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41REAT JAFiNESB VICTORY
The expected has happened.
JThe Russian -Comrounder at one
4>f the ^eitiest fleets of %ich*r the
-woriAlias ever seen, has been
fast in the Straits of Jtorea by
the Japanese General, Togo,
ferith a fleet considerably inferior
An strength, tad been over
whelmingly defeated. The re
sults of the battle at this writing
{May 30th) chow Russian losses
.of (thirteen ships of war silnk,
.?six ships of war and two large
transports captured, three thou
sand men captured and an esti
mated death loss of two thousand.
The Japanosfe.arejttirsuingUie
flying Russian fleet, so it may be
that we will have other losses to
report. Ainbng the captives is
the second in command, General
^Nebogatoff. This is a most as
tounding victory. It is said that
when the Caar heard of the de
feat of his magnificent fleet, be
cried likeaclnld. Wellheitaight,
for its consequences are too far
reaching lo at preseut even
.speculate upon. Of one thing
.however it may be positively
.said. It sdte the Russians back
At least fifty years as a naval
war power and has proportion-'
Aitely advanced the JapUftese in'
Ahat arm of war. It also makes;
peucc a necessity,.ultimate peace
.ttt least. 'The immediate cessa
tion of ho.?tilititts is .improbable,
*>r even at an early day, Oen
eral vOwyama, of ifche Japanese
land forces will probably have
to give General Unev.teh of the
Russians .a .good thrashing be
fore the Russian .bear decides to
draw in his.claws. This, we be
lieve .will not take long as the
Japs will now tight with even
j^reater vigor,\Wl\ile the Russians
will naturally .Utt disheartened
And more easily defeated.
&VIIO \YlLh VWN, THIS PRESI
i>KNT ob conoiu:hh ?
At ite next session, Congress,
in botii its branches, luis a nico
Aot of work cut out for it. The
JPreskik'nt has clearly pointed
<out Uiat legislation alleviating
(the atrocious present railway
system aud the existing tariff
f&chedules must be enacted. He
|>ointe out that m -numbers of
instances, (protectetl poods are
.sold to our own peoplo at about
ithree.times their value, and are
shipped to foret^n countries and
Alispofted of at their rent value.
"The president is al*o after
trusts aiul combiues, so We may
safely tssume that his next mes
?auge toXfongress will be mighty
interesting reading. I Jut what
fjood will it do? There is 110
Question in our nvJttd that J'resi
dent Roosevelt ,is absolutely
(honest ia the position li-e has
ftaken, bufy will that tremendous
jttepublitun majority give hoed
Ao his warning words? We fear
#iot, as the fear of trusty com
tfbinattohs and corptirstions,
iiangs like a pall over the free
<consioience ?I that usfcjority.
"However, we sUaII see wliat we
jfthall jwc.
RATHER >\\|NFK?jCJJEf).
^Special to The State.
/Charleston, May 27.?As a
result (tf the publication of the
iiinnual .book, The Sphinx of the
jSouth UaroliAa Military acad
emy.. without first submitting
fclie book to the faculty for cen
sure and eevjewt ,a nutnl&Vof t he
?;adets litivft been .peiuerttod and
4here is talk of further jj?*iish
*nenft. The publication Contains
jrt number of little cracks at. Hxun
toer* of tfte faculty and it s* said
fllat tWs matter is subversive of
discipline.
