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The Pickens Sentine PICKENS, S. C. - P U B L-I8H E.11 WEICE K!L FE BRUARY 7, 1918 lintered atl I'Icke" Poue'.):tt ' aas AeC. ll Un t rill Matt1et 1.50 A YiEAk. VARIAItI.Y IN ADVANC (iAl{Y IO'"t'. atnager. "My Co.n' is of Thee, Swoet Lan Liberty." W IIY it.t tuol :lin isitratuir -fM a. III-:N .:v Is abo)w; t i t (ii-. ac ers' hid, s. M4issotitur t' er .,r ;''u needs1 turn ing a (tIl l-.(1h i-.: .. . ',Alt 1' ('t'10 t o ht* dolint tht' "1' - 40. (u ~i'T " 1t' , eInployoes ol thie m uni util panL. a o' gelting raises. TlII-:an inort sobetr tloughtiL inI thc :untr y not tinm t'ver before. W .:I - tI n' i..t. in vestigatinig chin IIIittet will isnto tine Ilard111 ut of the p~acke(rs' trust. Smul.i.: .'a ntre G (a1d ney 1.edlge r. Thash rigl I, 1iX, t.' aop, l 'h untib' a 'more. Iluh? IlIA'T hai ect'Olet of the old time f'ellow wilo t .d t) t., t.-t a curks cre'w on his Ke.'y -iig A suti: ISa not tine oily thing that pint'et.,. I)ti you ever .It in : bench madtie l two ta lots.' l latbI. liI.:A)l.IN Im ap:ir luirg, .1ournal: lIust~ uni alict; Tan:tw-t tt"ra.'i~ by Mrs. rItoftis.'' Sh;ose 1 our tn n. t eru n1U t . ii' wvill litI t ate latoIg itni until :une - ;rohinitionists wilt be adlvuwating the bturnling ut in ~ze .tie~r4 at. tlhe s+take'. Jloil atie 1i11ti a retpttatiotn as i la tieiIt ma, but h ne'ver trit't to "get L'asley' ' iv'r the It'l hot' lite iron I'it'kenas. I' is being repolrtiL that Ilan. Wyatt Aiken w'I II run agitii. IIngr.>sma )oniick tir 't onigress this year. It wotild be an iiitertstinig ra'e. 'IiA'T lai'' sigh you heard was t he K aiser giv itg a tempotrary' sigh f' relie When he learnedl thiat lI. lorid xemtp Ii' there ii anybod~iy wte like~ less thai the G'ermiIan lKaiserI il's tiihe fellow wiho never pay3s any thing he toweii but sitai ini the church choir every Siuinday andu sings ".lesus I aid ItI. All.'' Ai if there it mtyhudy we Itove bttLer th-mt a hatid main who tries to he good a '' a good ,i mian who tries to lbe bea'tt'r. Tlhe TIugailts, Tr'ibuneji , publiishedl at WVestm insiter, has ir t~alleda a typese t tng 'inach ine. Weu ctngratIul ateu i'.daitr Gom - ",'het, but lfnil t, see how hed tan improttv' Ie ize that comeiits hto ouri exc'hiang desist .mdn We'itiinste.r iughit Lio Ib proi of it, 31-:v -:tt,~. years'. ago w.henl an E'nglish ' comet bactk ini 1915r the K~aiser said woVuI( ld ever do for' Charisit Ito comeiig thten as it wovtuldl interfeeu '' wilth Germainy' iplans. Tlhat prophldecy did not comi true, but we prediet that somebody wil come to Germany in 1918 who wil greatly initerfere with the Kaiser' plans. It will he Aimeican solditers. D)1D You Knowa Tlht ,J. P. Carey, Sr., once.~. a'di ted a new: panper at Easle'y? Bacon wasu selling iat ii I-2 tent . piound~ in P'ickens in 188672 J. McD). Bruce.' was*h onte a wardent'i o Easleky? The P'ickens Sentinel used to tauk chickens on subscr'iption?~ Tusi fact That we are Getting bald-headed D~oesn't worry us So much. Being constantly Reindedt~ of it is What Gets our goat. MirE is from Easley town, we het, His name is William Ierayzer, When he speaks of old Kaiser Hill Hie says "'that daminedi old Kaiyser." We're a Deacon Now. Greenville News. One of our causes for thnksgiv ing is that The Pickens Sentineli ed(itedl by so exceflent and warm hearted a fellov as Deacon Gar' ltittt. l TELLS HOW SHE DROVE AWAY DI GESTION TROUBLE Prominent Veterinarian's Wife. Tells of Long Suffering, De spaired of Finding a Cure. B TOOK ACID IRON MINERAL AND IS PRAISING IT NOW "1 had almost despaired of ever be ing relieved of my indigestion trouble,'' writes still another lady who at last found relief, Mrs. Iula Lee Morris, of I'lizabeth City, wife of a well known veterinarian there. Thousands of womnen drag about list less, lacking life and vitality, all be cause their digestion isn't good and they . get no strength from the food and things they eat. To gain relief, read what she says. "1 despaired of being relieved. I suffered a long time, but after hearing so many words of praise favoring Acid . Iron Mineral l 'started taking it and each bottle I took imiprov l my condi tion until I feel perf(ctly airight now and go about my work wi ih so much more pleasure. I was trul v miserable before I took it, but now I recommend it to everybody as it will do S) much good for those troubled with ailments it i' ntenleol to (I re. h'I'h above tribute to this remarkable I highly concentrated product of a really wonderful mineral deposit located in MissiSsippi and sold under the thirty year old A-I - M trade mark proves that people troubled with that draggy, worn, weak rundown feeling due to stomach digestion, blood and uric acid troubles. 