The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 24, 1902, Image 2
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itABonr ctcrrr ci«culati§h
THURSO AY. JULY U. IWA
, ll kMbevn M»"y • daf itnca Bam-
'wall twtcrtalnad »u«A» a goodly row* *
> <p«ny of gifted man m on Ttieaday la«t.
Yf you could know, gentlemen. Bow
Yilghly your vlalt waa a^proclatad. how
%nany nice thing* have keen Mid . of
^our intalloctu.il clrength and your;
awiirtly oonduct you would mirk the (
ulay with a white atone. You made
Yrlenda here who will watch your fu*
*tnre caroera with the confident hope
that la the coming year* you will win
the honors so well deaorved and wear
them long and happily.
Tu* PEori-aha* In store a little Ice -
tare for yon, but will not now introduce
<n note of discord In the chums of co<A-
enendatior.. Later onr critklsm will
t>e given publication.
•a*
In tha Old Testament times plagnea
«ud famines and varioua disasiers were
visited upon wicked peoples because of
their trangresslons, and times did not
get better until they repented and te-
Vormed
And If lhat waa the esse then why Is
It not (he rase now. The so railed dr*
ili/ed nations of the world boast of their
S|nodje«s as rom pa red with (he sinful-
nese of their beelghted ancednrs, but
Juwu below the veneer of modern rut-
lure and enlightenment there Is probe-
hiy as much that Is * rung as (herd wa*
tu Kgypt before the plague# were sent
sipuoilarWh Be Mi and royal homes.
e**4 te«eea«oee for ft.
Very posethly l*baruoh pleaded the
seme raouows lee hie refomf w* lea the
I•reeftsen ge Vy whVh the Reglfsh
j lesfs f ihofr redden »eg ef the vehll of
t «ueh Altfaw with Use hfeud *4 the
■■era a«4 th • A meet i ewe hero ».loas»e*
had m the r»«np+ma» bheemee a As*
■ssaeu el •#*
ewsdamamSwatSowa eeo tumdees al Van
ud that It li
face. He bought the tme. had It d->g
up ami aent It In 4*blladalphla for ei-
amlnatlnn Neat he had a pit dug M
leal deep where the tree bad stood and
there found what he called the netrnl-
cum blo*eom, which. h« said, Indicated
that a well there would yield a dully
output of mure than .KM barrels of re-
fined oil.
I*p country doctors sav that small
pox U gutting to l»e of it more nnillg-
uaul type, and sftil soon begin killing
the unvaednated. >r
ttuorgia watermelons fmve hern rec-
omuiendcd to, King Ktlward of Kn-
Y«ek. wle
wlihCfemsoo e
>)e a dleoarry Whleb n
„ aa a dry process of n«
Ing rareal grains and starchy prodnt
Ills drat eaperlments war# begun la
the spring of IfcH al Clemson and have
been continued up to the prrarul time.
In brief, kin discovery makes it possi
ble fo cook hoailny. all other cereal*
and lh« starches wltkeul water. Pro*
fcssr«r Anderson says: , •
''Instead of adding water. I am ablo
to cITcct the coiHpIctu swelling of thu
starch granule hy otoans of <lry heat.
This I do by siihjcctlug the granu'e,
grain. or starchy mass to a rapid heat |
In a saturated atmosphere.
"Al ths cud of the process I find the
starch granules broken up into tin fn*
nuiuevahle number of particles or Irag-
mepls. The resulting products after
^Candidates' Column.
First PriiAary Election.
ARE ROT
“At the u:«e or expa
cornu white, pnrodkaud
on account id ihu Yapl
comparailvcly J^w tei
gland to (Hire his ve'inlform appendix,
and a lot of them has been shipped to Vl, ‘' »>X|«*H*loi' ar« drier than before, on
him. Hi'uouut of tbe loss of water which es-
VV. J. Ilryan wants a piece of marble
from every .State carried by him in his
two races for the Presidency, which he
proposes to put in a mantle piece in his
new liou»e near Lincoln, Nebratka.
District Attorney Capers made a mis
take w hen he mixed up white and col
ored doctors on the Lroenville mid Col
uinhU pension examining boards, as
the Anglo S.ixons refused to serve with
the Africans.
A Oeorgla Correspondent of the
Kdgeftold Chronicle In enumerating
the advantages held out to Immigrants
mentions the market value of votes a*
ranging from fifty cents to thlrty*Bve
dollars apiece.
