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Will cure an case beyond the reach of = Pickens Drug Farmers' Union .Bilreall of Inforiatioll. Co,duicicd by the South Carolina Farmers' Educatioial and Co-operntive Union I ii .............................................. ,on nu tIioll jilteded for this depurt inont should be addressed to J. C. StrilPing, Pendljeton, Sout1h Carolina. LOOK, LISTEN, FAIMElS. Representatives of over six hun dred thousand cotton producers are in session today, 6th September, at Texarkana,, Texas for the pur. pose of fixing a price for their cot ton When these prices havo gone out every newspaper that is friendly toward the success of this move. ment should publish these prices, just the same as theyjdo the cotton exchange prices, and let every cot, ton growoe know what the pro. ducers say the products of their labor is worth. If the minimun prices fixed by the Farmers' Union is below your idea, remember that you are not bound to sell at the minimum price, but you will surely break faith if you sell for less than the minimum price, Next week we want to float oui banner of the Farmers' Union tt the breeze with our prices for cot ton on it, and we want all cottoi growers to stand by our colors an( fight to the finish for profitabli prices. THE COTTON SITUATION, What are you doing about it? There is no getting around th< fact tha ta large amount of cotton -perhaps half the crop-may be called "distress" cotton - That is, it is in a way mortgaged and billed out to go upon the market in a very few months' time let the prices be as they may - Now these coni4-tions of the cotton situation in the South is well understood by the bears, who deliberately work a combination to take an ad vantage of this apparantly helplesi situation of theat) unfortunatt unorganized producers of cotton w'ho have through their ignoratici and the blind selfishness of th< supply men who made the condi tions will cause thesfe unorganizei an~d helpless class of p~roducers t< dump their cotton upon the mnarkel in a way that has made these tin, protected cotton farmers easy prea for the cotton spEculators whc never fail to rob these unpiotecte< producers of their hard earne< d ollars, said dollars going out o, the South which will sooner og later be felt by every industry oi trade in the South. THEi JEMED)Y. The only salvation or remedt for this condition of things is fo the supply men--who have mnad these debts all due at once-is t provide ways and means to bok this flood of cotton off of the mark et to keel) these combines froni robbing their customers - These improvident dumpers whc have complete control of the early cotton market do not stop at in juring their own interest by low prices, but when they are through with their reckless marketing they leave the market in such a die pressed condition that the more prudent busin ess-l ike growers are compelled to call for more cotton or sell their cotton at cost or below, too. These supply men know how to help their customers if they will do it? These supply men know full well that a good cotton warehouse ro., ceipt is as good currency as the world should need if properly un deretood. Why is it that a good cot., ton warehouse certificate is not as good or better than' mortgage on real estate-the basis of all our currency aird banking business' Cotton certificates are better as it would take from three to four months to turn real estate into cash when one can turn cotton into cash in three or four days. Real estate may be affected materially by local conditions while cotton is transportable and a necessary staple1t o lqthe. the world and, therefote, has a market world wide which will always be in demand and niot stibjected to local condi. tions