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When You Go To Build
Get Our Estimate on Your
Lumber Requirements
Complete House Bills our specialty.
An immense stock of sash, doors, blinds,
screens, interior finish, columns, newel posts,
grilles, mouldings, etc., to select from.
Our facilities for handling your order
promptly and with satisfaction, are un
excelled.
We own our own stumpage—operate
out own saw and planing mills, and we
know car product is right from A to Z.
Call, phone or write. Get our estimate
before you buy.
AUGUSTA LUMBER CO.
AUGUSTA. GA.
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I am .■ '.U'l to _mvc to ail past an.! pp’-.ont <'astomc r s and
t a the k o'H’ra pun having nuniir t h ■ • ^nod mi I summer news
that l>\ the tr.iu t-r mv catclu'.iv v hox-ui .rv! complfte
s' ■ ks nt run- 1 >1 11' <cc: es, ^tamiani Hardware and
W ide Handed 11 l at t i.>od» t > t ie m >te i *»m-
niodious am! o merrent st- :e n c«m under tiie Nias.mu
'I emj>!e, Mirnweil, S. L . I am in the happy position ot he-
inj; able, ns I am iincerelv desirous of doiijo to offer far
better advantages m smli rt '> is t > all who appreciate the
seprare deal in business
SOME SUMMER SUGGESTIONS:
Much of human health and happiness comes from the
fiwls eaten and mv pioic-n-s ate the i.'van< >t .m 1 ihoiccst.
u t,.
u ea^fast
All the su 1 .st un' iais . i .
the d nine i and • ie su ! i'-> ■ ■ -st t ’ 1 . ill s’oes .
At 'his leisure ^ i the pr .a ujent i u . n 1 a-. 1
thow^htfii! Ivus'-»vitt i ..n very pleasant y and pr ititatilv as
certain what a-* the t • •>: the ta-m an i tin- h > '.'.e i i the
way d t.ardw ir c t ■: t a .* field *u the k t fie". * t :r n ishin^s
lor the iining ri>#nt or ttie i h.imber an i supp.s siu h wants
w ith nit burr r . r u >n v
It 's a o '*.i t, 'ie al-o t prepa- e tor
lectl-ui if h.l I) kef'. 1 1 .1/ S. she.'Is, pi OW
the Jeman I I t s . h p-. Js is q i:<t.
fcg|~'I he . nu cs loi hi 0 i pines f.u the v\t t >tt a
..'ter 'n tin' sc
ts\ , when
crop are
dt
eo-c
1 hat will mean dealer while minus.
So he wise an ! tmv now, and from me..
And esperithy ^et the "iris and the ho vs who will soon
retain to their college and s< bool lives provided with cl.>
thine tfiat win l.e lomfortahle, diiralde and well appeuin^
Kreiythme in st.ak for youths and yuun<; men liom hand-
some hats to the shoes that make life s walks easy and
gracefftl
With sincere thanks for the (on tinning patimiape ex
tended the Molair Store so mans years, I solicit the turlher
and larger confidence of my friends and the public and
promise my best ctforts to make my service acceptable to
them.
ri?€ Barnwell People.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 1MJ
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
In Advance, per Aanura $1.50
On Time fi.OC
The chain
are;
gang neclioua thD week
1 at I,ong Branch Church,
. 2 at W illiston,
tt at Kline.
. Kichanlaon, J. B. Moma,
Clerk, Supr.
HARMONY UODOR NO. 17 A. F. M.
A regular commonlcation of Harmony
Lodge So. 17, A. F. M. will lie helJ
in Maaonic Temple on Thuraday
Aug. £1. 7.00 o’clock V lulling
brethren are conliaiiy invited to atlend.
A. A. Lemon, W. M.
Wm. MeNab, Sue,
Tbe reguJar smootltig ot Barnwell
. Dnlge No 16, Knights of Pythiaa will
I be held at their Hall on Friday
'at h o’clock. A full attend;
requested. By order of
J. E. 1IAULKY, C. C.
Win. Me NAB. K. R. A 8.
night
ance is
Foil RENT—The. store now occu-i
pied by C. F. Molair. Apply to
Julie B. Easterling.
