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Pickens lSentinel-Journal PUBLISHED EVY THURSDAY MORNING. -BY The Sentinel-Journal Company. TOMPSON & RicHr, Pos. Subscription $1.00 Per Anunm. Advertising R'tes Reasonable. Eniterel iat Pickens Lustotice as Second Class Mail N:aitter PICKENS, S. C.: 'rlURl)AY, JULY 11, 1907. Salmagundi About one-third of the land in the Mexican state of Durango is held by lifty-fivo men. One estate covers 1,000,000 acres. Since Pius X was e!evated to the ponti'ical throne, less than four years ago, no fewer than fifteon cardinals have died. Th next national Republican con vention will be composed of 992 del egates, of which 332 will come from the South. The number required to nioninate is 497. Gulls are being trained for postal service in pla'ie of carrier pigeons by the maritime station of the biological department of the University of Lyon, at Toulon, on the Mediter ranean. Where the trouble is physical, such as failure of an organ, indiges tion, congestio7 of the liver, and so on, strong, firm martial music will give best results, according to Dr. Latson, editor of Health Culture. For this class of treatment -the key of C major ,is particularly recom mended. Mrs. Rosa Horrison, of Trenton. N' J., just dead at the age of 104 wv.'. has never before suffered a I: Ay's illness. -m seventy years young is some i - r more cheerful and hopeful tuan to be forty years old. It is possible to build a house to day, and such houses have already been constructed, which shall be entirely of reinforced concrete, x cept for such minor items as drs and window frames. This, says the Cement Age, makes a house which is entirely unburnable from within and practically unburnable from without. The new Alabama senator, John H. Bankhead, is a self-educated, farier, who was wounded three times in the Confederate army, and later herved several terms In the state leg. islatujs and was vwerden of the state penitentiary abefore going to con ~ress. Mrs. John Young, residing near Owerfiefd, W. Va., has learned to read and write at the age of 80. She undertook the task because she de sired to write a letter to her daugh ter in Washington. Mrs. Young's grand-daughter was her tutor. :When she began studying Mrs. Young did not know a letter of the alphabet. Now she writes a legible hand. J. E. Martin, proprietor of the fa mous Cafe Martin, New York. has been fined $4,250 for having grouse .and quail out of season. 'Sir William Preece, the scientist, declares that he can hear the clash 'of electric atorms on the surface of 'the cun. There is a movement in Maine to permit an open season for killing beavers, because of the damage to standing timber caused by the little animals. Lumbermen lay all sorts of depredations at the door of the ..dam-builders. 'Pennsylvanta is the greatest build ing and loan association state in this qpuntry. It had 1,257 organi s aona at last reports and over r50 members. Ohio comes sec. ond, with 674 associations and over 290,904 members. lie gifts amounting 0 over $18, 000,000 within the past year, in cluding the $10,000,000 for the Sage foundation. C Through the inteicoesion of Au- 0 gustns St Gaudens bimstelf, the park board of Chicago has been persuad. ed to let a Copy ,be made of the famous St. Untiidens staiue in Lin. coIn park, Chicago, to be placed at the Lincoln farm, n, ar Hodgeus Ville, Ky. 01 A jeweler had a thermometer I stolon from outside his shop, and the H1 next day ho affixed the following notice to his door: "Will the mis guided individual who took the ther- c mometer without leave the other day tt please return eame'? He has made " w great nittako. It can be of no'use to him in the place where he is going, as it only registers 125 degrees (.1 heat." The silvery luster shown by many of the best grades of coke is said to be due principally to the decomposi 4 tion of some of the gases evolved dur fl ing the process of coking, and tLe el ti deposition of a thin coating