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.....- '5Y - The Sontinol-Journal Company. THLOMPSON & RICHjEY, PROFs. J. 1j. o. TuoNtPSON, o Subscription $1.00 Per Aninum. Advertising RAtes Reasonable. ntered at PickOons Posto1ince as Second CIabs Manl batter PICKENS, S. . Thursday, Oct. 1, .1903 TO-OUR SUBSCRIBERS. The accounts of both The heutinl and Journal, whether of reconi datle or old accounts, are duo anld payab!e to me, and I kindly ask each and every person to at nceo como forword a(d settle up. We have too many sets of books to look after and nmut Wind them up anld reduco to tho sot now being prepared for The Sontinel Journal. A prompt and early settle. mont of these old accounts i will slave trouble and court costs. All subscriptions to The Sentincl. Journal are due this fall and we task all subscribers to come in and eettlo up ati soon as they put their cotton on the market. J. L. 0. THOMPSON, T -F an I;'soln & Richey, Props , rendo : '.11, tom al. A NEW LNTLPRISE IN PICKENS. A Knitting Mill, capitalized at about $50,000, is an enterpiise to which far-sighted business men ar looking. and the consummation (if their hopes therein seems a fact notf long to be deferred. This is an en terprise that comes to Pickens th ro gh the sheer attractitiness of the place which offers the most promising pros poets with conditions that an experi enced superintendent of such an in stitution could not overlook, as being peculiarly adapted to the success of such an enterprise. Sufficient subscription is pratef ical ly assured, and the ground " soon be broken for the - io of a credi table buik ' to house the nachinaery o one of the best of paying concerns ever operated in the sotthern (ouia try. See notice of the opening of boooks of subscription of this onter priso Published elsewhere. MILL MAN ON COTTON. A prominient iNew England mnill mani stid onl the 17th ult., in an in. torviow w hich is being quo'.ted by the papers, under a dispatch from Now York: "If anyone tells you that frost will - .now lurl, this y e'ar's cotton crop you may set it down that ho knows nioth-. ing about cotton. The crop~ is too * far advanced. In four weeks we shall hear nothing about the sicarcity of cotton. Receipts wvill ho heavier thtan ever in history. "Sully's bet that this coantrv wvill not raise 11,000,000 bales of cotton during any year of the next live is the most absurd I ever heard. "'The consumption of cot tou ini thais country, with hundreds of mills shao' dtown because they aroe not, willing to) pay t he prevailing prices for raw cot tona, will be smnaller this year th an it has ,been in any of the past threer. Next year is a presidential year, and no mill man is going to take chanacos andl stock up ahead." We. suppose this is why the prieo cotatinrues to drop down. Theso New England mill men have it in t heir head there will be another big crop raised th is year, and .a ill again be left; the Southern mills will take every pound they can get, at what ever price they can get it at, and he rtinning for the next t,velho months, on full time, while the Northern mill men will have to run on short t imea, pay a big~ pr-ice, or shut downa alto gether. The cotton crop of the cotton belt is at least a third short, and it will be found out after the season is over. The prodlucer will find that lie hats acted wisely, if he will hold a portion Lf his cr-op for spring delivery. March and1 April cotton is always high. _________ A Recent Visit to Cateechee Was One of Interest. * Before .monationinag what is going on there, however, I take occasion to observe that before the Norris Mill was built there, the comnmu, nity was seemingly without spirit, or life to do. Therae were no aido, quate roads, there wvas no market for perishable ptoducts, therie wore * no croditable values on lanids. The people populating this v icinit y *are of an order, from which springs activity, enterprise and