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PickeRs Seitillel PICKENS, S. C.: MARCH 27. 1.913 GARY HIOTT MANAGER tred at Pickens Fostomce ad Second Clas Mail Matter e Sentinel is not responsible for the views of its corres pondents. The Foundation of Good Government. Some one has said in sub - -ance that to look at crime and thegeneral lawlessness of our a try and you feel like our government will be overthrown. But when you go into the homes of our people, and at and father.take the old family Bible and read God's word, then as the family kneels in prayer, and God's protecting care is asked to be upon individuals, families. churches, schools, and upon our officers and the govern ment at large, you feel quite - safe; for surely God will hear prayer and preserve our nation. You- v.-think over it, and ill" find this to be true: t nearly all of our law ers were raised in homes out prayer, Of course, etimes you will find law g citizens who were not .ght up by christian parents 4vice versa; but we mean as eral rule what we have led above is true. he Bible and prayer then is hope for the continue tion of government, the foundation society. It would pay even this life for people to do right live right, even if there was hereafter. The way of the nsgressor is hard in this .orld; and in the world to come the transgressor is to be driven out into outer darkness where there is to be wailing and gnash & ing of teeth. & .The advice we would give to rents then would be go to :ave a'rch, carry your children, bhile in to your Bible, learn your ren how to read it, pray >James Edend for your children, and man, spent; s'.em to pray. If all pa-1 in ld do this, i.teyears 6e we woui4 ave a law mng citiz gp. Train up ' ne m .JA.- and. hen heis old he will not depart -herefrom. And the best way the world to teach a child is lay a good example before The'Blue 'Back Speller. A blind man was in Westmin ster one day last week selling othe old Blue Back Speller, and e disposed of them like "hot eaes." The old Blue Back ~peller is one of the very best -school books ever published. -When it was thorougrhly mnas tered in its day it was money wasted to buy first, second and tidreaders for the school chil ~The fables in the back of to taook are inspiring and fur usin ood for thought. If you' 1ucilased a book don't fail to -study it.-Tugaloo Tribune. The Sentinel is giving away old Blue Back Spellers like the blind man was selling. Each *subscriber who pays a year in advance~gets appeller free. We y kYave about 25 left so if you ~~wedone now is the time to get ~'it. Your County 'Paper. The county paper should go i4nto every home in the county.' Some years ago there lived a an in Oconee county, who did te his county paper. One Sav happened to pick up a ycp of the paper which belong to his neighbor, and on look ing over it read a "Notice to Debtors and Creditors" of an es tate that owed his wife more than $100. But for the notice in 4he paper, he would not have known of the winding up of the estate, but he put in his claim and got his money. He also .sbscribed for his county paper e !nd took it until he died. This a a true incident, cd We Have Just Started, 'During the past thirty years, - ~apital invested in the South in 'reased 724.9 per cent. During he same period, the capital of National Banks in the South in - rased 284.8 per cent. Individ ual deposits in National Banks 996.9 per cent, deposits in State anks and Loan and Trust ~omfpnies 749.9 per cent.''-x fact from a recent commumica 'on to the Southern people from .H. Alford of the Southern ension department of the In rational Harvester Co. ~oto our depots, our stores ~ad warehouses and notice the Santount of western corn, weste Renhay and western oats at 'f~hese places. This means that i much mnoney is leaving the county that should remain here. W~e beliQeK this county could 6~e all t rn, oats and hay n :ecessary' home consumP J :on, and this money at ome. Don et that money Soeis mo ed. S hete whrte th.c e hre th Ye hookworm, vamose. That 24-year-old hen of Pleas ant Grove is evidently of the Methuselah variety. Christopher Columbus was married in Gaffney last week. His surname is Green. Ed. McCravy of Pickens, has as much right to run for the United States Senate as any man in the race. He is a man of the people.