The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, April 19, 1905, Image 4
Conducted by. the
Farm
Short and Timely Articles that will I
Reowived, and aro Solicited for i
On any Phase or Subjeot of
THE FARMERS' EDUCATIONAL and
CO-OPERATIVE UNION of AMERICA.
Conduct. d by J. C. Stribling.
Communications intondeil for this
depat ilment should be addrescd to
J. 0. Stribling, Pendleton, S. .
The Only Way to Do It,
Farmern . nre - ou thinking of the
time when wo will be able to con
trol our cotton ? If so, it will never
come until we are able to C ntrol
ourwelve-s, and our affairs at houn.
We must ktart this grand c sopera
tion plan atnd concert of notion a0
home, co-operating vith cow, hog.s,
horses, poultry and our families by
making more food crops. Tlis i
beyond doubt (ie ono fundamen.
tal principle that under-lies the
whole thiiig; tl is tLe great bIA
wark and firtificati-n that overy
cotton
.v mst make for him
6and stand behind it if he Ox I
pects to Will the Iglt. Tbo cot
ton grower that has plent y of every
thing on hand tlit Is farm
Will grow can liaugh at the
lien law and mortgago system and
the rates of interest for aldvIICe
ments on cotton if l.C has n1o bii lls
for farm Supplies staring imi i
tho face.
It will (1 you no go(j(d to stand
up and eurso out the cot(on bears
next faill, neither will it do You
miuch goo( to go out to a big meet
iig of cotton growers to hear sone
o11 eie~ scare the \Wnll Street cot
ton gamnblers for you.
Faime-s, it is not too late now
for vou to turn about and think
awhile---think about how many
fools and Irascals you have amo g
the farmers that are not doing tbe
right thing cutting acreage tild
fert ilizers.
Southi Carohina farmers have al
ready bought overI sixtv thousand
tons9 more- ferti lizers~ than they
bought all tihe sealson last year,
counmting 1agM. Now it is estimated
by theo best authoi ity that the law
causing all cot toll mealt to be tagg< d
wvill account fif ty thonsand tons,
and yet we have tell thiousanid tons
more than) the whole amount ulsed
during the whole of last year. If
it is not time for the cotton growers
to become alarmed thley never will
be alaimedW( at anythiing.
\Vell, what ar-e we going to do
about it? Tb only iay out of this
frightful state of alflais is to m1oiw
a break at oines and plant t wo rows
of Corn an~d t wo r-ows of cott-n in
your whle cotton crop. The more
we investigate this Aldrich system
of mnixinmg corn and cot torn the muor e
we are impresed with the fact that.
this is the onl y salvation for t he
cottong grower thiat already has his
lanad ready for cotton. Have you
ever thought about it this wa) ?
That corn and cotton (1o not re
qluire the snmo prep~arations of dif
fer( mit fei tilizii g ch ments of the
land(? Have y u over thought
ab~ouit the fact that comin and cot ton
are entirely dIiifferent plantai Tihat
corn rOots feid i.ear thle surface
and the cottoni roots go dlelp down
into the subsoil 1. r a 'argo piortioni
&' its fot d. W\'ll, thon, we heed
not wonder or look so doubt fu 1 at
the farmercas that have tried this
Aldrich plan and state that they
get about as much cotton to thle
acre where corn and coJttoul iux
ed on the Aldrich plan as whoe
solhd Cotton rows are planted and
the corn is just so much gain. If
this system does not r'educe the
bales of ct ttonl we are sure that th
extra amount of corn, fodder tad
peas on hlandI will nbot be in tile
farmers' way, but oni the other
hland will enable him to grow more
and more independent eaah year,
A DaredevIl Ride
often cinds in a sad accident. To heni
adcidental ii jiries, use Bluckleni's Ar.
nica Salve. "A deepi wound in my~
* oot, from an) accident," writ a ilheo
dore Schinele, of Columbus, 0 , "c-ms
E4 11e gICkt~ pain. P~Ihsicianhs were
jIpls, but BuckI n's Arinica Salve
' ~rna like magic. 25e at Pkkens
txg Co._______
~ ~-Ooupoes bearing the postmark of
~4~ ~r ~9~ 'fhIbe *onsidereod voted.
m. -
Farmers for the
ers.
e0 of Beniefit to our Roaders Will be
,his Pane. Artiolos aro to bo
Farm'ng or Farm Lifo.
