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PICKENS SENTINEL J0URNAL. XV PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1905. NO. 26. A FAMILY REMEDY. Pe-ru-na Used in Thousams of Homes. Ex-Governor Isaac Sharp. ISAA C SI[ARP, ex-Governor of Kan sais, in a let ter from 1227 I St., N. E., WNasihington, D). C., writes: 'I can earnestly recommend your Peruna as an excellent tonic. its reputation as a cure for catarrh is firmly established by my frienus, who have been benefited by Its use, and the public should know its great curative qualities. "--Isaac Sharp. Mr. James Currie, a prominent mner chant of Montreal, C(an., writes from 18t1 Notre D1ame St., as follows: "I have used your Peruna for catarrh anid find it an excellent remedy for coughs antd colds."-Janes Currie. If you do not derive prompt and satis factory resul-ts from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statemei t of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad Vice gratis. Ad(ress Dr. Ilartnan, President of The Iiartman Sanitarium, Columbus,O. A ll correspondence hl confidential. 4 STORE IS BLOWN UP. The Whole Affair is a Mystery. Aikon Nov. 20.--Probably the im'v't remarkable ofcurrence in Ai. L,. n county in many years, was the itisarictiin of the store of J. E. Broemvn, at Whitt. Pond on Thuras y voning, about 7:30 o'clock, thI. details of which has just reach ,d Aiken. \r. Brown runs a go tera I nerehai ndi * I -e busine4. vrr in- it 4t sek -f perhaps $500, pi :1. snir I fraime building, worth I'otI1 $500 . The store was a one -, lhi-ditig hwwith shed iver side >mk fint. Mr Browni o'osed bi. ,.t 4 e ab.. it 7 -30 o'clock T1hur~aday .ov.aing una was * gomng towards his ;home~, wheu the~C entr commrunity was~V thrown into consterintioni by anm explosionm that was dist inclly heard mn Williston, sev'eral miles distant. Upon i nv.st igation M:-. 4Brown founid his store ei ilapsed and the dlebris burning. Thle mides and end s ' *f thme bu1tido ng hiad boen burst tout, thm. roof falinhg on the floor benteath. TIhe shed over the sidewalk was thrown across thn street in front ' 1f the store. Tfhe -side~s nnd ends of thme building wera e* mtact and fell just as they were th~ rownm by lho expilosion. The en tire tore .nd st ock of g ,ods were destroyed by the fire which follow. ed thei exI'o.'ion. MIr. Brown camnnob offer any ex planation of the' atffair. That somie poweVr i ful explosivye was uised to dle stro)y tihe placo i, evident1, but Swha his was is unknown. Tfhoro .wa.s in thet build it'g a tank of kero senoe and ai small powd(er canl con cont;'inuing a smutll amount of po0W der'. After the (1 n had subsided, the kerosene tank and powder can were found ia tact, althouigh their contents were, of course, destroyd 4 b~y the fire. Mr. IBrowni was matis fied from 1hmis, th'ut nothing he carried1 i stock caused the de struction. After the tire a small brass shell about 3 inches long, 0, en) at both1 (mnds, pointed at one end, with an enolrged middle, smelling of hurned powder or i.on otber explosive, wa" f..urd it. tbe ioad near the b u i I d i n g. The presence of thIs slell could i ot be explained by Mr. Brown or any of his neighbors. Aside from the mvaterious cauap of the ne'ident, Mr. Brewii kniowi of no enemy who w 1ild wi-4 t do injury to him in this way. If the exlo)Iioni was intendsd as an 4. taR'k upon Mr. Brewj'la lif,. it ., aimost susce,sful, as 'e had ju-t l-of t fir - is h 1im , After (.-- it i II for thet iiight. MIr Brow n, so (sr ai Ie kmis, II i t an en.-.v . Ih.. World. 'I'he afiair cr-,iatui eo'. Kiderab!e Wxcit.ment in r.nd Hround tle little haSnIlOt of W%'hi'. 