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Tfye Barnwell People. iKO, I HOLMES, Editor 1 Prop’r, liRMEST coum tma)LATiO?( "" V ' ^,7 rv- 'V V, ■ t • -bM rrr.iM»r. ■ * M> THUKSHAT, AHtll..l4. m>4. THE RIGHT OK St?FK«A«K.- The MtifTrHjf, re(|ulremfntn of the CoriKtitiUioti of Son tit Citrollnn »n*: I Hi: Ttml tlw voter uiiut tiavp been n reftlilenl of the Stale fur twi* yrarn, ami of the election pt eel net for four btonth*. ami that he mu^tJiaje |>ai<l MllhU taxee. iAmr irtontha reridonee tn the Stale <|ttaHlie' Riinl«tera Iti oliarge of. ehurohe* and toarher* In the piihMu achoola. 3d: That he *ball be nble to read iTitl write any aection of the CoiuuKutlon or. id : Tlmt'he ott ns ^ntl ha* (ihM all taxea collectible during the previou* tear on property iii tl«l« State a«acHW!d «t three hundred duMar* (f'-kM) or fndre That 1* all. * The pUn Is simple, broad jiiu! gencr- Ou*. The State has gone to the safety line In giving the right of. siillrage to the actual resident., to the taxpayer tvho has borne his *bare of the public fmrden, to the rnan vvllh sulficient edu> 0cation and Intelligence to understand the Constitution, the corner stone ami key atone of It* gm .uuoicii t and-cicllU. X.Ulou, and farther too In its noble fairness to make all Its sons partners in its government U provid** that the Plan who, perhaps without the a,Iran tages of education, owns property, as sessed at three hundred dollars shall have the right to Cast Ills ballot, for the accumulation of that littlg_fiStilte proves thrift aml ttnimcHy, and its pos session gives its owner a greater Inter est in the honest and economical ad ministration of the government* /" r r ' So every man having those require ments Is a member of the governinent, an olttce holder w hose tenure can be broken only by death, ortho coitraria- mission of some infainons crime, fol lowed by conviction. The State shares the right of suf frage with all, that each may have a greater l.iteres* in, a greater devotion to the mother State. And to better prepare them for the (iuiTes, tlm Ve- aponsibllltics, tire streceases of. life she bitllds school houses wilhlu reach of #very home and maintains higher in stitutions of n learning lor those so placed as to take advantage of their sspportnnities. \ Awf ttif* life of#ce, Iffc estate, the badge erf boPof lor cmdi man within the requlfiedbeOu of the Constitution oanonlybe lost by the unworl!i)ncss of tbo son untrue to and ttudesiring of the trust and the honor. Commission of and cbnViction tor an infamous crime; burglary, arson, obtaining motley 01 goods muter fal.-jC pretenses, gerjiiry, forgery, robbery, bribery, wife beating and kindred ofiirpig, show ing otter degradation atrd ‘ unwortbliiess •lone take away the right of a voire »od vote in pltbllc alfairs. And what does the voter owe the tllatc In return for this noblest of all hoaiors, and greatest of all conlldencer ? A* in lluie of peril she" expected her oons In life battle line on land or sea to •erve her with a gallantry, a fnwne*«, • courage ami a patriotism wittroru •qtial in all the history of ail the ages does she not, In the cairn of peace, look lo them to »<uj tint Iter temples are kept clean, her white name unsoiled •nd her goyernment made one of llu- o people, by fhc peo^ile aud for the poe- ple? ■And (-bat resoft and condition tea n be •ecured and accomplished In . but tine way, through the recognition by the — Individual voter of personal responsi bility and duty, tlje desire to know what is best and the tletcrnrlnation, J n unawed by power and unbribed by ^ gain.” to do wlrat u ir right for him' to 4k». , - - ; the larger, mofe populous and ag-' gresslve business centre*, where self Interest, .prosperity of the individual •nd the community have taken Jhe place of the golden rule and the ten mandfnmntir twoney has ~hbcif en- •bTlned the one god of the heathen politicians and through the phalanx of -trusts, corporations and combirratton* •f capital immI brains overrhles law and Tight and has neither pity for the poor POT Justice for the oppressed. The Senate of the Vnited Stales, •nee