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^ ' ' N(X26^ I I TO THE FORE. The Cateechee Man Waked Up. Some Good Stuff Dished up For The Readers. A Melange of Happenings. A ? l _ 1 r ...... i ... _ i Aiior n Hiionuu or several weens, your pencil pusher from Oatoecheo will endeavor to lot the many read' 5^ * eis of The Sentinol-Jourmil hen/ from this side again. / It is business before pleas/'o now willi everybody, consequently news items are tciiKw, / Farmers aro nbout th/ngh gathering their crops, and a/wing a 11. > _..i .. c *i. . i-i wuuiib IH tiif) iuu?ji 4)i tiiij u;y. Judging from the amount. of fwrtilizorH being hauled, here is going to bo plenty of wlyat a">\vn this full. The advancV in (lour has got everybody sciirJi, and it in well thoy aro. I The writer well remembers when Hour was tvvelvo doling a barrel, and hie brother woulfhaul bark all day in a wheelbarriy on Saturday to got our inotherto bako an old fashioned oven ofjood brown | biscuits on Sunday n>rning. Oh my, how I did enjoy te swootoned eofl'eo and brown l>is<tits after iny brother had workedall day tho Saturday beforn to ^y for them. Well, it was a caj of "me and ]*otsy killed the bef." Hold on to yoi eotton, boyn, don't got seared, is bound to go highor. She >11 sou the 15 cent mark befomhe wind blows lifteen days in coming ,\h the writer is signed every day now where there a cut ton market, it is amusinAO see \vhnt \\'o sen. Lot tbo vrd go out tli.it in gjpitfft >wfi, ufici yon can 8tr<? 8ee 1110 poor folio/(faruiev coming in u trot witl/'?m t'vfo three baled on I oiio/l^b wocf'i <ixlo wagon | hin/a tnulo lioreo that looks Jik/i pair ol iltinjr frames. Jiless ye*' sou 1, tl^ rim tho poor thing H(/i?i'cl dow/'ll to g'it t.j maikot tj>v givo p'y swoonoy. Well, tJey are etfuble in tfio cotton 1 T ,, Tiyor 8 HigiM"? ? iw^ivuh 11i uou h ji\rht, for t' know any betier. / Tliero bfeOn Hovcral mar/ riages ar1^ tht-y nay, I>ut tlio writer ha oven smelt ol a picco of <,tater,8tnr('. spying nothing about th!''<:'?"8 taste of cako. Pork ms to ^'k'ging l bono dayH ;r0 '8 a poumlor ly1 iug in-ertain man's corn field, near t place with a bullet holo in its'- owner r?funes to touchan(l tlio man that owns, ()I. rr cultivated field, won't toned consequently Magistrate lio\v* of Coi.tral, has count in j0,. third man, and <'ongtublo l)tl.or the fourth, and J guepH j|,e?le shooting match will vuit Pl,8 C, II. I elorn tin' tiling ia a^ith. I, let the good work go on ff'. will goon bti in talking <Hh^ with Old Kiddle and Whito \ and an Cony i? not in l'ickjounty to toll on uh, what u ; wo will have. For a liitlo ink" ami through the kindness vlr. C. \V. Garrett, Dr. Justioo <1 about three othorn, we cun w Htand at Oatoecheo and talk ith Six Milo. Tho line i? com.otcd from Six Mlie to Cateeeheo u<l in ready for line. It i? kooii to jh extondcd on from Catoechoe to Norrid. ? Wo understand Unit Robt. ilolcombe ban a line iron his at the Riloy HondriekH place, to Six Mile, hence when tlio I tun in extended on to Norris it will give a disUnce of ul>out seven miles. All of llii* we niuet say was accomj pliahed tl.rough the untiring efforts of (J. W. Garrett. I'lenty wanted the line and talked of it freely, but none would act until Mr. Garrett put hiH shoulder to fl>n tt?Knnl Oiwl ulorl ,./! * 1*" ??">- " viiv nu^wi ohm t?:U tilt* to rolling, then hi) had gevonil oITotb for passengers. ThiH 'phone line will bo of untold value to the people of Bix Mile, and we congratu )l incuts but the experion (( i^H Studebs \ W _ . fend fSSSiR^ warrants us in putting J9 nothing satisfies so wc ff (V you that they are honest go vw ;ijj chase you }jo home satisfied : )) m customers we need in tho hui jj utf handle tho Studebaker line. gj jj) Do vnn nnnrf onm?H%l? ^ 1 Heath-Bruce-Wla 9 lu s- fitmlrhnlcpr* *r?> not afrnld to hrnr 11 Bjl immcplau on your Job Is your best mini kii_ " I Into them on their enterprise. i Woll, wo may have Homething to say about "Unr.le Zeko" later on, i but we nro scared to meet him lor foar li?) will have morn to Hay than|i wo ?an answer. In the meantime we oiij<>y leading lus writing. 