The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, July 05, 1905, Image 2
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PICK ENS, S. C.:
Wednesday, July 5, 1905.
In the opinion not only of the
Democrats but many of the promi
nent Republieans as well, that Presi.
dent Roosevelt has made a blnnder
of his administration by his refusal
to permit his Secretary of the Navy
Paul Morton, to bo prosecuted for
his share of the responsibility for
the granting of rebates to the Sanita
Fe road (of which Morton was vice
President in oilae of freight, Lraili)
in violation not only of the law but.
an express in junt iion of the cour t,
as a result of tho P18residnit's refusal
Judson Harmon, who sat in Mr.
Cleveland's cabinet at Lhe saine table
as Paul Morton's father, and Freder
ick Judson, who together woro re
tained as special counsel to prosecute
the case of the governient ngainist
the Sante Fe have resigned, aid the
President has boon compolled to
make public the corretipooidenceo con
* ed with the case, which ha does
I great gusto and with appareit
liction that lie i6 in the right, but
- what competnt judges declare
c an aggrogation of tho most
* ious irguimenhti whil!hi were ovel
'3ented by ia high uilicial of the
.erniient.
n tho tstcieati-ni of pronineidt
onocrats and too, many of the
iinau Pel.pibliolli, the President
serions1 weakened, if 11t d(.
oye3d his p)wer for good. 110 has
ablished the dangorous preacdont
't whero corporations ire caugiht
fagri.nt. violations of the law the
-ucers respnisiblo for such viila.
ni1 are not to be proswcuited but
Irely the Corpoitions lhojaenlves
Of courfse this is abs9Ittely farciv-al
as it means merely n iniliet.ioin of a
fine oin the corpora lious, whenu they
ar10 found out, and CI in heof such
smialil pr)ootin as2521 to in 11o way
act as a deuterrett from the repetition
of the crime. With no( dlisgrace fol
loiving the porpoetration of such ilke
gal practices the oflcials will natur
ally regard it as their duty -to their
stookholders, to disiega rd the l aw
whenever they think they are safo
from detection.
In speaping of the Egnitable, the
President expresses the view that all
insurance should ho conducted under
federal suipervision, despite the fact
that the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States has repeatedly ruled that
the federal go vern men t cannot under
the constitultionl, exercise such super
visionl. T1he President is also bound
to he severely censured for the ox
tent whieb he haus attempted to
shield his friend Assistant Secretary
Loqois of the Stato Depar tmeunt
whs condett ii VTenlEznohi, as ox
posett1 by Minister Bowen, whuile not
pro~ven to be dishonest, is shiown to
have bceen pe(rmaItd with a cardlinal
also nloeitew hy' I ht while B~owen
erred ill tryinug to idu thbe govern.
ment of an uifliehu whomu lie regarded]
dishoniest anid a d isgraco to the I
Unitedl Sto, llowenu was ig'nomijni. l
ously dismissedl. Loomniis on thle olI: -
or hand, whose sins were all of those t
of seeking for personal gain, lo let oifi
nith a mild reprmn-l.
Insurance Superinitendencit lien.
dricks' report on the aiffairs of the
Equiitable Insoruane Comnpany just1
madl(O pulic, reu (ahs the fact thatn
Senator Dopew of New York has
boon (drawinig a "r1etaiuning fee' of
$20,000 a year as iter-il counsel for
the Equitable ando has booni accenting
this amount of the po~icy holder's
money for twelve years making a1 tr
tal of $120,000. Moreover, as a di
rector and member of the executive t
committee, Mr. Depew bas also been 1
accepting additional tees of $1,000 ar
year. It has been sarcastically re
,.narked that ini so far as can be as
egrtined1 the only service which Mr.
Depew returned in consideration of
S$14,000 .a year feeos was to Bee
alfttbe high ofheciaki were not under
paid And in substatation of this us..
sertiori it is poitn t.a't that Mr. Al.
exander drew a sahary. of $75,000 a
year, and that Mri. ).Me fouir years
rigaaduateg 1.ohn eollegg dew an)
qalP mont.
t
What are your friends saying
about you? That your gray
hair makes you look old ?
And yet, you are not forty ! t
Postpone this looking old.
Hair Vigor
Use Ayer's lair Vigor and
restore to your gray hair all
the deep, dark, rich color of
early life. Then be satisfied.
