The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, January 25, 1905, Image 2
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Mc.n Matter
Wedacadan, Jamuary 25, 1901.
Strcnj Plea to Farmers.
D a Edt r and Fo'low Fit !.
Wl( 3. %%( (u<dr11i p? I 1t1iA i 0.
time sone of th-. best. mids "we,
comuing 1, - I , n 1t anlivig %%h,
inhf rtI'tion ihr y halve inl re "r f
he crisi. which % e are f ving. I. s
LO chi(ld Jhy. As I tite it ill co
sideration my aiin is to sMato v fis, i
I know) lo- I .3 imvo starit o.1I ~in w
faith in thI s im tlor aking of tlhe farn;
ors move:ii.1. A 4 I doZmit, it i
j'est ami- right thi't we shoubl bare
InI (qluitOb1o pric for t' Io [tIll
I ave to fight to oil' r igtior.t a
Other hlonorableu enterpr""Is,,t h
111j31st ti ertakinigs agiintA the far
imrs1 aro the oneu I o1n striking at.
It iak'es grit and grace to runai lte
machinery, an(d us Mr. Striblin hial
lai Iit -wn th g p I will lhaVJ to hay
to lay them u1p, if I can with dutle re
spect to him and tho. Citizons Coop.
erativo Union. In the first place ie
called a meeting at the court, hous
the first Monday in November, 1904,
and som( of us assembled thero and
organized tempiarily. The object was
to send two dologatti to Columibia to
the meeting of Cottoll Growers of
tile State to formuilato it plahm for ill
to C)110 togothor itn ho IlovlemetI,
a:> the farmuer could be bettered, and
WO have ntever 11ard 1n3(Itilg more
of the movoielit ill Colllbia. Then
wo came1 togeother the 10th of Jan.
Io, and organizod permanently as
tho Cotton Growers Association, then
aodjourued to met the 17t, asti he
had called another tenting 'n thit
day to organlizo a unition, a dilkrnit
thing altogtle', itand in hi1s addllress
thon and there, ho eriiCizZl Olr
m"ovemlient openly aid said it was ia
Confuiiont, (lso t hat he did n1ot bel.ng,
to the union01, but lbo blo1g0(d to
asomothing higher and( mttre eh:vate-d.
Nowa 318 I see inl the pap,--rs5 ll Iover3
the 1land1113I that tho1 Ihre or'ganiizati ols
are comning togother faor the 83am3
purIpose, 31y5 idea~ is lthis: Thatt to)
reach (the umas of thie people, it wil
have to be done th rough cou ver
Now is3 no( time1 (o plut the~ ' ts un-l
derP a buishol. I nim i ot tin for' the
wairt hous. ,~ au nor' chiss r'epreson
. \o c are lin a1 iiroe repubi e,
ant enided for the p.oopio1 to rutlo. It
looks likoc somio folks would learn to
keep their linlgers3 oult of the tire.
*Now, Ftollow~ Farmorst~l, turn out ont
the 28th an~d join inl with y)~our fellow
enrioll ftnid orga izo y3o501tig anid 1)ld
and scud a dell ellio up whlen1 the
adisfory3 boarld setsx (the tim1o. I amt
in for the( massesO.' to role. If thoe
11301 that weure apij jtedk (1o no( act,
somel other good 13nin take htohl aned
let it go ont.
Wo would be ~Iad that evcer c<.am
fy in thte Sitate wo uhi go into similar
orgaizations 1311mi av ab Stato mneet
iug, se thait fill couh1dilitld dologates;
and1( cooperabtQ togetheri. Now is the
that (ho fnrnwers h11uun't got any1 con
11(donco ml thiemselwte . Wo lI'o the
back bonte of 1 ho world; and I want
every man13, younhg anid old, to adhore.
