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HIGH GRADE
Salmond Brothers
N tuple And i'.iiH v (iron* is
YOURS FOR A CLEAN NEW YKAR;
it is our ji-ovim e t ? mtketlie 1 ome
anniln'v, w i nice mo. sweet,. and ? Kan
in ho inr wi; <*aiO lor i ? pluintiintr by
mode -rs ru ^ ? i?? ??J . We l,espo.;k your or
dera <i?uii<y knowing full well that
\v>' <* iii i.rroul \ou full measure of sat
jH at-l on ? t*vr n us to prii'o (Mad to os
timat ? i n ary joli, no iiintu*/ how small.
.ion N r. J K.N KINS .
rianos aud OrRan^i
Thoroughly tuned, cleaned and
repaired. . II. 11. Shaw.
Ti uesdc il IIouho
" Building Lot For Sale.
Lo'. f ? 11 *>tn el belonging
to Hebrew lit ncvolent. Association,
? Apply to \j. A. Wittkowsky or W.
dciscttln.in or.
Lost.
notvrPfii ihe residence of Mr?.M.
,S. Sowell and ihe business part of
Main 61, a Id Medal. A liberal
reward will l><' paid if rclurutd to
this oilier.
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Meeting of the W. C. T. U
The Woman* Christian Temper
ance Union will h-old a meeting' at
the residcncc of Mr?. W. C. Gerald
this afternoon al four o'clock
Strayed Off.
From Dalzell Depot in Sumter
County, Two Black Mules, One
Horse Mule and one Mare Alulo
both four (?i) years old.
K. L. Burkfctte,
Scarbora,
y . S. C.
1 fa
.House and Lot to Lease.
Wanted to lease a lot .of four
acrcs with Dwelling House aud Barn,
on Fair Street and on outskirts of
the Town. Suitable for small Dairy
or Truck and Chitdfcn Farm. Terms
reasonable. Appty at The Chroui'
clo Oflice. , 4t.
Touriot Rates.
Southern Railway, the Soutlfs
greatest system. Unexcelled din
ing car seivice, through Pullman
sleeping cars on ali through trains.
Convenient schedules <?n ajl local
trains. Winter tourist rateB are]
now iu effect to. all Florida points/
Far full information as to rate?,
routes, etc., consult nearest Soutli
, eru Railway ticket agent, or,
R. W. Hunt,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. C.
Death cf Mrs. W. Brunner, of New
^prk.
A telegram received iu Camden
on Tuesday lr.st announced the
death, by phneuruonia, in New Yoik
city, of Mrs. W. Brunuer, sister of
M re Mannes Banm, of our city.
H rs. Banm left immediately tor New
Yojk. Words arc inadequate to ex
press the deep sorrow fell-by our en
tire community for Mrs. Baum and
the othec members of tho family in
this, their great bereavement. May
He who has aflltcled thoin comfort
and sustain them.
Free liiffc Insurance Polftry for One
Thouaand Dollars.
Tito Slale I.<ifo Insurance Compa
u\y 4?l Ifxlianapoitir, -t#- offering a
policy for oue lliouwfi njj j
ir r.iiv. u>
ii lin.l on:. ; Ue !
yntciil-u <?, fill
*"? :ui t o M r. I).
t'il< lit. This ii
? Ml. HO. I - - J ('I'll; jlhllK ? H? ". lit'
\v? ?M and Mr. (*V-x " poii*l'?<l,
c.Witolinn pentl*. mnn luititf p?ifut.
U ii liWIiWIn ev? i >_pnlicoi?r. NVc
'plvnPU'O in rcc^mm -ntlinjj
J>i?vb ll;? fflttllU'V !H"i tl;e sueiil
\'\W i.\?V iftuV iilnt.U IomIhj ; l here t
n?>Uiir )t to "hue atnl \<'U way g-t i
pnhvj lfit-0 Dti tUuuknnd iluilir
lUtiy fl> ll.
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lit
1 it i Inn* of AJ r. M . Han in .
v\'? iijiia < X.'Oeditip, ! \ ti, h> r. rri!