hike real estate' - te day is- not far distant we I " hen cotton will be carriedi v of Kidney or Bladder Dise Ledicine. Nomedicine can d Company, Pickens, Parken's Pharn from the ginneries direct to our own warehouses and put in bulk there to be sold only in largo lot in a co-operative, business like manner. We want to see our pOople quit standing around on tho streets inviting the cotton slashors to cut and price the products of their own labor without any regard as to'the cost cf .producing this cotton. If the cotton farmer should make a larger crop this year than usual, from the same effort as usual, this is rightly a fortune for tho farmer. The speculative nonproducer has no right to tuin tbis fortune of the farmer into a fortune for him self and a misfortune for the man who made the good crops - Things are all wrong when such condi tions prevail, and it is in the power of the business men of the South to stand up for the interest of the South and keep every dollar's worth of the profits in our present crop of cotton hero in the South. The supply men particularly ought to be interested in making the country prosperous, for tho reason that one cannot make money in a country whero thero is no money any more than. ho can quench. his thirst continually with water without a sourco for water. If ii should turn out that we have made a good crop of cotton, the thing we startod out to do, don't become alarmed at your own suc coss and rush ovor each other in dumping it on the market, which is sure to turi your good fortune into a misfortuno' Patronme your warohouses and huld on to your good pro fits in 3 our good brops Cooperate with the whole for the good of all, for no one can win in this thing by himself. AN INSIDIOUS DANGER. One of the worst features of kidney trouble is that it is an insidious diseaso and before the victim realizes his dain ger lie may have a fatal malady. Take Foley's Kidney Curo at tho first sign of trouble as it corrects irregulnrities and prevouts Bright's disease and diabetes. Parkins Pharmacy, Liberty, and Pickens Drug Co. OF' MA.IOli UNION. Mr. Edlitor: As I have not seen any news from our Union I thought I would ask space cf a few lines in your valuable papoer, which I propose to give to the fIarmer, or at least the follower of the plow, a calculation of the real cost of rais ing cotton. j osT OF Piirt()'IN(1 Cilol. .1Plow stocUk .95 to do two years, which is...........22i 2. Plowi.i and sharpening.......7 00) 3i. Two hoes.................7 Shiocing mule three times......1 65 Harrow to do two years........1 25 Ilire of mule................25 00) Food of mulo 80 bushels of (corn at 800 p~er bus~hel. .. . 6.1 (It 3 Fodder, .1,0t0 hunidles.. .. .... 20 0() Cotton seed to plant '20 bushels at 20 per biushiel.......... og1 Pea seed to sow stuble, 1t) bushels at $1.50 per bushel 15 (00 Harniess to work with...........O1 Guano........ ........... it) 01) Hire of two hanids $15,.00 each per month, $7.00 for board is $22.00 for onje hand; two hands is $44.00; twelve months in a year.:....... 528 00 Ginning of 10 bales of cotton, average 500 lbs. at 25 per hundred....... ......... 12 50 Bagging and ties 75o per bale. '7 50 Hire of mower to out pea vines 1 50 Total....... .... .....788 5'2 So you soe what it takes to producoe tihe crop. New, Mr. Farmer., I will gIve the amount of cr01): 10 bales of cotton, average 500 lbs. at 100 per lb., $500.00. Deduct one-fourth for rent. leaves--............... $375 00 150 bushels of corn at 80c per bushel,$120.00. Deduct one third for ront, leaves... ...80 00 2,000 bundles of fodder $40,00, one-third for ioeni, laeavo.. 26 57 50 bushola of whet at $1.00 per bushel, $50.00, one thir~t for renit, leaves........... 