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The Pickens Sentinel PICKENS, S. C.t IHURSDAY. OCT., 17 1912 GARY Hrorr, MANAGER AND LESSEE ADVERTISING R ATES: - Legal Notices first insertion per inch $1.(0 For each subsequent " commercial and other advertising for three months or longer will be made at reduce rates and prices can be had on application. We are not resporsible for the views of our correspondents. En ered 9q Pickens Fustomce u Second Cia Kail Matter Pickens is a good place to do your fall trading. We Decline Without Thanks --We-are in receipt of a letter 1te.State secretary of the i party in th Ilh t t, inviting us to join with th new party. They call it the iv white man's party." We had rather help the Democratic, the real white man's party. without Day than to get pay for helping Mr, Roosevelt, the man who took so much pleasure in ap pointing negroes to office in this and other Southern States while he was president. The secretary also asks us to furnish him with a copy of our mailing list. Our mailing list is not for sale. We do not be lieve our subscribers would like for us to send their names around promiscously over the country. But we wish to be fair with our subscribers, and those who may wish some of the Bull Moose literature may write to W. P. Beard, secretary, Columbia, S. C. Notice of Election. In this issue will be found Notice of the General Election to be held on the 5th of Novem ber for State officers and for Presidential Electors. It is re ported that the Bull Moose party headed by former President Roosevelt will put out an elect or'al ticket in this State. It will bse noted that there are several am n ients to the constitution to be voted on at this election rmost of which effects only cer tain communities, The one which should interest the neo ple of the whole State is the one providing for the issuance of one million dollars in bonds for the improvement of the State Hospital. For several years the 6 hospital has been over crowded and it is proposed to buy land and, put up adequate buildings to accomodate the unfortunates in a better manner than hereto fore. Rules governing the election and names of managers will be found in the notice also hours at which the polls will be open. Health Flint. Don't learn to be an aviator. Wilson Sta Will Y< Woodrow Wilson is a vastly di practical political life.* Woodrow Wilson is not amo - characters, who believe-that the end The candidate of the progre: "anything ,o win," but he insists on Woodrow Wilson proposes to "Clean hands or no fight" is V No T Not a dollar of questionable m The Democratic National Cor And the corrupting influences ment with bribes of ill-gotten gains, F They have gone to the enemy, the "Interests" are using all their pc This makes it your fight. What the The people have constantly ma Such is only the case insofar as representatives they, by mistake, elec The actual money power of th The Progressive People of the and destroy their financial power. So Woodrow Wilson and his practical method for the Progressive The Pec This year a popular president The Woodrow Wilson Camnpa of the country. The bills of the Democratic but with the individual dollars of th willing to help Wilson as he wants t< 7Money thus needed is not spent Interests are disbursed But we have to tell the voters of * We have to sell them what he stands fc means that to hbld up our end we will t - .This means that every man or wo Let the supporters of Wilson heli Let the Progressive Votcrs battle We SoliCit Popular S Of course, jou can-and you arc * Practically every voter can affor many can give $5. And there are lots a These are the kind of contributi And we will be proud to receivef from every man who has a dollar to gim This year the man with the dol lai If you know many Wilson men, get theothers to join you with their sub Then send your list with the m< Committee, 900 Michigan Avenue, Chic No loyal Wilson man can do mnori How to Contribute to the Campaign Fund Sign the Coupon opposite and fill in ti - Then -attach your money to this Coupon and address given on the Coupon. Isene aD checks, money orders and addre to C.R. Crane. Vice Chairman. Finance Com era. .ejio'a..maitee. 