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Picks Uind-kmal. fOBMSlIHD EVXiHV WliDNKSDAY MORNING. ??BY The Sentinel-Journal Company, THOMl'SON ?fc UlCUEY, I'ltOl'S. J. L. O. THOMPSON, EDITOR. Subscription $1.00 Per Anuum. Advertising lVites Kcasonuble. K literal at Pickens roulofltce as Second Glass Mall Matter PICKENS, S. C,: Wednesday, December 7,1004. SNAP SHOTS. Laud poor is inexcusable poverty. The forecast fur Port Arthur this week is occasional "showers" with a "fall in temperature." I would rather bo a pewter dollar in a mud hole than a counterfeit christian in the amen cornor. I Uuclo Zeke jsnys t collecting in Pickens county is just like getting money from home. Comes easy. A man with small capital, looking for a profitable business, can fiud it in the laundry business in Pickens. You can't judge tho length of a cat's claw by the color of its fur, nor K.. <14 -- f i.: . -1 ii. a uiuu K>J lut! lit UI U lb lUOlllt'H. Who hath wot? Who huth sorrow? Who huth dust on his counters? Ttie man who nover advertises. As the matter now stands, it amounts to this; Port Arthur is going to fall, but insists on taking her time. Teddy says he. is half Southernor. Please bo good, Teddy, aud let your Southern half make eppointuieuts in the South. A western paper thinks Carrie Na tion has done soiuo good, but adds that "all good people am not to bo encouraced. Auraed." " " The invitation to Spain from the peace confcrencc was eagerly accepted. Spain been an intense lover ^ " of^petieo over since 1898. Tue Republicans Imvo at lust yield ed to the public demand for u redue tion of 000 per cent, on the principal articles of consumption. Severul editorn seem tu be puzzled to know whether thu prebideut su.t the fair or whether St. Louie saw the president. It is too hard for us. If you ?ee the Editor sit with his hat on hia knee, or back out of the room where there ore ladiea, you can put that down ua a dead towu. Send your boya to college and give fliflm n fnAtlinll n/in t i/\?i I >1? ;i?.l .^1 phiapocketed $201,000 from the army J and navy game played in that city. It is a mistake to buppoao that all j of the Republicans of Missouri aro candidates for Senator Cookrell's | seat. Some of them are not thirty | yet. If any one is pessimistic regarding the future of Pickens county, we refer them to the prices that dirt brought under the hammer last Mourlnv. 'Poddy cornea out in h letter in do-; fenao of hia boys. Ho says thoy did not pull the feathers out of the turkey. Another "fowl" blunder nailed. f? Tho Kale of a 700 acre farm, several miles from tho railroad, in Mariun county, for 828,1)00 ci!hIi, shows that dirt is not "dirt cheap" in South Carolina. Tho bartfuin day salon are passing. I)r. Parkhuret, New York's $20,000 preacher, flays nomocracy is full of "impure spirits.'' Tho Doctor must; have been down in the Tenderloin district again, sampling wood alcohol. Mrs. Ohadwick, of Cleveland, Ohio, disproves the theory that women havo no financial ability. Sho lms done the Er?stern banks and business men to the tuue of ono million dollars, and one bank closed its doors. Tlift I /lamAnno^<i *??.*> ^ l\.*. ? MV X/VIV/> ??\4V VIOIUUVUin (IIU U1 tliu ( opinion that the only weak npot in > their eaao before tbo court, is that they have but one democrat on the | bench. It is hard to get democratic justice from a republican court. That Kentucky drought is working j groat hardship on her cuttle, but the good citizens of that Comraonwoal'h found a "Bubatitute" st> many vjara that a Irought is no inoonvenco at to thou. m * ' v- ' . ' ' - ' / ' < : ; KFFP I itesass Inotu B EYE THE ^ And Watcl It is starting ten. churches in t] I entry s tor the sch Don't .hold y vote for your 1; them along. The1 PAINTING Pickens Baptist?Picken > Central Haptist?Central Pickens Methodist?Pickens Oolenoy Baptist Salem Methodist?North Pickc Antioch Cross Roads Baptist Gap Hill Methodist Camp Creek Baptist Twelve Mile Methodist r 1 / 1 i i \ T A m?w~ M; 1 I UJjA I/vi3 ?? ? Miss