It~ is disgraceful to heiar1 whait some1
folks say about. the farIste
Special cro, 8 ar10 e ming to the
front.Ij Th wonlful 03 uti any3l(it~
the cottout growa trs, the tobaceu growi
era, and the bean gr'oweru shows thtt
they ar1e in earne'st. WVon't it be a
groat (c1 onventioni when all the fkirmters
ar~e called together to takho national
action in their own behalf. TJim
groat political con)ventionts widl ntot
be a pircumtstantce. TIakoe warn'ing
follow farmers anid bo ready, for the
conflict is comning, and3( I watnt the
people to have a voice,
Every offort the farmers mzake to
better their lon~d ition, thait fails,
leaves thetm in worse cbonitionol thani
before. This greatest of1 all efforts
~4 ~ must not fail. -It has beeni lalid that
S groat opportunities come ontly once in
a life time; the farmers great opphor.
tunity is nowi No other questi
can. be as Imtportant to farmera as thte
making of pricos on their pr1oduts~t,
T ad the fairmers themselvns must
p dan to andmakeit a recognized
d ~ature of: conmerco.
~ ~ Iarulers tire not stupidl. It is libel
~.,;.4~al them so, but their life-long
fXjjij dsipj to the speculators sy'stem)
4 kig hAs 1led their exploit
=* 'dowwrM q
'IT
Dry Goods
6 boh t > a cust'mer. Turkey
per yardi. TIIl-usands of yarc
rS ting, %d Ticking an
Not C"1 0cc
take your el t Lce at .ce
various other articles too our
m r3 to thinak thein so%. Ono 1 alsol is
t isi: '.l'b r 14o co F 11:1o manyv wolves
1mong( them dressotd ill lam1b'n wool,
they don't know who to believo
Now, fellow forar- , rally for yoir
right1, that is, for he - o pl(j t) ru le
the misu, aid wo vill winl.
I will close, th, uking you nnd
youi facu'ty for pI a' ors. ***~''
Vincland Dols.
MN r. Ed it or: Ai I haven't. seen i
anytlling in y41r eo innmia f1 i rom , I
thi e to I wi I t*y a:,<l give
y'ou a few dlots.I
goodt ait preseniII.
M . T .~ T. Hr p.
(;he miitl fe ' r. John i (i'rlpoau
, tot. 'I im a toI a good ubst
ie took ha. text on >ua , ro
verso.l~ Ir 1(1 1 i a~ reInmeoh
Nir s\r. \V. ou.i reivo an J. \V.
rlun~t i- woe ti LIIe1zi~ o I
deay. Ahi , ' I w, .r h ch ml
Vt Ie1in, bk lad u-on 'uinras [r i, y
1ive1madi ih mr.a .. m1.8a ut orrpef
to E.a Iie , l': Ieli i8', )l' i y j'itI
'lattle \\'illiams, -i k m Th(le ccI
andr soverlore~ i c M exp et d.
~is 1ie~tha Jwm ofIck.a
Leeni hvioiin he-W grJ. paat
Mr.k0 ase rs. 'up. ibros (r t het
gram olast dwee annountin he
Aurr. inu Oklahomion this tiri.
m u ornig Mr, Ji.s as ariday
to Favir Forest,)1!litoips-r burial
Miss Jnio arr ik ofII it Need
Uncl Zi eketh yo PIW *(i anda tglr. I io
i:tootdown into t hisA~ secin;~ you
willaI hv a heart w*ieleume Ucle1
himalf' ahoy0 new at nd qut goin I
toilf t moutis ih h~ is eid., .it
ybug comoti down here. and1 th nak t
akeinev bohrhmU
Mr yonrg manic fso this~ sectioni
iawC~ som bOlartner, N. in O
soawi the sawh Jonm Ye'ib AwyBght and
hslg fater bea0od iea wd
int th tu b rt, ~ a .
2,1.
and th wedge m*p -
VIAS
o Engag
ness, and v
Notions, P
~Ware, Fa
Fr
Below are a few pi
Go(\ds at these prices wil
o yards good sheeting, 39 inche
1 standard Checks, while it last
Red and White Damask, 6o in
Is of Bleaching, White Goods, C
I Dress Goods to go at prices I
ulder Capes, will keep you w
nts. Other grades at prices in
Ladies Jackets and Skirts at le
erous to mention.
