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THE PICKENS SENINEL0ORN. Entered April 23, 1903 at Pickena, 8. C., as second class matter, under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. VOL* xixv PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, NAY 9, 1906. NO. SO Counlty Correspoudenc. Oolenoy Items. Mr. M. Hendricks, who has been suffering for the past live weeks, is not any better. Dk. J. M. Cren shaw is attending him. Lena, ie little daughter of For est Keith, is very sick. Prof. G. E. Boddiford visited Mr. A. C. Sutherland, of Rock, last week. Mrs. L. M. Rigdon visited his daughter, Mrs. Unity Nimnions, of Mt. Tabor, one day last week. Mrs. P. B. Martin and son. The odore,, visited her father, Mr. Al . I endricks, Sunday .and Mon day. Th'e farnizs in thiis section ire very busy planting corn and cotton th is week. ScIuool. G1n1. AIpril 14th. *. [Ve are Horry this interesting articlo has been overlooked until now, and hope "School Girl" will not got ofhl-nded, but will write again und often.-Ei).] Letter from Pickenp-R. F. 0. No. 3. As I 1-ive ven nothing from this section1 eutw.y, will try to give the Sentinol-Journal a few itemsa. The farmers are getting on 'lne with their planting. The showers and sunshina are just right to mate things grow. The health of our community is very good, with the Exception of Mrd. ). W. Cantrell, who is not enjoying the best of health. The Union Meeting at Mountain Grove Saturday and Sunday was well atended and very much en. joyed by all. - Mr. and Mrs. Mark Prince vis itod the latter's father, Mr. R. S. Lewis, Saturday night' Mr. B. M. Edens, of Hot Springs, Ark., is on a visit to his grand. father, Mr. W. 1). Edens. We hope Ben will stay with us for quite a while. Mrs. A. B. Cantroll, of Route 4, spent last week with her father,. Mr. D. Edens. Mr. aid Mrs. J. E. Singleton, of Dacusville, spent SAturday mght with the jttr's father, and at te nde4d 1 hl u nion ait Mountain Grove. Wake up, corresponmnits, a1d dni'L h-t tC advortisoinnots havo gone suli broad Fpaces. I like to icad tii leLters from difcrent. setions of1 the countiiry . Su rely yo all hiave the advantage of me, for l'm away upj here among the lills and cant hear' anything much to write about; but must say 1 like the lills very wvell. REB3ECcA. Letter From Cateechee. .. Cotton and corn will bo ready for the plow and boo in a few more data. The grass hais already put in its app'arance anl farmers will bo busy until they get done laying by. . '. Wheat, as a general thing, is looking wvell, and the writer lb gladi to sue it, as cornbread al ways didl scratch our throat. Happy is the farmer who has plenty ol wheat in 'his garner, corn in his crib and meat in his smokehouso. He can say to the dealer in the west, "go thy way and at somo more convenient time I will call for thee."' -What has become of the old-time farmer who used to have so many nice home-raised hams hanging up in his smokehouse, who would smoke them with corncobs? His stock was fat anti his crib full of corn-not "nnbbijns'' like we have nmow. What a contrast in fifty years ago and now. WVell, what is the cause of it? We will an nswer the question by saying, cot ton andjauziness. The rising gen eration lNOnoiuch afraid of hard work. They don't prepare their crop right at the