld him they hnd no
fur'her u?e for 1 !tn. nnd he pet up In
business fer himself Ills c:i!ire capl
r :i 1 lie f*-' nt in fiirnl. hlng an of?ce and
advertising. Many of tho clients ho
had obtained for his former employer!
now flocked to h'm. and he began to
make money hand over fist.
When ho hnd established himself ho
went back to Germany on a visit. Ho
Induced his father to Invest money
with him. and then was able to inter
est other German capital. Last sum
mer a well known German who came
to New York, told friends h? was on
his way to Vancouver to seo what had
been bought with the $2."fl,tV)0 ho had
Invested blindly upon tho siiRRORtion
of the baron. When ho returned to
New York ho was Jubilant, and ho said
that there were many others l'ko him
self who had intrusted the baton with
much of their money It is said that
many young Gennana have gone out to
Vancouver in the last year or two. at
tracted by tho story of how tho bnron
evolved from a wocdchopper Into a
millionaire in such a short time, and
the mnn who told the story tho other
dav said that if anybody made it
known thnt ho wanted hands to go out
Into tho forest and cut timber, ho could
get together in a abort time a roater
of employes whore famllv nnmea could
almost all bo found in tho AlmanacU
do Ootha.
Common Name.
John Mll'er Oreporv, playwright,
short Ftory writer n: d editor of Town
and Parm, was invited to Cincinnati
recertly to he'p organize a branch of
the Drama lea^uo. A mooting of so
ciety women was called and Jnck was
called on to n 'drora the gathering.
Jack, by the wry. is not at all a "h'r h
brow," and at one time was the pro
prietor of tho Consolidated Shows of
wh'.ch bo writes so on'ertalnlngly.
Tho chairman frnliBfixPd him with
her lorgnette. "Do vnu know, me deah
fellaw," she drawled, "youah name
has escaped mo? You must pahdon
me, I'm suali, for forgetting yuah
name."
"Well," replied .Tack, with a sm'le,
"the name of Gregory ban been cur
rent almost since the time of ChriRt;
it figures in tho annals of the early
Christian church ? but one does some
times forget those trifles, doesn't
one?" ? Chicago Inter Ocean.
Fix Your Gaze on 9wlft Oblivion.
D^es some bubble of famo torment
you? Then fix your ga^e on swift
oblivion, on the gulf of infinity this
way and that, on tho empty rattle
of nl'Midits and the umllscrirrilnating
fickleness of profe?sior>?l applause, on
the narrow rnipo wI'Mn which you
are circumocr'hed T'? vVle earth
Is but n rr'nt. vour hnb'tatlrn but a
tiry nook therenn: ami on the earth
bow mnnv ire there who will pralso
you? ? Marcus Aurelius.
Bmsrnd-d Animation.
"TTavn vou ovrr k^own nnv c?sen of
suspended nnimntlon?" nsk'd the
younK woman with en inntiiring mind
"Yes." replied Senator Sorghum
"Exam plea of suspended animation aro
presented by somo of the most Inter
OBtlng laws on our statute hooka."
Chanoed.
First Chorus Lady ? What do you
think, dear? Ooo r??f? in hack from
Alaska, stone broke and so altered
that you would hardly know him!
Rerond Chorda T>ady? I'm sur? 1
iihn'n't, dear ? Judge.
A 8 T ACKO F" FAVO R J T ? Q
with (!i? ffrcAt
?rmy of pen
u;?r?
The
Parker
Fountain. Pen
i Are you tlrc.l of nsinp ateel.
t>etif?P Art you not even
i Hre<l of mlng Inferior
fount*!* {>eii8? A poor
pen 1h ? munnnce. A
.gorxl per, Inn bU ^jrip
wc ? U the pen tU*t
hn* the
Lucky Curve,
t<t4 ?Un6 twMnd !!??
wnmot, Com* in
I ?n4 i<* tJ? ?ho-?
p?n? Wtll
AN ORDINANCE
To Supplies Kor the Fiscal
V?.?r For the City u( Cuuideu,
SoUili OtiKijUtt,
lie It ordaiueu L>> the Mayor and
Alderu.eu of the ?. lt> of CttuideU.
-3. v.., ana vj tao ul tue
same .
section 1. 'l'hat this Special 1-1
v?Ubc c.diii.itue ttUopU'u u> tuo
? ? > \j 1 v. U.uUta v II t.ic ovtli JilJ of
\^..| 1^4, tr Hit* piwoont fiscal
a.iu pa^eu aud oruaiueil a
ui j u.u.ut to raise supplies
vJl vi?i* l.-'v... > al OUit.n v> v .
