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PikRs SeiinelJournal PUBjSjjisD EVUltY WEDNNsDAY M0jNNo. --BY t The Sentinel-Journal Company. TIIoMI'soN & RIcHERY. Pnors. C J. 1.. 0. THOMPSON. Enon. Subscription $1.00 Per Annum. Advertising Rates Reasonable. Entered at Pickens Postofice as Second Olals Mall Matter PICKENS, . V.: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1900. Metrologlal Table By John T oggs, observer. Licerty, S. C, Temperature. ~O .0 -r ICharacter of ae tho day. 10 88 07 016 Clear 11 86 05 000 9 ' 12 76 02 630 Clouly 13 W2 57 130 14 75- 59 *T , 15 86 65 010 ' , 10 -- , 07 025 . * ' Trace of ralin, leiss thain one huiidredth Inch of rainfall THE PICKENS COTTON MILL. Any miatnuf-iturinIg or indi-ti-iil enterpriso launched inl the counity helps the material wealth of the coui ty wonderfully und our citizen Are always ready to take hold anid pus such thiings alon..a. Anv mill or bank proj(et for any portion of the county always finda Willing helpers id back. erai in Pickons peoplo. Tho people ol this town have mnoniey inl every bank and cotton lf ill i 1 th(oil ity. Thr-y now have formed a mill in hi this Iowi. The permailent orginizat.ion was of fected last Friday wlien the stock. holders elected W. Al. iagood, J9 McD. Bruce, F. W. Poe, E. Smith, J. D. Cloudinan, D. E. lleDdricek, J. P Caroy, I. Ml. Mauldin, Ernest Folger, J. F. Harris, J. M. Geer, 'T. ). 1larris and Mlatthew Hendricks as directors. The directors. at their meeting elect ed, Mr. W. M. Hagood, president and Mc). Bruce, vice right ahead oil the .1 being gotton ready for the mill, and before many months the whirr of machinery will b~e heard, The cotton mill is only the e'nterinig wedge in the fiinncial andl industrial development of the county. Already contracts are being lot for brick stores, and now dwellings. A stock company1] is being formed to put up a fine five story brick building on Main street, the first floors to be used as; stores with the second floors to -be usedi for surplus stocks; the third floors n ill be cui up) ilnto office rooms, the fourth floor will be used as a put - lic hall and( opera house and the fifth floor will be used as lodge rooms by the various secrot orders. A bold( mineral spring in tihe edge of town is being looked after and a tonmpaniy will take it over and exp~loit it and will also erect a modern hotel. Shirt, pants and1( ovor all factories. are beoing talked of and in fact we look for buggy, wagon andl furniture factories~ to locatte here0 right away. Druumers qu1it trying to sol goods. when they get lhere and begin talking a the future possibilities of thio town and undertake to buy dirt here. Railroad priojets lire looking tIlis c way. Charters are being gotton for ne0w through lines, the priomloters of which have their eye on this place and turn their surveys iln this direct tion, and we are informed the South.d ern is estimating the cost of running their main line by here. Ten years from nlow, if wve keep on as we have started hero in Pickens the towvn will be bigger than Atlanta. Everybody pull for the good of the town and all these other enterprises that are being agitated. CURED 0OF URIGHTS DI)SEASE Goe. A~ Sherman, Lisbon Red Mills, Lawrence Co., N. Y., wvritesh: "I had kidney disense for many years and had been treated by physicinns for twelve [ years; had takent a well known kidney ,* ~, nedicine and other remedies that were recommended but get no relief until I * began using Foley's Kidney Cure. The ........fia half bottle relieved me and four bet. - i 81; 4 hsive cured me ef this terrible dis. ........ese. Before