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he ieople's Journal. PICKENS S. C" I INTO T'Ill; FAC1' tt 8 01"I"I~I? 8it The stars peeped through;ll the win dow at tilw inan, and the man gazed at u the stars. And between them hung g the ebony curtatus of night. ti 'lhe iman was portly and well- a g1rooimedl. 'There wcre diamuonds on it his lgerrs ti upon his cravat. I'here c w"ere gild coins in his pockets. 11it iti a his col, -!ray eyes ;11l around his thin I lips were the (ill lines; of an11guinsh. Th'1rougrh ;10 yeaurs of l ife Jacob n Wlnslow hIa j'utrneyed, over the I' roulgh, weatrisomle road of enlieavor, up the stceep, hauld hill of achievement. l' A 111 under t.he soft s ilight of sue cess, he hd waniered thniiuglh the NV :ardenl.s of fame and weall hh and pop- P uhalrit'1, l.tl,I llhng,. siw-'i ;: as he wVent. y" And at. Iltst he 1ind C4111e face to lae. w with --earl Decath had its linigers of lion his ti oat :iInzeirs that were IV tcehteing, tig;hteing,5Z tighiteinigl ai E;xptetrtin rlrltivine anid surgery, without numblher, he had consulted, travetliig in his piivate ear' over thou- ;l s:nds of itniles on his 'win railr'>ads. the and all had plhid thleir "ears over 11 his hetart; h-ld testld the organ with h delicate instullmewnts. And all hwd said: '''ie ;ind i- juit hiyond. Vlen will y-ou re:ah it. I Tmorrmow---nesxt, year- tell yars henc, No man knows. lI;t the end i:= julsitheyind." Then it iv- th it the mat saw the h1 face of Fear; then it was that remorse catne to hiun out if the shadlows. And v be sat liooking ouit at the itai and re. (I p eatin, "'hte end is jlst bl-yodll;, ut IV the past-(inl the luit " h Tiw1 , tlhtT", fit"r ho(tl1a wenlt by andIi hle nev'er s tirredf. WhI cii, at last, he f. did atise, he irtw hunself to his full heig ht. A esil; wa;s uplon his face -a sI saIl smile, hit a smil a--:Ind in his eyes sI Was the glem ia llt pe. -'or he had decided. sl Si he lisruoht , hununiitg a time of si his chilihti, andl lav lown upon his 11 coi-h to ael, nimly, at th1e darkness. e, And no luni;cr dit ito sece the face of F'ear. It The Imagnatc reclincd in his easy si chair befIorc hi; m:;thogan;ty desk, think- a ints;, thinkini:, thlinking.a A1 dotor opliwtsit" t'ieei' and a man h entered, Iimidly .a nwnanim threadbare armlents, tnid a. the nita-nate glanced h ai ihe visitbr, his [ie ialod and he 1 clutcheil the <'sk btefore him with a ncrvou:1 han<l,. it "\'u sWit for in"-, Mrr. Wmislow " 1 faltered then num11 in thiread.n-iIe clothtes- t 1 iinibly thle nuiagtitiitiuoneud to a o chfair ;inalf tile o bi sat 'tyn,i fuinbltig ( his I adidi< ul ca : ilt wathini a tiny Ilam h14'i that sp rain- froml itni th1e ash1 (il theO 1:inate's42 la-i- :iiltf 2prcead sfowly tilitil b it rea(tcdto 1(.h14e itou3 of his alut and '' lii'' f-.0was ii at-iowV atnd his eyes p le:tiit-dl wifth 11 itcilie brightniess. e Tihni the hpis of* the nligate niiovedl i ani lie spmok~ VI4urs ar'.!i .(W'ii wle ai O wo niiin -a di '-lit tirin iit\tiini'my shps retunV111 lilt carnm'1111 -- Iwet a12141 wVeek thten, h.,ive av2'erttlned exactly whtt y4ou 5 hiave i-un ale to 1-ar11 Sine, It 1has 2 bly "it has n1ot beeni mucth. T1imels 1 hlavi beeni iu-dat, sir -.-very hard."'' 