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The Pickens Sentinel .vetising R.,tes 1aonable v. E. ROBINSON. EDro. PICKENS, S. C.: 1 HURSDAY. MAY 9. 1912. Would anybody be surprised if Col. W. J. Bryan was again nominated by the Democrats? We predict a dark horse for presidency from the Republi can ranks. Very likely Justice Hughes. Hon. J. R. Earle who has served Oconee County as State Senator for several years is spoken of as a probable candi date for attorney General. Ira B. Jones would be in luck if clubs were trumps.. And some of them were.-Anderson Mail. Nevertheless he calls a spade a spade, Some Lessons From the Titanic. That God is no respecter of persons no matter what his sta tion in life may be. That the wisdom of man is foolishness with God. That the rich are as poor as the poorest and the poor are as rich as the richest two miles under the waves. That trust in the skill of men, the absolute confidence placed in man by m,.n, rather than in G od is futile and often times re suits disastoriously. That -men cannot defy God. When they cry peace and safe ty sudden distruction is upon them. That when men trust in the things made with their own hands it is in vain. That like the man who tore down his old lharns to build greater,the Lordj spoke and said t their trust In the unik~d' Titanic "thou fool, this night shall thy soul be required of thee." That like the handwriting on the wall at the feast of Belshaz ~9zer God spoke in thunder tones through this disaster to the peo pie Mene, Tekel Upharsin. Does not Fear Catholics I find some very interesting sketches in your paper, under -.the head, "Danger of Roman im," by writers who seem to be posted only in this country on Roman Catholicism. Of course any posted man will ad. mit that Romanism, as well as Protestantism, has played a des perate part in politics, but the posted man of today fears no evil of either. Of course, until man overcomes all savage ideas, he, in some form, will worship a savage god, and as long as he is amorous like a beast, he will worship a god of the same na ture. The posted man of today knows tgthie people will not rev 1 the old isavage, super Sstitious beliefs. Every school and college in the land is adeath signal to them all. From every door and every window there shines a light for truth and it is fast lighting the tires of their doom. No, reader, you need not fear Romanism now. Soon intelli gence will wipe it from the earth. All barbarians and su perstitious beliefs and blind faith will go with the winds to outer darkness. Soon the M. D's will be able to eradicate every disease, and pain will be unkniown, and life perpetual. Who is itthat is so dull as to believe that this hu man family is going to stand still or go backwards when a school house can be seen on ev ery hill? Poor men today care less for spending a thousand dol lars on his child's education than did our old superstitious ancestors fifty dollars. Romanism is leaving every in ptelligent country and coming to America as a last resort. Im migrants areithe cause of Ca th )licism's gain in the United States. Who is sodull astobe lieve we will be governed by al >. ensi The Pope is now practi cally a prisoner in Italy. France Shas learned that she can 1-ve without the aid of a representa tive of an all-wise God. Portu gal is living without the aid of Pope or king, and I could name others if I had time. M. W. Hester A GREAT DISCOVERY. Certain Ingredients That Really Promote Hair Growth When Properly Combined. BRsorcin is one of the most ef-0 Notice 0l The Pickens Railroad Company 8th day of June 1912, beginning a depot at Pickens, S. C. it will. thr thorized agent, offer and expose f cash all the refused and uncl which the charges have not been Parties to whom these articles I the sale by paying charges before NO. Name 1. Heath, Bruce, Morrow Co, 2. No name 3. W. J. Powell-1 pkve (2 cat 4. No name-2 boxes Tobacco. 