Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

ICntorod April 1 t>0:J nl KMckcu^ s. <! an mocoikI cIxnn innt(or? uu<lorooroiiy;roMN of March **,1871) . ; * M 39th Year PICKENS. 8. C, APRIL 14, 1910. Number 40 ^ %ll ?.** +U />. TXrU ZI A..-I t /\r? rp r L. DcGIVE IS DEAD. vv 11C1I liic YY HCClb j brine the watch or clock here and we'll maku them got busy agnin. Wo are familiar with all kinds of movements, and you can pafoly trust tho finest liinepiec > to our skill. We Repair Jewelry too just as skillfully 11s wo do watches. It' you hav" one or more piec?>s laid awav as u^i'ltm hrinjr lhem here and see what wee can o'o for tlu-m. ? d~\ j. I. K ? i x JL V_L A- ^ JEWELE3R. KaHley, tS. C. Breeders Guide Tlie 8. O. Itliode Island Reds, nro tho best known breed for producing good winter hiyeis. Eggs nt d1.00 and if i.OO per Hotting. E. II. Craig. Oils, ft Br Oats! BURT (or 00 day) best seed?sow RUST PROOF, best variety. WHITE CLIPPEO OATS, for feci CARBAGE PLANTS, m ar3 NF.A gulls and Cott We have a big stock, bought earl ent, IPa/fce Another car best patent to sell at a positive guarantee to give entin ennn - - ouliH, Jsest Keg Hotla, 10 pounds Solid Car Lc ONION SETS, 8 < HAY, Nt Buy your st'.uls from us ai moans sow somo of our oats. Ft the summer and they will como i Wo soil a full lino of general your business. v< Norris Cii Cntcechco, K<> Oi MM Clemson College has been Our 14 per ct. acid analyzes 14. lyzes 16.57. Our 10-4 goods ai analyzes 8.34, 3.39, 3.26. Our goods always stand 1 stuff iu them to make them stan but stand up. Nearly all the farmers who contest used Anderson Fertilize fourths of the finest crops made were crops fertilized with Andei better crops made in Anderson fertilized with Anderson lertili/j Mr. J. S. Fowler, one of th or any other county far that ma fertilizer for cotton. His lands proper choice in selecting a fert the soil is more or less sandy \v< 8-4-4^ The extra unit of potash ful to the crops on sandy soils. Mr. J no. S. Cromer, anotl 1000 lbs of our lertilizer on son and it paid him. This year he a ton to the acre on some of his We believe it will nnv. i?J A good farmer, farming on f vation, can hardly put clown tc We hardly know what would be Anderson Phosp J. R. VANDIVKR.'Pres. Vjituiver vais is the world's food Eaten in every ronnfrv* pafpn K^r J > infants, athletes, young and old. j s Recognized as the j great strength \ builder. I ? Delicious and economical, j l'ackod in reKulnr size packages, and in lior- T I luetically sealed tins (or hot climates. 52 LI Railway Mail Clerks Ytontcd The Government pays Railway Mail Clerks $000 to $1,200. and other Employees up to $2,500 annually. Uncle Ham will hold Hprinp t'XHininntions tlirr?nirlir>iif tlm !>...! w ly Mail Clerks, Custom I louse t'liTks and other Uovernmont Positions. Thousands of appointments will ho made. Any man or woman ovei 18, in city or country can get instruction and free information hy writing at once to Bureau of Instruction. 10 3 Hamlin Building, Rochester, N, Y. Foley's orino Laxative Fob Stomach Trouble, and Constipation if M Si Oafs! in February or March. L r quantity and prices right. ' GARDEN AND FIELO E . on Seed Meal, / y and our prices are right. ril. 1-noTvr. $(>.75, and every sack backcd by 3 satisfaction. i for 25 cents. >ad of Corn. marts for 25 cents. >. 