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local flbatter. DENTAL CARD. Tho undersigned respectfully informs his frieuds and patrons that he lias resumed his practice. I. H. Alexander, D. D. S. Ofiice hours from 9 a.m. to3 p.m. For Hale. Unseparated milk, cream, but ter and buttermilk. For par ticulars apply to Dr. D. L. DeSaussure, Mill Street. Job Work. Our job department daily grows in favor. We thank our friends for their patronage and think we can keep up our present high standard in quality couplcd with moderate prices. Attention, .furors. Come 19 and subscribe to The People, you jurors who are not subscribers. One days work on the jury does the work, and we will guarantee to keep you in terested for a twelve month. Private School. Miss Sadie Kaimedy will open a private school the latter part of September. Address all ap plications to Miss Sadie Ken nedy, Camden, S. C. For Hnlc. A splendid ^00.00 man's Bicy cle. Brand new, will be sold at a bargain. Apply at this office. N. B. We are ridiug one of these wheels and recomend them.?Ed. Wanted * Anall round pi inter. Position permanent and pleasant to the right man. For particulars ad dress, The People., Cauulen, S. C. To Whom TIiIm May C'onccrn. This will notify all that two of my sons, named John B. Brasingtou aged IN years, und Robt. L. Brasingtou, aged 1(3 years,' have left my home with out cau?e. This will notify all not to harbor or employ them in any capacity 011 penally of the law. ' , J. 8. Buasinoton, c Kershaw R. R. No. 1, fc>. C. 4tp ? 7.1>0 Seaboard Kxoursion. To Old Point. Comfort, Virginia Beach and Ocean View, August 16th. Tickets good returning until August 31st. Choice of routes via Richmond and Nor folk, Va.- Service unexcelled. To Our Kxdian^'s Pleaso assist us in securing1 a good all round country printer who knows a lot about job work. "Wo have a soft berth for the right man. Poisons In Food. ' Pfrlmp* you <1on't realize that many r?niit poison* originate in your food, hut Bnim> cav you ninv feel n twinge of dvgpepsui Mint will ronvttwo yon. I?r. Kinc^s X?? w Life Pills nro giuirnnteed to ciin* nil sickness due to poisons of undigested food?or nr>ney hnrk. 2.V at K. L. Zeinp's drug store. Try them. Attention Young1 Men. % ' Yoting men wishing profitable j imployment, will call on J. C. Ijee at Hongh Hoarding house, DeKalb. Call at 1 to 2 p. in., and 0 to 7 p. m. ?That office room has not yet been rented. A line location for the right man. WOOD'S SEEDS are best, because tlicy are fcroWlh especially for tlie Hontli. PLANT Ituta Jlagas, T11 r n i p h, Cabbage and, Snap Weans, NOW. Fresh Lot just In at Zemp's Pharmacy Two Doors Above Postofllce. GLE.NN SPRINGS WATER QH TAP-GObD, . PERSONAL ?Miss Rosa Jacobson is visit ing relatives and . friends in Baltimore.' ?Mr. B.C. Singleton returned from Bishopviile on last Wednes day night. ?Miss Josie Fewell of Rock Hill is visiting her friend, Mrs. J. S. Lindsey on Laurens street. ?Mrs. D. Wolfe, and little daughter, Sarah, have gone to Clifton Springs, N. Y. We wish them a pleasant outiug. ?Mrs. H. S. Thomson, and daughter, Miss Nina, have re turned from their visit to the mountain city. ?Mr. C. Nelson has returned home after a very pleasant visit of two weeks with his son and daughter at Sumter. ?Lieutenant W. M. Young of the Gnards, spent Saturday in Camden returning to the encamp ment 011 Saturday night. ?Mr. W. M. Lollis has re signed his position on the Cam den police force, and taken a job with Mr. Harry Shlossberg. ?Mr. John T. Mackey has re moved from the Capers house on DeKalb street to the S. Logan Lang mauson in Kirkwood. ?Mrs* C. W. McCurry, nee Miss May McDowell and two children, are visiting Mrs. Mc Curry's sister. Mrs. F. D. Camp bell. ?Mrs. W. M. Hinson and son, Charlie, have returned to their home at OalTuey, after a visit to her mother, Mrs. Belle Young here. ?Mr. I. Frank of New York, has taken a position with Mr Nathan .Levy, our popular clotrier. We hope he will find it pleasant here. ?Our valued, friend, Mr. W. D. Simmons, representing the T. D. Stokes Hat Co., of Rich mond, Va., spent Sunday and Monday 111 the city. ?Mr. Jas. C. Shiver, now of Blacksburg, spent a part of the week with us as a witness in the case of Grigsby vs. the {South ern Railroad. ?Messre. Duucan Albert, S. B. Talley and other employees of the Southern are here, pre sumably on the same business as Mr. Shiver. ?Mr. J. C. McKinzie, one of the.efficient drug clerks at the Camden Drug Co., who lias been spending a month at McCalls, his home, and ut Cheraw, is again at his post of duty. ?Mr. D. F. Dixou has leased, and is now occupying the Ca pers house