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J f «nw ill J»ii »• _ . ,' 7 fhwell People^ IKO. I. mW< EdiUr 1 Prop'r. Warmest coiT^itt crttiniLATion. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1!KWV -ZSm. ^T Tti*> ’IVxa* Court of A'pnealn'htiflr ‘fio- r>l-lod ihAt «lca.lli<|f to^-Aojrtvgtf-rotmrr A i‘7 li» Kiiubllug^iuul lhnt nclilior ►Me ^ colhfct money on inch tr*n»nc- W© iio«< lour fa niter frloi'ij, “that v6u will foltovy onr ndvlve n« to VuUlnjf down jsattoH jinwliwtlon. but wo dn ho|>e'that of >onr ^v.*n bioilou' you will, largely 'inurojy.o your torn ‘tineng*, and nlao civc t!u*t neoe*«j»ry tirniMt good .‘liare of tbo fertlilzera you bnvc boujf1»t._. ■, •v.' ,'^.ST'j, . (^;ir |»ro|>h'ifuy that KurO|>enn cotton, niHnulMCturer* would, if deed be, buy Aoierlniu r lnnd« lo wt*e more nud rb“aper cotton i* conilriX' to pH#* soon-/ or tlun we expectud. ^ . Kngtlsli capitalists are negotiating for the purchase 'of 145.frit) acres of *Urorgia laiiil for ‘the iHirpotc before and above indicated Hy li**. Wo ptiblUh today a oolite from (’on gresHiiiaii J mites O. I’attersnn tbat n competitive examination for a vnnnmy I ^jJw'fc'vtr'gi'rni. iu the Unltod Statej} r JS'aviil Academy h e paid for the llrst will bo beid at Ham well on April IXili. While snob hertlis are considered vo-ry desirable Tiik I’kuim.k entertains JtAit-oputlon that there, are many more slesirable occupation* open to our young men, and with equal study and strictness one can get and do more good In life as n farmer, printer, mer chant, doctor, mechanic or lawyer tlyin as a wearer of the government tmt" form. THE i*E< , f , n.E ami irs rmi.s. (.)€lAI’TKK III! Our pupils of Charleston mil Fair fax favor the immigration of Italians because those already brought intiv the jMississippi Valley and Texas have proven successful ns cotton growers and are industrious and close living' fteoplo. Their industry and economy •Hre tlicstnly good qualities quoted, and ■onr Irieud* wem to liavo madn.no m- ■riulry into the other oliaraeterUlics of these sons of (t.alv. Wo a-k* their nt- tenMon to these two following »Ut«- ineuts: W. \V. Friee, formerly of (Jreenville and </oluiii4»ia, now anfoug ilje lust iiewtti>a(mr correspondent* at Wash Inguin, writes thin of the Tmmigrauts voml ig fro* the Hoiitlj, ul^ivujsissttmyi■^mftwaTYe’«' T alf of them are anarch tat*, lower morally than the t hinaman. havo no respect lor our laws and custom*turd become thieves, mtir- slerers, thugs and nicmhers of secret societies forwlngjiu: l IUacK L lland and v *iml'ar orgauliations. 'Lhcse men coui- mit more murders wk-)| -stilettoes and pistols In a half dozen of tlie big cities s*f th« Suited States than occur in the Svtiole empire of ('btiia. Wc bring Forward as a witness Mr liroughton Bratidenhurg. *whn has made slelaHed personal s'udTCs of alicm siniuigraitiaii, lie re. In Kuropcand Alex Vo.. Uc ht HUthor of a book, imported A’marVaes. in Charities, a New York 1" , rjvdic*l| of July lf>Od, Mr. Hnuideu- I'erg has an article on I’nderground 1mmigration, from which wc take ItnJae exuaxts: * '‘With hut twelve, nillllon foreign- lioru out of eighty million people in the l uitH Stale, In round numtu-rs, fngre than half tii* objects of charity arc aliens by birth. A ; lisjul* ^ration is rcsj>oii«ihlo Tor* seventy four yiyrcentiu iheTncrense io popufatlon, Oud ulnefy-^va percent of the beggars -rounded up on th© streets in I’hiladcl 1»hia wyno found to he aliens.” ”0n my scywiW visit to Naples;- I found such unmistakable evidences ol hmdrrgtouml