The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, March 22, 1906, Image 2
TEbe people
PUBLISHED EVKUV TUUUSDAY,
? . - - > IUM.
W. A SCHROCK, Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PES AMUI.
Camden, ?. V.. Mck S3ii<l
NOTIFY ALLOlt NONE.
We sui>ix>se that the various
township boards of equalization
fiave about completed their la
borsand feel better. Now, while
?we are neither a deiuugogo nor
J be sou of one, we feel impelled
to call attention to a llagrant
evasion of law that these boards
annually commit, which evasion
works hardship upou the small
tax-payer, and upon lmn or her
only. We refer to that provi
sion in the statute governing the
action of the boarfl in the matter
of notifying all parties whose re- !
turns have been raised to ap
pear before the l>oard on a stated
day to show cause why the raise
should, not stand. This is our
understanding and information.
Alt shall be notified. This cer
tainly does not mean that only
tiio.se who have been raised ?100,
or more shall he notified, but <ill.
Yet, this has been the practice
for a number of years. None
but those whose returns have
been raised #100, or more have
been notified, and that is the
practice to-day. With what re
sult? With the result that every
small tax -payer has not receiv
ed justice in the past, and is not
receiving it now. He or she
makes a return to the Auditor of
let us say ?C>00 of property. The
board, in its wisdom, raises the
returned valuation *75. The
party making the return is uot
notified of the, in immy in
stances, unjust raise, and knows
nothing of it until he or she iroes
to pay taxes. Even then, per
haps they don't lind it out, and
walk out of the tax oftice grumb
ling because their taxes are so
much higher than last year. We
condemn this evasion of the law
ugain because it puts a premium
for perjury on the returns of the
large tax-payers. They know
that iu all probability, their re
turns though honest, will more
than likely suffer a raise of more,
or less magnitude, and to save
thorn selves numbers of that class
make their returns far below the
ual taxable value. That is
human nature, and we hear that
jlis the same the world over.
This class, a raise doesn't
hurt, and even if the raise* is an
unjust one, they are notified to
appear on a certain clay and
s -Io-i.il their cause. A child can
?4'jellio gioss injustice that is
lone t lie small taxpayer for thu
Mielit oi those who are better
>:T in tins world's goods.
The poor man or woman has
?ii equal right to the protection
M tlieii jH-nny as has their more
'.ortnnalo neighbor in the pro
'<?elii.ii of his dollar. We have
faint recollection that this
matter was ventilated iu the
'egislature l*?fore the last, but
suppose that like a good Many
Jungs introduced in that, and
Me last body, it failed.
Kcsnll o r t lie I'rhitary.
The following is the result of
*!?e primary election held on
Tuesday to nominate a Mayor
? I'd six Aldermen of the City to
eve 'or the ensuing two years:
FOR MA YUIS.
Ward 1.
H. (J. Carrison J! I
?l, Dunn ", |
Ward 2.
K. < !. ( arrisoii 1 r?
\V. ,1. Duiir. 1 1
Waui) JJ.
fl (J. Carrison f?fl
vV. J. Dunn 43
Ward I.
H. (j. Carrison 47
\V. J. Dunn })l
Ward 5.
il. f?. Garrison
'iV. J. Dunn 0
Ward 0.
H. (?. Carrison J7
W. J. Dunn f>
Total for Ma you.
"i. (J. Carrison 1<)?
V. J. Dunn j
FOR ALDERMEN.
Wahd J.
\ C Brown 21
I T Oludden 34
vV Deed JJO
WaudS. .
J Heat tie ? 38
* U L?iiw is ' 2SL
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Ward 3. |
D Wolfe Si)
Waud 4.
W F Ma lone 33
J J Workman 43
Ward 3
F M Zemp (elected) 29
Ward 0.
W R Hough (elected) 22
From the above it will be seen
that Mayor Carrison is re-elected
by a majority of 15 votes out of
a total of :W9 cast, while the
board of Aldermeu will consist
entirely of new men with the ex
ception of Mr. Wolfe, who has
served iu foyuier councils.
A second primary must be
held ;n ward 1 to detenniue
whether it will be alderman Glad
den or Reed.
Taken altogether, the elec
tion was featureless, the voters
going quietly to the polls, de
positing usually a closed ballot,
and walking away. The cast
iug of so many of these closed,
or secret ballot, attested, as a
rule to the friendly feeling of
the voters for both candidates,
for Mayor, and the candidates
fur aldermen in wards 2 and 4.
