The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 02, 1909, Image 2
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Mrtioo.
Candidal*^' Oardt (or County officu
#4.(10. t'oujereeaionrt $10,00.
Communication* will \nt published wbeu
of iuLoruet to tbe general public and
Hot of ? defamatory nftture. No m>
VpOliaibility will bo aaaiiined lot tb*
Tlowi of correspondent#.
Bomckiptioh Kat*? :--One y ear , f 1 .60,
?is month*. 76 cent*: thro* month*, id
wnti. CSft
Bvru voi Anvtanaixe {?Ordinary
tranalent advertiuwcntH, firet maerlion
? 1 ?00 per aquara ; each tubaequebt in
?ertion 60 e#Dt| pf?r i(|Uir?,
Bttea for contract advertiainK will be an
oounoed upon application at the oflict
All communication!! bddr0**e<l to thin
paper m net be accompanied hy tbetru*
name and uddrciH of tbc writer, in <<r
dar to ineure attention. Rejected man
UfcriptH will not bo returned.
UftL.JJl ILL ?!??????? ? i.i j
OA M I>KN, 8. C , JIM Y 2, 1009
Wgagswae*? s' ? " " 1 1 - "?"?
He who unjuatly iuuh dovjn Ihm
competitor adrnita bia own inferior
ity.? Kx.
Au exchange says ; "A grett ef
fort Is being made by the newspaper
?lid Job piloting f r ? l?t n 1 1 y to force
Uncle Kam and K T, L*w*hG out of
Up- job printing business^ We <? h n ?
not ?ec for our lire* why the govern
meat wants a monopoly on tlitn
class of Irgitim ato business. It i.?* u
step towards imperialism. Whtti
- friihd Lawblie gels litis monopoly
v well on foot a bat will hi! tlu n d<?>
Give the classes free priuliug, we
suppose, and compel the masses to
mhke up enormous postal dificits
each j car. Wiry cunt ib?< post of
flco depart men I give the honebl
printer a "square deai?" Lofd
?knows be nerds It."
Did you ever ihlrk it.1 Suppose
rvfiy business m*n in the city
look as much inter* si in the up
building of a city ps the newspa
per man. lie. wnks f>,r railroads
m sr ufactoj it p, better roads
'churches, schools, good street", and
a hundred and one other things foi
the general good , hu urge**, pleads,
scolds and badgers. Imagine his
feeding s, tin u, when so;irj lum>,
straight- halted kind of- a fellow r?
proaches him beet use hi! don'i
boom things enough, and nine out.
of ten that sjiLne fellow h .n m-vi?r
paid one cent towards suppor tii.g i
thy paper, and llie paper lie read*!
wiih mar ked regularity ib c 1 1 b ?? i
borrowed from t:iu neighbor m
pickcd up from the counter iii tin
store! hI which be uades.
How II Looks to an Outsider, j
Kvcry visit we malic to Camden
reveals lo^ us additional possibilities
for the fu'.uro t? f that town if tin t'
were ouly utilized. I', is a my uteri
why the town, considering iio agi
and natural nd van t n * h, has not
reached much larger propyl lions.
It certainly appears to us that i'n
citizens are sleeping over 1 1 ? i r oj
portunilies. ? Kershaw ICra.
(iolden Words.
The following i? from btoih? ?
Knight, of i he H umbel g Heral
and the same may bo s*vid of Cnn?- [
den :
"Wc used in Bamberg mom to'.,
erance for ihu views of other". A
man is not necessarily a f.) .1 or .
rascal because be dotni.'i Iwipju i;
to think as jou d<>, utid he has j>.
as much right to an opinion r.n I
express thai opinion iih >.i,u
(It. would be well t.. i renum-Mi Tw
in tho approaching dispensar) e'.i c
tiOD . )"
Col. J 110 Haskell Dead
Col. Jno. C. Ila*k<dl d Inl ;.t ! >
homo in Columbia on SaUu l.iv, i
the 68tli year of his agr. C.?l. li s
koft liad a aplundi I record a* at' m
fedcrato soldier, Laving lo*t an
in the ecrvico. aud had beon prior!
y: 1
nent in slato politics for kcy rn
yoara? Col. llaskoll wan a native < j
Abbeville county. Ho. is Rurviv.d
by his wife aud three sons and ? n
daughter, also by several brotln rs
||x- .one of whom is Col. A. C. Hutk-l!,
of Columbia.