I began taking Poley's ' A;I ney Cure I had to make wate' about "t~a" ~ - erpliteen muinutes, day and night, t'~,~ ~'p60 pagsed a brick-dust substance, and 49mcifne a slimy substance.o. I believe wthld' haye died If I had not taken ~ legau Kidney Cure. Pickens Dr'ngj and3C KKit. $ eIh Easly. RURAL WATER SUPPLY. to Snnitary Condition Not What It Oupht to Be. When rnich gfeat sums of aikoney are eing exp#d~ed .by city governments hat the inhabitants'of towns may have .anitary water supply It seemsi tr(ulge that the supply in rural towns hould receive little or no attention. his latter population maty seem rela. Ively insignificant, but it comprises bout 40,000,000 souls. ThIsu means that hose 40,000,000 people are dinking the water most available without a thought Af its sanitary condition. . These various sources of supply, whether wells, springs or small streams, are similarly unreliable for furnishing drinking water. The statis ties of mortality In the country are very indefinite, but even these show that the rural population Is not as free from Illness as it should be. And though everywhere the rural death rato is lower than the urban death rate, yet the lowering In the country has not been as great as in the city. An exam Ination of typhoid statistics shows that the death rate of other diseases is gen erally lower in the country than- in the city, but the prevalence of typhoid Is anost equal to if not greater in the rural districts than in the cities. Several Instances have been reported which show the rural typhoid rate to be ten times greater than the urban rate for the sname district. To particu larize, a certhin district In central Pennisylvania proves this fact. It Is mau1de u1)p of a rural population with 100 inhabitanits to the square1 mile. - It is a region of flne farms, wild mountains il wood", country residences and ple ie grv.)es". And in this valley there has beii its imuch typhoid fever as in the cty of Philadelphia. Sad as this condition is, there seems to be no remedy for It. The sources of a city water supply are few and the city government easily controls the coiditions affecting it. But what can be done when the sources of supply are nimbered by the thousands? A mfiit of money and an army of chem. ists would not be suffileint to give the samne care to the country supply that is given to that of the city.-New York Ifera ld. SNOWSLIDES OF ROCKIES. Peril of Mountain. Takes 'te Tol of Life and Property. Every year -the life of a miner in the high mountain regions Is menaced by the avalanche or snowslide, and every year brings its list of casualities and of hairbreadth escapes. The story of snowslidee would fill a book and would be a thrilling, tragic and in some cases a grewsome one. Men have ridden hundreds of feet on the back of a snowslide and have es caped unhurt. Others have been caught and buried so deep and in such uneer tain spots that their bodies have not been disoovered until the melting of the snow in the following spring. Some have been caught as they were walking, but a few steps fron the boarding house to the mine, or whtle emptying a car on the mine dump. Not infrequently men have found them selves temporarily Imprisoned by the entrance of the mine being closed by a slide while they were at work and have had to dig their way out. A Chinese cook at one of the Idaho mines stepped outside his kitcheni doou for a moment and wvas caught and hurled with the slide 1,000 feet down the hilistide and -his body was not re covered till the following spring. Sueh lncideonts denote the extreme suddednness. poweor and velocity of the Alde. Little or no warning is given, a roar, a cloud of snow obscuring the sight of the real 811(10, and in a mo nment thousands of tons of snowv, mingled with trees and debris are shot dlownu the gulch or the slope o1 a moun talu as from the mouth of a cannon. Ini a few seconds all Is over and the scen~ery* of the little valley is comn pietely changed.