Cotton, Cotton, Cotton!
What i4 cOttll anlyway? Is t.be
0a tton eraz - ko tho whiskey and
money craze? Henry Grady said
CUtton was a fool. Well, some poo
ple act ike a fool about cotton.
Edgar Roe said tha*tt c')tton was a
symponium; 3 es, cotton does got
oi a rolicking and uulookd for
-pr e at ti mes, and it does seeni the
More Co. ton % hav- Jnado, the
mlore We wait.
I' we are not mi- taken in the
sign -, i'x. Ia I I > W Ill havo a great
RmDy o1. cottuoi grone:. who will
be il lu1 diion to F13 that cottonl
k4 both a liar and a thil; for the
reasin that, cotton promisos to be
profit alle a id mako l. e grower rich
till thrl1oulghi the gron lug siason, bu t
S.,mel.om or otllI i b ut tle timle
tho luovest fe.-lt should comof -0
p)ass i the f;411, nid tle wh'e
Lhing is unicoveured, nhi1u 111110S u.11:
f ten ( atton has sto!en away ill
the p)rClits and givenl it to atihleris.
Wcelicarheard No odU r~.
talking about how happy theby
would be if they were rich. One
said that wished tha every body
was deiad but himself; the otlhm
said, "Well, J111m, w' hat would you
do( thel?'' Jim said: "I would
got onl boss'es big black hoise 111(I
go riding about i-elling land. "
How much wiser is the cotton
grower % ho fails to cut his acreage
than .lim?
Isn't there a good prospect for a
largo body of reckless Cotton grow
ors who have not taken warning, tc
find himself riding around on a
mortgaged mule trying to sell cot
ton next fall and no one to buy:
That is, we ha'e a barge amount o
cotton-more than is i.cded, and
then wo will have to hunt the boy
ors for our cotton inustoad of buy en
hunting the cotton.
Fotud a Cur.' for ludige'st Ion.
I uso Chamiberlain's Stomlach anid L[ive
'.1'.. b~cts for indigossiimt andII find t hat t,..o,
I nuit my case better tlium any dly8pepsil
remed~iy I haivet ever I itied it anI hav
nearily fifly-one years of aigro and hav,
suif-erud a great donii from indigestion
I can ent alimost anything 1 want now
-Geo. W. Ea' '', lRock Mills, Ala
For sale by Pica mal Driug Co. E.irle':
Drug Store.
Reduced Acreage 30 Per Cent.
Liberty, A pril 13th, 1905.-A t
meting4 of t he Farmners' Ed uca tionia
and Co-operativeo Union of Amerie
the membe~tirs ( p)orted on1 cotton acre
ago lor' thi's year a9 comlpatred witi
last year. Whein checked up ant
averaged, it idhowed a reduction o;
3t per' cent., shlowirg that while n('
have not blown (lf the house top t<
show to tle world wvhatl we were in
tending to do, andt s:ippinig alon8
putting in~ a largt I crop of cot toi
thain last yarW. We don't haive U
sign papliers to make our work efee
tive, but, our mcembi is see andt kno,
their pla1ce anld diuty too well to i
any local sa.called pledgJ.J(S
There is som-v chance for the mem
bers of the Union (or any others) t.
hold their own in thin tussle by* ris
in~g enu-ry thing I hat, uto can t hat i
neCeded on the farm in suflicieni
quantlily to have a liltlet to sr~e, an<(
then what cotton ciii be baii(l C
without neglecting the more impor
tant Crops. li sh:orl, let tho c.,ttor;
be a sido line, then we cain hold fron:
01n0 yearl to anothter if I' rices are uot)
remunerativ'c; as nio 'v ould hauvo but
lit tie to buy, it won: l not requin.
mrech money 1o keep th ings guon
i nstead of ha ving thei i ni1-road fioreve
haulinig to us an4 us hauling from,
the railroads, let usI haul to the rail
road and let them hauli from us, and
the other fellow p ty t'io freight b)ille.
