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ASTORA * 7ChIldft C~ o t nfItchin'a A-A The Kind You 9lave Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 80 years, has borne the signature et and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" arebut Experikents that trifle with and endanger the health of infants and Children-Experience against Experiment. What Is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Wormis and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Fiatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoa. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of TheKind You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COtPANY. NEW YORK CITY. NOTIGE! - JMy stock of new crisp Spring Goods is now ready for your inspection. I spared no effort in selecting this Stock with a view to 041t.1;ty, Ctyle and Price, I as complete a V::Ils and Notions heretofore, my s shall be the his season, and I - iite goods from ry in Greenville -* nall grades. ;ou fail to look ~prigGoods.bc e buying your A. K. Park, * ~West Enid, Greenville A Number of Good Farms For Sale' Tract No. 1. 10 miles north of Pickens, 141 1-2 acres. Price, $r,ooo. Terms, i, 2 and 3 years. Tract No. 2. 10 miles north of Pickens, near Pumpkin. town. Price, $i ,ooo. Tract No. 3. Contains 64 acres, one mile from court house, * on Liberty road; high state of cultivation; three good houses. Price $65 per acre. Tract No. 4. 34 acres, one mile from court house, on Eas ley road. Easy terms, Bargain at $ioo per acre. Tract No. 5. Two miles east ot court house; 42 acres; good new house, barns, etc. Bargain at $2,500 Tract No. 6. Contains 70 aCres, 5 miles west of court house, at $30 per acre. Terms to suit purchaser. Tract No. 7. 35 acres, one mile south of Six Mile college; high state of cultivation. A bargain at $50 per acre. Tract No. 8. Contains 6o acres, two miles west of Six Mile college, at $45 per acre. Tract No. 9. 6o acres, two milds north of court house; one hail in high staite of cultivation, balance in timber and pasture. $4.5 per acre, 1-3 cash, terms on balance. Tract No. 10. 30 acres, at $35 per acre. Situated on Pumpkintown road, 5 miles from court house. These are only a few ot the desirable farms we have for sale. For further particulars write or call on us. Linwood band & Investment Company Pickens, S. C.' Office at Keowee Bank PICKENS BANK 4' 4ND SU iPLUS$ 55,000 INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS - J. McD Bruce President. 0d hmik (Do 1111 Phey live in style; she has a maid To lace her shoes and hook her waist; Ills bills are always promptly paid, Her cloties exhibit faultless taste; k butler meets you at their door, Their car is big and swift and strongi rhey havo a million, inaybe moro Yet there is something that Is wrong. 4o has a man to trim hi hair Ant fix his bath and rul) him down; ie is not forced to daily bear The strain of tolling hard in town; rhey travel when and where they please. They seldom are at home for long; iVhile others work they live at ease Yot there is something that is wrong. rhey sny it was his wealth that matie lier choose him ftom the willing thronig; Tow sulionly sone honuties fade How often there is soinethiig wrong. He and Byron. "Your poetry reminds me very much )f that of Byron," said the beautiful 'oung woman. The young hard drew himself UP to ils full height, threw back his head. stuck a hand between the second and hird buttons of his Prince Albert coat ind with a satisfaction that lie did lot attempt to conceal replied: "It is very satisfying to hear you iay so--very satisfying, I assure you." "He also began every now line with t capital." Nothing for Him to Brag About. "I didn't see you at Sabbath achool ast Sabbat'h," said the good mnan. "Didn't you ?" replied little Johnny. 'WVell, you needn't think you're so ilamed smart on that account. There vas a wvholc lot more people0 didn't uee inc there, either." A PIcture. ier eyes are like the violet, Hecr cheeks are like the rosa, tnd mnarble never was more w hite Thatn is her shapely pogp -ler figure is the supple kind That artists like to draw,. hut, oh, her voice, alas, is like The filing of a saw. Preposterous. "No," said the matinee idol, "I can tot consent to play this part." "WVhy?" asked the manuager. "It wvill ivo you a gr'and opportunity to ex ilbit Your histrionic powers." 