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IN" I . For the jast Our stock is larg( tions, Clothing, S Pickens. DRESS GOO The handsomest lin~e we pecially strong, everything in b ass Mohairs, Eolienes, Worsted to see the line of Pannama clot] 3c and 40c the yard. Our white goods can't be inis i 5c to 50c the yard. Linens, Lawns, Persians, 1\ pIces. Large assortment of Lace SDry Goods are advancing the advance in price and will g CLOTHU Big shipments being receih Spring suit till r - stock is bro FOL Sole agents foi Sewing Machfines Shoes All winna S e i g M c ieSo s l l nCa ll fo r B 3u tte r i A wiso ntri) slants tll before ho runs out of t'ilk. ilaria Ilallui. eolored, died at LIib ert3 ;ed (3 years. ' >-(xcept when a mtnar to explain why ab;! T -y in VII Istreet hasl$ lhrO m any S(COndi-hail autc V marke:(t. Mr. and Mrs. I Hci bert Parsons, of Liberty, ViSit(l Mr. and Mrs. 13 F. P'arsonis ini Pi(kens8 1bist w%4ek. Of conus. Senator Burt.on wvillI try to get evenI withI the yi-osident, but his jail record is a disadvantAge. Advocates or home indus-triesar not always inidustrious when they are at home. Thre business men of P'cikens are baving connect'ons put in prepar atory t.o lighting their places of busi fless with gas. Hon. Laban Mauldin and' wife, of Easley,. visited the latter's brother, Mr. F. M. RLogers, of Liberty, R. D. 3, Sunday. *Robert Earle Lewis, soni of Ma jor and Mrs. J. .J. Lewis, of Picons, who has been studying pharmacy and who has just comnpleted a three years course in the South Carolina Medical college in Charleston, has been elect ed valedictorian of his class. There are twenty-three graduates in the class, one of whom is a woman.I Earlk's friends in Pickens are highly pleased with his success and the honor conferred upon him. We aire verny glad1 to see that t,he case against Sheriff Jonnings, for 'allowing prisoners to oeapte," as was stated in sonme of the papers at, the time, was sat isfaecrily adjuIstedl at thme last termi ' -oirt inl Greenville. It rmn was 'ised wrongfully' sher ifll had been allowi: rs8 "jail bounds," atndl I at thei rders of the( nmen(Ot. '"'[he moluntinfiI rouight - orth a mlouse." SF h we have be ;r and better seleci hoes, Hats and Gei DS! .DRESS GOOL lave ever shown, in black goc lack and fancy Voils, Cassimere: s, Crepe De C and Henriettas. i we are showting in all colors, 3 ;urpassed--everything in mercer lainsooks, plain and mereerized I and Embroideries all grade at daily but our entire stock was bo D at the old prices. TG! CLOTHING!! red almost daily. Don't put off L ken. ..GER, ~1 M I'v'itchell W\agons, JIorse Shoe Cloth ~rs. Ck P'atter.ns. One of the Ihings a mau cats't on derstand is why his c0 oeuies have. any btientds. Win a woman 1pa'1S a mlalt n a, cm p1im,cut. he expects it. to -1e, rutu ruei wit b1 cr ploundct inteI est. Ii''. P , Rogrk, NJf fihert , 1 I). ), lias treatel his dl w.lhinag to a nev coit (if patiat, which adds Im .chi to its atl ptent"ace.. A mo .lieal scientist has found ont that i human soul weighs just in e outnee. We/ su~ppose it is owinig to About the only3 thinug that will no(w inducIle the president to run will be)I the inttimation that lht- feet were too cold for a ince with Mr. Bryan. Perhap one reaon the rilroads object to lower passenger rates is that they will have more damwage suits t.o paty, because they wvill carry and kill more peopb,1 President Smith, of ,the Mormon church, is out in an interview str ,ng ly denouncing polygamy. The comn bination of hiigh pr es anid the E 'ster . season wr.8 entirely too much for t'ne oh g! ow Chicago dispaltches say that a < change is to be made in the sub- < treasury. Some change is nieeded to 1 fill up the hole made when $183,000 I was abstracted from the