TVhe ma'i wvho has plenty of corn,
wheat, mrenit, I~otattros, etc., can go
whlisthig merrily nig a!~ubou t his
bJ~uies, not bunrdei al with an.s i tLv
about thei cott.uii mfl:let. T1hi bear'
miay'SC sinteh andii I 1 dis Imyl1 1)1.
low, thley' have in, 14 rs fur lhin
but it can hta easily iid real
Let tile Education, . and Co opera
tive Union take Ithu mtier in hand
and sice if its mt i-d eop Cannot be
prevailed on to set thle hall ini motion
ailong thi so lines, and it, will hlavo ac
comiplisl od a wonderful wora. C.
To Mothers in This Town i.
Children who are dlelicate fetate leh and
cross will get immediaiti relief from
Mothe~s Gray's swer t pow lera for child..
-en. Theiy cleanse ie atomach, act ori
lhe livor, uumking a ickly ch~ild strong
and healthillv. A crtt in cure for worn
e s
When the nerves are w~eak
everything goes wrong. You
are tired all the time, easily
discouraged, nervou . and
irritable. Your cheeks are
Sarsaparilla
pale and your blood is thin.
our doctor says you are
threatened with a nerouts
breakdown. He orders this
grand old family medicine.
SIFor more than 50 vears I hv V i a, n- Ca A ver's
earsna urillit na niy ftamily. it a it ranil iiuia6c
at all tUms114 a t wodult rati imaeci or lm.
pure blooa. '-). U. HOL', West. htvenl Con n0111.
$'.00 a bottle. . C. AY'l CO.,
-Alltirtttvitit. fo r owenl Mass.
Weak Nerves
Keep the bowels regular with Ayer's
Pills, just one pli each night.
Items From Rock.
Tmht hoalh is very good in this
The fa irimrs care having some
very unfavorahlo we athor to wor k.
Soma, have put in their guano and
Solile are puttiig inl now.
B.,rnii ito M r. and Z Irs. Calvin
Keitl), (an hii 9th inst., a fine girl.
.\ ins Alav leclana10han closed
(jale a fll: ishig schlool the 7th
'11. :e hope shie will
be (oll Iaxt telcelr,
'hi sun(day schol at ()olenoy is
Illourishlaing. it is chaiged from
lilo iirmg to evening at two o'clock.
We hop it Aill contin aual to 1lourI'
isl.
IMst of tho people are selliig
their ctorttoln . I guess they th'ilk
it non't get any higher.
Miss I nIez McClaniihai has closcl
h.jr tchi*ool at Newow n. Miss Inez
is a good toaichielr, almtI wo he Sill!
will Como11 back nlxt soummer.
Nils A.. C. Stiltierlad lhas re
calVItl a tie Lt (1(f' millfinl.y. Aily
one W.atilig to buy lhats Sloul(I
call oil hr, for I tjitk She c.IIn suit
nliy body's eye and faeo.
urs I)0 Ta'Illy dim.i at, lir
hiue in tle Tabie 11.eUk cove Oil
A pril 2. WVe extenl oir ,inerv
syillpathy to t ho Iereav.td h l4usbaLld
amlll chlildren,. 1-l.r remain61s worc
lal1 to rest at tilt) Saludi Iill buiry.
ing ground.
WXell, Unloll Z ke, wvhat is tih.
atter ~ withI you,1 nae yo3' o 011I I()(I
havo you gat the1 blues? It y'i
hi1ae goat the bl uiis, get upi ali
shako .aisaulf auny how.
I tinkal i tAbner Daniil story
was illntretin~g, andt I for on<
waouildl like to havl~e anther lciCon
tinueld slairy, it' it is very intere~st
ing. Mountain Girl.
Friat h'fl Suf'ringll Relieval.
Stffering frightfully from thle vairu
lent pIoion olSaf u) tlim stedi food1, C. (.
