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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
MANCHESTER
MAN. HURT.
Robert D. Bass Blown up BY.
anyExploslon.
OLD AUTOGRAPH ALBUM 7, y
Carried Away From Manchester During
vvar--EIks to Initiate Large Glass
ii 3. Morrow Night nder Ar
rest--Church Services.
IlIEI-L 9lIIEllsl- \ NM
Manchester Bureau 4 Times Dispatch.
5GfIffl N 1s5Fpt NJ 11n1 1J,iit AZ rant q!


II No. 1902 Hull Street. III
N rhe condition Of Mr.. Robert D. Bass.
the younE Manchester man who was
Blown some distance by the explosion OF
m arch pipe on Southern engine az
Bo1, Air early Saturday morning, was
reported as Unchanged last night
n He was at work on the engine at the
time, and was badly scalded about the
face, besides sustaining internal INJURIES.
Dr. Merchant attended him, ana n nc I. was
taken to the Retreat for the SICK IN
Richmond.
Mr.. Bass Is a fireman. and has worked
for the Southern about two months lie
ID thirty years old and has Wife ana
two children Ills home Is ut NO. llos
Hull Street.
WHOSE AUTO ALBUM.
Pos tmaster Beatte has received q let
ter from bennington VT. which IS self
- III. 81 A us Bennington, VT
Postmaster, Manchester, Va:
M Dear Slr,-T have III my possession an
4 ,1tne.raph nlbur1l which my uncle brouBnt
4 North with him after the Civil War. ana
tho owners name was Sallle Royall.' !
nave been thinking that perhaps some
relative now living would pc greatly ~, !.
terested In q IT. Would It be too much
trouble for you8to inquire for such
8ncrson or persons !? She seemed to have
n nan by the name Of Buck. who seemed
~ he lines written to be very much IN
love with her She may have married .,
/ Kim. The dates are mostly OF 1907. II
il will not be Of too much trouble, "ouid
like an, answer to this.
~ - Respectfully yours,
s (Mrs.) ALICE L. MARCH.
- NORM 1S 4 KS NJ 1 bz:TING.
Manchester Lodge will meet In regular
session tomorrow night, when fifteen
candidates will be Initiated. A number OF
prominent visiting brothers are expected
from other lodges, and the PROPOSED Trip
to the Grand Lodge m Getting IN &Baltlrnore
will be discussed. al{Ss Ei3 llia43 .i5&es;
3s4SJ UNDER ARREST.
Is young man. named David K Purdia,
was arrested yesterday evening at the
Instance Of his father IL on the charge OF
being disorderly around the house.
b BAZAAR THIS WEEK.
All this week Lender Hall will be the
scene Of the much talked about bazaar
for the benefit Of the Daughters OF LIB
erty and tho Olympia Club. ssi
Besides tho usual features OF a bazaar
there will be special attractions on the
stage each night by well known nter-l
CHURCH SERVICES. ,7s
Rev. Mr.. Chandler will preach at Cen
trail Methodist Church at both services.
Morning subject, Angelic Administra-
ton; night, daily Grace For Daily
Need"
Revival services will continue all week
at Oak Grove Church. Rev. p. T. Smith
will preach. N ., { &
a Rev. Asa Driscoll will conduct services
at Fifth Street Church. Morning text:
IA Complete Life; night, Tho Power
Of God in the Gospel
Services will DO conducted at Stockton
Street Church by Rev. DR.. CrddlIn.
The Little Workers Society Of Stockton
Street Church will meet at $3.50 clock
this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
MISSOURI SENATOR'S
WERE INDICTED
my Assoriatnd 1,rnaa , /

4 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, April 1s.-The
Cole county grand jury this evening re-
turned four indictments, three presu,n-
ably against State Senators for accept
ance Of brides In connection with the
alum bill constitution, Strict secrecy Is
maintained. and definite information to
the indictments cannot be obtained.
These make seven indictments SO far is-
sued by the grand jury. After the In.
dictments were returned the grand jury
adjourned tosApril eth.
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are very appropriate, and tho several!
characters are admirably filled as follows:
Queen. Miss Martha snead. soprano !;
prophecies. Mrs Charles e.. Smith, So
3prano; zeresh, Miss Adele ogilyie, " con-
tralto; Mordecai, Mr.; w. L. Bales, tenor;
Han1an, Mr., J. u. Mitchell. TENOR Haga4,
Mr. w. IL Morrisette, tenor
The musical part OF the cantata VIII DO
rendered III good style, with Mrs. 81 9 =.
Perkins accompan mist, and lseveral mus.
clans from the Richmond Light infantry
Blues Band
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HENRY L, ME E R I'l
. .PARAGRAPHER, is DEAD.