Two well-to-do negroes have an*
nonn*-ed themselves candidates for f on "
gie*s In Maryland. Their race has
done a large part of the voting them
and r«celled a alaali shire of the pick*
legs of pglilln.
They ph k money from tree* In Call*
lerata. t row «>er rberry Ituu t.wiM d
by D. C. Vs*»sl I**.** ponml* of trull
were gslherrd the Mher ttav awl e»ld
for to.- ■sot• a pound in Kastem mark*
els, waking a tulel ml klUp gt«4«.
Aiken I »ontv wns| be to s bvt wav
Mrs K—• g.Uiak >g rommHte | » b t t-
'••oe negro •b<d awl kilted aaolhef eod
lib* (••seioHt nBered loo rawnrds sow
to* |^r ton a.« barged ottb brgboav ro»
berr awl tbeo«b»r tor — 4iogodasw»*
ait us o%e oeoA.
■S*«e*
*1 arks'’ Jotry
■san os Use Maae, J
*sraatr e aa ttbs lib
| tMkt • bdh-l § 9 •
Iml mm*
m |S*o |o«
. S|ed III
t • be bod
*■*-# W «S s
reeling SbgS nagbS. srSag SWsS I
boes so Sndsb bes oaeibir ew
H^uonutof the los« of water which
capes atlhe time of expansion.
"1 Hud that 1 can in tills way swell
nr expand any starchy product, and
especially the cereal grains When the
grains arc swelled the remiiiing prod
uct* are from four to sixteen times
greater hi volume thin the original
kernel. 'lYie expanded kernels are on
ly enlarged, otherwise exact copies of
the original. '
“At the litre of expansion they be-
nud brend-like, si.d
id heating mol
uipemturw the
greater pnrtlon"of thn elarth remain*
unchanged, excepting in (hit it is
broken up lain fragment* as before ex
plained, not being altered to any ex
tent ehemieally. Home dextrin is form-
ed especially when the heating is pro
longed anti at higher Ttrnperirrr’.
“When sir drv powiler Btar.-hr*, like
corn •tarr-h, I tphK-a fl otr, sag.* fl »-ir or
■lari-tiv prepaiatl.nia tike (Mart *igo
an f pewri tapiort, nre treated, the re
sulting aw rllr-d drv white masses be
come enUrged roplee *f the orlginul.
which iniTvase* In toiwuse frine six to
nine times. Wbea pur* atsrt-bea arc
Ibis* treatml sn-l * tpao-lr- I, •*> I the re -
ewlilagdry pfodwsds afterward pie,eg
la water Issey gw lute s»>apen»l»re.
fn-rwmg a eteerb psai# asmslas iweveev
fewpec-t Sn awe we-pr by baltreg stae, b
•a w st*r
"lb* awlf AsRasesme betaeew eiereb
paaSr ns sSnieb f I -sod f*e mlm ■ l a psep * f •
• A by lb* ntA»asf y megbseta ad kaAlisg
ne r-iwktng wpb »a ** aw4 Ibe As*
msafe-et *d s spsad.-,g tbsns la ibwl Ibe
reaasSssarg pa win -sa • «pnmA*d •b*w Asy
• ae b* kegs tmdMadsaty % la ibebr Asy
ssnwAssabw wb-m ibansad—ra a * - e-*e
FOR COMURKdS—3D DISTHICT.
Srlgedeld, H. C.. June Id. 190J.
To the Mamvrrsta of Uwrnwell County :
I am a uwndidat* for Congreas froin
the Hrcond District and will abide the
result of the Prlimirr.
While I am opposed to Imperialism I
am in favor of trc.-itles allowing us to
show onr goods, on lilteral terms, In
every market of the world. 1 favor
pVactlcal, tangible results.
Trusts should be throttled, but cor-
poraLiomi doing a leg tiuiate htiniucs*
should he encouraged and protected,
Iturnl Delivery Hontes In sufficient
niimher to supply mail to every family
every day should be cxtahlLhed.
I favor turning loose all the money
d \vn here that can possibly b*secured.
The righ'a and convenience of the
people should receive paramount atten
tion.
I will thank von for your support’in
the ensuing Democratic Primary.
J. IVru.Thurmond.
rOK COUNTY AUDITOR.
Barnwell, B.C., 27'h May, POi.
I respectfully ainounce nn -elf a can
didate for the office of County Auditor,
subject to the rules am] regulation* of
the Demacrntle primary election,
pledging myself to abide by the result
and support the nominee* of the pkrtv.
