Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Xht ^hromrlf P0BM8HK1) KVKKV KKIDAY 2 ?BY *. NA rt Xi. MoDOWBIiX^ 8omo?ii?ti()u i>Do yw, fl-W, fix monlhi, 7ft noott; thre# mouth!, 46 ceuti. locals, 5 cents per line each in* aarfion. , Candidates' Cards for County offices $6.0o. Congressional $10.00. Communications will he published when ofinter??t to the gonerai public and not of a defiynatory nature. No re sponsibility will be assumed for the vipws ol correspondents. Ratxs ?oa Advketihik? Ordinary transient advertisiuenls, first insertion $1 .00 per square ; oach subsequent in ?ertiori 60 conts per square. Rates for contract *>lvortit>inx will be an notineed upon application at the office All communications addrewd to this paper must be accompanied by tlx) true name and n<l?! r?j?H of tin* writer, in or der to insure attention. HeleeteU mum uecripts will not he returned. CAMDKN, s 0 , A I'll 1(J, 1W)0 fit1.-'.". 11 . . , 1 If thrift is ouo | > a r l i ?: u I a i- quality which is to he admired iu an indi vidual more thau ttll other* it is t h a t of heing fair minded nnd wil ling to do J u & t i cm at all liin^a Tills is the, real essence of absolute and innate honesty. It in 1 1* o sort of honesty that in a part of ont'a jiaturo and not the result rf mcie procept or fear to not otherwise, ruinous or Infamous? Judge Tliopua J, MvjWoy, v?'?* rau of three wars, died last night in a hospital in Washington D. in poverty. lie whh a familiar fi^ute la hie state in reconstruction days. He fought in the Mexican, Semi nole and Civil war, holng a mem tier of l ho Confederate army. A' the .close ui the war lie Joined the republican puity and in 1872 vva& elected judge of the sixth circuit fit which Oht-ftler whh h ?i?mbe.r, lie moved to thin city and look up bifl residence and re mained here uu til the explialion of h i h term of office in 1882 wlien ho wan succeed- 1 cd by Judge \V iihempoon, of York ville. Judge Mttckey fought the robbcrn and rascals in the radical party find yet w?i not aliogethor ?<:? ceptahlc to tlij democrats of iht si ate . I low ? ver i it 1 87(5 he er. poll ti ed the cause of Wade Hampton and helped materially in his election aud tlio carrying the stale f ?r ilie v/hitu people. For his service here he whh reelected by the democratic legislature m judge of the nixtli circuit in 1878 and continued lore aide in Cheater. He left here in the fall of 188U for VVadhiugton and ban ever sines liv?d then*. He neVi'r saved hia money and tii'jd in poverty. I i h i? Unt ui itncntn hi* thoughls turned hack to the M.-xi can war and llu: Palme.lto r? t n. t.*-. Mm death removes onu more of the fa mo oh or infamous men of ilie diirk, at or my days of leuoustruction. ? Chester Lantern. To Confederates and Nous of Con fod?Mal.o. To Every (,'(tiuj > of Cut%fedt>ra(e l'? (cruris of Sou/It Carolina, To Every ('(imp of Sons of Veterans j i/i South Carolina: Toeomoanrato the courug^, de Volion, fortitude and eternal p ? trioti?m i* f tlie South Cirolinu wo men of t bo Confederacy, the leg islature a I ilfi last session dccreed that ti mouumt nt should be e:ected npon llic Slate House grounds in Cohitnhiu, and appropriated for that purpose Hi'vcn thousand (i v a hun dred dollar", to ho available only wheu Ptven thousand live hundred dollars had heen voluntarily sub scribed to the name object by citi zens of S >uth (Carolina. A Commission wjih provided for lo carrv out the previsions of the Act. Tliat Commission, appointed 1>V the (.-iuvrruor, lecenlly or ??? nix ed, and its li h, act w ia TTie adop tion of the following r?