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THE PIG KENS SEN TIN Entered April 23, 1903 at Pickens, S. C., as seond oLass mattkr, under not of Congress of March 8, 18"9. VOL. XXXVI PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1906. Oolenoy Items. The farmers in this section are up with their work. Cotton and corn is looking fine. Misses Lela Crenshaw and Jan. nie Hendicks have returned home from Saluda Seminary. Misa Ida Hendicks has returned from Asheville, N. 0. Miss May McClanahan and little brother visited Mr. M. Hendricks last week. Miss Irene and Irma Hendrix Visited Miss Iuez Keith on Sunday. Mrs. Nina Heidroks is on the sick list, Dr. J. M. Crenshaw is attending her. What has become of little Snow. drop? I am afraid something ser ious has happened to her these hot days. Mr. George Elrod has had a mis fortune of loing two good horses in less than a month. This is a great loss to him as he is a young farmer just started out in life. Mr. Nat MeJunkin had a good milk cow to die last wook. Golenoy school will open on July 16th, with Prof. Boddiford as its principal. "Scroort GIRT." Children like Kennedy's Laxative H-Ion Py and Tar. The pleAsantest and best cough syrup to take, because it. contains no opiatos. Sold by Pickens Drug Co. The Piedmont Association. The Piedmont association will convene with the First Baptist church at Easley on Thursday before the first Sunday in August at 10 o'clock a. in. The Executive committee has appointed the Rev. P. C. Crawford to preach the introductory sermon. The chairman of the various committees appointed to report at this association will please come propaired to make their report. Laban4Mauldin Mod, Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is the the origiuial laxative cough syrup and combines the qualities necessary to re lievo the cough and purge the system of cold. Containe no opiates. Sold by the Pickens Drug Co. "Golden Glow of the Sweet Summer Sunset." Standing alone on the bridge As the shadows ot evening fall, The golden glow of the uinsot Just tipin' the hil tops tall. Softy the sweet summer broezes, Is whispering t!hie mes.age of rest, o tho chate .ring w iy Rong birdlI Safely hlidden in their nests. * The low sweeping how of theo As they dip in the sparkling strenin, Sooth ing their souls with its music, Anid mak ing lite's trouble a dre~amt. * ~ On the dlarkening tangle of the - wildwoods, Fall a shoan of golden light, See rising in rogal splendor, Comes the glorious queen of - the night. Tho far away tinkling of the bells, Th0 whlippoowill 's lonesome cry, Myrid jewels bestood the dome, Of the (lark bilno Sum mer~aky. Loaning on the rustic arm, Of the battered old1 wooden bridge, -- - . The last glow of daylight is fading, * On the far off mlountaini ridge. Silent enrapped yect sadly I turn, ..While nature is falling asleop, Strengthened anow for life's battles, Trusting the victory to reap. II. J. Brown, Plainville, Ga. (OOO) FOlt SToMAost TRIOUII AND CONS rIlPA iON. "Chlamberlaini's Mtomachi and Liver Tableta havoi donJo mel a greatt deal of goo)d," sia (1. 'Towns, of Rant Portage, Ontario, Canauda. "'Being a mild phy~sie the after effectL arn not uniipleasant, and I ellm recoimmondt them to all who suffer from atoimachl disorder.'' For sale by Peken9 Drug Co. anid T. N. Huniter .lerty. Ujnreinnonal,1a Fredd~y. Tommy7-Ma, Freddy's crying 'cause I'mi cating my cake aind won't give him any. Mother-Is his own cake fliihed? ToimlyYa, mia; ando he crIed when I was onting that too. A Traveler's Tip. -A guide ia too oftein al mani who tolls you what you (10 not wanit to know in a language you oe not unlderstando. New Orleans TJimes-Demlocrat. Whore life Is more terrible thman deathl it is then thle truest valor to dare ;to iive,-Browne. MILLINERY