The sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1906-1909, November 03, 1906, Image 7
Notices of Sale, Wnts,. Swaps, ete.
sortedt in this Column at b 'ents per
to for each insertlon. Nothig taken
r less than 10 cenits.
tell in Ltlbert"y Mrs. Callaway will
?tsed to have you call andl inispo ct
ew and pretty stock tif Miliiunerv.
R SALE: A businie s lot. in the
of Lihorty; 64 x IC-1 feet lond well
.ter and good 3 toonit dwelling on
' lies well and is between lots of J.
. .own and John lRankin ; prie 8800;
t half cash und halitnce to Mitt tu
r. Apply to J. L. Youtg, Liderty.
W. M. Horton, Dettist, hasi lo
at Liberty, 8. C., and will make
o Pickons, entral auti Pendleton.
- .% me wishing hit' profisasitintl ser
i- the country, drop him to postal
= at Lib,ert.y and he wili cime to
{y hom(s.
NTEI.-'o miake tramu. with 'me
c. -r 20 cords of Oak and 1,11 o'Is of
moo.l. I. E. Ghtdwin,
'entin1P1- Il)Iurnatl, .\ l trt ',
d our premintum l ol'e. loIpp's
ator to all Whts piy ilp und iay
'lr i atiivtucc.
S lu) r ald llont! :tlld 1=rnt uOt"
paper a :ntd t hc .\' mtrit' tn .\ ;rit+: I
ot ye:t- f'r .1;.50.
-t"1t!o yourl'waltts inl it i t tlthn un.
work, Ilie hiitl yomu wc.ttt, it ti
evprices, :.1 Sei i1 .Iuonruml t=ilh''.
I beftore; plu"ing ,ytur l'te u o'deir.
;pass Nt'ties, prinuted on elotIh,
rlc' eat this ttietl at 5()eints a it doztn.
mon t'wnt to sell N our land ml
or country or buy fattri or tim
, intd or town property see or
me and I will save you money.
1. ALEXANDER, Real Estate Agt.
Walballa, S. 0.
I A. lischey has just receivod it
tad of 11oxante and Obelisk
R SALE: A Campbell Press
d coudition; now running; bed
46. It is in good fix and will
Id at a bargain and on easy
A pply for particulors to this
i have lost your boyhou i sptritx,
o and confidencO of youth, we of
t new life, fresh courage and frne
om ill health in Hollistor's Rocky
sin Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablots.
13 Drug Co.
you win? You realize that to winl
hing theo days, reqtresstareugtli
intl and body in tit'ne. A mlan or
with disordorol d d'gestive organs
in shape for a dei'- work ur a
ay. How ctn they expect to wit'!
For Dy-epepsit contains the (it ea
eos of a hiclthy stontch and %%ill
mtr stotuach in shape to ,.,rfortu
>ort.mtt futnction of supplyitng the
mtd brain with st ron..<t 0 bmtlding
- D)igstts whatt youn eat, reiioves
itton, D)yspepsia, Sour Stomneh'l,
tion of tufe Ho,rit andt (Gonstipa-i
Sonld by Pickenst D)rug Co.
Stock
Prof its
ibe greatly increased by giving
tial care to) the htealth of overy
mal andI fowl' on the farm.
sck poultry, shteep, ctile, hogs,
rsos, etc., depend on their lIvers
keep them well
Iack*Draught
SStock and Poulvj
Medicine
--- eps their livers worldng and
irofare keeps them wevll.
-- Black-D~raught Stock and Poul- ,
/ Medicine is a pure, natural,
getable, blood prutlor, and ae.ts
regulating the stomasci, liver
.d havls,
It prevents and cures Hlog Chol
, Chicke'n Cholera, Colic, P>ls
aiper, Co'aghs, Colds, (Onnstipa
in, Fever, Loss of Appetite,
ating Awvay, and all the comn
in stock diseatsos.
