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The Barnwell People. m * H0LPE8, Editor 1 Prap’r. LiRdEHT CODXTf CIRCUtATIOS. THURSDAY. MARCH 80.1005. V-,,,- -^^11 ‘"l T^'-iTTT** There ere two tides to every qttef Ill the wer 111 the Kent American sympathy haa b^en laryelv with the Ja'>Nne.H. The \ expanalonlaU and wreat captains of ltiduatry were on the f here, tide of the ^ i yellow men t>ecan«e they be- lieveiJ that melr.ahcce.s would bo fol lowed by the opening up of far larger and more profitable market* fur the Murplua product* of the United State* tn all|Ka*tern Aida and'tliaf everybody from the great lake* to the Gulf of Mexico would get full share* of this splendid prosperity. The good, plain people of till* country tavored the Jap anese because they believed that thij Kusaians bad forced the war upon ibom. and that they were forced to fl/ht In self defence, a faith and doc trine dear to every American heart: tv hen the clouds of war pas* and their thunders have ceased It. may be fmind that the essential case was quite differ opt from the past and present ttnder- lUltdl njft. It i* now given out from St. Peters burg on high atithotltv that when; the .1 a pa i ie«e struck iTielTrs t blow K11 * »I a 'had only (10,000 troops In the Kast, that < y.ar Nicholas, being averse to war, hud refused pending negotiations t<> semi reenforcements and that the quick *l^vi>Miiese got an advantage at the start f rout which the Russian* have never been able to recover. That there is or will be a “Yo’low Peril” In the Kast Is being rapidly de veloped. A leading member of the Muiiso-of Representatives, Cn the com mittee on military affairs, has been out- spoken In-his-prediction that Japan is casting loving eves on the Philippine islands and that the United Hlutes will have either tn sell them to the Yankees of the Kast or fight to keep possession of them. lestw tiding* from China show active J spanese efforts In that vast empire, .Agent* of the Mikado are settling In overy Important plait* it* priests, edit ors, reauher* or truder* and winning the good will of the Ultlnese, specially urging the employment ‘d Japanese mlHiary iustructar* In charge of the f’hinese tnaips. The' mid* are Jhat they will attain their alms and when S'Mna wakes and enrers into alliance with Jannu the white faced world may lirell look out. And as for that expected Is'ger trade with Asia, tha Japxnesw.- if winners In me present war, mav want. It nil for themselves and mere may he no core at •II In the apple they w ill eat. RditokTux ItAKNWKLL Pkoi’Lk: _ Please allow me to state through your columns that religious service* are now held at Kline on esoh third (8) Sunday morning and at Hteele Creek on each fourth (4) Sunday morning of nephew, fir. W O Smith of Wlill«t f *n, the month. The first (1) and second (8) Sundavs I nowrptit In at churches In the up-eonntry where I have large and encouraging congregatlona. On one Sunday this year I had a congre gation of perhaps rive hundred people, aad on another Sunday probably three hundred. Snow, sleet and fain have Interfered somewhat with my work up But now thatBpring Is coming In. I shall have very large crowds In my up-country congregations. The good people at Kline and Steele Creek have stood nobly by me In the work now for a number of years In succession and I certainly do appre ciate their fhhlity and klndnen*. I am sorry I could not take other work kindly offered me; hut my time now Is all employed anti I have a Hold fob large for any one man, if It could bo otherwise arranged. -' f For some reasons I fe't ‘orry to re sign the Long Branch church, after three (3) months of the new pastoral rear had gone hy and after the major ity there had stood so noblv and tirm- ty -by me and so earnestly signirted their desire to have me continue. But with the opportunities afforded for a good work nearer my home, ft seemed to me and sonre of my