6. Wm. Rosemond-1 sack 01 7. Keowee Supply Co.-5 box( 8. Pickens Bottling Works-1 9. Keowee Supply Co.-7 box< 10. A. C. Smith-1 box Medici 11. No name-1 barrel Crocke 12. J. L. Ramey- 1 barrel Crc "106 1 doz. G. B 1 box Nctic 13. No name-1 bdl. Plows, 3 "1 1 barrel Mt 16. M. C. Dodgens-1 Sewing 17. No name-lot Pots, Skille 18. W. J, Kopp-1 Can Oil. 19. No name-1 Package D. I 20. " 1 Box Soap. 21. E. M. Hines-1 case Stock 22. Central Mfg. Co.-8 Rolls 23. No hame-2 Cans Syrup. 24. Dora Leslie--I Boxed Lan 25. No name-1 Box Starch. 26. P. W. Smith-2 Boxes GI 27. No name-1 Box Medicin, 28. Wm. Rosemond-1 Bugg 29. C. H. Rice-1 Brl Cider, 1 30. J. B. Seaborn.-1 Box G. 31. Moore & Mauldin-2 Brls, EXPI 1. R. T. Welborn-1 Pkg. 2. No name-1 Box. 3. J. K. Manley-1 eox. 4. No name-iBox. 5. A. Sheriff-i Box. 6. W. E. Stephens-1 Pkg. 7. No name-1 Box Drugs, 8. A. T. Turner-1 Box. 9. H. A. Richey-1 Pkg. 10. No name-1 Can. 11. Lola Harris-1 Doll Carrii 12. T. D. Harris-1 Pkg. 13. Geo. E. Bidldeford-1 Pkg 14. L. F. Robinson-i Box M 15. T. D. Harris-i BdI. Cast 16. Estell Revis-1 Pkg. 17. No name-i Book. 18. " 1 Box Mede. 19. F. B. Williams-i Box M 20. L, H. Grandv-i Pkg. 21. R. L. Henderson-i1Pkg. 22. W. C. Seaborn-i Pkg. 23. J. M. Crenshaw-1 Pkg. 24. Katie Ferguson-i Pkg. 25. No name-i Pkg. 26. A. D. Mann-i Pkg. 27. J. L. Bolt-i Box Medc. 28. No name-i Box Mede, 29. Folger & Thornley-1 Bo: 30. No name-i Pkg. 31. " 1iPkg, 32. " 1 Book. 33. J. A. Cannon-i Pkg. 34. Harvey Kennemore-1 Pk 35. Pirlie Ryce-1 Box Soap. 36. D. B. Finney-1 Box Soap 37, No name-i Box Soap. 38. " 1 Box Soap. 39. " 1iBook. 40. " 1 Book. 41. H. M. Hester-i Pkg. 42. W. Masters-i Pkg. 43. Abner Masters- Pkg. 44. Win, Moore-i1 g. 45. H. A. Richey-1 Pkg. 46. W. L. Myers-I Box Med( 47. B. A. Gallaway-I Pkg. N 48. J. M. Clements-1 Pkg. M 49. Avery Kirksey-1 Pkg. M< 50. " 1 Pkg. Medc. 51. W. A. Holder-I Pkg. Me 52. Henry Porter-i Pkg. Med 53. Lambert Raney-1 Pkg. 12 54. W. A. Saterfield-4 Books 55. H. Allen-i Grip. 56. Ivy Light & Power Co.-1 57. " 11 58. A. P. Smith-i Pkg. 59. E. H. McWhorter-1 Pkg. 60. Sentinel-Journal-4 Bundi fective germ destroyers ever discovered by science, and in connection with Beta Napthol, which is both germicidal and an tiseptic, a combination is form ed which destroys the germs which rob the hair of its natural nourishment, and also creates a clean, healthy condition of the scalp, which prevents the de velopment of new germs. 1 'Pilocarpin, although not a: oloring matter of dye is a well known ingredient for restoring 1 the hair to its natural color, when the loss of hair has been< caused by a disease of the scalp. I These ingredients in proper ]. ombination, with alcohol addedi as a stimulent and for its well defined nourishing properties, perfect perhaps the most effec- 1 tive remedy that is known for scalp and hair troubles. We have a remedy which is1 chiefly composed of these in ~redients, in combination with 1 ther extremely 'invaluable nedicinal agents. We guaran- I Lee it to positively cure dandruff] nd to grow hair, even though he scalp in spots is bare of hair. If thre is any vitality left in ] Sale. hereby gives notice that on the t 10 o'clock a. m. at its freight [ugh the undersigned duly au or sale to the highest bidder for timed freight and express upon paid as listed below. iave been shipped can prevent day of sale. Articles 1 sack Beans. 