the arena in which rtatesinen measured abHilles, has Hist fallen to be a mere market place, aptly called a Alillionaires €lub, an oligarchy rjtore powerful for III and lesa thoughtful for good-thair any the worhUrair ever harl *<biuto to cwrat. There the employer thinks for Ids employees and dictates for what and fur wdiom they shall Vote and the ne cessities of their employment and sit- watiou force their compliance, rio i> Crust, corporation or money king em ploying hundreds of thoesands of men casts an equal na»bcr of votes. The boulh is fortimatejy so far free from that ay stein of jwilitlcal peonage, and enjoys a greater freedom and ex- creiaes a higher suffrage "tn point of murals than is perraftted in the locali ties where commercialism is the mi- jrreme law. And It is our duty here to presarve fbat safeguard condition, and tn • later article the subject will he conldereth further as to t^fs latitude. MR. J.O SANDERS IN THE RACE." Olarpf. .CU B. F. t). No. 2, April Ktii, 1904. To mv Friend*: * , In obedience to the many requests made from different sections of the he County I have derMed to been are a can didate for the olllce of County Sii|»er- visor. Hlncerrty ihanking you for the nnmerotts kind words and wishes ex pressed to me ami in my behalf f rea- pectfnlly solicit your support «nd pledge myself) if elected, to give the public my host seryice of.head and liaird and heart. - Gratefully yours. » Jh. (I. Sander* ROSTKII or CASKS _ |OR SVECIAI. TERM) Mat ItXll. MhhitRV. May 2nd— rs; Gen t) KtrVlvut v* C A IV C tty Co; Davi* A Best for TUT, l*'ar bros for Dolt.- 1R: W.Uilinorr blinmii va M M Hotlj; Hates »V tMmms forTMT. Iiivvis Jt Ke-r for Deft. 4.‘»: tlogj and ll.dty V* Weed: De- vis A I test and lluiinuu for I’lffs, Hates A Sirnm* fer Deft* y ,\ Tues-tar, Mrty 21— 5t: Erlua L C’rciahton r* T D t’rei tldcn A -C»; Da via A Beet for HIE, j O Puttaraoii. Na- -Umii ari'IH C Iljuhhah for Deft. 54: JnrJck A laiWhmee vs 4 P TTtekk.v; MISSIONARY KAU.IEH. Ail arrangement* ,fof the Missionary Campaign to he IteltJ In the ItarnwelF AssoclatUm this spring have, been completed. The date* and places for the Rallies are ns follow*. The first meeting w ill he held on ApMI 2!>t,h. at llnnteis Chanel, Hu John* the 27th. liethel the ifth. Otar the 2:)th, On May drd at Mt. Calvary; May 4th. Jovce Ura.Ueh. Till* will gi\e two . uicetlnita In each Union Meeting l>*a— 1 lir ' ,icl| ingsr trict. It is mtendctl to eiiiphasife >Vo- • ’ ^ ’ man'* 'Vovk, Sufldstv Ai’hool* and Mis sion* in general, a< the. special .feature* of each meeting. Among the speakers w ill he Dr. Harvey IIatelier of Atlanta, and Dr, Henry Miller of Aikut. Mrs- Hert/y Miller, wliq l* cue of the four Vice-l’iysideiits lor the state, w ill each day address the ladies on Woman’s Work and kindred question*.—Tbese- speak^rs will be assisted by the pastors of the A*»<H'iatlon "Onr aim wilt he rt Sunday School, r Woman Society, and increased Ttitwwlonary spirit in each clinrch of the association. Attend a* many of tlie meetings a* you can. but be sure to attend tho onr nearest to von. The Associaf.ionul Vice-1*ie-jdmt,,M r*. Matheny win he glad to meet esnli day" fur VfMiferoncd Hie representative* of the various local societies. DHiner dn KIT: Mi tchi>H A Co v- M A Pe ' itt; He'lir.- IT Towr.Kptid if. crecii for 1‘lfT, l>avm A Hi’ht for ■' t Friday. May Wh ite: It I; Alims vw I, K Whittle and Julian M ilits; A.iUsy for i’lff, liates A SiinuiH for Deft.. • . v U2: F-ltya (’«v»;vs So Ry Co.; H, T A (irien for l‘IIT, U..rii\vell and A Mrich for Deft. - John Wright I’y (U>; Davis A bc-ft and Holman for I'Wf, Harnwcll and Al- drtch-for licit.. ’ tjfe: I.oii Eltcn Smith vs Sb Ry Co; Davt- A Best mill itfilmsm for I’lfT, Hufnwvll amDAl- 4rieh bw -Deft. -- ... ■ —_ — Monday. May pth— 7a; Kcssiah furtiian—Adni’r vs Cement fi.ravd to; Ellis, Davis A best for I'lfT, Halts Simms for Deft. It AnilH hStulib'i.vs A J Bennett; Tobin tiio grounds^* ret]nested in order that wetuiav have un all dav se^flonr’f.er us make, our assocfR'i'ifdtud clmrches second to iionc in the state. W. M. June*, ‘ (Jlmui-Coui. AN CNdlOhY ALLIANCE. , . SiCCJXIl liKTl KH. Of all the hypocrUiral huinhng* that Infest onr land, the article In couiblmj tion, in composite lorm, i* tonmJ in its perfection only In the Kcpuhlican |)ar- ty. It sings a liyntn wiiiie rbhhiug you, and strangles honesty 'with n. prayer on its lip*. In di-tant lands-. In Min sacred name of Freedom, j*nd • of civilization, it stioois meii to'death he- t.sn»e tlmv dare iO amiirH-ui hu.tree: aL home, in the naine of civic progress ^VTTTrm STuTnl^vdm rVs oo Hy co; ua ’ . -vw A Bcsuaid 11 c Kuwiev for I’lft, Hurtiwell and I»uiitv, it ptattices evtiy vice an( j* <rr.rl,"for celt; -- known to corrupt government. You know these general truths'll* well as I do, because they constitute the hol.d of sympathy I it at draws together and holds in plkto that syniholofcoriup- tion and Jiypocnsy Known as the Re piih icati Jt’kiiy ; "they afiply as w ell in Texas a* in ADime, in .South Gafotina as m Oregon ’ W'Tlierover a KeputilflSui speak* ot patriolisin, virtue ami. civic honor as tilings to he cuitivated and esteemed, it Is undei'stoml of all men that he is tmiting his subjects in a making in a purely acadunic wa.y;j spe strictly 1’iekW'Tckiaii souse. As-staled, at the tiinu the prohibitory law was enactetl, and even until it was made a part ol the fundamental law, the Democrats often made it txceed Ingly warm and expenshe for th^ Republicans to carry the btnte. The •’liquor eleirt'ent'’ Ihfii constituted a hti’ge part of the buiunce of powei — yvotild have constituted the balance hut tor the tact that a large mumbex. of Deinocra+s joinetl the i'rohibilionisl*., Tire liquor clement, recruited trom li old panivs, was (is, antl aU yhiiiys will Lu> nothing bin a baud' pf polltk’Hl busiiwhackcV* and lUvsians, dividing iis tnffiieuee accordingly a.* seMish interesia dicluietl, ^ After the temperance hysteria sub Aided and affairs settled down tin the basis of conviction it revealed a state jil athnra ol no small concern tbjdie poliuchuis; the prohiuitionisis show ed »strength not cwteuiated On, Afwajs 0|iposed to sumptuary laws and the regulation of morals by statute, the Democrat* stood for individual -liberty, while the Republicans dtinned tee Ik-Mocrtts. shouted lor inquisitorial laws; tipped a wink to the liquor in terests, atid exposed a icgmar Don t^uixoto Visage .of dolorosity tortho prohihs—a wundeHtil and trying feut. Hut they cheered their- souls alter the. pet rormdnee w itli liquid rcfic.-tiincnts of.«ij .aril.eHt iraf UI’C. ilEUlXb ruit poiut,- where none tin. other hypocrite* mint' coitspinnois might hear fir s’et “a wohio-tarev, -a-most excmU’in comedy < and good ijIhjers, good pTajers, too; my master*!'’ it lined tlie Chinese habit ol mind, and into the traditions id the party to a nicety, had owed with aucb—muiiiji tiirnltnbe Hint *cnt>ii sagaefw, it i* not strange tbit tlm HepitWh-tm tntnd *Inmui have evotved MR. R. J0, WALKER CALLED, lir. R. II.-JiValker,. Appleton, fiLC., l>e*r Sir: As yon have served the peo- of Barnwell County with great «c- ooptability and are consequently better •quipped by experience and acqualn- «to reader, even greater service we —wpnaydtt «o etand for reeleetion to the Hou*« of Representative* aud ~ ' dpr support to you. CiUiens of Barnwell, the conditions that now hold tlir* grand old Stale in close ami lul.tl'embrace, but it was * boldly" conceived; ami skilfully executed cojp at that; let us give credit e’en to the devil’s ag^en The Democrat* being eanJuL-^very- ojie knew w hat-to pecMT iliey got into power. The Rgptfolieans, being deceitful. | and hurtled to the muzzle with guile, mafic a p ay for the Cem- peraiicejvufc by promising a rigid iinii inipartlal enfcsrceuietit'OfJ tU,u prohlbt Aof>’ law, while s’ciet'y they proiniHt'd piotection in tnc iiiegal sale of liquor to enough leaders of Hint- element to hi sure substantial support at the poll*. T’lve pian succeeded. At lirst the ma- cliinery did work so smooihty- «» desired, and there was more or less clinging to party preferences among tlm ’’nituiHie*,” whici) made thing* unsatUlnetory to the crcRtors