action on the ,partof the
M'ty in conneotiuu witii the
jbXhto* wcowrreuoe strflres ft* as
Jbetag tttU'cr l<ir-feteli?xl. lioy* j
fcvHl be boy* llw? wwW owr, mtfl
JfcoKegd Voy* ave tv.ll'
tjf fun. "TJiat they, iju -tlus irt
fctance.departed from jtbo wsial
of suVinittin^ 4 heir year
Jbo6k to thejaeulty Jtalr tofcvlfcion
fceforeta publication does not
Appear to us to furnish sufficient
&au*e for de:neritlnff any of
AlmeffjCQlouru 3d, while tb? UUVc1
of farther pantthment ii abnotl
tttlljx Wa asadtae o| tooilhto that
the ti^oh of this Hbok atotftn
ftlemottt young wh? Wduld
A8t Wtfbnd tills rtuibiliUBk of
Myoirit by perpetrating in print I
any libellous canard on oke of
their Instructors. A college
president or professor is no
more than a man, and it is a very
poor sort of a man, irt our judge
ment who cannot accept grace
fully a good joke on himself. If
these people considered thai
?-heir dignity had been lowered
through the publication referr
ed to, it seemis to us that the
proper steps to Jiave taken
would have Wen to marshal I the
Students in a body, and adminis
tered a severe reprimand, with
promise of heavier punishment
should the offense bo repeated.
We have never been in favor of
crushing the spirit of youth, or
of checking it, unless the in
herent Spirit of fun In them des
cehds td license.
Society IfotCH.
In spite of Pluvius, who lias held us
under his sWay for the past Tew weeks,
quite n Ray party of young people
gathered oil last Friday night to wel
come Miss Carter at present the guest
of Miss Emily Carrisoh, and later on
to be entertained by Miss Margaret
Kldredge. Cards werb the amusement
of the evening and the darkness out
side made everything in the commo
dious home seem all the cheerier and
more delightful. Alter sevwrnl games
had been played choice refreshments
were served and the wee smih hours
found the guests still loath to leave, j
Misses Mary Villeplgue, Margaret Kl
dredge ahd Emily Carrisoti returned'
from St. Mary's College, at lialuigh on j
Thursday.
Mr. Melton O'N'eall Kennedy return
ed home from Clelnson on Saturday
having accepted a position with the
Westiughouse Co., of Pittsburgh, l'a.,
where he will report for duty on June
1st. We are glad and proud to hear
that Mr. Allison l>uMose has heaped
honors on liitu.ielf aft a speaker and has
been appointed to declaim on the pro
gram for commencement.
Miss Dean Lang and little Miss !?u
crclia Maker are paying a visit to Su
perintendent I,. T. Maker in Winus
boro.
The Home School which was carried
on so successfully by Misses Elizabeth
McDowell acid Miss Eleanor Godfrey
during the past eight months closed
on Friday last and the frorthy instruct
ors have spent their flrst days of free
dom at llagood as the guests of the
Misses Ellerbee.
Mrs. Alexander lleyward is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ,1.
Shannon, but XV?11 return to Columbia
on Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Dtito and family, of Char
lotte are the gm*?.ts of l>r. I>. L. l>e
Saufcsurc and lamlly.
Mhi. K. L. Mahtow and children
li ft oh Sunday night for a visit to
Philadelphia.
Mrs If. (?. Carrison and Mrs. A. I).
Kennedy left lor Orangeburg on Tues
day to represent Grac* Church, Cam
den, at tltf Missionary Convention.
A Disastrous Calamity.
It is a disastrous calamity,when voii
lose your health, because indigestion
and constipation have sapped it away.
Prompt relief can be had in Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They build up your
dlge?tive organ*, and cure headache,
diz/ineM, colic, constipation, etc.
fOiaranteed at F. \, Zeinp's drug
store; ?2w.? ?
Closing IC\orrises of (lie CuiiiiIhii
(irndt'd School.
vrho closing exorcises of the
Oftmden.Graded Schools will bo
livid at the Opera House on
Monday next, June f>, beginning
at 10 o'clock. Alter a prayer by
Kev. Mr. Herbert, the annual
report will be road by Supt.
Kennedy. Next the diplomas
will bo presented by a member
of the Board of Trustees to the
five graduates. After this es
says will be read by the two
pupils graduating with highest
ranks.