'Thousands of people know how it drags them down to feel half sick the whole (lay long and their praise of Acid Iron Mineral proves it builds folks up rapidly again. A dollar bottle can he procured at drug stores. WITH THE BRETHREN 'Spect They Are, Too Anderson )aily Mail. The Pickens Sentinel wonders how the h professional prohibition lecturers will make a living after the country finally got's dry. No; They Are Necessities Spartanburg Journal. Will the order stopping manufactur- I ng industries apply to Pickens county and the Keg Town section of Cherokee I county'. It's Pretty Dry Now, Tho Tugaloo 'Tr'ibune. '1The copy of the Spartanburg Journal ellt to this office was late recently. It wats marked "Missent to Pickens." Even Watson Bell's paper likes to go tseGay Iiott's town. LIVER REGULATOR Rel.eves constipation, si,3 headache and bil II eta'ble. Conir"is no al 'ohol. CauIses no grip ind. Gives satisfactory recsults. L ar'e box, 25c. A dose or two will do. II rCANCER MAED!C!NE Co. I i:,ATT AH OOGA, TE~NN. BYZIAN ,Luziann( l~Rua~~r,.4~n~ii can tell befor, - '2~*~.""Luzianne-sur I ~steaming in thi When ItIt's the cof "V~hen It and you h~anial Pours, ft cup. Rei DD Lu::i:anne C: put up in ti:n. b'reakfas. Il a, get yotiu n:u .** LuzLin! .', Tryit. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars 1tewar for any case of Catarrh that cannot b cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been takei by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty five years, and has become known as th most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall'( Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood -c1 the Mucous sirfaea. expelling the Pot eon from the Blood and healing the dig eased portions. After you have taken flnll's .Catarrl Medicine for a short time you will see a great improvement in your genera health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Mcdi cine at onco and get rid of catarrh. on for testimoniala. free. F. T. CH FNiY & CO.. Tcledo, Ohio. Sold by a.il 1)ruggistS. 7c. 'I'liin Liberty Bell is cracked, but i iasn't got anything on Vatsoxr SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. tate of South Carolina, County of Pickens. In the Court of Common I'las. E. Barton an(f Mrs. Minnie An derson, Plaintiffs. against Irs. Mamie McMahan, Mrs. Netti Wallace, Mrs. Emma Gunter, Mnr Parmelia Barton Collier, Eugeni II. Edwards, W. A. )over, An drew Archer Dover, Mrs. Estell Dover 'rurner*, (wife of Ivy ( Turne , Mrs. Amy D~over' Stepl1 ens, ( "o known as Mrs. II. J1 Stephen..,) Mrs. I~la U. Dover (widow of William I,uther Dovei (leceased,) Clifford lover who i an infant over fourteen vear's o age, to-wit, twenty years of age Eula Hackney (wife of I). I) Hackney,) and who is an infan over fourteen years of age, towit eighteen years of age; Lucile Do ver who is an infant under four teen years of age, to-wit, elever years of age; Amy Dover who i an infant under four.een year: of age, to-wit, nine yCars of age and all and singular the heirs a law, distributees, legatees and deC visees, if any, of Van B. Archer deceased, (who died many year, ago itn Texas or elsewhere am who was a son of Malinda Arch er) , whose names, ages an(1 places of r'esidlence' are unknowvn am cannot be ascertained; and alsc all other persons whomsoever (i: any) whose names, ages, am( places of residence are unknowans anel cannot be ascertained, wh< have, or claim to have, any inter est, legal or equitable, either b purchase or