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PUBLISH KI) KVKKY KKIDAY ? BY w . J_j. jyi 0T)O W FYS f , WtnJHrsii'TinK f< att:? v^sr , %\ ?it m</uiho, 'lb llurt lijoiiUifc, 4< C<*ll1 # - CilHin?iB local#, ft ctMitH per line puch in Htii lion. OoiuinunicationH v> ill hi- |>ubliuhe() wlun oflulor(!ttt to the ^cuoral |?ul<lic and not of u <IcfniijKtory nature. No i? AponsihUtly wS11 l??; aHAumed for I!#?? vittwH of corronpoii'l^iilft. CUudidiittu' for County ofliCfh $6.00* (.'oii^icahIoiih! $10.00. Ka i kh fob A nvKki imno :?Ordinary ?r,in?if*iit h<1\ i*rt iHOH-ntH, firwt inhertioh $1,00 jusr Hijutvro , tifti o ftuljuequeiii in eertion 60 cmiUb per square. It&W'fi for contract a<1v<Ttl?my will an no ii new I n|><>ii tt|>|>l icatioii at lli<! odicf, Uf?iidt'HIWPft W Hn< k ?IraftHlind povtn,' money ordr^rn ahould lie made i>ay;tM? to W. J,. Mo|)(>WKM,, (taindcn. S. (\ (JAMDKN, K. CJ-. MA V :$l. 1!?07 A t f ?*I11 I Oil \ OI Of'N. Look u[> your iutri*ti??n t i< k? th Ai)'I tux receipts . The registration hooks are closed Mid cannot le opened until after llie ( let lion. No one can vote unions lie pro* duces twx receipt of ccrtiflcalo c.f County Treasurer that he has pnid nil taxes for the pHat year, or m akes oh til to tliut (act. No une ohu vote expept precinct t or JfiWrt<f he i? regm 'tTired; and in addition to proof of payment of taxes must show a registration certificate Binned \?V at least two of the H? ? ht ? i of Registration, i??ued und<r tip Constitution of Ih'.I.'). ('crtMii'uteh issued prior to 1890 are worthless. Anyone registered pn >r to .Jami nry 1st, l.H'JK, may v?te upon pt ducing cerlili' ftte of (.'!*? 1 k of if liis usuta is on th?? precinct Im?<? k where he < > li ?? i m to <??U\ if li?^ nr.me is not on | 'ecinet !?';'?!< I<? in us' ftlno produei a te^is'iali ? i (:e 111 li ? a i e Hliowiti" 11 i h ri: lit 1> vote at that pri'i*iii'? t 'Jin p'ipr>ru and poll.' i ? - i u> ? I. -i v ?? ft I r ?' s*?i _> begun to dim-tins wlmt in *i \ lie d 'tir hv ' 1 i? h;; id a' ii 11 at i'? ni'xt h? HHjon with tjj. h., nor <j u> m linn. J tie j n ilr.:ti in in imuli1 t ?. pome Hi a i a Mra i jifi i. |.? i'oh i !?i: ioh law wili lie i-MN'id It is thought that the prohihiti nn I t ln? Slate dtsp? ns u \ a ' vhchN-m v, ii] unite forced f >i 'Jinl j ,i i po u . 1 In 11 nil. .1. G . K k h (il ' I tlf K t' I S il it W county, who made in.? !i i vigorous iilid aim; light al I l"; i't-i. h?;*?-? i * i fi of the legis' itu re for the ptirifi"ali ? ? it of the old Htni.c digp' liH uy, is now Quoted h\ a newnpupir correspon dent a.s Baying Hint, he will Hiipporl a prohibition hiii at the next sen siou.? Lancaster News. Ili'l pic gi;:i|a!!y arc evi (It iitly n>>L .u'i;.!h;u t. itli the dispell amy an a Stale or a County Insli tu'ion. Petitions ate lining cireu 11 ?'11 d fiom Ruhy, ('lieatvrli* I/if and oilier points in the county ask ing that an election he held upon the question of dispensary or pro hibition. The dispensary here in ("lieraw its almost friendless and if it wore not for the revenue derived it would be fur more friendless than it is. This question <>f dis pensary v?r prohibition in.a great moral question , aud in deci liny a moral question the matter of finan cial loss should not lie considered, ed.?(- heraw Ciiron.ele. In spile of the howlinga <>f the organs in the S'-ite who are in fa vor of the "(?. M. I." our obaerva tion and information is, (hat there is very little illicit Italic in whis key in thiH county. The oIIKnts In this county may !u> better than i those el sv where, we cannot say ?s to that, but there is one thing eer sin, the voting out of the nefarious dispeusury is the most glorious thing lhat Chri'iikee county lias ever done..? GalTni-y Ledger. Onee to c\*Vy man nn?l nation t nn-s the moment I i ih'cide, In the s!v'fe of 'I ruth w it!? I-.d.-oli'??. ] f..r t he v> HI iif t?vil >i?