W. II. Duncan.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR:
Spout*, 8. C'., May 12th, 1002.
I,respectfully nr.notinca mykelf a can
didate for the otilco of CduYity Snpervi-
aor, subject-to the rules aiVd regtiht-
,1 Ions of the Democratic primary elec
tion. pledging myself to abide by the
results and support the nornlrWc*of the
party. • G.M. Holly.
Of
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for.the office of County Super
visor, subject to tire rules sud regula
tions of tlie Domotratio primarv elec
tion, pledging myself to abide by the
result* and snppott the nominee* of ibe
party. W. P. Bailey.
To coDvinct the shrewd buyer that this
Hie money saying centre oi Barnwell. Coil-
pare prices, compare qualities aid your
own judgment will lead yoa to bay bert.
To the Democratic voters of liarawell
County:
I take this means of formally an-
nan "ring to you my candidacy for con- • Barnwell. S. C., thh May. ly 2.
gres, from the second district. | Thanking niy many friend* for th -ir
My pa*t Hfo among you inu*t bo the jjpu erol ,4 :( |,.| highly apprecUted ronfl-
only yjle.lge 4 can offer of sincerity of (tcitce-and suiuiort in itio |»a»t I re-
purpo«e to do my duty, if electeil. | Ryufctfullv annoum-e mv*c!f a candidate
During the rampalgn l«hall be com- f „ r realeefion to the office of t onutv
»pen<| mnut of my RnbjwH-t Pi the rtile4 eml
lime Infections of tlie c Ltrict w here 1 J iHguhition* itt the DeoxM-ratlc piim.irv
*)it comparatively a alraagrr. truaiing j 0 ahota bv
the result* aud aupporl the nominees of,
Pure Silk RP.bor.n, :n atl shades, from Ic.tcfyard up.
All Wool AKA trots itductd fioiu 25c. to 2tc.
5-lr.i-h Wide Embroidery, the 10c qnttllt), now to.
10-inch W ide Eint roil cry, the 20e. quality, now KSfc.'
Fancy Host-, the 20c. quali'j', now 10c.
Fancy Half Hose, the 20c. quality, now 10c.
Men’s stO 0<) Suit* now going for $r.25.
Men’s *V00 Suits now going for f* Ob.
Moil’s Jd.00 Suit* now g .ing for $I.2A.
Men’s $5 (O SuiL* now g tog for $1 ,*•>.
Men’s Punts now going for ?’ 'M)y
Vet.'* fri^J Pants Bow c.oingot
Men’* j-i.OO Pants now going for
llist 1 shall be reniemlterrd at home.
R"-|ieet fully,
t; Duocau Balllngar.
I her' hr anrmnnee mr*elf s« a can
didate for fongrr** frian the Sa.-ond
((Migreselonal District, subject to the
teaiils of lha primary aim-lion, arid
Iseiehr pleslgv mrsalf la abi-la bf an-l
•up|a>rt iba aoMioea* at *a>d ele.
a ad a I ms pa soppawt Iba ptai*«*wa a>..l
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d'date f»r ibe ofli.-a i-f t’oumv tiujairl
•or, auhjecl to iba ralaa and rrgula-
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tion, pledging mrsalf la ahhla br Iba
ae»«»l> o<*4 *0|-p*rtl |ba rrominaatjid Iba
portjr.
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a«4 tapyatn iba aasaSaaa* ml tba aarss.
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At) SUipiper press Goods ai)d Cloth
ing reduced froip 10 to 20 per cei)t*
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I.ADICS* AND Cltll.DRKN’S SlloKS
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daraaa «W Albaa llaorga Jn^t.stone af
Raabarry aa4 MHIlaai Kllhaof Haaa
f oagraasinasI —G. Draean Helllngar
•f Bara wall, Uaarn W. fruit of Atkvu
and/. WlBiaai Tauraiandof Alkaa,
Tbaswdlaeca numbered bat wren four
and flea bundratl persons, and all wera
wall rapald far coming to tha county
oast. Msnr have expressed Itiemmlvr*
at graaklr gratified that tha .Stale and
district bava such good material from
whish to select their chief scrvanD as
onscltisen said many lelt:*’l could lt«
happy with either were the other dear
charmers away."
SONS OF TUKIR FATHERS.
Throughout the Eastern and Middle
tttatea there has been recently a con*id -
arable disturbance of the equilibrium
of those holy people by the discovery
Of the fact that sundry student* have
been caught choa.lng In their examine-
Atone.
