The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 30, 1906, Image 2
PUBLlSHfcJ) KVKKY FRIDAY
BY
> W. Xj. MoDO WULL.
(t ufeHcHifTioN Rats*:? One yew, $1.80,
?ix month*, 7 ft cent*; throe count!) \
'Jentl.
livriiB rcit AnvkstieiNO :--Or<ilua:/
trpntdeut adfortimuenle, lirnt inuei ii?*>o
$1.00 por tujuare ; each ?u'0K?<ju?tut n ?
aertion 60 cents per Kquars.
BtthiaoiH locals, 5 couth per line hhcIi i/j -
Hwrtion.
Ohiluurieu charged for at nunic ra!en u?
ordinary advertising.
for County ollictti
fa.fl 0. Congr+tsioital $10.00.
All commuiili ationit addrehw? >1 t<> tbja
papar inuet !?? Accompanied by thw irui
nam* addresn of the writer, in or
d?* to iaaurw attention. Iteiccud mita.
usrr.ptn will Uut be returned.
0?'nm?uicatioiH will he puhli?h?4 when
?f interest to the general public aud
not of a il?(aiuHtory nature. No re
opouhihility v*ill lie ahHuaied for the
viowH of correspondents.
liaitM for contruwt advertising will b* an
aoopcud upon application at the office,
ilti in ithi ii re ? by cliockh, drafts and postal
money ordern should tie made Dayable
to W. L. MoDOW KIAj,
Camden. h. C.
1 ? 1111 " *i
OAMDKN. H. (J., MAHCH no, lOOti
State Chairman (iiIIh Mooting.
(Jen. Wili c Jones, chairman of
tho Statw Democratic executive
committee, li an a tin out) end that the
committee would be callcd to inert
this year on April 6th to consider
the matters pertaining to the
campaign hood to open and to issue
the call for the Stale convention,
which will formally set the hall in
motion.
The meeting of tbo present clubs
will be held on the last Saturday in
April, the 28th, and the county con
ventions, nude up of delegate
seluetod ujL ibti club meeting, will
assemble on the 7th of May to elect
delegates to tho State conventions
county executive committed and a
member fiom each comity of the
State Demoerntioexeoutive commit
l?e.
Tho State Democratic convention
will be held on tho HKIi of May
that being the third Tuesday. It
is nut known what matters will
coin# oeioro tho convention this
your. After tho meeting of the
convention t bo now arrangements
for tho State campaign aloug lines
decided upon in the convention,
will be mapped out by the executive
committee.
Trie party constitution says that
there alir.il bo ono or more clubs i<i
each ward or township and that lr.?;
clubs shall meet, on the fourth Sat
urday in April in Hlute election
years, tho county convention tin
first Monday in May and the St a."
convention tlio thiiu WrduetuUy in
May.
Tho qualifications for voting in
tho State primaries are that ?li?i
person who desire to vole uju.h
have been a resident of tho State 12
months and of tho county GO duy?,
who must pledge himself to abide
by the result of the primaries, and
his naino must be on the club lint
Hi* iUyu bofore the primary.
Know Why You Think.
[Selected]
TUs thing for man to do Is to
know Why th?y think as they do
think. For instance admire only
things that you know about. Look
up to those of whom you know that
have really done something worthy
of admiration.
Doti'l let other people form your
'-opinion for you. Don't accept your
opions ready made like a pair of
rubber hoots.
Make up youriuind to know why
you believe a thing, why you look
up to an individual ; why you accept
the opinions going around.
This ia important not merely to
your own self-respect and manhood,
but to your possibilities of doing
something worth while.
Don't be a howling monkey,
taking oft your hat, dusking aud
scrapiug to monkeys not even as
good aa you sre.
Keepdoubt In your mind alwsys
"Doubt is the koy of knowledgo.
He who never doubts uovtr exam
ines. Ho who never examines dm
covers nothing. He who diseovor*
nothiLg i? blind, and will rem sin
so."
As long as you live, do;, hi, ques
tion, deny, veiify. Uh ab!j to er?v,
it f u ? i, t i. .i .. . .
- a turn tv ot?, u *11] / 1 1 v ti inniikMii
about it. J admire him, hocausc
I have studied his life."