" Ayor's 1inir Vigor reAtored the natutral
color to m"y gray hair. and I an greatly
-peCned. It In all you clhi for It."
I its. E.J. VANDuAit, Mchianicavillo. N.Y.
St.00 a bottlo. J. 0. A Ytit (0.
gU- - . -- for '
Dark Hair.
The Navy department is looking
for payiasteis for that vranch of
the service and to that end is now
hioldlitg examilnations inl Washlington
and Si Franciico buit t difimult;
are t.ies tesits, both m--t.al and
physicl, that maony appheau.'rt: have
already failed andl it is feared tt
further exalinations wi ll have to be
held later on. In J tily or A\ nusmt
thero will also ih, l xmlb ti
ill New York for fiv,' naval civil engi
neers. These wvil hw duily %ajdv,-..rtise
so na C.I :t 2'o T:J ppit tnily to
cotilp t.o to a 1 a1 dt 4!f to a11c11el
schelools.
Dyaplomiti 4r 134 tlgv.%l till.
The I eria DI)ysa-p 4i" il1 I111.e lack
so pelsiln inl thle stmch11. 1.Id4Iigestio
if r t11y s11-4 (1 %wilen over t ) footd is liot
properly digestxted r-egardless of tel'* (2ause.
It. is imilm2erial, whetheir y1' ou call yourii
lilt, 14S)pI(ia r IOd 11liStio whenjp
liyale Sotac Tabltsareusd.They
are( guaranteed to (uro all form of
stolill troible. lHay a trial Rox,
(prico 25 ets.) i ind bt couvii:d.
Bears tho lhOKind YoullaeAys Bought
Bignaturo
of
W~hc cii ig 00 'gil,
"In Mhe sprilg Cf 1901 illy ebildrl
ill ha2d whoin congh," a) Mrls. 1),
W. Ca111p.14, of C(app, Alit. 1I used
(a2t21beli'sllil Conig! Itemsl y with tho
most Hatt i.4faut ory resuotlts I have ever seen
for lloopi)g con)gh." This 1emeledy k(eep
t-1h0 congh lnooe, Lessenla thM 14everity
and frewneincy of the nghtin!g spl itelisanl
cou1nteat1S ailnd tendency toar 1111ion
111oni. For sale by .iekes iDrug Co
Death of Mrs. Mary Brock Cannon.
Mhrs. Mhary Br1ootk (Jmonli tborn
May 15th 18-16 ini Pivcns county
South Cuarolina, Mlorried 8idas K.
Catoon dann~tary 18th, 1866. Wasi
couIverted andit jomeiid the Methodist
Episcopal (Chureb, South, August
1875, under the ministry of theo late
0. A. Darby. Moved with her' huts
band to Framnklin county Georgia, in
1883. Stono Moun tain in the fall of.
1904. Died A pril 18th. 19015, with.
in 4one( houir a ftrel hearinlg of the
dethl ofi her ne(xt (1oor neigt-or,
Mrs. W~ells. Weo carried her bodly
back to Fairview eemneter'y, :F'ranidin
county, niear whe(re 81bo lived( so long
and rearedl so well hecr seven sousa
and tbree daughters.
D)ates comel inito all1 liven and Solo.
mon01's dcr)iptionl of ai womanil whose
pricet is far abo~tvo rullbies, 1in the2 hott
of his8 Pr~overbs', app)Jlies to her'i. 1
woul not( take1 one(q 4)1h11wer from21I t'
wr'eatjj abtlIt I Ie br4 w :,f a ''SiA(.J
of Chaitiy" biut. .1 w1oLuhil thow a1
"Hlo of Glory"'' about22 the head of e
"MoJ(.theiIr. t hei Qoueen of the~iJ 121n'."
TIhe buiwairk of ChJureb antd State
s a well !oro'd hoeit, antd heret'
3ister ('annion bli at preertet'inenut
mavo boe State, her~l Chur21ch, her hasu1
Futll of hiopo we wauit and work till,
hoe reunlfion ini th hous111e of many ,))
1instion.-.Nazthi Th'iomp4or., in
h'aloyan Advoente.
A Creeping Deathi.
)Bl4ood p~ioi (creep up towar1ds1 tihe
4a11, (caus2 ig dont1 Ih. J , E. Stoa rno,
telle in~i~j1, Minn)2., writes t hat a iend~21
r'eadinlyl injured4 his. hand21(, whlich
wt'' ed ulike bioiosnig nk
-n A rmen1410 iavoodre )Eouig th oio,!