FOR KENT.
Two dwelling houses with about li
room*, in town of Barnwell, clone
enough together to make a boarding
house out of them, something very
much needed here—« good big board
ing piace. Houses J square* from
(Jouri House, one renting tlie.e
places for hoannng should catch a
great deal transient trade.
*'*p 1 J Ailen Tobin.
THE MOON THIS MONTH.
AugiM
I.ast Quarter 6
New Moon 12
Firat c^uarter If*
Full Moon 27
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• HERE AND HEREABOUTS. •
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•••••••••••••••••••A
Mr. A. I Me me (toll ins has w ithdra wn
from the race for the oltL e of Magis
trate at Hilda.
Master Win. I.eroy Molair has made
a star beginning as a member of Ins
father s sale foi ce.
rapt, w R Hogg and M r. w M
liar deu Lave g'.nc to Hot .Spring*.
Ark., for an extended slay.
Mr. YV. I>. " aie of Kaatman. Oa .
formerly of VY illiston, pant us a pleas
ant old times call on Tuesday.
Thanks to the clever boys ot Mr. I>.
J. Zoru for a limeiv, tbougliiful and
loolhaome gift of Buck ( reek fruit
Don’t let picnics, politics and pro
tracted meetings make you foigst
pr<-(>ars(iou fur and planting of thr
fall gaitleo.
There will he a conference of the
in«nif>eri of the Barnwell Baptist
< riurt h at half |>ast ten o’clock on next
Sunday mornit g.
Misses Lula halkenslaio amlGaddye
(ioodson left ves’erliv fur a happy
and hesl’hf'il vacation at Wngbts-
vdle Beach, N <
T. M. Bonlware Ksq left on Sunday
for a week's Slav in me mountains Ur-
fore Ilia commencement of tlio county
cauipalgn meeftng* .
M r. J . M . Wav w iii le.
ds v S. hoot N> i r k i n
Mctho<jt»i 1 Miuti li on
morning at 1 1 o'clock.
Cure on Soo
the Barnwell
next Sunday
V Ml
m+im
0. F. MOLAIR
1
? StLongfest State Bank in So. Car
iWHY?
Safest of the Safe,-
fn eati^n»ting tfii A'flank ft *f« io re"
rneiTitvef that ('lapitafl and SurpTu*,* in other words, the
^ANfv’SO^N iJ(?NEY, is tball whicli ciXea security
fo ffepoalfor*. fh this respebt we sta'rt.'f rfRET among’
(ht Ifirth 6in4tf fn South'Cafuffna. Aeek safety first
#ficf afithpf the fo&rA rniitaMo'n‘ Wh'fcb 1 ^ «?6 exten’d ^yoif
tU badt wflft 1 u!.
4 p^f Paid dii Savin-gsf
Tiie county esndids'es v Ml come In
to me limelight m x t wcms I heit’
w i | tie some u.lghlv good tmlillcal Slid
Uusmesa tuubi r preseute I .
During this campaign month not
inoie Ilian two otmnarv or tribute ot
reapei t con'rilMitiuiis will be published
In ono ia»ue of 1 iik 1‘aoi i.K.
Next Wednea.lav, August 7th, the
candidate* for county office* wi|i lift
up (heir voices In the first campaign
meeting nt It^nwell. »u may tie too
busy to hear llieiil.
'Irs J Allen Tobin gave in on Sat.
urdav the largest tomato we have ever
owned. It was of the I’nnderosa varie
ty, weighed a pound and five ounce*
and wa* a* good as great and pretty.
We acknowledge an Invitation from
good Rich Land section friend* to a
• hare of their annual pic me pleasures
to b- enjoyed at Bierce’* Chapel today
May the weather clerk be good t>> them
Mr. J Allen Tobin ha* an advertise
ment today of particular interest to
any one w ho may contemplate opening
an additional boarding h»u*e !h Barn
well for regular and transient patrou-
age.
The Barnwell I.umber Company on
Tuesday shipped to Savannah for
transportation to London a lirat car
load of pine hoards, ft ha« innde many
shipment* of hardwood* to Europe,
some orders excecdfng twenty cars.