going for a song. Ladios and Misses Sailors wh 3 and 4 cents ribbons let. 5 col Big red 1 lot 25c white corded Madras at 161c. 1 5 close a Don't forget that we have just reccived inducements both in prices and terms. LI E WI I LEADERS IN U A Too pansillar Snake. Seeing snaki is a common expert- I will let mee with the inhabitants of India and [across Rices me unconnected with any suggestions if bibulousness. An Eiglish nurse o Saturday ells of a littlo boy who lived in the iext bungalow to hers and had hi )read and milk every day on the The Cal h'randa sitting in a child's high chair. 3)ne m1orin g, hearing him talking and frowlig to himself apparently, she was )aralyzed on looking out to see him o r s -entIy- tapping the head of a cobra ntry most wvith Ils spoon1, saying, "Naughty, I iiaughity!" Thle snake was drinking the milk out of the bowvl, paying no heed to the chiild. Ini thait muysteriouls COun try the sniakes nmay be heLardl rustling.i alcross tihe verandas and have an un- -- tidy habit of shedding their skins any- - where. lie showed the wVay. On the 16th of August, 1807, Colonel kidneys thei: Michel Ney, duke of Elchingen, hav- away cell by Ing received orders to charge, turned Bladder tro to his mien and shouted to them in a a derangemen voice of thunder: obtained quic "My lads, I have an income of 800,- the kidneys. 000) francs, and yen haven't a farthing. ca aeno: Keep your eye on your colonel as he bladrmR charges, aind do as he does." Itadevrectei So sayig, 1he rode off as hard as he ligt coi its could tear in the dilrectioni of the e- unpleasant ne miy. The whole reginent followed him go of ten durir as though electrified, times durIngi extraordinary Modern Cannon. realized. It In modern high velocity cannon the derful cures c pressure of the gases at the moment Swamp--Ro of firing generates tremendous heat, by all druggi it is estimated that this heat runls1 a aze sottls hligh as 8,000 degrees and even 9,000 this wonderfu. degrees. The white hot gases eat covery and a away the steel lining of thle guns in tells all abou much thle same way as streams of sent free byr bolling water eat awvay a block of ice. Binghamton, .-- reading this A P'ussler. Don't malk Johnnle-PIa, equine Ia a horse, isn't the name, it? Fathor-Yes. Johnnie-And co SwamfpRoot is a kind of an ox, isn't It? Father- N.Y., onieve Yes, a sort of an ox. Johinnie--Than - ___ vwhat is an equiuos?-Philadelphia Rlee- THE Polteesslaa coin dlestined to en. LAX ATI giveit avay.Cures all C Sure on One Point. assists Il "Out late last night? What time Colds fron1 (1id tihe eloes say when you got in?" S yste m1 "I don't .eenber what the clock gently movi said, but I will nlever forget what my thi bowel wIfe saidi" A certain ci for croup a W ANT18iD-500 cordls of dry pin', whoopIng-c wood at once. WVe halve for sale plenty (bneau na3 of( cotton maeed nhe4d and huilis at raoson. US aiblo prices. Pickons Oil Mill Co, td T. (C. Robinson, J1r., Mr. When you wVt pleasiant lantive hat is ca to take and certain to .et, use *l haamberlain's Stom:'&, an1 1 L've'r :ab eota. For sal- by Piekens Da-ug Co. and P. N. Hunter Liberty. . "'DO U -b. ,ill The O 'n S98Ald U 'B THuB Slaughter Sale JUST AT A TIME N We are closing one of our largest seasons in th At sold for 25 and 50 eta , at 15utm. Ready-to-weor B Iteady-to wear hats whi Big Valu it ribbon 2j cents. 