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*\ - E PICKENS SENTELJ0 Euttered April 23, 1903 it Pickens, . t., a second class matter, under act of Congress of i alrc h 8, 1879 VOL XXXV PICKEN5, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 905. -_ _ _ - rMmwr News From Cateechee. Mr. Norris, of Vance, 8. C., via ited his son, Mr. T. M. Norris, ol this place, last week . The superintendent. Mr. Ma Sherood, visited at Anderson Iasi Suaday. The school at this place opened last Monday with Miss Mary Hughes. of Richland, as teacher. This is the third term she has taught here, and has given satisfac tion. Messrs. W. J. Kelley and W. W. Shaw, former the boss spinner and the latter boss weaver, have left this place. Mr. Kelley goes to Tryoi, Ga., to take charge of th9 spinning room in a large mill there. Mr. Lawson, of Willia-m ston, has assumed charge of the spinnitng room here, and -Mr. Eisacham, of Orr mill, at Ander son, takes charge of the weave shop in a few days. We welcome these gentlemen and their families to our tuwin. Mr. G. C. Garrett desires the public to know that lie has a per manent cure for a weak stomach, such as you might style an empty stomach. He guarantees a cume, and all he charges for the pre scription ws one-tenth. His phar macist is Mr. Christopher, who has had several years of experi enco in the business, and if he fails to grind your flour up to date it will not be his fault. Mr. Gar rett has sold the mill to Messrs. Henry Riggine and Elsie Garrett, but they will not take charge until next Christmas. - Married, at the residence of Mr. N. F. Knight, on Sunday, 23d, Mr. Noah Scott to Miss Lizzie Knight, J. Alonzo Brown, N. P, officiat ing. After the ceremony all were invited into the dining room where everything that could he wished for was had. After dinner the happy couple were driven to Norris, where they boarded No. 12 for Belton to spend the honey. moon. Miss Lola Whitin,'ot Norris, visited Miss Hattie Johnston, of Central, last week. We read with pleasure the fol. lowing from the Anderson Daily Mail under date of July 18: OThe following teachers for' the next session have been elected by the trustees of Walker.McElmoyle graded school: J. P. Dendy, prin cipal; Mrs. Olivia Newton Evatt. teacher of primary department, aind Miss Maggie Allgood, teacher for fourth anid fifth grades. An. other assistant will he elected later. The school will open about Oct. 15 and will contmnua for a term of eight months. The as sistant teachers are well known through their good work in the county echools, while the princi pal was a former Anderson county teacher. For the past two years he has been principal of the Norris Grammar phlool in Pickens county where lhe has enjoyed' the con. fidence of the people and he has won for himself a reputation as a teacher. He is not .however a stranger to the people of Walker MElmnoyle district, having taught in this district two years before the consolidation ol the schools and two years in adjacent districts. While it is not definitely knowni * yet, it is supposed that all the teachers will accopt, and that the school will ho as successful and as useful under their charge as it has been in thu past." Prof. Dendy has acceptod and will leave for his new fIeld Oct 1st. B. A Waring to Mithlers. Troo miuch cario cannvot be usedl with amall children during the hot weither of the snmmer months to guard against bowel troubles. As a rule it is only necessary to give the chi'd a doso of caator~ oil to correct any diso)rder of thme bowels. Do not use any substitute, but give the eld-fatshmonedl castor oil, anid see that it is fresh, as rancid oil nause atos and hSas a tendency to glipo. If this does not cbeck the bowels give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar xhcoa lRemedy and then a dose of castor 4oil., aind the disease may be obecked ini tincipiency and all danger avoided. The castor oil and this remedy should be procured at once and kept ready for instant use as soon as the first indication of any biowel trouble appears. Thism ii the most successful treatment knmown and may be relied upon with implioll confidence even in cases of cholera iu. fanum. For sale by Plokens .Drng Co. John Jacob Astor owns 22 auto mnobile and WV. K. Vanderbilt 14. Th The Secre is that we are d can give the people Now we have Down in a Soul and up-to-date stock half the manufacture our