These youngsters have been foilow-
10Y *» IN® fooutep* of thsir fathers and
nothing else could have fairly been ex
pected of them
Without going back to the days when
ilmlg ancestors, the IllgHiu father# am]
otbtr runaways from the oki world,
awapped the Indlsn# glass beads for
fbclr lands, or the later dara when iIk*
African was bought with New England
mm, are iud in the beginning of the
2°th century that these boys are tread-
tog in the footsteps «f the mel , lnogl
powcrfaH* inanciat matters
For no candid mind, "unawed by
power bad nnbribed bv gain," rail
dabht or daay that tha Filipinos have
ham rheatad out af tha Independence
fbf Which they have fought Spain for a
«**•**• #9 caatarfoa. and that tha Ca-
MaM haaa haaa lefokad hy quasi gift af
Ibdapaadbaae, aHh b string lied It H
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j mmtma ba«e a»v*a»4 It«— i— S) ram- ■
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j • ppwetc »ti*es ft** aaaes aad address |9m j j
ieep*a. Tba raadtdatea '«r tb* 8e*a'e i *
are aaa meetiag bebtnd. bat a HI ral- b ■ ^
up bafer* lb* ending ml iba campaign j
aa Aagnsl flat. *
t ba meetings bav— been as well at - I ,*\
leaded as ibe busters of (be |ieuplr
noald allow, and It grows -larger as
nep work l•ec«M••es lr«« p-esalug. I
There bar been a lack of ibe nol*y eu- I
thii-lasin of i ear* ago loit the IntcieM |
fell by ibe |Mr.iple Is aw le*a. 1 lir y ar-.
thinking more.
No candidate for anr nib e hss in vni-
fe-ted surprising strength so far.
t'liHiM-c-^aptie*r,.itM>Nt the same as a‘| he
beginiiing, judging fnim newspaper ie-
(Mirtt. Uules^ snuie great rrvolution
come; unexpectedly tile standing of tlo-
N’plraut* will reniuin unknown until
the Krst primarv returns are In. For
the leading |M>aitinus a second heat
w ill be necesaarr and a peculation be
gins lo lie active u* fo who w ill he
slaughtered in Hm first battle of the
ballot*. A* to the lUt of the prospect
ive slain there are many men of many
mind*. The vest pocket vote, cast by
thinking men for those thev believe
best qualified w ill decid<> matters.
'I’he chiger %
I* no bigger
Than the point of a pin.
Rut the lump he tallies
Itches like blvr.a*,
And there’s where tho rub come* in.
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Tflt srstf OF SOl'TII CJROLISA.
C01 1 N I V OK BAKXIVEU..
Ry J. K Snclling, K*q , Judge of i’ro-
baw in Ruriiwell ( ounty. ,
Wh.-re** E M Spraats apjilijt* /..i t
dlttCTs of A(TuiTiiT«traiioii «.n the esr
tafe of D. l*. RprawU, deceased.
These arc. then fore, to ilia and ad-
mooi-h all and singular I be kindre I
and creditors of the said dcceas. d. In
ba and appear hafore me al a i .mu of
I’robate for the said counlv la ba Indd-
aaat Barnoell C. II. aa Frldav. Aih
Augu-t A. D. IMS, as || a’abvh «.
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able In aerninmodale all
lomer* aa last as they r«
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FUR ODt’N rY TREASURER.
liarowell. S. C.,fTih May. IMtt.
I respecltully anonunre myself a cafi-
dldalc for the office of County Traavur-
er, subject to the rules and regulations
of the Ircmofratie primary election,
pledging mvself to abide hy the result
rind support Hie iimainees of the party.
(iratefuilv appreciating the generous
support of rho good |ieople of Hariiwell
County in (he pa*t I cordially pledge
my be*t effort* of head aud heart anil
hand to their service if honored by re-
election to the office of Treasurer.
• v K. D Free.
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FOR coy NT Y SUPERINTENDENT
OF EDUCATION :
Black villa, S, C , May 5, 1902.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for the office of Comity Superin
tendent of Education, subject to the
rules Hiid regulations of the Democrat
ic primarv.clcction, pledging: myself to
abide by the re*iilt and support the
nominees of the party.
A. Buist.
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uomlmrflof llir iMftjTw It. U' |#Uck.
Ilaltlevitle. S. C , June Itrh, Es>2.
