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Pickeis Setil ul-JOllrlal PUBLIHIIIED 'VF+IY TIIURSDAY MORNINo. ' --BY The Sontinol-Journal Company. TLOMPSON & RICHEY. Pnors. J. l.. O. 'CIIUAMPSON, EUITOlt. Subscription $1.00 Per Annum. Advertising Rates Reasonable. Enterod at Pickens Fustoflmce as Second Olass M'ail Matter PICKENS, S. C. : THURSDAY, MAY 2 1907. Echoes from Winthrop College. Field Day was observcd hero April let. Exercises very interesting. The judges were Miss Austel, of Converse college, Miss Cooper, of Presbyterian college, Columbia, and Miss Powell, of Winthrop. The Junior class won the cup, which is to say they are the best atblotes m school. The Sophomores oasket ball, so they now hold atiful college banner. Ar tnd his oval Venetiau band wore here rtentl3. '?'bir enf tainment was one of the most attraq. tivo on our Star course this year. There was a soprano soloist with the company. We enjoyed some grand imusio. Another recent entertainment was a lectu e by (orge Vincent, of Chi cago University. This is Dr. Vi' - cent~ second ct14 oi u here. He is a great favorite with us. The Winthrop Literary Societ,y gave it play, "Lovo and Pride," rce cently. We vre proud of our socie ties, and atppn.cialtte the int erst whieb i- tatken in tiem1 b,v otiir friend. The play was a grand success. This soci etv gavl, a p1b'ie oting Satiuy evening. '.lThO l)t)glitO vas an inl terosting one. Tile usiic aiwas very good, and the qui vive was one of the witt;est we have lad. M ituch of it 11s inl <ri;-;inatl vere. The advl tied ciass in Germ ii gave the )lly, "Eigensioiin," receitly. There w(ere som1e pr'C ty tabkau, represen; itig r(ltituao liit, given inl connectioi with the play. TIl.o aniniot irecetltion given by tlie Jimior clasti to the Seniors wa. given .Aprii .15. The1( Dvidson Coileg- or. ,chestra and( G lee (el)b gave a coincert. Th'ie Davidson Senuior andl Junior elaslses weore here. Rlather a1 no(vel feature ait a \Vint.hro.p re*cepti.! The auditorium w~as d'coraltedj in thej Senior colors-black aind old1 gold. Ini the hail on third floor, where re, ,freshments were served, the dee >ra tionls were (dark groeen and creami, the colo)rs of the Junior class. A tiny green and1( cream autograp)h book was given to (each one present in which to have inscribed the anttograph of all the "interesting people" one muet These books were numbered, anid servedl as.matching- cards for partners to the concert and to dlinner. Our Y. WV. C. A. givos a birthday party onlce a~ monthI, inviting all the girls whIose birthday is in that mont hi. La1st month the feature of the parIt., was the in.pi rsonationj of books. Al who were invited were asked to rop) :resenit a b)ook. The1 costumes were nove!, and many of them wero very'1 beautiful. Some interosting oneos were "Pilgrim's P'rogrtess," "Voice of the People," "Not Like OLQer Girl.,' "WVanted, ai Mat ch- Maker," "Theii. I leavenly Twi,s,'' "Two) i ttJie (on , federiate..,"''' "innaejio broti," a fji E the. nexAt one, whticht is I. be a hon I paty Von the campus~i. Th le Jumiiom- tant Stto4l:~i gun i rect icing for the aisy Cla1 drill, u biich reminds ui that Junel i comingo d tt'a s acation! Wm V e hlI ;bi ani'itshout aind sini" Six mn' w<.ek; of fri bulation. Then thle h)eil n1 > more' wil ring Rinig to ca.i iis up at daylig.ht, Thent to hna k fast -hr t oo soon. - Ring for chapA, and c>)ltiniue V but relief to- know, dear people, h'lat we'll mise its doleful, call, Ringing from the college steeple "Come to exams., one and all'" But wr love it, and w%ill nu11ts it., We shail long soon to return, But, just now we w ant the home fo kp, For vacation days we .yearu. Three short months -they are the bri.fest Ct the year, you must agree; But in them are all the chiefest Joys we ever hope to see. We are coming-cowing soou! Do you hear our shout of joy? We are coming, and are