inheritanpe, as heir: at law distributees legatees or de visees, of Malinda Archer, deceas ed, or otherwise, or who have o claim to have any interest, claim en, encumbrance, or other de man(d, whatsoever, in, upon, o (oncerning, the following (de scribed real estate (or the pro ceeds of sale thereof,) irrespect ive of the character thereof an irrespective of how the same may have been acquired, to-wit: Al that certain tract of land contain ing about seventy-six ('7() acres more or less, situate in Easle township, Pickens county. Sout Carolina, on the public road lead ing from Easley, South Carolin to Greenville, South Carolina, an being about one and one-hal (1 b) miles from the towvn of Ea: ley, South Carolina, and adjoin ing lands of estate of E. II. Bai ton, deceased, lands of P'icker Brothers, lands of Glenwood Co ton i ills, and others, and hein the same real estate whereof Mi linda Aricher', forlme'rly of P icker county, South (Carol ina, dlie< seiz/edl and possessed, andl bein the real e'state mentioned and dIi: po(sedl of in the will of the sai Malindla Aricher. dleceasedl. D~efendants. SUMMONS F"OR RELIEF. l'o the dlefendlants abov'e named, b eluding those abov'e described unknown (being all persons de' ig'natedl above as defendaints. You ar'e hereby summoneds and ri lluired~ to answer' the compilaint i this action, wvhich was on the 28t lay of ~January, 1918, filedi in tI ofmce of the Clerk of the Court< Common Pleas for Pickens Co'unt, South Cariiolina, at Pickens, Sout C aroli na, andl which is still oni filei saidl oflice, aind to iaerve a cp youri an swerI to the saidl com plan onl thle subscribers at their oflces Amle rson, South Carolina, wit hi twenty days after the se'rvice her, (If, e'xe'1usive( of' the day of such se vice,; and if you fail to answver tI (om)Iilaint wvithin the tinme afor'egai the ;'laintf~s in this action will mj N~coffee Sand Corn Porne inn-Yum! 'ou see your mammy, Honey, in the coffee and the pone, you Syou taste it that the coffee's e-niuf-by the whifs a-streaming, e aar. .'e-Luzianne'--you remember :r' after it untd you get another '1.i vyou itt :roce'r has it) comes it i')t tomo.rrow morning for y back. >r arom fragrance and snap, ANOTHI RELIABLI Willb + oHE report has beer + of busiuess. but the + and these people w + is hard to believe that the + that we have sold for ti + who have gotten in som + than the old Mitchell. '] + every one will be strictl o higher in price than form + products and they are thi Take the price of the 2 was $55.00, and cottoi one of these wagons. new Mitchell wagon of expect them to be highe wagons, and you will see in price, perhaps, than ot has taught the farmers made today that will we; FOLGEF FO Clothing, Shoe Sole Agents for Walk Ov N ew II ome 'Sewing Machi n adle 1in \mersca. therefnr 0. S. STEWART. (Seal.) ply to the court for the relief de manded ii the complaint. January 28, 1918. SULLIVAN & COOLEY. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. (Ander.pn, S. C.) - Attest: O. S. STEWART. (Seal.) V Clerk of the Court of Common b Pleas for Pickens County, South - Carolina. L. To the defendants above named, in d eluding the absent defendants f, and those above described as un known (being all persons desig - nated above as (lefendants). You will )leawe take notice that the complaint in this action was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Pickens County. South Carolina, at Pickens, SSouth Carolina, on the 28th (lay of January, 1918; that the objects of the action are, briefly, to exclude all personsx from any interest what soever , andl from any claim, lien, encumbrance, or other demand, whatsoever, in, upon, or concerning, the following dlescribed real estate, or the proceeds of sale thereof, to -wit: All that certain tract of land Scontaining about seventy-six (76) acres, miore ori less, situate in Eas Iey township, Pickens county, South ORRIS Put SI I ~ Our Countra Ineedsevrpo Southern farme: 4 and at the same Intelligent:j essary now thai yield its utmost, '"' quantities of fci fertilizers consti , and hasten frui -materials entei Ways give uni' MO WAGON