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*"? '-"? PUBUHHKD BVKRT K EI DAT W. Xj- MoDOWiJLt. lutes for contract advertising *111 be mn<. oouneed upoii applioationatthooihce EUr** ??? OrdltHrjr tr?D?i?nt *dTirLiBnn?nt?. flrat iaaertfon $1.00 per iqujr* ; eadh iato?<jueat in ?*rtion 60 cei.ta u?r eg tiara, Oldtuuriee clierwd for at eaiae r?U? *? ordinary ad v?r lining CAMDEN, ti C., AUftOH 3. 1911 I.J.JJ.J. .?111. IL. . '?fm"!* ? Sll. U .mil ? "? Mcihnoii Coll'^o | My m Htudetit] la nearly all the Urge colleges And universities of th? country tfc^re is Mti crg*niu*tioj) of the students J kuowu a* the Student Preas Associ ation. Them associations have ><w their purpose the publishing of the work aud plans of tho collcgea tl*ht may be of interest to the people of the State. The fad that Clemtoo Collego iu of vi?st Irnpoitanoo to the people of the State, and that th? ' people of the Slate haye little oppor tunity of really knowing of lie wo?k, hat led the a'udents to organlnzu Buch an associa'.lon. Its purpose is s to give to the people, through the medium of tbe Couuty papers, such information relating to the work of the College as may he cf general interest, and also such personal -r- news about the students aw may be of interest to their home communi ties. The Palmetto Literary Society hold Its annual celebration on the evening of February 22nd, In M? morial Hall. This day being a h:!. Jday, the exorcises wore unusally well atteofled, t.liere being about five hundred students and visitors present. The exercisso wore opened with prayer l y R*V. VV, H. Mills,af t<?r which the proaidlLg ofllcer, Mr. J. A. Goodwin. made a short address Of welcome. The following is the program: Deolaimers. VV, N. Hendecson HI airs, 8. C. Subject, "Tho Traitora Deathbed." T. C. Hadden Hodges, 8. C. Suject, "OurCountry.ItsPaet and Present." Orators. O. O. Dukes St. George, S. C. {subject, "The Influence of the Gos pel on Civilization." K. H. Joter Hantuck, 8. C. Subject, "The Glory of theConquor cd." Debate. Query.?Resolved: That mu nicipalities ia the United States should own and operate street rail ways, and plants, for supplying light and water. Affirmative. >y J. M. Workman, Mayoavllle, S. C. l!?( gutivf. H. T. Prosso! Lake City, S. C. The Deoluimer'q medal whs awarded to Mi. Hadden ftnd the orator's medal to Mr. Dukns. The debate had to be postponed on ac count of the s c!cn?s9 of M r. Prose^r! On Kebruaiy lit and 14 there was held a conference of eighteen nil-i nters of Grei nvllle, Anderson,Pick ens and Oconee counties for tu* purpose of discussing the problem* of the country church. The oci ftrence met at'the invitation cf I i?i college and tl.e members were en tertained in birracks. At the mem bers first meeting, acting Presiden Riggs delivered ua address of w..d come following which Prof. D. S. Harrow, director of the extension work department, spoke on "Im proved Agriculture Fundemenul to all Improvement in country life," und Mr. A. Smith followed this up with an address on "l'he rearing of live stock aa a Fundamental to this Improved Agi Iculture." At subeo quent meetings Pretf. Perkine, di rector of the Department of Agri