-Mines and Minerals. What B Letter Ill Do. A proof'reader, anent the lmportane crf trifls, road from his nobebookc these Ilbsurd sentences, each made by the missio~n of a single letter: "The conflict was dreadful and the memyOi was repulsed with groat laugh or. "When the president's wife entered lie humble sitting room of the miner lie wats politely offered a hair. "A man wvas yesterday arrested on lhe charge of havIng eaten a cabman or demandling moore than his fare. "An employee in the service of the 'overnmnt was accused of hav~Ing tolcen a small ox from the mall. The toleni property was found In his vest Observation. An observ'ant manm In all his inter ourse with society and theo worldI con tantly and imperceived marks on ev ry person and thing the figure ex 'ressive of its value and, therefore, on hceting that person or thing, knows ustanutly what kind and degree of at entionm to givo it. Ti is to make omhething of experience.-John Foster. THE APACHES. rhtls Tribe Holds the Record am Bad Indians, Scarcely a tribe of our American In. lions hut, what have engraved their ree. rd of crimei and1( Infamy high up on .ilstory's wall, yet above them all is the Apaches' From 1540 to 1858 New Spaip and Mexico carried on a so called warfare with these peo0p)e. The Apaches were vastly oitutmiberedl by the Merlean SOldiery, but What they lacked in noum bers wa more thoanImade up in cour. ae anud craftiness. The Apache ever u(1a thorough contempt for the Moxi. cahey ir ad in later years, when teyl werro fihhg with firearms as carelgs arows 'they would not waste caideo thevt Mexicans, but would stones, saving thir cartridgspears othe and more wvorthy foes,. sfr te a par of the ol 8t the Aphe were a serious problem with which w had to contend. Our governmnent vacli hated betwven a Simpering peace Policy and the other extreme, their externmina .Tlieir zone of wandering beilng inter. sected by the iihterriational boundary line tarther comuplicated matters. They would raid down into Mexico and then rdsb back with-the plunder to our side of tbe line, outlof reaph of the pursuing soldiers. Next it wuld be a raid on the Arizona side and a flight into the wild mountains of Honora. The Mexi can -goVernment attempted to #sulit thelt miiserable a!my by giving a-.Scalp bounty,' and for years they paid out their gold coin for Apehe scalp. Bealp hunting became a recogulse in dustry. The horor of this was that to the Mexican omcial all scalps looked alike, whether from the head of a hos tile or q friendly Andian. The price was $100 for a man, $50 for a woman and $25 for a child. It is small wonder that the tribe sank deeper into sav agery than ever when we' stop to think that tho men knew there was a price Oet On the scalps of their wives and children, and there was a horde of human Bends, white in color, but more savage than the savage himself, who were hunting them as they would a cougar of the mountaIns.