beginning, don't break the land deep enough, and many othex things they lack. Again, they depend on the lien system too much and don't raise enough of home supplies, and then a big cotton crop is the only thing that will bring ready cash in the * fall to meet that hioi; than it will * lack a little of paying up, but th( creditor is a good, clever f ellowi AHEATH .JU, Sfyt oidT UD If you could go through the S1UDEBAKEl South Bend, Indiana, eovering moize than one acres, take a trip through their great factory just how the STUDEBAKER is made; see mI sixty million feet of air dried lumber, the pi< world's markets, ready for use; see the lab where evpeats test all maierials nsed; see the F inspectors whose duty it is to see that every p cay vehicle made in she Studebaker factories i: before it is used-see the acres and acres of t improved machin'ery-see the care and thor< taken from start to fish-you would undoubte stand why the S I UDEBAKER is the most po hicle made. of running that puts it in i prices and terms to suit yo MORE THAN Two Nice Pian and will carry that amount over A Beautiful Home W by taking new papors, and so an- The ,,,,,t,-y home o oth'or Cottol crop is the only remlii M rs. B. 1. Farmer V (!dy. Just so it is with th1 d11vi6 h -nded''. follow. I( nIe. . )J .! ( go to prea ol g f1"ri patung and. V I . WuLlI you the prelacher is hypI. O crito and that a ntm eni . live e Chrisiian. H1O Il.>' ou to 1.-l good somewtim1es, but ~.kom enough l iLi"s tH o back on the old d.,rb ot i un \ Our . iuniuu vd soul1 whenl you die. HeIt is a shiar p 0118ilQ1'e old oOn'' and1( ther., hast niever been but one persIoni hoi (iui nU( ii th.I~ue ISI(e tempt in somes way or whert, .anid 81I,*1( StO8i'~i that is Jesus Christ, tho son of p'iibyh.Aithr4 David.tatadheawi, Mr1. and Mi r. T. . Noris are ha \u.Csou on) an OXten'tded vistit, to n:Iai~veSl s lfapic hs att \Vance, S. c. bv1'li. Mr. and M rs. Berry (Gary and M'.Cs~li ihl Mr. Youngii, of this place. vi-ited at nnoIihthr'an o Pickens the 29th uilt. u'ii e )i~ Tihe school at thIis l~jact cil80osed onti Crli u 0on the 27th uilt., 'aini thle tnc' h::r , 1(0 1) :1 Miss M ary HIughes, returned to ibhtslOliy her home at Richlandu.noli(it 'utilicI The schiool at Norn is also closedofnl ir hSih on the 27th uIt , anid the teacher,hrIif uogit01( Mr. R. A. Gentry, closed his niighitlivlgJtowhr n. school at Catoeches. Tfhere wore Iiwt1ht ir~ ri three gold medals awarded in thenvt'bddito' night school for the three bestSioasonay rc spollers in the three difforentacso isl's.T classes. A son of Mr. U. W How- SnhsWnot fP ard, Garlin and Nottuo LeoppardtysmtnolaI(pp were the uccessfeaotifultjHomeerW toacer, r. entr, gae oeof The counyhom iso Norrs mil, u'. .~ VI. hor rs. B.oli bF. Farne . DuoandtheNoris ottoMll of~ aeabe ieveng Co , one. nu-'rsl hh fUindtb M i i'ie at(lteehee ol Ilith a cnd daug~ hter ofh Sundy it 1) 'clck i. li. nited n18 o rcte.ha MaryM. Sephe~in nd M. Osar odrethv of tpti.eho YI cuttng.May he ~uncoule ahery to1( witne'th havea. leasnt ou rioythi oug taist bhat nol shdw e lifefernourndish. s. Therid l ovel~i 10W5 '-D n' hnri, lou'ti~ir, dn' silk aind the sol 1)Iuty offreli irdii i ui iiig t. -poken r by ~ tlievA thn i ~1lepeigt OUT ot o ect' Lveny.that made h,00 awifle four Wor had 111(1be cocmfuilt rn that Mt. isso