Giray i.m, of lLubi, .\b ss , tok Dr).
King's Newv It fe Pi .s, "withI t he to
atutlt,'' he wites (:, "'Ilaut I was eu CIret '.
All ston)meth athaa w..l dis~arder n gl te
wvay to their liniejt, I andt ivO properiesl 1.
25c at P'ickensia Drug ('>., guaatee~d
The Reason Why.
A corespa~jondenC~t askos w'hiy thort
is so4) iltli 1lit -racey ini South Car.
olinai ini view (f the fact that H<
1mu11ch mit oy is spent for the mam1 L
I I is 1.V'Ja vey ri nent qulestion
an ha)1 Ius been1 asHkedc in va riou:
forms man.11y times(1 beforo. Thil
an iswer is phrin -thle State has oi
it comll~~S its citizens3 tto pay th.
Sco.>lal ta XititC 10es ntcomel then 101
to HOend thir ch ibIie to schol
M ost parnts11 do~ send t heirz child
ret, to t-chool , buit Somlo dlo not
and it i.. thiesa whao do naot mlal
Lup this perea,,itn;;e of ill ite'racy
illiterne'y boi0rocoaning simpl jy th<
A fte morii0 o t Ihan1 th irty-fIiiv' aei ear
oaf freeO schools, wiithI a Ia rgo poI
cent of ulli teracy iln tho Stato stillI
it is paissinag strange that men arc
yet fojund wiho are opposed tto corn
pulsory (iducation. Ti ere are sneli
mien-they conIstiLtt a majriJliy
of tile leagislature.C
Until the11 Staite 11as comltsor)
edC-lICtionl it will C )ntinue11 to show
at cons~jierabla p., r e I age aaf 'i
Ii teracy." - -Ne a berry O e vora ~, .
MUiRtA Y' .Il0N
MIXTURE.
Now is tiae time ( ta ke a~ spring totalt'. ily
fatr te best tinfg to trake it Murray's Irona
Ma liture. Litaumkes ptro blood aind gets
ti o ta(hat Lired rfeo'ing.. At all druggistst.
50~c a Bottle.
Or W)rct Frtom
rTiiE MURRIIAY DUiu CO..
The Kind Yoit Have Ahways D
in 41so for over 30 years, I
Allo-svi
All Counter-Felts, Ituitations a
Experliients that trifle witli
Infants and Children--Exper
Wh a t is C2
Castora is ia har-mless subst
goie, DIrops atId Soothing .9
contains raitther Opitum, MOl
substanice. IUs a ge is its gia
11n1d allays FeverishnesS,. It
Colic. It relieves 'Teething T
1nd Fatuivieney. It assimilal
Stomach Ind .1 owels, giving"
The Children's Panacca-The
CENUINE C'ST
3ears the
The Kind You Hai
In Use. For O
Nultee 44o De4btor4 and( 4crttor. I
A per" aI having tliit against tho
el- le of W, T. Mc"Pall, d, coased, are
'4 inied lo pree)t )i tha same p1roporly .
Ittesiled to Ilho uider-igued for pai ment
by the! 1t day of MAiy, 190, and all
pri son1s ilndebtel to asid estito must make
payment to the undorsigned.
T. M1. Mank11dln,
Guyv McFall.
Admillistrators.
Notice of Final Settlement.
I will apply to J. 11. Newbery, Judge
of Probit for Pie.io-n4s County, (n te
26111 day of Aplil, 1905, for at ib.11 Fet
ti4)eed of the esfitate of It.. r.een
de"eased, and ak to b disised a. Ad
mni nistratix. Id'i C. Green,
Mar',. 26, 05 it Administralrix.
TreSSI s Notice.
All perso. uS hereby waine no)( to
hiint, fish, set lAt fire, cu. tiilIme', 11nake
roads, traivel o, it ilnlyw y trespos
on Iny of y1 iuds, under enality of
the I'.w. Mrs. Eliwtheth1 E.Copr
i -21 -nl Per C. 1. Yates, Lessee.
Notice.
