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PUBraSHUD UERRY WBDNESDAT oRWIUN0. BY The gentlneWourmal Coinpany. Tnoursox & BEIoRn. PUOrS. J. L. 0. THOMPSON, EITon. Subscriptiou $1.00 Per Annum. Advertising Uates Reasonable. Enttered at 'ickens Postofice as Second Class Hall Matter PICK ENS, S. U. I Wednesday, January 24, 1906. Let us all resolve to make this year the best that Pickens has ever known. We cam do this if Ull will work unselfishly for the common good, and each one will be benefit t-1 thereby. Croup, cougLs, colds Whooping sough, eat., have no terrors for children or adults who evacuate tl.o bowels with Kennedy's Laxative- flony and Tar. Tads remedy expels all colds from the systemand strengthena tL.e throat, lungs and bronobial tubes. The Original Lax ative cough Syrup and Liquid cold cure. Sold by Pickons Drug co. Look around you and see if it is not a fact that the farmers who raise their hiead and meat at home have the best credit and the most cash money after all debts 're paid than do those who grow all cotton. IA Mad Chase. Millions rush in maid chase after health, from one extreme of faddism to another, when, if they would only eat good food, and keep their bowels regular v Ith Dr. King's New Life Pills, their tronblos would all pass away. Prompt relief and quick cure for liver and stoancli trou ble. 25c at Piokens Drug Co.; guarau teed. The backbone of South Carolina's wealth is agricultural. Any move went that improves existing methods or (nlists the attention of young and enthusiastic citizens in the myraid possibilities of the subject must oper ate to increase that wealth The First Requisite of Beauty. The first requisite of beauty is a clear complexion. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup elears a sallow blotehed complexion as it stimulates the liver and bowels, and the eyes become bright and clear. You owe it to your friends to take it if your complexion is bad. Orino Laxative fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is very pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. Those of our young men who served in the Spanish American war will be interested to know it has 'been decided that they are entitled to) pay from the time they left home until they were, -mustered in. The claims have been fied' in the United States Court of claims. Doctora coulD Not Help Her. "I haed kidney trouble for years," writes Mrs, naymond Conner of Shelton, Wash., "and the docters could not hlp1 me. I tried Foley's eidney cure, and the very first dose gave me relief and I am now cured. I cannot say too much for Foley's Kidney cure." It makes the diseased kidneys sound so they wvill eliminate the poisons from the blood. Unless they do thi,, good health is impossible. Pickens .Drug company, B. F. Smith Easley. Farmers complain of scarcity of Ia bor and many tenants have changed places for the ensuing year. 'The high price of cotton makes the labor ers more independent and many of the farm hands refuse to hire out prefer ring to rent land. This accounts largely for the scarcity of labor. "1 Thank The Lord!" cried Hannah Plant of Little Rock, Ark. "fur the relief I got from Buncklun'a Arnica Salve. It oured my fearful run ning sores,-*when nothing else would heca , and from which I had suffered for 5 years." It is a marvelons hea:er for cuts burns and wounds. Gluatranteed at Plokens Drug Co. 25o. The Carolina Spartan truly says, "One thing was lacking in most of the homhes these holidays. The old 'black mammy' with her white apron and bandanna tied' around her heart and her courtesy (kitrtch!)) whIch cannot be imitated, and her little gift of egge will be wanting. It would do good to receive tha salutation of such humble, kind hearted good peo ple.