1 Timothy, bright and dandy. id reap ?*i glad harvest, liy all 3ed will be high and scarce in n at the right time. nHMvlmmIisu> nnd will " " "l'l"v"l" ?urs truly, Mills Store, nth Cnrolinn. W*?? ' nniMiiWMIMH^M? Jimii IT n flu i lirtltTM a juimjo liiifc analyzing our fertilizer again 46. Our 16 per ct. acid analalyze 10.92, 4.94. Our 8-3-3 ij> on analyses. VVe put the d up. They can't do anything took prizes in larA year's corn r in making their corn. Thre?in Anderson County last year rson fertilizer. I'here were no County last year than thos< sr. e finest farmers in this conntv. J 1 iter, says our 8-3-3 's an ideal arc; dark and he has made a ilizer for dark lands. Where 2 have an abiding faith in our in the 8-4-4 will he found lu-lplier onv. of the ''finest," used le of his fine lands last year expects to use 2000 pounds or ; fine lands as an experiment. me lands in a high state of culti> much fertilizer tn th #? nrt too much in a cast; of this sort. hate & Oil Co, D. S. VANDIVER, Man. LUoto ldo i uWcK il .Speaker Cannon No Longer the Autocrat oi' Congress. jWItD TUMULT IN T.J IS HOUSE ! Amid Sccnc3 Whiuh O !y ilavc Their Parallel In the . oil. n j Tinvs Just Prior to Civil War Hou io Votes on Speakership Qt?,tioi:. , Wn! hi' i ; h noil, (>r J i: . ' i as tin' niiI ;i? - I:i uthor Words, I in powc r i. a ni'O boon tiiKt-n a\? , II" in fit ill Hpo.i !:t:r ( u' r< proBont.'itivor, b'i! Ik i'. i:c iciiL proa! r~ n / \ J ' ; I ' ' ' / i \ v . /' V? . ' ^c.> - i SPEAKER c; ' . tift" and w ,.j n . ?' > i 1 hi' allied r> ; i democrat ? i<; !'i chalrman-shi; < ; fillip ill, tlin . ill rnlos. (ho < ' r . i ii il power. Amid sff.ir of or.; r. for thi! lil of \ " bnolc tn l!. ' to (ho civil : tiinca nr il t i ?-? ?? ii r> | Blond o: ' . !. ! ! "bloodi ! I , 1 Final Vol < ^ And at Ili?* \ i u <1 <*1 u'" ? ;i 111 C I'i"' 1 nt ion in r . fcliip, tlio : ?n' BtlVgCW v. : ! Wil Ii aki; I , v mIi 111 11 I I'll: 11 V the <!oinor : , !' .! . ' i? resolution (i< publican, .V ' i. ' : } \ P - . ) i j , . :i / | i i . (II OIKIK W. Nor.::IS. roorpaniz:,' i>mi Of (': commit* t('C, ill' I I'll !' : I I |l I I Olll flv to I on . ii'l its icak<:r InclviM.' i l$y the cnri' ir vfjto of ir.> to i !m.i v. :ir r??r?-Hi Mifi < hou i. (I. i'oiil< 1 p. > ROIltativO It.;:' I !:ii ii.it tin- ' ii v riif an Ininicdi < .. ' < . or to Mr. Cannon. Qcencc Wltl it i The "1 ! i >i i ' vw ITtilIII) 1>P' ' ill'.' any pii>;>M d,< of \'<uv V >r!( nopithlloi'.n in.: Ham r.iirnt' , Jr., of t' rm lly tlw ' I < ChlllO. | expcf t to . > <>.i . 1': "II nomlnAtdd for gov< jii " fijild Mr. names, witH vr i; i n< ??f elnoority. "Theiv Is no r i i i Aa i pnblionn |); .. v t- -M :lie Btf.I p. N'o Hi 11 1 I'd": i !: r ! ii RfK 00 vol I; no man lio p k d him ?ut Dioro ciipali t)i "i ii" v i ) ('<>1 ow-l Rot oil ii' " ? to ao. ! CPilL H>K '> ? i VP J|P wit] hi Urn Ire I nirndcM: 1 will nonin ' from all rili a ; lilin to | 1 mako tho contest this year." ' * ' \ UK . Mi m . i. < Prominent Theater Owner of Atlanta Has Passed Away. A tin nt a.? 1/unvnt, DoG'ive, one of Atlanta's ohl \;t pioneers, owner of the Grand opera house, the Bijou theater block, and one of the best known mon in tlx- city, died at Cocoa, Fla., after an lllne .