4 cds Tobacco. [a) 3 Bxs. Tobacco. rster shells. s Tobacco. box Glass. s Can Goods. ne. ry. ckery, 1 box China. askets, 1 pail Candy. ns. pd. Baskets. F. Bottles. Machine. 's & etc. . Foot Plows. Food, 1 Stand. Roofing. 1P. ass, y Body. Box G. Ware. Ware. Syrup. LESS. we and Cts. udc. ~s. de. Hd w. g. Medc. edc. edc. ~dc. de. c. edc. Pkg. es Newspaper. J. T. Taylor. General Manager. bhe r~oots. it will positively cure baldness, or we will refund your rnoney, if the scalp has a glazed, shiney appearance, it's mn indication that baldness is ;>ermanent, but in other in stances we believe baldness is :urable. We want every one troubled with scalp disease or loss of hair ;o try Rexall "93" Hair Tonic. [f it does not cure dandruff and cro w hair to the satisfaction of he user, we will without ques ion or quibble return every ent paid us for it, We print his guarantee on every bottle. [t has effected a positive cure n 93 per cent of cases where )ut to a practical test.. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is en irely unlike, and we think, in ~very particular, better than mnything else we know of for ~he purpose for which it is pre ~cribed. We urze you to try 7his preparation at our entire isk. Certainly we know of no >etter guarantee to give you. sememiber, you can obtain Rex ill1 Remedies in Pickens only at iur store--The Rexall Store. >ickensn Drug o. 1Folger, S e Mammoth Stoci Direct from t:1 ~ For the past si daily large shij from New Yor show you a st largest, newesi the county. TIlS STOCK .OF and we are go! at the right pri worn, but ev( ~ never show oil carried over fi ? of goods we pl duce the price See this I ~ ing on all the 1 Dry Goods lii ? hams, Poplins, Laces and Em lower than the Remembe it always pays i Folger,1 IronKingClothing, Shoes, Sole agents for Walk-( Iro KngStoves, New Horn ~elWagons and Mitchell Au BUSINESS LOCALS. -For land anywhere in Pick ens county see or write J. R Ashmore. "The Land Man." ) For Sale-Eggs from the pure and best strain of White Or-1) pington chickens. Prize winners at the Pickens Poultry show,) 1911. Price, $3 and $5 setting.) B. Lewis tf Pickens, S.Cy If you hav-e cane seed bring) them to us-75c bushel trade or cah Craig Bros Co. Settle the stove question; buy a Majestic Range, and be thru buying. Heath, Bruce, Mor row Co, LOANS ON FAR~M LANDS -Amount $300 to $10,000; termis easy. Address R. T. Javnes, Walhalla, S. C., or C. E. Robin son, Pickens, S. C.) For convenience, safety, fuel saving and durability Maje ;tic) Ranges are ,mnequaled. Get one) from Heath. Bruce, Morrow Co.) EGGS for hatching from S. C. Rhode Island Reds 1 to 3.00 per) settig. Indian IRunner Ducks,) 1.50 per doz. Pickens Poultry Farm, E. H. Craig, Prop. If it's Blacksmith work oring ) it to me. I have recently em ployed an old and experienced~ blacksmith, and am now able to ) do the best work in the largest ) quantity and in -the shortest ) time. Wood work is also one of my specialties. Next door to Printing Office. W. M. Rosemond. (4t No4 4 Your Horse | needs Pratt Healing Oint- I ) ment. It is the greatest 3 remedy in the world for } scratches. It will quick ly clean the legs and heal' all sores and cracks. Al so cures harness and sad- 3 dIe galls. 