15. I UNCLE ZEKE'S RUMINATIONS. j Some Facts That Will Interest the General Reader. The other day I went into the of- j tlco feeling ft tilth* tired, t r what Home foll{H would cull In// , ivid HQnlin^' rnjHelf in tho editor's eftHy chair, with my feet on tho desk, had jus-t lilled uiiii ii^iit< <i tnv |>1 {)? , mill uinl. r the iDNKtic illllllCIK'tt I'f I li?- 111 lgi W'.M'll, was growing sui tor mellow, win n Mr Thompson sc/.'-: koz.h hi-: "/. lie, ll.c boys are out <?f ci?|?v Down cuiik! my nil' castle*, ami 1 siit in}' <'I<1 thinking lmtohor\ runnu ;; to incubato all idea il wuh orio of ; those times when i vht n> w^iapor scribbler foe is limt lie i.s n i|i*nwii fniiiire, iiml ho beget a what might well bo lakin as ti.i oll'ipi in^'i f a disordered Lr:iin. Nearly every one inni^ii.os ihey could edit ? noWHpaper if they luul tlit; chance, and if they \v? m only in the editor'H place Lin y would dihh ii|> u dclcctable atew lliut wouid wdinfy their readers and net Ibu world at ??l,inKWell, my fiiendn, pciluif.R you c in, i but < \cn.so int; I liuvu tin d it, and l| am about mh little account in the lOd itv>i'h chair an an extra caudal a|>|ion dago on a brindlo pup. 1 wonid no aoouor coiicoivo an idea than tin misty cobwebs of forge'.ful new won'd cloud 111o brain, and writ ing would become the most tiresome drudgeries, and L noon at rived ?i the conclusion that I was better ntb.ptiil for cutting wood, and by tbo way, I hero aro two tliint^u to which I am tetotaliy oj poHod; one i? cutlin wood, and the othoi ih work. Hut llm i 11 is 11 fascination about a print hIk>|> (hut i? liuuJ to icmbI, and a limn inieiy breaks auav from it. Imt boo11(.'i' or Inter ho drift# hack to his old love. lint, thin is not my only reason for becoming a lliibtlor. There are tiuics when ho enjoys lifo He hart such a splendid opportunity to loaf without the bosB catching on. Out by some country roadside, under the spreading brauches of a grand old oak. flat on his back, he simozcn t ho hours iiway. The yontlo bree/.oa fcoftly tluou^h in music to hi* Hon). Wtiiio from over the meadow the- "Boh White" of tho quail hoihIh (jrootiuga to Red Breast tiH hn uitw on tho tail. Tho Uurtllur ia lit potico with all tho world I \ \ \ The S ly Drive Home iat everybody takes off his hat to if j ou We are not given to extravagant statetee we have had selling iker Vehicles I Harness it strong. That experience proves that II as Studebakers. We don't need to tell ods. When you have made your pur and stay tintisfied. That's the kind of lding of our b'lbiness. That's why we >0? Lot us figure on it with you. rrow Co-, PickeiBSy S, hI their product with the rmmn Rtudf baker. :m I * r' t mnuo that ymi havo a vuhlclo of truo viluo i.mt II WWII 'hi I HI! 'lit ii II I i i LL LINE OF ind his siilury is goin# on. h And uf^niii ho moots will) ho many I j^ood folks, and lives well. And I utn liero to tell you, 1 would ruth'ir .slick, t my lo^s under tho tables of Liu: t?'>od I I Did farmers of the country, than to 1 tuck u doiley beLiud my collar button I ut ii hanquent of tho Lords. \\>. often hear people say thnt their county paper is not worth the m >t.ey, that, there is so<much that, does not unit them, lie a little considerate, \ my friend, it is well to remember j1 that, in the parlance of the stree t, "We are not the only shirts in the laundry," and what does not unit ns, may pleaso others. The man, who, back on the mountain, tills tho te?il, rears his fnnily, adds his mite to the support of his State. his yoverument, I and liiri county pa pur, his his iiicIhto til! in tliih world, and s entitled 'o1 the s.uno consideration aa the bunker, tlf politician <> the nitichant. The other day in c >nVersation with a (rcntlfMUf u on the train, he said that the country conespoudents were a druubiclc to a country paper, and no one cared to read after them. Hold on, neighbor The correspondents fiom lhe rural district** have a warm corner in my heart, and in the hearts of many others. Go into one of our lar^e cities and j. .. it 1 ? ' ?:tiici im: dusiik hs oiiicett nl Hut moo(>V kinga. J 'I in nmii of nower <i M<l in lliicuce, keen #?