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Vilv<jetiBiui? Hwwonable ] B r~rVrc?: , . ?( MHjn't ai Pioion* Foatomoe u Second Claw i Mall Matter PICKENS, S, V. i Ha Kw IF I THURSDAY May 26, 1910 '- - 1 ^ *1 ' On Friday, June 3rd, the local Chapter of the Daughters of the Coniedreacy will give their usual, annual celebration y in honor of the Confederate Soldiers, and, to the ceremonies of that day. every Confederate ' : . " Veteran is invited nml he in K' " II urged to bring his wife audi children. A very attractive' program has heen arranged, and in this program, time and opportunity will ho given to such veterans as may desire to speak, n June the third has become a fixed asset of the old soldiers, and that day in Pickens is an\ nually turned over to them for ' their enjoyment, aided by everything that the Daughters of vv.u,v,ruu, * ail uu rui isiii'ii I pleasure. This year, each veteran is especially urged t<> bring Ms family, ami the good ladies of the family, ami of every family desiring to contribute to the success of the day, are urged to bring a basket and spread it with the baskets contributed locally in order to swell the supply of the common table. 1 iet every good lady in the county who feels an interest in the comfort and happiness of the veterans of the civil war take thought- and send to Pickens 011 June the third a basket, of good things for this pic nic, and spread it with the provisions contributed from other sources. This will be appreciated by the 'Veterans and by the ladies of Pickens Chapter as well, who have learned to count upon the generous contributions from their friends from every section \ of the county. This is an occasion in which \ v everybody may take pride. To -i-- do honor to these old soldiers is a work of pleasure and of love. >> It matters not what views one may have entertained, or may now be entertained, of the l.?tc war between tlie States, or how time has served to heal the hurts of former years, a soldier respects the valor and courage of a foe, and comrades know V one another's courage; and the descendants of those heroes can do no better work than give some measure of t ribute to the fortitude of ;i people who fought and sacrificed and suffered for what they knew to be right. r , j- 11 net. everyoouy conn; to 1'ickens on June the third (Friday) bring your basket, spread it with the good things that will be provided by the good ladies of Pickens for the pleasure of the old confederate soldiers whose ranks are thinning fast, let us see them once more ML this thin, gray line under ^Punand of W. B. Allgood Birches?tramp-trampto? t h e Hurdling strains of Dixie. > * J' Jjr Naming our Farms and Homes, w / It is surprising how few of our / farms and homes are named yet /it is a feature of attractiveness that could easily be taken advantage of since there is no eon f sideration of cost involved in it. A name for our home or farm gives it a special individuality. Our horses, cows, dogs and other stock very often have their : names and it is proper that they should, but the farm or house < for a generation or more may i dimply he called the Jones I place or Smith farm according ; to the title of the present or past 1 owner who happened to impress 1 his individuality on the community. There is such a wide field of choice in naming the < farm or house that it would seem that any one could he suit- f ed although the name should P.i\ 1TV UAYYio ano/'iul f5f nnao rw. I WW j uuanv lipvvm IIUHinn (in HI | 1 the locality or surroundings. Woods, trees, mountains, hills, I lawns or fields or even the birds 1 might be involved in the name. For the benefit of those who < might, wish to select a name we < suggest a few of the many that could be selected. Oak wood, < Edge Wood. Beachwood, The 1 Oaks, The Maples, The poplars, ^ Chestnut Hill, The Pines, Deep ' ' " --: rest. Sunny Slope, CloVfwtfead, j itobln's Rest, Idle wood, etc. c STearlv all large land owners or 0 lien of wealth name their lomes or farms as the case may De ana an who own homes r might well follow their example t In this respect. An appropriate 11 name for a place will add a charm to it not to be obtained in any other way. If we soleet t a name for our placo character- * istic of it we will often take . more interest in it and endea vor | to make the surroundings in t keeping with the name. "Dad, Here's To You."' We happened in a home the 1 other night and over the parlor < door saw the legend worked in letters of red, "What is Home |' Without Mother?" Across the room was another brief, "God Bless Our Home." Now, what's the matter with "God Bless our Dad?" lie gets up early, lights the fire, boils j an egg, and wipes oil' the dew i of the dawn with his boots while. many a mother is sleeping, lie makes the weekly handout for the butcher, the grocer the milkman and baker, and his pile is badly worn before he has been home an hour. If there is a noise during the ; night dad is kicked in the back j and made to go downstairs to| find the burgular and kill him. ; Mother darns the socks, hut dad bought thorn in the first place I and the needles and the yarn; afterward. Mother does n]> the fruit: well, dad bought it all,! and jars and sugar cost like t he mischief. Dad buys the chickens for the Sunday dinner, carves them himself and draws the neck from the ruins after everyone else is served. "What is home without a Mother;" Yes, that is allright: but what is home without a father; Ten chances to one it's a hoarding house, i? ji ? ? iamor is under a slab and the landlady is the widow. Had, hero's to you?you've got your faults?you may have lots of 'eni?hut you're all right, :md we wiii miss you when you're gone.?Pfensacola, (Fla.,) lieview. The k[ londid work of Chamliorl inn's Stomach and Liver Tablet.- is nil coming to tiuht. No such grniul remedy for livor anil bowel troubles was ever known hoforo. Thousands Moss thorn for canny constipation, -i< i< heailuehc, biliousness jnundico and indigt jeion. Sold by all dealers. Norris News. Mrs. H. L. 11 uekahre lias returned from a week's pleasant siay witn ner daughter, Mrs. K. M. 1 joekc, of (Jreenville. While over there she purchased goods for her millinery depart incut <>n Morse si reet. Mr. Oscar Willard, of Liberty, was in town last Wednesday on business. Mr. Singleton Branham attended the Music festival in Atlanta. While gone, Mr. Davis, of Alto, Wa., was in the depot, and stopped at the lluekabee house. Messrs. Arthur and Mickler Whitniire, of Indianapolis, Ind.. have been visiting their sister. Miss Florence Whitniire. for a few days, Miss Rebecca Branham. of 1 Social Circle, (ia., is vsiitiu^ her i brother, Mr. J. S. Branham, ;i! 1 the Huckabee hoarding hou r this week. Miss Cody Reid, of Liberty li. i 5, was in town Sunday. The Baptist church was dedi j ated last fouth Sunday morn uiK- Rev. I). W. Hiott, the pas- 1 tor, was present and preached \ very impressive sermon. The history of the church, written by K. W. Tate and the church, 1 was presented by I. i >. Kice. ? i ne dedication was well attend 1 (I and enjoyed l>v all present. Messrs. Ilnckabee and Haiti 11 <er are in Anderson this week. i The Misses Hnekabee visited n Liberty Friday. Miss Jessie Hamilton, <>l Kas ev, lias been visiting Mrs. K. VV. Tate, on Morse street. Mr. and Mrs. Mack I'akerand '.hildren spent-Sunday and Mon lav in Six Mile. Mr. and Mi's. John Cook visit sd the latter's parents, Mr. and ^1 i*rt. (Jrittin, near Liberty, last iunday. Messrs. I. J). Rice and.T. L. Ciwlrdf oandldatosjHBffe various ottUea, roni Coroner to Oongrwxman, wUlUe-lnxerttMl ii this column ftom now until the primary lection for the nutn of 18.00, ouch, oa?h-wlthrder. i' Cor Coroner