33 34 100 bushels oats at 500 per bushel, $50.00, one-third rent, leaves---............ 33 34 1 I ton pea vine hay at $15.00 per ton, one-third for reout,r leaves...----.---........40 00 d 0 bushels sweet potatoes.... .25 00b lardeni, watermelon and pindar sI jatch...----------........0 00 I" Total-------..........733 '35 co Nowv, Mr. Iarmer, you see I have 67 iusedl you a big crop .with tw~ore ands and muble. 1the crop aIt a (he ory good prieh We all used to sw N Cures Backache Corrects Irregularities Do not risk having ase not Bright's Disease : more. or Diabetes incy, Liberty, think, until we began-to work the b)rain along with the muscle, we find out on every one,horse crop 1Yo lost $155.17. Now, Mr. Farmer,. consider be. oro you talk about raising 8 or LOO cotton any more' For if you raise it with hired labor you have 3heated the man that followed the plow, or if with your wife and 3hildren you have done worse than that, and that's the reason labor is so scarce on the farm, and we aro crying emigration. Pay the farm hands for their labor and the farms will be filled. Now, hoping you paper a wide circulation and the Union a success, It. J. Thomapson, HOW TO AVOID PNEUMONIA. You can avoid1 ('uoumonia and olhor serious remilts from ia cold by taking Foley's hoicy and Tar. itf stops the cough .1n1d oXIielx tho cold from the 8y temi R it iii Imiildly laxative, iiefuse8o niy but the gen uine in tho yellow paclinge. Parkinn Pharmacy, Liberty, ntod Pickens Dr)iug Co. DI i1T[IUIE]) THE CONGIREGA TION. The porson who disturbed the congre gation last Sunday by continually cough 111 . is requosted to buy a bottle of Foley's iloney and Tar. Parkins Pharmacy, L!iborty, and Pickens Dirug Co. TUAT'S THE WAY THE M1IONEV (.004. Collier's weekly. Mr. Bryan in his recently Issued "Letters to a. Chinese Official," do. scribes as the "crying evil of thw Western World" the fact that "we havo ollowed capital to absorb moro than its share of the products of huiman toi." Stated thus baldly, th is is one of the assert i oils w hich conservatives look upon as most. radical in its claim an( mnost de aingogic in its appeal. Yot many cases seem to prove it. To capital the possession of any sort of public franchise has always meant more than the most fabulously rich gold mines. It is th0 commonest saying in the vicinity of minieB that more imoney has ieen put in, in the way of iruitless prospecting and the like, than has eveor ben taken out. But raro, ind d, is t he holder of a public franch ise who has failed to ma~kO profits hoeyOnd all ordinary ratea' li has been estimated that a mann whoi, in thet early nineties, subscribed to one share of stock in Mr. .James d1. Hill's Great Northerni lailiway and has kept it over' since has made, in the interveiiing .15 yeoars, in cash divi donds(1 and~ stock dividends andir "pjriv'iloges," a profit of over 90(0 per cent. Thie best that could uian beon (lono by a workimani on Mr. Juil's ril iroad, whoit put h is earn. ings in a sa ving~s banik for thie snine period, would be less thiian 100 pnrI cen. Mr. JForrest F.Dlryd en. aso of' the p~resident of the Prudent Iial Insuiranico compantliy, staited under oathI that onei( of the owners!i of thiat comlpaniy who, in thme late sevenities, paidl in, in cash, $2,200, had made a p~rofit, 25 years later, of $327,. 