Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Pickens SeonlnelWournal p'-i 'D EVERT THURSDAY MORNINO. -BY ,ntnl-Journal Company. JOMPSON & RioHr. Piiora. J. . . THOMPSON. EDITOR. absoription $1.00 Per Annum. Advertising Bates Reasonable. motored at Plexons rstomee As secona Clam Mall Matter PICKENS, S. C. s THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1908. I am in receipt of a number of anonyinous communications. I do not attribute the writing of them to any person of standing in the conmniunity. People of honor do not resort to such methods. I have only a feeling of contempt and pity for the author, who is known to me. ZEKE. A Credit to Upper Catolina. There are few stores -in the South that have made the rapid progress as that of Tie J. Thos. Arnold Co., of Greenville, S. C., whiose a(lvertiselleilt appears in this paper. It is no loiger necessary for people inl th Pied mont section to send to large cities for the better class of merchandise. Tphe ArniolI C.'s store is 240 feet deep, 55 feet adl(1 two floors. Every in g de sired by the fair Sex ill thIe way of (ress canl be found inl this +Ore. The ready-to- we a Ir and lillery (lepartments have beI edC(l all( stocked with as me and stylisi stocks as n111(d in the South, This from every stand 'nendous patronage it I. Ho . for Horse Sense? A trivi~a incident of daily oc currence, that never fails to interest passers-by, may be wit nessed about 1 p. m. in a cross street below Fulton street, and just off Broadway. There stands, with never failing reg ularity, a black horse attached to a light wagon. There, too, passes at that hour a business man on his way back from luncheon. The business man approaches the horse. The horse pricks up his ears, then thrusts forward his nose, and begins a sniffing investigation of the man's coat pockets. Soon the man - pro duces two lumps of sugar, pur loined from his eating place. The horse proimptly consumes them, and the man passes. They understand each other very wvell, this pair.-Newv York Sun. Automobile. T womilesamilnute, G4eehow weflylI Swiftasameteor, Strikingthesky. Onlythetrees; Lookatthemwbave; My whatabreez.e! A'i nkan la rash, Aflashandasmnell .Whatdidwvehit? Didsomebodyyell? Ajarandascream-. Itlookedlikeahorse, Notellingnow; Keeptothecourse. L Giveusashow! Twvomilesaminute, * wego! .Tndg. Does Your Heart Beat Yes. 100,000 times each day. Does it send out good blood or bad blood? You know, for good blood is good health; bad blood, bad health. 'And you know precisely what to take for bad blood-Ayer's Sarsaparlila. Doctors have endorsed it for 60 years. One frecodt case Of bad blood is a slaggish lIver. This produces constipation. Poisonous substances are thi alsorbed Into the blood, Keep tha bowols open with Ayer's Pills. sad* b17. Ayer Co.. Lowel, aas s afeturers Of HAIR VIGOR. A e ' AGUE CURE. ClERRY PECTORAL. We have no seorete I We publish the formulas of all our medioines. The ishmaelites of Trade. As a rule. the catalogue houses mal a greater profit on their goods than < the retallers. says Maxwell's Talisma This is evidenced by their tremendo growth. They handle cheap gradc with an enormiou.s profit added. Th pay no taxes to tue community which they do blusiness. They are ti Ishnielites of trade. MR. BOMER OF BOOMTON The town Is on a boom at last. Anti verything is going As lovely as molasses, fast As ralid rivers flowing. New stores have started. Binks & Co. Iave built a handsome building; New lines of business make a show With signs In fancy gilding. Yes. Ulnoniton now is in the running Since Mr. E.oonier went a-gunning. Tlo place has taken on an air Exceedingly superior. And not a citizen would dare To call the town inferior. A dozen peirsons. more or less, l vave each put Up a dwelling. How far the village will progavees There Isn't any tellihg Since with his weapon Mr. Boomer Went forth one day In wrathful humo There used to be some men, you see, Who took delight In knocking. Their number was but two or three, But what they did was shocking. When any person would propose A little town improvement These fellows swatted In the nose That new. progressive movement. Then Mr. Boomer up tand loaded 171s little gun, to anger goaded. Result: A quito imrcdIate growth Of Boomton's cemetery. And no good citizens were loath To make the funerals mesry. Then Boomton just began to grow, 'Twas like a place enchanted. For all the boomers had a show With all the knockers planted. Which shows that real town impro, ment Requires at timee a trigger moveme: T. SAPP, Jr FRESH AM SCHOOL Providence Children Will Stwdy Wraps In Cold Atmosphere. A "fresh air nehool," linlqne aumoi edncational intitutions In the Unit States. hasi recently .been opened Providence. R. 1., says a special d patch to the New York Herald. T school wilH be oosutcted indoors that ft is to be held inside a huiLlis but gteat swinging~ widows *n thr sides of eaich room. extending t length and width of each, and an e tensuire ssetm of ventilation wvill a ford anl atnmphere of cold pure a making the room q'eti adaptable the cenditionaI neeesary to oo~ fortat and hygienic study by each 4ient. FEta bfshmen't of the shool was fit suggested by the Rhbode island Leag F'or the Buppression of Tuberculos whieb had heard of the very satists tory resuits attained by the mai schools of' the kind in European oou tries. Old fashioned fireplaces have be< set into the wafl in each room of t building, and i ene a large oven h been construeted. One of the chi purposes or having the oven in t building is to heat soapstones, whi, are to be furnished to children wi cold feet. Riemoving the outer wraps while the chlas room will not be permitted t cept wahen the weatter compels t closing of the large windows. Und ordinary conditions all clothing will kept on, and some of the students su Ject to cold feet will have their ft and legs incased in woolen bags ma, for the purpose and wear gloves mlittenls when thleir studies and p11 permilt. -Touching. "Not a cent," replied the rich m coldly. "Money is not good for t poor." "Well," responded the applical "just pretend that you have a gruid aga Inst mne."