restless success, as soon as they are touched by the progreossive spir-it of thu. times. The building of this mill created all that was needed to awaken them to the possibilities of their opportunities, andl the result after six years 'is marvellous. What wvas a backwvard siection' at that tim hast been toCi me'ltamorphlaisi'd into one of progressive enhance *,mont in values inI every coniceiva blo direction. Farnms have trebled in value, splendid roads halve #,been built, markets furnished fo evorything grown on the farmas, school facilities doubled, but above 'jall the difrusion of a spirit of prog ress which most certainly leads to a opnnition of prosperity, of higher Jwing, of higher attainments he1r) mill town, Catoenohee, is live be~h northeast of Con tral and~ two, ~ j, x~en~ fro6mNorris, on the south. r toad, on Tweivo Mile riveor. N~ oprie Mill o.. coinmmeed -~1W'hi~ h t1 in '189596;1 a nd cre~voaaning iii 180 Enac thai' plcvtl'ic'i powor, hos 1leii bilt aird tie Comalliy k~ now, Ozlgtktr,1d ill iild-,ug an extolj8:oII torl' Mill bLidinlg tcr the ujtilizatjol of itS~ mu'pi uS ievor-fai; jig powo"r., onle Oc 010, b-114 81uppie~d goticral 'itcrt4li~ hoe C mud1 it. sp~eudid i 't lc ti lc ut-.l III I now hot.?], ;tW it(] lul11:l aiId ini ii'd ovcorz ,i3or h oIlSOS, pol'ma nltcliool0 lwwwi i *1o ('ii i'nic by tile comitty, and onl tile tapis8 o cbrecting ;x oh ui'( hiflig to CPSI $1,600 to $1,800. Titd itilgo h1It a popilltioul cIll uvoit 400) wilich wVi IP Einlc ii'ispil tof' O) as Son, ,It 10(1. whlh Shoul I bv1. I Ilun told, Ahotit. 11ttUmary it., rtoxi. All ail 0tb I- Pd4, tiC 1'02tt I I W' (.-I cii Xtelo~ 0 11'ls ho 0)C'II:.113i. 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M)ii CI Wih~ t ic now adit ionj Wori 11~t Jtho mll 81oy. \V C. forI(c it 5cljoi days (iAi(' tom iils (cAdtinfn ofCC~ Mr.t gatlt'Mr s ofaitu ciy1le f thi s. i. . iat Iistc'i Fiay nightttt, 111 f2ut hll-wI Siiu i'e da at1' (3.111 Cit~ tic. ji cli k ta le' fliti~i o it G e1ic tm c. ast, is t hti jlill"tic -)12'ic lics . ,Icc Ilic lt . A PASTOR'% She Suffered for Years and Felt Her Case Was Hope ;I less-Cured by b Peruna. RVs. ANNA B. TLEHARTY, recent Suporintendentof tho W. C. T. U. headquartors, at Galesburg, IlL., was for ton years one of the loading women there. 11or husband, when living, was first; President of the Nebraska Wesleyan Univcrsity, at Lincoln, Neb. In a letter written from 401 Sixty seventh street, W., Chicago, Ill., Mrs. 1loharty says the following in regard to Peruna: "Hf aving lived a very active life as wife and working partner of a busy ministor, lay licalth failed me a few years ago. I lost my husband about the samo time, ai gradually I sooned to loso health and spirit. My daughter is a confirmed invalid, and we both felt groat need of u invigorator. " One of my neighbors advised me to try Peruna. A bottle was immediate ly secure& and a great change took place in ny daughter's as well as in my own health. Our appetites Im proved very greatly, the digestion seemed inuch helped, and restful sleep soon improved us, so that we seemed like now women. "1 would not be without Peruna for ton times its 'cost. '-Mrs. Anna B. Ficharty. What used to be called female diseases by the me0dical profession is now called pelvic catarrh. It ]as. been found by exporionco ihat catarrhal diseases of the pelvic organs are the cause of most cases of femalo disease. Dr. ITartnan was among the first of Amirica's great p'ysicians to make this discovery. .For forty years he has been trcating diseases peculiar to women, and long ago ho reached the conclusion that a woman entirely free frdm 'catarrhal affection of theso organs would not be subject to femalo disease. HIe therefore began using Peruna for these cases and found it so adrnirably adapted to their pernianent cure that Poruna has now become the most famous remedy for femalo diseases ever known. Every -where the women are using it and prais ing it. Peruna is not a palliative sim ply: it cures by removingAbe Muse of femato diseases . 