-Anderson Daily Mail. Right. The spring poetry season is about to open. We think the Greenville Daily Piedmont is going to offer a valuable prize for the best spring poem sub mitted to that paper. An application for citizenship was made last week by one Mandayam Ypralivadibhava karam Tirsunab Acharva, a. native of India. He evidently has a good niemorv to remem ber that name. Mr. McCravey declares that he will continue the fight for compulsory education regardless of what he might do in the sen atorial contest. The state needs more of this kind of men. -Greenwood Journal. Don't be ashamed to be exam ined for the hookworm. !An ex president of the United States had this disease. And if it cost $100 and a trip to the hosoital to get rid of the hookworms, we don't know but what it would become as popular as appendi citis, One of the interesting mem bers of the house of representa tives this year, in the opinion of one of the legislators, is the Hon. Fred Williams of Pickens coun ty. Mr. Williams never failed to raise his voice in opposition or advocacy of any m 'asure that took his fancy. He based all his arguments on the Bible, quoting indiscriminately from the whole of the Scriptures i from Genesis to Revelation. Mr. Williams was the man who resuscitated t h e submerged t committee on federal relations after it had been hidden by a barnacle growth for 24 years. Columbia Record, 4.tivnas~ . Ape the Schoolhouses. We are astonished to hear"3 from ia farmer in one of the * most progressive communitiesc in the South that the principal. of the school in his neighbor- :1 hood has refused to let the Farmers' Unmon meet in the school auditorium. It is a piti fully narrow conception of the ( purpose of a schoolhouse and of I a church building to think that 1 they are made only for the preacher and school teacher.c They are made for all the peoples -not just for two individuals I among the people. Both schools t and churches must become real community centers if education and religion are to triumph ef fectually. The church building should be open to every meeting for zivic, social, or moral betterment; and:2 the schoolhouse, belonging to allc the people, should be open tor any body of citizens for any t purpose whenever it is not in other use. In this enlightened f and democratic age it ought not to be necessary to have such a law, but if it is necessary, then a You have not c The Follov For pu' the Armstrong Pharmacy. Edward L. Ayers. Barr Dry Goods Company. R. L. R. Bentz. Bruce & Doster Drug Cor pany. Bruns McGee Company. Secure from any of the made your last purchase. Chamber of Commerce. 1 R~ememiber the ex< The rest room over for yonur com fort while in ( Iand ha< " bih r of Stiff Joints fortyy tionate band, g Sprains, Bruises e are relie:ed at once by an applica- l. a Lion of Sloan's Linimen. Don't remain: rub, just lay on lightly. last re Sloan's Liniment has done more O roC e %-( C good tdn ana thing I have ever tried on1 Mar, for stiff joints. 1 got nay hand Lurt so badly that I had to stop work r ght in a ppropi the busiest time of the year. I thought at first ta I ould earveto hav I conduCt hand taken off, but I gut a b ttl o L Sioan's Liniment and cure. y had."' I La, C WIxLTON WEE LL., 31erris, $ o a-a Good for Broken Sinews n rela G. G. Josns, Baldwin, L. ,w deceas -'"I used Sloan's Liiiie:, fur br-ken sinews above the knec cap :uised by a and lei fall and to ny great satiesactis childrei able to resulie wuk %: n less that three cide weeks altar the aden'" Carnes, SLOA S derson L MENT acted drew al Abbevi] Fine for Sprain Boise. I MR. HENRY A. VOEtIL, 84 Somerset del', IV St., Plainfield. N. J., writes : - " A friend sprained his ankle so badly ander, that it went black. Hie laughed when et1 I told him that I would have him out in a week. I applied Sloan's Liniment H. Lus1 and in four days he was working and said Sloan's was a right good Lini- Carnes, meat." Anna 2 Price 25c., decease _50C., and $1.00kn n Sloan's Book known on horses, cattle, countle sheep and ~ E 5~fi poultrysentfree. esteems Address The bel Dr. tives he Earl S.of man Sloan sorrow. dent in Viola Boston, Mas ' U.S.A. - - last we under q very state should have a law $10. 'i ;ompelling the committee to going pen the schoolhouse for any county, )ody of citizens requesting it for terrible any lawful assembly.-Pro ressive Farmer. Gossl en to a In Memonam. running On March 10th, 1913, God in [is wisdom saw fit to take from s earthly abode the spirit of F ur friend Gid Roper. Hie had 4 Lfriendly and lovable disposi ion and had many friends who vill sadly miss him. We cannot inderstand all of God's ways ith His people here on earth, Dr. S nd why He has taken this dear IS prey ne fromn us is strange. but we ments an only see through a glass ingred larkly niow but then we shall the di ~now as we are known. And mildly rhile our hearts are filled with ercise adness, we would not have him all thr eprived of the great jov that re feel sure that he is now hav- D ig in that beautiful home of the oul. Yes, Gia has left a very~ weet te-:timony and we hope nud pray that by the grace of 'rod that we may some (lay neet and clasp his hand on that rght shore. To the sorrowing~ wife and Overe bildren, mother, brothers and nessa sters, we extend sincere heart- relief elt sympathy, and commend ing-do ie:n to the Father of all. sea an P. L. B. so mu ----- ency Melton Alexander cer -.