Kate Hester?Pickens Miss Josie E. Earle?Pickens Miss Leila Ballentine?Central Miss Lois Newton Pickens Miss Lucy Mauldin?Central J. 11. Grant?Cateechee Frank Farmer?Pickens SENATOR CLARK "TERRORIZED."' Thai a man worth forty or fifty' million dollars should ho terrorized | Uy his relatives is a singular pho-1 nonioHon, but Senator William A. ! Clark of Montana has for that reason kept secret the nuns of his clandos- I tine marriage for three years until his bride Lad borne biin two children Tho Senator wanted to marry his lovely ward, but feareil lo faee tho opposition of his family and the tremeuduwus hubbub resulting. When she was barely seventeen, ho sent a mm ijauuappene to rjurope 10 study the harp. While the Senator was planning the most sumptuous palace in Now York City, she lived in Paris, served like a princess. She had carriages, maids, a chaperone, private masters in music, vocal and iustru mental, and the languages, and the entree into the most exclusive of mu sioal and artistic circles. I'ndcr Bucli ans pices alio made ber debut as a harpist ami vocalist and created a Parisian furore. She received Mattering otters to go noon the stage. Wben the Senator reappeared, bis sister resented it and refused longer to chnper >n tin- girl. Then tlie so I . i I . . 1 I UiUb I1JUITltl^t) LUUK JUKI 111? III!* posited in New Yoik with lawynvH the warn igo certificate, affidavits of witnesses, and a documont settling a million dollars on his now wife. There I i? war hot woe n Clark's relatives and the TjaChnppelles It is obvious that he placed himself in an awkward position and opened tlio way lor injur ious comments by a chuidestino marriage. If lie wants to yavo any remnant of bin dignity, be should f?;el his ground carefully and not make any more mistaken. If (dh relatives a ro wise, they will accept the situation philosophically. CAUGHT NAPPING. The editorials in tho last iskun of thoPickoart Sentinel were particularly bright ami readable. Most of them were clip ped hu lily from the J'uily Mi?il without credit.?Anderson Duily Mail. You are wrong, Bro. Carpenter; you slept late Mint morning, unci we got to tbo exchange pilo lirat. Acid Iron Mineral has magic power to quickly heal cuts, wounds, burns and old acres. Stops blood-ilow inHtuntly. For man or, beast. Sold bs druggists. -Remember v.s start out on too "cash in advance" system January 1st, 1905. Do not allow your name dropped from our list, kh wo need yen now, if we over did, Ajid Iron Mineral quickly relievos permanently cures Indigestion and all stoinach troubles. Has no equal for disoasos peculiar to women. Price only 50c. Try it. Sold l>y druggist*. | A ' : your : on i/iTk-rc V V/ 1 Lmxm i it Grow! oft' in fine shape 10 race, and seven olarsiiip. 'our coupons, but ivorite and hoi] Vote. CONTEST. I I 9< Si 4 ns charge 4 5 3 j> n 0 1 I T~> / 1 / \ \ r r II I r\ c 1 r ii 11 ?All 1<>c<iI notices of u busincs nature will bo ruu under the head u "Busin hs Locul.'i," arid will be clnu-^ ed for ?t tho rate of 5c uer line. ST* *t"~ n J a ? ^ ?? SKiiUAL SAIL SHOES FOR We have a lot of Men": offer the people at a Bargain, i We find wo. have tnn mnn\/ 1 method to dispose of them. ' goods, but arc good, fresh sto ouffamwy bpaf?d | t |l | ALINE ill1 ' IJjt^ - im. m an ch, H cxM oZ selve! CRAIG BRC ' i W * M ?{?? *?. - I? i ihf' (/) k; .<=>.-0^0 fX) ^ . ? ????- ?: : es0 5 biM? c ST3&.S . ^ ^ a ?cJ5? - 3 a- !* aj Cd *1 -a"3 .a S * I*W I-?8 j ? H a < 5 ?o?<i! iiM i ? ^ H v. s ? a ? <c > {/) H i sls-gz v >- r; > S.J S u 5 ^ W ? ^<.3 y-- <2 tj iu O ^ "life's ? ?) V ^ p? V c 3 *>? . : 1 ^ ^ O 4> i ^ 3 ^ * z?p.ii -*?** ! I. 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K - M '* 3 J '* U o ./ sv -:', -'. a < rr; <f * 20 .*3 ssfj i: i ? s a)g | *' 2*1 j?i. ?s =*? dpi "3 |lx<s2???