The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 21, 1906, Image 2
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PUBLISHED KVKKY KRf^QA Y
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W. Xj. M?T>0-W fi'ST-i'Lj.!
BdhrchU'Tion IIatk*: One year , fl ..10,
?ix montbi, 76 cent*; three meitl b?, 40,
Cetlla.
Hii icH roa Apvaktihin* :?Ordinary
transient advurtittmentB, firetinneilion
$1*00 per Hanaro ; each tubgeijueat in
?ortion 60 cenia per mjuare,
BunineiH local*, 6 centH per line each in
Hcrtion,
ObituarieH charged for at name rales hb
, ordinary adverting.
All cotnmonicatiouH addicxMed to thin
paper timet be accompanied by the true
name ami uddrcaa of tbe writer, in or
der to ineure attention, ({ejected man
uacriptH will not be returned.
Oomin inicAtionH will be piihlinhfid when
of into,ro?t to tbo funeral public and
not of a defamatory nature.* No ret
H|<oiiHibi 1 ity will be aHAumed for the
viewH of correapondents.
Candidate#' Card* for Count v olbcee
$6 .(X). (.'ongreiHional $10.00.
llatt'b for contract adTertihing willb* an |
nouneed upon application at the office. J
Runiit'itiicea by c|ieckH? druftn and povtal
money ordure should be made payable
to VV \t. MoDOWKJJi.
Camden. S. 0,
i iwi-nlrt,
"OAMDKN. X. C.. SKI'T '21. l??(i
Col. A no nut, K ohn It tin out
|i i V.v for u <<>m |,| i nw'ti i nr v pa??
,??
tit < li< S' tt'i Fair
C'npl. J. <i Richard*, .If. , Frank
II. Oary, I). I>. McCall, Jr., 11. S.
Wli 111 ?.*vi K M. Kticker, .Jr., ami .J
W. Nash hii> prominently npoken
?>f hh candidates for Speaker of t.!i??
House.
The farmer# vvlio sold cotton in
the spring for September < 1 ?> 1 iv?? j \
at ten cents a pound, are strutting
around htg ami posing ^aa 'In- f-?r
sighted wise men from tin*, e?ui.
Everything in lovely now, lint a
litlle later they intiv he gi inning
on the other pido of ( heir facet.?
Sumter Item.
\V. .ft-lining* Iti'viio, wii.t ha*
tt petit ft got d part tif his life trying
to ho 1'ienident, delivered a speech
in Columbia on Wednesday lnnl
TIio occasion did not fully inennu:e
up to expectations. His audience
whs eHtiiuatrtl.nl. only about, Iift?:? n
hundred. Mr. Dryan in a magnet ie
speaker and ny^ood runner Imi
without sufficient power, it seem*,
to "get the. e."
K. J. Manning's manly teltigiani
of congratulation to (inventor el?ct
Ause I hus been favorably commcut
od upon by nil who havo rer.d it
It t n Ic ?* m a iuhii to ijr aacef ul! y accept
dtfeat. AuhcI'h election wad large
ly due to h:s conduct when Hey
ward heat him in 15)02. History
may repeat itself. South Caioliua
lias need of the services of such men
us Maiming Ho will yet get the
high honors lie deoorvcB?Colum
bia Record.
Clemaou College opened with 630
students ; of thevo about 200 were
new ?indents. Cltmton has recent
ly rocelved Hume freo advertising hy
reason of soiuu Very severe criti
cisms, hut for all thai it i<* a grest
institution and is doing line work.
Il has a strong faculty, a imperii
president, and no alile hoard (? f
trustees, and wo ate Mire if ini
proveinentH ami corrections aie
needed the author it ios nre ftilh
competent to take them* in ha:ui?
Hftptist I'i ? as.
In the will i I Kinpeior Nich.'lit.H
writ fen in 1SII, after t numci tiling
the v?! ions kimlrt of proper! v he
longing Ui the Empress, his wife,
he sail:
" The legacv vmmi:Ii I hoijueat h to
my children is to 111v#>. and honor
their mot her, l(, ,1 ,> 4 v< r> ? hing ! o
p fit ill lit ii 11 e ] ' t -i no u ; ? i; , ; tu :. ? j ,?
Ipate al! h?-r wi^he?, ;tn I to e:i
k1?(f?vor In ien.lt:: ? u. i i, .k .
