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The Barnwell Peaole. m. r Htikw; n^r COCStIjCIUCIUIICH' Til UltfDAY. FEBRUARY £$1103. PUIUOSOI’llY OF FOODS. V A cood whlleajc 0 ’n eMfeine<l|rrlenO •- who believe* In llvlnar at; home 'r$- marked,that hU better half in*i«tetl on havlnff peiirl grit* beoausejlt lo«»ke 1 *o much better than.couutry'groum) hom iny. Bht It I* not nearly *o nutrition*. JCrerv farmer know* (hat home grown «H»r»i U a g«e»«1 deni Iretter fofMl fortvork atock than Uieuhairv »tnff made In the *hort Snmmer* of the Northern State*, and it aland* to reason that our homl- hy 1* better than their grit*. The Department of Agriculture h** made inreatigation* that ahow how much I* sacrificed for look* in rlco. a di*h found more frequently, than any other on Southern dinner table*. Here It i* politbed until the graina shine like pearl*, but In the procea* three fourth* of the flavor and one fourth of the fibre m iterial are rubbed off and bat. The Japanese do n »t‘*o spoil,it. The eiperlenve 6f*the Japanese, ' the Yankees of tbe Kaat/’ -D oited. They live mostly on rice, genyally supposed pi be lacking in muscle producing and sustaining quahtlesr^Y*^ they are wonderful wrestlers. InlTiemsroh on Pekin the Japs, whose ration* consis ted*of rice, bean* and fl»b, outfooted the high fed soldier# of Russia, tter- many, England, France and America, They are a^ile to douhle^quitk fourteen hours in a day and refieat it for days They may lie shot through the body and If no vital spot I* touched they scarcely notice thefwound. All of which goes to show that we ought to make all of our hreakrtuff* at home. That would bring prosperity to everybody except the doctors and coffin seller*. This paper ha* harped time and a- gain on the common sense business proposition that living at horns I* the bed rock principle of prosperity, that lo make towns prosperous it Is neces sary first to make the surrounding sup porting country prosperous, and that If the town folks would buy from the country folks the latter would buy back and there would be trade and money,In circulation ill the year round But wo don’t know that we have made a single convert, that^ we have con vinced any man, woman nr child that T'D is Just a. go id business to bring a basketof eggs as to haul s load of cot ton to town, any more than we have proven that South Carolina grown foods are better than Western adulter ations and Northern abominations. Mi '* Alice Roosevelt received a royal eouthern welcome at the Mardl Ora* festivities (a New Orleans, while Ted dv was boosting the 'polltkv . fortune* of a Charleston coldred tawbonea. -yj- — The 3fih Congress will end on negt Wednesday, jk.it President KodsieVelt ha* given the tKa^pakers to nndorstand that unless tblrnS'rJect the »vork n he wants tftne that he will.call an extM session time, and make them work over There is another argument of greater force lo support of tl at doctrin^--that of health and development. In all lines of progress Bouth Carolina is at op to date as any of her ^oulhern-eU^ ter*. In cotton manufacturing the takes the lead, and her lawmakers have just declared that the children in her miiie shall not be overtaxed in fhelr young white slavery. Intelligent planter* are now feeding to their lands the fertilizing element! lacking in thefr original conditions, and plant* have their special food* jutt a* the different diseases of the human family have their special remedies. 3 High bred cattle a id hog*and chh-k- •nt are beings introduced everywhere and the food best adapted to the yield of inllft, the Increase of flesh, the pro- action of egg* given to each class. And all that Is pratvo worthy. But when It c une* to raUlog-men « •trong and enduring a* tb >roiighbml* and women as beautiful and healthful as wood nymphs there is no forbidden fruit. Children are permitted to eat whatever is set before them and ask no questions, whether It be corn stare'., flmrorkiln dried meat, boraxed ba con o' poisoned pickles, glucose syrup or doubtful canned goods, morstcnedX^",;^,."