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w**: " . ' ? v % f4 '' n " - r ' 1 Ste Xanrastcr ?*dgw. BDiTOBiis MuuaflOi ( A r^'f^ ^r<Ag Av^o6ow if tt? iVJ*H. J^-*rr4. J l?Jflw?ii i i*rt emit < | SEtfUWEKKLY "LAND A8TK It. 8. O.. .1 U L Y 25, 1903 ESTABLISHED 1852 W E T O (> ] JUNE We hav f^t-rtrfcrlc in partment IT MUSr * >? By Jul To Move ' Have RI PKI A ' it is not wortl PRICES here, your selection ai the price. We have a lot Shoes, NEW SI are selling at G Prices. Come to see u and we will mat , for you. Heme EVERYTHING .. Wer I 1 K S T (> C K 30th. e a Lot of each Dethat r GO-#i y 31st.o< rhem We 3DUCED CES. i while to quote Come and make nd we will make of Men's fine ^OCK, that we reatly. Reduced s before you buy :e it interesting inber we Carry 1 r. (IHAAn A ITlllllltl Ml. The Model Farm At Winthrop Many Interesting Facts unit Fig- I tires About a Successfully Managed Place? What it Does. Special to The State. Rock Hill, July 22.? The i Winthrop State farm is, no doubt, c one ol the most interesting places i in this sectiom just now, and is ? well worth a visit from any one > who is ut all concerned about t farming and modern methods. u *rt.. i... s ' i iju uuMuess uas oeen a success, i: and, though the land was only h ordinary several years ugo, it is c in lino condition today. The actual i profit in money is small, hut the v improvements would declare a c l?ig dividend. Aside from that, the i college is furnished with produce, fresh, health giving, and this, too, v with all regularity and prompt- t ness. t The tract contains 144 acres, 8 r acres being in an orchard of apples, ? pears and peaches, 1 acre in straw- ? berries, 2 in ulfalfa and the re- t muining number in corn, sorghum 1 cane, beans, cow peas, etc. From the alfalfa threo tons to 4 the acre have been cut and there t will be two more cuts. This fur- \ nishes then a splendid yield, ami i it is only two years old. ? The canning plant is now in 1 operation. Already 1,000 gallons > of peaches have been put up, and t Goo gallons more of fruit and tomatoes will be preset vcd in this J way. t Sixty milch cows are kept on i hand, the herd being made up of I Jerseys, Holsteins, Guernseys i and good "scrubs." The beef u cattle, that is the greater part of c it, is bought aud stall fed. In this t way the students are given the i best beef possible. One hundred and thirty head are consumed an- ? nually. ? From the waste products of the > farm aud college, 135 hogs are 1 being fed. No corn at all is given 1 to them. As to the corn crop every par- 1 tide is fed to the cows and to the ^ stock, nothing being wasted. The i cattle like the ensilage, which < produces a tine quality of the < richest milk. < During the past year the sup- 1 ai'inlomlnnl VI r. D..... A ?1-.1 V..UVVKUVUI, IU1. IIUIBI, CA|IUI1UU(1 $12,G89.fi3, while the receipts * amount to $ 12,845.57. This makes 1 a good showing, and when it is I remembered that great improve- ^ ments have been made and that < the girls have been given the 1 choicest farm produce, it must be pronounced a splendid enterprise. ^ CURES RHEUMATISM OR CATARRH IN A DAY?TREATMENT FREE. J B. B B (Botanic Blood Balm) ( cures the worst and most stubborn \ cases by draining th. poison out of the { blood and bones, and biplding up the bfokeu down constitution, Actus and 1 pains in the bones or joints, swollen glands, droppings in tit3 throat, liuw- | king, spitting or bud breath, etc., all disappear promptly and permanently. B* B. B. cures where ail else fails. | Druggists, $1. Treatment of B. B. B. I sent absolutely free and prepaid by , writing to B>ood Balm Co , Atlanta i (la. Describj trouble and free medi> j cal advice given until'uurad. B. It. B. puts new color in your skin, and . makes the blood redder and tnore flourishing, stopping all aches and pains Over 3000 cures by B B. B I - > I OABTOniA. 