The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, July 19, 1905, Image 4
Dots From Centr4I.,
Mr. E&ditor: As' there .has been I
Nothing in your paper from Cen- I
tral in quite awhile, will give you
a few dots, although news seems I
to be as scarce as real, true Chrio- E
tians.
The 4th was celebrated here by
a large crowd of people. They
had quite a supply (if barbecued
meats, such as beef, mutton, pork
and chickens-a great deal more
than was eat-but breadstuff was
scarce. The heat was intonse,
but there& was plenty of ice cold
leunonade t quneh the thirst,
The health of this place is very
good at present, notwit.lstauding
the extreme dry weather of several
weeks.
We havo boon having nice re
freshing showers for severAd days.
The gardens are reviving to sonie
6xtent. We had sweet potato (us
tard for dinner yestorday (Sinday)
Mr. W. A. Matthews is visiting
in Georgia.
Miss Hattie Owens, a pretty
young lady from Greenville, is
here on an exlended visit to her
sister, Mrs. W. A. Matthews
Mrs. Vera Mauldin, of Pickens,
is visiting her parents, Mr. aid
Mrs. Ross Eaton.
Rev. Thos. PosNey, wife and
mother, will sool leave C(eIntrl
Life often seems too for
fers from painful periods
down, headache, backache
dizziness, griping, cramps
dreadful. Fo make life w(
It Eases Woi
It quickly relieves Inflammatic
strengthens the constitution and pei
ditions from which weak women suf
It is matchless, marvelous. rel
At all druggest's in $1.00 bott
WRITE US A LETrER
freely and frankly, in strictest confid
ence, telling us all your symptoms and
troubles, We will send free advice
(In plain sealed enveJope), hlow to
cure them. Address: L adles' Advisory
Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Ten.
OF AB
Oni Ma
onie of the b1
burned, andl
great deal of
means a Sac]
building wit
THE (I
It is u
sale, the goc
(It
or: 'ruiltland, N. 0. He will b
'stor of the church there; also
rofessor in the colloge,
Mrs. M, L. Moore will leave in a
ew days for Conc.rd, N. C , to
ipond awhile with hor daughter.
As Rev. Swaney is conducting
revival services in North Carolina,
he failed to mot his regular up.
poinitment here Sunday.
Uncle Zeke has almost finhishei.1
painting the chur10,, and it is
pretty, too.
President T. Ml. Norris and fam
ily Visited hereo yesterday.
The carnp meetinig is going to )o
at Piedmont this year. Just arftier
the camp meetiiig there will b) a
tent imeotitog heri. X.
Are You UIOatmg Al.LAN'.4 FOT-CAME7
S, ake il y-ur %hoes Al ei< ' F. 11 Fit it
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I i". AIo Sw(1!a4aa leul. M I iIl .411 tajgts 1iad Shioe
Famous Fruit Farms of Texas,
Arkansas, L!ni:,inuand Thu Great
Ilout~h West rchdb~y the Cotton
I.It. R eoute. Youl C1) pIuorchasio ver-y
chelp round ifrip 'Homuo Seek'r" tic.
kets at Athuiii, Birmitnigham, AnniF
tonl M1tontgomery, an1d certain6 other
points any first, or third 'uesday,
tickets beair fin-i re.oirn limit of 21
(113 aid IOW-.y stop OIvers any1' poil
West of .\leu i-his.
Ask for ticket to rent] by MEinpli4
aIto The Cotton B It
Wr'iite, L P'. Smit b, l'raiv Pass Agt
PerIods
g to the woman who suf
The eternal bearing
leucorrhea, nervousness,
and similar tortures are
)rth living, take
nen's Pains
n, purifies and enricheA the blood,
manently urds all diAfggn-,
fer.
able.
"I SUVFURE CREAT~sy, '4'
writes Mrs. L. B. Cleeue of Belle
view, N. C., " at my moatpieriods,
ali my life, but the first 'f tCaa..
duii gave me wondeihreful and now
I am in better heat than I hae Bee
for alongtlime. I think Cardufthegreat
est womar'&, medicinqt in the world?*'
SALE
the 3rd on
anidsomest i
smoke and
the stocki
ifice. The
1 have to beC
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(is will mo1Vt
Make ua
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Memorial to the Women of the Confed
eracy.
The folluwiug Resolutions were
Unanimously Adopted at the
Louisvillo 1905 convention, United
Cotifederate vetetrans.
Whereas, at our Reunin of 1904
our federation turned over to the
Sons the sacred duty of rai-ing
tha funds for the Momorial to the
Woien of tho Coifederacy; and
Whereas in so doing wo never
reliiquish our deep and abidir.g
love for the cause, or our intention
to aid and assist it by every moans
in our powor; and
Whereas, wo have clearly shown
this. by our appoimitmeit of a com.
nittoe to co-operato and by the
work, 01hich this committeo and
many other veterans in all parts
of tih South, have done during
the past youir; and
Whorema, it will ha our m>st
oarnrst desire to set this tribute
paid to our glorius Women and
we aro most. anxioug to further co
oporato with 1111d give subst1aneial
aid to our Sons in the performanco
of this sacred duty, Therefore he
it resolved :
1.%t. That oneh Caump of the
United Confederate Veterans, im,
med ialely after the adjournment of
this Coivention and the roturn
home of its delogates, shall appoint
a Committee to actively e mnvass its
raspective communit-y to raise
Ilinds for (his Mbomoriil to the
Women of the Confod.>racy, to
which noble, wortlhy and just ob.
ject this fiederationj has repeatedly
atnd solemily pledged itself and
its comr-id's.