4 u W. % (By Associated Press.) IL " Oh
s. WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Henry T.
.Merrlck, editorial writer and Photographer
on the stan OF the Washington Post,
died here tonight. IS e "a Il. y y -
I Death was due to an absccss Of the
head. Mr.. Merrick was born In xenia,
Ohio. forty years ago. II eS was edi t
when he came to Washington as a mem
Der Of the Post staff. His witty pun gent
paragraphs In the editorial columns OF
that paper won him q wiGoE reputation.
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striped Madras.
new and stylish;
patterns, ext t1 81
binary values, 1;2h,l
l1e 90 49, 2sc \.
N1ercerized y B 3,
5ket 1veayes, ne! new
and stylish. SO, 30,
.75c., s1.oo.
Morcerlzed Fan m
cies, new and very
effective patterns.
81, DO, 50, 500.
Mercerized Do
messtics, IN ent Il!
,ly.new designs and
to be seen 4 here re
only In limited limit 81.
quantities. 50, %,
Mercer1zed Ok
lords, Crepe de
Chimes, Yoiles, &c.,
e5, IS, 3 !:l'',, !.
Checked
Dimities..
Fine. sheer and
light weight. The
USUAL 10 q ac k x. I'd
special, t2kc. yard.
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THE CUP DEFENDER
Some Innovations Are Shown In the
81 Rigging Aloft.
Try Associated Press

1-.-- - lBy Assoclnted PFess.) -. a y
BRISTOL, r. T.. April 1S.-With the
Reliance more than half rugged and the
Constitution on her way to New Lon
don to complete final preparations for her
trial spin, there Is a prospect that these
two yachts may come together for
a short sailing bout OFF Newport n week
from to-day.
The rigging aloft shows some innova-
tons. as tho strut OH the forward eide
Of the mast is In line with the, spreaders
instead OF being above or below them,
as in the case OF other large yachts.
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An Important
Sale Of Silks &
The Wanted Kinds EnticinglyI
Priced. VI

b
SOC. Japaneae Corded Wash Silks
in all the nav and wanted patterns
and coiorings, now. I. !. J. sso.lEss
$500 All.siik Checked and striped
taffetas. now 7so.#
s7-inch Illuminated F1ecked TAT.
fe'ss. the correct fabric for shirt
waist dresses. The 500. kind now. Sits
Printed Foulards.
All silk, heavy weight and Ii this
season newest ana most effective
patterns and colorings The s1.oo and !!
y $l.15 ones n w u &. 700.
Other equally good values at VI
SOC. and s1.oo 4
Checked Taffetas, with embroidered
y polka dots, new and stylish.....,s1.oto,5
Illuminated Pin Check Taffetas,
new ana Stylish ......' s1 l1'fE !
PEo,'ngees.
ALE Silk Pongees, heavy weight,
5i Ss3ig.3 ~ so, 60, SOC. s1'oo
broidered Pongees, new, stylish j
and exclusive designs, IN
st.oo, s1.2s, $3.50 and st leg
24-inch All-silk Heavy Weight
White China silk. Tho SOC. kind
2 special ............lz osc'
Guaranteed Black Tafteta Silk,
D heavy weight, all pure silk.
rs, &c., 500, s1,25 /.
27-inohi Pineaye, all pure silk tat
feta silk, heavy weight rich lus-- X !
trous blacks. The s1.25 kind $500
| 27-inch All-slk Heavy Weight. 4
Black China silks. extraordinary
values so, 75co s1.oo, SIPS
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POOL SELLING8W.!AlSs
STOPPED by OFFICERS f
Inv Asso,cIa Preiss.)