imintgratimi that I could not stc how it was possilde for tlio op cratlve* to go long undiscovvied. I succeeded In breaking up one gang ol twenty xtonflnlng its cllorls to the purely local i-fnMntir-ii TT grtflng im - ♦iilgratUa’TnViiV all of the disease-laden centers of southern Kuropu alaiard ship svilArout having tlirir baggage in spertikl and fumigated, and trnm time to time have sent a, keen correspon dent tips to lead him to tap she limiu I in©, of ttve nndergromid railway. About Way l‘J tlie giand dHc o*ure <-ame. Forty-two immigrant loUging- lionsc keepers were I on ml to have lormcd h t)ool v and sent pul clever a genu to all pert* of lialv lo recruit thoepileptic, periodically tnsam\ criji- p|et|, tr»choi|nt<ous, and criii>inal-i*er- AH quiet In Chinn •ffilTn. Mr. J. Tfi. Norment, pftvat©'eeorei tkry to Governor H«y« aftl,'wlH h© a_ i'andftiafo for Secretary 6f Slat© this y«Mb Tbo 1'20 room hofnl at White Hten« - Spriiiga si* mile* from H|u»rtain>nrg was ourned-Sumhry night. Value »30 OUU. Eleven hundred ertfil miners wtre klllectlaat week tn'Frv.rtce'by an explo sion df ■gas h tfu ilnderground pits where ihoy'bfcre at work. # has birnTTorgHnized in tn© Bigger Yields A given number of acres fertilized with F*tftieW Bone produce a greater yield of cottory thaa-the sa«rTrcreage Witfi^ordinary feililizcr. hanners' Bone does more than that* It makes it possible to teduce the acreage and increase the yield Try it this year. The man who uses . — ' • ' ' , ' eastern part hf tlm Siato with a i-iiplial of |.'f),OU0 to insure truck and tobacco cropta against (mil storms. A four days h*ttlo waa fought )NSt week on Mount l>*jo t h voleanlo lava con© 2,100 feet high, with a deep era ter. in which Urn hostile M«*r«'mi*Hwsr were forilllrtl. Nino hundred Moro men. wrfWffii wml eldldren were kilted Thu Amerh-AU losses were clglitocn killed and HUy-Jd* wounded. M. v , AirPxcbnngn snvs: “M^n liave va- rlou* w*vs of carrying mrtney. Gro cers, butcher* and wtllsrscarry Rlfl n wad. barrker* in clean hilllF IhIJ full Ic gth in a pocket' book. Brokers al- ways fold the hill one©, doubling the money as it wef«. Tho-yonng hualiiess mind carries It in hi* vest, potritet. Th© farmers and drover* iu their Inside pntkefc, wiiether lt be.-AWI or 15 cents. 1'rinters usuairy carry their* in other peoploht pockets.” Thn ’New Orleans Hoard of Health Is beginning early to save the creSeetit city from anotlier vlaitatiqo of yellow lover, l>v rn«kiug war on ihe stegom- y In faseiata mosquito, that comes from a warmer climate and transmit* the F Mtf Made With Fish has twenty-one years of fertilizer experience back of him. Over 13,000 carloads of Royster fertilizers were used on the crops of 1905. This volume of business stamps Farmers* Bone the best mwm V ' ^ - . ..^t -*• ■■■■'— I 1 1 ..j* 11 fianos, Organs and Sheet Music. Wc havcarrnngcd with several Manufacturers t<) sell their goods in this territory and wii] car* ry their goods \\\ stock where they may be seen. Wc will sell strictly high grade instruments on- Iv and will make terms to suit you. Would be pjeased to have j’ou call and^examine onr lines, I or we will send catalogue on request. Also, avc carry several hundred pieces of Sheet Music in stock; Vocal and Instrumental. And if we haven’t what you watit avc ivill get it foi' you. Wc can get anything tliat’s published in Music. Particular attention paid to mail or- ders. Sheet Music is strictly cash and no pieces sent out on approval. S oend for catalogue. LOOK AT OUR TWENTY YEARS’ RECORD Five dollar* will pain