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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23
9lIerIef.

Da5 TrauspDrtati0n8fomite
0eS &arneoals hat nit ben bieiiaen
gabnagenten cine &%ouferena gebabt
uno ibnen feline @iinihe besiielib Der
@ifenbabnroten porgeleet. Die Ser
ren m6bten gerne cine &ounos9 Grip
State pon Der 0alfte oes 5abrpreiIes
nit einem 3uiblaa BON 10 BrDaent
uno oann nod belonoere @rfurs
iiDnsraten fir einselne Gage, mie
1890 DDn 6ouitun uno suriid,
SO. so BON @atoeltDn, 400 Bon st.
W0rtb uno Dallas uno $500 BON
9eniiDn, baben. Die Surldldge
tperoen ben @eneralaeenten DDroe<
legt meroen.
Der Dampfer a0[n, Der NDroz
oeutiden 2l0po 9inie, ieaelte an 20.
Wtdr5 m0rgens 5 ubr nad) Bremen
brett nit elmer uDuen Qaouna uno
II &ajiiten= uno Is 3miihenoeds
8aiiagieren ab. Ser 9ampfer8 rans
oenburg, tpelher am /. War5 BON
@alueiton ieeelte, fam am 20. Mdrs
in Bremen on. Der Oan1pfer 6an=
nuper NIT 126 Baiiaaieren miro am
|. Mpril in @alpelton ermartet.
Milt0n BrDpn, Der gbaufeur
BON gowaro 6eath's 9rDRem Nutos
mobile, tpuroe Dienstag toegen Su
ibneQen Tabrens perbaftet.
% Mita[ie6er Der Snipn
@ropers NliociatiDn BON SiomeItz
Geras bielten in ben &dumen oes
BuiineB Mens Club cine 8erIamm=
luna ab,. Iber beren 8erlauF ieoDd
nihts in Die Oeffentlidteit gelonate.
SIM Sort Sam 6ouitDn 1T
ieoen Ibeno BON 6 biz Z llbr, nit
Nu8nabme BON SDnnabeao uno
S0nntag. &0naert. SDnntaas be,
einnt oas 8unaert ldUn I'M 4 ubr,
Die 9e9erin &oia Steoeus
uuroe in ibrem 9aule an Der 2aoaca
StraBe aui Die Gntlaee oerbaftet,
auf ibren gater eeibOlien uno lpas
ter ben @eriu6 gemadt gu baben,
i'm nit einem 9atdlet gu erl9lagerl.
Der 8ater bat Die Gntlage erboben.
Der 2anopruseB BON 6erinann
9mner geaen &. VI. &nittel, BEL benz
es fid um 500 Ider 2auo banoelt,
wuroe 81 @uniten oes Gldaers ents
ibieoen.
- General 6are bat fid NIT ben
Milistompaanien bier un5 in @eu-
Braunfels s~ufrieoen ertldrt, aber
| nibt init o~erjeniaen in 4uline.
Dienstag Moraen nm IL ubr
itarb Srau Rarp 8idter i'm Nlter
non So Sahren uno s Munaten,
- Sgnacio garoona bat Die Staot
INN $3.50 SbaoenerIaB pertlaet
neil feline sSrau in Sul9e oes idte6s
ten 3~uitanoes Der 8elt : Maenolias
StraBe aus Dem 8ug9p aeidleuoert
uno ibtuer oerlebt tuuroe.
Senator BrDctDr bat Die 8ill
einaebrabt melde 8emiaiaunaer
fir Die permanenten uebungsla9el
Der Grmee maht. Sir oa8 bier elm.
suribtenoe 2a9er mirIt Die 8iu
$3.50 aus,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-23
Sin xraneriplel anaeiuennet.

p@eraoe nod i'm lebten Mpment
muroe infer tleiuer Gnabe gerettet!"
ihreibt Srau 8. Watfins BON 8lea=
iant gitp, Obip. Die Q%ungenent-
8Iuouug bate linn arg mit9eIpielt
uno er tuuroe auBeroem bon einem
furbtbaren Suiten aeplaot. Die
Ger5te bebanoelten i'm. aber es
muroe init ihm i1limmer bon Gag
au Gage. S6lieBlih periubten mir
Or. Sings 0eue @ntoedung fir
Sbpinoiuht uno unier 2ieblina
wuroe aerettet. Gr lift iebt aeIun0
uno munter." Seoermarn Iolte
wiiien, oaB Dies Die einaige 8ur fir
6uiten, @rtaltunaen uno ale 2un=
n'8elbperoeni lit. @arantiert ourdy
s. &altener q Sobn uno Ioplpb
8reiB. Npotbeter. Breis so Gents
uno $l.00. BrObeftaifen frei.
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9ofationeu in Seras gemHnldt.