-" -__ __ _ - Au Nanergeltoy Medlin. For spramns, bruises, burns, sealdsle.and similar injuries, there is nothing so good as Ch amberhain's Pain Balm, It soothes the wound and not only give' instant relief from pain, but ceauses the parts to healit abou&-one third the time .quredwy~ othe . usal treatment. Sold .by Plckoes Drug Co. A farmer bod' a, dream. He dreamed that he vatsed a thouand bushels of wheat ad was happy .. over the faot.,fdi the direamed that beo sold hi. a*beat' fotra dglar a bushel and his'hppinespgrew great Butt he di-eawned not thit he had' ~ ~ sold to a'thousand dlff'rent people, l'~'~ uae)Ao ecb one and -none of noes hed paid hi~m and be was mad. When Ite wgh' jo was broad daylight; e ti a oti bed b6h exclaimed3 b$geneoIoo I have had e ~ ~da~ i 'ra goa solemn warn- I ~ ~ - bowfthe 'neaning of'it .*~ ~~pag feton andt pay the ed. i 9t tg4 rfvIolgo bItos on gubserip. Thl ma'in advantage of ,baving a 8naator Roosevel' would: tie that Wen Ti)ain woulid no lotigerbe the. ply rombunctious "butterin" of that 16dy., __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ k, B. Purhans testlites after four years. G. B Baiians', of Carlisle Center, N. ., "writes: "About four years ago I wrrote you 'stating that I had been entire-. y cured of a sovere kidney tronble by taking lem than two bottlea., of, Ioley's Kidney Cure. It entirely stopped the Another cotton congress is soon to b. held in New Orlean. That ix the sot of newt that givei th N,'w E lan i. m11 oweicr a paini in his p-cket nerve. A Cotgh Syrup which drives a co'd out of the sys'em by noting is a ciatliar tie on the bowel is offw-ed in KeniIedy's Luxtive IHouoy and Tar. clears the throat, strengt.his the luu-gs -nd brton chinI tti. The otlier'm friend ..d the children's fatvorilo. Ihest for (re up Whooping-Cough, etc. Sold by Pick ens Drug Co. Pickens countY ha1 now live bti.k in operation and every one Ioald t. its capacity with Iloney. If there i a cuUn ty in the stato that can boat i let her get in the limelight. A Certalist Viro for oroup. When a child shows sympto oif ( rottp there is no t.iio to expori-nvnl witi new remedies, no matt'r how highly tli. .may be recommendedn. Thero i otte prepairatiot. that cant awa*ys bo (epo aem upon. It has bo.'n in um for mniy yarst and has never boen knowni t> fail, yiz: olamberlaini a c'.uge remonedy. Mr. M. F. Compton of Mark,, Pox mi, says of it, "I hav. usd bam:edrlP a ' eentgi Remedy in Sevor) 0!a.ses of croi with imy children, and eaii truthfully say it always gives prompt relief." For sain by Pickens Drug Co., T. N. Hiiter Liberty. Our farmere should lay ft' flent y of land for coin, on's, ( otatoes, sugar cane and in fact all food crops. There might be such a thing in tle cotton question as "rubbing it in." When you want a pleasant 1xtive take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver T ableta. For sale by Pickens Drug Co. The fact is that a burglar is about the most deliberate of all criminalp. He must plan to enter a house and must prepare to meet resista nce, The householder has tbe right to shoot him. This is conceded. Ihen why should not the state have the right to hang him? The ission of "Earley Riser" is to clear the way and give' Nature fhill sway. These fAimours little pils rid the ntomach and bowels of all putrid matter, thus re I r moving the cause of h1eadache,oonatipa. I' tion, sallow complexioti, ect. DeWitt's Little Early Risers never gripe orsicken A safe, pleasant, perfect pill. old by Il Piokens -Drug.,Co. F English is becoming the we rid Ian ii guage. Already it is' the langnage of trad1e; the time is probably not 1? tar distant when it will be the ye bicle of diplomacy. A centutiy ago l I~nglish was spoken by only tweonty' million human beings. Today it is spoken by a hundred and twenty md-l v. ions. That tells the story. Hebr W. Edwards Injured. Her-b W. Edwards of Des Moints, Ia., got a fall on an icy walk last winter, j spraining his wrist aand bimsing his knees. "The next day" lhe Hay3, "thev were so sore and a ill' I was afraid 'l would