The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, August 10, 1911, Image 4

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Pickens Sentinel-Journul Tdver~iainRt Etn Beas'onable g( tr NOeeritnii Pricm One Dollar a Year In Advance. - - at t4red fat Piekens Fostoflee As Second lass Mail Matter PICKENS, S. C.: THURSDAY. AUGUST 10 1911. T The State wants to know what F -Charlotte used as a "chaser" for Its mythified drams? The man who rob the Standard Oil Compa of $100 t, should have a her edal. t) It cost t -,ountry $845,184.56 tl in two :ars to bust the trusts, ti but e trusts don't look the '' t bit busted. S g In the police court these days, f. mournfully remarks the Ander- t] son Mail. it is just one liquor r case after another. t A crop of 15,000,000 bales will i help the farmer of the South to d entertain Santa (laus proper ly and ,with the old-time zeal. John Hailes, 7-1 vears 01(1. of Fort, Fairfield, Ma lie. shoveled 200 barrIls oft pot at tes andI put, theI in 1Is collar onI) dav last -%eek. On4e hundred( vacan1cies at West Point xits this , ur. Piokeins(( ionity shld do her part, how ,e to keep the lhird (istriet well representt. Geuay' lulY11 was called11 byv 'nudhind. anld )Iw(ther is ri 1t 1hat I-'aiie and ler il1linv will comm. (tI all '1icijblet. (Imder1stanldingv aboult Mrco t Six t y-eigh t Chicao boys have t disappeared fromt their 110mos, itn heoin cowboys. it is said. 1 They ha(1 better have stayed at. home, and have become butch Ors. ___________ Let, counties, towns and indi v iduals keep out, of debt. It is a mighty easy thing to get, into, but awfully hard to get out of. And dlebt is a serious burden and i a handicap. "Man is wvhat he eats," says the proverb. Feminizin~g it, we may state that all South Carolina lassies eat peaches,says the lackadaisical poet of the Columbia State. TPhe Samuel Faulkner family, of Chicago, is preparine io (cl obrate the 50th anniversary of Barbara Ritter's service as house maidl in the family. Miss Hitter is 63J years old and still alert and capable. If the voters of this country should earnestly study "'Sched ule K'" for a year, the Rtepuibli canl party would1( become so shrun ken ais to gladlly swap itself for Toml Watson, and1 throw ini Hey burn for b)oot. TIhe large audlitoriuml usedl at * Janmestown exposition has been purchased b~y the city of Colum bia and the South Carolina Agri cultural and Mechanical Society. it will be in place on the fair' groundls before the meeting of the fair' in the fall. In the 107 years' existence of the republic of Havti, every ruler' of the c'ount r'y except one was either exiled. imlprisonedl or murdered. The one exception .1 Hippolyte, dropped from his hor'se (lead into the street. else . he wouldi have gone~ the wvar of the ot hers. Miss Minnieta Tla vlotr, a no( ted t linguist, 51 years o1(1:'(died at her' home ini Green castle, Ind. of injur'ies r'eceivedl in a fall a IA short time ago. She spoke 45 bJ languages, and was the joinit e author with Senor Biragua, of a New York, of.- six Spanish- hi English text-books. She was si either an active or honorary ii member of 80 societies, several fl of them being fe,-n Good Roads Train. fI The Southern Railway is sf iing to operate a 4"good roads %in" over its lines in South r. trolina, begining Sept. 4th. 11 kd among the points touched t4 r it are: V rednesday. Sept. 6, Greenville, 9.30 a. m.; Easley. 