J' V h\ t lie if .J \ . , I i ? t i. ??
e Ver ib ii si t i;< \ n i. ?.t ? i t t?ke ,
thing of I m pu r I a nee without lirm
asking her advUc nnd <I? mut.dirg
hor maternal henedietin.''
A called meeting of 11:t* .:c.;:ni\
presidents of the Suith Cuiolina
division of thu Southern Cotton
association wag held in Columhin
on ^,(!fiday. I'ho most important
matter for consideration pteHenl?<)
to the meeting was in*, organisa
tion of a hold in j; company )<>.' :e
tiring cotton ortVinl for sale under
the .minimum pi ice, iih w?h lecnm
ineudwti hy ihu ca.-. oii\i- . i.ii,?,,i
? lee in suhaioii at Hot Springs, Ark.
Farmers will ho asked to auhacrfhe
slock to this uompany to the
amount of at least #5 per bale of
Collon produced hy them, aud the
general public can take stock to
. any amount, at 15 a share. This
subscription can b? paid in inouey,
or lbs option of tbe subscriber,
Ib cotton at 10 cents psr pound.
? This mossy to bv used for the pur*
it* OK veiiM vmmrmm Ui mm\i U>
" hi ?)?(???? ?ttM,
?' ? ? !
Who Are Vonr Aristocrat'*?
J we&ty yt*Kih hk<> thin one iuuiIi:
t;:iic!It k, t|j?l one hti11i ctiOC'SO tt(i<)
llUlteJ, HIlOtllT t'U I'll. Itfifl ?
foiii t li cm i icd <11 i ii r;, ufi>
other v, u? ? con truei or on cauuit,
othl'I'ft VV?:II; lj;irli h.'tMri Hl;d m' t httll
IC ft J liev HI(: fiC(j u ai ri lcd i ? 11 Ii >t,li
unda of noi iui y, kh their children
will lie aflcj llic(il, th'OI^I; n, ftjiJ
not 'I'i to hhy *4 mil toui,! i<(,i ,,f.
t?'? you H ll H i) till; tljtlft til C Hi' tot,in><
woriiiM Ii(itcli liuttdi IIu H, Hiii) they
livo till"ut <? year. Death hiin^H n
ilivirfioii i,f piojii'riy, iiiid I,lin^s!
new iinniii'K'i-N , iliD old ^nt in dif)
charged, I lie ymin.# gent i.i.Ihh Iiia
ii'Vii-nm* mkI bi'yitin to iiHv.i?-iw
whkIh |iovci I.\, whu li lie ic&chi-H
lifcfurc ill;ktIi, i>r Iiih children do, if
hi; il'.HH m,:, So tlini, II, in not h?'
ieditnr\, it is u.-cenhiMt' to -ill ;
three I'u'iil io hkooh of i i m do will
fle IJ11 H III ? r H t I' III 11 f III (? I) I) 11 ? H
acorn of \?uih will tiling ihi in
down ?nd h<- imI i Im ii child ten to I a
hor, f Ij*? fiitlii*r [/1 nI>h nn(I |'i owi<
? ich, Ii i h children m'i ill mill iihi: iIii
uioin*\. llii'ir cli;litn n in turn in
to Ml I l|i- |)| nil-, nml ;>ii I .. hlilfi I, his
Ji' > \ i11 I \ j pr X I I'd |i ( Ii ! | it i en, ii in
v i H oi h I <? ! iiy f i t? s ii | ill* I ii ii m 111 <><11(
?in(I Iiv I lie hmi-11 iif 1.11(i chid, coiiiih
up ??!iiiij. '1 1111h nnoietv, like h i rep,
j?e tn i I h h ri 11 f r o iii I he earth, c Ii u ii (? ?? m
in i'n leaves it ii' I hloHHOtua, spicm!*
i hem abroad in great glory, hIiimIb
oil' l<i full hack i,ii tho <mrth, again
to mingle with flic n<>ii, and hi
Ie???*'.h n-iippi'Mi in new dress and
freHh fmmiinic. ?j<;x.
Wight now before we hear the
word carnival im ntioocd we want,
to Hay We nil! OppOUlnl III II IIV i II1/
sucli I hi ?i I' nil. 'I hi; CHroivnltt eon
s l i" of a whole Inf. of u?|it hhvwi.
