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p4 00.4 TE PICKENS ENTINE-JUR E utered April 28, 1903 at rickous, B. C., ms secondI oa sode at of Congress of Mrb8 89 VOL. XXiv PICKENS, SOUTH CAROEJN , WEI)INESDAY, JUNE 20, 1906. NO a" Qui! .Gossiping. Grumbling: Hair splitting. Saying fate is agfinst you. Antioipatlg evils in the future. Pretending and be your real self. Fault-finding, nagging and wor. ry ing. . Tak'ing offense whore none is in. tended. Dwelling on fanciled slights and wrongs. Talking big things and doing emall ones. Scolding and flying into a pas. sion over trifles. Boastii-g of what you can do, it.stead of doiig it. Think ing that life is a grind, and not worth living. Talking continually about your selt and your affairs. Depreciating yourself and mak. ing light of your abilities. Saving unkind thincts about ac quaintan~eeand friende. Exaggerating and making moun tains out of mole-hills. Lamenting the past, holding on to disagreeable experiences. Comparing yourself with others to your own disadvantag. Work once in a while and take time to renew your energies. Waiting round for chances to turn up Go and turn them up. Writing letters when the blood is hot, which you may regret la ter. Thinking of yourself to the ex clusion (f every thing and everyone else. Carping and critioising. Se the best rather than the worst in others. Dreaming that you would be happier in. some other place or circumstancos. Bolittling those whom you envy hecause you feel that they are su, P'rior to yourself. Diluting on your pains and aches and misfortunes to every onl( who will listen to you. Speculating as to what you would do in some one else's place an (Ido your best in your own. . Gazing id' into tho future and droiming about, it, instead of inak ing the most of the present, to Longing for tile good things that others have, instead of going to vork for yourself. ch Looking' for the opo tunitIe J hundreids of thousands nales away, illst(ead oft right-whoeoul are, At Short Notice. Every forty seconds an emi-b grant arrives. r Every three minutes some one isu a rres tedl Every six minutes a child is Evory seven minutes there is a K funeral. Every thirteen minutes a pair get marriod. Every forty-two minutes a new business firm starts up. * Every forty-eight minutes a buil. ding catches fire. 1 Every forty-eight minutes a ship ~~ leaves the harbor Every fifty.one minutes a new building is or'octed. 2 Every fifty-two seconds a pas senger traini arrives from some point outside the city limits. Every One and three quarter hours some one la killed by aeoi. Every sevon hours a mo one faih tn business. Every eight hours an attempt to kill some one is made. Every eight and one-half hours Some pair is divorced. Every ten hours some one com. A F mites suicide. Every ten days some one is anurdored. 'The crater of .Va~uvius is falhmng in. Greek remamns a compulsory study at Cambridge University by 'a vote of 747 to 241. The Andersou city council will allow $300 for the expenses of - representation of thme fire depart. mont at the tournament at Ashe ville. MILLINERY going for a song Ladied and Misses SAilors w .9 and 4 cents ribbons let. 5 e Big red 1 lot 25c white corded Madras at 16ic. 1 60 to close Don't forget that we have just receivod inducements both in prices and terms. LEADERS IN Ll South Carolina News. Saluda, i --- Lexingtoc The rivers are showiing big rises Coluinbia the lower part ot the Stato. Orazigebu Andrew McNeace of 4Unon, said Sumter, V be a contenarian, is dead itt that Manning, ee. . Mick's The tatn funeral directors' asso- Georgeto ition will meet in Groonvillo 1on K Ingstret no 24.25 Fiorence, Chief of Police J. L. Suunddrs of Mar ion, >rksyvlte has rosigned to enter Cowy a banking business. Dairagtil Ex- Pugilist Peter M ahar has Rnets en engaged to box at the street 25. iway park at Anderson-hcti'i 0LEYIJLUNEPA-TAR~ T2""fl;s't, Chestor, Make. Kidneys and Bladdose RIght 1. THE CAMPAIGN ITINERARY. Gfny -- Spartanb Union, S8 The sub committee of the Sta i. Newberr3 ocutive Committee adoptod anid OCU omulgated the following cam. 8. ign itinerary for the approach- 'Abbeilbi SState campaign: Anderson St. George's, Tuesday, Juno 