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;,r *irT. I T^e Barnwell People. | of Vr Thursday march, 12, iwa. lAi'iS 9F SUBSCRIPTION. I« Ad«r«nc«, per Annuo: $1.60 Oo Time. 1*00 The vtihin gttiK l« »t Boiling Springs tl.i» week. m.O. Robert, --- Dlerk. tbetbrlfty cotton manufeetnrera the Umted State*, Norvh and South, | Hmi the deuaantl for their goods so | email and the outlook ao unpr.-mUIng that they are reducing their produc tion one fourth below their average output, should not the men who m^ke the cotton right now reduce acreage in p onurtion ? .‘ _ .' J That question should have but one anawer, and that should he unanimous. tl ue naudeii proaetameul!^™*"*/; . tata.i .it U . lak . • S lint » J. B. Morria, Bt*pr, Twenty thousand Cabbage Plants for aaie by C. N. Burckhalter. Barnwell. ' a' Bitiat’a Price Medal Garden Seed are the very he»t. Fur sale by C. N. Burckhalter. Keep a bottle 01 i»r. Drake’s Gunian Remedy for coughs ami cioup. in tiie home Guarantied to bring immediate relief by C. h. Btlrckhaller, Druggist BAD NEWS FOR COTTON GROWERS. Boston, March 7 —It waa to day an- r.ouuced that the principal .cotton manufacturers throughout New Eng land have decided on the curtailment ol thti' normal production 25 per cent for atioiher time (nontha. Tjili!decision follows an inquirf into the probable demand for cotton goods. . it U stated' that the inill m*\n gener ally believe that any other course would mean lengthy shut downs with coiistquent loss to stockholders and di«tre»* to employees. The New Bedford cotton miinufact- urera are incifiied to presei t curtail- ineut indefinitely. Several meetings have been held, but no definite action, on *he matter has as vet been taken. The manufacturers of Manchester, K. Hi, will, it is said, follow in tiie path marked out by the manufacturers In Fall River, New Bedford and Do well. Ac-ordiug to Win. S. South worth, secretary of thti Dowell Cotton Manufacturers Association, tiie de cDiouof the New England manufact urers announced to-day was an tx passion of opinion latlo-r tiisti a hind- iiiJr ngn-eiuent to curtail, and that (lie annount and duration of the ctirtall- iwent would depend upon develop ments. —. . — It l« expected that definite action will be taken on Monday next, when tiie annual meeting of the Fall Klyer Cot ton Manufacturers’ Association will be held. All of the inanufacmrcrs in Fall River are disposed to cut down pro tfttetiow. -ftorlng ctnnpKf werk tfi» curtailinrnt. has ainounted to about per cent of the normal production. Bioston, Msrcii 9—Large numbers ol * New England mills anil factories adopt a short time M-hrdule. some working four Java, some thr.ey and a half day- a week Tin usands of operatives are affected. OUR FRIENDS. We hope that this good list of ap predating and appreciated Mends will stimulate mar^ ntler* during court weeks td let their dues fall on Tux fanai.a. ■ —i—aL——^ , W.H. Hat per. Governor Ansel. J.J. iValker. Patrick Batis. W. rt (hwiper. W.H.'rhomaa. W G R. hi rta. J B Shipes. W. T. Cave. 4 D B x. N R'Walker. J. A. Meter. Wm Thomson. W. C. Bin. F: II. Dicks. J. A. Odom.' ± J. C. Keel. J. K Hair. M. K. Hair; A R Hale. G W. Kodiford. L. E. Givens. J. A. Shines. J W. Thomas. J. KIMs Sanders. W. T. Cave. Furse A Lawton (i. tt. Bunch. * P B Dicks. H. F Baugiiman Wyman A W'vman. W .1. liarlev. * W. T. Walker. T.J. Grubb's NEW FORK >T SCHOOL. Honor Roll fpr February. Kir«t Grade* Furman Mitchell, Lil Ian Kitching. ThitdGfade—Darrel Kitching. Loyd Johnson. Konitti Grady—Myrtis Johnson, Lu- cileGivans, Minnie Lee Kitching, Nor r-vuin