The sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1906-1909, November 03, 1906, Image 4
Pickens, entineljournal
'UDJSHBD EVBRY WED1E4SDAY MORNING.
--BY
The Sontinel-Journal Company.
TBOMPSON & RICHEY, PROPs.
J. b. 0. THOMPSON, EDITOR.
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Advertising Rates Reasonable.
Intered at Picken MaF ato cre as Second Claus
PICKENS, S. C. :
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER- 1906.
It is now in order for Senator
Beveridge to rise and remark that
when he said that the flag was to stay
in Cuba, he had no intimation of the
fact that Mr. Rooseevit would not
agree with him.
Some of the Rpublican Journals
are condemning the allegt d tree man
ner in which Mr. Hearst is making
use of money in his campaign. It ie
a safe wager that he didn't get the
money from corporation and insur
ance companies.
The Republican ofliee seeker will
now proceed to explain to his audi.
ences that it is absolutely necessary
for them to see him safely landed in
the particular place ho desires, if they
want to show their approval of any
of the acts of MIr Roosevelt.
The work of Representative Joit
Wesley Gaines on the Dcmocrati<
campttign text book is of the highe:
order. His masterly handling of th
subject of the tariff ought to convinc
many voters who (lid not have a clea
idea of the subject before of the evil
of a high tariff and the urgent nee
of tariff reform.
Charles E. Hughes has been t
Washington to get some pointers fror
the President on how to run his can
paign for governor of New York. I
is not knoon whether Mr. Roosevel
advisad him to start out by attempi
ing to revise the pronunciation c
ordinary English words, or to try t
simplify the Arabic notation.
The United States Army has adopte
a new bullet. Instead of the round
ed point of the present bullet, it ha
a long straight-tapering point and i
1-83 lighter, weighing about 15
grains. It has a greater velocity u
to 2000 yards, a greater enerey u~
to 1400 yards, and a better accurac
tup to 200J yards.
Six men took a unique examinatioi
recently at the Navy Department
They were competing for appoint
ments as finger experts of the U. 6
Navy. The successful candidate
will aid in installing the pudd'n Hea<
Wilson system of identification in th<
Navy. The salary of a finger expor
is $1,86~0 per year.
A glance at the figures in the elee
tion last fall for mayor of New Yorl
City shows that Hearst's chances o
being elected governor on the fusioi
ticket are verry bright. Tammnany'i
votes will this year be east for th,
young editor, while last year it won
largely to McClellan. Moreover
Hearst has a host of followers all ovel
the state..
Th U. 8. Supreme Court will takt
up a nurmber of cases of national in
terest in the coming term. Among
others are that of the miners who ari
charged with the assassination of
Governor Steunenberg of Idaho; ol
Albert Patrick of New York, who is
attempting to escape the death pen.
alty; and the famous Isle of Pinet
case, which is to decide whether
this island is foreign territory or
.not. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
According to the vcry best infor.
mation obtainable, we pass this way
but once, aud when we step into the
valley of the shadow, all our ('arthily
belongings will be left behind. Not
a icow, nor a shnep, nor an acro of
land, not a dollar of money, will
go intd the grave with us. why thon
should men race through life in a
mad flight for gold, brru.hing all theo
better th)ings aside, when at last it
mnust be nuloaded at the tomb?
Would it not be bettor to smile a lit-.
tie and (10 a few good deeds as wc
went along? Would it not bo a bot
ter plan to put a flower inIto the band
of some sad-hearted human)ff beOing .