|i : Some vM- st c.iii-r (ii?r? nrw M? ssiah, otleiinj^ t c I?' >0111 or |iliKlil, j l'arts tin" jr .at* il| -n tin !. It h 11.d, an I the sin cp upi-n the i ? And thi' rln?ire gor?y. hv "iwixt that liarl;iirss'ni;d thai bvrtit. ???laim - Cn-Hrll l.n'A ?11. Have not thy above lint s a iieou liar likCal application? A word to J the w ise is su llicienf. We have no harsh or unkind] epithets for th <>N<? w 11 O V% i i I J vote to retain the dispensary, it. \? a "riglil that every iiihii hsstovoie according to the dictates of his own conscience; but for the best interest of the county wo feel thai . prohibition should prevail. That thq dispensary is belter iban the old barrooms very few will deny; bat prohibition is better ?tUsn ?l >:r tho barroofns or dis i pensary, and why not/fisve tne best that we poMibly c&u'A Mister B rown Of ShoplessTown Behold a man of Shopless Town; His name is Obadiah Brown. He says the town ciocs not improve, But runs?!ong its ancient groove. He'd like to see it spread and grow, And yet he does not help, you know. Instead of buying things for sale Right here in town, he's sent by mail For many years and bought his things From those faroff Mail Order kings. No wonder, Obadiah Brown, This home of yours is Shopless Town! lilt! II t) II) It I I It I til AldfllS of Sill* I by vilie, In !., scim tin: title of "o'.d maids," and tii sig n at?' themselves ,l u ncl ?.it mod lil? Hoi n i?h." i 1Ju.-tki m Inn H-ii'l, "N'o man *? v? r Iivi*il n i i/,hI. I f?' wlio had not Veen c li nftt.c in'il by a woman's 1 v ??, st ; fit i?Muni'1! by life courage mnl gn. It?*l l? v Inn- d iuMi'11 in " A. !\I . Carpenter, editor of t In Anderson iI has boon Appoint*1*! i 'ic r?f 11 io hi cii t a r i c A itf tilt: n 'it to n iit iMuiiinirt-tiuii on immigration and will ni'iko a trip t > Kurope. Tlio Danger ofSmnmcr Scpum t ion. Long summer separations bo twcoii husband and wifo mo un wise temporary divorces tliAt ofiwn leave it long trail of sorrow, gtief Ainl inisu ndoisland i nTliev ilo not actuully \vreek homo itinj hap piness, but they are an uiiiutcHsa ry ri'k, like "rocking a b.>h'a foolish experiment (hat might ovei lu i n ai)(I aw ampit When one mombor of the homo IIrin takes n long solitaire vacation ami tho otlior sta\s At. home in lon 11no ss, Cupid, though blind, moos' trouble Ahead . With two who love I each other (lie temporary Hepara-I tion may ho (Ik* lliin edj?e ?if the wedge of - ii permanent growing! apart. TlieS'.* solo vac*'ions force each into a in a en vironnn lit in; which the other lias no part; they] lesson the aweetitss ?>f mutual de i i petitionee; tin y bieak the continui i ty of loving conference and con j stant c U'ifldenee ; ihoy make itj easier for each to Nee 11 fh problems J alone instead of hand in hand. The regular unnuHl exodus of tin: wife, hecAUHO she lian a restless desire to ^et nway h nn win re, be cause she lias ft lends t\li<> insist on her Accompanying them or beoaus? ?!)<? fears tlie in i?'hb >r?i will . think she cannot all'md to go a-vsv ? these Ate the forms of voluntary sep aration for weeks and months that are dangerous And sometimes even prove a Himrt cut from ma'riniony 10 aiimony. The theory that husband and : wifo should be separated occasion- i ally mo that they may appreciate J each other the more is a dangerous doctrine. Vacations with' each! other may he new miniature honey moons, bringing renewed lovo toj both, bnt long vacations from encli other aro what the insurance com panies torm "o'xtra-hazardous risks.*'?-William Geo. Jordan In the June Delineator? Murray in More Trouble Cniengo, 11! , Mitv 13 ?Geo. W. Mm i y. colored, who said lie wan 52 yearn <? I<I and had boon a cougresa in ?> n i? i resenting S ?utn. O arolinn, khk?'? t a divorce of .f i;<iy<? McKntn today. He h:ii* 1 his wife Ella had dt h?t ?ed hi in wiih out cause. Murray *h?