Pender, Ralph Bolen, vlfth Grade—Esther Givens. Seventh Grade—Eunice Pender, •ydell Gi^ene, Cary Airi. VifLTIT JURY FOR THIRD WEEK Allendale—B II. Buckner. Wilson W. My rick. C. A Black, L A. Stonev. Baldock—E S. McLIu, W. W. Flow* •r«. Barnwell—W. H. Ilartxog, J. A. T« bln, J. D- Uht is, J 1) Pi^ssy, James H Lancaster, s II Ussery. Bennett Springs—J. A, Meyer. E. B. Ussery. M. L. McBride. II E. Johnson. Blackville- W. A. Martin, W. A. Flckltitg. C . C. Matthewa. Bull Pocd—P. J. Z-igler, W. H. Williams. Four Mile—J. C. Mu ns, Georges tfreek—J. D Miles. Greatt'yprcss—.1 R B.trker, C. R. J«cobs. E . L Samlera. Kich Land—B. F. Baxley. Rosemaiy—W. H . Bnrge«s. Sycamore—J C Mayer, R. T. Brax tdn, J. M. Mix*on. WillUton- M D. Bell T. W. Reed. Q. A. Kennedy. McKertey. B. J. McKeriey, A . B A B \RN\VELL MEDALIST. At the celebration on February 22d of the Foiirtecnrh ^umiver-ary of the Palmetto Literany Soidety of C|ctn«oi College tl.e crowning feature of the programme was the debate on tiie query; Resolved, i that a constitutional amendment should be adopted provi ding that United .States .senators he elected hv direct vote of tiie people. The affirmative was argued by Cadet I<. G. Richardson of Barnwell, so logically, forcefully and eloquently that the decision of the committee of Judges was in Ids favor, Ami with the Inteilectual honor **4 linked very handsome', valuable and elegant rto *$y engraved go;J medal The gold i« emblematic of Lonnie Richardson’s sterling worth the decLion and In- acription may be a prophecy that in riper years he may win a Senatorship by direct vote of the people. Next Tuesday will he 8t. Patrick’s -V Day. -*r U. F. Bu’st Esq. wax In town on Tue-day. _ Better quit dynamiting the fishing streams. 'leleplioneconnection between Wil listou and Dunbarton will soon be com pleted. i. <f . The farmers have made good speed till* mouth in their preparations for planting. The Spring Term of the Ootirt of General Sessions will commence on mil Monday. ,»» The Coast Lino depot was broken into on tiie night of the 4th iiut, and robbed of some merchandise. Tiie Southerh' R*ilway“laid off several hundred simp employes on Tuesday for an indefinite tune. Messrs T. B. Grubbs and G. II. Ray, long time good friend*, gave us annual ki^idjy remembrance on Monday. WANTED—Four copies of last week’s Pkoplb. for a special purpo-o. A nickel apmee will be cheerfully paid- We were happy when the Legisla ture adjourned, but a carnival in town makes our last estate worse than the first. CgmUdute J. A. McCqJlough of Greenville withdrew on Tuesday.from the primary race for United Slate* Senator. ‘ Mr. J. G. Stor.ey’s residence In Al- iend'ale was d»-«iriiye i hv ttiKacci'lei.tal tire Tucadav night, with the |urhiture. I.oss $5,500. Under the new as-igument Judge Robert Aldrich will preside over the Con it* of the Second Circuit-^at the Suiiiim-r terms. BAMBERG COURT NEWS. The GraiuJ Jury remained in session Oiuy one oay task, week, Unutng bid* on toe six ihuictmekt it *nu suouiiumg Us which coiuaiiteU uns teconiiiiuiiiiatio.i: •'We recommt-oil tuat the next GsmcImi Aasemoy piuvtue to. a count,) exem - iucr, wncseUuty |» auau oe to tiuvel tTotu ouuty to cuUuty ami uaieiuiiy t-XaUilue the hooks aoU avcouii.s Ol li.s vuiious counfj .t-luteia aim report to toe loictubU in tne giai.U jury oi toe ai .oils ooout.es. ' uai\> was a second ullitlial In the cms j oi J. G. Ou.ekunsi oi kitnmai k- uoaig- t-U w itn ouyiug seed cott iu ami sue Solicitor i.yi pr. o*eu ti.o caae. Gnariie ilviits w ho snot and killed hU cousin c.cVl Atwiiia at O.ai wus uc BEST SPEECH OF THE SESSION. • Carry a big stick, bnttread roftly” aaid President Roosevelt in speaking ol the disorderly South American gov- ******* **!