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TI EI KENS SENTE.J0R Entered April 28, 198 at Pickens,. 0.1, as sesond -also ,ster, under act of Congre -O XX PICKENS, SOUTH CAR"OLINA, ENSAOTBR299 5 -4 4 . N O .22 Os. Ile firt of Nov mIber the lai against killing game is of no fore and from that time until next Maral you can hunt and kill all the gam you want to. It is to be hoped tha the legislatore at its next assembling will (ict-t restiingenit and prohibi live 1ans against bunting ally kind o game. The forest and the streani have been depleted #sud a days trawl probably nets the expert shooter v dozen quail or a few bquirrels. or the per sbvering angler a small string of the flnny tribe or an all night tramp results in a "mall o'possum. This mhould not be so. Th true sport enjoys bogging his gaine, and he should have something to show for his days outing. Game of all kinds have )eon trap. ped and hunted so persistently until it is a very scarce article. "Bob. whites," or the common quail of New England, known as partridges in these diggins, eat tons of weed seed annually and should be protected by -every farmer as his greatest boons. The farmer should look upon' his game as he does his chickens and live stock and should protect them. The too promiscuous babit of bunt. ing has cleaned up the game and a prohibitive ]a - should be passed pro. tecting the game of this counitry Fines and terms in prison abiould bi the ultimatum for.violation and in i. few years game would be again pleu. tiful and recreation and full bags of game .%ould show for the leg weari. ness incident to a lays hunting. We hope our farmers will protect the game on their places as much as they can. Full of Tragic Meaning Are tho3e lines from J. Hf. Simmuois of Casey Iowa. Think what might have resulted from his terrible cough if ho iaaL not ieed the miedicitin he wrvites about: "I had a fearful cough that dis. tu bod my night's rest. I tried overy. thing but nothing would relive it, until I took Dr. Kihgs New Discovery foi consumption, coughs, and cohid which completely curod me." Instautly re. lievei and permanently cures sill. throat and lung diseases; prevents grip and pneumonia. At Pickons Drng Co. More than ten millions gallons leps mi, Sci.hvii whiskey was used list. ai, ins England than the year before. Be. f.ro thm can be used as a Prohibition text, it must be provud that the dedcit was not made up in some smoother article. The chief of constabulary, W. B. Hamett of Columbia, was in Peikens, town and county, last week, looking the situation over, relative to putting the constables back at work, where ever needed, in the county. From what can be gathered, an appeal had been made to the governor for them to be sent here. and from what he could learn, ho r.eporte~d their ser. vi' cs were need, d. This is not right, the people did not do their duty the could have changed conditions if they would, They should have made an efibrt to suppress the t raflic first, then, if they were powverless, called for help. We are glad they are back for the law miust be enforced, and if the citizens are unwilliing to help cin force it, then let them pay the i that others may be hired to do the wvork. All we ask of the constables, on behalf of the citizens of the conui ty, is to do their whole duty. Do not make flesh of onie and fowl of the othier. The Better Way The tissues of the throat are inflamed and ir ritate d; you cough, and there is more irrita tion-more coughing. You take a cough mixture and it eases the irritatio n-for a while. You take SCOTTS and it cures the cold. That's what is necessary. It soothes the throat because it reduces the irritation ; cures the cold because it drives out the inflammation b)uilds5 up the weakened tissues because it nourishes themi back to their natural strength. TIhat's how Scott's Emulsion deals with a sore throat, a cough, a cold or bronchitis. wE'LL. SEND YoU A SAMPLa FREE, 4 SCOTT & BOWNE "W l V pa t Largest Stoc THI Picckens county is on a rush I made great torts to keep in frori heavily, hence we are in a positi, been able to do in the past. We make things hum from now until Dress Goods, Tr Tremendous stock of woollei you visit larger towne you will ti( to choose from. Big stock of stal cotton was selling tor 71c We I prices, but below we give you a fe 5000 yards Easley Sheeting i One lot Plaid at only 5o, wou One lot. Outing at only 5. One lot Outing only 71c, woi One lot extra heavy Outing c All kinds of