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> 4 local flDatter. To La|, One cottage on LaFayette Avenue. E. C. von Tresckow. I For Sale. A few settiugs of Barred Ply mouth Roc lr and Buff Wyandotte eggs for sale at $1 per setting. t Apply at this office. Out or Sight. "Out cf Biglit, out of mind," It an old saying which applies with special force to a rore, burn or wound that's been treated with Bucklen't Arnica Salve. It's out of sight, out of mind and oat of existence. Piles too and chilblains disappear under its healing Influence. Guarantead by F. Leslie Zemp, Druggist. 26c. Found. A Gold Signet Ring. Owner can recover same by calling at tbis office, proving property and i paying for this notice. Another Accident. Since writing our editorial on ?4A Crying Need" a rumor has reached us of another accident on the Southern railway by which a colored woman lost her life. The accident occurred on the evening or night of the 4th inst. We have not ascertained any of the particulars. His Dear Old Mother. "My dear old mother, who is now elglity-tliree years old, thrives on Elec tric Bitters," writus W. B. Brunson, of Dublin, 4*a. "She has taken them for about two year* and enjoys an ex cellent appetite, feels strong and sleeps well." That's the way Electric Bitters affect the aged, and the same happy results follow in all cases of female weakness aud general debility. W*i.k, puny children too, are greatly strengthened by them. Quaranteed also for stomach, liver and kidney troubles, by F . Leslie Zeu>p, Drug gist. 60o. Polo. The series of polo games now in progress between the New Or leans and Cumdeu terras are at tracting much atteution. -The first of the series which came off on the 8th inst., resulted in a victory for the team by a score of 2? to 1. We went to press before the conclu sion of the second game yester day, so cannot report it. The third aud last game will come off to-morrow. A tremendous audieuce is expected. Early Closing. -/ We, the undersigned merchants agree to close our places busi ness from April 15th to Septem ber 1st, at 6 p. m., after which time we agree to close at 7:30 p. m., Saturdays excepted: Whitaker & Burnet, Nathan Levy, Burns & Barrett, H. L Watkius, E. S. Nettles, Mathis & Lewis, David Wolfe, I. Wolfe, Mgr., Camden Millinery Co., J. C. Cureton & Co., W E Johnson, L. Schenk & Co., Wilson & Nicholson, John E Rhame, Lev koff Bros., J. W. Smith, A. D. Kennedy, Hirsch Bros. & Co. , M. Baum, Springs & Shannon, Camden Supply Co., T. J. Ar rants, Gilt Edge Store, H. L. Schlosburg, Moscley Bros., W. Geiseuheimer. Hard Times In Kansas. The old days of grasshoppers and drouth are almost forgotten in the prosperous Kansas of today; although a citizen of Codell, lOarl Sliainburg, has not yet forgottau a hard time lie en countered. llesnys: "I was worn out and discouraged by coughing night anil day, and cmld find no relief till I tried l)r. King's New Discovery. It took less than one bottle to nomplotely cure me." The aafest and most re liable cough and cure and lung aud throat healer e\er discovered. Guaran teed by F. Leslie Zemp, drug store. 60c and $1. Trial bottle free. Wood's Seeds. New Stock Just Arrived. No old seed are offered for sale. Peas, Onion bets, and Package seeds of large va riety. : : : : : Remember Wood's Seeds are grown es pecially for planting in tho South. All guaranteed. :: This month you can plant Cabbage, lettuce, Radish, Beets and Onions. Also Pansy Seed. * : : F. Leslie Zemp's Pharmacy. SI Doors Above Postofllcc. 