have to stay ini bed, bunt I rubbed them well with Chaamberlains Pain Balm I and after a few applications all sorenes , had disappeared. F eor sale by Pickena Drug Co. Don't forget the old man with the fish on his back. For nearly thirty years he has been traveling around the world, and is still traveling, bringing health and comfort wherever he goes. Tro ithe. consumptive he brings the strength arnd flesh he so much needs. TQ all weak and sickly children he gives rich and strengthening food; To thin 'and 'pale persons he gives' new firm flesh and rich red blood. Chidren who first saw the ald map with the fish are now 1 grown: up and have children r >f their own. He stands foryScott's EmuI. a ;ion of~ pure'cod liver oil-a t lelightful food and a natural n onic fo'r children, for old folks E ~nd. for all who need flesh and b trength.n SC T BO NE ChemIsts, 0 ~~ New Vrig* bi oa d*wse The Rind You Have Alvays Boght, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Jitst-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho heAlti of tnfants and Children-Experience against Experintent. What is CASTORIA. Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare. goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. I6 contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troublei, curet ionstipation an(l Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Fridnd. CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. T4t CENTAUR 00WL.RV. V'i' MUPRAV iTNEET. E4W VOfR CITV. Charges have been preferred against 'The papers are f ill of advice and John G. Capers, at the Department, pleadings to the farmers not to b( rind President Roosevelt has recalled led into over production of cotton 8is appointment as District Attorney next year by the high price that it 'a and Ernest Cotbran, of Anderson, has now bringing. The advico is all been appointed. right, but it is a tlirly Iii ono shot that every planter will think the ad An ngreeable movement of the bowels without any unpleasant offect is pro- vice good enough for the otlher fellow, Iuced by Chamberlain's Stomach and and will hopo that he will labide it, Liver Tablets. For soln by Pickens but for himself-he expects to r i~e D~rug Co., T. N. Hu inter Liberty. u , Nall he can, and his little over prodac It is quite probablo that farming tion, le argues, will titu evi ot the ands will now greatly increase i) prices honexpects to command. alue. The high price of cott-)n has onewhat demoralizd the cotton SKIDNEY U3 nanufacturing industry in some sea- Makes Kidneya and Bladder Bight ions, while, on the other hand, it has eidered farming more profitable. qe=rs - Iho Und You MaW Always BqM 'his is causing many 'Vhite people to sigatm, laves the towns and cities to tako up - icir abode again on thte farmts. The A Suggestion For h Commissioners. uhabilitation of the rural districts is| Edit'jr Sentine -Journah: te crying need of the day. . orry we people livipg in the lost - - corner of ?icke~ns cannot njoy your La Orppo Andi Pneumannia' article of praise for the coun ty com neumonia often follows la grippe but missioner a for Paving $10,000 of owr wer fotlws tihe use9 of Foley's Honey . oe that mig ht have gone to im-. id Titr. It curos la gr:p pe coughs and roeour bad reads. We have here revents pneumonia and consuai ption. pre sk for Fotey,s Honey and Tur and re. in this lost corner 10 or mtore mtik~s tee any substitnte offered. Mr. G. ot bad roads . that have not had a acher, of 157 Osgood 8t., Chicago, days work on them by the county in 'rites: "My wvife had a severe case of la a year and t wo mionths. I shouldn't rippe three years atgo, and it left her thimk it required a very businesslike :ithl a terrible cough. She tried a bottle orfi .eln id famr ocl f Foley's Honey -and T'.r and it gaveorfidelnkndfamntoc. aim-:dir to relief, A 50 cent bottle conred lect taxes from 0one section of the or congh