The many frlemlB of Joe K. Medlln renpeetully announce him an a candidate for the ofice of Coroner for Pickens County, subject to he action of the Uemocratlc party In the primary election. for M?Klntr?t?, lMckena Township Tho many friend* of A. 8, I'ortor sospoctfuily nnonncca hlui as h candidate for magistrate or Pickens ('. II. Township, subject to tlie acton of ilie\otcrs in the Democratic primary I'.ectlon. Littloton, accompanied by their espective famines, went on the ixcursion to Atlanta last Monlay. All report a grand time. Messrs. Ballentine and Mullitiax visited at the home of Isaac Sheriff Sunday. Judging from appearances methinks tho wedding bells will ring soon. Miss Florence Whitmire has| been at tho bedside of her father, J. W. Whitmire, of Salem, S. (V. U'lin }i!ie ill - - K/V/V44 \|U1 VU X%1% but. is hotter at this writing. We wish him a speedy recovery. Master Frank Huckabeo, who has been visiting his sister, Mi's. K. M. Locke, of Greenville, returned home Tuesday accompanied by his friend, Lem Locke, of Taylor's station, S. C. Misses Ollieand Nettie Mulli nax, Freddie and Minnie Lee Huckabee and Messrs. Herman Mullinax and L. G. Phillips visited at the home of J. W. Brock on last Sunday and had a pleasant time. The Layman's Meeting will be held at the Baptist church on next fourth Sunday. The public is cordially invited to at: 11 1 1 * i.mm, niiiif; wim l-Illietl DaSKOtS. Mi ss Selma Craig, of the Keowoc side, recently visited the Misses Hnckabee on Morse st. Mr. Elzie Durham, of Six Mile, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Mack Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin, of Westminister, are occupying the R. E. Bo wen house 011 Morse street. We gladly welcome them to our town 1\. Iv Bo wen and wife were in town Sunday. Cubanola. A Tom IJoy was Susie climbing trees ttiid fences, jumping ditches, whitling, alwnjs getting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or scalds. (kit laws! Her mother just applied Bucklen's .\ iiicii oiuvu anu cured tier quick. Heals everything healablo?Hoils, Uleres, Kezemn, Old Sores, CornH or Pill's. Try it: 25c. at all druuegista. A Man Want* to Din only when a lazy liver and sluggish 1 towels cause frightful despondoncy. But Dr. King's New Life Pills expel poison from the system; bring hope and courage; cure all Liver, Stomach and Kidney troubles: impart health and vigo to the wuak, nervous and ailing: 2f>(\ at all druggists. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Cement Sidewalks, Buildings, Etc. Portland cement sidewalk construction : concrete blook buildings; estimating, profits, etc. Practical book for contractors, giving details in full. Second edition. Postpaid fiOo. De CiralV Puli. Co., Pooria. JM. .\n liloal II unhand is ]iatient, even with a nagging wife, for lie Knows she needs help. She my Im so nervous and rundown in health that t-itles annoy her. If she is melancholy, excitable, troubled ivith loss of appetito, headache, slooplines-. canstipation or fainting and li/./.v spi Us. She needs Electric Bitters the most wonderful remedy for liling women. Thousands of sutforers firm female troudblec, nervous troublt s. Ii.u-Uache and weak kidneys have lsed them and become healthy and iappy. Try tnoin. Only 50c. Satisaction guaraneod by all druggists. Railway Mail Clerks Wanted I he Government navs Rnilw/nu Mail , J ? 111 U I I Clerks $800 to $1,200. and other Employees up to $2,500 annuallyI'nrlc Sinn will hold spring exanunaions throughout the country for llailv ij M:n! < Inks, Custom House Clerks i M? I other Government Positions. I'liiiusainls of it|i]>ointinents will l?e iwide. Any man or woman over 18, in ilv or country can K?-t instruction and rec information l>y writing at once to iurciiu of Instruction. 