25c and 50c box 3 iPICKENS DRUG CO, 3 1912 Alaa and stock Beok 3 ,Thornley Co Announcement L Spring and Summer Dry Goods ie Best Markets of the North K weeks we have been receiving >ments of Dry Goods and Notions, - k and Baltimore, and now we can ock of Dry Goods that is one of the and most up-to-date to be found in WAS BOUGHT ON A BASIS 9 CENTS COTTON . ing to sell it the way it was bought, cesA Nothing old,. shoddy or shop rything new and up-to-date. We ir customers old or shop worn goods rom season to season, but this class lace on our bargain counter, and re just one half. argain counter for balgains, sale go time. Call on us for anything in the) tie, Lawns, Dimities, Percals, Ging pongees, Nainsooks, Wash Gooods,4 broiderys, and everything at prices y have been in ten years. tin buying that quality counts, and to buy the best.{ Yours truly, iornley & Comp'y Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods a Specialty. Seing Machines,Chase City and Babcock Buggies,Mitc tomnobiles. Spring Time L AGain fif We are ready to supplyn our trade with .'. .'. .'. Fresh Spring i ofGO0ds ofevery description. We appreciate your trade and try to make it to your interest to trade with us .'. .'. .'. .'. Bring on the chickens and eggs and what mon ey you can, and keep out of debt .'. .'. .'. SCRAIG BROS.CO. 6 PICKENS, S. C. ti ..NOW IS I of the year to use HAL AND KIDNEY PIL anteed to help yoi ed. Please rem not help yon refund yc 50c box 3 boxe Pickens Di The S One Doll YOU GET JU Plant food, ammonia and p two tons of 8.88-2-2. The I The list price of 8.88-2-2 is I taining just the same amou one ton of 8-4-4 costing $29. hauling ond in other ways. } charzed with fish. There i cause fish costs more than f decidedly to your advantag 2-2, then we cheerfully owx nothing about it. We makE but we use 8-4-4 on our owr There is no Horn Meal, Meal in our fertilizers. Ou a little Nitrate of Soda. T] stand of cotton by feeding,, from the seed, just at the ti gentle stimulant. This als vigorously when it first con to see his cotton start off i ammoniated with blood, ta fish, the best ammoniates I the best fertilizer put in sa tell you the Anderson gpod. sis. They are better than a more plant food than we ci: of it is available. A farme chances on a fertilizer for a not amount to ten cetnts an crop of cotton a year, and I count on. The crops made speak for our goods. Try e alogsdeof any other good tietedifference in the cri To show the value of fe herewith give you the follo years: in yield of cotton. In states where no ferti craeof 51 per cent. result; Ithe older cotton stat< an increase of 38 per cent it crease of 12 per cent. in yiel tates where fertilizer is use n aereage resulted in an i of cotton. These figures st are gotten up by cotton ext It is reported the cotton be reduced 15 to 20 per cent. ANDERSON PHO! J. R. Vandiver, Pres. Anders W.B.Freeman,A Hetrick H( tfford ideal employment for girls and o wish to learn a trade, and earn good Ioure: Re~gin 6.35 a. mn.. and work ti 1.5 p. mi., and quit at 6,15 p. m., excaep i at mill village on tract of 30 acres. y cents per room per month food pasture. 15 acres with spring brai urnusemnen ts: Baseball diamond adjo - Add Hetriek H( WALHAI CANDIDATES' CARDS. For Congress hereby announce myself a candidate for gress fronm the Tlhird Congres-ional D)istrict st.th t arolin~a, sutbject to theP action of the :r of the D~istrict I:a the itmocratic primar Walhalla. S. c. . For Clerk of Court. bereb~y ainnonne:,e mys~elf a e,,didate for the *cof (lerk oft ''otirt for Pit-kens County feet to the rules of the shntocratic primary ion. 0.S STE WA R T. For County Conmissioner be friends of Sir. G ;. Witht 1:',wen hereby ountce him as a enzdi.!,:: f..r County Comn 'ion.