of ttie jilau and the party art large. The trouble was that the combine lacked the n« ve to do Rj ivauk. logically and ihorotlghly : there were men soiling liquor in deffaiice of law ( w’hicit w as Loliltte for, I’lff, Davis A Best for Deft :"i6; A 1 owrsncw vs J M Wt-ekley; loifnitn- for I’Iff; Davis A i’f*t fo> DeQ. Da NO: Josish Lfisdholt vs li W CouciTtarbi A Best fr*r PitT, Hmt* a eiuims f<»r Deft. HO: J K IIDlitowel- vs . M W nii'iiips; flol- man for BUT, Bat's A .Simms for Deft. {fl: _ Joe Fikes vs So Cotton Oil Co; Davis & Bc:-t nml tiold «n fnr I’lff, Hates A MinmS for Dell. JOS; E A Rountree vs J A Holly apd, F II Creeck; J O Fiiticrson for t’tff tk): Solomon Slid till v* Mites l.rmdlio't; J 0 J’atterHon f jr Riff, Bellinger, Townsend A (ire«Mi tm 1 Dell. Thursday, May 5— V BT: BJ Brabham-Jr vs Am Ti'l’jAr.nd Tele phone CVi; Davis & Hot for l lff, fwft.Ni Uon for Ikrft a Y \ Tit; R B McLrmore vs Sea'iroocr Cute; f>u- Townssi.d if for R.ff. J () Rattcrsmi for Deft Sophie Bc.*t i-Lul v* II W Kichurdson; To- hjn ti-rd’laiiitiff, J O piUtcr*on for IK ft.’ - - Tmiplaji. Mmv tu-^- ; > TO: tebra Connelly vs Laura Stoney it si; - Davis A Bfst for I’lff, Tobin for Iieft. ill: 0 T Wilson t* So liy Co;. To Win for Riff, Barnvcllaiid AUriCh for Deft. Sb: T H JohnsdlbAfi. So By Co; ToLin for, IMf, Barmycli and Al trieli for Deft. AV>* I needay, -May -I It h— - ’ a - J B White A toys Miles I-Oadltolt: Tobin' for Rfff, Bellinger, Towiisend 'A Cirtx.li for Deft’ W u Siniili ys Anna Moody; HelliiiKtr, Townsend A Greene lor Riff, Tobin und Rice for Deft " W I Will anis vs C A W C Ry Co Tobin for Riff, Izlar for Deft. Taursday, May 1:3 h — ‘ ■. Ibi[>c umi Fleming vs J W Blount; Tallin for Rut. Davis A Best lor D It. Stthnu Urubbs vs it l.incK R'( o^Davi* A Friday, M»y litth— tV A Gyles vs So Ry Co; Davis A'Gylc-s and C A Best For'Riff. Barnwell anti AKlrith lor .Deft. , ; Ella G-Moody vs So‘Ry Co: Davis A Res' for Riff, Barnwell ami AUlth-h for l),ft. J D Whittle vs So By t o; Izltir A Atldu.-on for Rtff, Bufnvcrtt sutl ATurfch for Deft. Monday, Mat.toil:— . J W *VoodwH,fd vs II F. Dicliinsotf; Tohiti for Tllf, J M Patterson for Itrft. Mary CAR vs So Ry C'oj lolmi for J’lff, ■baripveil awl Aldrivli fr-rslc-tt. J D Wh ale vs So Ry Co; I/Jar A-Atkinson for Riff, Barnweil and Aktrioh lor D ft. , Tuesday. May 17th— r J W Furse vs S'A L Ry Co; Ellis for p!ff, \Mdr'c!i_Inr deft. ______ La lira Siinlh \sSo Ry Co; Corner and Da vis A Best lor pffi. BarnwoH aud Aldrieh for deft. * J I. Oswakl vr, Bo Ry < o, J M-Battcison fur ]>lff, Barnwell nnd Aldrich tor deft. Wednesday, May IS— > — Lon it vs So Ry (<^i; Davis A Best for plff: Bttmwtdt mnLA44r eh for deft. Myss Brooks t a Seaboard-Critfon Oil Co; lOevis A Best for phf, Briimger, Townsend A Green for dtgr II D Still vs So Ry Co; Fzlar Bros for plff. Bn nwiilland Aldikffifor deft Georgia.E M Fown r vsJ3o By Co; J F IzlijT for pllT, ILrnwiTf'aiid'.VMriebTor rielt. Tiursda), .Vay R .if. R'lfierl* vs So Rv <O; .1 .1/ Ratter- son for plff, /Annwell amt Aldrieh for deft.. Win Wt.itnitH) rs So B\ Co; Izlcr Jiroa for jiRL /AtriiW' II affd Aluiicii for dt it. •X: Friday, .Ray ihir //art Ray vs Hutto; Rice for plff, J 0 Rat- terson for deft. 1 .//art Ray vs Annie .t/o’Corman et al: Rice for i>lff, Bate- A Simms'and Aliricli for deft.. Jfoiiday, May 2Hd-- Jas Rountree v A f I. R R. /«•; //..tea A Sirtuus for j>lff, Aldrich for deft Lizzie I) Kletd s vs So Ryi C>; //.des,A Siqiui* forgoff,' /Ati iiwcll und Aldrich for deft. f it Hyatt v- -I IV T W« olvnrd < t al; /fates ., A Simmd for plff, Aldrich for <Ti tt. -One-of our exchange* state* f h i f the hold weevtt has aitenrty appeared in Texas ready for busine'-s. ~ SAtURDAY; Al'RIL 23D) 1904. ^OAROS Of CANDIDATE8 Cont’d.) Master la Equity. Barnwell, H. q., April !), 1904c f f<*pi*elf«my itnmmnre myself’ a ^"LL Awl’jdMt to lit* ruk‘s and fegula-r catulidate for Melee tion 10 thp ottict td Master in Equity, sobjort to tho rules and fogubuion* of ■ tlm Dcmderntic primitry election, pledging myself to 'iv tim result wild u> support the nomlneestif the. paitf. 