In the death of Col. Jno C Ha*Ue l
r, this State is bereft of anolher gail.m
- ? aon.who was evory inch the knight
\J soldier.
Clean Up The IVwn
continued rainy weather is
making favorable conditions for mos
qalto?...Dd tho doctors tell us that
P they ?? tho sourco of malaria Sao
" '4net? to nccespary to!
health of the community. No
premise* should hate anything on
them where stagnant water can coh
as a breeding ptaco for motqul.
. The town ehonld allow no
ant water in ditches or pnblio
Bt ttf town dtfinff the hot ,
Ee s ' - *
- ;m
Kl ' ??. _
?bftfcOfj |?t ?LuuM !.?*??
in*pcct?D of ?lt j?ft ti; i?4 h and
p)&e*a ?.f I (front id* or twice
$ ipouth ' Alf c.'l *- n? ?li?-uld be-i*
qnired to u?e inn* or u>we
tant itna iy. l <nio<? arij
in# from filth should *?el Ik? allowed
ilon Prohibition Work* iu North
< nrolina.
Kaltirfh, Jun?s v V Kltclltu,
in ? letter to K*v. W. H Oliver of
j-Flnrencf, *i. V . to rctponte to in
quiriea upon Vh* effcct of prohibi
lion in North < arolina, **}?: .
"Huainea* in Vtiii Siatr la a*
ttonnd ftn<1 progt<??'*e at in any ?d
Joining Stfttc*. Prohibition hua DM
demoralized labor. iv ia true i'iui
?oue negiuo*, adenine while iliu,
too, kk for thai, nr<* violating tb*
prohibitioo Uk, ?nd our court# aie
coriNtdutly l^ndlug the? to the
roada for H, Considering tbe pro
1Kb, tbe violation* arc not beyond
what prohibitionists expected. Th?
law is supported by public ?? nti merit
aud is ft gre-at benefit to the S'.ate,
though of Course tbtre Are man)
good cit'Y.fDb who opposed problbl*
tlon aud who mill b ?ubt it* tftlea
cy nod -wiadow. It in, however,
doubtless working ?*? will am! m*
satisfactorily in thin HtMe #h in ?n)
other. I*. lijiD ii''l wi rk. tl corrup
tion hud evil, though hi-ihU ni?r, have
ri5g9|/<-d to corf Option aiT'levil undei
I'. It nyver mud.' <i good n?t?n
u hud Jjt I* n:>V I r ?? tr lliut
?I ro nk?;n nekh lo corijeho ?>nd
prevalent itito before prohibition.
In my J s?/l w oh "i, ?. hen* is not k
cuiiiy i? the S uit; that ih spend
??i c* inuL'h money f Vr or <;o'u
luinipK a* morh whisk?y per
'?npHi ;;h brfn-.o prohibition.
Ttiric (ii fjot 1 1 1 o nlf*>h'e?t proha
? >i i'y. tht ih?* nr-xt Ir a?cl tl l?rt
will r< pt-'ul ih<< Uiv, I think thtj
prohibition amliuM ni, ih nc.Mndt r
and H?i'?f>g??r t'lfin Imm
Hfii'l {t So?
.Often I he < 1 1 j l o t in ?tn on th?! Inch
(j? tit af n c. biife.li w'ki m ?>.!{' n no pn
ta If of lj i ? a fir hotter
ChriQliuo than li p man o( pic-U:n
lion who occupied mi A-uien ^tat
fi"ii the pulpit A man'dt liri?iino
ily in bh'iwn liy Iuh d illy acta and
iioV h\ !ii ) S iiid'tj conduct. ~Ktl^e
-9
li -id N u ?% a.