.J lo. x u.i e e.) pet bull, hi in or
o. |jor ,Uo?. , <. :i, u r liiUiid.Uo
?O 111 . . j tiuiK*,
bo tij t'i v ue; oiual i vr
ue... u..v,i., w ..u i. ...c iiijii.s of me
-Uj vl v'.l .4 1 .1 .litU .ill pv SC.lb
u0 ^lilvi.iifb si. all first
Ju u 1* a v. * ,?u. V*1 V.v rv ?
ir asi. ir, a;. a u.l >:ce:i?o herein
..e vi ec. b . ? e t-.i , . a mli1 . .i ju4
u?a U)> Ul i.b.. I ..eai n noi oiher
.? ?.-e . 4.. o . nii-d. Ai.U .hi li
ce .> si. a it e i ?. >.ii A pi 11 o v , 1 y i o ,
uu. ue re omd ai any 1 1 ...e
J) mc or L..J Luusu'il.
^e won J. All i ci'ubi for the
you. g.U'.UJ under this Oidiaance,
vO..!..?ut ill i < ' i V- U tl ? l I I 4 Uic
iv i?i iiaj .1 April, u x suecjedii.g
ti.e date of issue atul iio license, ex
cepi as pT' . id> d lui by . i .it it at i'<ii.
per d eiu oi mouth, sliali tie issued
or !? so tune o. rate iti.iu one year.
I'iie C.ty Curl. a. id I'reasuier si. ail
p epare ;t pioper (oim to bo issued
lu o c.. c ft . .
iv u o. Application for li
ol .lit k;'.uo shall bo made to
the t. ly v m 1 1. ami i re iMi.vr, ami
ill !ees> lor si. e shall Lie paid to
i in in ad a . i c.
?>???. Ui n i. buildings shall b
-mo ted; ami no per. un, firm or cor
poration shall b> en^a, ? ii in, pio
cu.e or ca.ry on any business, oe
cap. it. oil o. pro! I'SMuti hereinafter
aeillot.eu w ill. v ut first receiving
.I'om the i'l<ik and Treasurer of
tie City, a sp'Vuil license therefor,
viis pe.son or persons, corporations,
? ai.ii.^ to SvHii.e In eiiae, or contiu
li."K to engage in s.iai uUsiUess, oi
u, .i .i,n, ii.Kie in profes^n n, after
evocation o: sa.d license S>y tile
?la. o. ur ii \ i oii..c:i, bti.nl. on con
. ^ i. it , in ; .:?> a not l> s> t ban
? ."ii f..e d j * la IB nor more than
i(J ?' i u .e an iil.ed iioiiars or
ii'i'Sj i,t, in re liian t h i r t \
s ui it.i \1 i ta n ot the lio
?n r.
oe.tion o. l'< r a ileonso tt> ear
j o.. any trade, business or profes
.?>,i i.ert i n .i l i i n.eiit n n? d, the fol
o>'lnr, si. ns- r-ha.i ite paid to the
tj> i I'Tk and i : e i surer :
ui ; lo'iCii*. e. i Ii pel day n.oo
Uk i tOiieei s, eat Ii p- r annum Uo.on
vr hiieeis. Civil Mutineers,
Siiiseyors, each 10. uu
\-ents, dealing In patent
rights. \s iieu or in stores or
on the siieet 5a. 00
Vf,en b, selling automobiles,
motorcycle*-, not paying a
garage license 10.00
\utoniobil? a, hauling passen
gers or baggage or rented
for revenue, am! not paying
garage license, each .... 10.00
tiaiiKs, eai Ii 2 o . 0 0
.iakt?iies, each O.iio
liill poster, per day, each . . il.oo
<41.1 poster, per aunuin, each ii.ou
ilarhers, for each chair . . . . L'.oo
lilacksmith snop ami wheel
wright 10.00
liouid.ng houses, furnishing
board for .5 or more for
one day or longer 10.00
iJUliards, l'ool or Bagatelle,
tame for oilier than private
use. each table 10.00
ti >t.ling works 2u.oO
? toot and Shoe shop G.00
Uvnv.lng Alley or Ten lMn Al
? iey , lor puulic play 25.00
iiAfbuiUB A- Loan Associations 16,o0
Ail bu.iders, conn actors, or own
o.a in p.opc.iy, su.ili obtain a per
? ul; fa' eaeu aum iseiy job not ore
vile wo.k is d^-.tiaoiiceu, vv nether the
juo b doue Uj cuuuact or other
wise. as 10.1,/Ws, permits to be
ot a.ged for as lu lesst,: Jous of
a. nl luoo ukiii i>"00 . . $ 1.00
i-'roiu 4oUu to $\,.oo i!.oo
* Goo to $i,uut> ;.n j
* i,O00 to *2,uOU . . . . [>.00
$2.U0U to .<?')