The oration of the occasion
will be delivered by Dr. Henry
Louis Smith, President of Da
vidson College, who will, at its
conclusion, award the .Trustees'
medal to the J^irst Honor gradu
ate. Mr. Smith has a great rep
utation as a j^fted speaker and
a literary treat is in store for
our people.
AfU?r this address*, the medal
fo.i IhO best published composit
ion uvUl be awarded by Dr. Ale
Cornell, of the Presbytofian
church, and the exercises will
conclude with a benediction by
Rev. W. 13. (Jordan.
?irtsic wili be furnished by
Miss Alberta Team.
<>n Wednesday evening, Jutie
7, the Timrod Literary Hocfoty
will givo its annvral public ex
hibition at the Opera House, be
ginning at ** P. Si. There will
be a preliminary contest hi
(leading, by Graminer ac.litol
pupils, after which will follow
the >P??b?te and Defamations of
the Timrod Society.
The ecerciafcs this year prom
ises to be bf mdre than nsuul
merit and interest.
Miss Flower nas kindly con
sented to sing. Two of her
songs will lie illustrated, at the
(teMldsloi of the exhibition* by
VUJnr bei|tll?l tableaux.
Toe prpgfam in full, for Ihe en
tdttfcinment will be published
in our ne&t isdtae. Reeerved
sedts will be on s41e at ttte bo*
o0be of thfc theatre, immediate
1? After the rooming execises on
Jtine &th, and later, at the store
of Dr. F. Leslie 25coq p.
The committee to award the
Comt>osition modal this year is
as follows: Dr. MbConnell, Mr.
L. T. Mills, Mrs. K. G. Whist
tier. V
The committee oil Reading,
Declamation and Debates have
not yet been announced.
Catch Notes?
Rain. More rain, more grass,
more rest, short crop.
Reduction of acreage. Great
sclicme. Unnecessary in this
section.
A crop of June corn on a lot
of that cotton planted land is in
order.
The Almighty has taken a
hand in this reduction business,
so look out. for fifteen cent cot-1
ton next fall for the compara
tively small crop that from pro- J
sent indications will be made.
We mah.e a specialty of writ
ing. advertisments, and display
ing them attractively. Look at
the advertising columns of The
People and let us do you like
wise.
The remarks concerning ad-j
vertisments do not apply merely ]
to this city but embrace mer
chants and business men of;
every towu and city into which
we go. Send us your rough
copy and we will polish it up.
send you a proof, and you can
put it in any paper you please.
State 3ize of ad.
Here's another thing you out
of the city people should remem
ber. We do as tine job printing
as can be done in any job office
in the South. Our prices are
remarkably reasonable. Send
us your orders for anything,
letter and note heads, envelopes,
bill heads, cards, circulars,
pain plots, and anything that can
be printed.
We rarely keep customers
waiting for their job work. It's
touch and go with us. Our wed,
diug and picnic invitations are
very popular. Try us.
Our hue of legal blanks have
met with universal favor this
season. They are simpler than
the old forms, and the lawyers
are Dgood enough to say that
they are equally binding. They
are cheap.
A year's paid subscription to
The People insures your life for
that period. We have lost buf
eleven subscribers by death in
sivteen months, everyone of
whom owed us for either past or
renewal subscription.
Later War News
London, Mny HO.-?According
to a dispatch received in Paris
from Vladivostok, Rojestvenslcy
has succeeded iu saving the rem
nants of his once magnificent
fleet. The dispatch states that
four Russian warships arrived
at Vladivostok as well as the
torpedo destroyer I? r a v i s.
Aboard the lira vis was Admiral
Rojestvettsky, dangero u s 1 y
wounded. The admiral is suf
fering from wounds received bv
the bursting of a shell. Ho was
taken to a hospital where his
condition was pronounced seri
ous. The protected cruiser Al
inaz is stated to be one of the
ships saved by the flight. A
dispatch from Shanghai reports
that a small converted cruiser
hus entered the harbor there.
FLAGSHIP WAS KI NK.
