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From Spencer Idaho. Spencer, April 24.--: will give your rdaders a few dots from the range of the Rookies where the bum lamb takes the lead. The farmers are all letting the twister down and everything points to the most prosperous year that we have ever experienced in Idaho. Al kinds of fruit looks favorable. The high mountains are still covered with from two to four feet of snow which will furnish plenty of water for irri gation purposes. Stock of all kinds wintered well here, especially sheep, and they have been on the range since March 17th, all doing well. The range is the finest we over saw at this season; all the bum lambs look like stuffed toads. We can tell a sheep man as far as we can see him; he looks like one ear was gone, but it is not gone, it is only hid with a grin; wool is 25 cents a pound and most of the ewes have twin lambs. The season is well advanced now and most of the farm land is in good condition. Beet planting is well on and an immense crop is expected. The creeks and rivers are rising fast caused by the melting snow on the mountains. On all corners we see cards that read thus: "Men wanted, to farm, haul lumber, work in beet field or herd bum lambs; wages, $40 to 60 a month and board. We now have several lickens county boys here at Spencer: Paul Ligon, Ivy Kelley, Chas. Alexander, Thos Lynch, Pistol Jack and Rocky Mountain Sai, all are with ti bum Iambs anid all are proud to be in this prosperous counirv. We ba:e had several let ters of inquiry the last month from the readers of the Sonti nel-Journal, wanting to know when is a good tine to land in Idaho. We will say to them through the Senti nel-Joirnal, if the editor doesn't kinck, 'that when the heart gets right to coine West any day in the year is a gocd timi,e to comin here The w"ate' is good and the people are healty, and there are no snakes here unless you get to() much bouzo. Ve know of several young"men wanting to come 1Nist, but they must first get their hieart5 right and say here goes, for I am boo ud to Seet John Tiglanu When two Virginians Meet. The lirst thing t wo Virginians (10 when they meet~ is to take a mint ,ju lop together. They next talk kini. If they are strangers to one another the first regnisite is to locate and thus idlentify each other; then they take another julep. Then the wild hunt for relatmonship begins and generally ends in establishing a cous ins~hip of from the first to the tenth degree of a marriage somew~here be tween 1650 and the present. Thea they take another julep, and t,be con. versation takes this turn and goes on for hours: "You say you are of the Rtandlphs of 'Curls?' " "No, but my mother was a Page. Her mother was a Burwell. My great-grandmnother was a Carry. My great-grandfather wias a Leue. My great-gr*eat-grat-ran)dmother61 was a Washingtoni, and my great-great great grandifather 'was a Randolph of Tuckahoe, and1, atn" --. "Hlere aiot her maint julep stops him.--Waishuington Post. In G reece t he nsual price of oliv'e oil is only about. 20 cents a quart at wholesale. W lien the yijeld is excep. tionally largew, pure oil is stl cheaper. * Lii This is to eertify that all druggists ame authorized to refun id your nioney if yo',. Joy's . lloy andt Tar fails to curo your cough or co0ld. It stop 'the i cough, heals thle Ilugs and preiven ts serious re-. suIts from a (olId. Cures Ia grippe olughi and predvenlts~1 peunia and ti( (colnup tioni. CJonta ins no otiat es. 'The Geu , inc is ini a N(elIOlow pckage. Rjefus' suIb itituteos. Parin is Ph armacy', L ib erty, and Piekens D)rug Con. FOLEYSiONATAR stons th. oou&dh and heal. 1ung,' Yussouf. A stranger came one night to Yus souf's tent, Saying, "Behold one outcast and in dread, Against whose life the bow of power ie bent, W ho flies and hath not where to lay his head; I colne to thee for shelter and fot food, To Yussouf, oalled through all our tribes, 'The Good '" "This tent is mine,'' said Yussouf, but no more Than it is God's; come in and be at peace; Freely shalt.thou partake of all my stOre, As I of His who buildeth over these Our tents His glorious roof of night and day, And at whose door none ever yet heard 'Nay."' So Yussouf entertained his guest that night, And, waking him ere day, said: "Here is gold; My swiftest horse is saddled for thy flight; Depart before the: prying day gro a bold." As one laup lights another, nor grows less, . So nobleness enkindleth nobleness. That inward light the stranger's face made grand, Which shines from all self-cou quest; kneeling low, He bowed his forehead upon Yus soul's hand, Sobbing, "0, Sheik, I cannot leave thee so; I will repay thee all this thou hast dune Unlto thtat Ibrahimn who slew thy t"ull. "Take Ihricie the gold,'' said Yus tutl', "for with theo Into th," desert, nevur to return, M ly tne bi lack thoughtt shall Il Itwaiy 11rom1 m e; I 'tO ur whoin by <il}y an to ghit I ye:arn, 13h11ltc a ld just ato all of (lod's Thou art :tieut tl, aiy fist-bl,rl; slep ill pelce." - - 11a1 S l" s'18e! Lowell. Doesn't Know it All. "WVinr. do you st ily at school, mxy lite Ilii?h'" "'Ildeedl! WA'hat can you tell mec aibou t C harlernague''' "Oh, sir, we have only got as far as Atlam and Eve."