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THE TOWN.
Jf a jneymber of yo\ir fawly;
/died would yo.u print U^e tyeso
Jutions o* 9 tyJLboard?
If yoyr >l(e .eetpjrt# e d,
#rould you Band an accouu* of Jt,
jbo lUe theatre program. mau?
Jf yo\i ve^e going to enlarge
your business, would you adver
fiize At m a JiQlel register?
Jl yw ver.o gojng U> h*ye a.
vwuddjog Jp your fai^ilyJ w,ouid
you get out a hanubill?
Xou wflWW Wtf such items to,
pk newspaper wouldn't you?
Then w<by don't you put your
^advertisement in a newspaper?
JjJyery roan who uses a l^ill
(board is addiu^ to nature fait jug. -
Every .duller speut in the
program., Jn a register,, m a
directory or in a handbill, is a
Jegitiuiale dollar takeu away
/rom the newspaper of your
Aovn.
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT.
It seems improbable at this
?lma that tlie annual encamp
paeutof tbe State militia will be
field this year. This is of course
fk great disappointment to the
young Soldiers, but the reason
^jiven seems to be a good one?
Jack of funds. ' Without that
article it would be impossible to
secure the attendance of enough
,of the militia to make the en*
,camp men t of any value to the
?tate, or to the several com
panies, so it may be well uot to
attempt to hold them this year.
There is some kind of a hitch in
J-he matter of the appropriation
/by the national government for
jMie maintenance of the militia
,\vhich is the cause of the disap
pointment. The>auttioritics ex
pect to overcome this next year.
Partial Contents.
We are occasionally confronted
fvitli the question, "Why don't
you put something in your pa
per?" This question is, we flat
?er ourselves, usually asked in a
Jocular way, for there is always
. .something of iuterest in THE
PEOPLE. Simply to give an
Jdoa and not to give this the
pame of a prise issue, we call
^rotir attentiou to a partial list of
?hecouteifts of tnls issue. In it
jre do not include our uumerous
advertisements, which naturally
fake up considerable space;
Annus! JCnoampment,
Upbuilding the Town,
^oth Preueptlves,
?JYoinanly Wisdom,
'The Poultry Yard,
poat Seisure,
flgg Omelet,
Kill Moaaujtoes,
" Hickory Chips,
Personals,
Brevities, Clubbing Offer.
Each and every one of these
articles are of lutorest to some
pf our readers, at)d when we
jtalre Into consideration the con
sents of our splendid patent out
side, we (Jo not see that any sub*
scriber, or reader bus any kick
coming because of lack of news
pf interest in THE PEOPLE.
WOMANLY WISDOM.
."Yen, ill en 11 the bonne ami clean the
abeij,
Anil clean the bnrn In every part;
Jlut brush the .cobwebs frojp the bead,
Anil sweep the anpwbapkp from the
heart,"
More Ijoijjes than we know uf
jire broken ,upby folks trying to
Jive belief iliuu tliojr i/iviing will
utrmU.
to do J>#y papering tljls
Reason? Pon'i put the new pa
j>er right on over the old?pee!
vff pypr/ W pt ti>e oia cm?.
Wet 4t? ?*U *Hk # bra
j<4teo All* .old payper, scrape off
?he iMt felt j,o? MB, and
P?Vw the new pipv.
it jpwiy be bandy to throw
soraps out of the kitchen .door cor
window, .but ,it makes ? nuisance
.of the .efeickeus- They loe/
Around the .buck door waiting
/or a /ew crumbs, ftqd .do not
grow so fust ??? tuey would
.ranging tbe field*.
j^eroseue js ft splendid aid io
Jthe cleaning Of windows. Into
a basin nut .two labtlesoooofuls
of kerosene aud two of water.
Wash with a &>ft cloth and dry
wtth ft jpewspaper. This pro*
ceil \rJU remove fly-specks from
both glass and paiut belter than
water and soap do, and leaves
tbe glass with a better polish.
There ought to be a rest room
for the farmers' wives in every
town. 0ue I visited recently
has lunch tables, couches, and
playthings for the children,
and is free to all women. Any
eountry woman will understand
what a Couvenience such a room
is after a long drive The town
should look after its oountry
friends.
One reason why we don't get
our wall paper to stay on is be
cause we Uo not cook llie starch
when we make it. It ought to
be made with boiling waser,
stirred all tbe time till it looks
good and smooth. If you dis
solve ail ouueeof powdered alum
to every two pouiids of flour you
use, that will make tue starch
belter.?From May Farm JouV
tial.