- will to The sad news of thi death of housel [elton Alexander, of Pickens so tryi >unty, (Six Mile section) was 'ceived in this section a short Sl ime back. His death occuredP t his home March 6th at 3 p.m. onm grip and the infirmities of'* ge. The deceased wvas in the 3rd year of his age. Mr. Alex-"" nder was a devout christian. KEC FREE RAJEW nly the best mrket i ring is the Pla cash purchases amnol chases of 825.00 or n fares both ways will The Campbell Tile and 3Mantel Glob Company. . 0.M' Carolina H ard ware Company Gree Carpenter Brothers. Hen< ii- Childers-Cely Shoe Company H. lEndel. Hobi G ilreath-Durhamn Company. W. above firms a Chamber of Commerce They will refund your railway fare. 'l be mi-erchant himself will redeem it no elent railroad service Gi he Fourth National Bank, with Matroi ~reenville, Giye .,ale By hm~1dey & Co. I been a consistent mn em the IBptist church for father, a dvtdh enerou ; friend, and serv ountry four years in th tweer the States. The wr: l- owtered to their stin, place in King's eiieterv. near his home, :h 8th, at 11 a. in., after iate funeral services, ed by Rev. Thomas f Seneca, in the presence d concourse of sorrow tives and friends. The I was married twice, tves a wife and eight L. Melton Lusk, Charlie Meiton Alexander, An Alexander, Silas Alex and Rufus Alexander pall bearers. The chil -e: Melton Alexander, k.: Charles Alexanuer, daho; Anderson Alexan lliamston; Rufus Alex hattanooga, Tenn; Silas ler, at home; Mrs. W. c, Salem; Mrs. Charles Cateechee; and Miss .lexander. at home. The I was well and favorably in Oconee and Pickens , where he was highly d by all who knew him. eaved family and rela .ve the deepest sympathy 7 friends in their time of -Little River correspoln Keowee Courier. ted Quarantine Law; Fined $10. .Duke, colored, was con efore Magistrate Porter sk for disposing of cattle uarantine, and was fined he quarantine law is to be enforced in this and the county rid of cattle tick. ps have motor cars beat frazzle when it comes to people (lown. r Women Only mmons Squaw Vine Wine >ared expressly for -the ail of women. It contains lents which act directly on licate female constitution, and pleasantly--yet it ex s a most beneficial effect :ugh the system. RI.SIMMONS [uaw Vie Wine omes weakness, nervous ld irritability. Gives prompt rom the depressing bear wn pains, backaches, nau d irregularities which cause ::h suffering and despond It has a most happy effect. -e strength, renewed hope, ulness and the energy and perform the duties of the old which formerly were rg and distasteful. by Druggists and Dealers rice $1 Per Bottle IMMONS MEDICINE CO. T. LOUIS, MISSOURI 'WEE PHARMACY AY FAR nl upper Sont having y nting to 825. iore one fare e refuindedt u 7at wviii (bove Agreement Has B e Optical Company. .Goodlett. nville Furniture Conmpn3 erson - Ashmore Willi Jompanv. 3- H en derson Company I. Houston & Brother. ow to Oet Rebate Book. H av-e p his is an improvement ~reenviIle 's enille has: 56 1 in conscant attendanct Fo Picken 1 CoL. Cureton Appoint ed Cattle Inspectoi rattle ticks are going to bi driven out of Pickens county ii tie people owning cattle wil only% co-operate with the men r charge of the work. Mr. C. L. Cureton of this place has been appointed cattli inspector for this county. N better man could have beer secured for the place, and hi. appointment makes us confiden1 that this county wil soon be a, free from these pests as an county. The people do not seem tc realize what cattle ticks cos1 them. They cost South Caro lina $1,000,000 every year, Wh' not help save this million dollars Money saved is money earned Can you afford to feed ticks Ticks on your dairy cattle in crease their feed bill and de crease their milk flow. Ticks on your beef cattle in crease their feed bill and dIe crease their weight. Ticks kill more cattle thar all other diseases combined. Ticks close the world's bes market to your cattle. Clemson College veterinar) division and the United State diepartmcnt of agriculture ar (co-operating in eradicating tick from South Carolina, and it it not costing the people ianythine extra. The government is try ing to help the people beconu richer. All that is needed non is for the people to co-operate with these departments. If you want any help or in formation about this subjeci see Mr. Cureton. Mr. Curetor himself has sold oyer $3,50( worth of cattle this year. H< knows how to raise good cattle and he will show and tell you how if you want him to. The Cause of Rheumatism. Stomach trouble, lazy live] and deranged