**> m**$*i>*3*5i my***&**mi y > -The new cffii-»r* elect of, Dunhaiton Lodge No. 170 K. of i*. were in-tailed riiurMay niglit last hy Deputy Grand Chancellor Wm. McNab. News was received In Bsrnwell Tuesday of the very cerlous illnes* in New York of «-ol. Mike Brown, who had been under medical treatment there lor some time. Tue»dsv’s weather change w'ivs an libwe>come surprise, iiut the pleisant atteniioiis of Messrs R f. MatttrSws 4. D. Allen and W. D. Bell kept spring time in the sancttini. 'I he signs of Spring to date are the coming of the martins, the singing of tTre nrorinng-hifde; the bodit-oif of the .rces and tiie barefootedness of tiie t-afly boys. No straw hats on top yet. Presiding Elder W. I. [Herbert of the Charleston District will iiold second quaiterly meetings for this year at: AlieiuUie, Friday and Saturday. Cave’s Church, Saturday and Sun day. - A Red Oa|c farmer tell* us that red rust proof oai* will make whenever planted, but at this late season should he sowed in the richest laud po-sible and liber. Ily stimulated wi.h fer tilisers. At Darlington Court last week two men w ho were tried on charge* of \ lo- lating the dl'pensarv law and found guilty were sentenced hv Judge Robert Aldrich to six month* and three mouth* respectively at hanl labor, w itbout the alteruutlvc of paying tines Their attufheys appealed t<> the Su preme Com't. If Judge Aldrich i. sustained the two tigers will have to serve rh-ir sentences on the chain gang or In the penitentiary. Thev will not have the choice or chance to pay out. THE OLDEST CONFEDERATE. ^Ir Owen I’r!e«tt“r died in Colleton County last we»k. aged 105 years ill death was the result of an accident White raking pine straw lie fell and brok^me-wl faU atm*. His other Lide was^fatalvted. « , Mr. i'ltester has seen service in three w a'* tiie Mexican war. the beminoie war and the Civil war. Ho was In mat.y respets a rnuatkable'man. He continued active up to a week before uia death. quiucvL . l‘ie*ioli Brown, colored. Who shot Wesley Blinks, coioied. iuroii^n tiie lungs white liaok# tt as Wht.U U^gOOOS cluita jioin tlio itauixeig ui by Uro WT), “Tecerved TT sc r. te nee' or ttrtee yrais, at na;d luoor, i poo Gts conitc- tloo ol assaviil <tou •ial»«iyiW iUi loti lit to klu who cecumiiictidauou to myrey. J. J. England cnarued ,vaa ueqiatteU. «n- JIH-U- witu murutr v SCHOOL PRIZES ARE OFFERED. The South Carolina Improvement AttbCifctton Offers' H5 p laes to tne school* of the Mate lor tiie most decid ed materia! improvement made during a given tengm-of time. Five of Hte pri/es are $100 each, and 90 are to be tffiO each. Regitiatione conceittirjjfihe 16 prizes awarded by tbi* association as announced by Ml*s Nance the presi dent are it’s loliows: 1. irnprovcment must he made, be tween J.n.uary 1 and December 10 100S. 2. Prizes will be aw arded to schools where the most ijecided material im- pmv. menu have been made during the time mentioned 8 Under material Improvements are Included ioc-il taxnDoti. cunsdlida- tion, new buildings, repairing and panning old one*, libraiies, leading rooms or tables, and' general better equipment. v 4. No schobl can compete for any f tlicse nri*es unless It is a rural school. No town-with more titan 500 population sliall be eligible to tiie contest 5. All who wi*h to enter till* corr- tcsi u nsl send naines an*l descriptions nf ai-iu.nl* before iuiptix emcins are made, to tiie president prior to Octo ber 1st. . . . 