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PUnIuBsID EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING. -BY The Sonlnel-Journal Company. TuoM1soN & RiciEy, Piors. J. L. 0. THOMPSON, EDITOn. Subsoription $1.00 Per Annum. Advertising Rates Reasonable. Enitered at Pickens Postoffice at Second Class Mail Matter PICKENS, S. C.: WEI)NESDAY, MAY 2, 1906. Metrologloal Table ny John T n)oggs, observer, Licerty, S. C, Temnperature. . Character of c tho day. 01 rZ .4 C1 __ _ 83 61 .75 .Clear ,5 -17 1.00 Clear -1 33 1.00 Clear 511 1.tX) Clear a-;5 j Clear 27 N o; , 50 fA Clear I) I ' Clear THE SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER. The eartulinake which visited San Francisico Ai-ril 18th, causing whole salo dc4l 1111(] destructiol, was one of the most apnpalling disasters the future historian will have to chron icle. As day dawned on that city on the miorning on the 19th, it was upon a scene of ruia and devastation. Wherc olocks of ch gant buildngs onc( stood wero now smoking ruins. Du ring the night the flames had des truved many of the city's finest busi ness structures, and in a doxen dif ferent directions had skipped to tl residence portions and totally dcs troyed the district known as "souti of Market street." On every side wa death and suffering. Hundred were injured, and though the numn ber of killed may never be definitel known, the number will reach int the thousands. The money lose wi probably reach the $500,000,00 mark. At first the greatest danger seeme to be from famino, but the heait < the nation, filled with horror, sympi thized with them and nobly re ponded to the call for help from ti doomed city, and by prompt actit in sending help, relieved any fe-a1 of distress on that score. Thearea burned vri, as n4ar f could b~e ascertained1 by tho miarin of a cyclclmeter, ia twldnty-six muik and comprises the ountire businies district and a large section of th residlencO district, all of wvhich wa densely populated. Just how much damage wa wrought by the earthlquake in Sa Francisco and other places in Cal fur nia -how many liv s and ho' much property has been lost- is n< k~nown, but the loss, except in lives has not beenl as great as that cause< by the fire. The earthlquake, lhou ever, wa'is the cause of thle fire. Th~ ausi~fOcldisturbanco mazy be rankc< with the earti quakes great enlougi to be recorded in history. The heaviest earthquake that ete occurred inl the United States, untd the recruit 01ne at San Vrancisco, o< curred ill Charleston, S. C., Auguls :31st, I188(, wvhen reverail hundre<lI b~uildin~gs wvere shaken to ices an1< theofourths of tile whole numnbel in the city maide ulninhlabituable Scores of peopleO were killed and th<( loss ei1 pro'perty'5111 amouted to $8,000 000. Wie truist thlat San Francisco ' darkest hour has1 dawned1 into a d1ay of hope and1( that its time~ of over wvhehning disaster anid peril 1has paissed, and~ thlat .l'hluenix like, she wih rise from her ash~es into nobler anld grander prop~ortions. The thought that "no0 one cares and no one knows" blights many a bud of promise. Be it the young artist at the easel, the workman at 14hisbench, the hoy at is mathemat 4 b~il protem Chori indrgeton ir at~ea teangiv whatr altosoe tou can.L Dohn ourv stom-ach. ftrn yof have metin gtaKl IyspC~lopsf ia ur btwllrody. MyoduggsrecoW.end or b d it Charelmie tio for Inova years; Dwhatve Ihatou seamed tol cas heybuneveor gromaph frusiekin, ofm hleanse and engerl teprssionh oflive and bowel. Thi drgist unersmendK ; det ofythen mand tlephoundlyo at nigh Kodol Digests wlat you eat Solnb ~ ~~laeadtrghn the stomachetv lrjive diopofo th an thusndos who ur D1 irlcjy Biers olrbuPcenV Dug0 tha, fun,beoiggaontm 0Out Uorrespounence . Town Creek Notes. *1 Editor Sentinel-Journal:- ' Rev. B. Holder delivered a grand sermon to a large crowd on Sunday, 1 15th inst. The Sunday school being carried s on at Town Creek, under the super intendency of Bro. James Spearman, is in a flourishing conditlon, and it is hi hoped that it will be of great good to V those who attend. To those who are ' against us and the good work at Ot Town Creek, we only pray to the t Lord that you may see the need of p souls being saved in this sinful world and will join in and heap us. A. t( Dots From Clara. b It is very cold here this morning. ft 'There was some faost, although I think there will be plenty of peaohes and apples yet. The farmers are busy planting f corn and cotton. I know of some who have done. a I don't hear of any serious sick. ness in th1is comminuity. Elurybudy Is livuly. Rev. A. S. Whitmire -proached at Saluda Hill last Sunday. Quite a number were present. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Hardin were the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hardin, Sunday. Mr. V. T. Hardin wilt be at home in a short time from Pinicle Insti. tute, North Carolina, where he has been attending school. A crowd visited Table Rock on the 29th inst. 1ulr. Oscar Chastain, of Oolenoy valley, visited his best girl at Clara last Sunday. CovE C r. Hazel Happening. The farmers have been hustling around pretty lively in the past tine weather. The health of the community is very good at this writing. I The forest has put forth its green [ leaves very fast the past week, and all vegetation is putting forth very - fast, warm days and these pleasant J showers will soon land us on the L- green earth again, and in a land 3 of beautiful flowers. V Rev. Benjamin Holder filled his I regular appointment at Antioch last Saturday and Sunday, deliver ing very impressive and instructive L srmons both days. p The~ big May meetings will soon be he0 ure again. 'verybody is so busy there is no visiting in this section, worthy of Snotice, hlurrah for you Mr. Editor, keep ~ on talking railroad talk. By all means, lot all the towns of Pickons county and the county at large all I ~ oin in together and p)ull for the road to come from Pickens, 0. HI. So~uth Carolina, for 1 do nuot thirnK there is anything we could do to Improve andl build up our county and country at large so much as this one thing would. Mon of in fluience, get cdown to business, aid. h soe what you can do. By all meoans a work and work hard to this end be- gi fore it iu too late, I sincerly desire f, to soe this road come to Pickens. se Mountain Sprout. tI Six Mile News. Again this beautiful day I wvill w write seine to the dlear old Sentinel rc .Jounal to let thenm know I am still ye livinug and having a good old time. dl W'o have finished lhanting corn, and have some1( upj with five blades c on it. We will work it next woo'k, Mrs. Riuth Snyder, of the Green- a< ville side, us visiting home folks this ati week.a t Born to Mr. and Mrs. R, HI. H~ol. comube, on the 20th nltimo, a fine girl.4 Mr and Mrs. Mac Findloy, of the Stewanrt section, visited at the home 4 of Mr. and Mrs. R W. Willimon last 4 Saturdhay 'and Sunday. TIhue little daughter of Mr's. L. F. Mann is voiy ill at this time.I Miss Mary riotter visited in Sono ca Monday, buying her sumnir Wheat is looking very fine in this y Mis. lR. W. Willimion and her i hmaghter, Maggie, visited in Central I on0 (day last wek buying their sum. mner goods. t Mrs. W. A. Hendricks, of the ole i'ecens side, was the guest of Mrs. ful SL. F. Willimon Sunday last. Mr. B. Mauldin, of Calhoun, spent one night last week with his brother, h I W A protracted rmeeting is going on b at Mt. Olivet this week, it willb close on Sunday. f0 ijss Bettie Coyr. had the misfor tun~ bhreak her armi by a fall. wichad a good rain on Friday, wihdid the crops much -good. uc E'verything is lonking A ne. The big May meeting at old. 1$ lile is very near. The writer had the pleasure of )ending Friday and Saturday in ie little town of Cateechee. Mrs. A. P. Alexander, of the Stew -t seution, visited her daughter, re. C. L. Villimon, recently. Wishing the Sentinel Journal much ccess, 1 will close. OLD RIDDLE. A man who once had rough horn aods made them soft and smooth with %1h Hazel Salve, but he used the gen '-that bearing the name "E. 0. Do at & Uo. Obioago." For sores, boils, its, burns, bruises, etc., it has no equal, d affords almost immediate relief from ind, bleeding, itching and pr 'ruding les. Sold by Pickens Drug Co. Plokens Lost to Easley. Last Friday the Pickens Base Ball am went down to