'Put i should have to make uip so lhnt I shouldn't appea-r at all like lmy ielf." H is Boast, "Who gives this woman away?" isked the preacher. "I do," said the father of the heiress wvho was being mar'ried to a titled for ligner, "an~d, more than: that. I'mg giv ng one of the biggest honuses on rec >rd with her.'' Mere SuggestIon. "WXait a year,." she said, "and then tak mo ngain.'' "Ah," he complained, "you arc cruel. t'hat could I (10 in the meantime?" "Well, if you don't mind you miglt to on making love to me." Born for Diplomacy. "Why do you think Charley Tork ngton would be successful in the dip omnatic service?" "Hie always manages to sit between ny chaperon and mec." Poetic. "Oh, Mr. Swayzeleigh is a poet, isn't te?" "Why do you think so?" "I jpst heard him say 'at eventide.' " The Part and the Whole. "A part can't be bigger than the v'holo, you know." "I~very' actor who plays leads thInks 11i1 part can be." Nondescript Fruit. "TIs parsnip doesn't taste just 'ight." "What's that?" "I say thia parsnIp dloesn't taste lust right." "Well, I never saw a lparsnlp that Despondency Is often caused b~y Indigestionl and constipation, and quickly~ disappoar's when Chnimberlain 's Tablets are takenI. For sale by all dealars. Adv. Pickens Wante Quite a good deal ofinterest is being manifested in the proposed imountain highway from And ersonto Lake Toxaway, via Easley and Pickens. Hon. T. 0 J. Mauldin has written letters t concerning the route to the Y chambers of commerce of And erson, Columbia and Charles. o ton and to E. J. Watson, con r missioner of agriculture. We would be glad to haye the opin ions of the people on the pro posed route. Following is a copy of Mr. Mauldin's letter: "Noting the general interest manifested along the general line of the proposed highway c firom Charleston via Columbia and Anderson to Lake Toxaway, . N. C., and other point; of inter est, and because of a siuation, and are Leooming yory much enthused over the possibility of bringing this route from Ander son to Easley and through Pick ens on to Lake 'Toxaway, I beg to subit for your consider ation the suggestion that such a route from Anderson traver sing a country more thickly t t popul a t e d and containing sc en e r y equally as attrac , tive as any other P4ossible route, y giving a route more direct and some fifteen miles shorter than any route heretofore proposed, and giving the advantage of the t selection of one of four possjible routes. "A road from Anderson to t Easloy cal be constructed along the line of the survey of the old, Carolina - Cuimberland Gap & , - Chicago railroad, which route 3 follows a natural ridge and't > practically no water courses are t crossed. A good road is already Sin existence between these two' a points, and from liasley to Pick ena a most excellent road is al ready maintained by the public. From Pickens we already 1 have a most excollent grade by three or m-ore roads to the foot of the mountains, which, witl a little work, can soon be plac 3 ed in the very best condition. B ty one route the distance f-om - Pickens to the foot of! th mo n- t tains at Sunnydlale is approxi t mately ten miles, from thence a through Beasley's Gap. follow - ing the same Carolina-Cumber land Gap & Chicago railroad r survey, near to the residence of Y Lee Stansell in Big Eastatoe cMother of Eighteen Children "'I am the muother- of eighteen children and1 have the paiaso of doing more work than any young woman in my town,'' wr-ites Mrs. C. J. Ear-tin, Boon -Mill, Va. "'I suffer-ed tot five years wvith stomach trouble and~ could not eat as mutch as a bis cuit without suffering. I have taken threi-e bottles of' Chamber~n lain's Tlablets and1 am niow well wvoman and wieigh 16(8 poundms. I can eat anything Iwant to, and as much as I want and feel bettor than I have a t a nv time in ten years. I r-efer to any one . in Boon Mill or vicinity and they will vouch for- what I say." Chamberlain's Tlablets are for sale by all dealers. Adv. HUSBAND RESCUED DESPAIRING WIFE .After Four' Years of Discouraging Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave Up in Despair. Husband Came to Rescue. Catron, Ky.-ln an interesting letter fronm this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock writes as follows: "1 suffered for four years, with womanly troubles, and during this time, I could only sit up for a little while, and could not walk anywhere at all. At times, I would have severe pains In my left side.