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HE 1IftIS N -N f N1IL= Entered April 23, 1903 at Pickens, am second claSH urnt ttr ,,,der net of Congress of Mtr(;l 3, 1879 VOL. XXX V,__ ICK__ S_ SOUTH GART H , H"ui' D y, i'f 4, I907. .:. RESPONDENTS. al 1 wee-educst+-de1 negro , Who is no above his stationi in lifr, ad11( is d,iein ai noble work as a I er. His wlhit friends wish hi wen hvi Itis cIho. field and would be glad to see hin re-elected as principal of the colore< school here, for thery betlievo he is th< right man in the right place. Easter, with its hard.boilod eggi accompaniiment, has come and gone which reminds us of the following ancient jingle: "Maria- ate ten eggs, and so did Mist Nellie, And both hurried home with a pain in her -; Now don't get excited, and don't b< misled Each dear little girl had a pain in her head." Only Two Mtllion Dollars. "A little matter of ot.ly $2,000,00( doesn't amount to much one way of the cther."-E. H. Harriman. Only. $2,000,000! Merely a wisp of hay lo stop up the crack in a window, To keep the wind away; Certainly not worth counting, A paltry little sum, That isu't enough to distinguish A well-to-do from a bum. Only $2,00,000! A measly, miserable wad That wouldn't pay for the water In a good Kentucky tod; Simply a sign of the spirit To moisten the thirsty tongue; & erely a fleeting nothing More than a smell at the bung. Only $2;000,000! Homes for a thousand or more, Or clothes for two hundred thonsand Or food for a million poor. Only $2,000,000! Gee! what a little stack, When you come to learn Of the limitless yearn Of a Harrimaniac! -[W. J. Lampton. Be a Booster, Do you know there's lots of people Settin' 'round in every town, Growlin' like a broody chicken, KI:ockin' every good thing down; Don't you be that kind of cattle, 'Cause they nin't no use on earth You just be a booster rooster, Crow atnd b ost for all you're worth. If ypour tow)~n needs hoostin', boost her, Don't hold back to waMit and see [f some ot her feler's willin';, Sail right ini, tIe co)untry's free. No ono' got a i'i' taage on it, Itsyours just 's much as his; [f your towu is shy of boosters, You get in the boostin' biz. If things udon ' seem jutvd to kuit you, And the- wvold seems kinder wrong, Whlat's the matter with a boost,in' ,Just toe help the1( thinug along? 'Cause if you should st'p a goin' We'd be in a sorry plighth You just keep that horn a-blowin', Boost 'er with aill yourt might. --Ph,ihi. Inquirer. Roosevelt Luck. 11 eleasied from jail, former Senato) Burton says that Presidenft Roose velt is a hypocrite; that otheir seniat ors are just as guilty as he is; tha he isn't guilty; thait federal j (dge ought to be elected; that he bems nii reseintmentL for his wrongs; that hei going to p)ublish a magazinie aii' "spealk" presumably upon the pla0 form. Not the least of "Roosevel luck" is the president's luck in ge t.ing the right sort of enemies. -[No' York World. Jo All the' oAl De!Pe-ru-na Mrs. Geo. U. Vorstell, 1l Iiver I "I trust that no one will think for any cause only to ldt sufferer many ailments. ? "I can truly say I have been n feel better than I have for two y for pelvic troubles. . "I have taken medicine from t I began taking Peruna I could s sbottle it was doing me good Cold Developed Into Catarrh. Mrs. N. P. Lawler, 423%4 N. Broady Pittsburg, Kas., writes: "Peruna is a sovereign remedy catarrh. Last spring I caught a se cold which developed into a seriousc of catarrh. I felt weak and sick could neither eat nor sleep well. "A friend who had been cured of tarrh through the use of Peruna advi me to try it and I did so at once. I pected help, but nothing like the w derful change for the better I obser almost as soon as I started taking it, "In three days I felt much better z within a week I was well. I contini taking the entire bottle and within i weeks I was in fine health. Perun, a wonderful medicine.'" Catarrh of the Bowels. Mrs. Maggie Durhin, 1332 North Little Rock, Ark., writes: "I was troubled for five years wit chronic disease. I tried everythin heard of, but nothing did me any gc Some doctors said my trouble i catarrh of the bowels, and some F consumption of the bowels. Ono do( said lie could cure me; I took his mi cine two months, but it did me no gc "A friend of inio advised ime to Peruna and I did so. After I had tal two bottles I found it was helping so I continued its use, and it has cu me sound and well. "If anyone wants to know w Peruna did for me if they will w to me I will answer promptly.'' Palis in the Side. Mrs. Julia Braxton, Apollo, writes: "Peruna has cured me of heart t: blo and pains in the side. "A year ago I was expected to dii zny timo, and the doctor was someti called at two o'clock in the morni B But I am thankful to say that I do not have to send for a doctor now. "Since I have used your Perun you advised me, I am well and ablh do all my housework. "I have all the faith in the world Poruna as it cured me and I know t it will cure others. "I cannot praise Peruna enough what it has done for inc." Stomach Trouble. Miss Anna Carsten, Clayton, I writes: "Your Peruna did inc so much go "1 am feeling so well now and h no trouble with my stomnach." s!EarnestlyC mld, Cushur;, AV. Va., Writes: fromi this that I want my name in public s know where they may find relief from uch benefited by the use of Peruna. I ears. It is the best medicine that I know he doctors and found no relief- but