The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, July 27, 1904, Image 4

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v k ??? * ^ jy-1 Pickffjs'- Seatinsl-Jcui puhmshed eve11y wedne8day mo BY The Sentinel-Journal Comp; Thompson & Ricuey, Pnors j. l,. o. thompson. euitob. Snbscriotiou 81.00 Per Auuuiu, Advertising Rutes Ream Entered at Pickens l'ostofllce as Seeoi Mali Matter PICKENS, S. C. : Wednesday, July 27, 15)04 And \>ows iidt fo ifPFPal,' Go onward though your path may lie Through calumny and (dime. The way will brighten l>y and l>y. I.Jo on and bide your time. 'And when the fight at last is o'er, The toil at last, is done; When standing <jn life's farther shore, licncath Iter setting sun; Beyond the future's unharred gate, The bells of heaven chime; And justice, love, and glory wait For him who bides his time. h ?Denver News. THE LONG NEW CHUM By HOWARD MARCH. HE big cliuni wasn't Ions in ^ getting the hang or things. O | p Ho was a Rood shot to begin with, ninl kept us fairly well supplied with game and kangaroo tail soup. Jackson, our boss, had fixed the name of Cropper on the newcomer, probably because somehow it f> 11 to his lot to get all the "buck-junipers" to ride. He had been thrown so often that lie was getting saddle-shy. lie couldn't understand why it was that the other fellows' horses gave them no trouble, while bis own were shooting him into space nt most unexpected times. "You soo, it's like this, Cropper." the boss would explain to him: "the horses know you're new. anil they're just having fun with you." l.arncs, on the other haml warned him that all tlie horses were only half broken in, that they needed constant watching, and couldn't he trusted for n minute; hut he doubted that. To convince him Barnes rode alongside of Cropper and swung his stock whip lash suddenly under the tail ol' the new chum's mount. The horse clamped Liis tail down upon It like, a vise, dropped his nose to the ground, doubled up like a cat in a hackfence concert,nnd hacked for a 11 it was worth. Ton stone ten of New Chum went bouncing a way from him like n rubber ball, and struck the* ground none too gently. Cropper picked himself up painfully and remarked to Barnes: "A little of tliis will go a long way with me." It did. It went a long way toward making il impossible for a horse ever again to catch him unawares. There was one man in the parly to whom Cropper didn't cotton. That was Johnson, the one-eyed cook. It was a case of mutual dislike. Johnson had begun by trying to rough Cropper, and was promptly called down hard at the muzzle of a gun. lie weakened at once, hut he got some satisfaction out of tollincc tho others what terrible things lie would do one of these lino flnys. The Now Chum Know lie wasn't scared l>y tho ffun, lie said, and ho rcferrcd to tho act us a cowardly Muff. That pavo Barnes an Idea. "I.ook hero, Johnson, why didn't yon call him out?" ho asked. "Call him out. Toll him you want to settle the thing?. There are the two Martini rifles In your woenn, say you're willing to moot him and tiv'lit with them. It ho weakens, you'vtv, pot him. If hi agrees, we'll doctor the cartridges so as you won't hurt one another." ino cook s one eye sparkled at tin thought. "I'll cull him out. nil right." lie said when ho had digested the Idon. "I'll cnll 111m out. nil right, and you needn't doctor the cartridges, either. You'll see. Tf ho doesn't get frightened, why I'll make a sieve of him ;it a hundred yn rds." "Hundred grandmothers!" llarnc; Raid In disgust. "i?o you think \vo'r< going'to waste nil the ammunition ii tlie wagon? You'll