-, The doctor was called In, and his treat ment relieved me for a while, but I was soon confined to my bed again. After that, nothing seemed to do me any good. I had gotten so weak I could not stand, and I gave up in despair, At last, my husband got me a bottle of Cardui, the woman's tonic, and I comn menced taking It. From the very first dose, I could tell it was helping mec. I can now walk two iles without its tiring me, and anm doing my work." If you are all run down fronm womanly troubles don't give uip in desnair. Try Cardui, he woman's tonic. It has helped Imore than a million women, In its 50 years of wonderful success, and should surely help you, too. Your druggist has sold Cardul for years. He knows what it will do. Ask him. He will recomn mend it. Begin taking Cardui today, Write to: Chattanoogai Medicine Co., Ladles' Advisory ,Dept., Chaicnooga. Tenn., forSpca rea ment fr Women." sent in plain wapper. i1 - The Slit Skirt. Mar-y had a little lamb, You've always heardi, I ween. Now Mary has a little call, As may be plainly seen. --The Rustlem. Pickens Route 6 Dear Editor: Here I con again with very little news. J. E.. Nix and wife have r, turned to their home froi Salem, where they have bee visiting friends and relatives. Miss Inez Lumpkln of Mil Creek, suent a few days la week with her friend, Miss Ma Bell Mauldin, of Norris. Miss Minnie Nix was ti guest of Miss Sarah McCaliste last Tuesday night. Mrs. C. S. Dalton is imlpros ing after a long il'ness. Mrs. S. E. Mauldin and Mis May Bell, of Norris, visite friends and relatives in this sec tion recently. Mis Inez Lumpkin was th guest of her friend, Miss Kat Hunter, last Sunday night. Mr. Claude Hunter and fani ly, visited at Norris recently. Mr. Horton and family o Anderson, visited the family o Mr. J. S. Bowen last week. Mr. kand Mrs. B. F. Mauldii and children of Central, wer< the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. 13 Lumpkin last Thursday. Miss Bess Dalton of Green ville visited home folks las week. Mr. Claud Thomas and wifi were the guests of W. E. Curti and family last Sunday. Guess I had better ring off. Smiles Caught a Bad Cold "Last winter ni son caugh a very bad cold and the way h coughed was something dread ful," writes irs. Sarah E, Dun can, of Tipton Iowa. "W, thought sure he was going inti consumption. We bought jus one bottle of Chamberlain' Cough Remedy and that on bottle stopped his cough an< cured his cold completely.' For sale by all dealers. Ady Good Meeting at Tabor The following letter from th North Pickens circuit appeare< in last week's Southern ChrE ian Advocate: Dear Editor: We have jus closed a glorious meeting her at Tabor Methodist church, cor ducted by Bro. Charlie Andei son. He is a good preach( and we believe he is a wholl consecrated man, full of th Holy Ghost. I believe the pros Pects are now br'ighter for ol Tabor. I don't believe we hai less than fifty conversions witJ] five new members. The hous< was crowded every night and good crowd in day time. I copipienced Sunday night Aug list 17, and closed the 24th Old grudges were thrown away enemies em braced each othm and God got the glory. Yours in faith, Mrs. W. L. Mauldin. Pickens, Aug. 25, o01 --genuine refreshment? Starts quick as the first delicious drop of Pecpsi-Cola mnoistens your tonguo, Lasts long as the fruity, tart juicesi and oils stay in your systemi and mix with your blood. Not so sweet a3 somel others-it stops thirst-doesn't produce morel Ainybodly can drink it and feel better. PEPSI-Cola g~ives you naita-a/refreshment in a perfect.y na:tural way. It's pure. Cools oI) body - wvakes up mind. It isn't medicin - it's pleacure and benefnt all day long! D)o youe drrk Pepsi-Cola? One glass, then a second will pr&ve it is better than themi all. Try it. You're thirsty, NOW! in flotties At Font the Highway valley. thence to Luurel ,jork, thence in the. directioni of Ros. man, N. C., to Lake Toxawy, N.C., ol approximately twenty. eight miles, From the foot of the mountains alo'ng this pro. posed route to Lake Toxaway is already in existence a fairly wo'l graded road which. with a li14le work, could be placed iI Lrood condition. This ioute is Loniderably shorter from And Lrson to Lake Toxawav than ai y possible rout 0 through Wal halla, 9. C. It Is estimated tha. the distance from Anderson to Lake Toxaway along the way sggested can be made in from sixty-one to sixty-three