Die SriscosS pitem 2anoe Sunni,
aratiOns : GiiDciation lentt bereits
ibren 9eil Der @inuanoeruna nadl
3eras.
Dreibnnoertunofanf5ig Naenten
oleier NiiociatiDn pom Often uno
NDroen baben ioeben cine 9our ourd
9egaS beenoet uno iih na6 ben 0hlfsz
quellen bes States &C. ertunoiQt,
uni Die gatia6en ben 6%eimitdtteiuz
6ern Der dlterer Staten better pors
fiihren 81 f0nnen,
Dieie afiuciation lit Die mirf>
larafte, Die es giebt; iie bat Weenten
in ben gan5en Ser. 5taaten. Wo[It
Sbr @uer gigentum, auf Dem 2anoe
ooer in Der Staot, pertaufen, piinlht
Sbr aapital fir Sabriten uber
ireeno cine Suouitrie, idreibt an
Sc. g. 9emDn, SetretGr bes Sm=
miarationS : Bureaus, Dept. N.
SriscO : @ebauoe, ct. Souls, Mo.
9. u. 5uebes,
@eneral= Smmiarationss &aent.
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UlSeT UnzugSa usVeIkauf.

Bir Dfferieren beoeutenoe 8reiss
berabiebungen in unIerem 2aaer,
I'm 10 uiel mie mD9lib gu perfaufen,
ebe mir umsieben. 8enn SIR Die
Ibfi6t bqbt, iebt ooer in naber 8u=
funit an faufen, 10 lDbnt es lid, bel
uns D0rauiprehen. &ieoriee Breiie
in allen Departements oes erDBten
8agens, autl6enz uno Buaep=@es
lhafts in 9eras. 0idatS miro sus
riidaebalten. Son ben billigen Brei=
len tam li6 Sober lelbft iiberseugen.
Sc maht unS feine Miibe, unIere $50
rem 5eigerl uno es bereitet uns 8ers
auii9en, 5ragen 81 heanttporten.
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Sreie ateiie mad 81. 2onis nna

I'm ben Beiudern Der @eltauss
tenung entgeaen5utommen, mirb bic
W. 6. &9.z8abn (Sbe Ratp) einen
neuen Sdneasug auiiden @alDes
iton uno San NntDnip uub st.
Souls einlegen uno bic erite BersOn,
Die einen Narnen fir oieIeu rteuen
Bug einienoet, Der angenDmmen
tueroen miro. erbdlt elm Treis9idet
oDn irgeno elmer Station in Teras
1tah ct. Souls uno auriid udbrenA
Der Nusteaung. Die fDlgenben BE-
olngungett lino 81 beobadten: Der
Nante muB 11eu un6 nrieineu, unb
fura uno oeritanoli6 Iein. Mae Wlits
teilungen in 8eaue bieraul finb ~
rihten an @. 6. grub
IS, > boz SEQ. $40 8.
Dallas, Teras.
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Maehr st5rmnaem bed a,rpnnna.

