The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 28, 1909, Image 2
PUBLISHED KVKKY KHiDAY
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Bcuiousu local*, 6 cunt* par line aauh >u*
Mr tie A*
(J%ndldHte?' Oardi lor County offlcaa
$6,00. Congre??ion?I $10.00,
On> ffno uc iunlionu w iU l?? puuli?h*i n hex
? ofiniorext to tba general pubito and
uot of a dftfftiaator y uuture. K? rc
?PouviltllUy will bo aaauiued for 0.4
?tows of corr?0pon(t?nt3.
ttftten for contract adverting &siUb? an
uounced upon application at tljeoU)c?
All fiotymunlcatloiiM addr?-> m I i" it*)#
paper miiat. f>o ?ccoiii|>ai>ib<l try tljetrut'
Juamu and addrcta 6l tiu* writer, in or
dar to iiiHUrv attention- jtnieol?:<i uis?n
nscriptn will not bo fetiirwi.
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CA>U)K,N. H. MAY 2t<. 1 ?01#
Without Apology.
TM# from tt ?? Columbia Kccnr',
although >? tJtl" n*tu ? "f H. fc,'"V
talk, has enough Bound troth ?'?<!
instruction In it to warrant tin repro
duction wilhont apologies, bays the
Winnsboro Ncwh & Herald :
"There are very few peoplo out
n'ulu of itio newspaper office* who
folly "appreciate how absolutely im
personal is the matter which appears
in the columns ot 'the paper#. A
good many people acem to believe
that the reports of ev nta, or ??^m
the ctSiforial commctt. is h matter m
persoru.'liy. and one unmet iiici h? ars
it ^reader remark! "I wonder \vh;it
the editor hue ?guinr<t bo and h f
Ah a maUer of f-ict, an ulitor has
nothing against any body ? o fur as
the columns of Ids paper are eoucei n
od. To him a man i? oi.lv an ol-Jen
to bo condemned if ho docs wr. i g.
or applauded it he dofs right, j
thero are Indeed lew iublaiiccB 1 1 .
Journalism where personal niii ^ >
enter into the articles which appear
in print, $feia extend# through the
paper, in its ei'^ry department.
The nowepaper buHiuesa is as im
personal natho profgHSMjn^ of rnedu
cine or Ihe occupation of undertaker.
The newspaper man "has it in
for nobody, unless there ia some eon
duct on the part of the man to call
lor exposure or denunciation, cxplo
itaiion or pppUubC. There are few
profuBbiuuu where fiouuTJ)endftlj??o i*
more liberally beetowed, whin h
ought to bo bestowed, than that
of the newspaper profession,'
'I ho WiiyH Of tint World.
The mule is stronger thun the,
man. Though the mule in htrongei
than the man, the ruan manages
the mule for his own purposes. He
pule a btldlo on him, and a saddle,
and rides on his bark. He puts
harness tundc if leather on the
mule, and by speaking to him and
giving him plenty of lieka, he in
ducts him to walk and pull a wa
gon while ihe man gets into the
wagon aud rides. Tim uiulu docs
much haid work, but all the money
gained by the mule's hard woik
the man uppropiBlea to himself
The mule li\eu roughly, in led in ^
trough and elceps oh the ground
on a 1 title straw. The man eats at
u tablo and sleep* in a warm hid.
The mule ia a useful animal lo the
man.
The farmer is b l r o n g e r than the
monopolist. Though the farmer ia
stronger than the monopolist, the
monopolist manages him for bin
own purpose. lie puts a bridle,
called loyalty to party, in hia
mouth, a saddle on his back, and
rides him where he wills. lie puts
harness made of prejudice t>n the
farmer, and hy making speeches to
him, and giving him plenty of taf
fy, induces him to walk and draw
a monopolist carriage.
The farmer dies miih hard
work, but the money gained b)
the farmer's work the monopolist
appropriates to himself. Tne farmer
has brccme poor and he lives
roughly on a mortgaged faim. an I
cats plain food from delft and tin
plates, and bleeps en a straw led.
The farmer is very useful lo lh?*
monopolist. ? Kx.
PRESENTS
DIAMONDS, .JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
STERLING SILWKU.