THE POULTRY YARD. ?'
A happy lieu will make a happy
muster.
Do uot overfeed the growing
chicks, or tliey may become
stuuted.
Don t w^it until younj* poul
try begin to droop and die be
fore looking for lice.
When you have set all the
eggs you cure to for I lie season,
send the roosters to market
Their room is better than their
company.
It is a waste of time and
power?hen |>ower?to try to
hatch eggs that have really been
chilled by the Ueu leaving the
nest.
If the nest is too flat, the egxs
are sure to roll out from under
the hen; and "if too deep, the
eggs will pile, on top of eucli
oilier and get broken.
The faithful hen will stay with
her eggs until fairly eaten alive
with mites. Do take time to
give sitters attention; keep lice
down, if something else must be
neglected.
When a hard shower comes up
the foolish youug ducklings need
attention. I have kuown them
stand out in the rain with
heads up and mouths open until
they drowued.
Hens have a way of settling
disputes over a nest that orten
results in scrambled eggs. The
hen that is given a setting of
choioe eggs should be set where
there will be no trouble with
other hens.
When my fowls get the egg.
eating habit, I find a dose of
oyster shells to be the "eggs,
act" remedy. Give them enough
the first time to cause them lo
gorge themselves. This has
cured some bed cases.
Did you ever watoh a hen just
after you had put some nice clean
straw in the nest boxos? Hear
her talk about it when she chmbs
to lay her egg. She Knows
the differeuco and is happier
than when the straw is dirty and
had lice in it.?Prom May Farm
Journal.
Ilrlflyli Holm American float.
Vancouver, B. C, April 21 ?
Hie cruiser Koestrel of the Do
minion gov?M im?ut arrived in port
U>day, having in charge the
Aniei ican halibut fishing sGlioon
er Charles Levi Woodbury which
she captured after a tiring of four
louuds from her tnachiuegun and
threatening to sink the alleged
poaching vessel unless she sur
rendered.
The action took plane Sunday
afternoon in northern waters,
"lleged to bo co-itiguous to Can
aria.
Bucktovt's Arnica Salve
The Best Solve In The World.
&D HTCKOtt CRIPS,;
9<fbi.oir loads of blind ijgtra
vertMptiuad m two .days' mid
jo fclufcile, Ate ^od there mast
stiU U i -couple of trainloads
Wt.
Aootlutr thing that .prompts
JX? to .think that .Cuba lumprov
jog la the /act. that one of the
recently convicted revolutionists
was a sergeant. As a rule, those
.tropical warriors are all gene
jrala.
f
"Uncle Joe'* Oannon has ap
pareutly oomo to the conclusion
that it is possible to fool a ma.
jority of the people of this coun
try all the time. How different
ho is from Liucoln.
Mrs, Edward Oar mack, wife of
the murdered Senator having
been left practically without
means of support, is proposed
for the position of postmistress
at Columbia, Tenn. We hope
she will receive the appoint
ment.
With all mock modesty of a
practiced old politician, Senor
Diai auuQuuces that he is "iu
the hands of his friends,'/ so
far as election to the Presidency
of Mexico is concerned.
Its Castro this, and Custro
that, and Castro, "where are
you?" But every time he tries
to land, its Castro, "you slcidoo!"
What do you suppose old Ab
dul Hamid would give to be able
to sally forth und thoroughly en
joy a bang-up game of ba&eball?
And now that the Hains trial
is on, it will be interesting to
watch und see if a New York
jury can do as well as an uu
lettered Teuuessee jury.
"'Peace, 'Possum, and Pros
perity," is the slogan for the
uext four years." says the Jack
son, (Miss) News. Some Punk.
Cipriano Castro would doubt
less be quite a suocesson the lee
lure platform now, if he could
only locale a platform that lie
would not bs politely but tinnly
invited to vacate.
Late reports from smuggling
headquarters indicate that, a lit
tle more activity upon the part
of the Now York customs officials
would materially reduce the de
ficit.
Nevada, in refusing to suc
ceed South Dakota as the di
vorse Mecca, hits trial marriage
a oruel blow.
Those Senators and Repre
sentatives who, were thinking
about voting against an income
tax,. havo been ''hearing from
their constituents," und found
that they had a few more thiuUs
coming to them.
Now for the good roads that
bloom in the spring.
Baseball and fishing at the
same time is like being killed
with loo much joy.
"Going to work," a painting
by Millet, has just sold for $50,
000. It would bo worth a good
deal to go*, a picture of some men
going lo work.