103.60. The rate of profit iln this case is 141 800 per con t--a iate whlich, mlust seom colossal to the policy, holder who hias taken advantage of the savings feature of that coiu. pany and bought ani endow mont policy--ho hlas nmever received ali mnuchl as 4 por1 cent. The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths, There is a disease prevalling in this country most da ngerous. because so decep. . J tive. Many sudder. . Q -,. ,.. deoaths are caused by it---heart disease, failure or apoplexy ~ I ~ - are often the reaut Sof kidney disceace, If 1kidney trouble is al -~L owed to advance the. kidney.. p ois onaed ' . bloodl will attack thu Svital organs or the kidneys thems~elves break down and waste awauy cell by cell. D3.adder troubles most always result hamn a derangement of tile kidneys and a cure is obtamnod quickest by a proper' treatment of< the kidneys, If you are feeling badly you ::an make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer 's Swamnp--Root, the great kidney, iiver' and ladder remedy. It corrects inability to hold i:rine and s'caId ng pain in passing it. and over:omnes that '' nplea;an t noCse-;it~y of beig comfpulledl to 'o often during the day, and to get up mny ,' mesa duiring thle night. The, n~ id and the i xtraoramiary effect nf Swamp- l'oot is soon tr maltzcd. It stands tha highest far its w"on-. cua erful cures of the mfost distressing cases, l" Swamp-Root Is pleasant to taike anid sold 'I i al! druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar a red bottles. You maly af " D 've a ample b)Ottie of ai wonderful new dis ve'ry andI a boot' tha 41 I all about it, both laomootswanitp-nooi. 9 ut free b y mail. Adidress. Dr. Kilmer & Co. 9 ighamttn, N. Y. When wi-iting men'ltlonl Sk ding' this generous offer in this papera )on't make any mIstake; but romember name, SwrampL-Roof, Dr. Kilmer's all imp-Root, and tihe a4dress, Binghamton, fu (., n 49ery bottle.O Your Liver? It Vill pay you to take good care of your liver, because, if you do, your liver will tako good care of you. Sick liver puts you all out of sorts, makes yon pale, dimy, sick at the stomach, gives you stomach ache, I headache, malaria, etc. Well liver keepb you well, by purifying your blood and digesting your food. - There Is only one safe, certain and relable liver mnedicine, and that Is Thedford's BlackDraught| For over 60 years this wonderful vegetable remedy has been the standby In thousands of homes, and is today Q the favorite liver nedicine In the world. It acts gently onl the liver and kid- ' noys, and does not Irritate the bowels. It cures constipation, relieves con- 1 gestion, and puriies the systent from an overflow of bile, thereby keeping the body in perfect health. Price 25, at all druggists and dealers. Test It. Sour Stoet~mach No appetite, loss of strength, nervous. ness, headache, constipation, bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol cures indigestion. This new discov ory represents the natural juices of diges tion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonio and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys pepsia Cure does not only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Mr. S. S. Ball, of Ravenswood. W. Va., says: I was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years. Kodol cured me and wo are now using it in milk for baby." Kodol Digests What You Rat. Bottles only. $1.00 Size holding 2% times the trial size, which salls for 50 cents. Prepared by E. 0. DeWITT & 0O.. OHIDAQO Sold by Pickcns Drug' Co 1PARKEIUS HAIR BALSAM Clenn r t triai t;rte- cato hair. rumotev a imartnant (rrowth. Nevier F.ail,. t t,'ate ke Gray Itair to its Youttru'l Color. Cuef falp di'ps. s : i ir f ailing. V1c, Alti 1 a I 1!u. li'. Kenlledy's LIxativ' I Loney :m[ 'I' is the tit1 oirigiaitl laxallt' o cough syrup and coibinles tile goaliti ncteary to r. Hove the ouhl an purge the syItm of old. Containo- no opiates, Sodl by the Pickena Drug Co. 11ears tho Ap lh Killd Yotl i at Always Bougli ignature WI enI two strtontg men01 (como to blows, Oeen it they are well intcheled, it is not. a t he worst of it will two~ DeWitt.'s Wiu-ht better in short order. lie s.ure yon gel 