Wjnthrop tJtUep.o
a C H OL A HhJH IP and ENTRA N C E
KX AMINATXON.
i'lif < x mii 1 1) til'-'in lor lite award o'
V actio I Sr.h?>l :u a'j i |H in Winlrop
College and for tin? adtrii*hion of
rit'W student h will *>" licld >'?
ff'on nty f'oiiit 1 l*??u? ??> on Ki'dn,
I July 2, til u. n:. A pplu:*nls n. usl
'?(? it lens than fi fvnit r ..rt < i f
V. hill S .linltUHt) i j)H t!0 V aCfUl t tifiC'f
. J ? i T v - they will be ft*aprit <1 to 1 1 1 > 8 i
i n h k i rj t< tin- hiyht'8* av<'tn<;? u?- this
f '-t '? i': i r- * 1 i " tt , pr v.d J th'.'V
c'indii i'Ti <;n vt r n i i' (/ t'i?: mt"u d
A ppiio 1 1? t H f''I S^l.wl ??! Mliijifl sh'Mild
write to I'.er.idri.t J oilmen b??f ?n
t ho, t*s Aii> > it hi ion fir Scli'dnruh; p ex
u '?> i j) h tin n blanks
Schol aihli rpa are worth #100 find
fiee luition. T ii o uf-xt Hiibaioii will
. open S.jiii in I to i ir>, I !i05). K??r fur
ther ibfur mi'iotj and cataligiM*. ad
drt:8? j'.'i B. 1). Ii. ,} oh !;m"Ii, Rock
Ihll, S.
Murage u 1 :i I ion Upheld By Hint s
Upon tin: nqiieat of thj: (Jeor^in
St.. if lUihoad C iinmibnioti, ^ptctui
A'torney ,Tani"??K Hitiea has pivoti
ii s n t rn s! i r j? < > | > i > . i- > n m loymd '.r.
? ( c enuipi linta made b\ tin travel-.
I !' ^ plihllC 'in to lln' (XidlUfi^t1 of
in - 1 ? i? ?? hurk i'imi pons for mijii^ht
? ukiiH n r :i : i .v -?y ajptiii s. Allor
a v IIi:un hold* ilutt thr railroads'
Miiuiati o for t he prtsfi.uiion ?nd
t x-liurK'! t;f C'Upone for mibju^c ia
i r- u 1 1 1 \ r?:? *i n it hit1. t
A ' '<>' i** v Him-nwaa a.?-ke 1 by the
i in i;. nt.inn to fuini-h no . ? | > 1 1) i o i >
?: ; -it \ ii<!i> < f a t- imtu'tn t::n ntr
I'Nl'i 'v j, .lUti.' 11 K l r, A llo 1|I?'I full*
i !?> i ? n i [ ? ' ) .villi itb regulation,
? > * | ? t ! 1 1 n ^ tin* rxihange of mileage
"I ? l J (>1H f I H ! lektil .
i\ \ t i m- > I ! i . < * t y h l lint carrier*
f pif.?i n *4 . i it in t\ ( juct from their
. I ;; VI \ ?llii'i 3 ftp, liOIStine r t f il frt i 11 ;? tn
.1
.. |'0 ) 'M1:: rt'iK n:.l?lc ie(i,n|i.i ioii?.
?I h?\ * .l.'.t li.< j ?t ? hv ul inilrpj^f
? >k it r n . . i?t- isn1 ?i l '?> '.polish! ? !>? ?
1. 1 ) >i " jitii i.' tiler t? in > n
? i ti tv t . ? i tin' i.il'nvwy rvi:tp:.i.y
?<? i : ; li> :n.!c ho\ On-: of
it iti mi ol l h*? oontr net is thut
; i Ms f i 1 1 1 1) 1 1 1 ? ?? II: i }?' (. I) ?( k S
VI I ti t hf lif.iiiirt d tin ' r-ti:i!t I X'iCpl
n'\ ttoti ngrnry paiti'H i t tvt Bln'ioit
?i};' r.en 8 n?<l open for tlio wale t>f
'.hi- I If.kctB.
I'lie p. u9idt?i?rr, b.t\;t A i-ii n r*>
Hiimh, ^ i h :i ri/tlocrd rit'e and he
j ia ^uuiid !?> llio terms of tlio t po
cinl -contrai l. He an) 8 in conolu
[alon Unit tin*, in r ?ut u?' m t tt t his nl
ieuJ > litt it Huixuiltftd to and appto
vi d by tliv SiAte Kailioid C >tntnid
slon. ? Atlanta .Journal, fttsy 8lb
1909.
