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local flfoatter. First Excimlon of the 8Caaoa, June 1st, to Columbia uud Return T& Cents. The Seaboard Air Line Ry. will on Thursday, June 1st, sell round trip tickets to Columoia, 8. C. at rate of $0.75 from Cam den, S. C., with correspondingly low rates from other (Mints. Tickets will be good only on spe cial train leaving Camden at 10.40 a. m., arriving* at Columbia at 11.45 a ra.; returning: special train will leaVe Columbia at 7.30 p. m. June 1st, 1005. , Among the special attractions at Columbia on June 1st will be the baseball game between Co lumbia and Charlestotfs's pro fessional teams, and a good game is assured on account of the rivalry between these South Carolina cities. Sid Sitiith will catch for Charleston. For further information call on yonr nearest Seaboard agent, or write W. L. Burroughs, T. P. A., Columbia, S. C. Attention U. 1>. C. The Daughters of the Confed eracy, the John D. Keunedj' Chapter will meet with Mrs, Val Jordonon Monday, June 5th, at half past eight o'clock p. m. The annual election of officers will be held. Attention Kershaw Guards. The members of this company are hereby notified that tempo rarily they have escaped decapi tation, they having be?ii retain ed in the service. A meeting on June 10th for the election of all oQicers from Colonel to Lieuten ant. is the next in order. Turn oil all of you who can. Distressing Accident near lie. th line. About oue O'clock Sunday night, or, rather, Monday morn ing, Mr. Tom McL<auren who lives near Bethuue was struck and instantly killed by the South bound Seaboard passen ger train, just over the Cnester Held couuty line, It seems that lio was sleepiug on the tire of th<& road with nis head resting on-his hand, as his head wus crushed iu, and the hand man gled. Further particulars are meagre,'excepting that Hon. M. L. Smith was promptly wired to ut|iend the jary of inquest. Ttijs, owing to the difficulty in locating the Chesterfield coroner nad not been held up to early Mouday morning, ana we areiu formea that the body was buried at 10 o'clock of that date. Cure Cold in Hdatf. Kermott* ChocolntrK Laxative Quinine. ca?> to take and quick. to cure cold iu bead und sora throat. Lost. One George Parker Fountain Pen between April 20 aud 25th. Reward if returned to this office. ??I thank tho Lord!" crietl Jlannah IMnnt. of 1/lttle Hock. Ark.Jj>4for tlte relief I pit from Jltick len's Arnica Salve. It meetl my fear ftil rmillion wires, winch nothing else would Ileal, and from which I had suf fered foj I. ,,ear?." It Is a marvelous healer for ruts, hums and wounds. Guaranteed at I1'. I.. Zemfi'ii drug ulore; lift(5. Notice. Notice is hereby ven that no claims against the county for work on the roads or bridges os the county will he approved unless the work was author ized by a member of the board, author izing the work must approve tho claim be I ore it i* presented to the Hoard. <1. M, Howell, County Supervisor. 'Zerap's Specials' THE DOMESTIC CIGAR THAT SATISFIES 5 Cents. Large lot on hand just long unough to be well seasoned. # ? # # # If your are not satisfied with tho cigars you are now strik ing, just try one of these and he convinced that \ve sell the HEST 5 ct. CIGAR IN THE CITY J AT PER ?Messrs. WUUoo. <W. J.) Geddings, I. Wolfe and A. R. Mum returned from Columbia on Sunday nigkt. ?Mr. A. B. Young of J)eKalb ?petit several days with us last week, eu route to Oraugebifrg county. ?Mr. R. Herbert Young spent 8undaj in Columbia. Cause unknown. \ ?Our