(By Associated Press) Z, y
CHICAGO, April ls:-Ihe ere !, vas q = nS
trouble between officers q tne I IaW ato
race raeo track rack tits afternoon FOR the reason
that when he was ordered =, TO ta al on y
Ills betting booths John. Condo;n. ! : VINO =
without causing trouble The racing
meeting, however. was not DISCOUNTED.
Governor Durbin had u threatened to
send the state soldiery to HammIIiand ~
the local authorities were & UNWILLING or
unable to put a stop 70 pool selling at
tho track. 81 3iiE.t k{S
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BosTocK TO RETAIN
Monday Set Aside for colored Peoples
Day--The Weeks Programme.

Director Rostock has announced his In
tenton of remaining some time longer In
Richmond city Tho notification has
given great pleasure and delight to- the
public of this city,
Monday viii DO set aside for the col
ored people OF this city when valuable
prizes Will be awarded. Although 1t Is a
colored day, white people Will be allowed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

wa sent for, and no informed Mr.. Have
ner that he HAD appendicitis. Thurs -
the pain was not severe as on s.Wednes-l
day ana on account OF this the OPERA
ton that was contemplated was delayed
Last night he was taken very much
worse and at the hour named he died. 5s5
Captain w, a. Mustard.
At special to The Times Dispatc hD
TAZEWELL, VA. April 1S.-Captain
w. a.. Mustard died Thursday night at +
his home, about six miles east Of this
place. Captain Mustard was a highly es-
teemed gentleman and quite wealthy.
Wedding Cards.
(special to The Times Dlspatch.)
GATE CRY, VA April & s.---Mrs H.
s. X. Morrison. Of Gate City, has issued Z
iuyitations to the marriage OF her daugh-6
ter, Miss Louisa Elizabeth Morrison. to
Mr.. ]. Spears Webster, on April ~ NTH
King Walker.
(spee!al to The Times 3 Dlsp,atch) !, !.
EXMoRE, VA.: Aprll .ls'-The weaa'ns
Miss Helen Blanche Walker, daughter Of
George g, Walker, OF Belle Haven. Va,
was solemnized at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents on 4 Tuesday. April 18th
Mrs. Mary 9. Chichester.
lstf (Speclal TO Inc 1lIIles-1IlsPatC!tlLgss 84t
LEEsBURG, VA, April 1S,--hfrs, Mary
Beverly Chichester, wife OF Captain
Arthur III. Chichester, died yesterday.
She was the daughter Of Sthe late James
Bradshaw Beverly, OF this county, ana
the last surviving member OF her fam
lily, Her husband, three sons and three
daughters survive her.
r.. L. Smith. Ed
z Especial to The Times. Ispa teh Z,
NoRFOLK, A. April 1S,-The body
81 r. Il. Smith was sent to- Petersburg
this afternoon. He died at his home IN
Avenue q here this evening, He was.
kthirty-eight years OF age and leaves q Z
widow. a 54Sy 4 5iss u }IS5 is jrli VII i78
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
The New Wash Stuff:s
III At Mid Summer Prices. (s.

3% Silk and Cotton
I Mbusselines finer
sheer ard cllngyl
/ colors white black.
navy, yellow. light
blue. corn plnx,
lilac and nile. The
usual $50. kind;
special. $780, &c:
Zephyr Linens lIl
shirt waist
SUITS. new pat
terms, The s7hc.
I Kind now 900.
New. r. OF tie d,
,Bwisses in entire
~ new Ideas, 80,
90, rs, 4 ESQ., 3 q
kidY0loves.
$lSPer Pair.
A Very Special VA
7 Value.
Made 81 an iex-l
ira quality kid.
fitted properly and
guaranteed at our
Glove counter, oil.
colors and black.
This is regarded
BY all as the pc 81
/ 800 Glove IN N
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
! Strike Is Settled,

(Rrf Associated Press.)
NEW YORK April ls-The strike q Of ! th ~
iron workers against the America y tsrlog
Company was settled to-day, i is under.
the men shall return to work upon the
conditions that prevailed before the strike
was declared and continue to Work QndeF
those conditions until May LIST,
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NATIONAL, "a CONFERENCE CHAR,
TIES AND CORRECTIONS,