-EL. S. Curtis in Scribner's. WILL CUBE CONSUMPTION A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark. writes: "Foley's Honey nnd Tar is. the best preparation for coughs, colds and lung touble. I know that it ha cured oon sumption in the firatatages." You tnever heard of any one using Foley's Hone, and' Tar and not being satisfied. Fot sale by Pickeits Drug. Co., aud R. F. Smith Easley. Asersf To be sure, you are growing old. But why let everybody see it, In your gray hair? Keep your hair dark and rich and postpolhe age.. If you will Hair Vigor only use Ayer's Hair Vigor, your gray hair will soon have all the deep, rich color of youth. Sold for 60 years. a1 am ek ow over 60 years old, and I have atik roshedo'uvgIurwihIwonder t) every one who sees It. Anad blot a gray iair hk it. all dlue to Ayers air Vigor." MnS. 11. It. nUINTIS, lnecida, Mlan. 91.00 a bottio. J. 0. AYDIa co., A1r ----wl for b. Mass. White Hair ANNOUNCEMENTS. All annoncnents under this head muut b' paid for in ad vance. The feu is 05.00. No card will be inserted unles. accompaied by the above amniatE tt. FOlt STATE SENATE. The many friends of W. G. lauldin hereby antanounace hit a candidate for State Senator from iPickens eounty, subject to the Domo-, cratic primaary election. Mr. M. W. liester is hereby announced as a candidatie for the Senata frot Pickens county. subject to the action of the voters in the Dem ocratic primary. 'rhe manay friends of itonc. C. E. Robinson respectfully announce hinm as a candidate for the Senate from title county, subject to the ac tlm of the voters in the Democratic primary The manly fraiends of lion. Ii. J. .Johnaston res pectfully ainanannce lhm as a canadiate for State Xenatuor subject to the action of the voters ini the Deomocratic primary election. FOl HOUSE OF RIEPRIESEN FATIVES, We hereby nominate lion. James P. Carey as a ecnddatec for the House of Rtepresentatives froma iIs cocutty. K nowig him to be a mant -well fItted in every way to represent the people, -we feel that hi election will reflect honor upona our county. lie will abIde the resul of the P'ri nmary election. MANY FnlEsNs. FOR1 TREASURRRCI. Th'ie mancy friend of MajorS. Nimmonis hereby annouance hint as a candidate for the otile of Conanty Tireacsurer of P'ickens county. suabject to thec action of the votnrs in the Deomocratic pri mary election. Trho nany friends of Ii. D). Garvint take pleas tare in aaanoaming him as a candidate for thae oillce aif Cotunty T1roasuarer, subject to thec result of the iDemaocratic primar:y. ''The frienuds of 0. 8. Stewart hereby annaounace him a csaadidate for 0111ee of County Treasurer, Pickents Counaty, subject to te action of D~em ocrat voters ian primary electiona, A t thae soleitatlont of maany friends I hereby aaoun ace myself a candidates for reelection to thce cilice of 'Treasurer of of Piekens County 3ubjeet to the action of the voters in the pri mary election- ii. WV. F"ann, I'1R SUPERVisORg. 'The maany friends of JOEL Ht. MIL LiER here by ananounce him as a candidate ior the oilii' of Superwisor of Phekens County, saubjeOct Lu the aetiota of the voters in the D~emocrat ic primary Maj. 0. M. Lynch is hereby naomiated for ,Je-electiona to thae ollee ofE Supervisor of Pflek enas coun mty, subject to the result of the D~emto cra tic priaaary FOR MAOISTRATE. A t the earnest solicitation of many frienads, I hecreby annaounce myself a candidate for Magis trate In P'ickenas Tiownship, suabject to the resualt f the D~emocratic primary, 'Thea frieaads of C. 0. itowland hereby an-I lcounce him as a candidate for re-elect[oat to the office of Magistrate at Cenatral, subiject to the aetona of the voters in the primarvelectiont. FOR 00U1NTY UOMMISSIONElt. Mr. John P. Smitha is hereby aominated a oandidato for re-election to the oficee of County CommissIoner, suabject to the result of the primary election. 101RCOUNTYBSUPEINTENDEONTOF ED UCATION. 