(1aledt thet uunnd211, and1( 4aved( h2is life, 2
estI iln the wld for' burns21 and) soro'.
Card (of Thanks.
1 deire 0 .. to thank14 my1 friendo; 'nd P
loighbtors for t heir' kinidness dutring d
l10 sickness and2( (death of my b)e. in
)v0(d wife. .I pra~y theO blesings of a Ii
lerciful (God( upon40 (each onel. who i
mit a1 helping hand.
I ' ., 'June 27, 1905.
SEMUL.SiN l
- " it stands so om
.24 1 '1ii hlVter.of restor- *
2,, fgiving nyew
I " II ' tisines, especaly- U
'u 2, 4 it action I$ 1at
News From Rocky tiottom.
I have not boord anything from
dnt Irishman. I just want to tell
i in that prospei'ity. is in the inoin.
Ain as well as at Pickens.
The Little) Chiampion choir at
locky Bottom Baptist church met
he second Sunday in June, and in
ho midst of a vcry large crowd had
singing hbut'd to bout. Rocky Bot
om has a good choir of singers
We have a now school house al.
nost completed and the teachers cm
ployed.
POSS the IhNUO Kind You Have Always BoUghi
sigpaturea
shako Into Ydur Shoes.
Allen's ioot Ens,., a power. It cures
painful, smartimr,, nervous feet and in,
groWing nails, an instantly takefs the
stig out of corns and bumions. Itsi the
greatesti comfort discovery of tho age.
Allen's Foot-Ense imak-!es light or new
ho s3 feel easy. It is a certain cure for
sweating, clallou4 and14 hot, tired ach1ing
feet. Try it to-day Sold by al Drug.
gits and shoe stores, 25c. )on't accept
any substitute. ''rial package FREE.
Addrei-s, Allen S. Omsted, Lotoy, N. Y.
Death of Mrs. Percy Robinson.
Oil t' \20 h of Ju ne, the spirit of
sister' Salie Nelso, wife of Percy
iand pamUhJ!4 of e Ir ft the Iqs anl1d
rest of Ifeaven. Sister Iobinscon was
thie daugher of T. F. Nelson well and
avorabahly inown it) this counnty. Whe
she was eleveu years old eho professed
faith inl Christ and effLred her8elf for
church membership, but on account
of her age it wias thought best ')
wait1 an1d whenl f twelve years oll'5 C)h(11,
offered heriiIlf again, wats Ueceplti
111111 blaptized. ILer lifo sine thd
tihni haIs rin the fruits ol' a christi1 .
At the tine of her death she v s aI
m101beil'r of theo Liborty lI aplist 'hurch' I
whr('r hIe' funOrld was hl, 1)% her.
pastor. laly fiti nds alllI reldive.,
Wert) presnit. to weep with (ho im
mediato famerily.
Sister ROhmislon w in) the! 32n1d
year of hier life. It, wao- truly it touch
ing sight to see the falther of the
four' lit He 1.J10oelless children, sitting
Iby his si ide, children Iho will never.
know i mother's love and a mothers
care.
God bless an( comfort the bereaved
and protect and leim the helpless.
Mot ir Gray 'xSc'eet, l'ouwie rs for O.hidre-,
it''sfi1 liy uet by M ther ( Iry. t )inse il tho
ehilre'u*s li mne Ii New York, 'u' - e v erish -
Ine!Ms, I 141d stomiiiu-hl, Teth itig )I'o r'ier, cnocve
thce howels icid desirov u 'crumo. c we.r :i,iKMc tex
Iitl1il\Ijis. 'c' y~ cever IfalI. At ccl .118igl8c
hI~toy, N. V.
CASTORI A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Death of Miss Mamie Porter.
P'olzer', S. C., June0 27, 1905.
andI died Mlay 18, 1905, aged 23
y'ears 2 mionuths1 a111 2( days. For
sov'eral miothi Miss Mamnie suffered
withc conmptionI, and never com
plained04 in ali her suff'ering, but w~as
paitien t. Shec told her miother to tell
everybody good bye' for her. Sheo
was a gocod, obedhciet girl1 and spoke
eil of noc one. For' somie time he.
fore 1her1 deth she~ tailkIed to everyi
boedy whoeu camce to see( bor' abcout
tho-ir 43luiI mlid gettinjg r'eady', for
jud(gilenit. One of leer re31lives was
very'1 wickd, but Glod used'1 he(r as an
iistr'onec-ni inl brcinginig him to Christ.