Adinistrators~ (ot the (state of (th bliilte
W. TI. M1c'iall. A 11 pi (rsons imlebted4 t o
I he s:iid 4$'ate byV not,1 ,aeronnt or othr.
w ise, aret regne144ted14 ticll am1l4 st te 0or
scCCIu tile same44.. Th'li:, enn he a- tended4l
to at1 th PickensI llan1k er' a4t. lchall's
store, Pmi(Lkens, S. C.
' 1ny3 3l:ill,
NOII': OF F"! NA C, S1-: I.:.li 'NT,
I wili alpply 14) J. B. N i h,ry, Pro-iI
final41 set tleme411 (IIo the4 estate efI J. IH.
May, I19l5, and14 aske( I to ho (1ismised ias
Athiniiislrai'or. E. F'. Alaul.!il,
N''tic isO4 herebyv given(4111 tha a mee(tinig
oIf tihe sttockl1hls of tihe CalumeiCt .11h4 -
ing Compaeny, in' .iberty, S. t;., on4 Sat
41r1., A' b pil11 454 195 at (il l~ o'cock a.1
iHsslane of T1wo ~l4(44 linnred a d FiftvI
(L0) Shares (If P reI rred1 Sto(ckI, ini th'm
14a1 Valueof OItnhe ilided (10(0) dollar.;
'ac h. Tis n4ot ice 111 has bee am1111 horize
andll dIirecCtedl lby islutionls of 14Ithe l~
ft IDirectoi of t.e Calume14t 31anu~faict.u4
ing Pompanyl1u~. held1 at Lib'rty, S I . (In
.\1:1rchl '25, I190t5, and4(1 aid' S rel ut 1iCIn.,
wereC44 44 inte 1followinug words14., w''hichi yr
hereb~y madek n4 Imrt (If this n1otice:
Itl- )1,UTIIONM.
i? solv, '(1'T'hat thle Presdl. t andu
m1eetig oIf thel sto4ckholder104s of th lit' S
Compan y on thel 22nd1 daly (of A pri at1( :1!
ig thle preoferredh stock, aIuthi'zedl to) be
issue0d hr ii. L,. (Clay 1 i,Pres. and1( Treas.,
con4v('rtilie into( the' Comhmoon Stockt of
era of the pr'efelrred stock, at any time
blefore 1 sidi pretferred(' stock is cailled'u in
Pres. and Tr'eas. Ciiaine t 31 tg. Co.
Febl. 211-t.
CEOF lerk's Sale.
ST AE OFSOUI CA ROLI NA,
County oif Pickensx.
31. liiblieth Car4penteor, Defendant.
In p'usnani4ce of an order of for'ecios
ure( iln tile above'1 statetd case0 by 11ion.
Ern4e t Gar , Presidinig Jhudge, dated
larchl '28, 195 land oni' (4 file in1 Luhe (lerk's
ollic , I w.ill IsellI to tile hlighlest idr on111 I
SA LE'SDA Y l# MAY, 190.5,
4111'ing t he( lega1l honr114'for Hl t P lick
en1 4 I I , h. I , a lii thie interest, of thei
i~fenlIh4'nt. 31. Eliz:itln Carpienter ini
11-,1.0 41inl &'ies (1ounty and14 State uufore
R.4 1. Iiiwon, (on the1 Ieatl by) IlandIs of
t'4na~ (C. Bull and1 Ml. A. .'.OwIv', 044 the
sou11th by lands1 of' B0entOn S. Freeman1,
an.1' on0 the west'Il by the0 estato of Log
ginls, ontaiin4g 0110 hun~dr'ed and1( sixty
two acres, more01 o iov, Terms *imb.
Putrchaser must comply with terms ofl
sale withulin 0on0 hour or tho proises w.ili
be r sold. Purchas~er to -ply for paper0g
and for' recording of tihle 5 une).
A. J. BOUGS, - -- )
Clerk of Court, -SFA L '
Pickenls Coutly, ---~
March 81, 1903-4
-Standard grade chocks at Oar'tora
Liberty for only 4o a yard. Think 0o
Dught, and which has been
as borno the Shintnro of
s been ua(o uider his per.