*”* ** ** ,; ** Tlcd with hotch potch coffee or pauper picked tea. The State chemist sometimes ana lyze* the liquor* that the people use and misuse, bi^wheu it come* to the ~foeds that they eat there it a faith in the grocer that would be sublime - If it were not *u »'lly* ~ ^ The province , the State, to build up the bodies of the children in Its care a* to hot house their brilns, especially In the colleges supported by It* wise generosity.' In those Institutions a sensible and aclen- tlffc regimen should he a (opted and from these centre* of lufluem-e waves would go to every nook and corper of the commonwealth that would be of vast benefit to the health of the people primarily and as a consequence to their happiness and prosperity. A dyspep tic peqgie esn neveV do wh<tc*n he no eomplfshed by one H'avlngsonud diges Hop, but the question seem* so self pyotlngtous that tty need* no argu- ••nt. . Wj submit this thought to Presidents Johnson of Wlnthrop, M^l of Clemson, Bloair of the South Carolii^ and Cow ard of the Military Academy and want them to get on the witness stand. Are you as careful In the selection of food for your pupils as you are In the choice of text books and courses of study? —If not thouldn’t yon bey Please answer,* « . <- v*. .V And now It seems that Queen Wil- belpina of Holland may be umpire In tarblfration between Germany A Co The Legislature adjourned pnrSatnr- day, after a session of forty; day*, du ring which Irfil new act* were passed, mostly of h»c:tl Interest. The more imitortant measure# proposed were killed or continued to tho session ol inoi. Several farmer friend* have told u# that they will n*t plan^thl* year un til they get good r.'ad\», eveu if the spring he later than usual in coming. Proper preparation U lialf (lie battle in crop making, or any other Hue of business. Mr., R msevclt sent a teu cen scot on handkerchief as a charitable contribu tion to the'Dallas, Texas, Kindergarten Fair. It sold for f 121. Mr* Jefferson Davis gave.an exquisite lace handker chief worked b^ beisetf, 'It has not bten stated what it brought! We dislike to give our readers so mueji leaded matter," but +here seems tj) be ho help for it. Some of our cor respondents hsvs forsaken ua, and the railroads are sucli alow coaehea In bringing in the mail* that most of our commanlcailon* come too late for pub lication. Next week, by war-o( variety, we promise to serve a commonplAj-.e love atqry. , — AND TlIEOWNKk SAIui- A «tory I* tnlil of the famous |Rirh- ard Bilhalev hliertdan that one ' day. when coming back from > hooting. w|ih an empty bag, hedld not like to go h it* romptetely amply, and <rt Inga numlx r of dneks In a.p'ind and a man or farmer . leaning on a rail watching him, Sheri dan said:* Whet will you lake Tor shot at the ducks!” “Well.” he s-ild will takb half a sovereign.” • Dole!” said- Sheridan, and he fired into the middle of the flock, killing a doa*t .1 •T am afraid ypu made a bad bargain ' Well, l don’t know,” said the mail; “they weren’t mine.” / UNLUCKY MONEY. If you are superstition* about the number LI, you ought not to carry in- your pocket or use In any way a sllv. r quarter dollar. Do yon hap|>en to have one about you now! If so. take It oi.t and aee how It teem* with I3's. Ft)' Instance: It has IS) stars, IS) letters in the scroll In the eagle’s beak, I3 feathers In the eagle's tall, IS) feath er* In the eagle’s wing. 13 paiallel bar* on the shield, T3 hoilzontal stripe*. LI leave* on the alive branch, 13 arrow heads "and 13 letters In the word* ‘•quarter dollar^ A -odel Chllg. C Dickie—Pn,“ wore yeu n gooder .boy’n me when you were ns little ns me? Father—Yes, Indeed, Dickie. I urns alwnys n very good boy. but somehow or other I had n great ninny serious nnd painful uiisunderstandiugs with xiy parents.