- solution: 44Rasol vt'd, That the Veterans and Sons of Veterans aro and should be more deeply obligated to | build a Iastinu tribute of appii'ci ntion, love and veneration t > the women of the Confederacy, and each Camp of Vet eians and Sons of Vkt? raiis ih u rgt d to r k U ?? imme diate ajeps foi an otgaoized canvaaa for contributions of tlie Woman's Monumeut Kund." It is not neccessary to urge the Confederates or the Sons of C >nftd eratea to aut without delay. Ttinse women who are still with us, who ? ustainad the men in war, comfort ed them in defeat, aided them in the dread task of itbullJing a ruin ed country, ami who doited the South with monumenio to the Con federate dead, should not be given cauao to ftrl that the men of South Oarfthna aro tardy in rendering j them boncy. AV IbU date The State has col lected two thousand five hundred dollar*- Ten thousand more should be rafaed In fifty day*. Local news papers and The State at Columbia | will pnbluh all contribution!. WILLIAM E. GONZALBS. , Sectv A Treaa. Woman's If odu men tCocnmlsalon, Columbia* o, 0,t April 7, i90v, ORDINANCE. To Kaleo Supplies For Ttie Fiscal Year Kndiug April 30th, 1910. (Special License) lie jt ordained hy 1 1?? Mayor and Alder* n?vQ of cho oily of Camden, H. C., and by the authority of tli? name : Hec, I. That tlito apeeiai licoime ordi nance adopted ty Die city council, on flit* ftlh day of April, 1001?, for the pre* ant tUoal yt-ur, and panned and ordained mi a ppedftl ordinance to ri\^t rnppliti for the fincul yfar ctid'ng April 80tli,ltfl0 That every person, firm or corporation, vn^mif l or intending 'to ing?g?i in any trade, liinim ^H vi probation hereinafter mentioned, v? It frill the limtln of the city of Camden, fihali fir.it obtain a license from the OJcrk ?nj Treamjrer, and all )!? c.en?ee herein mentioned ahall he now* -tranWiM'iihle and tor tliHJIjic'i year, if not otlierwiae apeciiiily provided. And all wn mini Kliail expire on April tfOtl), HMD. (ml may lie revoked al tin v' time ly I lie Mayor or city Council, Sec. 2. All Hcencca for (he year Krant ed under iIiih Ordinance. fchull <*on f Jiium in force until tlio .Will day of April next ?Ucocediotf (lie <!it I ?4 nf i?uue, and no 1? c.eiiHc:, excent a* pro for by limita tion, per diem or month, *hall lx' IfHUed for li-HW lime or rato than for omi year. Tho fity Clerk and Treasurer nlmH pro. Phto a proper form lo h* imjuert In each case. Sen. 3. Application* for liconcAB of nil kinds Hhuil I bo made to tho city (Merk ami Treasurer, ?n<l oil fi-ow for lume hIiiiII Ixi paid to him in advanOe. }*oi! 4. No peraon, firm or corporation Ati all be cngiged in, propecntu or carry on *ny btiainena, ore ti put ion or profan, mIoii. hereinafter mentioned, without firM receiving from th? Clerk and Tmamiror of Him city, a special licenatf therefor Any pumon or |>Mf coiporationn or uiiMM'iutuxm failing to secure such Hcriinh hIhiU on conviction he fl. cd not !?'?? than (f>i fi v.* <lolliirK nor more than (I'M) on" iniiidrt'd dollar# <jr iuipiisonuu-nt not nioro t hint. 30. day* in the discretion of tin* Ht carder. See. 6 Kor a Heenne to carry on any trail?-f ln?>ineHH or puofeMion hereinafter mentioned, ilut following miiiih ?hall be paid to th? city Treasurer ; Auctioneers, each per annum, $ 20 00 AueMone<>rH. ?