'lhe iiaynate ftued abruptltly to htis dIesk and4 tioiok up a1 slip of 1pap1er. "'ile, I .umttann 1," h e said, ai <tuaver< iln his vi teet, " heie is a chec2k for tihe 1 2iMviide14red the man11 reached2i foth it his hand14 and took the paper. Buit he i di idi nt, spea2k. "Attd .14umalm." cont.inued the miag riate, afteIr ai pani41, "you11 may1 report to) me14 tOmlorrow mIornting. I deisireC to app)loinIt you fotemaiu n m the boiler shoptj. \ on woui probb l e lilling tat po.. sition1 today, l,timann, if I-if I had ntot diillssed you." "I1 do not unlder'stan,ti liri," thte man1 ii thei thtreadhareti garmtllh s fatlI(tee, a - paZtinetic~ thtankfun iess 1in his votice. "I ".No,"~ thel magnate criedl, suddnltty the irei biuring ane4w int h118 eyeS, "y3oul do0 not undtlerstanid. lint listeu: I hatve se-oil! I Lnmnn,tl I have seen21 thte incee of leaIr leern g at me fromt out the lonig the pathIway of mty nuslfspent life. Ad 11 hav1 come2(2111. to a p)lace where a healvy' shiadowv lays atcross the roadh. And ill the1 darikness5 of thtis shtadow-. the shadow of' my ownt infamty-l have ptausedl, l~uma1nn1, pauiised andi tremtbled and I halve seen a mlanl's face-yotur fae-f~.urrowved witht the linies of deC spair, but sitoiCal, resigned(, UeCOm- t lamlinig, bow humbliy. at lmy unijust, I commhrandl. I have s'een your formiti bent with the labor you had faithfully performed for mue, move heavily aloni a road1 to a huimble hoime where a wo matn waited---a womant with trustful eyes. I have seen her put her armis S around your neck, and have Been you ' bow your head, amnd have heard youli muoan, 'God hoip us, Mary-, God help us now!' I have heard the ring of hope in heor voice, but have seen1 the heartbreak in her eyes. I have seen1 a 'you seiarbhmng for work--searching day after (lay and I-God forgive me, Lu-t1 mianni I Ave seen the hunger oni thme faces of the children. .Now do you understand ?"< The manu in the threadbare garmeonts oeand stogd a moment, awkwardly umbling his cap. -"I un Ant)d," besald finally, "and 4-and td .bkk yoI thaQk you for nyself and t ite wonaan." Tl ~ga1.bAted and reached La'~0~IT~ b1uAnd Clutched the ~'*~e4'~ le said. "You never b -'for your discharge? ? l'elyou. Ypur wife used i a diAnor every day. sh~ee -Sth%S 1dow. I could sot t.atigoye go. ~ he rominde(d me of a woman who ho-a woman I once know. Do y( nlerstand T? hat is all, good (lay1 Whci the magnate alighted fro Is carriage and ascended the flowe Drdered walk to the cottage with ti reon blinds and the vine-cover orch, a smile of real happine lenlet in his cycs. And when the door was opened by im little woman in a plain, but becoi ig gown of blue calico, he caught h ccrenoniously in his arms and kiss< er. And the womta uttered a ghl 'y and lockol her arms around l xek and called him "dear, del htlher.' Then he sat down and took her bal ion his kneo and kissed it, too, at ive it it bag of candy he had broughi ten sat the baby down on the lo rid arose and took his (laughter aga his arms and stroked her hair at ried softly. Then he held her out rI's lengtlh and smiled into her tea et. face and said celkingly: "(I amt traveling back over my hf y dauglhter----away from the face cal. And I have come to a pla here O path is wet with tears lc day whei you married against i ishes and I pushed you away from n ith all the stubbornness of my blil "ide. But now, my dauhghter, I. kne n were far wiser than your fath as before you, for you married tI he you loved and found happinec bile 1-once upon ia titne, long yea o, I laughed to scorn the pce lo, a good woman, and married yo other, for she had wealth. She w >od to me, your mother was, but d not love her. I could not love h eause---1 could not forget, (od, uve not forgotten!'' lie paused it nioluolt to wipe t >Ad sweat floan his forehead, whi is daughter :tared at him in wonh hen he continued: "I cannot forget! I broke the he. a true woman and-and-Glod lVt looked upon the face of Fearl" Then a heavy step sounded upon t ie-covered porch and i 1111111 open he door and entered--a young n ith a bronzc face and strong, rou, nnis. And the baby ran to meet hii id the woman cried, ''\alter, this ther," and the lnagnate clasped t ng mani's hand in both of hi"i a tid, "(God bless you, my son- -I )m! In the hush of twilight the magtr oodl, with bowed, uncovered