foreman, W. A. Jr., is somewhat indisposod with an at tack of bilious fever. He is be ing attended by Dr. S. P. Brus ington. ?The loss to Mr. C. S. Nich son of Bethune of his residence by fire the early part of last week is regretted. We have not as certained the amount of itisur ance, if any, that was carried on the property. ?The severe illness of Mr. Sumter Rhame, Jr., is much re gretted. He has un attack of typhoid fever. We wish him a speedy recovery. ?Mr. A. C. Somers, the ex pert harness maker has returned from his annual outing at Wades boro, and will be pleased to serve you at his place next Geo T. Little's. ?Mr. T. S. Myers has moved to a roomier cottage on LaFay cttc Aveuue than the one form erly occupied by himself and family. ?We had the pleasuro of go ing over a portion of Mr. W. E, Arledge's crop this week. It is clean, rather small for the sea son, but is away above the average. ?Rev. C. P. T. White, editor of the Rock Hill Messenger, (colored) called on us this week. Rev. White is on<* of the braini est colored odilors in the South, and his motto is ?'Peace between the races." ?Mr. M. Baruch while out boating lasf. week, met with a rather serious accident. Iu changing his paddle from one hand to the other, he struck him self a severo blow on the temple and badly injured oue eve. The injury to the eye was of such a naturo that his physician sent him to Columbia for treatment by a specialist/ Wo hope 110 gravo results will endue from the accident. A Fine Opportunity for a Youtifr Man. The South Carolina College offers scholarships irt the Nor mal Department to two young men from each county. Each scholarship is worth $40 in fnon ey, besides remission of $40 tuition and $18 matriculation or "term" fee. The money is paid at the rate of $5 a month for eight months, to assist in meet ing the necessary living ex penses. Examination will be held Fri day, .Inly 7th, before the County Board of Education. Applicants should bo at least 11) years of age, and preferably teachers Write President Benjamin Sloan. South Carolina College Columbia, H. C., for blank 011 Which to apply before July 7. The On? Day Cold Curo. For colli* un<1 nore tlirunt 11* Kci inott'R CtiocO iatct (Juiniiic. Jlnnily taken a* caudj Hud <ju<?kly litre. KISAL KSTATH liOUUHT, 8<>LI> AND LISTK1>. Wo are in position to buy, soil or list your real estate to the best advantage of all concerned. Any personal property such as old furniture can also be placed with me for sale with good re sults. Send in Vour want and Sales notices, tf The People can't help you out of trouble, 110 man can. Money To Loan On improved farm land* mi Krr.?1niw County. Oil loan* up to $1,000, N per c?*nt. On .?hui? over t lint nmotmt 7 per rent. No con million.* charged. L. A. Wittko\v.?ky, <*Aindeii, s. ('. or ('. I.. Winkler, ?15 ftrondwny. New York. 0. W. CROSBY'S POPULAR ICE HOUSE is now open for the full season. The locution of it is well known, iust in rear of Mr. W. Geiaen* heimer's furniture store on Main Street. FREE DELIVERY Twice u day, morning and even ing. One Deliveky on Si-n PAYS IN THE MOItNINO. The Ire House will be open on Sun days from 7 o'clock A. M. to 12 o'clock P. M. Prompt service will be given. Your patronage respectfully solicited. G. W. CROSBY. BREVITIES. ?Those who are failing to take advantage of our clubbing offer are simulv standing in their own light. The American Farmer is one of the very best farm and home magazines pub lished, and when you can get it for nothing, why don't you do it? ?Don't forget that we