108 Hamlin hiildin^', l.'oi -hfster, N, Y. ?????] World's Greatest Internal and Exttntl iHJiliMFain iKilul^kH Remedy For Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back, Sdtf Jointannd Muaclea, Sore Throaty Cold*, Strain*, Spritini, Cut*. Bruiaea, Colic, Cramp*, Toothache and all Nerve, Bone and Muacle Achea and Pain*. The genuine Sat Noah'a Ark on every package. 25c., 50c. and11.00by alldealerain medicine everywhere. Sample by moll/n* Noak Rtiatdjr Co., Ri<k?o?J, Va. aad Baataa, M**?. WHBBttb Nnti Until notice of chaHp 1b given fche following order of service '? will be observed on the Pickens B charge M. E. C. S. PIOKBKS CHURCH. M Sunday School: Every Sunday 10 a. ni. 'A^:y?<|?i':' ^ Epworth league service every Sunday 7 p. m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday 7 p. m. r" Preaching every 1st 2nd and 4th Sunday 11 a. m. , Church Conference, on 4th Sunday In April, July and October , 1 1 .OA _ ' x.i:ou a. in. L, Sacrament of the Lord's Su\>- H per, on 1st Sunday in Feb. May, L August and Nov. at 11:30 a. m. j| Preaching at the Jail, every Second Sunday 4p. m. |& Preaching at the Mill Chapel Kl every 4th Sunday 7 p. m. Bethlehem. j Preaching at Bethlehem : Church overy 1st Sunday 3 p. m. everv 3rd Sunday 11 a. m. Church Conference on 1st Sunday Feb., May, Aug. and Nov. at 3:30 p. m. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper on 3rd Sunday in Feb. May, Aug. and Nov. 11 a. m. A cordial invitation is exfnn(1a<l fn all J. C. Yongue Pastor, Pickens Charge M. R. C. S. LIBERTY CIRCUIT Porters chapel, 1st. Sunday 11 a. in. Twelve Mile 1st. Sunday 3:30 p. m. Liberty 1st Sunday 7:110 p. in. Gap Hill 2nd Sunday 11 a. m. Ruhama2nd Sunday 3:30 p. in. Liberty cotton null 2nd Sunday 7:30 p. m. ? Liberty 3d Sunday 11 a. m. Twelve Mile 3d Sunday 3:30 p. m. k Liberty 3d Sunday 7:30 p. m. Fair View 4th Sunday 11 a. in. Gap Hill 4th Sunday 3:30 p. in. Liberty cotton mill 5th Sunday 11 a. in. Ruhania 5th Sunday 3:30 p. m. C.L. McCain, Pastor charge. NORTH PICKENS CIRCUIT Friendship 1st Sunday 11 a. m. McKinney's chapel 1st Sunday 3 p. m. Mnnnt. Sinnlnv 11 a. m. \ New Hope 2d Sunday 3 p. m. h,E Salem 2d Sunday 7 p. m t an McKinney's chapel 3d Sunday 11 a. ni. tici Friendship 3d Sunday 3 p. m. Salem 4th Sunday 11 a. m. ^ New Hope 4th Sunday 8 p. m. aV.! Bethel 4th Sunday 7 p. m. E. L. Thomason u<> Pastor in charge. Winthrop College SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE C1 St PVllfiiiiTinki ?1' cAHiTiirm i lur*. The oxamnaton for the award of vacant schoiavahipH in Winthrop College S|'1 and for tbe admission of new students will be held at the County Court W House on Frldny, July 1. at a. in. Applicants mnBt bo not less than fif- A. teen years of ago. When Scholarships are vacant after July 1 they will To be awarded to those making the highest average at this examination, provided they meet the conditions govorn- ac ing the award. Applicants for schol- Hei arships should write to President y0 Johnson before the examination for th Scholarship examination blanks. Cc Scholarships are worth ft 100 and free tw tuition. The next session will open ex September 21, 1910. For further in- if formation and catalogue, address Pres. wi D. B. Johnson, Rock Hill. S. C. in tin Whereas it petition from the freeholder* and ' electors of i'lckeiiH school district No. :tl Iihs been filed with the County Hoard of Kducation asking said Hoard for permission to hold nu election In ?ald district to determine whether or not an extra levy of 4 mills shall l?e levied 'I'0 in said district for school purposes. It appearing to the County llonrd of Kduen- ] (ion that the petition meets the requirements of in the law. Therefore it Is ordered that the trus- tlx tees of above named district do hold an elec ofl Hon on Juno 14th at .1. R. Ashmore's storu for of the ahove stated purpose. The elect lor. to he S. held affording to the requirements of Section ! 