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e!TT v TnerBaniwell Psoole. M3.1. HOLMES, EiUtr 1 PrspT Jest couimr CIKCCLAIIOH- T4llMl»nAY. APRIL 2L *4*—- 1W03. V. - - RlWty.rtv* wonifu ovemH rnnk^r* ^ p en: »m # itcik* U*t, weeki l» Mncon, «*., Ih*wwi<o, 4* tlioy dHi’m. UM*lr em- pt.*yw^»M not keep lilt* enjcHK^nient tn pii’ G : * fi hls h dozen for making , ■ v : i ; : —f \ smmerfU. * ^ 'I li<ta Woman la gradiiMlI.y cncroaeb- fng no the privilege* of the lord* of eieatioti. Prealdmt Hona«'wU i« r«|M>rt«d to have found'the week spent-4u atndying «|na>lruped anSniftflife In YeMo*fUone Parlf^rery pleasant and profitable. After mixing up w ith *o many sort* of hiped animals in political •ItN and All hungry tlie i*residpnt»ho doubt ha* omre regard for the wild ftian for the lamed creation. Kentucay confinne* to hold the fitlc of tm»‘*daik and bloody ground” given it during the early war* between the red abai igiue* and " the, w hiic settlers. Vet savage ns w ere the surprise* and •naugliterings of those bloody times the twenii. th century,lin» w U'M gkd in Upl capital city of tbo blue grass state a more bi utal and bartutrou* assasshia- tion than the ludlan's tomahawk ever committed.' A couple of yeara ngo tV 111 lam Goehel, lirnfocraf. was elected Uovsrnor of Kentuckyc^Aa he walked the main street of Frankfort in the morning sunshine he was shot fro«n ihe window of an office in tTie' State House hy a concealed assassin. Every circumstance showed murder had been deliberately arranged. There was great exci'eineni but no violent out break. Twyior. tbo Itepubiloan Gov ernor, who was Ooebei’s unsuccessful competitor, leaped to Indiana* The active eonapirators were a Treated and fairly prosecuted in the court*. The climax came last wceksvhen a Kepubli- an witness' testified to llic guilt of A Taylor as planner of the murder, and pfofttUsor of < 2 9HP to the man wlm would p»ll the fatal trigger. In all A- merlcau history there is ito crime to e- quai this in cold blooded ness. It is to be hoped that the hemp crop of Ken tucky will be abundant Ibis year, both in the Held rniT the gallows crops, / The extra term of the Common Plea* 'to begin on next Monday Is to continue four weeks. If the 17 case*on the Kos- ter shall be disposed of in the 21 days that the omjrt will- be in session the time and money wilj^be well s|»eiit, for there oiighHo be no need for another •,cxl ra term In a long while. V i nging flic Roster the Bar As- sorl ition lias Infornretlthe court, their sdlcnU and witnesses that ail the cases thereon specified are r6a y for trial, and it is expected that the individual attorneys will be also ready w'h, u their TfieTr case*are called, and drive to proinpf conclifslou. I tie work !iw yer who fu'ly Understand* and lias worked up hi* case is the Hkelier to win, and even should he lose now and then he mikc-< a repiitaiiou for thoroughness ami reliability that, wil.1 win him client* »D the future.' .1 urors and witnesses lauTT looking on listenara measure up lawyers at the same time that they rcachco ^wTiTTenreTr verdict a* to the barristers is silent they are j.uVt as sound as tlrose written on iodlctmenf or summons. The money cost to the county will be in the neighborhood oi $r*» d.-.ily, ii^ ilia salary of Judge and Stenographer and the pur dtems nf jurors anil baii- iifs, while the quantity and quality of the work conrdeteJ will largely de pend on the limbs of ihC law. — The time loss to jurors'Hud witnesses during the plantiog an 1 beginning of crop cuIllyalioti will be greater than the cash expenditure of the county and The lawyers will no doubt appreciate the saeriiices made for thcnt nnd their cTtents nnd tvor k e arly a ml la to and *CB(ihly on the ctowded calendar. Ami it J* JjJLheAapArlkirt when Awr record of the tai m is l|ni*hcd it will be found thsi thtwHHifli ft-itlstinguLsh- etf Judge will have no