$ ,uuu
$ i , 0 0 u
$.>.U 1 U
$ V , u u v
4>i o.i. vu
to
10
to
to
to
to
H.Ouu .
$ ?> , o o o .
? , u o o .
$1 0,000
?)> 1 a , u u o
$15,0(.<0 to iJO.OuO
$ 2 0 , l> l> U 1 0 $ _ o , 0 U U .
$i;i>,uuu and more ..
or UlOUe) ll.'lld
l" l ut.1
i'i >]it
Ki oiu
r'roiii
i'Voin
iVr- fii
i' roil i
r'r.im
Kroni
Kioui
: 'l oin
1J ruber, v
e. s . ,
Ca:u.ifesei8 to consumers ..
Co nnws.-lon merchants . .
C..uii.ei b ii \ j., matting or re
pairing furniture
C irul.v luu.iufac ure: s or deal
ers Oil Kilfctt
Cll M OpOllist
^ar.ii.ge, uutgy *r>d wagon
dealer
Carriage, buggy anil Wagon
agents to consumers . .
Clo hiiig, second hand, wheth
Qi connection with any oth
er business or not . .
Carnlvai f>ho\\B, per week,
$200 to ai discretion
ot i be Mayor.
Circuses, pel d.iy, $100 to
?>2ou at tho discretion of
(be Mayor.
Coin, Uuive or Wood dealers,
wiieihot m connection with
niij ouie. iMi.-lacs.- oi not
Co.ueotiuiiery and 1< ruit deal
er
Corn and Flour Mills, each
v/oi on oeeti Oil Miiis; inciud
'll(> gb.b
Co ?.i>ii I'.u.iieiH niiu Cinin iH
iJo.ii?;i.s iii l,i\e hioi'k, tiaiis
iein , pi?.' Wi ?:K in I e. s
L)e i ? ? i h in Millinery Goods
ana Mel i iiii ml mo, wot i? >> -
Mif, 'ii'Tii 1 iii MChitiid ISO
Incuse, per uioidh
Ue.iie h in pedtliing kooiIh a
rou.iil the City, per week
iJea eis in Jewelry, Jewelry
iNoveities, or other Novel
ties, not paying merchan
dise license, per month .. 10.00
Dealers in Soda Water, Coca
Coin, soft drinks, peddling
around city, per (lay .. .. 1.00
Dealers In Junk, each . . .. 10.00
Drays, OmnihiiHsog, ?'arrlages.
Buggies, Carls. Trucks, Wa
gons and Hacks (hat haul
for hire, not paying livery
stable or wood and coal
license, each horse . . . . 5.00
Express Companies or Agon
<1 h, each. for business done
within the City of Camden
wlih points within tiio State
and not including biiMiiwsn
d no for ttio Government
rtf I ho United State# . . 100 00
Biec r c l/'fclit Companies or
agenclcR each 50.00
ICIer r <? a.iB, taking contractu.
eaeh 7 10.00
ISxhihi Ions outside of Opera
IIoiiri' or upon Htreets, J 10
to $;*?0 In discretion of the
V.?) or.
