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||P?i?*!? r *. ?r ~ j ALL OVER THE HOUSE. Varfcua Way? In Which Waate Pcpar Few housekwpcvs are aware of many uses to which *vasto paper may bo put. After a ?*ove has been blackened it can be kept looking very well for a long time by rubbing it with paper every morning. Ilubbing with paper is a much nicer way of keeping tlio outside of a toakettle, coffeepot and teapot bright and clean than tlio old way of washing them with suds. Kubbing with paper is also the best way of polishing knifed and tinware and spoons. They shine like new silver. For pushing mirrors, lamp chimneys, etc., paper is better than a dry cloth. nnfl L-rwrn milm) better if brown paper instead of cloth is tied over the jar. Canned fmit is not bo apt to mold if a piece dt writing paper cut to lit the can is laid directly on the fruit. Paper is much better to put under a carpet than straw. It is warmer, thinner and makes much less noise when onb walks over it, Two thioknesscs . of paper placed between other cov uu ii uuu uio us wurm lis ii quilt. If it is necessary to stop upon ft cbair, always lay a paper cm it and tlnis save the paint or woodwork from damage. /Tho Crystal Toapot. The glass teapot is a noVelty that . finds considerable favor among ex\ pert tea makers. These pots come \ from England. They are of stout tempered glass and are delicately trimmed with bands of silver. Inside the pot itself a hollow ball of silver rolls about and by its I L J- PA\ 1 J- -J* piuuipi, uvcepuiiico 01 me neat 01 1 the boiling water prevents t'd glass J from cracking. Tho chann of the crystal pot lies not wholly in its novelty or beauty, but in tho fact that through its transparent sides the tea maker can eeo just what amount of brew sho has on hand and the strength thereof. Household Lore. Add a few drops of rosewater to almonds when pounding or chopping them to prevent their oiling. All articles dyed with aniline colors which have faded from exposure to the light will look as bright as new after sponging with chloroform. Never keep vinegar or yeast in stone ,crocks or jugs. The acid attacks tho glazing, which is said to bo nniflnnrtllft ftlnun for nifhor i? lint. tor. Mock Duok. Take a piece of b??f?toak ivbout ten or twelve inches in extent and Bpread it with a layer of sago and nnion stuffing, roll up the flteak, tio it in shape, put it in a deep dish ^ with half a pint of good stock or ^ ^gravy and bake for about un hour, turning and basting it frequently. ^ * Itemovo the string, pxit the meat on a hot dish, thicken the gravy, pour it round the meat ^>d serve. Household Hints. A mixture of tablo salt and vinogar will clean tarnished brass or copper. Ink stains on wood are removed by scrubbing with sand moistened with ammonia. .no not drop dirty, greasy dish towels into hot soapsuds. It will only set the grease. Waali them lirst in lukowarm water. Making Pickles. I never liked the looks of the Bcum that appeared on my cucumber brine, hut 1 did not know what to do about it. This season i learned that it is caused by a gum in the cucumbers and that they