> wed considerable modest)' while on the wit liens Hlrnd and told his st.ory in !i voicn scarcely audible llii ehi'dien, he ssid, were self hupporting and only objection lo hiss wife wan Iut acq ii >itatiee with o'.her ini'ii. H.- will K''t, his free dom* .lust, with colored residents in Chicago. Everybody Laughed Hut Father. The most absent minded mar, in town boarded an Independence av enue ear with his family yesterday . The ear was crowded so that there whs not room for all, and he took hi? a mall son up on his knees. At : the uevt 'it reel a ladv boarded the cm n'i.! stood in ^ the aisle. The al's nt mii'.di I man didn't notice her -i* tii-', hut when he did see her he Ni ke.I reprovingly at his i > i > \ ".Jump up Harry," he command ed, "ami give the lady your seat." ? K x Bennett aville Has Then All Boat, The shortest street in Rocking ham is Long; the biggest man in (1 h M tie v is Little; the oldest man in .1 aekson\ i'le is Young, and the slow e?t man in Chesterfield is Quick. Hut lUnnettflville has them all beat. 1 he blackest woman in this town is Lily White.? Pee Dee Advocate. I. H. ALEXANDER, D. D. 8., OKK1CK ON UP PICK MAIN ST C V.MOKS-. S- O. Dr. A. L. Harvin, 1 ) HI N r.I.'J.SrJ.\ Otliiv over Dr. F. Leslie /omp's 1 >rug Store. 1 Mumio 1 H t Citation. South Carolina ?Kershaw County. By Win. 1). Trail th a in, Judge of Probate i lie* i?h all i cre\ito ee<ue?S Where.i? Thos. .1. Kirkland has made *uit to me. t.-> grant him Letters of Ad ministration. Je ionn aon. of the Kstato of and c (feels of Jamea iMinlap. decea?od. These are therefore to cite and admon n11 and singular the kindred and the Ijtors of tlio said JnniPR Dnnlap, do hat they be and appear before nie, in tliKOoart of Probate, to fco held at Camden.&Q,, on tho Jfilh day of June next after publication ther^f, At II o'eloek in the forenoon, to ?how cause, if any they have, why the taid admin istration should not b? granted. CHyen under my hand thia 29th day of May. A. D.. 1907. ? Published In the Camden Ohroniele on th? ?l?t day of May, 1907. Wm, l>. Traatbaro. ? Ja?lfe offroUUt Money To Loan. I am j !'? j/4f ''i I" iiliiku I' .iu# on ap proved KfiMrdy <?{ Keal Kutah-.-m K?r khikvs Couitt) on to Mii t.<?u>*ur. W. M. SHANNON, Attorne) Ht I.nw. ('unnli'ii, 8 < Nov. If?, |1<()C. Surveyor's Notice. I Hliall b<* I'lt-rt.-JKl to .M .'.f tl>03? WjhU it-d untveyt aii.i plntH 11ju?11? of (heir lan<J? in Ker-?ltHW ,('i?unty. Turin* rta amiable. Ao<lf?.-H nm ??t Daizeli, Sumter <!o,H. C. K. M. CANTi;V. Nov. <50, 1 9<)G ffioi/atfcl/ow 2nd Will Nt nut in Cnuxlcn thin Eejhon. For twins aj>i>]y to J. I). Mc 1)0WALL, /At Lutham'H Old StaMes. Tax Executions. Under and by virtue of sundry tnx executions to me directed, I will proofed to tell, before ih>? Court. House door ill the City of Camden, on the first Monday in June, !iK>7, during the legal hours of salt*, tho following dtroribi.-d r<-ul estate : Co-wit: 120 >ro or h'ss bounded on tlie North 1>v Jatiiii- ??f Kilty Marks, liaum brothers an I Sander's Creek Baptist Church (coloied). on the East by Liber ty Hill and Camden (? u 1 >1 it- road, on the Sou 111 by h K. Aiford & Brothers, mdj West by Jaun s Carlos, W. I) McDowhII and Jawbone Branch. Levied upon ami to he Hold as the property of tbe Estate1 of S. C. Clybuni. Terms of Sa'e?Cash J. K. THANTIIAM S. K C May 15, 11>07. Winthrop Collefro Scholarship and Kntranee Examination. Tho examination for tlie award of va cant Scholarship- in Winthrop College and for tho i'dnii ion of new students w ill be held ai t.l.c County Court House on Friday, Ju y .r>, at 9 n m. Applicants n n?' l?e in*! i? ??? ? than fifteen years of ape Wlu-uS I ) ifrdiips ii'v vacated af ter Ju! v !"'? Ile v v. i'l be awarded to those tnakii>ur tin- i i '<??<[ average a! this exam inatiou, J 111 v i-' < ? 1 they meci lie1 condi tions \> . veruiu;: lie award. Applicants for schoiarsliij ?< should writ" t? > Presi dent Johnson bfft.ro the. ??jrrrfiiiuation for scholarship < xmninntion blai k*?. Scholarships a-f worth 4>t'U and five tuition. 