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tl ~ ~ 1 ,' y ent el-Journa ORx rATIIRDAY MOnNINO -BY--.. tttlue1Journal Company. d> oN & Rionia, PxIors. THOMPSON, EmIon. iption $1.00 Per Aunum. d ~vertising BRates Reasonabbi vt P i oke n s F o s t o f l cc e a s S e c o n d C i * Mall Matter PICKENS, S. C. : SLTURDAY, MAICII 16 1907. SIf::the newspapers of the countr ind refused to publish the proceet i gs in the Thaw case, the case woul laV 'eoded weeks ago. f the man who works ton hours day, wears overalls and a hickoi hirt and his wife wears calico, ho does it bappen that the man wl never s,orks at all wears broadctol ''ud his wife wears silk? Now, supposing that Rockefelle and, the ;Other money kings, all tt big corporations. trusts, etc., shou deoide that they were tired of beiL Oagg?4, had money enough anywa -and "shut up shop"--what then? A writer in the 1'hiladelphia Prei -contends t1'at gossip in the countr towns ie not nearly as prevalent as i the best social circles in the cities *nor is it so vicious. If it be true, nu oGod help those who live in the citie The custom of treating is a sil duatom. If a man feels like enjoyin a cigar, he asks all his friends "have one." But if he walks into tl market to buy a pound of steak i breakfast, and shoald ask his friei to "have one," they would all feel il sulted; but there. is just as mu< sense in it. Aubider onie of those pleasant a day singings will be held at Ruh mah church, two miles south of Li erty, ow the 4th Sunday in luarc Good speakers will bo in attendanc and everybody is invited. Don't fo get to lting the, song books. T! singing will be conducted by Pf -fi AL P. C. Clatee. What is a crank? He is a znt who rides a different hobby from yoi ,owns,.% . jg as he agrees with yc eff falls lnI yotr way of thinkin and does not gagon3ize your idei in religion 'or pulitics, he is a goo fellow; but if has a mind of his ow and the manhood to express hi opinions he is a crank. When tb farmer was coritent to do the plov ing and the boeing and Jet the profei .slonal politicians run the politics an< the monopolies run the business c the country, he was not a crank or al ignoramus; but when he question the right of others to rob him, th 4Idoge of war" are turned loose. There is an undercurrent of feelini is every human breast to Bide witi their children, especially in echoo safaire. This Is all wrong. Parenti have the privilege and at should be their duty to visit the schools and sei how the teachers are doing Bnd t< tender any-aeIstance posdlbintn any way to theIp. 'If gepr.child .has tc be punishe<l for InfacjIutn -pi thE rules, uphol the t4acber i'nd! en the child oan topchoot. Tq be as~ee i.s hopaan, be hes -to admisfatei' dra poral punihineX,, but has' to -do' so; and your upfioldmug. the,toooher-may mnake a good 'oltizen ,p( yqu;qeijjd, when by taking thle part of the ohild you help him to become a cripninal, A good school is what every cmm. nity needs, and the more parents as aist~ the teachers to keep a good school the better the community becomes :Piokenis has a, good school and aplendid principal and teachers, arn< it behooves the patrons to help ti kteep this. conditlonl up. I3ospot Mission Mass Meeting. 'Praters Creek Baptist church ii 0onference agreed to bold a gesp< mission mass Neeting, embracini .4he fIfth Sundgy In Mareb, begin aiing tiriday, at 10 o'clock before, ani invite a)l BtorIaptist churches and indiviate o~e in,sympathy witl 'or in fva f4Q~g mnissionary wo eio d~<, h opel plan to rmee 6 bu i ori op.rat.ivo way. l Devotional eXcise to begin F-i - day, March 29, at 10 o'clock a In conducted by W. ( Seaboro. Intro ductory sertnon at. 11 a. m., b,y Lld S 0. Owens, of Ca,dllor, N. %., an,d at 2 o'clock a lecture on miss' ,us, I y Eld J. A. Scarborc, of onnait, G,. On Sunday, preaching at 11 a. m. by ld. J. A. Scarboro. - The public are cordially invited to attend each service. Those who will come by rail will please