head I (e an Old, old gravo in the quiet hil is face was drawn and pale and 1 'es were moist. Again and again lie read the y alls 1111111e on the marble slab a ghed. Hle knelt in the tangled or ud covered his face with his hatl id groaned, while the pain in I cart grew deeper. And there carne to him the vision or sweet, sad face, her trembling li1 or trustful, pleadintg eyes and again er11e(m to feel the touch of her clh ig hands as they lay in his while tid good1-bye forever. And, throu ie dusk, there came to him the c a woman's sob-the sob of a worn 'ying out her heart--a sob that hi illunted him always. "'Alice,'' lie cried, reachingr out 1 anids towardls the gat.hering shadov Alice" T' Ihen lie raised hi.. fae i loringly toward heaven, anid in t ars' cold stare saw only the brmgl ess of hier eyes. It prOeently hie drew himself to 1 ill height and11 gazed holdly att ti arkms slowly settling. '-I have paid my debts,'' lie crie anal have nauight to fear.'' And t.hen, startled by a thought th tunlg, lie co)weredl before the fatco ight, Ilis debts! G1od! Could gt niloose the clasp of (deathi; coul pler rigs restore to that, pulseless, bay 'roken heart, the throb of life 'a "4 )ri, Al iCe" I'' is cry bireathied inguish of a son. "Alice, moy di mo, my lost, one, my beloved, le low n through the clum k ness and see1 neling at yotur feet. I have travel )aek over my lifc's long, palinflul jo icy; I halve wipied away the blots II ilave conme to that old, ol starlit nig whencu we stood un mder the miap)les aI saidl 'good-byo.' Pt your himols mme1) againI, dlear hiearit, anid say- -a ay -oh, G od I and say you will 1, lIeI sank, wveak anid tremiibliig, up lie groiud; lie mi ienedr( thle mou ihmve her withI his tears--eaars (1 coemed to low out of thie v'anishi A WOMAN'S PRAV[R. It is niot aile that in the dlespond(eli ennmsed iby womantilly dhiseases, ther see to 1inuiiy a sniT ring womansi no0 wil, Iscnipe fromin 1011 1 at the~ price life itself, It wouinld 1' sad to reemi mehl a story of strnggle and suffering er eprJt for thie fatct lint ini such dire listless Ilnany a vollnan has onnd1( a way >aek to hiealth -l nd( happiness b)y he use (of Dr. 'ieree's Favorite 'rescription. T1hiis groat remi dy for worminly - Is hasi well been aIled " A god L'ndltow~ealc and ick wtomlen." It stanblishies regu urity, dries weakening drains, heals it alnmiationi and ulceration and cures f< le weak ness. It makes weak wouife tronlg and sick womnen wvell. "VYotr medticinie ah,not raised mec from th, tal wites Mrs. 1winIIa ii.rner, of Egyp a rghgfelin hit ae nleI I conJ : iot yhoe -work I hiai to .it down to wash th enot car te year ,8g~ I was so sick ld wouclr takie n prayed many tinth >ok. I read it ane nroe to Dr Piernd ani tit fe d<y re.ev anaswer. 'I deier tio tr ave no backace no tad a mnan. Used always to htave heatlac,hns ph atull be mohiIlly period an eu s 'a, preiously O oil on the loo: in amotuch toon three Iboul if Dr. ieiree's vo y I oktreb te >f 'Golden Med icaVlt ni'rescr-iption and thre if nIr. ilerce's Pleasant Pellets antd thre voi ,letely eured, l ndws o .r Pierc counnon ense Med ((lvlser-sent free on receipt of a o cover exp)ense of nalling ontl'*1 J onlgent suutnlPs fo~r the ohuu.''Addreas Dr - wasted years; he hushed his breath, he I u strained his ears, hoping, yearning for " the echo of her voice. But the si Qi lences deepened, deepened, deepened. r- And presently he felt another pres to once and he know Remorse again had d come to sit beside him. An hour he as lay prostrate, wrapped in the wind . shet of misery. And then he r d--cd a his head and gazed, shivorinr, eilont, 1- motionless, into the face of- 'era Ir Suddenly the glooms, the til tu,,c:, d the slumbering hills were startle.l by a si wild cry-the shriek of a soul that is is lost: "Alice!" ir And his last debt was canceled. ty Tle farmhand and farmhorse are 1d rapidly being supplanted on the level t; tracts of the West by the traction en )r gine. The farms are large, compris i11 ing several hundred acres, sometimes i a thousand, and usually without trees [it or stones. Under these conditions the r- engine can do any kind of work. I is a compact little nacliine run by gas L), oline, and not at all like the ordinary f attachment to a threshing machine. 