1'he next t-ossion will open Sop. (.ember IS. 11)07. For further informa tion and catalogue, ai|itrc88 PRES. L' 1) JOHNSON, R<>< k Hill, S. U. r?i ? * r ? t nrniMii i'AX i\0ri0U. City Treasurer's- Office, ) Camden, S. May (Jth, 10Q7. f Notice id hereby given that a levy of Ten 00' niilla has been made upon all Oitv property, holh real and personal, within the corperate limits of the City of Cupiden. S. ('., o i the 1st day ofvTanuarv, 1^07, and that the books for the Collection of tho same will bs opened in the Coun cil Chamber in the Opera llouoe fn?m Mondav. May 27th, l'J07, to Saturday. June loth, 1 l/u7 , after which date the p. n alty will positively bo attached to alL-dS-N linqueiits. f t o.?is ami charge.! will bp nddc?v after 0 o'clock p, in. Saturday. Juiie/loth, HH)7. V. / II. 0. C7YRKl/oft, Mayor. J. J. GOO DALE, City Clerk. CLEM SON AURICULTUKAL COLLEGE Scholarship And Entrance Examina tion To FreBhinan Clues The examination for the award of scholarship* fiom Kershaw Oountv and ADMISSION TO FKESI1MAN CLASS will bo held at the County court I- Diise on Friday, July 5, at 9 a. m. Applicants for scholarships may secure blank ap plication forms from the County Super intendent of Education. These blanks must be filled out properly and tiled with the County Superintendent botoro the beginning of tho examination Those tak ing the examination for entrance to the Fresh man class and not trying for a scholarship should file their application with President Moll. The scholarships nrf worth $100 and free tuition. One sonolsrship student from each county may select the Textile course, others must take one of the Agricultural cours es. Examination papers will bo furn ished , but each applicant should provide himself with scratch paper. The number of scholarships to be awarded will be announced later. 1?. II. MELT,. President, Clemson College, S. C. KKO. % IIAGKBK & 80X ?MANUFACTURER** OF? Doors, Sash, Blinds, \ Moulding, Building Material ash Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, ? - - - S. C. Purchase our makes, which we guarantee superior to any ?old South, and thereby save money/ Window and Fancy Glass u < ?pMiftltf, Jan. 4>4J Watch and Wail I-or The OR HA I Mil! And Factory Of goods direct from the great mills and factories, shipped direct to this store, to be sold at one=fourth to one-half less than regular price. S^UE OfE^S 9 o'clock, SATURDAY, MAY 25th at The Big- Store of f/rsc/i 5$ros. & Co. Camden, S. C., The fastest growing* and most up= to=date Store in South Carolina. A New York representative of the Mill and Factory Syndicate will have complete charge of this store for this sale. This Bargain Feast is spread for 10 days. Sale closes at 6 o'clock p. m., June 5th. Enormous ship= ments of goods direct from the mills, bought by our Syndicate buyers, will be on sale. Greatest values ever sold in this city. TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THE SYNDICATE SALE. Many huydrods pleasantly remember our last great Mill Sale. Thousands are now anxiously awaiting this our Seventh Syndicate t ale. This Syndicate is an outlet for the groat mills and factories to dispose of their surplus stock and broken lots ot goods. The quality of the goods is guaranteed by us, and the prices we know to l>e from one third to one half less than can be bought in a regular way. These goods from the mills and factories consist of Embroideries, Dress Goods, Silks, Sheets, Table Damask, Petticoats, Ked Spreads, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Kugs and Portierres. We have not the space to name the low prices of all these wonderful Mill and Factory Bargains. This is to bo the GltKATKST BARGAIN SAL K ever held in South Carolina You will find that what is a yreat loss to the manufacturer will prove a blessing to von. 6 o'clock P. M., June 5th, 1907. Mill & Factory Syndicate, Headquarters at Hirsch Brothers & Go's. BIG STORE.