6 AH description*,' photographs and other evidences showing improve ments must he sejit in to the president before December loth. The chairman of the board ef trustees of any school that is competing for a prize must ap prove all description* before and after im vftm metrf* are made. 7 Fnxes will be a varded in checks at tiie annual meeting ol the muiHi Carolina. . Improvemeiit Association, December 31 »i, LKiJS The prizes ate to be used for further improvements in the schools receiving them. < NOTES ON .SPRING STYLES. “Fashion I* marching on her usual ay lid* -prlhg. and to tlmae w ho ktiow and see ahead site is leading un to an entliely new type of woman.” ?aj * Grace Margaret Gould., the .fash ion editor, in the March, the Spring Fashion. Number of the Woman's Hume Companion. - •‘The change is to be a gradual one, however, but before long Ui« fashion aide woman will have banished for good an I all the extravagantly large Hat, the huge pompadour, the frilUand tae furbelow* of hi r bodice and the lull skirt. 'Tiie new tendency is all toward the straight tip-gud down typ« uf figure—sloping. *leudei hips, pull ed hack, tight skirts trailing on the groin.d. plain, tir.ti d w aista, and sleeve* of the o!d-f(jsbl'ined tight flttln ' sort which cling to the arm from shoulder to wrist. •‘Till* l* what we are coming to, so Hie atiihurities w ho make the fashions tell us, hut as yet we have taken onlv u step or two on the way. This spring many small hats will be worn; the new corset effect gives unusual slen derness of line; cut in-oue dresses will he f.ashionahte; inou-qnetaire sleeve* which show the outline of the arm will he la voted, and skirts will have lost their ffill v ilect: exactly what Congrra-man Patterson did last weak, when lie emir I teouslv but convincingly belabored 1 Mr. Roosevelt and the Republicans generally with the big stick of fsc.*' that proved his case. J i tgf Patterson said, in support of his bill w hich proposes: “4 nut no Judge of any Court of the United Stales,'Inferior to the Supreme Court, shall issue any writ of lujiinctlun or. prohibition in any -CTnuT^vyUercin the v alldity .of a law of atm State of the United States nr the at Fof any officer of any state dos.e, or nquiied to be dime in pursuance of such law, ly.caU- ed in qestion. “I desire to call attention to a publi cation of the department of justice, is sued during the present year, and titled ‘’A Il*t of United- State* ^ attorneys slid marshal*/ This - inent shows that sipcsi his accession to office. In 1!H>I. President Roosevelt lias appointed Federal Judges as loliows: ' supreme Cmirt oi the United States, »hreo Assou-mtc Judge*, one-third ol tiie membership of that great tribunal. Circuit Courts of the United Mates, twelve of the twenty-nine Judges, or 41 7 per rent. District Courts of the United Mate*, forty-two of the eighty Judges, or 62 5 per cent. udgmg kliese appointee* by the character of Judge* Pritchard and Junes, we may assume that some of Hi m, at least, hold the pph ions of the appointing authority respecting the necessity uf dunging ther Constitution bv judicialy construction In o r der to meet the exigencies nr those corpora tions whichconVfihute most liberally to the corrhptioD tund o| the Republi can party. A iid before this present term ex- p’res the President will probably Have the opportunity of picking the Couit* u ith enoijgn men ol tiie same class to insure the perpetuation of ills so called •policies,’ bv judicial action, unless we act as our predcccs.ora did In 1802. and deprive mine of those useless and lime- »erving