Poa'her renovators. per work 25.00
Pon n<l ry or nianuf ctnring mn
ch n-* ah' pv 1 !T. 0 0
F\>.tu e # e (i or As'r do^lst
rftt!- per v ??(?' 25.00
I'ls.. a >(1 Oyster donlerp n'one
or n connection with ayn
nth or buslnefs per annum 10.00
Ifer'HI'/er denier* or those
dea Inn both in fertilizes
and making advances of
goods, w iron arid merehnn
rllfo > --"-h 2 5 00
Mro.'orVp ? VoVfinlfl, e^ch .. 25,00
Oarages, either Belling, rent
ing, storing, repairing or
pu.u..uK itu^oi. uicy
cie?, euglues, machinery or
guu?. or hauling piissengem,
each 2 Ol
lirt't"! U rocer or Meat Mur- J
hti. per iiiiuuin 3Q|
' J i..? . i . h . e? ct i
d r..e?.- .Makers and repair
ers, und Si oe ^l)Lp, ea?.n
? lotes. rule $3 prr day and
0 \ i 25
lo:?- s. r. If- to J 3 pe: da> 20
io ? s. r. t" under *2 per
J.v> 16
-a ?.? c ill. :i eB. '.lie, for
e i'h co.. p. n \ rep. evented GU
I s ui ce io pa t?s l:t'e. fur
en p-i'i. r , ? ?><-?. net: 1C
i. i.i i.? ic v i - e; , each,
u v. e:it. haoi.i; , guarantee,
u l W t \ ei ? - i li i 1 . ?\u In
Bur.nu'v coii'pauitb 6j
e..r.i..v v.' it( .'ii.eb. each,
1 o ?U*i'n . . . . . . . . ? 6
i.i a c*. i i pan iv. each,
p. a e g .i&8 10
I l..i r. ii b .it iiii.'K k Jjc'ors,
or s?*l i.ig p .tent medicines,
per w eK 60|
Ue vie le s, retail aione. or
iii couik-ciiou wi'li other I
ell . 1 1 sn, each . . iq
Ice .?.a:iu!ui li.it rn 12 C
ia' vT ' itu. or ice cream cakes
iroi.. c ii tr -ox. e..ch . . E
La u : id > , each . . id
L.iuiuir) or a.,1'1.' for lauti
drie outB at ot i he City
ui *. am .v 1. , eai h I
L.uaibcr y.ii\.s>. e..i li . . 1 ;
jo welry,
a.nons,
.ubricat nj; ,i:.d li.umlnallug
On co.up.tii es. . . Dl
I'.iys i i.m I >ent ist or
C In mist, ? (.'I v ii it . . ; iit u each,
ao ner tii in or not . . . . 1
Laboi Age .b 10
Ij.UHi I.O.i.i C- 1 1 1 1> a.t'S, agt'lltS
or uui vUlu.u.-. negotiating
mans, e.?v Ii 1
L ghni.tig n<d \gcnl8 .... 2
? hi. I>. i- or sumo \uUl8. imicIi 1
Merchant Ta.iors, each . . . . 1
.U u i ;il msi . tin. 1 1. 1
?>. e res, |>*.' i nay 5
?K r h n .> s mis. re'.ail, in
c lu . i:;K all r l.i s if titer
v 11 . lilt S> . ll I ll
ll> OI\S. St.ll .Ollt
i' u - K l s. h:iri cm-, hardware,
CtC., 1- SS tl ill I
J ...00
0 lo>- b than .">on
..>P" U-. s i h in 1 ."uo , , , .
1 . mm les>.~. than J if. ii . . . .
- ."u" ic-s t l.a n .! . 11 I'M . . . .
i?,''tKi 1 ss i i.an ?> ,nt.M? . . . .
4 1 U't 1 ss 1 1 1. 1 n ;"> . i "i ? . , , . ,
.?."O0 ll'^^ t ti .i ii 7 ...uu . . . .
i. 't> t atui up
c). nli l. l'.Huig g as.-cs, not
I a> ng a jili.> ?K ians li
C 1' : . SO
J,)i.iia.i. not paying tneivhati
ii si lu'i'iisi , per month, or
iraciion thereof
ro.uiut tic. ili is, as a ..tisincss
I'U.'IlUl puilU.l'l Ol ll'llUl'l' ..
i t'.t.ai.s, suiii on Sii'iin,
l'lMilii.r, uii.ic, jon aione . .
. .10. O-. I ,lp .If. S, f.ll tl
t'luiti..ci h. pipe filters, tin
..it. , t ool M'p.iiicib, each
i'au.l shi'P, li Ub o. veliicio
?... ,i p. i. in cis, each
I I'KJlllj, I I ll UK
. i is . 1 1 t i ii us, i. living orders
lor cioltus ana ueiUering
h.JOUn
ut.ii e it a it* agencies and col
lect oi s oi i cins or ouier
c.aiiiis. caclt 1
i u-sia u i .i n i s, each 1
.i. !>.>.!' bilo^ta, lol' SeVs lllg III il?
v noii s, ulrji n s, etc., not
p.i^iiit, geuefai inercmwunse. .