recently vacated by Mr. John T. Mackey. Wo are glad to have Diclc on our street again. ?Miss Ernie Johnson returned to her home in Clarendon county on Monday afior a visit of a month to her aunt, Mrs. M. E. Sell rock. ?Mr. Doc. Wilson is filling temporarily the position on the force vacated by Mr. Loll is, ponding an election to till the vacancy. ?Professor L. T. Mills, 1st lieutenant of tho guards, left ou Saturday night. for Columbia to take his place with his company in encampment. ' ?Gun-fixer \V. A. Schrock, Jr., also went to Columbia on Saturday night to see if lie couldn't straighten out the sights, not only of the guns, but those of the boys as well. ?Mr. R Lucas Webb was in the city last week. He is thr wall paper and house decorator of Columbia, and has done con siderable satisfactory work here. ?Mr.W. C. Hough, mentioned in our personals last week, didn't quite reach Alton, Flu. The many attractions at the Isles of Palm.-j captured him, and there he stopped. ?Mr. Louis Block left on Sun day for New York, where ho will assist Mr. Hirsch in stock pur chasing, and at tho same time get as much good out of life as may be crowded into a few days. ??Mr. and Mrs. (4us Hirsch have been at Saratoga Springs for a couple of weeks. On leav ing there, they will go to New I York where Mr. Hirsch will pur chase the fall stock for the firm, BREVITIES. ?We are contemplating im provements in The People, but they cannot be effected without money, so we will just wait on? subscribers. ?We want tba names of a few good men in every locality, who are not subscribers, to whom to send a sample copy of The Peo ple. Cannot some of our sub scribers help us out in this? ?Read our editorial on cotton in tins issue. There may be meat in it, or, there may not be. If there is, pass the paper along to your neighbor who may not take The People. ?Secretary Bonaparte says there will be no whitewashing in his department while he is ut the; head of it. The secretary is a new man, and they all talk that way at first. It doesn't take long to tame 'em. ?Coffins, cheaper than the cheapest at Geisenheimor's ?Another survey of the State line between North and South Carolina will be made. * Gov. Hey ward has appointed R. L. Freeman of Bennettsville' and Gov. Glenn of North Caroline, J. E. Purcell, surveyors to do the work. ?POUND?A bunch of keys near Monument square. Owner can obtuin same by calling at this office and paying for this notice. ?A Missouri judge has decid ed that a wife has a perfect right to "frisk" her husband's trouers, and confiscate any money she finds. Some genius should come along now with a patent com bination pocket clamp.: There is millions in it. ?Look out for "Sam and Jake" when these miserable feet get well. Punnv writing and rheumatism do not often go together. We mention this mere ly to retain on our list a number of subscribers to whom "Sam and Jai.e" are the salt of the eai th. ?Steel Ranges at all prices at Geisenheimers. ?Attention is called to the new ad. of D. A. Hurley, corres pondent, V. P. Randolph & Co., New York. The advertisement of this firm explains itself. Mr. Alex. Stephens is the genial manager for the firm here, his office being al>ove the old F. & M Bank, where he will be pleased to see you. ?The colored minister is one of the best newspaper solicitors we know. Wo have a number of them on our list, and several of them have promised to work up interest in The People among their people. So far results are meagre. Put. on your working clothes, Reverends, and go down for 'em. ?Wo had tlie promise of a re sumo of the work now being done by our building contract ors, and that just finished, but so far our friends have not made good. Wo want to suggest to them that it is as much to their interest to show Aip as it is to the interort of the city aud county. -?"Yellow Jack." The mere mention of yellow fever gives otio a shudder, but New Orleans is up to it. Her hospital for that disease is full, and she is quaran teeuod from all the world. Mus quitoes are supposed to bo doing the mischief. A vigorous war fure is being prosecuted against these nocturnal.pests. ? Hy a recent decision of the Attorney General, dispensary elections, that is, elections for, or against dispensary, must be held in accordance with the gene ral election laws of the State, This information is for the bene fit of any ministers or laymen who would like to have a try at it in this county. ?If we had forty passes over the railroads we could not take a couple of weeks off for rest and recuperation, and for why? Business, sickness and lack of money. Why this lack of money? Uockerfcllcr has a plenty