The election was 1 iter than
usual from wire pulling, al
though we regret to say that
whisky, and it may be, money,
was freely used by bo'li factions
in ward 1. Whether this affect
ed tin; result is mere matter for
conjecture. We hope the time
will come when every voter in
ward 1 will indignantly repel all
offers of either whiskey, money
c.r place as incentives to the cast
ing of their votes. It is humili-|
ating to every good citizen to
see this kind of thing kept up
every election year.
Well, we congratulate the win
ners, and extend sympathy to
the losers. We congratulate the
city on having elected a safe as
well as progressive board to
serve us during the coining two
years, and if it is any balm to the
defeated candidates, we believe
that they too would have done
their full part in giving us an
equally safe and progressive ad
iniuistrat ion.
Tlt? Poultry Y?r?l.
Now is 1 1 1?? lime to thoroughly
clean out .your poultry yards ami
houses. All yards should have
the unsightly brush piles, tin
cans, &c, removed from them,
and the ground plowed. This
plowing or digging, if a small
yard, serves the double purpose
of loosening the soil and stamp
ing out incipient disease. The
houses should have a liberal coat
of whitewash in which has been
mixed a little carbolic acid. Ev
ery crack should be liberally
gone into with the wash. The
lloors should be cleansed, and if
of dirt should be raised above
the level of the outside. This
house cleaning ought to be done
at least once a month, and
of tener during the summer
months if you want to be safe
from disease.
Remove all setting hens to a
separate house 1 f you want best
results and 110 lice or mites in
the luyii.g and roosting houses.
Keep the mother hen and bid
dies away from the general lloek
at least a inout h after hatching
as we have already warned you.
Follow these directions, and
you can laugh at cholera, that
scurge of the poultry yard.
You will also have the finest lot
of chickens you ever raised,
while an occasional dusting of
the breeding stock with insect
powJer will insure freedom from
disease and an increased egg
yield.
If you have not yet provided
yourself with that setting or so
of thoroughbred eggs, don't put
I the matter otT. Early hatched
chicks always give best results,
and almost anyone can spare t he
money for a start in breeding up
their stock.
A Reminder of IHlii
We were handed the other
day an interesting reminder of
the war of lKll' in the shape of
a copv of the roll of (V;?t. Cliap
innti Levy's company which did
duty during the conflict bet ween
th** United States and Great
Britain. The company was re
jeruited from what was then
1 known as Kershaw District.!
The roll is too long for publica
t ton in full, containing ll'H names.
It never saw active sorvice, do
ing duty only as guards i:i and
around Charleston.
There are many familiar fami
ly names 011 the list, among them
1 being: English, LeNoir, McCoy,
Parker, McKain, Team, Siriyrl,
j Marshall. Brown, Bradly, Cook,
DeBhrule, Davis, Fletcher, Fal
konberry, Hortori, Gerald, Jen
kins, Love, McCaskill, Mc
Dowell, Nettles, Shiver, Sprad
ley, Thompson, Wilson, West,
Unison and Guskin.
We are indebted to our friend,
Mr. C Nelson for the opportuni
ty to give you the above, he
having handed us the roll.
? It requires a pressure of 155!
tons to stamp a United States j
gold double eagle. To stamp a
nickel five-cent piece requires 00
tons' pressure, and a copper >
cent requires 40 tous, 1
AN ACCOMMODATING WIT
NJBSS.
Mow mi Attorney Mfa* Success
fully ltelHifltvl i? Court.
"Do you know the prisoner veil?"
asked the attorney.
"Never knew linn ill," replied the i
witueM.
"No levity," said thelawyea. "Now"
Kir,* did you ever Bee the prisoner at
the bar?"
."Took many a drink with In in at
the bar."
"Answer my question, Kir," roared
the lawyer, "llow long have joh
known the prisoner?"
"From two feet up to live ten
inclitH."
"Will the Court make the "
"I I ave, yer Worship," said the wit
nesf, anticipating the lawyer. "1
have answered the question. 1 know- i
ed the prisoner when lie was a hoy of
two feet lon^ and a man ul live feel- j
ten."
"Your llonor "
" It's a fact, your Worship; I'm un
der oath," persisted the witness."
The lawyer placed his hands on the
table in front of him, spread his le^s 1
apart, leaned his be dy over the table,
and said :
"Will you tell the Court what you
know about this ca^r?"
"That ain't his name," replied the
witness.
"What ain't his name?"
"Case."
" W ho said it was?"
"You did. You wanted to know
what I knew about the ease. II is
name's Jones,"
"Your Worship," howled the law
yea, plucking his beard out by tlu?
roots, "will you make this man an
swer?"