—Detroit Free Press, The nor Who Wlna tho Dor. When two boys start out In life, one with a copy of ••Winning Ills Way” Ju bis ftoeket nnd the other with n piece of ^atural elementary hustle in his bend, the latter usually comes In first at the poet—Washington Time*. * Cotton Is, at this writing, worth ten dollars a hale more than it sold foT" lazt November. The manufacturers of tho staple at home and abroad were guided by the estimates of the experts w!)f>*£ 1 liter- est* were on Jthe side of low prices and who*e figures were foolishly high. If the governmeRt plan of getting ex act returua from the gin tiers ii honest ly carried out such fluctuations will Tie practically impossible hereafter. If the government gives more accurate reporta thai/ individual* the business world will believe and govern itself ac cordingly. The engineers of this last rise ate said to have cleared five million didlzurs. on the speculation,probably inoreclear money than all the farmers in this State made by last year’s crop.- " And It I# pretty likely that these full picketed cotton gangers had a great deal to do with last Kali’s (oo low price*. They are conscienceless enough to do any meanness short of highway robbery. ^ Grammar aaSI the Lord’s Prayer. A party of gentlemen msec, discuss ing literary subjects when one asked, another to point out the grammsllcal blunder In the Lord's Prnyer. Hslf a dozen tried: some thought It Iny In the words “which nrt In heaven:” others plncod It elsewhere, but not one de tected It In the expression, “For thine Is the kingdom,, the power and the glory.” To be perfectly correct the word “Is” should be ••are,” but people have- used It In the present form so long that they never think of regarding Jt ns a blunder. Jbere are tenclicrsi who day such an expression is right lie-' cause' It sounds right but reverse It and say, •’The kingdom, the power and the glory is thine,” and tb* fault is scon perceived. ’ — 80L1CHT0K BOGGS. Judge I’urdy- was talking -shout Solicitor Bogg* in the court room, vesterday w hile the solicitor was not about. ‘•h|«'T>eats any man I ever saw,” said Jmlgv I’urd.z. ‘ Over. In Green-: ville la*t week he.irie^4fttfaMe* in five day* and a half and convicted 37 of them. Four of them wero murder. cases, afld he is going to itave two of them hanged. 1 think tliat beats all the record^ in the criminal cmir-t* in tjii* 8tale.’’—Amleraon Daily Mail. . Brotlier Bogg* was .a-ne vs paper man, a good one too, before lie fell from grace and weot to the law. He learned tg hustle when ‘ the^devil” called for copy, ami has not forgotten how to do things. * ^ KE M EM4HS R El > H IS T E ACIIKR. The late N. G. <Ionz>ile# spent the last year of his school life fa 'J’airfiMfc County, Virginia.. Pmf. Dr L. H>,. Johnson waa hi* teacher. Y'oung Gonzales was amliitious to preparg himself for newspaper.work, and I*rof. Johnson did not classify him, so that he might have ah opportunity to make all the progra** possible.. From that dsv until hi* (Icath he did- not forget Mr. Daw,” reraoos who really wish to become angels should make a start in that di rection while -'ibuy are yet mortal*.— National Magazine. p The man who wants to pfore every thing he nays advertises tho fact that hla word Isn’t to be credited.—Chicago News. , _—L Th* Ttafse* Kdg* of m Cofa. The smooth raised edge around the face of modern cotngTn'nJ Incloilng the device ms a frame .inclose s a picture, not only adds a great deal ta the beau ty of the picceii.but serve* a double util itarian purpose, first to protect the de- alg ns from wear. a horizontal surface so that the coins mny bo piled up vertically oqe on top of another without danger of toppling over. As soon as the. raised edge is worn from ii coin It loses Its clear beau ty of.design and fast degenerates Into a mere cbaractei less disk of mctaL __ je'* CAPUDINE LIQUID - HEADACHE - CURE. For Sale By , Tobin’sDrnK Store & Creech’sPharmacy, NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Xmlce I* hereby given that on Fri day. 20th dsv of Maich. 