meet at ten yards nnd you enn hnvo the ammunltioi faked or not, just ns you please." The cook hesitated. "I don't want t< mangle him." he said. Anally. "If w< meet at ten yards maybe maybe yon't better fake the bullets." '"flint's settled, then." Harnes do clnred. "I'll second Cropper. If be won* come to time I will. I'll be beliim him." "Hold on there." the cook exclaimed excitedly. "We haven't had an; irounio you ami mo. We've got in on 11 to tight." "This end of tlio 'wo' doos nnd will.' Bnrnos said, grimly. "unless this l>?ini noss is settled at onep. Is it to 1> faked or not?" "Why or faked." of oourso," sail the oook. ' I don't know as I roall, want to liurt lilni. A fright will d him a hit of good, though." Thou Mr. Johnson had anotho thought. ? "Of oourso. ho won't know it's to 1> n fnko. There's no need to toll liii that." f v. . . ' ' . ' > \ * ' . \ From Mica. iHull ^armers are beginuing to want to eee *omo rain, as overy? . ihni.su. lhinK 'H filing dry with uh, aud ! while our crops huve not Buffered , much for rain up to this time, vet a few more dave of <lrv weath or and they will. Allen K. Edens, of Knob, was in this section laBt week looking after soino of his real 6atftle. Mr. omiblr- Edens reported eropB as good in his section. mi clash Since wo began this, the much hoped for rain lias cotne and the wind canio with it, blowing down j the corn pretty bad in eome places. i It seems that the correspondents Joko. are lagging behind, but I gueBs ,"!11' thor ere like us, haven't had lime iMinlli J ton ; to write. We hope they wili all hoise fail i11to lino and give ue the news We iiotic) that there w*?re some ha\ what, on tho jury this timo that haven't I don*been on before in ton jears, while there are probably some on it thin ..Yaj,tini? that were never on the jury eoiuc-lin their lives before and may never ( Hariioft)e again. Wo have known good satistk'111^ intelligent men to live to a that's "ipe old age and die in this county wiih. without ever having been drawn on 11S ??? i..?? o ?,.'u J..,.., "(Ml ' ?/ f uiucno u nao ?uiivuv? ? ,|Wij red wior on a case befoie a magistrate, Kick iwhero ho never received a penny ;!!J.<) tor his services. Sometimes llie lions same man will appear on tlio petit son vjury twice in the year, again he witii' will be on at one term of court in , Jncithe year. Wo would like to know oat Hi why thi8 is the case, when one man "Xotii ifl 118 mU(Jh entitled to be on the lie s.ii'jury as am ther, as every one of us have to hear our part of the taxes. ( Now, we repeat the question, why tnko ado not those who attend to the ' '"' drawing of the jury arrange it. so i l>riiifijaB to not have almost the samo 1 JiuUmen on Hih jury every time, but imMiMftuko 'dillorent ones each time, so i pini? t'^a^ after awhile all of us would Hat sl.be represented on tlie jury. This camo 'would only be ' equal rights to all, liedfjoi . , ... ' i.?oi..,.8Decial privileges to none. 7 Wo < could di8like to be called chronic grum t K?od t|J]or jJUf we cannot refrain from tlioro . ho,i o^I)0a'{,n& about this question just J botrfre.now. Tanta Bogus. ' .Tarl npnrt. Six Mile. ! Again this beaut ful summer 1 rlflo. morning I will lot the dear readers "FI hear the news from our little burg. < , Al L have been so bu?y with General i (ho i J Harm Green I didn't have the tiino t<> iho ( ( write, ho I am done work and ready ' !()I^'1!' 