*r. subject to the a: n i of the voters in primary celon. For Cpunty Treasurer. te many friends of Mr. J1. D). A. k. u he. eby ounece him as a ert ':ate for ihe oftie of nty Treasurer sub ject to the action of the rs in the primary ele'ti'n. xe mny frtin ti f M -. J1. P. lhYDE here minouince him ais a candlidate for the of. of Iout ty Tre--urer subject to the 'i of the voter< in the Democratic pri For Solicitor. tereby amnunce myself a candlidate for -itir of the 10th Judicial Circuit and rye to) abide the result of the lienmocratic mary and to support nominees thereof. JNO. 3M. !>.ASIEh. tice of Final Settlement and DIscharge. OTICE is hereby iziven tlhat I wil re application to J. B. Nt-wherry ,Judge of Probate for Pickens nty. in the State of Mouth 'arolina, he 6 day of June 1912, at 11 o'clock he forenoon, or as soon thereafter as application can be heard, for leave inske final settlement of the estate Irs. L. A. Dacus, deceased, and ob discharge as executar of said estate. Arthur Jones, rHE TIME.. .LUM'S BACKACHE LS. They are guar i or money refund ember if they do we cheerfully ur 'noney. 50 Pills s$1.25 lug Com P entinc arA Year ST AS MUCH otash in one ton of 8-4-4 as In st price of 8-4-4 is $29.80 ton. 21.44; two tons $42.88, con nt of ammonia and potash as 30. And then you save in Besides, this 8-44 Is heavily s not much fish in 8.88-2-2 be 1.88-2-2 sells for. If it is not z to buy 8-4-4 instead of 8.88 up that we know absolutely the best 8.88-2-2 put in sacks i farm. nor Aoof Meal, nor Leather r goods are ammoniated witk As helps you to get a good mnd nourishing the first sprou me when the sprout needs a o starts the plant off growing ies up. Every farmer likes - ticely. Our goods are also nkage, cotton seed meal and Ut in fertilizer, and this make ks. Besides, anybody will run far ahead of the analy ye guarantee. We give you arge you for, and every drop r makes a mistake in taking difference in price that does acre. He makes anly one 1e wants g fertilizer he can where our goods were used ome of our goods th's year s you haze bought, and no >ps. That's all we ask. brtilizer in growing cotton we wing statistics for the last 10 lizer is used an acreage in in an increase of 22 per cent us where no fertiliser Is used acreage resulted in an in d of cotton. While In the d an increase of 26 per cent. :rease of 74 per cent in yield eak for themselves. They erts. acreage over the South will PHATE & OIL CO D. S. Vandiver, Mgr. cn, S. C. gt., Pickens,S.C. >siery Mills women; also for boys and young men wages. 11 12 noon. Dinner. 45 minutes. B.ogin t Saturdays, when work stops at noon F. 'ur, five and six room cottages. Iamt weh water. ren -fre.. raing beau.ifu park of thirse~ acres. isiery Mills LA, S. C. Notice of School Election. State of Sou'l C .r'ul.na. C.>uw ty of Pickenis. Whereas, a petition from the free holders and electors of Hampton Dii. tricL. No. 46. has been filed wnih the County oard of Education, asking for a special election to determine whether or 2. 5 r ylvy of 4 mills shall I- on said D'tric t for school purpose-. It appearing to the County Board of Education that the petition meets the requirements of the aw. Therefore, it is ordered that the Trus tees of the :above na .ed Dittrict e' hold an eleasion in said Di2trict st the school housei within Mi4j District ou Saturday. Miay 11tri, ~1912, for the above stated:purpoe. The~ Tsunteeoc of the D~istrict are plereby appoit t -d man agers of iniid el.-ction. Said election to be conducted according to the requir ments of Sect:on 1.208 of the Grea isatutes. By ord--r of C..unty Poard of Eduea, tion. R. T. P'alunm, Sec. & Chmn. 17No. 2. Start Chicks on Pratts Baby Chick Food, and get them safe ly over the danger line, - the first three weeks. It's a wonderful strength giv er and makes success cer tain. 10c, 25c, 50c. IFOLGER, THORNLEY & Co 1912 Almanac and Stock Book FREE 4