2.00 p. m. bursday,Sept. 7, Calhoun,10.00 c a. m.; Walhalla, 2.30 p. m. riday,. Sept. 8, Seneca, 9.30 #. im.; Pendleton, 2.00 p. m. durday, Sept. 9, Anderson, 10.00 a. m.; Belton, 3.30 p.m. This train will continue over Le state, going into Georgia on I ke 29th. This train is being sent out by ie Southern Railway to fur ier the movement for better agon roads throughout the outh, and at the same time to ive practical information to irmers and road officials as to ie building of roads and their pair. They are in co-operation with re United States Office of Good .oads, and free lectures and emonstratiois showing the im ortance of good roads and how ) build them and keep them in ood repair at the smallest nec ssary cost will be conducted at ach Stop by roa1d-building ex erts of the United States De- I artment of Agriulture and a Lpresentative of the Land and ndustrial 1epartment, of the outhern Railway. TWO coaches of the train will v tilled with exhibits. pictu-r'es uld workinig models. and thie j(.ta r(. a Ure illuishtc-td %vitlii st e-1 lpialviews. Iis train is beiig handled, vithouit charge to the goVen'll II- in order that the peoph .ong its ilies and tribltary to he Southern RIail way may hav hll pportillity to 'eceive the aluable information as to road ailding which it affords. Everybody in the county hould attend at either Easley >r Calhoun, and see and learn ,he practical side of good road muilding from the governmtent's tandpoint. Remember the dlates. and&1 try 'o attend1 at some point. Get out your little hammer md knock until you get wvhat ron want. D on't cry, don't beg, tssert your' manhood and DEMAND) those things that are 'or the best interests of yourself mnd your community. An Indiana woman secured a livorce on the ground that her tusband had not worn socks in wenty years. Because there were no( socks to darn, most wo 'non would1 have put up with ~heir worst halves' other idiosyn 3racles. A good hard KICK at the 'ight time aecomplishes more good than a silver salver' full of >r(eambile(s, resolutions and re iuests w-ill ever accomplish. l'here is nothing ever granlted1 to hie body p~olitic except on a dIi 'ect D)EMAND). Jo unt Your List of 0 'Success ful Men In your acquaintance. Most f them habitually wear glasses, great many of them in Green 'ille wear Odom's improved ['ORiCO glasses. Now the rlasses did not make thenm suc essful, but it indicated good1 ud~gmlent on their part to buy hem and use them wvhen they :1(d need of them. Your eye ight wvill be a valuable asset ini 'our career if p~ropely looked fter by a conmpetent Optomie ['rist . D~on't handl~icap your' titure by the neglect of Your yes now. A little correction >day is likely all that is needed, at neglect wvill make even little ye troubles serious defects af ter little while. You insure your ouse against fire-why not in ire your eye sight by careful ispection at competent hands 'omi time to time-which is the iost imnortant. We have every icility for rendering that expert 4 )rvice you need. To out of town patients in a tdius of fifty miles. we allow ) per cent discount to the ex mnt of your railroad fare one ray. Dr. Aaron A. Odom, Presi ent of the Globe Optical Co., onsulting Optometerist, Green ille, S. C. Totice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons holding claims against the Btete of the late Iv) Clinton Cannon eceassed, must present the same duly roven on or before the 15th day of ept. 1911, or be dqbarked payment, and 11 persons indebted to said estate must iake payment on or before the above ate to the undersignel. William Cannon. Executor. Doctor the Cause Not the Effect If you are aflicted with boils pim. pleb, scrofula, salt rheum. eczema, or any other indication of impure blood. don't waste time and money in external remedies for the treat ment of the synuptoms. You cant av.,ttd 11 the a t1,IutIra 1 y takinig enk-..t ttin -t a 41 skinl Sometimnes ihere are 1 0 out tier.i yi. tom"ID1 of 110[>111e b6l41(16, h-tig t egl ;b ge a felita: of bulhi uit runelh-. n. lit et Ie-) - t i)II- l - 01t iionI bI Vf et itIeV- w in ta t l- r ltan- Ainei ti' t- o- tit - o.iy r'- tt b In-, n1u ished i they h1.111 Ie. Th4 US %of i)jke's I 0i.., .-,i Skin l-- in res.ults. TI: 'b I. b i tl 'fi 1C . 