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*E IKFNS SEN TINEN-JUR 1utered April 23, 1903 ut Pielens, s. C., as second elas matter. under act of Conge..of Marc 8 1879. VOL. XXXV PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, flAY 16, 1906. NO.51 Proqram of the Closing Exercises of the Keowee School. 'I ha fdllowing is the program CI the cliiing exercisos of the Keiowo 0 s '.rol, which took place, Saturday night, April 28: Divotional Exercises-Conduct ed by R-v. S. A. B-yant. Word of Welcome-Luther Bry ant. Two Motion Songs-Sang by Stu dents. Fair Iii.gen on the Rhine-Mary CousIty School House-Tennie Bryant. Rtng Out Wild Bella-Leslie A !..x ii n-er. eep w t-Sllio May Alex. aildor. Dialogue-Guy Fit-d ev. Rrcy Findley, Lonard Prico, DIewey Price, LIthor lidlev, Talton Alex andor vin( Frod Bro*111t. I Hav DrIcnk My Last-Luther Bry:-.I. It. G-s IdePn Rulp Applied to tife Sadik Crai A New 8ont!, David Vickery. ,Landing < f thi Pilgrim Fatthers in New Eugaoil--Leslie Alexander. Our Fi:'g-Rupert Nimmons. Moimir Go'>se, a Dialogue-Ru pert Nimmons, Connie Alexander, Mary HIoldon, Leslie Alexander, John Bryanut, Homer Alexander, 4 "'' Prive, Oscar Stewart, Amands Ri(ley and Sadie Craig. The Golden Rule-Amanda Rid ley. A Patriot-David Vickery. A Home Picturo-Connie Alex. ander. Independence Day-Rupert Nim mons. Nation's Faith-Sadie Craig. Planting a Trie-Dewey Price. Days of the Week, a Dialogue Leslie Alexander, Sadie Stewart, Connie Alexander, Amanda Ridley, Ida Alexander, Bessio Alexander and Sadie Craig. Last Hymn-Mary Holdon. Abraham Lincoln-Sadie Craig. Only Three Grains of Corn Pearl Murphroe. Everybody Paid But Teacher John Hvrant. VIat I Live For-Bessie Alex luader. America's Flag-Leonard Price. Wiashiigtor.i Aerostic-Amanda Ridlev, lh'ssio Alexanditir, Jei.ie Alexander, Ida Alexander, Parl MIIrjphjree, Sadie Stewart, Tennio Bryant, Annio Itidley, Sallie May Alexande!r anrd Alberta Alexaiider. A 1iiily Frienda-Jessie Alex. ander. Somebody-Lu~he~r Ridley. 8pring llas (Iomo--Annie Ridlecy. B ya Wanted-Roy Fund ly. Sist.'r-Sadio Craaig. Noises in Night-Sadie Stewart. God's Gift, a Dialogue-Jessie Alexander, Sadie Stewart andt Bies sie Alexander. "Woodmani Spare That Tree." Alberta Alexander. Abrah ama Lincolnu-Washiington, a Dialogue- Ru pert Nim mons and David Vickery. Letter-P'earl Murphree. A Courtship-Mary Holden11. Decclaration Day--Sadie Craig. Step Up H igher-Luthor Ridley. Happiness-Olive Alexander. North and South, a Dialogue Sadie Stewart, Jessie Alexander, Bessio Alexander, Guy Findley, Roy Finadley, Amanda Ridley, Ten nie Bry'ant, Sallio May Alexander and Pearl Murphree. G rowvn Up-Walter Mlurphree. Hohen linden -Sadie Craig. Scarco Expect a Boy Like Mo Walter Murphree. Little Soldiers, a Dialogue Luther Ridley, Oscar Stewart and Fred Iiry anut. Bell of the Angels-Mary IlI-d en. * ~ Va'edictory -David Vickory. Prizes wereC awarded S adie Craig, Amainda Ridloy, Olivc. Alexander and "'B'' Price for the highest numaaber of head marks in their spelling classes. The music wvas rendered by Messrs lutiord1 A lexaaer and John lFind bey amu4 Misos Essie Findley and - . Emmna Bowen. Th~ijs school has been in session for four mniths aund hasi proved r aucc. as tunder the guidinag hands o