Atlanta, Gay May 6.12, 1908
& One fare plus twenty-five cents for the
round trip, via Southern Railway, from
MI points. Tickets on sale May 4th and
9th. return limit May 18th. n s$y81 N
Rates open to the public, IN
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MBssLER,-Diad, Saturday. April i, 1903
Tez fI nfsL eS HSu MEs shfEfy
wife or John "A, Nfessl Ter. 2 . isii3 . /.
Funeral viii take place from Sacred
Heart Church TO-DAY Sunday at 4
Pm.
aMITH.-Died at her ,S,sldence, cit 8,
Cherry Street, Saturday morning, April
ls at $3.50 Slosk Mrs. Mrs MARY 3 NAB,
/ wife Of James I. Smith, q, sis&
The funeral services will take, place
from st. James Episcopal Church TO-
p NJ. Ball bearers-H honorary: DR..
! Geo. Ben Johnston, Ro. N, Northen, DR.,
4 J. N, Upshur p. A. Anderson. ActiYe:
w. IA. Chea twood, ~, II. Nelson, Louis
Aubei, q. II. sydnor. Ricard Booth, g,
EG Taylor, Harvey Wilson, =, II. p.
O'Keefe. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
WILL PRESENT cANTATA
.Queen5 Esther" to Be Given by Rlch-.
th nond Talent. .sINI

Friday night. April 24th, ut the Yenable,
Street Baptist Church, the beautiful ga
cred cantata "Queen Esther" viii be pre-.
sented Ny we'll known musical talent Of
This city, The soloists and chorus have
been rehearsing for several weeks Under
the direction OF Mr., &, 8, Perkins, ana
Indications point to 9 highly credltaple
entertainment on next FTlday hlgnt,
The costumes 81 the leadI ngS articipants
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OBITUARY..
Mrs, James q. Smith

~ sttt - W fS, Jam IS W S|1llttl, @ Bsslt
II Mrs. Mary AIarwood Smith died yes
terday at her residence, No. at South
Cherry Street. She was the wife Of MI.
James L, Smith. u 81 Il.
4 Mrs Smith was daughter OF Mr.. John
Williams and Sarah Quicke. who came
!. to this country from England Afty years
ago. She was a Niece OF Nj. j NJ,
Qu!cke, of Petersburg,
The funeral will take place at $3.50
o clock this afternoon from st. Johns
Episcopal Church, 5 A. 4
Miss Violet Bohannon.
The funeral Of Miss Violet Dohapnon
took place at II o'clock yesterday Morn
Ing from the Denny-Street Methodist
Church. The interment was made In Oak
\ MISS MIS- Rohannoa was NSthe daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Ii Bohannon. She was
twenty years OF age,
Mrs.V, F,BWynn,
Mrs Virginia Frances. Wynn died at
her home In Petersburg, Va. on Tuesday,
Mrs, WYNN was twice married, Her tlrst
husband was William Crafford Goodwin
father OF Mrs, n. G, Balm, of Richmond
The remains We're laid to rest IN RlaHd-
ford Cemetery, sf
Mrs, James Duffy.
Mrs James Duffy died this morning ~
3 O'Clock al. the residence Of her huspaa Ii
No 1888 North Seventeenth street. Ing
funeral arrangements VIII pc announces
later, a ;7gi # h
Rev, j, VI Hayener,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

Linen E y mi
new and stylish.
all linen ;,..l' c,o,lorss
navy, cadet 7l't'| re- Re,
.eda and III. gray. The T he; !
800. kind $50.
Real Irish Dirni-5
ties, in new pat
terms and md color lot'lr,.
Itngs, $50. !. I,
silk Striped Gre-
nadines, new and
stylish patterns 4.
and co,lo''lr & 50,
49, 50 500. I
1ent ! |: i rs ! !,
iNeglige.el: -
Shirts ::;!'1'jl Is
Every one new
perfect fitting. out
/ hne and widc.
carefully selected !
materials. extra
! good values. S1.oto.
$3.50 and $500. s.i35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
The. Uncertain Gather
Conditions Have Played
Havoc M TIL Prices.