' ll itl A! r . AJ H u II III in I' III I Ml r I HSHI 1 1
.. I) IU1 (' I !l 1 1 v fllld t 1 1 t p I ( ll'lt'i I 1 1| jj H III
l> H n It ? Iiptrv 1 1 -i v?* been tiiken symiihi j
liiij). A half een'ury 1 1 <? rutin- j
Into i ? 1 1 r liiiKiiii s(i wo: id i u li ..i.l\ '
:ri pi ii ek, enercv :n I e?it<-i j i i*e. ,
S4jcc4f.1l crowned hii tlfuHw at.d lifj
vV :? ? fur h utlinh?r <i| \vMm one of
?ho Wl'?]l !l) ?' 1 1 i (I < \t lode II. Uiu- I
Hit,/ ll'H CHII'I r l||i II' 1 1 :i V (> tleCll 1 1 U
'in rolls full II ICS herein Camden. Ill
ft'Ct, ill' liny ht>Cll flilfi'IMsl l| I ill m
voiding I'm m pi cuter until
li"r ? f yea is than u n v nierAhant who
Itns been entftiged hi liiisirir^K in C
l?'ii Hiiice i lu> wn r. I'll y ii ip \ hut
t r on I ili? should meet hi in w ! i ?- it hit
hair i? 8 1 1 vered by l h<> hand nf time.
M'.d when the magnificent encigv i t
his youth coupled witli iliu Alt c ii ii ?
'?us elforts of hie ~ manhood entitle
?it in Lo ?* u old h <4 e ? > f peace and (jaitii.
I lie people of Camden Aympaihige
deeply with Mr. Baum and truni
that his creditor* will deal geuilv
with hi rn. His public spirit, liboiuli
ly ami patriotUm Ins endeared him
lo the people among whom he ha#
lived. [lie itfe, however, hns not
been a failure. If. was an illusiia
lion (if how h hoy with industry and
energy for his capital, hi times of
depression and gloom, could btiii
succeed. IIo has f ? ? r many \eais
been a prominent citizen of the city,
and though iin unci ally he has In en
crippled we trust that lie may l><
spared lo live long among us, ut-inir.
us he lieu ttlwuys done, that pro mi
tie n co mid ir flue nee for I be hist in
teregts of Camden, his adopted
homo.
Miluh Cow Wanted.
Anyone having a good mi eh
uow to dispose of can tind a per
chaser for i-ame by applying at i hi
fi Mice.
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Found /
On SuihIiiv the 21). h of F.?h. n
l idi'.s Chiuon Una was found <>i
thu Precipice Hi'l. Owner can gi I
auuie by callit'g at this ollK-.e.
Preaching; In tho Bapii.st Church Sun
day.
Rev. J. D. Moore, i.f Barnwell, >S.
C., will preach in the Camden Bap
tist Church Sunday tho 12ih in?t.
nt 11 A. M. rn-.-! 8 I\ M.
A Disapvpiot^ent
The failure nf the "Maud M oiler"
Opera Co. to appear at the Opera
Rouse I set Wednesday evening was
a groat disappointment to a largo
number of our theatre goers. Tiieii
tiou appearojico was caused by the
failure to uiuke proper railway eon
uections.
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The Camden Historlcftl Society.
The progatu for the mcetftig of |
the Historic*) Socicty which will be
he'd Tuesday evening, March 1 4 v I>,
is as follows: J. f<Cfr|fldeo Sixty
Years Ago" (from Conversation's
with old citizen?,) by Ml?s L<-ila
Shannon. 2. "Slavery as I kuew
H," by Mi3s Liia Davis. AM. mem
bers nro urged to be present. Visitors;
will be weleomed.
R, Mi Kennedy, Sec'y.
Mr. Russell Takes Chargo.
Mr. W. F. Huiecll the recently
appointed Ai^Ltor of Kershaw
county took form*! charge of that
ojliee on Tuesday lost. Mr. Russell
is no stranger in the AuditoiV of
fice and the County's welfare theie
will be in si?fe and competent
hands.
Mr. J. J.Goodale the retiring Au
ditor has discharged hia duties well
and elflciontly and in leaving the
ofllcj ho does so, with t ho conscious
ness of having filled it to thd entire
satisfaction of everyone who had
business there.
Fires.
On Sunday night last ahout 10
o'clock /Mr. D, K. Hiuson's store
was discovered to bo on* fire. A
prompt response by the Ore com
pany soon had the liro under con
trol but not before considerable
damage was done both by fire and
water. The loss is estimated at
about $800 which we aro glad to
learti was covered by insurance.