11 ..! S-ft al l si t h agatn. i- S11fi0 .1 Ihrshi a..d se.ly. or- piiple.l Th. iver is Stiunthited, 1the. blod (rrI hd and soon t I Ie wo ,II sySt eI , the nI ,. Iicvil ct Iion o I4)f thi I e -Xec- dIrlen I t Ied .. Pure ll nean !ealti inul Strenlgtl. and D.Iiie's I :a . S I lIntndy tuakes pus e bi KEOWEE PHARMACY Pickens. S. C New "Rock Hill" Lightesi Running, Most Stylish and Durable on Market q Patented Long-Distance Spindles, oiled without removal of wheels. qPatented Side Spring. qstrongest braced Body made. qNewv style Seat. q Every feature of high class make. qPhaetons, Surries, Runabouts of same High Quality. qour guarantee your protection. ROCK HILL" APcsist Card To Us Will Bring Ar Agent To You At Once ROCK DILL BUGGY COMPANY Rock Mill. South Carolina. J. E. BOGGSR w. E. FINDLEY BOGGS & FINDLEY Lawyers Pickens, S. C. 4'tf. Cliticeover-ieketi, hank. DR. R. E. INGOLD Dentist Liberty, S. C. Practice at Central every Wedned(ay s. Castle Hall Pickens Lodge No. 123 K. of P., Stated convention 8-30 p. in., Mionday >vening after the 1st and 3ld Sunday. Work ahead for all the Ranks. All visitors cordially invited. By order of J. L. VA LLEY. C, C. AM Hi. OttAIti. K. of Rt. anti 8. HAIR BAL.SAM att ad ter ic g:hl hair. Are you in 0 going to take Everyone r freshens you efforts. * I'enieniber. w ithout a tru 0 your togs in. We have ti 0 a styie , the LooK fin UU IA R Main & McBee "32 Y( EST) For sixty M Estey chui Slittle more th M long. * "If yours nWrite for catal( SJohn 2 Grand Opera H MVictor Talk Notice of Cotton Weinhers Election for Pickens. Notice is hereby giviai that on the third Saturday in August. A. 1). 1911, the samie being the 19th dev , I. AugutIS. A, D, 1911, ian e'lectionl will be. beld in the town, of Pickens for the purpTJose of selecting a Cotton WVeigher for the ensuing year, or until his successor shall have been duly qualified. and at which election the polls will open at 10 o'clock a. mn. and close at 5 o'clock n. mn, and at which election the following are hereby appointed marngers to..wit: W. T, Griffin, J. L. Thornley and D), B3. Finney, For the purpose of this election all qualified electors shall he allowed to vote; andl "qualifiedl elecbors" shall in. clue .all male citizens who are patrons of the Pickens cotton market, resident within the county of Pickens, who shall on or before the third day before the (lay fixed for sucht election, upon the production of his registration certificate procuire from the Clerk of the town Council of the tewn: of P'ickens an i ad dlitional certiticate that he is a duly qualified elector, u''dler the lawe gov erning general elections in the state of' South Carohna, amnd entitled to vote in th~e annual election for Cotton Weigher. Hooks of registration for this purpose are open andl will be continuously kept open until the (lay before the said elec tion for the purpose of registering all who may dlesire to vote in said election. T1h..' person receiving the highest number rof votes east in this election shall be the Cotton Weigher for the town of Pick. 2 ens, and his term of office shall be for* mne year. and until the election and lhalifbi9:.irn of his suicessor. W. e F . un s. . o r, need of a change and are you a trip this Summer? Leeds a trip once in a while, it up and pri.epares you ior bettere though, you can't go away .ng, it case or bag to carry ee if geat hariety and choice pricep th ight to. r Window. OT0 H.SCH ,IL D,.- | Aee. reeinville, S. C u nears Your Clothier." EY OR GANS4 toaug ot tAhe way U -ch andt caselor brgn tos car an mst. het and cho tice a n ie. anvey yiou have th es. H in.Wila s POANHMECHANT.~ ouse. Buldng Geenv\ill, S. (. 9 gh Macnes pand oranrs Piaos ver edansost oetean spciaton tices tas ila savey you yaOfie - oth Baest Ponse 3068ing Greenville, S. C. edabythca on Ac iecs bidctter i, willns ble acpitd wi llms Bacach anKiney is th reait kw remedy for the ills which they cure. COUP~ON, GOOD FOR 25c. A ddr ess......... . .4 ' Coupon and 25c i box Pills " " 75c a '' " " " $-25 3 ' "" "' 1.75 4 "' " " 2.25 5 " If to be wnt by mail add 2c stamp for each box. Mail orders given same prompt attention on this deal, or ny other line of goods handled by us. as if you were purchas re in person. Pickens Dru.n Co.