should first be put in a weak brino till thin is extracted, then into the strong brino wnere tnev are to remain.?Uood Housekeeping. Odor of Fish and Onions. Nothing is more unpleasant than to find that a knife, lurk or spoon smells and tustcs of fish or onions, and yet it very often occurs. The speediest method to remove the disagreeable odor is to put tho articles to soak in a basin of cold tea and leaves. Let them soak for ten minutes or eo; then wash them in tho ordinary way. Tho Hot Footbath. Tho hot footbath is 0110 of tho most effective methods of breaking up n heavy coid, and in case of chill or aevero hoadAche it will often bo found beneficial, na it draws tho inflammation from tho head. It should r?1?ofo**flV?lv Ka f rtlr/?n IvaCaha /# ai n / # tk VAV&I?(/AJ WU l*MUUU IU ed. Potato Water For 8ilv?r. Water in which potatoes have been boiled is very effective in keeping silver bright. It can be b*ttlo<l for use, and if required to be kopt a long time a tenth part of mothyInted spirits will do this. Invisible Coment. "An almost invisible cement for mending gloss is mado of isinglaaa boiled in smrita of wiru>. To Cure a Cough. The coughs ho prevalent thene dny? nminlly develop before yon roalize what baa happened. Now tlio bout thing tp do i? to tnko tho fnont reliablo ootigh cure you can get. Nono better then Mnrray'ft iforehonnd Mnllien end Tar. It in mado of tho pnroet ingredient# and otm be givon to infanta aa woll ah grr>wn people. Above all else IT OURK8. You will find it at all rtrnggista. 25o a bottle j ?extra larg? bottle. . ? 1 OAlBTOniA, m . thn 4 lha Kind You Haw Always Bwg# | 1 .rrGEMmzm * J-'JJLl. 'J J. JlgJl- .1 AisprW JL JUO %g/l O 1 , i Bald? Scalp shiny and thin? i Then it's probably too late. | You neglected dandruff. If you had only taken our advice, you would have cured Hair Vigor the dandruff,saved your hair, i and added much to it. If' I not entirely bald, now is your \\ | opportunity. Improve it. "I Imvo iisotl Ajov'i Ituir Vl^or f?.r oT?>r 40 kl yosrs. I nm now 01 yours<>l<lnutl linrdtt lioiivy L crowtli of rlnli brown Imlr. iltiu, I ililnk, on- r tiroly to Atot'* llulr Vliror." . MllS. SI. A. KKlTIf. llOllOvillP. 111. I Pl.00 t\ lilittlo. J. O. AYKII CO.. : AlldnttJL'Ibt*. I.owrll. Mum. fl WHI IIIIWIT IOI muWUAMOaUHUfi Good Hasrl nwii wi ii i imk iiiit~innrnwi ~rnr ~ Notice. I will sell to tho high out biddor, at my liouio four miles South of Pickenf, nt. 11 )'clook. n. m. on 2'J th ol December, rtext. ill my personal property, consisting 01 mitles, wngons, buggies nnd Lumens, 2 tarriuges and harness, cattle, hogs hay. tiinl shucks, a h-rgo lot of fariu tools, harvest fog machines, mowora and rak?.. j Use plows, and cultivators. Grain drill*, I Ijuuuo umuiuiiiorn, uuc-jiail UlKM'Oei ill <i(?rn shredder, 2 largo kettles, hoiding )0 ami 70 callous, 1 Davis swing churn, capacity HO gallons, household ami kitoh < 11 furuitiive, ioeluding 1 parlor organ with many othor things too numerous t<> ni'utiou. Terms mode known on day of sale. E. H. GRIFFIN. Tresspass Notice. All persons nvo hereby "nrnoil not to hunt, (ish, kcL out lire*, cut timber, make toads, travel over, or in aiiyw.iy trrsp?s< ou nn.