8j to 10 cent ribbon 5 coats. It you want some extra Ribbons uction on white dress goods lot embroidered Mull, the 40,- quality, to closo out at 25c. 38c. 2 piece Pong ui Net, pink and tan only, to close L adies Belts c $1.25 belts at 50c. 50c and- 75c iolid car-load of Rock Hill Buggies, Studebakor Wagons, SI BRuTe. )W PRICES, Bridqe Notice. the building of a brie go There are Pi ' Creek, near A rail I lace , July 14th, at 11 a. m. at J. P. Smith, Co. Com. Fo r -a use of Many set Sudden Deaths, featurc disease prvailing in thi' is "'hat dangerous because so decep 2 r tivc. Man'y suddet dcaths are caused by -'pncumonia, hernr failure or apoplexy : r l, are often the result rn Eof kidney disease. li odwrk oI kidney trouble is al- N ) A T lowed to advance tho kidney - p ois on ed d --- blood will attack thsle c. 3ic , vital organs or thes elves break down and waste Peiet krtbyaprpturatetef1.H is wegrahadty lvr n Oly passng t, nd vercmestha ~atrons cesht o bin cmplld of my god ork Io S he niht. TeNmidDandtheL Sthes most adwstresu cases. ~t ofplan toe kade and scueld it, bot a popeame n of -wn -not fn you ofare feingti badpyryo misankemistakengu Dreimeber PIK N and the gratdess, Biveratnd A H E ' iaiiy ohl O uINAL and scald- t kep i cessity of beingoutoofeoredwto he night.o Teelmilddandrthe EcOUG SwYpR UPl soon oands ane highest for its.thOkwon-y fthe most distressing cases.tSO5S >t is pleasant towtakeband sold sote bottle ofS 1AVYCCH book that ii coantc.~w -:-a botte or Centuin J. F. Boanser Sabet. A. rJ. M.. OStewart.,. A naPic.kddens Drugime Co. N. Y.OWe wriWantyougmoutachorn 'neou ofe in thi papler . aeu rw rrc lc f Seasonable Goods, VHEN MOST NEEDED. is deparment and we are going to clean up the remnar ate what sold at 75o to $1.00, at tP. Ready-to-wear hats t sold at $1.50 to $2.00, at $1.00 as in Ribbons. 15 to 25 cent ribbon 10 cents. 25 to 40 cents ribbons at 1 or an extra Hat, you can buy it for a song. just the thing you want these 3 piee Linen Z-pherio, green, tan, 20a q-ality, to close at 12ic At 37.c. 2000 yards figured Lawns 6 and 81 valnes, will go ft t Your Own Price. bolts at 35c. 25c and 35c belts only 15c. ar Loader Steves, Dise Harrows anti Chattanooga Reversible Di E-MUI RO ictures id PhotographsB photograph that is true in every Serge ust as the camera sees you, every sharp and clear, every detail shown 1 12, I gi ve. $00 am the beet material that is used will .i in my wvork. My m~any satisfied 11F BuintERoi their repeated orders, is an alttest your fancy fe alming and enlarging. Suitour os ( )1. EAsL~EY. S. C. wEaEntb. I. M MaudinNothing is 1. M Maudingood Serge. Cashier. *hap reti~Si [(ENS BANK SOUTH CAROLINA. Suits are nit -optn your eye - - - - $20,500.00 sileilitica of go -- - - 18,ooo.oo Altogethrer I - - - - 140,000.00 From fl erest Paid On Deposits .: Mlrectors snl n H agoodi, W. M. Hagood, Sone andfl J. E. Boggs, J. McD). Bruce- a splendid sh H-. 4'. Richey, J. P. Carey, sleds and iFi - ------ - - --------and look. 120 Soul 70 acres o0 on Puimpkmti 120 acres joining land~s Watson old 3 ENDED:BY PICKENS DRUG CO, Also small tracts of 'IJ Sugar-coated, es~ to take, Whaalo themoa mild in action. They cureaogthca constIpation, bI1iousness, Ssick-headache. i:-.1,.11*A - BUCKINOHAMWS DYE Nts. what sold $1.00 to $1.50, at 75o 5 cents. 50 cents ribban 25 ednts hot lays. 1 lat Pongoe Silk, small figures, sold for r Go the yard. so Plows, and we are in a position to offer you eo. PICKENS, S. C. te Suits, , $18 . 1X).: I Up. e Iaut hit s '~ r a Spingi t' "outLoss thing you~~**\~ ~~ better than -8t$li8h and' ig. We wvar it color and he way the ide up will B to ibe p~os. rid tailoring. Ioy~he Pifftent eo*SenLOSS E S .&C ont Kind. Balimore and New Yorik lonble.breasted in foun dlistinct miodels, overy I style. Our Spring shipmeont justi in, Also :>wing of greys and mnixtures in Sor'ge, \Vor noy Goods. Every thing for spring Comro ~H. Endel Geenville SA LE. landnear Marietta, 8. (i., own road. *10 por acres. near Travelers Rest, of Mr. Thos. Cunininghatm. Patrt of the Butler ome. $15 per acro. land1, 20 to 50 acres. very desirdble lots near city limits. Theso 14 ts nro -line-$630 each. CKSTON & SON Greenville, Ss C.