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< j/^J / l?L i-1>~ Zu a y PICKENS SENTINEL-JOURNAL/ Entered April '23, 1903 nt PickeuK, S. C., m hccoikI oIurh mutter, under net. of CotigreaH of Maroli 8, 1870. VOL XXXIV PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER i2, 1904. NO. 19 . J The 1 C ocl dowi /7 Mi] line 2) the Stat hriQi n ny jp f ' v.l k '.I 1 i V7? Jl ibicro'est of valri< have pu Millinery Opening < \A Miss Hughes will ajra JJ nu'.nt, and it will far cxcc;l ; // iusl returned from the nortl V\ a large stock of all the cor g they will be priced as low material will permit. (( Dress Goods I) This Department vi will fine I a large as sortme.ni ^ season and trimmings to J We have arranged t and lace sale on our openi 'Wheal sow in< rows. Turn l'lo SOME INFORMATION As to the Value of Birds to the Human Family. Tlio I'nited States (.iovernmont is looking in almost all fjuartora lor information, Among other! tilings the birds arc closely stud-, iod. It had Hume I'ortv to nixty quail, (wo nrroiiooiibly call thorn partridges) a bird of I^u^land, from the variouH Stat-n, opened th?ir craws or crops to ascertain what their principle food whs, which waa almost entirely vegetable, isoi'dH of ^riirtg, weed?, et<\ It was wonderful to know tiio thousands of grsuiB need thoy contained. Thoy 1 reckoned ;i dram to the eraw, and supposed they filled them three times a day, and it there wero tour birds to the n|unro mile in the State of Virginia, they would consume sixty.*five tons ?>t" seed within the year. Just think of the imllirvviu r\ f \mv\T um-.i I I In i fhnl llil \'M Ibeen wantonly killed for nport l?y tlio boys, mid evon mon, in their midnight trampn with the torch and thorn bruBh. It is now a pun-i iehablo crime by tho law, and no very light onoeilljor. Many hundred of young birds and eggs are tv^fo destroyed by boys. I onee a very intelligent man if ho Irojprir auuuu 11 tx lm mi ill/ m i uugu im<i neBtluctive disposition in man that would promi>t him to frequently traiup, even in the ruin until ono or two o'clock in the morning after game that was both perfectly harmles and worthier to hitr; Dark, rainy nights are tlm favor-1 Iito tiniuH, as it is dark and tinbirds aro much loss easily scarccd arjT to take the rain. A? I expected, ? got, what I tliink, a very Bonsi>lo alienor; IIo ?uid ho had alwayH The Bit POD jl vf lig Store is alread; 1 with ITall Goods, ry, Clothing, 11 ats ;e. - The Ith day o s has boon innrftas fall business in on 3s in all departme: it on. extra lorce s( October 7th and 8th. in have charge ol this depart\ny former season. She has lern markets where she bought rect things in Millinery, and as correct style and j^ood and Trimmings. 11 be larger than ever. Yon l ol the proper weaves tor this match. o have a special embroidery i \.... \..t. S 1 ) ** win: HJL "()T OF SI * \ imo will soon In w's, .Etc. [eath=B! thought it was tho heathon instinct that still clings to man. I?y tho way, I wiM ''all attention to a word thjtt in, you may soy, u ii i vorsally misused, as 1 never heard the proper one. Ii is albino lor fi white ncgto, a while crow, snow bird, etc. Albino means the piet'ir-naturallv white man, etc. Leucothiop is tlie word tor tho unnaturally white of the black man, bird or annual. This is built up ol Greek words, Loucoh, white, and thf; othor roots, black. Agi icjlist. Majors. | Left over from last week | We havo hud some tfood lnectin<;H. I lev. O. W. Hupsey came up I'roin Pcl/t-r and done sonic fino preaching at Flat IV>ck, There were 1S uapti/.' <1, and four united l>v letter. Othur churches have hud good revivals. Mr. Som >hody visited Somebody for I H?i\v thom paw the road, hut I am not hunting visitors. I want t-> givt? tli > news and I suppOHO all go wopio whero sometime. Married on Sept. 14, I'JOI, at the rnsidoiioo of the bride's mother, Mrs. l/uc.indu Wilborn, Miss Liz/.ie Welhorn to Mr. .Iool Molton. Af tor t ho marriugo wo surrounded the taI> 1m Hpi'iuiil with good things to oat, and it pleased iih so woll we wont and spout (Iih d.