1, Pt-i'arian has probably cured more Women of femalo ailments than any other living physician~. He nakes these oures simply by using and recommend Ing Peruna. Hazel Dots. lr. Kitor: News is very scarce at prLselnt, but I will try and givo your Many readers a few (lots. Healthi is good at this writing. Farmnors are Ill a rush with their htler antd it las been very fillo weAther for saving it. -Cotton is late and will be short, D~iiunl WViicheste~r is rushing up his1 cottoni ginnle ry onl his~ Barton Miss Olivo Newton closed the sumi mer(1 termu of OChOOl at Anitchi a few days iago. Miss Oliv'e is a good teacher alnd anyi dlistriict inl need( of a 1irst class teniehecr COulld not do bet ter thant to emlo1y herl. (. WV. P'arrojtt has pulrchased( his ranJ~l-fatherl's hiomei place0, kniown as5 the Jerr'o Patrrott p)lace, aned expects tomo ehre tils winter. W'e are id tIoV we!lcome Chlarlio in our idcst. Mou ntain Spreout. Madden's Bridge Dots. Tihe heautlthl of this commnity is uml an picking cotton is in the Clarece W. Hlowesli visited friends on1i relatives in Anderson the past week. Itev. J. E. Uear'd filled his regular alppoinitmfent at Mt. Zion Suniday. A. B. Hfowell visited Pickens a fewv daiys ago and~ reported Pickens' one of t he moitst proTsper'ous little towns in upperWI Car'olinaI. Thell priotacted meeting at the Bap. I st churebch at Cen tral (closed with live addi~itionsi to the church. W~e ruer t to s'ay that our1 miller. L. T1. Kelley, and wife, have left for Che'ster, w'here lie will take charge of -i aill i In-rei'. Mr. Kelley was 01ne of tli he n)St reliable men of our town, and lhe will be missed, bo0th at mill and1( chuirchi, as lie wals a good1 c:hrli t 11 ia worker. We wish hiim and Mr's. >lKelley health, pleasnroe and Heavenly Re.G . Niley will protract his meetig, conuii nencing1 Friday nigh t beOfore( theO third Snnlday in O..itohoer Every'body inivited( to iittend. Six Mile Locals. 1H[ealth in this commun~ility is very l ood iat presenit. 1. D). 1I.lii ha just opened up a slock of -goods hiero. A. D Mann hus a full skore this a ~ll. Cotton picking is the order of the day ar'oundi~ hero. ISeveiral of our Six Mile friends went to Atlanta-on the excursion the 14t uI It.., rond report a very nic00 timio. A. D). Mann did not leave his son, Cleo, at the National S1urgical, Instit uto as bo is contemplating send-1 ighmto Baltimore for treatment. We (10 hopo) to seo Cleo walking agaim. IMi. Woodson, oif this sectioni, lost twvo lice lbogs last wveek by feeding them11ii mhais. e. Thliis should be j waniniiig to othiers not to give swvine too mianiy miolasses.* We av beent hatvinig very good n'etigs at most all the churches ICetr here. It seems that there is hemqii ai gireat out pouring of Goed's ble-emigs amonig thle peole for wh ich wvo are thiankful, anid pray for conitmiuod blossings. Beginnter. FOR SALE, Neon h undre1 (70C) acres in E 'state Townshiip, well timibored antd well wvat TIwo hunadred. aned 'wovnty-four' (224) aroes in Ceontral To wnship, wvell1 timber (1d and well wvatered. Good1 Titles. Bothl those traiats of lind aire off'ered at reoasoniblo prie's, either all cash or onn-half onish, balance in1 one year with interest at 8 per enit, secnred by moert gagp of the landi. An inspection of this pr'opertyV is invited.' If 110t sold. by Do outuiber lat, wvill bo taken off~ the market. (dl.n or'-writo 3.121 M *L I , ' U 1 I ~ ~URRD 01 3 I F E CATAM b1rs. Anna B. Floharty. Mrs. 1. L. Brown, 329 Elliott street Memphis, Tenn., writes: "I suffered for several years with head acha brought on by nervous prostration I was alse afflicted with insomnia. ] would got up in the morning more weary than when I retired and I used to dread the approach of night. Peruna came into my home as a weleome guest, and within three short months I was like another woman. r have now eejoyed perfoct health for over a year, and those who have suffered as I did will know how happy I am."