Too many per«or al movement notice*
have coota to u* at (,he eleventh hour
td Had room and tima for publication.
It would take a llnotypa to set up all
that would ba offered making pleasant
mention of visiting lassie* and bale
ball lad*.
After Friday** meeting In the cnnrt
house a clti/.wn expressed the opinion
that if the Senatorial and Congte**ion-
al candidate* hxd been the speaker* at
tit* Yttate campaign meeting there
would have been a* good order In the
Circle on July 12th a* In tbe court
room on July 26th.
Col, N R. Dial paid ua a plea«ant
call on Friday and we Incidentally
learned a fact that Increased our high
esteem of hi* public tpirit. Ho i* one
of the principal *tockholder* of the
1 juireiisvllle Herald, the lirat newspa
per that we read in our school boy day*
and one of tiie best we receive now.
Farmer J. I), Whittle Wa» in town on
Tuesday, cheerful and contented with
Georgia farm life. He cleared $7,000
on his peach Crop and would have re*l-
D.ed much greater protit but for tbe
failure of the railroad* to roeef^be
transportation need*. Corn a plenty
and 300 pound hogs to kill abound on
bit Georgia eatate.
The Supervisor* of Reglstrafion will
be in their olhce at Barnwell on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week. September sale day will be the
only other opportunity before tbe No
vember election for registration. The,
law requires the closing of (he book*
thirty day* before an eUmtion, and
they cannot be opened on October sale
day.
Mrs. J. A Odom died at her home in
Blackville township on Monday after
an illnetinf a few day*. On Tue-day
her bodv was laid to rest in tbe Barn
well Baptist Church yard, beside tbe
grave of her Hr»t husband, Mr. Henry
D. Gill. Nhe was an excellent Cbri*-
tian woman, luted by a large number
of relative* and friend* who sorrow
that she has been taken away from
tiioae site held *o dear.
Mr Huge W. Qnln of Washington,
@.v, gave his Barnwell friend# a glad
surprise on Thursday afternoon by
coming into their midst unheralded to
receive a welcome in keeping with the
well deserved populnrity cf hi* loriuer
and unfurgotten residence here. All
were indeed tejoiced to see him look
ing so well, and t" know from his ap
pearance UiHt Georgia is taking the
good care of him that ao lovable a gen
tleman deserve*.
A good friend gw* n* recently a
brief hut charming word picture of a
Georgia county into which ilia Iron
kor»* ha* rushed with thunderous roar
and dust raising speed. It bear* the
name of a rev dutiftuary ganernl. Liu-
•0)0, and list across the Bavannah r'v-
• r from Ahireville, S 1'he country
mad* are sup-rh, hard highways ami
Utf cou iilv seal a toe 11 half itl* si I* of
Barnwell, it the oii’v town to tie *up-
[tor.c.l by rural trsde. A’l the old
time home iii«le prosperity *r.d plenty
»nd peace tie found on the f*rms,
along with sutomohlles, electric light*,
twenty five mih’s limn a railroad track
CANDIDATE l’LKD(,E>
By noon of Tuesday of next week.
Y ugutt 6th. pledges of candidate* Mi's t
tie Bled. If that l« not done In a> y
case the on* neglecting it wul be out
of the race for 1 '12,
THE I IK3T BOLL.
Farmer Mace JefTcoat handed o* on
Tuesday, July doth, the fl.at fuily d*
veloped five Licked open boll of HtU
cotton. He planted .'>0 acre* in the
staple rrnp the middle of March and
the crop ptmo advanced that he expect,
to gather a first bale within two weeks.
A FEAST OF FIGS.
Last waek's pr*s* day brought u* a
great box of most delightful fig* with
compliment* of nur good friend, Mr.
1, K Hair of Black v 11 le. They wer#
rlglulv named Ce.estial. if any product
grow n on earth can he given »uch title
If we had to live over our life with our
present knowledge of it* (litters and
sweet* we d surely have a tug orchard
and a preserving kettle for beginning*
BKOUGlir HOME FOR BURIAL.