miles. I am11 SatisfiedA that if this imatter ,. ii be properly placed before our11 people at Pickens Alld at Easley, all(I ge.'Ii(rally ilon1g ithe route sIIggestd '(I tli 1'U Pickens county. the 1(OPle wOould readily resom)i in ai( hereto, and if it is possible we vould like to have the oppr unity from the lpronmioors of his onterprise to sliowv the ad 'antage ; herein suggested, Lld aml prompted to say that if lie promlotors w\ill apIOlit ai ug' neer for the purpose of naking this investiuatioi ald urvey, the necessary funds to lefray the expenses of such sur IVY Can be raised hero. "The purpose of this lotter is o bl lng to the attentioni of the Iromfloters wvhat the people ofI his vicinity believe to he the nIost ( practieahl route inl the 'oiisunl11uation of the plrpose if sec1rinig aL highway to the lIhire cointry of Northl Car dila, and to give assurance hat all reasolnable assist"1anice :al he readily had from the loople theiselves, and to atsk, r possible, that, this proposed Outo be given an Opportiunit.y o eat.er the contest s( (Il ws the oad from Anderson to hake 'oxaway is concerned. A oute throuigh this vay wold as1,1s n10ar1 Caesar's Hlead anld atule lRock, wv'here excellent, kotels are already m1a i intlin ed. 411d also Ilear. M.t. Pinnacle, It'herwise known as Bald KIIob he highest oint, inSo nth Iar Ainla. T11he( scenery is unsur ussed, the possible grades ar10 !qial to any iniiunt.ainI roads, nd 1 ai sure that it t he op. poltiilitv should h(3 given these pople, they would miteot it wvith inuick respollse. Buggies and Wagons ore wvith you on your next. W.M. R( 1'irst door belowv printin-g F. W. McLES First Class R S( io .ils Reasona i Aut l'ies, asoline, 0 islody Polish, Auto Soai of' accessOries. If we hi we will get it or it isn't PH.MONES: Omeh TryvAnAdvertiset ICatrrhT jtCo*,, ~~ as mercury wit au'Ir destroy of pneli and'. whole system Wneiv tqrnt deran&e the mucous surfacOM.i u01 arnoleuuh never be used 0,O9Pq presoript on from reputablep e1109the dah they will do Is tn mage1-66godY can Possibly derivet m. l Cata.it Vuro., manufa a Cheney- & ' Co. Toledo. 0.al an ercury. and 'is taken Iternacting Trectly upon the blood and Mu sur !Fej~es or tile system. In bu Ing Hals atarrlh Cure bo stir you g thealr ne It is taken Internally and m n led. Ohio by FJ. Chehey & Co. Teo. tmoniA 13 free. Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle. Take Ial's Family Pi for constipation. Apportionment Form, . We sugge Ist liat every church im the Pickens Association mako their own apportionmn ient for all objects and seId ui) the samo to the niceting of the association. to bo printed with the minutes. The local church is better pre pared to say how much they can try to raise than any com mitftee. Take the following as a form; We the church at - will try to ralso the following alouilits during the next asso vintiomnil year. S t t ....issions ....... ....$25.00 141iign Missions....... 25.00 I loa o Missions................ 20.00 (Orlihann e...--........... 10.00 Old M illistprs................... 10.00 N lin isharial Ed uceItiol...... 5.00 Six Mile Academy........... 10.00 C1ne11n1.ti iiss .1. U..,,. 2.00 Condensed Passenger Schedules Ik-it v. ti Ce ' e-m in.. .\ aami.a a 11141 G w : 'I hursklav . May 1 .1h. 11.1;3 Tiwi iv, I .ve anti (,(ai ve ,mveArriive Tn.No. Tim11d 7 .%)am 4 M0.25. m I,) ) 14:6,11 6 12 20II) I L~isn 8......1.1 0 pma .1 1, I 10 . 55 p Ii m I . ..1.25 p mn -4 (i m |,a 1it.. .....I i m -0.(0 p'-1 12.10 am Tick 'i "Is (I : al . S. & .\. Tei miont 101 Nih' 4I M1i0 Si. E-. T] IWl.)N. (r% n. Al gr ('. A .\ I NI N. n. Pass. Aent. W'~e hiave here( ('veryf.thing I ha t ther~e are' mianyI uslS(I ariclies Ilf vonl ar looking for the. Iatest. no(veltie's at fair L'rices', IH SNIDER. Repaired and Rebuilt I have jus'-t re('ceived a new~ shijt iinnet (of m1aterial for re nai r ing all kinds of vecl es. W'agon andl bug-gy .spikes andi rims1, shafts, cross; hars, 1o b1 lle I ree', finished( hicko( ry axI%, houndat tmnber, wag~on itongues, tires, skeins, etc. I have a well eqiipped and well1 arranged shop and b y i'andling my own ma( rial can nr- ke yout a close pre on your work. iet me fig job. Material and( work bo0th )SEMOND oflice, PICKENS Gar age KEY, Manager epair Work at ble Prices ils, (Grea ses, Spar ik I i ugs, i, llti I TIeri and1 all kinds( aren'l't got. whait you want , nitle. ', 12; t~'Ieiece, 65 . nentin The Sentinel