-Mrs. E. L. Brownu. Mrs. Esther M. Milner, De Graft, Ohio writes: " I was a terrible suffereir from female weakness and had the headache contin. uously. I was not able to do my house work for myself and husband. I wrote you and described my condition as neav as possible. You recommended Peruna, I took four bottles and was completely cured. I think Peruna a wonderful med icine."-Mrs. Esther M. Milner. Congressman Thad. M. Mahon, ol Chamborsburg, Pa., writes: . "I take pleasure In commendinigyout Peruna as a substantial tonic and a good catarrh remedy. "'-T. M. Mahon. If you do not derive prompt and sati., factory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad. vice gratis. . * Address Dr. Hartman, Presidentsof The Hartman Sanitarium, 0olu Ohio. Rev. S. A. McDaniel. Your correspondent from Catec chee speaking of Rev. S. A. Moflan iul in last week's paper, leads me to say something of him as pastor of Griflin church. At the last regular conference he was unanimously re. elected pastor for the fourth time and will begin his fourth years' work the first of Jannary next. He has beena a faithful and efficient pastor, e zellous worker and an earnest advo cato and expounder of the faith once delivered to the saints. During hi, pastoratLf about twen'.y-Aive have beer added to the church; the members olovated to a higher plane of chris tian living and sinners alarmed. He is greatly loved by his fiock and we pray that God wvill contiue to blesi his labors. X. Emecrgcency Medlecenes. It is a great convenience to havr at hand reliable remedies for use ii cases of accident and for slight lijurie and ailments. A good liniment and onf that is fant becoming a favorite if not household necessity is Chamberlaini Pain Balm. By applying it promptly t4 a cut, bruise or burn is allays the pail and c'iuses the injury to heal in abou one third the time usually require,1, an as it is antisoptic it prevents any dange of blood poisoning. When Pain Balm i: kept on hand a sprain may be treatel before inflamation sets in, wvhich insure a qjuick recovery. For sale by Picken Drug Co., Earle's Drug Store, T. 19 Hunter, Liberty. How's Timis? 'We offer One Hundred Dollars Rlewari for any case of catarrh that cannot b cured by Hall's Catarrh cure. F. J. CIIENEY & Co.,Toledo,0. We, the undersigned, have known F J. Uheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all bibi ness transactions and financially able t, carry out any- obligations made by thei firam. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesal Druggists, Toledo. 0. Hall's Cat-arrh Cure is taken internal): acting directly upon the blood and mu couas surfaces of the system. T1estimec nials sent free. Price 75ce. per bottle Sold by all Druggists. Hall's Famnil: Pills are the best. ROAD)S TO LET. Bids will be rceived1 up to 1~ o'clock nioon of the 15th Octobei 1903 for working the public road in this county from January 1st ti December 31st, 1904. All bid must be in writing, signed by thb bidd~er, sealed a.nd addressed to th4 County Supervisor. The roads will be let lay Schoo P istricts, and one bidder can bj on one or more districts or a towp ship, or as much territory as hii may desire. 'rho bids will be made by the mile. The followinj is suggested as the form of the bid County Supervisor, Pickens, S. C. I .will work School distric No. .