1903, the nn der-igned will file hi* fli'al account h- Ad'iilnlstrator of the e*tate of George M. Corley, deceased, w ith the Judge of Probat* for Barnwell County, snd ap plv for fetters DiamUsury. February llith l‘J03. H. II Corler. Administrator. . NOriCE OF FINAL DLSCIIA RLE. Notic’e l* hereliy giveu that on Mon day, D)|h day of March, 1903 the im dersigned will file his final account a* KxCcutor of the estate «v( I^mcv-t-lffSif olm.-tiksgaaed. with tlWJodg* oPPro- bate for Barnwell Coil|ity mid apply- for Letters Dibiuiasory. —Frank D. Wilson, -J—— . Executor. February 9th 1003. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE cr Notice Is hereby giver, that on .Sat urday, 28:h day of Ft bi nary. PHIS, the undersigned will file hi* final account a* Executor of the will of J C. Wise with the Judge of Probate for Barn well County and apply for Letters Dlsmissory, J. J. Kay, Executor. * January 27th 1903. NOTICE OF ftNAL DISCHARGE. NoH«*.ia hereby given that on Sat urday 23th d»v of February I'.KM the nnJ'trsIgned will nie Ui* IIiimI account as Guardian of Joseph Matthews, Cuthbert .Matthews, Rivsnnah Mat- thews and Autiafene Matthews wit.li tho Judge of Probate for BarnW&fl County and apply for Letters. Di#pis- aory. f —Preston'Ray, Guardian. January 27ili 1!H)3 -- TRESPASS N’ltTl . E. Any and all, persous str.- hereby for bidden iinilcrpenall# iif.ipro.-cution to enter upon the lands of the unde/sign- ed making paths or roads scros* tlieiii. or committiiig any trespasses injurious i hereto. : , • • .. If, A. Ellis Barnwell 0 February, 1903,- NOI ICE. ' — The public w ill nUasp take nuHre- tlia' I prohibit and hereltv'forew arn'au> all persona from Ulintiog or sloa.i- hUaia--or’ any dtlier gatne on on premises, nr in any oilier way trespass ing upon my lands. W. V. Oil). Allendale. 8. C. , ‘ NOriCE. /All Overseers for the yefir 1903 w ill ise send In to this uflica at ot-ce ' r lUt of bands for the year. By I tin it a Postal Card to me. you wiU eceive the proper hlanks for tlie pur- Don’t fail to give your Post Of- - 0. W Baikeiv" ; Jiuperv isor. - ,R. C. Robert*. Jr^ Cletk. '1'. TAX SAljk On last Christmas Mr. Gonzales ’wrote him: “My <iesr; Mr. Davy: Please let me siiare with you this Christmas my dividend fionf ’‘The State,” eucloslni a HbereL-elteekr TOC A HOX T AS DJ^SCAXP AXTE. In the Fybrnary Issue of Th* : 'I’win Territories there la a very interesting article relating to the descendants: at President Roosevelt )• *11 to ftll men. and after hla tlm* to hat ha will not be tnueb of any -filling to iagbod/. " ' L.-iS—- — Pocahauts*. As oii^ht to be generally known, this young daughter of T’ow- hattan, after saving Capt. 8ini’h from tlie fury of-her father, was baptized an.l married John Rolfe. an English-" man, -By him she was taken to England wbfre.ws the accoiir.l statesr ‘Mhr wild 4ower. transplanted from her natiye heath to the moisture laden aimo«phet> of England, wilted and died on March 17,1017. at Graveaend. Knylsnd, in ih« nineteenth, year of her age—a mere girl almost a child, at her death.” This child-wife bore one son. Thom as, w ho w hs brought back anil grew to manhood in Virginia He had a daugh ter who married a Bolling, of a promi nent English family, and a grand daughter of this Bojling married a Randolph, and one of their sous was the famous “John Randolph of'Roan oke.” and other members of that noted Virginia family. Through another: member of this fame family descended Thomas Jefferson and Gen. Ilobert K. Lee. They were not'of the Pocahontas wreck, but wierc related by marriage and detcent* to the daughter of old King Powhatan; ’ • * ' And so we And that this ‘‘wild flow er” of the Virginia forest* became the progenitor eitherhy-d-rect descent or by Interinavfiagca, of som* of the inbsr faipous people of a State famous for it* great men. Probably there Is not another Instance in American