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GARY HIOTT, MANAGER En e:_, at Pi ta' rUs.oftee Asi Se-.' The Sentinel is not responsible for the views of its corres pondents. c4'Danger Signal One thi ,tI th t P;ck--n: oii ty needs, .tnd needs bia two or fo r 30:1 iural I to help the 4)i"rs to suppress the wnk i and other misde:eann sonethiug is not dtn than has vei b'een: bition is in . ground, li. in (. Many of rib i i re coming dlisust i' 11 I ,' .c kv traffic in prohibition terri; rv Many of our farmers who a' themselves prohibitioists d have money invested in t ir business are imposed uomn whilk their backs are turned fr on one farm to another, by som. ir violator the law who u i t la and sell his hanId; aml h next few (ays hi l' ,", drunk and sick disunsted with such n and concI-S tiit i t i is a failure, and n: are reap to try son; bh that pi nises reli , when in fact nrirohibition i relief theV Wan it \\ ti' only enforce the law. And if the law needs to be- amended as some claim, let the amendments be made so that the law can be enforced by our officers. Could not our members in the legislature give us some relief along the lines suggested? We want the law that can be en forced and we w-nt ef5-r community to lootk out for : report all violators C . would be a good n. pointed a Nr. Tn'muhy ls hi: secretary. 'This is one tin 8w hope there is no hing in a nvo:. We do not like t be too in. whov th$i Pia :s cC1meowMIt ent is? Just because T>ea f-:id ra~ss other things 'r'n pa's is not .planles dt T' '0-47 to'w tion r6 fery~ n - pinls in t The : 1 it in - We carwm y> hor'e that the strait pensin' hi! to prn ior: the old sol- ill i('ecme aw. The St" *.. n j Card'ina~ is to courw" to the no tionf of: boy ' bra' h , I to -; '** who ca mno tramp ing home to uhd vtheir farms~ all gone down, h rs-s edl stolen1 by the thieves who followed1 in fue wake of the army, arnd some of these old soldiers were one~ a;'-m - ed with one leg. Many of them had to hobble along after the plow on a wooden leg, others with one arm hadl t n a rp 1( tue Iei' \ 1had~ il f..en the othier end around their neck and plowed to make th'ir' crops in this way. It .wvil be an r lasting shame if the miOe 'do 'not djo someth1ing foIhm Our ig hfWOi1F5 ft1 r ii-:a g w It en - r i' 21c ravv's iI I i- no doubt looking to tho tnd The 0od r-ad question is the mi u:esti~n no~w. If Con rs w'ouli only appropriate a - large sum-, then let the state appropi te a good sum, then let ever vmanty issue bonds sn m? r; to :ake good roads. . " iI, would be the great . done for our It be iegislature h 'te f irnm l" conviets out - be a .vise , : : 14 _ r . " w js in to _~ n m m k imsf inmor b , ,;V: in thru the leg.isla That lsmildS Me" Have von ever seen one of he old iie corn mill, -the kind b4 iuse* d before the war w hre' was a long pole rninoi: thi the top of the builin antd the lower end was f venA l in ! stone and turned by 1h grind corn into \ I at. th le corn expo C;iunbia last week : : of an inci u :h41 we hadt heard. .\ carptbaggers had cm ir 1t l: iture in '-.'8 rlina there were a ::: 1:embers of the lm i animost of these negro members were ex slaves ~nd Verv ignorant. The Afric an legislator to which this iicidt nt relates to n. as a re't,. m'entative of a sec tion r:, I w ieh runs the Cum bah and Ashepoo rivers and which t~s hickly settled py h - m,. iits of H ipm .He r ' mills" as h-~f ut only as -M. o be g:inding of corn; a' wh;en a miWembr from Char oneaeand mlade a motion -n y mi!!s on the 'A r 41..o r4- ise oney for some -the4 dtsky delegate t h Cumbahee arose. and *Mje~r sneaiker, I a&gr'es t~on, k; ;' [ knl:7 we'l l("d at least t wemy milis oni de m hahee, and Gad knows how nu<iny cn de .A he'pou. We noticed in a paper last week that'a Missouri legislator had in'roduced a bill to pro hMbit 1i.dies wearing dresses but toned an thec back What this legisloor's obiject was we do not kwnw. We causally men neaLd the fact to Hon. J. E. Boss, whereupon he said, Thai reminds me of a time whl asmkn a speech. The c:omi' was extra large; and a bout ime I had gotten half ihru, a ha by, in t he arms of its mother. began to- cry very vig erously. 