'ire a ii ii tF'i t; ee ; they are not wel
""iiii'il l>\ liji* loci .iehh I ii t,ei i hI. and
I'VI". v one I'll allien r ylad Melt
w lie ii they .in. Wo k o u w of no id
torcat lljai i-i coithidei iii<> bringing
"III' h?j 11) till I Kail': and we hope
I It at none will contemplate doiny
no.? Sumter liriuM.
Untoti Meet log.
I In* Ki :slii a- lotpt j'd I'riion will
? ?onviiiu wil.li i 'ro v 111 en ci! (.wiuri'h oi:
> a turd ay in lore the .i'Ii Siuidnv in
lliifi to on tii (Septi mhor.)
Saturday Morning Session.
10.'id I)?. vit ional Mt-rvii'e^ hy Kev
N Welfdi
II I a' fiduel'iry Mormon hy H?>v
.1 Davis
12 5nl'jc.'t, "Di) We :i!wrt\ H voto |t-i
wo pray, and why -limild wo vole ?>?
?ve ( h h v ^
1 '? -i0 Din tier on i lio yard
AI tor noon .SeMMi?>n
2 W liU s i 111 ii 11 i lie our uttitiido to
wn iin the oew doettineM iViudiiu:
our ro mi try?
H 11' 'lie (.'tturidi of Ciiri d Jcmui.
wan fully ii.vako ft> duty, would tin
floating ooetimen have ho nuirli at
traction?
Sunday Morning Session.
Id Sliort lalUn from text "^ivo
r.nd i( nlifill hn given.''
II MIhmiuuarv nerniou hy T?t>\' C
D 1'eleif.on
Ali jre.ifiieih (ioiiig work in i!
I)i>1111? In of onr Association nro ex
(ii'i'lud ut. this I'nion. l ei! otlu.|K
ihoy li;ive tin in v11 nlnoi. I hit cine
rics afe It I, open. Seh'ct \niir anh
j.KtK k\I ako your speech < 'mno ti
the I'liinh \V S. Waller".
for i 'inmnittee.
Death of Mis. Wcldon
Mj.i-i'iHi I I iif Slate.
liiHliopvilie, S. pi. J S.?_M ra> pltk,
\\ eldon 11i?ii at, 11?? i lion:t, tihon'
?'illht uijuf fi niii lit", t, i h ?i niijl.i oi'
' Vpiioiti fever. She h'aves a |: u s ?
hanii a.;d ct'Vi'i i,| children. Site
was aimu! v t iiih oid. Al rs. \V ci
don iiiak.H the litiii nietnher of hci
family which has hten eallcd oil
with the d:eadfu! in tnfitor called t \.
tdioiil fever iliuT t tm Srd of M*v
'hi v i' a i. 1. ? ? e k Mi i' ii i t m n n |
? ; i '"i ?. i i ; ii t'l f S ' a:?
^ho.i -Uu ni Ii a I liuic* that Aiis
I'ldnii v.- .in d a',Hi) one
:'.eri' ni;? ? ?vc?
l"' : ? ??? ; ? tin (? \ ei
1 ?;li { ><<:. pjace
,l! lit.I i ? entire con
m.uv. v Mio.iHlhize . Willi .Mr. Wfl
don in his 'it ep i imi hies
S. HACkEii m.
?MANUFACTURER* OF
j Doors, Sash, Blinds,
' Moulding. Building Material,
ash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
?old S<5uth, and thereby save
money.
Wia^OTT and Fancy OliM a!
?P*eUt<f, Jin. 4*4
(NOT IN THE CIRCUS T^UST.)
JOHN ROBINSON'S
T?fl Ji?k Siiovth (' tmiiirifd. Kour Kingc-d ('itcuh, liig 13 >u ?!c Mi* ?)*:.'? n*, 11 ir<?uii* and Wild \Vo?l.
CAMDEN, MONDAY OCT. 1.
I'ruhttnUng under Ten A :ir h of \Yn'? r Proof T< run
1500 Karc Aim! C.'nsfly \VH<! Aitiriiiiis
Double Had of Elopboois ?
.St.up?nduouft Ki'ttiinio Prodnctioi) lit !?? ?>f Won red Knee
introducing 600 Indiana, ('owlr.?y?s out* and Soldiers
I hn I.ravi'ftiwnt'ih /ouAvew. Diruci fio:n a SiK-ccaful Kuropcan '1*rip.
