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'-c.' 'KnTD WEEK'S NEWS STORIES RETOLD Events That Made a Stir Con. densed to a Paragraph. WHAT WASHINGTON IS DOING News of interest That Trickles Prom the White House and the Various Departments-Catalogue of Crime& and Casualties. Washingdton= Reports of United States District Attorneys throughout the country to Attorney-General McReynolds indi cated that there is a cold-storage combine. Secretary Lane announces the with drawal of 67,900,000 acres of land from public entry up to November 30. Attorney General McReynolds' first annual report to Congress said he would oppose any court decree in anti trust cases that did not provide for real dissolution. Second-class postmasters have been ordered to use rural carriers in deliv ering parcel post mail in city limits during holiday rush. * Personal Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and her niece, Margaret, sailed from Colon, for New York. Ex-President Taft, lecturing before the Now York Peace Society, told his audience that any move to akbandon IN WE the Pickens Har above. Yes, we are more time. W - expect to conti time he muake-s apurchas;e sale that is; made in our st mnoiey refunded. * COOK We wishl to call your Guaranzteed Cooking Ste -- Heater-s of all kindcs. it v you b71luy. j FAR1'9 Conmo and let us figu S he et for service for $25.0 hiigh and~ well filled wheels. to mlake some special pr-ices the P.erfection Plow Stock We can save you moneoy oi get repairs for- the Vulcan1 Plows. rac~es, Back Bande Good Hames for 500c. Best reguh~ir price $1.00. Check This Is hunting time. Rifles of all kinds from $1( Builders Supplies of all GlE Our Grocery Stock is S Try a sack of our Flour at Oranges-, apples, note 8 pounds Franklin p 5 pounds best road tec Big size can Luziann< One pound cans 30 cents. Best Sun Dried Appl< Evaporated Peaches i We want to make ad ber when you make a deal hand, NTHONY, 4, PICKENS. HA Whi Ioroe Dot ine would 0*0 it in "serious ccntroverey." Secrett.ry Bryan addreiied the Canadian Society, at pggnionico's, New York City, urging World peace. President WilBfol is opposed to vivi section. General Pittsburgh will have a "Municipal Dhristmas Tree." Mayor Kline forbade tLe use of "ticklers" on New Year's Eve. More than $6,000,000 damage was done by the recent floods in Texas. Senator Hitchcock attacked tih. Democratic secret caucus on the Cur rency bill. The Anti-Vivisection Congress adopted a resolution urging Congress to investigate vivisection. One carload of Argentine beef was received by Armour & Co., at Chi cago. Sheriffs put an end to the rioting in Calumet, Mich., by making 12 ar rests. A shipment of 4,007 lobsters has been made from Maine to the Pacific Coast for transplanting. The Chicago & Alton Railroad has granted a $30,000 annual wage in crease to its 1,200 shop employes. William H. Clarko, a noted organ builder and author, is dead at Read ing Pa. ie was 73 years old. A now steel plant, which will em ploy 1,200 men, will be established at Easton, Pa., at a cost of $2,000,000. "Jack" Geraghty, former chauffeur and now husband of Julia Estelle French, was elected an alderman of Woodburn, Mass. The Bank of Vacherie, La., with a capital of $15,000 and deposits of $40, 000, closed because of unsecured loans. Representative Porter of Pennsyl vania Introduced a bill, proposing a new $4,000,000 postoffice for Pitts burgh. Mrs. Ella Fitgg Young, former..,su PICKE 1ware & Grocery Co. must say than thanikful to state that our nue the'ce les as long as ther< ye'ar. \" 'Y? First, we have of any kind in our store. Sct4 ire and gu arantee everything attention to our line of Cookin >ve from us for StIo.Oo up) to $ iill pay you to see our line of S I IMPLEM r'e with you on Farm Implement 0. Ask any owvner. See our1 he Remnember the Wml. J. Oliver I this time on Tturn Plows. Sav< And Trlllners. Tihey take the gr 1 Your11 roof ine-. We sell it $1.65i Plows at our st ore,' or anything 3 , Best Lone Star Ilames for L~eaither Collars. Leather' and lines, single lineos 14 to 16i teet Ie See the best Single Barrel Sho ~0 up. kind. Locks, knobs, nails, etc. always complete with the best id be convinced of the above. ;, raisins, and all kinds of frtuits raruhted Sugar for $r .oo I and gre.en Coffee for $r.oo Coffe with China tea cup and as 1 0 cents per pound. 