On Tuesday night two cotton
seen houses at the old Southern de
pot together with the large shed at
the north end of the depot were de
stroyed by fire.
PERSONAL.
Mr. G, S. King, of IJothuno, was
in Camden yesterday.
Miss Rosa Licc Ileyiuan, of Chos
tor, is the gnost of her Bister Mrs. R.
II. Baum.
Mrs. Win. Rosenbnum, of New
York city, h on a visit to l.or sister,
Mrs. R. H Raa in.
Mrs. J. B. liolley iH viaiting her
mother Mrs. M S. Sowcll. Uor many
frionds horc arc delighted to eee her
again.
Dr. Simon Barnch, of New York
city, <wm" down and ppent a day or
two i liia wn-k Willi liis old fricn \
Mr. M
Mr (1 II thc'i. of hi? n.rn of IJirsrh
I'. i'S i.i d Co., i.iu i M>cudnitf about
l,vii v.rfk.-, in iin? n'?rthorn market*
! V. ii ? r Inruo.l to 0?:ni 'on 1 1 m nprii.g
' ?u?U parlicuiarty attr^ctivo. SSC''
lii* a !.
Wo rrtvived ? plcuftant o?ll yeator.
?Uy <rom Mr 1'nul IMnkor'on, tr?v?
! ( linn (M-i^lit . of tho Soollutn
.'radwRv T;.-' .-or.thern jitwa\? hfc*
? uoninl (tt< t the !???*?. nmot>g
?'\ch->m i*"! nr ' Mr. <7ooprr) and it i?
!*', al *ra" s & pit rpu'C tu cuuic In coa
Ukfcl W|?U ?auui.
vS ocia /SJ^o/s.
Tho tiitiiu'ruiH S'xi-iv ( ii ii?* ( ion *? 1
that have been crowded into {tie !utM j
Wt ck lis.1 1 or?* 1 1 ??* i jr? i> I ?*n Si'iison ho ,
^ins huvo Ilii' community v<?rv
hn'.v nod font ivu.
I In* Kpiacopsl Bi./iar* liiclt closed
011 Thuiaduy ufi t*i o- ??n lett the Club
i 1 1 1 1 1 s 0 to the \ mi ti ;i< r member* *.f
tin* Social net and to t 1 <> touiipta uv ?
our midst who gather there 1*0 <0
t i 1 r?* 0 time* 11 week for music an '
? > 1 1 1 ?? r amusements.
T1.0 Matron* ( ! ?ii! Cluli wan onto',
taincd 11 oi>t pleasantly on Tuesday
itf let ti'?i 11 with hix handed Kuehn
? 'V Mrs. 11. Yatoa when a lovel\
.1 npnncj d, tea waft p.ok v? d. The Kc??i'
cards, the?decorations ami prizes ah
cariied out 1 ho pretty conception
Mr* l\ T Yillopiguo and Mrs. \\
1). Ho} kin being the fortunate }???>??
sosaors of the attractive Japanese
ware offered by the llostoss ua pre
mi uina.
The 600 Club wns uNo-delightfuIly
entertained in the morning ??f 'h<
same dav by M ih. J I - Hay wln?r
Mrs I\ T. Villepignr* wa? aga n tin'
winner of the bunt prise. Of c<?u-m
the eartefuby prepare I ami beau'lfullv
verved refreshments add greatly l
the ei'.j vment of these charming on
tor tainmcnt s.
On Monday afternoon from -1 hi
o'clock a mon highly art;stic tnnsicid
treat was given t?? the people of ('am
ib'u and Kir kwood at Mrw Mm-"
v. lies beautiful homo when a unrobe.'
of her fi lends kindly lent their talent4
for t ho ontortivnmcnt of the crowd.
The program which # whh ??<1
most ehcimiiijjly was enjoyed by
all and many thntikn extended to
those who so k ndly took put in this
unusually fine musical concert, Tht
proceeds ol which were genorou?'\
contributed to the organ fund for
Grace 1 Episcopal Church.
On 1 uead ay night of this week t.h^
last dance neforo bent at the C'td?