-Philadelphia Ledger. Obliging Jlailer. Mayor-Where are you going? 5 lage Constable-The three tramps just locked uip want to play whist, a i'm looking for a fourth.-Transatg tic Tnte' JUST signs can b FI St ce lo D. Is in and < ie' handt LROI CREE WHERE Y( r. t. The State of South Carolina, Coenty of Pickens. y, By J. B. New bery, Probate Judge: Whereas, W. T. Poore has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Adminis tration of the Estate and effects of W. H. Reid. I5 Theee are therefore, to cite and ad. sd monish all and singular the kindred and at creditors of the said W. H. Reid, <4eces a- ed.that they be and appear before me, in e the Court of Probate, to be held at Pick. ens on the 99th day of May, 190@, n'xt after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in Sthe forenoon, to show oruse. if any they Lbe have, why the said Administration Le should not be granted. x- Given under my hand this, 7th day it- of May Anino Domini 10..J is., J. F. lIEWBERY. J. P. P.C. to " Women as Welt as Men' at Are Made Miserable by 7 se .Kidney Trouble. (1 Ki rdney trouble preys upon the mind, dis n- courages arjd lessens ambition; beauty, vigor .and cheerfulness soen m '3 - , - di:,appear when the kid e -noys are out of order -'' or diseased. et . - idney trouble has e .- . : become so prevalent fh that it is not uncommon ,for a child to be born - th' afflicted with weak kid c-- eys. If the child urin in - . . . ates too often, if the x- urine .*'ds the flesh or if, when the child le reach,. an age wihen it should be able to er control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of bthe difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first p< -step should- be towards the treatment of et these important organ.. This unpleasant di le trouble is due to a diseased condition of the or kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as i ymost people suppose. le Women as well as men are made mis- ii erable with kidney and bladder trouble, os and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of is m Swamp-Root is soon realized, It Is sold a by druggists. in fifty cent and one dollar sizes. You may have a ~' sample bottle by mailp I* free, also pamphlet tell- woom. of svauspnoot. ng all about it, including many of the g< housands of testImonial -letters received *rom sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer .1 - ACGo.. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and j mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's *~ Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N.Y., on every bottle. ARRIV The handsomest lir !Wpic Su ils [hese goods comprise styles and 1 and are made up from the best e manufactured at the prices. Che Big re, Smoke, an Sale Pr DO NOT FC That EVERYTHIIS rictly Cash-mml We have also received our full line SUMMER % >dd pants, and many childish hear ;orne and stylish garments for the I Trading Stamps Giyen rH~sc. NVILLE, S. DU GET THE 'FOR SAFE E W DEPOSIT YO -- IN TH.E LIBERTY Their Safe has been tried and found Burghar I This Bank bas Burglar Iniurance, Fire Inur se your money. Liberal Interfst allowed on Time Dqpcsits. )u up satisfactorily, THE LIBER1 HI. C. SHIRLEY, Cashier. 3ENTRAL ROLLI Las on hand several cars of Hulls a Cotton SeedkMeal $1.50 per sack. Cotton Seed Hulls @ 50c. per hu: Seventy-five barrels of GOOD FI ~sa'ck guaranteed. CENTRAL ROLLERI J1. T. OAS What They Say A >5 rof callig atentiont ny goods. a scme in to dquote prices I always have the goods I it iust 'hat I am doin g id it iss oata an ns than coat-well if it is, tia <on't hurt you what you save. Don't ask for less than 1 poi just what Iamn doi s anl I t is y rh i o f ai Fourth, Others ma ay thter is waue n othet 10lbs best keg Soda for 25o.-- 2lbs for 5o. Fifth,v Sm vothers mysay sugar has gone uj T. D. H A ED! ie of )atterns of the latest v'. qualities of material tL. d Damage ices,are still prevailing. )RGET [G is o Creditt of Children's Spring and 3UITS ts are made glad by these ittle folks. This Week. - IlL D C. SVALUE. ZEEPING UR MONEY! BANK. ?roof. nce, Cabhier Bonded, so you can't See H. C. Shirley and lie will fix ( BANK. IR MILL CO. nd Cotton Seed Meal. ridred pounds. -OUR at $4.90 per barrel. Come at once. VILIL COMPANY, SAWAYt Priesidenit. bout Harris. The Sentinel-Journal for the pur imes I sh all quote som Irlc r 20c ou 0can etter h t ir yur edlac ptpe at 5,. a pud, but a aI ir sell c.bt tr isc eo same tank others do. ,. Well, it haa, but by close clip e and expect to get a part of it if oduce. RR IS.