191 i'?hih of the ichool law. The Hoard of Trustees of said District arc hereby appointed manageis. I! onler of County Hoard of [Education. It. T. Ilalluni, M Sec. ?V C'hm. SVhereus, a petition from the freeholders and electors of Twelve Mile school district No. 3$? has been tiled with the County Hoard of Kdu cotlon asking said Hoard for permission to hol<l an election in said district to determine wheth cr or not a mills extra levy shall he levied 011 said district for school minxisns. It appearing to the Countv Hoard of r.in. ... lion that the petition meet* the requirements of (lie Uw. Therefore It in ordered thnt tlie trusteen of above named district do hold an election on .lon? 18 at Twelve Mile school house for the above stated purpose. The election to be held according to the requirements of section I2U8 of the Hchool law. Tho truKtees of above named district are hereby appointed inanaKern of said election. I t{. T. II a I In in, | Sec. A Ohm. Notice to Teachers. Tho Hummer School for Pickens County will be held in the Pickens Graded S 11 school building on Juno 20, and c^utinuing foj a perion of two or three weeks, An able corns of teiwdmrn will >" charge, the named of which will lx> an- T noil need later. Tho State will pay the expenses of the school. J II 'I1. 11 ii 1111 in, is f Go. Supt. Ed. ft f] ^ ^ ^ it. HAIR BAL8AM Cl??nw? and btaiilifitt tlx h?lr. Kr" Promnttf a 111 itif isnt growth. Mover Palls t? Hoitoro (lr?y V Halt to II* Youthful Color. I Curti Ki.lp diMtHi * half Ulllng. I Foleys Osino Laxative J ro* St OH ACM TKOWM.ft.?nd_C?Nt7t^TI0M ' ' sS? kS| HfH ISHBL WSSa B MM Bl HH flRf tv mUr J?Pi J9 Qc Desurued bv Rosenwald & ^ L.' RC G Vhereas, a pctitioufrou the freeholders and ctors of llattood school district No. 38 * been tiled with the county Itonnl of I'.ducn 11 nskiiiK said hoard for permission to hold election In said dUtricl to determine whethor not mills extra levy shall he levied on d district for school purposes, t appearing to the County Hoard of Kducam that the petition meets the requirements the law . Therefore it is ordered that the istees of ahove named district do hold uii tctlon on May 5!H. at llaKoodn school house r the a hove stated purpose. The Trustees of nve named district ore hereby appointed makers of said election, The election to held ncconliiiK to the requirements of secn iiKM of tiie school law. It T. Ilalluin, Sec. ?V l'Inn. Non-Rcsidcnt Snmmons. ate of South Carolina County of l'icketis, Court of Common Pleas, immoiiH for Relief? Complaint Not Served. . D. Kdens, plaintiff, against J. Manly and J. A. Gosnell, Defendants, i the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re- 1 ired to answer the complaint in litis lion, of which a copy is herewith rved upon you, and to serve a copy of in miBwcr u> me sum complaint oil 0 subscribers at their ollico at Pickens ?urt I louse, South Carolina within enty days after the service hereof, elusive of the day of such service, ami ( you fail to answer the complaint thiri the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff ' the actio i will apply to the Court for 5 relief demanded iu the complaint. Dated May 12, A. I). 1910. Morgan & Mauldin, Plaintiff's Atorneys. \. J. Bofrgs, al) C. C. P. 1 the Defendants A. ). Manly and J. \. Goanell: ['lease take notice that the complaint this action and the summons of which s forpcrointr is a conv were fil??l In tlm Ice of A. J. Hoggs, Clork of the Court Common pleas for Pickens County, 0.. on the 12th day of May A. I), . 0. Morgan & Mnuldin, , Plaintiff's Attorneys. lie Kev Stone < C . - J - ^ ' .'S'v* ' ?' ' mMim 1 |t?p | ; i < ds 5. sS/Mm**? le "stone" that supports the entire ? )ersructure. The "Keystone" of tins (: r?