*eh per day 6 00 Aj{? ncy, excursion agenta or otlicrwiho soliciting Malt* of ii? ? k < ? ? h Architects, Civil KngijicerB cftfh An?'iitH M-Iliitg or denling in patent ligh*", whether in SFT.rrS <>t fin f It u sTreel An?'nfH <?r dciiltTH in MupB, Po riodii-alfl, Bo^kfl ami oilier like urtie'es 62. jier.dny , per ve ?r A'utnmobilrH, hiiulfiH' pussf-n^ci n or ha^nago or u'litvJ lor ri'v?.' II tl ? ? , I I4< ?' I 5 ()() Hunk*, curl' *>'> 0'> Bakerhn. each fl (Kl Bread ilcalci'H. < ther than resi dent Imkcts, ? ai'n 5 00 Brick dealer*, t m li 10 00 lijli pu.'UiMrt, per :t it n ii 111 ouch 5 00 Hill p -nti rs, |ii.r 1 1 . i v . ? ach I (i() Bui l?i'i <??. for caoli d>air 2 00 I! irl> m.-> ? ai.li a (? I i I i> n i .i I ? ? h h i i* 1 ( 0 Hhu !<mih!!i shops willi njjn forge .'{ 00 Kucli 1 it i?<i)n.l form- 2 00 Hon r < 1 in t? limi?i m furnishing hoard ti turn- resident for a day /''? lotikj.-i , io oo Bidiuid, Pool <,r Bdgntelht taMe other t tin n fur private use, I'iU ll tllb||) J(| (,Q Bottling Works 10 oo Hooks and Stationery 5 oo Moot ."t Slii ii* hli(,|i, mm IihimI 2 00 K.ieh additional hand I 00 !*? i\\ I i ii ur ii 1 1 v, (or | ? u 1> I i?- pl.ij 10 00 Br ker in 1 1 < > 1 1 ? I r< , X>n,.9 Stocks alone ??r in connection with I'iiII1* ? ?r any ollii-r hushe-ns whether having oMice or not |0(KI Buil.iii,# I.o4ii A tH 'ii , local, lo 00 H it Ii Ajrontx. no i - r??.s i ?l ?? n t 25 00 Builders and Couiraciora. tak ing coot :? n' s l.-Hii than $ >00 5 00 I- 1 o ni 5w ? i.o 1000 10 00 Prom 1000 to .VHM) 15 00 Over. *>000 2') (H) Broker, Pawn or Money lenders 10 00 Bicycle h'epaim or Bent ing 5 00 Bicycle, dealers in or HgetilH, 10 00 < 'Hnyhs??*r? to contoi tnorn 10 00 (' >i?mii>si?u M i i chants 10(H) Oahimt Shops, making or repair iui; furniture 3 qo t'aiid v Mail 1 1 fa I urers, or <1 civl<*r8 ^ Oil t ho st root 6 00 Chiropoiint y /50 ' ,u rii-_'(>4 Buggy and wngon dealers alone ur in connection with other liuniness 10 00 Carriage, Huggy uml \V a^oti Agents to consumers 5 00 Clothing, second hand, whether in connection with any other business or not " 10 00 Carnival Shows per week 2oO 00 At discretion of the Mayor Circuses, at discretion of Mayor per day " 100 00 1 Coal or Coko dealers or Wood whether in connection with other business or not 10 00 ] Confectionary and Fruit dealers each stand f?00| Corn or Flour Mills, rach o00| Cotton Buyers ami Shippers, alone or In connection with otli er business It) (K) Cotton Seed < >il Mills, including 20 00 I ' i .Mod packers ami ginnors o 00 ('cttoii Fact. >ries, each 2o 00 Cotton Seed Buyers, non-resident *? oO 1>- nti>t. resident, per av.nuin oo Dentist, non-resident, per week ">00 Drug Stores; each 10 1)0 ] Dialers in Live Stock, transient, per week f, 00 l)e.i!er> in Millinery (Joods not p s i \ u i _r general merchandise 1 <U:t 11 ->i< , ?.;tc h 1(1 (HI | l)i ali i s in peddling goods around th cit y, prr day 2 .">0 | 1 "'i i in Soda Water and Coca ' oft peddling around the city per ? ,ji \ each " ) on l)eaiers in Junk, each liliHIi I bays, i tnnibuses, carriages, buggies, carts, truck y , wagons and hacks that haul for hire other than run by licensed sta bles, each horse * 3 00 Express < ompauies or agencies each for business done within the City of Camden with points within the State, and not in cluding any business done for the government of tho United States 50 00| hiectric Light Companion or Agencies, euch 50 00 I Klectriciuns taking contracts ' 5 00 1 Exhibitions outside of opera houf,o or upon street, in dis cretion of tho Mayor ? Feather Renovators 5 00 I Foundry or Machine Shop, each 5 00i Fortune Teller or astrologer, "ac,lb 10 00 1 r urnituro Dealers as Merchants each 10 00 1 Fish and Oyster dealers, alone or in connection with other business, each per month $2.00 per. annum _ 10 00 1 Fertiliser Dealers or Fertilisers and Advagg#., each 15 00 J Groceries, wholesale and i etui), f each 25 00 Crceu Crocer or Meat Market, Jaker* and repairs, 1Mb i 00 Uotels, raUM over *.