Bleaching, T etc.. at prices that manufacturer Capes and A tremendous stock. all pric live your t-ize, style and collar, plicate. HEA ROBERT R. ROARK A Good Business Man and a Fresh, Clean Stock v f of Goods. /b c - t The pre sent brick building now H'N kfr~il ~ y~i oe usedt by3 R. P Iteeark was er' et.d( ~i. s tnty"ismto Po'tmasttr A. M. Mournes i 1896,Balb' hsjrItteodcolI and ocenpied b3 him for some timeprpryi huatudoLovadj fteru ard; hut a miultiphecity of ina o~it' hebidn nua 1. rests anid failing heal1th caiused M stt ae ~ a~ at' f iaai n \lorris to seek a less confining~ --c. -a v .a'ittui wt.iedte pru -antion and o,'e ov-ng h m ix.' P a io ' 'e-fet uN wo fte out of doors. lHe wvent te. t he t a. ee sf.rter.aet rgad l~nse his uddii cudH~'I~ I Hi 1)~is. ill for eh aind "your~ mIoey I 'atohi f g. *~u e fa 'l h ar, a haet if te - uied a is t to. wil h had eenhis naf iii' hea Bob, h 's bughtthe ld chi'aool' iw ~ ~ ~~~poetyi he etfsuh.ki eit1~ 1as c1 of1 town and wi[ Ic ol ef te eti'i~'I. e~a~I as'~ 1 co a1verte d teug buig into as titb'd tatid usa I.'let. a l~t ae bede, a illnoodious dwell in tHe .'i'ack isetheebapp..;huaandiof la smarteand I lie Iti('al iei~ilii- ~ *ve r a don.i w iif dthe roud 81( fathm of :no f ineb y, h i th ey *tt~t.g a~(ii~a'ieIt 1! st ilr-.1 1 a 'k s i r (lt~thei palits' ore gald- a lasd i s ebuLht i ad s ld 'ii intr ts ae Ilel i k fine , bu it en pr toko god atit rk .ho a In - a i thr ars t hey il rb Ahad bee ise c. r tf . te e~ I i st a l .a di f..he r'~ ti'A h. atr k ol o hebun . oa b( ted l * ''Ita k <i as a nd' t a sbyldiit, and. ( ta the hur a~ i'aee a trand-aewilbodn i h H ins k o e rvsie in at ir to ' . -Ii rsrsik n al . - teit . e, a w on ia ei 1- a yo dew hbiy u ila eni lng friv,0h e j af. v n .ru. aS 4 - + I 1 ugh ad . ur k, Lowest Pric AT E BIG o the front in the way of progress i .t of the proession. All kinds of in m to sell you all kinds of mercha have. done more business than i1 January 1. luminings. Etc. i and stnple Dress Goods. If t find as complete assortments les bought last 'summer when taven't space to quote many W: 6t only 5c, worth 6c. ld be cheap at 7c. 'th 10o. inly 10c, worth 121c. oking, Ducks, Dinmies, Joans. would not earo to duplicate. Jackets. s, from $2.00 to.$10 00. We and at prices you cannot du rH-BRUoE= From Cateechee. It is a mystery what a change ne night's. time can bring about. I esterday (Sunday) afternoon it t Fas warm and pleasant and green I aliage bad its natural appearance, t ut about the time the sun was .1 iding her luminous face behind t be western horizon the air so- a amed a different feeling, and by a edtime blankets and quilts were t rought forth from their place of ay and a regular good winter t, ight's sleep was had. This (Mon- c ay) morning old1 mother earth s as white with frosL and over-- c >ats and capes are in de-mand. v verything of a green nature that I as so lovely just twelve hours ago n inow dead.f E. N. Whitmire, who has been i de general manager of tho Com-. l an' store hero, leaves in a few aye to accept a position as cashier I f a bank in Georgia. Blerry Gary, ot Liberty, who has e een clerking for Messrs. Chap- i: inn & Callaham for about 1.0 or n' 2 years, has been elected general mianager of the company's store I oe. Berry is a P'ickens c'ounfty loy andl we ar.e sincerely glad he a 10 Cast his8 lot with the good po. >le of Cateochee. Mr, Taylor, of Get rgia, who ha~s een clerking he-ro for some tunte, eaves for Fiorida in a few dlays to reccept a position ini that ca t Joh n For tune, who iu' th e b) > pinner hero, sco mp)anied by his sife, visited at Pwedm "nl last tSat-. irday and Sunday The Misses Nor ri, of Oriase. act week. Dr Gastone JustLice, to the r*'gret f his nn friends, leaves No v 1let for Atlanta to accept a pohition i1 the hospital t here. Norris now has a nowtegrh operator in the person of M. A. Bell, of Rieb land, 8. 