friend* tube belter to do a* I hayC done. I shall still have an Occasional ‘peep’ at my old. Barnwell friend* and a •shake of the baud’ with th&tn, and it is all right ,, Wishing for' .yourself and all good citizens of old Barnwell great prosper ity, I am „ .. v Your* sincerely 'll W. Sanders. home after a Illness, was re*t in the cemetery on rtnmlay. Mr*. France* Lnul>*a Htorne, relict of the late I)rr Ab-xairih-r Storne of Blackvllle, died on Holiday a'ternoon, aged 7Uy«arx, leaving seven children to cherish her well loved tneimpy. She was a good Ohrlstian, a cohsisn-nit member of the BaptUU church... Kim was hurled on JlbiuTa v afternoop. Rev. Keturns the forfeiture of «oinut|s*Ioo C. M, IHHIrig* conducting the services. INCREDIBLE BRU PA l.l l*Y. It would hare been Incredible brutal ity IHlhft*. F. Jjemberger of H> racuse, N. Y., bad not done the be»t he e'oiiii for III* suffering son. ‘‘My.bov,” he •ay*.“cot a fearful ga«h over hi* cyo. so I applied Bucklen’s Arnica salve, which qnlakjy jifaled it and saved «ve.” tioouTorli unis‘and iiloefs too. Only 25c at G. N. Burckhalter’* and Creech’s Pharmacy. ANNUAL RETURNS. AJI Executors, Administrator*, fTBardlsns, Ciunminees, 'rmster** ami pi son* occupying such posit Ion* are required by law to rile Annual Return* In the office of the Probate Court on or before the tint day of Juiy in each and every year. I The law provide* mr*pnnl*Si*mnt for faTiureor refusal to make and rile said FUNERAL DIRECTORS NEXT DOOR TO BANK. F ULMlIne New (Jood*. from the I’he^nest to market offer*. finest the h The outlook for cotton and clothing in tlie not far off future I* rather etinnlv find chilly. In Africa the laziness of the payjpjWiUof tines or cominUmenr to jail for contempt of court. Prompt and universal comp'laeee with these reqiifieieCTit* (i? l*fW tAHillS by tlie holders of such trusta fo. the estates in their charge and \*jll leljeye tlie f*rolnaa--tourt, of the unplen»ai t ilutv. of jinposiig the peualtie* •crihcd hv law. - John K Snelilng, Judge of Rrobatc, ttnrnoell County. F^wtal Gar of Latest Style J f and Design. We heg to state to our friends ^ and the puttllc, geuerallv that we xpeet, to tv*rr\ a'lull ilue and all ti<ail and telegraph urders will have our prompt atfctitlen. W- D Draw, H- D Still, Jr., Froprietofs. . , -* Blackymtr--^^ 0. f- ARE SHOWING NtGK ASSORTMENT >F SKASOXABLE LAC KS. Embhoideruw. All Ovkus, Dim.l.TATfTrNEH, I* O $0 TT A* E TTFS, Lawns, Linens and Wash Fab rics. WE INVITE 'INSPECTION. BRIGGS, BUI3T <5c CO. M the negroes will prevent largo pru-vr ductlon, and In the United hull weevil l» coining to the front. The United States scientist* have given-np the tight against the Invader from Mexico. They pronounce him and h.'T Invincible and predict that in ten year* p more they will have spread all over the Cotto^ .state*. The rmdest garden violet i» now at- trad lug attention iirthe medical world its a cure for cancer. A man’s tongue and a wom in’* 11 ver are said <hv Dr. ffrrrdoiiiuf lOxcter Kng'aud, to have bee" is erntiy bealtd i>T Flint disea-e" drloklug a vt Ine glass of violet dei/no- Ktatcs the" ■i i I r, Tt-svsera4^UL£* * dny. an»l applving, euttoi' soaked In tlie hot liquid over the scat of the cancer. THE COLONEL S WATERLOO. LONG BRANCH PHILOSOPHY Our tribulation begin* with the time of the year when a vast amount of ne gre feeding is obliged to,tw! dona, and the the , I Of PICK OP THE DIVISION OF THE BARN WELL COUNTY COTTON GROW ER3 ASSOCIATION. Barnwell, S. C., March 27th, 1005, To Township Subdivision*: Ple4*e fake notice that on receipt of this notice you will mail H. L. O'Bannon, Secretary BariiweU,^. C.. a complete list pt ©ftlce r * of your sutKiivi-loir, - with post office address of yqnr Secretary. In all townships where no organlza tlon has been perfected the suheommit tee* sppMnted will suggest aud liomi nate some sultiihlp plan in each thwn ship for tlie purpose of arranging fur permanenf organl tatlon at tlie tlm- ami nlace as the County'Executive Corn mlttee In concert with L. W Yntimans Township Organizer, mav think he*t Please be prompt and l.