(or township) during the year 1904 at .. .. per mile. (Signed) 'rho contractar will be require< to furnish his own handsa stock tools and supplies. He will b, required to keep up all bridgel ten feet in length and under. H~e will have the privilege of work. ing all hands in his district wh<: have not paid their comrnutatiori tax upon such termns as may b( agreed upon with the Supervisor. H e will be required to sign a editracl to wvork and keep inu repai tte roads in his division as the law re qunirea. The roadg ill be inspct, ed at the oiad of each three monthbs and if the work hasa been parformed as required by. law aend as set forthi im the contract the cdatr'aotor wIl be paid, If not, his moncey ivall b( withheld until the work is proper ly done. The contractor ni ox ecute a bond. Addiress all bids to .D.STEPHENS,. ConyCommissioner Pickens, 8. C. Craig Bros,, will buy unti Octob~er 16 For The Family. Our store is the place where the best, newest and latest 2 Shoe Creations are to be found. Heavy and Light Walking Shoes for Men, Women and Children. Shoes for the en tire family. For whatever purpose you msiay require shoes X, < we have thei and at the very e lowest prices. PRIDE& PATTON UP-'rO-DAI I'SlIO1. HOUSE. GR EENVfLLE, S. C. N'* X, W.\ X V 150 -S3O0EZ3-w150 WE HAVE JUST_' Ci VED A CAR LOAD OU T'HE FAMOUS 5TOYEJ^."RaNES. FORG1 THiE .ALL TrADE.1)I We are going to dispose of them rapidly. Now is your chance. ALL SIZEtS. ALL PRICES. Metts & James, 126 South Main St. GREENVILLE, S. C. Treasurer's Notice. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. Office of County Treasurer, Pickens County, S. C. Pickens, S. C., September 15th, 1 903. THE TREASURER'S OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15th UNTIL -TH URSDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1903, WITHOUT PENALTY. The Rate of State, County, School and Special Tax, Including One Dollar Poll Tax and One Dollar Commutation Road Tax. In accordance with an Act to raise supplies for the fiscal year commencin~g Jamnuary 1, 1903, notice is hereby given that the ofilco of Conuty Treasurer of Piokens County will open fo.z the collection of taxes for snutd fiscal yoa~r from TH1URSDAY, OCTOBER 15'ri, until TIHURSDAY, DECEMBER 31sr. Rates per cent, of taxation are as follows: Levy For State Tax -- - - - 5 Mills. " "Ordinary County tax -- - 4 4 " 6" Constitutional School tax - 3" " "Past Indelbtedness -- - 1; ." " County Roads - - -- 1 " " Sinking Fund - -- -- - 1.1 ' Totl levy for State and County Taxes - - 17 Mills. Levy for interest on Pickens U. R. bonds, Piekens C. H. TownIship, 31 mills. Levy for interest on Pwckeus R. R. bonds, Hnorricane Township, 21 mills. Levy for inte rest on Pickensa R. R. bonde , Easitatoo Township, 31. mills. Speci..l Levy For Sebool District No. 8 '2 Mills. " 4" " "6 "6 " 9 2 " "4 "4 "4 "6 "6 64 10 1 . 6 - " "4 "4 4" 66 "6 11 31 "6 "4 " 64 4" 4" 13 4 "6 "4 "46" " 16 2 "4 "6 " '' '' "6 '' 19 2 "4 "4 44 "4 "6 "4 46 23 2 "4 "4 " "6 "4 " " 49 2 "4 - 55 :3 " ,A Poll Tax of One Dollar per capita on all mule citizenis between tho agos of 21 and 60 yeara, eveept such as are exempt by law, wvill bo collected. A commutationi Rad Tax of One Doll i'will be collected at to same timeo s a other taxes from all malo citizens bet ween the ages of 18 and 50 years, exept such as are exempted by law. Unless said t6'x is paid by the 31st of Dee. 1903, eighi dayi work upon the public highways 'will be regnired under a co'atractor. Taxes are payable only in gold aind silver coin, Unitc~d States currency, Na tiolial Boqok Notes and Coupons of State Bonds which become payable during the year 1908. Parties desiring information by mail in regard to their taxon will pie ao sate the location of their property, and include postage for a reply, and thoso paying taves by check must include the charges for collecting. Sept. 15, 1903. Id. Tre asuirerer of Pickens County. O Ao T . .. S essthe - he KinYo liar l ought BBicycles J of The Annual MeetingI-A D of Old Stone Okueh and Cemetery I BcceMtra falkns Association wiltlen held at the OldI Stone chmuebh on Siiutiday, Oct. 10,1 ieCgr oacs 1903. A full attendance Is -desired;SgaCfe not only of the members of the Asso. CflGos eiation, but of all others interested in MuioNels thes preservation and Improvement of the cemetery awl1 chureb. Imyor-4 ai lIyolirtimg o tant business Is to be brought be ore tdost eto the Association.BiylRearg Do. Bly order of f'inli J J. Lewis, Pres.AlatteletCahPi. R. N. Brackett, Soc. Ol Bears the l1ho KInd You iavte A s 80ught .C.