19. Wahli Charleston, Wednesday, June ikes Greenvil] Walterboro, Thursday, June 21'. arn Beoaufort, Friday, June 22. The1 corn Hampton, Saturday, June 23. uile w ill sui Bainwell, Monday, Juno 25. all right. Bamberg, Tuesday, Juine 26. Aiken, Wednesday, June 27. O i' Edgefield, Thursday, June 28. I reeadt Jiey omeae ain auineti ilAknd are uwe or sti hinvt 3 DR. McGED'S -a &0K&CHN AND KIDNET CURD. asd Dlh* ou to take the itoh-.i the rugtt-. ale.g nysa amm SOLO AND RECOMMENDED BY PICI Slaughter Sal JUST AT A. TIMI We are :losing one of our largest seasonw at sold for 25 and 50 ets , at 15ets. Ready.to Ready-to *ear hi Big V. nt ribbon 2-11 cents. 81 to 10 cout rib )n 5 cent It you want solie extra Ribi .iction on. white dress go lot embroidered Mull, thp 400 goality, to close out at it 38c. 2 piece Pougue N t, pink and tan only, to ad (IieS Re $1.25 belts at 50c. 50c a solid car-load of Rook Hill llaggies, Studebaker Wag ?F{-BRUE JW PRICES, kriday, June 29. , Saturday, June1 30. , Moiday, July 9. ig, Tuoaday, July 10. lednesday, July 11. 'ThuIrsday, July 12. Corner, Friday, July Vn, Saturday, .1ily 14.- sn Alonday, July 16. feat Tu s(d:y, Julv 17. js V V'edniesdaiy, July 18. /I F'id'ay, J1u ly 20. - n, Saturday, July 21. - e eTueoday, July 241. pat! nIle, Weduosday, July of my good work. I< Id, Thursday, July 26 D.T [Priday, July 27. _____________ Saturday, July 28. rlonday, July 30. >, Tuiesday, July 31. ,Wednesday, August W ufl YF~ l'hursday, Augus', 2. OUEpiord u~rg, Friday, August 3, Lturdlay, A ugust 4. , Tuesday, August 7. . >d, W'ednesday, August ~, TIhursday, August 9. ,n Fiay, A ugust 10. ,Saturday, August 11 alonday, August 13. *~ 0, TIuesdlay, August 14. 1YE1~R~U Wednesday, A ugust 15. g O I~E&N mit tee thinks tbis schod-~ II~JE. all and will work out N .KN ,yA Early RisersDRKIGM IA N.cD. Tce Vie FITSEvrP J ured anistertorr, 13 u.Nc uner EN.SKDNUGEDCO. ~ifl. iSTOKE le of Seasonable Goods, , WHEN MOST NEED in this deparment and we are going to clean up tli voor Hats what sold et 75c to $1.CO, oh 50cts. Ruady-t< its what sold a t $1. 50 to $2.00, at 81 00 ilues iin Ribbons. A. 15 to 25 cent ribbon 10 cents. 25 to 40 cents ri )ons or an extra Hat, you can buy it for a song. ods just the thing you want 25c. 3 pio,3 Linen Z-ipherin, green, tan, 20.3 q iality, to cla close at 371c. 2000 yards figuxred Lawns GIA and 8.j values Its at Your Own Price, ad 75c bolti at 35c. 25c and 35c belts only 15c. ons, Star Loader Stcves, Disc Harrows and Chattano)ga RI E- MO R Pictures and Photographs! 'or a photograph that is true in every se, just as the camera sees you, every $I tire sharp and clear, every detail shown 'hat I give. )nly the best material that is used will y~ ' ound in my work. My many satisfied your 'ons, their repeated orders, -is an attest suit, lo framing and enlarging. SERG YLIOR, EAsiBY, S. C. wni ____ good lisppaot urPatlents, omiss and Msvr Hold Out False Hoe, ut 15o GD.o - I u l onea~ e u~ sof te stot ugat! te> an onE .n ou... a spi byatt EX N~of AmNDn ph DVcia E a FREs. reas.mpe~ sod;0e.,s boh medic ,.t"' Aictrlo ansoia, Ou ofiosa~ euipe wth.a M.a Maudintep .i ..ene p..cin -en $20,00.0a.ronin Weeply- - -uaig eg - o eer patet.0Alos a t t .tees Padw Once Deoitstr -:- We hav0e als Directrs fo along1~tevr JE. Bogg sun. cD.Brcel. IoeThra. hed4. ihv. Di.eo ye ara ED. ic remnants. o-wear hats what sold $1.00 to $1.50 , at 75st bbois at 15 conts. 50 conts ribl)oni 25 cwnts these hot days. ia at 12.k 1 lA Pongeo Silk, small figures, sold for will go for 5a tho ya-rl. vorsible Disc Plows, and we are in a position to offer you OW so. PICKENS, S. C. Blue !rge Suits, 20 and Up. a-1 oufacoor a rng our nao "Spnwill yo" is t the you. >tigister D thann moretinind. kwar riofl. oTh ay u pingsietjseiA yourd eysown tof rey ans-e n egW and oFn good iorn. Coerything fo -pin.C FoHe.m EndLS Cr e 1gg mon Knd. Fne C o.te ar . Baloflanne reandiewdttaSC. rmkultofnsryl. Our Spr acrpetjs ,As did showin ofrsandixers iSres,Wr and Fncy Gos. Everntinghafor sprg omte .ule mpkold hod. 16 per acre. -acts of land, 20 to 50 acres. a some very desirablo lots, near city limits. These kitesr the car line-460 each. IACKSTON & SON Greenville, s. C.