*t u* know your wia!ie«tn the matter of pcnirauent or ganlzatlon As soon a* we renolvc the address of your seoretariva we w ill mail Toil •Ripply of pledge* and reports to hi tiled out a* to acreage and fertil'ier* W« further rceom nend that a com petent person be appointed in each township to collect membership due* pnd pladge*. also to get the acreage ttwd ferlHrzer r«|>orts, and that said *p K lntee be paid out of the funds eol- ited. ThUla an important matter and should receive careful and pains taking effort on tlie part of such solici tor. In order that the returns may be complete In every partlcnlkr. Frank H. Creech. Pres. Cotton Growers Association H.X. O’Bannon. Kectv. GOOD RESOLUTIONS. Os)lnmhla, 8. €., March 7th. 1P0*». The Ware House Cntirmltree of the 8. fj. Division of the Soulhern Cotton A-- •ociatlon, consisting of the following gentlemen: E. W. Hobertsorr; Columbia; W. K Burn*B. "81 (■ rtanfitrrg; T. B. KtaHt- hdnse, iRIllon; Leroy Springs, Lamm* *er; B. 11. Harris, i’emUePm; 4. \V. Youmans, Fairfax, met In the tiffiie «if the Association today, and adopted the foUowlug resolutions: Resolved 1st: That this Committer recommend to every community in Month Carolina, where t)ie necessity tor warehouse* exist, to build these w*retmu*e* through their own efforts, or by outside assistance if proffered or If possible to obtain, at a cost of from $800 to f 1,200 with a storage capacity respectively of from 500 to 1000 bale* of •Alton.. Resolved 2nd: That we urge upon the fanners the necessity of storing their uolton promptly upon being yin ped, In the standard warehouses, where fhey can get negotiable warehouse re oeipt*. thus saving It from loss in weight and damage, and putting it in ucgothtblft shape so that they will not be forced to market it except at their own pleasure; as it ha* been demon strated by the action of the New Orleans Convention that reasonable price* can be obtained. Irrespective of the size of the crop by the judicious marketing; and this can only be accom plished by an effective warehouse sys tem r : ^ Resolved 3d: That any Information •a »• construction or outside assistance «an be obtained by communicating wlUt the Columbia office of the Month •vn Cotton Association. That a copv of these resolution* he filed In this stftto*. and that a copy be given Ur the preas with the request that alt the wounty papers publish them. ‘•Jedce. I lak* von. Secretary of War Toft has returned ♦o Governor Heyward all the Sooth riCarolhia flags captured during the civil war, httUlMR Si Ivor ware-ami jewelry looted attll shines and does service up Iforth. ■* Peace and nanney harva dona what Kilpatrick could not accomplish. Two sand Northern plutocrats, pleasure are, have garrisoned Aiken the palt it seem* that the scarcer the ratlons get the more they eat. But to take them as a whole our Barnwell County ne groes are in better shape and on enster terms with ‘Me biicra” than any we ever met. We have travelled some In several counties and ttiul that none wre allowed any showing compared with our home darkey, the dance* jtlmj»hows, the Saturday evepl"g* In town and last but not least the setting up when one happens to shuffle off this mortal coll' We consider any laborer In a contract for 1905 In fine flx, if anywhere in the document can be found this sentence: “And yon feed me,” We have never annsldered anybody poor who hat hi* OUsInesk BOarranged that Hecafl > |$l what he needs, even If the fellow at ths other end of the line get* into a whirl pool of ruin and disappointment In the fall. We once heard of a merchant who said that he was perfectly satisfied to make one per ceYit. 