hiatory to match it. ; There have been doubt* and disputes ** to whether Pocahontas really saved the life of Capt. 8tnlih, but there is no room for doubting the ‘By virtue of a Tax Execution to me directed bv K. D. Free, Treasurer of and will sell In front of tlie Court house at Barnwelton Monday the second day of March 1903. it being Sale Day' fn the sfiid month, within the legs] hours of sale th» "following described tract iff MONEY’ TO LEND. I am prepared r© negotiate loans on Jjpproved farms for five years, partiHI payments; inteirst 8 per cent on loans ■under |I.OtHi; 7 per cent, on loans over ♦ 1,000. l>oo t write, come and see me. J. 0. PATI KRSON’ ——j Barnwell, 8. C. land situate in Barnwell .County, state of South Carolina : Forty acres of land In Williston tow nship, bounded North by lands of Mingo Holm air. East by Hutto; South liy VV. }I. Kennedy and West by Co lumbia llofirt.^' - property of N W. Kitehiogs Terma—Cash; Purchaser to pay -f*r paper* Feby.JOth. 1903. FRANK ILCREECIL =1^ 8vB, C. ••i . U nlted States of Ame Hca, DIstrfM of South. (Carolina Fwprth Circuit. In Eqtilty. •' * "‘"A. K. Dixon, et hL, - - V8. Atlanta National Building Associitior.. Court, recorda of her msrrtogg, seen(tanis. These at least are a uthen He history/ and prove beyond cavil that many a proud name in Virginia la in some way descended from tire Indian girl whose name and history have filled many a *tory of both fact arid flctlotf.^ Montgomery Advertiser. «. T.ignn Johnson and George II. 8|>eer, a* Receivers, > - V8 ' ; ' Mrs E. P, Watkcrr Under an order of the above COurt In the above entitled cause dated '12 h January, 1903, I will ofler for sole at public Miction to the hfgliesl bidder >n Monday the second nay of March. 1903, at the Court House In Barnwell Coun ty, Stale rtf South Carolina, between the hours of 11 a. m. and 8; p. m o'clock the following described real**-. tate l < ^ / “All that tract or parcel af land Min nie in the County of BarnMell and State of South-- Carolina, containing Two Hundred'200) acres, more or less, being land* frirmerly owned by J, J. Cator, and ! U bounded on thfe North by lands of M. G<T/**ery.-en the East bv lands of Mrs. Frank Creech and the Barnwell mad, on the South by lands f J. W. Kneptun* and lands of Mrs THE STATE OF SOUTH C1E0USA, COCKTYOK LaHNWKI.L,’ By,J. K. Snelling. Enj.."Judge of Pro- bate in Barnwreil Liuiruv. Where** J. P. Pile- ter"apt>IieWTor Let- ters t*f AdtHiul»trjtti«»|n on tlie. twtato of Mrs. T.'K Prle^ter, decA*a»eJ, Theae are, theretorle to i-Ue ami ad ixh all mid Hiugnlar, the kimlrxl ami creditor*, of the |>aid deceased, to he and wj^ear tieforCj toe at a Coi:-t I’robirte To? thft said iBan av of eiv;, at -Barn well/CJ. Btp-^day of M—'• a. m , to .show cause, said, admiii s si,ttLion granted. - -Given under my hand and -weal of the l ircu'it a' this 9m day of February, A. D of Ajiinty t • be hold- ir 4 on' T.id av. Ma coii. 1903, At II o’.‘lock L if any, why the wliould wot -be Horses and Mules. T Jdsf received a* fln* a lot of all nurpqse Kentucky llrtrse*. .^pd Mules as were ever brought fronl Hie Blue Grass State. They are pretty, they are extra good and price* are right at, KEMEDVS SALE STAtLES, WILMS TON, . . 8. C. Wagons, Harness. Choice and romplete Stock from the best makers In America on hand and Tor rale at price* tliat can not be duplicated tor cheap ness in tlie State. 'C<nie and lie convinced that real It v exceed* description. QUINCY A. KE5XEDY, WILLIS ION, 8. C. TreasurerYJatteew Treasurer’s Office. Barnwell County, 8. -1^1 Oct. 20l.li, 1902, The Treasurer’* Office will be open for the mil lection of tlie taxes levied for IW02 from thelfirh day of October until t he 31 st'tla'v of IJeocriiher MK)2, Inclu- »i\V. alter w liich date lo per eeot penalt tv wijl iiitnc.li until January 15th, when Egeoiitions wi-ll ho issued. '' The C'nTmotation tax w ill be receive ed rintlTMarch l»t. 1903. For tne emivenlotice-Jif tlie tax payers I will atterid Hie following place* on the days and dates mentioned, and tlu- office will lie dosed on vaid day* : “ Oil account of Hie two terma of'Court it will be Impossible for me to attend a* many place* a* I'would like. LKVY. For State purposes A Mills For Cniistltiftional School.. 