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wionaa Company. :A40s..11tos 41 'ition $1060 Per Amiuiur. t e tit Plokonxl'osioifficeis Seecind Class S.);,10 of thbecw-Yorkc paiper iti u 11 1)tt lcnd Dowic "Elijuli the Profiit." 'Cho e.11toi-A frnternity iu 8zouth J!, tI h 1d u 11111' lit) (I ws3 licit waut to Ai)Ich Lii j.itA I ho 811101 ' j V~i" 'liiii Eil.of il o Izirgoo liteel ~)~i~t&011( 4diliilg wa,,e.4 iii Wh ien;. -.(41011~ 0! 1)4.5)1 11 1~ benci l i;i CoL edi N, w Jerscy wiot) ~y 'thati Pel fvkkd 111 ilIiCIII Cal 0.1y 110 secuired AI wen1'.''riu~g 110 dcllies 1 11. goinig 1El('01H il )loga'ossivo church Worki'1 01)"") totmake it special (fibrt iil t114 ;{tl-c.:ion of mlakitig better pi ovisil: for thir' stiperamittilcd riji.-ttl'5 isid it they 13.ectfc- t hey will 1)1. vet Iill)" ill 11 (5xfalp'0 iic i~l tt'i duijoi 1,iti-uII wvill (10 wdt1 Il) e1u11111.0 Im 'AIv? il lL lu',iC. ii )1111 it i n .~yd f 1- . ' i j N . w Yu I k, Riev. WaVit. A. U AV f: Alol111g()Im4r i, Ala., douticio it s I1 ( 110 tooL I 1Civit118. Y 11 01. 4: ill yr t1hl.tt 1,11 lluvvi elI W i II11it4 4o .1, 41llqurlcctl thlat it WOlli'l bo4 Ili, fiii.,ti in to jIrench to tlhe I-s, HO'iI 1 , 11. Tie ma~y bv1 accotsiiiiitit I1 IIdi'iallp~i., Ii lt'Wii.Ietit ru I ld'U13 Ititt. live Stuck is' Its Clil] it 1:is loch it at (iil timedorg tliz p[vist- throo years, yot inciuit i3 -4liq pif. Ow lt igheat figure it, has (50111111 ,tiq t)&1 ls :Iwo tho bigh. mice j4Vriol I if $Ill 4 1 . MA it br'avera $4 pi (scol I A:'ces for fill gis'lcs of nmats - 1j~,. A.nours amid Swifts halve (.50 114vr v~-i oulitr lY ilid pu'odle.5 fiipp y mer.~flcy of (134.8 bic, Ipitrt(-H I4. . ea rus lt ha s de liggel itui Any one bniying $60 21st 19108 to Jaunry 1. arfd placed in a handasi worl of onlarging 111o 1 ed States.-- Theli frame it will oharge $5.00 for. Any one buyii g $25 We Und II Moust evr-y sitoresoil the prop~er 6tyles . If 0utingI, pereale, sheeti chlamlbrey, cheuviot, anl) surely pleaso you. If r thing in w%~ol dr.,s gH til~l8tging h001d oqsg colors ranging, in prico 1"(11 Yarld. Dlress Jpatt< Camerols Hiru, Mohinir Fiftten shades of Gial 12!(, to 15c per yard p1lids and novelty goo( per ymi d. Boat valios IMPROVING STAR ROUTE SERVICE Contracts for all Routes in South Car lina to be Let. For years and years the Star Rout, !Mail Service has beeni in tihe grast of speculators and grafters, and th servicO has beenl, i] ColseqlncUe, 11! inleflicient and unsatdisfactory ats il well could be. Speculators have ll1nu< it a iegular business to take con tracts for hunlreds of routes scittor ed from one end of the coitry U the other, and have them sub let th< contracts at a lower ipriew to iglor ant oi' uninformed jesotn who ha< no conception of the re'd worthl of th, - sorvice they bound lthemiselv(es to per form for at term of yeats. These sub - ctraetors Iwere fregnently inuc( to sign contracts by inisrepresenta .I tio by glib talklrs :.44nt oit by lthl star roito specaulatorsH, and1I whe.,11 they di:-es'0vered thitt they Vvor tied to It loin lg j-)1b HWY aVO no,10t k0nowr i how to get out~ of it. All of wvhich wast aUs detrimnal toU j.he serviSe as~ it was profitable to the sp)eculattors Under thle new reuainstese ulatorsare b rredoutanonly th per sons1 living conttiguIous. to the r'outi are permitted10( to take the c3)mtl ac1.t foi carin~g the manil. The followingr cx tracts fromt the 1no tico invi tilng bith sont ont, by I thelpost ofilee depart mentt giv-s all tihe impor))1tanltpa tiulrCrlttive to tile lettIig of tion Prop~osls will bet receiveCd at li1i oflico, of the secondt Assistant Post mast e1r GlelIraI, postollice depar'tmet - ntil 4 p. 11n , of December01 I, 19031 for' carr1ying the mails1 of theo United States ont the ll routs and by the schedules (of depar11tur andC111( arrlivahiI specilled