of it and a big book of accounts. We have a little a plenty of it, and a big book of accounts. There is a distinction with a dif ference. We do not own a single oil well and Mr. Rockerfeller own* several of them. The dispensary Investigating committee is dnftging Its weary length along in their investiga tion. Some three thousand dol lars have already been spent, and the oommission wants more. So far, only nebulous results have been achieved, ar d mark our words, only nebulous results will be achieved. Strike at the head of the snake, gentlemen of the comtnis-sion. * ?The Kershaw Guards put up a good show at the encampment, but we regret that there were not more of them in attendance. Camden can compete with the best when her people try, And there should have been at least forty members of the Camden company gone to the encamp ment. We hope to see more of the military spirit, and county pride displayed next year. ?Every week there is some little item of news circulating in every community that does not reach the newspapers. Why? Because the people of these communities, or localities do not realise that it is just these tilings that make a paper. Seud in the news, friends, every week. At this season we find it hard to get out a newsy paper, but with your assistance we will never fail to do so. Fraud Exposed. A few counterfeiter* Lave lately been making and trying to sell imita tions of Dr. King'* New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, and other medicines, therebj' defrauding the public. This is to warn you to be ware of toicli iieople, who seek profit, through stealing the reputation ot remedies which have been successfully curing disease, for over SO years, A sure protection, to you, i.? our name on the wrapper. Look for it, on all Dr. Kiug's or Bucklen'* remedies, as all others are mere imitations, il. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, 111., and Windsor. Canada, or F. I,. Xemp's Drugstore, ('aiiiden, S. Auuunl August Vacation Kxcur nIou via tho Seaboard. On August 10th for both regu lar trains, tickets good return ing until August 31st, 15 days: Old Point Comfort, Virgiuia Beach and Ocean View only $7.50. Excellent tram service and through sleepers.. Seventeenth Annual State ment ot the BANK OF GflMDEN ? CAMDEN, S. C. ? The condition of the Hank of Cam den at the olose of business, July 81, 1905. ?URSoritCKfl.? Loans and Discount* $207,905.50 Bonds er>, 50000 Furniture and Fixtures 1,550.75 Cash on hand and due by Hanks 31,93.*>.02 Real Estate 13,370.58 $410,208.81 ? MAII11.ITIKR.? Capital $25,000.00 Surplus and profits OO.OOU.Ol Deposits 209,200.83 Dividends unpaid 102.00 Ke-discounta 25,000.00 $410,208.81 I, C. H. Yates, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly sweir that the foregoing statement is true and correot to the best of iny knowledge and belief. C. II. Y ATES, Cahhikk. Sworn to before me, this 31st day of July, 1005. C. W. Birchmore, [i..g.J Notary Public. Attest Correct, II. G. Carrrison, ) A. I). Kennedy, > Directsrs. I W. M. Shannon, ) W. R. PINCKNEY, 2g LAND SURVEYOR. 2S NOTARIAL CEKTIPICVTE WITH SEAL. Office on Law Rinok, one door abovs maoistbatk's orricK. Money To.Loan On improved farm lands in Kershaw County. On luana up to $1,000, 8 per cent. On *um? over that amount 7 per cent. No cominiMion* charged. L. A. Wittkowsky, Camden, S. C. or C. L. Winkler, ? 40 Broadway, New York. Wateree House This is the NEW NAME for tlin Lowrance Inn. * Second Door above the Work man House. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Evans are in charge and propose to please if possible. OUR MOTTO: I'CLBAHLIMESS AMD GOOD COOKING1 TBI -BOSS" COTTON FUSS! SIMPLEST. STROMEST, BEST Tmc Murray Cimnimo System 6hit. Fi*4ert, Ctadtum, Ett. OIBBIS MACHINERY CO. ColambU, 3. C. How Is Your Heart? Is vour pulse weak, too slow, too fast, or does it skip a beat? Do you liave shortness of breath, weak or hungry spells, fainting,smothering or choking spells, palpitation, fluttering, pains around the heart, in side and shoulder; or hurt when lying on left side? If you have any of these symptoms your heart is weak or diseased, and cannot get better without assistance. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure strengthens weak hearts, and rarely ever fails to cure heart disease. Try it, and see how quickly you will find relief. "About January 1st, 1902, I took down with wcaknevs and dropsy, and gradually grew worse. I was told by my family physician that my case i. My nolghbors and l \ t rre , water haa collected around my hoart. was hopeless. My nolghbors and fam haa j js and body ? third larger than normal size, and ily had g Iven me up to die. My limbs an4T body were swollen to one For at least three months I had to sit propped up In bed to koep from smoth ering. I sent for Ave bottlon of Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, and by the time I had taken them all I was entirely curcd. I feel better than I huvo for twenty years, and I am able to do " id of i ? phys hadn't been for Dr. Kite.