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The Barnwell People. K^ ^^^riln^/CANDlDATE COLUMN. __ mikI, w tit'i) |)rM»Ml<*Mb’p, tl.« n* cjenHary * . '" —rrr « n * •»>*«»*»«'ry lnM<WHhrrt to thl». M3. If* HOb^ESr Editor 1 Propr HIM nuiile intlielnWnrKtnrvtn determine _ l nmona: the itinreiIni* Mvullnble the "lie ■ z'ZStrzzzzr—--'- — 1 *„ited to’» pHrtl«mi«r roml. The LMfiEST COU.Vfl CIRCULATION awthcirlilw. however, hnv* f<> TilUKSUAY, MAHOI!. •», 1W. -•Reek to the fmni" l« heenmlnii a fnpIlUr movement n^ North und.bot We*t. The prodl)i«l lethtr* who <>ili work in (Tod’* minrtrine to toll under w.cmV lifflit and eleeirie tflare are nic’r and repentant of the.chaiiKc. Tht- Kooaevelt t>aKle ba« thrown thonMlfld# «*f wfllint; worker* «'it of cmpl«*ym?nt Vhrouich cIokIuk mill* and iiianu’fac ttvttra. ertppted rwllroada ami fenerrlly |ntim1 )7*'d hu*lM»*. kn the Hlle* and )itrK*'r town* the people arc too lhie* to thrive. • . - The ennnbv treasurers of this State asyr itjoro wmk ju*t ahead of them .ran has-been uaoal at this seanon ol ^l•>e«r. It It wot W not of their own aeekinithmr to their liking, but ia ro- e|Hlr«l ofjWeni by the nionev needing f»tnte. The name of the delinquent i ax pave* i* legion this year, and the treashfera w ill have a great, lot of exe- sn.tionrto issue, and the sheriff** a busy Man In m.Wing collections. 'I** pay current capensa* tho Stati will have to borrow a full haW million rt.dlars before the taxes for ISKWcoui- in flirt 4 coin Ui g in . ihil rvtfiton, »n(t nfbfi®, therp ran be m» kind Indulgence extended to tliosH who have b**en hit hard by the panic or crop shortage or alckncas or m rer tough luck. MaaSachusetta Icada all the oilier Mates in wauufactnrlrg. cotton goods hiotilh ( ariilina conies next and has a pretty fair prospect lor estchlng tit* with the Yankee commonwealth. In this State there are three and a quarter million spindles in the cotton loilla. Hince .latimkry 1-1 fhey have I .eti working on abort tlms, ettUlng rlown production one fourth. 1 hat is «qiilvalent to operating two mUllon tour hundred thousand spimtle* full time. I.ast week the eotlon nTanufaeturer* of the State held a uncling In Oreett villo, and derided, mianlinonaly,- to *iont<nue the redmyd producth>n for the months of AptM, May and June. 'I he stna'l denvaart for eottujLgooda ha« (breed them to go atow, and there is no certainty l»» sight that times are going to get Dettcr soon. furnish all material, common ld,bor tennis and fuel. • ■ I am, therefore en«:lo»lng herewith a fdanx lortti for applloatlou and a c,lr- I ciitaw of Instniciiana w hich explains j the mathoflsJic arliicb- this offl -e co- ) operailt-a wiih crtnnnifhltles In t Iroco/t •trnciion otohject»less >o roatTji. (I \pti have anv foods that are avail able for tit » kind pf won, and ar** nrepare*! tirrnmpry w ith tho require meiiHof the I>**pariment, I would Mug gestthat yoti take tli«* niitr.er op with them, and 1 will be pleased to render you any rt«*i»tluu^• Itr my power.” Primafftltclion August 25tli. KOR SHERIFF. ' * -CSV/ s A WISH OONCLl'SIOV. CoLdotm .1 Dtrgan bus withdrawn from the race for tha lltjte I states Senate, As ptlnclpal nf the (Jen, Sum ter Memorial A-cademy he hetlevWs he can do toore good than he conliLae coinpiUh If elected to a aeat In the Senate *:«*#•* To the fmiqn («rowers of South Cafnffi'di s The executive committee of the South Cyollns divi-ioii of the ''oiithern (Jot- ton association has requested me to'T*f=“ sue sn address in reference to the acre age for I!)