It Is a perfect i. edicne for ge.
aul farm use. Try it.
rice 25c for a large can, at
all druggLsts and dealers
aded School Notice.
ictketns Graded School will comn
lts sesston of 1906 1907 0on the 10O h
tombher, 1906, Eac'h piupil will be
'd to pity a matriculation fee of
ant on ente'rintg school. Pupils
*- etster. aind are reqluestedl to do sto,
the week prior to the openmtfg, at
time they wviii Ipay matriculat,ion
-eg gration books wIll be opent
*- to-Fl a. mt., ands from 4 to 5 p.
-cih day .during week begirnnit,
ther 8 in princip.al's roomi at
itiotn fee ot' $1.00 pot' month fot
one( to four t i ncl iu vei ant iti $I
les livye to nine incl Iusivye, will It,
nuts id e of thet schlttI disHttrct
J.l Wu to. 'lWt I "I 'ENB l
E-J -us'-m-i-ah
SNAPSHOTS OF THE STYLES
What Sleeven Will Be Like--Flehn
Effect. For Party Gownt.
Sleeve fashions run in two extremel
-the tight mtouscluetaire sleeve. trim
med with buttons and braid. a:ld the
very full sleeve, with the material set
in box plalits an tied over the elbow
withit a huge knot of t'ib' on.
Elbow sleeve. ip)pear Oin som11e of
the fur coats, with deep cuffs that turn
dow\" to tI', wi hI \ re-iuliredl .
TI'3 'Iyle is both cO'v1nient and
1;mawrt.
T1he 1i1h 10T1 e (10(1Is to be popular11 tis
w\"linteI for e\velingl wear', the eniids of
the Ileh Ibeintg ncnlry iong' enough to
reach to the hemt of the skirt in front,
while the "shawl point" at the back is
ndm1)iredi.
Instep 1s the correct length for the
trotting (iress. which is the same all
the world over-a frock to walk in in
all weather and all kinds of dirt.
Colored crepe de chine underwear is
consildered the height of lingerie lux
ury.
The b'1t Illustrated is one of the hap
py crea tons of Caroline Rebeau, a fa
mous milliner of Paris. It is of soft
short halred beaver in an exquisite
shade of burgundy. The spoon crow-n
is wreathed witit large rosses, toning
from dull pluk to a deep mauve. The
attractiveness of the model lies In the
oolor'ing. J UIDI0 (HOLL1 T.
WHAT IS WORN.
Laces That Will Be Worn-Scotoh
ln"'thions ligh In Favor.
MAlt(%e s and cluny laces are going up
In popularity. whilo valonelonnes is
waiting a tritle. .3paniish laces are bj
no means to the fo;e, as we have been
led to bellovo thoy would be.
High Mspanish coltsm are the smart
est adornients for the colffure. They
are most attractive on the head when
it Is ntacoveroed and act as a support
for th itnew hats that tilt well ovr
the f:nee. Trhe combs range In price
from $4 to well up tito the hundreds.
Scoteji fashions are being enthusi
astiently adopted thnis season. There
are pids galoro to be soon la dress
OwN OF GR4EEN CLOTH.
t eaterla that no clan in the Land o'
Onkos would recognIze. The latest ad
ditlio n f tiIngs Scotch ia the cap,
whmichi in the millinery wor'id is9 ereat
hing qrite a furoe among young wear
tim. It is seen in felt, In plnid silk and
ha soft fur and is trimmed with n
'ound1 rosette and a iong a'nill.
"The correct pocketbook for ordinary
iwear Ia a tiat book shape with a short
finger strap. In black, soft gray and
iti those pocketbooks are favorites,
tihcugh onie may wish to match the
costume In tone. F~lat chain purses in
crusted ith precious and semiprecious
stonesi still continue in favor wIth
formal costumes.
Newer than the bolero or 10ton jacket
are the little fall c!oats that combine
the good features of both. These mod
ela are realily Jnunty poniy jackets cut
off' above the waist line and tri mmedi
In somie fund iul way with brald. Some
of the co(faithve tinly w~astonts.