011 hhj good*, that I*. If he paid one dollar for an article and sold it .for two that It was enough to make. Many dealers may use the same sort of arithmetic when it comes to selling on time. We would he glad for the Rcprcsen tatlves to get home and star there aim die If you still think that It wlll-tnake a change in- the weather. There h** been but little cussing or discussing about what thcy-«j>ave done, that I among country people, as thev don’t seem t.o know or c*r« J much a bent it, >Ve have received tlie fiTltowfng from the only man living who represented Barnwell District in the -Legislature before the war: “In modern hgDTaMpn the host enaotniaat of.law U the repeal of former laws. Rial) Mas. STRIKES HIDDEN KICKS. Good Money in iTtd Get Poor and Bony. Col. John M. Fuller of Horey Grove, Texas, nearly met hi* Waterloo from Liver and Kidney trouble. In a . re cent letter he ony* : I was nearly (lead of these complaints, -nml although 1 tried my.family doctor,lie tliil me no gi>od: *0 I got a 50c bottle of your great Electric Bitter*-which cured me I consider (hern the be*t medicine on earth, and thank God who gave vu the knowledge to make them.” Snld, and guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia, Bil- ipusnes* aud Kfffdey Disease, f»y C. N. Burckhalter’* and CreectHn Pharmacy at 50c a bott'e. V, Ifeir vour ship of health strike* the hidden ria-k* ot (jonstniiptioo, Pneu-- mouia, etc . you are tf you don’t get help from Dr King's New Discov ery for Consumption. J. W. Mchih- non-of TafNdega .-springs, Ala., writes: “I had been very iJl__vs*th Pueumon}*, under they:are of two doctors, but was getting no ln-tter wheji 1 n gan taking Dr King’s New- 1 iUcny-ry. ^fhe tlr.»t dose gave relief, and one bottle Cured Growing Large Watermelons! Give each one a bottle of White’s Fiirg;Ui\^ Medieinc. vX eaefi CORN SUGAR. Prof. F. L. Stewart of Pennsylvania Claims that corn stalks will make just a* good sugai* a* the Southern sugar eane. The ears must be removed at a special time, just, before the mutton corn stage and the juice will turn out 15 perCVntsugar. THE GOOD OLD WAY. SEEN THRQUGH ‘FUHSX.” Last week’s Southern Christian Ad- voyai* published the following" story upon Judge George E. Prlncf?^, Last venr, Prince was appointed special judge for a term of- -eniirt at Barnwell. The Judge bad two or' A severe cold or attack- of la grippe is like a fire, the sooner von combat it the better your chances are to over power it. But few mothers in this age are willing to do the necessary work required to give a good oU-lashiomnl reliably treatment, such as would be administered py their graudmothers, backed by Boschee** German Syrup, which was alwavs libcrallv used in counectiiw) with the home treatment, of colds and D still in greater household f«T?iiir than any known remedy.. But even without the application of ?h» o!<i-fn«hioncd aidsCermau >yrup will efire a severe-col,I in quick time. It will cure cold* in children or grown 4'tep|c. It relieve* the congested or g.aris,A*ll*4* the irritation, and effVe- iively ships the or,HBa. Any child a ti! take it. It i* invaluable in a house hold of' children. Trial size bottle, 25c: regular si«!e, 75c. For sale by Creecji’s Drrrg—srtore aud Seatson’s Drug Sh)re. Commission has Important rrso- th'ee bump* on his bild head, not such a* would annoy or delight (trphrenolo gist, but harmless little thing* tliophy^- sicipns call • wens.” With some friend*, the Judge wna sitting one af ternoon in the otH-e of his hotel. An ardent admirer . from the counrrv, armed with a bottle of “Fuss ~Jf,” walked In and leaned agaiu«t.thcclerk’s desk,. When the opnversatlon lulled, thetcountrvinan' said, —— “lledge!” “What hit, my friend?” responded tlie Judge n ‘‘Well.” said the Judge, wpth some- embarrassment, “I thank you lor yoiu good opinion of inn/’ ‘‘Ye*. Judge, 1 lak* you -vc*. sir, .1 lak* your ruliu’s ; hut, Jedge. I want to tell you : vou air thg ftr* Jipdge I uver seeil with horn* on