application to tills county : ‘There would he no ueed~ of extra courts if the lawyers would do f thelf duty.” W. .1. Bryan prefers a KepnbHcati sue. fac- ccunt •*! him the very syrup of *wtet L souled men In Itro State - wo ara cton- ; alrainod to think that till* outhur«r'w*» not made with mallus prepense and a- fore thoughi, but was provoked by the -East wind, the wlopement of the I tdy^ cook, the iRlsdoing of his •‘devil 1 ” and the presuntation of an E4«ter bonnet hill. Such a culmination of woes would Justify even such an elect a* the Sparun In relieving his wrath by any ciiiue short of maiislanghter. WHILE WAITED. ' Ths da-k epebthc mantel itirvlst - It ticks and so I know lt’» goin^*,' But h to t)M«J III glldeil Itands Uun't n »Le s rerz rapid tfcowing. Vlrglnla hai .a new law providing that ihe Rtate shall raise hlopd hounds and lurnirb them to the sheriff* of the counties to run 'down criminals. It might work well further Houth. Cheap ns dirt doesn't apply to yViken laud any more. Last Week Capt. W. IV. Williams sold IPU acre* near town for IJn.OUll. And now he ha* more moiiev titan all hit former brut her edi tor* In the Stater ' - Virginia yfenple have-nr'npfed a new and rapid method of--eofiimilting mat- rlmonv. An excursion train ran from Kichmon.l to Wa»lilngton last week, and elghtech*of Its pasffiigers wiills aeolng the rigliis of the capital were joined In wedlock. —-Tour wliite men, chevullers of in dustry, were Tried in (’tiiiilekTon f« r post olllee rohberle* in various parts 'll tiic State, ronVlcted ami senUmccd h* live years.linprlsonmem in Ailanti ami to pay- » line of $rrf>0 each Tjvey -bad tnuaoti pat oa the rustic ■seidsJioic and (dentv of mo toy anl g ©4 lawyer-, but the case* against them were"too plain* It was a gratifying depaituie. In their' l-twyers not to muVe-for a new trlaj. Drr McMurtry/ jhv distinguished. Pittsburg". Pe n n *y lv a ida, physician w nt delivere^tl the anuqai address last week before the Soiitli Carolina Medi cal Association; made the railroad statcaieni that the colored race, if re moved from contact with the white, would revert to the uncivilised condi tion of their ancestor*. Whether r not that scientific opinion be true we would like lo have the whie -doctor’s . --- ■ judgdient a* to where the upper ten of the North, the big old and new rich, are drifting.- The treasury of the United States contain* now an enormous quantity of gold money, and that i* generally con sidered a pioof of the strength and itfc solvency of the government and of the wisdom of its Nnanclal policy : Possibly as thU is now a world power it is following the examples of its Eu ropean ideals, which board all the gold they can get, lor use in time of war. No civilize 1 iMunFry, no mutter what its strength in men and material*, dart s go to war wlthonf a fiTn~ vr lVaFFlieVt and the freqij^ncy withwhich pr«pti* ac.m* are uiiul^ i.f a cenflict with Germany may Indicate that our ruler* a - g tting together the sinews u‘ war Thk PKon.K, for one, Is glad to »rc. Ex-I’reslJent tleveland come out ol the llshlng solitude In which lie ha* spent the last h a If 'Jozcn year* Into the political open, not because w e. are fn* disciple hut for ^ho reason that ewn Democrat Is needed at the froiit. in the classic *hadcsof l’rinccfdii Mr7 Cleveland has learned much. We have no idea that lie wishes another term in the Whit* House, but believe that be recognizes the pa*t to wliicli the Re publican* have brought the country. muMWd-sa** 4i« i«tnnr« future tu dor institution* . unless the Democratic party and It* piiuciplca regain eontrcH. A* ohe who lores hts'courrtry and ha« probably know* now bow many and liow grest mistake* be iunvIa wWlr Uhiiif Kxecutlv*, and 1+ desirous to make such amends as he may oefure he is gathered to hi* father*. ^ f By maid an sxe tfo ’ — Paid ah* would lie down in t arcondt I'd give ■ lrtS« Just lo know . Lxsctly how her time ta reckoned) The tilin': la firettr of Ita kind; Two ihuhby lovea aupyxirl' tta dial. One-love, •.i'.iouk one, though, I find, t)U|>;>orU me ta this preacut trial. Perha|>a by hor (air'haml ‘tl* wound{ 1 I.V.i ndcr thia the while I linger. , My Unty can—that, too, I've found— Wind me—around her' little finger. She know* II, loo; I'll bet a dime / Her purpose la to keep me gucaaLajj. It accrna I'm only marking liwef W htn-aa I thought ij^afprogrearinf. Time! To ml ThjXJS'w mfua of Th«U*ewhy fhl* dork la aet— the moments fleeting, “You »e«. I wanted to do somethin to help mamma, an If 1 can’t act I don't know what 1 cau do. Hut I s’pone It’* use. Delia said tliat as a child wolf dor I was the.wust she over Doll^ goes out a gw*! deal.” , , ; . A faint smile crousetl the old man’s ■tern features. ROSTER OP CASES . for Speclsl Term of Court of Common j ■— Pleas for Barnwell County Cenyening April 27thy 1903. Monday. April 27th, 1908. Patterson v#4. But time lojtipMViy I forget Krom Ihe^wert moment of our meeting. Tis^fftlik. the liny pendulujp-; Click. Dick, click, her boot lici-!a, oak and leather; Tl|iiiiip, thump,my heart! I kn-w slic’d coma— All three now keeping time together. ■; • , ■—+ —Chicszo Itecord. ^Aud wltat made you think that I am Jrour grandfather'? 1 ’lie nsked. “Oh. Marie Kramer told mo!” replied the child. “She knowa everybody. FW’h lived AtU niore' places."’HBU®’ 8 Bessie Leigbtoa’s "oune now, an Jn^t- a* sqdh as sho saw you stttlii here one clay she said. There's old Cob sou.* She knew yon ’cause you uStW to go to the Brunsons, when? she was livln then. An pretty soon she looked at me an said, 'Why, he's your grand father, ain’t be?* An 1 said I didn't know; an site thought. R out au said, ‘Yes, lie Is, 'cause your 'mamma Is his daughter, au she ran away with a play actor, an thp / did hunks shut bis door ou her forever.’ That’s what Marie said. A n when I went home 1 said to Della, ‘ily grandfather's slttln over j thefeltrThe ftark. an lie’s the lonesom- i cat lookUr jHtlng.* An Delia says: ‘If Lcmelines: The -air was mild ^nnd ctegye. The Cliir<lT(Tr frotTCkl'^ Iliurfny -wntoug the trees Ip the park. The white capped he’s settin In the park.'he’s either a tramp or a tnUlunairo. If he’s a tramp, you must keep awny from him. but If he’s a inillunalrc yon want lo rope him 111.* An when I looked nt you again I saw you didn’t look llke^a tramp, an so I thought I'd take my chances an rope you In, an that’s Just what l did.” “And your mother knavta. nothing nhput my being here'/” the old man asked. , —vlVos. slie does.” ronlled the clilld. there and watched their charges or played with the smaller children wbo Uestled In wicker carriages with gay colored canopies, ’On one of the benches not far from tlie entrance sat an elderly, man. ■ He was straight anti square nljotildemL with a white mustache mid grizzled hair and a strong suggestion of early military training. He sat there be cause, be IlkeiLito see the children at play. They were lietter company than bis thoughts. Anyway, be bad little else to dw. On this particular day be had watch ed the playful elves as they darted in ami out among the trbes until be bad grown tired. The warm sun made him sleepy. His gray head slowly dropped,, iiack# ills shoulders found n restful corner of t)ie high hacked scat, and presently lie was soundly .sleeping. A slight' concussion awakctied liinr. He opened his t-yes with u little start. The sun was pooping through the foliage, and the rays dazzled him. Ho tried to raise a hand to draw his s<*0 lErr^jYcr htweyes arid could not. Both hands were pinioned fast. He looked down. iVrope was encircling iris body and holding his arms fast TQ his sides. He made ,an efforrTo—release himself, bpt without success. He fancied ho could sympathize with the feelings of f l ‘ t> HlV had caught and