"Witness," said the Magistrate, you
must answer t.ie quest ions put to you."
"(Jreat Scott! hain't I beendoin' it?
Let Iiiiii lire away. I'm all ready." j
"Then," said the lawyer, "don't
beat about the bush any more. You
and the prisoner have been friends?"
"Never," promptly responded the
witness.
."What! Weren't yuti summoned
here as a friend?"
"No nr. I was summoned here as j
a Presbyterian. Nary one of us was
ever Friends, lie's an old-tune llap
list, without a drop of Quaker in bun."
"Stand down!" yelled the lawyer,
in disgust .
"llej ?"
"Stand down !"
"Can't do it. I'll sit down or stand
up "
"Constable, remove the man from
the b;;x."
\\ it ness retires muttering: "Well,
if lie ain't t he thie.k-headedest lawyer
1 1 ever laid eyes on!" ? (la Ives ton Tri
bune.
A Record Cotton Crop.
Cotton was lei n *j: in 1005 ? ti
record your for the production,
itnd a spectacular year in specu
lation. The total crop of the
season was li],5f>G,000 bales.
American spinners took i, .">.">0, 000
bales, and 8,8H7,000 bales were
exported.
Great Britain is the largest
consumer of American cotton,
exports to that country for the
season of 1004 5 amounting to
4,140,474 bale*. Much of this
comes back to the United States
in the form of prepared fabrics,
cotton cloth, etc.
France took only 8r>7,7J?K bales,
and the total m.jount sent to the
continent was about Jj,h78,0H(>
bales.
The ItlcHsetl Mini.
A good friend iind subscriber, in re
mitting for his paper for tin* coming
year, inclosed in bis letter a clipping |
about tbe man who always paitl i ? ? ad ?
vance for bis newspaper. Our friend
says lie believes there is some good j
doctrine In the article. Here in the I
clipping:
*? A country newsp-ipcr apeak* of a
man who always paid for liis paper in
advance. As a reward be was never
sick hi bis life, never had a corn on his
toes, or toothache, his potatoes never
rot, the frost never kills bis pears, his
baliies never cry at night, his wif??
never scolds, and he has succeeded in
hi serving three terms on (lie srhool
t>oard without being criticized."' ? Kx.
Alphabet leal.
The following curious alphabetical
advertisement appeared hi the l/indon
Tunes in I*r.i: "To widow.'rs and sin
gle gentlemen. ? Wanted, by a lady, a j
situation to superintend the house
hold mid preside at the table. She is
agreeable, becoming, careful, desira
ble, Knglish, facetious, generous, hon
est, industrious, judicioiH, keen, live
ly, merry, natty, obedient, philo
sophic, quiet, rosy-faced, sociable, I
tasteful, useful, vivacious, womanly, I
Xunt ippish, youthful, zealous, etc."
A New Alibi,
(?he.?t(in restaurant) ? "Itring men
welsh rabbit, a broiled lobster, a bot
tle of imported ale, and a pie e of |
mine pie.'
Waitei ? "Will you please write out j
that order and sign it, sir?''
Uuest ? "What for?"
, Waiter ? "Asa sort of alibi for tbe I
house to show the coroner, sir."
In llmMy Kc?oni
m'-ndcl for 'Joihih,
OOLDrt.ffoARSKNKSS.
?oraTiiroat. IIhom
? II I T IS. A AT II M A ,
Wll'dPIXII GOI'OM.
cml All IMjenopji <>f
? i#n 1 11 r m v? I'll. aiifl jimm'hln! Till**.
? ? A PoMTfvr, 8rr.ciric vor croip
aOBIBWBEBK RAI9HAU Of 5. C.
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Time Tsbl" 5. To takt? clfWl
Sunday, Jtuuiary H>. 1:01. at I2.'?U a. ?n.
supt?r**?itoir Tiiuv Table No. I, ?laU-<l
November 2, 1003.
UKTWKKN 'wMTKU & CAMOKN.
TUAIKH OOIN'O Sot'TH,
No. i!S N o. TO
l.v CatmltMi I ir? |i in 7 <H> a iii
Sou. Ity. ?liiiH'tion 4 p ui 7 10 a m
Ar Ellerboe 4 us |> iii 7 SO a in
ItemlM'rl* -I 4:t it in 7 to a in
Ar Itorilcn 4 ?S p m S ?K> a in
Ar Dal/ell 5 K! p in S *J."? a in
Ar N. W. .function "? IS p in K r>s m
Ar Sumter :> l.*> p in 1) On a *
?tlt.VINS fiulNU Not: III.