int the State oif S'outhl Caro't linta, fromu July~ 1, 1904, to JuneO '3) -1908. Decisionts annllounlced onl oi 1 L'oforoe February 1, 1904. CJon trachl to be executed~ anti filed inl thle do piar'tmen0t wiLthin sixty doys lafter th< date of aeCptance of bids. No~\ bid submlit ted unlder'' bi thid v'eritiment wil be.it consiider'ed unlos1t5 the b)iddler1111 shll re il is bid thae ini thle ev6' I of ther sericet' bohtit hte will give is prn o'iit ' to th e perormnc I' L L~dl11 ll~iian wvill rt id I o n tel 1 to'yrogila'I 10l'(1b ro t 1)0 ordli~ A ('1Itt aOus who tllil ot, ai fonuat (If ion(1'', r to be onjd 01 1 ou t memng twithin rho terri tory regu:1Ylarly (' soe by a1 pstlt0liot on tce wlbrout.,edleuid i Auete ollatr behol lial fai o aiv hli enag lsupervisiob toe teper formancerof hs seieo ltiod rid< on1(1 or oniuous to his ue as )1 agreed, ',may ex spect iose tdIuelaVced oin in 'otaoadthat the biser11(1 llgo fvic illb lt and viit he andClt~l to is ingo l~that ta o sulrfored OV Itr A18 ll bershons are ctiond. n At att llwthel~i tao s~te t to e uda bi ders cukry in tendi itesonait , perform(t'b orl suprvis ghe iltrvic ,(' Every bidder is required to m eala athat dtol rigthe bid i mdinioo fai thean wiith thitention te ento intot cotreact thiperfor vricolll ir tase (stait bid ('hal1 b oe ta cept A ip ers o lbscrOi to suchve oatl, bu ni tdn to en UIOator ianto the bausi person o byllti anI ptle igily be erjted and~g111 is bjetr,1 to ena Inc add11 iition ue n to carrin edi totevau piat 1 st0' 1(ollowng (he sta tt' hIcrie' ri on ec ro01, 1(1xcei .(whero othrwise 80pecilicofall' ostd nieleb alsoI reqire lii ti doiteai Iintol boxets ad''. han1 smaid bagst 0ret' a1long il the routec, and tod icot lec tailr boS, n to 'icoleeta ('t'orbar ito iso it from u the ae vehrl por unorste, fllowing c~ron hAl pole mit iv'ng pontlo~r noar ane poflie who desirhs1his mail depsited1 ata ien (pintho ho b (lno of the rostofco oy the roue on saitde siout mayn nx provid to boroect 110 a tbl ox F 9: WOIIJI WII 'U0 worth of mercha)dise (ex'Opt. 0 t, 1904, I will have orlarged my pho no fipno nmid dolivered to th eustom hotograph is done by one of the ver' I i hatidsome and durable. The outfit .00 will be given choice of fram:) or ei erbuy and Ui ats Spool cotton 50 po~r DOzM DRC Ronuombor evoi toed as represent W cloth :10 we sell (1ood groen colyk yoii want, ;110 Good fresh ronaio Li, (illIs, ub iel, ArbuckIc's roasie yout a ny 1,, WO (301o d we hav all Erly ird To from 10e. to) $1 65 scIliOj)'s fobiic rus ill Ziln01 All kzibnn of f and Brilli antitno. iut tho right p iito Poplins fromc Dress lannels, harnes a Is from 1o too frerst for the m1oncBy. Don't fil to g Yours k Business, ?I C, CARTER, qiest ini writing fo. t the dlivgry of tis mitii to thel) carrier ou tha aouto fsr deposit m1t tho designated poit, tit thew risk of tilo addrcsiee. I'l(, s1or11 t ihe or ntc'el abao i toen holed it %oil urs te box u C11111, quest in wroided by the delory for wise ie to ith i ertd, ithout x. fr e to th dparthesnat. d It ha11 ri 11of (II y O t he pot master bat uvor.X tche1l abUSoice, mion it written ordeur from any povasoii liv ition or near the btr rout to e liver to te proper ma carrier for thts route iy iin dettr-itchig in 01o respective satmt.ls, wher such Ito 1hal0d b tho dutyl fofW10 thot matchels belong - ith ist ictious ies to the proper mail bax or crie at which the said m til 1b ,I be dp.JSit ed; but registered mail h1(:1 not be so delivored unioss oxpressly reqest ed b' the addressee in his3 written or Ior. No mai so delivered to it car ror shall b carried past 11ther.1l I t %ollico on tho ron to i eflre bein g depositedl into a inail box or hung on a crane or post4. -1 Tho miail carriers must be reliablo uand trustworthiy persons), of good character and1( of sumfliieut intelli 1genco