900 Miichigan Avenlue, Ch Then write~ letter to this paper giving hluor, ou d sen elecur resns yo t Wilyo youd e beitied as dwiitofh conti waeipo. hadsly ithgahed Wili conth ra youp. haom leltbh n aoe.nl worty eno - you. YourlP'tCr~lk h pim?tl~" n~htb~ r-flCOU - ~. Do ever' ~ '-~'u c:::~' V :'~i Wison ~mpaIKfl Luc d.. Ia~m.~ ~. ...~ ~ ~ work o~,arnrY. Who was it said "Good aic ings in Pickens"! Pickens county ought to h.3 two Thanksgivin 1dvs ove year instead of one. No prisoners in count y jail 125 bushels of corn on acre of Pickens county laml. Roads being nmade better the time. S14,000 church buildings bei built and dedicated. According to government perts. best long.staple cotton the United States. But, pshaw, we could fill the paper mentioning the g< things we have. We have save some room for other thin God bless the women. I we do wish they wouldn't w, such big hats to dedication E vices. If this had been a good c< year reckon how much c< that Gilstrap boy would h made on one acre? Mr. Roosevelt says, "We stf at Armageddon and we ha for the Lord," First time knew Teddy was a lord. The Greenville News advi its readers to buy at home. i still it runs big advertiseme for mail order whiskey hou A revised list prepared by State department of agriculta shows that there will be ovei county fairs in South Carol this year, Many Greeks who have b in America for some time leaving for their old homes o the ocean to fight for their col try against Turkey in the I which has just begun. Eii Greeks from Anderson a about twelve from Greenv are on their way to join army and tight for their nat land. As most of our subscrilt know, laws of the United Sta forbids us sending The Senti to anyone for a longer per than one year on time, would be glad if all our s scribers who are behind w the paper would pay up renew. You know it takes I of money to run a paper. W] a dollar seems like a very srr amount, you must remem thtwe have a great me subscribers and all these sn accounts added together ma quite a sum. nds For a yu Stand E iferent order of man than you find g the great majority of politicians justifies the means, who are honest ;sive vwters of the country notc plain old fashioned honesty in every win on the merits of his candidacy lilson' s ultimatum to his supporters ainted Money For ney will be spent to elect Woodroi imittee is heart and soul in accord i with no political faith, casting abc ave despaired of reaching Wilson whoever that enemy may be. It 'litioal funds to defeat Wilson. American People Ne4 de the mistake of believing that thi, the People fail to get together and t to office. People is still greater than that of country, if they get together, can managers believe that not only is People of she country to supply the pe to Fight With THE is to be elected with the People' n Fund is to be collected from th< ~ational Committee are to be paid, earnest, eager voters who desire be helped. in improper ways or in any manner si: the country about Woodrow Wilson. . W\e hav eo point Out to them thei e obli ged te end as much money as1 an who believes in Wilson should be us to spread the Wilson gospel to the this year with their pocketbooks as we ubscrptions-Can Yo glad to support the cause in this way. d to give S1 to aid the WVilson Camj d lots of progressive voters who will1 ons we want. omn thousands, who can only afford $1 must defeat the government traducer Get Club Subscriptions if you work among many Wilson men ciptions. ney to C. R. Crane, Vice Chairman, ago, Illinois. than this to assure Wilson's victory a Wilson Woodros LO atount you give. R RAE Ve mal today to the T. u21 aam se a becontributithe nittee. Democratic ofte onty bive Woorow Nae.... :ed