The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, September 20, 1905, Image 2
4Always Bought, and w*%hielt ha; been.
30years, has borna .h"1 nnnr0o
and lbas been~i wnvonne his Per
sona suervsian in fl S !inf 'ny.
Allow no ono >dcie o ncas
fitations and. "I Juist-as-good" atre but-;
trifle wit h a il endlanter the health Of,
ren-Experience againist Eprmni
Is CASkOTOR% A
nless substitute for Castor 011, Pare..
sons M~y -Soothiing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It6
111ontains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures ]DIarrheon and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cutres 1.onstipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomachi and Bowels, giving hecalthy and natutral sleep.
The Children's Panaeat-The Mlother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA AWAif
'Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Huave Alway Bought
In .Use For Over 30 Years.
Twe acENAUv4 CO fw i '?MURRAv enrv, NIEW YORK CITY.
South Carolina College
1805-1905
Pour Schools: Arts,
Law,
Sciences
and Teach ers
System of Wide Eleteion
Expenses Moderate. Opens September 27, 1905.
BENJAMIN SLOAN, Piriesident.
stove ne coughb andCA !Monza lunga
PUDWSHED EVERY wEDINESDAY MlOlNINo. it mdBg
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The Sentinel-Journal Company. mpsonc Nolier tarcle
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eastesogatone whoef eieepi
Th idYuIand Alwarogy Bougthue
So ta ove dwihnin C olegoelien
sFour ochoolsl:eAoven
Entre a Pikes ostie s c class
MaandMeacher
Exenes Sepodnerat0, O1905.eme 2,i95
Concert at SLOANedrSchool.
Therenil-Joalpaompciany givten het~l C eieepi
ino tho w''ckeoldGfeet. (ceon, audi
THom, Friday HE eveing etomberu~di o'i&I ydid hue
29h-o h beei of the)Iliiii it gradedlic j te
The prora 0. ill Sonsito v oal Iwt iL ioctlu rlnn
oftems taene Amusicia"nAsicin
kluth arlina. 1otfI aditiond iuto hisa cUapc it
theorigin a l Mcs ftter w rl'
gretes_ singerstabwilr btedfprraduced
byPneof the largest phngahoW soeo h eynwo
the subhimego theilidiyuour, anldsn
Terl e lloed to giao rawaya with-~lj oit~,voUa
in av the oroukns ghly~ Schole d the.- ''~
evoing. Frybdy nist cordill( Chain-st Txs
2Mh or th and t ofnkd teraddsixtyISt~ii,
yea rs o ra suffer froms ofne voald li )11hI~( a.Ali
badd disrdernt, usul erly 3 cuag~eto winhtA iittMttgie,
of tpr ost t lnd Thi s ia p in 1Cttui ~hrpiis oTu( ut
andt dagrolina an d ioKine tCtare iiti~et iilitun b Ienl
shdbe r aena hoie frth in ordn. ilt~~'ttmBetloiea ral
gresit conrrts ill egu r od ceda has icu rt
byre an okf then ares thosogiaps.~ l low50)Oe5 11
the sRbliey Butotri Rock ot, Mo.,~)p rhao
-l wis. e alloffeed t gonlawga pros- ~ ii~11 o~itoarllgIil
ott gaing andokindnly trobed tor years ha or ikesredb
aniter takingSitwoI botrle. of Foley'es
Kiny -reIfe bete 20thanab I havot i i L, n
fo teny yPa Sixtyog Ii inmnw9
years ofd g Buffenr frg Coe at
bPadder&0 H.odes Au.2all eaorgntd o iny ndfide ih
to pr: tee aglaind aThi Pies othe 1stful
and y Salgeo sadFy) Oct. 2 to rveIIt
rsold-of ctan citfrtesno a nd i inr.CotnAsuitit ot
ger ass i te t to srei itueationi hand
wter. " sfered f inthes ong os.errt
agt uatedadliney Thrbe is o yer 1( Yo coe
akafer theig tom a)Otij5ofn coynexa 0&lka nt iuoo
Kin Cueres fe harmer' tgan liza.
fortwntyyerbod intrl ted in)flW 'o cto bls Vl O
years od aintainig equitable AtigPrsilei
darer onovention.-.
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Pieton~ ne I.Augr2y asdistrbsd
* t meet again ad Pceis othen t
vo yaledy cas.. 2 to receivn
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th~ dicus th ctto siuatona Soetiesable sadfr as plnti
~tbr mttrs f iteestalog th shpopnras neofshe vry newst
ep~aora~hem~ fro adjinin co hingls inoutiity" parte
ti~,~ieCheapyRittrsstedTixas,
pre~rcuual'prdesArkanas, ouii,thSOuth
jR~r~este to atendeht. &chd tirt aned thiTsday
of oz~eno youh caiprch Sties fatg Atlaots
4- . ' V (low. liingh31 afmt Anistn , MontgomI A er y
k',-,' Jo~T.aow, SotnW and etury, byd Mllmphi
Mnd th i roond etiout at . greaty
reduced th i Irat ,4414.