to propoerly hadle and deposit the uuail alonig the route. The departineint does (lot prosclibe el to b)0 used for this servico, h)at thu person pro3vidin~g either should see that it is of such character as to aif ror~d iimpjle protection to his mail. T1heo box or (CanIo shouhi b-e so to cated on t ho roadsido that the car'rier cani dleposit mail wvitbout leaviug his vehuicle or horse, anid yet not where it wdll obstruct public travel. Full information relati ve to sched. ules, di.itance (and numn~ber of trips of~ each, will be formd in book of ad, vrtiseutnent (on file att atch postoflice. Th'e following is a list oIf rouites izn ibis viciniity thait are~ to b)e let out by con1tracUt in the near future. Thoe bond required to be given by thno coni tra1ctor, andl the amilounts now V'paid annua tlly 13 oc the serviceon ea (lch roulto arEU sta1ted. T1his (100s not iindicato thbat new contracts wist be iinado at he samec, or lowc r tigures 1than1 the contracts now in force,, but on the contr-ar y the Departmenut desires bet. tor service (and is willing to pay a reasonblo price for the work. IBids areo in vitLed fromt roW ponisiblo p~ersons and if the lowest bid exceeds the pr.ico now being paul, or hereto fore paid, the conltralct will be awafrd-. ed to the lowest bidh'ior, plrovided on. 13' that the bid is nIot excesive for. th1e work t o be performled . No. 20407 --Liberty to Pickens, daily'. B.mdu, $500); Preseniit contrac(lt pay, No. 2018 -P'ickenn to Rt Rt -tation at Liberty, Sunday. lBoid, $200; Pros ent contract pay3, $52 00 No. 20400--Stewar t to Packenas dlv3. $209.21. No. 20410 -Alexander to Pickone, dlaily. Boil, $1 ,00 0; Present cou.. t r et pay, $299.21. No. 204l1-Pickens to Mur~phr-y, dail13. Bond $1,000),. Prusen t con Irnet, pay, $4.1O No. 20412 -Pickens to Sunny $400; P'resenit contract pay, $86.17. No. 20413 - Pickons to Rock, daily. Boud, $900; P'resant contract pay13, $125.40. No. 23141 -Vistamont, to Crow Crook, three timois a week. Bond, $20i0; P'resent, colt ract pay1, $39.25. No. 20415 -N immons to Nine Times, two t imnes a wveek. Bond, $300; Presen on C) tract pay, $156. 1 No. 20410 - Wattacoo to Mr1iet ta,I daily. Band, $1,000; Presenit conl t rac(t pay, $23. No. 204117 -- F'or'tnr to) Rock, throe times a week. Bond, $200; Presenit comntmract pay13, $75. No. 20418 - Easloy to Looper, daily. Bond, $900; Present contract pay, $330.41) Presoent su~b-comtract pays, $321 81. No. 2041% Easley to Daconville, 11ract pay', $330) 10. Present, sub coni.I tract pay, $321.81. No. 20420-Catoechao0 to Norr-is, two times a day. Buond(, $500; Pres eont contract pay, $141 98. No. 20421--Central to King;, t~wo times a week. Bond, $300; Prosent contract pay, $61.11. Present sub contract pay, $58 71. No. 20390--Clara to Riverview, three imos a woek. Bond, $300;n Prenantntra ct n)' $.100. LoC ries) from Ootober ograpi left at my stote r absolutely free. The >est artists in the Unit is just what an agent ilarged photograph. udersell! 11. ERIES! I ythit)g sold is guaranl. ed or money refunded. , 10, 12, 14tb for $1.00 d coffee, 8, 101b for $1. I coffeo, 91b for $1. bacco $3.05 per box. 3eo, $3.65 " " ,() $3 65 4" oey and staple grocer. Ices. )iplete line of buggles, addlos, wvhi: a, laprubes. et my Prices. LIBERTY, S. C. 0 Hazel News. Mr. and Mrs. Lake, of Flati post ufflie, Macon county, N. C, passed through this section a fow days ago on their waIy to the latter's uncle, Jonas Winchester, who lives in Ra burn county, Ga Mrs. Lake's mai den uamo was Winchester, datughter of Bon Winchester, who liv..s in Heywood county, N. C. They spent tho night with Mrs. Lake's cousiv, Daniel Winchester. She said ac had not aeon her uncle in eighteen years. A. T. Winchoster and family visit. ed at W. E. Curtis' last Sunday and report Mr. Curtis improving v. ry fast but