hi* head.” The member* of the bar ph sent en -joviid the jnke Ijnmensalv. as did the. Judge him self, rnttwimn Dl.A JmlUB IP* turned to AndetatiuM had hltaacif (jg- horned. . . Alumnus. • The St Pe Riiilroail adopted the tollowing lotion: “That bn and after the 18th day of April, 1!H)3, each railroad company r- • cciving Ireight for shipment in this ■State shall give the shipper a bill of la ding, stating both names of the con signee and the consignor. The cla-vi rication ami the tale per hundred shall he stared In said bill of lading, the do* 1 Pint-Ion and the place the same was re ceDed shall he marked thereon. The above order i* based on Section 2'jyj of the Ci .i! Code of Uijs State. A PATENT MEDICINE. Ilyo'mel, the 0unr.-mtetuMZrtUrrh Cure, Presetibed By Physioiati*. No'^mve"si 1 ouhT confound Hyrmet* with the j>atcjit luedlcTpe* that i9i -ad vertised to cure c>^f«‘‘'■ *' “ ‘ r|i. It i* a* lar superior to them dll a>the dliiunmd I* more vahmble than cl cap g’as*. Thdi- vonipositfon is secret, hut Hyomo? gi'v s Tt* frTTfntfla =40 rt 1 ! iTpilT-* lii Phi sl- State South Carolina, UJounty of Barnwell. In the Court of Common Pleas. Winter Term, A. D. 11)03. At the adjournment of the term of Court on this, the 25tli day of March, A/I). 1905, a meeting of the Bar wa« held, at which the.following preamble and resolutions were adopted: Whereas, the conclusion of tlie pres ent term of Court terminate* jhe offl- cial relations which have existed b»- ween the lion, I) A. rownsend, as Iiroidt Judge. and ouragjyes, a* pr»c- ticing lawyers. And, whereas, these relations dn^ng all the twelve yearn of.his seryied on the Bend) have been sueh as to make n* unwilling to see them severed with out something more than formal no tlce. 1. Therefore, be it resolved, by the Bar of Barnwell in meeting assembled, that it |« the'sense of this Bar, that, in the termination of Hie labors upon the Bench of South Carolina of the Hon. D. A. Townsend, the State, Bar and people will lose the service* of an able Judge, a courteous gentleman and one who, in the perfoitnance of every duty, whs guided and insplied by a~3ove of u«tloe and a desire to see thfe law up held In Its parity ss the greatest .safe guard of the rights and liberties of the pbopje. 2. That he carries with him In his retrremeni nnr highest rmifret arid e»; teem and our sincere wishes for hi* i'u • tore prosperity and happiness, , 3. That a copy of thT'O resolution* be presented to. Judge Townsend as a testimonial of our regard, and that they b« published in the State and County papers. Robt. Aldrich, . f Chairman. J. O. Partferson, Jr., . Secretarr. ciaiis: I js h$.*e 1* the vain able eiicaTyjtlii oil. famoti* f«ir its antiseptic ijualifi< : s. Tlii* i* ooiiihined with aromatic a'ul liu'.iling gum* and balsams, making a pure liquid, which when ust-d in the Hynmcj pocket inhaler, tills the .'air you btOHflie with germ-killing, dis- easc-destrnving an.I liealing power* that kills all catarrhal germ* there may be in tlie. throat, nose and lung*. 1 ' How foolish it is to try and cure ca tarrh 1>y swallowing tablet or liquid*. Theoniv natural way tmeute till* dt*- ute.” , But e ••me tor sore throat, bron chitis, couth* and tiol-l* Guaiantecd Pharmacy, price.-60c and $1.09. Trial bottle free. “The girl* that sol.j kh«r«r at the church social so'* ti> git a Dew velvet tfart>et for thi* preachci’* jiouse Is being much p'alsetl fer their cleverness.”-re marked I ncb* Hllas in l><-ti:oii I'rihune. ‘Hint if poor old cripnled up Gil Bur dlek'sgu!' ud sell Mime sn’s ,the old man eou'd raise the mortgage on the farm, wouldn't there be an ajiful lidv.I raised.” hT A II I’El NO MORTA LITY. .Statistics show starfMng inoTtaTTfy from a 1'pentlIciiis-and.. jjeritonitl* To prevent aud cure these kw flil disease* thcre.is jii't rme reiiahje rcmeilr, Dr. King's Now Life Pill*. M. Ftannerv r*f It Custom Ilnii*e Place. Chicago. sav*: They have no equal for Conati- pst4amw4 # Bi Iiousiie-**/’ 25c aU C. N Bunk baiter’s auJ at Creech's Phar- tuaev. ••*r< I have been planting pacli year for. several year* from 70 to 100 a.