'rVionc 30. \ PERSONAL ? Mr. C. Nelson is quite ill at Ilia borne on DeKalb street. ? ?Miss Daisy . E. Young of Charlotte spent a few days with relatives Id -our city this week. ? Mr. Earl H. Bo wen of Blaney came over on Saturday. He has been quite sick with grippe for several weeks. ? Col. P. H. Nelson of Colum bia was with us this week. He is in attendance on the session of the civil court. ? Dr. J. E. Massey of Rock Hill spent Tuesday in Camden as did Messrs. Ed. Reed and Gill Steele of the same city. ? Mr. John Whitaker's pas turage ad will be a pleasant an nouncement to those who have horses aud cattle to pasture. ? Capt. Ogier, formerly a con ductor on the North- Western, but now in the employ of the Southern, was in the city on Saturday. ? Mr. J. D. McLaurin, pro prietor of the famous McLaurin Mineral Springs and baths of Bethuue paid us a pleasant call on Friday. ? Mr. D. F. Dixon has so far recovered his health as to be able to pay a visit to relatives in Darlington county. We con gratulate him. BREVITIES. ? Note the "Wood Sawed" ad of Messrs. Wuitaker & Burnet. Sawed stove, or house wood beats liand-cliopped to death as all of it is even io length, and that the right length. Every woman appreciates a beauti ful complexion, so much admired by men. Such complexions coine to all who use ilolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea lib cents, Tea or Tablets. Zemp & DePass. ? Note Mr. H. L. Watkins new ad of Chase & Sanbourn coffee and teas. We kuow the goods, and there is nothing better. ? Does nobody own that gold signet initial ring we advertised last week? It would seem so as no one has called for it. ? We call attention to the ad of the I. Trager Company on page one of this issue. The par ticular brand of liquor which they advertise is recommended by physicians everywhere, and is endorsed by the United States government. Religious. There will be services at the Society Hill Mission Church at Sanders Creek by Rev. S. F. Thompson on the third Satur day uight and Sunday of each month uutil further notice. Eppernon? Hammond. Married, at Sumter, S. C. ou the evening of April 3rd, at the residence of Father A.J. McNeill and by him, Mr. Jos. J. Epper son and Miss Maymie Hammond. The bride is the very charming daughter of our former fellow townsman, Mr. W. T. Hammond of Darlington. We extend best wishes for the future happiness of the young couple. Roll of Honor of tlie Lugoft School. Grade 2. John Gardner. Grade 3. Gertrude ltabon. Grade 4. Sallie Bell Gardner, Burdette Parker. Grade Oth. Karl Rosborough, Edward Rosborough, Mary Ros borough, Willie Gardner, Law rence Whitaker. Fire. On Sunday morning the city bell rang out the alarm of lire, which was ascertained to be at the residence of Mr. Shannon Kirk land on DeKalb street. It had gained considerable head way before the tire department reached the scene because of the Game well tire alarm system being out of order. Once there how ever, Che flames wero quickly extinguished. Mr. Kirklaud's loss is rather severe with no in surance except on the house. A splendid kitchen range, practi cally all his crockery ware and a lot of provisions were destroyed. Tlio Criminal Court. The following are some of the cases disposed of last week in the criminal court: Herbert Sims; Murder. Ac quitted. Rainy Martin; Gambling. Guil ty. Finoof $25, paid. Isaac Graham; Assault and Battery of a high and aggrava ted nature. Guilty; lHmontnson gang or $150. Richard Nelson, Assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature. Guilty; 18 months on gang or $200. Ned Davis, Housebreaking and Larceny. Guilty with recom mendation to mercy. John Barrel I; Assault and battery with intent to kill. 3 years in the Penitentiary. IFARMER8 UNION NOTES. KUllaf Oraaii and Planting UraM. Last week we saw two men diggiQRup Bermudagrass roots out of their cotton patches and another farmer hauling these same roots to his farm planting the roots out on the same kind of lands near. by. This may re mind you that it takes good grass and a little work to grow fat stock and a deal sight of ban} work, guano and other things too worrying to mention to grow cotton. We know other men that are trying to k?U out the whiskey evil by keeping it out of the country, while others are try ing to kill out all the whiskey in the land by bringing it in and drinking it up. Now and then, some litt.le cub of a cotton tear, or a little pig