his wife is still on the sick lit yet. Mr. and Mrs John A. Wilson and the former's sisler, Miss Sophia Wil son, visited at Daniel Winchiester's last Sunday. A. T. Winchester measured tLe distance fromu Hazel to t'ickens last T1uesday by tieing something to) his buggy wheel and counting the times it rolled over. It lacked 196 yar. u being 13 miles by Turkey and Pin dor poBtofllces. Mr. Editor: The trusleos of a er tain school district near this place, risked tall the patrons to comle. out oni the 241h uit., and elect a Leae for the fall and ninter term; and one of the trustces wanted his wvife to get the school so bad that lie sen)t for two old women to come and vote, and they vot ed And also one smn's vote was counted that just sent wiord to vote for him and he w~as not present it all, and never 'had sent his chil Lren to school a day lust summer. Mr. Editor, you please ask the Su perintendent of Education if it has becomo law for men to just send word for somebody to vote for him aind for women to be sent for ou day of election and their votes counted. If this is law it is new to the writer, ad I say a man or set of men that would make such a Jaw as [hat, ought to be sent to the asylum. WVell, I see that WV RI. l'rice, of Sunny~ Dale has gained his suit, with thie United States. llurrah for him. I think that thme United States Dep. ety Marshtats and the S. U. Con ittables had bette'r know more about their business next time they go to seize a man's property. I say again, hurrah for Mr'. Price. Oct. 31, 1903.AoutiSpu. Onily Makes a Bad Matter Worse Perhamps you have never thought of it bitt the fact must be apparent to every :me tha~t cons.tipation is caused by a laock of wider on thie systemi, and the ns" of Irastic cathmartics like thbo old fashioned pills muak. a a bad matter wvorse. (iham Lberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablots are uuch more mild and genitle in th-ir of reet, and wvhen the proper dlose is taik mi the r action is so natural that one an hiardly realize it is the eff'ect of med eine'. Try a 25o bottle of them at Pick mnn Drug (Co., Earle's Dreg Store, Pick msa, and 1'. N. HI tnter, Liberty. All perTsons are hereby warned not to liuit, cut timber, or in any way trespass oni aniy of our lands. Pa-r sons violating this notice will be0 pros Dcuted to the full extent of the law. J. Li. Murphiroe, J. A. Patrsonis, J. E Nix. Oct. 21, 1903 w6. Tho following oxtraet from a letter writto by G. M. Harmon, editor sof the Dispatch, the proprietors of the Ramnons Reamed ie is sel f-oxpltanatory': '"T'hori is io pills that equal Ramon a Pis; the'y caivo the bowvels and~ stoma -hi with such~ >lcasant healthful fcolings--no b d ef ect-after performing their work tiher mnghly. I haive tried them and knowv vhioreof I speak." 25e at Earles D)rug store, J. D. Moore, Craig Bros. R&OAD) TO LET. On thme 18th (lay of Novemuber, 1903, iat 11 o'clockC a. mn., I will be at Jesse Cronshaw's to let to the lowest rEaponible )1 biddth-r, thle chiangi ng of he rotid froin Jesso Criensahaw's to "red elones'. A J. Welborn, County Commissionear. Oct. 21, td. Notce of Final Settlement. I will apply to J. B. Newbery Probas,e laudgo for- Piokons oc'unty oni the 3rd laty of Dcembor 1903 at 11 o'clock for final settlement of the eotate of WV. F. Ilassingirme deceased and ask to ho ohs. aised as exoumter. WV. T. Field, Nov.t 15,n W03 4t.E .eut. County of Piokeha In Common Pleas Court. In pat anance of a Decretal order an d an ordr of foreolosure mado-in the fol lowing named case and on file in the Clerk's ofilee, I will sll to the highest bidder, during the legal hours for sae at Piokens Court House, S. C., on SA I . DAY IN DEOEMBER 11903, the following deiril od real estato upon the terms heroin .fter mentioned, to wit: Richard Lenhaardt, V. 0. Jam -s T. Hunter. ot. a!. All the undivided one half intero it of the defendant James T. Hunter in tho following desoril ed tracts of land: 1st, All that piece parcel or tract of lanti hilliate in Piokons County, Stato iforesaid, on : briaci, of 18 Milo Creek joi!iiig lands of Jame: 11nl t r, V. H. Stribling and otliers, cont.t iiing .. hindred and sixty-nino (164)) :acai1 iamor 01' 10145. 