I r,••(»*•« tlull v ann«Mi«ice m) sell a can
<Hdate for the office of Magistrate for
Four Mile, subject to the rules and
regulations of tire 1 hiuncrstlc primary
electiou, pledging myself to abide by
the result and support the nominee* ok ‘
the party. T. 8. Dunbar.
Georges Creek, May 17th. I’Ui.
rasped folly announce myself a car.-
uitlMtc for the office of Magistrate at
Rariiwcll, autiject to the rule* and reg
ulation* of the Democratic-primary c-
Icction pledging mvsejf to abide bytl.c
rc*ult» ami support the nominee* of the
party.
J. M. Sanders.
T. B. ELL/S, Jr,
Surveyor and Civil Engincu
Special attention given to the compo-
tation of water-powers, leveling anc
I respectfully announee myself a can- drainage,
didate for the office of County Super in*
tendeiit of Education, subject to the
rules and regulation* of the f»cnl<K‘ral-
ic primary election, pledging nTvself to
abide hy the result aud sup|>ort fhe
nominees o( the party.
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I B?ncaflrfT I banking my Aa® f friends
A posM I card addressed to me at Mar
tin, S. C., will receive prompt r.tten
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hao-t. rollon seed meat and ealton need
hulls. The meal and hulls hie offered
Just as you want them hy the Southern
t'otton Oil ('em|-any. of the I'arollnaa
and Georgia, and may be tMiught at
ahy of the local mills or from head
quarter* at t'olumtUa. 8. C.. Atlanta.
Ga.. Havannah. Ga . »r I'hnrlatie.
>1. C. Mixed In the prop, r propoiilan,
this maki-a the most nutritious mid ac
ceptable feed that la now available. It
Is n feed, whleh by varying the propor
tion* will answer equally well for u
sustaining ration or for n fattening
ration. It contains ail the Ingredients
of nutrition, namely, fat. nitrogen uml
carbohydrates. The cotton seed meat
contains tuX and nitrogen and the hull
contains carbohydrates.
A good sustaining ration is made up
of 24 pounds of hulls and 4 pounds of
meal per day, and a good fattening
tation ls t 20 pounds of hulls and f»
pounds of meal. These proportions In
hoth cases niust be varied to suit in
dividual cases, according to the con
dition and taste of the animal. In
fattening cattle, the ration should be
gin with more hulls and less meal and
tpe proportion of meal gradually in-.
itl-Msed. A steer may be fatfened ana
pat'in good condition for the market
on 400 pounds of cotton seed meal and
one ton of hulls. At average prfoes,
the f-osit of this feed in the southern
Stales would be about $9.00.
There is grqat profit in fattening
beef for the market, even at ordinary
price*, but at present the industry
should provsf unusually attractive. Tha
following rytimate af the profit tha*
can easily be made in fhl* business Fa
taken from a book w hich , has been'
carefully f/repared on .this subject,
"Cdltcm sod. Cut ton OU," by £>. A.
Tompkins
AVOtAGE WlOriT IN FATTENING
A 8TEKK ON j’OTTON AKED
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Coal af bails. I.aaa iba al 114#
r*-r ton . .. 4 a#
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MHIIICUOUM IIUTUT
IC1K1T.
Oaa \ -car.#* In Ibelbat# BeneNriary
Hclmlar.hip D t- be nwarile«| nn_ri>as-
l-eiu# eXvmlnnUnoa, for Ibi*, Bafnntll
County. ,
Itlauk form* of application sbonlil bn-
applied for at one# P. r«,| V t s tiadwlen,
t'hnlriMan lloanlof VUHora. Th*-e*p
f-licalions, fuljy made nut, mnaf be in
the Ii-mU of Hie Chairman on the 31st
July in order 10 receive attention.
C.*. GADSDEN.
July I, .i>02. Cli. Hoard \ tailors.
W offoRbCollege
Spartanburg, 8. C.
If. X. Snyder, M. A., President.
Full Collie C'^<rses. Favorable surround
ings. The l>c-.t fnnuences.
.Nt ce^nrv expi-nsc* f.eni flGO to $173 for
th- vear. for catalogue i> r otheHeformiitlon
apply to
A. Gimcw'cu'^' Secretary.
Fitting Scfionl,
?partanbh‘rg. 8. C.
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• ^'.*'' c ' n V , - rtp . w -buil'l’"g. Carefnl Attention tfli
indivldusi HtudcnC hoard and fiiltion fof
u-ar, f I IT All frtfornjktioii glvt^i hy
A. >f. fuifre,
• - ibud Master.
CHICkESTER'S ENGLISH
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