(!«. ^ Whatever may he the motives that prompt it, It Is a • fact, nevertheless, that the cotton mills in America ate running On ahmt tlnprf-wohte llmitfiig their honis pej dsv and’others rtitt- r log ctilv j-ertain davs in the w*-ek The effect of tlds will hep* curtail the const)n.ptIon of raw cotton It i» unquestionabry true that we have made a »m>fll crop-In fact so small that If the mllU were running on ’till time it would hardlv-proye ail* equate to the demand li Is earnestly iit*slrcd by the niannfaett ring interests to so curtail the use of raw cottorf that th>y w ill have on hand a surplus at the timt* the new crop comes in. ‘ 11 the a* - resge Itt^ cotton la not re duced, we will he confronted, perhaps, by a -orpins of tlm old cron and a 'large acreage staring us iti lhe -face. With ‘these Conditions the price oT c- t -' ton wotihi he pm below the cost of pro dnetion. . ; The effect upon everv branch of in dustry and the people throughout (he 'Month Would be |»)fiaf)le inde***! if we areiagain to hate low price ,-otton The situation Is entirely in the hands of the fiirn er. and- I earnestly p>ad that they raise an n h ttmfnnea of home supplles.^atid this in itself will nece»' •a'lly retluce the cotton acreage I can assure the farmers of Mouth Cttr olina that Chrnughotit tli«t Sonth'*in- Mtatesan earnest aitp^al Is lu-ing maile tn the farmers to a«|opt the course whjch I.rei'ommwtfd to von I deem it my duty to sound this note of warning in ample time to foieatall a large crop for UHW. rrwe cati mike onr •uppTrp» _ 1CT OurdehU willhe siuhII and will not need much cotton to pav them. T.ei every farmer profit by the experience of the past and make enough at home to enable him to be master of the ejtir- •tion Willlston, S. C , Marcfi IIHh 1005. I te-pec fully announce mvseif a catidldate for the otlice of tMicriff, soh- ji'ct.to the rule* and regulations of the i tcitiocrat.lc Primary elccil *n,, an.I pledg(ptirt«eLf t** ahlde hv the result nml id rrpport Ike nominees of the party. B A. W ise. ■i. . : * *'■ rairfax.S. (1. March, I7ih 10G8. 1 r*»|>ectfulty announce imaclf a 'candidate tor ttie ofllce of sheriff, sub ject to the rules and rcgnlation* of the Dcmocatlc Primary elyf'tli.ii, ahJ 'T*Tt*dg** ini self m abide hv the result and to support* the nominees of the party. It. K. Thomar > i hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Sheriff of liarn- well countv, suhject to the rules and regulations of the dcmoctatlc firl.itary. IVilliatn W. Moore. WILL CUKAI’KN CB'PION. Here U a case of going awry from Iiome to gev t.ews. W. K l-urtl* w-rltea from Col.tmMa to the Chicago Kecord- ! P ro *perdy. lhe other financial entl.sr- llerald that the Olympia cotton mill. FOR MAGI STRATH. WHY NOT STOP PAYING V A Marion citizen has a bond now ready lor a loan which will C ran ted as soon at security rs subn)iited. Read letter bciow. Marion, fl. C.. March 2, 1909. be i r To w bmi It mav rnncrrn t — w . J his-is to ecrMfy that I own a $1000 Oitaranteeil Investment Bom* Pur- Would’nt VOO like to own your own home ami be inde- chasing Hntid t*»o*d by the rfoutberu States IrustCo , on the *Kh dsy *f D*- i ,.» * “ rv ! eenifier IhO?. . . » peimcntf , It. g to ridvlse further the compnnr notified me on the 20t,h of February that Would 3'OU like to place yourself in a-no-inon to borrow mv luan WHS readv. In Other words I was notllled that I could borrow from the * comp-tuy $1.00 > at *> per cent on roil es-ate sectirityYor 10»g yekiw any lime I submitted sufficient security if I care»l toj.urreuiler my Bond fora Loan. I a n very much plemed with iuycst.went 1 have ntAde.and I advNe any one money at G juu-eent to buy a home or farm or lift a mort gage with ten yearn time in which to pay back loan? The purchaser* of nnr One I bouxand Du liar Ottiranieel lau csimcnt Bonds arc enabled to this. ^ ^—; If Interestetl HU out the following blank and mall to home < flVo. Would.you like to buy one or more of onr $!