> of ouv lands, under penalty cf the law. :}t Mrs. N. G. Mauldin, J. S. II- Prion, Mrs. Jauo Robins, C. R. Fiudlcy. To The Public. Tho lnw requiroR the feo for auditing nil deeds to he paid for before tho deeds are audited. You will plouso enclose foo with deed when you wnnt them re oordod, ctherwifte tliey will not he put. on record Wo haven't pot room in the office for deeds to st iy here' for years, without feo or enllinp for.T*So govern yourselves accordingly. E. F. K< it h, A ,wl. I.... Pickens Shaving Parlors E. T. HUNTER. Proprietor. ....Everything First Ci.ass..., t i * - ? x winy oiurc. } [Give wo a call, I will Ih; sure to pleas") you. Mauldin 4 Proffitt, I'ickc^l, <v\ Hiacksmithing and Woodwork, Buggios Kcpainted and striped name as now. All Work Guaranteed. DR. J. H. BURQE55, ..DENTIST.. SENECA, - S. 0. Otlice oyer Kminions Store, Doylu Building liourn 9 a in. to 1 p. m. ? 2 p. in. to 0 p.m. // *'/ \' 9 / m / Y* , CUARrM <Cr fdAO BANK OEPO>'T * f<ailiuati r.iro Pair). I'HKB Courier Offer d. UwHBaMBRHnKUH B-^ardntCojt. V/rltoQuick GCOflCIAALrtllAMA BUSINESS COLLEG!I.Vacrr>,(ia. u A iwv v~ ioi\.rN in. ?~ = Headquarters fc The Same Where lor four year:, we hnv ol our perrons with firsi c la and we earnestly solicit a patronage that has always be< 31 i ii(*<? Meat, VA tile. Fruit IV)i* your Cakes. TOYS! TOYS!! , 'I The best assortment DOLLS! DOLLS! The Prettiest For anything you want to corn] to please the < hi ^ Every child in the country pretty things old santa clai ?^^COME EARLY Mrs. K. i V. ? Sum m oils For Relief. (froroplaint Served. I State of South Carolina, \ / Piekcns County. J CAurt of Common Plans. Abo B./pi Stewart ami Joda I). K. Stewirt, minors, by their Ouardian, ad. Uielu, Bello Estor Stewart, \ V '[ ' Plaintiff*, against a. it. otownrt ami Margarnt J'Jliznbeth Jtnrtou, Dcfendontn. To tlitf Defendant h btyove named: Von are hereby B&uinioned and required to answer tlio mmplniufc in thin aotton, of which a oopy i* bore with sevv?Hl upon 'you, and to aorvo a oopy of your auHWor to tho ?aid complaint on the 8ubnoriber-i at their office at Pi<"keus, S. C., wiibin twenty davft after iho Horvico hereof, exoluHive of thodiy of Hii<>h ?er i :t i~- ? A.. ?i * iu*j| um it jvu iuii w uuBwer uiu coin* plaint within Uki time aforesaid, the i Plaintiffs in this notion will apply t.> tho ; Court fov tho relief demanded in tho ' complaint. Dated Nov. 28, A. 1>. 1904. ? ^) A.J. Hoggs, j SEAL j- (J. (J. P. Morgan, Mmldin Sc. Mauldiu, Plaintill'.s Attorney'h. To tho absent defendant, Margaret Elizabeth El loader Burton, non-resident, | 'l'llkrt Notinn- Thill Mm Arimiint Sum. I niouH of wbioh tlio foregoing is a copy unci (lie original complaint in the ubovo stilted notion were filed in the oftlco of the Clerk of Court <?f Common Pleas for Pickens County, South Carolina, on the 28th d iy of November, 19'U, and the vam >is now on llle ?t paid place, i'llis tli?< '.'8th day of November, 1904. Morgan, Manldin & Mxiddin, Plain tdi'u Attorney's. Nov. UO-Gt 68??Aiii:^ fc;' I.? ?M.?S? ar>: . li jttivi'ics Httf 1 I'-.f-! l?v \\ I I I > !lti ' .i.kI )!II|)UI .1 ill ~-l i < >"in^ tin: s or mi <>! " I till' \ ' '! ' t'^1 ? i ) I ? . .?