Easley to cross ate with that team and returned efeated, the score being 10 to 6 in kvor of Easley. Up to the last half of the seventh uming the game was going Pickens' ray, but the Easley bunch took on ew life and pulled victory out of de 3at towards the end of the game. Batteries: Enslev, Lang Sheppard nd Mullinax. Pickens, McFall and Araud,%. Struck out by Sheppard, 12; by IeFull 9. Base on balls off Sheppard 1, off ICeAll 1. lits-Easley 11, Pickens 10. Errors--Easley 2, Pickens 3. )ouble Plays -Pickens one, Price Bruce. Time of Game-2 hours. A ttendance-400. Umpire-Hal Hagood. These two teams will meet on the ?ickens diamond, Thursday, May 3, n a grapple for bupremacy, each eam having woa one game each. How to Ward Off Old Age. Trhe most successful way of ward ng off the approach of old age is .o maintain a vigorous digestion. L'his can be done by eating only ood suited to your age and occu ?ation, and when any disorder of ho stomach appears take a dose of Jhaniberlain's Stomach aid Liver 'ablots to correct it. If you luve i weak stomach or are troubled with ndigostion, you will find these l'ablets to bo just what you neod. P-or sale by Pickons Drug. Co. and I'. N. Hunter Liborty. While a bilious attack is desided y unpleasant it is quickly over ,vhon Chamberlin's Stomach and biver Tablets are used. For sale 3y Pickens Drug, Co. and T. N. Hunter, Liberty. Deaths. -The many friends of W. M. Me Idama will learn with regret of his loath, which occurred in Atlanta the I7th ult., of congesioti of the brain 10 wvas a son of Geerge McAdams, if the Farr Mill section of the county. le was a young man of much worth nid possessed of many noble traits f character, and made friends vherever ho wenit. Ho leaves a iie, n aged father, five brothers, three isters and a host of relatives and riends to mourn his death. "Surely be Lord giveth and the Lord taketh way, blessed be the name of the iord." Peace to his ashes. Mr. John H. Morgan, who has been naking his home with his daughiter, dre. WV. T. Jeanes, in Pickens for overal years; died at the home of his ~rand-daughter, in G nvulle, on hie night of the 27th ultimo. F'or ame time lie had been in failing ealth, but two wveeks ago lie wvas ble to go to Greenville and was in cc health and spirits until within a wv minutos of his death. He was venity years, seven months and irteen (lays old, and for over fifty ars he had been a member (of Nor 1k church, in Greenville counitj, bocre he was born, raised, and ared a family, and for thirty-five ars he served hia church as a acon. His remains were interred this church. He leaves three idren, two daughter. and one n, besides a host of relatives and lends to mourn his death. He rvedl through the Confederate war dwas a loyal and gallant soldier,. Ld has answeaed his last roll call. good man has gone to his reward. wet SC OT T'S, :.mulsion t Afhen you go to a drug store / id -'sk for Scott's Emulsion u know what you want; the min knows you ought to have Don't be surprised, though, you are offered something 10. WInes, cordials, extracts, - 4, of cod Ever oil are plenti but don't Imagine you are tting cod liver oil when you ce them. Every year for thirty' ars we've been increasing a sales of Scott's Emulsion. hy? Because It has always en better than any substitute Send for- free Semple 8COTT & BOWNE, Chemist. 9-415 Per Street, New Yoril B00, and SI00. All drugits 'CASTeRIA For Infants and Ohildren, The Kind You Have AegetablepreparationforAs smlating ihefood andReg gia Bears the Fromotes Digesilon.Cheerrul sess and Rest.Contahis neither OpumMorphine norineral. Of WTNARCOTIC. In Aperfeclllemody forConstipat Use tion, Sour Stomnach, Diarrhoea Worms ,Convulsions .feverish nessaTd LosKOn SYuP.ve Thiry Years OXAT COPY A WRAPPER. CASrfIA THE1 INUTA-UR SOMPAMY. NMW VORK CITY. J6 D. MOORE Says i is time ow to bty Straw Hats, Summer Goods, Etc. I have some nic CALICOES a d DRSS GOODS to go CHEAP Bring ino your chiickeins and eggs. If we can't triade on the p oods, I will pay you the cash for your produce. So bring it on; we will trad..fomiebow. Please call and ece me, and remem11ber the 01(1Beef NTiarRet. J. Dvf oore. P. S.