AINS IN E VEE
Cateechee Correspondence.
The I Cople of hin sctioni wVoro
cLo ! wien thei0 niews wevnt out
hati. .i. It It. Chil ht.1 droppetd
Ifaol w. asti Tuomay evening eiabout
il r friar 4'clock. \ I Vhiiu0 ho had
WVen ilk< chingll heallh1 for abhout
vo vtars, thu tiiiuble e) ing b1OaLt
(a 1 ., i4ona If I, i frieni had the I
S t i .. a that. thi e ll was sok n ar.
k1 tin mr. ChuibI would hrr.,v ho
i f of his illne i 11 .1i a general
hin!, .ildn'. ing f.;whis coInversation,
) e) V (obl -vc told th1t-1 he was
M- l1Ia g Ft.An any ki:.d of trouble.
-. '.a' fll of! Ii e anud it mtu -
1 -th 'rage r o h lwy
-'' i kin~d jokLo to panei. Hto bad
~ f~~ 't.~ y of gaining friend.,
a'. la ing them~i. T1o knowv Mr.
um to huvu himi. We' canO truth1fully
Z .y j IIU ticeased waas an honetL muan,
ear takling a copper that wvasn't
uis. I ' 'a~ gene curous.' and hind-.
II tuI i imm~ , whot'~~ wu hi discoml1 i L
biiitaelf t > ace:>mo ~da~to i neitgh bor.
lie took~ a ,ighit i) trying to c-lst off
('ai andit de(poona cy wvhen ho found
ii e an vi ih the "bluen." lio was1
tlhva.us ready to lend a helping hanud
Slun sickns ~f(54Iu Id death WVhile,
1w w Is not at man t hat went to church
u.d1 molo ai religions display, yet ho
o' V.,id his lami)p undealtr at busIhel in.
h. ia e t ain diags waitha his followa
hev itIred'I toao all things9. 1al r
L'ijl um,1 altterd membuer of the
hib tist eboreb and blit a tettim)onial
t hin t all thin.p wVoro wel'tl withi
hhnl~ ir' tho world abhove. lHo was~
lido to I t- in C amop C"reek eiimetery
ohul lino yer ago. Ho leave
Otl II inrifll hu in)pathy3 to theo
Itr v . A Cld~, tfSprab;,
'Ii i Cf o rwr I ofi h i s broher
:hii liih',. I dth il , isVf jlt'
ixdiu g: r -i erJ 1'r. D. ,Jmo
II i Ion to yo ur cotton, hoys. You
reoili thle ali (hilatol Iright w~here
Li) w int him. It has1 begun to riset
iii i yI Yt ii .1 V l just. 10( h ol your
it t I t:i guts cool yo1) won't hrtye
'ot Ensint ciit his. nose off to spite
I A I d'trijppinig cottIon 80 low
< i il Iit fa heL noe o much grown
a. y nr. He leo t ho speculartor waillI
vt, ta iko 1( o much. e
W i(lli Om)o pilano ('xpla3in) why
>ttnumlls wdil buy cottont from
ot hert staoto and pa1k the freight on
lhofore they will givo theo fakrmers8
(iron I ho tuill t hu advantago of the4
lice. <t looks to na like the farm
illroun the m1 il ilare* the bakoOt
tI iAll thu wood, vegetables4, etc.,
t the mill people got, have to come
'omr the farmiers aroun3d tho ill,.yt
3i.y ale shown nio favors *bou itq
r)ImEs to then cotton question). WeJl,
very~thii~g wilom C rI~31ighat sIoonIE or)
atrw watch,&
e in the Exclushe Hardx
will Positively sJ2M? my I
ants, 0veialls, Sh o
lcy ad(-U S p Aeries
ices that xwill give you an idea of the bar ai os I an offering. C
1 not last long:
s wide, at -c. 9o yaro I'have ai
s at 4 1-4 ets.; 0nly one9 took the
:hes wide, going at 24c solurely all pure leather.