aka ted. Thisrn vi h) ihly ~Whn ilans avetisngshos heinmotherob..ing a wH tha hoi~thrrouglhy nteosed bneatly fknownc famili' hisbuinss hs usnte vii ecmel-in1( hstl shown by9 mtoeaiugtootbri.no fll )COl.ntrite BRUCE=MOJ ST REC Another car of i EBjAKEF plant at hundred and see >re than :k of the oratories -coreS of trt of ev perfect hie mo1st E >ughness]] |Ng d under pu-lar ve- - 47I ;he lead of any other wagoi u. Cone to see us. A MILLION STUI -B - BRU UeE Ds for Sale Chei edding. u reat f M4r. andIre t le III 1111d.1 v All our entire stock will now be Oi-S It( i n pr -cs and if you have not boug] furnishing good, now is a good time rhe parlor 'ake advantage of this drop ih ,at rio.ds steps in ahead of you and gets the pl m~iily were1( Free Cleaning< and Pressing of ~'LI !\lMerchant Tailoring D epartment. ihristo jh er -- - - - auprse Sole agent for Hawes Hats and (d WOn foir -_ )rice is fair e connl~ectod = L o tlls ther's side, Louis Cope-Proprietor Dixie usigaein his SPRING CLOTHfNG-Necks (ld,4t. :,d gest and best line I have had. an is Nc counterpaines and nice tablei ~ bile Mens Slippers-Patent leather, t a lived alli\vant. thd Writer Bliggest and best line I have evel childhood, you win always trade here-I sell-for oblor boart est, an d always for cash-you need omnhiood. Ifor the May meeting. Come and se (18bylitlethe best I can. Satifaction guarante lMens Cn. A full line of boy's and Youth's fine c (lug-LOUIS C( nof Mr. of Souith Proprietor Dixie CI< No all know - - the scoro l on h 1 ii deh thorn a t i aiyt oke ta 3 lifo and can bwegl and stron'g i IIover dim hiskdn ysareouo ord rPigh tly il. piku~neU,,i the kneve * sur~e sins of kiney disems aCot weiU by taking Ins oiitiy DR. McGEE'S BACAH his colntry AD KIDNEY CURN, ilI)iitoie ure ii doesnnd whdo other kinda SOLD AND RECOMMENDED Bi RROW COMI oEIVED the Famous I WAGC Isn't it wv YOu. to haVO a buggy, or i or a set of years of "k Ki caurse it is. ance--A gu The Stud with a re11pu. quality, sen i made. We have a full 1 )EBAKERS IN DAlI ]WUN(R ROI ElRO3 a~p. luction. Blue sold at a great reduction Serge Suil it your overcoat, suit or to save money, i price before some else all clothing made in our U child.t i D.utchess TLrousers. odSr.-util opel=.tl Ol '11 I Bargain H -ouse has got 11 J~OIi year, Shoes, Shirts-Big- O~)yu y8t :loths.AloclrIifiu an, cloth-any kind you K had-try me once and ~ addul one pr'ice--that the low- oebiflo ye Clothing, Shoes, Slippersa pdish iu e me and I will treat you ld ftllFIC C edi or money returned- Iol lothing at right p)rices.12 Sot L )PE L Mi t >thing House 70$ aciid lip - 12 acre n:bi. e i yourin fany f M Waito old hom "e . W~oth is etery all oo. The a e PICKENSrRmG Ce.Con -orth om1 i n g to Svh cl ofa id 1a rnss1, w t 0if 11w how" i n 11n i O. It's vec ur B1)aChir iS H. W n'gOR' t-,tatio b1 h1. 1 h ni it foI 7iceahllty, ani~id ease ine anid wyill miake LY USS AO. e wvii I< Copyrigjhted 91 By *loalirno<oand Ne Yorig bretatei if) fou i[st im mI( II lt8, oJvery If gre(vs ii IIuixtauo; i S~erges, W'or (ao<hl. I ~ve, t hing for sp9i ing. Ciomo, I. Endel Za Cr nd niear Marietta, S. Cii., pad1. $10 po'r acre. ,r Travelers Re~st, r.-T'hos. Cunnuinghami. Part of the Butler $15 perar. 20 to 50 acroa. esi ralo Iots near city limits. Theso lota are -$60 each. ESTON & SON eenville. . C..