>?11 and hard visa;,? ? 1, js hciiI ci I nt his desk, deoply einJfo.ssed in tlio t: 11 itirs of luisiuotH. The nuts senior cntei'H utnl phmcH tlio until on tins desk, to which olil in nicy huyH quickly turiiH. When hmoyo fulls on u Hinuil pucka^e in it modest, wrapper, "It is tlio little country paper from tlio old homo town " Kindness in forgotton as lie tears the wrapper, and turning to tlio "Jiiiitown Items," lie reads tliut. "Aunt I'oll.v Smith hi?t Saturday visited with In-r i iece, Miss Mary Brown " Ho hoods not the i fiii. i . . mini in tin* Dii?y worm around bi n J liuru m 11 suspicious moisture on liis ^Iuhmch, ami in fancy In; sooh a^ain the l.ttlo hrow.: lioiiue in tho grovo on tlio liillhi>i?i. ID ins mind's <>vu lin Moon tlio ^roy-Hnii'cd motliM', ah she pic.Its lie-L' w.iv cull-fullv over llm little triiiI hd familial' to liiin. lie wulehoH her bent form an hIi?* pusses down the hill, unci noes with her scions tin- old foot lo^, around tlio foot of the hill. iiihi up me incline, 10 marv a iiouho. For tlio time ho ban lived again in tho Ncones of hiw boyhood. The rural correspondent has touched a chord that fails to vibrato at tho perusal of the most brilliant editorial from the pen of tho gifted writer on tho groat metropolitan shoot. Auk him if tho country ooirosponI dent in n dru\V back. Many is the j time I hate beon crowded from the cnlnmnn to mako room for these jots. nut. mere is no kink coming, Tor I roalize that my otuflf, when road ?if nl nil ?iH thrown asulo and forgotten, while these little items are a lottcr to I * - ? ... TUDEB, 1 ^7. I wins I Over all I World At I Enough S i A H HJ ILllUllIUJ V 1 S DON'T FA 0 CARRIAGES uce-Mo (The Leaders iDino far oil' wandoror, a balm to tho loniuHick sml of hjtiio fibs?iiit one. Oh y?js, Mr. Editor, nmku room for ho rural*, for it iH whmi far away i'dii: homo and friends whero our i)t. in c.iiHt among strangerK, that wo 'nilv appreciate their sunny jots. Tho hright-eyed Dairies, Violets, iilue Eyes, and others, who form this corps of writers, have a mighty warm place in tho ulVtictions of your I'nolo, and while I am now in tho "som and yellow" ami have climbed to the ridge pule of life, and turned my face to the Hotting sun, [ wish ttiHiu to know that 1 have nUo passed the palpitating a^o, and to hear in mind as I canvas their districts, that the way to a man's heart is hy way of liis stomach. I am not on the road for fun or u'ory, hut 1 am after the dollars of our daddies, and aH coining up lifo's incline has left uie a little wheezy, 1 | 4 s lv VOI1 /?ninn ?1 van .illit "" 1 -- I-" <" ?" " ? i <), (M ncwsp ip( r talk is not nlwavn ''linked J sweetness,'' although at UiiiO'i lout; I drawn out. By ho doing vou will nil receive a pleasant wort) in Mm rolumuH lioin your I'.nci.k Zkkk. GALA WEEK AND COTTON JUBILEE. Charleston, S. C., Nov. Zl-Zb, 1904-Vcry Low Rates via Southern Railway. The Southern Railway will null vary I nv rate ticket* from all points in South Carolina, including Augnata (in., for the Famous Fall Festival and Ivmg Cotton Jubilee. 'I iuket-? go ou Kale commencing N\>v. l'.hh to tlm ,'Gl.li inc. I naive, for trains bchndulod to arrive in Charleston prior to no in of Nov 20th, with limit limit f.?i' llw. ?./>?. ?.. XT.... OUil. ....... ...? ? iw& i uu louui >t iiw*. ^nivii, Among tlio fjroiit attractions will j 11) the reproduction <>f Luna Park i direct from Conoy Island. The Groat Pike, direct from St. I Louis. I Tliw OaskiU'w Great Shows, con lain ovor '200 distinct features, in eluding Hageohack'tf Wonderful Au imal Shows; lliibcock in his hair riihin^ act of Looping the Loop and Flying the Flume. Great Military Parade the largest I IiiiK kniu lii'on i? ?tw. I ... - - . ..... id CUD lunro 11?r Kireimiu'tj Parade, Foot Ball con tout. Over $500.00 to bo jiiven nway in prized at the parade. Thin will bo tlio grentest uliow in the 8outh. > For fuU information apply to any ticket a^ont of the Southern linilwny or 11. W. llnuj, tiudgjon PnHHongor \gt, fchnrleatnt, $. (!, ' ?There i* none of the features