1.e,d the pO 'ple If rhar communitv -0 mCIL uriealy pwrtuirbed .1ve.r Ilh,- aO fair. M r, Brown carri d $500 it, 11yre nd h-is nei lo i abo:, - $500. No Polson in hainberliiiain' r'ough Remedy. From Napier New Zealand, Herald: Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of South Wales, Australia, had an analysis mande of all the congh medicines sold in that market. Out (if iho entir,- list they found only one that they dieclarel was entirely free from all piotmon Ti % ex coption was Ch imberloii's Cough Rem edy, made by the Chambi erlain Medicine Company of DesMoines, Iowa, U. S. A. The absence of all narcotics makes this romedy the safest and best that can bu had; and it is with a fooling of security that a mother c-an give it to her little ones. Chaimberlain's Cough Remedy is especially reoornmei.ded by its mak,-rA for c.ngbh, colds, oroup and who..ping cough. This remedy is f.-r sale by Piokens Drug Co., T. N. Hunter, Lib erty. POLEYMONErdrAR for ishadresg eufe. as#* Pe eplat** To Make Fine Table Cloths. The Charlotte bainitik lanofa . toring Company was oirganiz - I ilm Cbarlotte, N. C., Nov. 17 h w.-h a capital stock of $100,000 The m-.k ing of tine table clot.hs will he a spe. cialty. Applieatioi hti win nv~ mde for a charter whieh is expected in a few days. Ed. Carson is to be aecre tary rind treasurer of the new enter prise, which has the backing of the best business men in that city nod section. This is to bo one of the five similar concerns in the Sith. No Came of Pneumonia on Record. We do not know of a siiiglo instance where a cough or cold rusu lted in puc mnonia er co nsumption when Foley-a Honoy and Tar had beeo used. It eies coughs and colds perfectly, so do not take chauches with some unknown pro. partition which may coittin opiAte4. which cause cnstiplt ion, a condition t hat. rotardls recovery from a co)ld. Ask for Folev's Honey' and T1air and r.efuse any talbstiute offered. Pickens Drug Co. D)r. RA F. Smith. E'uab-y S. 0. NEW BUILDINGS AT LIBERTY. Blind Tigers do Big Business. l'enew school building is ne.-r lng comnpleion about ready for the roof. H-e bert Parsons has his bhick store nearly, completed. Martin HI unt will soon have his storo) ready for the ro yf. Chapman & Calaham are having a warehouse built: weather-buiarded and cover ed1 wilh ci et-ironi. J. 1). Smith is building a concrete store near the depot. The state constab!eos pa ured out a quantity of Various kinds of "booze" here Saturday. Some of it ' eing of the type "pocr dog hard upj and last chanice '' It was used as a 'fibtiu' by some of the to pers. The liquor traflic has grown to an enoirm us ex tent of late, as shouwn by the express receipt% hiere. Every ounce of food you eat that fai's to digest does ai pounid of harm. It turns the entir. meat int poiioni. T'i< nt only (deprives (lie b)4 lo aof thie nece's mary tissnue budlding maiteirial, btu it. poisoui it. K~oeol D~vspesma cure is perflect digest ii'. It ci est.4 the food regarleu of thie coindit ion of the stomach. It allows that organ to rest andl get strong again. R- lievam hnloe ing, lI(nart Burn, Sour St smaach. Iindigos tion. P .lpitati on of thie Heart, <(to. Sold by Piekens D)ruir Co. U. B. Burhans testifies after four years. G. B Barhans, of Carlisle Center, N. Y , wri es: "About four years ago I wrote you statiug that I had been entire I inrod of a severe kidney tronble by taking letss than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. It entirely stopped the brick dust aediment and Pain and symp tome of kidney disease dissuppeared. I am glad to say fhat I have never had a return of any of those symptoms duriu the four years that have elapsed and I am evidenit y oured to stay cured, and ho lily reo. inuw ad Foley's Kidney Uure. t ' o, e suffering from kiduoy 3r bladder tr.-uble." P1itikens Drug Co. Dr. R. F. Smith Easley S. 0. Onions in Pneumoinc. A l le New Jetr.oy th' little town of Wehen.:lou, has had so mitch ,'ll Um..i4, tmua it, L-oked F i at .1 dic .v'red a nouitice that the ci z la declar' cures plti.luo i a. It t4 the board of health that. *o-ccom o-nd(d I ht% pasto., so it ha 'h~ flavor of .ficialty is 1A#Rll a. of )iio ., which f rmir.g a principal lugrdient manke ther.-selves known it. .- 0 tier health boards are spr wdi g -te samn tidings. Hl-re Sh.