of a corporation liog, reminds the Farmers' Union of the fact that we should discuss these subjects of such vital interest to the south upon a high plaue. Well, now, wo agree in part to this. Boys, don't aim too high, don't over:shoot the tiling. Draw your bead at just the 'right plane to hit the game; let 'em have it broadside in a man ner to bring down your game to earth. -v Grand mid Petit Jurors. The following jurors have been drawn for the April terin of Court. The grand jurors will serve for the year, the first six names having been brought over from last years jury: Grand Jurors. C F Munn, G B King, D T Taylor, H C Pettigrew, E E Evans, T L Smith, J D Mc Dowall, J R West, John Hunter, E B Lorick, N A Peay, W R Pinckney, L E Barnes, Belton Owens, J P Lewis, T F Mc Dowell, J C Humphreys, W F McCaskill. Third Week, N A Bethune, David Wolfe, J M Spears, J M Butler, Leo Sclienk, L A Gardner, F R Tay lor, R W West, Alex Boone, W E West, W T McCaskill, W C Man gum, M H Horton, J L Hinson, K W Murchison, F E Ross, F B Floyd, J. J. Thompson, L W Boykin, J L Catoe, Paul Brown, H E Baker, J J Rush, W W Horton, S T Gardner, G W Dab ney, J T Daw kins, D J Fletcher, E F Munn, Benj. Tidwell, P A Clements, F D Campbell, L G Young, D L Catoe, John S Ross, H J Tidwell. Very Low Rates to Norfolk mid lteturn, Account Jamestown Tor- Centennial Exposition via Sou I lie 1*11 Railway. Season, sixty day and fifteen day tickets on sale daily, com mencing April 19ili to and in cluding November 30th, 1907. Very low rates will also be made for Military and Brass Bands in uniform, atteudiug the Exposition. Stop overs will bo allowed on Season, Sixty day and fifteen day tickets, same as on Summer tourist tickets. For full and complete iufor matiou call on Ticket Agents Southern Railway, or write R. W. Huunt, Div., Passenger Agt., Charleston, S. C. Presentment of the Grand Jury. The Grand Jury made a very good presentment last week. It is too long to publish in full, we being short of space. The sa lient features of it are some strong presentments of the con dition of the jail, the poor house, road working, the court house and the sending to the upper court for trial, trivial cases which should properly be han dled by magistrates. Two cases of miscegenation were reported, the offending parties being Fletcher Outlaw and James Moore, Jr. , both of the eastern section of the county. We do not know that any action has been taken in the promises. No report was made as to the condition of the books of tho various county officials. This report will be made later. We hope that it will be full and com plete, and not read as so many others before it that, "We have examined tho books of so and so, and find them neatly and proper ly kept to tho best of our knowledge. " Cure. Cold In Head. . Kcrtnott'a Chocolatcn I.axntive Quinine. e*a> to take and quick to eurc cold in h?ad and ?r? Kirjftt. ft SPLENDID PASTURE. This will notify the public that I have a splendid pasture for horses and cattle on my farm at Belmout, and will be glad to have you send your stock to me. I givo this department my per sonal supervision, and pen the stock every evening which in sures their safety from accident. Either see or write me. Respectfully, John^Whitaker, Jr. STATEMENT Of Kershaw County Dispensary Board for Quarter ending March 80, 1907. Camden, S. C. 8 took, March 7, MW7 *6,839 64 Receipt* to April 1 1907 6,1 12 10 Stock April 1, 8,118 28 Breakage for montb 18 00 $ 9.288 88 DISBURSEMENTS. Paid county board ?? salary, incidental expense, | tele grams, etc / $ 97 12 Paid \ attorney fees ($25 00) 18 75 Paid advertising ($28 00) 17 25 Paid reut for Msrch 80 00 Paid U. L. Watkins, expense to Athens, Ga., 17 80 Paid salaries, dispenser and help, 185 80 Paid stationary, 22 80 Paid State Co for rubber stamps and pads, 8 95 $ 892 97 Paid state commissioners#on account $ 5,719 13 $ 6,112 10 Stock and receipts April 1, 1907 $ 0,288 88 Stcck on hand March 1 1907 <t,>*89 