1)eWit Ils. Gtood Ifo1(i' Ir tig a mvt is us'edl tor', imel Rting liiles. Hoild by Picklens Dr)ny Co. Graded School Notice. The Piekens (Gra'fei School will COml meLnce its session of 19061 19107 on the 10)Ah of Septembler', 1906., Eaich pupil will be retiuired to i'ay a martrtictulation fee of fil'ty ('ei on en Oterinig sc'htol. PuipilIs Eman register'1, andi at'o re'tluted to do No, luring thei week prior to the opeingit, at whicht tiin' thety wiil pays niatrictulatijon trom It in it . li., iad fr'ot 4 to p. mt,, eac'h dayt luinig wve-k be'gi .iinog school housite. A ii L'e ee oif .31.00 pe'r unanthi for girtdeis one to four inclusive and $1i.fi0 for gratries live to ni no i nclusive, will be charuge1 all puimpil:,mttricultin ug who reside outs~jide of' the school district. I y ortder o''r Tistees, J. W-. SWA I'i'ENB3ERG, That onr A meriant forests aboun id in metdiclinal virtues is ahutindanttly attetsted by scor'es ot' the most em intnt idh-al writers, and teaticher's. Even thelt lni toredi 1( Indians hado t discovered the ust'ftul nes5 iof mauiny nt.ive plaits be'fore' the t.Ii.ntpattted freeliy to lt'e wiites. led the lttr t~a con.uthiic inive'stigiatins lil i vai tluale' Atiter'lea riaitedic inale roots. Dr. Pierce helievesi that, (ott' A tmierian Itfor ('tsi's. It wt' wottl li ,t'ii lroperl istiateC ttt; and.ev' b l iiathm oft thitttt v't ii n, he. t iNotlts with lrVets t the ab usti marI-lous( tinrei s ffortd~ti by i aljtf t Wutttfs o covery."' l-leh htat tove itelft~'0 te bt the mottsttt o t tleh' listom cl tni, lie r in i g~r lator in-ay ruif oic attis gltt, andi' bt'lod 'ids.i, o riitltin. toruli s -ar. tiit (I er C ind teen'ts vah-oar ad ith erk affons ofe -0 Oiason ieriiud knrestfeelon an (other or mins, liaverty sow meinltte, bndok iot exn fr& h tandard~fe medicnae k boleh israded fro i l anycohh-.extract of 41d Lvee. of dienalo.t. Y,totWall'S ening tyned fir the nartie.~atr vr rgia Nh les. marvelo.stin h . ar care.nb it'ed itut i tiIIILanty thain ltrofe w ot - adno entir aiv eeti, walcoho a trs~ tufa, ai ttting di'tigt'tsui D . A-rB' iolist l'rwtion. i a'~ls is n l ttested1 bu ltd~ bygateful ir nswohaebe ru, .reuaite. rlpu an. ohe Makes Kidneya and Bladder Right A THOUSAND .DOLLASS WORTH 0F GOOD. "I have b en'oll flioted With kidney i.nd bladlr trouble for years, paning gravol or stones witi exriteiating paini," paye A. 11. Tlinis, a well known coal operai tor of Ililo, 0. "I got no rolief from mediciie until - belgn itking Foloy's Kidney Cure, thei.nU tho'rcmilt wis naur prising. A few dgien started the brick dust -liko 'miistabino aud now I iavo 110 pallin across Imly kiduoys anld I fool like a new Vii. ft halts done muu 4,'1000 worth Of go'd." Foley's Kidly 0uro will euro every form of kidney or bladder Jisoase. For salo by Piekosll Drug C(o., und R. F.SmhEaly VOLmIHOH~yANOD Curu Boides; roventa Pneurncuiu A CERtTA1N ( (1C ]-OU ACI'.INt. F IIT .\ltt-iu's F'ot-. nt hi:oder,e cire Tc i, .\ehi ilig. Sweal in , Sw elil fit. s.iiikletit n ilk tt iii f Foo' I.A l: S.x; I AIny ( u 'ol . 4 l new im(o 'ition. i lesS. A: I'l S. Olusted. Le ztin . N Y f'or children sarie. -.Xn o opiates \\]LL ! CO N0NSUMPTION A. A. 11'ruen, Finch,. Ark. writes: 'Foiley's HJ.on'y mnd Tair is ti best p repilholl for caugis, colds anl lung trouble. T kno-w thait ii, hals mired (o.01 sumt i ption in the hofirst stage4.