(>.;i> Guarantied Inveyfment flome <3 ' o Purchasing Bond*?..., *. Would you like to borrow money at 0 p**r cent Inf'-rest w ith 10 years In which to pay K bach w ith privilege of paying at any time and slopping interest ? Will yqn nse money for buying, traiidhig or Tffitng mortgage? •t. ’ - s Amount you will need ... desftTngJtn hormw iWtneyJpr lrtn 2 t,!l,e Ht ^ ,ow rnt0 lf •"WrcettMl _e*«y tVijm*. to invest In theae Bonds, which contHin a t> per cent loan option. pey- ■; Very respectfully, (Signed) M. STACKHOUbK. Burn well, H . (!., Manh ".‘11 1008. *•1 her?by announce mvshlf a candi date for .the qfllcc of Magistrate at Barn w all subject to tlie rules and regtiLaiiuns ol the I)emoer*rti * ptlinary. I pledge myself to abide the re-nlts ami support the nominee* of the party., -is-. E. W. Ilidnian. How much can you pay back caetr year ? ., .. W* have prominent people in Barnwell earning onr floods snd-wlll be glad to-have I int jT^ffTTXjVt r t n our |>rf»p<i*if i“M to \ ou in vourri'v. SOUTHERN STATES TRUST COMPANY, Inc. HOME OFFICE - COLUMBIANS. C NUTICK TO HER COKS AND r CKEIMT0RS. . Ail per«oti* Indebted to.the estate of I*. W. Thtimatis d'<'eea*ed are r* q"e-t e*l to make prompt payment, auu ant person* who mav have claims against the salt! estate will please present them, propefly attested, to the ui;dcr- Siglted. Mrs. Margaret !’. (J. Ymimnna, Executrix. Laurens Youinana.. Executor. ffairfa*. Man-li iPifa IhOtt. MASTKK’.h SALK, flute of South (’hrolina. j ^County pf Barnwell. J , Court of (him moo Plena. * The Brit sh A American Mortgage Company, Limited, Plaiotilfs. “ i - Agslhst Marv Walker, cUsil., Defendants By virtue of a decretal order to me directed i.l the above entitle.I (•;)■«*•.' I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court Douse, on Monday, sixth rU\ of April, I'.to.-t. being ?.ale Jny in said niontdi.'wiihlh the legaf hours <*f sal the following describ'd real property^ All that tract or plantathui of land situate and hi-ittg In Bahiimk Town ship. Barnwell County. South t’uro ■ ■ , . llna. coptwinlng two Immlretland f«»r4y One ^ootiraw <»uers -contlnfour YgJt) aues unite nr Ira* hnnminl North hv lauds of Elizabeth Hazel: rassment, inability to meet your obit gallons and the thousands of other ♦.he largest In the world under one roof, 1 avtfs that enlat in the Hottlh when eot- emnloying 1,000 operative* and sup- fon Is porting a village of people, h* working only half time and It* neigh bor mill, with‘/W) hands and village population of 3.0*kH* also a half worker. .1* tire operatives are paid for what fhey do it moat he that they are putting up with the half loaf to* beCter than no bread touch doing* whl help reduce the-price of coltoq, now and next Fall atitl- IVinter. The C'(»liinihla colt*»u nulls wlten working full 'tlnifcjffnnu* facture 7'*.(N«i bahs a year. At hall time thev w ill hardle 37 .Vh* intles. All tlie itnifkwi the Mate have the same trade conditions a* the ( nltimbhins. Curtis further w rites that accordion to the best Informed business mek tliirty |>er cent of laYt year's cotton crop is still held I>y farmers and mer s-haDts . u* a THE flAEK tm Jt.