>; ' I !" . I OVJIII-. IIM. Hi.I . I ' li I ... IV :I . . ; i ..? ;> 11 1' . : in >;i ' :nml i .i i* |). lii-- .*t*in. r\ is i.ci.H - 1 " .< .!> > i I i;c I > it\i'\n.i r< -Mi i :i,.i :\'v ' . \ I*'mi C 0 ( 'i.l I iV . i / \ " MAN ' V :'i.P. . V Tr raiiic 1 FOR SALET .ili.") ncros of land known as I ho Ii. M. Foster place, on Saluda river, adjoining lands of J. S. Williams. (?. T. Ilondi icks and others i in ?> I ?" ill \ 11 I L 1 \ Ul IIJII, Of > acres fini! river bottom, hnlnnco in (inn original ton at, well timbered, watered, good housea ?nd pasture and convenient to church and scho >1. Pride is cheap and terma to suit purchnsor. Tilloe good. Aho to rent i.no good two-storv .1.. ii - i-. i " > * u v. c111 uu, mi.) iimmi!, line niaiKl tor ( ;it.try stniv, outbui Llm^n, pantum to\. ami twonty-flvo acres good lan>l. For tonne ami further part iiuilnrs a j>t>ly to C. 10. ROBINSON, Atty., Pickens,. S. C. SSOIUd IVlOBdS iv mo oisoio an 01 Gsssstid HSMOd 3SUOH JO MOOIS V o s 'viawmco 'tehuo;) Ajouupi?^ soqqiij evowaiwo TVIOb3IA?lAIOO 30WV1 V MO S\n?V ONW AJJVia X3MOOd indBSn onv snosoNVH v iSOO TlV JO 33HJ B Iio' 11OUI ||IW OAA pUO '||C)0 U | B-, . -w ..wo AH JNIHOVM B J<- pop) J'JM'A bii|jeje t?r> U)|I1 506i ONiynn }[ h:-hi sworjo 3ri?N ?no -javh 01 I I ' >,y3MIHDVIAI N1 CI 3 i.0 3 k! 3-i. fj I T)V INVM 3AA j /- . i -vr - l "w~ ~w -?^ ^ (ISiAUtS! >r SQ04 will he at Old Stand, 'c lal or< el to supply the wants ss goods ;ii reasonable prices, compliance of the generous l;d given us. Our stock is full. | Fruits of all kinds, I < andics of all kinds. .TOYS!!! TOYS!!!! ^ 'T brought to Pickens. DOLLS! DOLLS! ever seen here. plete your Christmas Dinner or iklren, call on us. ' is invited to see the many is has left with us for thcni. AND OFTEN . Cureton. '$ ' ' <{ f ' ' I?Lu - * . ' _ _ ^ ;!faLL Q ^ QUR Entire stock of Gi^NEP m has been replenished, and ( ^ is now on our shelves ready foi prices are so low and the qu; s can't resist buying. : : : : \ DRY UOODS, NOTIONS, S ?Everything fresh, and the be n Now is a good time to bin ^ fnt4 i* f ' r\ f A ru tv. i rv kj i uuv^^d. l \ i i \ Li 'f) the $i.oobrogan to the $4 /tf every shoe guaranteed. \COUNTRY ?RODl ?iifw - '^r' ,crr Good Real Estafe==~i> if You Want to B io5 acres known as Anthonj of l'ickens. $600. acres within 1 mile of Pi and orchard. $500. 4S acrcs within 1 mile oT Picl vation. 20 acres within 1 mile of Pick 1 uome. Old school house with one ac Surrounded by the best people. $ J. D. HOLDI IIEAL12STATU II ')flleu lit Depot. \\ \ \ \ \ \ V'\ \ \ N \ '' From Nov. 15, 1904, to Jan. 1 to bear in mind that at my s ' YOUR WINTER GOODS . / : 1~> _ IA a par?atn traces Ar 1000 pair menu, womens, bojs, girls ' go at. a bargain. / A Mg lot of iucuk overcoat-* lit .1 bar,'* A fmv nn'iiH nuil boys suits loll. to go A big Kit of mriiH pants to go at a ha / A big lot of menu uiul bovn lints* anil . A lot of drnminor'* Kniiipl?