'Lady', I asked, very kindly, can't you quiet that Labri 'No sir,' she replied. 'Why can't you? asked ouir dis iinisihed jurist. 'Because', replied the mother, 'my dress buttons in the back'. Where upon Mr. Boggs resumed his s:eech. TRY SOLACE at Our Expense Mr ney la ck for Any Case of Rheumatism, Neuralgia or Hecadache that Solace Fails to Remove 011 eC p' E -I E; DYIs a recent medical dis (*c .4yf thret Ge~rmn'T Scientists ihat dissolves -- id Cr--~ and !'arities the Blood. It Is - y to take, and will not affect the weakest :I ie4elee under the Pure Food and :.: bw to be abolu tely freec from opiates or '-imu dru:: of an de(4. erj tion1. -.14 1 ; i, I pur .s. !ei verty way 474 :.-. - ...........:...r-'y fr l'ri. .teid Tr'u . e s a ":dremove-. th-- root -- ta 1:..:6:.. ,: : e . : 1 p-.ri:ies the TV1F(E am . C ,of:t:'e reek, :are the :e r. - -. ::; :: ..v .-usnuds o*f volun try testi'......:.ini ':ti hc h:tve biee-n rec-iv -l fromn :al. pe .e. %4ob.W has Te-tored t. hat. T . .d:.:i:il letters, -literature andl FRE|-:~0 I~.en uis.n request. V. L.e -ri,. Plesident of tbe First National ;..:: of .hi-. Texas, wrote the Solace Comn --I wan v te~ send a box of Solare to my fathor in4.~ 'fe: hi Tenn., for which I enciose .AThs em v 44as becen used by some friends of :.ie 3se ':- Itzust sa? its tiction was -.ma~~fu- .iged:. R. ?.. Norris.' - . I :2 5 :tw'-4;.0 b o es o SOL"CE REMEDfY CO., Battle Creck, Mich myve Pup 5I(a ND OT ( g> i y is j are relieved a: once by an appuca ton of Sloan's Liniment. Don't tab, just lay on lightly. sloan's Linirert has a n mor good than anything I h.e ever ied for stiff joints. I got r.y ;d hurt so badly that I had to st.p .o. right in the busiest time of the year. I thougnt at first that I would have to ha-oa m hand taken of, bts I got a bottle at Sloan's Liniment and oured my - WILroN WEEEE, riEa Good for Broken Sinews ( G. G. JoNES, Baldwin, L.L, write .: -"I used Sloan's Liniment for broken sinews above the knee cap caused by a fall and to my groat satisfaction was able to resume work in less than three weeks after the accident." SLOAlRS LINIMENT Fhe for Sprain Ma. Houmy A. vozuL, 84 Somerset C St., Plainteld, N. J., writes - " A friend sprained his ankle so badly I that It went black. He laughed when I told him that I would have him out in a week. I applied Sloan'fLiniment and in four days he was workingan said Sloan's was a right good - ment." Price 25c.. S0c., and $1.00 - Sloan's Book 6n horses, cattle, sheep and poultrysentfree. f Address C Dr. Earl S. S Sloan C It C t Boston. Ma. U.S.A. A Bill of Interest to Pickens People The following bill has been introduced in the li a by 1 ripresentative Williams of this 1 this county. A bill to provide a system of overnment for Pickens county. Be it enacted by the General ssembly of' the State of S5outh Carolina: Section 1. At the general lection in the year 1914, one ommissioner from each district, as hereinafter designated, shall be elected by the qualified elec ors, voting in the district, who hall constitute th~e CounItv oard of Commuisioner for ickens countyi wh--n organiz d as hereinafter provided, who hall hold office for two v'ars eginning the lbt day of Jan ary, 1915, and until their suc essors shall have been elected and