-All wvho owe me will please come and settle, and oblige. D. M. *A. K. Park, Greenville, . a HS. C.-Dry Goods, Noo I e sme nce IoE swnd tC uDst o go H Bring meyor icknGs a e. hav over shon't trdnthod Swill ay you t e a for your pue. Sbingslet- o;wewl tradosomehow Pleas scall and wee me, and remembr t heodBe P. S.-All wht owee will giveashe bes valsetan $ A.or. Woiyuaet Park 'snvore, Wouar nuo r sho ig te uags an'd ' os p led y u t odest o of strew a # ouringoods ut bhat we ave he rson orm you money wasivent i~nu sowc ing his stcand worgdo-not heiate to states fhll we dwilno give them bes dowlues fre sam ome that w canno bel of ay ther. OuWpe yo thede gorks store. o 5 et . Our sketbook. dhatii vauwhy ouevser stid k $ou.W pLdies vo h est of 10. r 1 evi5 and25cns ou o's mst.~ 5&5 b e t a 't e 'at ar or Seyour Mny giv0 btacku shitadyow in ofd woLdies Oxods tsi youGry aysfll edruy.lt hmru on Oualse r.Whomasoods, and r. *an * ary Mocompletyta. w ant elo the. Our Prie antes r. 5 Wet nd 0rcenvursile and C.n dewerLeprteni s Cuoel vataetlnes w have had. Nic cueaies andtsice10ta5blndclotens. MensSliper-Pen eath 0et, tan', cl otanykio # wants Biggest and esmlin Ir ha evrigon rymOc and standa Waystcs-o E ndGeenvCti, Sho,SlC.r -LOUIS COPEL Loi p-Proprietor Dixie lothing Houseago es arri isestl in busnes atd. aeod n yhm self Comnearpaines and giet tabe bargaisi eerlmr chandsbu Slppr-Pn't loe atr an, cll-n sell you Biges pond s ofn goo flour ever h5dtr meg Ance all othe thingwas acradingre-Iseat nd riedthattelw whichas alas high cashanyou need Chung, Irshosatoper srteeMay Blisg.rl Rose, Bansm and Iwiltrea you fuliero boy an th's p ec on at anygt prices. JOUIS HAOPE y Lmef 24pudsc.fgo lu o 0cns Ad! al Averste -he P 1biIlousnes, Sick- ae~o. ESold for. 60 years a eo Want your moustache or beard BUC IGHAM A S DYE a beautiful brown or rich black? Use n Ur..or ia HrA ona , -UMY..AM E . Discriminating Buyers Can be pleased in their shoes if they come 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 us next time you need a pair. Pride & It OREENVILL __0 DEPOSIT WITH LIBE<i V bANK Ten cent cotton has put lots of money in the country. Many people have been robbed and killed for their money. Safe blowers have tried the LIBERTY BANK and failed to get the money. Delays are dangerous. Oper, an account with them today and your money wili be safe. Interest paid on time deposits. H. C. Shirley, Cashier. $i.oo will open an account with the Liberty Bank. THE WINTER Is gone and lovely Spring time is here. To feel comfortable we must shed our winter garments and ar ray our selves with things suitable for the season. We are well pre pared to satisfy the lady that is seek ing for cheap or expensivegarments. Our line of white goods, laces and Sembllroidlery wvill far suppass any * thing that we have ever had and Mrs. Freeman is still behind ourdry goods counters anxious to sell rn Splease every ;a the country. If you are ;eeking honest goods Sat honest prices, wve extend to you a cordial invitation to visit our store Sfor anything in the line of general Smerchandise. One--Price Cash Store J. Mc!D. Bruce, 1. M. Mauldin, President. Cashier. THE PICKENE BANK PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA. CA PITA L - - - - - $20,5oo-oo PROFITS - - - - - 18,ooo.oo DEPOSITS - - - . - 140,000.00 -5 Por Cent Interest Paid On Deposits.: Directors [. F. Banister, B. A. Hagoodi, W. M. Hagood, + J. M. Stewart, J. E. Boggs, J. McD. Bruce. T. N. Hunter, IH. A. Richey, J. P. Carey, I havu a good line of Among them aro the recommendable old style Seth Thomas Clocks with weights, which I amn sellin~g at special bargains. And a tew line of SILVERWARE. Also solid Gold and Silver WATCIIRS. A nice line of Spectacles; I guarantee glasses to fit eyte. All kinds of repair work in the jewelry line. IH. SNIDER, - -Easley, S. C. N. D. T A YLO R, EAsu..., ...THE VERY REST PHOTOGRAPHS... The kind that are made at the best studios of the larger cities. The kind that will not fado. That are natural and lifelike, and finished on the latest and prettiest cards to be had. ...PICTUR ES ENLA RG ED.., Nice line of mouldings and frames of any size made to order.