30 It runs a "gang plow ;" three or f >ur Lo harrows at a tine ; is coupled whe iy desired to a separator for threshing ie grain ; runs the mill for grinding cattle I ced and hauls farm wagons to market w laden with grain. In fact, there is ar. scarcely a thing about farm work th:it te lie little traction engine will not do. 8, rs The working of dynamos at long 1c distances apai t, when properly con .l nected was discovered by accident. ns Soon after the opening of the Vionna I Exposition in 1873 a ctreess worknl:tn er picked up the ends of a couple tf wires which he found tr;iiling upon the ground. IIe fastened them in the tc terminals of a dynanm.) to which lie lc thought they belonged, while they r. were really attached to another dyna mo that was running in another imi t rt of the ground. The dynamo to which he fastened the wi re i was not running, but as soon as the wires were plceLd b1e in its terminals it revolved as if a tI steam engino was driving it. Thus n originated one of the untst revolution ary applicatio ns of electricity. n, lip e Your Hair. to e- - Is. "Two years ago my hair was (i l1s falling out badly. I purchased a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor, and u soon my hair stopped coming out." Miss Minnie Hoover, Paris, Ill. 1s Perhaps your mother of had thin hair, but that is >S, no reason why you must go through life with half he starved hair. If you want long, thick hair, feed it in with Ayer's Hair Vigor, and make it rich, dark, and heavy. - Si.00 a bottle. All druggists. bie if your druggist cannot supply you, rend i us one diollar and wen will exp.res -t you a hoit tie. nie suren d ( ive tio nt5.'o of your unearest ux >ress otilLe. Address, s J.C. AY 3RCO., Loweil, Ma ss. di, TIhousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it. at , fl ow To Find Out. Ild F'ill a bottle or common glass with your1 water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a g sediment or set t ding indicates an .v - unhealthy condi- d t-ihon of the kid-- a he Ineys, if it stains g mir - your linen it is ok evidence of kid IW ney trouble; too ~, frequent desire to pass it or pain in - ir- -.the back is also - atconvincing proof that the kidneys and blad- V. ,1der are out of order. Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wisEh in curing rheumatism, pain in the bc, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. it corrects inability nto hold water and scalding pain in passing dit, or bad effects following use of liquor, atwine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant inecessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect.of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its won derful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the ybest. Sold by druggists in 50c. and $1. sizes. 'S You may have a sample bottle of this ~fwonderful discovery ' and a book that tells moire about it, both sent. -absolutely free by,ail, add, ess Dr. K ilmer & nomne or swamp.nloot, Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men tioni ading this generous offer in this paper. -i -1. I[AYNRSWORLTH, C. I0. ROBINSON . XV- i'A^liCi(R, Plckens, 8. C Grenville, 8. 