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to thte office of County inphtendeant of Education of Piekers County, subject to the aton of the voters of the democrati primary R. T. HIALLUxx, You cannot induce a lower animal to eate heartily when not feeling well. A sick dog starves hiinself, and gets wvell. The stomach once overworked, must have rest the s ame aso your feet or eyes. You don't hlave to starve to resl your stomach, KODOL FORi DYSPE~PSIA takes up the work (or your stomach, di. gests what you eat and gives it a reel. Pits it back In condilion again. You oan'tfeel good with a disordered stomach. Try Kodel. Bold b~y Pikens Drug Co., CONTINUE Those who aresgalnina flesh and strength by vegular treat mont with Scott's Emulsion should conitinue the tstatr lnt ina hot weather i amair dse nud a flttiescool'milk witht wil no away with any obdo on uh~ a ataohe~t ta Pro soason.* etd 4094'5 Pearl street, New 'Yert. IGO. and $S.o; all druggists. r Ur s-(&Spedfcf Rr~wiIthees D arisin ' r tis of the D E C7 ON S. !r1 Cth62Uict3IJoodt'i ' 'AdsIte.eauto two teaspoouhis 1' a~ter.after meals and at bedtir DOBBITV CHEMICAL .SOLS PRoPRseT@os B3ALTIMORDU S'. SHAKETHE OTTI STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRITA TION. In case of stomach and liver - trouble the proper treatment is to stimulate these organs without irritating them. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup nidu digestion and 4timulates the liver and bowels without irritating thoso organs like pilli or ordi nary cathartics. It does not niuaseato or gripe anid is mild sit I pleasant to take. For asA by Pickens Drug Co., and R. F. Smith 9asley. To gazu upon life we should borrow uo nan's sp ciaeleo. AeK Fou ALLS's FOOT--EAAX, A Pownii. 16 makes walking eaAy. CuresCorns, Bunions. Ingrowin Nals Swolen und Sweating feet. At all Drugg t, ani Shoe Storus, .wc. )on't accept any subtitute. Sample FRnv. Address, Al en. Olwuted. Le Boy, N. Y. You can not tell how much a man has investqd in the church by the in terest ho takes in the dividends. C5UBAN DIARRHOEA. U. S. soldiers who served in Cuba during the Spanish wvar know what this disease is, and that ordinary remodes have little more effect than so much wa. ter. Cuban diarrhoea is almost as severe and dangerous as a mild attack of chcl "E era. There is one remedy, however, that can always. be depended upon as - will be seen bythe following certificate from Mrs. Miunie Jacobs of Houston, Texas: "I hereb certify that Chamber I -in's Colic, Choler.a and Diarrhoea Remedy cured my husband of a severe attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which lhe brought home from Cuba. We had sev eral doctors but did him no good. One bottle of this remedy cured him as our . neighbor will testify. I thank God for so valuable a medicine." For sale by Pickens Drug Co., aund T. N. Hunter Liberty. It is so much easier to.pil a fellow. man down than it is to boost him LAME SHOULDER. . I These nure Ilhre eammoen ailments for which Ohamberlnin's Pain Balm is espec.,.. sally valuable. If promptly applied it~ wil save you time, money and snfermng IF when-tronbled with any one of these ail. like ruenis. For sale by Psckens Drng Co., VThe md T. N. Huuter Liberty. Wit ~ ______ket Lots of men who attend the races tan't win even a little nympathy. ad fi & ( The sincerest tribute that can 'be paid by I o snperiority is inutation, The many . mitations of DeWitt's Witch H azel Salvo hat are now befe the public prove it ante he best, Ask for DeWitt's. Good for murns, scalds, chaffed skin, eczema, tet or, cuts. bruises, boils and piles. High- ito recommended and