[ visited tho deceasedl before her
leath anld I am sureo fromi her' testi
ncony~ that she~ wals ready, to meet
eus. A fow dacys betor'e is iahoic
boitd anI id (cal led 11ha'bothers an~d
itesI~' t'~ arud thce bed anod talked
v iih them. M iss Maic wa is a
iembe-or of tho M. FK Churlch, bouth,
t Piedmont. Ileorlpastor', Rev'. 8.
Jackmanit, (3cnducted( the funerl
ar'vices. W~ heave vicsited hcr home40)
neo cand founrd ai vCacint chairi and1 a
J.C UBii 13 ' , . Geor1cigo.
curedu 11 1, Mcctheir of1 Rhe'nmatc ~im,
"'iI; nciother' ha113 h)~en a sitl er'er for
ancy ye4'ars wilehi rhumtism ,'' says W.'
.1 owarud, of' H cubandl Pa,. ".4t times
o wais nnabilo to mnove at acll whIi !c at
I timos iyelking was)~ painful . ] pre-senl)t
I hei' wit~h ai he~tile ofi (hamer ili's
tin Uni m and14 cfter' a fewv appl)Iicatijons
o decided it wa'ls 011 of the mcost won
ifl pauin reliev( 'r1c shed over tried,
fact, she~ is never31 withlout it n4)w arnd
cit aill timesi ale~f to waclk. An ocnsion
appl icetion of' Painc Halmi keeps away(
Ii p)ain thaut alho was -formercly tr'h~oubld
th." For sale Icy Pioc'ns Drug Co.
u'les Dr'ug Storec,
.Mothiera! Maithersi Mothorat
Hlow manychildren are ait tihis se'aron
verish anid constipated with had f
omach headache. hlothter Gray'sU
A' eCt Powdcers for Children illh always
ire. If worms aire prsen~t they wil
cramly remove .the mn. At all drug
5th; 250. Sample bottle mnailed YFREE
ddress Allen S. Olmesteadt, LeRoy,
TDs week ith is
,VO00 spoolsatra-l coo 9ecp
'1dark .,1014 an"h t i $ id soole he)ets
_TALK IS
BE FOOLED into buying
no use for because the stor,
cost to manufacture them.
that is "the best for the money," or that the stock
After all, when you've looked around and compared, d(
buy real bargains every day in the year? We're doin:
"We've got the abilities to back up de crow." Our
dence of the people, and it is our desire to maintain th
the so-called bargain-givers; We have no brass band c
A WORD ABOUT
CLOTHING
We're sole vg'-uts fo r Fevheimor- Fisch(l C(o.'s High
Grade Clothing, which, in our opinion, ig the best line of'
high grade clothing in Groeivillo. We 1are :lso sole agen ts
for the Aico Svstem Clothes, and have beon asked by
Messrs. Stramso & Brothers ini their represeintative to take
tle ageicy for tieir lini fr Groonville. We hivo some of
strausi. & cir's othing hi sto:-k, and, b1Y tle way, they are
Iiot ohi(, mut cF oif-dae goodsi, as on(! of ont competitors told
you, bit is seaison's goodS
We've Gone Through the Stock
A nd marked every piece of Clothing down to a fraction of
copt Think of what it means I Our pricos were already as
low as any of our competitors' sale priCes, "or at least the
trade say so." Take 20 and 25 pr cent more off and you
have tle price wo now ask for your choice ->f t )our k
Just to show you we have at hargain in Clothing 11111t is un
matchablo, we have culled out the
stcek and maiked our $4, $5 at $6
Suits inl odd lots at onei, unliI forms
pr~ic of . .2.m9.8
Anot.her lot of Nien's anl Young Men's Faincv Honospu and11a
Cassimor Suits (our regular five and
six dollar suite)--they go ou sle for,
your choice . .4
Still another lot of staplo black and
blue cheviots and black serge suits,
sold im the salos at $6 50-go on
sale at, .
HOBBS-HENDER
Look for the
110 and n12 N. Min Siii -eet.