The hodv of Mi Civile Dneal, son
of Mr. and Mr* J. T Oneal of Bam
berg. wa* laid to re»i on Sunday in the
fsmily section in Mi/pah Churchyard,
near Buford’* Bridge. He was shout
:{■’> year* of age. For several years, he
iiad been In business in Savannah. He
died In that city on Friday after a
brief lllnesa Hi* *n early death ha*
brought sorrow to the many friend*
who *o sincerely loved and admired
him.
TIMES IN TEXAS.
Karnes City, Texas, July Jfl, 1912
Major Holmes,
Barnwell, rto. C*.
Dear .Sir; -
l thought I would write you a few
line* to let you know how the
(Political
' ^rr ■;—~r
ArtrerUwMat.)
are in iiiis county and section of this
State. Corn w ;u never better ami
eoii.o ear* that the farmers hare
brought in actually, measured H and
15 Inches long and were well devel
oped. It will yield from 26 to 7Y bush
el* to the acre, and soma has been sold
for .Vi centa a bushel. There will be a
great deal of It ahipped from this
country.
The cotton cfop will yield heavily,
and if a rain had come two weeks ago
there would not have been enough
hand* In this country to gather same.
The farmer* expect to gather from J to
1 bale per acre, hut from what I can
see it will come nearer J bale. The
feed stuff for atock is plentiful and all
has been cut.
All tbi* stuff has been grown on
land* th*t have never been fertlllxed;
In fact a great number of our farmer*
do not know whiu ferti'izers are. Tin*
is the garden sp a of Texas and land
Is going up In price ail the time, from
f4Q to $125 per acre at pretent
Our little town, Karnes CUv, is situ
ated near the Ben Antonio Hiver. We
have a great many brick mores and
frame buildings. 5 churches—I’resby
tenan, MethodUf, Baptist, German
Lutheran and Catholic-a ine court
house and jail, four blacksmith ahops,
three gin* and IcfMt population. \Ve
are on the Han Antonio and Aransas
Pass Railway, have six pasxenger
trains a day and four freights.
Come out, Brother Holme*, and look
At our situation,
L. C. Tobin .
Kline, 8 C . July Mth, Itl2.
I am a candidate /or County Huper-
vleor to the Anal ending of the primer}
campaign. There ie not a word of
crop* trurh in the rumor (hat somebody ha*
Ttrenlaled that I WotiYd withd.aw. 1
am no quitter. Mv record a* nn o|!
sol Jin in the Third Cavelry and La
mar'a Artillery for thro* year* and flva
months proves that.
1 have never before Asked for a pub
11c office. 1 eolicit the support of the
Democratic voters of Die Uounkr, and
will gratefully appreciate their kind
consideration I promise to give to
the office, if elected, the beat aarvloe of
my riper year*. I havt been plowin.
forty-five years and am getting tired o
deaths.
THE DARK SHADOW
OF DEATH,
nnknown
God. fur some good cause
to us has again seen lit to send the
death Hngel into our home, when on
1**1 Sunday morning the »wcet and in
nocent spmt of our darling baby, Rob
ert Edgar Cave, took it* tlighl into the
great unknown, there to shine till we
too shall join him a* God seea fit.
One br one hived one* have gone be
fore and the Beulah land has a myriad
of face* that wi re familiar when on
earth. Each year adds to the ituuihei
and the depths of our grief run deeper
furrows In the heart, though their
traces may not be awen upon the face.
The charmed home circle I* again
broken and another dear face I# mnseed
and the sweet and prattling Utile voice
we h yed to bear so well i* stilled for
ever. There is one loss tie on earth
but an added tpeasure in Heaven
Speaking from a hnman tt*nd|Hdiu
home wi.| never be the same again,
but w«» realixe that the same God Who
• trikes the tijiw can also heal the
w ouiid* l he* rt
E igar was uearlv two years old He
leave* behind one little brother and ■
tw in •later who walk* around and call*
for ‘'I )e,|ilie'' ( Kdgar ), she being too
una'I to re.ihr. Umt be can not come
back to h< r.
At tbe crystal river’s brink,
S une sweet dav bye and bye,
We shall find each broken link.
Homo sweet day. bye and byv.
Then the Star that faded here,
Left onr heart and home so drear.
W# shall see moro bright and clear
Home sweet d*> bye and bv*.