11. tr. 0‘ilannou. FOB SOLICITOR. liitnWell, 8. U.j April 4, llioU I rc«i>ectf<|1l5’ annuiihce ffivself a ’■andldatc l>>r the oBh e of Soliclmr of the Second Judieiadf-qlrwnlt. snhj^dk lo the rulcii and rcgiilatiobs of the Deino- crutii: I’rlfiiary Eb’cthtn. pledging tny self to abide by the result Htid- Support ,4lie tloinlheeS of the part v. 0.11. Gveeb. For Hunse of Represenialltes. Darnwell, S. XL, April (I.d!)()4, * ' •' ■ . - •> I. rjBspepljnlJy announce mvself a carididkie tnf the iiouse of Kepresen- Mitlvi s, Ruhjoct to file rnles hihI regu lation* of the Democratiu I’riniary Election, pledging myself to ahhle by tire re.-tilt, aud support the nominee* of tile party; _ . . - ' rS. A Hair. Timer', S. C., April I, liidl. ’ I respectfully an flounce, mvself a' (fftndidKt/* for the II(ivi«e of- Iteprpwenta tkCes, stihjeef. to the rules ami regula tions ot the Democratic primary elec tion. pledging mvself to abide by<trhe result ami to support the nominees of the party. „ N. W. Weeklev. For the State SeiiAle riirnweH, S. CL, March 30, IDOL - —U amtetirrce myself a eandifbtfe lor State K natc, and pledge -mrteif to abide tbe results of the Democratic Trimarie* and to support the nominee* of that party. . Geo. II. Bate*. abide by tlie result and nominee* of tlie party. support the W. C. Smith. _ For Auditor Barnwell. S. , March ’i'-L JHO.L I respectfully anattmijco nvyself A Candidate for the ollioe of ('onutv And Hirr; mihjccT to -the- rnle* rrii- regrrhi^ tYbns of the Democratic iirtmarv dec For Clerk of Court. Barnwell, 8. <Li Margjf22, fODl. L re«f»octfnlf» ••nounee niysJtf a i'affflrdatO for the oflice jt*f Clerk lions of thd ftemeerutic primary elec tion. V'cdgiog my«etl to* a'ddo hv the irsnltnnd support the lionlluee* oT the party. - ■' — VV. IT. DnneXn. For Sheriff. Motile, s. C , Mart’ll 29. 1994. I respcctfollr atniounco myself a candidate fur ihe otHee of Sheriff <»t Barnwell (Ldtutv. subject to the ifile* nod reguiations of the Df’imu’raTic I f rl- Tirarjt ElecflotV, ^UedgtTiif Tnrself lo abide by the result and supj>ort the nomitiees of the party. ' W. T. Walker. Bannvell. S. C , March L i^L ■ I re*ppctfuliy announce m\self a Ti Thalikliijr inV CilstothcH for their linexatiiplfcd pafron- 't V a£e ftirriii" the Winter CairtjBiigrti I take* pleasure iii stating that the Spriiig finds me fully prejirffed to give the ' ' " est ,><h. cstwiidJife lor tlie olllce of Sheritf. suh- iect to the rtilemrml legulHtii'ii* of the Democratic I’rlnfai v Electiorf| pledg ing myself.to abiVIe by tbe result and support the noriiifiees of the party, b . . . W. U . Muore. I For County Treasurer. Appleton, S. LL, March 11, 19(H. respectfully aunoiiiMi'rt' mvself n candidate ' for the cilice of ilosnuv Trc i-uier. svD'jecr. t i th«MUklM and reg ulations of ^ tlie Ilefiibcratic Trrin»ar> eteruliiii. pledging mvself to aliide hv tho result* and supi ort the nomihcc* ol tlie party. * - •I. I! Armstrong. ‘ Barnwell, S. (L, March 12. i'.DI. f rcs]»eclhilly, aonoutice niv*df u candidate for tlur office of X.*urnty Trea-jirer, suhject to the rules and rc^. illation* of (tie Democratic t’Tntrary election, pledging^nyself to'ablile^4rv r tlie. Ic-uli- and Support Hie nominee- of the party, A. Belliimbl’afterann For Sagistrale. f*r.on S. C April Ditli, HHij f1-*l*e<’tfully rniinonoe niv*elf a I prim ary tion, pledging mv *elt to uhiile hv the rcstiit and to support the nominees of the party. K. W. KirevV BlackvIIlo r 8 c. March in,db’d. I respei-tfuilv asmouitce liiy»elf n camltflate for t iie office of ♦ onnty Ami - itor, sjiliject to tlt^ru es and regular tion* of the Democratic- primary gley- tion. and pledge myseff to ahiije .hi tlie results and support-tlie nomine^ the qiarty. B. J iiammef. BmljlenviJIc, S. C...March ZUiUUiU ^fraleTt: IWnwc-IL ^ I respectfuHy announce myself a candidale for lire office of Auditor, stii)- ject to the. niles^and regtjlafioiis of the Democratic I’ritnarv Election, pleJg log my »eir to alddo hjr tho results and supportTlre iio'niinee* of the party. - - " J.O. Keel. . Kline* S. €.. .