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a'Tdigeton ealy l~as istr . retur a y dayil wihi (1 dasafte
0 .~~tW10tl~8 ad i ofen heAd eem~n tha four ikesread by
M W~l~aebem i n h oto.Ul ine
lv P.ablet, Trav.rl'ale Ag0nr
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FOEEIMYCR
Mae4Kde 4n Badr ih
FIVE YEARS' OF BISI ESS
,ach Year a Greater Success Than the Last-A
Well Appointed Stock of Merchandise.
Fim .o a ago .the ilonager of "The Big Store," R. E. Bruce, was in
) ii ivill N Fet-king a lueatian; tho tdi'or of tbhia patpr muet him and insisted
1at h1e C' c"1 to Pick. (s. Ho did so; "The Big Stoie" i.4 the riesult, if any
J dy is8 hieking becatise they are lire we will shu(lder' our sar of the re
3ponil8)lity.
On Octol-er 4th, 1900, this atrimutlla business concern thrI-w open its
doors to the trading public of Pi'ckews; trado camo to them th at never came
hei lefore, ItId t(ly they atre doing nre business than t hey have ever
de , and the other merch itils of the town (sone of w hom baliie gone into
buinsIllt Ih(io sinc( they cili ) have alh the busipuss iiy canl handle.
.lo 1'reseilt e f xCellent. coittoin anll pr-oduce 1 market of LICkens Is mainly
dui t o t huirI *- t ti. This ha% n% is n ow known lar l w ide fir the low
p - lis ut whch god are oth l aid t ho high prices which tie hirmor gets
l'orIhi" pt oducts.
The 11. 11 \ C. O t, stiirta l out to hno any iand1 tItuch 1111 ivrithing mI(-eded, and
ti-y hIav siec (-ald. They how sell ia car of wiagonls an.d uliggies a mloih.
!s thalt. selling uanything?
They pot. inl dry goods, Celot hig, sloese, '(ceries, farminig tcols of (-very
derliiption, liiiturike', I uogi, wige-, potrj, rgans and maebines-.
anyvtlinig yau med aout the hose or farm cai bei pr-'Cured of them.
Mr. Ui uce I's neetitlly retjurned fromn market where lie purchased a
morioe (comiphl( tind tirger btock of general merchandise than he has ever
han(llhil b.fo re. He iebtiit this stock at a close figure and will give his
CustomliiNers I he be fit -f t he price.
His milliner', Mis-s Tizii Hugh(s, has just returned from market with
the lat(st Creations in ber lin, and shl) will bo pleased to fit you in head.
gear, Iald will be ably alssiste(1 by Miss Lois Newton, modiste, recently of
A n~ta, (Ga. This mainmnoth stock of goods will he ably taken care of by
Mss-rs. T N. liumiter, Charles N. Boiwei, V. A. Bruce, B. F. Parsons, W.
It. Johisci, J. E. Parsomis and Thomas A. Bowen, and customers will not
have t , % lit. to be served to their entire satisfaction.
"Old Ma nII Bruice" wvill lok carefully aftr the buying of your cotton,
ru~d will payui the top notch for the same, andi he says he intends to make
this paoint thie best cotton market in the state. If you dlon't believe this
staitomtai try all of the mrkets anda see.
''hey hand'ale t ho celehr taled St udebake'r wagons and Rock Hill dnd T1yson
ami( Jonues buiggia's, and a guarantee goes with each one sold. Their en
tire alpper flook' is used for wagonis and buggies, while one section of the
~toreo is uised for their furniture deptartmnent. By the way, thes handle as
comle(te line Of furnjituro as can b)e found anywhere.
The H eat h-Brhuce-Morrow Co. has bulilt up a flne tr'ado, not only in this
'ciunly, but ill adjoinDing counitie's and in North Carolina, andl are r'eaching
outi . turthter eacth year. TIheir good goods and close prices does the work.
Th'ley also conduict a wholhsato department and m'any a store in the county
puirchase's giods fromi them. In a general write up of a business it is a
hard matter' to eiiter into details. All we can sysif "Ttie Big Store"
adaesn't happen to huave what 3you want thiey will get it for you mighty quick,
We publish ai pictkure of their place of business and if y'ou have not beern
inl itere lately you1 will not know the place. A lot of interior imnprovements
haveV~ b('( madelkl(, all tooking to the better handling of thieir tirade.
They are well lelasedi with the trade that has heeni accorded them anid
aro thankful for the patronage they have received and will str'ivo, moure
than ever this fall, to merit a continuence.
This is a well appointed stock of general merchandise, and, whether you
wishi to purchtase or not, they will take great pleasure in showing you
throuigh it.
When you need any3thinlg in their lino give them a call and rest assured
yon will ho tretetcd all right.
THE GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE. afilcrio abe n c io aig
Full of the Latest Creations. Tf', ilchumieBa ie,
L~ast week we closedi a contractMarly(ohwndveiOd am
with Ii. . Euide(l, propruietor' of the Edthmef h ilwi n3o
GlobcallottinheHolobe CrothingleuS.