"Man is 00 per cent, water,"
says a scientist. Georgia and
Alabama must be responsible
for pulling the average up so
high.
No one will have to pay an in
come tax if the price of bread
goes much higher.
Castro traveling about on a
mattress looms larger than ever
as a featherbed soldier.
The only hope left for Castro
is New Jersey,
Somebody might prepeut Mr.
aud Mrs. Castro with an island.
The oyster's work is nearly
done, his annual course is al
most run; when May come? in
ho hides his head and lies down
in his oyter bed.
What is fame? Tlioy have
found a man in Los Angeles who
never heard of Roosevelt
Mm A Top Notch l>ocr.
(irent deed* compel regard. The
world crow tin It* doer*. Thnt'* why
the American people have crowned Dr.
King's New plscovery 1I1V King of
Throat nod hung remedies. JCvery
ntoni I* n health force. It kills germs,
nod cold)* and l:i urlppe Vanish?*. It
hen In cotigh-?*rnckcd n cinbraiiox ntid
cooghlug stops. More, inflamed bron
chial tubes ninl lung* are cured nod
hemorrhages cease. I?r. (Jco. Morw,
Black Jnck, N. writes "it cured ine
oT lling trouble, pronounced hopeless
by nil doctors." 60c, fi oo. Trial
bottles free. Guaranteed by t'amden
I>rnx Compnuy, Zcmp ?& i>e|>a*snnd
fr*nci? !i. Zcmp> drug st >ros.
STATEMENT
of lihe Kershaw County Dis
pensary Board for the Quar
ter Ending April 1, 1909.
Receipts From Cumdeo S. C.
Receipts from Beibune 8. C.
Receipts from Betliune, S. C
Receipts from Camden, 8. C.
Receipts from Oaroden, S. C.
Receipts from Bethune, S. C.
Receipts from Garrett & Co
I 9,880.80
1,875 95
1,682.70
7,734 32
5,162 80
1,545.90
350.00
$ 27,382 53
January
January
February
February
March
March
Empty barrels
$ 890 55
' ? 117 25
2,033 58
280 50
1,777 55
$ 5 099 43
Assets - $ 29,034 72
Liabilities .. 21 049 27
$ 8005 24 Net Profits
Expense Camden, S. C. Dispensary 528 59
Expeuse Betliune, S. C. ?? 278 37
$8,802 20 Gross Profits
81 3-8 per cent, to Cumdeo, S. C $ 7,162 79
Less Expense 523 59
$G,639 20
18 5 8 per cent, to Hetliune S. C. $1,639 41
Less hxpebses 273 37
$1,360 04
State of South Carolina \
Kershaw County j
Personally appeared W.J. Dunn, Chairman, \V. II. Zemp, Seo., and K. T.
Estndge. members of the Kershaw County Dispensary Hoard, who, being each
duly and severally sworn, deposes and says that the foregoing blatemeut is
true and correct.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this lftth day of April 1000.
Signed, JXO. S. KINDS AY,
Notary Public, S. C
THE PE0PLE
NEWS AND JOB PRINTING
invitations. Envelopes, Letter Heads, Cards,
Catalogue Work, Commercial Work,
%
Bill Heads, Circulars, Programmes,
Wedding Invitations, At Home Cards.
Prompt Delivery. Give Me Your Printing.
W. A. SCHROCK
T?HONE 91.
CAMDEN, S.C.
Southern Agriculturist
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taining Paper for Southern Farm Families
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In connection with the ubovo we want to say Unit wo luivo 100
free subscriptions to thif? splendid agricultural journal lo the first
100 persons who pay up their subscription* aud renewal for this
year.
The Kouthern Agriculturalist is ndmitlodlv t li e leading
Southern farmer's journal, so dou't delay to talce advantage of
our offer.
REMEMBER?We have but 100 copies to offer.
Cnopoi'-Cnritinok Cane.
Nashville, Tenn., April 21?I
Arguments for a new trial in the,
Cooper case begun todaj before
Judge Williun H. Hurt. The de
fendants, Col. D. ti. Cooper and
liis son, Robin J. Cooper, who
were found guilty of the murder
of former United States Senator
E. W. Garmnck and were given
20 years imprisonment, wore :n
excellent spirits and held au im
promptu reception before the
sheriff opened court.
The defendants were repre
sented Ijv Judge Anderson, Gen.
Washington, A. G, Ewiug, Jr.,
and G?mi. MeeWs, Attorney Gene
nil McCirn, Capt. Fitzhugh and
Gen. Garner Appeared for the
State.