bound him. He. was sure it was one of the playful fairies wlitim lie hml watched so many times He right. A among tlu? -trees. He was child's laughter broke on his ears. His captor was close behind him. “Aha.” he said in what was intended for a very gruff voice, “are you there? Unhand me "at once or tremble for the cousrtpit ilces'” ' Tbo cord it waS a child's skipping rapltlly drawn front about rope— was hts.waist, anti a moment later its own Vr danced in front lufTiim. " She was a iitlie girl of possibly 7, tbougb at times her varying expres sions made her seem ntneb older. Her hair flofiteil about lier head in cqreles* wavea and tendriia. ber,eves were gray anti deep, her month “tvus- small ant beautifully shaped, and there was n saucy upward tilt to her short nose, “i'ooti. poob,” sW said, with a mbcTT lug-courtesy, your • V--' “And why not?” the old man asked, children to live.in it Mr.lCtnclaiMU’"fcb* \vas a eharmtng fairy, a nuturel TAMING TEDDY. Washington, Afvrtt 12.—An Interest ing bit of jtossip bn* been whi*percd-nr political circle* lot several days. The ktoty goc* t.liax afiej-Umeoiigi e»* adjourned a nil while tne special se^norr of tlie senate wh* on anil the Presljjyii' preparing for hi* Western trlp jhe wm- visitod by a number of tep.ihllenu* from out of town who tum* for heart to heartt«Bcg wtrh-hIm -trumtiIa- tively. N ..-. .. These ineo. It 1* said, told the presi dent frankly tliat it he on uu IVe-tern TTTp ItooUX d - victory next venr to D moeratic cess aecnTed hy harmony of Hie (ions.—Carolina Spartan. Perhaps so. Oiir esteemed Piedmont escarpment eotemporary may have re ceived such information bv w irelo** te legraphy all the way from Nebraska. If the allegation is true then Mr. h B^yan is a much smaller man than several million voters have twleo - welghad him to bt. Snch * ley talionls . rerengo would be the policy of a very aorry man. True, lie would, If printers / inked correctly by our contemporary, be returning evil for evil, paying back Tntbetrown debased coin the divers and sundry so called Democrat* who ln ’DO preferred McKinley and ilobart to Bryan and Sewell, and elected them too, ehher voting directly for the re- pnblfean nominees, or by supporting the apostate Palmer and Buckner treachery and in IlMX) kept theTj; hands en the same political plow and tnrned under Bryan and Stevefuen and up ^ McKinley yd redtly Koo.sevelt. It is yet a proven fact that the majoritj j» —JPfii gHi, yrty patiiy with Bryan a* a leader nn*Ka __ teacher, ami #.hen Alie next Hiiioual convention shall meet he wftj’tM very far from being a'back . iiumber. If the Kpartan wore an oidinary mortal we flhould believe,that the operator at. the other-end of tbo wireless had sent him forged new*, but having known the tariff republican* Would set to Work defeat his nomination. 1L> wa» told, it i« *»id, that! this faction would join with tlie trust interests, xireudv known to Ite dissatiSlieil w ith Mr. K<M>i.eveltV e<mr*n. but nfrahl to tackle him (Uomi. MUtltbalthe two would be powerrul enough to accomplish hi*d feat. SpartiC IWig and rovln^lj*, iiad gfv.’iiyi •» ‘ '■ mm THE EXTRA COITU’. Jurors for the third week were drawn yesterday : Baldock—W TCalhoun. J- H Barnes noun Barnwell—G^W Patrick. H B Mn*e- Beck, ly, \V W Woodwaril. J |f Henrv Birt, .1 B Morris. W 1’ —Bennett Springs ItiU tCrahh tm B Rountree, T J Hlen. BlackvHie—Heryfy G.l .1 It k^. i 11 D Leonard. Kour Mile—C M Hiei>. W K Dm can. W 11 If ok e. George’s Creek — J W J Iner, I homa- Sandera, 1 11 Delk, Great Cypre**—Lawrence Ready, Red Oak—L B Baxlev, HiersGook, A M Handers, T J Ready, 11 Boyle* 8 E Morris, “Rich Land—.lark Green, Rosemary—W P Mitchell Jr., J F Grubb*, J L Grubbs, Gba Frederick, _ Hvcamore—J K " Williston—R J dtountree, J U Ahl. CanypTtdwln Bellinger U. C. V. will meet in the Conn House on Haturdsy U*s-4Tv, m, to efewl delegates to the Columbia and New Orleans Reunion*. G. K^Jtyau, Comuiander. To balancesthe great Injurv to if not complete failure of Hie «u)*H gfali, crop iq tills Htate comes thflj stHtemeni that the wheat crop pf the*«Ws4i West is exceptions Hy prt)Tnt*tng. ^ * The linger that point* with pride 1* u*ual!y emdrcled with « near euxasre- Uiem flhj.