teiacher, John iO . Field. Mr. FielI1 was~ so well lhked that he wVas askc< to teach the summer termi. I WEI )T Two Nice Pit: Letter From Mir. Hester Mr. blimnaugh choapest store ni Have the leadors of Democrati - 1ives up to his c are "(1h best 4 party gone crazv? Iinv. thev ni mocy"' ait "s Mort)epoUt for t hi part tha long frienid-6' a to cause it to trail in 111'i. ater oil this pri mcip otir fortifaihers (r iong:Lg !m i-tid t. ) iereo to i1 moitain for t.h4 Po I.itey. Ae illethods and ho nuillitainH for t0i.9- 00sl01uy. A wI) tree 1111(e 1nelawa as e WC 116Wh's hv, ?A h" I no divd I wit hini is II 11 1e b mn-1 11c1. wor Our count y comminsini-r's haveo 'ing 111LI% and, exempted aiC corporatio I~alcomIpanyVie at l~i( i from taxos, wh il hole dog that Jtiest anid nicest barks for the humble widlow is mu.en bhlinid aL c< tOur Equaizallon huard has fixed fromthias coun the tax for Pickens County so that Ireunijon make bi hor citizens wvill have to payv more bill of goods the than its pro rata share1 of t he State youn tg 1ladies to debt and1( kop uip it s governmuienit. (loln't~ let your BesidIes, we havo p1tr~ngnut whiskey ecapadel(IIs or you laws, niog laws, etc. , that wvillaitie tiil, not stand. If we 'xp1e.ct peoplo to tho you order liv.) together and work together ceive prompt an< and fight for theair coun itry t ogoether, . -___ if necessary, aill must fe'l free. Clemson Colle' Tis icounitry is01 orp. it doeC't. bo.- receivJ 1'ppl icat lo ng onflly to' a part of its. pe~ople. of thIiis coun ty (~ Wa~shington, Jefferson an id Fran k-. ttst ahl hm established that by the constitu- state the place a Lion uinder which we yet live. ing is (desired alu The world line not come to its teni' faiire of prosent intelligence and civilize.! necessary that c condition-in a day, nor wvill the mil- rud~ in byJu lennium come tomorrow. p~ared at that tir What we neod, is almost an ens. tiro new sot of officers, that we will IJEST lou WOM have, and if they don't raise the On eccount of standard of the laws, I predict that 83i-an i t~~~al only four years from now that the women~i and chijldr Socialists will wipe out the Demo- 4,hn-Las Or n cratic party, anid hardly leave a atids dhigestioni ail greasy spot . and bow. bs withoul member the natmt I may be on tio stump this year substitutes. Pokini in the campaign to work and try to) hold( 1up the oldl part~y that lmy Nothing sweet father and grand(1fat hers worked for ter thani holy cc anid live so free alnd fearlessly u(l-. or. ~IHIATIN(o FOLE' Mu. Wi. H i:grui.:n. Fokle3y & (Co., (Jhic and Trar aH a tr I populantliy of Fe An Up-To-Date, Wide-Awake Firm. ' an imiittionsI ni Ono of the. comipletost Stocks of " ";W'r o di goods iln thle stato is carriwd by J- them. Thognni L. MI imnafngh & (Co, of Col umnbia . T 1ar is in a yellow It's a rrgular departmont storo t hore and refuso~ anly youl Cain buy a niy t hing in dry bost r Ced oe goodis, dres gCSaods, ahes hats, onls Drug o. clot ling, furn ishinog, ladies skirts, | wais uits, 1lingeie, miillinaoryetc. Honesty baa Ao LI H-B Ix mnos for Sale claims it is the I Ohe State, andlihe I im. His mnotto'n r a 0-.3 for the 1b atst bort profi mts All our ntire st ud be acts alw!vIS B. Hy a stick ad in prices and if you -to-dnte bu (s