1 B?mr? tu st The Kind You Han Always Bought . makes kidneys and bladder right ' < Lying In State. llody Of Lute Pope Prepared For Ci Nino Days Mourning?Conclave of Cardinals Or* dered August 3. Home, July 21.?With grand ind "unique impressiveness the :ereuioi^jes which follow the denise of a pope began today, and C ilthough conducted in private, vere attended by many. The A line cardinals assembled in tho hi ipostolflT-palace to view the re- k, nains ' and officially pronounce |y lim floarl ( irnrrllo nu< ?v?v?. Vivtmi into |'Ul UMUO ]|] ardinals robes as a sign of mourn ng and wus gowned entirely in vhite. The other cardinals wore js nuison robes with violet collars je ndicative of mourning. dj Within the death chamber lay, 8j vith a white veil over his face on fj ho bed, the late pope, and for ttt his morning's function, the bed- pi oom had been transformed into la i mortuary.chapel with the altar n; .t one end, having in the center CJ ho .crucifix surrounded by six tl ightedc indies. X Thrice was the question asked: J 'Art thou really dead, Holy Fa- k her," and beiug no response it u vas announceil: "The poor is u) eally dead." The body was t, iprinkled with holy water, the n isherman's ring broken and Home Cl vith all the Catholic world will t< nourn nine days. f, During the night the body of d Pope Leo XIII lay on the bed in u he Vatican where his life wont w nit, and this morning Drs. Lap- sj )oni and Mazzoni, under the di w ectioti of the penitentiaries and ittaches and tho St. Peter's Fran- p :iscun monks, began embalming u ho body and preparing it for ly- tj ng in state. . tl Tho priuces of the church are ft| ill engaged in active plans for a ir peat impressive coreinon y mark- p ngtho beginning of the nine 0 lays' funeral services over the j| ate pontiff. 'X The conclave to elect Pope 8( L<eo's successor convenes in the t| Vatican on August 3. This date 0 s calculated by counting ton days, ixclusivo of Sunday, from today vhen tho death of the pontiff was ifticially ceriitied to by the eamerengo or papal chamberlain, it is rumored that Pope Leo 8 ias loft a number of bulls which adicslly change the procedure of ^ he conclave and that Cardinal tl jribbons remains among the fav* ^ >red candidates for election to the ^ japacy. V/\U 4 V* L'll f L'T\ IV 4 I??t4' . ? ... ... I FT i\ n Aiiinnu in A UUnATTA T Al " |] CIDENT. 3 Spartanburg, S. C., July 20.? t VIrs. Bogan, who resided 10 the f Jowpens section of this county, 8 vas killed yesterday afternoon in n in accident, the result of a run- il iway while on her way to church, h BKUTALbY TOU TURK!) t A case came to light that for ^ >orsistent and unmerciful torture tl ias perhaps never been equaled, g Joe Golobick of Colusa, Calif, writes. "For 14 years 1 endured nsufferable pain from Rheumatism j ind nothing relieved me though I I ;riod everything known. I came $ icross Electric Bitters and it's the jj greatest medicine on earth for that j trouble. A few bottles of it com- f pletely relieved and cured me." 1 Just as good for Liver and Kidney j F [roubles and general debility. Oh* ly 50c> Satisfaction guaranteed by Crawford Bros., J. F. Mackey feCo., and Funderburk Pharmacy. i v - - A Reward Offered. kiveroor Offers $500 For Ar- .In Host of Lynchers ? Lawless- I ness In Aiken Co mty Condemned ?What the Governor says of the Matter. Co I olumbia Record. dei Governor Hoy ward has offered ^r' reward of $500 for the appro* ''ai jnsion and conviction of the Ai- rec 211 county lynchers, who recent- 1101 killed Dennis Head. In discussg the matter said: l',c "The recent killing of Deunis ^ur eud by a mob in Aiken county *or the climax of a spirit of law- in ssness which means danger and sgrace to South Carolina. 