Administiaioi's Notice.
Notice is hereby friven lo all errdi:or?,
if Any, ot ih? Kutnto of Mrs, Charl tto J.
jCanley. tli-eoisvil. lo present their dr
mauds duly at tinted as required
by law ; an.1 all Ir.debtetl to * he av.d do
eetsAi aro notified lo ntuk? payiminto
the undorfligned or to W. M- Shannon,
attorney ai Uw. ?
THOS. B. ANOltUM.
Administrator Eat. of Mrs Cb trlo.te A.
W. B. Dt'LOACH,
Attorney -Ai-Law,
OAMI>KN, 8. <J.
Notice, Teachers.
n?'. ? ?
To ?*c< t? >?<? )? t?r#, Hi#? Oounty
1 M-J.rd of K?1o< atlou hai Wf(liortoM
jpajweCi of l he luili'iO of tUoi# who at
j tend thO Kuu)in?r School n WoUuiil
Col! <$.'<< ?>i<1 do ? w>rk
? M?KmK, ?
ro. IM. K.I. K. Co.
j June 4' i?, J Vt/J.
Administiator's Notice.
Ma f of South Carol ion, J
County of Ker*h?w- f
All < rediloi? of the Kitau* of A. 11,
ChifWe.J?-v( &?ed,.are hereby noli/ltd to n il
4?r 'mi aeonlK of t)i<>ir c Uiiuh, duly at
tested; to th?? onderidKowl. And all par
fir* epdehted 10 *;wd e?tui? ? re notified
t<> duke prompt pay nifni to (he under
tinned (,i thur account*
V. H. W. CMKKK.
? AduooUjalrir
Ji}h> 11th. 10W,
lax Executions.
Under, itnd by virtu# of aundry t?*
e x Of u it ori ? in nut directed, I will proceed
tot>ell,JLiefo?p ili? Court llouaedoor in the
City uf Camden, on tb? flr^t Monday in
July, IDOW, during tl?e legal houra of
?ai<?, (lie following d??cribc4 property
to. wit ;
1 building two acree of,Jand hound
eti mi 1 1 j ?? N oi tli and Kant by T l5oy*
kin, .South and Went by llMttte of Cap
twin J:nne*. Levied upon and to bo Isold
hp thT' property of Albert William*.
~ Term- of Hale ? C;tnb
J. S. TUANTIIAM
K. K. <-'?
ion.- 18, l?0!i
Scholarship Kxiiiiiittution
Tbo I'ni vcr?iiy ol South Carolina of -
feiH Sebolandu|<8 in tlie l?< pflr? nmnl of
[ I'Mucation i < ? one you ujj tunn from oath
| C'niniy. lvu li Scholarship is worth $100
in money i?n 1 inarti iculation or
"tcnn ' l?*e
KmaniUialion will b<? held at County 1
a?"?t l-'li 1 1) A V, J C J[. V 'i Kxaniinnl ion |
for udmiVfct'Mi to tbo University will be
licit at tbo 8?uib timu.
Wiito for information t < ?
S ?*. Ml 1(311 KliL F'residenJ,
Columbia. S C
PRESENTS
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
W A TO I IKS,
STERLING SILVER.
CUT GLASS,
ART GOODS.
All new and absolutely beau
tiful f_roo<ls. CotiU! in whenev
er Vi.u llavo an njjport unity
Renumber wo only handle
SOLI D and GKNUIXEI
GOODS. If not con vcnient lo
(joint in, send in your mail
onVr, which always lias our
PERSONAL ATTEN TION,
with a GUARANTEE T0|
PLEASE. Always glad to
see you at
* SYLVAN BROS.,
Jewelers, Silversmiths And
Opticiiins, Corner Main &
Hampton Streets,
Columbia, S. C.