The and the exreme tardl-
douby anxious
o dispose sc have just been
hsavy slli hsys
for of prices this
ment Big saving tor For this weeks selling
pressing wants will demand
Ana prices that will ready and satisfied
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
.Selri=Made Robes IS:

-
~ Manufacturers Entire Sample Line 4 to
Be Sold at Prices Less Than Cost to Make.
Ev.rv one [. 81 this seasons most advanced styles
Il. at.rlas voIles Examines, Crepe dc Chimes Nets
and Linens, In white and colored.
About seventy. I'VE (75) Robes Of plain linen
LOU wash materials each one. dn ersnty
made ana trimmed cuny and oriental aces. Forner
prices 317 ,2i,oo now :
~ =, About twenty t2o) styles OF voe silk trim
LOT 80 med, colors blue black. gray and cream
Former price,, $3.50; now s<s'0u
* 10 About nfteen (15> styles Of Cream YoleS
$LOC$OE5 Robes. no two alike Former prices. !sa. %
to 362.50; $aIoU' $ss'ov
IS. s Black Crepe de Chine Robes made Of extra
quality all silk crepe made and
$e7so, Is5 90 and so so robes now
os.ls$ ss5 WI as CHS 81.
Muslin Underwear.
Specially Good and Specially Low Priced
100 dozen Nicely Made and Trimmed Gowns skirts $:
Chenise and Corset Covers at exactly half
former price Prices were from 75c TO- 70
sold In five lots 49, os, os. Is oo ano VOC
8g (second Floor,) s$$8.: tSecohd flool) sF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Cordes, Mosby & Go.
Hosiery !! ]. 'I;,.ll


some Very Unusual Values.
ladies' i ,- Black ,i.s Ailoyef lAos
sLisie Hose, new patterns, and con- on
! sidersd . bargain = s'sc.; special,
no, 81 pairs tor 400
I ladies' y \. ~ \; oysr .ad Best 1ao'
:I,.,. Hoo. new and stylish p.s.
terms 80, ,se.
Ladies' 4. !, Dropstit,o1h, LiEhs.w \
Lisle Hose. extra =, mo gauge ana "a ~
solutely t..t-b]aok. me me ', ~. 'so.
kind 49,
ladies' Embroidered = D Y
\ I.slo Hose, absolutely fsst- black. new /.
ana stylish patterns soo.
a Boon to Mothers 8.
The Nor len,d q Stock e k',il!lngs,.
Fast- black AK n light weight Ugh n. shaped ape
knee, double heels, soles and toes, III al
being 81 8 stout linen. which insurss
extra wearing aualltle,..3 w " are Z.
Richmond p',i $',. go So
Neckwear.
Nav stooks.ot wash ~ Us Materials, e. 8
tirely new designs 4. . = q, 80, 80, sse.
New chiffon Yelling. entirely new
3 ideas 50. 90 IS. SIC. il 10 !.
New Pompad our R sus1tg entirely entirely
now shape. $3.50 20 5000
Feather Boas, IN white, pearl black '''
and silver \; = g Z ''2so, $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Rev. u, J.HaYener,

38 especial to The Tinles- Dlspatch.1
x CIIARLoTID, N. c.. April ls-ReY 81
i. Ilavener. pastor Of the Methodist
Church at Matthews, died this morning
at7 O'Clock at his home IN that owh'
Appendicitis was the cause Of death. MT.
JIavsner came to Charlotte last TUESDAY
On business. lie returned home ~ me
afternoon and complained Ct not pe} ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

The entire new
stock Is now here
ana ready for your
inspection. Ask to
see one, Specials,
80, $500 and o. ID
$3.50. A. tu ally.
worth one hall a {.
more.
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The New White Stuffs
III the Greatest Possible Variety \ ''1
\ . !, "a III Lowest Prices.

French ] I
Bati 81:
~ inches wide
fine, sheer and
light weight; spe-'
iclnl csc.
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White "
Dotted Swiss s
One Special Value llll'+

OF extra quality.
fine and sheer, fine
embroidered pin-
dots, The usual
$50. kind, special,
ESQ.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-14