Judges ol sumo or ail of thoir judicial powers. ‘ , “Disregarding the fact that before March 4, UMJi). there is a probability of i.ur liaving seen Roosevelt .lodges on the Supreme (.'nurl Bench, we may by that time liNve it) < ffii e lor life seven-1 teen of tiie twenty-nine Circuit Court Judge* and forty-seven of ~ the elghry District Court Judges. If Mr.'Roose- VgU shbttUl he rveiected. a* tuaiiv o( out Republican friend* anticipate, should probably have on the Beruh by 1913 a* Roosevelt* appointees twenty of the i wenty- nine Circuit Court Judges aud fhity-nlne of the eighty District l ourt J udges. If tiii* should happen tiie hand* ot Congress and of every .Mitre Legislature would surely be tied hard and fast by judicial usurpation “Will the people of the Union sub mit to this? W ill we, as Representa tive* of the people of the States, sub mit to it? 1 think not. 1 know that it ought not to be submitted to. We have the power to abolish thes-e ln- ferior FeoeraT Courts.— ——r “Mhall we he dominated, abused, in sulted, racked and ruined by our crea tures, or shall we put an end to their insolence and their usurpation bv (ol- lowing the precedent established in te.12? In principle it i* our right to abolish these inferior Courts “As to the question of expediency, it lies wholly within our legislative dis cretion to continue them under proper restricUm s of jurisdiction aud powers, or to discontinue them and provide a different system to be administered bv new appointees, whose antecedents prove that they re«pect the 'InVstiina hie institution of juries, anti are not SPEAKING FACES B y Burglars Took Old Garment in Which HwM Monej Had Been Sewed. NEW YORK—Wm. M. Alley, who wuaJai! yiuu* an engineer on the elevated and later a motitj m,an on the elevated, went to the Bronx branch of one .»fthe /• 7 » big trust companies and drew outr $2,0(Xh in savings. The money was in two live hundred dollar hi IN and ten one hundred dollar bills. Mrs. Alley ripped open the bottom seam of,an old skirt and sewed the money in, hill end to bill end.., around the Uottmn, and doing the work so carefully tint detection was defied. ’While the Alleys were at ^ theater, party, burglars raided their home at ooo Westchester avenue, and carried off the skirt along with other *nrlicf-‘H of clothing, silverware and trinkets. Mrs. Alley be lieves that the stolen skirt is at this time being worn hy some one who is unaware of the valuhtde load it carries. The police sent out* a description of the skirt THE BANK OP BLACKVILLE has the finest Burglar Proof Steel Safe made. We a wo carry Burglar insurance and every one in the employ of ithe Bank heavily bonded. €*<*•*«**€ 3 *■**»*♦»♦***♦**•»***»■*»****» ® «<* • 'Sxi-sx'ixD®* > ? • • • • ■ • ft )• Wit) tm Z''l-I t'u r<pji| inr-t, th(rough ml ■j t ^ r "it’iH;! - 11 tsCi-Uals ai d vxccatiou, au<> .} ' ‘"•tel !(’*• '.' *1 - xperhiico *nd love for and ..j, J-ridc m ,ir\ we feel jnetlfled lu promising jg fu.Hexl.Aathfactiou dlt patron* kpprvciktlDg the WEST In I’liotogn.ph)'. Our Pi>rtrajt VVork In of the higliest excel* euCv. truA t<f nxtura wiui in prr foot plcturlmt. Wc mawc K-odal; Picture*, IWFCStis, Fm- arge Pi. tnn-s cmf In vvsrjr tnvh of 0»e en'kin. llcid of Photography me umtopassed by any (by Stmto, T'trv’urJP'i Btitlful line, of the most select —^ j Pieture* fy»r whi: deenratioa wn ask tho * '* , T'»P"‘ r *niB«d'WVf 1 ’agfiltcn»t<»n of tbe_pflhlie. #i>ae|i!K i:nI j<! -ilgt'.g --ngj^^xiatdpaa* <>ur friend* wi- a*k ognMeocs tha opportiitiilj to Hi ^' < JwAUS t tTt'-erf ry prom is* kT.LkY’S STUDIO ' ki s'mViLtx .A C. . o» Dll W. C. UILIIOUS DEMIST, - ‘ Barnwell, - * • S. C *OF FIC E HOURS; * 8.110 a. m. to 0 p. m. IVrson* ilvii.g n»ay from HArnaratl | mnhe Appointruent* hwfnvw c'unn g Bv -o lining they will b<* sa*g uf iinimci'i-iro service aiiil avoid d.a. irppu+r 1 % HR. ISO. P. LEE, JR. FOR A BBT WINTER UNO BETTER DentTst, vv 11.Ll.HTON, - - s. o r V-.rk . f. wfllDtoh Will r livi-c* - I. tiie country, lw« wilt h-i l utlit'c every day . . V WHITTLE’S PLATFORM ‘ ANOTHER CAR UOAD O? FINK MULE4 JUS T Ry, F,IVRD . KNi. THEY ARE I’HK FINEST ALL ROUND I fcVER II.\D >imM’Kl>. _ ALSO 25 STALK CUTTERS AT (20 DO J UST RECE1V I.t j. ,d. win r ilk. FOR SALE. . NJtrx-ji-RiMUT- -tWHer devIrlwn tq purdiH-c Niirnte o' Soda ch<*ap will do well m e< titer with u» before buying. Brysn Hmihers, Alteudala. S. C. ItOTICE. wi\ horse farm fn m rt •ntu. K. i mile# IIS' Being myself a practical farmer I know the needs or di*po*ed t«. exercis* usurped power iujeountiy and always fully coual every demandandexoeetH- order to nullify the laws v>f the States] . - . * • J 1 numlier of ol i * them a A MOTHER’S LOVE. 1 Sunday afternoon a ,'*ple wore pleasure riding .troonvllte mill pond. Among Mr*. Keller, who had two children, one asleep in tha bottom of (he boat, the Infant In jtlio mother’* arm*. The boat wa« over loaded and sanlT throwing the grviwn occupants in the water, then righted Itself Mr* Keller eank twice with her baby cU*ped to her hreantj. but a* she wsnt down the last rime tlrrew it into the boat and mved Ike. She and two other women arexe drowned. FrrtlHxer sales in Auguat.a are 25 per cent let* to date tbi* year than Iiut. The nows from the Z.-ut i* that China aud Japan are on tiie edge of going to war. Je#*e Grant of California, youngest non of the Union general during ihe war between the' States. want* to he the Democratic candidate for Presideut this year. The beer breweries of the United State* tie raining a campaign fund of mlliion* of dollars to fight prohibitum in tiie South, ewpccialiy in Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi. On Monday morning at Sumter three boy* from S to 10 years old instead of going to school went bathing in brtek yard pond two miles Irotn the city and were drowned. The American Rattle Fleet iamaking safe progress up the Pacific const. It i* expected to reach Magdalena Bar iu Lower California today, where it will spend sf tne time in target prac tice. Under call of Chairman WiUe.Jones the State Demodratiir Executive Com mittee will meet in ( oluinblT next 'Tuesday night to make arrangements for the coining campaign and primary election. It took the Legislature five d*y* to elect Mr Frank B. Gary to the United * State/ Senate at a cost of between two thousand and twenty live hundred dol lar* to the taxpayer*. Senator Gary 'krill serve until March 4th 19U9; and will not be a candidate for reelectlon. Has your cotton .«eed run out? Are they really all black seed? Do you want seed that will-add 10 tjo 20 imr cent to jour yield another year? Then write for circulars of Phillips Im proved Deed. J. L. Phillips. Orangeburg, d. C. the dispensary {rouble. Upon proerardiivgA brought in the United Mat'esCircuit court by liquor dealers holding accounts against the old ‘ dispensary J^udge Pritchard on Saturday a^'pointed as Keceiveys Messrs J. A. McCullough of Greenville, B. F. ARihur-of Union and C. K. Hen derson ot Aiken. ’The iwo*last named are member* of the winding up coni mission appointed by Governor Ansel a year ago, and they have accepted the positions of Receivers. Messrs ?W. J. Murray of <'olmnbia,' John McSween of Timiuonsvilte ami Avery Patton of Greenville were asked by Judge Pritchard to act as Receivers, Messrs Murray and McSwyen refused to act and Mr. Patton did not answer. The Receiver* were ordered to take charge of the $800.