“d SIarch; 1904. I respectfully announce myself a candidate, tor the office of Auditor, sub ject to the rules and £ffgu)athm*-of bite 1 )etfiocratic' l’i imary Klection, - plcthg— itt.g m v*el-f to ahble hv JtTfP re-rrlt alcl support the nominee* so tii® party-’ , A. F. Kirkland Jr^ T- For County SuporfnleHdent of Ediua- tion. — Rarnwell, S. C., April-5, 1901. I respectfully ami umce mvietf a CandidaUt for the ntli ’e_nf County Su perintendent of. Education, subj ct trr the rules and regulation* of the Dem ocratic prim »rv election, pledging my self to abide by tlie icnilc nnd to siiji- [rort the nominees of the partr. B. M. Dmlingtbn. i>iar, 8. CL. Ji. F.“'D No *2. M’eh % 'Ul. I respectftrMy arinminco tiiyseTf a cab.did-i.wt for .tlio.olUce fd-’X/mmtv Su- pprintendent of Education, sohje'eno flic rules and regnlmiuiis of Hie Doinpv cratfc primary election, pledgingmv- solt to abide by the result aud stipport: tlie nominees oRthc parfvT * W. N: Marchant. Uarn wwlL S. C , MarcS ihl, 19144. I lesneclfuHv annmince yinv-erf a Denmark. Si G., March 22d. 1904. *- I respertfoily. amtpunce myself a candidate for Congress from the Second District S. <L, Subject to th« rities und regulation* of the Democratic Primary Elect rot,, pledging in J-elf to abide by the rcsulfand support the noiniiiees of the pariv. S. G. MoySeW. Aiken, S. C.'. March 17, 1901* f resifectfullv announce mvself a candidate for Emigre** froffY the See~ on it t tlsmirt. B. t wnBjprtrto-the-rfrl and regulation* of the Deiriocrafle pri mary ekvHorr^ wpd pledge m v seif to ah life by the results and support the nominees of the party> T. (L Groft. —I—r^HNuitfiilly nnromice myrelf a candidate for Congress tr<>m the Sec wholly unobjectionable h* a proposition | ond District, S.-C . subject to the rule* b De ckrtaIn conviction; when the •■faith ful” found themselves ,by some odd chance before'the Court, there was al ways something that helped them to freedom. After a while tinx-'Tummy” of Democratic teuffeucio* began to sec light, and to relax his party iovalty; so that, now, every tnoiher’s-son of the tribe votes ’‘right/’ “Great Head*!” “Great Scheme!” •‘Marvelous rascality, ably directed!”, I bear yon exclaim. And right mhi are. * _ Phllosopiier* March 29, 19(4. and regalatiohs of the l>cmocratto |»rl mary^leetfon, and pledging myself to abide^ty the results and qiipport the numiuees of ihtrparty. J. O. Patterson. standing by itself) ax» votinu uik oMtociMrtc mckw. '1 bat was awful ;• soaietliihg to stir the souls of th«>e piou* scoundrels to a deep reveremr# for the law, and for it* immediate^ use against the vile Democratic ruiii-seK ierr. As soon «* the rotnhip_e ‘'*e#h its duly” yon in*y' Im sure , it,UoweJ L i4i E very --nrtrnr •r*4Hi»g-*’tHqTffrp a nd not vofcThg the HepulHiean ticket was hat- ,. f _ , . ,, rasseJ and badgered hi a hundred whjj lytili fegulatior^* of the DeimHiraHic pri and ohnstantty before the courts for uiary election, and pledge mvself to Bfengmlres, 8. C., March 14, 19DI j 4 respectfully annonuc* -myself a candidate for Congress from tlie Sec ond District, 8. O , subject to tho rifles abide hv the rosirlta aurf hupport fbe nomiueaia of the party. / *• . ,V. t. VTUnarms. M A K K8 A CT.K A N SWFIKP. There’s nothing Vike doing a thing tlroronghly. Of all Ihe Salves you ever heard Of, Buvklen’a Arnica Salve i* tho'best. It sweeps away and cures Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils, Ul- eem, Skin ’Ehrprloif* and Piles. It’s only 2.V*. and guaranteed to give satis faction by Creech’s Pharmacy, C, N. Burtkliattcr, Druggist. candidate for the olli-m ot Gbmit'y Sfi- jM-rintenderU of EdncaTTori ; snhjpi-t To tlie rule* RndTPgnlation* of 1 the Dem- ocrntu? pi|in«?y *fAction', pledging" my self to abide by th"3 result and to sup port the nominee* of the party. » -W. W. Hart. Millctteville, S. C., March 7, 1904. I respectfully announce -myself a candidate for the office of'Count v .Su perintendent df Kdiieatjoir, subject, to Hie rules a’ld regtila|ions of tlie Demo cratic primary election and'pledge my self'tp abide by Hie results and sup port the nominees of tiio party. iJ. II. LaftTlfe. Barnwell, 