reliable. Sold by used Eickens Drug Co., o re a Tectl Along with prosperity comes the rest obligation of "being good." AN AL ARMING SITUATION plac frequently results from neglect of clog ged bowels and torpid liver, until con. TU ntl pation becomes chronie. TisI con- fact dilon is unknown to those who use Dr. Kin Kin 's New Life Pills; tihe best and coni Kentlest regulators of Stomach and Bow. you ela. Guaraniteed by Pickens Drug Co. Con Price 250. Many a man who is unable to do the things he woul4 is too lazy to D do the things he cotild. AJ DEADLY SERPENT BITES" are as common in India as are stomach orE and liver disorders with us. For the A. ] latter, however, there Is a sure remedy: tor< Electrio Bitters the great restorative med medicine, of which ~. A. Brown, of Kid Bennettsville, 8. 0., flys: "They' re- prim stored my wife to pfethealth, after dnsa years of sufferingwlm dys ppia and a pai chronically torpd r~." Eleotric Bit- iW ters cure chills an4r malarin, bil! of foues lgme ,~ kidne troubles e and bsa de' dt'Iers- Holi oun guar- ris antee by Pl kens Drug Co. Price 50o- and "THERE'S A CURE" FOR 0H! Not the mere temporiry relief not the little help that the de ABSOLUTE AND COMPL . Rheumacid' does. RheuM uric acid in the blood. It is a su t a strong and vigorous internal rei the blood of all its germs and yet j ural methods th4t it builds up the SWEEPS ALL POISON CURES TO STA Different from any other. reme latest. scientific discoveries. Atgt Rhe sseases CURED AFTER 16 YEARS. o t Blood. -s Baltimore, Dec. 10th. a For 16 years I have suffered terribly with Rheumatism. I was treated by leading phy- and sicians but got no relief. Long sI CC1despaired a little' of ever being well again. But hearing of stip eRHE UMACIDE, I decided to give it a trial. - I have taken two bottles, and, thanks to this and wonderful mnedicine, I now feel that I have Gi gotten a "new lease on life." Every vestige C. of the disease has been driven from my system. Bloc MRS. LAURA D. GARDNER, 1301-James St., Baltimore. y Sample bottle and booklet FREE If you send ihte cents for postage IJU l1 EMI( SOUT H WEST The Land of BIG CROPS and PROSPERITY Are you making as munch off your firm as you ought? No doubt you ar making all y ou cau. The ti ouble is I IhI d costs too Imuhell. It takes too muc money to buy i big farm, and so you 1 ro trying to nmke a living on a small farir or perhaps you are renting on11(1 and paying at good slarei ()f wI ha1t 'ou1 rlisO, i rent. Wouldn't it be better to go whore the priceo of good h;I)d is' o little tini you can own a big farm-where every acro of the ground is working for yol and ill you raise is paying you good profits? There are thousands of acres of fertile land in Snmithwest along the litio o the Cotton Belt Route that can bo bought for froii 3 to 81(0 3in acro. Thi land is increasing in value each year. See the Southwest at Small Cost A trip to the Southvest would convince you that your best interest lay i: settling ther. Tie trip can be made at very lii tle expenst On th o first and hird Tuosday of each month .ion purcase * ~round trip ticket to any point in the Southiweit oin via of th~ *Cott n Behr. Route at very low ratesn. Stop-overs will be a] , * ~lowed for you to examine any1 locality you are init41ested inl. Write at once for free copies of books dEeri( ibuing ibis wvon de - (lrfuil country and for full informotion abouat cost of ticktt. L. P. Smith, T. P. A., Cotton Belt Route, 203 Equitable Bldg., Atlanta, Ga Pactical Blacksmith, Wheelwright ^" Woodworkman. Scientific horseshoer. I3ring your horses to me to be shod right. I~ 1fit