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FunsJnaND RVERY WEDNESDAY MOJRNINo. The Se tinol-Jourgal Company TuompsoN & RrcHEY, Pnp J. L.' O. THOMb'PSON, EnIT0on. Subscriptiot) 31.00 P-,r Amm - Advertiainyi 11 1A Ro tA eted at Pickens lostqjee as Secoud 0 Lh Mail Mlatter PICKENS, S. U.: Wdresduayl Octobtvr 2i, 19)5. Appeal From Jordan to Farmers. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 20.-A con. siderable part of the now crop 6tid its way into th. marlkPts so cente, but me ihn or , : io cents par pound nearly three wieks ag' the prAdicrs ihr ,ugh out the entir., cotton bIlt. h1s called a halt and we now find the spot situation absolutelv tied up The port .recilpts have been heavy during that time, but this has been due to the hurrying forward of shipneents that were purchased prior to the rodent depression. Very httle cotton is now biing of fered for sale anywhere, and what is now being sold is cotton that is ,Jargely in the hamd of niegro ten an te Whoi pSisa but little aientionl to the pric- .,r c..ure of th, onr Eket. Merchatkit, b-ankers, guano dealers and oti-rs have joined with th' pdnr- in rosi'ti''ix a m* r10 t t I 1ik. I i llr . t li'.. is too Jov iuiid % hu n Im h.1n 1,1 pressed by nuip ijm lion it) spiecu hit 1sit .1 11: ai'4 Cotton Association, througi t!. general executive conlitlto, inl session at Asheville, N. 0., Sep tombe'r 6th, after a full and Ib ough in vestigat ion of it , il n1 from e very sta nd poin t, I00:; 1 1 I 11 cents per potZund Wa a r, able mfinlimlum pr;ceu fr 'hi. e This pr'ice can] beC sefr.-d by : '. farmers if they will stantd inni. for it. The market for the ne I two months wil bn r.'gulnted ac- - cording to extent of the~ cot 1.on) ' ba . is r'usled upon the buyere by I producers. 1isi now being un'~ from many seuctio~ns that thep pie who are able to (do s gether in each conty an v. tunds sufficient to bay in all tizd sotton that ia forced to sale and store for bigher paicoes. This is already being done in some coiU ties, and if it should become gen eral it would prc.ve an important factor in advancing iho prices. WE'1 FA CE A cRISIB. We face another crisis, and the rarmers must mfeent the eme-rgenqy that confronts them. Dry gods pre advancing in, price, while the price of raw mnaterial is lallirig Mill. have sold ahead from *ia to ten months, and they have no sur plus to fall back on,and mnustbave the staple. The raw cotton is in ~he hands of the producers, and all hey have to do to advanoe prices .a to sit stiady in the boat for a short time Expo)(rters are already t ting u'.,-an Spinners are be duin ii fie on the present deti" - -'nters and wi.) edoi. is h Ii - di @ f the btuy. Irs fe, e C v. u of raw inatorial. A unQ i1, ]SSL long ta i s. -ees upw..rd e r. n ni .- is alm'.st th~lered (j ] ' li pe. Maniy usare abhutri "sso''~ or t umhig ohalf tim... Wiia ghould the jodneers utlow a. ' sp.:cu:ators eo are bn icei. J o miarket to Vctory is .. au i. i t. Them ognr~ UiJon tuil ab other h nets - organianous~ are agreed o 11e lients minimum. Stanid yet a'while jonger, andI you J-e$ it. Pay no( attekntion to estimates. Pay mu atten ~ ~j to avice to sell. Store your cta ~ kecep it dry, If you ~4 *~n~y.your local bank will a ~~c~~t8 cents a pound on 7 t Ott~PStand *rtn and don't 4' until-the flwght is WOE. (~j i) ~01 s 16pAUsei by a disor of h1 omsob~h &'ed is j'~~l~i~ b hsla'su SM.e f4 jt~.Ior nake by SN. IFgrifr FRoM FWFTY-si If Me We never tire talking -, showing for fall and win better-we said the samne true, but we are constantl: learning more about it eve g.) row to learn more about selectedI better each seasc Don't Forget We give special atter These suits are bought wi andl the prices are very goods they are made of a hreswdtuo-p1i(,ce S its, $1.5S Busy Bee H-ive The Pickensi Assciaton.l mou on Th Un~ .'w pla h dtetrtt* y i v ver ecorai, shwiggansi ~eersthip anda tedygrwt deinateonerre alkfing e shgnowingtiorl and winseeh ettofa er-w ai orde Broth rueov t preald arewa conit trleg acrnin or abloth deier. row n the eatngr aoudt eee p bseter ofamch saa Dti fc o't oF porag e Tio uhee uthare boht reir frnm theries re vhoedy eve bforeIa they als sh(e Bus w y o bla i aT whnPwe give AtociHio n men He~~i with gIve. to' us our *k> iand daughters. ' tP a 0( Oneieiu tht second day Mis Marv.I) Ty l~ra sin of the otatwo Bord, orkging) amowng te mil in piritnl n Greencadlhd afirh lare congrgts on te