A risi'i ic:h'h Military Company, Presenting Hull's Manual of Anna lo Music.
Two Companies of Cavalry.
J,?le of the IJ. S. Army, iu export f? a m of liorsaiiiuuttliip.
IvImwoi tli Keiuulu /-otiaviis. See ( apt. \Vii)?t' ij'w VVotdeiful E.lticutc. i Scain.
I'ltc I4iii;.uz<?i) SiwUMM, Woiidurful Aerial Iron Juw act. Klyiug Jianvaida. Seu?ali<;nul K.uiojM?an aerialit>l8.
l'lit: K ?n.i^ii Novelty, Mr. Jaine* Dutt-nn and Mile Winnie Vmi, 'irand Speidaeular Double Killing net.
M N i.f. 'l'rou j,i , Aerial < yele Wbirl l&ide.r*. l'rof Nyga"di School of wondei full} Trained Menage
IIoiml'8?1- 111 Number. '20 M ile and Female Riders 20
;<(><? l):uif,?? (I y 111 ii ?KiH, Niuihle AcrohatH hik! Talented A <; i' n! is's. Tli:> Pick of nil Arcnio OUhiitii'8.
Kortv .M.'jry Old <'' ?* *j? <?rt?nd <?;>()<(,< Mil MX) S :<?t I'ai adu. '?) ~.!i!?'s of (Jold lted< t kt'd Waldos
and I'ruiieiny Hurst :i, I) t* f i m ??f ih;?> and r.oHtly wild Ai t..nv'?, \:.d i tic! ui'i nt; the hohhuii'h ihmv
cut m <vt'h v, and a ijti.'ti t?;t of h million dollar u wioiltn lion i.f j He l'at'.iosi?ij>h of our Navy.
I'he Orand M usieai K-?li?;i. !M,i, Women and ehndien in the raM,. (,'liief White Thunder'ii Hand of
Indians. ."?() liucku, Sijuhwh and Ptipnost'tt. The t'ek'.irated H'uid? ixusH, of 50 soloist, under direction
"f Anionic Olivet.-*, ^ivt one houia musical program h? fore eneh pet fnriuance.
Two Sliowi I) h i I \ Hnin or Shine. Kxeu !*si??nn ? n all railroads.
Lost or i<>1 <? 11.
Otic liinck and { hii hound hitch,
f <?! f I llil'.il foot U)H<t|U!(.] ll v
Li be ml ri'W'RKi if r?? t nr 11 o<I to the
uiirl*? miyii*m1 I). WitllPfpoo!!.
Trespass Noticc.
All persons iivo hereby forbidden to
trespass iiiioh any "1 mv lands for the
purpose of hunting, Culling or any other
purpose whatsoever. Parties disregard
ing this notice will he doalt with Accord
ing to law. .!. J. Hell.
Kept. 10, 1SMHI,
TAX MTICR
OHice of Treasurer of Kershaw (.-ountv)
Camden, S. (5 , Sept. II. 1 S
In accordance with the Act to raise
j mp plies (or the tjM'iil vi'nr commencing
.1 anin*ry 1st , 15'o.S. notice is lit reby givon
! t?t:;? t he hooks \\ ill he open for collect
ing Mate. c?unt\ and school ;:i\es from
j i ntob.-r !?'?, 1'.??>i.. t,i M ir, h l?t. J1M?7. A
i |>, naltv oi i per rent will be added on
I hi' taxes unpaid by .l.i.iiiai;.' 1st, 1907.
I A peiuiltv ot two per cent on all titipnid
j by Feb. 1st. A penalty of seveii
i per cent will he added on nil Unpaid
! March 1 hi 1007
I Tin* rule i>i r centum for Kershaw
i county i? as hdlow * :
j M ills
St>?'.?? taxes. i>
I Sehool taxe*. ;t
1 t 'oilv taxes, .1$
1 Radroad t.i\< ?> !.?
. i 1 OHM'' I'otldji, j
. KoaiI, I
j Total. lfi
'I'l i'i :n!l>jvhig ?; !evi.>? have heei
i nvide o .to ;
Spoeial ijejio.d tax. P:*tii,j N . 1.
j for interest on School Bond: ii;adt<i
j School Huildini;, Mills 1
i>islri t Xo. 1, 1j
jspecia'. Si hool tax Dist. No. 1.