TIhie eoaliime illutstraltedl isi a clharm.i
hng little suit fenrriidt outt in greenOi
broadlf-oth. Thle (oily Itimmiing lb
stlotIh"d hands of vo'lwtt in a lightet
.TilI) IC llur.i f ' :
The Kind You Have Always B
in use for over 30 years, h;
~~ and ha1
sonal i
" ~ Allow i
All Colu terfeits, Imitations a
Experiments that trifle with
Infits and Children-Experi
What is C
Castoria is a harmless subst
gorie, Drops and Soothing S
contains rneither Opium, 1Moi
stubstaiee. Its age is its gutai
and allays Feverishness. It
Colic. It relieves Teelhin1g Ti
aldh Flatulency. It assiniilat
Stonm1eh and Bovel,>, giving
The Chlildiren's Panacea.-Thie
CENU CAST
Bears the S
The Kind You Hay
In Use For Ov
THE CENTAUr uoa,tfac.t, iv Mum
Will cure any case o
beyond the reach of me
Pickens )rug C
The Seeet of the Ma1le.
No thoughtful person who has ever
visited a maple gpove in the early
spring while viow banks are yet lin
gering in sheltered hollows and has
seen pailful atter pailful of sweet snp
drawn from the auger holes in the
shapely trunks ca ituvo tailed tIo' on
der whtt forces govern the tlow of the
sap. When the warm sun touches the
treetops the flow increases. A rise of a
few degrees In temperature often
seauses a greet increase of flow, if the
rise passes the nero polut on the een
tigrade scal-tbut is, the freezing point
of water. But a considerable change of
temperature in which the fluetontlons
do not cross the 'eom line . .ses no
mnarked etiunge in the flow of sap. D)r.
K. M. Wiegand, discussing those and
other related factsi in the Amerieana
Natur'allst, reaches the conclusion that
noither expaiiLon of gas In the wood
ner expnion of water nor exp)ans'ionI
of wood Itself is the underlying cause
of the pressure which produces the
flow, but that this prensure arises from
the etffects of tempierature in aitering
the osmotic permeability of the pith
ray coils.
'Thacker'ay and1 Dickensm.
This Ia the way Geaorge Hienrty Lew-es
once charaI'icterized Thiackeray and(
Dickens in the way of service to a
friend: Dickens, he said, would not
give you a farthing of money, but he
woul take no end of' trouble for you
iHe would spend( a whole clay, for in
staneo, in lookcing for the most suitab)le
lodgings f'or you and would spare him1
self' neither time nor fatigno. Thaceko
ra.y worki( takie two hiouss' grumb)linlg
Indeelsioni andl ho1ta'tion in wvriting a
two line testlrnonial, hut ho wouild put
hris ha.nd Iuto 1h1s pocket aud give you a
handful of gold and bank notes if youz
wanted thonm.
nlowH1ng.
Bowling is one of our games that
originatedl in tho middle ages. Trhe ex
not date of its introduction is obscure,
but it has boen clearly traced to the
thirtoonth contuary. The) first howling
greens wvero made in England. In bad
weather those could not be used to ad
v'antag~e, and this led to the construc
tion of covered bowling alloys.
Hard Im,ok.
Caller-I hiaro here several bills which
are long overdue. Harduppe (desper
Btely)-I am sorry to say that our cash
ier is out today. Caller--Oh, wvell, it
doesn't make much difference. PIll cafl
and pay thema at some futuro date.
Good (lay, sir.
Hifs hent Bedroorn,
An American physician says that
while in England lhe saw a vaulted
tomb in a London cemetery which hasd
the following inscriptton engraved on
tihe door:
D~r. John Gnrdner's Last and Best Be 9.
room.
The Ltd1 off.
JIolhnle-iay3. pa, who was Palndlora?
Johnnie's Pa-Pandora, my son, w'as a
little girl who started a lot of trouble
beccause shet lat't keep the( lid dIown.
Prineton 'Tiger.
'Theure Is ceta~:iinly somiethtinv of o.x
nievolenee in tast ofgift .r, nlo
JIght, and which has been
ts borne the sigiatnre of
s been nade under his per
ipcrvision since its infancy.
to one to deceive you lin this.
ad " Just-as-good" are but
luid endanger t1e health of
enee agaiiist Experitient.