0., ii ay osWyorth, P.arkoer & R blnson AG t orsheys-at-L1aw, Pickons C. ][-, - - South Carolina Practica oIn all Courta. Attend to a W" Monov to loan. IVY iV. MAUJLDIN, Attornoy at Law. Pickens,8,. 0, Practice in uall theCourts. Offco over Earle's DlrugStore DR. J. P. CA R.isL Office over Adjin OSoid.A The Kind You Tuava f.:w - ini UsO for over 30 All Comitterfeits, Iiitation Ixperimtents that trifle wi Infanitts and Children-Ex1 What is C Castoria is a iarinless su lgorie", -1ro0ps and Soothtin Contains neither Opium, I susla nce. Its ago is its g andtl allays Feverishness. Colic. It relieves Teetltinj and Plat11lency. It assim Stonirh andl BoWels, givi The Childiren'sPanlacca-'.J CENUINE CAS' Bears th The Kid You ll1 In Use For THE CENTAUrI COMPANY. 77 Selling Ever Owinmg to o-. propoHei ch} Carriages, Surreys At an Absc Jn til our a is reduiced. I )on 't tak, se'lf anid h arness of all kinds at. coit, ones, and1( various other makes of Bu tudebaiker andl Webuer; as cheaper grl Tow is thec best seesonu for selling vehIic art., profit or 1n0 prollt. Thelm season tor Mnlesq atul Horses is et. ~, iemember,p we' paa no house rent C) onr own w:ok. We will sell anyt hii uid k id - reat ment to all. Whlen in lad to see the people whether they wisl CHA Corner Court, River' and Jfackuon Stre "ATlICII W. WHiiITE, WVe hand VI4APRJBLE A: known to theo trade and1( emph to flats tf you need anythinmg In outr lIne a pi th dlesigns and piriccs to your home, Ices. M2ltON FIisNNI AND C Yours for trade, WR' .JIf You Ai It will sayv.you money andI ast9 buy our Lime, Cement, and 11 Southeastern Linm Charles . Largest Deale *Get t.heir attractive prices o1 Paints andc their Cold Water, Ial tnf to all inqzries. DTougltht, auo tt l,C bOee .as born' - t is e. :uattr of i'; b(411 Maen ; d n:aer his 1er-. f ; .'.- . '. : ' t .t I ley. w noc) onle f>vi, v :;tt its this. uit lid eltui , : c italt.l ol 'rience agitinst Experinent. ASTORIAA stituto for Castor s.1, Pare -Syrtyl. It is Ilensant. IY lorphil nor other Narcotio itrantee. 1t destroys Worms It enres iiarrhoaluit Andl Wind Troliles, enres Constipation Hlates the Food, re gutlates theo ng healthy and attitral sleep. h0 Mothr's Friien, TOR IA A'WAYS D Signature of i~C~rte klwqvS-ek ouhtig,'HI Dver 30 Years. MU"nAY TNI-E.T. NEW YORN CITY. at ost! angs o r us in s s,11( we wr i gtoell o Phat' eltons' ut had a wgns ge orwo for git, bu como an see fo y W \euarry e l nabo 0ck,1Coutland, Tyson leso all kids . eaegin osl u pry wover but wlse haafe arn orta crk whi,ow our onressoilor andat We to.uy onr ot 111011gIe1wlws IE & C O.,o,S.. le Building..o larte york.te otmaeilsi o uiteal aer ial our adewll k brdnfroma WebyLO clt and ennmieth Cos [TE&C,Adron, S. C. are yono the stmaterili o 1 Masury's splendid Ready-Mixed nts before biiying. Prompt atten arn& MI G. GO OR PI I c TV. >~9 Auditor's I Sti'A'T'IC.\IMNIT OWl' AAUIIT1O1t'S ApIN1%TM11 FOR T'L1 YA, OFF. 'I'le Audil,r's b hooks Vill be opeud of the Ipgurpo.e of tking returns of real on mill l,411 all ,.perintl 1n.xaltion in 1'ickue u Vi.r 1.h " +'+oneltienlto of the public, the n11u1nr1: Six Milt. Mlonday, January 5th, 1901 i 1 hni I'uesIIly, JaILuary 0th, 1': t'ni rial \Ved1esday, January 7th t'tlceehee 'lthur,tday, January 8t 1,ilhrt I '"etilily, ilanu ary 9t.h, iO9t I'iehoni . ctnal ahty, ,Jnuary 10th El '+'\ \Il clll +,lutaltray 13 td). 190;3 ':lhu I'ue:diny, .Ianutry 13,th, ln9) I 111:N4 Oil \\'eln tiday, .January, 141 t'reu)~ 1 i I'la i 'I'li te ', Jttallll1 1, Aiht'u'sl'inine Thusday, .Qanua1. 1,001le1's s l Fri<huy, ,Jaunary1 l'ieket uSatturday, January 17th, h IluKhe.s' :tove \Iothdy, January 4 ('untlph;iutt tt 'hTu'bday, Jangplal32 Il11J tly Srings{x .\\c"dlesIJ(y, -lault Aikecn's S1tru---Thursday, Jatnu;r. Piekens -Sa t.urdi-y, January 241+ric George 11ol"om.-be's Residence-t1 .iile Creek--Monday, January 'i 1'raters.