culture, and Prof. Harrow spoke ou Improved agriculture aud suggested how minifiiers might aid iu that, iiu piov>ment. Dr. K. A. Hines of Seneca, .S 0., a;?o delivered an ac d'i'Rfc on "Atedieal inspection of public school children." All of tlo?a( meeting* wete open to stu (ient? and visitors. Tbo conference, recomendi-d to l!t*i Ministers -if the State that they r-irol) themselves with Secretary of tiiO South Carolina Experiment Sta tion 'd receive h 11 e t*i n h issued I y tlii; ('oliege and by the UnitcdStatos Department of Agriculture. Con ferecco requested the Hoard ofTrus t?*ea to consider the feasibility of s<- It lug apait >ne day of the Far mers' Institute next snmmer for the discussion of conditions of ru ral community and church life and that tho ministers be invited to at tend. The Campus is being very much improved by th? cement walks which are being laid between the barracks and principal buildings. This had been a much needed im provement, and adds greatly to both the beauty of the Campus and the comfort of the students. Seuaior Tillman They have been few scencs in tl.* senate more dramatic than that of Saturday, wh?n Stuntor Tillman ? Sank into his chair overcome by weakness and emotion, in the midst of his tribute to his dead colleagues ~ rtf ftot~new\o~those who know him iat under a rugged, setter lor! r bold and noooBTen-1 i the heart of a child. HdHSynBsraM Horded win TW4 - 8p?oUli? 'rh. 8wio.^v; ? Charleston, 27?lo tl*? |>-o bate courl today, Judgo O. C, B y an banded down bit deolslou io be now Umoui O'Neill will cm io which he decided tlfat M. C. O'N HI was in no lit mental condition, a > a result of mii at'.ack of psralyxls, to nuke the will of September 19, 19 )7, beque'.hing hie relate to T< M*?ul( fie Mordecal, who, according to tht ? is* timony, was giv*n the props ly with & declaration of trust, to hi* turned <?v r to the Coihett brnth re of N. w Yoik. Tim throwing out of the flor ^o> c*l will I?!h.v h of fore* the Mil of tfepU-in 5, 1907, which ma !? 1 d murxl Kdnliel and J. A- (/Com ell tbi> executor* providing other < is position of the property then ? at provided for in the M.ordecai w il. Pitlol Tot ng and Bravory Judge Heaae at Saluda a few d y? ago delivered 4 charge to the gri ud jury thai, should lie burned into he minda of every cltiaftu of Mid Hit te Ho traced to the prevalent pi<- ol toting habit in no it of the lawltaso -ss in the Stiito. In this oonneotion he aftid: "When h nihil puts a pistol in his hip pocket and goes out a oiong liIh fellows there was an > u dcrstandlng with himself deep dc vn in hi* heart t<> murder upon he ?IliihUfct provocation. In gutl ng at :be cause ol so many honlci o? in South Carolina be gave it as lis opinion'that nociety had a fp.se idea of courago and bravery. P b lic sentiment sometimes applat da the kilting o f "a man as an net of bravery when It should-cond^mi it in no uncertain ton"?. "The man of thy highest coup g? is the niau who cooquors hi ins If. Such an one in greater than tbe n an who tnketh a city." Florida?Cuba. Why not take a trip toFLOUI I ? A orCUBA? They have been broui ht within easy reach by the splen id Through Trim Servb-e