61 Gross profits $ 2*398 69 Expense for month 392 07 Net profits f 2,005 92 Sigued, W. J. Dunn, Chnirinan' M. B. Rabon, Secretary K. T. Ewridge, Kershaw County Dispensary Board. State of South Caroliua, ) Kershaw County. ) Camden, 8. C., April 2, 1907. Personally appeared before me, W. J. Dunn, M. B. Rnbon and K. T. Es tridge, members of the Kershaw Coun ty Dispenssry Board, who being each and severally sworn, depose and say that the foregoing statement is true and correct. Sworn to and subscribed before me this second day of April, 1907. Signed, W. R. Hough, Notary Public. STATEMENT Of Kershaw County Dispensary Board for Quarter ending March 30, 1907. Beth line, S. C. Stock on hand March 7tli, $ l,r>03 Hi Receipts to April 1st $ 1,218 25 Stock on hand April 1st 735 IK Breakage for month of March 2 ((0 $1 ,951 03 | DISBURSEMENTS. Paid county board salaries incidentals, mileage, tele grams, etc, $ 32 38 Paid ^ attorney fees ($26 00) 6 25 Paid ^ advertiseng ($23 00) 5 75 Paid rent for March, 0 00 Paid dispensers' salary 60 0O Paid for stationary, 1 0 04 I'aid insurance, 77 25 $ 188 63 Paid State commissioners on account-, 1,024 62 Total, . $ 1,213 25 Stock and receipts, April 1, 1907, $1,95103 Stock Marcli 7th, 1,503 84 Gross profits, $ 447 19 ' Expenses for month $188 63 Net profits, f 258 66 Signed, W. J. Dunn, Chairman, M. B. Rahou, Secretary, K. T. Estridge. Kershaw County Dispensary Board. State of South Carolina, i, 1 1 Kershaw County. Camden, S. C., April 2, 1907 Personally appeared before me, W. J. Dunn, M. B. Rabon, and K. T. Es tridge, members of the Kershaw County Dispensary Board, who being each and severally sworn, depose and sayj that the foregoing statement is true and correct. Sworn to and subscribed before me this second day_of April, 1907. Signed, W. R. Hough, Notary Public. - WITH COFFEE AND KISS. (A Morning Lilt.) Tit a happy man with gold in store ? ! with gold he's piling higher ; But happier is the honest man with a home and warm hearth Are, ? ? A nice little wife to cheer his life and kiss him when departing, When with coffee and kiss and pat on his cheek, to his day of work he's starting. Sing high, for the rich, , But ho, for the poor I For true lore makes your sunshine sure. ?Tis a happy man whom fame seeks out to praise him and to crown him, But happier ia the home-crowned man, for Fate can never down him. For his home is his and his life Is his ? ? with strangers he's not sharing, When with coffee and kiss and pat on his cheeX for his day's work he's preparing. Sing high, for the rich, But ho, for the low I For true lore makes the old world go. Tis a happy man who knows the best whenever he may spy it. Be it pretty maid or good to eat f There's CHASE dt SANBORN'S ? TRY IT! You'll cheer your soul with a brimming bowl, and you'll rerer mind your labor, When with coffee and kiss and pat on youi cheek, you enry not your neighbor. Sing high, for the rich, But ho, for the man I Who boys good coffee when he can. For sale by H. L. Watkins, Sole Agent, *l*lionc No. 71. Display of Spring Styles in Clothing for Good Dressers at Nathan Levy's, The Clothier. Some men always look well-dressed ; their clothes keep in order no matter how much or how long they are worn. H That's our HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES. That's the kind of Clothes we offer you here. All wool, tailored right, fit right and priced right. :::::: IN FURNISHINGS we offer you the best that the market af fords. Everything new, Neckwear of the latest, Shirts that fit. A look will convince you that we are leaders in Men's Wearing Apparel in Camden. : : : : ? ? ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ONE PRICE TO ALL. NATHAN LEVY, THE CLOTHIER. MONUMENTS ANI> TOMBSTONES . Vermont Marble Co9 8. Best Designs. Est . E. O. Me Cr eight. Dr. I. H. Alexander, DENTIST. Office one door North of "The People." Money To Loan On improved farm lands in Kershaw County. Oil loans up to $1,000, 8 per eent-. On sums over that amount 7 per rent. No commissions charged. L. A. Wittkowsky, Camden, S. C. or C. L. Winkler, 45 Broadway, New York Notice to School Teachers. 