< of over a month. With him at tho time of his death were his ilanr.htf r, Mrs. PJdward lTo rlne, and hi ; .-ciiir;. Henry and Julius, who were unuuoned to his bedside Homo we< 1 airo wlwn it was realized that, hi ; fond'tlon was desperate Ri vernl tin during his Illness the ii y\<i;inii;iM rati tort and liopo was rntcrtalno'l for lih; renovory. How0v< r, hi oxtri-m :i ? of 8-1 years was r? *'n i ii *' him. The <l"ith nf :,rivi't DoOivp lmuicv the i?rt : i'l- nf (iy.o oT (ho most remnrlcnt !' men In i!i<> oily of Atlanta n'i well ;< nr." i;f th<> most ploturc.chnr.-x-i"r i> !!;< theatrical life of this; country. GRANT LF.TTF.R FOUND. Interesting Doc.'mnr.t Found in Outlaw's Deserted Hut. T.o<; Antfch ' .v nnii'-t nf iaterPHtlmc documents rccovi "| from an outlaw'* dosoi'tpil hut, among litem d letter vritien hy funeral 1". F>. Cranf.l during t!,.o ?!<> of Vickslmrpc, lmv? boon ror< ivoil horo. The (Irint loiter was nchlrps*f?i1 fo f!< n^r;11 Parks ami convoyo<] o'd'.rf relative tn tlio operations in front of Il:o Oonfel.ralo stronjjhold. The o(h ; or i-:i >nt's Rcverm*. Miin' -li. I!j\ 'kalion has revro'ed t1 ' >. n ' ("'?? ul flc'por j?nd f"iir fri r |ii in t Pu 'r live - liorc l'oc i!.. ia mi automobile snar.'Mip. Wi 1: Ml ! I ;i lai ;:e lire l>< iri:r do11' ' ?\ fo t' * ! :? > ;; (lie ' Tito p ; 1 ii i . i I! and ovoi: 1 nt* or acid' :ii i iiilar nalnro ale tlio wo.'k ? r -? ).i-:? ,t who Rooli'i i (/d \''iitv tho d-ei'i of ,i oliilil killC.1 by -in tilt4 toniohibv F,-tnl DirtpttV /'bout Fifty Cert??. c?.. i '' * It . W. I . 1 * 111. ' cm: . it!,.*.;- , f i Vnllf v Fall.: A'.nui ! f: < iiii'ltc (Vtlul riiiyu !!1 . let: nilbs \v i of 11 i . who was struck in Hu? Ii 1 b; r fir v n by Kniory 0;>, Ml, flf.pl' y. iit Hlf mills. lib .1 (i| lr.i' Injury . A ?1 i:.put<> over IIP.: fonts \w i'i < .'UV" ol' Hi" killing. Hi.diop ! i I i i'.ifi in 'nw, Andv '"oagtio :t' n i!iil?!!r;iI"! " ' ' " " . . 1\ II. IIIII-M I I 11111 1>U! I ;! Home i > Atlanta jiuiotlon, n distance of li <> >ni!' on the oction where traffic !. 1>' a much congested. It is hcliovod here 111-1f Mils Is the first step toward . I>i 11 Id f in? hops mul yard:-: on 111?> lSn-:icro (l i t purchased four yo-irs :i-'m liy tVii road hero. Fit-i| Aocidcnt to Editor. 1 .vnc'il:""it. Va l*Mwill A. Ilorndon, fi ; I' j in managing editor of the 1. oI 1 N"' v and one of the host 1: i ! i ix w. . prr men in the stale,! v t! "\vn fro!)) horseback ami his ' ' :i i? r. tval post, In- received rlo Mini v l ieh hi- died tin hour i IV iM'V'-r regained conscious- I no Tragedy in North Carolina \ In , , \* ('. A special Trom V ii i ti t' i' Charles Morris. li\' |< i\ n ' '..M'l i f that ' i \. sho' I * ' I ;iin| ii I' i ill' I lii Iwo-yonr-olil I ? irl, mnl i, <>: . in law, Mrs, IVnl, i> 11 <1 j f.i i 1 \ . 11?i : hi wife. Ilo t Imn ' P > 11 :i 1 l 1 ' Ms own head, from ; 11i.? : which In- died ;:n hour | iat^r. Southern Publishers to Meet. F!Ii mil. 1 Ala Tim eighth an- , nu;i 1 ci!. . ui of iho Southerni X \ 7 *ij - r !