of thn / T LAN VIC COAST LINK R A L ROAD. Writ" for illuntrai.ed bo-kit la, rates or any other inforn.ati n, which v/ill he cheerfully furnish d T. C. W H ITK, General l'jiBBonger Agent, W ilmingtoti, > . C Eggs For Hatching. Wlilti* \V y and ottos (Fish-Is Strain)-!:) for $1/25. j l'bont f>5 j mmW?r. .SoccosHors To GEO S. HAlCKEII & SON. We Manufacture Doors, Sash and Blim s, Columns and Baluste 8, Grilles and Gable Ori a uients, Screen Doors and Windows. We Deal I n Glare* Sa=?h Oord ai d Weights, Charleston, ? ? ? S. / ximsgsM fertilize h : r':tlr ''' Sf ->$??? >'? ? ' '?"*>?' ' '* hi''1*-1'')? 'V. "*'? fx? ?.-"'fV i "(iolWon ?)wc?* 8'8 3, > I ?*? l> ?( cotton *r?<( o?>ro f?rttffg#r ??rr | m OB lit* rotrket. Ciemion CoKftfe'w iiut ?o al y.-.in >n our 106*1 ?bowb 7.4M jn-r c?ut A u? WO&jft. Camden Oil Mill. TAX NOTICE. Ofliof of 'I rctimo" tCir V* (/Qivut I Cniatii'it. ft, C'., 27, 11>10. f Notice iH |t?rrl-v uiv-n tint tin1 ho l<* will )>i* opi'li for coll<" H ip Hint,*. ??'??? fv and ?>ohool iax*? fiosn October I". 11' 0, to Murch 1m, A jouaPy <>r i,ne ?cr cunt will })e on nil >fu?* ?' >p Id hy ftinurry 1st. jflll A y of 1 ffn |Hjr cent on all nil; i-< hy w--i> Ur, 1 f?. 1, A penalty of per <? -i t ,vill lif d ed on ali unpaid March Ht. 1911. T!?e iuIm per centum. f'>?" K?tHl vw county ib folio: M IU HUU'tnxos, f> 1-4 8?hool Ihi'.'M , K County tunes. \ 4 Hultroart luxe*. 1 t-4 Uovrl House Hoods, -4 Itoadrt, 2 Internet on IJrldKe Hoods, '"1 Total, 17 {-4 The following fp?;olal levies have b? $n made alao; M I1h Interest on School Hoi ds District No 1, Bpecial Fonool tax Dl*t. Wo. 1, !i i*4 " ?? " '? " 2, 1 -a >? n n n '4 2 >? ?> It ?? )? -rt 2 ?? >> >> u jo 2 i. >. , ,Jf' I " " " " 12, 2 " " " " 17, a ?' " " " iH, !3 " " " " " iJj, 2 " .. ,, ,, ? 22) y ?? ?. .? >i >> 2fj 2 " " 2 7, 6 " " " " 40, h ? .. 8 Th?> poll t^x $1 , road tax $2. AH information km to Lux en will be furnished upon application. 1). M. McGAHXirj,, , C<'U<iiy Treasurer I Real Estate. All paitieil hav.ng hoiiAr*?, lot? or c.< in try property ior saIa will pin #c write me at Lam a*L( >. i->. O , or sop 7 {r, L. A. Kirkland, ot(Vml<n. I'll lifit your pr ipi.T'^, p'lyertiso >1 f id sell same at h sm ?l! coi ujIxsiou?m. j? le no pay lr(;l< S.< I.."?. 00 ncr? i !> lnilon nonh <>f Oaind o >i\ Liberty ]Iili run..- tha K'r-;U> (I ?-|* e. Rentn for $MHI or ovjr. Pr >:?.? $6'n , 1475 acres? ( hp tntl.' north <>f I .o? tj Hi!>, known tl.e r< p'fo -jO'i a? es 111 cu tiVilli" t: wli ciw iviu or h of [ cot fit, ti'W ^ ii u[ ims >v' i h w it s w ; thlTH to Tllr init'i. n f. i ; >1 iimib id [CUtJii4n> I "f vr-,r)d. v> ts Ipriucipa'\?r n <1 ' !'???!.: s.sr'; I' rt ' lov? I, j.?'t l iliy irni i v i r. ;I.nII large h"(h of Jiu? *?u n'.e, t v*? ? ti. ? - < sites with many n itbo" on- i< li er, < in si>i lit. One 1a.-g?' M'-.'-h: ?t *? hou> n ul twelvi 2-. 0- and r>-r?"o< l-i.tn! h is plenty running vr.iter. 10 springs n a number of veils . n plm" I'i i-o 0. 2(j0'.) aoren 15 itiil?ev nr'-i ofJBe'i n .<>, fine sainl bill Inn 1?