cth aher onfte ron erhelra omas, is tionsmeg and wt oit somd of th otheriean worenfl of e spoi atgiormceatin adtbulatgoche era o orgaieyhg woran, mBron arrlin actors in ahe courhe d ee tome l doa great woig fr~e ari Inth is g twrathy need.paiet Laongjstn paer ofa the epret treem thurh Gare enville, sheaced gree bdyramlted iiiotibri n tor nfats ad bChvteidea. Il.W befrd, and Bth Alai .C~h'.t te dutr . COME ha he ~ be :i7e nev tail tsto CM "11$2 .m -, bla n's Suits. ,bout the line of Men's Suits we Ler-1 905-1906. We say they thing in the Spring-which looking for the better end of -ry day; the consequences are, it, and our line of Men's Suits 11. Our Boys' Department. tion to fitting up the little felc th the same care as the large o1 low considering the quality of nd the workmanship. Boys' dot sIIe pants, ages six to sixteen, ) to $6.50. F--- FIOBE 8aturday afternoon and thiereby closed oner of the most profitable and enj'yabo meu'dings it~ haa ever held. T be Qpiri'. of pr ,gress, lib ,rG~ su i h ve were Lhbo loading hi, rattlet istres of thu e Ssi on. Tr. 0 u' ~ rches unitmd wit~h the . *d e .t' .lhis seMnom, Seoenia, Mit. i aB ' Coru-r wvte there. IHe Ia ro .y va by I ihe p -ople of Thue hospitality of the Peters a Crook peiople ab' undetd and miany awer.. the regrets when. the parting hour caime. Observer. Te$100 R EWA RD $100. Tereaders of this paoper will be please'd to leatra that there Is at least one , dreaded disease LI at science has been able to cure ia all its stages and that um cat.arrb. Halls Catarrh (lure is the on. * ly positive cure now known to the med. ical fraternity. Catarrh being a consti. -Wtional disease, require. a 4onalitation at treatment. Hails Catarrh (Cure ii ' tken imternally, acting directly upon - th blood and maucous surfaces of the ea stem, thereby destroylng the founda tion of the disease, and giving the pa. I tient stiength by building up the con. stitut on and assisting ntatste in doing "ihe work. The proprietors have et much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for at~y any case that it fails to eure. Send for a list of teustimonials. Address. F. J. Cheney & Ce., Toedo,'O. Sold by all Diruggists. Ball's ?amily Pils are the beat. Cheap Rates to Charleston. e 0., accounit of Charlestoin's an r nual Gala Week and Coast Fair SA..sociationi, Nov. 6 11 1905, the Southerni Railsaa. will se I tickets from all points within the State ineiuding Augusta, Ga., at one first class fare ror the round trip, plus 25 cunts . Tickets on male Nov. 4-. 10 incinauve and for trains arriving at (charlestuon berore noon Nov, 11 'aith final limt N..v. 18. S.1utbern Rau w ay will provide extra coaches on all trains into Charleston No,. 5-12, inclusive. F r further informnati, n call on a. y eug nt of the *4outi ern or ad dre.s. R1. W. Ilunt, . (bharleston, S. C. Don't Borrow Trouble.' It is a bad haabil to borrow anything, but the w. rat I~I.Ig you can possiibly sorrow is trouble. When pick, sore, heavy, weary ard worn out by the paine andt poisons of dyspepsia, bilioneness, Hnrglit's disease, and similar itra diat rde, don't sit down and brood over your ay mptoms but, fly for relief to Elo. trio Bttte~ri. Here son will find sure and permanent forgetetfulness of tro)U bl)O, and your body will not be butdon eby a udof debt, disease. At Pick as .Drug Co. Price 600. guaranteed, kbLEYSfiONEY~ufA' BElOF And Make Your Purchat oults, Overcc Last week was a busy one at d never bought Clothing or Sho re, and expressed themselves as autiful lines that we are showing Our Line of Men, Never befor e have we had A line (f i -ubing new ard up to daIte is bere, ii i line from ono end Lo the other Ifien ors in the business, hea;v padde(d ioij $15=-A beti Take the town from the Cour re that sells rain-coats, and if yo >.oo to $25.00 it will be our set 1 :k, heavy padded shoulders, sil< are are was i t) we are IWS. les, the ible rN( icC FORM FY-ON . S-H EN DEI l10-li2 North Main St All the Money in California Is not from its gold field. For tunies are mada from its wheat) fields and fruit farms. Why not! investigate the chances thera ? Through train serview Cieago to* California, v'ia Chicano Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, Union Pa:ue h and Southern Pacific Lmne. R.t for double berth! $7, (Chicago to San F'rancoisco, Los Angeles, Sata Barb)ara or Saibramenite. Tlouri b folder, with complete information, ment free on request, F A. Miller, Genr'ral Passenger Agent, Chica go, or W. 8 How ell, 381, Broad. way, N. Y. 1%IET10iFAR Sure. Oods. Preveuta Pmemsonla Union Meeting. The second dIvisijon of the Pii-d mont Union will hold its next Un ion meetmng with the Liberty Bap tist church on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in October, at 10 a. m. Rev W. A. Obristopher to pra aeh the introductory sermon, alternate, Rev. W. J. Abbott. Tihe queries to be discussed are as follows: First query: What should be the attitude of Baptists toward State Missions? First speaker WV. T. Earte. 