STREET. unruben Iino nidt balb 10
emit. tpie cine St0runa oe8 perIDn>
lidlen S1ftems. lleberarbeituna,
S1laHoiiateit uno Neroen : llebers
rei3ung lelten ben p6uigen 3uiamz
menbrub elm, rpenn nibt lofDrt Elm
mirtiameS Wiittel in Innenouna aes
braht miro. @S aiebt gar gtidts,
pas StDrungen Der 2eber uno Der
Wiereu 10 ihnea BELT mie electric
8itterS. So 1T Elm pu~noer9oles
StGrtung8mittel uno iiberbaupt bic
mirtiamIte Ntioi5in i'll SGlen BON
alleemeiner RerOens@ rlb6pIuno. Sc
oertreibt Nerpoiitat, Rbeumati8mus
unO Neuralgie uno Oertreibt Die Ma.
laria = Seine. Sour 80 Gents uno
pOpe 8efrieoiaun9 miro garantirt
Don ben Npotbetern s. Salteger &
SDbn uno aoOlDb DreiB.
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eiue lInse WprbenannaamitteL,

beiBt es, 1T beier ols Elm Bfuno Sell
mittel. @enn SIR aub matt fiblt imp
feiuen gppetit habt. uno &opfihmerS,
gertopfHug, 8labun9en, llebelfeit, be-
leste 3uuee uno aieeenpe 56mersen ii6
eiuiteaen, 10 iin6 bas nur 8%aruuna8ieis
d5en bon 5dJlimmerem, oas nqh fon1s
men iou. Die alten Wdnbe oes II.
Sabrbunoerts binterlteBen Der 8elt ibr
oroBes 2eber : 9fegulierutgsmittel, oas
Jest ais st. 8ernaro's &rduterpilen"
betannt 1T, uuo oieie, nab &ori6rift
e%ingenGu1meu, uer6en 80 Broceut iener
rebel abbalten.
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Die Zone Star" Biere.

8er iib einmol re6t laben min,
Ser trinfe bon Dem Spne Star biel.
gs lit oos 8ter, oas biel beee6rte,
8eil es ii6 iiberall 6etpdbrte.
nGrlanger" helBt oas ounfle 8fer,
Ses gutter Nome grab nie bier
Sn aGen Srten pirb oeprieIen
8eirs ols portreffih iih ertpieien.
uno tomtten mir gum ~ abtmet"
go finoen's ale Qeute nett.
9os ,,Gabiuet", 6os bel uuo flare,
@s 1T bonn gier bus einais pa6re.
9ocb unt6ueit bat oie 8rauerei,
0amit ie in Der Sront tets lei,
Gin neueS Gier beraus9e9eben
8o0 8o9laeibmaG unb 4raft unb
9eben,
IS 1T BON &Ir8e, pDn @ebalt,
GIN @bttertranf fir Sung uno glt,
IS ftimmt be6a9licb, better, frpb
lluo fibrt ben Namen ,,0llamp!"
5ra9t nnr nab oieiem o9ltamO"-
@s 1T babel fein &iftfo-
Sn ieber 8irtidbaft iit's gu haben,
Gem Sober uilI iirh oaran laben.
Sn jeoem Sausbalt ioat' es fein,
9enn es 1T gut fir Sung unb &lein
uno fir bic SHUTTER, lit es ld1ier
Sas riht'ae 9ebenseligier.
$50 cine 8raueret befebt,
Die 8dderet 81 @ruuoe seht.
Gin attes SpribtuOrt ia9t oas 8toar,
ODD 1T es nibt gerabe nabr.
@DA zines, oas 1T mirflib tpabr,
Quilt ~ir9enotuo oas Bier redbt flar
nn6 giebt es bort aub 9utes 8r0t,
Damn leioet Niemano 10 leicbt 9ot,
Drum boh uno bod oas
2Dme Gtar 8ier,
Ser Stol5 Der Staot uno lire Bier,
gSir bleIben nit oeutlber Mannertrel
@raeben tets benz Spne Gtar Bran
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6 e + g.

