The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 17, 1912, Image 2
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wiftach' may keep you awake Juat
aa ob*tinately aa an overfull one. la
M>la eaae, however, the anawer ia
esiay ? ? cup of hot irater dipped
alowly will generally do the dee*^
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ful by lattlni mentally excited latft
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mental e*';it.?ment a.ng?rr and tear
are the wwat. To Ho and fight
your enemy In your imagination la
a *ad rnf*u?e of the bJe?-ed dark'
num.
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their brain* at the end of the day
with a little light reading or wooth
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ibatft W. L MeitowtfL For fwtJMrj
| partteaSar* m? Mr NdUnzlft or ,
I Mr. M<Dow*ll
Vmr Kale. ?<
flood uikb ww with young calf,
; for sale cheap, Apply at Mite off
or to H- X. Bam**, RM I, Cam
| den, 8, C, 2U,
For Hale,
1 00 acres of land in W?at Wa*
? Urf<*, known a* Cantejr Utaad, 40
I au:r<r* o^m and under cultivation.
For apply to C. DuBo?e
& Co., Carnden, 8. C.
FfXAf, IHHCHAWiK. 9
Not nee \n hereby given that one
month from this date ? on Monday,
June Ifeth, 1912, the undersigned,
aa Guardian of Margaret Kldredge,
T?v!nla Eldrege, Dorothy Kldredge,
Barbara . Kldredge and Kstelle Kl
dredge, will make hl<? final return
as such Guardian and apply to the
Probate Cou ri of Kershaw County
for Letter* Dismlfcisory.
- <1. Hr YATK8, ?
Guardian.
Camden, H. C., May 10th, 1912.
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Jadge of Frobmtt tor
i?f0 ?l M*y, IIU,
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CVTATSOX.
8UI* of totUi CaroIlM,
C???tf of K*??k*w.
By W. L. McDowell, K*q<|k?, Pro-J
M? J?4f*
Uriifim Mrs. Mtiftt
?U to ne to gra*t h or Luimj
Of AdniaistratUw. of tibo ISMafo of
and effect* of J. B. Clybanp.
i TfcWPO are therefore- to cite and
?teodsk all and sfegaiartbe kin
dred Md creditor* of Um? said
/. B. Ctybara, tkat Uttfl
be and appear before no, 1* the ]
Court of Probate, to be lieM u
Cft?4eo, B. C'i- oe Max lltb, pext,
Spablication thereof, at eleven
rfc fa the forenoon ? to Show
*. if any they bare, yrhf the
?aid Administration should not be
granted.
r Given under my hand, thie 27th j
day of April, A. D., Iflt
V ^W, U McDOWJSM.:
Judge of Probate for KemhaiT Co.
Published In the Camdea Chroni
cle on the 3rd and 10th day* of]
May, 1*12.
ADMIXlHTBATOB'tt XOTICK.
All parties inde*>ted to the K?
?yfe of Mrs. Catherine Bo wen, de
ceased, are hereby notified to make!
immediate payment , to and all
parties, ir any, having claims again*
the said Kstate are reqaepged to
present the same duly attested.
C. B. Mettles,
Administrator.
May 2, If 12. . ^
PRINTING
The Proof of
. Good Service
is Steady Growth.
The Chronicle
"IVnwUuu of tmokiag caiae 119
; early la oar fwUf. Lawrence hu *A
wty? bwn greatly attracted by wbat
be consider* mealy accomplishments.
If ke bad been brought up in a Part
tea a$a?oepbere, be woold bare sown
?a. abundant crop of wild oats ? so
great0 to blm Is the glamour of the
forbidden tldaf. If H savors of fs*b
Ion or Itmiry, H becomes almost far
resistible. '
"lie wss only fourteen when we no
ticed a suggestion of cigarette smoke
about blm.
* 'Hire you been smoking, my
boy?* bty father asked In a tone un
suggestlre of rebuke. Lawrence ad
mitted tbat be bad. *1 should be sorry
If it stopped your growth or Injured
your heart, so that you could not go
In for athletics at college,' bis father
went on la a casual tone. 'I would
ratbpr you did not, If you do care
Very much about It. I will glre each
of you boys $100 If you will not smoke
untU you are twenty-one. Think It
oTer for a few Vlays. If you decide
.that you prefer to smoke, and If, after
'you hare had a talk with the doctor,
you are not afraid of wbat it may do
to yoti, your mother will And a place
for you to smoke.'