happy-. Happy as a "barefoot boy." LITTLE GIRL IN BLUE. A Plot Against Oklahoma. An interesting story comes from Washington, by the way of Nqw York. It is tI the effeet that, for par tisan political reasons, Oklahoma may be kept from enjoy ing the full rights of statehood until after the next pretidential election. The sitory, w;hiob was first, given in a press dispatch (d &)a New York Tiwe, i's im follows: S fnspiry, En! wlhich splktt (tnnou is the most prominent tig ure, to keep Oklahoma out of the Union until after the next presiden tial election, in spite of the law pass ed by the fifty-ninth congress admit ting her, is under way, and President Roosevelt has been asked to join it: it. "O.lahomta is the biggest, of the western states, aside from California, and has the geantest electoral vote of any of th'm. She is entitled to two se:natora and(l five represen)tatives, which would give her seven votes in th0 e.ct,ral college. It is quito with iin the ronge of possibhility; that her vote taty decide the next. preside): tiul elteti,n. "Whs the deml:tl:t Cratts swept Ola: hi lt:; lastt" tear it wus a frightful c" ek t) the reptul)lcal leaers. The viti p>>, ther le-W tltate tis suel: in .pratie uhu u as M is'ssh .. sulhcn e. A good nt)myt of themil )art. iNu of de ieating UBrv ant next ye 'ar i olt-s l, os ev,lt" is th:e clnli (dle. There were it )aaumber of1 co'l. ttrolices :tt which the Watth word wis, 'Oklahoa iim st he kept out of the IJUion at any coYi.' "'ipeaker' Ca'.non was1t easily enlist ein t his conspir*acy, for the rason that. he all along has bween opposed to state*htod, and didi his be)st, to prevent the passalge of the act " This is a very interesting story, and( important if' tiue. And we have ,mn idea that there may' he somie:thing ini it. The8 record of the r'epublican party is that it tries t- win at any coat. If the rep)ublican manag'-rs think the result of the next p)residential (lee tion wvill be in any donh1t thit state of Oklahoma miay lhok out for squalls. -Anderson Mail. A Car<d TLhis is to certify that all druggists naI e authorized to refund your money if Fo ley's Hloney and Tiar fails to enro your congh or cold. It stops thel cough, heals thme lungs and1( prevents serious rel suits from ai cold. Cures Ia grippe congh and prevents pneumania atnd consump tion . Contains no opiautes. The Gen m inc is ini a .yellow pacekage. Refmuse sub stitutes. Parkins Pharmacy, Liberty, and1( Pickens Drug Co. lIo 1 '. 'id)40111g resuilta from (chroItiI!eco!stipa:tion.1 whi 1h1 is quickly enrled by Dri. King's New Lite 1' . '', 7 10'' relllOlrve all p0iAo110IH gt*rnmis fronii the11 )ysteri) 4)33(l itif tise lew life a111, ing or wI:a~lfort. 25.-, Gauaranteed b,y* I '-kensi l)ru. Co. AND C ?OR'T YNz ~WITH ~ 9 rn (ONSUMPTION Price rui UGHiS and 60c & $1.00 Slurest and Quickest Cure for all " ThROTaund _LUNG TROUI.. 'TIl UL (U E E_N Quality Sh fashion leaders o They have been awarded Gold tions and, in fact at every exposition ways awarded the Gold Medal. Wl with any other shoes that you can fin the prize. The snap and style is so parison; made in all shapes and in a] a few of the leading styles we are sh Gun metal, Blucher, Oxford, 3 1 Style 4o6-Pat. Colt Ribbon BI large eyeIett, ribbon lace, 14-8 Cuba Style 206--4 button pat. colt o: less pat. colt vamp and tip, 14-8 Cul Style 426--Patent colt 3 hole Bi patent colt vamp and tip, large eyele We also carry several styles at $ Queen Quality for women, Crosset I footwear for the whoie amii,. V) unless it combines wearing qualitieg. Drop in 9nd see these lines: of H EATH=BRI Leaders in Low How a Saves You Money HE way to tigure the cost 1 wagon, a carriage, a buggy harness Is to figure the ccl/ per year as use it. If a farin wagon, for example, that cc lasts 20 years and retquires only $2 repair you of that wagon is 3.10 a year. If another wagon costs only $50, and