2 1-2 cents per pounil. eal with you for your chickens deal with the three aces, then A LEXANDL RDWARE & GI become candidate tor Mnayor of Chi The New York .Board of 10sthuatq appropritted $10,000 to Oid eia hlihways and canal graft inve'tigg tions. George Miller, 12 years old, wai awarded a verdict of $1i,00 Jn -Ney York. for injuries received when' ru over by a horse and wagon. The Postoffice Department decide( to restore magazines and periodicali to mail service In January instead o transporting by fast freight. H. H. Powers, former Congressmai and father of Vermont's Chief Justic is dead at Morrisville, Vt., aged 71 years. The expenses of Boston for the tei months just ended, amount to $17,411, 849, an increase of $964,626-over th< same period last year. The famous mint bed behind th, White House at Washington, has beei destroyed and an evergreen tree pu in its place. Nelson Sharp was electrocuted a Auburn, N. Y., for killing a policemal at Rochester, N. Y., in May 1912. H declared his downfall was due t, drink. Secretary of War Garrison's firs annual report urged the necessity fo a strong militia reserve. Dr. Richard Cowen, of London, d( nied at the Anti-Vivisection Congres that vivisection was an aid to surger3 The Now York, New Haven an IHartford Railroad suspended paa menits to its 21,716 stockholdera afte an unbroken record of more than fort Frank A. Munsey denied the Trea ury Department had shown favoritisi to hin in the absorption of the Unite s&tates Trust Company by the Munse Trust Company. Bring us vOur counltry PrC (ue. We pay highest price fo chickens, eggs, etc. Greg T. Mauidin. ove NS that we ate proud of the Big Sales are on all the is a pea in the dish. Our a satisfied customer every >nd, we stand behind every to be as represented or EOS gr Stoves. You can buy a 28.oo. Also Ranges and toves and Ranges. before BENTS s, Disc Harrows that can't avy nine blade stalk cutters, T1urn Plows. We are going time and trouble by using ound without riding them. per square and up. You can ou need on the farm such as 9?5c, sells $1.00 everywhere. cloth hack Collars for 85c, ngths. t. Guns ever sold for $4.50. [ES Flour that money can buy. for the holiday trade. saucer in each can for $I .uo and eggs. Please rememi youl have a good helping R, . LLEN KOCERY CO. Kansas has 1,200 Duccessful women farmers. Fire caused a loss of $500,000 at Cohoes, N. Y. The rim of Gatun Lake at the Pan ama Canal will be raised to 106 feet above sea level. Senator Jones introduced a bill pro posing a $3,000,000 dry dock at Puget L Sound, Wash. The new charter of Kansas City, I Mo., is likely to provide for a com mission government. f Dr. William B. Craig, was acquitted of the murder of Dr. Helen Knabe, at Indianapolis, on October 23, 1911. The women members of the Wo men's Christian Temperance Union stormed the Capitol to urge the adop 1 tion of a prohibition amendment. Now Jersey Methodist clergymen 3 are striving to secure a pardon for the Rev. George D. Huggins, serving 3 a 30-year term for assaulting a girl. I Senator Gallinger, of New lamp t shire, introduced a bill proposing a new drydock in the Portsmouth, N. t H., Navy Yard at a cost of $1,500,000. Society folk of Indianapolis will pro test against the ordinance requiring 3 the presence of a police matron at all dances after DecemberI 18. t Edward Du Bois, a postal clerk of r Chicago, was sentenced to one year's imprisonment for stealIng ten cents from the mail. s Mayor Kline, of New York City, an nounced he would issue temporary all-night licenses for New Year's Eve to reputable places. r Governor Fletcher, of Vermont, de ' nied a stay in the execution of Arthur Bosworth, sentenced to die on Jan uary 2d for murder. Swift & Co. were fined $500 in New York for returning to cold storage meat that had been once offered for sale. Frank Selzer, a traveling salesman, NV confessed at Cincinuati to taking $500. r from contribution boxes in twenty seven churches. A Land, totalling 900 acres, has been A purchased near East Lyme, Conn., for the Yale-Sheffield Scientific School. Discovery that a large part of the supply of cocaine for New York drug I0 users users comes from Memphis has IT] caused an investigation of the activi ties of a wealthy druggist there. The health authorities at Wheeling, W. Va., declare that Mildred Shilton, 14 years old, Is a "Diphtheria Mary," carrying millions of germs in her sys tem, although she has never been Ill. The House Committee on Post Roads and Postoffices agreed to re- N port favorably the bill, appropriating $100,000 for experiments to carry mail by aeroplane. Miss Matilda Reglin,. a dressmaker of East Orange, N. J., despondent over her $4,000 loas in the failure of the Roseville Trust Company, committed suicide. Dr. C. F. Stokes, United States Navy Surgeon General, recommends the abolition of the order requiring offi cers to walk at least ten miles each month. Mrs. Marie Louise Elkins, of Phila-g delphia, is to receive a Christmas gift of