for me ursr fejtml© Hiogoun ia, iliree for ilu* neeund himI two for the third. Alter aadukel will he paid for every one brought in, mate or female, .dead or Hlivi;. <5- I’rcxidont E r « |),-S*niHrof th© South (^arotinit Cotton Grower*’ A**oelatiV*n i* re*ting Ht hoin© thi* week- after *n extended spfukfng trip through tic \Ve«t. He ►iiid that Tex a* fat mere had lieW very little cotton thi* neamn, wJ/Uii fu Aikansa* wliefe warehoui-c* arc plentiful two hundred fltou*»i<l bate* are *till held lie rfport* then, tire eouutrv ah*orlK‘d with the IiIoh / f tilahting le*.* cotton and more- food Muff. """ Oilier necount* are to lhe effect t hat tlie countrv West of the Mi**i*'*tppi will pUnt lu>'aevrii millfoii halea thi* year. 1905 1885-260 TONS 1890-1,600 TONS 1635-12,000 TONS - 1900-56,455 TONS -130,091 TONS Allendale, - S. 0. t Norfolk, Va. Columbia . S.C. S. ROYSTER GUANO GO. Tarboro, N.< a con, ($&. BUT lilt FORTY THOUSAND 1>RIXKS. ® * IJ o I. Fred L’rowwr,. who five* mites from iVayne*ville, I* 111 year* old, vet supple enough to jump and .trike hi* heel* together three time* before hitting the £ round Forever 'a hundred year* lic'hm made it rule' to swim the Pigeon river on Ills birthdav and iHMutv* he will never die a* long a* he ©an do that, whloh ta quite true. Five years ngo h© was ank©d if he liad ever taken a Cot ton Secnl. Has your cotton seed run out? Do'vnu want to increase your yield another year? Then write for prices and circulars of the Original Phillips impnjved seed. J. L PUN.UPS, tJru.ii^.obui© T U^(^- Jiih. 18—8m. say Ybat I have taken a leetle snip liefore breakfast for ninety odd year*. I HK NEW 11 ECONSTRPCTlON. 'I'herc I* moro or less ditK'uaslon—a good deal more than Southern people imagine, latcauso it doca . not often reach their ear*—about syndicate farming. In tltu course of a few year.- largo section* of th© cotton i.elt could easily Im transferred to' the possession of rich corporation* of th© North. This condition I* not only possible, hut probable. To raise cotton crop* largely in ex ocsi of the (temnhd means pr.ee* *<» low a* to impovorish th© owner* <>f thn soil and ff»rc« them to aell. If crops are so short as not to meet the demand then It would bo cheaper for'the mantifar* turen to buy th« latid and raise their own cotton plan to liny llni-cott<*n at too exorbitant prices. 'l b© only wav to prevent, alten own ership of Southern lands is for the Southern farmers, who now own the land*, to make farming |‘ermauunt | y prqjitable hv a judicious diver*!goatlnit of cfnps—planting enough food, slug's to make them imiepemteut rd other *e< lion* and' just enough cotton to keen thn price up to a paying basis.— Newberry Observer.. REGISTRATION NOTH E. The Registration Rooty wifi he open in th© Gourt House qu the tlrst. Mon day (* il«> vlav ) ill eqi-h Vueli husincsi* hk is re quired by law. W. J. Radley, Chairman, G. 'R Diiuhar. Secr/Uarv. son* who desiml to enure to ihe I'i/ited Httites andhad feared u> attempt It. or had been debarred «t Naples #<r E-llis IstaWvl. For from tltl to fltM. the nimmnt dependent on how dittieult tlm 4'H*© was or imw much money the cml grant and his relatives could raise, th.i ugctiU giqvranPmd to get them iuio (hi* cmitJtry. 11U ndred* of JiuiU lu*4 been despatched, after being doctored T* pp, «u>aeli«il, prepared sod eveit Htted i ; %Illi pMjmr*. and all would have work- ” ftti well If the crowd* un the steamers ItadUnlLtmen so great that the steam ship vompanie* go* shipload* of sound Immigrants without bringing the de crep^t, anil so the engineers of the nn- rTerground were compelled to wait fcom© of th© people they were shipping grew suspicions at tlie delay, com- .jdalued to tho poliea, ami the police af- . ter. some alcuthing arrested Hie pro moter*, not for ttmiggpng cmigraiiis. 