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w/im J&rTt eat breaknt's Emulsion, an't cat bread WtakeScott's m When you have Won a milk diet and Kthing a little more k, take Scott's fet fat you must eat ottls Frrmlei/on ic ? U fattener, a ?reat Kth .giver. Rose who have lost flesh ,-to increase all body sues, not only fat. Scott's mnlcinn incroncoc all |_ MIVI VUJVJ CI IVI I UlCp oonc, flesh, blood and nerve. V . For invalids, for conI valescents, for consumptives, ' for weak children, for all who need flesh, Scott's Emulsion is a rich and comfortable food, and a natural tonic. I Scott's Emulsion for bone, flesh, blood and nerve. ^ ^ We will send you Be sure (hat this picture In the form of o Inhcl i< on the wrapper 01 every bottle ?* Emulsion you buy. H* SCOTT & BOV/NE, 409 Pearl St. ,'w.y. ' ?&~w?ii 50c. and $ 1 ell druggists. From Cateechee. Owing to the favorableness of >lic weatlur for the past few days, the londs liiivo dried off a good deal, but whtt' about the holer? If a man i* 0!)t living tin; right kind of a life in God's h<< had t:ii:11 v 1.?-tt< r pray 1" fore lit* starts out on a tiip (f 'iHii'i in a vehicle) or he nii^ht. \si-^li ;e ! ::<I when too late. Why bless our S(!id your nee!; is liabln to be broken at any time by dropping off {.i a l oin and throwing yon out of the vehte.le. The writer is minus ?4 70 I r a set of botrgv springs l>v dropping oft' into one of "them ' holes, saying nothing .bout the jar our poor old buck neuivtd, which almost shock our head from our bod}'. Yet we nr.' taxed to send men to Columbia to iimUh road laws, taxed to pay Ill(;* Id (XOCUt.6 th<!8l' hlWH and to keep up the loads. If \vn fail to pay lliitt J?ix, a man is sent, to collect it. WI...H lie arriveH no excuse about sickness in I ho family, a bad crop year nr we have dune the boat we Can, will htuN' that debt. No, it ha.s t to (miiic, or a<>methin*? worm V?M.. .. i 1 11... i - ? / < I ?i iiuii muno <ij?*11 Lull l ^;o 10 uiiuiuhia to enact those luwa wnut to he elected, the "dear" people are told that ".I.Win" ha-n't done hi* duty, and 'hat if yon wil' yi- fiend "mo" to v minima i wul . .i t i\i-, w in ^ivo everything a pension and make a f.treet to every mnn's wash place. Well, the "dear" people are deceived once more and they vote for "Bill," "Bill" ooes to Columbia and helps to kill all important hills, shows his io noraiiee, pusses a do<^ law, draws his per diem for forty dr.vs and cornea home. In Au?ii?.t following, Bill Htuiups the coun'v, tells the "dear" people what f?oo?| thing's he tried I > do for Uif in, t>ij t llui low count rv m' Milii is of tin' hoiisd wi'io against l.iin, I>ut just solid me buck inn I I will Imvc moro fxp^rionco and iiioi'" inl1u?'ii<'() It \mis Imd (miout'li tin- first time and wliut. about twic.o Aw I hero n it tnnnsiirci of fair more 1011 11unci ^s iy inc. ivni i.iw lor m htniic(') to 111r people than a do<j lunf Of e nrso the school fund will be inck-iis '1 a little with the latter law, hut \\i had rather go deep down in our p i ket and pay to educate our child'en and have better r ads. Ten cents vorth of strychnine or tw< nt.ylive cci tw worth of powder and hliot >\iu i ui 111 uiiiiu ii }^<i<)(i nmiiv wortii* i less !( nnd wo will not be taxed for it. Yes, wo are in favor of taxing the vehicles tLuit nro run on the public highway. i\el everv man, rich or puor, black or white, old or young, pay so much on a vehicle. Some one will sav that brings a tax upon those who aie too old and have done worked out their timp. If he in a hundred years old and runs a vehicle, isn't it perfectly natural for him to want n good rondt If ft man recoive3 the benefit of anything it in nothing more tlmn right hut for him to pay for it. Of which is the most injustice, to tax the old to help keep up tho road he runs a vehicle over, or tax a limn VJ&t tho some that never runs one lis the one that rune oight or ten vehicles? So much for the enactment of the law, now for its execution. Every able bodied man of a certain age la taxed ouo dollar road tnx or made to work eight days. Of cnurfift nnv mnn *vi11 nnv Ix-foro ho will work for 12? cents per day, even if be has to feed tho old lions red pepper to net eg^s to sell at ten cents per dozen to pay the dollar. Anyway Jitn pays his dollar, gets his receipt. Sometime during the next year Jim finds his road impassable and sees there hasn't