States. In this r. A souvenir Re- drss... ning, will be sent t~, aging your friends. RFD... mdihin O a endovrsi tedp k- The nerchants of Pickens lia e tfilled their stores with noew' Cioods f'r the fall and wintcr tradet. n , 'v hl i lli ot :li ( bouhto lia- e - icks :and h:l'v vnOw godis to otfor you at hi all which will :1inaw,;i to the t1111 1f1tis conuit v Thel 4,oc'k- 14 t' i flloin' rtcle' t a1 - Co me mo ot'hkns i look byr the stAocks4. vonl canl Aet, thet M;mO oif 111 (1e t'nterprisilig mler chmn wh looking ovefr the idv rtisnments i The Sentinel. all' South Caroi na O CThe followin article was writteu some months ago by a man who should be hung for it and printed in a western paper. Listen to what he says: South Carolina is a state of perpetual irritation, situated up between Georgia and North >od Carolina and somewhere be to tween the Revolution and Civi cs. War, It is the fightingist stat( in the Union, and is the un 3ut safestspot between the Atlanti ear and the Pacific in which to dis er- cuss the emancipation procla amation or to edit a newspape with a trenchant pen, >rn South Carolina is about a -n big as the front yard of a Texa tve cattleking, It contains 30,00( squaremiles, is shaped like five cent cut of pie and ha tmd 1,500,000 people, including re ttle publicans, Chines and Indian we not taxed. "The populhation i. almost equally divided betweer awhites and negroes. but on ases white Carolinian when h Iut gnashes his teeth and draws hi nts breath with a low hissing soun esr can make 100 colored resident.i go away in search of rest and C tchange of climate without wai the t are, ing for the next train. 20 South Carolina was setle ina about 250 yeais ago, but has re mained unsettled ever since It has always been noted for it ,en nervous disposition and willing ars taes ol hingsu and gomith neivercsons admocains.Traio iht time in 1thei opedltoherv mde Warey scedingt waina. pro ih GeeaIainso aete the too lie urariuslicant with alpideee sneeouhCr briaics shaen Lee n Chares ton quae tatebu helpd n th<e evolattime.u traendt amn tke rans of thinygooad men hom nd bineJacson's otherieistmation .iod an omial or6 piticalpene.hCv Wnyes not beeeing th trn po deail- his campaoin.Laerien and platorso Snoat all. sitee ilthoh the utry.iu eslswt allh thie nievewsc.SuhCr ber hina caans.ae ya at ks amtte fcmo nweg thattie iamonteyridden nation.odmni the busiessmn tews sial iny an comerl horuptiag sene itl thes ony lieveineth dctrie most Wdetiow isnCpaignFnd Wilon rnanfieothPrgesve Wilson. no ith te didate's ofews. trets >uta to twayin wohdich the fnds gofve We hav t capageter was.ha oe isamate planks on knatorm.edge this hos wo Kosws wopiing e to contr o th ause. es bu and theirbllots.CrutngIfune in Ah ongrea my can gie mosA ret eWeagrtow Widont frompaign toud. wot spend this thousands.o h ntrss cleadn, lfitcith yovernamen and wo and Weiace Commtee, themocati eatdonal thpollsn iln in hipatormeAlrhi womigtocrbte,80 tohia Av. hicaoIe. unfo Giee Fof t $ ntdStte n to t$20? ha >aignd. untrmed, mand cbat onog e b thgea ->e ag to donate fro m $0 themof $2. ,oy Wison CJlampigFn .nfrPeieto h ntdState... .and.tothe.ed.tha ebhney nrmeead biae onn u h And Cain said unto the Lord. My punist Out from the desert pl Into a'land whose Whose people noted no Upon his hands-t change; And they saw not the The mark that hel Yet Cain said: "Sure For by these signs know." He fled again; he stun That led him throz where; Yet at his side still ste That he had shape, He found a spot beside Where man was nc And thinking from tha He whispered it thi And then it seemed tho Caught up his whi4 them tongue, And winds rushed on J Until through all t Then back he sped in Led by his guilt ar And though he though He stood alone am We have our desertpl And whisper all th clain The hope, the faith, th wide We hear the echoe Aye, each of us oft-tin And marvel that n, The guilty red that bL The guilty red thal rice and sweet potatoes a