when e that before I had finished & king the ray, for ere ase Rnd Ca sed ex 'on ved mnd ied ~wo %is 21 a MRS. GEO C.WORSTELL f el Odt. -' vas a aid,. P tor fe try (e ,Len me, - hat riteJ nolo ng. MRS.O.D.ROBINSON ' not t as Mrs. 0. D. Robinson, 43 St. Felix Sb., Bro to "I have taken Peruna and it did me mo treatment by special physicians. I can rE In person. No more swollen feet and lin hat abdomen. No more shortness of breath. You have no idea what your treatment hi for prolonged my life and made a iew o.oman "0, such a blessing I have received. thrc 11., the assistance of the medicine which you to work since I began your treatment, bul id. myself, much less work for any ono else. and his treatment." $15.0I By a Fi Schiomade Sri Don't envy the man ini a ne Done and knowth co And mere cofort i o h incomparable "Schloss"' Clo)tl p)ertcCt fit adl good qjuality ar characteristics, Concaved and perfect'1ly ro that simpjly can't break or sa; that wvill never lose its shap)e, finemnts of skilled tailor1in1 blothes, Best of all, they have an aim , tinction yu won't n in one . no muatter. how munch you pay. Ii,: -(.h L_ H~~ EIZin MI55 NETTtE E.BOGAR DUS iiss Nettie E. Bogardus, R. F. D. , Westfield, N. Y.,, writes: 'I have been a. great sufferer om sick headaches, but am now itirely free from that trouble. I we not felt so well in ten years i I do now. I would recommend eruna and Manalin to all suf rers. I will say, God bless Dr. artman and his wonderful rem lies." Stomach Catarrh. ils Julha lutler, R. R. 4, Appleton, is., writes 'For the past six years 1 suffered ti cntarrh of the stomach, eausing : of sleep anul appetite, with fro ent severe pains after eating. 'My sister advised mne to try Pornna. 'I took your treatment and my ap Lito returned speedily. 'I gained strength and flesh and am perfect heal t.h. I ant so thankful your medicine i done Inc so much good." oklyn,.N. Y.,.writes: re good than all my two years' -ally say that I feel like another abs. No. more bloating of the No more stiff and sore joints. Is done for me. It certainly has eof me. ugh your kindness, doctor, and so kindly prescribed. I am able before I was not able to help All praise is due to Dr. Hartman Spring Suit-get ifort of wearing it. only feature of our ies;-style, grace, a among their other undied shouldecrs, a Sandl a coat-front are some~ of the re .you find in these. of fashionab)le dis suit in a hundrede-. .0ro,isvllE14. U FROM OUR COR Hazel Happenings. Uear Sentino:-1 will try and give you what news I can get up. Farmers are tuoving aroUnd thest beautifUl (ay's, -putting ill guano. plauting.Corn, etc. Little Mle, the two-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Winchester, is very sick with pneumonia. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Colds and grip are prevalent in this section. Ye scribe went over to Greenville on the 20th ult. and was made to wvouder at the rapid growth and bus iness of the city. Mr. Daniel Winchester has his mill in fine .trim and ready to uerve his custom. A flourishing Sunday school has been organized at Antioch, with Mr. .R. P. Prince as superintendent. M. S. What J. D. Moore Has to Say. Tou know my sentence was $225, Tho' some of my friends were still alive; they went down in their pockets,that made me laugh When they came out with almost half. I had four or five foes who wanted me to the chain-gang go, But my friends said "No, it will not be so." Such friends in need are friends in deed, and will never be forgot ten by J. 1). MoORE. -Closing Exercises of Colored School. The closing exercises of the Pick ens colored graded school was held Friday night. John I. Miller, the principal, has labored faithfully for live months to inculcate the right kind of knowledge and education into his charges; how well he has suc -ceeded was demonstrated Friday night. John deserves much credit for his patience and painstaking .teachin;. The exercises were rather lengthy but not wearisome. There were 26 regular numbers on the pro gramme, one special number, and two encores. The programme con sisted of songs, dialogues, recitationa, speeches and drills. All of the se lections were well rendered; the vari-' ous parts were well carried out; the pieces well chosen and much study given to the proper delivery of them. Vh Polo, the fan drill, the scarf drill lad the prize declamation are deserv a.:g of special mention. The exer eies were held in the church and it v,as filled to ovet flowing wvith atten. tivo antd wvel-behaved patrons and spettors0. Prof. Miller, wvho had sent ou t s4pecial invitations to the white citizens of the town, reserved one wing of .the church for their' special . bonei(it, andii it taxed him to his ut mosI)t to seat all who came. The talk by Miller, at the close of the exercises. was a good, logical one andu st1aight from the shoulder. He VJ)oke of educating the head, the bonrt and the hands, and pr4ovedc conlusllively thmat the upliftinug' and SaIlvation'l of the nogro race lay in t heir attending t.> their ownvt busi njess, keeping off thu sreots, staying away from the. North, where they comuld do nothigg hnit ''ling hash,"' following honest work and ,keeping the friendship of thei white peole. IfI the i)~supl of his race .will take his words to heart, followv his example and heed his precepts there will be no need for them to gi hungry, half.. clotheCd, or "(10 time" on the chain .lohni is a broad, liberal-minded