< 00 per day 26 00 under (3 CM) per day 16 00 Horse or Mule traders. per wetk oo 1 1? s ? 1 1 iimu) Companies, J! re, for each company represented 60 00 Insurance Companies, each ac cident. Fidelity, (Juarantee, Liability or other like insu ranee companies 5 0J Insurance C-omptttiles, Life, for each company represented 10 (X) Insurance Companies each plate K'lais 6 oo Ipsqrance Companies, each Live st'>ck 6 oo Itinerants, as quack doctors or M>|liui{ patent medicines, each pri day #6 00; p#r wi;? k 10 00 Ice dealer retail aloneor In con nection with other business each 5 00 leu ManufacturerN 26 00 Ice ('ream haloon, tl?)t *' tit CfTU; ? ' nectlon with (filter business 6 00 Ic<? (/ream or fee Cream Cakes from cai t or box 2 60 Laundry, each 10 00 LuuudrioH or agents for latin* K/?/u 1IIWVA * y NU|f| each per month 15 00, 0 month* 126 00, per annum nmtmlths, each 40 00 2 60 dries located outside of the City of Camden, each 10 00 Lumber VardK, each 10 00 Lubricating and Illuminating oil companies, each . 25 00 Lawyers, Physicians or Chemist whether in linn or not, each fi 00 Luhor Agent 1 loooo Land, Loan Companies or agent* negotiating loans, each 10 00 Lightning Kod Agents 10 00 Machine Shops alone, each 5 00 Marble or Stone Yard 10(H) Merchant Tailor, alone, resident 10 00 Musical Instruments, ft oo Manufacturers of Cement or ar tificial Stone lilocks each ft I Mercantile agency Reporters each | 5 00 1 Menageries per day each WJ (K) Mills, Haw with Planer each 10 00 1 Mills, planing each 7 &0 Merchants, Stock, less than $100 I. ess than $6<>0 $ Ann less than % loon 1000 less than 2000 2000 less than 8000 3000 less than -1000 4000 less than f>0OO 6000 less than IOOO0 News papers, Dally News papers, Weekly JS>ws papers Mont hly Oculists or < JjiUiwHrit's transient 4ier_ntoirfii or fraction, each IVanut dealers a? a business each Peanut peddles or vender each Peanut sold on streets or stand Peddlers, itinerant, each.per u ty Piano and Organ tuners, or re pairers each per day $1 00, per . annum Printing oilier*, Job alone each photographers, resident. i>er milium Photographers, non-resident per Huniiin Plumbers, pipe-fillers each PaintShop House or Sign Painter taking contracts Pressing < 'lubs, each Real estate agencies and collec tors of rent or other claims, each 10 Kc*iden t Salesman or agent fur any 1 1 n ? i* r- a 1 1 1 ile house linn or curpnrjit ion cr business of any Kind whatsoever, each 10 00] lies i aura n t , each 10 00 1 Repair shops for Sewing Mil chi ios, Hiey.'len. ete, not pay ing general tnerchand ise li cense 6 00 | Railroad Ageneies, each for business done withing the City of Camden with points wit lung the State and not Including any business done for the government of the United States, eaeh 25 00 Skating Kinks, each 10 00 Slioot ing Galleries, eaeh 10 00| Sewing machine agents not paying general merchan dise i icense, ft 00 I Surveyors, each > ftoo| Soda Fount and Cigars, alone, f? 00 Stable, Livery feed aud Sales, each 2ft 00 Smbles, Sales public or private, alone or in connection with other business 10 00 Stallion or .Jack, on service G Oo Saddle horses, for hire by private parties, outside licensed stables, per horse 8 00 Salvage Sales by parties from other towns each per annum 100 00 Tailors, repairing and Dyers each S 00 Tinners, not paying general merchandise license, eaeh 6 00 Telephone