more than $350,000 from the estate of her grandfather, the late WVilliam *ta L. Elkins. i An autopsy revealed that Mrs.n Mackay, widow of the Rev. Dr. Donald -Sage Mackay, who died suddenly in p the Lexington Sanitarium, New York oh City, suffered from heart disease. Ap- *tt pllcation of an anaesthetic killed her. .instantly. Joseph Tinker, the deposed man ager of the Cincinnati Reds and one of the greatest shortstops in baseball, . was sold to the Brooklyn club for $25,000. Hermann has agreed to give $10,000 of the purchase money to Tin ker when he signs a Brooklyn con tract calling for a salary of $7,500. Tom O'Rourke, manager of the Na-h -tional Sporting Club of New York City, has cabled an offer of $10,000 to Carpentier, the French heavyweight champion, to box Porky Flynn in New 'A York on January 29. Hereafter tihe New York and New Cl Jersey League, which had its birth a year ago and enjoyed a successful season, will be operated under a new name, the Eastern League. The National League Baseball Clubs, in session at New York, elect ed Governor Tener, of Pennsylvania, president at a salary of $25,000 a year. == The famous picture "Mona Lisa," stolen from the Louvre in Paris, has been recovered at Florence, Italy. President Menocal, of Cuba, apol ogized for tile arrest and searoh of .three American girls on the arrival -of their steamship in Havana. Customs offlcer-s, at Belfast, Ireland, -seized 200 rifles on a freight steamer from Germany. Germany accepted the Invitation to send warships to tihe Panama Canal opening. King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain have left Paris and returned to their country. IDritish Postmaster Gener-al Samuel refused the enmployes' request for a -16 per cent. wage~ lucrease. C. E. S. Phillips, a scientist of Lon don, proposes to use radium as a . means of propelling ships. More than 250 natives perished in the tornado which swept Sierrej Leone, WVest Africa. An autographed manuscript of Mark Twain's "A Yankee at the Court of King Arthur," was sold at Botheby's, London, for $500. The - Hispano-Americano Bank at Madrid, Spain, has again suspended payment...... See us for special Christmasq cake flour, in packages, 25c. NRY HOWLAND ALK AWVAY Mw TOUBLE :-N: .... . . ..... .. lien it seems as if there never could b any chance for you, lien the way is lost In darkness tha you struggle to pursue, When it seems as if your gains Poorly pay you for your pains id mankind is set against you, havin sworn to do you ill Alhen this feeling weighs you down liso and leave the cheerless town; >u can walk away from trouble, If you will. it across the peaceful meadows and be side the groening slopes iere Is tonic for the weary and a prom ise of new hopes, Every bending blado of grass Does its MIttlo as you pass Inform you of fair prizes that ara worth the v:nnhag s'ill; Every step will make you strong, As your shadovt moves along )u can walk away from trouble if yot will. hy make others share your sadnes; when your hopes have oozed away hy compel them to despise you for the things you do and say? Even in the crowded street Where the restless currents meet iurage waits for him who seeks it pressing on past mart and mill; tep forth from behind the walls Where the shadow thickly falls OU can walk away from trouble if yoa will. MERE OPINION. Revenge is sweet, but alas, It lh mnerally for the other fellow. It would be difficult to make BOmni lople believe champagne mighi sto just as good under any othel Lime. When a man Is sued for breach ol onise ho is likely to find that all d love letter Is worth much more ian the paper It is written on. The man who is afraid to exceet te speed limit never can be a herc his own chauffeur. A worpan begins by nizhina: ". ut Price on Wii I am making a special prici m certainly save you mypney ave cut the price on are all ne iis f ail. I have a full line of me eight shoes, always at the rig See my goods and get my mnftry produce, JOH N W. 1 Pickel NearI3 Come and do you -prepared to give youl go< most anything you may 'v Undeuwear and Shoes. BE RIGHT. We have wish to close out, and wi] on them. Come and buy.I happy and help to make Westnt can't g6 becalla I havd nothing to. wear." Then she gets .clothes and frets because 'she has no chance to wear them. Before they are matried he deems every hour lost that he cannot spend in her company. Afterward when she goes to visit her parents for a month or two he figures that It is just so fuch clear gain. HIS AMBITION. "Are you going to follow in the footsteps of your father?" a a k e d the deacon. "Naw," replied ,little Henry. "My father is a tight rope walker, but I'd rather be a parachute