Judge Anderson added a new
assignment iu error to ili<? 40 in
cluded in the motion?that the
court erred in refusing au in*
Mruolion on self defense, re
quested by the defence.
When in need of Harness or
Shoe worlc, call on \V. M. I fin
son. One door east of Snyder's
stables.
| MG INDUSTRIAL PARADit.
I Southern Ituilr uiiri Makes
8|H!Clnl Itulcs o*? Shipment of
Floats lu Charlotte.
Special to The People:
Charlotte, N. C., April 22nd ?
The Transportation Committee
of llio Twentieth of May Colo
bration asked the Southern Ii.vil
road for a special rale on ihe
shipment on floats lo Charlotte
fioui points in North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Virginia
| The matter was tiiUen up with
proper ottieiiils and in a few
days later the road gave noticeI
that it would give special rates:
I from all territory covered by the
Southern classification which
covers the entire Mouth.
It is expected that both the!
Seaboard Air Line and the
Southern Railroads will an
nounce special passenger rules
to Charlotte on occouut of the
celebration within a very short
time. Uotl) roads will operate
as mmiy special trains to Char
lot to us may lie found necessary.
Special at tract ions during t he
weelc will be a batallion of in
funtry from Port Mil'hei son,
G i;? a troop of cavalry from Fori
Oi'tflethorp and military band,
all of which the war department
has ordered sent to Charlotte as
an escort to President Taft.
THE FISHING SEASON
is now on
Call on me forany'.hing in the line
OF FISHING TA C K LE.
Barbed Wire and Field Fencing.
FERTILIZERS
I am also prepared to fwnisli you *ith aiiythmg ?
HARDWARE, FARM SUPPLIES, and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Price and Quality talk.
I Have Both.
GIVE ME A CALL
3D. IE^e3a.u.ecL3r
C-A-^HDEIT, s. c.
|)<? You waul Iv.u ly Cnbliayo ami
plenty oi 111cm'/
If so, buy your plants from us
They aee raised from the be.si
seed, aiul grown ou 11??? sea
islands of South Carolina, which
on account of being surrounded
by sail water, raise plants ;h.r
are earlier and hardier thai
those jjro'.vn im t he interior. Tiie\
can bo set out sooner wilhoti
dangerof frost. Varieties: En I
Jersey Wakelicld, Charleston, <>
Large Wakelield, Henderson'
Succession and I'M a I Dutch. A',
plants carefully counted am
pacUed ready for shipment, ant
hest express rates in the South
Prices:?1 T>0 per sintrlw 1 housiml.
up to 4,OtJt); 5,000 or nme at
$l."5 per thousand; 1(1,000 am
upward? at&I IH) per tlnmsaml
Other ria!>ts ?<?<1 --i-et
tuce, Onions ami !'????!s ri'ud.v ii
December. Special HitU'sOt!
Large Los Of IMnsit*
Everv I lung P.O. 15 Mesrgcts.
S. C. 'l'lie U. IS. Agricultura!
Department established an Ex
perimental Station on our firm
to test all kinds t?f vegetables,
especially cabbages. We will
he pleased to give results ol
these ex peri men Is. W rite It mis
n. ii. uli rcu co,
Meirgets, S. C.
WANTED.
Responsible man with horse
and bn?jgy in each community,
salary $.5.00 to $10.00 per day, to
take orders from owners of
Farms, Orchards ami Home (i.ir
dens. A splendid opportunity
for farmers' sons, also fruit tree
and sewing machine agents, to
make a business connection
which will become more profl i
table each year. Address I*. O. i
Box 04, Young's Island, S. C. |
liepfnt Wanks.
We have almost anything you
want from a Title to Real Estate
down, and what we h.iven't, we
can write for you as we are
something of a lawyer oneself.
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W. BRATTON DeLOAHB
ATiOUMOV AT LAW
Camim;n. S. U. f
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REAL KSTATE
Collecting? Agent.
All persons linvinj* lira I Estate f?jr
or ivnt, arc rr.jin-st?<1 to call on
!(? l'.#r iulcS'iii:1!i?>n. TIiom* wishing
? ( l,,.y ??r rent Ural K.-lntc, are alco
:i-sIt-ii Io call <>n ii.c.
Ail Haiti's plan-il in my linnda for
cilli-rt urn will riTr've prompt attcn
inii.
( all on mc at Mr. W. A. KctlWM'k'a
? lliri* (Tin- I'toplrV nlliri*,) Camden*
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Oil MONEY REFUNDED.
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