1,^ but for falling to ‘’deliver the “ r ‘ |too«ly.” The*© arre»t* will not intet- fer© with tlie resumptfon of the underr ' _• grounding. '■ While making fnfestigatious in f’ MeKion in February and Ma’ch a* to f* why the tide of nndesiral l*. immi grant* that bad been stopped from H <omtng in over the Canadian border by the work of Ommiasioner Robert Watsvborn, had taken to the Mexican border, 1 found one of the main lines nf underground for the very worst im migrants. For Week* I eross-liatched Vera Cru* and Mexico City knowing 1 that the line must run there if it exist- > «d. • At last, white fn the eastern part «f the cWy one evening,- I saw a long .JlJe of 4ihmigrant* iasulng from thesta- *lk>H of tire Int^oeeanic Railway. Following ttfem on .too*, l found more than one Irtmdfed^ men. women and 'chHd*e« v (ndmling idiots, leperoh^,.' traohomstous persons, etc.,' and proved n the ostablishroctu to be the centrai sta tion on tbt uadergronnd from which » -ttoo poopie were smuggled over the KI6 -: Airaode in amAll parties.” , t -‘ ' f To be con tin tied y - The dsy« gain 44 nifciftte* in *un ■ HKADQl AKI’ERS SOI THF.RN (.(fl lGN ASSOCIATION! Raise your food supplies at home. This is a year w lien tlie farmers of the South should fullv show their loy- alty to tiiemsplvrs, Uielr families and their country by matcrlalty increas ing the acreage of food supply crops on everv farm, and therehv liolding Hih production of cotton within th© limits ni icgitlinate and neerssarv con sumption. I,©t ©very farmer hereby ptedge himself to this policy and carry into practjcal operation th© advle© of -t-h© Mont born Cotton AeaoclarloTi. Tlie AMi/icTalluu appeals lo every farmer to cut his cotton acreage 25 |>©r cent !•©- low tlie acreage planted in 1001, ami to incr©»•© lit* fond anpply crop* pmtior-f TTonatcly. If this policy i* adhered to protitaliln prices for cotton can be maintained and their independence a-- stired. 11 aryle^r<K , dsfi? Pro*. Boiithern (’ofton Association. , _ We, the umterMgtted farmers of county--—-- Strtlc, p'pdg© ourselves to raise our food supplies, as far a* puslsible, and topiant Hie follow ing aereage in ©rops fnr th© year 1900, and showing acreage for K>P5: Acreage Food Cotton Cotton Supply Acreage. Aereage. Crop*. Name, iroii. . 1900. 1906. We offer Hie above pftdge? td~th© Sonthcrti (tetton Asaociation through our State division, (Ills— day of — 11HHJ. FOR MALE. One of the most desirHlijc residence* In tho town of Harnwcll five rooms nikT kitchen Mirtnexed. All arranged for convenience, barn and stables and otb©t outbuildings, and every thingcninparn- tively, new and in first elass condition Lot cmliraces 8 acre* of land, w Apply to Gcu. 11. Hates, Barnwell, o. O.* ■ Stolen! At Night!! We Are Ready' Foij You. You certainly do not appreciate the.line prem- iunts we are offenu^ you with ColFec ami Tea. Call and look at tile hcautifui n piece Toilet sets which wc give with one pound of eoflee for $d,00. Those sets sell for $4.00 everywhere. The cov ered da^es we triw.with one MJLlti - tiueR-—T-he—ffhrw ha nnnpnniifnr.l !iiiiuiti:;>>r4iiiit,;hd tewart’ Iron Fence! ■re Tlt ehers we ^ive with one pound of coffee for ff.Kj sell teycrvTvtWfu rm At.