an" appe,izing bsnd>out at nearly
any back door Of the city, and he
generally takes his departure hence
with a full department. ofAthe in
terror.
But old Bob is on the downward
path of life now; his long and event
full career is swiftly drawing to an
end. He won't call at many more
back doors or cling on to many
more bumpers or count many more
cross-ties before he is called upon
to take his last and final journey.
And when he does lie down to eter-
nal sleep he will be sorely missed
by thousands Of little children
from one end Of the nation to the
other, whom he has amused and
entertained with delightful tales in
wonderland. Bob Gridin, that is
his name. Ask any little girl or
boy about Bob Griffin, the tramp.
They all know him end love him
in spite of his shambiing unconth
figure, his dirt and his rags.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-14
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Bishopvllie, May This town
was shocked this morning to hear
of the tragic death of W. j..
Creech, who was shot to death yes
terday evening by Spain Kelley.
Mr.. Creech was returning from
Camden in company with H. e.
King aid Howard Singleton.
About u miles from this place
they were met by Kelley, who Wac
riding in buggy, accompanied by
a negro and leading another horse.
AS he came opposite to Creech and
Singleton, who were riding to-
gether, Kelley drew his double
barrelled gun from under the bug
gy seat and aiming his gun at
Creech said: 81 have been hunt.
ing you for 4S hours"
He then fired, but the negro
knocked up the barrel and the load
went over the top of the buggy.
Creech and Singleton then jumped
out and the horses ran away. Kel.
ley fired again, the load striking
Creech in the side and arm. King
then caught Creech and pulled him
into his buggy, driving rapidly
away.
Kelley mounted the horse he
was leading and rode after the re-
treating men. King. seeing that
Kelley was fast approaching, whip
ped his horse into run and this
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-14
pace was kept up for more than

LHo ulIIeS. ---
Coming opposite the house Of
Mrs. Sallie Boykin, Creech begged
King to stop as he could go no fur
ther. They drove into the yard,
Kelly following. King pleaded
with Kelley not to shoot again as
the man was dying. Kelley rode
up to the buggy and fred twice
with his revolver, killing Creech
instantly.
Neither Crsech nor the two men
with him were armed.
The verdict of the coroner's jury
was that the deceased came to his
death by means of gunshot wounds
at the hands Of Spain Kelley.
Kelley has not yet been appre-
hended as the sheriff has been ab-
sant on busiaess-for several days.
The cause Of the shooting is q
mystery to everybody here and no
motive can be assigned for the
bloody deed.
Mr.. Creech was manager Of the
livery stable here of the firm of
Creech & Little. He had made
many friends since his residence
here and was a highly respected
young man.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-14
GREATLY ALARMED

IA Persistent Cough. but PerMa-
yAentiy Cured by Chamberlain's
IA Cough Remedy.
! Il. P. Burbage, a student at law,
%eenville. S. c., had been troubled
Sep- or five years with continuous
sgh which he says, ':greatly alarmed
causing me to fear that was in the
stage of consumption" Mr.. Bur
d having seen Chamberlain's Cough
Ady advertised, concluded to try it.
4 read what he says of it: II soon
| a remarkable change and after using
bottles of the twenty-five cent SIZE,
5 permanently cured" Sold by Dr.. e.
Earle, Pickens. ami DR.. r. F. Smith,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-14
Startling Test.

To save life, DR.. I. G. Merritt, of
No. Mehoopany, Pa, made a startling
test resulting in a wonderful cure. he
writes, "a patient was attacked with
violent hemorrhages, caused by ulcerra-
tion of the stomach. had cf,en found
Electric Bitters excellent for acute stom-
ach ard liver troubles 80 I prescribed
them. The patient gained from tho first,
and has not had an attack in Il months.
Electric Bitters are positively guaranteed
for Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation
and Kidney troubles. Try them. Only
SOC at the Pickens Drug Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-14
A Sure Thing


1t is said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not aito-
pether true. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is sure cure for a,l
lung and throat troubles. Mrs. y. p :.
yanMetre Of Shephsrdtown, a:'
saws .I had a severe case Of BFoncnatls.
and for a year tired everything l ae1su ~
of but got no relief. One bottle o. pr.
Kings New Discovery then cured me
ahsolptelv.r It's infallible for Group, !,
Whooping Cough. Grip, Pneunnonla any ~
Consumption. Tr; it. It's guaFan.seo =
the Piekens, Drug, Co. Drugglss
Trial bottle free. Reg. slzes sec, sl.Ou. @
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-14

Mr.. Joseph Pominville. Of Saltwater,
Minr., after having spent over 81 600
with the best doctors for stomach trouble
without relief, was advised by bis drug
gist, Mr. Alex. Richard, to try box of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. He did 80, and is well man to-
day. If troubled with indigestion, bad
taste in the mouth, lack of appetite or
constipation, give these Tablets trial,
and you are certain to be more than
pleased with the result. For sale at 25
cents per box by DR.. G. w. Earle, Pick
ems, and DR.. K. F. Smith, Easley.