-r'e* in Eden vzrjety of Watermelon*, and have marie good money every year. I secured good Kden seed to begiti with and have Improved them ea<-h year by selecting rnv se<‘d from‘‘large and well khaped mcUois. i have them dned in the shade which will, wlxm properly planted, always eome tip, a* they are sound and full. 1 have 150n'lb*, of choice seed to of fer at. $Qq |U-r lb. M. liyn you send your order for seed.. and w ish me to do *0 I w ill, instruct you Vow to prepare. Fertilize, plant' aud cultivate. /1 Let your order* come in at once. 1 sold the same kind of seed over -muHM'arnliOH. Gedrgia^ qm! ^Flori !tu last J ear, which gave perfect satislac- :Ion. This [Hits him in AhTipo to get the full of WHITE'S Worm and Condition Powders Which i* rrivon for 8 days. You will bo astonished itt the improvement. d h »- trauhles with stock and a certain colic M’hc A combination rem- edv lor K i d n e y cure. lv Polluter, in ifant. For sale Jby lili III only Deifectlv hal •/I • a need, sub-c u t a n e o u s ¥*¥¥¥* ¥¥¥¥*¥**** /. Forman SiiH — Bltchills, S. C. G. N.. BorcElralter., IH5 state of sauu cahousa. " 1 NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All ’person* holding claims’against the estate of J. T. S iiith .If . deceased, will please pra ent them, duly attested, at once to tiie undersigned Administra tors. ■ Also person* indebted to the said, e* tste wltt ptease enure forward add sei- tie same inunediHtely. S. K. tiiid J. W. Smith. '' - COU N t'Y OF BA UN WELL. In tlie probate Court. By J. K. duelling, E*q.. JtTDge of Pro bate in Barnwell County. DEPOSIT YOUR PdONEY | — - —,— . * -IN- g— 1 THE BANK of BARN WELL. | * 2 a a a fTnaL discharge. Notice i* lierbby given that the un- dprsigoed win, on Saturday, A m il 2241. UM’y, ttie his rinal aeotnint with J. K. Spplliil*, E-q , Judge of Probate for Barnwell Coe my. a* Guardian of Han son I^sesno (noe Kirk and) and ask for idlers disutissoryl ^ George D. Kirkland, G Guardian. March 18th, 1905. Whereas. Jess-f T Gantt, Ex Offii io Escheator of the State of iSiuiih - < an»- lina, hath made suit in,to me to grant Hannon Ltt’er* of Admints- rmtinn on-fehj^oRite, Ac. of June R Mo«tf y, deceaseiL ^ - These are, therefore,Xo cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said Jane It. Mborl v. deceased, that thev be and ap- (>eur before me, in the Court of Probate to be held at Barnwell on lue*dav r CAPITAL. ------ SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS. $60 000- $30,000. I lib April, 1005, next, s r ter publication hereot, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show ca.uju,», if ."rtrr they jiAVg; why tlie said administration should not be granted. Given under mv Hand, till* 27th day of March, Anno Domini, 1905. J . K. KN ELLI NG, MONEY kept in > cur lion*; transfer the rcsis-nsibthty, : 1 IVe i-arrv i I'lt'.l.AB INsTT. \XCF PUOTFCTfON The ba’.ilt of de|*>pitii ft wuh ns will save you in any may l*e lost l.y ihc ft cr fire. iK-posit it wifti us urnl end her. I’V-pmof vaults. id bcuioMscly sjx-nt if k-pt in ymir porkrt*. (ON TitA( T ritE MAbri NoW. Thee rMiiii iue iiid safety »>f l aying aliyottrvoliitnivms l.y check, once tiled, «ill never bi* given up. x - ( h.-i ks and draft* .-an be safely scr,t to' ih by m:li1 wtlhrmt Isrbt" regi*tt?ed. >■ •Father call in person and open an at count v>,t!i ns cr w r.tr- us. v. r. cai.ikh v, r.-»-sHen-„ BL'TtEK ll vv.oul), Ywe-tbrsideaf. V ST. n’t KlNCII AM, t.ashler. ■■ ti. UViAN 1 . iU.E, A SHI. (‘ashler. Cotta Sn. Pndiate Jurlga. PtrhEr*heifT+tT-THK Bajtstvkll Pko-‘ ple March 30ih, I'.idS. IIS « I As acrcaj of will reduce my cotton I offer a limited quantity at 50 cents per' bushel,, check to accompany ordeth , —•. ^■TSestft wife" Hvcg Tfotif XOriCEOF final discharge. Notice is hereby g'vcn that the un- dersigned will 00 Saturday. April 8 h. lUOA.