have an almost complete line of Legal Blanks. ?TO RENT?To rent on Main street, ground floor, a splendid office room. Suitable for either lawyer or physician. Well ven tilated and lighted. Apply at this office. ?The interesting letters from Mt. Zion. Bethune, Kershaw, Curcton Mill und elsewhere, were unavoidably omitted this week for liick of sjMice. Nit. We didn't get them. Why? ?Steel Ranges at all prices at Gcisenheimers. ?Remember, we still want the two female squirrels, either cat or fox, but fox preferred as ad vertised in several issues. ?30 only of the "Old Folks" Ribles left, sent 011 receipt of ?1.00. Be in time. Address H. W. Finlayson, 45G Broadway, New York. N. Y. ?Note the several excusiou offers of the Seuboard as pub lished in this issue. If we were in funds, we would like to take in some of tliein ourselves. As it is, we will stay at home and nurse The People. ?That office room lias not yet been rented. A line location for the right man. ?The recent repeated alarms of lire caused consideaaole au&i ety to tha resideuts of Ward 2. They grew principally out of a persistent cotton lire at. the Sea board freight depot. The dam age caused by tlrose fires is 1111 known, but^we suppose that it iscovered by insurance. ?Coffins, cheaper than the cheapest at Geisenheimer's -?While we liaye nothing ab solutely authentic in the prem ises, we are informed that pre parations are being made for clearing off the grouud site for a hundred room tourist hotel at the Davis Hill gold mine in West Wuteree. The Davis Ilill mine is one t>f great promise, and with the presence of several pushing spring in the immediate vicinity of absoluly pure water, it seems to us that a hotel there should pity. ?Merchants wanting a win ning. money making assortment Embroideries, should write to H. W. Finlavson, 450 Broadway, New YoMc, N. Y. Man's Unreasonableness is often as great as woman'*, lint 'l'hos. S. Austin, Mgr. of tin* "Repub lican," of Leavenworth, Iml., was not unreasonable. when he refused to al low the doctors to operate on hit) wife, for female trouble, "Instead,*' he says, "we concluded to try Kleetrir Hitters. My wife was then so sick, she could hardly leave her brd.atid five |.*>] physi [eiaos had failed to relieve her. After taking Kleetrie Hitters, she was per fectly cured, and can now perform all her housch dd duties." Guaranteed by F. L, Zeinp druggist, price "?0c'. Ovrlworked | K I l> N K Y S Murray's llucliu, (lift mxl .Juni per is prescribed and endorsed l>y eminent physician*. It cures when all else fails. Prevents Kidney Dis ease, Dropsy, Kright's Disease, etc. At all dnijj stores. S l.OO a Bottle. < >r Direct from TIIK 3IUHKAY DIU'G i'O. Columbia, S. !'? Eiluriitn Yonr Itowrl* Willi ('imrnrriii. Cnmly ('iitliiirtlc, cure ronstl pulton lorevt'r lie lfC.C.O fntl. i1rnirel?i? refund ??!???????? KILL THK COUCH AND CURE the lungs WITH Dr. King's Nsw Discovery /consumption f>ric? FOR I OUGHSand 50o4$1.00 V0L0S Fr*? Trial. Surest and Uuickust Cure for all THROAT and LUNO TROUB LES, or MONEY BACK. o 'CJ ? ?oi?U|?|??^ Spiff " 'm*oi ivind omiiwiu.uo;) uavaio) '9tf}id uMtJOlJOUiv OAitisojj:oa,(u| po*|J j.).>l>unn a<i pt>.in.??n*ju.r)iM Kim?)?ul uo ^oot| aa>i.<r ?ouiou}*p?inj?>J!.io t?o)iiu.n>it>( h:i?h?j <>m rf *|<U itio.s liml u(a\ j| '.iua)*d .:<>J ij(n.'nld? oJCJO'i ivj jnjjo?t;j.)0(l8 .lot pu^g 'ajiihiw ? jihut"' r>i vii n.i''d ).i ;>tiv otl'UIWo |1| j\ ka\ 'ui)jjn<>Am jo h.vjotjs ?o topcui\? ?n puog JLN31Vd A Soro Tiling for T<W. A transaction in which vom utmot l?w?Uf? Wrn Oilug. lMUou*ness. sick iictulaclio, fur* ?