10 make inv leap year visit. Hay, ; Han,, Miss M., ciro you going with me? I 1 1 ir ..iii. . iL- .. ii.urn. jitjuuii ih very gwm tit linn 111'V/' writing. i lu white Mi88 Jumna Holcombo, a popular \ young lady of Easloy, spent sev" ] "S:< eral days last week with her broth,ll| l'or, Ii. II. Iloluomhe. < Sfllllc ' ? I t Ilobt. Man Id in, who bus been iln> C'V(;ry bick for gevoral days, is nblu J be out again. . luion Mn?n;a vri Mil \ ( i?ii nn * iiiuwii viniuru | l,0her sister, Mrs. Lulu Arnold, of \ s.,(I I Kings, last week. Up Crops are looking fine ei'ce so ,{o,h many pood rains, out' , Kov. G? Ti. Nalley began his pro- i <:uiiitract?;d meeting last Friday night 1 :-'at Mt. Olivo. 1 i 'j ||( li. Mauidiu is very sick at th:H > <livip| writing. J lt'W*r pAllUnri Unrrtru /\f rin1lir>iut mn n ivvuudi " 'r>nn vmuwuii ?uo \ y.i)p','in our burg last Sunday. 1 iiifiit Miss Kntha Willimon visited her ! ( n,',! friend, Minn Ida Finley, of Stewart "Nov. Monday. 1 , insta L. I'. Willimon killed a cfaik* . ' "u 11 that ineanired >even feet from tip SpffM . j ,.Sj to tip. 1 ;iv,:n Mm, Ln'a Arnold of King wan j the guest of her father, R. W. : ,,,Willimon, last week. 1 i. j. Mis. Eli/, i Trotter is ill at this , ti w. imig. We hopo for her a speedy i i,.u'rt r? e >v? ry. : i r ( J i ]. Mr. and Mr-. W. 15. Norria , 'Ik- made a brief visit to Heneca last i Monday; Old Itiddle. Im. I : sniif i) ^ Warning Notice, < ;|lMl All pel Rons ii- ?? hereby warned not i liirc, InnIxir, or in ?nv way receive I,in, ?nl<> ciiHtody my mm, Wylie Norris. Tim s iid Wylio Nome is under j twenty one years of ajje mid but loft r ' j( nm wit limit |>? rniissiuu Any one don i,.)!>.airing l>in nervices can secure them i-oln by I hi viiiL; li in legally bound under r c liiiiterniH that me suitublri to inc. ! did] .Mih. M. A. Children*, e wif, July 11, 1004. DacuHville, 8. C\ ^ n i niiij 1 niou ANNOUNCEMENTS. Announcement!) for Congressman for tin I'lilrd Concessional District and for Solloltoi rroin tho hlxhth Judicial Circuit, and for a bounty oflicea will bo inserted,under this head 111k trom now until the t'rtmary Klectldn forth sum of KIVK DOLLARS, Cash, at tho time h notice 1* handed In. No deviation from th rulo will be made. Kor Oonureii Third District' We aro authorized to annouuco Hon. WYAT1 AIK UN a candidate for ie-electlon to Cougres from tho Third District, subject to the actloi of the Democratic party in the primary olectlon I hereby announce myself a candidate fo Congress from the Third Congressional Distrlc of South Carolina, subject to the action of th Democratic voters In the prlnary election. I. II.MeCALLA. For UttllroMd Commissioner 1 hereby anuouce myself as a candidate fo the oilice of Railroad Commissioner, subject I the State Democratic primary, JOHN H. KARLK. Vn> If ,.f If I ..? I hereby announce myself a candidate for Hi House of Representatives, Pickens county, sut Ject to (lie action of the Democratic party at th approaching primary election. T. .1. M A I,' 1,1)1N. I hereby announce myself a candidate for r< election to the House of Representatives, sul Ject to the action of the Democratic party In th primary election. J. ASlt.MOKK HINTON. I respectful I v announce myself a candldat for House of Representatives from I'leken county, and pledge myself to abide the resuj and support the nominees of the Democrat! party. HKKD WILLIAMS I hereby announce myself a candtilate for th House of hcprcHMntutivcs from Pickens count] subject to the action of the Democratic party l the primary election. JOSKI'll It. iMNDLtiY. I respectfully announce myself as a eatid date for the House of ltepresentatives of I'lel ens count, and pledge myself to abide the ri suit, and to support the nominees of the Den ocratlc party. I,A It A N MAl'LDIN. For Hlierlir. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for Hi olllce of Sheriff of IMc kens county, subject t the action of the Democratic party In the I'r mary election. K. KltANK LOOPKH The many friends of A. JKKK \VKL1IOR> respectfully announce him as a candidate fo Sheriff of I'lckcns county, subject to the actio: .if I hit i.. i hereby announce myself 11 candidate for tli oilicc of Sheriff of Pickens county, subject t the nction of the Democratic party in the i>t inarv electioh. .1. O JI-.NMNGS. I hereby announce myself a camliilate for th oflice of SherilV of Pickens county, subject t< the action of the Democratic primary election. lil'N ! ' PARSONS. At the solicitation of many friends I bereb announce myself a candidate for Sberlll' o Pickens county, subject to the action of th action of the Democratic primary. 1*. II. HOOUS. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tin oflice of Sheriff for Pickens ounly, subject ti the action of the Democratic party in the prl inary election. DAN1K1, ! '. SI'TllKltl.AN D I hereby announce myself a candidate fo Sheriff of Pickens county, su <ijcct to the act lot i>f the Democratic party at the approaching [irlinary, RORKRT It. ItOAItK For Clerk of Cour'. I hereby announce myself for re-election t< Ihe ottiee of Clerk of Court. I'lekens county subject to the action of tlie Democratic vot.-r> U the approaching piimary. A., loll X nouns For TreiiHiirur. At the Holicltatlou of a few friends, hut mon :o my own notion, and in accordance with inj )Wlt desire, I autio'uice myself a candidate fo* I'reasurer of I'iekecs County, subject to the ac Ion of the Democratic primarv election. .1. 1). MOOUI:. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re ilectl.xi to the oilice of Treasurer of I'lckew tounty. subject td tho action of ihe voters In tin :?rlmary election. IIKXKY \V. KAKlt. The many friends of .IOIIX T KKNNKLI lerehy announce him a candidate for Treasure! )f I'lekens county, subject to (lie action of tlx Democratic party at the approaching primary. \ For Supervisor, I hereby announce myself a candidate for re election to the olllce of t'ounty Supervisor o I'lekens county, subject to the action ol tin Democratic ptrty in the priinars election. I i > <*ei.'in11." v .. Tho many friend* of M AT'l'll I'.W IIKNDIUtIO respectfully announce 11iiit a candidate for tin dlice of County Supervisor of I'ickons county ubjcct to tlu* action of the Democratic priman .'lection. The uiHity friends'of W. W.AIKI'.N res poet rnlly announce him a candidate for (lie olliee o supervisor of Pickens county. Huhject to the no ion of the Democratic primary. The many friend* of \V11.1,1 AM l{ OATS re ipoetfullv announce him as a candidate tor tlx iHice of Supervisor of Pickens county, subjec o the action of tlie Democratic party lit the |>ri nary election. We hereby aunouilce ItOlil'.ItT SThWAHTi -andidate for the olliee of Supervisor of I'iek .mis county, Hiihjcct to the act ion of tlie Demo ratio primary election. Voter*. The friends of MaJ. <. M. I.YNt'll lioroh; tlinouuce liim as a candidate lor the olliee o 'ouuty Supervisor of Pickens county, xiihjee lo tho action of the Democratic parly in tin primary election. Subject to tho action of the Democratic volcri in the primary election. I hereby announce my self as a candidate for Sunervisor of Plckci. unity, iliul pledge iiiy-'flf. If Horn*!, luriiu tUct H clemi, holiest Hllllllllistriltloil. 