From A Bushel of Torn.
A Distiller can feet 2 1-2 gallon#
of whiskey which, retailed by the
drink, brlng^lO 00.
Tho Farmer gota '>0
The U. S. Gov. Kev. Tax, . 2 7 .*>
The Distiller gets, 2 ,r>0
The Railway Co. getn,
The Drayman gets, 10
The retailer gets, 3 WO
Total, #10.00
Tho Consumer tfets Drunk
The *' Wife Rots, Hun^r
The 44 Children get Rag*
The " Mother gete S nro-v
? Ex.
Got. Heyaard bra appointed M r.
teory K. Youroana attorney general
to succeed the late Hon. U. X
Gunter, Jr. Mr. Youmunahas actrd
A3 assistant attorney general sinoo
Inst October, when lie was appoint,
ed to succeed Mr. W. H. Townaeud,
resigosd. Mr. Youman's has aho
acted at limes daring the absence
#f M?. OssKr ssd Mr. Townaend
aid therefore Is qottc familiar with
thtf rsitiii of tbo office sod its
QQfriipOldllOfc' ? I
Union Meeting.
The onion meeting of the Kvji
whaw ttaptUte will convene v/<th tho
Bethany 1 |>t*Mr church on Saturday
before the .V.h Nundav in April, em*
br?cir?f (wo day* ?28th and 29th.
Rato'day M> :t0 a. m. Devotional
nor ^ hy Napoleon Welsh.
J 1 a m. Wha' ahoiiM ho the n 1 1 1 *
tude<<f <. ui eSurehe.s to'.vard.; oar de
lihqf'-fjt n??' u?tiv? t>?
i :! f-'o. J . .nner oil Hid yard.
2 [i v*i. Woman'* Woiit.
Sunday lu a. in. Is tlit* Sunday
School u v/'iik of the <'hnieb and ia
the Chnrch reapoiiMblo for it* pro
I 1 lift I'reaehing.
lirfiiiren, \ve expect representa
tive* from nil the Churches in Ker
ilmw county.
Wo want the?? mibjects handle!
well. We have ample tiino to atinly
litem and should nmkn no ogcune.
Come, bring your *pecch with you
and leta try to edify each other
Pastor* Insiat that your people at
tend. Brethren i n h i m 1 that your
pastor attenda
Jtespectrnl'v.
W S. Walteri.
('A MI 01' N.
John 0 f'alhonn wim horn 'n South
Carolina March IH 17M<i. Ho grad
uated at Yale College Ho wm a
hold advocate of the War with Kng
Un/j jr? Ifil V ()'.!(! r I 1 1 it ifriitl Aill
maaters in tin' urt of debate, and a
Kreat Congresnman He wuh a very
oIoho observer, ami reasoner. Hi*
death occurred shortly after tho
reading of Mr ('lay's roinpronim?o
iiill on the 4th of March, 18f>0. It
wan hia laat appearance in the Son. J
ate, and ho wan no feehlo that hin
speech had to he read by hin friend
Mr. Mason of Virginia- Tim scene
waa thus described :
"The Henate chamber and v.aller-j
ie? wore filled to ovorfi iwini?, Mr. ]
(Calhoun wan wrapped in i cloak, and i
hia long white huahy hair hanging j
wildly down tho bides of liirf pain |
emaciated face, hie eountcnanee '
lightin/ up hlrf eye flo.hing (roiu itn |
doep joe.li' tn .art ho cam it around on '
Scnat.orn ?* h certain passages v/er* i
rend." This war n most unique, ii/i j
proHaivo and drnmalic scene. In hm|
speech ho t-aid :
? i4ii \ 1 1 o South ho saved?
Xli?!"(i in hut ono wuv, and thr.t i >) hy
a full and final settlement on the
principle of justico Tho South aska
for justice, simply juatioe, an<l Ions
aim on, 'hi not to take. But can thin
he done? x oa oaaily; not by the
weaker party, but by tho stiongor.