St. Petersburg, May 30.?A
semi-official statement was made
to a news agency today confirm
ing the rumor of the sinking of
the Kniaz SurarotT, the flagship
of Admiral Wojestvensky. lie
was rescued and taken aboard a
torpedo boat destroyer, on which
he arrived at Vladivostok.
YAK ION TO JAPANESE POUTS*
Washington, May !>(). An olli
cial telegram to the Japanese
legation this morning says four
Russian war vessels captuied by
us were brought safely to naval
ports on the ilOtli. ? Tlie Orel, a
battleship, was taken to thopor*.
of Maizura ; the Nicholai I, a
battleship, Ami the Aproxino
awd Senyavfne, coast defense
vassals, to Haabo.
SHOW 101) Til 10 WHITK Vt* AC!.
Kobe, May }}().- Thv? report
that a Russian cruiser had ar
rived olf Humda otl t ho coast of
Japan is'confirmed. The vessel
is disabled, and h;is 200 men
aboard, She displayed the white
flag. Members of the Japanese
lied ('ross society have gone on
board. Of her hundreds of Wus?
sians sailors many are badly
wounded And are coming ashore
at Yamagueln, near the scene of
the tight, 11\ small l>oats Or Cling
ing to wreckage.
MAY CALL AN A8SKMBI.Y.
Ht Petersburg. M^v 20. A
rumor is heard in nrttoy quarters
that the goWttitneat has decided
to hasten the feallirig of a tf|)re
sentfctive Insefably ak lmd been
agreed upon by the ministry in
order that the 4|neat-Ion Of end
ing the war may be submitted to
the assembly. |
trVino to irooL people.
St. Petersburg* May 30.?The
newspapers this morning, acting
Under the instructions of the
censor, express a hope for Rus
sia's success in fu&val operations
in the Far Bast* This methoi
of deceiving people' is not meet:
ing -with great sucdess, however.
News of the battle and of the
overwhelming defeat of Rojest
vensky's fleet is becoming shown
generally and the greatest alarm
exists. Revolutionists are doing
their best to circulate the news
{of the defeat and to turn the
situation to their own advan
tage. They declare Togo fought
and vanquished his foe in the
interest of Russian Constitution,
and that his success is a victory
for this cause. They make 110
effort to concoal their joy at tlio
outcome of the battle. There
are some signs that revolution
ists and terrorists as.ro preparing
to inaugurate a street demon
stration against the government,
but it is not likely they will suc
ceed in doiug so.
CZAii REPORTED OBDURATE.
Berlin, May 80th? ? Rcj?orts
from St. Petersburg today to
some extent dispel the hope
which has been expressed gen
erally that peace would follow
the Russian Naval disaster.
News which has been received
is to the effect that the czar is
determined to continue the strug
gle in the hope that jllie arinv
may eventually win a victory
which will retrieve previous
losses.
According to reports received j
Kussiyi may withdraw (.leneral !
Linovitchs army froth Manchu-1
ria, temporarily, perhaps even
forsaking Vladivostok. A mil
lion reinforcements will then be
sent to the frottt and alter Linr
vitch has reorganized this im
mense force the Japanese'
cau bo attacked and overwhelm
ed. The very fact that this
plan will require months for de
velopment will aid Russia, as
iJapan must become financially
| crippled before it could be car
ried out. The grand duke* are
said to be backing*!his plain and
are urging the czar to continue
the war. While dispatches from
St. Petersburg would seem to
indicate determination to contin
ue the war, little faith Is put in
these reports in some quarters.
It is believd Russia is only bluf
fing atld the tall* of war is mere
ly for the purpose of securing
better terms.?Columbia Record.
Election of Teachers.
On Juno ftth the Board of
Trustees of tlie Camden 0rudcd
Schools will elect a principal of
the Grammar School ? Salary
i^OO.OO or #70.00 per month ac
cording to experience aud quali.
tications.
At the same time two or more
assistant .teachers (Indies) will
be elected?salaries s3-) or ?5>I>.