Father and Mother.
Olar, S. C , Ju’y 21. I'HJ.
TKI R( TK <) K RESI’Et T.
< w ress Ctisi>el Baptlat Church,
whereat God In II is sll-wite providence
b*t seen tit to vl«lt onr midst tgaln
and remove from earth our brother, I*.
H Dicks.—
Be It resol \ ed '
1st Thar we bow in hurfibl* submis
sion to HI* wilt that doeih all thing'
w ell ; that th* church has lost a true
member, one who wd* always ready to
aid and contribute for Die benefit
the church.
2d. That we extend our heartfelt
svinpaDiv to tbs bereaved family in
Dili their hour of sou', affliction.
d. That a copy of theve resolutions
be sent to the bereaved faimlv an
that same be publl'hed in Die county
paper.
C H Andersen,
S. 11 < ■ reel!.
< himmittce.
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BARNWELL, S,<3;
r ' I ’'r/ LA SURPLUS $5GO,OC5.oP
■;;- -l LOCAL D/RECTORS 1""^-
^ r*orge H Ba'tesr J.M.Casterljng
^^.tler P.M.Buckingham
Long year* had paa<ftd Since Col W.
J. Talbert had spoken to a Barnwell
audience, but father time ha* dealt
gen-ly with him and n'Wf frfendj w ere
glad to *eo hin\ >o well preaerved in
vigor of heafDi a’nu eloquence of
speech.
The bfifif fepoft sent da ihi ongh the
mail of the fumato AanniniY defiiionstra-
tioh at Barnwell on Wedffeaday 6’f fast
week was Consigned to fh‘e waate bas
ket tihder tf.^ fufu against the publica
tion of anb'nyDiotis eottm'utvtcAtfon«
Had th'e' writer’s natiSc been ^it'en the
editor thT article wotyicf hat'e b'eefi fi'ub-
li*hrd Wffh fVas'uYp.
A Saturday a'ft fir noon ride down the
Hagood Milf’a road,' by plantation
trail* across t'o the Allendale road 1 and
bnYk tb'jpwn, showed u*
1st. That tho ptfbfic roads that have
been c fa yed need ihe s|ifit fog drag
drawn o^er thee 1 !' rffter donsitferahre
raip. ^
2nd', i l|i‘*t the corn crop, when it
w as dultivati'cl on time, Is As good as
i could' be expected.
3rd' Thaf sweet ji'ofate patches #re
more numerotii aha larger than lhAy
ware last year.
^lh. Ttiat progr«M ft bring made In
diversification, *« several farmers had
promising experimental pindar patches
5tli. Tliatonly one farmer on the
route bad a sugar cane patch in sight
6th. That cotton is still king in the
opinions of land owner* and renters,
fi U hut bat just spreadtsf ftself.
THE ARMY WORM.
On Friday farmer Msurice. Manning
showed u* cotton boil* that had been
bored inio and mined beyond recovery
hv the army' wunns The t>ol|< ranged
from half grown si/.e down to that of
lieid tiea*.
After eating the gra«* and fodder
,b 1 *dcs to the height of a couple of fe*t
above the ground the worm* had abac
doned the corn field and migrated into
a near by cotton field, where, they av ,
erage two worm* to Dm stalk, ami alf
busy.
The damaged orop* were on Mr.
Herman Brown’* line farm near Black
vi'le.
1’. S. The scare is about ovnr and
the worm* are disappearing. Young,
knee high corn was mined in place*,’
hut the. older com was unhurt. On'c
a little damage was done to cotton on
the edges of cantaloupe, melon aha
corn fields.
CHlTD'ir
NGTD’E.
will begin
I’rotraeted meeting
I Inutile I’.uid* lUpll'l Churcli on
tlr«t Simday in August at II a tn,
The Rev. R. L. Bolton, pa*P>i of the
First R.apti't t'hurih. Ml,Men. G*
will ssvi«t the castor and the punlic Is
cordiilly Invited.
• I’aul A. Bolen,
I’a'lor.