qualified. Sec. 2. That for the purpose f such election the said county hall be divided into three dis ricts as follows- No. 1. To be omposed of Pumpkintown, Dacusville and Pickens Court ouse townships. N'o. 2. Shall onsist of Easley and Liberty ownships. No. 3. Shall consist f Central, Hurricane and East atoe. Sec. 4. That said commis ioners as soon as practicable fter qualification, shall meet at he courthouse of said county( nd organize by electing one of heir number chairman, and a lerk, not of their number. Said clerk is required to keep. ommissioners' office open dur ng business hours during the ear, probate and file all claims oming to the commissioners' ffice, the custody and care of all papers pertaining to the ffice and keep correct minutes f the proceedings of each meet ng of the commissioners, and hall issue all warrants ordered aid by the commissioners. Sec, 4. That before entering For Loss of Hair We wilH pay for wha you use If Rexail "93" Hair Tonic does not promote the growth of your hair. In all our experiene with hair tonics the one that has done most to gan our confidence is Rexall "3 Hai Tonic. We have such well founded faith in it that we want you to try it at our risk. If it does not satisfy you in every particular, we will pay for what you use to the extent of a 30 day treatment. If Rexall "93" Hair Tonic does not remove dandruff, relieve salpi irritation, stop the hair from falling and promote a new growth of hiair, come back to us and ask us to returni the money you paid fornt, and we will promptly hand it back to you. You don't sign anything, promise any thing, bring anything back, or in any way obligate yourself. Isn-t that fair? would not m'ake such a liberal ofier if we did not truly believe thiat Rerall "093" Hair Tonic will do all we claim for it--that it will do all and more than any other remedy? We have everything there is a de mand for, and are able to judgc the merits of the things we sell. C'us tomers tell us of th.'ir succes. Thr-ro are inore satisfied users of Rcxal "93" hair Tonic than any si::m!ar preparation we sell. - Start a treatment of Rsal! M" Hair Tonic today. If you do, wo believe you will thank us for this advice. T wo size bottl'es, 500 and $1. You can buy Resell."93" Lair Tordo In this community only at our store. PICKENS DRUG Co. South Pickens a y mtor Carolina There is a Rezall Store in nearly every town ad city in the United States. Canad.1 and 3reat Britain. There is a different Rezall lemedy for nearly eve~ ordinary hunn-ill meh especially designd for the particular ill uties -ach of said comm:in rs - l enter into bon.'. urn s: t:"". Lli.l [Lti - See:. 5. T ball j:n he ci;uiiy 1 1l he cou'ly r nates Oi LdOUi.t (rh n ie'twceen adijoinin' renah Sec. 6. That ealch Di-ri .omnissioner shall :a m oVn rol and supervision ,ver ili )Ublic roads. brid 's :. d ferris within his district. Sec. 7. That the Toners shall first, jointly, r erve from the <.:en..ral unr.t v und a sun sufficient .o - i epair the courthoie n:d round. county jil : n'ounds, poor fa rmi: ' ,u":r it illmUttes tlrieof, .- i or i ' ';ai1 and rnmaintl. )1idlg(-: anel rTI:' - mice of the c . ma aption'u~n thi):u.ar a.id fund amn3 (iL e': aid disi t e n i ' i:-c i O niles of ic rI a:i listrict. which man; h ' . >f public roads shall b >m )y estimation by the eunoiis ioners jointly, to be expf)ee.d( mn the public roads an1 b vithin the respective dtL-ic . Sec. 8. The county h: in rang shall be mainaini out of he general fund, a n worked under the :,upvi Ini(iii )f the commissioner of the (i" rict in which it lLy I e \wr ng, ini the same J:t)' ion ' ;:S o t-me as the mile f -oads of the sev' n *i' tand to'ward: each'. vorking cofming +0 '1.