>; '.!! ' association j \> !'i ho hold a! Mohiln, Alii., TiipsiliiyI n- ! \V< '! . May If) and II Tit I ni 111. r will bo nt Mm Rattle h< n <!n: i:i : 'm < (invent ion It is o iK' I t' it fin* con von (ion will bo Inv: ly fi!t? ii Ic ei tr t 1?::1 i h, N. (' I. Wnltcr .Morrison,! a n pro; w ig ploofroculoil ?' fhn stain} P'riit<Mit!ft'"y Ikmt for the rrimi' of asninilt. This I I'll- fir i ox'i-ntlon in thir, i'>! nn !< r the now law. which p. >vldr fjrif :i 1 f o\r>rnt ions shall ho I iii !hr> prii'tOht arv and by oloctrocu I tlon. 7ft hiCi.MMi Or nrl of Hunger. Dav.'f>?, Vu nn. Ti north wmt mounto! poliff- cNprdifion, Arriving from I'oi-i Mfl'ln r. mi. .it tin: month ( f the MoKoii/lf, hriiw;^ word that 7x T'i rt Hi I*. ' i nf, * s r l!io DoKiih trl'o, tic r (: ,i s'!.iv< I:tU i!lr>d (}ii -> ' winter of fj ; .1: i-rn. Pound Dft.icl In Hi*-, Deem Allpu <'. (<:i. 'I'. R Unci:. formor Rii;>? i11r< :i< 1 <-111 i :ln Soulh Atlantic tllvii." n ?'f the I'??.-!:i 1 T?l?*f!r:iph C'o., wi ll In';*<!'iua11 * i hoi c, was found d ,nl in n vnom on Ci iton How. Doath I belli \*od lo hnvo hcr-n duo to nathr.il caii'Ofl. Two Mecjroc3 Lynched. Marlon, Art; Hob Auntln and l<- IJichni !), nr(;rooHt were lyi hod at ;iri early liour In llio courth< !: ( s'ir.ivc li\ n in"!) of clll'/ons Tli-.? victims wci'o fltaik'd with aid I mk it'll ii 1 .oflInp t Jail dollvory which ocsurrod her? Monday night. ! HAVE RIGHT OF WAY i i WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ABOVE COMMON PEOPLE. ^levators In Publlo Buildings Run Mainly for Their ConvenienceAmusing Point In Contest for * Senato Reading Clerk. "Thorn are many wrinkles In offl cial life In Washington which afford those who are acquainted with tliom n certain amount of amusement," said a local newspaper correspondent, "and one of the funniest, from tho standpoint of those not interested directly, has been the contest for the selection of the reading clerk to tiie BOlUUe. "That thr> ofllclal whose duty it is to decide ilie question as to the fortunate man who would pull down 1 ii<? plum, all or listening to the varying voices of the so rontestants, was obliged to titk< a r?'8l for a few days to recover his normal condition < an bo readily undeiKto<d by all who fro familiar with such things at tho capltol. "Hut that ho should have found three members of tin* nation's highest law-making body who wore requested to act as a committee to de icnuiue me morns or I ho respect ivo contestants, who had not. made a recommendation for tlie vacancy in ?pi< stiou, is as astonishing as it is unusual in that not a single senator could be found who had not made a recommendation. "As a rule, wlicn a vacancy occurs at either end of the capitoi, tho difficulty senators and representatives have is in deciding which one of the dozens of applicants shall he shown the preference of a recommendation. This selecting committee of thn o Will en down In nni.llr.l unique. "Official authority hi the depnrt-1 moots in tbrunt upon one ut every i angle of the corridors and rooms of these big buildings and forms bar-' rlers over which both the initiated and the unwary stumble*, but it is soldom that it penetrates into the elevators. "1 happened in ono of the elevatora [ of one of the burger department buildings tho other day. It was at jh? hour when the car was crowded with ' clerkB xotiiK to work. After Iho door had been shut and t he car had ascended almost to the fust floor tlu-m camo a violent rir.R at the Loll and the conductor, reversing th" lever, dropped back like a shot to the ground floor, took in another passenger and jurii|>ed the car to the lilt 11 floor, whore the late comer alighted. Then . the car Hlowly descended, floor by floor, to permit the wrathful elerka t.O got out. "The hurry-up passenger happened to ho (urn of a half-dozen or bo hu rcau officers, whog? official authority gives them tho right. to make a runaway 11 ii> with any elevator they happen to striko, irrespective of (ho corridor destinations of t !i? rest of the passengers, hut the sceim and sensations of being whisked past your floor, despite your calls to the elevator man, were nmro aggravating than amusing. So: huroau otUcoia, however, show ih <' passengeia in a car tin* < iil . v of allowing it to stop J:;. 'ii 1? '. to floor; others don't." Senate "Barkers." Gulden who pilot strangers through tho capitol have discovered a scat strip In the senate which they feature with all the melliferous eloquence of a midway or pike "barker." "The first seat on the minority Bide," they declare with a flourish, is that of Senator Jeff Davis, who broke all nrt-wrienl n tiv ;> speech in the beginning of iii: term. Baying he would not feed from Unhands of a corporation. In tin next neat you will observe 'fiddling Hoi)' Taylor, whoso tuneful airs carried 1 )ii111 1o fame and U'.kIi ollico. In the next scat will ho found William .In men Hryan, ilit? youngest member the n??nnic lias ever had; and next to hint you will recognize llu- oldest senator, William Plncknoy White of Maryland. Immediately in the next rage, as it were, you will observe Henator Itankhead of Alabama, who ran for the house, but, strangely enough, defeated for that office, found himself shunted Into the senate; by appolutim-nt as thf result of the unexi>Pt:ted doath of! Senator Morgan. Immediately ho 1 yond Itiin yon will hoc Senator t? i c of Oklahoma, tin; only blind senator the country has known, and hirft, but not least, you will note Senator Owen, who ban Indian blood In bin veins.' ' 9 to lai-e Carlul, for yo'ir 1 male , H troubles, b :causo v/o a.o sure it B will help you. Remember that B | this great female remedy ^ i Ihas brought i i to thousands of 0 ' other sick women, . o why not to B , you? For headache, b ickache, Ltj periodical pains, female weak- B ness, many have .cn! ! ii Is "the B I best medicine to lake." Try itl ] I IJIIIXJJ^WS J /VJvr?.'uravjtxjQTOx,?mM911, 11 m w ? i HQ wi-B (Prickly Anl?t Polto Hoot u i MA.CT3 POSJTIVB CURES 01* ALt, F( ?MUM? aupmw M w. -u?i mwyrjc.t?ciinu L rhrMolaw:cndoreoP. P. P. k~ a rrjilon- j| p 3 ?1M oiiikliihtloti, a?<l jirfior:ri:>o it with H raRBWBKl J 1 n-.tlcfactlon t<>r tlio euros of all J] ifl f * ? " >".ui nun lii'i/os or JTimarj*! Hcconria.-r ij 2 t iiid Tertiary i, Syphilitic lUiuu- K H Iii-vtipm, t: tii Vl' ijro ti:ul fvjrcn, j! , v Cllu!ii]iiiarfiv.' Kini;lil.itiir.n!!\n, Kill- W 'jut ftoy Coi::i'lui;iUi, o; I Clitoulo CI.in O-ut!? h RBfflP'jilS * U fr, & MiiuMly 1!8 ? s? -et\ w V'-iyorc r.lntcit rM irrf.liu.'iiit.OaliWTh, FT!.in E T."