\STORIA
itute for Castor Oil, Pare"
yrups. It is Pleasant. It
pliine nor other Narcotlo
'antee. It destroys Worig
(tires Diarrhoa, and Wind
roittbles, eures 'Oonstipa-tIon
es the Food, regulates the
iten tliy aiul natural sleep.
iMotlier's Friend.
OR A ALWAYS
ignature of
41
e Alway Bought
er 30 Years.
1AV BTARF.f: NEW YORK CITY.
NEYCU
f Kidney or Bladder Dic
dicine. No medicine can
ompaiiv, Picksns, Parkeu's Pha
Sir Waiter Scott', First nwief.
Sir Walter Ecott had his share of th,
usual curious experiences shortly afte
being ealled to the bar. ills flrat ap
pearance as counsel In a ertiminal cour
was at .edburgh atssizes in 17tY, whei
be success'fu1ly defended a veterai
poacher. "You're a luky scoundrel,
Scott whispered to his elient when th
verdict was given. "I'm Jlut o' you
mind." rcturiet the latter, "and I'1
send you a imnkin (i. e.. a hare) th
morn, man." Lockhart, who nuvate
the incklen3t, omilts to aidd whether th
mainkin duly reachmed Scott, but1 ui
doubt it did. On anot her occasion Mcot
was less successful in hits def'ionse oft
hIousebr1eak-er, but the( CulprIIit, gra tefi
for his counsel's exertions,5 gav e him, i,
lieu of the orthodox fee, whichI he wm
ulnablie to pay, tils pilee of advice, I
the value of which lhe (tihe lithsebreal
er) could professlonally at test: Firs
never to have a large waltchdolg out<
doors, but to keep a little yelping te
rier within, and, secondtly, to put
trust In nice, clever, gimerack lock
but to pin his f'aith to a ,mge old hieav
one wtith t' rustRy h(ey. ScottI long ri
imembheredl t his I ieldenti, amld tir
yearis iater, at a .lJudge' iinneiir at .1 eq
burgh, he rocieeni it in this liprompt
rhyme:
Y'el.inig terrier, riusty key.
Ws'n V Water cott' bSlest .JethlairIttfe.
- We,stminirlster' Caze,.tte.
WVaNte1Iusklet 'IrreaNuIreN.
"1 have'( in my (imploy,"' salid a iealt
in nuitographls, "'a inmer' of (clehir
ties' houmsernaldrs. Th'lanks to thee
youni women.S I secure alt niominal Icos
many an antogr'aphic gern. All I asi
of' the mai.ds is that they shiy me wveel
ly the enntents of their maisteris' waist<
hasuketsq. Trhey ha he the sto' rup I
buirlap, and every Monday or' Tu'esda
it comnes to me by freilght. I go ove
it cnrefully, making man finds. Her
will he a hegging let ter from a famori
author in hard inck. Here in a bile
note ai great notor will boatst of hi
last success. Here will be a dinne
invitation fsom a celebrate'd mllhor
Ri're. Sorne c(l(hrities, of course, say
their valhuable litters, and some Sel
them, but the majrM-y throw Into th
wVastebasket most of' the mall they re
eelve, and I, Sear('hlng tihe baskot,
contents ev.ery Monday mnoniing, tin
ray rewardl In many a ietteri worth $11
ar $20."
'rThe nled iand thme candhIAten.
JTudge [Harian and( James H. McCrei
ry 0on(e ennvassed( Kentucky togethe
is thle Repumblica tn and Demnoera t I eri
lidatIes for governor. Tlhey trave'e<
ibouit the state0 on a joint debattig tril
Ind In iany smalli mountali neac
band to sleep In the same bed. The,
were warmS personal friew'ls andt( 5
lid not object to tis initineay. On
night Mr. Harlan got Into bed flrsi
Seniator McCreary was not far behind
rind( just as lhe entered tihe bed Juidg
If[arian raised hIs bulky forms amid Sal
iilt is HtVntorilan voiee, "McG reary
ther'ie Is one thIing ('erta:in --thle nex
gover'noi' of K eniticky' is in t his lied.