entirely." nefuse substitutes. county and' place it on some ot her or 'ickens D~rug Co. R. F. Smith Easley. not use the road tax or even require --men here su bje ot to wot k these roads. The doing of a good deed one day Ye5, we h ave always agreed that s a very small matter. Multiply Pickons county, did not pay het ofli. hat by thirty and see how it looks.oesmr Lahlftenontht L'hat represents one month's feeblegodnd(te * hulr ff rt to be of service to others. ti atrtemrs ~i h lPLirty kind helpful actions are far mnywl o ieotbfr h enel ing. Multiply thirty by t.,elvremmsitesrahtl otenr md see n hat one year will do. Mul omayerntevrtrhsbn sipiy the yeuse of one'b life and go orknh odo tepiz fy leeds and the result gets too large foroftewr thugor i fi' ~he multiplication,.itw ~egoitgti~ f(on No Case of Pntenmeniua en Record,. hnh aldoufrormgaa u. We do nlot know of a single instance prino ae it ~~ht ci where a congh or cold rnulnted in pmu n um ouoo ht$000lo~ nonia or c-onsumnplion whein Foley-1( ettonrlldwaitotela Eloney and Tar- had becen used. It on- ona-o iknsadw il eb1a onugha and colds perfuietly, so dI) I ot aike chanches with some unmknown pre o.t.C irbi~ aration whiah ma~y contin opiatow. ~ ~ ~ __ rhieh cause constiption, a condition that etards recover-y from a cold. E sk for er h ~TeKn o lv lasBuh [role3v's Honey antd T1ar and refuet any aar mubstiute offered. P~icns Drug Co. Dr. R. F. Smith. - - - cers80,b mOe .GET hafteU noP tta 'l'he Qffut yN-gcdnandou 0f)lWTent A mAe BhAudKre thoisimatter. tmhermeorof Clumnhat__the mtm eysrnlya addt ot ney wri noaives ou Merabte commissioniersonerchMt.eSuomercArmest For rybod waeas the newe h s-e iethasbee (iiiteced ot-tniiwoprsig sthe od ow athe wnrf ul rsanismo iiteoN.& Librt c crusonentb mdoin byost of. ih mk , thjwr thugrour ony livrm foria s wok re do laer remey.a er o legi ciatpioim te hen he cal c l friounrho trega nine pfanoarrtlriaon ae.1 ofi to.t cntury fais-n itouh sin zi~ a andi turn sontnftha $10,000h byos cornr o T coveread afer wiyea of ci-akedItnupyl to.r. Kher 8th l Ely c8. ~ o~I' ic ae . DO YO GB netkdnyadPld Thle GtafneyN oc sono oupi~t on willH A LAME BACK ? darvrypsrongylasatadidad fo a. tR. Comisiofter. sMr. 1) tuodrflyrncssumiermpl crn ort haszbnu c.onncte Boils et.lmmak iny badt rcai ru Lrearsganduin w weith' t C l N. b&sadBih's Lae hchi h os lay., affd m tdae reodoliei al, omo ne~tobe 'orect-d of Bid Bletding Isoong an Drpa-r wxla.otisntrc )r to egi hap.m~h c neylieorbddrtobetwllefon >faypr-ua ad latterce.d yune. thsbentse Rohin ki t and rackje hanrduaed rcieomniolellstoortpr >nlye relifeandyhaDeroved'soWsccessfulei crlv, d utat ocusionat everyaton paw eeycaetailslilaragmn ebt the firnsot ond eacoh. Jaiawoavntarad rsttmy~v ..howgenue ettr itch o e sampebtl zetfe ~enil loabo rosoal veforvd tmeate is efto in ll hnwllg-eto edn hsgnru pory up Bltind, bye tdate wthy ofeandhspae n t wipe out a poodrtiomn bgir thin iI-e&o.l owera indtaetyi thatern papshmon .Y Te " -tisitdeb f byyctnt anirstmofofacahpJaooa y.. w stuthbettrt ds dt egin olrzsaesl b l oddugss iteonw toear free from debt. Iftt Do'you n ~tae u rmme th ae Saproot ivoledtha, tKihnm pr'bl 2u wieout a11i p ton~to abi vm-ot and tbegirns, thhemon Vegetable, liver, yills. Tba s18 what they are. They cui6 constipation, billousneBB, sick-headache. ?;'4 o Want your moustache or beard BUCKINGHAMS BYE abeautiful brown or rich black? Use nin . Discriminating Buyers Can be pleased in their shoes if they come to us. Our stock is larg-selcteCd with care. Selected with the idea that good value makes and holds customers. If you have not been buying your shoes from u1s, tr'y us next tiime you need a pair. Pride & Patton, GREENVILLE, S. C. FAEWLL< 9 05 May the happiest day of your past be the saddest day of your future.. As you keep climbing the hills of prosperity May you never meet a friend coming down. Craig Bros. Cne=Price Cash Store. WELCOME 