2nd. * That in case anty Camp
dots rot take aetioni within one
moothi by uppointiniu this commit
lee, it shall then bee mio the duty
of its Con mandor, to mike appoint
Imn1t of such Commit too.
If no action is taken by the Com
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Nice lino( of mnouldings amd fra
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lie stock is b1
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> your mfin<(
and share
Greenvil
mander any mftiber of the camp
who. i8 entbused with that high
sense of lia duty to his holy causq,
and desires to honor our G-dlike
Wo.nen, is urged to personally
tiko charge of'the matter, securo
the endorsement of his local Camp
or its officerd and make such col.
leNtions 8s he cai fron hfis comi
munity.
Brd. That all funds collected
under resolutions one( and two,
shall be deposited in some home
bank-at inteeat-to the credit of
the United Confedorato Veterans
Committee of Co-operation, (Gen'l
C. Irvine Walker, Charloston 8
0. ) and that ho shall be promptly
advised of such deposit.
4th .That the above resolutiotts
are not' intended to be obligatory
upoI auch-Camps as have alicady
taken similar action or have already
contributed to this lund $50--or
more
51h. That vacn Camp in urged
to endavor to raiso froi its com
mfunity, as ils (jluota. at the very
least, the Sum of $50.
6th. That all Camps shall con.
pleto this work by Jun 1st, 1906
and on that (late make a rep'rt of
the results achieved, to the Chair.
man of our Commiitee of Co-opera
tion, (Genil Irvino 0. Walker.
CJharleston, S. 0 .)
Tho "Lauzj" Microbe.
A learod Professor claims to have
dMiscoverd that "LaZines1" is Ca1se1d by
a germ' If the Eminoent Doctor is right,
Rydalo's Liver Tablets can rightly bo
tormed Microbe Killers, bec auso they al
wiys retvovo that tired, lazy, l uggkih
feeling that has usunlly been attributed
to t torpid liver or cousti)ated bowels.
Rydale's Liver Tablets are guaranteed to
cure constipation and all Liver disorderi.
rlhey are small, coinpressed chooohate
coated tablets, pleawant in effot. Reliable.
Any dealer in our remedies will return
your m1onoy if YOU RYO 11a ntIstltisfied with
I hese aoblet . 50 tablets 25 ets.
BearS the The KIn You Have Alway Bought
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best studios of the larger cities.
That are. natural and lifelike,
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m~es of nny size made to order.
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Notice to Old Soldiers.
The surviving soldiers of the state,
or Confodera'e States, in Pickent
county, are r(quested to meet in (tch
township the 5th day of August, at
3 o'clock p. in , for the purpose of
electing a reprocntative to IOOt at
the court hjuse the first Monday in
September next to elect a Couny
Pension Board for the year 1906.
The p1hice of 1 'in in each ltown
ship is:
Easley Tow )ship pit Et.aley.
Liberty Township at Liberty.
Central Township at Central.
Pickens Township at Picken s.
Ifurricane Township at Mile C(eek
church.
Eastatce Township at Antioch
church.
Pumpkintown Township at Suth
erland's silo e.
Dicusville Township at Looper's
gin
When assembled they shall organ
ize by electing a chairman and sec
retary, and shall then elect by ballot
an ey'."otifederato soldier-not a
holder nor applicant f>r a pension
as the i-epresentative of the vetorens
of said Township.
J. 11. Newbery,
Pension Com'r.
July 19th, 1905.
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep.
tive. Many sudden
deaths are. caused by
it -- heart disease,
1pn.cumonla, heart
] failure or apoplexy
are often the result
of kidney diseasc. If
kidney troublo is al
)owed to advance tho
kidney - p o i s o ii c d
blood will attack th
vital organs or the
kidneys themselves break down and %vaste
away clii by cell.
Badder troubles most always result from
a derangcment cf the kidneys and a cure is
obtainsd quickest by a proper treatment of
the kldncys. If you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney, iiver and
bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and scald
ing pain in passing It, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity of being compelled to
go often during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and the
extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root Is pleasant to take and sold
by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar
sized bottles. You may
have a sample bottle of
this wonderful new dis
covery and a book that -'
telis all about it, both Hoimnofr samp-rPoot.
sent free by mall. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mentior
readin'g this generous offer in this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y., on every bottle.
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Buyers
Can be pleased in their shoes if they comie
to us. Our stock is large-selected with care.
Selected with the idea that good value makes
and holds customers. If you have not been
buying your shoes from us, try Is next time
you need a pair.
Pride & Patton,
GREENVILLE, S.C.
nd Shoes, coneyded to be
rous fire. A p)rtion was
lie balance. iHowever, a
as been throni li a fire
te next sixty da\ s, as the
'pairs.
NS ARE iRERE!
[)I prices, and th sooner
prices it has bect put on
reenville
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