^E. Said a wise wot king farmer to few dav* ago: -Tjirj! going to be <>n the *afe side this year and next. I am going to cut down cotton acreage more arid increase my com‘crop accordingly, lu lJUt opinion the.ij.ty of nigh pi iced cotton I- g<»ne, to stay got c a long time. The jeaaoti is a plain and at linttio one. J'eo|de here and all over tlie world wed and want a plenty of cotton cloth* to empty tlie store* hut they haven’t ihe money to pay for them, and that’s ttie catise o* dull trade. There'** lotsof money to the hanks hut it belongs to «■* ntt pa rati veil y few men. I do not ex pent to get over seven cents for the cot fon I make this year. But I am going to trv to raise com and provisions • uongh to keep the lawyers and tsherifT If of utv farm.” THE HELPING HAND. Congressman Patterson is endeavor ing to get an expert irom the ollice of Puttl'C Koada.to’eotne Into this District aodintke addr.-sses **n the const Cue V >it tti*l tnrprovemsnt of the mriilic cheap. Hold your ipets and plant provision*. Columbia, 8.0. F. T) flmT*h; March 18, 1908. GOOD KOR EVE BY BODY. - Mr Norman K C'tltcr, a prominent architect, In the Delbert Building flan F ranckco, says : ' l fully etolot-e all that ha« been said of Electric Bitter* as a tonic rtiedtcfne. R is good for ev eryhodv. ft correct* stomach, liver *nd kidney disorders In a prompt and elli clent m*nner and builds up' the xv* tent ” Elecfic ItiueM^ds Hie best sprmg medicine ever sohr^l'er it drttg- gUt*. counter: as a blond norifler it. Is itneqtisled. *>0c. at C. N. Burckhal- ter’* drug store. CLOSED A LONG CAREER. Col. Jospj h Daniel Pope dlel of ntieumorria in Columbia on Saturday, hiehlng nntyld dav* of comtiletmg hi* ssth year. Kor twenty yeai* he was the bend of the South Caroltna-t’ollege law school. During that time three hundred lawyers have been graduated there. His dentil leape* only two of. the signers of thtv&cession onlinance In. tlie land <*f the living. Dr. Jame* II. (’arli-le of Spartanburg and Col Robert Av-Thontpson of Walhalla. -«*•«•>- -— THE F.L’CJvY (JUAKI’ER. Is the one yon p ay. out for a box of Dr. King s Netv Lite Pills. 'I hey bring, jo t the health that**s.'more nreeion* than jt'vvels. Try Ih in for headache, biliousness, constipation and malaria. If they disappoint you Uis price wilt he cn«t>rfully refunded *at V. N. BurcKhalKjjht drug -tn|re. LAND FOB SALE. Near the Town of AHrnd.de. y Pursuant to Decretal Order used by hi* Honor George E. Prince, Prexi- "fong -jHlilge, —‘—— I wilt sell in front of the Post Office In Allendale, S (J. at l2oYlock M. on Motulav, the .lOth »lav of March llbN to the lilghe-t bidder for cash, the fol low ing described »ra*-t of land belong ing to th** Estate of W. R. Erwin de ee*sed. eituate. lying and being <n the Coupiy «(T Barnwell. State of South road* an i to demonstrate the work ol I containiug Two Hundred road—building. lu a letter recently w ritten to the CnuutV »u;'ervi*or t ongre*aman Pat- terson gives valuable suggesilve iufor- maiioti Ue writes : "I have introduced In the House a bill providing for the establishment in Hie Department of Agriculture of a M tire an, to be known a* the ‘ Pureau of Kiddie High way s^ ’ ’and ToVi ovIde fi»r national aid in the improvement of the pultlic roads 1 expect to make a light at :hi* ses *ion for the passage oi the hill feeling, as 1 