Companies, each B0 00 Telegraph Companies or Agen cies. each tor business done within the City of Camden points within the State and not including any business done for the government^ the United States 25 00 Ten Pin Ally fur public play each ' 10 00 Undertaker, alone ir in con nection with other business 10 00 Watchmaker*, repairers of clocks ami jewelry each f> 0o Wheelwright s.iops ft 00 Wood Yard alone or in con nection with other business ft 00 Warehouses charging storage each ft 00 Sec. 6. The amount to be charged license for any other business, trade, profession or occupation, not herein specifically enumerated, shall be fixed by the Mayor and Clerk conjointly, but the said Mayor and Clerk shall have no authority to change or re duce the license feas herein fixed: Provided, that incase of short terms ll.uinses taken out In the latter part of the llseal year, the Mayor and Clerk may In their discretion reduce the license fee. See. 7. That all ordinances or part* of ordinances inconsistent herewith, be and the same are hereby repenled. Done and ratified in City Counoll at Camden, South Carolina, this 6th hay of April, A. D., 1000, and in the one hundreiT and thirty-third year of American Independence. F. M. ZKMP, Mayor. Ji J, QCvS?U!, i ? ... J We Like To Talk Quality When It Comes To Men's Clothing. ? J ' . i ' There is fiubstauciiil worth in High Art frabricS There is correct fashion in High Art styles There is lasting shape in High Art workmanship There is a guarantee with the High Art label There is money's worth in High Art prices These prices send a hurry-call to all value-seeking buyers! HIRSCH BROS & CO. THE BIO STORE. Economy And Thrift. Lonrn to live on a little Ichb than you uarn and you can fc r i easily l>iy up a rtwerve fund for future u?e. 'I'll iw is really ^ r (lie fiicret of fortune building, for it is really what one Haves and not what one mtkes that makes one rich. A HavingH account in thid bank will j>rove a great incentive to e cononiy and thrift Jt will help you to wave Home of your income each week or each month and you will receive 4 percent interest on your de 4 ponits, payable quarterly. TUB PHOT MM Ml. John T. Mackcy, CaHliier. 0, J. Shannon, Jr., President. COLUMBIA MUSICAL FES TIVAL Thursday and Friday, Ap ril 22-23 ?* r (THREE CONCERTS) SPECIAL BAILROAD- RATES The World's Famous Vocalists and Soloists and Royal Dresden Philhar monic Orchestra. First Tour in America. 65 Musicians, not includ ing Soloists. THE ARTISTS Mme. Jomelli Prima Donna Sop rano From Manhattan Opera House. Frederic Hastings, Baritone. Mme. Langendorff, Mezzo Soprano From Metropolitan Opera House. Franklin Lawson, Tenor. Grand Adult Chorus of '200 Voicos, Direction of Prof. Geo. S. Kittredge. Special Childrens' Choir of 200 Voices, Direc- . tion of Prof. W. G. Utermoehlon. Special Reservation lor Season Tickets Only Opens Thurs day, April 1, and will continue for several days. ' j PRICE OF SEASON TICKETS. V*' x Box Seats, $5 and $6; Orchestra, $5; Balcony, 5.00 4.00, 3.00; Gallery, 2.00. Mail Orders lilkd in order received Local checks must be drawn, with exchange, payablo to F. L. BROWN. Phone 309. Columbia Festival Ball Thurs. April 22. Base Ball ? Char-, leston vs Columbia. Other Attractions: ? Columbia Auto (.'tub Races Wed April 21. Tarrentella German Wed. April 21 A. D. KENNEDY. Headquarters For HARDWARE When in need of anything in the Hardware line call and see me. A. D. KENNEDY. " undertaking. CALLS ATTENDED ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT ESTVE. O. M?CREIGUT.