Barnwell and bamberg
8. S. (’(yNVEMItlN,
The Convention will meet * f Black
\Mlle Augiivt 2*<, 2’ 1 , lit'. K icli schiM'l
kntilled to live delegate* and it in sin
eerely hoped that eve'-y school will
elect a full delegation who will attend
and take an active part in the work of
the convention.
f’rograiiime published later
IV. G. nrftton,
Sectv.
about, sew my
cat# of councr
anc. want to ride
friends and take good
affairs.
I am in perfect health of body and
mind, fully able to undergo as much
'atlgue as ever. I seek the office and
111 ihow, if the voters will choose me,
that I will make good) and deserve
thsir approval of '’well done” at the
end of mjTtfrm,
Henry B Cave,
NEWS NOTES.
Edgefield ladles set the example on
Thursday of applMudiog candidates, a
new departure In Suutu Carolina poli
tic!.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt’* new pro
gressive parly wi 1 hiil,| it* first na
tional convention in Chicago next
w eek.
Kx-Onv. John Gary Evans, Demo
cratic Sr*U> Chairman, he# i*gt»ed a
call Inviting contribution* to the fund
to he used for helping the t lection of
Gov. IV nod row W'usoiia* ITesideiit.
■ »■,• r. .,
-Mvxrracrvi
Bellow pi\k
Flooring; Coiling, 31 dint, f
logs, Latb, etc.
Can furoisb cooiplots ilouM
■; Sav Kills, Crj Itilis vl
Planiitf Kil)
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice It hereby given that Die un-
lersigned will on Monday. August U 1 ,
RM2, file with Hon. John K HnelMng,
Judge of 1’robate for Barnwell County,
hi* final return as Administrator o(
the estate of H K Box deceased, and
apply for Letters DLmlssnry .
J. L Boy.
Administrator.
July I'', H'12.
w 1 i
Needing a larger plant t of
fer for quick, sale at half price
my complete knd ixp-tb da
ginning outfit, consisting of
2 Seventy-Saw 1. u m tn u *
Hins, Suction Sj-stan.
25 Horse Power Kngine.
Self-l’afckitlg Teias Cotton
Press;
Sliaf^ing, ik’its, rulleys, all
complete and in good condition.
My only refison for selling is
that 1 need ahd my business
requires a larger system, tall
on or correspond with me.
Here is an opportunity that
knock 1 ', at the door of the live
man who wants a sure
invest merit.
paying
HERMAN'S U.S. ARMt
SERVICE RLUCHER
In Tan Willow Calf or
Cun Metal. A hand-
aomc.snappy shoe
onthcOrUiojiedic r
la .1, designed by
army aurgeons.
Y'in never »a«v
A ah<>c like it
f >r wcar.rom-
fnrt auil
stj 1c.
Single
hole of
Texa* un-
scouretioak.hox
toe, Hole leather
countrrthorery part
inapected. Lmihg of
•pecially te.Ud drill. A solid
leather ahoe that will givethe
wear of tiie civilian *hoe that
a«<lUfor$U. ThU In <»ne of the
ahoes Uncle Sam buys for hi*
aoldierw. IT’S A \VOltLl>
BLIATCll. Seethe Army line.,
e. F. M O L A 1 R.
WILL1ST0N. S. C.
Calhoutl & C01
i-ifii Aceidiitlj
KiVcLbiiffe
LiaHiTattc'
Lire Stock
. iNsumee,
—At Ld«ftl Rafts hi—
STAONtreST CcriflANfB#
HILL T()1‘ STABLES
Turns Hio Neir Year
here's lif’" i" t^e o’d land vet
f.tcis to prove ; t in
and Charlie Frown has the
of a car of
foe rc\‘>'t
itild Mtlle's
from the
—
A go6’d' meeting.
The ('piirt House wa* wefl fined 1 wfth'
e thoughtful and intefligent audience
that listened {or three fioht 1 * tc'tb'e well
prepared r/nd effectively presented *1 '
guments b'f.the candidate* for the Uni
ted States Senate and House c’f Ref're-
•enjattve*.