0. Norris is on a boom. J C. Gar rett & Son, are do.ing a geinoral merchantdisatg buseee. an~d I D). Rice has moved to that towni and wtll open up a no'w stock of goods~ in a few days At the pamn tim T. 0. Robinson., J. A. Whiteni anid :es and Bigge STOI tid we have not been usleep as ( erchandise has been advancing anid ndise3 at old prices-even lower in i any previous year, and to swell Men's Olothimpig 310d Men-and young nen of tas o any further than in our Clothin of Pants or an Overcoat with Eclipse Clothing, as well as other not be quetioned its to fashion, fit our $5.00, $7 50, $10.00, $1.5 00 an We are )roud of our Boys' Cl we represent in this line are of t a rgost m this sectioi. Big line i to $6.00. It you niss our Sho Departm of the larget and most. complei Some of the Birmingham stock lei If it.'s Furnitura you want yot ours. We buy in solid cars, save fr MORROW L G Phillips are, holding frth at heir reapoctivo places. The next :hing in order f->r Norris is a cot. on mill. Whoop it up, gentle. nmin; that is the way to bui id up a own. Norris would b, ono of the eat pla!os in the county for a ect on mill if run by electricity. If plant was put in at the lionter heals anid get power from there -ie site at Norris can't he beat. Then the next thing in irder is > CUt off the lower p~rt of I 'ickensj unty, the upper edge of .\ndter-I )In county and part of ( couea ounty and make another * ounty 'ith Easley as the county seat. Ls it is on the Southern r tilway 11( a beautiful pla~ce it wciuld be er moure Convenient for thos lhv gso far away from the court Ouse. Mr. Cliftoni Woodson, wh~o has een in Western North Cerolina ir somTe tim.' solling maps, r.-tuir'n d honme last week. From all ap earances the miountajin water has gre-d with Cliff. Cot toni is comTIinrg ini wihh a rush pJ to niooni today, Oct . 2n8d, th. - rrlH (2ottoi.) N ill bu's bought I ,090 es(' th is fal l'Th..y hi ave hough:t -vent tb' ales todias, thle largest mount they have ever bought in 'e (lay. Wo have' been requoJstedl to ans 101u1Ce that Miss Marly llughes vi' *p.n sch oolI at~ CaA eche IiIoin ne th I in stant. Pa rents, take otice anid cind youri chilidlr.'n the irst day. B. How'i :o (iure ('erna nd1114 Ilunionls. F oi st ok sIe o - n. wtr i toin in fwar water to) loftent it; fben 'i rle it, ow n as Ilosua as( p oijtithot, awi ng l blood aimqll. applr l y i~erd'iPkino I )sly (f. r 11( '1v . . io i t.'ich aplieton day's taproesi rom thie shoe.gs at nal sinintant tor spriaint bruyiss maide upi or thirteen different eleme~nts, >f which five ae gases and eight Bears the I1h8 Kind Youl have Always Bought Signature the__law,_even__ifthey __dohold _ permits, unles tey pocuo lbelsfro th Stat Comissner *. !BTl2.2.. Bear th IhoKin YOU881 Alwys 04A Stgatd e oramduon apstlcad Yinuou ma ls u a t i face," but you must not dun him on a postal catril. If you do, Uncle Sam ill get you, sture enough. HAIR BALSAM CRoa.e~g a be.u~fe tre halr. J.~...Z......?,l,,....at.r,?.a8 Many a man's whinning ways are dute to the way he deals tho cards. usimess Suit S- -' con *4 h $DCH LOS BROS. Co. ) E'ne ClothesMokers 'LMOI4Z .qn NE~W YOnig the best makers wve know,I altimore. Suits $12 to $25 120 S. Main Street( 5GREEN V1LLE, S. 0. - '.r 9, st Business o the qonditious. Wo havo wo looke, ahead and bought m1any instanflces thant we havo that increase we aro going to erately Priced. and economy-need not look Dopartment for a Suit, pair style, quality and fit. The good makes wo handle, need and wear. You should see 1 $18.50 suits. othing. The manufacturers ho best, and our stock is the 'anging in prico from $1.25 ont you will miss9 snoing ono 10 assortmeni ts to b fOund. Ft going at '50 on the (10lar11. I can't afford to muis sooing eight and got a big discoiut. 00. A late decision by Attorney Goner al relative to tho shippng into thif stato and the Storing of whiskey is t< the eff.e t that Section 555 of th< Criminal Code says that fli) mia no facitre, sale, barter, or exchange, re. ceipt or neceptnuco for nilawful use, delivery, I-tor mg antd ke-eping in pos. session within this atate of any liquor wvhichu ,otin alcohot100)0 and is used as~ a1 be) ag <dl~~(xcept as8 is provided( in I he dlispenisary lawv, is proh ibited underl~ a penlatl y. By a r'uh ng of the Suprene Court it is held that under the diS p' nsarty law it ia a criminal of fouei~ to st ore or keep li(Ipmr'i for per sonal use without having fixed on the I fromi thle State Cot1ncnssonler. Un dler this phase of the law tall clumbs andi~ hotels having bar privileges, and all persons ordering front withot L .01 state, for their own tuse, are violating The New B this year is the "lymi pia 3 Btutton Sack. lIn tis., ais you see Sfrom the dirawitng, you hav'e one0 of the most stylish suats of the year. Tecoat is longer than Tewhole garment dlers in an easy, com.. fortable fashion, leaving pleity of room all around. *It takes goodl design.. ing and thorough tail orimg to make these stylhsh "loose models"' look just right-that's why we buy them from Schloss Bros. & Co,, of B Fall and Winter H. ENDEL