1 1)0 inll administer to the porpetra>rs of such an inhuman outrugc ,ne > stern a rebuke and as condign ^H unishment as are afforded by the e(l ws of tho state of South Caroli- llt i. I fully realize that nothing VU1 in bo doue until the identity of I io slayers has been revealed. hat those who committed such U| Al eed keep in the dark is self uc- ! Pc nowledged guilt. Every uid bn lat the law affords to apprehend c^u ad punish the guilty parties will ,)r' e invoked and I shull do my ut- sal lost to see that the law is vindlrted. In order to further this a tho very best of my ability and ar the additional reason that a *nt etermined effort shall bo made nd kept up I have offered a re- a s 'ard of $500 for the apprehen- nP ion and conviction of the parties ho committed this deed. 1,0 "1 have written to Solicitor ro< avis informing him of the sitation as I have gathered it from io newspapers. I regret to say lat, though 1 have waited sovori days for official notice regard- un ig this lawless act, not one re- hu ort has reached 1110, through Jthe flicers of tho law. I am very *lrt idignaut about this killing. *ia 'here seems to have been 110 reaan whatever for such a crime and ao action of tho guilty parties is ou ntirely indefensible.". ?* _ _ to Beginning in Life. , scl ^ US! Somebody remarks that little sh seem to have tho most sen- , .... sh lble idea of a start in life. They all begin on a small scale, and ^ here is as much truth as wit in Qv he saying. Begin snail. Count- jQ dss sermons have been preached rom that text, but until the prac- ar ice comes up to the preaching, ^ here would seem to be need of uoro yet. It is not so easy for a m 'oung couple who have been ^ irought up in luxury and comort to go backwards in the social ^ cale and begin according to their ^ ueans. Hotter that it should be cc lone, however, at first, than to ot ave to co ne to it after a brief . sli ?eriod of luxurious living; for in hat case, the last state is apt to y >e worse than the first. Kmulate bo little fishes, therefore and be y in on small scales. ' ?1 tli Disease takes no summer K vacation. P' If you need flesh and (*' strength use Scott's Emulsion fc summer as in winter. m Send for free sample. SCOTT ft BOWNK, ChemUts, I 409.4"S Pe?' Street, New York. I m 50c. and 11.00 ; all druggist*. I gj J ' "t The Alliance Case. dgo Gary Orders Receiver Appointed? Exchange Can Furnish Bond for Twice Amount Bending Action. lu ill bin lteeord, 21st inst. Judge Gary this morning ren* *ed a decision in the case of ookshiro vs. the Farmers Allien Exchange, ordering that u eiyer be appointed for the fond v on hand, about $17,000, or it bond be furnished for twice i amount involved until this id is distributed. The attornevs the Exchange have ten days which to reply and there is lo doubt but that an appeal w;U made to the supremo court. The case came up, it will be rein bored, after the director" of 5 Alliance Exchange had deciu to distribute the $17,000, now the Palmetto bank, among the lions suballiances, the action ing brought by H. E. llrookire, representing the Cash Hill liance in Greenville county, who titioned for a receiver and also ought suit for salary which he lints due him. Suit was also ought by M. L. Donaldson for lury alleged to be due. l oon the first lienrinrr hv J ...f, J ? iry the case was ordered to ister John 8. Verner for a hoar* to arrive at the facts in the se. Th is hearing was completed short time ago and argument on] the facts heard yesterday by 3 judge. The decision was aniineed this morning in the court >111. Murder. Every time a man slayer goes whipped of justice, security to man life is lessened. There is such a thing as justible homicide; but few people ve ever seen a case. Excusable homicide is more or is common; but in nine cases t of ten it conies at the expense the manhood of jurors sworn do their duty. About four cases of so-called ? II.. It-UVlVUOO mil 111 IIYU I1IU I euuy sassination, the self-defense sit* tion being provokod by the lyer for his own advantage. Good looking, intelligent murrers have various advantages er illiterate, hard featured felws: There are various reasons r this but none of these* reasons e creditable to the jurors who irmit such distinctions. The logical object of punishing anslayers is not revenge. The ne has passed beyond the reach aid. They should be punished prevent them from seeking othvictims. 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