: Dienita9 Ra9mittag trat in
Dallas Die republitQniide Stats
&0npentiOn 3uiammen. 4pd Sec
Danieu BON 6Duiton funeierte ais
%tempOrdrer uno @ebfter Flanagan
als permanenter &oriibenber. Sc
eli u. 2pDn. 81. 8. 6aplep, s. Sc.
SergulDn uno M. SIC. Gogers, Die
leBten beioen GeQer, puroen als
Delegaten at large our @ationals
8onnention in @bicagD ertpdblt uno
Cecil q. 2Don muroe a[s WitQlieo
oes &atipnolfomites empfoblen.
Gooleoelt's Domination tpurbe inz
o0iiiert. Die &onnentinn uerlief
burdau8 harmnniib. &ibter Oaz
ben batte am Gage nDrber spilben
2Don uno 8reen Srieoen geitiftet
uno Die 8erbanolunaen ginoen otatt
BON Staten. Die meiBen 9eleeaten
paren in Der Webr3abl.
= Nu8 Der @egeno BON Waco
miro beridtet, oaB bort 0aoeliteine
gefaIen leieu, BON oenen ein5elne
apei Bfuno moaen. SIN N0eemei=
men IolI Der 9a9el oprt ieooh feinen
allsn groBen @d]aoen an9eridtet
baben,
Sn 5(atpnin geriet Der &aual=
lerie<S Sergeant Gardner, Der iih auf
elmer urtaubsreiie befano, unter Die
6doer oes 3uae8 uno beioe 8eine
muroen Inn abgel9nitten.
- Da8 neue 8ebduos Der DouIton
transfer Company, an Der s. StraBe
if 9outon eele9en, fttlr5te Oienstaa
8uiammen. SEEDS gerionen muroen
uerlebt.
- Wiar 8unoerpalt, elm GelIels
NADER in 81 BaIo eridoB feline smei
&inoer, feline syrau uno Damn Ii6
ielbft. Die Srau bate iih oDn ibm
%getrennt, neil Tie leiner mabniinni=
| gen @iferiu6t pegen nibt nit linn
ausfommen tDnnte. Gin DienItag
Mtorgen ain9 er gu ibr mo bat tie,
81 ibm 8uridfebren. Nts fie lib
peigerte, sog er feline 8iitole beraus
uno Ooufibrte Die i9redli1e Sat.
Der Streit en- ben Sdgemiibs
len Der &irbD 9umber @ompans bat
aufgebDrt, ale Is Wtablen fino piez
Der i'm Betrieb.
Sturtt uno 9agel baben Sonn=
tag Naht in 8arabadie, 5iqsboro,
Mc8reQDr uno anoeren Srten Gdq=
ben angeribtet.
Sn Der @eeeno BON Corpus
gbriiti 1T nod INNER fein &eaen
gefaaen.
9aS 8arenla9er Ger banteruts
ten Sirma Sellers & 8uchbDlB in
8on5oles uuroe an $. s. 0epe BON
6%aQettsoiQe uerfauft.
6. 8. Burton, Der ginmanoe=
rungS : Naent Der San GntoniO &
Nranias : BaB : Balm, lit BON elmer
TDur iiber Die 8abn suradgetebrt
uno iaot, oaB e8 in ben Setoern uno
8drten an bee gan5en Strede gut
ausiebe, troboem es oamatS nod
tir9enoS 9ere9net bate.
Gapt. Sbreiner, Der Brafioent
Der 8eft=9 Sair, bot Die &umis
tee fir Die Nu8fteauua, tpelhe am
3d., &c. uno q. &uault in 8erroiae
itattfinoet, ousaenGblt.
= Sn st. 8ortb bat fi9 elm ae=
miiier Sobn 8ilner, elm Mann BON
As Sabren, aus @ram iber ben COB
ieiner Wtutter. an oeren 2eid)e err
iholFen. gr bate Niemanbem 2ue
tritt 81 Dem SterbeSimmer erlaubt
uno al8 Die 2eihenbeftatter nit Sc
malt einoringen tuuaten, erlhDB er
iih,
Die Belt-9eras igair Qh'n.,
melde aus Der &errpiQe 8art GH'n.
e%ntitanoen lit, bat einen 3uiaB gu
ibrem Charter, in meldem mitgeteilt
miro, oaB Tie ibren Natnen p%erdnoert
uuo ibr &apital auf $l5, 600 erbDbt
bat einaereiht,
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0Dm SrtegsSAauplaBe.