2d, Also all that other p )io: p retl or tract of land adjoining thw e avj men tion I re..c, Oreen 13. Stepli -i anl tliers c-ontiiniig fifty fivo (55) a.-rcs mon-i' ilr le.se. 3d, .%Ifio all that other pieco, pairmll or tract of land in siid Conty and Stato lying s'tnao on a branch of 18 Mile Creek containing oneo hiuindred 1ad iity Rix (156) acres more or 14-11, adjoining laind; (if V. H1. Str~bling-, JaMT inn ter and utlier iiiuind known51 11s the mill tract. Terms, oie-half cash aind thli Iha..moe onl a 0redit of twelve mnonilhs, Ilie crodit p. .rition to bo securod by a bimd of the purchwiasr, and a mortgage (,f ilho pre-iii ie-' witl interest from Ily of s le, lu clasor ur purclasers to I ay for all pa pors, an1d for re.-ordinig a mn. A. JOIN 100 1,. CI.i k 4fC ui Clerk's sa"Ile. STATE 01 SOUTH CAROLINA County of Pick. i,s, In Common Pleas (our,. In pursuanoo of a Decretal order and an order of foreolosairo made ill the fol lowing named east aind on file- in tho C:crk's office, I wi!l soil to tihe high!. t bidder during the legal hours for sa!o at Pickens Court House, S. C,, on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER 1903, the followiing descr.bed real esatitto npon the terms herein after mentioned to wit: Sallio McMillan Youngblood, et. al,, V. S. Eliza J. Youngblood, et. al. 1st, All that piece parcel or tract of I ud iin the County atd Stato iaforesaid and in the Hurricano Township o Four Milo creek, contait.ing sixty-six (66) acres more or loss, adjoining lands withi S. M. Perry. Thomas Powers and otlh era. and being a portion of the old liomestead of Samuel Yoiumgblood de colsed. 2d, All that other tract in said Cowl ty an I State, on waters of Shoal Creek, waters of Twe-lv IMilo Jlvor, adjoiiiing land-i of t he estato of C. L. lollings wortli, 'Toaom ,s Gassaway, J. C. Giarrott B. P. Kelloy and others, containing one hundred Itad sixty-t Iice (103) acros more or less. Terms one-half cash, b) dance on a credit .of twelve months, orlit portion to be secured by the bond of the purchaser 'or purchasers, and a mortgago (of the premises with interest. from 4? .y of sale with leave to thet puirchaiser to .pay all ash. Purchaser to pay for all papers and for recording same. A. J. BOGUS, Clerk of Court. Clerk's Sale. STATE OF SOUT H CAROLINA ( County of Pickens, In Common Pleas Court. In pureunooc of a Decretal order and an -order of foreclosure made in the fol lowving name(d o e 50and on Ii e in the Clerk's oflico I will sell lothe highest bid decr, durinig the legal hours for sale at Pickens Court House, S. C.. on SALED AY IN NOVEMBER 1003, the foallowing described reul estate upon the terms h-rei nafter mecntioned t owit: R. E. Bowen, All t hat picco parcol or tract of l ad lying ail being situ to in the County and Stte f-.resaid in Dacuaville 'l'ounn ship and nutde up of three anleal! tracts, one tract knowni as the Stephen Reid plaece, one tract known as the J. B. Heater place, an]l the other tract knowvn as the Mary Howard pla1ce and1( contain iiig in the aggregate c~no hundred and ninety (19d?) acres more or less. Terms, Cash on1 (lay of sale and if not complied with within one hour the land will be lesoild on same (liy. Purchaser to pay for papers. A. J. BOGUS, Clerk of Court. Clerk's Salec. STATE 01F SOUTH! CAROLINA Conty of Piekos, In Common Pleas Court. In pursuance of a Decretal order and an order of forealosuro made in th e fol lowing inmed (5ase anad on