of pure t 'carbon on the surface of the coke S cells. This thin coating protects the ti cells from alteration in the air, and t) is accountable for the durability shown by many cokes. (6 Pickens Popular, m Solicitor J. E. Bogge, of Pickon. was in the city yesterday on his wav home from Piedmont. Asked about l the number of summer visitors in hi. M town at this time, Solicitor Bogg"( 3 said many people had already arrive.i i and many others would be there later ID to swell the size of the summer col ony. He says the number will be limited to the capacity of the hote and boarding-bouse ascommodationeo. of Pickuns has not near enough room to e accommodate the people who womuld Ot like to vlsit the town in the heated be term. He almost regretted that lie ak himself was not running a boarding- er house, so abxious is he to accomno- or date this class of visitors. --[Gree- bi ville News, 9th. ~ Ie It is a great pity that Pickens is not choek-fhll and overflowing with such men as Messrs. Boggs, Legare, M Hagood, Bruce, Harris, etc., whtose dr names space 'forbids mentioning. th Just such men are the ones wlio 8 make communities, build towns said A develop cities. With such people talking and working, Pickens must 1i grow. Six Mde. Health is very good at thais writing. There will be an all-day singing at Gap Hill the third tiunday of this n month. Everybody cordially invite~d to attend and to bring their song books and dinner. Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bry -J ant, a fine girl. Jute Merck has treated himself' to " a fine top buggy. The protracted meeting will begin at Gap Hill the third Sunday of this month. a Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Findley, ol the tI Sltewart section, visited at the horne rt of Mr. B. W. Willimon last Sunday. Crops are icoking fine in this re community. M. B. Evans has the finest piece of corn we have seen in many a day. 1 We are glad to see Mrs. GordonI Pickens able to be out again. Mrs. Robert Mauldin and Mrs. Laula Arnold are visiting the little town of Cateechee. Born, on the 80th ult., to Mr. and Mrs. U. W. Garrett, a fne girl, a Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Willimon and si their charming daughter, Miss Mag gin, dined with Mr. and Mrs. Bob . Mauldin on the 4th. Gordon Pickens now ownms a fiue organ, and be knows how to play it. . Jim Mauldin, of the Stewart sec- c tion, was in our little burg last Sun- i day. Wonder why Jim calls so often? a f< I willoclose, for I see that necw top el buggy coming, and it may be my d fellow. OLD RIDDLE. J ealth Notice. Itevort han bee- matde to the 3u ncil by the Bm11i1 of Health as to nitary coiditions ill Pieun, ak d ( view of typhoi-l fever being pts It, a I I m r~ w) 0 %ilI it"Imediatl y tab C 3 andt t (r ( tuy precaut io's w%- th I surface waterv, aill drains, Jtablf-, civif, v 10ot, ete , elin il)g up immne ately, u.il. litre a d other ilt'ir Ctants frci.lV. All Alcaving ioft!, ( Sanytliig tihat w uld blrved dis- as( epns i uAt he wrmediately treated If tlis t i1,t .i d (i dieg rded, the remi-ai wili I.e 11tetided to by the ouncil, m i-d c, l, t ion for i-oit, uade d Ifine mni's4d IV the Council ithin Ihl. ir diiser< twol. Cleanl olp ,ou r l prelisfEt im medi e.Iy uno saV *v ... IA i n'b4-. B i L XallorN, M, Aconite. The dangerous taracter of acoulte iolkslood leave is Well knon. to Lost grovn persons,. but thuiIlren need striitlon to afvold those large palm mlped leaves which are dark green on te upper surfa'e. This most deadly of )getabile P0oos 4u11s4% great depres on, often blilldnss. tingling all over le body, patiilng and1(1 hirning of the irout alnd stomah(%, and finally death 8ites THE MAGIC NO. 3. Number ilt.e is a wonderfu! masco r Oor~. H. P. ri3+, o((C-dllr Grove, Me.. !cording lo it letter wt-ilh retds: *Aftnr ffering lilt-el h ttl livt.h . andelvintnoy onble, and i ecomimg greatly dcom' el by the faiire to fiid reliet, I tried levctric Bitter-, and as a result I am a all mini to-dy. The first bottle reliev i an,(] th reo ho)tle comiploiled tl- enrre." nt traki'tn e t et onl virth flor stomachit, Ar mii kidney tioulies 1y Pjeiien, rng Co., druggit. 