<:?? longiic, fovor. Mienuuil aiMUModotlivr It* in* can. imI by ronfttipatmn and i?luppfri?ilk \vvt. Casc&t vUi Candy ulbirlir, tlio won Mrful iK w livor ftttmulatit and intestinal onto are by all drufrgml* guaranteed to cure or ttorcy refunded. C. <J. V. aro a ?ure ?Dlhtr. Try a box to-day; 10c., 115c., AOq r*uuptean4 booklet free. Hoe our big ao ?once of Titan's bxmkhtioi. Tb? next ttftokm' extntnatioo will be held Friday, life IWb, lMt. The State Board of IdMttion has decided to toelude In the seat examination questions from "IfoghM Mintake* in Teaching,*' "PeteraWNi's Civil Govern, ment" and "Current Event*." It is also recommended that teachers read "The Vision of Sir Lauftfal" and "The I.ist of The Mohicans." W'.B. TCRNEfl, Supt. of Education. April 7, *03. MiswBsn usius or s. c. Time Table No. 0. To take effect Sunday, Januafy 10, 1304,at 12.01 a. in. Superseding Time Table No. 4, dated November 2, 1908. bktwkrn snrria a causes. THAIS8 OOIKO SOI TM, No. 08 No. 70 Lv Camdrn 4 15 p in 7 (K) a in Sou. Ky. .1 unction 4 25 p m 7 10 a in Ar Ellerbee 4 JW p m 7 SO a in Kemberts 4 48 i> in 7 40 a m Ar Horden 4 5H p in H 00 a m Ar l>alzell 5 18 p in 8 25 a m Ar N. W. Junction 5 48 p in K 58 a m Ar Sumter 5 45 p m 0 00 a m Tlt.tlXS goInq nohth. No. 00 No. 71 IiV Sumter 6 25 p in 0 8ft a m N. W. .1 unction ft 27 p in 0 :is a m l>alzell ft 47 p m 0 50 a in Ilorden 7 05 p in 10 10 t, m Kemberts 7 28 p in 10 21 a in Ellerbee 7 80 p m 10 81 a m Sou. lly. Junction 7 50 p in 11 00 a m Ar Camden 8 00 p in 11 10 a m No. 00 leaves Camden Mon., Weil, and Friday at 1 p in, ar. Sumter 8.10. No. 07 leaves Sumter Tues., Thurs. Sat. 11 00 & m. ar. Camden 2 00 p m. THOMAS, WILSON, President DENTAL CARD. The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and patrons that he lias resumed his practice. I. H. Alexander, D. D. S. Office hours from 9 a.m. to3 p.m. For Sale. One lot and a comfortable ."-room cottage 011 Mill street., and lot for sale by Miss S. 13. Kennedy. Terms 'reasonable. For Sale. Unseperuted milk, cream, but ter and buttermillc. For par ticulars apply to Dr. D. L. DeSaussure, Mill Street. The One Day Coid Cure. For eol<l in tin* head and norc ihmat use Krr nuitt'K Chocolates l?axativc (juiir.ne, (he " Ouc ">ay Cold Cure." W. R. PINCKNEY NOTARY PUBLIC. NOTARIAL CKKTIFICVTE WITH SEAL* Office on Law Hanuk, one door ahov k M AClMTH ATk's OK KICK. Wateree House This is the NEW NAME for tha Lowranco Iiiu. Second Door above tlie Work man liouMe. Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Evans are in charge and propose to please if possible. OUIt MOTTO: 'CLEANLINESS AMD GOOD COOKING* MURRAY'S IRON MIXTURE. Now is the time to take a spring tonic. Ily far tin* best thins: to take is Murrny't* Iron Mixture. It make? pure blood and gets rid of that tired feeling. At all druggists. 5(>c a Bottle. Or Direct from THE MURRAY I>RUG CO. Columbia, S. C. Thc Hcge Loo Scam SAW MILL WITH H cacock - King Feed Works Enqinks akd Boilers. Woodworking Machinery. Cottow Ginnino. Brick MAKING AND SHINOI.1 AND LATH Machinery, Corn Mills. Etc.. Etc. GXBBES MACHINERY CO.. Columbia, S* C. The Gibbe3 Shinole Machine Tax Executions. I'mlor aiitl by virtue ??f sundry tax executions to iiip directed, I will pro ceed to sell, before the Court House door in the City of Camden, on the Hrst Monday in ?liine. 