<0J in the hand* ol tiie winding up commission from tiie *ale* of Itqirors held by tiie old State Dispensary. Probably tiie winding up commission w ill refuse to turn over ihe money to the Receivers and there may tic a clash between tiie Federal and -Mate courts. Tiie action of Judge Pritchard In ap pointing Receiver* may have been aused—or hastened—by the attempt I am the exclusive agent at Barn well for Uni«t’a Pilze Medal Garden Seed, tbe best in America C. A. Burckhalter, * tbrowell. ’ Croup Cure -Pr; Drake’* German Remedy wifi cure baby’*' crimp Guaranteed" by U; N. Burckhalter. Druggist. and the constitutional light* of cltt sens by lue-ms of .writ* of injunction or prohibition, or by puiii*h'»ent In dicted tor constructive contempts ul Court. “To thl* eod I favoi—the reorganization of the Federal jodicigYv and shall iu all probability iuirodute a bill for that purpose, unless the evils of the present system can be remedied by milder rat ana.” CONFEDERATE VETERANS. Camp Morrall, -\o 890Tu Q. V. You ar« urgef to attend our Hiinuai services on the 27th of March at the Bennett Springs Agricuitual t.’lub House. Busioesa of impotiauce I- to couie before tiie Camp. Election of delegates to the State and General Re unions and collection ot due* » Our Righnental .Commander \yill be present and deliver an address. One of the Daughters of tne CVmfed eracy will address the Veteran*. The ladies ate invited to meet w ith iifc and bring hisketx 'The sons and daugh- era of the Confederacy afe invited to be present and organize ihemsetves In to Clubs. Let us have a full atten dance. One of Barn well county ’s old fashioned barbecues will be in evi dence. J- A. Meyer. J. II. T.affitbs/ - Adjutant. Commander. tion. Buying for rash I have choice of all markets ami know- the bcKl* and\go there, _ - Buying in car and train load quantities I get the 1ow«*m prices and largest discounts. Knowing the value of good seeds I raise oats for my sen and for my customers. . s T hese advantages I gladly share with my friends. [^r Here is one open secret of success, an assurau*»- | of good crop*; The farmer wlfo has the best work stock, wagons, nno implements and a plenty of food and forage gets the h^* wages hUnds and share croppers.' Whittle will sell you the Best. THREE CARS HORSES. ALL GOOD, SUITABLE FOR AADPL* LIGHT aS’D HEAVY DRAFT PURPOSES. TWO OaRS MULK8, NONE BETTER, FOR FARM WAGON AND TIM BER USES. ^ -ONE C^R WAGONS. BOUGHT BEFORE PRICES, ADVANCED. Tnn. BK^T IN MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH IN THE SOUTH for rent, two Applv to J. M. I.swton, t htw of T. S Heyward A Co.. Savannah Ga. DR. J.TEJ1ILB00S DENTAL SURGEOH BLACkVILLE, S. i. Will be at his BaniWMs ofliee every Monday anrfl Tuesday, and at Ids hoki« office in Blackville Kridsv and Saturday. ever/ WANTED. MEMORIAL MEETING. The Executive CommUteo of the! River* Bridge Memorial Association viz: Dr. N F Kirkland, J. A. Chassa ereau, J J. Copeland, J F. Kearse Sr. J. A. IVter*, J D Jenny. M. O. Ki- nanl, J. W. Kinard. J. C. Kiriard. Julm K. Breland. Rev. P. E Monroe. M. A. Kinard. II W.cbitty. W.G; seaae, Dr (*. W. 1. Loadtiolc, John Peters. W. H. J. D. WHITTLE, BLACKVILLE, S C Ritter, A«l)ury Kirkland, Frank liter!' of Attorney General Lyon and Cover-1 Aquilla Kirntd and J W. Jenny, wl I nor Au*el to get passed hy the -Legis lature au act