notify the undersigned, who wi!I meet them with conveyances a' Liberty or Pickens. They to desig nato which place and at what time to Y meet them, W. C. S1AnoRN, Moderator. A JAsoN ENTnEKIN, Olerk. Echoes from Winthrop College. a Friday, Feb. 22d, was a holiday. ' In the morning a number of the girls v went for a walk to the old Ebenezer cemetery and to the menagerie. In ,t,the afternoon all attended the senior class-tr( e planting. The exercises were pretty and interesting. After an address by the socior class presi l dent, the class-roll was called by means of appropriate quotations, each senior responding by placing a spadeful of earth at the root of their chosen tree-a pin- oak. The spade was then presented by the senior president to the president of the junior class, appropriate speeches being delivered by each. Friday evening we had the third number of our atar course. It wa, a lccture on Italy, with stcr:oscopic \ Views, ay I'twton l'vnIs. 9 Opie Reed, humorist and author, was h-!re Saturday evening. He de. t. livered a fin' lecture on "First one t thing and then another." Ho kept oeverybo(dly laughing, but beneat,h t + humorous surface was much that was h practical and beneficial. We hav" se,ldom enjoy1ed a finer eniertain menit. 1 Prof. A. 0. Bauer, director of the a- mubic department, aseisted by soun ( b of his pupils, gave a recital in the lt. music hall Monday, the 26th iut. e 1?rof Bauer is a very fine pianist, and r,- we always enjoy hearing him. The e pupils also played well. The girls now take great intereas in b.asket-ball and tennis. Field day will be celebrated soon, and we are goin)g to have a number of inteies4ting exercises. The junior u class now holds the college banner, g which is to say they are ohampion Sbasket-ball players. The Sopho dmore will attempt to wrest it from nthem this year. Here's hoping a they won't sacceed! We are sending a large exhibit to the Jamestown Exposition. We have been doing a great deal of extra work, and we rejoice that it is about done. The same exhibit we are sending to Jamestown will be sent to Sthe State Fair at Columbia. Our Smanual training exhibit is one of the mo t attractive on our list, though an abundance of examination paperi and all kinds of class work will be sent. L1TTLE GIRL. IN BLUE. The CareyCothran Bill. ED. SENTINEL:--The 'Brico law, (which I was very much epposed to) we mchpreferable. . nder.that law wegtapro rata share Q the,poff. its fromt other oottist'a that .we could pay constable's fees said) for . edii&9 tional purposes.; But under the, present law we are tax%d to$y 94i stables and 10 lolp pgcity ,egppnses of tbee sort that 're caused b~y city crimes that ar'e btijiinu1teh6 &.eacount of whisky and' dott get a 'e of the -As I have sid before, the-1nanu facture of wvhisky is the greatest in dustry the South can engage in. IL would do away with the so-much complained-of over-production of cot ton. Then we would no longer need Ithe so-called S. C. A. to meet and 'set the prices below what the prod uct is already selling at, and away below the cost of production. If the people want to be poor, get a poorer and stay poorer, why don't I they enact laws like some other r Southern states, that will not allow any whisky made or sold only in I cities with 20,000 inhabitants? This would drive booze out of the little towns and the country. N Go ahead, boys, maybe I can stand, it if the rest of you can. I've ASot! nearly a buadred bushels of peas I'm -gnieIg toawant ann anw nam of <eMa FireSaleof iaile begis Tuesday, Febri ic until the ei . large portion of our shoe the night of the destruction of iot damaged by either Fire, Si emoval only to the extent tha :ur regular stock. The dan quality is not affected. The lo en and children in all leathers put upon them vill be a rem< sold. This is your opportunity value. y Nothing charged, tak during this sale. Remember ruary 26th. PRIDE & io6 S. Main Street, - DO YOUGET UP WITH