the shoe to the foot, not the foot the shoe _ I HAVE COMPETENT WORKMEN AND CAN REPAIR YOUR VEHICLES ON TIME. CAN DO ANYTHIlNG IN THE IRON AND WOODWORKING lINE . . , . All of our work is Guaranteed. Your' patronage solicit d and appreciate d. Respectfullly, JAMES M. GANTT. or a pain)fiul burn11 there is nothing lthe laxitiv~o effet of CliIil)1hjI De~Vitt's Witch H-azel Salve. Stloma1ebi and~ Liver' Tab11lets .9is r re are a host of' imhilations ofi D)o- a ble andmo so natuir.ij ti ht o)d o l's Witch .11azel-Salve onk the mar Izo it is Ih li iteet of - eiii.1 -5oo thait you get the genuine. Ask 031lo b~y Pickonio. ) n am nCmo. 1( 1' Dewitt's. Good, too, for suburn Huniter', Liberty. ,bruises, and esp~ecially recomlmnid 3r pils. The namto E. (C. DeWmt~t o., Chicago, is .n every box. Sold Q iick way to get ridl of pcddle 'iocns Drug. (Jo,-byll1mVhv. Iir.dness ard gratitude aro pl(ons O C)l~1 er'~t cikrtr r emIiotionis than pride. , Ilc~314 oki c elr KANY OIbIE~ljN A~id SICK LY. ther; Gr Nsweet l'owdcers for Child ronl LNew York. Break up Col In .1- houirsinho Cleg I' everishncess llenciacheo, Stomachl Troubles coasi adEtac ihtg D)Isoriers, anl I Destroy Worms. A t rligls, 2ue.SamlemniI~eI iithemAd a Exaockinti on. A IInS. lmetd e hl o1y, N. Exmnain -- Thme examnination for the award of v o weep rate out of the pantry--- cant scholarship in Winthrop (colk'e e allthe ood n thcellr an for the admlission Of new studen e al hefod il he__a.- will bo helt at the Couanty Curt House he0 sworn) statement of the mnu.*cat nit ot ho les ta fiten App nres protecto you from opiates in Iof aige. Wihen scholarship>s are vct nedy' Laxaive Honey and Tar.-thmo after July 6. they will be0 awardI~ at sh syrup that dIrives thme cold out of Ithose0 min~ig the highesot average at th r system. Sold by 'icknus Drug e(xaination pirovided th'y meet tihe co: 'Ply- dtionsgoveenin~ the award. Applican .. .for scholarship a sould write to Preside Vhite lies are apt) to leave black scolslurship applicatinmblanks -on a man's reputation. Schlafrshi:n are womrth $100 and fr --4.--...tuition. Tfhe next sesaioni Will openi Se] ['HOUSA NY D)OLLASR WORT.'If temnber 1th, I906. F"oi furthler t iform OF GOOD. tmon andl catalolgue, address PRE~S. D. 1l 'JOHNSON, I have been afflicted with kidney and Rlolk Hill 8.'(O. Ider trouble for years, passing gravel .. itones with Oeruciating pain,' ens -~0iaobsutsIgt-d.u 1. Thurnes, awelI known ooal opeia wTo akie basn tigt eforoc of Iluffalo 0. "I got no relief from wthgoinadintebfrsr tomno unti I began taking Foley's ing. noy Caro, then the result was sur. lug. A few doses started the brickc- M~i5GIYSSSTIuiaI'i :tm -like subistance and now I have 1)o St-uscaii~ anav's sw r terms (irny nu across my kidneys and I feel like a the llout' IlietmNw yrk uree man. It has clone mc $1000 worth .*shtiess, hadt stomnapl 'I'esheg s ors n rood." Foley's Kidney Cnre wvill 'S rti IIOI rinh i nestroy worm o very form of kidney or bladder ])rnigsts, 250. Sampk ie r Ad<ifr~ '' ll^e see. For sale by Piekens Drug Co., Olmte<1; be 1noy, N. y esAo )J.EY. Smith Easley.dYo Hve -- Bug P.A. O T O ina a.m nedy that will cleanse ict through such. nat entire system. STUi BLOOD. Y CURED. dy. The result of the kehame nime' it *cures .mati~ t weeps out eblioodhegerin'of other ' blood diseases, cures Iu ition, C. Liver T pe and Contagious d Poisons. OUR 'DRUGGIST SELLS T.. Al CO., Prp's, BALTIMORE, MD. JUST WHAT EVERYONE SHUOLD DO. Mr. J. T. Briber of 1rwinvill, (a., alwvay keep)s a bottle of (hnmberlaiu's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reminedy at, h:.nd ready for instont