supplIes turpentine and rosin the world at large. It begins the Atlantic ocean in a mod way ab~out G feet below hi water andi for many milis landl is so moist that the far ers keep their life belts har on their wagons, It has mr fine old towns, full of polite a Schiyalrous citizens, but1 population peters out in i western mountains, wherei A Distinction YO0U may not ~ It takes a goc but if there is abseyou pay for all abeto see the diff similar appearance you buy from a rep the difference in qt I HC Oil and cost more than sor more carefull- mn tested. Skilulc better workmianshi; and more thoroug run. Given equal less pe.r year of ser' you can buy. Ifa the work it will d< running the grindst siage cutter, rep separator, churn, vs it will pay for its, money and labor sa I H C engines a horizontal, vertic; stationary, portablc operate on gas, gaso I'tillate or alcohol,i Kerosene-gasoline 45-H P. The I H-C local legues and full info> International Harve Columbia IH C . The purpose of of charge to all, theL on better farming. tionis concerning so -gaxion, fertilizers. et anid send them to I Bpiilding, Chicago, T. ent Is greaw c than I ca bear."- Cenesis i.. 1. aces wandered Cain, people all were strange, i the crimson stain ie red that would not mark that seared his brow, F a lasting, livid glow, one will smite me now, the watching world must bled down the path rgh and to he knew not rdked the shade of wrath d and placed forever there. the sullen sea it, and man had never been t shadow to be free e story of his sin xt earth and sea and air ;pered word and gave iis grievous speech to bear he world it had been flung* travail and in fear, td by his guilt pursued t all other men must hear, idst the multitude. aces where we hide e things that we have e trust-then far and d shout that we are Cain. ies in fear must bow one other understands zzes on his brow, clings upon his hands. ,by W. G. Chapman.) nd( people eait clay instead of ice to) cream and lobster and empty at the hook worms out of their est Sunday shoes by pounding the hsoles with a stick. There are in. three religions in the State mProtestant, Catholic and the lstates rights. Between the ny Savannah and the Pedee iivers, ml John C. Calhoun is still the hegreatest man in the world and hehistory closes in 1865. :he1 :he ISubscribe for the Sentinel. With a Difference Iways get what you pay for. d judge of values to do that, one sure rule in business it you get. You may not be ~ernce between engines of at different prices, but if utable firm you may bc sure ialitv is there. I Gasoline Engines rc others because they are ide, and more thoroughly lesigning, better material, h testing, tell in the long care an I H C engine costs ricc than any other engine n I H C engine is given all ,, pumping, sawing wood, one, feed grinder, hay press, :ir shop machines, cream I ashing machine, etc., etc., lf in a very short time in ved. re made in every style l, air and wrater-cooled, and mounted on skids, to line, kerosene, naphtha, dis n sizes from 1 to 50 H. P. tractors, 12, 15, 20, 25 and dealer will give you cata :ration, or write ster Company of America icorporated) .. Service Bureau this Bureau is to furnish, free ._. best information obtainable If you have any worthy ques ils. crops, land drainage. irrl c.. make your inauiries specific -1 C Service Bureau. Harvester Folger, "INTE LINE OF FALL AND I DISPLAY Al Opening every day. They show the largest a AH Wool S We take your measure. Let us take your measu We guiarantee satisfacti mon1er re(flundedl. FOLGE Al Clothing, Shoes Sole agents for Walk Iron King Stoves, New Hon ell Wagons and Mitchell Al WATCH BA CELETS' are among the newest novelties; to which fashionable womn I are giving their approyal. If I y.da admire dainty ornaments and up-to-date designs in ATTRACTIVE JEWELRY it-will pay you ,not only to watch bracelets, but to give your attention to our display of other articles. Some new trinkets are here that were designed especially for mnen's use. So we invite gentlemen as well as ladies to see our display. Hi SNIDER. IBaby Chicks. SStart the youngsters on Pratts Baby Chick Food. Ttste only way to grow good chicks-to make the greatest nuimber develop into strong. healthy Jmoney-nm ikers. 