——*— —*- 11 ttlc^,coquette, nntl her every move vnrs full a tmbtle grace. “And why are you noLnfraid of such n gray old mustache as 1 am asked again a3 she pirouetted before him. “Because you are my grandfather,” she carelesslyjrpswpred. Tb^old mahstacVdgirkt'Ut'a. .“\Yhat do you mean by that non- -Kcn»e?”4ic harshiy TfKked. —“Tnin’t noDseiiHe,’' said the little maiden,<“unless grandfathers Is^pbb- sense. Anyway, you’re my grandfa. tiier." And she started to leave him. “Wait” be cried. •’Cortre’bere. What ditl you mean by saying l n,m your grautlfntbcr? Do you onII every old man yoO see.grfHidfntherV" "No.” said tire eldbU ’Tlaly yoc. 1 He Htudled her face sharply. dnsor.” lie said In coaxing tones. She marched boldly up to him. Her little hand flew up. and . touched tlie front of her cap. •That's the way to salute a soldier,” site salt), with n merry laugh. "Mamma said you was one.” He caught his breath. "Perhaps." lie slowly said, “you can even tell'due my name?” “Yes, I can,” replied the child. "It’s easy. Your name la Philip. An now guess what mine Is.” _ - "Ik n it Mary ?" he gently asked. • “No.” laughed the ehlld. •'That’s manTma's. Miu^ia most like yours. It’s Philippa.” '\ The pld man wa* silent far . a ram ment. ‘ “Is your mother here. child?/die sud denly as^ked. “Is she lurking about anVotig the trees?” - “Who? Do jotf mean mamma?” cried Hie ehlkir “She Isn’t here, She hasn’t noTiuio for tires. She's always too^btlsy. Didn’t youknow she paints? es; she paints lovely little picture*. Mlnlchoors she calls them.' . They’re pictures of people, don’t you know, only much prettier. But Sometimes people don’t piyTery quick, au some- tlrues they think mamma charge* tbo much, an aometlmes she doesn’t hare any pictures to dp. Then, you, know. It’s pretty hard to have the landlord call. 1 guess you know how that is.” “And where la your father?" and the Old man’a voice suddenly grew hard. “Hri deadest in Catlyfomy," said the child, "tie Wfm an actor, ybtl know, •tage actor. T don’t ’member him very well. I was too little w hen he weat away. I’ve tried to aet, too. but Della, that’s the Janitor’s wife, she saya 1 can’t actXor shucks.” engage-I “Good thing,” muttered the old man. - »i_r w . r .. m .•‘H oi^ i a&g-t unoTt’," ntidurr'cbiid. ToMd s Prc^ Store & Crftch s Plunnucy, “ ‘ f “* ***> “1 told her, nivsbe looked so queer, an her face got red. an she said: ‘PbfHppa. deatat luaj Rot be vour grandfather. But anyway you mustn't speak to him unless be speaks to you first.’ Au 1 made you speak to trre-hrst. didn't I?” The,old man leaned back and looked at the chilfb , , “Philippa,” lie said slowly, "how would you like to come and* live with me? You would have your own beau- tlfulTooin, and nil the playthings you could want, ami somebody to wait on you. and a pony to drive, nnd every thing that could make a little girl happy . _ .... “An would manima come, tdoV”' tlie child asked. The old man shook his head. “I'd like the room.” said the child* “an tlie pony an all Hie rest, but guess I'd be too lonesome without mamma. "Biff you’d have me,” urged the old man. "We’d lie just two lonesome'ones to gether.” said the child. Then she ndd- 1 Patterson vs 4. P. Moody et al',' J. M. Patterson Plff* Atty. ; " ■2 Rtehardson v* Hohool District; J. E. Allen PHfs G. M. Greene Diu Ally. Tuesday. Apiit2H. L Lizzie D. Rhode* vs Hoiiihcrn Rail way Up; Bate* A Hlinni* Pills Aldrich, Aljney jtnd Barnwell Dlta A tty*. •j Tts/I’. Johnson vs Houthern Rail- Best, 1L C, J^qluiaq and IL F. BuUtlM^L. T iziar Dlta AClys. 