1 positively cannot approve pay warrants for any teacher who has not a certificate regis tered in this County. Teachers who hold certificates from other counties or those who have di plomas from the adopted Col logos of this State, will please have them registered before pre senting their first claim for ap proval. The following is a list of adopted colleges: University of South Carolina. WofTord College. Fur ma n University. Clemsou College. S. C. Millitary Academy. ErsUino College. Newberry College. Greenville Female College. Charleston College. Chicora College. Limestone Female College. C/on verse College. Columbia Female College. Presbyterian College for Wo men. Winthrop College. Lander Female College. Presbyterian College of 8. C. Duo West Female College. Memminger Normal School. (Colored.) Claflin University. State Colored College. Honed ict College. Avery Normal Institute. Allen University. Harbison College. W. IJ. TURNER, Sup't. of Wd. Kershaw Co. Feb. 10, 1900 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Schedules Effective Jail. 27, 1907. To Washington, New York and East. J,v Camden *12 05 pm Ar Rock Ilill 2 15 pm " Charlotte 0 85 pm 44 Washington 7 85 am 44 Baltimore 10 15 ain 44 Philadelphia 12 52 pru 44 New York 8 15 pin Pullman sleeper unci Southern Railway diuing cars from Koclc "Hill. Trains arrive at Camden from north 8 f>5 a m and 12 noon. From south and west 12 05 p m and 0 20 p m. For illustrated matter about '?The Land of the Sky," "Beau tiful Sapphire Country," and Winter Resorts, apply to the un dersigned. To Colambia and Ashexllle. Lv Camden +8 55 a m Ar Columbia 11 15 am Ar Spartanburg 8 85 pm Ar Tryon 6 10pm Ar Hendersonville 6 25 p in Ar AkIii'ViIIi; 7 80 p iu Solid train with Chair and Ca fo, Car from lCingville to Ashe ville without change. To Charleston, Atlanta and Vest. Lv Camilcn ?2 15 p m l,v Branchville 7 20 p in Ar Charleston 8 15 p in Ar Aiken 8 '10 p in Ar Augusta ? 0 15 p ni Ar Atlanta 6 00 a m Ar Chattanooga 10 15 a in Ar Cinninnatti 8 80 p ni Ar St Louis 7 82 a in Pullman sleeper Branch villo to Atlanta connecting with sleep er and dining car to Cincinnatti + Daily except Sunday. * I>nily. For full information consult W. S. COOPER, R. W. HUNT, GEO. B. ALLEN, Agent, Div Passenger Agent, Asst Gen hss Agent, Camden, S. C. Charleston, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. Notice to Trustees. I cannot approve school war rants filled out with lead pencil, because the County Treasurer will not pay them unless they are written with in If. W. It. Turner, Co. Supt. Ed. Dec. 0, 190G. ECZEMA and PILE CURE FRFF Knowing what it was to pnttVr I II LL , win KRKK of CIlAltOK to any nfllictt'n a positive run* for Ko zotna, Salt KhtMim, Erysipelas, files and Skin 1>isrnsefl. hiHtant relirf. Don't sutler longer. Write F. W. WlLLIAMri, 400 Manhattan Ayenue, New York. Enclose Hcninp. Teachers' Examination The next regular semi annual exrnination or teachers will bo held at the Court House Friday and Saturday, April 19th and 2()th beginning nt 9 o'clock a. in. No one will be permitted to take the examination unless they are present on Friday. Please note this fact nnd don't ask to bo taken in on Saturday. W. H. Turner, Supt. of Education. L. V. Trembley, Expert Blacksmith aiul Wheelwright. Repairing iu both lines A SPECIALTY. I am occupying tlie Mc. Hall Hliop on Lower liroari St., where I will be pleaded to receive Your Patronage. REAL* estate Aim! Collecting Agent. All persons having Real Estate for sale or rent, nre requested to call on inr for Information. Thone wishing to buy or rent K?-al Estate, are alt?o requested to rail on me. All claim* pinned In my hands for collection will receive prompt atten tion. C/hI1 on me at Mr. W. A. Hclirock'ft office (Tlie People's offic.e,) Camden, A. C. G. O. Alexander.