struggling along the road of life, than
to clnch n a mghyde liar utl
cold death forced us3 to relint a q h it?:
Chairman Jim Sherman of the Re. I
publican Congressional Campaign
sommittee is professing to take a
great interest in the cause of the un
ion men in the Government Printing
Office. Mr Sherman's interest comes
a little late, however, for he turned
a deaf ear to labor's complaints in
the last session of Congress, and the
American Federation of Labor pro- ei
poses to defeat him for re-election if d
it can possibly do so. h
How to Cure a Cold, al
The question of how to cure a cold u
without unnecessary loss of time is one
in which we are all more or less inter- e
ested, for the quicker a cold is gotten w
rid of the less the danger of pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr. B. W,
L. Hall. of Waverly, Va., has used C
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for vears h
and says: "I firmly believe Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to be absolutely a
the best preparation on the market for a
colds. I have recommended it to my u
friends and they all agree with me." For
sale by Pickens Drug Co. t
(1
Senator Tillman said to an audi
ence of his neighbors down in S5uth
Carolina, that he was going up north
for a while and toll some of his poli
tical enemies what he thought of themrn
and make them pay him a good round
sum for giving them the chance to
listen to him. Well he went and
talked to them for 100 nights at $250
a ntight .Reports say that the people
were so well plersed with him that
they want him to come again on the
same terms.
A cold is much more easily cur (I
when the howels are opened. Kennedy's
L,xative Honey and Tar opens the bow
el and drives the cold out of the system
in young or old. Sold by Pickens Drug
Co.
The Cuban situation has delayed
for a time the Government's active
prosecution of the Standard Oil Com.
pany. The wheels of justice are in
motion again, however, and the peo
D ple are anxirusly waiting to see
wheather the Standard Oil Company
will be entanglod and ground up by
t its machinery, or will bob up serenely
t after having passed through the mill,
none the worse fer wear, as it usual
f ly does.
Danger From Thu Plague.
There's grave danger from the plague
of Coughs and Colds that aro so preva
1 lent, unless you take Dr. King's New
Discovery for Oonsumption, Coughs
and Colds Mrs. Ger, Walls, of Forest
3 City, Me., writev: "It's a Godsend to
s people living in climates where coughs
and colds prevail. I find it quickly ends
them. It prevents Pneumonia, cures
LaGrippe, gives wvonderful relief in
Asthma and if ay Fever, and makes weak
lungs strong enough to ward off' Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. 50c and
$1,00. Guaranteed by Pickens Drug
Co. Trial bottle free.
.Air *huldenp .af.. sr. .PJo opLates
Consumption
EJ There is no specific for
consumption. Fresh air, ex
ercise, nourishing food and
Scott's Emulsion will come
pretty near curing~ it, if there
is anything to buiId on. Mil
lions of people throughout the
t world are living and in good
health on one lung.
fJ From time immemorial the
doctors prescribed cod liver
oil for consumption. Of
course the patient could not
take it in its old form, hence
it did very little good. They
can take
SCO TT'S
EMULSION
and tolerate it for a long
time. There is no oil, not
excepting butter, so easily
digested and absorbed by the
system as cod liver oil in the
form of Scott's Emulsion,
and that is the reason it is so
helpful in consumption where
its use must be continuous.
@J We will send you a
sample free.
EJ Be sure that this
picture in the form of
a label 's on the wvrap- '
per of every bottle of
Emusion you buy.(
Scott & B3owne
demists
469 Pearl Street '
New York
mec_ and $s: all driiggists h
EWS FROM THRIVING LIBERTY.
cla1 Personal, Bunsiess-All The -News.
Liberty, Nov. 2.
The ladies of our town -gave a most
Ijoyable entertainment al. the home
Mrs. W. H. Chapman Monday
'ening for the benefit of the Metho.
st church which is to be erected
are in the near future. The music.
program was perfect, as it was
nder the management of our most
icient teacher, Miss Irene L. Clark,
ho presided in her usual graceful
anner over the entertainment. Mrs.
hapman did honor to her guests in
or genial and jolly but dignified
byle. The attendance was large, the
pacious residence being filled to its
tnost. Mrs. Banister is leader in
bis grand work of building a Metho
ist church and is an energetic and
arnest worker. May her wishes bF
tO raldized and her elforts reward.
d1. '1 hay already have at society (f
vo1me('n (rganized who are dtoing in uch
o further the cause.
The MissionaryTi n a f the Pi<,;
llont ASsOciatiOn mlltt wt'!n the 1iC
3aptist Church of this p, 'i e
bird Saturday and Sunday andl IL.