Applications ri iv l?e sent to
II. M. Kennedy, Superintendent,
or to one of tho utuiersijrned.
T. J. Kirkland. Chairman.
C. W. Birchmore, Secretary.
H. G. Garrison,
Board of Trustees.
Look in Yo:w Mirror
bo von **t> ?parVllnrr cvp?, n fcpftltby,
ftklnva ?wcet uxj^r.. .?M?n find a ffrace
lul form t Thccc attrrn turi: tho r^ul*.
of good honlth. If thoy ?ro utj.vtit. tiiero
in nearly always aotito disorder of tn<? *1 ir
tinctly feminine orgnns iirorcnt. Health)
menatrunl orgaus mean neu.tU und I eauty
oVDiy whore.
JfcCMFg
? ^.
W/no tf ty&mluB_
moke* women beautiful and healthy.
-It strikes At tho root ??? nil their
trouble. There is no menntrudl dis
ordor, nche or pnin v.-hicli it Will rot
cure. It it for the budding pill, tho
busy wife and the matron approaching
the change of life. At every trying
crisis in a Woman's life it brings
health, strength and happitna*. It!
Costs f I,oo of medicine dealer#.
Pot advice in cases requiring r.pecial
directions, address, Riving symptoms,
"The Ladle*'Advisory 1 Jepartment,''
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
MRI. ROZKNA T.r."*7IS. of O nnr111f>,
any*I?"I **j truiit'l-'! .a moi.tiily
IntArv.ila with UrrtWo ?.iiin* In my lu'.vl jinl
back, but bava fatlro:> relieved by >Vu>a
i>f Cardial."
txm'f Tftlnrro mmI Smntic font Mi* A\.ny.
To quit tobfteco easily unit forever. be max
nntio, fti?! of life, n?rv<: uml Vl>.'or. taWe No-'i'O
llu. tbo wonder-wo: l:er, iliut inuUr* wenl< men
?tronjj. All anigtiistK, r/v or Ouroifiiart*;.'
feed ?1r>"j?let otm samolc free. A<b're?j|
%tw)tnc Kem? *y (,v . CIiI'hko or New Yo/it
Funeral of Mr. Mills*
The funeral tolrvices of Rev.
W. W. Mills at the Presbyterian
ehurch on last Thursday were
tfery largely attended, the spa*
clous ehurch being: crowded to
the aoors, numbers beidfe unable
td sec tire even standing room.
Thto funeral serttion was prcuch.\
ed by L>y. McConnell, the pastor
of the church. Reverend W. B.
Gordon, the Episcopal minister
delivered u feelinjr tribute to the
private worth, and eminent
christian character of the de
ceased.
Excursion ltutrn via Seaboard
Air Une Kiiilway tb th*
Following Points.
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fare plus ?1.00 for tho round*
trip, account meeting Mystic
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paying fee of ?1.00 same may
be extended until July 14th.
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count meeting G rand Lodge 1J.
P. O. Elks, one fare plus $1.00
for the round trip, Tickets on
sale July 8, 9 and 10th; final
limit July loth, liy depositing
ticket and paying fee of 50c
same may be extended until
August 4th.
Asbury Park, N. J., and re
turn, from Camden, ?23.40, ac
count meeting National Educa
tional Association. Tickets on
sale June 20th to July 2nd ; final
limit July 10th. Extension until
Aug. 551 st may be secured by de
positing ticket and paying fee of
f>0c.
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account Ctlristian Endeavor Con
vention, oue fare plus ?1.00.
Tickets on sale July 1st, to 4th
inclusive; Iinal limit July liitli.
Extension until July iilst. may
be secured by depositing ticket
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Wilmington, N. C., unci rotuni
account suiiiinor school Wrights
ville, N. C.? one fare phis 15c.
Tickets on sale June 11, 15 unci
17; linal limit June? 24ih.