10Oc., 25c., 50c. FOLGER, THORNLEY & Co Kill Lice. You can positively de stroy all chicken lirIe and vermin with Pratts Liq Suid Lice Killer. Increase0 Jyour poultry profits this season lby using Pratts guaranteed like killer. a :35c a quart: $1.00 a gal. IPICKENS DRUG CO. FOR SALE. Buy a Good Farm or a Timber Tract in South Georgia. Write to-day for my botoklet (4 'one hundred Farms andl Tnnbfer Tracis for sale." in the banner count.-es (4 Thiomas. Brooks. Grady, Decatur and .Mitchell. Large tracts. small tratt, improved .r unimprl)oved, fine leve sandyi loamn andi red1 pebbly land with re-h elay sub~soi1. labor abuindint, b~est rds in G.eorgi. best cotton lands in thee~ South. gi nd neigh borhoods. schools5 a nd churebe s. pure free stone and artesiatn wat'-r. plenty hog and hominy, saw mil!. tim' her, turpentine locatior's, cut over 1:6 colonization lands, tine stock raising s.-ction, city property paying in 1,-r. cent. and over. Write me what you want and ! will answer by e'arly nudl deserib ing t he propert: which youj wan t. Yours to s"erv". o10 Thomiasville. G.'orgia. Send us your Job Work. Thornley Sole Agents For - RNATIO1 TAILOR MADE CLO VINTER SAMPLES ' OUR STORE. SI ssortment of patterns of any tailoring h< 'ults $12.50 t( therebv saving you extra expense of a tr re for a winter Suit. or overcoat. on. and a perfect fit, or the garment i! Yours truly, R, THOR ID COMPANY ,Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods a Dver and Boyden Shoes, Carhart Ov< e Sewing Machines,Chase City and Fa itomobiles. MOLES AND "Molesi fo the removal of MOLES and V and leaving neither scar nor marl Swe sold your grandmother, and]I ance upon the market, carried ti: Sment of man and woman. MOLESOFF was the best in pioi Stoday, Our long experience pr< aetter~s from persons we all1 much valuable imiormation in at: free u pon request. S If you have trouble in getting M to the undersigned. $100 in gold wvill be paiu the pers picture bei ore and after using Mol \be accepted by us, and used for a Smillion people will see your pictur ugiy growth on your person. {(. FLORIDA DISTRIBUTING ( Pensacola, Fl Pickens Railorad{ TIME TABLE 15 SUPEREDES TIME TAB] EFFECTIVE JUNE 15 No. 1 No. 3;No. 5 STATIO S Mix'd Mix'd~ Mix'd A. M.IA. M. P. M. Lvx. A 7.30 ICO 3-15 PICKENS 7.35 I1-0 3.,~20 *mak;1sos 7.45 11-15 3-3Q *P:I\!)oN 8.oo1 -3u 3-45 EASLEY Ar. L a I a Stations-No A genits. No. 1 connlects with Son No. 8 connecCts wvith Soni No. 3 c'onnlects with SOLI No. 8 connets with Sou No. .1 connects with Soir No. 4 connects with Sow No..7eonnec'ts with Son . CROPS ARE m~d money- scarce. Better let me re Nagon. I can save you some money :his fall. Come in and let me figure< you a close price, to cornpete with the ind me next dloor to the printing offi< oon or late. W. M. ROSE k~94 0 4AL" THES - NOW ON 1E THEM )use in the world. 40.00 aeling sa4esman ,ours. and your IEY > Specialty. >ralls. Hawes Hats, beock Buggies,Mitch WARTS TARTS wfthout pain e is the same remedy las. smece its appear e unaulmous endorse3 teer days, is the best >tects you. We guar snowv, together with tractive booklet, sent olesoff, send $1 direct on sending us their esoff. the pictures to alvertising Molesoff. A e with and without a |0., Dept. B 194 a Company, Fo 12. E No. 11. th, 191 No. 2 No. 4 No. 6 M ix'd Mix'd Mix'd r. A. M. P. M. P. M. 9.10 1.50~ 4.35 9.05 1.45 4.30 8.55 I-35 4.20 8-5 I-130 4.15 *8.45 1.25 4.1o 8.40 1.20 4.05 thern No. 42 thern No. :39 ther~n No. 39 thern No. 12 thern No. 12 :hern No. 39 thernu No. 11 n1 apjply to. T. TAYLOR, ner~al Manager. SHORT pair that old buggy or, on buying a new one >n your job. I will make :hard times Yo will MiOND