-tHwhi* tpial account with J. K. Sneilliig, E>.q., Jurtgtf- of Probate for Barnwell County,,n* Adminisrpator q! the estate of M 1 ^ M. A. WJHIatns, de ceased, :»ni apply-for letter* disini* TO BUYERS! JUST RECEIVED AT MY SALK -TAXABLES IN WILLISTON * Tvv^o Cars of mules —AND- sorv, seed bought direct f+om King, the originator, and are strictly nure. L. 1L Wiiliain*. Administrator. One Car having been selected for my own use. Si: ERIK Fa HA LE. j . v South Carolina; : If vrm- witih to—siirreorl f plant I ‘ iai 11 " ei They are not ebUnu-d to be the best ever shipped into tlie State, hut. thev are Infaftof to none tl) »t have ever been aero** the Savannah -V ICiiig Seett,‘’they are King’s name and in every excellence. ' H. D.JSGII, Blackville, S. tar’s Ink Ik tba best fertilizer for 1A going. Druggist Burekhal- inued hi* advertiselaeut 01 potatoes because he sold out •bead of biz ealcula- The state Me<lical Association will be held in Greenville wei-k alter next and Dr-, L G. Ste|*ben« wlB we# in H that his Barnwell brethren bare a Paris Mountain’lhae. " - ease and. all otto r di-case* of the res piratory organs—Iz to breatlie Hyo- tnel. ■ t Thl* trestment has been «o sttceessr- fnl. cuitng 99 pcTccurroraU who have need it. That Hyomei I* now sold t»v J V. Creech under an-nlwqliire guaran tee-to refund the money if it (*ure. You run no risk buying Hyoniel. If it did not posses* tiriusual fmwer* cure, it could not f it (IrtejViB)t ax- H .» f 1 vvtrrtT vs VI, I he sold tifion this plan. The complete Hyomei outfit co«t* $1 00 ami opyiprise* an inhaler, a but Me of Hvoiitel and a dropper. The Hm haler will la*t a lifetime; and addi tional buttles of Hyomei can be ob tained for 50cents. Kantos-Dumont sav* h« Intends to try to Ity to the North Pole soon la one of his airship*, lie ought to start on April I at. - ..CAMTHOt. IS A SPECIFIC FOB CROUP. A f ter years of exiterlmariting, almi letters daily front every corner of the globe, convinces us that CAMTUOL stand* without a peer for the Billow ing complaint*. Neuralgia, Bore Throat, Vacci nated Arins,- Korns, Bites,Sting*, and Inriaminntion* of all kinds. Try Sample CKBxcfl’s Pharmacy. Do You Wish to MAKE M0KEY Crowing Good Watermelons NEXT YEAR FROM EDEN $EEDl by mFboiqJTo f e C*-mjiaby T ." Pin jt, till.. -n « V* J. and R. A. Weathcrsbce, Defendant.*. brought -ReYer, If so l can help you ‘start right bv supplying superior seed at a reasonable price. Last Spring the ravages of rat* forced me to plant my watermelon crop three times before a stand was *e cured. Consequently my melon* ri pened too late for profitable shipment and instead of allowing them to decay 1 saved seed in the following painsta king manner from perfectly shaped, sized and ripened selected market mel on*, the first 011 live vines: Both end* of each melon were cut off and thrown away, the melon split and the perfectly matured seed taken from the center and dried with special care. No seed weie saved froth rejected -or decayed fiHflcffiT. I guarantee these seed to he strictly #r*t class, as good a* have ever been grown. 1-will plant, uiy next year’s crop from seed In the samp wblcb 1 will sell to my eustobter* A* I have only one thonsand pound* on hand the sooner orders are sent In the sorer they wlilto tilled. Price 50 cents per pound, cash. As to my responsibility I refer to any Mercantile Agency or responsible busi ness concern., HENRY I). STILL. Blackvllle, 8. o’. Come tn see them and vour own good judgment will he satistied that no market in the South offers better spick or makes fairer prices. Ycier D. Tormentor 64369, JERSEY BULL, HEAD TIP GLEN- DALE HERD. I'ronnur.eed mi;i*nallv hsmNome— flue dairy form. “ I'here stretch behind him sinus' every line ()»•■ ftnesr dairy blond in tlie w«.»