\y witli them at Ins father's and I don't know when I have enjoyed myself so well. What I any unto ono I sny unto all: how could we do without The . . ?f - -- M' 1,1 \T wtmtinei'.jourir.u. i. r. i>. OA ?3 T <T? H X A . ,k. >?lho Kind Yen Have Always Bought [ Store i ; A L5IU h y putting on a fall You will not tin , Shoes and all kii t October marks i ng* every year si n< i.r history, and to t n f C tr /-"v i i r\ T\ r\ ii. uo, ov; ^ wu. i lcia i > you will not hav 2,000 Yards of Put up six yards to the piece, less than J}4c and the most of at 5c per yard or 30c per piece One lot, 2,000 yards Torch Will go at only 5c. per yard. One lot Valenciennes Lace, less than 8 '3c, and some ol itm inir dav at =;c. This sale, will b< until it is all gone. Don't forget Our stock of Hardw A solid car of Star Leader you want to buy a stove that \v CICI) () ATS Li hove, and wo lia\ Yours 'uce-Mo (The Leaders i "Work Day" Offering for Epworth Orphanage. \\'e have t?? have si "Work Day" offering in favor of tho Kpworili Orphanage. on Oct JO, 1901. Wh ilosiro to havo many p?M?plc a>* will to 'lonato their , miii'iiin<!'> of tlmt day to the support of il)o Orphanage. ') Imi't) urn thousands ot iiihii and women, 1-oya and who oould wmII a (Void to give t he earnings "f j one day to tho support of ;i cans*! so worthy and dosorv:ng as that <f providing lor more I inn one hundrnd futherloM littlo onus placed undor iIid cnro of the Methodist ( lunch in Sontl) Carolina, for support and training. It will ho a sujiill matter to the individual to' mince 11)1- com rimiuon, out ttie fjitts of many will aggregate ? help, tu! Hinn for t lm cure of the orphans Let sooi'i one ho appointed in every community to take churgc of the oll'orir n<l remit to up, but if prelomble the individual may send his own olVoring. We hope tho children throughout the State,will be encouraged to take an active p.irt in thix matter, and that all the 1'iiends of tho orphans will co operate with iih hi making the day \\f l> VUtwiH* ;i kuc.cfmh. >v . i>. n iiui ton, .tuiju. Columbia, S. C. v Acid Iron Mineral cureH nil diamines involving iullumatiyii, by puri- I fyitig tlx; Mood and directly healing' tin* ifrilalud part*. Try it on un ox i tornal Horn and watch itftvfnagic heal j ing It nets hi exactly the hhiiio way { on all intcrnui inthunntiona anch aa dvapepaH, indignation. rheumatiam, kidney <li?eane, atonn c i and bowel J troubles. It h ih no equal for dm-1 1 ohhoh peculiar to women. Touch up tlio entire HyHtem. Trado (A-I-M) iinuk on im ry bottle. Hold by drugxiutB. Aeiu It on Mineral Co., Col* 11mbia, S. ('. Getting^ A W ? AM, IK, -like appearance, d a larger and bet ids of Notions un our fourth annivi ce we opened, and ll O f nv* /I 11) rv ri ii/-v 'vi, xict.l/ uilv.1 v> 13 cllc? >tter keep in toucl c to wait. Embroidery a 1 Nothing in the lot worth it ioc to 15c. All to go * j Nothing cut. a.n on Lace. Cheap at ioc. t'lc Nothing in the lot worth ucli more, will go oil opensgin at 10 o'clock and last yon tiie date October 7 and S. (jril are is Complete. i?,v Stoves and Ranges. If cos ill give you satisfaction at it a L_ TO-ARRP re a full line of Ft truly, rrow C in Low Prices.) The Baby of 21. The dnepest emotions of the soul may easily be masked by - words that, on tlio 6Uila.ee, ?t>em unieeling. Pathos may picture itself, sometimes in expression's* apparently trival. Under the jingling of the bell* tho clown's heart may' l.o exceedingly Horn. Fathers who have passed through tht* trial that on mo to i h * editor of tlii! Britt (Iowa) Tribune will see liit; touching moaning that lion he-j tivecn the following linns: "Twenty-ono years ago yesterday a little U'd haby was lelt nt our house, rod, wrinkled and homely; hut mother decided to keep her, because at that time ?he had only one other girl. The various troubles incident to childhood came?whooping ?;ougli, measles, I scarlet fever in succession. \V?