Notice of Special Election
For School Trustees
in District
No. 1
At I l.i' rec?nt session <? f l lu* LepisHtur* i
l!i-' foil <winy Aot providing for ihe ?*lt ?? - '
ten of Tni step* for School Distiiut N<?. 1
of K'rshaw County was passed:
See i. He it c.iaclMd 1 > y the (ienernl
Assembly of the Slate of South Carolina,
That from and sift*- r the approval of ? 1 1 5 f
Aft (here shall !>c. elected a biaiil of|
trustees "f School district No 1 of Ker
,-diaw eon My. incliulirv^ the town of ('hid
iUii. Said hoard to consist of three mem
bers us ihiW provided by law, \vh > shall
hr> 1 1 ii tt 1 1 It *'<1 electors r< sidinv in mud dis
lr:< t mi l 'shad hold otbee for tin* term of
two ye. its ? i ? 1 until tiuir mircos its lire
v Ircti'd mi I qualilied
Sic. 2. Tho election herein provided
/< -r nhall ho conducted by threu munaqeifl
to he n|>|xiinted hv the county board of
I .ducal ion <d Kershaw county, and only
the qualitied electors residing in' said dis
truU *h?ll he allowed to vote therein.
Said election to be governed hv tho same
rules and regulations ayatow piovided f<^r
general elections.
Sec H. Tho first election under the]
provisions of this act shall ho held on the
lirnt day of July, A I) 1909. and on the
first day of Juiy eyery two years there
after.
Sec. 4 Tho present hoard of trustees
of paid district shall continue in oftlce
until the first election to bo held under
this Act.
Se<\ 3. All Acls and parts of Acts in-]
consistent with this Act are lierebv re. ]
pealed,
In compliance with the above law no
tice is hereby qi ven that an election-will
be heid in School district No. 1 of Ker
shaw County, on Thursday, .Inly 1st,
11)00. for three (3) School Trustees to|
serve for Two Year* In sa4d District.
Polls open st 7 o'clock a, in,, and close
dvirp. m."
Candidates will file names with' Board
of Education at once.
The following manger* htvto been ap
pointed:
_ Camden Opcr* Honse? Fr-RtMell,
Sr., J. E. Alexander. G. S. Hlpgics.
I. J. McKKN'ZIK.
B. G. MURPHY,"
N. P. GRTTY8.
Bd. of Kd. K? r->h*w 0*
Cawdsn, 6. C., J?M 11, 1909. o
?- fc:
GOOO LOOKS! 1 GOOD WHAR!
tv. * 1 .
Double Satisfaction in
High Art Clothing
HIGH ART CLOTH I NO not only looks
right when you buy it, but stays
right after you wear it. it is
made of the best and purest
fabrics, selected by an able
corps of experts with infi=
nite care as to quality
and worth, so that the
fine tailoring which
is an inseperable
feature of High Art .
Clothing has a founda
tion upon which to abide.
When put to the test of ser
vice, it will keep its style and
shape ? that's . why we sell it.
The new Spring Models in Smart
Weaves and Exclusive Shades are
ready for your choosing.
You pay less here for the best than
for the not-so=good elsewhere.
* Prices $10.00 and up.
HIRSCH BROS & CO.
THE BIO STORE.
j vi*?'t Vm? ?iiiv? AJu Ajfj r< uj'lit, *iiul whiel) Iiuh been.
, , .i . qvcr :;o ye?rs, I. <* boruo tlio Kltfnatnrp cL'
-W _ uimI 1i;v ; been tiuulo tinder hb l?er .
SjP , / S0M.il i\ pervlHlou Klnce It* infamy.
( & icSWy' Allow se j <>i?o to deeply o you in thin,
A'.l (.'omit* i fVU-., Imitation* u'.ul *' Juat-ttK?irood#' arc hut
l tjK-rinvnti tt*t trilln ivlt!i ;' >ut cwtaiiger tlio health of
iuuu i:, i.i?a f i ibUeiw I^Npti ' viic? ng^iiuit lilxpurlineut*
What is CASTORI A
t ?' > ;< barm!; ??:? kii1>s( !?:it.o. for Castor OH, Pure*
&<ivj ?, . ; ; nil Sooihlnjr ! ? ;ii>s. it it) l*icuKant, It
< ?!ii liivs i Ovinia, Hat (ihhio lior ot her Nureotlo
a'i Ms uye is its ?ii<r M.tco* It destroy* Worm*
r r Vt i f. - Pinrrluna uml Wind
<\ . H \ . . 'J ' . 'r.in > Trouble*# curt:* CoiiHtiputbm
? ; ; iu . It ?:.j hit if at the Food, regulate* the
i, Li i. c%LJtu iv. U, /?ivb?.i b*-':i?(hy aud ntltirul sleep.