sub-treasury I not long ago. A young womanlf in] New York ruin ed her Easter hat anid gown in saving a boy from dlrowing. In addition I to awardling her a med 1, t be Ca rnei. gie commliission should se e t.hat shte I gets the fi nest hat ataol gownon ti Ihe I mallrket. to Edgar Allbo Poe t hat will e, st $5,000. .It is t,o bie d ohtbl it lhe living Poe ever sa1w thisx mnehil IIliI.y. Wi't ot6( Itei nther uhfa li nuruslha hado asked1 for breado andiu they gav"e himii ai ht(ine? Still,i isI well to make Iiiind( s ini the~ late rem orne of loive iindt u eiaj'U* Litin. 3n receiving dai] ed than ever befb it's Furnishing 0 S . All the $6.oo, Suits >ds we are pants, 5oc t Pannam. brated Hors Don't fail the money. 6 to 40 in, ized waist Our sh sell the best Satiste at all for men, wc good as the all prices. Furnitt ught before lots. It is of furniture Hardw Harness an take ten tim >uying your ?you money, always get t ~HORN Chase City Bugg ing, IaIawes $8 IL Sweet milk is 30i p -r g;ll), milk 'out of sigh1,'' IiteI'al Ily, lnld ,gs bI)ng sa'ed* for Settilg. We hatv ) t(;1e lettU,;e 11ndi uni m11i until we balk at a reuspot oi tm ro t"I ,id1e; and still it freezes. - -[_ rinm e I Factory ''e editor's c(relesnles) is respoi iiIle for our' "Hilir.' L'cals th)is week, Se'accid ntaly knock-d two gali. t'f the ro('k intc) t hl"c middle ot next Xeec, w1'hen it. was too Ilto to g(, it ip againi -[Fr and33 31( Fuctory' He* viii please iniform 11 what "br)tuIam(I je hadic been 1usin3g. A Kasnsas womIlan senither hu:sbanud C) th13. tore to1 boy somQ pie0 pans), irst showing him) one4 of the~ old ones8 .8 a sample. 11e retnenestd an1d told ecr he) was* unab1le to 111nd anty of the ind she wanited There were lo ts of right onesci, he said*, buit n1o black nes, h!ke the samWple. An exceptionally odd reason for livorce has~ been presented1 to a Pit urg court. Trhe wife in the caseO was petite and1( t hin -fashion,ably 'hin -whten she0 was married. But fot owing the ceremion~y the begaln to aIke on ilush. After a wvhile she be ame pos ).*itive3ly fat. ThIe 1hsbad Leelared1 that there was so much of er t hat he conidn11't love it allI, where ore he begged to b*e excused from ovin tall . hyms asd S3. C. ~lggrs4t*ff w*as in town Wed Idle3y. He~ any s hei hais a lot of peach rees* dh in*g withI 1 bl age whiieb have doomed(* e'very ve( ir' b n3 hav3 e not >ornoI* a peahl, frost! havIig killed hei ver y1' yearI 3' 1* no0w is prIo ps. .g to gr i~*I is p. eb*es 'o willow viiri and*~ stand Ht;lhe fro4 ASt, thlere. ers*taf :~Is an3 enthoiiisic ( and sne rouisly that lhe is at luI I.r * . ine t iihtn in ig b)ugs I l1 inm i' Ia 11he iilht worl< all night. I rol* aind GOO y large shipren re. Our stock of oods is the larges1 latest styles and pattern, suits for youths $2.00 to $12.00. Me o $6. Odd coats, 50c to $5. e Shoe brand of clothing the b SHOES! SHOES oe trade increases every year bE shoes that money can buy. 0 men and children. Remember Battle Axe, Godman, Zeigler, I ire, Stoves, Ranges, Buggies, St mn easy matter for us to save you buy. are, of every description, Sewi Saddlery. Anything, everyth es the space we have to tell yot on, but come to see us and be c he best merchandise manufactu L EY& 'ies, Iron King St its, Boyden, Wal: Easley, Route 5, 'T'ho recehlnt cold weather has ii jured the varly- vegetation and fru very biad;y. Mrs. Garlield Lc:sley is very sic fit this writing. Mrs- Acker and daiugter, Mi. Lizzie, of Anderson, are visiting re atiyes ill our Conatuuuity. Mr. Willio BBllentine, who is ii the etuploy of the Kin,ball musi house in (reeniville, spent~ Saturda; nigh1t and Sunday with homefolks. M~r. ,John llagsdale, who is the efli cien ail 111 car rier on our route, hai beeni very 'ick for the past week. IMr. A. J. WVelborn is erecting very' beautiful cot.tage on his farui an will move there with hise famih1 wVhen it is comle)ted. Rtev D) W. Hiott p enched a very interestine anstd in,strnctive sermonl at Fairview Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Pool is visiting her mother, Mrs. R F. Wyatt this week. Mr. Robert League spent Sunday with hi3 sister Mrs. iR. F. Lesley. Obituary. April 2d, Mary Malinda Winches ter, aged 2 years, 6 mos. 