1906. Come unto us ali ye that iave been labouring under the credit buying system and have been laden down w ith high prices and we will rest your wearied brain on Craig Bros, cash bargain pillow. N. D. TAYLOR, EASLEY, - ---MAKER OF ...THE VERY BEST PHOTOGRAPHS... The kind thIat are miade at the best studios of the larger cities. The 15ind that will not fade. That are natural and lifelike, and fluished on the latest and prettiest cards to be had. ...PICTUR ES ENLA RGED... Nice lino of mouldings and frames of any size miade to order. se oop*u seeo~uulw ~Arkansas and Southwest~ .jOne-wny tickets at half fare pluas 12. 0N w~zn~yRoundI trip tickets at less than one-way f are. Fromt Memnphis via Cotton Belt Router 'qu pn'nA ; ews~m Jan. 2 and 16. JO~d~o~lqupn Feb 6and20 SStop-overs both ways and 21 days return~ ~u~z~qfliL po~ueI~iocgo ~ihnit on round trip tickets. W~rite for map' 94~ O~ud~q~o~o1ouad~ folder, and piek your date and say when VviOO ueq ovq pe 'Zjq and where you wvant to go and we will give -A ny 9OUZ W ?0 8 MO BUG O ~ yo u u l inform ation by return mnal. . 4 9 i ~ f ~ i ~ j W lll O J V ~ i ~ i ~ l A L . P . S M 1'T H , T . P . A , ruoi& uoq O~tjo~ o~ro~mzo .Cotton itelt Route, U~qt91? 3J 001 .04 o* V1213 Equitable, iUuiding .1fl~q 9JO~fflJ~jATLIANTrA, GA, -;11 0ano u ..enq Jtg o l byz Folger iO hnorney & o * SAW MILLS. *paj LIGHtT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY - WOOD-WORKINO! MAC UNERT ~o~dby lolge, Ihoruey & Lo.FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK . PA K R8 ENGINES AND BOlLER~S49 BALSAM AND SIZI3S AND FOR~ ~I RY ~~CLASS OP~ SERVIcE3. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _A S K P O R O U R B S T IM A T E B 8 e RO B W C ots tr'act to iet, PL.AcING YOUR ORDER. h~i o r elnwailoWlel OUMIS let to the loweost to ponsible bidder, GIBBES MACH IN ERY COMPA NY da.. urv 2fhmt 2 p. in P a P-( specill - ____________________________ \ntoy licker Tru ste... Notice to All Trustees. IAll irtrst wh~o have not re Odds nmGtJ End.,--3 I d es' lk he'lti turm d their pmonl.ist for 1905 will pleae worth 50 at 5o, 500 boy snd girls. bate: ha ven. a meeting of their board and revise ' an-1 onpa at j00, 100 ladWAcersets, Ronio said list andm re~Iitn to me at once that I Thompann Gilevo Fiting som . & O'.- ma unterm the same on duplicate for cot. sizes 18 & 19s. 48o 10 Jersey Jackets -'. n of. taxrs for 1905. Please look wotrtht up to$4.0Oa $50for your choice. I hiti, genthlomen, for me at onoe, Wantoed--Buttoi- e a atia chiokens; vetI resptfully, E. F. Keith, Aud. D .P.HfARRIS. 1-10L4 ,Iothing has advanced bitt Endel Cuts Prices in Greenville. It is well Lnown that the w. o' howhe could nff'ed to soll dlaltiliniig at the pr'c-s be it adverti'mng in b 8 urtiat discount sRle, Mr,, 11 Endel re plied i b t he could no' affrd i f, but following bis custoi of oering the publiO a comjplete now sto-k every seasotnbe rnut clenu out till winter clothing inl orde - to litive 1.00n1 foi' tL.e spring stock soon to arrive-and tihe surest way to avoid Iaving to store away goods is to outl the prica. We are of the same epiniotn, jad2ing from tho nunor of peoplo taking advantawo of lho hargains Mir.Eudel is offering. Mr. E 0lel will l(avo next week for tho Northern markets to buy his stock. MINISTER TiUtJ.s Tf IE'IriruTI Personal Experitve of Agiie tid Well beloved P e*.cher. No other man in Itho comnitfiy is so well-belovel or wiose words have such weight as1 the minaister, U Ito haM devoted his life to the service of mankind. Il Maryland one of the imost ooted Metlh. odist: inisters inl the State suffer, d severely with rheuma isi. lie found no relief ititil a friend recommenled RHEUMACIDE. Hie was Po deliglited with te reaults thlat for the beon fit of Othir suffiiers, as a dtiy to mitmkin(l, he tells his exper'orce in the fo'lowing letter: "11oisterstownt, Mld.; Fabti-tnary 27th, "I witi tak',n with