*pervision sinco its I infancy.
o ono to deceivc yon in thuis.
nd 46 Just-as-good" are but
and en(Ialg'er the lieitli of
ience against ExperimLent.
ASTOR IA
Ituite for Castor Oil, Pare-.
yriups. It is Pleasant. It
phine nor other Narcotlo *
rantec. It destroys Worms
citres Diarrhmoa and Wind
roubles,, eaire Postipation
es the Food, regulates the
.henithy Anid natural sleep.
Ilother's Friend.
ORIA ALWAYS
lignature of
, Always Bought
er 30 Years.
flAv~ v;E Nrvj vofK c)Tv.
A MildeA^Clinute
In Arkansas, Louisiana and
Toxasstock rianges ton ti twolvo
mionths in the year, two and throe
crops grow in a soasoi). New is
the timo to look upj) ia location
whilo tle land is cheap.
On February 7th and 21st ad
Mai ch it au,d 21st, the Cotton
Belt. Rouito Will s'll rouned trip
holo-seekers' tickts fr'i St,
Lotu, ' Thebes. Cairo and M ln phis
to poills ill the above nIama d states
akt a rate o1 or oII fare 1)1us1
$2, where it mulos less l.ss than
$15.
On1( wavy e->lomst tickets Febru
arv 214i, Mareh 21 at half fare
1lus $2.
Writ, fil mIlap, time I 11A. al ask
a1bout rate.; to al.y point.
L1. P'. S111 ,1 h, T. P.- A.,
("( t"i Belt lU'.itoe, Atlata.
Trespass Notice.
Al persos are hereby warned
nott. toUn, fish , cut timbor or iln
anly way I t esa.s onl anfy of our1
htlns . A ny person en ernug Upon
said hutuls aft'-r lu bliention herof
will be pro I secuteel( to the fulIlost
extenlt of the law.
TJayl1or Murphy,
Mab r 29 -10 Siell Murphy.
Bears the 140Th Kind You llave Always Bought
Pit No supljpress a Cough.
Whleni .you haive~ aO (ough (do not try to
i-uppressI~ it, butt remove the cause. The
cog ii. only 1)iSI a" fypin1 of somec dis
(ase, and i the d1isease is whlat you should
e Ie, then i thle conbigi will stop of it self.
TI .( ei-1 mouliommo causei of coughing is
ai (ibi Ancodynlt(s wvil Il promptly supJ
pir ess I lhe cmi.;h, ant d p-i wparattionis lon
tainm;;igehloformi, ''pino etc., are used
ti he c'hl. I 'ha ib1rlins ConhghI Remuedy
oni the othler handic doesi not su ppri Ha thle
conieh, bl. relib ves it bly remiovingt from
lie thiroat andu hlig the1 1 mnens101 with
(truticted theo bting andl nhlaying
lhe irritat ion and ichlingi t h t ro it 1)',
Ii alsoti~~l opn the secretion~s and1( etfec
a nally andit permhlanItt'en trs to cold as
wvell as the conlghI. For Saile by, Pickensl
No Coupons (except singles) accepted
unieSS tubscription is paidl in advance
To the person senintg us
the largest listt of sub
scrib~ers accompanied by
the cash, before May 1st,
1905, we wiH give a first
class DROP-HEAD) SEiW
ING MACINE1.
red
L ill.
>rin- . '9 yardi lb rk leys laigj
rrie,2 1 0 yardIs Fruit Iof th
nI a . All Calicoes at Fte per yi
iry, S~cf~tlrd G r'do Shteeund
Exi t-CiInYl.
1ia~~G~REAT BARG~
y wda I
rs ofI
likes
-o a .:
N. D. TAYLOR, Phot ographer
-NtAKR OF-T
...THE VERY BEST PHOTOGRAPHS..
The kind that are niadi at the I est studios of the ldrg..r cities.
The kind that, will not, fado. That are natitua aid lifolik.
and finiehed on the lafest, and prettil it cards to 1 had.
...PICTURES ENLARGED...
Nice lino of mouldings and framies of any sizo imade to order.