& o, It K~eeps the Feet Warmu and Dry. cure 4hIblain, is Iem, Sweata g, .ore, Acm N R tU itor Damp feel. At all druggists and shoe PARKER'S HAIR BAL.SAM I I5~~l 1 IOI'S Yrom.es a luzuri nt isr de esistt.Gha we solb a uJ .Seiamd utt SHOUT FROM fVERY HOUSE-TOP balan igarteidr iil wss s eeseaslgasu~ det e ced htte Ip eoemi nWsp0V f . faytelavwytesi I r n i n i aret i o n s h o u l d o tshr r a n t e d I oMEV SACK IF 3?IL,. t . I NWe.Y * of~r~hnte 1 1~ ~ --'For BiACccles 8.0 For You are easy to find-to wear-to pay for. We have your size. The label on the coat Small thing to look for-big thing to find-means this: The Clothes Are Right.... and if you don't find them so, your money back. Large shipment of New Fall Styles coming in daily. Strictly One-Price. Smith & Bristow, THE M'N'S AND BOY'S OUTFITTER. Greenville, S. C. Pool Estate Fo Sale. BUY YOUR HOME and STOP PAYING RENT. 4 lots 100 X 200 for $17-5.0) enci. 71 acre farm lv miles from Pickens. One-half in cultivation for $854.CO. 133 0-10 acres within on, mil, of Norris Cotton Mill. 45 acres in cultivation b:.lance in original forest. Nearly wood enough on this piace to pay for it. Good water. Two framo dwellings and out houses. Going at $12 per acre. 130 acre farm near Six Mile church, 2-story dwelling, 60 acres good heart timber; 60 acres in cultih ation; plez.ty of running streams $1325 13CA acres one mile of Easley, plenty of water. An ideal stock farm, $2,000. ito aems on Crow C~reek. 't.Q eres. in cultivation, 10;regodbtul111, Goo1 4 room ious and out liiuies. $950.00. v cres good bottom land, Real-estate is going in a rush now. Come soon and get pick and choice. For further information call on J.D.IHOLDER& Co, REAL ESTATI IEALERS. Oilco at. Depot. Pickens, S. C. H. A. RICHEY'S. We have bou:ighit I he largelt and1 iis1 CompeIt c : ock of Reliable Mers chand isc thbiB Fall I iht we have~ ever c~l ie~d, wit bi lie irreat est attrnct ions in Now Goods and~ L~ow Prices. We invite a coirnpaIrison withI any house in SouthI Carol ina mn Siyles, Q.iality, Quaniti ly andl Prico. We mean to lead thie procession I his Vall aind will not be iiudersolud by anybody. It will be eusy I'r you 1o buy at. Riefs 'when you stop and examino the im et Iy goods an get the ' rices, amud it certainly will pay you. A dollar saved ji a1 dlar maide. Dou your trailing at Riche/s' and savec the dollars. We cani shotw .so c*ept tna vailues nii Dress Goods in Black and olors, aill Gr ades anad Prices. Beo ifu ll WVaist. Flannels in Plain anid Fancy. An elegant line of D~resses a I Trininimmg--special values. We, 'mke a specially of our Shoe Department. WVe have t..em in all grades for TLadie*s, M~ en amnd Chiildiren. The best miakes from thei leain actories in Aimerien. Buy your Shoces froilm us and "an will ho pleased. Wc guaranit ce saitisfamct ion.4 IDOM ESTIC D)EPARTMENT COMPLETE. Good Calicoes. GWood Outings, Good Red LFlannel, best yar'dwide White Hiomespun, b'et Canton Flannei, best Checked Homespun. No mut ter whaint prices are quoted you we will 'sell you for less. H. A. RICIHEY. 2 TIECHEAPhST STORE IN PICKENS.-Ea sieugplisepl Sterlingo Silver Hol)low-ware, Steiling Silver Flat-warec. Cut Glass, Art P~ott.ery, Bric-a-Brac andl( Novel ties. J J. F. BRUNS & BRO., 1 09 North Main Street. CR EENVILLE. S. C. LOOK O0WT FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. For Cut P. ices to suit the Dull Seoni On . GLASS \ CROCKERY-WARE TiN-WARE, JEWELRY, ETC. 3 Full line of Cannied Goods, Pickles, Oat Meal, Crakers, CakeCs, Canidies, Fruits, Nuts, Tea,11 Coffee, Molasses. 4* e The Best Cheese oni Earth. IMau4c Stock anid Poltry Food. Used and( recommended by all the Stock and Poultry raiser. BlackI Killll Soe Polsll. A~Country -dPShoeceotaken in Exchange for Good s MRS. K.L CUiiRETON COna