11)03. during the legal hours <if Hale, the following de scribed real estate, to-wit: One lot in the city of Camden, S. O.. and hounded on the east by property or colored Free* Masons, west by lands or C. llaile, north by Hev, .1. It. Thomas and south by Itutlcdge street. Levied upon and to be sold as the property or Sip Timbers, .Jr. J. S. TKAXTIIAM, Slier ill K. (\ May 7th, 1U05. .. ..w viMiHtipatlon Forev. . fim-nrnlH CunUy Cathartic. 10a t, >r C O. O. (uil to euro, Ui-ukkikl* r? fuint tiiu' A III LI XI'] It AIL IVA Y. WORTH-SOUTHEASTWEST Two Daily Pullman Vestibulod Limited Trains llotwoon NORTH AND SOUTH. First. Class Dining Cars. The BKST JiATKS and ROUTK to all Kitxt?*rii ('ilies Via R1CII MONI) nnd WAS11IX(rT<>N, or via NORFOLK ami steamers?To ATLANTA, NAS1IVILLK, M KM I'll IS, I.OFISV1 \AJO, ST. l.OUIS, ('IIK'AUO, NKW ()KLEAX ?>, ami all |?oints Soiit h and Soulliwest? To SAVANNAH and JACKSON V I LLK ami kII points in FLORIDA and CI' MA. POSITIVELY THE SHORTEST L1HE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH. I'or detailed information, rates, M'liednles, IMillman rewrvii' lion*, ete., apply to any agent of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, or >V. I,. burroughs, Travelling Passenger Agent, <4olini)bh?, S. ('. Clias. F. Stewart, Asst. Geiil. Pjihh. Agt. Savannah, Gil. Grand New,Clubbing Offer. The People and The American Fanner Both one year for the nam o/'onlf/ 1.5(> TilK AMKRICAN KAIiMICK n? our of ihc vcfjr bent Monthly Magazine?. It l? replete with farm new* of intercut to all farmer* and devote* *pecial at tention to IJvc Stock, Poultry and the growing of oniall fruits, together with it her live topic*. NOW TUTS IS OUR OFFICII: All new utihscriher* can aecure hotli paper* hy paying in U.fiO, the price of The People alone. Hnbscriber* in arrear? are uttered the *?mc advantage,, by paying np arrearage* within the next thirty day*, and will he entitled to an extra mib*?Tlption to The American Farmer hy paying for a renewal *uo *cription to The People. Don't At low Thin Opportunity to Pass Yon. ADDRESS: THE PEOPLE, Camden, S. C. GET TbE HABIT A great deal ca be said, in A very small sp A ce? hut the do ing And not the ^ alking is what Anyone witpf money wants A special suit A t lowest price. And fine u^derwearas cheap A hat in theT atest style, A shirt, the ^nvy of all. A necktie the^ery swellest And cuffs that Y ou cant match. At any other sT^ ore in town All and more tl4han we have a1 told At Nathan Levy's you will find Any rival p* an show y?u ^ fair goods, All of you <=al L? "ost 1 cent"'1 And if after cl?s|p-dJ"'" Are not fully sa^ isfied, yes, And more tp{an satisfied, 1L that All we say here J s but the truth and if we with T7ase cannot you please, all we'll do foPV?u is "YPV,r ^ Money Back. GIVE "U8 A ( ALL. NATHAN levy, THe 0LOTHIER. Fishermen. Make Ready Call and See tlio most complete lino of lrishing Tackle ever offered in the City. Tliey will delight your heart ami make your palate water to think of that 2h lb Trout (that didn't get away. Japanese Bamboo and jointed rods. Sea Grass line# something new. (Julf Tarpon and Cotton lines for l()c i>er do/en up. Bud's New Flv Spoon Spinners. Biiel'v regu lars 1 2 15 J look " Kctch-'emWooden Minnow? Never misses your fish. American Spinners. Fish an?l I Frog Spears. Limerick it Kirhy Hooks, all fixes. Im proved (unbreakable) Limerick Hooks 2 for 5cents. Min now Buckets ail sizes. Tackle Boxes to hold complete outfit. Dip Nets ami Dip Net Kings. Corks all siz^s. Rod Holders?always ready. Will order Wading Boots on short notice Do not go fishing without "LULLOCOPOP" death to mosquitoes and gnats. - We LPftd the Market In Flulilng Tacklci. A. D' Kennedy.