use. Attacks of colic, cholera morbns an(d diarrhoea coie con so suddenly that there is no timo to hiiint i doctor or go to the store for medicine. Mi. 13arber says: "I have Irviod Cliamberlaiu's Colic, Cholera and Di arrthoea Remedy which in one of the best wdicines 1. ever saw. I keep a bottle of it in my room as I have had nevernl attacks of colic and it has proved to be the best medicine I over used." Sold by Pickens Drug Co., and T. N, Hunter, Liberty. Boars the I WKind You HoA A Bought Bignaturo y of -1Thero is no need worrying along in discomfort becauso of a disordered dii estion. Get a bottle of KODOL FOR D 1YSPEPSIA, and see what it will (10 Ifor. yo.u. Kodol not only digests what - you eat and gives that tired stomach a needed rest, but in n corrective of the g:eatcst eficiency. K~odol relieves indi gestion, (dy- )epsJia, palpitationl of the heart, 11 tutlence, and soiur stomaeh. - Kodlol will imako your stomach young andtt healthiy :igin. You will worry just ' iu the proporatiou that yongtomach worries you. Worry means ti' co of tiily to do your best. Worry is to be alvoided~ at all times. Kod1ol wvill take the wvorry out of y'our1 stonrachi. Sold by Pickens Drug Co., CHAl LESTON & WE1STEltN UAltOLINA CAlILWAY. Arrival and Ihtpartuire of TrainsA, Green.. ille,. S. C. Effectivec A pril 141, I1000. 6:30I ai m, No..48 daliy except Sunday, for bain 1I n i n )Iiterm iati e t taI.ioins, arrive at Lauiretns 9I:00 a mt. 12:15 p mt, No. 53~ daily for L~aurcns, Clinton Newheuriy, Coluinbia, Sumter ad Charles totn connietinig at Sumpi ter wIth A. (2. L.., Tra in No. 82 for RichmondiC, Waishtitgtoni ittnd (nstern it i es, and1( at Lauitrensi withI U. & . w. C. TPrain No. I for Spartanburg andt Lerait No 2 for irein wood, A iugusta, oe. A rrive Iiaureins I :35 p mn, ('lIiton :2:22 p mt, Ne wherry :t.0 op. in, Columblia 4 :451 Souinter ii;21 p mt, Charleston 9:40, Spartan hittrg 3:30) p.1to, Gircenw~ood 2;-il p in, p mt .4 -A ilgusla 5-% p. to. 4:10) p mo, No. t36 Itilly exCept Snunday, for ILau runts ato intermegdIite statlins. A rrive at AnivAJI.. 10It:' 2)) n , No. 87, d ally ecpt Sundaliy from LaureniC~S andi intteritO(ate sitations1. .00 p m.ii No. 85, dntliy exept Suniday, fromt Conbintl, N ewherry, Cl ittont, Spatanr, Autguistt, Gireeniwtood, Laurensi, etc. * 'Taimt No. 52 un td 513 rnt th'irou ghr i .1. WV. Ligon, A gt. Geo. TI. liryani Geni. . al . iibtandi, TPrat, 3lant. Autgustit, (Ga. TrfillI' TlnI1 NO 5 . .Supersedes Timte Tlablo No 4 - Ell'ective AMarcht 10 1900 . Rteadt Dowtt YRoad Up to No 12 No 10 STATIONS No Ii No 9 0 Alixed AMixed AMixed Mlixed i- 4:40 pml 10:40 anm Iv lPickens ar 2:55~pm 7:35 pmn rn 4: 4 pmt 10:45S nm1 ler gusont 2:I5pmti 7:30 pmt 4:651 pmO 10:515 am0 *tl'ron's 2:30pm 7:20 pmn in 5: I 15 pm 1:15 anm ar Itiasley lv 2: l5pmt 7:051 pmt - *FlIag Statio A ll tralins dtally exri, t a it *1( ioiien i ih iouther it Iailway No 29 -r N I) connlecs witiu ternt ItaillIway No 12 'No 12 connlcts wIl So githern Rail way No I1 NW'or any .C'form Wit Si tern linsilw w vn ,.40 BRIDGE NOTI Wdllet, to thll lowest respons b)le bid.. (1tlt re-moving of Cox and Farra. Jly Ihda t1.lt 1now site at Farrm Mill, on J- y , itween 11 and 124 o'clock' JOHN W. WALKER, SullpervisCor Greenville Co. - . M. LYNOCT, Superc'visor Piekenia Co. Phousalids annual'ly boar wefs ' to i I lx efllicey of Ear-ly Risers, These pleasant, reliable little pills have long borno a re-pluiation second to 1rono its a axtivo n ca hrtie. They are as ata. 1)3 ats bread inl millions of homes. Pleas a~ tiut Ofeetive. Will promptly relieve eollttiaji 'vithout gripingf. Sold by