( lie N< n h h.'iH only to <'.<> ju4?lico l? v
conoid ng to the South on opal
lights i.i tho acquired territory, and
to do hor duty by causing tin- tilipu
iatio't :v.Utivu to fu</ative f?l >v. n Lo
J I > faithfully fulfilled. to oeaao to ag
|i'at? tho ? ! a v e question But will the
orth aj/rf-fi io Urn? It u> for her to
U iOwOi. It you w'io roprvho nt the
?ft .router party c-au not npreo t?> net
t o Litem <>n the hroitd prncip'e <?f
j utioeund duty way so, and lot the
t, titn v/,v i/otti ropre?< nt a^rc to *C| ?
i tula i.nd pa/i iu pfrtcc,"
The <d Mi:h ?? ?'*U rrj/M) *aH
to I.I 'i SiV'
IS'ill ? ii ( uro'li. ? 1 1 ivii'i t .n n lit
Miicviii ?. S */, mil w r ?<.*?' I o -n ?
I in i. on --y * "i l? i S * #* ? ? an I 'in Son h.
' (.'lew son ('ftl )(?(?') i* io-utcw at h * ol I
liomoHf ut Fort I/ill. lii? <leatl?
whu during the administration of
t?otf?'rn?>r Mc.hiih. Uc diod ut Wawh
ington March 151, 18f>0, hjmmI (>H
yours Mini lit Mnyn. I think on ac
count of hhi love a ill worl< for our
country we ought to celebrate hie
hlrlh'lay and call it "Calhoun
Day" inntead of "Carolina Day"
because wu havn't a mngU county,
city or town iit our Htato named for
liim, mi <1 then Carolina Day can be
*o called for mo many pnrpom?* tliat
1 think it. i* more snitahle to call it
"Calhonn Day" lnMowl of "C?folina
Day." Let. m ftnow that ruii'di rip
prccial i ? > n of litiu, u t i< i celohrato tho
lHttj of .\f>?rcli every vaar an Calhoun
Day nn?l nothing elm>
Nellie Lffurig.
A<.jc 10? Grade 7.
Senator Tillman
a C'..?-i - . I. i - t - !
t\ u|;ui j; turn iiftiiy w IIU
has just returned / iom Near York,
*a}H that- pro pit* in South Carolina
have no Idea haw Mtrong h hold Sen
ator Tillman has taken on northorn
*enliuu>nt. Ilia nimd is on the lips
| of nearly everjhody in New York,
lin sudors, wholesale merchants and
i'lmincM men of large t? ff:*i r <a utt well
?.s the ordinary citizen. He is
linked on, h ** i ? ihn Sp*rtanbuig
Merchant, ?a ? hoiit tho MggcBt
mi ii i) ! n the i:o;irii i y, n it e?? n lh?
oil'r i dc nt hi-int/ u-K'?i';i d r.r moie
tjr?in i nen : I v idi-nt ifl.'d ? t h our runt
? iUc'Htioiid and k ;; i?- 1 ".lion Una the
xiiiih C- rolii.a S-Mia'.or. i'lno
;p:irtsubm;r lotrrhant hr ti .??<*
icvci I't't'n u l iiioiHii ni'to and 1 1
over v ? ? t '? d fur l illuj'iii, hut .,xpecr
r> ilu i< i t h?'< nut'i iri< r as a can d. i?lnt?
'.o HuiTifil liiiijoi in i ho U'n'cd
? tntcfl IK- unya cC ?
io nothing sl.ort of * national
,alutuit\ f ? i r b\nat if Tillma i to re
.irrt fro:n t he-. >?:n'?'o at this time. ?
Jpartmiba r;^ Special to Augusta
?Icra!d.
IFo-* ftftlo.
r?vo(li) .|.;rs!ry Hull Calvc?. Will
us no;d i liv"tp. A ??pl v to,
A . S . tV 1 1 ; l <?. j
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
2 -CAIVm* t i vv ?Jsa. nt .
To WasMnii1fliitNeii York & East \
Pullman sleeper and Southern'
railway dining cars irom Rock I
Hill.
Trains arrive Camden from
North 9 2o a m and 11 46 a
in. From South and West 12 2o
[) m and 5 5o p in
For illustrated matter a'oout.