Notice the Insurance Features
of the Liberty Bank
Burglar Insurance Cashier Under Bond
Fire Insurance Depositors' Insuirance
If a burglar blow4 the safe, and fire desitroys the building, and the cashie
Skips out with what lie can get-notice the result:
Thle Burglar Insurance Co. replaces what the burglar goel the Fire Insouranc<
Co. pay8 for the building aridi fixtures; the Bond Coh. rep'aces what the cashie
took; the Deposittrs' Guarantee Fund p~ie s the dept.sitors--and tihe bank I woube
resume business att the old stand.
Your dep)osit is insuired in the! Liberty Bankil ando it cos-ts you1 nothinig. I
word to the wvise is sufficient. Riespectfully,
I hav on) 1 hand a ic(e line)1 of
WALTHAM and ELGIN I
grade watches atI a good bi :g a. .1 i Ib,.v. I 'les m: '-I s
repairoed, and I guarantoe all work Itha r.
H..SNI @Jl , - -. 'V .'
%hickens [oo Small
Please take warn fing andl keep) your chick..
ens till they are C nice lage friers, and yo)u
will never fmnd them (lull. Already the
price on'sm all broilers has greatly declined
until nobody wants them. If youl hav'e$
good friers as grown ones, we arc here to
pay highest price for them, but for small
ones we will be compelled to cut them
way dlown. T1ell your neighb~ors that Craig
Bros. want them to keep their chickens till
they are'good size.
It fruit is scarce, save what there is. We
are wvell stocked with jars, rubbers, extra
tops and jelly tumblers. Call on us for
them. Yours for large chickens,
CR AIG BROS. ONE-PRICE C HI STORE.
C<~. H i= -
a lot of old, out-of-date goods that you really have
that sells them says they are going at less than it,
Nothing is easier than to say of this or that thing
is bigger. Do you believe everything you read ?
>n't you find, Mr. Reader, that right here is the place to
a little crowing, but we're like Uncle Josh's 'rooster:
business is increasing and we feel that we have the confi.
s confidence. Compare our prices with the big sales or
r spieler to make you think you are at a circus.
Fecheimer--Fischel High Grade Clothing
at cut prices. We positively will not carry f-on lone season
to ano10her any of our high grade clothinig if pricoswill move
them. We havo marked all of our Foohiinor-Fishchel Suits
dowl to aboiit 11ho originat cost. Thoy are th season's
goodsa which makiis4 thsm ol t.hl twice as much a at Boa.
son's h iigh pried suits. Look for t.h hitabl:
FASHIONABLE CLOTHES.
Big Trouser Bargain
About. two thousand pairs mow., Trouiors will go in tis.
sa1e tor leo8 thani it (cost to mln( th. W dn'lt, say that
we are selhling thlem( pantas for less than they cost uts, but we
ere lucky i closinag Out a lot fromn two facts.ries at about
half the regular prices. Heice wo offer these untmatchable
bargains.
O 1)11111dred and fifty men's all-wool kersey and cotton
bIok wor.ted Trousers, well worth $1.50, your choice 98
centh s.
Two hulidred pairs $2.00 valuos at $1.25.
Abo)ut. ole h11iu: drod and seven ty-five pairs all-wool
casimors, bu-ey cottoni back worste( aid korseys, worth
$2 00 a t d 2.50 at $1 .18.
Theli bigest panits bivr
gain i) ever offered
G recnville. In this I
n we offor about 300
400 pairs of pants worth up to $:3 50,
Scome to the Blly Sioro for Bl r
SON COMPANY
Yellow Front
Business Su
This is the Suit that you shoulk
most careful in selectinig, as one 1
.business suit six days out of se'
on'e~ expects naturally to bc more
in p)icking out this class of appar
more dressy stilt. 4
*Now we Have (iiveni S
Attention to T1his Li'
And are ready to lease any one. To see
is to buy. Come in and be one
of the lucky ones.4
L. Rothsclhild,
Sole gent for Ilawes liats and Dutchess Trousers.
/ .//,~WOMEN WHO SUFFER
FROM
Sick Headache
For Permanent
HERBINE acts directly n the Lvr t'
TfION, DYSPEPSIA, NIALAIA AW CHL
all derangemente of the human body.
CURED HER SICK HEADACHE 3
Mrs. .fosie Cameron, Centfalla - As
Texas,writes: "I find HERBJIN> (Iaae.
relief, and take pleasure in recomnen -, , .
wonen-who suffer Lxom sick heada ua
WITHIN THE4 REACH r ..'
Fifty Cents A Bottle Avoid All Substitutes
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
St. Louis, U. S. A.
flt ANDf RECOMME DED B