*lmts at A bargain in minis dross shirta ami 11 / A bargain in lailii'8 nmlorwuar, tlo i-o > EVERYTHING TIL In the house or on the farm ; J. F. HARRIS, Cs / Pickens, i. / /'\\\\\\\\\:\\\\\ Have You Bought ? r i rN i Winter Nioc* in liplit niicl h< uvy men'a, wonu-m'* nn<l chi'i I linvu a Hpccial pnco on oik; lot of mc. I can suit .yon. .fust, rnceivril, a i?i^ ; .t, < ("onie in ami prion tlic-so, a bij? Hiirpnsc t >r i.ot mixed, but Red Rust IPs A few 8-ilny clocks jn'it rccoivctl, ;? I I cxpect to have some of yoi.r Mr ? t!i t. p. mi I shoes oivjf fl q we sell. i lllilj va . km; south 31 a in st. < IrTO?| MHIPBWa \\JE wish to inform the VV ens that when they will find us headquarters fc is very complete. It cml ery purpose. For the fa a have the latest lasts ant business man or woman, tions for wear and com ren, we have "STEEL ' other kinds that will st; Iii TllilE IN >' I UP-TC D> *?" ^unP Rr Look Woll ill 11 a E I tl I II I .1) B.I i " ' *?' l l??l !? pKETTY - ' 1>X>I\ I ARTICULAR 1 WI 1\ THAT'S Til K K 1 -I LJ I I -_U BSsJsm i I AL MERCHANDISE J ] )ur stock of Fall Goods fL ' your inspection. The | ility so high that you jB HOES, GROCERIES f :st the market affords? & / your fall and win- I liing you want from JP .00 dress shoe, and jm { JCE WAN T E 1). | I & NEALY J ' mrFoil auv susj l ivn a House Here! I ecome Rich. ; Lewis place, within 6 miles ckens. Good tenant house ;en ;. In hi^h state of culti :ens. Good land and a fine re of land. Splendid view. 11,000. BR & CO. >KAi.rrs. l'ir.kcns, S. CJ. \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \/ , 1905, 1 wish the trade ^ tore is the place to buy AND SAVK MONKV! / e What I Mean J i'ul cliildi(> iH h ioi'H, all kind*. In ^ I / I Min. / :>t u 1) ir^niii. igiiin. f (i ipi II1.11 lllirft/ s I hill) COPt. n ils miiliM'Wrt.n*. . i liM il aiul b,i!hi if>^au. / \T IS IWUl^ is to <ro at a barirain. " / *, n j i isn ivtercnant,; i C. / j / s s \ \ , \ \ \ \ \ v\ \ ?:d Clothing .-rru.-rj'.-jc tjaaj^'trrrLiAi? hvn's nIiim'n.j f (11iiiI: I ("jiii pleis. yfiil ' i In aw ?.lio >. In o\lien v\ hIh os ,f men's mill bo.y'n rxtr,i heavy )' nts. ion here. 002 Oats 1 I 'I it p: i* ex :iml 'puiiity will ;.'<>{ it. W3UT7X'?1. rrnvi- ,'t.t "f: unm EVKKIo.j .iSTCSL *yh&ii?3!S 'S&0ZK&* J rinfffftifi J SS! 0KS [ 1/ i THAT # | L uUlill | Wear Well :!?i. rv vn i ^ u rood people of Pick- 0 g visit Greenville they 8 1 >r Shoes. Our stock I g >races Shoes for evtididus dresser, we I leathers, For the I w we have comhina- I foi l. For tho child- | SHOD," and many | J ind wear and tear. J [ lsl <VZn>* innnml niioes J HI LI THAT , 111 JjjjPIT WELL. awnMai :innim ?11J ? I I TD'rifn IMjEASKS 1.1 IN It ,.!.()PLE N I) WK DO. . I W. T. MeFAIX, W ' , ' President [ PICKENi ^ ' m Airr>kn in^wibira CAPITAL PROFITS DEPOSITS WE PAY INTEREST MAKE LOANS tL By Careful and constant w Bank largely increases eye jr We solicit your businesi (L every reasonable accomoq } THE EQUITABLE LIFE1 ( Strongest y In The World I /jE)\ \ / /S's-tY \ ?>f ?