C., for a space in this paper, and
whle in the store wc' toolk ai p~eep. wl ul ovneyute a n
We soon1 fountd why he leads in thelyucgodasilsitndpes
cltothiung business, and thameo wordsyo. hntrligwhthmpee
tell thie tale: St~ he, Quality, Price'; eto ei~ hi avrimunti
tese tare thle r'easons. Hie goes to _____
mrarket and p~ersoinlly sel ects his ~ SALDUIES
stock anmd lie gets the latest styles Amn wla evrltolsn ce
ouf the faschilon cntres and lie se~es to naoywihhfrspet$.
it that the quality is in (lie goods 70mr hnhsra ae ioit
anal ha( pts thei very3 lowes~t p)ossibleigterasi go hp hc a
pico onl theiu. Mrli. Endec~l makes a truhhsfr.Atrgaigu
tno an "Thelcs 11'8 eni Dollar Snitfotfetw hepwehifelst
oni EarthI,'' and you sure to get it. lndthrbkeintehgwa n
Ilo is agont fair Stetsoni's soft, hatsIi'yfrero wedmndh'aele
a' ci h..s the0 greautes5t tine ever shiown (i hssm l osl o h on
ini G.re'envmlle.frm sigheewtetisofan
Mr. 'Endcel hiamle thae Schll()5oss h rudta a btutn
liros. & (Cu and Sticin-iloch poullar tehgwy ed o nwJs
haeobeen nitito purintnansyway-butan
ktidc of a f, itow: tall, slendaer, stout,thyavlehmaonsie.'o
a olae ca uao igepnsb funlwl cltivfabte itd omm ing
W'atfthmeo oths ostnite(at fth MilsHunemr, Babectiley
elilden~ lohig. ua~ n ll(lEinde ~ihimsef, h o wilwito o
latecallutt.theiGlouthClothinghHouind
ii special lineyofonvinceaiytu aheylongry on
Hely unchcgoode as wilutsuit andeplease
- you.tWhen trading with them please
ad s~e'ydecrntion anseegratgltheir- advrtimen i
(if Aimtniowninguit.eralsthtusand s.reus
Call ondyiwhmindh foumsilspeets$1,
ge wiedo p peda h ob Pnforintrsin gigadfx
PRETTY THINGS ..(
In All Fashions
Cropping out at Hobbs-Henderson Co.'s. Not a day passes but that we show some
thing new in eyery department. Last week we received a big lot of new wash silk
bought by our representative while in the market at a discount of 25 per cent. These
goods are very desirable. We bought them cheap and will place them on sale at
special prices. Ten pieces Novelty Silk, each piece a different pattern. Would be
considered a special value at 75c. Our price 5oc. Five pieces Paragon Silk, very
new and desirable this season for full suits, value $i, our price 75c.
Twenty-five patterns thirty-six inch
TAFFE TA SIL K
Plain and two tones very special value, on sale Monday 98c. Our dry goods depart
ment is fast filling up. It will pay you to give us a call before purchasing anything in
Dry Goods.
HOBBS-HENDERSON CO0
THE BUSY STORE
110 and 112 N. Main St. GREENVILLE, S. C.
The new Laxative Cures
that does not gripe Stomach and Liver
or nauseate. .e 'introuble and
Pleasant to ta1e. IX V iuu yrp Chronic Constipation.
PICKE N S DRUIJG COMPfLANY
Businiess Suits!~ Te o
This is the Suit that you should be theOnte2ddyoAgu.
most careful in selecting, as one lives in a2t .M.LNH pevo.
business suit six days out of seven, and Cle' fCireti
one expects naturally to be more satisfied175 Calso,.C. 90
in picking out this class of apparel than a lOiyi eisSpebr2,Lt
more dressy suit. Clhirli)ginfretiiutoed
Now we Have Gjiven Special $0~$2ami~.AlCnine o
Attention to This Lmne, W 2'Focalouadrs
And are ready to please any one. To see
is to buy. Come in and be one it'e 1o irs
of the lucky ones. eCoiiySprosofPke '
L. Rothschild, ltigti otatfrtebidn i
Solo Agent for Hawes Hats and Dutchess Trousers.dafoth XNI
Wanted--A Puarch aser.
W hae293 acres of godland in five miles of thelaton.Afwdenor htst
ourt house for sale at a low price and on easy terms,.nsi hisadbesed h ~I~)
Timber on land will more than pay for place.
Well watered; an ideal place for stock raising. Ntc fFia eteiz
Price $4.25 Per Acre. oteeiothettf MeA
Coei adlet us talk to you about this place and takemisdaadnitto.
'ou over it. ,ev MR .AEADR
26 2-3 acres, 1 2 acres in incorporate limits-$i r oo.
235 acres-good farm lands, 30 acres of Saludla River bot
om; also good creek bottoms. This is a fine place. Pric(
~3,ooo. Terms to .suit p~urchaser.
We have other property for sale; see us or write us what
ou want. Can suit you. ~
We have a purchaser who wants from 25 to y' $ nL
ith dwelling and outb~uildings, near Picket . i.I'.
1ooo cash to be suited. Let us know what yau i'. ~ ..,
The P-ickens Land As'.
Sentinel-Journal Office. ,, ,
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