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' ., .. .. 4.- 8 1
10, 2
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r.i. 2
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IS, 8
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| The road lax <*l ii\o dollars ran '?
[ paid the County Trei'.-urir from Octobci
| loth, to March 1st, l'.?o7.
All male peisonfl Hvini* within thet
corporate limits of ciiies or towns, ? tn- i
I dent* attending any college or school ?>f I
i iiu< otuii'. Ministers its ??!*>?>( rr?u '
[ lar congregation*, leathers employed i:i !
| public schools, school trustee* during !
their term of office, persons permanent- |
ly disabled and those actually engaged I
in the quarantine service of the ?tTto aie j
exempt from the payment of road tax. '
All other male person* between the a^jes !
of 18 and "?0 veara are required to pay
?aid road tax or work nut le*.< than six ?
days during the Tear.
The pod tax i* $1. -
All information a* to taxes will be
furnished upon application.
No lists of name* for tax receipts will
he roeiered unless the amount of tax
money is deposited with the said list.
This rule will be strictly enforce*).
r.K. fecCss^!,
naifttt Trtti
Some Reasons Why You Should In=
sure Your Property With
WILLIAMS & STEEDMAN.
I It is a well ostablislKtl/rtgtii.cy which makes Insurance its
business.N^It is not litre today und gone to-morrow. Its
jbooks show uYocord of the business
For Over Twenty Five Years.
! Rxperience h:is ta11<?*ht this syency how best to protect the
i11 f crest o( its patrons .
K now 1? dge of the business and how a con trad should be
j written is it valuable eoi si(L tation to the assured which is
^iven with the policy.
An expiration book shoui.ig all pnlicies expiring within
?he next five)eaisis ear-fully kept so that the lapsing of
term policies is prevented.
Your interests are f-afe guarded by policies in the
STRONGEST COMPANIES
making the most
LIBERAL ADJUSTMENTS
experience has enabled it to select.
Facilities for placing lar^o line* unequaled.
Its business is of value to the companies it represents, po
they make every effort to please
Its business is valuable to the .insured because it represents
Stability, indemnity, Experience.
'A Square Deal 1 oEvery Man.'
FACTS WHICH VOL* MOULD KNOW,
When you buy a Life L.*..r.inee policy, you want to be
assured: (1 ) That your contract is safe beyond question. (2)
That \ou are securingihe graat?\st amount of protection your
money will buy. (3)fl*That the company you are entering
will give you a "Square Deal" it) every particular.
Vo'i 11) bo satisfied as to th.?se and all other points if
your policy is issued by the Groiiisboro Life Insurance Com
pany, which has established itsi 'i as the leader ill all things
pertaining to sale, sound ami liberal ?Life Insurance. Its
phenomenal record shows bow well the people appreciate the
benefits to be <1 rived from patronizing a Homo Life Insurance
Company organized and conducted along the liues of the
Greensboro Life.
Greensboro Life Insurance Co.
-.Th? Leading Home Co npmy, Greensboro, N. O.
FORREST TAYLOR, Q#n Agt,,
fhraiur( I Oi
Now is the time to get some rare
bargains in summer goods as we have,
a few left that we are going to ?acri=
fice to make room for our fail stock.
Ali of our Colou tl T,:iwns. H;\'.i**ti-s, ('otu.n \ uii*1, ? ?<". fit cost.
Lots of r tin mints in W!?i ?. ? (i. 1 Thi'se nro 1'ig
All mens' nml t/ovs,' i n-! i** s :m I cliil Iri'ii?' S(r:nv liiiln tit Cyst.
SHOES, SHOES.
Reduced prices on ail oxfords,
white or black.
If you want a good pair of Shoes
come and get a pair of our "Star
Brand" or "Bay State." Leather is
high but we bought < ours so that we
can sell you some shoes at the same
old prices.
BAGGING AND TIES.
?<
Get our prices Hefore vou hiiv. New
Aiiow Ties, ??>tar, l artjuers Palmetto
and Second hand Baj>-&} n?* at prices
that can't be heat.
\ o at Hi s^t'Ctfully,
THE FAMOUS GILT
EDGE STORE.
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