-ld.” By- bhand ami in dividuality he i» at thn Top nf the Jcr *cy breed IDa.daiiT.’Ti-.iUeilTlSj gnll.iiis ul milk and 2J lb* , 4 ..7 : ).i> grand TTam 23 lb*.. 6 oz*.. and hi,* gmat graoil •Ti.HZ-, of b.liter in seseil .kit* Hf In* 14 sT'tefs givng as high as 22 lb«. of butter |r «evci! dn\ s. Begioered .fyr*ev heifer- bred.totlus - bull, aoilth.n-e of Id* *tm*, mII solid eol- oied'abd grand Individ intis, now for 5s lar* to GLENDALE DAIRY, Barn* cB-rfL-t}- - T By virtue of an executUm to me di reeled by IV. Gilmore hi mm*. Clerk id tf)3 ( onrt of (omiiiiou 1’ica*. in the alore stated cause, I have this day levied upon and Will vell to the highest pNlder lor (-a*h, in front ot/i-he Ulhirf Hotife on the8d day of April. A D. rans, at the n*nai hotirg of sqife. J.chclng. tbe regular tale*day’ll) said mouthy the following real5»roperty to wit: All that certain lot or parcel of land in the town of Wqijutou, *hM CounM and .State, containing two acres, more or less, and hound on the North and East by fan'll* of Lewi* Stan-eir* e«- tate. South by Green McUlendon aud \Ve«t l»v Btreet, levied upon as the property of A J. U'eathersbec. Also, / - tons and Buggies. One lot «ituatc In the town of Willis- ton. County of Barnwell, State afore said, on the Williston and Barnwell Road, and hounded. North by said road. East bv Byn. Uirt. Kouth bv *trce|r; West by O.C. Cross, levied upon as the property of A, J Weatber*t>ee and sold to satisfy the said execution and cost. Also, Ail the right, title and Interest of R. A. Weatherabee in tluv kollowlaig des cribed real estate:’ On© tract of land; coulalping nml lot and-——acre*, more or less, adjoining lands of Konth Carolina Rail road, Mr*. Martha Smith and A. J-. box -4foin , -| Wealhersbee. One lot of three acre*, bounded by street separating it from above lot ami on theKoutb hv J. It. Sprawl*, on the We*t by public road in the, town Jo.f Williston. levied upon as the Intereat of M. A. Weatlierahee in the home stead property of A J r Weathersbee to EDEN SEED. satisfy the above execution an^kcost. exc Term* ca»h, purchaser to pay for pa pers. __ FRANK H. CRKFCH, Blieriff of Barnwell County;'- Barnwell, 8 *)., March, 18 h, Uk‘5. I am agent for the *ale nf-I’led* • mont and Hlckoiy Wagons and T‘yson June*. Jackson & Smith and Continental [lug- gics. In material, workThansliip. tin- Ish and stvle they are a* near perfection a* human skill can make them. Before huving elsewhere give me the opportunity to please and profit you. U. A. KENNEDY I take plea*ur,« In informing mv maiiv friend* and former client* that I •iin prepared t<> give Them mv b*»*T wer— vices iii I,and Siirveving. With ingbl 'vytteljear< practical expeVience 1 1.111 conlidtmt that I can give complete sat- slaclion. If < . Mixson. Al’endaie. S. C.. Nov. 1st, I MU. I’art its desiring plea*e write to MILCII-eOWS; fine, milcli cows lor Will sell bet*f 4-atl.le, for w. C. SMITH, Wu.i.rsrox. S. C casl) or exchnng© t. F. Gtliioun, F, M. Biukingflan Wm. HcXab. — Calhoun & Co BARNWELL COUNTY. In the Probate. Court. By J IC. Knelling. K*q . Jutlge of Pro bate in Barn,well Ctutnrv. Wliereka Mr*. Alice Black made sfiit to me t«( grant Iter Letters of Admini*2 Ubi-<t»Uta-a»nd cffecis ul L. At. Black, dm-en ed, These are, therefore, to elm and ad- inbnf*h all amt slugnlar. tie* kindred and creditor* of the sauj L A_ Black. derea*ef(. that they f>e anil appear be. fore me, in the Court of Probate t4> be belt! at Barnwell, on TTnitsdav, March. SM>th, 1905. next, after puhima t.ion licrP4if, nt 11 o’clock-in the forenobnrfo show caii«e. if any .they have, why the administration should not be «o grunt- ed. Given under my Hand this 15th day of Marvb, Anno liomlnl 1905 ^ J K 8NEI.LING.J. P B C Pllhli*bc<l III TllR BAANWKLi. PlCOJ'I.B Marbh Dli-U 1808. ’ - FipE. Life, Accident, Cy clou © LIGHTNING AND- Live Stock INSURANCE, —At Lowest Rates In- . Strongest Companies. CALHOUN & CO- ‘—OFFICE?* AT— • - THE BANK* OF BARNWELL