-1 ; lct >CCLrm:: m an irId, in! hat case thie' bin )IaI :' shall' york that dis rict wa-? such pecial (ama -s may 'Or un il the same may h rovidced, ho delay lrai : ause shall cause any tuct n rom the time the chain gan.: is 'equired hereby to perform york in any district. Sec. 9 That said comie sioners shall meet in joint ses ion at least once a mont h ia assing on claims, mnakinu'e racts and pui~rchases of man-i'a om ity i or i '*o ;halli -MIe Sec. 10. That to - each commiissione he four hundred and t" !5(0, lollars per annuin. adi alary of their clerk ii be eventy-five (75) olars "~r mnnum. All acts and paris of a.cts in conflicts withi this Act e, and the sanme are hereby -epealed.____ Keowee Courier :Thomas Wyly, a well known citizen of 3conee, was in Walhalla for a short while last Monday having~ :ome up to attend the meeting >f the County Pension Boird mnd to look after other matters >f business. Mr. Wyly for the the present s located in Pickens county, wvhere he will be with his son, wvho resides Central, for some wveeks. He has numerous ~riends here .who are always lad to meet him. Subscribe for The Sen tinel. [DR. SIMMONSI A Palatabmle Mcditino eecially preparezi to relieve 3rd c;ic the disccsts whicb a5:c1 waom This excellent mnedicine is not anly successful in corq~ouer incG pui... ui and prostratir.g na i. attack the femnale generatvL es r but it is exceptic,- : n- to take. The usual riu :.i :te the medicine the more e~~a it is, is reversed in the case of Sqaw Vine Wine. It is one of thep - antest of medicines. The fre .juice of a well ripened sweet oran is not more agreeable. It isin a happy combination of est - compcunded w~th jae _spirits to keep it rean its medicinal effect. P.t mothers, wovrn out ":. - e - c ' of a family an~d fering fromr thaose bearinlgc dow pno whci oa wcoderfull un a .strong, brzgntness to the .: ,.e . the cheeks. Sold by Druggists and Daa~7?; Price $1 Per Rot C.F.SIMMONS MEM CNg 0 ST. LOUIS, M&ssougj t IOI '60N Sole Agents for the c"1 ..a Mitchell Wagon. The most endurable, ligl-test running wagon on the market. You can buy cheaper wagons. but you cannot buy a better one. In buying a wacon. there is but one thing to consider, and that is "quality. We have old nothing but The Mitchell wagon in the past twelve years, and ia .n't a dirsatisfied customer, This record speaks Rar itselt. Buy on.. Mitchell, an you wi!! never own another make. I hive lately received a car, and can give them to you in any size. Yours truly, Folger, Thornley AND COMPANY Clothing, Shoes. Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods a Specialty. S19 agents for Walk-Over and Boyden Shoes, Carhart Overalls, Hawes Hats , Iron King Stoves, New Home Sewing Machines,Chase City and Babcock Buggies,Mitch ell .Wagons and Mitchell Automobiles. Avery A. Stewart. Or the 28th of Jonuary 1913, Mr Avery A. Stewart died in Glenwood at the home of hi: brother. C. R. Stewart, after a on, illness, with tuberculosis, and was carried to Holly Springs 'hurch the next day, where his uurral s:-rvices we'e held by jV. 1. '. miott, in the pros ;~~ i 1 iit a: e he hi bd :t s lai awa," i. heemstrynarb. Mr. . S t "':u v f te'a. b( i t :;u y ears otC; and had spent a tood deal of his tie iii t he west. 1e professet rel1ion a few das ieforg hi death, united with ihe Baptis church at Glen wood and desire' ,ery much to be baptized, bul was never, strong enough. H( seemed very happy and said t< the family that he was saved It was very touching after hE had traveled around so mutt when he felt that the end wa. near he requested his brother t< carry his body to the old churci which he had attended when a boy, and where other loved one: sleep. He leaves an aget