As lhe spoke thle lied slt 1 ii'boke, ann
Jalde I 1lini ennlli..II the em'm, ucs.
film Wnme.
An unpopular man who was refused
memborship in a certain aristoeratte
club had the audacity to write to the
club secretary demanding the name of
the man who blackballed him. The see
retary could not resist the chance of
sending the following reply: "Sir, I
have received your letter demanding
the name of Ihe man who blackballed
you. Ils name Is Legion."
All Arounne the Clock,
"'raild{la silys Ils stay III the mIlon
tains last suminer did him no good.
Ills rootm was right off the piazza, anti
people 11111d lave under his window
until all hours."
"Iut couldn't he sleep after the lov
ers went to bed?" -T
"No; as soon as the lovers went to
bed the children got up." - IHarper's
Weekly.
A Bright iteernit.
Lieutenant (exa mining soldier)--What
should you <(10 if you inet an eneuy on
the field of battIe?
Soldier-Shoot himn dead, sir.
Liuteniaitnt- HIght. And what should
you di( if you mlet a whole battalion of
the olnrny?
Solier --shoot the01n Oe:ad, sir.
l.irntrnanlt -'You c"ouIlu't bcy yoursrlf.
Y':u houlId 1:all h :t-k ad giveI war1unin;.
lilt 'souhi yolt do it' you ie :t cow
.....ib. .* l -htot it d:i, si,.
ili - I ' al ho k 1i d w
r:lt1hl1 l 1 lif it 1.y t!:-- 1 h r1s :l bring
it i ton ('.u1111'. w 1t"1 llOt, w 1:1t you
s : ,lb1 l< " i +. : ' I 1 l 1t 1 in 1!11 lii Ihd.
y ii ' 1 o. I.
SIhlier-- Fall loeIk :: <l .':ive "warling.
Lillm1nlt--\Wrong, situpid:1 1 l'm not i
a blttalion of the rneinuy.
Soldiir- Well, thnl. I'd11 clt hold of
yoil hy the horn:, and leatd you into
camlp.
Ilieutenant--Y'ou
-Lustige Ilatter.
Cures Backache
Corrects
Irregularities
Do not risk having
ease not Bright's Disease
do more. or Dia betes
rmacy, Liberty.
ii-- i I' iontuag
a results from obronii constipntion, which
L' is quickly enred biy D)r. King's New Life
- Pi11s. They remove all poisonous germs
t from the system and infuse now life and
I vigor, cure soul' 'tomlael, tiaS, head
I acbe, (lZzine'ss and colic, without grip
ing or llsromfort. 25e, Gualranteod by
Piekous Drug Co.
1 Qi4 ll1K, Slalll tI alil SwIlling (urcd.
I "Ii November, 1901, 1 caught cold
I and hall 'lit quil sy. ?My throat was
i; swollen so I could hardly brc"athE. I
L' applied ChambehOrhllill's Pain Balm and it
a> gav~e mUe Ielief in a short timet. InI I w(
(ldays I was ali right," tsays Mrs. L.
, Cousins, OttAlrburn, Mich. Chamber
t1 lain's Picin BahnIl is a liin:eut antd is
n espimally valulhe for1 Sprains and swel
Sliing,. iFor sale( by' 1'iekens Drug (Co.
Bears the lho Kind You iiMiB Ahlays Bought
~.Bignature
o Th'iis is $ he 0eason oif d1t-eny and wOtlk
s. (ined v'italiity. NatureIt is bisn g shornli of
y~ itk beautly andt blotoni. Iftiio wold re'
tmila . oiurs, fortify yourtl systinii withI
H-oll ister's Rockv Alo (unt. ill Tiea. :>,5
001nts, Tieai or P Tablts. Pick-enus drug
Co. -
Benr the11w Kind You have Always Bought
Triute and ri frieds if the faily
r--Dc-Witt's Little Earily Risor18. 1U,st
rfor reosulths aml hort to take. Rosy (1neeks
11u11 sparkling ''yos foellow. the use of
e' ths dI'C1topondble hit'le ill)hs. The etv
t not1 gr'ipe orl sickent. Hold byw Pickens~
k Drag ('o.