file in thle Clerk's office, I will soil to tho. highest bidder during the legal hours for sale at Piekens Court House, S. C., oni SALEDAY IN DECESIBER 1903, the following diescribed reil estate upon01 the terms heroinafter mentioned towit: The British and American Mortgage Co. V. 5. WV. R. Edens et. nI. 1st, All that certain picce p~arcel or tract of liend lying and being situate in the County anda State aforesaid in D)a ousville Township, on branch waters of Oolenoy River adjoining lands of N. J. Williams, 3. E. Roper anid olhers con taining one hundred (100) acres more or los". 2d, All that other piceo parcel 0or tract of land sitnate in said County andl State in Pumipkintownu T1owniship, and bonnaded by l'-ods of Miles Burgess, Mina Martin, Allen Edons and Andrev Gaons, on1 wvater4 of Oolonoy River andi eont.iinig one0 lhundred and fifty (150) acres more or lees. Trermns cash on day of sa'o. Purchaser to pay for papers. Purchaser must comply with the terms within one hour or the land will be resold oil 5 'me (liy. A. J. BOGUS, Clerk of Court. D~oesn't Respect Old Age. It'a shatueful when youth fails to show proper resapeet for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King's New Life Pills. TIhey out off maladios no matter how severo and irresapective of old age. Dyspopsia, Janndice, Fever, Consti pation~ all yield to this8 perfect Pill. 250 at Piokens Drug (Co. ftMany sehool Cilldren are Nickly. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, used by Mothe U ray, a nunrue in (hlid ren's liomce New York, Break up Coldls in C-i htours, auraicv verishnessa, loaachaile, Stoach trunilces. Tcecth Ink DIsorders, and destroy Waorms Aa .'r ain; flsts, 250. 8ample maalled i R E . Addaresa a f en S. Oled L~e Roy N. Y, FT1'E 0F 3OUTIT OkBOLINA Coitnty of .Plokoeu In Common Pleas Court. In purettanoto a Decretal . ordor a l an order of foreolosuro mdo in the I I lowing named oavo and on file in the Clork's oflloo, I will sell to the highcst biddor iring ti legal hours for sale at riokous Court House, S. C., on S$VLEDAY IN DECEMBER 1903, jihe following deoribod roal estr upoll tho terms horeinafter miontioned towit: M1-. E C. Mull, V. S. W. P. Hill. et. al. All that cortain piecc la' or tract situiato in the Co-inty aid Stato aforesaid in Puimpkintown Townsthip adjoining l mnds of (naries Aiithony,Oeorgo Lewis Rn I oher, cont in ilg o hundro I atid twenty (120) :-cres moro or lots. Ternm cash on day of tale. Purchoaser must cOI)ly with teris within on loI.ur 0r tho pIo:liscs will bo rosold oil sam tay. 'iul haser to pay for papers. A. J. B0(00, ('lerk of Court. Prjobate Kate. STA'TE OF SO UTI CAtOjINA County of Pickeim. 1 Court of Probate. J. It. M1aul11dh1i 11.4 A. 10iinistrater of Lte ostato of Abner Mitebell deceased, Plaintiif, against Te.ta itch, il Waltor M11. Mlitchell and). Ellie Garrick a .d lTLio Maly Slono an inft I.ovr thl - agop 'l of fourtoon year , an.i Vonua Mito'lt!h , Avory M-tohell, lEibert Mitchell, Ma1,rtin Mitchell, C rrio Mitchell :1nd Fatinio Mitcholl, inlf..its un1r(101 the ugO of f.ertcou By vi t it, of a dII cro. ma1lde inl the above shitol i eo (mn the 2dt of Nov. A. D., 19tU, 1 w 11 sell to the hightst -bid d 4-rn S3\iaD.\Y IN D'CL'\llE NEIXT, lt Pikeltlns Court House, S. C., during the legai h ,urs foir sale, Lit ol !owing real estillo to wit: All that pioce, paroel or tr et of land, Conl 11ining oneW iutidred and eighty -sev* en (187) acrcs moro or loss being the hld of VIich Abnier Mitcholl diedi 80 '(d and)(1 poswssed. and wasW colveyed to said deceased by ('. L. Craig. Terim cash o i d .y of sale. Purchasor to pay 1,1for papo1 11111 for recorlding samnio. Terms il the a bove sale jist bo com1pliO with within uno hour or prem.. is0s will be rLesohl on :taue day. J.- I1. N EWilEItIY. 