- Youti never b a.1 of anyl on* using Foh'y's tiney n' Tar tw not vig siltisied]. Por Z le b: I P I 'iCke1' )IgIt. Co. , a 'M il . F. THEa OHIGINAL, V-oley & Co. Cicago, origiaded Honey an I TIr as a throat and hm11p, iemwldv, anld on accounut of the great lierit and poptmilari ly of Foley's Ioney Ili d Tar niuv imitiflin aUire ioffered ftor tihe gnun 'iihese worthl'es imitations have similar soundiing anames. How .ro of them. The genuine n Poley's linyov 1A illr is inl a yelTow packango. Atsk for it and refuso a111y .lIbstittute. .I L is the )u at iiliedy for cougbn anitId colds. Parkins PIharmaicy, Liberty, and Pickens Drug Co. A QCAR D), TIhis is to certify that al I druggists are mtliorized to refintd yoir money if FIo'ey's 8Honey of Tar fiails to cure your colgli or cold. Lt stops ilho cough, heals the(, lungs and pre-vents serious results rmc 'in a cold. Cures Ia grippe couighs an)d pelovenlts pumiCuoia aind Colsuitluption. CIIltains no opiates. Tiho gen 1 uile is ill a y-llow packuge. Refuso sulibsitutles. Parkins Plh'iiiaucy, Liberty, aud Pickei Drug Co. Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and bladder right. A NMIh elenises tho skin and rids the pies of rfuse. A bath i makes for bet ter fu'llowship and citizelsilip. Not only shoiuiil tie outside of the body ho olellsed, biut ocasional use of a laxative or enitiarlie opel)ns the howels faull elears (lie sytem of llcte lmalter. Rest for this tre DWitI's Little Varly Risor. Pleasanit little lpills t int dot. no~t'gripe or siekon . Sold1 by P j~ilcn Drui' (1o. \?IRGlNIA COLLEGE For YOUNG LADI ES, Roanoke, Va. (ptuis x ept.'r. lzm.. olii'oot thei i".cruig M'Iiiuols for Youuiig 1.i. it' in thi' Stitl . Ni w inanhhiigs, uiiit iu i'a itnry. in vi'alii-y or \-lrgi,u faruneu for hitilh. K'iiriipaii itrui \ruiu,-rl'anu techciers. Ful 'oirsi-. ('ciiorecatoiry iiti t's Inua A rt. .-tiule-'iii rrin~ :0 isites. For icatil ,iLtne lireluss HELP IS OFFERED To WOR~THY YOUNG PF.OPLE We Car'ncstly reriuesit nil young persons, no mnatter howv limited their menss or edlucation, who wish to obtain a thorough business training and good pos! tion, to write by first mail for our great half-rate offer. Success, independence and probable fortune are guaranteed. Don't delay. Write today. The Ga.Ala. Business College. Hlacon, Ga. '1he1 sworn~ statemnt of tile m- 1nn. tacturelts1) proets you from opiates ini IM inndy 's Lax Itive Hoy anid Tar- -the conuigh I.yrup1 that idrivta th lcol~d ottit of yiour( 8y.4tem. Sld by Pickens' Drugt CITATION. 3'T.ATI'E 01.' ROUi:'il CA iHoiliN CJounty, of P'ielmnslu, ity J. ]B. New'bery, i~.squiire, 1Prohilto WhTlereas, A. ;1. I loggs, (', C. P., hasi 1m11l1 suit to meit to granl.thimi lethosa of usbtin istraition of thIeu estate of uad cf.. andt creditors of tie siJ J. L. ( olins, 1)0ar befiore me1, inl the( Cour1t of Pro b aite, to be( ibeIl at [ekesi' Cour House11(1 S. C., Oin thle 17thi day3 of1 October, 19011, after pub ilicationl huereof, afl 1Jt (o'k inl the( forenoon01, to show usei.i, if any) they have, why tilesaid adminis'traltlonl shIould (Givtn unlder' liy h~an~d and a SIC L sel, iis the 5t hiay of Sep S'.;t taobr, I 10, -in I he t:;14year oIf 011nr Idepenlden1ce. J1. I 1. Nowheriy, O4'I'IO jit 4 F4 F'' A 3 L M '4. 'I' EM ~EY INT. I wiII pl.v' to J. It. N ew be lry, ProledIlI undge for' Pickens5 co0111 y, (lii ilh ;ir'd :ay of Ocltoberi, 190lti, for a 11inal set tie blat if thie estaite of I H. . hiia toi (i(n 151d, an id as8k to bei d ism i$~eu 11 Notice of' Fini Ne4tti(enaena i mallke alppuieoto LJ. it. Newvbory ;a.Ig o~f Probaute for Pickejns mlunty, 11 the Stuato of South Carolina, tiith 19 (lay of ept, 1906, at 11 0'clock .tho for'onOOn, or an son theorafter ans idi appliceation can bo board, for leavei 1make( a final settlementi of the estato Noro Hahi 11d1(ecensed, and Gbtail sch~arge an admlliistraIl'o. ant331w1A dminstrato. oars thae - 1lhKind ot0j d Awa Boti0ti gnatnro DONTDO T Don't be thisled by high flown talk and high sounding names and whole volumns of slush describing big stocks, mai moth bargains and all such rot, to rush off and part with yqur good, hard-earned