Athens, On., unci return, nm>
fare* plus 25c for the round trip,
account summer vcllool. Tickets
on sale June 23rd to 2(?th ",nclu-l
sive and July 1st., Nth unci 1 T?11 i :|
final limit 15 days from date of
sale. Extension until Kept. 30th
may lie secured by depositing
ticket and pilymg fe? of 50c.
Nashville, Tenn., and return
one fart* plus 25c, account Pea*
body Snminer School. Tickets
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and July 5, 3, 4 : good returning
15 days from date of sale. Ex
tension until Sept. 30th by de
positing ticket and paying fee
of 50 cents.
Louisville, Ky.. and return,
from Camden si 2.10, account
Confederate Veterans' Reunion.
Tickets on sale June 10th to 13t.li
'inclusive. Extension until July
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positing ticket.
Atlanta, Ga., and return one
fare plus 25c, account meeting
Master Plumber*. Tickets on
sale from points beyond a radius
of 250 miles June 4th and 5th :
and from other points June 5th
and for trains scheduled to ar
rive Atlanta before noon Mav
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For full information call on
Seaboard Agents or write W.L.
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S ,C.
~ Read and acton our clubbing
offer. There's nothing like it.
We have on liumi a few copies
of The American Farmer which
we will hand out to such of our
subscribers and others who con
template subscribing. Yoil will
do us ?, favor by returning it al
ter reading so that others may
see it.
Son l.ost Mtrther.
"Consumption runs in our family,
ami through if. I lost my Mother,"
writes Mr. ft. I?. Heiil, of llafimmy,
Mi?. "For tin* past Hv?? years, bow
evi'r,??? t he slightest sitfii of a Cough
or Coltl, I have taken l>r. Kind's New
Discovery fort'ousumplion, which ha*
*?1 Veil me from serious luug irfltible."
His motljerV <kv4th whs a h:i<1 hxss for
Mr. Iteiil, hut he Icftl'iit'd that lung
| trouble must not he neglected, ami
| how to cure II, Quickest relief ami
t cure for conghs mill colds. Price f>(?c
J Sum! $l.0O; guaranteed at K. I,. Aein[>'?
drug store. Trial bottles free.
.No-Vo-linr for firty Ccntn.
On;ii'iii:ioeil tnliiicco liniilt etir?\ r.mUe* wi.it
tr.i'ii bluoil pure. Wc.fl. All
\VI NTIIROl* OOIiLEOE
Scholarship and Kiitrancc
I0> umlaut ions.
The examination for tin- award <?f vnennt
tf holnrshlps I?f Wlntlirop College nltd for
lite admission <*.f ii.i\v Miidont* wilt he held
at llifll'minly <'rtiirl Hniff on Friday. .Inly
7th, lit li ii. in. \ ppt l?-niitk must not lie h-s*
tItitit fifteen years of line. When scfrolnr*
ships urn vacated nfler July 7. Iliey wMI he
U*.?lirded to tllOfte lllllklllir tfce hl^heU llVcf
ntif til I Ills examination provided theyttu-fl
llie eondl'lons j;ov? mini; tftenward. Appli
cant.'*. for AeholHTshlps should write to I'fcst
dt'in .IoIiiihoh before the examination for
scliolnrdtlp application hlnnks.
Hi liolnivlilp* are worth II'*) and free tui
tion. The next session will np? n jiepteinher
lf*v>. For further Information hikI en Mi*
"lo^ne nililrvt n
I'll Ms. D. 11. JOIINKOS, Hook Ilill.H. r.
.")? lXto"-l:|
Tho Ono Day Cold Cure.
"olil In licad nml *?>.e tlimat cured by K<*f.
BK.tt'n d?Ki)lal(i I.axativc guiitim-, Ah <-a*y lo
??k(> ?? ciriittv. "t'WIdrdicry for ihrni."
News From tbe Great Chicago
Strike.