< j lougnt mem on ana saved tier.1 Hut about a year ago a dentist! came, and the attack wae hood ' known to he s<>rious. It was a severe case from the lirat. She had always been a good girl and always Heciiifd to rally I'rom every attack i but this one. We augmented all the | remedies wo could to .save her, hut, she didn't appear to want to he] waved. Last night the dentist car* ried her away to Illinois to introduce heP to his people iih his wife, MH. J I 1 I. I I. ! / i iwy win r>H duck in a lew woeKa ( to begin life it) a home ?1 tben , own, but tlio girl that was a baby 21 year* ago, that has boon tho life ami light of our home tever wince, fiaH gone. It she makes another home iih bright as Mhe has ours, we know u don lint who has won a prize." t ' A M -X' O JML X A , B??ra tho /)1118 Kind You Have Always Bought in Trim a nc r\uu. Every depart inci tor selection of I )r der one roof in tl ersary at Pickens we intend to niak ?:ing- to give some 1 TA7" i X11 flin I \ \ i >' x it li/ai. ull v .1 / i k j easonable price you hail better < A full lino of STUDKBAK1 JL BUGGIES Wohavo sold c i tho demand increases. "A lilt cheapest in the: lony; run. Now a Word to the C( We want your trade. We arc ir T #'\1 \o r*r*r\ i i / vr? 1? 1 C.?\ / II 1 vJUS^tll, I 1U1II, Dtlll, V_ ickers, and anything in the grot ber, and in many instances can e recently bought a large quanti , and will sell you as cheap as a s you need it. 7k this \ utilizers,' Grain I ompan? Will You When the firstC( On will yon it n(!(!068nry i to hitsMtj around?hit or ! mi8H?and buy your cool weather suit, lifter every one else has picked out tile choicest patterns? Don't make (his inistako. Select Fall Clotlu s early. Your eoininoii s?n.?0 tolls yon it is the wiser plan. You K?t the host your moony will buy, ! and ymi iret the lull limit of M'lKon'rf wear for no greater eop.1. He.xidnn I hi*, you fortify you wo If x^uiiiHt midden chanty's in weather that come in the I'a'l. We soli tin? 11 a n d-T a i I o r c (I Clothing Hatle by Scliloss Hro?. A Co., Ilultlmore There'H nothing h e t t e r? univs nothing as good. I When ii innij puts on a SchioSH Suit he fVela and knowH that | every detail of the cut, ruuke : | and (iriihli in correct. ars mm l . I The pieturo Hlutwrt ? imrtiiMilHrly styll ctiHiit tnfior" xmiuIiI ctuirKt' ?<Wi lor a xiiii of I'tin lit you bettor, with more NWrtttKiT, sn Kfiiilcx look c<|unll\ tw well? : ENDEL'S To County Boards of Education. (jentk'iiion; Tlio tttito Board of Kducution lina appointed t\<o m^ular lull examination of teacliora for Fri<la;. October 2Ut. At tlio mooting of th<> StiitH Honrd of Jlduoation on Miiy Gil>f it was deouled to I hho this examination ??n "Hu^hca' Mn taken in Teaching l'etonnans Civil Govermont, .Sili'h .Murnorn, Kiioi h *t(len and Cur lout History, u addi ut is load- p oss (.foods, \ l is part of - <f , and oui' S o this the V s unheard ft tore. Wo // examine tlu; Star Leader. R WAGONS ami ROCK R nr al ter car of these vehicles, Jl " I juntry Merchant. \ in a position to sell you ?i oftee, Cheese, Soap, Candy, yl H-ry line as cheap as any ft save you the freight. We V\ ty of R. J. Reynolds Tobac- V iiiy Jobber, and you can get 0 \ KKK. \ )rills, 1 )isc i I ar- K 9 V, } i Be Keady )ld Snap Comes? I , n?4 \Vmuh Vv' ' N\\\ SCH1.0SS RROSS CO^ V\i.v Tint Clolh?? M*KrMjvb d f^Kf- 'O'- iS ^ frM. HIV ''KgA'if (p* ' f ill suit fur u|> lu iltitc youiiK tnon. A "uioi like <| 11 Al11>. I'lwirtiriHi ami iipitonraiioc Wn It|>|rici I'lotlliM lit Wciilso Intvi* lowi'l ? I JO W. M A1N MT? ^ ^ (iKHUNVIM-M, S. C. lion to rwgnlur 8iil?jo?tH, L'lmniu liavn nil a| i)lii'?i.tH fur teitcliern cert.fi ontt'8 iu ikciplo tnuu ho that lluro wit) l>o it) iniMunriurtttaiulinj ah to tlio tint-). Sincerely your#, (). 11. Martin, Ne<! Sinttt Bo;ird and fSupt Ed. Te.ic.liO a pleiUfO take notice of a ,d *nv*rii V'Mir aalvea accordingly. Sinccrely, if. j.. II ilium, (Jo. ti ipt. of ? I. 4 \ 4