3 Eliza Cave v* CaroliiliF-JIl^'and Railwsy Go; G. M. Greene PllfS'-sAI- driuh, Barnwell and Abney DftS AttySk Wednesday, April 2‘J. / 1. Herritt Pants U'o. vs W . I. Wll- lhuu»; A . B. Connor Pill’s z tty, Will offer this week a; remark able Sale of EMBROIDERHgf ! ■■ il value—ttmost *en*i^ionai. A noted importer ra* hard * * w **' It bffsis, 2. tirenard Mfg. U'o. vs T. R Ubisolm; A. B. Connor Pltf* Bates A Hlinnw and li. F. bui-t D:t Ally*. •3. Eliza Cave vs •outheru kiiiiway Ci>; Davis & Best, K C. Holinan Piff* Aldrich, Abney and Bari;wel! Dtls Attva. 4. H. II. Brown v* Southern Railway Co; Bateif & Himuis Pitls Aldrich, Ab ney ami Barnwell Dtt* A ttys. 5. Brown A Co. and W. I,. Cave v* HoutheriV Ry.Co; Bates (fe Hnntn* Piff» Abney, Aldrich and Barnwell Dtts Atty s. — Thursday, April 30. 1. Warder, Buxhneli Uleasner Co. v* F. II. Anderson ,«t al. Bales A Hifuui* Pdfs, Bellinger, Townsend *U Green DftsAttxa. ■ 2. Kudop, Frerlclis A Co. vs Simon Blown; 11. F. Rnist, Bate* & Siuiin* Pltf* Davis A Best Dfl* Altv*'. ed. "If you knew mamtuh, you'd see how It is!” “Perhaps I am bcgitjulng to see,” said the old man softly. "I ll tell you What we’ll do.” cried the child. "You can borrow me. How's that?” —: “It sounds well.” said the old man. “How must I set about it?” -■ "Oh, it’s easy,” ropliccF'flie child. “You Just come to our flat an send up yonr card, an then mamma will whis tle down an say, ‘Please come up.' Then you go up.-pn I’m (here, an l say. ‘Mr (irnndpapa. ' is mamma.’ Thetr ydu bow an *ny, an mamma says. ‘Where" hive I seen you before?’ an then you say, ‘Can I borrow your chnrmin daughter for the rest of the day?' for you've come very early in the morn in, you knpw. an mamma says. 'Have you any sYurlty A. H. Bellinger, 4. O. Patterson, li. T- izlnr Dft* Ally*. 4- Phosphate Cr>. v* R. F.* A Mile* It; Aldrich faH-the rent—I.mean for the'Cliild Y' an roR- yuo say. 'Oh, yes; Indeed I have/ an then you put up a silver quarter for sYi+rtty. an take me, an we go away a splendid time tu- gethor an get home when IF*real dark, an mamma Is gettiu fidgety. I'd like to see that house of yours an that room Uiose puales. tor-aequainted—we. ought to. reaUf. The ob( man-ebiiled at her euthusl- Aam Kvld.oitly tills wan a delightfully rJglnal child. “Do—you think your mamma would paint my portrait?” he nskvd. _ “Sl*e’cPbe real pleased to,” said the child. “An I’d .get tlie commission, too. wouldn't I ? She told me if 1 got any orders T*d get the eommisaiou. 1'ou'rc *i*yp:tji«k‘r. ain’t.you?” “Yes,” Rtid the old nirtU airlie slowly arose. “Come, we will go and seek your mother. 1 must get that picture befora 1 grov»' anv older—and before yout 3. .1 no. B t'sve. y* Southern Ry, Co: L-L. Tnbtn Plffs Abney, Aldrich aiid Barnwell Dfls A tty*. t. Inns I,. Creighton v* T. It. Me galisi' DivvisA; BostT'iff*2J. O. Patter son Dfts Any. TL Megs bail. Brown & EvHns_-V* Weatliersbee.et al; Natiiafrx, rMiiv;be, AUlrtcb IMff* J. Patter<on Dft Ally. Friday. May ist. 1. J R Aaron vsHoutbern Ry. Co; Barnwell Dfts-Attys. 2. 8. Krasnolfys Southern Ry. ’Co; Davis & Best Pilfs Aldrich, Ab/tey and Barnwell Dft* Altys. 3 F. M. Young Adrn’or v* Seaboard Air Linp Ry. Co; K. C. Holman, Davl & Best Pltf* AidiTcb, Abney and Burri- well Dfls Atty*, '~4. Moie Terry Jr. v* -Heabosrd Air LimrTtY. Co; R. C. llolmaii, Davi- .x Best I'ltT* Aldricb, Abney uno Biirn well DJts At.ty*. .V, Long v* Long; R. A. Eli's l*,'ff- Aldricb Dft* Ally. Monday. MsV 4tri 1. W. J. Jeuki i* vsC. £ W {C Ry ( c. Bates & Shritti* Piffsi L. T, iziar Dft* Atty?^ 2. A. \V. Law ton v* Southern Ky Co; R. A. Ellis Pld* Aldricb, Abney anu riitrar-weli Dft* Arty*. c. P.Janey vs W. V. Gill; AldrhMi PUT J. O. Patterson Dft* Att>\ Tuesday, May 3th" 1. J, C J mi don v* Ad mo Midfr; Le gare & lltdinan, R. <k Holman, i’lfls J 0. Pa tier ho 11 Dlt* Atu *. 