3 “ For ordinary ^County 3 “ Repay Loan, one half of one 1 nilil,...:.. ,77.. 777...... I “ Total. .....Hj Mill* SCKCIAI. SCHOOL I.RVy. Cedar Groye, Fairfax, Did Columhia, Ulmer. 1 M ill. Allendale. Barharv Branch. P.lm-k- ville. Double Pond, Elko. Edisto. Friendship^ Kline. I.ee*, Monie. Morris. New Fore-t, <*ak Groye, Sciglingviile, Seven Pities, Tinker’s Creek, 2 M ill*. Wtlttslon. ftl Mills.* Cave. Owen’s Cross Roads, Barton. fftlg Fork. 3 Mills . Bariiweil, M ills. ’ 'K. 7"* Jtcspeclfollv. ——X- - E D. FREE, Comity Treasimjr, Registered Jers y Hull Calf Fur Sale. One -o-i»l colored; Jie.itvhv.irNi daome Sr. Latiihcrt Imlt cad iHit of rich milk ing'registered dam, sir*- po-se* i g 75% of blood ofMelia Ann's Victor. Pogis, son of Prince.* of Doiset. (Mile i a I bn'- ter test 85 Mis 1 % nz butter iti. siuen ilavs. Thisr is a rare npport ^nity 'to _ semre-a- tine HYiinial at..<w reJ'imab C ririt-e, con-iitering tirecut^'ug. W rite to C ’t-nd ilc Dairv Barnwell. 8 C. PUS. ANY VARIETY. Name lowest orloirF your shippUg point 0.~B. to RGWLAhlp&GO., DzaTiit* is PkAa. AUGUSTA, GA, ^ O. AXAAXXA^i. VV/A X LEADER I!i LOW PRICES. I have checked up my present stock of winter good*, find Hiid 7 that while desirable now, that carried over until next winter It will then lorrk ltkc‘ 8»V\” So rathe? than carry Ihl*stock over, Ibayede* elded to convert it into “35c” NOW I. - . Beginning Monday / Inaugurate _ - Jai. * i—. a 35 Cents Sale. Fierce Lined Undershirts tliat w ere 50c will be sold for 35c. ' Data tliat were 50i;go at 36c. . . Glove* that were 80c go at 3$c. t • /C . Men's I)re*s Shirt* that were SOe'yon can buy for 36c. Knitt«;dt,Fleece, Lined Tettlcoats, red. white and blu«/thrit'w*r* 60c go at 35c. ^ , Ladies’ Cane# that were 50c and 75c wjll be aold at 35c. Black Dress Flannels, 38 incho* wide, that Weye 50c will b4 sold for 35c per yard, < ‘ * "• As above, in Tan, at 35c per yard. . Silk Finish Velvets, w«r»-60c, go ut 35c per yard. - Corduroy Black, Tan, and Grey tliat were sold for 50c and 05c will be sold at 35c per yard. Infanta’ Caps, were 50c, to go at 35c, White Damask Napkins that were GOo per dozen, goat 35c per doz*n. Ladle*’ and Misses’ Black Felt Leggln* that were 50c will b* sold for Me. SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS OX FRIDAYS AND SAT URDAYS - Leader In Low Prices. ARE BESTM THE WORLD, % . . - 1 ' -• _ The British Governnrent bought a hundred thousand for 0 army purposes in less than two years, would be fighting the Boers yet-- and but for their help ow jt is buying another hundred thousand for farm work in South Africa. At Lathrop, Missouii, a drove of 1 C.000 is being collected, for which John Bull is- paying $170 - apiece., " . t'-V • jys^wRN£%mMRj~i6m . with t\yo car loads of the Tinest All Purpose Mules I have ever handled^ -They are superb. mafchlcss corn and cotton makers , as drait annuals. - — . : PROOF T^AT I PLEASE. .... During the first wgek. iu January Whittles Stables sold Nine ^Thousand Dollars worth of sliick. That proves_ as plainly as a sum in VithmetiCru - —■, 1st. That I understand my business. 2d. rihat the stock 1 handle suits . buy them the-^wrse people that RKG ISTR AT I OX NOT ICH/^ i ' The RcgDtration Books will he njian in the Omrf on the first Mombiv (sale day) iiTewcli month dining the i ear l!K)3 fur Hie VrausaetMin of such biwine»*4Aa i* required by ’ow. ^ \V. J. Baxley, Cbairmam r. D’L Black. BecrctaJ-V-— ; —— happyr Wi IT r rTIzf^-STi^I3LKS. BLACKYILLE, S. C. Cantaloupe Seed. W'v are grnu * of the i^un-B'- of C_anralnu|»e* and are cutting tfieqi fop —*ei*d.— l 1 lnc*- your now at 75® per ino' ei leTiinde'd if tlicv are — not genuine. 