-'n ewelry Business' air pric? s, superior ><oodn. If you want lawless diamond come here and i Precious stones and ornamental jowV lrom here is guarnteed highest 1 ide obtainable. ^ rl. Snider, <j IEWBLEH II nwloy, H. C. 6i . . |B flf H SB Well, Chicago. )THSCI mEENVILLE, S- C W. L. M Fire, Life and Acci TNS1I1 ?41 MU1 Let me write ; Electric bitter8 AND KIDNKYa 1785 1910 Colleqe of Charleston 125th year begins Septeinuer 5J0 Fntrance exminutions will bo held at tho County Court House on Friday, July 1, at 9 a. in. AH candidate!* for idmission can compote in .September for vacant Boyco scholarships, which [>iy $100 a year. One free tuition icholarship to each county of South Carolina. Board and frniuhed rooms in Dormitory, $12. Tuition $40. For catalogue nddrees iiniiinuu iuiuuui|Hl President. foleys.oring laxatm ton stomach trouili and_coh?tifatiom fole ys kidney Puis Tom Backachc Kiokkv* ano Blaopko Tax Sale. Hate of .South Carolina, County of Pickens. vs. dru, H. Orimshaw, By virtue of a tax execution issued by D. Garvin, County Treasurer, and to no directed and placed iu my bands, I vill sell to the highest bidder on saloslay in June, 1910, in front of the Court louse door during the legal hours for ale, the following described real estate, o-wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of land n Eustatoe township Htate and County foresaid, containing 0110 thousand (1000) teres more or Jess, bounded by lands of 'rank Stewart, L. W, Btansell, C. il Itansell and others, levied on as the iroperty of Mrs. II. Orimshaw, Will lie old to satisfy tax execution a^nuist aid property. Terms, Cash. This May 16, 1010. It. II. Ho,irk, Sheriff i'ickens County. Notice to Dobtors and Creditors. All persons holding claims against lie es'.ate of the late B. L. Hendricks nust present the same duly, proven on r before tho 15 day of June 1910, or bo ebarrod payment and all persons inebted to said estate, "must make pay!ieni; on or before the above date, to lie undeisigned. W. (), Hendricks, James W. Hendricks, Administrator. n& chap v ?wanted to iside whether ,uit that was i was sold. "I ki of mine has it on. dinired that suit i-i tlu iree times, but I II jij4^er( - t could be bought for the piu. me he paid. Got anything Whr> made the suit, anyway?" ; a Schloss 's & Co. one of the line of Clothes utiful." lc.t's see some of them thry ^2^1.. -1 M rtuny 5UU1C emss 10 infill. HILD, I ATHENY , Health dent your business. Ouckf en's Arnica Salve The Psst Salve In The World. Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge NOTICE i? hereby given tliat ! ?ill make application to J. H. Newberry Ee<i., Judge of Probate for Pickens county, in the State of .South Carolina, on tho 37th day of May. 1010, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or aa soon thereafter na said application can he heard, for leave to make flna' eettlenient of the estate o' M. T. Smith deceased, and obtain discharge an administrator of 8aidesU.ce. O. M. Smith, Administrator. Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge. NOTIUF, is hereby given tlint I will make application to J. H. Newberry Esd., Judge of Probate for Pickens county, in the State of South Carolina, on the 2 day of June HMO, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as said application can be heard, for leavo to make linal Bet'.lenient of tlie estate of D. A, Chumhlin deceased, and obtain discharge as admrt. of said (state, X. Ij. (Jhanihlm, Admrt. Rrftftrim Ouidp. Tlio 8. U. Uhode Inland IteriH, are the best known oreed for producing good winter layerH. Eggn at $1.00 and #2.00 per Hotting. E. H. Craig. Castle Hall Pickens Lodge ^o. 123 K. off P., Stated convention 8:80 p. m? Monday evening after the l?t and 3d Sunday. Work ahead for all the Hunks, AH vinitorK cordially invited. By order of i) ?i. M<I<H<I<:, C, V. A. M. MOKIIIH, K. of It. mi<1 Professional Cards J. K. BOflOS W. K. FINDLKY BOGGS & FIND LEY Lawyers Pickens, 8. C. Office over I'lckeno baab. 43tf,