. . hxi iet i ' ?'? fllblUfer'a Friend.
?!UJf*E CASTOR I A always
S) Ik <1 X k) r.turo j>t
,,^y , ' , 'i ,. ,vn*x2*r+?~
y/ <(//
V / T, ??
V All
A i ? iit'iv'. > \'U liQji U i'\A3
. U?3 Fern Ovos" 30 Year*
T i- ** wuff.'iAV ctttcrr, ncw vopk c?tv.
A (jKAN I > OITOKTI.'NI IT TO SISK THE
Pacific Coast And S he Alaska-Yu
kon Exposition.
Tli ? best f.n ' rv.-f ?iv xp?-n4ive wiv to ?oe the Pacific Coast ?i nil Hie
C, -.-at \V< -ii ?:t ('?>?; i M,is suiuDif r, ii'wl t?ko in t li u Alaska Yukon Kxpo
eitino Mpc ih*< I 1-r. is to "f?o as \uu p'eaae, pay as \ou go, stay ur J??ng
ai Oc'ohi r if thii . it-hire. " W'i\ not h pp u ? 1 your own monej? Why
not plan y< ur own wip airl go in comfort, and when it suite you? This
may be doiu h v planiK-j'si \our trip ov<vr tlie Southern Railway in connec
tion wiM ?:n i:. 'i> i'l.i .! ; - ? r ' v leaving tlio Carolina1! -Inly 3rd, on tlio indi
vidual Ivxjfir-c 1'1-iu u'.uh will cont yn\ about half a* muohjiB-a fixed
t xpenbiM* i x< u-c'o't! tour j" v
"?>. ? Ju'y ;>ro, lloute ? -
* ? ?*! ihbi.ro lo Hirriimrt .Junotlmr'
lidtrunan .Junction to Danville, Ky.
Dw.viPp, kv.. to St Loula, Mo.
Si I.M.V- ?.j K iuitiu City, Mo.
K>m mis ("ity to Denver
Dtiiv.-r to Suit Luke City
S i ' Li.ki. City to L'iff AiigeloR.
i > T ; 1 1 ' 11 AILUO \ I) 11ATKS.
Ai ;. Tl>?l ? *r llmto SflioP-d Ai d Returning Via Any
? - Dt 1 Via I'or land. Seattle and San Frnnclseo or
? -i '? i^' Lc visij via Portland and Soattle. ' ?
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S.>al bi?
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(I rer r>*'l?oro
Durham
Spartanburir
Colum bin
( ).-anff<>barflf
( 1 r??i ti wood
Rock Hill
\ nd arson
R ni?
S'vl.r-l.uiy
t'tiarlo'lo
(t.-fr-ivvdlo
( 'hnr!? nton
N . wherry
Ch*. s'.c.'r
S u m tc r
$90 75
90 75
99 75
9G 05
99.75
97 45
98.35
99 75
$9 .). 7 ij
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90.75
97.4"?
OS 20
98 20
96 05
98.35
90 10
Rate* quoted from other points on r p; l <*n!ion. . : .
Tickets ,limite,d to October 31at. 10 )0. and p.'rwit eton oT?r? at nil
point s went of Chicago i " F ;??????< au -..a ? naily Lo September
29tb, 1909 I j ) ^'or round t r p riU\s 'o Jin 1 froui California quoted on ap?
piipation lic'foro eoiup'etiiiir arran^winents 'for your trip p;i/o us an .op
porlmi ly to tu'.k with you about th i dt tails of it, quoto you host rates
oid U'il you i.f tin; most iiitert-8Uii;5 points, <u , l the l).'ot and cheap at way
to soo diem
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D.vi>ion I>ft?Boi:jrer A'j^nt,
Charh'ston, S. C.