7 3d. that my prices are right, and that eve^y customer gets -more than value received. -■ Come to see me, HI be_glad to show and sell you the best stock imthe Slate and whisper prices that order* lb. ‘Your JJ -Van B(*skihk Cor, —’—w^-—-i—Uockv Ford, t'olo. Reference, Farmers^: Merchant* Bank, Rockv Ford, Colo. ■■ , _ ^ - 1903, amt in thn one hundred and twenty seventh yearof the Sovereign ty »nd Indepmidcnoe of the United State* of America. J K. SNET7T7IX0. IVohate Judge Puhijjihed In Thn Bauxwzll I’ko^i.k FcbriiHryiy'li, l!K J.; TRESPASS NOTICE. All per-on* are forbidden to enter ,it|ion the lauds and waters of itie un dersigned in Sycamore - Town»hip, Barn-veil Cnuntr, fpr the nurpose of cMtuhing-fifth for sale or market, with net*. hiMik*. or In any other way with out my written permission. U. W. Deer, Jany. 29th, 1903 Notice. s F. Darnet/anti on -Lower Three Kona h Term* of hale. Cash,<• Purchaser to pay for papers, and all ta»«a payable Iti the year 1909, snd subs quehtly. Daniel H GliNland, . Special Commlwlonei*, and Standing Master of Uultedy Statu* Court. - . AH Township €omtr.i«slohera will please see that their roads, and all bridge* tinder twelve feet wide, are put in good condition at once. Some of,tlie Township* have Commutation money to their Credit, and this must bo ex pended on the roads front which It was paid l’lease see that the road lists are five, so that this money can be properfy expended. >■ 0. VT. Barker, Supervisor. R. C. Roberts. Jr., Clerk, P. M. BUCKINGHAM. BARNWJCI.L, 8. C., HEAL ESTATE AGENT, INVESTED. LIFE INSURANCE, (Agent for New York Life?* FIRE INSURANCE, _ (Calhoun & Companv) • » , - - • i . List your property with me. Inspeei fine lot of iriyestinent application*. Al! ^details of perfecljiig loans carefiltly at tended to Term* reasonable. Corre spondence solicited. Addross 1*. M. IfPCTfmillAy, ILL-TOP > STABLE BARNWELL, * * S Ci With ’.ho heipof Waperic^n horses^iid mule* hrrtl on the breygF'PfalHM' th? British legirtna vononereJ theirTBocr anugiim*la in the mdst wonderfur-waf of modern times. , . .. .2 ~ —" ' ■' -With the help of thl« same type of #t ck the farmer* of South Carolina can drive away hard time* and bring back plentv and prosperity to all. With tbe'returnTnf pezc^ in Sotulr Africa Hie demand fo’f horac* and mule* lu.e-lharoihas ended. And the Sontfieni Buyer can again get the Best Stock in the w..r4d-j*t old time price*. —, ’—— A tight or firov nv Beantlea, the pflde of the prairies, WHl convince yon tjiHt he has w hat von need and what yoii can pay for £^*i'he Beft Buggies^ Wagons. Harms*, ukde by American skilled labori kept to go with gilt edged stock, and at corfiespondlhgly iow price* Cofne to the Illll Top Stables and sec for your selves I will be glad to see and serve you 11A I IT's \V KT.F> e. C. PUDELPHIA ........ —.-Oft V: 7' Bzrxwzll. 8. C. t B. ECUS, Jr., T^nyofUMefvHtngineBT Special attention given to the compo. tallon of water-power*, leveling aai* drainage. - • A postal card .iddre*8e.d to '••e a. Mar* 'In, 8. C., will re •erve proiopt alter- lion. “ OCtl-tk), ly 722 BROADWAY, AUGUSTA, CA. Next Door to J. Bj AVblto’s Dry Good* Store, ^ * •, . . < 17 OFFICES IN THE UNITE 1) MATES, NO MORE DREAD OK THE DENTAl. CHAIR. Arophene for painless extraction oP teeth. Absolutely liarinle**. ilmplv applied to the gums. Xubnd results follow. We call the attention of. the nervous and delicate tn. ( out jl*HinTr*iiM - 8tem of Dentistry In all lu brabc&?»i ^ PRICfeS PcpI fief teeth, either upper of lo*rer....68,0d Tartiai Sets Teeth ............ ..|8 00 lo 67.09 Solid 22k-Gotd troans. Gold Filliiigs....,/..,.$j op op. > Atnnlgfcm iihd ( ettient 50c toll W Extracting Tefcih, Painless ,i 50<? EklriKtingTeeth t oM Way..:..,,., ftLL WORK W«RRX1VTEO, Wo examine yonr teeth ( cost. AM wc ask is a vJsR to our / LOOK FOR Dr. C. W. SHACKLEFCRD^D.S-, MlUger. and tell you Ju*t what Trtdf hotk will , e will phase you. 3S. y