ttquiriug the winding up commission to pay into tiie Mate Treasury the money on hand, a* in that case It would have been entirely Without tiie jurisdiction of the United States court. TUis-UoUse of Representative* was w illinj, to. rrmaiu Iu semion for the passage.of sucli an act, but the t’enate retused to do vs desired hurriedly, preferring to wait and con-idF? tiie matter in an extra scsslun it one should he called hy Governor Ansel. Attorney General Lyon is determ ined to oppose Die course of Judge Pritchard by every legal means in Ids pow er ami feels every confidence that the Supreme Court of thoMar.es United will reverse Judge Pritchard's action. meet at die Memorial Ground* on Sat urday March 1 tlh at 3 o’clock P. M. for the purpose of arranging fnr Me morial Services. A full attendance earnestly requested. J.. W . Jenny. Dr.'N. F. Kirkland Sr. Sec. Prea. Jen-ny^S. (1 Feb. 21, 1908. For Sale : A good home with a de sirable vacant lot adjoining same, in the city of Barnwell. Any oue desiring to purchase apply to . *• C VF. Rents, Bamberg, S. C. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. AH persons indebted to the estate of the late Mrs; Mary V. Bruuwui, de- cea*e<1, wiTTplea*e make 'prompt pay ment and anv persona liaving uiatiii* against said estate are requested to present them properly attested to th undersigned. • ’ W. F. Onoge. . r , - . E securer. Aitendalt. 3.U. February 2d.b, 1!<0S. BEST HEALER IN* THE -WORLD . Rev. F. Starbird, of East Remolds Maine,sava: “1 have used Buckicu'a! Arnica Salve for aeveral year*, on m? old army wound, and other obstinate I sores, and find it tiie best healer in the world. I use it too with great success in my veterinary business.” Price 25c at C. N. Burckhalter’* drug store. White Plyihmiili Rock Egg* for’sale, 13 tor 50 cents, by C. N, Burckhalter, Barnwell. NO USE TO DIB. “I have found out that there Is no use to die of lung trouble as long a* you can get Dr. King*!} New Discov^ cry,” sava Mrs. J: P. White, of Rush- Iw o. Pa. “1 would not be alive to day only for that wonderful medicine. D looacua up a cough quicker than anything else, and cures lung disease even after tbe ca«e is prixn-iiiiceil hope te*e ” This most, reliable 'remedy for cough* and cold*, lagrlppe, asthma. oroochiU* and hoarseness, I* sold tin der guarantee at C N- Hiirckiiaiter’s drug store 5('o._aitd tl.Od. Trial bat. # iret. * -^WILLIS i CO.,^ r . DEALERS IN, BEST FUilNlTUilE. We Are Now Ready With The Choicest, CompletcBt and Most Carefully SelectedjStock of Household, Kitchen and Office Furniture to please the best tastes and profit the most careful buyers. . All good- new from the factoriee, of best materials and np to duD styles and finish: A standard make Graphpphone given as a premi um on each purchase of $’15. - • :COFFINS AND CASKETS: A Complete line of Coflins and Caskets for the last se* vicer to loved‘ones. -C ' . t We ave also prepared to furnish a Nice ITerrue wit careful driver for burials. GO. — BARNWELL. S. C ' Fifty olored laborers^- at once for logging, railroad sawmill work. Steady work good wages, paid every night with checks, which' - may be turned into office for cash every two weeks and house rent free. Also can use white labor. Call or address Breon Lum ber Co-, Ulmers, S. G located on S; A. I • Ry. C. F. CtilboQD, P. M. BuckiogDia Wn. UcSab* Calhoun & Co Life, Accideqt, ' CYCLONE LIGHTNING ^ and Livestock. INSURANCE. —At Lowest Rates In- - Strongest Companexs —OFFICES AT— HE B ANK OF BARNWELL PLANT SPRING - ADVERTISEMENTS - NOW. PLENTY OF UENS FOR . SALE AT THE PEO:-tE *L;