CU 1. (j I jA s s-,
ART-GOOtJSr
All new and absolutely beau
tiful goods. Come in whenev
er you liavo an opportunity
Remember we only handle
SOLID and GENUINE
GOODS. If not convenient to
oomt> in, send in your mail
order, which always has our
PERSONAL ATTENTION,
with a GUARANTEE TO
PLEASE. Always glad to
Bee you at "
SYLVAN BROS.,
Jewelers, Silversmiths And
Optieians, Corner Main &
Hampton Streets,
Columbia, S. 0#>
? -^"*^7 ? I ' ~
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We Have Been In Business For 22 Years And We Want You To Share Our Good Fortune. We Have Called
It Our "JUBILEE SALE" Because You Can't Help Feeling Jubilant Over The Bargains
We Have Partly Enumerated In This Advertisement.
- EVERYTHING! N OUR BIG STORE WILL BE UiMDERPRiCED.
This is The Exact And Splendid Moment For You To Get Your Many Warm Weather Needs Most Cheaply.
Our Sales Have the Peoples' Confidence, And They In Their Enthusiastic Appreciation " l oot Our Horn."
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Of which we bought while 1 lie manufacture were over'
stocked t hoy needed room and money and we got them at
our own price. I u ordvr to move thtfm quick, we will slaugh
ter them at the lollo wing prices during this j^roat annual sale: i
?1,000 \ ds Lonsdale Cambric at lOel
3,000 yds Sea Island, 1 yd wid-j. regular So value. at 1 1 - lit;
2,000 \ ds Shirting Prints ? American Print works'
best prints -sells always at 7c, sale price, yd. Ic;
1,250 yds Percale. '?(! in \vid?*, all new and stylish put
tcrns, regular 12 l-2c goods. sale price, the yd 7 1 2c;
1, 500 yds good Hitching. 1 ) <1 wide, soft tiui-li, cheap
al Si. vi ,J uhi hf price, l!.e vud ~>c
l,.*)OO^ds goud Cambric. 1 \d \\ uh ?. worth 10c, sale price 7 1-2
1.01)0 \ ih 1 "yd w idc Fiuil <>l the Loom and Androscog
gin ; ? I - achsn^, > il? ? pric ?. the \ d s 1 2 ? ? ,
l,o0O \(U.go. d Drc^.? t i i V i u 1 1 i : : . short lenghts, nil nice
and Ui at pal ktiih, u orl h 10c. sal" price, the \ d oe
( ?:io c!n < consisting <>t 2, ??()(> \ds A !? ( \ and (iood Luck
l)iess (ijii^ltams, ad tnw stripes a:.d solid colors, worth
12 1 -2c. ,1 uhi Ice price, t he ) d Nl-2oj
SHIRTS! SHIRTS!!
1 5 ? t y \ ? r.r M iri.. !. '?> .'ubi.tr is on
50,! Slum ni ~'u'
(li>0 Mi.: Is ui " ;
?100 Sulit* til *- r '
1 '* r s : . ' ' S S c
1 r>o Mi t-.o ui * 1 v%}
2 00 SliirlB Ht 1 1S
J unt received au iiatuenae lino of utw Negligee nliirts with collars ntLacheJ j
The vorjf lt?ing far liot weather. All will go in Ibid i
Palo at remarkably l'?w prices.
7?r>c ehi r t b for 48a
$1.25 shirt* at 88e ;
1.60 ?hirt* for 1 19
2.00 fthirt* for v 1 48
| ? PANTS! PANTS!!
I N*.)\v i.4 (lie limt) to Imy your pants while t'nin big Cut I* r i co sale is goiog on
! $1 00 Khaki punt 8 nt
I 1 f>0 Khaki pa ij t ^ at 95c
'J. (Mi pn.il tM at .1.19
panU fit 1.48
p ,i,m u t . 1.98
4 5?J punl t nt 2.98
5 'J i) :iti*l o U>> -3.98
Spcciai Prices on Our (ienuine Paiv
ama Hats for Both Ladies '
and (ients.
?'? (mi t< tiO an ! 7 *)?? Hat3, i i : 1 uoinii at tlrs h:i'o at 4 48
All S^ruw ILits formcilv h-M f r? . m 50c lo 31. all goin ; nt 25c
WHITE (iOGDS.
Jubilee Sale of Men's Clothing.
$30 00 Men's .Suit1* ul $19.98?.
25.00 and 27.50 suite nt 17.48
20 00 and 22.50 suits at " 14.98 - *;
16 50 nnd 18.50 suits &t 11.98
15 00 suits ftt 9.98 "
12.00 saits ftt 7.48
10 00 salts at * QO
Tjnpress. Bate op your IVilpd, ^hufsday pay 20th, |9Q9
HIBSCH BROTHERS d COMPANL