of gambling, or ({>tmC8 of chnnoe in our voting Cont<8 ; you work for us, and we work for you, a wimple propoai lion. \ I' t i AKER^ The Doul other Wagoi the St, Loui aid For Stuc ar to Arrive -*- r 1L TO 8 EE r 5, BUGGIES 7 rrnw P Jl A V V In Low Prices.) LIBERTY LOCALS. New Citizens. LRunaway in Town?Other Happenings. Mr. \V. A. Watkins, an energblic and prosperous citizen of Anderson County, lias moved to hin new residence in town. Mr. Horry Smith, an energetic citizen of Anderson county, bns purchased a house and lot, in ortv and is now moving 111. Wo heartily welcome thene und all other good citizens to our thriving little city. Our school t'ucilitio* are a great inducement * ti many I Those desiring good educatianal advantages can certainly find theiu j here. Wo are glad to note that ''l inle ZHki?" has "arriv1' and will have charge <>f tlio circulation department of the Sentinel-Journal. Wc are proud Editor Thompson is making an earnoBt effort to give Pick ciih county one of the leading papers in the Btato and Hincerely hope that Undo Zoke may l?e ol material aBHiatance to him along thf-ao lines. Ho lot us all join hau ls and holp l?y our aupport This is the only way wo can expect to have a good county I>ap? r. Major Warren Boyd ia quite ill; has been confined to his bed for Bom*) time. Dr. \V. A. Sheldon- *.vhr. hm boon quite Hick, is convalcKcing. MisHea Loifl and Pearl Smith met tm accident in town Saturday. Thoy lioruo thoy woro driving be came frightened and ran away, overturning and wrecking the buggy and throwing them out. They wore not hurt, and the horno c*meoat without anyjbad fcrntche^ Kov. Attoway preached bin last Sermon for this year at the chapel /v.? I Ml . wii l'iiuiory mil yenteraay. There will be Thanksgiving services hold in the Presbyterian church on Thursday morning al 11 o'coek. Tho farmers arouud here art rushing early and late to get theii wheat sown. Liberty, Nov. 21. HrtVft VOll rflRfl Hia aar??l!l !r?n? /\( I our voting contest? \ VAGON t>le Grand 11 Manufactur s Exposition, lebaker Wago This Week. f HEM! A XT I ^ TT A n\Tr-i .11^ L J XT A 1\.1NJ Vu,i ompany E ridel, Outfitter to Particular People. Young Mens Clothincr ^ s is u distinctive feature with ub We sell tho CORRECT CLOTHES -1 A i u 11 <i miioreu oy , Scui.OHs Biton. St Co., Thdtimore I Young men of dincri'minn* tive taHto are familiar with this make. They know that then" famous ciollicH have all the latent touches that murk the well groomed gentleman. They Bet the puco in proper ip parol. They have completely rovolutiouize l the Halo of ready to wear clothing and the man .vho hu? "the im reliant tailor habit" i | doesn't know - " urn im IK III) (*( | ing in tip-to ilnlo n'yle, oxijuiKite workmanship, superior (piulily of materials, fault! *??? i til, pvnelioul economy, if ho lnm never investigator Sc u Loan clothes. Th? unit shown in the pictni with young men who derive Hutinfacl Such a suit wouiil cost probnbly bo as good. Wo have your exact lit from 3 Drop in ami let I ENDEL^ 1 "I-" 11,11 ,"iT n-wii ' COME TO GREENVIL Dry Good And when you coine, A. K. WK have the largest stoi evtr shown. These gc RIGHT and will he sol want big profits. We ha i want in fine or cheap Di i wool or cotton, Cassimer and Capes, Blankets, i Island, Men's, Women's n wear from d<c a carmnn Men's and Boy's shirts, dr Don't forget that we carry a bi ' What we tell you must bo as we A. K# PARK, V ?r ers in tlfe* j *1 9 )$ ^ L Firte Clothes MoJkefc BALTIMORE NtWYC ' _ ' 1 ?? in n particularly popular tw wifo ww .ion from Hwuggor npparei. ians call# ero q\J' O $50 at u niordmnt tuiior'n an/ $. here nt ff'*?ra* v Jg? great j < :ic -( i \ M fl us iiiik it over. ^ 1#? S- M A1N thel 1 7 5 fiRKEN vir.r.i:, the MM t? wm co vi aSCp^ LB TO WJY YOJJB F s j Shoes be sure to come to .. ottoXjjfa' t's Stor^ ck of goods we have .oils were BOUGH cl right. We do not JB |^^H| ve anything you wil) <v^ H ress Goods, Flannels, ? - > es and Jeans, CIop ;, Quilts, Sheeting, Sea -J nd Children's Under* i to $1.50 a to I awurs, collars, c 9 g ancl good stock of $ tell you, or yourS^Mr u&MJeB