- -'-T'uesdu.y, January 27t11 After the 27t.h of January, 190;4, w IlOiSe, continuously untdl the 20th da3. tine the books will be closed and 11fty decl for non--returns. in1 order to save confusion and to - tend persotally to the t.aking of all atu erty or lia.ble to poll as"sessauent a req his roulls and be prepared to give ful a<t ( uat .me and number of the seool which l hs property, liable for taxatson Slotild any be unable .to meet the Au their interest to see hit in his oflico befc 20td, of Febrti.ry, 1903. All persons owning property in any iNs is a special levy for school purposes are such lpropert-y so subject to special 1evy No returns iunde by mail will be Itc ti.l persons owning property muust haye0 eilther personally or by agent duly atl the uwnre, and all returns must be made It. will s"ave ntch Liue ta taxpayers a the .ssessor, if every person before le' plete list of every item of personal Prop lluor"ses, cattle, mules, sheep and goat, s buggies, wagons and carriages, dogs, '1e moneys, notes and accounts above indob imeluhillg 1InoIsehold goods. It, is ah1v3ys relquired that the Auditor Under the head of place of residen1.L. An1 "'.ll taxpayers are required to give n Tih'.y are also requested to state wlethel mr il the country. And if part lies j1 in one township and a part in anothe .. numb11111er of acres and valuation in e'nti Ilaxpayers return what they own on t, 1le law requires that all persons ,nw1 ing charge of suolh property, either as I executor, administrator, etc., ret,urn t.l All male citizens bet,ween the ages of the 1st. day of January, except. those wi port, from being mtuimed, or from 0tller t_a n federa t c vetera,ts arc excepted. In every community there are persons lake a newspaper. Those more fortn,u. favor by telling tihem of the time to no them. Ioth real and pe'soual propcrt"y are i l ime at the real value thereof. If Prone value or if 't'here should be an inequalit.'y .f' Iw'oper'ty t.he same will be referred to far correction. To avold t.rouble of ltis. imy er' 1 wvoul u( trge upJon1 each tatxpayer I aluat ion of his or her property. Treasurer's STlATlI' OF? SOUIJI CAROLINA, Counit(y of Pickens. ()FIJE OF COUNTY TR10ASU] Ti'll F TICEASUltElt'S OFFICE WILL 1 OCTOB10R 15th UNTIL WE0DN I& The Rate of State, County, School and S P'oll Tax and One Dollar Co-i Jn necofrdIance with an Act to raise sup nCteneing .Janurmay 1, 1902, notice is hie ('otinty Tr"easurer' of Pickens County wvill for .slild Iiscal year from Wednesday, Oct (ec.mber' 31st. Rates per cent, of taxafnoz bevy for State TIax............ Levy for Ordinary County Tax.. Levy for Const.itutional Scihoold Levy for Past Indebtedness.. Levy for County Roads.. ...... Trotal levy for State a-nd Coun ty I Levy for interest on Pickens R. IR. bon shlip, 3%A mills. Levy for interest on Piekens R. R. bion inulls. Lecvy for interest on Pickens 11. R. 3%1/ mills. Special levy for School Dhsi Specdal levy for Selgool Dise Special Jevy for Scho'ol Disi Special levy for Sehool Disi Special levy for School Dhi Special levy for School Dis1 Special levy for School Disi SpecIal levy for School Disi Special levy for School Disi Special levy for School Dial A poll tax of One Dollar per capita on ages of 21 and 60 years, except aiuch as a leeted. .A commrutation road tax of One Dollar timei as other taxes from all male citize y'ears, except such11 as tire exempted by: the 31st of December, 1902, eight days w< be required under a constructor. Traxes'are paya-ble only in gold and sih National Bank notes and Coupons of Sta dulring the year 1902. Parties desidng Information by mail in state the location of their property, an< those jvaying taxes 'by check must inecl TAKE A LOOK! [f our full ine of HAR~DWAIC Is not 1 tOur salesmen are out. Coleman-Wagener Har( 368 KfNIG STRl!E $2000 TO $40.04 being eMade soEn agOO . esns book of legal and builnema ?ome,w Compendiutn of plain and Orna:e Claloulator and Farmer's Rloolooner, tcompleto Set of intereetA Qrnib enent. of CI01W BTimbti, IAar One volume. Over 472 paeg *5 It ia a complete business .4t100to -BrLMP10,* eIna*LAKYII! and -1IZi *tnd girta can 'selt e. well 4UpsI ne agent lab te outiryt SOl - P1106 6e1E.5. iberS! 