~v 4^-li r Hrc (ilnss Dish es, Vases Ac., given with coffee j*ive you the DisltCjS, A’asc's and Coffee for a littlcx-inore tlian the Dishes amt Vases would cost von anywhere else. The thin”-for you to do is to come ami look over this displuy^Juul jud^e for y(Kirself. “ Hoping to hitve a cAtl IVout yort, Yours truly, (i. K. ItvATN, d- S. I»LA(.Mv, ill N V AN MoilUIS. tV ES I’ END PROPERTY' ^ FOR* SALE. My home place, lot contain© one- half act’©, with comfortable small dwelling, good well, barn (Sc., nmt My shop lot cintainlrig or.© quarter atuar,druuh s1iri|) building, GO by 30 feet, well stocked with tools, are offered at private sale on reasonable terms. Apply to Mace Jeflcoat, Rarnw ©U. H. THE On accoiuit tWthg uncxamtrk’d high prices jut til me last season for my matchless Eden Gem Sol idly Netted Cantaloupes grown in Colorado I saved only a limited quantity of seed beyond'' what I require fox my own planting. Planters wishing First Class ?cctT From First Class -Fruit should apply -at once ‘ to the originator and propagator of the most deli cious, prolific attd pr6fitable canta loupes vh’tlie world. - —-•—- They are, in their excellence, fully, vvlvat the continent praised Eden Watermelons originated by me afcTintvcrsally accepted to be. No courtalou^re seed except CoI orado grown for Sale, and no one else has them, /or only -fifty- pounds are in other hanov and .. . they were nu.!en for private use. Two carload*, of dipping x' Eden and Iduc Gcm Watermch i go<3d ones just received. on Seed sale.- — grown at lllackville for For leaflet and full detailed in formation apply to lVlAGK.VIt.M-:, b.F..CaiHoan ) P. M. Buckingnam Win. McM, Calhoun & Co, FJPEi T f v Life, Accident, Oyclon© LIGHTNING " 1 *•— AK « • . ■ <> w . Live Stock INSURANCE, —At_Lowest Rates In- co. ’• CALHOUN —OFFICES THE BANK OF BARNWELL V . AT— -NtmOE TO HKHTHRITANTTcyRED- > I TOftS. All persons indebted to th© ©state t>f Charlton I). Hroitn. dtcciistjA, *©©©—r© - quested to make payment fn tue at once and all persons having claims against th© sapf ©Mate will present the «ani© t© me duly attested as required by law. t, ^ F ll. Propc'i, Administrator. - Barnwell. M. C. Feby, 21th, 1906. Best Bred - Horses and j Aic the kind jtt KENNEDY keeps DEST1ST, Barnwell, - . - s. C. ' ’•‘Fm;h Novcndicr ist to April I # ’ wid—be—m my office evoy - day” from April to November I will attend caffs iii the—coirrm y or--— meet patients atamy of our towns I by appointmept. M Williston, S. C. Cheaper than wood. Will last a lifetime. \ KI(kMl kttrit MrM'i Ftk, St. iMlt, 1834. ' Mro BY ^^tWART Irok^sks (Shfaw; j CmciMNATk o, l Ortr 190 of lroe.r«*c« sKnrrle < ' l Caff .W btfuc. Lo* *>ir4* piltHOMSm**. - r calf J For sale by HEY. H. A. VOXGUE. ■ u Nut w ire, hut Strong Iron Fence. At priceslhat defy cnrn|)etitioQ. Al so Agent for tlie Cetebrated HALL GROUND Gi M HITE MARBLE. Will not d( color,or stain. Direct from Faof- tory jto Cmtomer. Duly the best Mtrble. No sand and —©etnenr. A'hcapest and best. R. A. Ypngue, farnwelL S. C, McNAl! & CALHAVELI, ApVANCK Sl’KINO AXNOUN'CEMEXT-TO _: i'HEIIi EIUE.N I)S 1N- IIA ltN WELL COUNTY."’’ ■ W© ar© r©ceivlng, and nave in stock, a coitiplete line of new and seasonable good*, which are .very attractive in style and qnslity, that we offer for vonr irs;>ection at prices which will pleas© you. —IDress Goods— Onr line consists, in part, of Si]:.s, Chiffon. l-aBm-QrOTnMie-r-fmMy- Lmr ", Mudris, ftlrrehiin, Pe reals. Swiss, I ires* and HIousu Linen io tvhite, brmvu ami color* Uique, Waitings, LA0F.K, Enibrnidri jes, Al^ovcrs^n lace and embroidery. Gloves, Haiitlkeiciiiefi, Fans, Collars, Cuffs, Umbrellas, i-birsef, Hand Bags. r , _ , • . ' .l^osiepy,—— : ——— U #7 . A full line fnr ladies arul children. A special line for school boy*. Men’s half hose in great variety of style and finish. - V' Table Damask in bleached, turkey rod and bint*, Table Oil Cloth. Tow©U—In Turkish Rath. Damask. Crq*h»*nd Hock; - Bureau Mcarfa. sUtdter Towelling, Robber Mhceting, .Sanitary Diaper, Sheeting In bleached and brown. — ——•r-.