a Soon I Wagon Company are out Le John Deare Wagon Co., e old Mitchell wagon. It ian the old Mitchell wagon om the reports of dealers ;ons, they are even better rized Mitchell wagon, and They of course, will be rnced in price? Take farm 4 they were four years ago. 41 n in 1911 and 1912, which < bale of cotton to pay for < ton brings $165.00. The as $165.00, but you may it 'till we get this car of lipped to Pickens. Higher 4 the long run. Experience ere is not another wagon EY & 00. oods a Specialty Overalls, Iron King Stoves, ell WVagons. No better lines g Clerk of the Court of Common o Pleas for Pickens County, South Carolina. ) To the infant defendants Clifford h Dover, Lucile Dover, and Amy - Dover, and to their mother, Mrs. , Ida B. Dover, the person with f whom they reside; to the infant 3, defendant Eula Hackney and to e her husband I). D. Hackney, the y person with whom she resides; to L, such of the absent or unknown g defendants as are infants, if any - there are, and to the persons with L- whom they reside: You will please take notice that o you are required, within twenty e days after the service hereof, exciu sive of the (day of such service, to s apply for the appointment of a * uardian ad litem to repres:ent said infant dlefendants in the above en otitled action ; and if you fail to mak scaplcation within the aton will procure such appoint S (LI * At Attest; - 0. S. STEWARIT. (Seal.) C. C. C. P. for Pick-ens County, South Carolina. ITY So. OMAHA OKLANoMA CITY TON 1ERY crops. The world ~\ !an furnish, and is er before has the :o serve his Country vration is more nec should be made to e proper class and acres and inferior tic waste. prevent shedding, y the best class of it's why they al S. 0-. ER CAR OP 1 MITCHELl e Shipped u 1 circulated that the Mitchel: y have sold their plant to th ill continue to make the sam y can build a better wagon ti ie past fifteen years, but fr e of these new Mitchell was 'hey are building the standa: y guaranteed to the trade. erly. But what hasn't advai ee and four times as high as l-2 Mitchell two-horse wage was 10c lb., taking a 550 lb 'oday a 550 lb. bale of cot course will not be as high than they are today. Wa the best made vagon'ever si her wagons, but cheaper in of Pickens county that th ar with the Mitchell. Yours truly, ?, THORNL4 s, Hats and Gent's Furnishing G er and G4odnan Shoes, Carhfart ties, Chase City 3uggies, Mitcl , there are nbetht r lines sold. Carolina, on the public road leadin from Easley, South Carolina, t (reenv"ille, South Carolina, and bi iug about one and one-half (1 miles from the town of Easley Sout Carolina, and adjoining lands of e; tate of E. 11. Barton, deceaser lands of Pickens Brothers, lands c Glenwood Cotton Mills, and other, and being the same real estat whereof Malinda Archer, formerl of Piekens county, South Carolin died seized and possessed, and bein the real estate mentioned and di posed of in the will of the said Mt linda Archer, deceased; to procur a construction of the will of th said Malinda Archer, deceased; t j procure a sale of said real estat and a distribution of the proceed of sale thereof among the person entitled t hereto under said will construedl by the court (and to e., cludle all others therefrrom ) andt ascertain and dletermine such pe, sons; and to procure such other an further relief as to the court ma seem just and equitable; and the no personal claim is made againm any of you. January 28th, 1918I . SULLIVAN & COOLEY. Attorneys for Plaintiff: (Anderson, S. C.) A ttest: C. sT. L~OUts 2 MANSAS C MANUFACTUpRR OF AND TAKAcE F HOME'OFFICE DRANCH OFFlI TLANTA WILMrIN( MONTG'Oli e' is calling for bigeger yields- of all md of farm products the South < indsome prices for them. Nov e had such a golden opportunity I time build his own fortune. ~ertilization of every acre in culti, 1 ever before, because each acre This cannot be donle unless th -tihizers are used. Low producing tute an inexcusable an d unpatrio US BRANDS resist leaching tful maturity of the crop. Oni 'imto their manufacture. Th: rersal satisfaction. FOR SALE BY RRIS & COMPANY, PICKENS