JL lit? iiilllil CM I lit* oky IM'lltl
tiful Sapphire Country'* and
winter resorts apply to the
undersigned
Lv < 'jini<,on
Ar IJ.-c L II HI
" ('luV. W I'u
" I 'liiliuinlpli in
" Ni.ll, V?,lr
Now York
I to p in
4 15
To Celiiiiiiiia Alia Asiicvilic.
I ,y (T.tniilen !) 20 ft ?<
A >? ( !ohmii>ia 1140 '*
Aiken 2 -15 p m
'' Auff'ista 10 "
A r Spartanburg 3 i\0 p nt
" Tryon f> 2U ''
" lI??nilersonville G 36
" Aahcville 7 HO "j
Solid 1 rainK ingville toAshe
ville without change
To Charleston, Atlanta and
West
Lv Camilon ' 1 4."i p m
" Branchvill* 7 20 "
Ar Charleston 8 15 p m
" Atlanta /l Oflam
?' I'huHanooun 9 45 "
I ?' ( 'inrlnnati 7 30 p in
j ?' Si . Lonii 7 32 a in
| Pullman sleeper I>ran<'hville ioj
' Atlanta connecting with nlecp
1 cr and dining car to Cincin
' nati.
>Y S COOFKK, A^ont, (7uro.^n. 6. C.
H >V HUNT, Diviniou P*?Bci)^er Agent, Charleston, S. C.
HllOOKS MOIUJAX, AHfiintant Gen i'uaspf. A^ont, A tlartt ?, Gt\
SEABOARD
Air Line I'aihvny.
North-South- E ast-W est
Two 1 ):? i 1 v Pullman Vesfihulrd Li. nit .*< i
Trains ili t'V'.'M t! 10 :iu'! .Sow V m.
Fiist Class Li, .on Car I^ice.
The Best Kates and .ouie to all Kasiern
Cities Via RICHMOND WASH
INGTON, or Yi NORFOLK nnd
steamers. To Atlanta XaahviUe, Memphis
l,onisvill<\ St. Louis. (Miieago, i'mhv Or
lcan.?, and all Points South ai.d Smihwe&t
? To Savannah and Taekson villo and all
]>.)ints in Florida and Oulm.
?Potitively tin; shortest line between
NOPuTH <c SO'EJTiEI.
For detailed information. rates, sched
ules; Pullman Heseiv at Ions, &e., apply to
ttuy agent of the Sealx ard Air Line Railway
or to W. L. Burroughs Travelling Passe.igor
Agent, Columbia, S. O
Chas. F. Stewart A. Q. P.
Havanuali, Oa,
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to attend.
HIRSCH BROS. & CO.
Undertaking.
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FRAMES MADE TO OBIJEB. MATS PUT hi MACHINE
EST. li. 0. McCRiiKiHT.
I OP I1 SI
I if J'ort' sr///i III/ or i.rctitDH/t >tf/ your
cotton sr/ tt sec as.
*kA. ivont fo the irisr is uj/icwsnt"
W. R. EVE, JR., Manager
C1;ikii<i<kit * > H 31 ill.
Harrison's Town and Coun
try Paint. Recognized as
one of the best on (lie mar
ket. Outside and inside;
Carriage and Furniture. All
Colors. Very Sastinsr and a
9k/ '
fine surface coverer.
'ITT
COBEECT (LOTHIW?
Fob M/s,y Wom.ejs\
A iarge stock of Fail and Winter
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and a
splendid Hue of Ladies Goods of ev
ery description. Caii and see me.
j DAVID WOLFE.
Comfort and Economy
The Wilson respond-* ./? :uvv...;
and unfailingly to hsd nr. V\: ? \vh ;? *
the room is once warn. y <? Kara-,: the draft
wide \ou Oi?n sol the d anpers and maintain
an absolutely even and he 1 1th : til u mporature.
With a WILSON W'0(>I> HEATEX
it is just ns comfortable 'a tbo tardiest corner
of the room ?u? it is with: . .> few tcct die heater.
This means heaith un-1 e-.-rrc^a.
The patent i "own- inv.t't, found
only in the Wilson, ? .-n^r.cs tve-v partic!* of
burnable element.-, in '? v^.d, thus civii;^
greater heat with uno-hull. thy tueT.
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