Sn Der 9taht oOm 81. auf ben %.
Wtdr8 eridlienen iapanilbe Tprpeop=
boDte BOT Sort Nrtbur, puroen pun
ben GRANDDAUGHTER beIhDfien ilno
50Qen itd 8urid. Daiielbe pieoers
bolte iih einige Stunoen ipdter.
I'm 6 ubr attt mDrger bes %. err
ihien oa8 iapaniide @eidpaoer,
aus 10 S6tfen uno 8 9o~rpeoDbpD=
ten beitebeno, uno oas ruiIilde &C.
ibpaoer tam aus Dem 6afen berauS
uno fu6r ibm entgegen. ueber ben
Serlauf oes Observation-Disclosures lieger
mob feline genauen Hahridten u0r,
oogeaen miro gemeloet. oaB bic Sa=
paner UNI 9 ubr mDreens mebrere
Shuiie auf 2iau 3idin abfeuerten
uno oann elm 8pmbaroement auI
Bort Irtbur er6ffneten, oaB bas
BombQroemeut bis II ubr oauerte,
oaB Ddbreno oefelben flint ruiiilbe
SDloaten aetDtet nuroer uno oaB Die
Sapaner Tim balb | ubr ipieoer ab=
fubren.
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8beamatlsmus lit IN oieIem Rsima
l6mer5bafter als iraeno elm anberes
4eioen; miro ourb elmer & almeu0s
9esePt Wu. 1851 sebeilt. 6. s..
9 bmttt. NasHt. 6onitun. Teras.
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.. J. & CO
2aalide Spnriiten sdlninanen

"JFFTV ~VTFVH ~VTtHIWHBtH
nab Californian. ebenlo nad ct.
Souls pia Eeras & 8acific 8abn
obne @ehiel. SGreibt an iroeno
einen 1idet . Iaenten peeen bieIes
neuen 9ienites ooer an 6. s. 9nr.
ner, General 8aiiaaiereAsent Dals
las, Teras.
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$500 Belobnung fir ir9eno Sc
mano, Der cine before uno ppQItdns
oigere Nusmabl bon Screens uno
BDroertiiren nenteu fam, ais fie bel
b. SteOes 4 sons su fin.
ben III.
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8alpaniiierte, IA = maIdiQe
Slieaentiiren. s. D. Steoeg &
SOnS.
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= Cine gauge @arlaoune bon
Screens, tSlieaentiiren uno Drabts
5eug. 8aloaniliert uno ldjpars bel
s D. SteoeS & Sons.
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Oerlanot!

Sin Suuae, Der Deutib leien fam
Bermanente STEELE. N~n3ufragen in
Der Office Der nBreie Brehe".
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Sept iit Die 8eit un guer
0aus NIT Srreens gu oerleben. 6 B.
6tepes q Suns.
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va 9riutt stIamu , Tlaldeubier
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aag 9riutt Nlamu . Tlaldenbier.
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ga 9rinft sllamO = Tlaldenbier.
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SdOweitteras mituGt Gn6

8enn 5br Sud iraeaomo nieber-
laiien moIt, tbut es eutlana Der 81.
ME Der
gan MmtOni0 Il MrGnSaS
YaB Sabm,
i'm 0artens9 iitritt oeS Staates. @es
Iunbbeit uno Glinta uniibertroHen.
8ilige 9Gnoereien fir ben farmer.
Uinrttadrtuer, Obita uno 8iebslHter
&eaen @inselbeiten menoet@u h an
IS. 8. Mtartin, g. IS. 81,
San NntuniO, Terna
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
Notice to Democratic Clubs.

Democratic clubs throughout Pick
ems county are requested, pursuant
to instructions from the State Execu-
tive Committee, to assemble at their
respective meeting places on Satur
day, the 23d day of April, 1904, for
the purpose of electing delegates to
the County Convention to be held at
Pickens, S. c., on Monday, the End
day OF May, 1904, which convention
will elect delegates to the State Con
vention and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before
the bodv. Each club is urged to
send its representation to this
convention, 81 it is entitled thereto
under the party constitution now OF
force. Respectfully,
Il. ]. Mnuldin,
April l, 1904. Co. Chairman.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
>,OFT COPE

Like the running brook, the
red blood that flows through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs of red blood are
found in the soft core of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood also comes
from the spleen. Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
arc full of fat.
SCOTS Emulsion makes new
blood by feeding the bone
marrow and the spleen with
the richest Of all fats, the pure
cod liver oil.
For pale school girls and
invalids and for all whose
blood is thin and pale, SCOTS
Emulsion is pleasantand rich
blood food. 1t not only feeds
the blood-making organs but
gives m.sstrength to do
Eork.
rec sample.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
Honor Roll Pickens Graded School
For March 1904.