A LAME BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. Kilimer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It is the great medi cal triumph of the nine \ _teenth century; dis covered after years of scie tific research by Dr. 1CIlmer, the emi - nent kidney and blad - ***der specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame b.:.kidney. biddle:-. uric acid trou bl,; and ih:.; Dieca, which i the wort lorm cf k;-i:Iny trcubic. Dr. l:il: :-': Swvamp:: oot is not rec ommnended fo,r every thin:g butt if youi havelkic ney, h-:.ror l)iadl :r troub,n it will be fo:d ju . t :: :: !y y : :. : d. It has been tc,ted in1:m m:y 1a:1; , in hoppital work, in ,rivat pr i a::: ;;he - -- oo to pur cha::e relief and has proved so successful in every case that a spe:;ial arrangement has b nd: hd ' by .whi -h all ree;,dr:: of te 1e w hma not alrcely tticci it, may have a a:nrle b tta nt free by mail, a:so a book t::ling?S' mre about &..mp-Root and ic: to fin.l m: if y t,,.:ve 1:idn or b:add:r tro;blc. 'Wn.en writi-g mention reading this generous offer in this paper and Q send your addresc to t '" Dr. Kiimer & Co., Bing hanton, N. Y. The regular fifty cent and Homenor Swamp-itoot. dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. Don't make any mistake, but remembe the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer'E Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton N. Y.. on every bottle. is un k r bog wire fence. I aim t< turn hogs i" nd have them gatbe: thon for me. I think that wi)i hen breaking our backs in the sun pick ing cotton. M. W. I lERT'i'i. Many Orphans and Little Bread. There are in the TrhornwvelI Or phanage, located at Clinton, 8. 0. 240 orphan boys and girls, in tht process of securiug an education These boys and girre are of all ager from six of age to 17 or 18. The older I upils by their zealous labors help to support ,n 1 care for the young, putting in each day from four to six hours of steady work in the shops, farm and kitchen and abeut the same time daily on their hooks. In this way the coot of earing for the whole fanrily is lessen ed by many' thousand d.2 * .. B1 t the great major,tv of the childreni are very small, only a care instead of a help and must be aided in every way. The support of these children rests upon good men and women who love the orphans and freMly aid them. Just at present, there is a special need and every gift be it of provisi ne or money will be promptly ~knowledged. Every denomination ptid state is represenited among~ t,he uikla:4n, but the institution is unde.r I'resitgt.erian conItroil. All girt.s abioulie sent to WVm. P. Jacoba, Cynt/n, S'. C. Provisions, sir'ply to Io T'luornwell Orphanage, Clintoni, 8. C. It is suggested that in eachI commu nity in the state, someone untdertarke b raise supplies for I hese children. A Card This iq to certify that all druggists nie authoriz.'d to refund your money if Fo Iey's Honey anrd Tar fails to eur() your nough or cold. It stop)s the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious re sulte from a cod1. 'Cures Ia grippe cough and prevents pneumonita and consumip tion. Contains no opiates. The Genu ins is in a yellow noikage. Refuse sub stitutes. Parkin Phiarmacy, Liberty, and Pickens Drug Co. They Make You Feel Good. The pleasant purgative effeet experi. enoed by all who use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the healthy condition of the body andtmind which they ereate makes one feel jo 'ful. Price, 25 cents. Sample free at .eck ens Drug Co. WANTED. 