No. Iii) No. 71
I.V Sumter li ii.*> p in li :M a III
X. \V. .lutieiion ('? 2* p iii 0 :ix a in
1 >aiz?*ll li 17 p in '.) a in
Hortleli 7 p m I.) !>l is:
Uemlii-rt s 7 2S p ni lo^l :i i
Kllcrlit't1 7 p u; 10 :?l a n:
Sou. Ky. .lutielion 7 ">0 p in 1 1 00 a in
ArCatmlen K 00 p iii II !0 a tn
No. (?'? K*av?'< I'aiutleti Moii., U'ci!.
ami Friday at 1 p iii, af. Sumter S. to.
No. 117 leaves Sumter Tims.. Tliurs.
.Sat. 11 Oo r. in. nr. I'anidiMi no p in.
TliOM AS W i I .SON,
I 're>i?lent
! Old Court House and
Lot For Sale.
Notice is hereby driven llrtl
tin; old Court llouse Muildin?;
ami I.oi. (l<Vncu anil furniture
excoptod.) a ro offered for sale.
Sealed bids fur same will re
reived up to May IM li, iiMlo. Tin*
Hoard reserves t ln? rijirht. to re.
i jeet any ami all bills. Terms
cash. Addles-; bids to 1lu* Su
pervisor at Camden. S. ('.
.J. M. Sow el I,
| Supervisor.
I March I ?>, 0(>.
Time Extended.
T5y virtue ol' authority vestrd
in the Coined roller (.ieneral ? ? 1*
the Stale by Section (V.5.",, < ':>.???
of Ijtiws 1H0-, the lime for the
payment of Commutation la.\e?;,
by persons who are liable ! ? ?
road duty, is extended to April
lath, in Iver?d:a\v Conns v. Am!
I he same has b en r.ppro\.?d In
I lie (Jovcrnor.
\V. l'\ liussell.
County Auditor.
March l.VJi *(H?.
Bridge to lie Repaired.
Notice is hereby given that
bills will l>e received for repair
iu.: I louver Creek bridge on the
Luivrlv Hill road on Thursday,
April IHili. 11KK5, at 12 M. Plans
and spoci tications tnaile known
on <l:ty of let ' iu?*.
j Tin* Hoard reserves tlio right
' to reject any and all bids.
.). XI. Sowell,
Supervisor.
I March I'll, lilOli.
Lumber Yard,
BROWN & LEVy.
Lumber of all sizes to suit
ANYONE.
, Yard located oil DeKalb Street,
i Kast of Collins* Residence.
60 YEAHS* 9
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fMincturen, )ik(? 1 it t in. I kuifi? cuts, cuu be
vulounfzed like nay other litv.
EASY RIDING, STRONG,
DURABLE, SELF KE/ILWQ
FULLY COVERED by PATENTS
RtV'ARE OF IMITATIONS
I
rvrm for Cafnltnru" "T." fIio-Iiv* nil k'.wlr. mvl mnkrq r.f tlr-- nt. i*>r pnlr r\n<1 >r- '
also v'oav'rr-Hr.ikrx. Mnilt-ni> nul H'.ryr!. ?? vmdn nt hull fha pr/amm. I
Notice- tlto tlilok rublwT ? r? ? . ? < I '>?''? I'Nim'Miiv siri;n "II" nn.l " l?." Ttit? iir<- will
QutiuMt ntiv < flnT ??;?!!<'? ' I r nnd Kany hldlit *. Wo v/l?i slilp C. 0. 0. OH A7PR0VAI
UNO EXAMINATION -? ?<>?? ' "
| V?V ,v i , f uiiow !? Cn-ih i of ' Uli-r< I ;? n ???'. ' i v If" t*?r mir> If you
noiifl /i,/' ca?h with oTtSoft Ti.v i'.> l.i; ?v '? a. o-.-r I', i.ul s.itlVf.ioiori' oy '
i-.H. dilution.
I MEAD Vim Is!)., Uspt., J.L." Wtim, ILL*
A 1 11 LIXE It A IL HA V.
IMORTHSOUTHEAST-WEST
Two Daily Pullman Yestibuled Li m i tod Trains Hetween
^OUTH AND SOUTH. First Class Dining Curs.
Tin* l?HST ItATKS nml ltOUTK to nil Eastern Cities Vin RIC'Il
MON 1) ami \V ASH I XliTOX, or vm XOIJFOI.K ami strainers ? To
ATLANTA, NASHVILLE, MKMIMIIS, LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS,
I'll M'A(iO. NKW OUKKA N ?*, ami all points South ami SuutliWfHt ?