been a lick of work done on it. Jim makes complaint to the Hon. Board of County Commissioners. Ho is told that they aro dointr the best thev can with the menus at hand. They make him a few promises and send him home to wonder and ponder over what oth< r road his dollar had la en used on. The commitsioners draw their pay, receivc their share of Sunday school cpics and lmvo to retire to private life, maybe no better oil' financially; but a nood deal .viser. Wi II, we are living in hopes uny way, for one of the commissioners has promised to put the convicts on the roud lending from Six Mile to Cateechee sometime this spring. If he don't he may re member thuso two hoxea. The sick at Cateicliee now linve the privilege of having justico done by a l .. i a: r v ..ii. T lIltMll, ilM U I". tlllbdCUOI i"4Ul'lU V^lllUlinn is now locatod here. Dr. Long bus a strong practico and is n good doctor. B. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I ss I ucufl County. \ ' Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is srnioo partner of the tiriu of 1<\ .T. Cheney it Co., doing hnsiuess in the | city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, aud that s.id firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for I eaeli and every ease of Catarrh that can noi on cured oy llio usoot Hull'sCatarrh Curo. Frank J. Clipnoy. Sworn to before mo. ami HUbRe.ribed iu my j)i'< s-'uci!, tlii.s Gi)i day of JJruember, A. I>. 1SSG. f^eai,] A. \V, CJ'ejison, Notury "Tn'ilic. Tfn!i*.< (.Vdjivr'i (Jure is tulum in?.< rually | nil'I net.-t ?1 ifoetly ?>u tin* blood aiul inu eons mm fiitfK of tlit* system. Send for tiwtinioiiialH free. F. .1. (Mient-y k Co., Toledo, O. noin nv : 11 urUKKists, ' ><* Hall's Family Pills arc the bent. ON TICKET WITH ROOSEVELT. Tho President Suggested Fairbank's Name. President Koosoveit hns nutrnuKt pel and I'nited Stat?*a Senator Chas. \V . Fairbanks of Indiana has agreed to accept the vico pruaidential nomination on the Republican ticket if tendered him. Thin information comes from ch-se and lifelong personal and political frienri.s <".f the senator who hivn boen known to have ad vised against wtidt t!i('v <'<>i)6ulcir( 'I t<> 1)0 a vital concession on the henator's part. They now n>iy they liave bowed to the wishes of the president. Tho senator prefors not to discuss the m.'it for. Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured. William Shatter, ti hraknmati of Definition, Ohio, wan eoiitineil to his ImxI for several woeks with inflammatory rlieu* mat'sni. * I limit nimi.v rnno.lioH," ho s ivh. "1'iuullv I Hont to MoC'hw'k drug store f"i it liottle of ('liaiuli'rhiin's I'.iiu l!alin, at vvhioli timo I was iinatilo to li uul or fu 't, ami in ono week's time was sii>io i.i? >;i) io "(irii sis n i|>|>y a< a clum. " J'or Siil- l>v IVeUens i>ni" Co., Pickou?, i.ml Hunter & I'iclcens, liberty. To icachors r.nd Trustees. Ah the Hchool year em Is Juno i! is neeessary Mint the school re^is fer of m il school districf, must ho properly tnatle out and presented to the County Superintendent of Ivlu cation with tho last monthly report and pay warrant of tliiH scholastic yttar. TliO tippoiiiotmient. of moneys for school year 100 1 1005 will Ihi based ou the ropor t. UeHpOCtfnllV, It. T.'Hallum, Co. Supt. of Education. I mm ioo Lbs. Stan 100 Lbs. I lea ioo Lbs. Brol ioo Lbs. Fine "Our Sugar is Salt7," but ever ITT - - ' -1 vv o guarantiee 1 Don't forget HORSES, MUI BUG1 If you wanl Line we have it Remember 1 Corn, Oats, Clio kinds oi Plantai R. C ( "UNDER i From Mica. Dear Editor and Headers: Hero I nm np;nin to give you nil n brief sketch of the happonings in this section. What would you do without our correspondence? The paper wouldn't ho ho very interesting if we ^ didn't liave any correspondence at all. I I really think we might liftyo our page in tlio paper all tooursolvoH. It. would Ik* an iiiti-rualiiuir tri cpftfl i>ll 111.. lo>. lers on one cosv corner. Mr. I'M it or j couldn't \oti possibly give o-a pNge FIN I to (ho correspondence? for 11 Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hopkins went j I'j (irucnviilo on business lust week. Mr. and Mis. Ii.lwnrd Hendricks "?i' f! I \vo>o llio quests of Mr. and Mis.! "f da David Hendricks last Sundav. 11 ' i C Mr. and Mrs. David Hendricks ( have been on the sick list, but are ( imnrovin" some. 