1,200 bushels of Corn. Will cash, delivered at Piokens, or gp Will a take 10,000 tF e ? a oor H o a Hay$2,10 for goodPFo n Fine Shoes tatry 26th, anHd will eoItili tire lot is Sold. itock was damaged by removal the Conyers Building. It was noke or Water but damaged in t we cannot carry the goods in age is slight and the wearing includes shoes for men, worn Lnd prices and the price we will >val price because they must be to buy shoes of quality under 211 back, or sent on approval, the sale begins Tuesday, Feb. PATTON, - Greenville, S. C. 100 LOTS FOR SALE T h e G r i ti n lands have been cut into lots and laid off in streets. They are level 'and well located and the sizes vary from one-hall to five acres. This s agolden oppor tuni.ty for yot to mn a horme inj the best town 01 the Pied i o n t. Real estate is ad vancing rapidly, but the prices on these lots have been made for qjuickii sales. First come1, first choice. For Plats, Prices and Terms see J. McD). Bruice. NOTI'JCE TO ROAD HAN )S. All porsons liable to road duty who do not nay their road tax before the time expires will be required to work five dnys on the pubhic roadis unedr the dlirection of an overseer of the scrape. The county Coinmissioners wills not employ any other overseers, but propose to worpk the roas with scrapes and bands who do net pay their road tax. E. F. Looper Supervisor -~ PARKER'S clans, andbui h fl. th hair. -. ~ Ir l e. a tetore,gow (,e.sclpise".e.*."Q it faling. 5Oe,ad IaJOs russes. HiELP IS OFFERED TO WORqTHT YOUNG PEOPLZ obanatorough buieg tannandgo o to wite y fist milf rea t half-rate off.8cee Ind esdnceand ~oalfrtune noe G..MA. mas.s Cteage. ifaa. Ge. Gocod patent flour $4.25 Ferry's Seeds 10. ,i papeir. Wood's Fre sh 1907 seeds. Poultry Netting at ai bargain. Sieasonaeble Cain GJoods. Wanted Hams, Chickens andl EggA for Cushi, T. D. HARIRIS. If power on the farm is what you need, the Ohio engine wvill fill every require meat. For efficiency, durability and economy it hos no equal. Write for Ca alogue to WARREN SMIT H, R -F. D. i4o. 8, Central, S. C. 86-2m Notice of Final Settlemient aDd Discharge. N OTIOE is hereby given that I will IImake application to .1. B Nowbery Esq., .Judge of Probate for Piekens county, in the State of South Carolina, on the 28d day of March 1907, at f1 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon there after as said application can be heard for leave to make final settlement of the as tate of T. E. Miles, deceased, and ob tain dianhae as administrator of aaid Robert Buist & Cc s the household word for every grad- . resh, they are alway? reliable and the u hat make them indispensable to the successf We also have a Fresh lot of FERRY'S Come to see us when you get ready seed. BOLT and Up-to-Date Druggists, W. E. Freeman "AT TiLE OLl) STAND We have opened a nice stock of GENER _iISE consisting of Dry Goods, Notioins, i Shoes, Groceries, I-lard znd we have bought of these goods the ver iffords, and we have bought them right. We ask your inspection of our stock and sell you when you see our goods. There is brag up our stock-just corn' p :ut of you is a call. If our g - s you to buy. We are thankful for the tha given us and we feel confidel q our prices and our fair tree ma and steady customer. Come and see us. Your trade wili alwa and we will always do onr best to please yo W. E. Freeman "At the Old S8tand." Pit P. S.-Highest prices paid for chickens, produce, either cash or in trade. J.IMc D. Bruce, President. T HE- PICKENS PICKENS, SOUTH CARO CAPITAL { - - - PROFITS g- -- DEPOSITS - - - - - +5 Per Cent~Interest Paid On D .- Directors J. F. Banister, B. A. Hagood, W J. M. Stewart, I. M. Mauldin, ORGANIZED 1901. J. an-run~i, W. T. 0 LIBEI4 lidti - Dgepti - ---- DIRECTORS. F, B. MORnAN, W. T. O'DELL, J.,N- MOR($AN, J. OARTER, Accounts of Meidhants, Farmers, Firme, and .Individua Seed are always I). two qualities ul gardner. SEED. or your Garden Jo. Pickens, S C & Co., AL MERCHAN iliiinery, ware etc. y best the market we know we can no use for us to ct it-all we want uit we don't ask t has already been dity of our goods, ke of you a friend is be appreciated kens, S. (C. eggs, and country .M. Mauldin, Cashier. B ANK LINA. 20,532.00 150,000.00 sposits-:. .M. Hagood, J. McD. Bruce. j. P. Carey, H,. C. Surnk., (Jashier. NK, ;25,000,00 s,000,00 H1. C. SJte -~ J. P. SM la anticited. i