On? limn killed and another seriously injured by strikers
WHILE TRYING TO LOAD WILLSOK'S SODA FOUN
TAIN AND FIXTURES 011 cars at depot. A prompt rash
l>y the police made the attempt successful, and the goods
were shipped last week.
Thoy are expected to reach this point within
the next ten days*
Keep your eyes on this spare for news of other good things
AT
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ffor Xa&ies ant> (Bcntlemcn
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? ? ? at ? ? m
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Ladies Dross (ioods, Hosiery, I'nderwoar, Shoes,
Anyth
St root,
Anything else can ho found at"niy store oli Main
I carry also the finest line of men's hats,
shoes and clothing that can he found in the
citv. ..... .
When in want of anvtliinjr, including Furniture,
DON'T FAIL TO CALL ON ME. All my stock
is fresh, and cannot fail to please you. .
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Tha best laxativo tonic compound and internal ftntiseptic. Posi
tivoly euros Chronic Constipation, T.ndigestidn, Dyspepsia and
all Liver and Stomach Diseases. Thousand? of bottles sold in
Houth Carolina. Testimonials from home people upon applica
tion. One hottle will demonstrate that our claims aro true.
$nmplo bottle free.
GET WELL!
-FOR SALE BY
CAMDEN DRUG COMPANY
E. Schiadaressi,
FaiiGu Fruiterer and
Rcstauranteur.
Call and see me when
in need of anything in my
lino.
Foreign FriiiiMof All
Kind* a Specialty.
As cheap as the cheap
est, and cheaper than the
most. All fruit sold 1 >v me
guaranteed to he free from
Tarantulas and other nox
ious insects or reptiles.
Call on me when in need.
lMIONE 101.
Call on us,
"The People"
Jtcforc Pitrrhasf ny
LEGAL BLANKS
Elsewhere*
General
Repair Shop
I conduct a (icuoral Repair
Shop. ('an and do muku
your vehicle, nug?#yy. Waj.'or
Carriage or o'ber v*.hic.'* ??
jrood as row. Thm f>uO Al
moderate cost. A.I of my
work is turned out quickly
and neatly. Bring it in.
Shop almost 111 rear of
Hirsch Brothers and (>o's.
T. R. BROWN
f^Tce tuition. Wc rivc out ??r iinitf i*ic vhoi
hi every county in thr l. Wtiie ui?
's^os/tfons. *.
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I'vHrr ?'ato'tahle
vMSi/toni . . .
Will dote* lor tuMiot
or cm 11 (Icjif-it inuti' y in I'Miik
until ^ 111* ?;? I . M-ciiret. C?i
fort paid. No VHi.iVi'Mi.
ter ftt iinv limp < '|tn lot i*,ti
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BuslnuMM
(MSKVILIC, TINM., AID TIXAHKMM. ftXAS.
P<"?kkecplnif, oft hand, Tvpew rltlnf. elc
fhe ino?t thorough, *w\ /">C
iliooW of the kind In the world, ?ml the brt.
ht'-'in/vdone* in the South. "vlortwvl by Vnnk
u?, merchant*, miniver* fin i other*. Tom
?veek.? in l>ookkeeping witti m nre 1 t<
twelve weeka by t!?e old plan. J. I-. DrnuKhon
Pre*l<letit, i* nulhor of Drnnghon'.n new nyMcn
)f bookkeeping, "l>o?:ble Kntry. Mnde J'.ury." .
Heme ?tudy. We hafe prc^rfl for "lion*
tadv. book* on bookkeeping peumntiphip niK
laMihiml. Write fo? price lint 'Home 8t?xly."
Attract. "Pnor. 1>i< a r?i?io>??I learned book
teetHnij nt home front vonr ttook* while lir>ldin?
?V*<t?ioti nloht telcjfriph oi*Nt#r." C. K
Ltn'^iNowRr.u, Bookkcfpf ? fir r,*?rl?er tf I'ick*
H'M'U '?ie Orocer v Houtn C^Iohro III.
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