customers shall I and they go on sa value. This is no o] goods, bought for tli 50,000 inhabitants, a goods is perfect. T - and will lastl u, haven't space to (Iic an idea of the great and take advantage < Superb line o This is one of state, and for style ; are the output of th( States and to move tl $1.50 SI $1.00 Si 75 SI 50 SI Singing at Concord Baptist Church. The singing at Concord Baptist church the fourth Sunday was a great success. The singing was opened by devotional exercises by 1). A. Parrott. The following programme was then carricd cut.: Prof. McD. Weamns arranged the class and sang 15 minutes. Then Meears. E. M. Bowbu, Willie Thomas, McD). Baker, C. C. For stor and P. C. Carten led the class 15 minutes each. An intermiissin of ten minutes was given, after which the crowd reassembled to hear a sermon b~y the pastor', WV. C. Stiaborn. At the conclusion of the sermon a recess of one hour was taken for (dinner. Singmng was resumed after dinner and a splendid progrnmme carried out. Altogether it was one of the host sinlgings the writeor ever visitedl. McD. Baker. Nothing on tihe Market Equal to Chamn berlin's Colic, Cholera amd Dlir rhioia Rtemedy. This fact is well known to druggists everywhere, and nine out of ton will give their customoeis this pr.'paration when the best is asked for. Mr. Obo Witmer, a prominent druggist of Joplin, M!o., in a oirowner to his customers. says: "There is nothing on tho market In the way of patent medicine whlich e unls Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Daarrhma liemedy for bowel complaints. We ,sell and recommend this pre ara tion." For side by Pickens Dru8g0 From Rocky tiottom. Work in this Section has co'me to a standstill owing to the numner ous rains we have had. Many3 are not (lone laying-by here. Edlwin C. Galloway says he is going to pay a visit to Lake Toxa way soon. Some of the boys aro v'ery con. tantionis about their corn being plowedt, they say they ate going to plow if the mule has to swim from one end of the row to tho othor. They A ppeal to Our Sympa~ithies. The biliuos and dyapoptic ard e~on stanit sufferers and appeal to our synm patiesa. There is not one of thenm, hioweiver, who may not 1bo bronght back, to health and hasppinessa byv the use of Chamberlain's Stomaeh and ai ver TIab- I lets. Tnmeso tableta invigorata ibe stomach and liver and strengthen the digestion. Thy also regulate the how els. For sale by Piekenis irug Co. A bee can carry twice its own weight in honey or wax. ANKRUP U 3 opportunity of a life-time--th t of our Success In the lot thero are about 300 pu aily watching for bargains that we $6.oo Pants at Only $4 at prices that they appreciate. 5.00 Pants at Only 3 it yu.4.00 Pants at only 2 it for you.at only 2 :hern city we bought a complete 2.00 Pants at only i of bankrupt goods at about one- 1.50 Pants at only i. rs cost and we have decided that 1.25 Pants at only iave the benefit of this purchase, 1.0 Pants at only le at about one-half their actual You will miss j bargain if you d out of date stuff, but brand new Big lot of Collars worth e spring trade for a city of about 25C Socks for i c. c nd the style and quality of these 35c and 50c Socks for 'he goods are now on sale Nice line Of 5oc ties to itil they are all sold. We Silk string ties C*c, or te many prices but only give you 25c all Linen Handker values of this sale. Get ready ioc Handkerchiefs onl )f this sale, for they won't last long. 5c Handkerchiefs onl In tbis FRIOe we have about fiftt I Shirts ladieS' 1 nd Oxford-, rangi per pair. These shoes are made Lhe prettiest line of Shirts in the the United Statel, and rho sizes nd fit they can't be beat. They $4.50 and $5.00 Shoes leading factories of the United 3.50 and .4.00 Shoes iem quick we have put the price on 3.00 and 3.50 Shoes irts for........................ r.oo 3.50 and 4.00 Oxfor irts for................. 7 1.75 Shoes at$i.25 irts for........ 50 150 Shoes at i.oo. irts for. ..........38 $.oo Shoes at 75. leath=Bruce=Mmmo ~---".-LEADERS IN PE ROGR1;AMMXJE Miss Irene ClarPke's Annual Concert At Liberty, S. 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At.. lran ina Mistes (Ottve elt rone Ati M rt r, h .m irl Para atis Ahore am Ile Miss Clarktesa nd r WluieHn. vr iehe l ah 'VickoL~s alow stopoie s any nnle oreat mith. h nfeadswae W Stong "f M ermpahiy, and IW re aGoro"...... ......... coff ..... from ..12 his Haerso IT NOT e greatest sale ire of Pants of all kinds, stouts, won't last long at the price. ,00. -50. 