'a'*l fla gtt tf 4 I$u PO \Totice, I')NT FOR 'TAKINO 1U.1'XURNS It 1903. Ot O1 COUNTY AUDITOR. "' 'ounty S. C., November 7, 1902. the first day of Junua.ry, 1903, for pr"lsonal property and polls, -uunt.y. following appointnmenlts arc atu 190:. 1903. 1903. t, 1P03. ith, 1903. t, 1903. 903. Lit, 1903. )th, 1103. y 21St, 1903. 22d, 1903. ty, Jenniary 23rd, 1903. 903. 1903. 103. be in my otlice, Pickens Court if 1February, 1903, after wwici 10) per cent. penalty w.ill be ad i is1itakrs, the Auditor will at rns, and ali per,sons owning prop ucsyted to meet the Audit.or on informatdon as to his property (list-rict in whici he lives a nd in is si'tuated. litor on his rounds, it will be to re his -books are closed on the, net or distr ets in which there rc Ieste(d to give .the valIe of any for school purposes. epted, as the law requires that lhe saimie retulrnedl for1 ta xa.tion )r.ized to attend to the same for under ont-h. so greatly facilitat-e the work of mlg homne will make out 'a eom 3rty in t,he following order: ogs, wvatches, organs id pianos, rechand1ise. nlad4hinery and enginles, edness, and alt other property, get the first given namle in full. im lax return, give the township. ttnber of 1+heir schlool distniet. t he proper"ty is ituatdc( in town own and part outside, or a part owvnship. so specify, giving the ntanfce. . 1.s day of January, 1902. ing llwoperty or in anywise hav tgent, 'husbanld, guardian, trustee, .tt ae uilder nat.h. to the Auditor. ttwent v-one and sixty years, on o nre incapable of eaning a sup ca uses, are deemed taxable polls. who cannot read or t.hat do not 'Inay it) suc"h p.rsons "a. great ice ret urns or by returning for o "he assessed for taxation at this ryt% is returned at less than its in 1he valuation of the samne class the Co('uttty Board of Equaliza:tion kin to hot h myself nd .the tar I) liake a full and fair ret-urn and ly, 10. FOSTICR IFIT, Audit or Pickens County. Notice, ti'it lPICK(ENS COUINTY, S. C. Pickens, S. C., QOt..15th, 1902. OP.1N PRIOM WED)NISDAY p)ecial Tfax, Ineluding One Dollar Imula,Ltion Roaid Ta.'x. plies for the fisca,l year coin rehy given 'that the oflice of open1 for -the colleet.in of taxes aber 15th, until Wednesday, .De a.re as follows: .--............. ...5 Mills. ................4 Mills. 1'ixx.......... .... Mills. ..... ............ 1Mills .... ..............1 Mill. .axes.... .......14g''Mills, da, Pickens Court House Town ds, for Hurricane Tiownship, 2%/ 'bonds for Easta-too Tlownshlp nriet No. 9, 2 mills. riect No. 10, 1%/ mills. riet No. 11, 3%, mills. ~riet No. 13, 4 mills. Net Nc). 16, 2 mills. n'iet No. 10, 2 mills. r.it No. 23, 2 mills. riiet No. 31, 4 mIil. riet No. 49, 2 mil111. riet No. 55, 3 mIlls. all male citizens hetween the re exempt by law, will be col. will be collected a.t tihe anme' as betwveen t:he ages of 18 and 50 'aw. Unless said tax Is paid by >rk upon the publie 1hIghways will or coin, Uni-ted States currency, .t Bonds which become payable regard to their taxes will please I .inclnde postage for a reply, and ide the cha~rge for collecting. 8. D. OHTAPMAN Tfreasurer of Plekens County. fitter.than any othor, don't buy Iware CQrmpany, CHA AMB.TON, s; ) PER,WEEK io Daitnos.'o tr i eonete'han0. o ompotc Legal Adysr-. complete taR Ponanahih&9 3st ~ 500kgnts tanted i once. 7Joy~ ot~4~. AIOigO ac