81E'A 1,rVobate Jud:ge. Sherifi's Sale. S I'ATE OF SOUT1l CAROLINA, Couitfy of Pickens. Inl tho Court of Common P"l1a1. Frank C. Maulii, PlaintIfy, M. Jino ) d W 1and Ain E. MLIeiller, Defb hi-lnts. Puirsimuof t) al ordtr of Forcelosillre and sal' male ill tho a ,ovt stat (d caii On th 280, diy of OCoober, 19, by 11ion. Chlarles II. Itzler101. Presidin g Ju tdg.', I wtill ';u:l to the hiighiest biddo at Pickens. Court House81, 5. C., on SAL2EDAY IN D)ECEMIBER NEXT dulring the0 legal hour11s for sale, Iho fol lowing descr'ibed realI estate to wit: All that piaco p~arcel or 1l)1 of land ly in~g an~d beig tsituaite inI thle stato and county aforoad near thela town~ of Pick enlS on wa'item of(i towni croek adjoining hands of Jf. M. Stewart, W. M. 11agood and othlers, anid ci ntaiing forty (41) acres noe or le.ss being t ho same land1( ownedC~ by And11erson) Woods, co:ored, ait the time of his dleath. Torms of sall', 01ash. Purch'laser to pauy for lfirs anld reord~inlg iame. If terms aire not compldied withl within 0on0 Jrfmr lhe promi:.es Will b)0 re'sJ:d at risk of p)Irchatserl. J. HI. G. McD.AN1EL, Sher iiiY Pickens (o. 'T'A TfE OF E-OU'lM1 CA R G.LINA, C >unity <.f Pickenl'.( Uy virltue 0~ a1 taix lx'Centionl plalO.l in my13 hanl1ds by J. TV. ( an~tt, Soaretary of dtate, as1 Ex O-llicio Agent of theO Comn missionlers of lhe Sinking Fundi. I hafvO this day levied upon amnd will sell a P'ickens', ('. H., S. u , on E-aleday ini DeCcomhor, 1903, dluring thme Iegal hionurs for sale', thle fol. loinig deUscribed Realt E':'tde', towit: All that cor2ta1in piec0 or' parce8l or tract of lanid s Iatedl iln P'umpkintowni towni ship, Pickonsi .1 m'n11Ity, S. 1'., (contaliing Fifty soen~t (57) aicreS miore or less andl boun tded by hiunIse of J1. T1. F loyd Mas. ters-. Jam~ies K. KirkMOey and1 ot hers, ('n Salud R111 iver and11 h vied 111on1 as the( 801hl to satis-fy tax Ixc('ut ion1 ngalinst said( Terms111 (aall. J. H. (I. MlDAN [EL, She riff Pic~kensi Couniity. FOR SALE, Watch Tis1 Sp~ace. Seventy-five aicres of land in onte body within one-hailf il0ocf the inicorporto limita of the town oif Pickenis. Fifty acros of this 1land( is cleared and1( ini good Afato oIf culltivaltion, and( thle re mnin~uiig twenty- five ac'Vr is or:iial for ost, and from it enni I e cut wo) thlousan.1 cords of wood for whtich there 1 is emand far in) excess of the supply13 ini this vic'in ily. A good diweliniig honse is 0on the proO.. erty, and21 all the n~ecessary 01nthouses al readly (Irocted 11nd( in good re'p- ir. A bargain in tis to I a had by thec pmcha111s Seven I hunidro:1 (700) aces ini E 1-tatoo0 'Townip, l~ wo!l t imbolre.d and2 we~l wavut ered'(. (Good Tlitles. TIwo hnidired and1( fwenty-fourI (2'2-) 11c108 ini (onltrtal Townhi1p, well im1berI ed( andl( well wiiter'ed. (Iod '01l'it'e.. Rothl theeuc rai 11 of I-n d are < f0ered at re as1On, ble0 pn ici u. oil heri 111 (cash or' one-hlalf catsh, thle balanoce 0210 yoar with interes't at 8 per2 cet. secured by mlort gage (of It' land. All inlspa eti--n ocf th is p' poperty isl invited. Tf 110t sold 1by Do ciamber lst will b~e taken oft the nurket. Call on 01' write MAUfJDIN & MA ULlIN, 01lw8. P'ickens, . (5. Notice of' IImesteal. Notico is helby given, ((o all whoma it ma~fy Ion2cern, Ithat Mrs, Elbei'IliRlf.-dialo has filed heCr Petition1 ini this oflice prey3 ing for Homestead Exemplion ina the Estalto of C. M. R~ha(dale, deceas< (d. Tho Petit ion will bherd ini 11ny (oflco on Saturday, Dec. 5, 1903. This 9th (day3 of ;Novmiber 19(03. A. J. BOGGS, w4. ' clerk of court. lRbiumatn' mlinsM 1!re gily relievod ly apphe)1 t)Ib oIf Ram<i nas Nei ve and fliiy it. 25e ati EJ'esa Drug . MD.aoore, Craig U. os. ]Fay asyouGo' TE are glad to see so mai icoe who once practiced buying on credit forsake that expensive and unpleasant way of living and are now paying as they go. We are also glad to state to- our customers and friends that under our ONE-PRICE CASH SYSTEM our business continues to increase. We are making every effort to please our cus tomers by buying and selling the best goods that possibly can for the money. Come and see for yoursclves these are not eye openers. 