\ Hniij: Hum of ril ) I \ \ ?'ust wlion you wniti S i I Ufc \ssii.mn < is tli Si I " '"""'"''"V \ : |i""1,1?' V/3*- Tlii'ti why not tnko i The liquital) W. H. JOHI PICKEt Offsce ai Picfc \\ ill nlso insure your House. II ' 1" * - II ? ..... , Kead it Ami f| - Dixie t You Hunt?You find it at the: You Have to -You will savci Dixie Bargain Mouse. I lmve just rctnruoil from market ClcVnir.fr, Cent's Fursisiim Unt w' 6 ' 1 tin evnr boforo. TNIy room is too hint or, I will sell thorn at ami below cost. 1 yon ii< oil tlio f?oo(l? or not. Tlioso good) pri(\i l>o right. Your money h ick if y .mil i:very Rale. ( - win (o tlio Dixie lid yon can hivm youv <loll:u:>. iv nv inh( goods must l>< s-oIu by 1st of January, n i-nul. ,.tv ' v . ... .. ?. V/ll. J <1111 LOUIS COREL, Bet ween the Post Office ai - ;ra>M:r.r n OUR ROOMS A ...NICE, NEW QOOI .... .. ..... _ h And we invito, all to c ^ our \ariod stock. Yc J5 predated. and we thii 44 |> lies 10 offer. Every t 35 litis season, ami wc j| giving you EVER^ Clolliii^r. Drv fin.wls. firm ( "l\ ck?-i y, III). (;!:hh rt i < I ngi :? )(! niMx'is. Finn I'lour, ?\ll kind(i ol' i[ou>'? k(.' )hi.jt! :ir.d building material. SuJ u>id Leather. SJcst lj\m> ol' Lai) Kohi.'s i Please pa^ us promptly th accounts. We appreciate Wit don't forget it. W. T. Ml % You've Heard Aboui (( Wei! I4\s No I Too |New Fi | Smith & LEADING ( V\ Grcenvil I I J. Melh 11KUCK, ? Cashier. 5 BANK, ( S, S. C. 1 $ 20,500.00 M 11,000.00 J - 1O5,OOO.00 J ON TIME DEPOSITS . \ TO FARMERS. (; Wnrlv lmcmneo r\f tKin ? .. V. IK vuv, v ?\^00 V>1 lino V ry year. g ? and will extena to you ^ A DPI!0 A linn nnrtmmir ^ ftoaunmujCi dUlilM'I. > Surplus C $73,000,000 / > ^ on Like to bo Sure C ?tdy cash twenty years from now? V to IiukIii to take things cany and onjoy life? Q e lie t provision for nn Independent old a?e J caprovfsiou for business nnd fiunlly Inter- \ >nt 1 policy in ^ Ic Life Assurance Society? i ylSOW, Agent, ^ ^ ^ LOias Drug Co. f Uirn unil Oln Hyuw HgHin.it lire. ^ See What bargain House rr-s n ? -? - ?<? <11 kViTfV*l| ,) til to hold them, and n? they must be This ought to cauRo you to buy whotL * wi re bought right, and I gunrni^.'.fl'!,; )ii nro not Biitistied, for J gunrnul ,.,m; irg-du Houho before you go ciIho* tiitlo ar n dollar saved in i 1 " lc. x'ht-so nd I linvfi out the pi i as to 8 for ii trade, - - PRnPRiF'i'nR M. JL V \_/ A 1V1U 1 U1V. id Pickens Drug Co's Store. RE ALL FULL! )S KtNf)S- ome and look through jjj )\ir trade is always ap- jj lk we have good val- J hint* is cheap enough | will take j)lcasure in j { ADVANTAGE, j 4.-. t ? JH?MW I I 1????>^1 series, Furniture, & Stoves. il.- ware. Hats, cups, shoes Syrups, Ci?n?.'08 nnd fcni<jar. su; pii'"?, farmimr imph-iucntH dies, harness, collars, bridles, 0 ind Leggins Ever Offered. is fall, on notes as well as "a promjTi. *inrJ c F A L L . t the "Early Bird?" I Early to Buy Your (? all Suit. | 1:? ~c m ? \_/ui nue 01? UITS, OVERCOATS I and TROUSERS > e now on display, and a mdsomer lot of goods has A ^ :vcr been shown by any- M Bi'.twn in "tlio tiling" tlii? fionflon V solid colors, or with over plaid A lirowu Hats mid Brown Ties to K tclt your unit. M ICvorjthing gnamntood a? ropre- a itfd, or your money buck if you // not natisllcd. Striotly one prieo, NAAAArfV^AAAAAAAAAAAAAA^ m m a ? "