8. (X , March 28, 1901,- I respectfully announce myself a candidate for reelection f> tho office of Coroner; subject to the rule* pmj regulation* of the Democratie firifnarv Barnwell, it. G., March lir,.19Hl, • oleretion, pltdging inyself to abide hv the result and support the uomliiecS’-pI the partyv . • Isaiah NevTls. " Barnwell, 8. C., Mdreh 21, 1904. I respectfully annonuffl^nd’self a candidate for Coroner, subject to the rules and regulation* of the Demo- crallc primary election, and pledge myself to ahidvrdiy the reSst-Hs and. sup-, port the nominee* of tbe pSKvr- Kfchird G. llfflford. Allendale, 8. C., March J9, J901. F respectfully' annofmeo myseir a candidate for tbe office of Cslroner, ’ siibject fo the rules and regulntfon* of the l)eBVocr»tte primary election, anil pledge myiMlf to abide by tlie /canits aud support tlie Miitlneesof the party^ X'iah tou ^ Warner. " Handy P. O., George** Creek, 8. C., March 7tlr, 1904. I respectfully nnnonnoe myself a candidate for the office of Cormier, sub- Blas’kviLe, S O, April 1st, 1904. i:e*pectfu14y annoimce uirstdf m cHiididatS for the nllh c of Magisti au’ at BiackVille, *i;lijt*i-l t> the rules and regulations ot ihe Democratic ftrriuarv «’it , fri.on, pledging m-\-elf to abide hv the tesulf and to support tlie slrnm'm'e? oj llio-p/aLtv. x f .. .if.K '-....A I! itlmden. argains r To all iti nccti of wwtk stock suited to purposes and nt the Diices that have pleased and profited so many good ! people. mm DECEIVED! Another Car Load, Pour Horses, ■ Twenty-tour Mules, That want good owners. This mat he the last importation of the season, 'so . ■. •. ■ - don’t wait. Delays *'are .dangerous.” (’ome at onee to Whittle’s Stables, ■ Dlackville, S. C. /ILL THE YEAR ROUtiD HILL-TOP - STABLES. | BARNWELL, - - S O. ofior for sale' " " -—r The, Hest all purpose horses and mules that live, good judgment van select and rc;iTt v' monev hiivT" Blf-.s/k villo, S. G Mari li 24 1901. .'-T. SinccrHv tljankiiag the public for b.a*t j/uctrdcnce atM!.*up;i'ii t and *dHci- fing IwHScuyLinuaricc I ryspcctfi'iiiy ariununre 'in v*cif a caiiuidatc for 11- cdectum a* Magistrate' at El:u;Kvi!ie, *iit»fcct in the. rule* atid. ref»ii'aiio|<» nf the I Vmi.erntic. I’rimary Klfcturn. pit:dglug.jity If. to a bide lj^ t he J esul t and aupiiorl the iiotnincc* oiiwkji^ici ty* • AV. A; Giles ■ ■/-“, . -Ss Bitnt'wFfr, S. M arrix 21 ^ I r, *pcctiuili:—iiin,nii.i c.:—iii.ys*:4t. ..a candplate fdr isk-Il: IVu e of *ui'jei*t to Mis rules and tegiilatiojiA. of the fiemo- cratic 1’rimary Electioi!. pledging, mv- *cif Ur abide by flie re«ulr anil ^uppoVi- tdie iiolnUice* ol ihe icu tv. . " ► -G; W. Moody. Saddles for all sijsqs and both sPxcs. t " Lap Hohcs ior all jutiposcs and people. AYhi |tsToi slow and swill Teams. - l»elorc_hny1ng anythhig in the shove lines eome to ~~— —‘ Headquarters and you*iI Ik* plefisext if good goods ami For Fount)- Supervisor. ^ ' ' 1 "* r Ular, S G.. U. E. D. Xo. 2, _ Aprit 9th, 1904. ../' * t'lilA • nnii«yince litv*elf I respect/nlry . nnuoiiiice mv*elt a "candidate f<ir the office of G'..iint\ Su- .iierx Lsii.r_ strtrj>• v.x. to diu*- .m U h,u«1 re gu— heiui* of tin 1 Deairnicraiic jlrinary elcctisHn-tdeilging mv* If i.o abide by lire re*u!l and to mijqmrt fffTTuunint.0- of the party . _ ,—>— _ • • J O. Sander*. - Fail fax S. C April 4, 1901. I xespcctfnl'v announce rnv*c ! f a Clindiilale for the office f.I .Gounty Sifi in rxiaor, *iihject to the rule* und regii-"^ . iatijuu* td' the itemojiaUti Dninarv Election, p edging uiv.