17 doz. Men's Work Shirts, welLde with long sleeves 25 to 48c each. Big lot J cans from 1 2 Y, to 33%c th3 yd. If you need a Collar Pad (lon't fail to see our line. ',--mx.jj-SHOES.-a~m., \We have the largest and best assort ment of shoes for Men, Women and Child ren we have ever bought at the very low est prices. 9 LOU R .'"| When you want good flour try us. We will sell you something you wil! like. Bring us your produce. Always ask fcr coupons. Craig Brothers One-Price Cash Store IMPOR TA NT TO OUT-OF-mci~ Of course, we had much rather have you call at our store, but, if you can't--a mail order is the next best thing. We handle many things, that can he bought really easier than if you were here il person. Ta.e' Wools For Ilushti1Ce... Fairy Zo y , 1 11hnlu' a for Sne(.' 'Iht lmd Wool, 12- 'he Iho bantk, or $1.75 a p'nua1l of 1.0 hanks. Saixoniy Wol, ine 0,'traight. (Oi naitown 15c straight. Coum iaZephyl- Hrafld ~et.0 z (..obClht (Coi to;-the kigd th.at looks like, silk, b)ut wVoars bettor Sc the hal orI 016 for 25c. Turkey Ried Co)t ton-the sort that enn't4 faudo, 2 balls for 5c. Old time TPurkey Red Colt on, hoil ed in1 oil, big ban ks 20c. OneO pound of Black iall Cotton for 1t0c. Sontie Silk Special!s... Ulack Taffeta Silk, samne width as the yi~rd widei Sea Island, 75e, 85c and $1 .0n. Black Pecan do Soi Silk, Culi yard wide-'. :t~h $1 .50 at $1.38. Anitherea S3ilk, 1) inches wide, all cUoor, every thread silk both w ays at 58e the yid. Black Austian Silk, one and a qjuarter' yards wide, 75c. Black D~ress (Goods.... Wo wish we ha :d sp'ace to toll yoti a bout o'ur Black Dross Goods Stock. Tbhis one Ihem will givo you an i-len of how the picos run a: BsLAC K Ui1~Hl'RTTA-8 inCce wide. all puro wool, both warp and wooi, 50) cents the yarid. It may not he of intecrest to k 2ow that for (overy T ard of this niu mber, we pay 417 est e. Mlighty little profit, hu t hen noth is too good for people who buy black goods over' our counters. A postal card request will get a sample. We have about Trp y ti vhouisand yards outhe et.( III iia I --Water' stamwed ini the .Pacolet flood-its the Se quality. Our priee ac t ho yard. WVateirc stai ned Cainten llannels-t ebro ad four cents ofT the prie per yarid. - ___ 10pa ir t-lofSamplI 3IanIi ro-he v ~ orth frmTeti pair to 87. 00 the pair Wo\T have maiked thoem from 50. cents to 4f.5() th li mar. A big savitng to folks who buy thema. bARLLS cIsOSTiORL 11i4-i i6 Main St. G RElINVIL LE, S. C. Stradley & lBrr's old stand. ,.,ALREADY KNOW IT. That A . ID. M.ANN has the necost lot of Now Fresh Goods Sjust recoived from the N *rthlernu narkets just as cheap as can hto b~ought anywhere anid a lot of Lloim choapr than they can 1~)ho b.Aught anywhciler nea boro. My line consist in part of j Clothi of most anuy kid, Mens mud Boys Suits, odd Pants, Jeavy Kni. Undeirwear, Shirtsa of' ery description, Suspon Lais' Capes Sk irts, I ndei wear., Un ion inits f'or Children, Hoavy Knit.U'nder'wear, etc., ote. Bod Blankots, I1)siery, Notions of evory Shoe s= = .is,(010a TIN WARE, GILASSW A RE, CROOKE RYWIRE, CIIINA, LJAMPS, and lots of oilier goods too njumerousto mention. ff"'I sell Oirocories as cheap as anybody. Como and get some I biuy anything that you can sell at the sItda and will pay the bes8t prices. I want to buy all the Cotton Sed I can get tid will pay highest market pa ce for same hero at~ my gin. Als , wil4 in your cotton for 25 cents por 100 pounds lint. EF solicit you r ptronage end u ill TREA~ YOU RIGHT. Yours, - -A. D.MAMAN, MEET o.C