;rograi was very entertainin'. li
alks by the two mission workr.
NIiss Mathis a8nd Miss Tay'r, wa?t'
reatly enjoyed. We hope ona1l
benefit will be derived froi t hn e.
:uarterly Unions.
Mr. V. U. Gregory has. resigned
and thereby severed his connecti'tt,
with the Liberty Cotton Mill and his
place is being filled by Mr. J. U. Bai
ley. We regret exceedingly to give
Mr. Gregory up but Mr. Bailey has
many friends here to welcome him
and his good wife to our midst again.
The health of our town at present
is good.
. Miss Belle Rowe is improving rap
idly and we hope to see her soon at
her post in the millinery store of Mrs.
W. 0. Willard.
Mr. U. P. Taylor, who is our Efi
cient drug clerk, has been instru.
mental in organizing a lodge of the
"Coming Men of America" which has
begun with seven charter members
and have since initiated four. 'hey
have several applications to consider
att the next meeting. We ezpect that
much good will be derived frm this
organization.
Mieses Lois and Pearl Smith and
Mrs. J. H. Brown have just returned
from Columbia where they attended
the State Fair and report a grand
t ime. Mrs. Brown also made a visit
to her son, Eugene, who is a student
in the South Carolina College. She
also made a flying visit to Miss Annie
Knotts at her home and to Mrsa.
Stowman at Woodford in Orangeburg
county.
Mrs. Herbert Smith has returned
fromn a month's vibit to her sister,
Mrs. Ficklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Robinson
andl children and Miss Underwood, of
Ge.orgia, sp)ent a few days this week
with the family of WV C. O'D)ell.
Theli farmers can sell their cotton
ieed here. They are in great demand1
11d( four buyoe. We have besides
he two mill buyers two inde.pendlent
~ottonI buyers who pay the highest
>rices for the fleecy staple.
Miss Aufry Chiappalear spent a few
lays this week witb her nephew, Mr.
3. F. CIhappalear.
ResuIt oif Negalec t
lIinmosat case.s consum1fption results
romt a neglected or improperly treated ~
0old. F'oley's Hoely anda Tar eures the
maet obtin)ato coughs andl prevenats ~
eiious resltis. It Culsta you no nmore~
tiali the unukow p11))relarat.ions anud you
1ho1uld insiSt upo01 nhavinag the genulinae
a the yellow package. Parka Ss Phnram
ey, Liberty, nad Piekens D rug Co
A Young Mlother At 20.
"'My mothlir has suddenly b'een ma dle
rouung aat 70. Twenaty years of int eanse
utfe'ring froma dyspaepsia had en tirely
lisable'd heri, unit it six month a18go, w 1beli
hbe began taking Electric .Batters, wic ad
ave awompletely (,uredl her and restor ed ~
lhe strenagilh anil activity she had1( inl the
)rime of life," writes Mra'. W. L. (Oilpat
-ick, of D)aniaortha, Me. Greatest restor~a
tve me<hemie onl the globe. Set8 Stomn.
ich, ILiver antd K idnbeys right, p)uritia'. I
hie blood, and c*ures Malaria, .Hillion
less alid( \ EnakneHSes't. WVondea ful)
%ferve .11 Toia. Pr'ico 50t0. Gaanaateedf
>y Pickenas Druag Co.a
T1he B~oardI of County Comm iniasams
villt recive' sealedhid fo(5r a Stew''ard ofI
he Poor Farmi for the year lt, upj to
4ov. 20thI inust. All baids will b,,econlsi.
red ot that (day. Gi. 31. LY NC'II.
that receives a caar ini aattlon sne(ks. t a
oa a1 tot ot' good)i gans-- -lat la-s Ihan |
beair wo(rthI. A~ tot aof aheapi (lothing (
ad haits. ( .oodl sloves andl fuarnitmea:
iown's M1a)le $3.0 biIox. '2h. foar .
ilaristasa. iarire tho on.