2. J. C. Jaudon v*. (Slillvr Liiniber Oil -itmc Attorneys s* in above case, 3 Tbe state vs. P. W. Sandlfer et a I ; ~S.tty"Gen"and 3V. If? Tiiwnyen^PRf* • XV The story today I* of exceptional value— YTmost sen*^ bad too many and wa* banMff. I had the ready* o**h. The purcliaaa waa made on a fiO per cent JdfkD, and here are the good* for yoa at a like price • . / , .64 v ’ One lot of^nbroidery worth 10c for the IfALF PRIOR SALE 5o. '*»/Another lot that could ne sold for 12Jo gFng for 6c. , Exceptional good qua ity for 20c. while they laqt at 10c. 1 hi* lot is the crowning feature of the SALE-; 25p quality at I2)t'u, 1 offer this week siso a gtxat money saying sale of RIBBONS! All silk taffeta ribbon* various width* np to 4 In. sit color* 10c yard. Y el vet Ribbons! ‘ ■/ / — IJg I.inen back (o' 10c piece. — — Hi ' Or-- 12c ir>c 18c Silk Grenadine! 30-in. Silk Grenadine, black white, pink .ami btoe/VslrieTEc. fb 4*r; Fi*eneh Ginffbams! “F" , • ¥ H’. .TJ.', 9} ‘ and Die per y*r8. BIG VARI ETY OF-^TYJiK- a’ Just receivedji full.linePf Zeiglef Hp>s ' line Ladies’ and.-Uhiidren a also W. J,. Dtmglas’ Men’* low cut shoes Leather. in T’at. Vu-T and slipper*, Pal. Corona ' -x . . ItKST'Kri'FCM.Y. Leader In Low Prices. r-i- ABE 8ES I y*M i t*" ht WORLD. The British Government Ndu:'/.- iHmJiod llroi. fo m but' tor their Iziar Dfts Ally?. ^ . \Ve(lne*duy Mav Oth. ^ 1. .1. P. Prie’ator v* Whaley A River* and F. H Creech; Davi* A Beit Plff* Bate* & 8imm* Dfts Att\^. •^ • 2. Jes»e Rountree v* a c. l. Ry. ijfainlv as a sum in anthmetfc:" rllnorflwrv* . * . —• . ■ • t i i>avi* (S‘Rest and—IL. Plff* Aldrich and A ttys.. DarHngnm Barnwell Dft* M. Thursday, May 7ib. 1.-Daniel HuFr v* A. F. Younger i .u.vtoA' flpstj I’lff* Bate* & al. A t ty*. 2. 8 I*. Croft vs Srinthern Ry. Co; Davis & Best and R. C. Holman PHD We ought to get betJ Aldrich, Abney k BamwellTlfta Ativs e— f u - (1 Simms V* M. M. Holly; Bute* & Hinims Plffs Davit & Best Dt-ts Attva. —; r /l Friday. May Sth reminlseences of her ehildbood. Come. Philippa.” the graveled walk nnd through the\>lg gates and presently found "themselves In front of the huge apartment house tliat the lonesome Philippa called home. 'rtJlevulniKl PlatuTyefi-ier. the 1. J.4. Harrison v* T. J. Harmon et ajj Rrr. HoiroanTIlT* Davi* * Be«t Die-* Art'*. g PjiiiI D’L. Black vs W. B. Brig tr m: J H. KiriUAjid Plffi Bates A wlmm* Din AttysT^^ 3. W.T. CaWwH» v^ Soirthern Ry. <*o; Bate* A Simn)* Plffs AIdrich, Ab- 5nt jt/id Barnwell Pit* A ttys. “ F ilGtierou* Rav et al. aT;B. T Rlae Plff*, — Too IlniiKrx to Stndr. "A certain teacher who- had. atpdlcff a pgrtlenlnr liild loiy Trrtm every eon- ~ finally found the -re I v aide cause of Ids apparent wickedness. He had been especially annoying‘all day. nnd at tin* close of the school the teach er sat down by him and said: “John, what Is the trouble,-anyway? Why Is 14 you 'find It. so hard to beha ve In school?” Poor John; In a burst of confldepeK . blurted out,-“It’s cos I'm so itemed •j hungry I” Then the teacher kpeiv that John's reformation must Begin in his stomach -Exchange. WlUInK to Try. For the first year of our married .life, dear,” said the young man.who Was poor, but had prospects, “we shall have to live principally on love.” “Well, people can live on spoon vlctU-. nls. enq’t they, George?” she said, snug gling closer to him.—Chicago Tribune. Thought It Might tie. Mrs. New rock*—I'm determined that Cynthia's debut sball pass off with great eclat. Mr. Newroeks—What’s eelalf Marla— expense?—Puck. “If you are In doubt,” says Talley rand. “whether to write a letter or not, don't!” And the lidrlre applies to nmuy doubts Ip life betides that of let ter writing.—BtJFWOfc— CAPUDINE LIQUID . HEADAdl® - CURE. Foi Sale Tty 1. T.Dt’pT). Rhode* v» Southern Co,; Bste* A 81mm* I’I (Tt A Id rIcffT ‘ A b- Dey^-aiid Bsi uwell Dft* Aliys? •j. Lizzie D Rhode* vrSouthorn Rv. Co; Bate* A S'rmtmt'Flffs Aldiieh, Ah ney and Aid rich lifts Ally*. 