To S A V A N N All &lid ?l ACK SON V 1 LLK ami ?;!l points in FLOK 1 1)A
ami iTIiA.
POSITIVELY THE SHORlEST LINE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH.
BL&- l'or detailed information, rates, schedule*. Pullman reserva
tions, rt<\. apply to any agent ol' the Seaboard Air Line Railway,
or W. 1,. llurroiiglis. Travelling Passenger Agent, Colombia, S. t*.
Clias. r. Stewart, Asst. Gonl. Pass. Agt.
Savannah, Ga.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedules Effective January S, It ><)<>.
To Columbia and Asheville.
I.v ( 'aimli'ti t? *20 a id
Ar < *? >! 1 1 in Iti :i 1 1 10 n in
Ar Aikfii 'J ir> p in
Ar Aniridia :i 10 p in
Ar Sparlanl?nr?f Jl 50 p in
A r Tr\ mi 5 ?_>:{ p in
Ar lli'iuli-rsniivilh' ?> p m
Ar AslifViili' 7 *10 p in
Solid train Kin^villt* to Aslie
villf wit ! io'i t Hiati^t'.
To Charleston, Atlanta and West .
j I.v Cauult'ii 1 15 p in
I.v I ?r ?? in- Ii v i I !?? 7 -?> p lit
' Ar < *li:?ri?*-l ??n M ir> p hi
| A i' A I lain a ?> a hi
Ar < 'liatlaiinngn V 15 a in
1 A r 4 'iiK'iinial I i 7 HO p hi
Ar Si l.onis 7 a in
I . . _
Cullman sl<M'|M*r lirauclivillc
I to A t lauta romnM-l i 1 1 *r wit h slc,i?]x
ifi' anil dining car '<> Cincimiat H
i
To Washington, New York and East.
Lv Camden r? r.O p tii
Ar Hi)"!; ! lill <s iiii p in
14 ('harlot te 11) L\~> p in
" Washington II 50 a in
" Halt i nil ??*?' 1 1 a in
'? 1 Miiladd j)iiia 1 4T? p in
" New York "1 l"? ]> in
Pullman sleeper and Southern
Kailwav din:n;r cars from Uock
! ! ill.
Trains arrive at Camden from
north l'!) a in and ! ! I7? a in.
I'Youi soul h and west 111 111) p
m ;i i icl ."'5 p i:i.
l'\>r illustrated matter about
"Tin' Laud of tin1 Sky," "lieau
til'ul S:i pplnre Country," and
Winter IJesons, apply to the un
dersigned.
For full information consult
W. 3. COOPER,
Agent,
Camden, S. C.
BROOKS MORGAN,
Asst Gen Pass Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
R. W. HUNT,
Di'/ Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. C.
NNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
THEM EXDOCS SACRI
FICE SALE
Of fill Fall and IV utter
floods fo make room
for Fresh Stick, : : :
I MEAN WHAT I SAY.
Those who failed to take advantage of my holiday
prices are urgently i'e(|iiesl(>d to call oil me and see my
;^oo(ls and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
KMSI'KCTI'UTLl A',
D. WOLF6.
Money To Loan
On improved farm IjiimI* in K?t*Iihw
( (III n I v i i
On Ion lis ii p lo $1 N per
??cut. < Hi miuiih ovi'i' | IkiI niiioiint 7 per
mil. No <-nmmi??toiiH i -Imrffi'il.
I,. A. Wilt Ko\v -k .v .
( nniilrli, S. (
or ( I .. W i nk l<-r .
?M l.i'innlw iy .
New York.
UIMDERTAKIN6
( 1A I ii iS ATTKNPKD
ANV HOUR DAY
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?tiro licn'Uiciiti, l? ' I ? s- 1 ? ? ? i ? I ' ?<i;*>ii'ki<or
pml biilouMH!' I't' iiC" trv h bo*
; ?[<'. lo-ilrr ; JO. rio'.ii U-i4
lu u ?)??? '?/ uUtUay& "*!/?.
"Little Willie,"
A Thoroughbred .J<?rm?y
Hull, Uegisl rred.
skkvu k
I
Apply to
(/i. W. Crosby,
Camden, S. C.
? a? Onci '.Iny CokI Ciii j.
for coM in th.< Iica l :-.ti<l sore throat use Kcf?
tiniii ?? i lin'iiliiic Jfiixatii'v V,,,ii't?
')ay CoUl Citrj,"
CURE