IiflUammator. Rheumatismi in my 1, ft hand anid foot in ithe I eginnmig of this winter and suffete gr.'atly. A getiin:in in 1altimore who I'ad tr-ed Rh. utmaciode for Rt eunmalii. recommemddd it to me. I *eenred thrue boittles and took it inl smaller dosjesq than presoribled. aid aim ni-tw enitirily eiiml. Can u0se ho'h hanid and foot witiout& the least ineonvenien-e. "4Y uirs res icfly "t. LI W H ELE, Pastor. ]Re:s'ersto V n %. E. Church." Your druiggist ;.eila arnd mvcomndsiint Riheumaoido. The Key that Unlioks the Door to Long Livinag The men of eighty five and ninety years of age are not the rotuind w4.11 foil, ht thin, spare meni who live ol a slend-'r diet. Be as careful as he will, however, a men past middle ago, will ocCasion- ily cat too much or of some article of food not suited to his constittion, tid will need a dose of Chaimberlain' Stomach and Liver Titets to cleanse and invigorate his ion -obh and regnaiate his liver and owels. When this is done there is no eas-n why the average main shouild not li'o to old age. For salo by Picken Drug Co. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Boughi Bears the Signature of CITATION. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Piekens.. By J. B3. Newber'y, Esquire, .Probate Judge. Whereas, James E. Miles made suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad minis tration of the Estate of and effects of T. E. Miles, deceisedi. These 'ase thar. fore to cit' anmd ad monish all and si:.gubir the kindred and creditors If the said Tr. E. Miles acceased, that. t hey b)e andl appear be fore mo, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Pickonms Court House, S. 0., on the 7th day (it Febriuary, 1906, after publication hermeof, at 11 o'clock ini the forenioon, to show~ cause, if any they have, why the said administration shoul not. be gr'anted. Gliven unader' my hjand1 and seal, this 19th day of January, 1906, in the 130~th year' of miur indepenidence. J. 13, Newbery, _____J. P. P. 0. Bridge to Let. Notlee fit hiereby given that.'on the 3d day of tFeb. I19il, ati 2 'o-eok p. m. I wilt let thv' buitiling of1 aI ble ae.L('lroit Shoal creek on road lendlIng froma lFairiiew (chutrch to, (ateechee, lti'ght reservedt to rojet any andi alnl bids. JFana17t3 J, I. gMI'tlfg, coe. com. Notice of Tax Returns. All persons fatdting to snakle their re. turnsfo tet year 19061 by Feb,. 20, 1906. I wiill take teir retL~mrns for 1906 in red mnk andl place a penalty oif f.0 per cent on saidh return,'n out uer same on dupli caite for 'ollec' jeon of taxes for 194.6, so looik out for this one antil all. I-10t.4 E. F. Keith, Aud. Nonresident Summons. STATE OF SOU'l'l ('A ROLINA. County of Pickeuns. Court. of Comnmon Please. Summiflons for lRelief-Complaint net Served. Batnk of P'endhet,on, a corpjor ition duly chart'tred i:y hew. . Plaintiff. AoA!IT Jamca Peek, ,Jamnes Peek the .Juniior, T1 M. Lowery, and W . 0. WV Ison, IJe'fenidanitsi. To thle Defendants above nmed. You are hereby Sium moned an'd re' quiir'ed to answver I he comnplaint in thas actin, of wvhichi a c.>py is heirewit -, ser'vedl upon 3 ou, anld to) S rie Li copy oif your11 ansiwer' to thle sia id Ccn-pli a itn 1 subsorthe'r ait hiis cile at I cker, a, 8 C. vcithint twienty day" after t he service heroe -f, excilusivye of the a Iy of pnel, a ., vice. anid if y. ui f al toa ans~wer the' c. c PaintifT in this artioi in i wiapplyv tAo th Cour't for the relief demnanded'a ill this c omi plit. liatedr Jan 2nd, 100 A. J. Rloggs, . C.P. J. P C'arey~ Phlitift's A ttornh'y. To the abhsenat defendaint Ja mes Peek, Take notice that the sutmmions in th' above stated eas'e(f which the fore'goiing is a copy'. anald the comidpaint was filed in l he office of t he Cler k of the Court fto: Pickens(eoutty, S. C. on the 2nda day cf January 1906. J. P. Carey, l-1016O Plaint i's Attorney. J.iP. ATTAWAY a SURVEYOR a NOTARY PUBLIC Johnson Street Wcst aftJ.il