CASTOR iA
rFor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
r Signature of
ISour
Stomach
No appetIte, loss of strength, nervous.
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
general debility, sour risings. an~d catarrh
of the stomach are all due to indigestion.
Kodol cures indigestion. This new discour
- ery represents tile natural juices of diges
r tion as they exist in a healthy stomach,
.combined with the greatest known tonto
and reconstruotive properties. Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
cures all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying. sweetening and strengthening
itne musous membranesn lining the stomach.
,Mr. S. S. Bali, of Ravenswood, W, Va.. says
I was *roubled with aour stomach for twenty years.
Kodol cured me and we are now using it In milk
,for baby."
a Kodol Digests What You Ea*t.
Bottles only. $1.00 Size hoMJint 2%~ tmes the trial
size, which seUs for 50 cents.
Prepared by E.0O. DoWi rT & 00., OHiQA00.
Sold by Picken.; Drugt. Co
HIELP IS OFFERED1
TO WOmi VOUNYG PE~OPLEI
Woe earnes'tlIy rit<;ne .1:1 all yo- : . r oe.~ nto ma.t te'r
a'on, la wrkei. bY' 'ruc 9 , - lyrue:d half-ratGa
Treasurer'
iTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Pickens.
Office of County Treasurer, Pick
Pickens,
:HE TRi.VA UlIER'S OFFICE WIL]
OCTOBElR 15th, UNTIL MO
1906, WITHOU I
'he late of Si ate, Couut.y, School an i
Poll Tax and One Dollar at.d Fifty
In aceordalce with an Act. to raise ai
annaury 1, 1ft(6, notiee is hereby given thi
eken. ' unty will be /open for the collect
lotnday, Ootober 15thl, unt ii Monday, Doeot
s follows:
Levy For State Tax.............
' " Ordinary County 'Tax.
( " Constitlut mon School 1'ax
"to" Iasi x ..............
Sinking Fund.... .....
" '' For Rbuilding bridge.,
'' Suipport of Constaltiar"
Total levy for Stite and Coun11ty
Levy for interost in Piekens 11. 1t. in1)
Lv for interest on l'ivkon% It. R. lion
l(vy for It.rt .n l''keln li. R. h r
*im'<i Le I,-1 l',r ti111 l I)kt.
A Poll '1'Itx of One I)ol:r per ca-pita
f 21 id 60 years, 'xci'pt 1101 aN ar ex. .
A (ommn'ati'1n Rload Tax of Ott 1)
t the samelo time as I.th. 1 taxcs fron 11 nil
0 years. rxcept such a4s are 1.xeimpt- by)" la
larch, 1907, five days work upon the put 1
',Ixes ire Ipaycablo only in gold and 1.
Pn,k Notes and ecut ons of State 11nds I
90.
Parties desiring information by mail
lie location of their property, and include
uxo, by check must include the charges f<
POISON IVT.