father, Capt. W. K. Stewart of Eastatoe, three brothers, viz C. R. Stewart of Glenwood, W M. Stewart of Pickens, R. D Stewart of Dillon, Montana and three sisters, Mrs. Elmira Stansell of Liberty; Mrs. N. D Chapman of Eastatoe and Mrs N. M, Chapman of Easley-. T< all these loved a.nd breaved )nei we offer our sympathy. In Memory of Mrs. Joseph Looper. At no time do we feel so Un equal to our task as when W( attempt to give expwession tc the life character of a deceasef friendl. What ever phlral~tno<, we may use, we can only hope o fali far short of dopict in the al charactr of her. whose life was nade so noble l) those \Vomanly vch uratr(istics. Th)l1.i sh - i de:d, v. she iveth -liveth in th hearts d all who knew her. She rero snted the highest type cI ir ties that ma:ke' huma~nitV romherboom hers to promise: whatever of the best he could conceive, it was her part to be. From her through all the world's clamor, he won his praise, in her through all the world's warfare he found his peace; from her through all their life, beamed his sunshine. As a mother, it was her part to love and be loved. She showe:red a ray of maternal love 'upan her posterit that reflects it self i-i every childs heart. he cheer ished a hope for them that only the noble, the christ an hear ted can conceive of. She early planted in their heart: the seed of devotion, that wher s thoroughly assimilated alsorbs the natural inclinations of humanit y, thus leaving them I more susceptible for the develop ment of christian characters: Then why should we grieye As grieve we do, O'er this departed friend? Is not she now Much happier than you, Who rests in a gloriods land Sne has crossed death's river As cross we must, Before her face fe shall see. Then may we live As noble and just, nUR RA3 is the n lighting device Will not blow out or thumb screws, so that detached. Throws a c1 Extra large red danger s It is equipped with handle, good hand lantern. Strong. At Dl.rs STANDARD (ncorporated ?ewar!:, N. J. WE' 'o Vthre tonsD. of:S Cabbag Fri t'n es~ an ad oroin Wrt orre es nnd i'egetable gi'owinr. Prices on Cabae P1a j 1A~oo~~i Pest o~d5000 to .uOL! pe As Thou woulds't have us be. That when we cross Death's rugged shore, Her face we all shall see. Whose face we-love As of yore, With whom we love to be. A Friend. Notice. The public is requested not to do any work on the ro .. pair any bridges unies ized to do so by a r " the County Board. County Board of C',m!; x. . ers of Pickens County. k NOR + - - Between Greenville, Anderson and Green wood. Trains leave and arrive Greenville, erner "j. Main and Washington Streets. Effective Sun day, January 12, 1913, as follow Leave: No. Time 1-5:55a.m. 8- 7:45 a. m. 5-10. a. m. 7-11:45 a.m. .: 9- 1:45 p. m. " .:L 11- 3:40 p. m. 15- 455 p. in. 17r- 6 :35 p. m 19- 8:10 p.n. C. *21--1:00 p. m. *Saturdays only. Tickets on sale at G. S & A. Terminal Main Street. E. THOMASON, C S. ALLEN, General Manager. Gen. Paas. Agt. For the Road a DRIVING LAMP st compact and efficient for all kinds of vehicles. jar out. Equipped with it is easily attached or ear light 200 feet ahead. ,ignal in back. - and when detached makes a Durable. Will last for years. Eery.where OIL COMPANY r ia New Jesey) Babmrm., M. ATIGFY- CUSTMER ~I3AGZ~' c CZu s' NE <coYGHTE ca~,ita! stockss$-0.c.o 4 in 1558. Now have over twenty thousa:M r~tis~ed4 ibbue plants than all other persons in the Southwer ist please or wesend yourmo -y best. Jlvirnow: o getZ extra early cabbagre, and they are ta ones5 Seed per season Stawber"s' -l.l5 b*.0& COtnnvluale information about frit .ns-By mall Pos'te Paid 4o cents per 200 plaats. in under special rate is verylow: 500 tor SLO; .00 thnusand: 10.000 and over $1.e per th -*.