Doi't
all n1Qsht lonq I
neurl si. or
S1o~
Lirir
kills the pain
nerves and i
At alI dealers. Pi
D r E a rl S . S lo x, E
100 TLOTS FOR SAL
T h. GI i I n
and :le a/ h
.fro.rn. o)i'e-h a i
tU l d r 01 n ( t .
own a home i
the best..town 01
the Pied ini on t.
Real estate is ad
vancing rapidly,
but the prices on
these lots have
been made for
quick sales. First
come, first choice.
For Plats, Prices
and Term~is see
J. McD). Bruce.
Keep the bowels open when you have
a cold1 and use a good remedy to allay
the inflammation of the mucous memi
biranes. The11 best is Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and1 Tar. It contains no opiates,
moves the bowels, drives out the cold.
Is reliable and tuistes good. bold by
Pickens D)rug 0o. '
Foley's Kidney Cure? will cure any
case of kidney trouble that is not beyond
medical aid. Park ins Pharmacy, Liber
y, atid Pickens Drug Co.
If an article is inntated, the original is
tlways besut. Tinjk it over, andl when
you go to bnry that box of salve to keep
irounid the house, get DeWVitt's Witch
Iazeli Salve. It is the original and the
ime is stampej)d on every box. Oood
or ezemai, totter, boils, outs anmd bruoses.
md1 especially recomminendlou for piles.
sold by Pick(ens Drug Co.
lotice of Final Settlement and Dischauge.
JOT1CE is hereby given that we will
make ipplication to J1. B. Newvbery,
01,J Judge of Probate for iaekens
Itt nity, inl tIhe Stato of South Carol ina,
n the 1st dlay of November, 1906, ait .11
'eloIik in, the forenoon, or as soon t hero
fler as said application o' n be heard,
>r leave to mamke final settlement of the
state of Dr. J. J1. Morgan, dleceasied,
ud ob)tain dlischarlgo us5 Executors of
aid estate, .,l. K. Latthamz,
B. A. Morgan,
Oct. 3, 100. Executors.
No Ilomel is no p)leasanlit, regardlless of
to coimforts t ht money will bny, as
hen the entire fatmily is in, lerfect
otiltht. A hottle of' Os ino~ Laxative 1I'ruit
'Vrupl costa 50 cenits, It, wiI caire eve(ry'
wmbehcr of the fantily of const ipat.ion,
ick headache or stomiacb troutble. Pa'
ims Phtarmiacy, Liberty, and Pickents
)nug Co.
Whlen , hhorse is so over wvorked it lit s
own and1( in otbor ways dIelares its itn.
hihity to go furthter, you wvoubil cotnsider
criminal to use force. Manty a manll otf
ugly htatin a kit tetn, is gutilty (If ernl hty
htere his own stomnacht31Cie is oncr(e.
)vordriven, over'woed. thlen whaut, it
<eds is someIIthling ihat will digt~t the
ted eiten and it Ithlp the1( Stomtneht to re
'IperOtate. 8inithing. like l(o,tIl l.t
)ysl,o i tharut is sold b)y P'icken Drugl,
F0o1s Yb.ONEY a~ ea.lr&g
Suffer
From toothache
rheumtism.
quiets the
nduces sleep
-ice 25c 50c 01t.00
ostor,, M&ss. U. S.A.
Clerk's Sale.
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it'r t 1 L &! . 1 . t
h o e. i at r)i ' , fra . : 1tr :
A r:11 tn.or a it en;. on t, :i. .. ; . , .
huf ' anor.y i, etv 1- r .
1 ) ' , aaL - f _ . :. .rt' t ,"i + tL
him- ,"ct x t, for. !lh'Ft. fe elie'fga
u i i t't.: Miia rI atr- -t to ) R. ais. t r
an . I i :.in - l,i:.n right of wa y ,( 'a
ri!rat :: - h..'ai - t l i 1. r
(1(,fa i l tit rlnrtl'. tit tiahit ::I.
th " iiti )..tnito ig :.bre Fmi r h -. t
ac r (') ri:t.r t Ur T S. )
: t . o f ta I G ti. r d g t a
rl . a a lit. <("a( aE,ati t i~ ia I . ' rra
.liton DJavi; and W. S. 1),av;s :ite .
ber '3.t1h. 11t .