The noting of several serious cases of
Ivy poisoning this yonr suggests that
some little aeccount of the plant might t
be in place for the beoie t of those who
may not b' won acuaintei with it. I
Whle posen ivy is quite aften found
in the woods, it seems to prefer road
atce*, fence eorno>al aud serub brnll t
pasture lets. It di'ret:n front the V'ir
gin.Ia creeper, with which It is often I
confued, In having thie leaves, while 1
that has ive. The poison Ivy leaf is
also broader, of a smoother sturfnec and
posssseos a mere negn.ar cdge. A fact
that iIncreases the danger fromt it is
that Its leaves turn to a hanut,iful va
rlety of ornnge and red colora lin the l
fall, equalinig thoue oft any .)ther shrub
or troo, and it is oftten pleked bly the in
experenced, who delight In gathering
the highly colored autnumn leaves. As
Is true with the siting of hoes and bites
of other instects, naany people do not
seem susceptible to poLsonling from con
tact with the ivy leaves. With others it
is a1 most virulent poison, they heing
so sonaitJve that the prosonice of thle
vine In lots adjoining the one0 in which
they Live will oa-use an oiutbreakc on their
face and hands, aithoughu there is ah
H(olt evb(lene that they have not
'Cilmf 14n phIystteal contact wvIth the plant
itself. One who hna suffTered mu1ch1
from1 t his mnethuod of contrPactinug the
pioisoing tells ius that lie hasu found
nothin g t.hat gave so much relief as
bauthing t:hm ai'entfd parts In warm11
44weet milk. Thle remiedy 1s liwxpen
woul seemflh to be4 worth tryin1g. Thle
('hiklrt'n in the home Ihoul ha:ve the
Ivy point.ed out to ltem and44 he gi venu
insi4t'u1ction0s4 to let the Iltre leavodt4
.spritirg vIne atlonh, no 4natter h''low
briiinitly colored or atit rac t lyve its
leaves mai&y be.
Thousandso Have Kidney -rrouble
and Don't Know it.
Hlow To Pind Otit.
Fill a bottle or coTmmon ~glass with your
Water anid let it stand twenty- four hours; a
unhealhby conidi
tion1 of the kid
ncy; if it stains
your linien it is
evidcelC of id
ney' troub)le; too
-- - frequent dlesire to
pass it or pain in
the back is also
conymncingt proof that the kidneys and blad
tier are out of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-.
Root, the great kidney romedy fulfills every
wish In curtrag rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
af the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing'
It, or bad effects following use of liquor,
Vine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
:luring the day, and to get up many times
:lurIng the night. 'The mild and- the extra
:>rdinary effect of SwamP"Root is soon
realhzed, It stands the highest for its won
:Jerful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$i. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discover.y '___
and a book that tells____n
more about it. both sent
absolutely free by mail.
Address Dr. Kilmer & nomt rnpno
Co., i3inghamton, N. Y. When writing men
tion reading this generous offs 141i this papor.
Don't make any mistake, but rmnember
thce n'ime, Swamp-Root, Dcr. Kilmner's
v-amp-Root, and the a(ddress, Pinughamrton,
t t',* l4 is
3mS County, S. C.
S. U., September 15th, 1906.
l 1l OPEN FROW MONDAY,
NDAY, DECEMBER 81st,
'PENALTY.
Special Tax, Including One Dollar
Cents Commutation Road Tax.
pplies for the fiscal year coiumonoing
it the office of County Treasurer of
ion of taxes for sauid fiscal year frorn
abor 31. Rates per cent. of taxation are
. . Mills.
..". ........... i "
............., 1; 0
} "
... ... ... .. 13 "
'axeMM......... 1(i Mliills.
is. Pickens 0. 1-1. Tovnshp, 2} mills.
els, ITurrietane Township, 2 mills.
eli, K <tato" Township, 23 mills.
N,. - 2 Mills.
9 "1 ,.
Ii) 1'
" -j) *) '
"1n . all a-tusl citi zens betweon the ages
al>t by law, will be eolletcd.
Ollir nIlet l''y Cents will ho collected
AIe c"itizeis betveen t.he nUe of 21 and
r. Unless said tax is paid by the 1st of
it highways will be required.
ilver, United States currency, National
thich become payablo during the year
in regard to their taxes will pleaso stato
postage for a reply, and those paying
r collecting.
El. W. F ARR,
Treasurer of Pickens County.
Henry E. Jones of Tampa, Fla.,
irites :"I can thank God for my present
ealth, due to Foley's Kidney Cure. I
ried doctors and all kind of kidney
urea, but nothiog (lone me much good
ill I took Foloy's Kidney Cure. Four
ottlea cured me, and I have no more
ain in my baek and shoulders. I am 62
'ars old, and suffered long, but thanks
o Foleys Kidnoy (;ure'I am well and
aia walk and enjoy myself. It is a
>I0aan11re to recommeud it to those need
ng a kidney medicine." Parkins Phar
nacy, Liberty, and Pickens Drug Co.