do, the great beneffts to he derived there!tom, and especially by tpe farm- era and others living in Uie rurcUdis (vlct* and remote Irom tr^K"centers and places of market f*.r their produce, to say nothing ol the great reduction .In the expftHe of placing their produce on the market, acceaaibtiUy to schools, churches,etc... etc. . The'-e D now established In tbe De partment of Agrieultore an ofllcc. known a* the ‘Offfcm of Public Jtmuis,” hut a very small approprlatloti Is iicide for (jje maioteoanee of this ollioo, auu with the very Hiuited means at they sxwnuisnd n<* floant Ikl aid can be gtv c* to ti e coust/oifllon of road* '<hl- ce oF ^uhilt Boads. however. d**e» aish expert advice in the construe of road*. (Mid u|ton appticatbei to " the Oftlce of 1‘ublic riculturr. aitd Kortv Acres fib)) more or l.*ss. snd hounded on the North hv lands of E-C-m of IT. V Gill—’‘forinei'ly John Hays,) and l^ttds of .1.'’ L. Oswald. East hv lands/of J, L Oswald and *E«- tah* op W. Y.Tftill. flout 11 by lands of M f.. Middleton (formerly Mrs. Anna Lon L. Erwin) and larrdv now in pos- session of 0. 11. Ellis (Goekcroft) and AVest by lands of J. Nortnau Walker (formerly E. If. B-nntptt) all of which w ill more fully appear by a (ilat made by T. B. Ellia Jr. dated Decemi>er II, U. A. D. IDOL Purchaser to pay for papers. Clarence W. Erwin, Administrator of Kauth of W. R. Kr- witr. East by lands of fl F. Barnes; South by lends of K D. Blauut u:td Beat lu Lower Three Runir Term*: One half ca-h and balance to he paid Xovftwlter 1st I'-'ofl. with l** terest from date <TTaIU at the rate of eight per i-eut |>er annuni until paid; credit-portion to he secured hy honil of tlie purchaser or p.irchasei* atul a wortgMg** of the premises so sot*I w ith option to pure baser or purchaser* to pav all cash'. Purchaser t<> pay for paper* Resold at risk of former purchaser. 11.U O’Bani'on, , Master. Master’s ORIcc. March 2d. 1908. Has your cotton seed rnrv out? Are thev really all Mark seed? Do you want seed that will add 10 to jftr per cut to your yield another years* Then Vnow writ* for circular* of Pbillipa Im- Dod. proved seed ' " - -if. L. Phltlipf^x Orangeburg, o. €. Hltisl’s Prize M-^S I Harden Seed ar<* •he very be-t K r sale by C. S. Bnfckhaiier. , Keep a>bottle of Dr. f»ake*a German Remedy for coughs and croup* bi<the home Gm runt* el |4 hi lug Im mediate LiarckU iUrr, D; ijj; »t M AflTEK’8 SAI.K, fltate of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. : , Court of C**minon r'rPit*. William M. Coleman, PlafYititt, A gait st J. 1>. Whittle. Defendant. By virtue of a decretal order to me .11 rented in the above emkled cause I will syil.at BaxJiwell, iu front of th< !Court lb>n«e, on Monday, April Kih, [1908 k being saleday in said month, within the legal hours of sa.e, tlm fol lowing described real property: All those two certain parcels or tracts of land situate in and near the Town ot Black)Hie. in the county of Barnwell •state of floulti Carolina, whLh ar* more fully described a* follows: first: That parcel of land containing one and three tourih (1 acres, more ot ic** with the building* thereon situate, w hich comprise* w hat is known as tin old home place of the late G. It. Lar tigue, which ha* such shapes, courses and illstatices as are delineated and se» out on a certain plat made hv .lohti N Hankinson, surveyor, dated June 23rd. 190.') said parrel of laud being hounded upon the North by South Bonn lary Street of said town ot BlarkviHe; Ea-t by property of H B. llarizog, de ceased; South by trsij ol laud n* xt herein descril*ed md npon^he West hi the property <u Mrs (J. s. Wllaon; Hn- parcel aboye ile«*sribcij being de.