-'USX ' j, ItiHouM i />:.. >, t l.foino i 1' Coin]'.iiitAW.'.uriai l'vuon, 'it'.'.-r, y <?. viscr? nc.ii llioD ^ M ky::.i " tjililly. 1? you :iro wc..k auO fi K?iiJttfl Q fo?blu, t.. I {..i bruily try 1'. 1*. i\, aud jj RHEUKI/ toKHmacainwiaiBiimi> inin i >rw>jaa<y^iii;?*awni y"\ I T'- K /"'--f /Il ! II , ?J ! ' ; t r ' ; I ' * I I f1 ' a . -r IVij U.HAIi J m ?C? Tilt i. \ \ r, i \ i a i.?"< U'' i,r* ;:t pi-f.rti < "! gilfe -/ ; - v. ! : Vffi If pK - ; \ : . I . > ( V'- / . iiiiiiiii ;. H! \ . > j a: : ' ; i ;.t :i : I / /: \ 1 Y\/ i IK' - ,' \ ' i > ; . io \\< \ ' ' " \\? ? J< r fiill... . ; of \ \ i i -'- : " *> or v.;:i V // r ...-"w r i-. i._.. v.. /. p ' . *1 , IX J& :JAC ScMthlV T"T" C7"% Vf W r?w?i W*S rxwtt I |H uyy I SOFT DIM.N KSt The amdent (U)lri Wm\ a H -""0.,v carawia awpcsi ?- { % | p U fj 1 d M i(!<* liy ih-' 1 ?<?t11 i 11 :a" W?>rl< rlosivi' li.lit in this leiiil n*y fur pn Dl' ohu is <1 liming In I'tn it ti> or just ;is Wo are the Only Distrib -i- ?: i i urn to I iMpiirc of \ 1111r friemis ;i)m>i11 I lit* I ^ '-1 f* ? sz-r '-rh'i v&r-jasa H U I S ('I !v'.\ I >I\M A !vK KEG IS " li ton h , t lit s|)u|11 is a x (Jc! i k< . ; out of !his **j 1 r I<i:t i -y< chaiiee Inter 011. All order- tilled Pickens Bottling Iv. II );i\11 i'i')>ri<'I(t. THE B 1p. the buying of drills and tlu: co ?cri|>ti< his we use every prec .uition to < .1 ' \ . %iav i?i\< [Mn iiv ui.ii ji.mr? u > use. only This rule applies .ill through 0111 l.ust ')? rij.;ht every detail must he. c; ore any article leaves our store. In buying 1 lalluin's Kidney Pills, Iries,Toilet Articles ant1 Preparations, Presesijili' ns filled here, you know whn Pintonc Rrair I a eimuiio mug ^ Masonic Temple *VTI BVS nmotn H' ind Potawlum.) >UMS AM) 8TAOR3 OF ... nui rvHoin ncnn ana strength. iViutoof onoryy and all dlnoaaea reuniting 'rem overtaxing tliosyetoiu nroenrod by lio inc of I'. I\ r. Lauiofiwlioeo pystomnarcpolRonodAnd rboiioblood in In fiu I iu i>u ro condlliondu# o moriHtrual lrrc^iilarltloa nropocull/urly icuoliicd by tlio wonderful toulo and SCROFULA lod cloanplnR props rtlo* of P. P. P.. 'rlckly Af.lt, Poko lloot auil Potaaalnm, 6 yld by all lJruguints. S7. V. LIPPMAN Proprietor Savannah, - Ca. msM vAxm. .' \ * 'Ul;^3! WbJf i lli tin* world it l'? 1111 . It increases Itie keeps him in close r i M'Ktions; it att'onla . !i a | li\sirian or il'ncss or accident? !i,< than it takes to y can talk to luii^hbora . :y l:.inutc in the day. , *} .. ; j,.h rural tele i.i's ?tasurpris.a dozen or morn i i ? i !? 1 together and i s ; nd connect with our .1 i tli n": est Hell tele.ii. lor li.^ci i|?tivc ljooklet. /~ .t% n ft-tvy (\ JLA Vv^Jwll (Litt.iL v ~u ii nh'iSjzkVu r.;c.":i Co. vor St., Atlanta, Ga. m h n ar liter 1) Lie J.v ... c_-> ??* .- who 11;i\ c I lie exMini it up. lit ware h;i in "oi nothing utors in This >ry1.'re;1, Dr'mlc, TKIiKiO rrat roM l>ro;ikor. mi mi^lit not ^ct a promptly by 5 Works, Pickens, S. t\ rLO 1 ! impounding of our pro. got fresh pure drugs tit it which is called for* business. Everything nrei'ully gone over- -beDrugs, Medicines, Sun ? ... 11 i as wen as naving your it you arc getting. Company, v u ' \ , . . " V [ jgiaB

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, April 14, 1910, Image 1