.l.l.ll villi -VfeCllllCM, CMl.ll, lor
ii us i iics?. done w ic ti i ii uie
Cn> m uaiiaiL'ii v. un poiuiB
\> linui me oi.iie iiuu noi
inc.uuiini uiiMucUb to or
tiuiu vujiuo waauui uio
o.iiiu a.iU not. incuiUiug
OUS'llcbb Uuilt) lor lllU IjOV
ei^iineiu oi mo uaKod 4
Q
oK.ituig raiivs, each..
d..oo.iii., g..i.eiieb, each
cjow.u^ inii<-Hiuc uqUiju, nut
p.. ^ ?.*ti (jo ii ci ul uiUi cnaiiume
iicuiiUu
ooua i-oUui uj- 1 go C.ccini,
luUnfueu SN 1 V ll Ovlivl UUbl
nuab or not
cku uu-s, lueu, Utiles,
OiltU , ? . . .
Stiuiiuii, Jucii. or uuli, un
t>or . iv o
Oauulu ul' liUr.-jy ilOt'fcKfe 1UT
tilic !?>' finale y.u'UOri,
on tsiuu l.v^euocu b.aaioB,
lfi wu'ti 01 mure, eacu
ilul'ciO
b.ui'b bj iwiui'S Hum
OiUl'f luWhb, tuOI . . . . 1
lUtio.ti, liiUiv.iiti or taking of
aur.i una a^inuiu>t f,ouils
JLUilOiU, l'ip,.IItlS uuU ilj Cl H,
O..Oi
iiiiMUtb, not pajiufc niuiciiun
U bo 1.CU1I.T c
iciogt\.pu uuiiip.iii.u.-? o i UfaOH
uatli i u 1* .J.innn as OUllO
V. Ilillil LlIU U1 ^diilllou
v>wn yu.n b v>iiinn llio
hlan;, Uuu ll Ol IlliJlUllUg
a.iy uUBiuib.-. oouu lor tuo
CjO , Ol 11 mew L Ot lilt! 011110(1
oi.iieb vs nun b.uu luiu&iuphl
COUipui. lO?> 111. 1. in. nil Oliol
llllliUiUU I ll/W) uilli.OH Oil
ICbb, iv nil. II lilt: ?>UUO . .1
VVilOll b.iHl lt:iOf,l ufll CulllpU-l
in b oi u^Diii i a in.iintuill
1 1 i > i r o i ha*, out; iiuiulretl
I I \> U ) ul i li.fb * 1 1 li in LhJ
rilai i* 1
i<t (fuuiio com panics Ol
ilfiUllClv H, t.'ill ll, lot llll.SlllOB)
uuiio a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iiit- v 1 1 y o
UUinutii, Willi points with
ill lilt: 8iuU) .11.(1 Kill lit
Ciii(li..K any Dion ncr*8 (lo
lOl Lilt: OO . i'l llliit lll of 111
, OlililJU
UllulM mnbl , alolle Ol III CO]]
miction wuii oiuiT ousino
Wali liiniiKei , icpa.rciH <
clocks lino J ts vs ? ? i ry alon
oacn
Wan limaker, connccM'd wit
K?!i<(!l'al JUWCIiy IHISIIICHH
WllM. I \s 1 1 ) ; 1 1 I fill dp
Wood (1- alor, alone, or In co
nrciion wit I ? oilier ihihiiiu
Warehouses, cliai^liiK Biorug
each
Section G. Tbo amouu
charged licence for niiy oth
nostt, trade or piofeHnion, <
pillion, not herein upeclfica
moral ed Hbnll bo fixed by t
or and Clerk conjointly, b
Huid ?>" a yur and cieik Hlial
no an I li ori ty to ('bailee or re
lloeiiKo fees herein fixed; ]
that in ciiHe of abort torm
taken out in tbo latter J>ari
fiscal yoar, I be Mayor and
may In iboir discretion red
UcoilBe fee.
Hoc: I Ion 7. Tlint nil on
or purl a of ordinance Inct
liori'witli, Ih> and tho name a
i >y rirpeiiM)!. Ijoiim and rat
City Council at Camdon, Ho:
ollna. tli Ih .'<01 h day of Aprl
I {Ml, and In tho one liilnd
' tilrly olght h yi?ar (if Amor
do pond on co. 0. H. Y
A 1 1 cm .
O. (}. Alexander, Clork.
N'- 'ill
* 1 1 r , i ! " . ,
\r- . /?
Money to Load
On Improved furn n Kn?v
ply to IIR ci
0?md?a,|