50(-. The Ashanti Army. The Ashanti army is the male part the Ashantli nation. Elvery ian who n keep up on the narch N oblIged to rve, and after an expedition has set it the women scour the streets and at any man whom they discover ulking at hone. In bttle the gen als occupy the rear to' t (own any te who may try to run, arway. If the .ttle goes against theni tMe generns mmit suielde. To 1iotlhorn Asn Tisle Town, Childrei who are delicate, feverish d cro-s will got immediate relief from other Gray's Sweet. Powders for chil. en. They cleanse the stomach. act on e liver, making a sic-kly child strong td healthy. A certain cure for worms. id by all druggists, 25c sample Free. idress Allen S. Otmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. On the greht Orsi goldi fel'd io SI Pria all may dig' fjree of ehaige, but iey must sell 4heir,.gold! at a fixed ite to the proprietors. JAMUESTOWN EXPIS1TION, NORFOIUK, WA. For the above bccasion the Charles. it A Western Carolin~a Railway will I II eap round trip hickets. For' tee etc. see ticket agentis or waih, Ernest Williams, (T. P. A. Ananera, Ga. Bids Waisted. bIDS are invited fear enlarging the ~present court house at Piekens, .. "C., in accordance with the plaus ~ dspecifications now on file in this lice. Bids will be received up to noon e 20th day of July 119)7, after whfeh e contract will be awarded the lowest aponsible bidder. The successful bid. ir will be required to give an accepts e bond in the sum et his bid. Rights - served to reject any or all bids. E. F. Looper. 'june8t. Sup'r Pickens Vo. 3iblijolater; Your Chance. {TOU have to pay for HIOLM AN'S BIBLES. 'and that's what you want. Let me order one for that Birthday Ift for your Father, Mother, Husband tife, child Sister or Brother with name amped in gold without extra cost. D. D. JONES. ,. Pickens, S. C. otice of Final Settlement and Discharge. OTICE is hereby given that I will make applicationi to J. B. Newbery SEsq., Judge of Probate for Pickens >unty, in the state of South Carolina, a the 25th day of July 1907, at 11 'cibek in the forenoon, or as soon there fter as said application can be Jteard. >r loave to make final settlement of the state of J. R. Williams and to obtain ischarge as Executrix of said estate. Sarah A. Williams [here are )nly two Classes )f Candy if you want to p >n a picnic trip cai Nunnally' BOLT< Jp=to=date Druggist SHC [f you Want Shoes at 3ee Moore&N LAots We have divided it Stoodiy par' SHOE, tit MIX big hits whiaor entirely at the pnces below: Lot 1, couitg of 69 The pair. Lot 2, Ces aat Tie pair Lot 3 .*:s"s.*o The pair, Lot. 4, 1:w;* o 1 TIhe pair, Lot 5, .on,*"""g of The pair Lot 6 Consisting of 11 The pair, ehse are unditdfld.l the blgg at bargs "A mice easy diess aboe, , good easy lbE .Iour wif, yone boys, your girls and y We have bought a very he avy ateek of ] hese that we offer these bnargains, Come: jiced that what we sniy is true. Buy them ndt also you will save half of your shoe mo MOOBE &M FIRST A? Mean $ $ ma buy or wear th ease and durability, ' toe the mar'k< SOLD DV RDL1,6DBUB M. C. KISER ( ATLAN1 And others I.ease every bod y ry a box of Fin e Candy 5 &,Co. Pickens, S. C. ES b Good a Low Price lauldin's of our excelleut itook of we propose to close out pairs obildret and infants 25c 78 pairs- of Women and as at 39c 97 pair, m.ae and wo a7 pars. meu,. wome n c 187 pois Women's shoen - 98c 5 pairs of men. shoes *$1.03' 4rn ever eflered in Prokens oounty.. eashe you wumnt. ,an eae'elleunt every dauy shoe for your our babin, and theyare all goes ser I's shoes urud it ini to make room for4 19) and see them and you will be con an;d wear them and y ou will be pleasaed .A4ULDIN. ID LAST de to all who em. In style, 'Shield Brand Shoes' >f perfection. O. Manufacturers. A4 &A.