House w;ts very largely attended and
a in opt joyous evening was spent
The l\do game# have be* n ve-y
? s>:il ng during the past week. I hat
of Wed 11 esd-'i y between the I?'u *=
sri 1 the lb its who were r' pr< si nli ?'
by Messrs. Barelo'w, Hull, Hovkin and
Smith for tho Blues, and I{u6S<d\
Ely. Carp moron anil pood win for the
Rod j resulted in fatfor of the bitter.
And ngifin on Friday the Special Ho
lo match for tho "T,adieS|'Cnp" pre
sented by M'sdnmea Onmmero'",
Hhipma?, Kusscll and Bu'stow was
a moat cxciting game and was Won
by the Beds.
Mr. Krnmbholz acted ns referee
and the line up was as follows Blues
? Boxkn, Smith, Konnndy and
Whistler, Kcdfi ? '""ammoren, Klj',
Rtfaell and B.irbtow.
The paper chaae thi^ week had
about twenty participants and was
led by Miss Bull and Mr. SamtiH
llus^ell.
Mrs. Walker, of Charleston who is
visiting Mrs. C. II. Yates wag guest
of Honor at tho Card Olub on Tues
day afternoon. .
Mrs. fioorgo McCntclien, of C?>
bunbui r<? popularly known lu Cam
den as Miss Leilla Johnstone, of New,
berry, is visiting her sister Mrs. Lau>
rens Mills.
Sir. William M. Shannon, of Co
lumhia who has beon quite ill at his
home, in Columbia wjth gfippo ban
been recuperating at his Father's
home here on Ilaile Streo^. ^
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden to
trespass upon the pi cruises known as
"Saiafleld1' corner Mill' and Boundary
8treot:i. Parties disregarding this notice
are subject' to prosecution.
Douglas Merritt.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby notified not to
trespars upon any lands owned or con
trolled by us in Flat Hook Township by
bunting, fishing, cutting wood or in any
manner whatsoever. Any ono caught]
disregarding this notico will he prose
cuted. J.O.HILTON,
W. F. RUSSELL.
March 3rd, 1905.
11
y,
The Mayor IKis ordered a rigid
enforcement nf\ the ordinance
against shooting jwithin the corpor
ate limits ^>f the u>wn. This ordi-J
nance will ije strictly enforced, so
govern yourdjdf accordingly.
BBVj.-HAfLK,
Chief of Police.
Mar. 3rd, 190$.
Trespassers Hie Hereby
Warned.
Anyone caught hauling wood,
straw or anything else from the
lands known as the DcKalb Colton
Mill lands will he prosecuted to
the fuli extent of the law.
T. C. DUNCAN:
Feb. 3, 1905.
Citation. ?
South Carolina ?Kershaw County:
By J. B. Phelps, Probate Judge. *
Whereas, Martha J. Morrison and W.
T. Castles made suit to me, to vrant
them Letters of Administration of tho
K*tate of a?'d effects id John T. Morri
son.
These are therefore to i*ite and a hn<?n?
'sh .ill ami singular the kindred *r..l ; !>??
creditors of tho sai?t John T. Muri.on
<iec> a*?d. ? that they he ? id up
pear before mo? iu Uw~C<wrt- ol l'r?"
bat*. to>l?o held ni <h*mde?, S G . on
Ssturdav, Mar oli 18t'?, next *f:e?
publication thereof, at U o'clock in the
forenoon, to ntiow cause, if anv th? *
have, why tbesahl administration tdma'd
,not be granted.
* Given nndqr my hand this 1st day of
March, A D, IMS.
Published in, 1H? Camd?n ChnwUO
on tlte 2r-i day of Match, IfW
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PRICK > N!) <>l'.* Ll i v i ; I ( ? ! i r.
in m KN; . Hi) 'i .v en i ldi.':-:ns.
Como. and lo n.-, ? lx. w \
Ou t t?t i t'l y i.iiiM in SI >oi . We
THINK wt! cii : pirate you. We KNOW we i(\m the ! . ?. I
valo 1 li<? i \ .
i:sl Keofii viu i i t ivsh I ! i n ? ?'t N* iikwe ir ? I'liesl col.is and
Shapes.
Latent Shapes in Soli and Si i 11 Hals t'roin Lowest to lliuh
est (iiadf s.
Come and Hto its it you w iiil to ho pleisi d.