2nd. ''httse certain lota of land in the
townof ( Ventral in State and County
afersaid, knowti"ln a plit made by John
A. i. fi inson as lots Nos. 9 and 7 and
pl.rt of a lot joining.number 7 bought of
Mrs. Eliza A. Eatcd, and known as H.
. Shirley dwelling house and lot and
more particularly (iescribed in said plat,
reference thereunto tWing had. Bounded
on the east by Mlrs. E. A. Eaton, south
by Main street, west by Jas. -I. G amies.
north by John W. Biock.
;3rd. All that parcel, piece or lot of
lanld lying and being, situate Sin thle
town of Central, State and County
asfort sa~id, joining lands on the east by
Alexander 31auhlin and Juggy M auldin;
on the west, by lands of J. D. Wilson; on
the north by Southern Railroadl Co., 72
feet fronting Pendleton road or Main
street; on the south (72 feet) seventy
two feet, The sanme being a lot (dd
to ime by Alexandaer Mauldin and Juggy
Mauldin on the 25th day of January.
1894, containing one (k) eighth of an acre
more or less. raefearence thereto will more
fully appadr in Book "PJ,"' page 146.
'l'erms--Oneha*lf em,h and thet balance
ion a credit of twelve months. The credit
Sportioan to be secured by a bond of the
p)urchaser arad a a-Ortgagae of the p)remni
Ses with interest from day of sale on the
aredhit portion, w'ith tihe privilege of the
purchaser or purch~Sasers palyinlg all cash
on day of sale.
. en s of sale miust be complied with
in one hour after sale or it, will be resold
on sam' (lay.
Purchasc'r or laurchasers are to pay
for all papers and for the recording of
the same.
A . J1. Boggs, [Seal.]
Clerk of Court.
Clerk's Sale.
ST1ATE 0OF SOUTII CAROLINA,
Counaty of Ilickenas.
In Commson Pla j,. Caaurt.
In pusrsuance of as decretal order mlade
in the fol lowing " n-ie asa andf 15( on hIe
mn the Clerk's ofliaa. I will soIl to tha
highest baiddes'rI ur ing c the legal hours
ror sale at lsckearsa, Court Hose, S. C
!n Salsday in N:avembser, 1906, he
fol lowing descrlaeri read estate upon the
terms hereinarft.a.i miionedl, to-wit:
Ntre. E. M. Ti'h'am ', P lin tji',
agaist,
John P. Thomass. et olI. Defendants.
.All that piece, jare'. I andl tract of land
nr.ste m e in h' 'a y ao af P ickens, in the
State aforesai aa Saluda river, con
taining one hun.: a .t:aa fa.rty (140) acres
vidjomning lands - m 'If, 31 . Ma. H1unt
rod Tlhsad Elhra' ea. m'beinig part of the
land bought h. ae of D)r. Anderson's
rastate.
Tlerms cash ao. 'M 'a af sale. Pu'rchiaser
must. c~omativa '': S aterms s within one
hour or the ja" a will he resold oni
~ane dlay.
Psur'chasaer 1o p a I,n papers and thes
recording of saa.
- .1. htaggs, (Seal.)
tle.rk of (Coit,.
Notice of Fina' !lIcment and Discharge.
OTIOP.e a-' vai tha t wo will
mauske is - *, D.B Newhery
E~sq., , a u,.ga . .. *a . p; 1. 'ik
'oniit v, im ta" a a "anth Carolina.
an thie 1st da:, a : .. ,,obsr, 1904', at 11
)'clolck in th Is 5,' a a (. 5 itosa soons there
iftr ias sisal ''a -saa~10 ea'
for' lecave ta So i a d h aettlemeant of ther
ESasS ( of "ra-- ' .:'M'rgas, d1ecaenfaed,
5 iad 0btaisn d( h. ; a 5 Aldmin)itraiStors
af Slad 'ate. ,J. K.~ Illtham,
O t. 3, 1I6 ar\dmAlsinai sadIors
Cures Coldsi Frovni Pnnumonlo
A. K.
Creenv!