I Nin IM I lick
>elow. New York cost.
~ Circkery and
Llifl7 t li35 cents. Big Bargains
rm thesew.c mornings. or One-half regular price
proporlanoi. Umblla1 s, 0
ss than1 factory cost, and (11 roceries.
cans, 35c, 3 gal. for $i.o
. l _ S E AND CC
KEEP YOUR EYE 0J' THE VOTE.
The Contest Growing Intere veI am i Contestants
MIake Good GaLi~
Miss Newton 0olding the bead, Sih fis BaI itinc alld
Miss heuSter ap emiyC~e
SS XSSITpj l' n')~f1 0~ rjSj S,1
Central Baptist--Cen~tral 03
Pickens Methodst-P'ickens 8
Pickens Blaptist-Pickens56
F'ai rview37
Six Mile Baptist35
Zion Methodist--Easley32
Ruhamah M\ethodlist24
Cross Roads Baptist17
M\ile Creek Baptist14
Gap [Hill Methodist13
Seconia Baptist13
Griffmn Baptist11
Salem MeIthodist-Northl Picke~l !lL. 0
iberty Baptist 9
Cam p Creek Baptist 6
Golden Creek 5
Oolenoy Baptist 4
Antioch 3
Concordns chart 3
i~li~; ~e~a ~a~cnizi..~(?ti1 JI 1035
\ I s:;1K ae II (Xtie---l~iCK 11; . 881
5\ s v lytn-L i 62
1739
II. ira't-.--Caeecle(.32
PIGI
CAPITA ~2~.5000
Conor Careist a32osatwoktcboI~ fti
Bak larg eto icesseeyy
WisIell allctnou ti us-Cess al i ile~eut o
Mviss reasayonabert 468no.lti
00
vare Busi
)ry Goods,
p -S
b'Iet Is too late.
to/
hirgt lot (f the famous Brown Star FV t
double grald prizeM It the .t. Louis I
mnShoes. from 85C u). Men'shs
IILr .art Bowb; and Po-hjt; % fl
0 .25. [andled (u) i
in o.itr kinds; I have a nIc. line of Jveiv thait.
:tagoI So1ap, 4C a cake, cakts Ir 2 (an
wder., .4C a box, 2 boxes Ir( I' C.
)- 3 poun1d Can, l full weight, I oniato
W.1.
Bring R
. 011 OWO 01S C) 01 U,-")
top) piiCe foI ou r~) .
ch ances on it, It
fault. Now for a L
Come and look throug~h (ofu o UV*
thing here for you. If you dlon'i
We thank you very mu tch I . s . and
hope to double it this year. Coom oh s a
ANYTHIING! . (
W4. T. p M
Cabbage Plants amd Fe ~ ;!I~
Ca.bb,.ig. Plats for sah.I, n:ld no1w ii.i.13 fofr - -'. C
Ie.--ton I~arge. Type Waukefieldi," 2W) wo 1a. i .,t -s I
. ccsil,'"A Iusit~t Trucke.r" ntid -a-isr * '
I . (.2f1( Hi .) . , t. . 2 1M. 4
Iriiit Hliday 1(s i ne 10 (I W~ ce~
Season.!ah :-.tosain Soliin( ju1(I in t e op.n -
- -M i a n b N ie -p keti- thi nu;:i
-Jv Yo r t H ypez..r
-Cabbage Pl.ntsgiAh
lat( .nr.e t y~ii our Expr es v fitaett a I 8 \[ \ io
ha )lang. on e , .e. Th er cnri . 1I A 'Ii . -,,e N. ( V
flno ':uaoIiltSaLItl dlo I ( L -{
houl bo ookd ii fll~ilieo
JAS.RAY i~RAP 7.erps" runC
Exprls Ollif\7u1;gs I 8is.
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