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SHOE, HAT A (I'D CLGTiFvJG MAN.
k DOLLAR SAVED IS k DOLLAR
31 .A SHi .
and ;is Cotton lias d<-< -lined Fifteen Dollars per I >:?!?% buy your
goods fiom /
.A. 3D- KE:i:TlTB OIT, ^
and save your dollars.
A beautiful lint* of 1 'hrisi mas pu-.os in tin? wav of Table and
Pocket. Outtlrrv. Hands >:not ( 'arvinj; set ?2 to A \es, wag
ons and Air KiJles I'm' t'.e Seo our Delft Knmii l v. :ov,
porcelain lined. Clean and pretty. Our Hardware line w ?s
never Iwller. Knpeeial attention paid to the Saddlery Dep.nl
mont. paddles, Harness Bridles., Horse w? ar. Lap Robes.
W lint nicer present for the "\vilo than a Garland Ran^e and
the kitchen lit to<X out with our beautiful Delft ware?
CHOICE GROCERIES.
Try our home made Molasses, 50c prr gal, far snp^iior to
New Orleans. The favorite* Kingun" IlaniVaLways on hand.
Do not take "these are just as good" but buy ^Kihgiina" and
get, .your dollars worth,
<$I9 000 fPolici/ 5<ree.
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Mr. Public: ? -
If your lite is worth living, it is worth insuring. If it
is >vor'h insuring, it is worth insuring in th<^ company
that offers the safest insuranco and the largest mvidonds.
That means that you want a policy in the Stat A Life In
surance Company, of Indianapolis. uThe Woman In
The Case'' will tell you all the wins. Fill out the cou
pon below and return to this otliee. If jou are the nine
ty-ninth man to do this, you will be given a policy for n
thousand dollars, premium paid ior a year provided you
arc a pood risk, if you arc not, the next good risk will
get it. Better till it out at once.
I). Sam Cox, General Agent,
Columbia, S. G.
Dear Sir: ?
Please send me a copy of uThe Woman Iu
The Case," and an illustration showing cost and values of
a State Life Policy at my ag??. It' this coupon is the
ninety-ninth one you receive, I understand thftt you are
to present me with a policy for $1,000 paid for a year, pro
vided 1 successfully stand the examination
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v GROWN IN.THB SUNNT SOUTH.
IX ^ g^jl AmM aJ *m| ma a|||aaJ #?
{v^wwfi fwMi twu nvfii* nw ov |^Qf mo to iw#^
If you warit qaatttjr, ?wu*PM?t mm Ike best melotfr that It II,
ptwibto to grow; pfeuM oar >untMm ?ow? uniou and. RortbM,
or WHUiD^ro*! aMloa Md doaoH l^lowoyi, whoa
Mloo? TWfwl for 29c.
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8 $ 4 6 M fei ? i i
SATURDAY, KKiry. till, 11)1)5.
A^ i- our n - u t! r-1-.tnin :i! r 1 1 o < iu! of c:i"!j ?.vtw ii wo arc
'??oin;; lo slaughter all win! *r >' oo is. Thin is no Ivnko syh? but
Hi!- ( I ? ? i . u i 1 1- * Arii<h\ TImv-o ;:?u?dsaro troii??; t<> ho sdd^s >inc at
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cost, under cosl, and all at a <jivat sacrifice. And ro
mcinh- i wo havo not hi on o'lcrin;* .^on.ls :il cost all tho veal*.
All heavy winter Dross ods, P ann< 1 NV^ijal KIi^hk1
Skirling and Cloaking; Ladios ui;d < .'lii'divns Kwoatoir; Tjjulios
o
Silk and Klann<d Waists; Ladies I' urs and Facinatovs.
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Ladies tailoi'rdVSuilsAVa.kin^ Skirls, OK uks, Jaekotsand Rain
do,
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I UANKETS AND COMFORTS. ,
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All of (mr Mens ami IJoys clothing and overcoats
at daughter prices.
RUGS AND ART SQUARES.
Wo have a beautiful lino of those goods that aro~ going
u( ?!? great saeritico. ? " ? *
We have just received the prettiest
line of Embroideries. Edgings, Flouuc
ings, Insertions, Beading's and _ All Over
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Goods that have been Ifrou&ht to this
city (that was t lie comment of ohe of our
lady customers) and are opening up a
beautiful line of Spring Ginghams, white
goods and Mercccrizd Novelties. Seefr
those "Pino Crepes" only 25c per yard.
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