Dry Good:
f We are now s
+ largest and best
+ Dry Goods we hi
f sisting of Cotton
yard to Wool Oc
yard. Notwithat
higher prices, we
to where we sell ;
as little money a*
be sold for. W e
thing you want i
Our Wool and Cc
good as can be hi
money. Our 25
that money can I
Wool and Cotton
# variety from 50 ci
We have all t
want for Men, W
" bettor goods that
same prico. Hos
ways complete.
f dress .hirts, the
Big Stock neckwe
01 SIIEOS! Well,
interest. When y
of any kind for ni
fiomily (one IIer
"!rantmd sOes.
A GOOD
} \. 1 g ood tilc>w'heln th
r Cit%, to Gind out how I
n 1; r merchandise and
hantl4 the advertliC
Shu; slill in oir always
:iomie two ani three piece sui.tq
1:bly low prices considering thi
L. ROTHSCHILD1,
Of Coca--Cola and other Ice
line of
FANCY GF
I can fill your bill for-any oc
ners, Picnic or Sociable occasic
pany drops in. Send your or
will be p)romp)tly filled with fre
the market affords.
Country produce bought an
Your patronage is appreciat
D. F.
Highest cash price for Chic
J. McD). Bruce,
President.
THE PICK
PICKENS1SOi
CAPITAL ? .
PROFITS - .
DEPOSITS - .
-5 Per Cent Interes
Dire
~. F. Banister, B. A. Ha~
J. M. Stewart, J. E.
T. N. Hunter, H.
I have a
Among them aro thd recomn
Clocks with weights, which
Anid a new line of SILVE]
Silver WATCHES. A nice I
glasses to fit eyes. All kinds<
DEPOSIT WiTH [LJJ
Ten cent cotton has put I
W'Iany pl):Pe have been robl
s;afe blowers have tried the
LI BERT
ind failed to get the money.
mu account with them today ar
Interest paid on time dlept
$1~'.oo will openl an accou:
Iti
PARK,
IiIe, S. C.
and Shoes.
bowing one of the
selected stocks of
ve ever shown, con
Fabrics from 5o a
ods up to $1.50 a
anding the talked'of
have cut our profits.,
you good goods for '
honest goods can
have almost any.
n nice dress goods.
atton Flannels are as
id anywhere for the
ets. Jeans is the bebt
)uv for that price.
Blankets in great
ts. up to $8.00.
be Underwear you
omen and Children,
last year for the
iory department al. -
Men's work and
best on the market.
ar.
don't forget your
ou want good shoes
y member of the
and get our war- #
A. K. PARK. 0
CHANCE
ere are so many Sales goi
casonablc we have always
for how less yoti' cmin but
I prices of our competitors
aiperb stock; some very
which we are selling at re:
quality.
Greenville, S
] DRINKS
Cold Drinks don't forget
POOER/EO
:asion- Weddings, Sunday
>ns5 or when unexpected<
Jers to nie and rest assured
sh goods and the very best
di sold.
:ed.
PACE.
kens and eggs.
I. M. Mauldin
Cashier
ENS BAN)
JTH CAROLINA.
- - - $20,500-00
-- - - 18,ooo.oo
- - - 140,000.00
t:Pala On Deposits-:
otors
~oodl, W. M. Hagood,
B3oggs, J. McD. Bruce.
'4. Richey, J. P. Car
goodl line of
menda~blo old style Seth Thomai
I amir selling at special bargains.
1WARE. Also solid Gold anic
ano of Spectacles; I guaranteE
>f repair work in the jewelry line.
.. Eaisley, S. C.
ERTY BANKI
ots of money in the countr
.edl and killed for their mone
Y BANKCA
Delays arc dangerous. Opt
I your money wvili be safe.
>sits.
ii. C. Shirley, Cashier.
nlt wvith the L iberty Bank.