- -[fFiaaro. To A Bold Step. Toovereco the well-grounded and reasoniable objections of the more Intel ligenit to the use of secret, mnediinal comn pounds, Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Ruf falo, N, Y., seome time ago, dlecided to maiiike a bold departure from the usual course pursued by the makers of put-up medicines for do mestic use, and so has published broad eat, andl openly to the whole world, a full and compjlete list of all the ingredients entering into the compositIon of his wIdely celebrated medicines. Thus he has taken his numerous p)atrons and patients Into hIs full confidence. TIhus too lie has re moved his medicines from among secret nostrums of dIoubtful merIts, and made them Remedies of Kno it wnmpostfhlo. By this bold st(ep Dr. Pierce haos shown that his formulas are of such excellence that lie Is not afraid to subject them to the fullest scrutiny. Not, on.ly does the wrapp,er of every bottle of Dr. Pierce's Gioldlen Medicai I scover,t? the famousit med lcine for we.ak stomnach, torpid liver or hl1limosness and all vat arrhcal dlIseases whierever located,. have prited upon it, in Pluinl Engolish, a fu,ll and vornliete' list of all the itagredllients compijosin ~it, but a small book lhas bjeen comiipilt frotnm an-tos st anda rd moedicle works, of all thle dlifferent otis cxi.racts fronm tho writ ings of leuadinig pn'ruiIt ion ers of miedlicitne, endohrsinig in the 24trioiIet pi l,lcfuI terms,.t eac n dl ti2 e'ver V'iiM re cdIent, con2ta Iied in IDr. Piert'( 's 5 M- iiies Onc of these little bookils wi hi mii.ledi frio to ainy one1 seiniig aidduress 1n mo~t al etard or hy let ter, to lDr. (. V. P'ierre, lf lo,ht N. Y. andu rineuist ing t ho sarn. i-ro,nti s litt ic btotok it wrill ho learned tht. Dr. IPIire's nu,d.. ttemes etint olonino ih-ohol, Iiac, t iri. n rineral agoets or (it her ttoh,onttous or injurite,ius tit and1 that tey arte made fromt nt iv', it,cl.pi itil roo1 ts of reat itine; also tht. somei of the nti, vahltoable iingridleitmci m une it lir. I !itrji.s l'avite Prtesipitin for weiak, and dili ta:ted w<lnttin, were eitit ol,l lcng atost lng t heir s)tuatws. Iin fact, (tie of the i~~21Upositin of D r. P'1i.ee's PaaviitIe Piro "Sna9 l",,row to thei iianuis as of noa. c.1 " (Ounr knowledlgei of t uses5 odila hyw of ou nmost valuabile liuive ro As i ni iut s was~ cta ed frcom I he 111inians, ('(ssis, thle j! liito'edItii and et ,ro ettli lent reltil bIr it Prel'iserlt l "i it"s ti muost anIy funtc.tin5 foeultig till the wom-i proi (lapsus, 't orrct ing disla eenits, as5 nervcs and h u ln periods ta ninfgc stat hO health. S0 o ir\al houtjr a perfesaeo Cures Coughs, Colds, 4 and Lung Troubles. Prc Pickens Drug ( Business Locals. Notices of Sale, Wants. Swaps, etc, inserted in this Column at 6 cents per line for each insertion. Nothing taken for less than 10 cents. For Sale-A valuable upland farm with 6-room dwelling, barn and sta bles, 200 yds. from church, store ind school house. Address, B. 0. Jones, Greenville. or F. R. Moon, Liberty. Sugar and coffee at J. D. Moore's. Wanted, to buy 1,000 iens, 1,500 doz en eggs and all the roosters that we can get. W. E. Freeman & Co. Flour and meat at J. D. Moore's. Wben in Easley put up your stock at B. P. Martin's feed and livery sta ble. He also handles all kinds of feedstuff. 38-tf Muscavado and Portorica molasses at Craig Bros. Tobacco & can goods at J. D. Moore's. I will pay top prices in cash or trade if you will bring me your chickens and eggs. J. D. Moore. I would like to fill a limited number of bills for houses with first-class rongh lumber ht $1 per 100 at mill. 4 miles west of Pickens. A. W. Gravley, Route 3 Pickons. Bran, shorts and chops at Craig Bros, A few first class sewing machines, slightly used to be sold at grently re dueed prices. Also sewing machin'es re paired. Call at Craig Bros O. P. Knight. Notice to Debtors and Creditors Not lee is herelby given to all persons h,Ie ing eltirns nitnst the estale of Jlese ( 'renshrtt'a w lt eensed. that th"v mtiust tile the stntc with the unidersignei pruperly llPprove< on or hefore the first dtl (it :lay ticxI. r h,e hnrre<d. .I. .\. s'I'\\ \ r T. .