....COME ON WEDNESDAY,
I wish ily forut1i'er i cistomeri to know that I am1
-STILL KEEPING MILLINERY!
I have moved my goods in Mr. Snider's shop. I trim
and sell new hats, and retrim okl hats. I shall he pleas
ed to show you my new goods.
Mrs. Fannie Snider, Easley, S. C.
48old rl imt P2l met IJ110ole
Will bt:ndle Western Meatfrom now till the first or Angnli- . ofr ao l
kinds. Muttton, Bae-o ief, Liv; vs anid ],ef I ;I 'A. All '
kind(L <.f Westernl Me~at. A b.o freprb fish evo. wit..'.
T.oo) late for O .% je:.4.
Remember Meat is not all I sell. I sell a lt cf things.
My Refrigerator
May not be the best in town to keep beef in, but it don't pay
to keep it, it pays to sell it. Mine will keep it till I can sell it.
I watnt to sell'you some nmollasses and anything you want.
I Buy
Your raw hides, bees wax, tallow, chickens, and eggs, in fact
all kinds of produce, and pay you cash for it.
TI E OLD MEAT MARKE'1'
UU
V,.,\ . \\NN . N N X asm/i.\
From Nov. 15, 1 904, to Jan. 1, 1 905, I vish the trade
to bear in mind that at my store is the place to buy <
YOUR WINTER GOODS AND SAVE MONEY!
Bargain Prices Are What I Mean
/ 1000 pair mena11, womens, boys, gils and childrensi shoes, all kinds, to
go at a bargutm.
4A hig lot of mensB overcoats at a bargaini .
A few muens aind boys suits loft, to go of a b -rginm.
K A big lot of mend pants to go at a b at gui.
A big lot of mens iad boys9 hts~ turd C gr< at a banrguin.
A lot of drumimer'si sample bats at he'u thn 'ost.
A bargain in mns drtess shiirt ad mnnous mlerweart.
A bargain in ladies uniderweatr, fleeco haii'd and ihlbriggan.
SEVEiRYTIIING TIIAT 18 USEFUL i
K In the house or on the farm is to go at a bargain. /
SJ. F. HARRIS, Cash Merchant,
Pickens, 5. C.
McINTYRE PAYS THlE EXPRESS.
Send mle Money OJrder for $2.50O
and I will ship you by 1Express
PIREPAIDI, in phi n package if
desiredl : :
O NE GA L LON
CORN W ISKEY
TH-AT IS PROD)UCED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
0. B. McINTY RE,
Postofffice Box 207. -Asheville, N. C.
e are oadedWe spared nlo time or
vrrn. nergy in searching the
8SPRINGG00DS markets, to find the right
goodls at the right p)rices,
and we are satisfied that
ARE PRARED TO ,j we succeeded, and if you
Give 'The Best Vales w ~ill come to see us, wve
That we Have Ever Given. wvjll p)rove what we say
an 'd save you money.
We h ive en 'tlb Iing thaut..ii niewviii a t p ly in Poo.lea, Maudrs,
r. ( Gitghtams, fort car y' Apring wit .rt. Ou r ut hito gookl cinn tit t'-o susit't d.
N4a1..tioks, Madta, P'ignes, L wD mtoS is raa ,<t..
wool) dress goiods, We etr sultoln falbak m ooe
goods itt prt.co rmth h.es(pt wodlas h d.W n'
go a: .y I. i[.;her. Menci's, wo 'sV'i andl~ cii ron's hobs. ; phiin ii.id fny at*
b t 10 cnt sill. i on thaeuarket, iiliso~( the bu t 25 wcenLt man's vesut.
Ribn n anyAtce.-W r nto wledgedadesihs
g~oodi', onrsok'i agrta vr Shloum We I, wet dlou f't' avo )
tailki iho mut c h i . Pepewh a e e i nghe of moforfi
teen years s ~ti om inu bring' i ir frienda, f .r th.-y know ro xpr
G~o ur stock is full anid c.omupleto. Goato Grin(li o and satvo
A.K. Park, 'T"~r~eenville, S. C.