3. Lizzie-4) Rhode* ftmthtrw. Rr. Co; same Attorueys as in 1st ease a- bait;, 4. If. D Still vs Southern Rv. J. F. Iziar Plffs Aldrich. Abney Barn veil Dfts Atrrs. M oft ilajferJliLYlltll, Co? and v* irTTtto (T Aldrich, Bate* & al r> Bartoratfs' Rav et si. vs Sanders et Same ednn*eT" 1 *1* ircrrhcT-.—MeW—LB-h Gtohe Bible PublishingCo. v* J. A J. L. Oswald; G. |Lrt3reene, Plff* Tobin Dfts Attv. 2. I,{Ulan Williams vs T. S. Weeks et ; B. T. KiywTIff** Iziar Bros , Bel- ai linger ^Townsehd '|>ft* Afty* nf 3 ^Zenobia Samlet * et. al. vs f larenee barter; Davl* * Best Plfff, (L IL Patnrson Dfts A tty. 4. Esther Grlflln v* F. M Young; IT. -F. Bulst Piffs, Patterson A Holman Dfts Attv*. 5 Armoirr Packing Co. v* Priester; Bellinger, Townsend A O’Bamiqn PUT* J. O. PattersS-n Dlls Aly.* army purposes in less than two \tdis, would be lighting the Boers wt. >: - ow it is bu\ing another/hr.in'K'd m i i: ' work in South Africa- At' Lathmp, ,ViLv"uri, a dr-w 1>,000 is being collected, for \yhich John-Bull is pa;mi iipjece. ; •- • In - *> Just returned from st. lows with hvo car loads of the Finest All Purpose Mules Lhave ever handled: ■ THev are superb, matchless corn and cotton fflakffijh - ; and unequalled" as draft animals; > ■. THAT I PLEASE During the first v/eek in January- Whittles Nine Thousand Dollars, worth of stock 4st. ThaH understand my business 2d- That the sto^lc 1 handle* suits the wise people that -nuy them mt! Ttrat mv prices areTTvbt, and that every ^ more than value received. * Come t cl see mQ, Til be glad to show and sell you the best stockTn^he State - and whisper prices that will make you happy. ■' . * * -- WHITTLE’S STABLES. nT.ACKV-H-.i.r. s. c. [pg^A lot of Buggies and Harness to he sold nt cost- some ’ . X UK LOW, •4 ; j RQWN’S HILL - TOP - STABLES- RNWELL, --- S. C. • VVitb ihe helppf American tmr*e* and mules bred on the breezy pralHe* frgTi.flg cnnrnicrrri tiivif lto^f-ototwauiil* 1 * wondeMiti nsr iin^!T TTPJ Billiffi t»f moderntl W iili thLTTettvTrf thi*-«MMne-tJpe of *b ek the fsrmer .of >< Ulh Cshbllna ran drive awny lia'd time* and bring buck plenty and prosperity to nil. With Hie return of per.ee 1ft South Africa the demand for horse* and mule* for wto.thenThas ended, and the Southern Buyer cvn again get .the Be*t Htoek -in the world at old time prices. .... ? "' ■ . ' A rtght of .Brown’* Beantie*. tlie pride of the. prairie*, will eonvine* yon that he ha* w liit yon need and what yon can pay for. ~ ^ - f BjftTThe Bed Buggies. Wagon*, Harriess, made, bv Amerlea,n skilled labor, ■ kept in go witi gilt edged stock, and at correspondingly low price*: Come to the HiTl Top Stable* and sec for your *elve» * ‘ ‘ i United States of America. District of South Carolina, In the Circuit Court, In EquU*,, Richard A. Springs, vs Aen+rie Urown et al.. ; Ex-part(. 8. K Brown. By virtue of * Decree hqieln filed and dated‘Jth AP r *L I'tOJ, I will offer for sale at ptSbiic auction to the highest oidder on Saturday the Ninth day of May 1903 ut 12 o’clock M at the Court Ilmise of the.County of Barnwell In the Town of Barnwell in tlie State of Month Carolina •‘AU that certain tractor parcel of land situate, lying and being in the town of Barnwell, County of Barnwell, State of South Carolina, containing twenty- five (23) acres, more or le** law* bounded as lol- nue, a by Marlboro Street of said town, on the South bypublie road leading to Ha- ’« Mill, and on the West by public royd leading to Hagoou’s Mill and Franklio Street and landa of Juliu* Green and John J. Harrison. Term* of Sale: Cash . Furehaser to nur the Master for papjera ^ D. H Gilliland, •V Slanding Master U. 8. Com U. • I will he glail to sve and serve you BABISTWELL, 8. C. GLENN SPRINGS MINERAL WATER.. . II : 8i ill' • . ^ * Carbonated and, .. .Gingar Ale. The Best lift the Market For Sale By . La - i 1 ' G. 1. Byan, The Peoples’ Pharmacy.