'J The infant of Mr. and Mrs David McJunkiu is very ill. < ? i ar 'a uiir.n-.-n uuiii nun , mid brother wont to Groenvillo on I business hist week. ' l'reuehing nt. Mt. Tabor wan conducted l>y Mr. Going lust fourth j IIH ' SuihIhv, l)uL owing to tins bud weathor there were not many attendants. ' I All who lienrd Mr. Going wish him | i* como back again. Potest, the son of Mr. and Mrs ' Lowis Hopkins, killed and dreas?*d a . p g last work which was six months 10 old and netted 102 pounds. Forest-j is only ten years old and did t'"c work without his fathot's assistance. Misses Nina and Cora 11 u> h visited , Misses Evie and Eva Hendricks lust Saturday and Sunday. Jftj ^ Mr. ('leave Epps was the guest at W.J. B. Chapman's Saturday and' fw \i Sunday. Mr. and Mrw. Edward Hendricks ru?3ra went t<> Pick-ms Monday. Tho Misses Hays and K?io ITcndri\ spont Inst Sunday with Miss Eva j llondriokw. l'nnsy. Traircih A \cried. "Just in tho nick of time our little j lioy w.ih navod" writes Mrs. W. '?Vntkiiik | 01 iioasiuit *Jiiy, uino, i'lieumonia I had playod sad havoc with him mid a I terrible cough net in besides. Doctors! j treated him, but ho grew w<?rHO every ; j day. At length wo tried Dr. King's Now I Difioovovy f<-r Consumption, and our dirling was saved. lie's now aound, land well." Everybody ought to know, ! it's the only Hire euro for roughs, colds and all lui.g diaeaRea. Ouariiutood by' Pickens Drii^ Co. l'i ioo GDo and ?1.00 # Trial bottles free. I , ?Wanted, orders for billheads, G statements, letterheads, notehoads, cards, envelopes, circulars and dodgers. Best work, lowest prices. Tho Sentinel Journal Job Office. ;auiatpjBK KgAWBiaiBngJTcgEaagzaaaagiiai dard Fine Granulated Sugar $5.00. d Rice, $5.00. ceil Rice, $4.00. : White Salt, 5S cents. not Sweet and Salt y one that tries it i (\ nv tn. PVPT'xr r^nnr>rl vy v/ uvy v/ v v> -L jr IA JJLV4? , us when yon need ; jES Gi-IES, WAGONS, HARNESS and SAI ; anything' in the I la that we are heaclquai pps, Bran and I Lay : tion Supplies. DARTEF t .TnB=5TFr?ir^ ?nn? -BUYS?UNDER-SELLS." ..SLAUGHTER OF fINE * SI Di?!aausa*CTi3rzTQzrrTC[ixj:riMii Vices full in curliest wlnn we make up our mind I SHOES. About litis time it i.? plum t!mt we u cxt seasons fool went'. Pi>fow wr cmu reeeive llir lose on luiiul, and ho we call you to our aid. [xni down prices, cKpcriully in our In avit r hIio left. The slioi s are all this neaRuUH make ami n| ll.ll-.m !/>/>. un v,ii: vim I i>. Km inn uluinn nf ,v > . * nil ^ ,v "'n "" * " tc stylo, to < (Ver. We will hi II for tl.o next liito linmluouKsiicrilirc. >ro(-H?tts 82 .*() hli<>cs nt ?2.20. Crosse )r-s?(>ttn iJJJ.rt) .shoos at Crowu 'rossotth !?").()!) .shoes at 8-5 50. iiluno Shoos for /{ii'itlciiicn will bo NaitfltMhroil ii i'ulauti $5.00 hIicos fr'J.uO. I'ulano ?1.(10 $51.2-1. LADIES FINE J ii our L.iulios Shoe Dopmlmrnt you can liml the t'.ij l;;r llehnjnv M? Kinzcv, (Jul (Irani II, HIMI M?VHItll lilK Nv w 111 I Hi HOIU III lilt* tillc in for 15 ilrtj'8 only, coiiiinonciug tomorrow n) Little Bee S'TOYKR-I lOBBS-HIiNDKRSO? FASTEST SHOWING S (i North Main Struot, ? ? ? Ilpiuoiiiher \v<> givr ojipon? lor every puu-im mlui-umble ;u Jla it i'. iutcd (. * js s.xic ^czrmn ; xzc rr.r.r .am nxzwarwvii IN EVERY W hHJL ui . r.Tira.r zzmry L The Suit or Overcoat yo perfectly and looks w< position you stand or sit Our clothinr' is made to not as they mi^ht be. I we alter it until it does I Kverythin^ latest in styl fabrics and tailored in tin P2>r%?rt-iars i~m I V W BIS W W f I JJ JU. REENVILLK, Sole Agent lor 11 awes' Nufangl Trousers. 0!t? \ is not )uys it, uiy. )DLES. ;rd ware 'ters fox' and all I j w, , =*. C. I I UBXIWHMWWTO?? SALE.. 10ES. fo dear out our utock of .ust conmioiico preparations 1 now goods \v<> iiiiiRt dispose Ak mi inducement we have ok. until tliere is It rdly nnytyles. Every pair Hold under us. We have no old or out ?. n days ail Cressets SIk os at >tls ?*8.00 shoos at $'2. HO. Us $1.00 shoes at Sii.30. i the same way. I ulano &5.50 sIioor 5 HOES. following well known makes: nite, American Girj, Snenty :jain<' mi action, Ilonieusber oruing. Hive, .! rnMDAMv \ v^v /1V1 i r\i\ I f TOKE, - Greenville, S. C. sr> from 5 emits up: ARTICULAR. rjx MiniMigi'.'a g-tay :ci rjr.uuiui iw< u buy here fits you 11 po matter in what 1 t .lien as they are, A it does not fit at first it. e, of the most worthy l: most perfect manner. O r-% n Ilats, Dutcliess and. /