I1-in (Wi1 (rCi furnishing q-oods, 11o' Ii uc t-tec.,,. N rlk- ad vantage hi. a heee inratefoMr I and accounnands- TC ~ann ph-uty13 of them11, ii'nI rhn alrn t, and1( in the lad ies____________ larly '.lerks ve >uniter. Mr. Mimn all the old soIliers v w ho atteintl the is sto're hieadqiurt- oeaetfrI w you will buyV a re just to get, thicee_ miea~t you, but wvife knIow of your Wil GvreatidLo him wll ~ - ll r ntire stO ('fI~fl it~ei ia.gandriest ine ifo N ae adantae ge isnow ead t es i peso-yo Frt1llF' i Bge Clann bes RIPiais M erchau nt alasorange Iwicto IC1eSolan agents for c (1w inee ed =Lof-frth aymei th caiu. atten thon gest an. satiI .....icton b fl ie ofnteraine ilge is ho roayt. MesSipr >r8t amrs nth - L Oges Iad es It wichfl the Peroprietn awas orc d osind yfifor the. My.meting the, loity It00 isL th bstIan Sti . 11(1alictis be s Ian n oth tiats the scl.~ i~ting ustin b ee itRmldno and prieto U1panorplsadodnr rug, Co. eured never to retan U ons the breath bet llversatioll. at anul lunag 10eme1dy, f thei igrealt merit and( leby'14 Hoe)y and3( 'ITr gw<.lIeiid fo th gen-S ~rP~i~ 9 packaege. Askc forit I NI UE~ uijtxittec. It is~ the 041r .KNG .0 n1g'eai~icl l. Pw91(CNSLINk-4UOIM N., KKNO. M. OC MIORROW -IIS SPACE NGE OF SE Cheap. Reduction. ock will now be sold at a great reduction have not bought your overcoat, suit or v is a good time to save money, of this drop in price before some else and gets the plum. and Pressing of all clothing made in our )epartmnent. isch~ild "Gelle, laws tad D tcess1Trouser. Lls Copel roprietor Dixie Bargain House has got FI'HING-Neckwear, Shoes, Shirts-Big ave had. and nice table cloths. itent leather, tan, cloth-any kind you line I have ever had-try me once and here-I sell for one price---that the low ash-you need Clothing, Shoes, Slippers Conmc and see me and I will treat you iction guaranteed or money returned d Youth's fine clothing at right prices. IS COPEL~ Dixie Clothing House Disappolnt Our- PaLteis retnise fdvro Rah d *u~gVbato.14 1l~SituW t'.us. a*. i ral,"gj*. 344' Noe we are ath an nga o a imZa. EXAlet 1AION AND ADV1n cloFet. P7mmmeI COMPANY 4 E FOR NEXT THIS AD tROW?O. Blue Serge Suits, $12, $15, $18. * 82() and Up. - your fancy for a Spion ~' Suit, our new "Scurioss SEB(oE" is the thing y ou want. Nothing is batter than good Serge.-stilish and shape retaining. WVe war- IL rant 0ours fast color and all wool. Tho way tbe Suits are made up will opon your eyes to fthe poa Ualhilitica of good taiiorinig. Copyrighte Altogether Diffent CLOB a*a G From lie orn.Fine Clothes akeris -mon Kind- BaltImore.and New.fo-r Single and double-breasted iin four dlistinlct models, every one brimful of style. Our Spring shilpmnent just in, Also a splendid showing of greys and mixtures in Serges, War. steds and Fancy Goods. Every thing for spring. Come and look. 120 South C d , reenville, Main St.U * EEU So. Car. FO1 ,SA LE. 70 acres of land near Marietta, S. C., on Pumpkmntown~ road. *10 per nee 120 acros near Travelers Rest, joining lands of Mr. Thnos. Cunningham. Part of the Butler Watson old home. $15 per acre. Also small tracts of land, 20 to 50 acres. We have also some very desirable lots near city limits. These lots a along the car line-$60 each. THIACKSTON & SON Greenvilla, S. .C