11 ? : N If V II II KN lilflt'Ks. For County Commissioner. The iiimiy friendsof N. It MOtiltK, respect 'ully announce him n ciucliilaU' fur the olliet >( Commissioner of I'lekeos roiiuty, subject (? he action of the voters In the Democratic l,r' miiry election. At the request of niHiiy friends I hereby nu inunce myself n candidate for the olllee o 'ounty Commissioner of I'lckcns county, sub |eet to the art ion of the Democratic primary. .Kill X l\ SMITH I hereby announce myself a candidate for tin itllce of t 'utility < 'oniMiissioner for I'ickcn :ounty, subject to the action of the Deuiocratli mrty in the primary ilecilnn. ( , \\. HOW KX. The many friends of (l. I'. Ili'.I.D respectful y announce liiui a cau<li<latc for Hie olllee o 'ounty t 'ouimlssloiicr of I'lckcns county, sub eel tu the action ot the Democratic party in tin >rlmary election. At the solicitation of my friends, I aiinounci njself a caiKlidate for the ollico of Count) Jominlssloiicr of I'lckens county, subject to tin ictlon of the Democratic party in the primary lection. It, W. niCK. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the lllee of i'ounty Commissioner of IMekeiu 'nunty, subject to the action ol the Democratic dirty In the primary election SAM I,. IK>(>(iS' I hereby announce myself a candidate foi 'ounty t'eininlssloner, I'lckens county, si/bjeel o the action ol the Democratic primary. .1 A M IIS M. CIIII.DHI:SS. The many frlemlsof AM.I'.N l< STKWAHT lereby announce him a candidate for the office >f ('until) ConimUninner, I'iekf lis County, sub ee.ttothe action of the Democratic voters hi lie aiiproachim; nrimai v. I hereby iininniiii'e inyxrlf a I'liiiilitlntc fin e election in the olliie of ( oiuily tNnnnilKKloiiet if I'iitkfiiN riiiiuty. Miilijent Cu Hie nclii.n nf tin HMiUMTHtii' jmity in the priinnry election. A II TAI.M-IY, .III I hereby niiuntinee myself a I'liiitlMtxti' fm 'mi,I) Coiiun|iiHli>ii(ir of I'li'kfiiH county. suit i'? l to |he iirilnii ill |lie litunoonilii! voter* In he H|iproii< liiiu |irlmnry election. \\ M . M. OA NTT. Kor uilltor. I hen by mini mice myself n eniullilnte for e eleriii 11 t tin* Hire of fount)' Auditor for 'I ken* futility. ?i.l?Jert to the votera of the r.nmry eleit'iou *"<?r f'lckein* cotiiily. K. K. KKITII. Kur Miipt, of I'lilnriitloni I herel y A inomiee iuy*elf n e? ml Mate for re lection iiitheoHleeol fount)' ii|>erinteuilciit f Kilucnt o i of I'iekcn* county subject to the Iion of ti e Ucinocralic |iiimur\. I!. T, IIA I. liC M * ]We Need the 1 YOU INe< V K II r we have a store full of d don't care to keep any souv< ' goods and prices will talk fc "We have Irom 300 to 5C >? consisting ot Childrens, Lad sold at a price. You can bti ; don t give a written guaran : CLOTHING--You can't ree ? buy yourself a suit until yo ; STRAW HATS at halt i; $1 00 ones for 50c, 50c ones : :: and so on Give us a chanc* have tor you. Last, month ? f."h r> mnnHi r?F .1 nl v In qq n j' UJLX W XXI VXJL til V/ 1 .J t'V/ k/ CVkJ ;, able to take our rest next ir Hobbs-Henderson Co is the HOBBS-HENDER I ...The Busy Bt ! GREENVILLE'S CHEAPEST and . SPRING and f\i nf r Are you ready for your Spring Suit. [ we are showing a nice line made of "Milton will pay you to see this line. : : ...WE ARE 5HOWINQ A BIQ LI r OF THE FAMOUS I White Seal Cloth I u The White Seal Clothing is famous in larger towns for its seperiority in style anc K..* *.,:i ^iiu luiuiy. i^uuc uul uii; uuiuir> ?uc: t:iiij making this clothing and each garment is by an expert. We are showilg a variety come and let us show you through. r s We are looking for a big shipment of the rise and we can save you money. Call a ! Heath-Bruce-Mo Vttr Coroner The ninny friend* of .1011: onunce bins a candidate f< I herein announce uiyHolf a candidate for tlie county, Mubject to the actio oilict- of Coroner of pickets county, Kutdeot to votors in the approaching i the nrtlon of the Democratic party III tilt Jul ninry election. I?. C, L'A UTHB. . . # At the MolicltHtion of mi Hiinoiiiiee invxelf u candid Ity the HolieltAilon ol many frieniiH, I hereby Coroner, Pickett* eonnty, announce uty*e!f a candidate for the ottlco of of the Democratic party <'oroner of I'jckeiiH eonnty, aubjeot to Hie *?: primary. Hon of the Democratic voter* at the approachInn |>iimrr) election. . 