\ay1.19(17-- I.xt,t, A CI;It'T'AIN CUItI; FO 4 aCI IIN(: Ii"El' .\11ett's I'Unt"I-1l Se. It ;~+wder,,"itires Tire<l..-\eh 11 . sw '8titt?. swo!b'ii feet. S11a1in, sent I-' . -: itrw il1Vr 10iot. .1,tttre"S. .\!ient S. <tlnitt! ,I.e tm, N 1 Land For Sale. \Vo h;tve 7,5011 aeres of lItntl for sale in I rtots o; from 200 to ],;500 acres i) I (ireene .o"'ity (h'orgia. This land is fertile mt I will Iprodulttce good cro)4s. We will "lie t th,' Ilrge tr.cts into smuall farmus 'nI1 give f:v' year pvt''ients with 111w fir st ( Iayriet ((ash. ['ie i81J0 to $*12.5) per aerte. For futher inftorma M4CO\DMONS & RET'D Greensboro, (h. Call on W. HT. Chasfain, R. F. D. 31, 5 miles 1North( of Pi()kens, if in) uneed of bunildmng himbe:r, oak or inei. All orders will ireceive prompt aittentioni. 81111111101s forl' elief. ST ATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, Pickens County. Court of Common Plea'. Suii' H-ester andl Blanche Messer, Plaintiffs, AGAINST. Matry E. Martin, Lettie Newton, Mattie Hester, Myra Lay Cox, Mrs. C. M. Martin, WV. V. Clay ton, Mattie Dickson, Lettie THot andl( Jessie Dobbins, Defendants, SUMMON~S FOR RELIEF (Complaint Served) To the defendants above named: YOU ARE H1ERE~BY SUMMONED andI requiredl to answer the comp)laint in this action, of which a c~opy 1s herewith served upon you. andr to servo ia copy of your answer to the sidt comp)laint on the subscriber at his office Pickens, South Carolina, within twenty da a of the service hereof, exclusive of the day of suchl service; and if you fail to an swver the complaint within the time aforesatid, the Plalintiff in t his action will apply to the enu trt for the r'elief de ma~nded in tis~ complaint Dated March 21st A. D). 1907, A .J. Bioggs, C. C. P. Julius E. Boggs, To Mrs Lette Newon:h1ff s A tt/y. 'Tako notion th at thle stunnon and ~it c'omiplainit ini t his nlot.ionl were liled ini the Clerk's office on t.he 21st day3 oIf March. 1907, a nd, thei 1 oje)ct of this ilo tioni is to pattitLion the landi( (dscribed in thet comiph~iint and1( not personl claim is made aga ist you. Juliuis P1. B')ggs. Pl"fs Atty. Notice, The IirutenC electii for Six Mile school district hais b ieen changed from May 11th to May 18th. Polls oponi at 2 p. m . and close at ~ p. mn. Elctioni to be0 hold att schiool house. By ordeor (of the county Board of Education. 30apr2t R. T1. lallumn, Sec. and Chrm. ,roup, La Grippe, Asthrma,' wents Pneumonia and Consui ompany, Pickens, Parkeu's Pharm e AeNaW Re --TO SHIov Nothing but expense was spa goods. We are satisfied that right styles and the right prices. Don't Let Cheap Talk j But exan If our goods are not as repr< them. Some goods are high< divide with you. We have evei Dry G00s, Notiono, UndQr that the average customer want the price as low as same goods When you come to Greenvi make it pay you. A. K. West End, A You fa probably will ithat you "plough for that is your business, th /, See that you get the most m for your crops-by using libera Virginia=Carol They will greatly "increase your obtain the lasrgest possible amount your acreage if you wiall, but dou Fertilizers, and you' will see, feel your increasedi profits. Did yo dealer a copy of our free alman farming information., rug -Richmond, V Fer i scharleston,.s Atlanta, Ga. 'a lii Memphis, Tc Citem Montgomery Garrison V Easley, Wholesale and FE We have just received three f Flay. We also have a [full Ohops, Bran, Shorts, Oats and< sole Guano Distributors and C< 'ou money by buying from us. Phone or write ns. Your oi :ention. GARRISON WY A Easlec.v, ORCANIZE P'rensit, V n 5 r< LIIEIRITY Cpostl - DIREC~ Acconit of Mcnan uin o ri , . i n THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE HONEY and TA. ['hroat h nption YELLOW PACKAGE acy, Liberty. . _ OUR red in the selection of these we have the right goods, the Sell You Goods, iine the quality. sented, you don't have to buy :r than last season, but we will -ything in Ner &osiory ad shoes, , and we absolutely guarantee are sold anywhere. le, come to see us, we will Park, G1reenville, C rmers not deny for money'' e noblest occupation oq ear:h. ney out of your ploughing--~or |1y Ina Fertilizers. - yields per acre," and help you to of money for your labor. Decrease ble your use of Virginia-Carolina - and hear your pockets jingle with ___ .1 get from us or your fertilizer ac ? It's a beauty, and full of SALES OFFICES: a. Norfolk. Va. Durham. N. C. C. Baltimore. Md. Savannah, Ga. nn. Shreveport, La. Ala. Vyatt & Co etail Dealers in r1 All IK~indsl of eed car loads of Flour and three stock of Coitton Seedi Meal', orn. \'Ve sell the celebrated >tton Planters. We can save ders will receive promplt at.. Yours for business, 7Td &COMP~A2v :r. 1901. 11. . S. :C. mrmS