^ uj i s u u ? $ nl|llp^i! 5 |g :; . -i paa^g^Ba^ptiiflyurrtirt^r-afcii , ! , THE BUS BEE HIV >U APPRECI ,ISH 0L1 .AT POPULAR P ^ooct workmanship andlo1 *? Here is the Place to Stylish sack suits 3 You have no idea how much style an can be put in $7.50 unless you have seen tl1 mixtures, brown, plaid and solid blacks. Stylish sack suits $ More than twenty different styles an line of $8.50 suits, values you can't match less tnan ?io.oo. See them. Stylish suits 10 C We wish to call your special attention t suits. 1 lere is where we make our hard fi an tcica ot paying ^12.50 or ^15 lor a suit $10.00 ones before buying. All sorts'oi excellent materials neat mixtuaes and so ing the very popular brown; workmanship 5 Better suits $12 5o, $15 1 Made by well known clothing manuf ,,,, ,.v^wK. All - ? [' LllV.il X 111 LIU. IHiVV tllUV-tli ill i; II better goods, Yours for good goods bbs=Henders< Busv Ree Hiv^ 'BEGINNING NOV Wo W ill Conduct one of W r / \ n K 11/wfTM iii \ A I 1 U \ U1 IV IHM\ II 111 I lit? II A Sale Tiut Will Liajcr Lonj in The Mono: PpfTtPfllhot' 'sn 1 onlY W(; ac &\C18 lvJllUCl things advertised are ir ed solely to enable you to figure out how nv Investigation on your j>aat will convince you W BtLUW flHt I'NLT A FEW UF THE SHOES. .">00 pairs of Men's and Ladies' fdino?, good quality thai formerly Held from $1,50 to $-,00, your rhoici) at, $1.10. 2?r>0 pairn of Men's and Women'? Slmas for every iluv and Sunday, worth regular $1.50, hhIu price, !?8e. The lnrm'Ht lot <?f cliiIrlr?-i?*h shoosevoi shown in this county, $125 kind, now 7."?o. A Hphndid now line of the lifiiions filar 5 star that took the l>'nil>!?> (Jrm.d Prize at the World's Fair, St. Louis. All kinds from $1.00 up to $ 1.50. DRY GOODS. .">.00(> yds. Slumlord Choc.kp, Rule i?ric-? per V?? 1 1c, oc. .",,000 yard a Standard ShcMing nl. >)c, 250 yds Stitndiiid (.'wlico at ;*?c. IllcsM'hed Tftl)'?? Damnnk, 2r>c. Better qu slity 5l> inch wide, U.'tc. Blend in^ from "?c up. If you wont a bur wftin in Mm we huvo if. Wi* arc ovorlock(!(l on nil Ixiiidn of Blenching, lownfulule ontnbric, ann loii^ r.lotb. Keinnnilmr \vu hoII* Cont'n '1*h! hx spools for 2f>(;. \ 1 i 1 :\ inrge line 01 ouggi sm(1 (1 les, wh ips and la|) ro cy and staple groceries a that this sale is for fi 1 tee POSIT I VliLY .NO GOO AT TII El ? m * LibeM # ' ~ 7 y/ WE GIVE * J * ? CHINA I El. COUPONS. fl atpnoon I 0THIR6 1 RICES..... I cv prices you're looking for J find it. ~~ 5 lese suits. ' Fancy >0 ^ s f :o our line of $10.^ fcrC*:'W% ^SsS Vk w 11- I 11 ght. If you have II just come see our jgp\^ JF neat paucrns ana ^ acturers who back . (C [jprcsented in the Call For China Coupns and Get If at low prices, jt jt, CHINA FREE. Jt> o* M r rv' ^ 1 jh vu a !ASII sai.p. miiu wixuiai , r. 22, FOB 15 DAYS I ho Largest BARGAIN SALES I lolai'Tr /vf Pi/)l.rAiio All 11 r j in i u ivuiw \juuuty. ies of Thoss w'co Are Eortunate _Enough to Attend it! Ivertise that you will find at low prices here. The terely an index to the entire stock, and are intenduch you can save by buying your merchandise here, that you can SAVK MONEY AT THIS STORK. M All V TUIMf?C \ur nccco IU tuio Ml r. ^ ~ 111 mii i iiiiiuu w! urrtn in i mo OHLCI ^ Jackets, Capes, Skirts. 3 Wo luivo a large stock of Jackets, Oapoa and Skirts at prices unheard of, BLANKETS. I 11,^.... Til.. I-. * 11 " ' * V<U"V| ..cav.y V/'.HOII OIH11KU18. Hill LI-4 81ZC, m with colorwd borders; instoad of $1.50 per pair, wo nny 08c. Clocks, Watches, Etc. CD Eight-day CIocjjh, half hour Htrikos, Salo price $1.00. ft) Ainu 1 Clocks at C9c. A Good Watch for $1.00. g HARDWARE. Oi.m S >lid Car I.o id of Barb Wire and Nails. Wire at 2 15 I ('enth iu-r pound and nailri at $2.50 koro< per koj/ base. bonded SbollH, 2 boxes for 7f>o. pa ? All kinds of plows and plow goods, and ^ wvuryining you nnoa mi llurdwaro. Stoves and Ranges. . Wo havo a largo lot of v^ry bust grade of 3CooKini{ rttov. h, omplett with waro, trom $8.60 up. Wo have tho kind that makes cooking a C/> ploafluro. os, surreys, wagons.. harnp.RH ' O 7 ~ 'J -bos. A complete line of lanIways on hand. Remember ' n days only, and that .|>s VV'i l.l, Rifl mi a paw-n , , . - ? - ? V <4< i V. 1 V I '-i Jl.S SIS IMtlOES. ARTER, ty, S. C ... 4 > I << - *J ' r"