8.econd query: What becomes of the souls of the righteous after death until the indgme~nt? First speaker Rev. F1. RI. McClanahan Third query: Is the way ina which our protracted me'etings are carried on app'roved by our churches? T. F. Nelson, Mod. W. T. Earle, Clerk. 3e as The Klnd You listeAlwa Beught Fight Starts in Abbeville. The~i MciCo. miek \J ele er -a,. A 1eit ion,* aankii g ho~pevr r Nickijis to order an~ electi in o, I lhe question of "Dispeonsary'' or. "No Dispensar y'" in A bbovi llo couityv, WaIs circulated in McCormick last Monday, and all to whom, it was pre~senlted signed it, with thin ex.. onption of tour or fivo who declhned for yarlous reas. ns Similar p~a ~ionis will be gotten up at other iaces, and if the temnperouc3 son. ~Imti is-as stronig throughout t he0 ounty as it is at this place hi) ileetion will be ordered, and we; selieve the dispensary will be % o ad nnt THE RUSHH. es in Men's Boys' and Youths' >ats and Shoes. the Busy Store. Scores of people that es here before made their fall purchases being well pleased and surprised at the this fall at popular prices. m- - p o .. l - , -.1 --h- g to E qual thesO bi h e itdo i fr .. i to ) neon , ut a brand a IMack R1a V ) -> ' it . hv t h- hest '-, - *iiii M, 52 * W -- > 0 ot ,11 $20, :er oe for $18. t House to the Monument, go to every u can get this coat equalled for less than ORM flFY-IVE .P- 52-inches long, colors grey, tan and :, half-lined, a beauty at $8.00. Must Have New Shoes. Let Us Shoe You. Our line of Men's, Boys' and Youths' Shoes is complete in every respect. We are agents in Greenville for the following well known lines of men's fine shoes: Lewis A. Crossett............$3o, $3.50 and $4.00 Keith's Konqueror ,....-. 3-50 and 4.00 Tulane ....... ........ ............ ............... 3-50 and 4.00 Gee. N. Snow ..-.......------------- 3.00 and 3.50 And the popular Dunlap ..- 5.00 // A_ _*// The above Shoes are carried in all leathers and all lasts. Another Big Job Lot of Pants. Our buyer attended another manufacturer's sale of trousers last Friday, and we will have on display and sale about the middle of this week the biggest pants bargains ever offered at this or any other Greenville house. SON COMPANY_... ., Greenvile, S. C. Call Ear!y and Get Bargains OppotuniiesIn California 'The trade in the Orient is opening up. Ou'ihr e':ports to Japan and China multiplied durimg the last year. *There will soon be a tremendous increase in the trade of the Pacific Coast cities with the Far East. Big opportunities for the man who lives there. Why not look the field over? Only $62.50, Chicago to San Francisco or Los Angeles and return, May 1, 2, 3, 9, 1o, i1, 12, 13, 29, 30, 31, June i, August 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 1 2, 13, and 14, 1905. Tlickets good for return for 90 days. Rate for a double berth in a comfortable tour ist sleeper from Chicago to San Francisco, Los Angles, Santa Barbara, and many other points in California, only $7. Through train service from Union Passenger Station, Chicago, via the Chicago, Milwaukee 8 St. Paul, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Line This is the 1:oute of The Overland Limited, leaving Union Passenger Station, Chicago, 6.o5 p. mn., and The California Expr ess at 1o. 25 p. mn. The Calilornia Express carries tourist hrouin ars dto Clfria every day. Both trains carry Complete inforrnation sent free onereceipt of coupon witht blank W. S. HOWE LL, Gen'! Eastern Agent, 38i IBroadiway Stetades______________________________ NEw YORK CITY, or F. A. MILLER, General Passenger Agent, Probable destination Cesdacheiourns~ Sic -ly y Cleanses the system Haach eori Livr atm ULL 1 Uthoroughly and clears Ch ' -sallow complexions of Plesat o ~i~e Laxatlive fruit Syr~p It "isuato.ed 'N [Y Coll-lhe fb1- The Sentinel-Journal. Keep postedc