1 hereby announce my* Very respectfully. Coroner, I'ickeiiM county, > W. A. MltK. >f the Democratic voter* primary. V | \i the solicitation or many friend* I hereby i hereby announce myae I ?i111it iinee m\><eir us a candidate tor the ottice Coronet, rlektn* county mi of Coroner of I'icken* county, mihjevt to the of the Detnociatlc voter* action or the DcmiH-rotic party in the approach- primary | Iiik primary Election. J. L.KVI 8A N OKItS. At the KolldtiitIoii of my friend* i hrrIii minoiiiirc 11?> he 1 f h<*mml|<l?%to fortlieoatceof t'oroi nor of I'li-keiiN county, ami pledge nty?e)f to ? __ nM?le the result of the Uemoctatfc prinmrv, r "***? * I. J. OR AN DliK.ft. \i ijrtj Mriiiiii Mollcltntlo IMckon* towti'lilp, I hereh \Vi*, the friemlH of M.VI.NKV U I'OHtfiK W- candidate for re-election tc Hpectiully announce him a oniiiiiliite for the trute for snM towiiMhlp, miiIj ollice of t.'t rouer of l'u-?eiih conn v, tiubject to ttie voter* in the coining I the Mellon if the Ihio )'intfn prlui try election, election. I rim inoxt re*pei Voter*. ent icrvant. I. Honey id the Goods. esirable merchandise auil anirs. So we mean >r themselves. >0 pair of Low Cut Shoes, ies and Mens, all to be Ly one pair for 50c but we tee with them. tlize how cheap you can u get our prices. price $2 00 ones for $1 00 for 25c, 25c ones for 13c e to show you what we was so lively we waht ,ood and it so we will be lonth Don't forget Uh/ti place to tiud goods chet, ixD SON COMPANY,' . )e Hive... i v A STRSrr flpnwT\r/i qtadv LJLiiuxuui. MIIV TT I11UI UIV1VX< SU11MER 11 ^fck. Two piece Suits are all the rage atwT Cloth." Every suit vjuaranteecl.f* 'Itl. * ^ all the "<l! ^ Hour this week that was bought before ntl get our prices. now Company. < JULIAN hereby hii t hereby announce myself a candidate for the nr Coroner, Hokenv* oMce of MaKlxtrate, l'l;ken? towu*hlp, aublrct ?o' ?he Democratic ti, the action of the Dejnocratlo primary 'elec>riinary. tlon. \V. UJKNKISS. my frlondn I hereby Mto for the oltice of MUbject to the action ?"or Gotto a Weigh**. at the approaching i hereby announce myself a candidate for cotI). A. rAHHOT'r. ton weigher for Plckwni townnhlp, anbject to ... , tlic uctlon of the yoIcth In the electlonon] Auelf a candidate for K?Ht 13th. J. FI.KM KELLV.Y. nihjrct lo the action v'1C'UR*\'l! LKV-T"* I heretiy announce ntyaclf a candidate for cotton WelRher 1'JrkeiiH t >wn?lilp, Nubloct to the If a candidate for votera at the el?st Ion ot. Aunit?? il ject to ihe action ALBX OANNON an the approaching J. T. KOK. , | VIRGINIA COLiUeM>,J '{ | For YOUNG w6?MKN, RoanoV'V*. ? M,e* opena Kept. 2fl it 04. one of ibcJHtdlng ii if m* frlenl. in Heboola for Youiik L.*dle? Ii? the HouUm ti#m v ?i nounce mvi tlr > building, piano* sinrt equipment. <anp*7 4?u > lh\ omI?e o?5??BlH Or*nd mountain aceuerrln % ?&**? lei t o the ?riio i nf Virginia, f*mvti for health. huropean and l>eiiio< Mtla nrlm irv American leachera. Full courae. Coneetvatopf I'lfulh Toufob?i7 Hclvantagaa in Art, Km alp and Klooutton. Caritruii), ?our obeil- tlflcatcaVellaalnr. Htudenta from JO State*, ??. ?. MAKKIS. Kor catalogue addnaw J MATTIK IMIAKKI8, I'rmWent, Roauakg, Vs. :