First Grade Pearl Baker, Ada
Bowling, Dewitt Bowling, Myrtle
Boyde, Mary Cureton, Lynn Free
man, Gary Keith, Gertrude Harris,
Ruby Lewis, Helen Lewis, b. Il. Nc.
Daniel, jr., Satie Nealey. George
Second Grade Robert Baker,
Janet Bolt, Sydney Bruce, Bird
Carey, Walter Dicken, Sherman
Evitt, John Harris, Ralph Hester,
Earle Hughes, Lonnie jennings,
Mary Prince, Absalom Talley, Lizzie
Bell Thompson, Homer Thompson,
Eugene Yonguo.
Third Grade Ruby Baker, Media
Boggs, Willie Boggs, Edna Earle,
Essie Freeman, Ella Hiott, Fred
Jenkins, Annie Keith, Ryan Keith,
Ellen Lewis, Matte Lewis, Inez
Morris, Roy Nealey, Willie Thomp.
son, Lizzie White, Alberta Tongue.
Fourth Grade-Frank Cureton,
Lucia Earle, Theron Hester, Whit.
slit Hiott, Clifford Lewis, Mary
Lewis, George Prince, Eugene Talloy.
Fifth Grade-Belle Yongue, Doug.
las Tongue.
Sixth Grade-Hagood Bruce, Jul
ius Boggs, Dick Freeman, Thaylia
Griffin. Harry Hiott, Wyatt Jonnin 3s,
Otis Heith, Jesse Lewis, Pati Major,
Henry Mcdaniel, Grace Prince,
Christine Sutherland, Lorena Taylor,
William Welborn.
Seventh Grade-John Carey, Sam
Craig, Eva Earle, Minnie Griffin,
Clifton Woodson
Eighth Grade -Addie Anthony,
Floride Carey, Olive Gillespie, Essie
Griffin, Kate Griffin, Kate Hester,
Ella Looper, Henry Lawrence, Ei
leen Taylor.
Ninth. Grade-Vesta Ashmore
Gussie Curoton, Hattie Earle, Nellie
Grandy.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
Liberty Locals.

With proposed trolley line, the
building of another $150,O0O mill, n
aonrishing graded school and fine
farming section surrounding, Liberty
has prospects bright for tho future.
Yet it seems that ono element of pub
lie spirit is woefully deficient. There
is ut present demand for building
sites, both business and reside nee.
This week a prominent physician
made every effort to rent resi- leuc,
for immediate occupancy, This effort
was followed by an effort to buy n
building lot aud in this he met with
no success. III addition number
of progressive farmers are eager to
come to town for school advantages
They, too, End vacant lots for sa; g
only at enormous prices.
Public spirited men should have
faith in the future, aud must learn
yet that the building of progressive
town is retarded by the fact that each
man wants little more than the
other man for his property.
The new manse of the Presbyte
ri"n church has jnst been completed
and will be occupied by Rev. II. f.
Drenpon today.
hiberty lodge, No. 126, Knights of
Pythias, at it's last meeting, elected
Past Chancellors I. N. Hunter and
Fl. l.. Clayton delegates and DR.. H.
a. Allgood alternate to the meeting
Of the grand lodge in GreenYille in
May.
At the close of the graded school
on May 27 Prof. D. w. Daniel of
Clemson college will deliver literary
address. Prof. Daniel is of family
Of teachers of rare success and treat
is III store for those who hear him on
this occasion.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
School EleCtien.