98. 50. 50. 00. 90. 78. fail to get a pair of these pants. i5ctogoatiocor 3 for 25C. 9 ,c Socks for ioc. 25C. go at 25c and 38c. 2 for 25C. chiefs only i5c. g Y 5c. Y 3c. en hundred pairs of men's and tig in price from $1 00 to $5 0( by the leading manufacturers of nd styles are perfect. at $3-50 at 2.85. w at 2.00. :s 2.50. 0, cl - C rrow C LOW PRICES-.... How to Treat Your Town. Improve it. Talk abcut it. Write about it. Trade at home. le public spirited. Take a home pride in it Tell of its business men . Remember it is ycur home. TellI of its business resources. Teoll of its natural advantages. Trade and induce others to rado, here. When Stranigers come to town se then well. Support your local institutions hant beniefit1 your town. Look ahmead of self when at~ the rownm is to be conside:-edl. I1Plp) your public oflicers do the iost good for the pople. Doo'r advertise in the local pa or to help the editor, but adver iso t o hel p yourserlf Tihe Pubalicl Is Arousedl. TLhe public is arousedI to ai knowVledge f lihe enrative merita of that. groat mnd. ~inal loii Electric liittersq, for sick Ltmachl, liver and1( kidneys. Mary 1H. Valters, of 546 St. (lair ave.. CJolum uN, 0., writes: "For several muonths 1 ras given up to die. I had fever and1( gue', my norves were wrecked; L could ot slOop), and1 my stoflmach was 5o wea~k roi museloss doctorsq' d1rugs that I could ot eat. Soon after beginnming to take ',lectric Bittqai I ob'ined relhof, and in short timuet i was entirelv care,." luaraniteed at Piokens D~rug (Jo. 'ico 50c, Famous Fruit Farms of Texas, trkansas, Louisiana, andc The Great louthi West resched by the Cotton 3elt Ttoute. You ein) purchase very heap rouind trip "H-omoi Seeker" tic ets at Atlaniti, Birmingham, Annis on Montgomery, and certain other ints any first or third Tuesday, ickets bear final return limit of 21 lays and ail ow stop overs any point Vest of Memnplus. Ask for ticket to read by Memphis id The Cotton Bolt. Write, L. 1P. Smith, Trav. Pass. Agt A tlanta. Ga. The chestnut is, according to medi. al men most digestible, and. can not mady take the place of the potato, as in Lrance, where chestnuts, boiled and nashmed like potatoes, wake a delicious lih, but in reality forms a more per. 'eat forml of food. Spiders in proportion, are several times as atrn lin. BROKE Pickens ever knew. In order to make this sale interesting for the tdies we are offering some special bargains in Vh'te Goods, Silks and Millinery. All 7 1-2C White Goods to go at 5c. All ioc White Goods to go at 7 1-2c. All 16 2-3c White Goods to go at 12 1-2C. One lot 16 i-2c, 20C, 25c and 35c White Goods to 0 at 15c. One lot 35c Champ. col. to go at 25c. Pino Crepe, all shades, 25c and 35c, to go at i 9c. ig (rive in all vool Batiste, only a few colors rey, tan, old rose-from 65c to 35c. \V haven't space to quote more prices, but the :alping kni fe has ct't (eep. Jillnerv Goods Cut in Half. This is one of the biggest millinery seasons that e have ever had, and we feel very grateful for your gronage in this department. As we have closed our yes to profit we give you the remnant stock at your wn price. We appreciate your 'business, cash or -edit, and will spare no pains to please you. ompany. ell Keep them in the house., Take one when you feel bil Ayers P ll Keepyo the linvte hos.v~ lous or dizzy. They act di y ~rectly on the liver. ;.ow.*lf,*M Want your moustache or beard BUCKING HAM'S DYE a beautiful brown or rich black? Use nrn M. UD SIG re Vail reA"c .'. loi . McyhGEEal-'S~ od nsdmn reo mnedbInknsDu o Thie a, ittle Det il nFo o the aers.al lireaddin'thohewhole.sory ofU .hgoed snt--notbylseveaththou It taks tailring bains iIplent anddmigitytcleverscreftseadshit t askakeoclotheskeheheightkway-the rerther than nhtsrtheyoorksonn sy willibe refuhees.iDoneteuaitore ontthe another day. Aebottle atanoyouWcould im drine.isors-estancsizeimply tharpeac mgNyad of tto and a shape of threa appearance wola sot, while oo sur-make all thevdferalnceu melsandiches f We I tae taiSlon bins ecun Penty he'snbetrand mihyc ever crftsmdanship o 0A1TIMRE.sagpvm. W ae clothesne tyhe righ shapey-tcure Frther thsianl thihoros andpatr. Som~ ~ ~ ~ie of ou ut n o ote$suit depersmorean t2he Coeinnloka oftehem.sad h haeo th lape hav Maeyting toe t H .E D EL finEpENVancEfat, while