\? i v c e;ii< at ? "> tn aero, if taken up risjOi oil". This pr ?e will not HtHii'l wry i M p is t.l,if |* -rt is fit re lo go hiftlH,r--r.O;r?nivg it Is bringmg U) ify'/u-ft?a i-iitii ^i to make good f.ioii'-v. lft i;cre:j| J) K. Will! -.iff. :.t north e< of Cainden, fronts* Br- ul S'. on iv. t, Knig'it'n Hill road ? a :?..rtli, ?rd }. T. Little on the South; c <?fe in an ; 1 is a fine view, priee $36oC. 10 lots in north <J:m d >n, fronting >n Broad street, <10 i>ei fi.jut by 260 ? !?? p, nearly in front of Kirk wood Hotel. NTi e,: level and very dvsiridiie f..r iiouso.* >i; the best, of people. I). K. Williams 1 t: price $560 a lot. Nico 0 or 8 room h'<ii>t', on a li. n< re lot m north-east C'amden fronting on I n ion street and oth?r lauds t>f D. R \\ 1 limns iUf.t soutli of .loin Baykin, fm in r ly the K. 8. Mettles p.'.n-e. VTeiy ii si a bio for a truck or oiirv farm. ,?r. ;e *r?000 T. M. BELK, Ktai ButateAi t, Lancaster, S. O. L. A. KIKKLAND, Agoi>t it Oamd in. CAROLINA SPECIAL, High Class Electrically Lighted Train between CHARLESTON AND CINCdftNATi, via SOUTHERN RAILWAY. In connection wifb C, N. O. & T. P. Railway. Consisting of first class coicles, pullman drawing room sloe > ing car, pullman obS)rvation sleeping car ami dining car service. SOLID BETWEKN Charleston & Cincinnati On the following jonvenient pchedules: Wost bound No. 7 .... , , EaetbouuJ No 8 ?? Lv Chnrloston D.oo an Lv Cincinnati <> 3n p .n Lv SuromerviUe 9 38 a 11 L* Aa!i?*viUf> - ? ltv2{? r m Lv Colore bin 1 oo p 11 Ar Spartanburg . T. 1 4o p :u Lv Spnrhmbnrg 4 15 pit Ar Columbia v 4.45 p in Ar AHiioville 7.87 p >? Ar SununorviUc ; 8 o5 p ia ^ Ar Cincinnati lo.oo ?jr? Conn oo tin g at Cincinnati with ft irongb train* for. Chicago, CJerelauil Detroit, St. Paul, Seattle, I k Lonii ? r wrnmiwc, wtr j* ou We J i Xi? Assistant General ? Atlanta, As Mo**, ji We have on display in our She \ ' Department all the new styles i Ladies Oxfords and Ties. ? Call and see them, we shall begla to show them to you. May Manton Regina Regi WlvMtte Go* iwttiiipery> iwiwipen After spending some time in the northern markets, I have selected my Spring stock of Millinery, and according to New York and Paris fashions, my selection is the most beautiful that has yet been dis played. Everybody is cordially invited to inspect it. , MISS MATTIE GERALD. ARBWARE. TOO I MRS. HOUSJEWIFE. YOU WILL, FIND IN OUR STORE MAN .? THINGS FOR THE KITCHEN THAT WILL MAKE COOKING PLEASURE. YOU SPEND MORE TIME IN THE KITCHEN THA IN THE PARLOR. SO WHY NOT HAVE NICE THINGS FOR TH KITCHEN. TOO-A NICE R ANGE^ SHJPiY NEW POTS AND PAN AND SO ON? ^ WHEN YOU NEED HARDWARE-COMB TO THE SQUAR DEAL STORE. A. D. KENNEDY. SF IS * ' .. r ? c ? , ' , ' ? ' -v. ' '*?. f ojsa V! - * v* THE BOOH iVE hav2 everything "on taVii fashionably correct dr :ss, fi oit heel up and head down- -fro n skin out and to ?coi t in. 4 i Hig h-Art" Clothes"strike .twelve" ,osi Fashion's dial. They come in sheaves of wc met that twinkle with ne vn< S3 s nd crackle with 'snartness. Soft tan? ,bonnie blues and wi iso ne irrays in lots of sty les .md with a lot of style in sac i $i0.00 to $30.00 t * Hverj W ndow and coun ter htre cries, "Welcome!" Ju ;t )iie price?one just price. ^ H1RSCII BROS. & CO. 4 The Big Store." ... . , _ ; _ CamdefH-?Sffuth Carolina* |p? '? --- -l