-' Heart Cliro any kind of work on my farm. My " " If ft attending physlclati told roe that hadn't been for Dr. Miles' Heart I would now bo In my grave." L. T. CURD. Wllmore. Ky. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure la aold by rour druggist, who will guarantee that ha first oottla will benefit. If It falla he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind RIDER AGENTS WANTED No Money Roquirod until you receive and approvo of your bicyclo. anyone on Ten Days Free Trial TodhWZSX $W to $24 with Coa.ster - Brakes and Punctureles.s Tires. 1903 6 1904 Models ^7 Best Makes..... / ??w Any make or model you want at one-third usual price. Cholco of any standard tires and best equipment on all our bicycles. Stronyest guarantee. We SHIP ON APPROVAL C. O. D. to any one without a cent dcnonit and allow IO DAYS 'FREE TRIAL beforo purchase la binding. > SOO Sooond Hand Wheels taken In trade by onr Chicago retail stores, all makes and model*. food as u?<w $3 *? $8 a blcyelo until you hare wrlMcii for our FACTORY PRfOEM AMD FREE TRIAL OFFER. T?r?. iportlnv *ood? of all kln<l*, at h?lf regular nrlco. In our Contains a world of useful Information. Vrrlto for It. DO NOT BUY MNipmwil. tuiHlrlM and i b>g lr?? Sundry CiUlo?i?. PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES *4*?S risgular* prloo $9*30 per pair. To introduce $i wo will Sol/ You m Smmplo Pair for Only ? 0C1 NO MORE TROUILE(r?m PUNCTURES ?4 BVh.VJI Result of 15 years experience in tire mnklng. No dmnaor from TIlORMS. OAOTUS, PINS, MAILS, TAOK8<M? GLASS. Serious punctures, liko intentional knife cuta, can bo vulcantaca like any other tire. EASY RIDING, STRONG, DURABLE, SELF HEALING FULLY COVERED by PATENTS BEWARE OF IMITATI0N8 fend for Catalcxnto "T." ahowln? all kinds and makes of tires at f? f?o p?r pair ond up al*<? Coaster-Brakes. Hull t-up Wheola and Uleyclo*-fhindrlea at Hmtf fhm uaujtf prlomm, Notlco 'he thick rnblxT tread "A" and mtneturo strips " II" and " D." This tire win SMAlM'SiT 958* Vv""""c' 0 ?" *W"0VAL wf ^'iL "'low a ommh dlmcmmmt of 5* (thereby making tbo price |4.W> per pair) If yon send tut! ommh wnh mrdmr> Tlrd %o be returned at our expvnao If not *atlafai-tory on examination. 4 MEAD CYCLE CO., Dipt. J.L. CHICAQO, ILL. Aug S-XV 9 GREAT REMOVAL SALE NATHAN LEVY, THE CLOTHIER. i During the next thirty days, or until September 1st, 1905, I will positively sacrifice my splendid stock of Summer Clothing and Gents' Fur nishing Goods. THIS SALE. Is for the purpose of making room in my new place of business for my immense fall and winter stock, which I guarantee to be the best that has ever been brought to this city. REMEMBER: This sale continues through August. On September 1st I remove to the spacious store formerly occupied by The Hub, or the old Carri son store. Call on me. 1 will treat you right. NATHAN levy, THE ?LOTHiek. Fishermen. Make Ready. Call and See the most complete lino of Fishing Taekle over oHerod in the City. They will delight your heart and make your palate water t<> think of that 2? lb Trout (that didn't. get away. Japanewo Bamboo mkI jointed rods. Sea < ira.ss lines something new. (Julf Tarpon and Cotton lines for 10e i?e?r dozen up. Buel's New Fly Spoon Spinners. Buel'v regu lars 1 2 3. 15 Hook 1' Keteh-'em', Wooden Minnow? Never misses your fish. American Spinners. Fish and Frog Spears. Limerick cfc Kirby Hooks, all sizes. Im proved (unbreakable) Limerick Hooks 2 lor 5cents. Min now Buckets all sizes. Tackle Boxes to hold complete outfit. Dip Nets and Dip Net Kings. Corks all sizts. Rod Holdersalways ready. Will order Wading Boots on short notice Do not go fishing without " LlrIXOCOl'Ol'" ?death to mosquitoes and gnats. - We Lead tins Market in Fishing* Tackle. A. D. Kennedy. EjSlBO^-ED AIR LINE RAILWAY. 5th Annual Eastern SEASHORE EXCURSION. TO OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA REACH AND OCEAN VIEW, VA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16th. $7.50 Round Trip. FROM COLUMBIA, CAMDEN and ClfKUAW. fclO.OO Hound Trip from Denmark and Fairfax. Good returning until and including August J{1?t 3005. Double Daily Service in both directions. See your nearest Seaboard Agent, or address W. L. Burroughs, T. P. A., Columbia* 8. C.