'and 3 days, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. W in chester, elosed her eyeos t:> the dear oVes of earth to awake in the image of Jeas. "Little May" -vas a very bright, child anid of gentle dispasition. S he wak al most idolizqd at hiome~ and much loved1 by all who kne1(w her Wht greait love thle FaIthir hmh I shown for hiei! To' take her in ther purity fromn a land of Hini and~ Horrow to a hecavent of peace(3 anid love! F2re sinl could b)lighit or sorrow fado1 Ikact h en'Te withI fronidly care; Th'le openIing bud(11( t eaiven conveyed, The1( lovely bud so young, so fair C.alk.d forthl by (early doom; .Just enmo to shiow~ how sweet a flowei Inip ( naaiae could blonm. ODS ts of new goods. Dress Goods, No ever brought to for children, all sizes, 75c to n's Suits from $3 to $20. Extra We are sole agents for the cele st fitting clothes on earth for f SHOESl!!I cause it is a known fact that we <fords in all colors at all prices that there are none quite so Walkover and Boyden. irries and Wagons in car load ou o per cent on -very piece rg Machines, Belting, Trunk3 ing, with prices right. It would i of half the things we can save onvinced that at this store you red for the money. Co., oves, New IIore over and Zeigler 'The interment took )lieo at An. tioch 1 aptist chnrch the day folltw ing. I'un)1(ra11 serviees were e,." ducted by R('v. 11 P. MI rphree. We wo"(ul1d eomml(llen(I the parents t, Him liwho sgyi, "y' gra-e is a8ih cient for thee." May you be enabl:(I s by thal grace to sa1y "''hy will L dIone." EnlIUre yor ollebaC)stenl.ig a wviso childlren. "Whoml thle L,-1 loveth He chaistenetii." 'joie ieti you have a treasure in hevn "Little May," we'll often miss thee, In our lfamily circlo here; -But somne day we will caress theo In that Hun ny 1land( so fair. Seeing through the glass but dimly More of thee we may riot kn,ow, While wo're wanm'ring.here 21. pilgri1t TILhrough the wilern)ess blow. But we trnRt our' darling's wvatchinmg Fromx her bright celestijal home, Asking daily of her Sa Vior', "Is mfy fppa and mammalDl comef' Blessed Jesus, may y'ou keep her In yonr loving arms1 so 'dear, Until Bshe hear the sentenice, "Your' papa aud mammna's bore." Don.S.KAssia 'MonPmuii. Datn .0., A pril 17. Notice of Trustee Election , Pikens, S9. (O April 15th, .1907. .The votera of each1 000 scoldstr'ict with - Sthe county are hereby requested to meet at the school house of their respec.. tivo districts, on SatuIrday, May 11th for' tile purpose of electing three trustees to serve for a term ot two years. The Boar'd of trnstees are hereby mppointvl mfanagers of said election. In case a trusiteo cannlot erIve) thle other two mnay appinlt 80ome 0110 ill his place; all per 80218 re.9i(hilg witin the dlistrict that am. l igibIle to ai vote inl the primary electionc re2 ttitled to ai "oto. .l'The election, wilhl he held at aibert 'v mI the store~ of tihe L.ibty, Cloth ingf an214 Shoe Co., for Six Mli le di st rict at Si Mile church, inminediately m'fter preah . mng. Polls to open~ at 1 :30 p. mn. ami1( el at 5:00 p. im. By order of the come.t board of edumcation,. Ji. T1. 1Idlum, Tmmnuediamtely after' the election u clerk of the b oard i. requnested to sen wI the result anaI d al papers to tis ouiml Foley's Kiney Care suakcs kidneys and blndder .r4:(e