- r--m. dy ; - Tko six or ten i i. as a. cordiag to Lize, and chop them fiim, put in large spider, and over a h t firo; tben add the same aantity of rye meal aid vinegar, 1.1onig t i , n a thick pasi.e. Stir thoruidlv Ietting it. sitmer five :)1r 1,1 n utie(sti . Tito :i put it into i cotton bag large enough to cover the lungs, and apply to chest as iot as patient can bear it. In ibout tei minutes apply another oM4 contione by re eating the 16oniiriceZ 1111d in a few minutes the pai.io-tit. will be out of danger'" This p ultice is teported to hAve worked very succesfully in the town of Washington. 1er the T Ths Kiid You Hav Always Boqlm 1ignature et Z Herb W. Edwards Injured. Ha b W. E w rds of Des Moine , I ., get a f oil on au icy walk last winter, wpi a' ng his wrist ind bruising his hVeas. "Tlle next day"' lie ays, "they ware no sore amnd a- ifT . was afraid I would have to stay in bed, but I rubbed them well With Oamberlains Pain BaIn and after a few applications all soreness had disappeared." For sale by Pickens Drng Co. V$ ED $T1 LIFE"T -That's what a prominent iruggist said of Scott's Emulsion a s h o r t time ago. As a rule we don't use or refer to testimonials in addressing the public, but the above remark and s i m i 1 a r expressions are made so often in connec tion with Scott's Emulsion that they are worthy of occasional n o t e . From infancy to old age Scott's Emulsion offers a reliable means of remedying im proper and -weak develop. ment, restoring lost flesh and vitality, and repairing waste. The acet i on o1 Scott's Emulsion is nc more of a secret than the composition of the Emul sion itself. What it does it does through nourish, ment--the kind of nourish. ment that cannot be ob tained in ordinary food. No system is too weak or delicate to retain Scott's Emulsion and gather good from it. -. We will send 'you a sample free. De sure that this pic tute in th< form of a label saon the wrappe 4 eof every bottle of Emulsion yet buy. SCOTT & BOWlN 49 ChemIsts 49Pearl St., N. Y. Oc and $1. aff mAerg=be. "CRAIG BROS" After scveral weeks of silence we come before the reade s of the S:ntincl-Journal to talk about our business, as all mer chants blow tiir own horn. We are glad to stc.te we are still growing in volume of busi ness, each month climbing over die same one of the past year. We are still sticking on like a leech to the ONE-PRICE Cash System. We are glad to see the people appreciate such a method and show their appreciation by giving us such a liberal Share of their trade. We shall eontinue in the future to deal honestly with our trade. We wish to extend a cordial invitation to EVERY LADY in the county desiring to purchase DRESS GOODS etc. to give Mrs. Freeman a call. She always tries to please. She has a nice line of Dress Goods, Trimmings, Jackets, Shawls and Fascinators And many other things to numerous to mention. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! We are full upon shoes most of them at the old price. Don't forget the old reliable "S I'ONE CRUSHER" for rocks, mud, ditch etc. only $1.25 per pair. GROCERIES. You can always find most anything in the line of Groceries at right prices, plenty of COFFEE Green and parched. We sell nothing but the best FLOUR. Have purchased large quantity before the advance. Don't forget us. PRODUCE. Before we close we desire to state to the people of Pickens Co., that our experience in the produce line, CHICKENS, EGGS and BUTTER has been long and we know our busi ness, no one doing justice to himself and us can afford to pay higher prices than we can. We appreciate your business and shall do all we can for you, paying- you the worth of your pro duce and offering our goods at right prices. Come to see us. Craig Bros. One=Price Cash Store. Discrim mating Can be pleased inl thir siihoes if they come to us. Our stock is lar ge-selected with care. Selected with the idea that good value makes and holds customers. IfI you have not been biuying your shoes fi omf us, try us next time you need a pair. Pride & Pat-ton, G (REENVILLE,5. C. Notice the Insurance Features of the Liberty Bank I Burglar Insurance Cashier Under Bond Fire Insurance Depositors' Insurance It a burglar blows the af'e, and' fire dlestroys t he building, and theO oshier skips out with what hie enni gel --nodie the reut hIe Buiirg laiIi1r uanc C' o. re ic s *' iar ihe buitirgl ar got: the Fire Insuramee e.,, I,. butiiiling and' lix)'-i : 'hi lBond' ( replaces) what the cashier 7 tS 'I epe-I I rs' ( u a ,rafnt le s?, '. l' s I h '' de positors---and the bank would resumol4 bu-iine t8t hI le oNi ,Mal. y- Your deposiit is insur' i ni the I .eri l Bank and(it a s Syou nlothing. A word to the wise is suaflicienit. 1. *speuI (n'. II. V. MIIIIlLRY, aier. A yers You can depend on Ayer's Hair Vigor to restore color to your gray hair, every time. Follow directions and it never fails to do this work. It stops HairVigor fallingofthe hair,also. There's great satisfaction in knowing you are not going to be disap pointed. Isn't that so? ,M arfdd tittIl It was about white. It took a i :, dtt of A r's Uar Vgor to restore It to Its foriner da . riCh 1,)or. Y or HaIr Vigor certainly dos rb t you clai for It." -A. . BOUGAN. 2ockinghain. N. C. 01.00 a bottle. J. C. ATBI Co.. _All driirists. f Lowell. Mass.. Fading Hair A Disastrous Calamity It is a disastrous calamity, when you lose your health bocamte indigestion ant eonstipatiou have apped it away. Prompt relief can be had in Dr. Kiug'm Now Life Pills. They build up your di gestive organs, and cure headache, diz. ziness. colic, constipation, etc. Guaran teed at Pickens Drug Co. 25c. Stores Will Close Thanksgiving. We the undersigned merchaats o Pickens agree to close our stores o Thanksgiving Thursday the 30th inst Heath iruce Morrow Co. Crag Bros. Loais Copel. R. R. Roark. T. ). fiarris. H. A. Richey. Guy McFall. Folger & ''hornley. T. J. Fennell & Co. J. F. Hariis. But few people are entirely free fron indigestion at this season of the year. Kodol Dyspepsia 4 'ure is not only tht best retedy to ume because it digest what you eat but beenuse it also euable. the digestive apparatus assimilate and tranform all foods to tissue build ing blood. Kodol releives s o u r R'omach, heart burn, belching, and al forms of indigestion. Sold by Picken Drug Co. Calhoun Chat. Miss Mary Lou Lawrence, Mir Mrs. J. H. Lawrence and littlI daugbters Gussie, Elizabeth an( Jo of Tuccoa, Ga., have returned home after a two weeks visit witl relatives near here. Miss Mary Philpet, who ha been visiting relat %ee at Dacus Ville and Greenville. ha3 returned home. Miss Leila Doyle spent severa days last week in Sensca. Miss Lullie Boroughs oif Praters is visiting har sisters Mrs. S. C Boggs and Mrs. Norman Bogg this week. Mr, Sam Lawrence of' Andersoi spent last Saturday and Sunda wit~h his father Mr. E. H. Lawretnci M r. and Mrs. S. C. lbggs sp.. one day last week in Andersti shoppinst. The wedding bells are soon I ring in our midst. 0. When You Have a Bad Cold You want a remedy that will not on give quick relief but effect a permane cure. You want a remedy that will relie the lungs and make expectora tion eas.3 You want a remedy that will count< act any tendency toward pnenmonia. You want a remedy that is pleasant ni safe to tako. Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy met all these requirements andi for thelest and permanent cure of bad colds at ,n without a peer. For sale by Picke Drug Co., T. N. Hnter, Librty. 4'O( PAIIS MEN'j Wornen's and Child irens brand new stock of tbhoes first cost until sold. Also eve yard of Cloth and every piece of olot ing at cost. This is no fake sale. am going out of these line. T. D HIARIS. Hotice to Debtors and Greditors. All person, having claims again~ til estate of Thomas Griffin, deceased, a requested to pre sent the asme proper, aittestedi to the iudersigned for p~ayme: by the 1st day of Jan. 1906. Thosei debted to said estate must maske pa meet to E. B. Richardson, Nov. 22 1905t8 W. T. Griffin. Eixecnters