ANSWER IT HOKtSTL*
Are ilio Stat onmnts ofCnindon
Citi/.fDs Not More I{oiiai>l?'
Than Those of I' t tor St ran
gers.
This is a vital <(Me>t ion.
It is fraught with inlerc-t to Cn;mic!i,
1 1 permits of only one answer.
It cannot be ev:ule?l or i?<i>>ivd.
A Camden cJti/.-a speak* !n re :
Speaks f >r tin? wellaivof Cam I n.
A citizen's -tale:m*nt i- reliable.
An utter stranger's doubt-nil.
I Ionic prool i- the best prool .
William (i. Dodd, Do Kail)
Street, Camden, S. ('.. says: 1 J
have r.u hesitation in reco:n
mending Doan's Kidney Pills a*
I lenow ftom personal experience
that tlioy are a line remedy for
kidney trouble. For some time
I was bolliered a groat deal, es
pecially at night by too frequent
passages o.r the Wi-dnoy soure
lions which wero also highly
colored and contained a sedi
tnont. Backaches were present
a greater part of the time and
often accompanied by distress
ing pains in my Kidneys. Soe
ing Doan's Kidney Pills adver
tised, 1 procured a supply at
Zomp's drug storo and since
using them 1 have had no sign !
of my former complaint."
Stung For 1J> Years
by indigestion's pangs? trying ninny
doctors and $400.00 worth of medieine
In vnin, B. F, Ayscue, of Ingleaide,
at laat u?ed Dr. King's Sow
Life Pilld. and writes they wholly-!
oared hun. Vhej cure Constipation,!
Billiousness, Sick Headacli, Stomach,
I?iver, Kidney and Bowel troubles.
Mo at Camden Drug Company, F. M.
X?np * UiFmi, Fraooei L, Zeny.
Alone in Saw >1 111 at Miriniglil
u 1 1 in i ii (I I'u I or dampness, drafts, storms
or colli, W . ,J. Atkins worked as Night
V atcbman. at Manner Springs, Tenn.
Si< li exposure gave bim a severe cold.
1 1*. i L settled on Ins lui.gs.. At last lie -
h:id to give tip work, lie tried infliny
ri'iiu'ilifi but :i!l failed till be used l>r.
Kiug.V New Discovery. "After ubhijj .'_UZ
or:1 home," he writes, '1 went back
t<> v. jrk i'.s \\ ?? la- ever." .Severe
( ?!d'i, stubborn < "oughs, i nil a mod
tl mats anil s<>rv lungs, 11 ,Miimn'h;ige<?,
< ' : ? ? : i p and Whooping Cough get qtlickj* ??
rr'icf and prompt cure from this gloHv
oi.is medicine, ."sic and $1.00. Trial
!)??! tie free, guaranteed by Camden
I >:-ug Company , 1'. M. Zemp & l>e
I'.i.-s l'rancis I.. Zcmp.
lJioli Man's Gifts Are Poop
hftides t!n? : "1 want to go on record
assaying thai I regard ICIeclrio Blt
t< rs as one of the greatest gifts that
C >?l has made to woman,-'1 writes Aln?.
O. Hhinevault; of Vestal Ce.nt^r, ? ? ~
V., "lean never forget what It hits
ibme for me." This glorious m&IT
cino giv^s a woman' buoyant spirits,
vigor or body and jubilant health. It
qvirkly cures Nervousness, Slreplesa
"e?, Melancholy, lleadach??? Back
ache, Fainting and Dizzy Spt-ljs; soon
builds up the weak, ailing and sickly.
Try them, at Camden Drug.Com* ^
tinny, r \I A DaTnwi, Fmoois
I?. Zemp drug stores.
Lookhis One's Heat.
It's a woman's delight to look her
best but pimples, skin eruptions, sqres
siid boils rob life of joy. Listen!
I Hucklen's Arnica Salve cures then;
makes the skin . soft and velvety ,? It
Rloriiler, Ihe f.w. Cures Pimple?,
S?ire Kyes, Cold Sores, Cracked Lipa,
Chapped Hands. Try it. Infallible
for Piles. 26o at Camden Drug Com- .
l my. V. M. temp 6 DaPaaa,
Francis L. Zemp drug