money for goods that are inferior. Trade at home with people you know and with folks that stand ready to always "make good" on any trade that proves nnsatisfactory. My stock is complete in every line. New Fall and Winter Goods are coming on every train. The goods are all right and first-class and the prices are as low as they can be sold for. DO IT NOW! Try this store on one deal and you will always get your moaey's worth, never complain and go home happy. ANYTHING, EVERYTiING, AND TIAT THE BESL. Yours for prosperity, GC-UY M/cFALL. A Full Line of Coffins and Undertaker's Goods. A few suits of Ready-Made Clothing to go at a Bargain SUTHWEST The Land of BIG CROPS and PROSPERITY Are you making as muh off your farm as you ought? No doubt you are mialang ull you can. The troublo is the nti1( costs too much. It takes too much motey to buy a big farm, and so you tire trying to make a living on a small farm, or perhaps you are renting one and paying a good share of what you raise, in ront. Woulduft it be better to go where the prico of good land is so little that you can own a big farm--where everiy acre of the ground is working for you aind all You railse is ))aying you good profits? There 1re thousands of acres of fertili ]lnd in Sonthiwest along the lin of the Colton Belt Route that can bo bought for fromn 3 to 810 an aere. This land is increasing in value each year. See the Southwest at Small Cost A trip to the Southwest would cotmince you that your best interest lay in A settling there. The trip ean b iado at very lit tie expenste. On the first and third 'Tuesday of each month you purchase a roluid trip tickel. to atly point in the Southwest on via of the i Cottcn Belt Rutte at very low rates. Stop-overs will he al lowed for you to exiamiun any localit-y you are interoateid in. Writo at onec for free copies of b'oks decribing this won derful country andi for full information about cost of tickets. .L P Smiith, T. P. A., Cotton Bolt Route, 203 Equitable Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. We Never, Disappoint Our Patients, Wo Fulfill Every Promiso nd Never ld Out FalseNo , ,WE CURlE ~ " tho" e" k"ni-o:b.uie ad Varto'Aol L.o cote nevor to return, Without mnoreiury or rninern! ruixt re; loss of ianY Vigror Posa'ivey cur d; no ett tuulaist but~ persaoflOt tinti uton Ia th chef consultin spectatet, being O IW -O.by tauecs in t i t rinittor blrotito 1tieaees Is unsurpa.s * on I v eryafr'ep"cet a d e eployno'o'u te O tinerd nd e tcent atcndqts, regularly quai nd. gradu~ no l Ico phm e a c noscr atients ea nag . o > or unase fa itaaerat4r~ Qr n - to 10.00 pr nxoiitli, miedic eis Iictded) and we give the ass flY BEST RrERENiCE IS. C}HRONIC DIS ASE(e- rc"*e' at a(niodl~a .cL1r~ hilPJri st p e roeney nd~r ne obeewn neumna UN1ILCURED. ieases'1iuor tni nanant trutie datari on$ N. K. KING, M. D. Ohroulec Itlanss of women suoh as Dlaplacemeit 04mer C( NauLIn PtY OIA og a ir at a ).1>. ies, and such weano osls Of wome6. -r t i ei yott our lIterature, incluing symptom blanks for homie treatsneuS ra - 00N', rLTATION, EXAMINATION AND ADVIOE FRBfl DEPOSIT WITH LIBERTY BANK! Ten cent cotton has put lots of money in the country. Many p~eol-e have beCen robbed and killed for their money. Safe bloweris have tried the LIBERTY BANK and failed to get the money. Delays are dangerous. Open an account wvith them today and your money wili be safe. interest paid on time deposits. H. C. Shirley, Cashier. i.oo will open an account with the Liberty Bank. -JO WORK Job work of' everiy description d(onlehere withL neatness and dis patch . Railroad and Commercial Printing Letter and Note Heads, B3ill Heads anid Statements, done neatly and at r'easonable prices. Give us a Trial. Sentinel-Journal Co., P1CKENS, s.C.