On petition Of electors and voters
of Central school district No. 8, an
election is ordered to be held May Ia
at school house Of above named dis
trict TO determine whether or not the
special school levy Of district shall bo
raised from two (2) mills to (4) mills
on all property within the district for
school purposes. The present board
of trustees to act as managers. Polls
to open at one o'clock and close at
six o'clock. Tho election to be con-
Quoted according to rules aud regu.
lations laid down in school law. BY
order Of County Board of Education.
r. Il. Hulum,
Apr. 90. w4 Sec. ~ Chm.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident is narrated by John
Oliver, of Philadelphia, as follows: "I
was in an awful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coat
ed, pain continually in back and sides,
no appetite, growing weaker day by day.
Three physicians had given me up.
Then l was advised to use Electric Bit
ters; to my great JOY, the first bottle
made q decided Improvement. I con
tinued their use for three weeks, and am
now we'll man. I know they robbed
should fail to try them. Only SO cent?
guaranteed at Pickens Drug Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20

II YOU WANT A LINEN SHIRT WAIST
SUIT.
Now Is the time to buy it and here is the
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20

In Flake effects, one of the seasons newest
novelties for shirt waists suts; price here 25c
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
TAKES DEAD FlANCE'S NAME.
North Carolina Girls Memorial to Her
Lost BetrOthed.

A Chronicle dispatch says: Miss
Nancy Forney Johnston, of Bir-
mingham, Ala, who was to have
welded Mr.. 1. e. Avery, the bril-
Liant young Charlotte newspaper
mar who dad suddenly on the I'd
instant, has, by a decree of the
superior court of Burke county,
North Carolina, assumed tho name
she would have borne had the mar
riage been performed.
Miss Johnstons petition to the
court and the decree follow:
estate of North Carolina, Burke
county, superior court, April II,
1904.
Gin the matter of the petition of
Nancy Forney Johnston.
"To the Hon. Thomas j. Shaw,
presiding the Fourteenth Judi
cial Circuit:
"The petition of Nancy Forney
Johnston respectfully shows: That
she was affianced to Isaac Erwin
Avery, who died on the I'd day of
April, 1904, and had agreed to be-
come his wife on the 28th day of
April, 1904, and that she is now
desirous of changing her name to
Mrs. Nancy Johnston Avery, alias
Mrs. Isaac Erwin Avery, and she
therefore prays the court to adjudge
and decree in accordance with the
provisions of section 1902 of the
code that herIname be changed as
aforesaid and that the decree Of
the court be entered on the min
utes of the term.
"Nancy Forney Avery
estate Of North Carolina, Burke
county, superior court, April term,
1904.
"In the matter of the petition Of
Nancy Forney Johnston:
tUpon reading the petition of
fancy Forney Johnston, and on
motion Of Avery G. Avery, attor-
neys, it is adjudged that the name
Of the petitioner, Nancy Forney
Johnston, be changed In accord
ance with the prayer of the peti.
tion to Mrs. Nancy Johnston Av-
cry, alias Mrs. Isaac Erwin Avery,
and that from and after the pres
ent term of the court her name
shall be Mrs. Nancy Johnston Av-
cry, alias Mrs. Isaac Erwin Avery,
as she may choose.
"Itls further ordered, adjudged
and decreed that this decree, to-
gether with the petition, be ell.
tered upon the minutes of the term.
II ~ Thomas j. Shaw,
Judge Presiding"
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
Personal News From EasIey.

Easley, S. c., April II, 1904.
Prof G. B. Newton, the noted Ca!-
ifornia bumorist, delighted large
audience at the Masonic hall on Tues
day evening.
Rev. Mr.. Matheson, Of Maryland
led an excellent sermon at the
'rian church laet Sunday.
Goodlett and son, j. G..
Spartanburg, visited Mr..
I. Thornton, this week
Of Anderson, is spend~
Nj. Hagood's.
Glenn, of Anderson
visiting the family
,er.
Idle Hiott, of Pickens, is
riends in Easley.
20. Nj. Geer is on an ex-
lsit to relatives in Bolton.
w. e. Dendy and Solicitor
oggs were in town yesterday.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20
Beware Of Ointmcnts for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sonse
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prcscrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
f. j. Cheney 81 Co., Toledo, o., con
tains no mercury, and is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood ani mu-
cous surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Cntarrh Cure be sure you get the
genuine. 1t is taken internally and
made i'll Toledo, OHIO, by L. j. Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-20

AJAX Your DoaIer for Aliens Foot-Easc.
A powder for the feet. 1t cures Swollen
Sore, Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating
Feeo, Corns and Bunions. at all Drug
gists and shoe stores, 25c. Ask today.