Qidte « nuirfh'er of Isdie* en-ofed (he
aloquepc^ of the dlstlngntahed ynyak
er. and.thiir presence qqdfmbt thrilled
the orators of the day to their he*t # f
fortls, it tfa* a typical Barnwell conn
1 ty Au'dfence, courteous, recepjiye and
sopreciative, And every Speaker m'us't
have carricn.borne the aure Itp'preMlop 1
1 that he had been talking to th4 pcopi’s
of tb.e banner county.
'(’he fir,at flowers of the caanpaign
journey were presented to the Senator
lal aspirants, GoL N. B. Dial of Lau-
ran* and Jlon n. J . Tafbert of Park*-
ville. Col*. Marry D. Calhoun and
James F. Byrne* fojlowsd the CAu'di-
dates for the Senate in appiausA' Ce-
•ervlng and rewarded speeches'.
A Iriior from Solti-rtor K. L Gdnter.
who ba* no opposition was read hy Dr.
A MOTHER'S LOVE
Lexington, iuly *j —Prolonged aac
rifice of blood by hi* mother lai]*d t<>
save tih6 life of Urank fJlovcr, 17 years
old; who snccninbcd this afremoqti to
c malady which doctors were nnsble
correctly to diagnose. .,
The youth was stricken severs!
’Seeks jigo. His alFi/ction took the
form of mvstciiQUS, bfoed Absor('>tion
tti'a't -leit him weak, physician# g((t
this f^'r with the;r diagnpsfs—tbe boy
must lia.T.e ry’w bipod. Kqt they were
balked untii Glover's mother answered
their pnxiows inijuirl'-a.
’ Frank shall, have m* 1 blcod,'" she
exclaime^. • T am strong, ait 1 my
t)lo"d will rq’ake him weft agaitij ”
flc Die .procees of trah'fi|*ton was
begun. , I;tell day Sirs Gfover wa»
■trapped on an operating table, clpse
to her (»o J h. An artery To t one, o’f her
#rm* wa# slastied, -a tube v.'a* inVerted
jnto the wopnc], then, it was directed
into' the afni' artery of the aick boy. ,
Streoglh qiilckiy retyriied as the
new flfo poureef uito young
Glov'er'a vefnadnd it was believed he
wa* recovering. Hut e’everaf day* #go
a change for (he worse occurred. The
doctor* found that the mysterious maf
ady was absorbing the new blood fast
er than It coulc} he. Rupplied. Mr*.
Glover dem'apded that th« tran^fvsior.'
be confinuefl. But the doctors knew
there was fio Imps ami despite Die
I Dioth*r’a pfeas thry gave up. This af-
fnrmmn tpe b>>r collapsed uod tn # f*w
Lest -tock !
post: s'tncR an'i
every
arms of the Nine (frass States, fill fnir-
•’ll of gi"
Jay aure
edge beauty an<i
Jcrvice.
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c f e:?C*lsior
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TWO
Wagons, single, YihI d'diMe; ^u>gies, Suri’eys,
rnOs.s, .'natlcfles, KriJlcs'and everything ifi
his specialty lines at specialty
teJ rock pi*fees. (
CHARLIE
Barnwell, d.
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Hut of town checks and draft* accepted for deposit without exchang#.
'fid pay 4 pef c>nt in SaTiifs tiepaftiMpf
o f r i c £ r's:
Harry ti. Cal how fi', UfesfdeL’t
Vv illiam L. tave, Vice-Pres. N. G. W. WaTRcr, Cas^i^r
b; Niftier Gfeene; Attorney R. C. CaVfcTl, AesL. Cashitf^
R. (;. Kirkland, Cm,my Chairman, *x-i ^ ^
plaining hi* non Altendamv. ;
The l>est of order prevailed And thwj " *
listeners will think well over what Following Die warm meeting of the
thsv bare heard before making up candidate* for Brat* office* at AUen on
their mipd* finally how «> Judge of th# Friday therw w«« a decided though
fssues ot th* fifiaeot itxX th* futud*; -r • brief decHu* f* itfiiperature.
DIRECTORS:
J. J. Cochran T. Jeflf Gnib&s'
Tarlton S. Cave William L. CaN’C
Dr. Turn r. Hogg YVindon t T. V^lkei 5
(j. Miller Greene 6. Lee
Cf WalcH the Hoqie Rafik