- 1. nderwear for Men or Women, Infanta Caps and Toque*. V ^^ S1 loes. For Men, Women and Children, In Black. Tan aod white canva* in a variety of styles in button andJaced Oxfords. Cabbage Plants. To go will cclvcd, Ont’ Car l^udndiit AVapfooK,—One—Car t^tudo- iKikcr AVajrons; si Complete Stock of Tvbou & Jones and other well known hest makes of Buggies. Delays are dangerous, but there is no danger in biiying my. high quality of stock and goods at my bed rock prices. Remembei;, they are at Q. KENNEDY’S, Williston, Si C. I am again ready to fill your orders foe ear- nml tare vartermr or CshbHge.A’fhcy are salt tyvatpr.^and will T TT aiyST ’ ‘ j stand ban) cold with out injury, ITices—$1.50 per 1000 Larger the lots, smaller the price. AV. I\ CA HI!. MKCiGKfT, S. C. INSURANCE; Life, Accident, (Ve're present only panics. Fire, Health. “Old Line’ com- DR© J. H. EvM1LPUS;^S&!: d, ' ,fb V vr’* V - . # ’J DENTAL SURGEON. OF HART- BLACKYILLE, S. C. Will he at his Barnwen ,-a> ' .** — —.— r Strongest CoWFANIBS. offidoT Monday and Tuesday, and at Ids homi» office in Bluckville everv Friday and Satnrday. THE PH (ENIN LfFE, OF HART FORD, (ONN. c 1Tf K NR’WYORK flNDERWRITERS AGENCY / THE AMERICAN FIRE, OF NEW JERSEY THE EQUITABLE FIRE OF CHAR- iftnirTn————:—~ THE EMPLOYERSVlABILFLY OF LONDON All kinds of Insurance promptly wri- fen and attended to In person by . SadHnD Lifflifef, Ajeats, .^ .JJARNWEIL, S. C. #. - —AH thanewpst shapes in Fur and Straw, for men ami boy*4 dren’s School Hats and Caps In straw;catslmere and ^nck. 3 hiai* no clearing sale of old goods—dear at any pri.-e—but new fresh good* of latent styl©* aniPpatiern*, anil we guarantee price* to he as low asm consUtun't with fair dealing. Come and see us and satisfy yourself. J TNcxt iTnor to Post Ofiice.) 15 A UN WELL, S. C. ggatet * a- DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY i! -IN- THE BANK of BARNWELL i i * '»* CAPITAL, - - - - SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS, ^ - $60,000- - $30,000. n©I>o«it It with ns and MONEY kept in jour honeu may be lost by theft or flro. transfer Hi© rcsponsihuitv. $ We carry HURULa R INSURANCE PROTECTION, ©ml have flre-proof vaults tV . 1 bc hMtet of depositing with ns will save you many a dollar that mteht l>cunwi«©lv ^ siH-nt if kept in your pockets. CON TRACT THE MARIT NOW * ^cunwiaelj ^ ^ "vcntence and safety of paying all your obligation- &y‘chock once tried yp w ill never he given up. *’ onco rriea, t vnY' 1 ; 8 0I mI <lr,lfU caab r Mfcl - V Rcnt ,0 U" by ma!: without lielng registered V r-It her call in person and open an account wlfh us or write ns. 8 oltr co- t (’. F. CALHOUN, I’residenr. BUTLER I1AUOOD, Vice-lTc^dcnt. I. M. BLCKINOH AM, Cashier C. W. MANVILLE, A^st. Cashier. MONEY TO LOAN. — OirtinWIXQ lanbs. Long No CoMMiaaioN* C'HAnrfcD, Bokrow- iff ffAva Actitai. Co^r ok kcukrctino . -Ldxsfr — FUffTHKn IKKORMATfOtt ADDRESS JOHN B. PALM EH & SON, Boy o42, (’of-CwnTx', H- 0. Licks - house, fti BROAD ST., J* AtrqpsTx, Qa. .• Excellent room's and good table board. Rates, $1.60 per day; apeclatf ! rTtteg by the week. v i a. p. Dhasr.^^ IHHH m