*(-if to abide hv the rc*ult vnd sfipporiTliC uominee* of the party. . B.j E. TitaniB*. Seiglingville. S. <L, April 4».t!)04. J it* pec I f u II v announce *ni ‘•elf a "lid’ld'iirf fill' i ee-bv! imi tiH.lm I'ilicp-rrf Gountv Supervisor, M'u’t j _ ‘ -V---, .nml jtcgn’ationH of t 1 ic Dcinm ct to the ru ie* FIT rat is ffirtry Elect ion, pledging mv*elf r.. abide by the result and support' the nominee* of the party,. - —^ 1» \V. Barker. Barnwell. S f , March 19, l/Ki-l^ I re«t>»ctfwily tHuyunce toy*eif a -4o*andtdate rni dIFe iitTicc of Count v Sii: pcrvi*iir-,-*ubfci-t-tf> the rule* ami regu'- (atinn*ol, the I^etpoeyfft■Kryfme*ry e-iett - timi. ami plcrigc iHVl J pWfo ahldff by tin resuUfc-iuHl iupirort tl.c nominee* of the party^. “ - ' D. J. Zorn. Wiliiston, S.TL, March lb, 4404. I resfpcotffilly announce’ m.vself a candidate for ihe office of Countv Sn- pervIsciB, wuhjret to the rules and regu- jation* ol the Dyanot ratie I’rimarv E lection, .pledging mvself uv abide'by the rn*uli and support the nominee* of the party. , * ■: r. H. J.oiul, .Jr, Barnwtrn, S. G.,, March Kth, titf)I, I respectfully annonnee mvse.lf a candidate for the office of ^County Sn- r ^ illation* of tire Detnocrafic I’rnr.ary Elect inn, pledging myself to' abide -fiy tnc result and tuippqTt the nomfnec* of the party. J. H. MorrFsV TecCtou, pledg ing mvself to :tliide"bv tlie result and ttU •up|vort the nominer* oFdheparty. VTJBw a. Hie«. i-V- f- A Westcnr Gotigressman with a good heasLfdr tigunra has made a calculation that if tser^tor Latimer’s hill apnropri- ating*fofty-million doltai* (m building good road* in the i Ini ted State* slfofild become a law Li* Ilistric^ won Id get e- notigh of that big sum to make iffree mile* ctf good r0;td A* there are l/iV) Gongrijssional Districts the .d.ivNton Would be jong and the benefit ii.tltf. ies an«2 Tlu so, too, tiro at-at yonr service in vast viTioty ami ;it pi ices undeigi ountl till competition. Sec* them andjvoU HARNESS. will seek no fujlhei. HARNESS. An iimnnise ptoefeof all grades from th« 'CHOICEST TO THE CHEAPEST! f^^^^^SiqunaU* piee^gohl. it yon need anything from a^Tjr.ww 'iimid np'ftiyilo'wn you can , gt’tfit at H row it piieos treatment find below par prices can satisfy, CS-ZafSLEi.SljTCES SK.O"WI*tT. ' BAH N W IT LL. 8-Oi DR. J. H. E. MILHOUS, . ; DENIAL SURGEON, . liL.tCkVILLE, S. C. Witt he at his Barnwell office every Monday and Tuesday, and at his home office in JUaekvillc every ^ .Friday amUSaturday. Two Hands, Two Heads or Tv/oFeet Are Alike 7- " Yet JULIAN B. HARRISON, JEWELER— Fine ^Watches, Clocks, Rings, I’ins ami ^pectacl^s Nowadays you Jo not hear of people ... having their gloves^ hats or shoes, made to order. The same may be applied ROBBED THE GRAVE. A rtHrlllng 4 inei(ierTt I* hnriRterf by John Oliver of 1’hHadelphia. n* fol low*: "lw«*in an dWTnl t'dhdniuu My dkln was' almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue-coated, pain confimt- ally In buck itnd side*, tin appetite, growt»r Jenifer day by day. Thre« physician* iiaU given me up. Then f waa atlvfsed to u*ft Electric Bitter* ; to niy great hiy. the first bottle made a. decided improvement. 1 continued (heir use for three vceJLs, and am -now yet mere is no necessity of having your ti. ' - . ‘ y clothes ■•.. -.P -r. ■ t . j»..v made to order. Every form is a tailor’s model tons -r' and vve tit them perfectly. y •y ^ ir. ' 4 "‘’■yt.j i ect to the rule* aud reguiathms of the •jarell man. I know thAy "robbed the )ein<H’ratio Primary Klecil grave pf-^anothej: victim.No one should faij to try them OnlyTiO.centir, guaritnTfied, at Oreerli’s^Fhatfnaey, G. N. Bi»rj*k4mleer> Dru^j styre. Spring Styles now feady. E. -S. McCrearj & Co., Clothiers, .* " Natters, ' . furnishers. 716 Broadway, ADGUSTA. GAv -r : Repairing. -Sewing Machinff Suppl ies—• Needles, —i-' Rubbers, oik,. * : -v Ikdlings, &c. Machines, Guns and Revolvers' ■ * R epaireth Barxwell, S- C. MONEY TO LEND. I am prepared to negotlatfeTo«4v* on' Ipiproved fanq* for live year*, partial 1 paymentsjMnteient 8 |^r cent dtl-loatbr under $1.(K0’ 7 percent, on loan# 4)ver ♦ IJKJff. -Don’t write, come and ste me.- • c J. O I’sTTJZKsoy. Barnwell, 8; C. WANTED TO SELL Si* Hundred Rtudiel* of AlleiK'NdW Aree**ihle Variety 8il« Golton Seed,- N<u*.| >iiiall, Verv Fiadiffc, yiflltl one' third Ifnf/Jtold my emp, forty four jbulvr *titlX!r.ern ••ftot* per pound. - .« Sackml and delivered Free oa Board at Olie Dollar per BtJ*hel. ^T ^ " Send ca*ffV w'itft ord^r fo fralvlr M.Crweh. ltai‘tV\Vell, So. (Ja >* KDR tCA L*. 4W noiintt* of pdle Aden water mel on *eed from Urge kind wdl-jhaped' melon*. - “ ’ . For price*, Ac., write tA L K. Still. -j BUjjkvIHv, s. Cs ■HiBiHMMi