artist." Her Insignificance. ills father. so they say. Was famous in his day What did his mother do? His father helped to stump the state For Grant in 1868 What did his mother do? She merely watched him day and night, She merely kept him headed right, And went on praying that he might Some day be brave and good and great That's all his mother did. His father, it Is said, Possessed a level head What did his mother do? His father was no common clod Intended but to tote a hod What was his mother, though? Oh, sho was merely one who taught Her son that vices must be fought, That sin Is in each evil thought, That-virtues pave the way to God That's all his mother was. Money-Saving Plan. "How can you afford to spend so much money for magazines? You neom to have read them all." "Oh, it doesn't cost so much if you know how. I always go to a store where I can read the whole lot while I am buying one." Too Many to Be Fashionable. "He Is the seventh son of a seventh soil." "Ah, then his peoplo have never been in society." How to Bankrupt the Doctors A prominent, New York phy sician says, "If it were not for the thin stockings and thin sol ed shoes worn by women the doctors would probably be bank rupt." When you contract a cold do not wait for it to devel opo into pneumonia but treat it at once. Chambeilain's Cough Remedy is intended especially for coughs and colds, and has w~on1 a wide reputation by its cures of these diseases. It is most effectual and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all dlealers. adv For S1eMy 2 houses Pickens. You can get them at a bargain. If you mean business write mec for prices anid terms, or make me an offer if you care to. Other property in Pickens at a bargain. Write mec. J. R. Ashmlore, Lisbon, Fla. iter Weight Goods on all heavy winter goods and on these goods. These goods I w and staple stuff, bought by me i's ladles' and children's heavy hit price. 'prices. Highest prices paid for -IENDRICKS is, S. C. T Here !. r trading early. We are >d service. We have al ant in Dry Goods, Notions OUR PRICES SHALL L good many things we I make liberal discounts 4ake yourself and famiiy as happy. Park Greenvlie There t mo Catarrh in th istettlen he country tan all other seesh136 ogether, and until the last foW years was supposed to be incurable. For 4 Irea Iny years doctors Promounood. It local disease and rer bd local remo , and b Constantl faing to cure with looal ence ha r venouped It Incurablo - tr astprove Cat~rrh to be aftnc l tutional disease, ahd therefore re uireg constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca arrh maufactred by r. J. Chonetu ~1~oledo, Ohio, is the oaly Cons ltu. I cure on the market. I a taken In. tonaly In doses fron I0 drops to a toa fpoonful. It acts dir on the blood and mucous surfaces of the sytem. They or One hundred dollars for any ease it o ur. Send for circulars and tes Address: P. . OHDNDY a CO., To 0 Sold by Dirumists, 7-e. Take flals Famnil~y Plls fow'contipation. * ~ ~ .R a --~~ THE VERY HE \RT QOF VCHIR I-TIM AS. lies in lie spirit behind our grcetiig and t he1 1 oiadghtfuinFas wo put inta chO(siing Chrisim is gifta. If you really want to) make someb-s1iv happoy, you can hnrdly do bettvr lith to sleOLsome a ticle from our holiny stock of I :E.\UTIFUL JEWELRkY. There ate artile a of u ility here ah: t will pirase men, a-d mytr,d( of dninty ornaments that will delight womn.(') H SNIDER. coiL -genuine refreshment! Starts quick as the first delicious drop of Pepsi-Cola moistens your tongue. Lasts lpng as the fruity, tart juices and oils stay in your syste::u and mix with your blood. Not so sweet as some others--it stops thirst-doesn't produce more! Anybody can drink it and feel better. PEPSI-Cola gives you niaturc! refreshment in a perfectly niatura~l wa. It's pure. Cools cff body - wakes up mind. It irn't medicine - it's plearure and benefit all day lonel Do you drir.k Pepsi-Cola? One glass, then a second will prove it is bettor than them all. Try it. You're thirsty, NOWI In Blottloa At - Funt CONDENSED PASSENGER SCHEDULES. Between Anderson, Greenwood, Greenville and Greer, S. C., Effee tive Sunday December 7th, 1913. Trains leave and arrive corner Main and Washington Streets. .Leave Arrive No. Time No. Time 1 6:00 am 2 8:10am 8 7:60 am 4 10:10 am 5 10:00 am o 12:25 pm 7 11:40 am 8 1:10 pm 9 1:45 pm 10 3:55 pm 11 4:25 pm 12 6:836pm 15 7:30 pm 16 9:40 pm Between Greenville and Greer, No Time ~ . TIme 70 8:20 hWm . 7 :40 nm 72 10:15 am 78 9:55 am 74 12:80 pm 75 11:40 am 76 1:50 pn. 77 1:45 pm 78 8:86 pm '-f 79 3:15 pm 80 8:20 pm 81,~ 4:55 pm Tickets on sale G. 5. & A.Trai nal, 104 North Main Street. y C. S. ALLEN, Gen'1 Pass. Agent.