*ig nated upon said plal^as |in reel A. Second: . ~ AM that tract of land which com prise* a part of the estyte of the Die G.. B. Lartigue and which contain* uue hundred ami forty six and one loifith (Mt>' 4 ) acres, more or le**, and has such anapes, emit sea and distance* as are.srl out and deHueate«| tipnn a }>lwt of the same hv John N. Hankinson: sttt \ eyor, and dated June 23rd, v 1906, the said tract being designa'ed noon said plat as parcels B. and C which said land has the following honndarics, tpwit; Northwest hv the Barnwell and Black vide Road: North by the lands of S. Brown. C. II. Mathis, Mrs. C. ft, Wilson and the patCel of land herei't- heforcjeMTined; East by latidM of II. B. Hariz/tg, •lceca*e*t. estate lands of O. jDvcItes. lands of the said J. D Whitth and lands of Mrs fl. fl. Molony and the pub ic road lending from Black vide to Buford’s Itaidgc; South by-lands of Mrs. S. S Molony and lands of Simon Brq&fUinil lamia of J'J V". Baxley, formerly Cynthia Baxley and on West hy lands of J. V. Baxley, formerly Oynttila Baxley and hy lamia of D. K.* Briggs formerly 11, Doden hoff. Terms »if sale: For ea-h sntlicient to piy taxes, coata and judgment and on a credit to pav the remainder of the $8r>00 ( 0, and Interests on su_cF instal ments as per the f*-rms of the original mortgage ordered to be IIled w ith the decree. Purchaser tu (nvy f«>r papera. Resold at the risk of rormer pur-* chaser* Id L. (FBannon. Maaterc MONEY TO LEND i We tire ppeptift'd to negotiate loans on | improyed fa’ins for tive years, purtia! I (/ayments interest 8 per cent on loSns ,,Don’t ttxite, come and see u*. J. 0. Patterson 4 Son. NftTD KOF FINAL D^CHARGE, Noitce is hercbv given that on Satur- dav April 4»h, l!Kt8, the undersigned will tile with H..t) John K Snelllug. Judge uf Probate for P.arnwm) c<mnfv ld« tlnal account a* Admlnisttatc.r of the e-lute of E U. Wtlliates. deceased, Nud apply tor Letter* Id-mi**orv J Roberts WiiM*n.s T _ Admtnhtrator. M.fch 3rd 1908. TSmswmswMcrall PwtteraaaoMfcirtwW**^ States tb«in of any other »*fca l»a:ternt. ^ hh la •ocount ol iHeir ityla* accuracy md si^Ufly. IHcTatfs M a • ■ at / Tl>« On**-' f F. .Worths* ®ore suSflciiherfl i K»n aity ot nor I.Adies May-noa. wear's sub.cr.pti .n (a* numbors) cost* 3© crr Is, lAlert *u.»b-r. H cents. r.»*ry «uh*erib*f a*t»»lfcCea Os* l«ra Free, Suu^rC** today. I.nity A sent* V.’aalM. H*«d! ©WraGysh tonOm***.*. Pat*. f Patron* Cslalof .*•( ol ito,. u « (,ho*,Ua *»as l-s*. A*Ursa* TU« McCAl-L fl-ni) aSd Pwnt*.* C*l»to,.u« (,l*o-iu» IM prw*«© CAU. CO, h*v V*fl( BOGN0 F©R Bf(OWN’SGREAT GLG/IRANGE SALE. ( -As Captain Dunn will return to Kentucky in April, I hare made up my mind to have a general elearancc sale of everything at Hill Top Stables rega rdless of cost, commencing on >Yednes- day March 2511), and continuing for tifteen days, I will sell at bottom bed rock prices mv entire Mules of all eliHsiM. Single and Double agons, Duggies and Surreys, of materials'and tinest workmanship, Single and Double stock of Horses, ""r Mares and complete sets and any single pieces., desired, La Whips, and other useful things, m Hi BROWI % THIS SUPERB FRENCH COACH HORSE For the Season of Spring 11)0 will he at - AValkers Stables, Allendale, S. C. For Price, Pedigree &e. Apply to Allendale French Coach Horse Company, Allendale, S. C.