la and requires $10 worth of repairs, the cost to you is $6 a year, at least. Which is the cheaper? * * * There is no doubt about the /as//n,r qualities of Studebaker wagons, car nages and harness. It's the material that goes into thm-plus the way they are inadec. Studebaker farm wagons have a deeper than others, made frotm selec Black I-I ickory--air-dr/ied fron 3 to 5 N The axles are also re-nforced ' bar of steel running from the heel to the other. The Studebaker Patent T -are made from cast ir on bavy verse strength of over 3,000 pi Go tot) Heath Bru4 Pick4 CiTATION. S 'ATEU 01" SOU '(l CAROf)dNA,, Cunaity oft Pickenis By JT. II. Newb'uiry. Probhate JIudge. Adinistr,tlion ofi the estate and eWems~ of Jo F. Smiith . heeare thierefore to fei'* iad aidmuoi creditoriS of t he nail JIob I" 'imith. ol ceiased", limit. tbey be and1( app)hear beforie mei, mi the Couirt of P'robtei to be h,i 1d aot Pier.gs on thc. 9th dlay of Maiv hnxt,~ aftter pubtl icattoni hereof, at. 11 o'e!loIk in thew forenjoon, to sho w cauism, it aniy they have, whly the said Adiijra uton shioul d not he grantedt. G1V)ivn uner miy handi( t his, thle ')th day.', of A pril, A 1)) normni 1907. J1. P. P'. 0. C IT AT ION. STAT E1 Oh' SOL'! CA ITh), o'f Admhiniit iat h -n1 --lte <ahe mi(at If T es ar theri isr( , b',laa i a n a crochitors of th.-.' id 'irs. ' ,h lib anyIii it ha 'o '.'iE '' !a ita F P oes please women v f America and Euro Medals at Paris, Buffalo, Chicago ar where stylish footwear competes, ( y? The reason is easy to find. Co c and you will readily see why Qeei far ahead of the common shoe that 1 leathers, with the new short vamp; owing this season: iole ribbon tie welt sole with tip 12 ucher Oxford, Fifth ave. shape, welti tm heel. Price $3.50. cfords, Fifth ave. shipe, welted sole, :an heel, custom grade, $3.50. lucher Piccadilly shape, welted sole, ts, ribbon tie, 12-8 heel, Price, $3. o2.50 for your stylish footwear. We or men and Kriders for children. ( will not handle a shoe, no matter wh ood stylisll ftti ik sh6ds. JOE-MORRO Prices ard Stylish Footw o you of a square inch --25n greater tha or a set of menuts of thi* Untited States G< probably 5o% greater than the long as yocu The Studebaker hubs are lai nishing a p)roper foundation foi nsts you $60 are treated with a secret solutio s, the cos/ to to their weather resisting yuali The Studebaker slope-shoul ts 10 years, greatest impr1otvem11en1ts ever m carry ing the i; into the hub. ' See the other spokes a Studebaker eiree Ag''ent Ans th -.... Aby feature-i-no the durability des 34 inch Studebaker is overlooked. Led butt-cut I)o you wonder that it lasts? -ears. Do you wonder that it is the - Lh a special tation behind it? of one skein You cannot afford to bu a .when you can get the bcst for s russ Skeins It is poor economy to be co ing a trans- ing out money for rep)air bills. unds to the .:Get a Studebaker and save lie Studebaker Agent me & Morrow Company mns, South Carolina. Dorwt &uff all night long from t neulia. or rheur Sloa.re Lirintei kills the p in --quie nerves anid inducee At allI dealers. Price 25c 5 Dr Ea~rl S. Sloaix, BostoR,i /ThC ;Th pe, c C[1. a,: exposi )ueen Quality is al mpare Queen Quality 1 Quality always gets there is really no com . The following are S heel. Price $3. A sole all patent colt dull calf top seam gun metal quarter, want to shoe you )ur specialty is stylish at the style may be. ear. n the require vernner t - and rlii' xgon, .er-fur . Thcy :atly adds -one of the 1 building ;int of wood -oteI where ..nted roundl( and cold-set. y never loosen. Mint by point--featore :hing that will add to tud long life of the vagon with a repu "cheap" wagon, a little. ustantily pay .loucy. oothache S ts the rFERED~ h at m1:0i (or omnd pr- ha if indene'nw pra I -. liO g d 'i i ids tiin u 'it. iI Ill i nihiv I guni tted.I I a > I) n ot ris *8lrkin ('hou e ,I l r