They Make You Feel Good.
'Tha plca'ant purgative ef'oect expori
need by all who use Chamberlain's
tomah aid Liver Tableta, and the
t'alty condition of the body and mind
vhbich they create makes one feel joyful.
1rce, 25 (11)nts. Samplle free at Pick
'ns D)rug Co.
Tle famous ittle DII.
Nupe rsil im he 'Tablo No 1
1Flrective March) 10 1900
ltend 1)oown Road -Up,
No le Nii 10 STYA'lTION.S Noi il No 0
Mi 'celiNxeiilI lixed M Ixed
4:40) lim Il0: 11) IV, ickensa nr !:55pain 7:35 pmlt
I14 pm1 1:15 am l"orgusaona 2:45pmiu 7:301 pm
:;. Jiml 110:55 am *Pnlrion'st 2:30pm)i 7:2' pm
r':l0 jim 11.0)0 n)) m MA rinulls 2:25pmi 7: 15 pm
r,:15l pm 11:1 S am nir lins1ley3 lV 2:1p 7:05 Jiml
*Fit SLtations'
All trins11'. daily ex (''lt NIlmbrly
No. 10i eonnec'ts with Sotlihr n ii alway No 39
NuiI ielIlIlPts wvith Southern11 In'tilway No t2
No. 12conn'itts wit h Sn uthe'rn ILail way No 11
No I ill cnect with Southen'i lPInlw'y NolO
J T A Y Ll)l Geni Mantager
ClA lt.ESTrON & WE'Nr1'l'lN UAlI(.NA,
I(AiI.lW A Y'.
Arr ivnlinndi 1)eo,rt.re of' TIrain,s, Geen-,
villo,.5. U. Eli'octivi A pril 14, 1900.
-0* a an, N)). I111 dal e'x)cept Sutnlliay, for Lau
rObs anc i neriialitcestations, arrive at
l'2: In y ml, Ni). s:3 daily for 14aurens, Clitatoll
N ewbierry. ('ohimi,iii Sno ter and1( Chnurlest
,ton.con.nect44ing at(5il Stim 1ter wvith A. C. L.
'Iramu No. 8-2 Iior iI lIhondf, Wasin',ton -
an1) llatr cm itles, nn<i at 1.anurensi with '. &
WV. C. TJrain4 No. I for Spartanburg and
treah) No 2 for G reen wood, A ugusta1, etc.
A rrhi'e La ulren,s 1:35 P mn, Cli1nton -
-Jll)m. N ewhorry 3ij. p. m, Clumtfbia 4:4:y,
Sumlter 602( j in, (9hnr lesitonl 9:40, 'Spartan
hiuirg 1:30) p).,m, Greenwa~ood 2:10 p m, p iml
A 1u4u'4i1n 5-25 I. mi.
4:40 p m, No. 30 l)asly 'ecpt Snunday. for Lia
rIlns aind intermeudinte) staItionsa. ArriYe at,
10:'0 arm, No. 87. dnIly excePt Snnday from
L.aurenas and4 intermecdlnte ttitonsi.
.00 m l, No. 85, dilly except Stanaday, frotu
1.ntirenHa an iaa lltermaaate staIons
;l:eJ)i m , No,. 52, daily from (Charleston. Sumter.
('oluminha, Newberry, Clinton,8 apirtanh)nrg,
A uguseta, G reenawood1 Lauren, e.
't'artaln N o. 52 an) 53F throngh betwceen
.1. W. lAgon, Agt. Geo. Tr. Biryant Gen. Agt. I
(GR11ENVILL E, 8. C.
Ernest WIlliams, 0. P. A..
R. M. tlrand, Traf. Man. A ugusta, Ga.
KI LL THE COUCH
ANb CURE Tu LUNOS
-Dr. King's
New Discovery
ONSUJMPTION Price
F OU0GHS and - 60 & $1.00
~OLDS Free TrIal.
TWROAT and LUJNG TROUB.
LES, or MOEY B3AOK.
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