kidneys are th< cause of rheumatism. Get yon stomach, liver, kidneys am bowels in a healthy condition b} taking Electric Bitters, and yo. will not be troubled with th< pains of rheumatism. Charles B. Allen, a school principal, o Sylvania, Ga., who sufferdd in describahletortu re from rheuma tism, liver and stomach troubi and diseased kidneys, writes "All remedies failed until I use( Electric Bitters,but four bottles FILL S That's where dairy pro1le lined with lo'w-averaige milk (er. Feed and labor e should earn a !)ro:ltfya : her do it! pr9/ Aneir nt only increases mil:. p--o nger period. iThe cost i 25c, 50c, $1: "Your Money I - prt WC! Kills and ePel w orm ir Intestia worms fre e Sconditioni. Get rid of them! 1913 Alma Get Pratts Profi SFolger, Thorni Ei TO GRE] h. Carolina in wh our Railway Fan 00 the iRaiway EF will be re-runcled p to (0 miles. Refund Yoi ~en Entered Into by the Followir J. 0. Jones Company. King-Browvning Company. C, F. Lagerholm Company. Lewis Printing Company. Mahon-Tindal Company. Marklev Hardware & Manu facturing Company. Your Railw ay I irchases entered in the book at :n the former plan by which it Splendid Raihu passenger trains dail is maintained I a e Futher Information 0 hamber ot Folger, New They are co train, direct fr< arge shipinienl A complete and large New Dress Goods and Tri The largest and most Pickens county. All the latest things i -Nothing old and shop wor right up to the minute. We haven't the space but if you are from Missot Remember our prices We are always glad to se( Your Folger, Clothing, Shoe, Sole agents for Walk Iron King Stoves, New Hoi ell Wagons and Mitchell A r of this wonderful remedy cured 1 I me completely." Maybe your rheumatic pains come from stomach. liver and kidney trou ' bles, Electric Bitters will give prompt relief. 50c and $1.00. Recommended by. Pickens Drug - CO, Relatives of a newly married couple never interfere-if they haven't any. CANS emnec from. Don't be satis atuto from your dairy ::- rea~ .i Every COW : L \ C wot wnl t. ma~ke < $:t1c . bu't 5ustains it for a :gt, but the results are ti. 25-YL. Pail, $3.53 heck if !t Fails." '- Powder Sall livestock. 50c package. :!y keepK s:ock in "run-down" nac FREE. t-sharing Booklet ey & Company BNILLE A ich to do your trad 3 Refunded. are both ways wil] romn 40 to 50 mile ir Railway g Well Known Greenville Firms: Mauldin Pharmacy. Metts & James. Meyers-Arnold Company. Pe ace Printing Company. Piedmont Shoe Company. Poe Hardware and Supply Company. are Refunded das so on as they total the desir was necessary for the purchaser ray Facilities ly. fromi all directions vs to buy in Greenville Xirite Cornmsrce Thornley_& Co. Spring Goods < *: ming every day, on almost ever )m New York and BaltimOre, mll ,s. assortment of Dry Goods and Notions. mmings, including all the latest styles and fabrice. complete line of Linens and White Goods to be found in n Embroideries, Laces and Dress Trimmings. n and out of style, but everything new and up to date and to enumerate the many attractive lines we are showing, ri we can show you, and all we ask is a look. are always right, and the quality unsurpassed. you, and appreciate your business. r s truly, Thornley &Co s. Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods a Specialty. -Over and Boyden Shoes, Carhart Overalls, Hawes Hats, ne Sewing Machines,Chase City and Babcock Buggies,Mitch .utoniobiles. IWATNT -the public to know that I keep on hand a full stock of GOLDSBORO and CORBIT BUGGIES, OLD HICKORY WAGONS and ALL kirds of FARM ~IMPLEMENTS. I will sell top buggies, open buggies, end springs and side springs. One-horse wagons, two-horse wagons. Every buggy and wagon guaranteed to be just as represented. I sell Meal and Hulls, also 'CAPITOLA FLOUR. I handle High Grade Ferti lizers, in fact Fertilizers of all grades. Mmotto is .a fair deal to everybody. Come and try ma nd be -convinced. I handle coffins, caskets and all burial supplies. K. M. BAKER Norris, S. C. r PICKENS BANK ,~.----~.,-PICKENS, S. C _ ~C APIT A- LU- $5,0 INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS J. McD Bruce, President. I. M. Mauldin. Cashier. TD) RETURN ing, but the added advantage ot be refunded up to 40 miles; for ; for purchases of 850.00 or more Fare: . S, Poole. B . N. Tannahill Company. Pride, Patton & .Tilman. The Baptist Courier Company .eb arterhid j The Johnson Company. sembth & Caritor JM.Waddill & Son. mith& Bisto, IWatkins Dry Goods Compny 3tewart & Merritt. IJames T. Williams Hardware . D. Stradley & Company. Company.I 2. H. Stringer. John H. Williams. ed amount, surrender the book to the firm from which you to surrender the book direct to the Secretary of the 8 on the Interurban, 38 on steanm roads j-Te radin cter of the Piedmont.