"A few words from our doctor treat
ing tbe matter from a scientific point
of view, helped Lawrence to - decide
.that be would take the 9100. Tbo
pother boys decided as be did; this
ended it."? Woman's Home Com
panion.
Dogfish.
A fisherman. from Montauk Point
was telling: bis friends of catching a
hugd dogfish that bad a most abnor
mal skull. The angler operated on bis
ugly and worthless catch, and found
111 the skull all that was left of a
once strong rubber band. Evidently
| when that big dogfish was little some
angler -who had rigged up for ood or
other bottom fish had caught the dog
around Its gills and turned it loose,
expecting the tortured thing to die.
That recalled the story of how some
fishermen not so gentle and ( humane
as the ruling angler treat the poor
but pestiferous dogfishes when they
are caught. Generally there Is an
empty beer bottle handy, and this la
tightly corked and tied to the tall of
the fish, which is thrown back into
the sea. It goes to the bottom, of
.course, but the steady pull of that air
'filled bottle finally proves too much
for, Its strength, and it . oomes wig
gling up, tail first, only to go down
again and repeat the performance un
til the wretched thing dies. Fre
quently, when there is no beer bottle
to be had, a piece of wood will do just
as well, or just as HI.
ft.. Character's Commercial Value.
oV Character has commercial value
and sometimes men are honest ac
cording to law solely because it is
politic, or polite, according to social
requirements because It pays. But the
honetoty and courtesy of such men
Nil* riot"Tlrtu*s. They are handmaid*
ens of oovetousness. They contribute
' frothing to selfrrespect." They haVe
,flo- moral content, and serve only to
rityd In bolstering up a vicious char
acteristic. However, it .iff a tribute
to the klngilness of character that,
either for Its market value or be*
cause of Its Inherent worth, men
clothe themselves ln\lts appearance
when they do not seek the substance,
I ?Prom "The Sixth Sense," by
I Charles H. Brent
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Hoping for the Worst. ?
(won doesn't like yoi* : X
kdn't suspected that. Wbmfv
ytw think b? doesn't like met"
1 "IvhearA him iAhin? the other
[ that' you would bv.y ArEerdJrtane;
* im em wore) -~Do |W kctp ca?
ftTft hair Ir? in?
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4omm liom tomUm 4mt ?? ordwd for
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for?
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OH I THE CONSEQUENCE*
- .
Joseph ? I'm going to speak to your
father tit is week.
Jeacie ? Before you do it won't you
hare your accident policy made In my
favor?
? - ? - ?*&?? -
Very Probable- 1 1
No doubt the .
Lord h<UM a quitter.
And also the . Ij
Promiscuous i|wt??? . 1 1
When the Lights Are Out.
"Do you ever talk back to your
wife?" ?
"Yes. there are occasions when I
don't dare not to." /
"Indeed!"
"Otherwise she might think I'd
gone asleep.' ? -.1 ?
? . ?
Esthetic- Beast.
"Here is an account of a highly ar
tistic performance." - * '
"Please let me have the particu
lars." 4 ' * .
"A goat devoured ten sheets of
music belonging to a poor professor,
and didn't miss a note."
Classification.
"What la your idea of a .musical
comedy?"
"It is usually a form of entertain
ment," replied Mr. Hibrow, "in which
the music and the comedy are less
Important than the costumes."
A Strong Hint.
"There Is one good suggestion
which Samson in his last performance
gave all other performers. "
"What was that?"
"When he brought down the house,
he did not attempt an encore."
HE FELT BAD.
Sunday-school Teacher ? Now, chll
dren, you must love and obey your
parents. Just think how you'd feel
If you had no father.
Willie (who was licked that morn
ing) ? I'd feel a dern sight better than
I feel now.
O
r Poop Fellow.
Ho goes into a restaurant^
With corrugated brow;
And though he doesn't like to bapt,
* He's on a diet now.
t ; ?
A Reel Sport.
She ? And don't you go In for sport
of any kind? ~~'X
yaaa, don't yer know. Vw**
iw ? passionately fond of dominoes.
*" rerybody's Weekly.
I "How is it I never hear you spsak ct ?
ft your old college dayi;?"
"Well, the college I wer.t to v iil . t
h?ve a very good too; ball
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