davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11
PLEASANT ILLUSION,

Henpeck-Well, after all, it's a good
thing for a man to marry a nagging
woman.
Mrs. Henpeck-Why so?
Henpeck-Even if he doesn't rave a
long life, it seem long.-Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11

A chunk Of coal releases, during
combustion, enough energy to lift
itself about 1000 miles, or sa.- from
New York to Panama, vertically up
ward against constant sea level gravi.
tation.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11
I
BOIL Weeyils Arc Rnay.

Cleburne, Tex. Aug. 4.-The con-
tinued rains in this section of the state
are causing the farmers a good deal of
u~neasiness. Reports are coming in
daily telling of the increase of the boil
weevil. Cotton is deteriorating rapidly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11

Peaaia, ILL.,, Aug. ~4.-Judge Higbee, Of
Pittsield, has slgni1ed his willingness
to preside at the trial of Fred Serube
for the murder of his sweetheart, Alice
Henninger, in the Mason county cir
cult court in September.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11

San Francisco, Aug. A successful
ascension was made Tuesday in Oak
land by Capt. T. S. Baldwin in his new
airship. The craft assembled about 500
feet, made circles, and landed in the
space from which it had started.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11
Cause of Serious Anxiety.

Paris, Aug. 4.-The condition of for
mer Premier Waldeck-Roussea causes
serious anxiety. 1t is feared that the
operation for stomach trouble of four
months back has not resulted in a per-
manent cure.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Heartbroken
because her hayward daughter was
to be sent to the rescue home in thie
city, Mrs. Clara Allison took carbolic
acid at the Brunswick hotel, from the
effects of which she died.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11
Good Enough.

Miss Kate lin stationery store)-
What kind of cards do you think the
best for calling?
The New Clerk (absently)-I prefer
four aces.-Chicago Journal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11
Ex-Secretary Roots Speech.

Senator Fairbanks: The committee
which now awaits upon you was appoint
ed by the national convention of the re-
publican party held at Chicago in June,
and its agreeable duty is to notify you
of your nomination as the republican can
didate for the office of vice-president Of
the United States for the term to begin
on the 4th day Of March. 1905.
1--WE give you formal notice of that
nomination with assurance of the undi-
vided and hearty support of the great
party which has executed the peoples
will in the government of this country for
the better part of the last half century.
The nomination comes to you in accord
ance witt the best methods and practices
of representative government. 1t was the
result of long and earnest consideration
and discussion by the members of the
convention. 1t was not the chance prod
uct of an excited hour, and it was not
upon the demand of any powerful in
fiuence-political or Notwithstanding
ing the Judgment of the delegates. 1t
was not made for the purpose of conci!-
Eating possible malcontents, or of SWELL
ing the campaign fund of the party. No
bargains or intrigues contributed to it.
No suppressions of the truth or mislead-
ing of the convention as to your prin-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11
All these

lican Editorial association. All these
had been especially invited.
On the lawn surrounding three sides
Of the residence and extending far on
all sides beneath the great forest trees
were several thousand friends, neigh
bors and political supporters of the
senior senator. Massed in a body were
1000 members of the Marion club, who
acted as escort for the distinguished
visitors. Flags were seen everywhere.
The house was deliberately decorated
and on one side of the lawn two large
tents were topped by waving banners.
The day was one of the most beautiful
Of the year.
The especially invited guests were
served with luncheon in large tents on
the lawn, the general public was served
with light refreshments in the house
and a photograph of the candidate and
committee was taken from the steps
Of the veranda.
The members of the notification
committee arrived early, Ex-Secretary
Root, after being given an informal re-
ception, Joined the other members of
the committee at the English hotel.
Shortly after Don the journey of
n and one-half miles to the senator's
home began. One thousand members
of the Marion club acted as escort. In
the first carriage rode Mr.. Root and
Gov. Durbin. The notification commit
tee and other special guests followed
in carriages. Several thousand per-
ons cheered as the line moved along.
Many residences along the line were
~profusely decorated. Gathered at the
residence were 5000 persons. Senator
Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks received
the committee and especially invited
guests. Mr.. Root and Mr.. Fairbanks
led the way to the veranda, where
seats were arranged for all. An en-
thusiastic greeting was accorded the
two speakers as they appeared on the
yeranda. The demonstration lasted for
several minutes, during which the
members of the committee were seated.
MI. Root, without preliminary, made
the formal notification address. He
said in part:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-08-11

Copyright, 1899, by The Shortstory Pub
fishing Company. All rights reserved.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26

The Columbia State has suggested
that the repres entatives from all over
the State each bring one or more pet
squirrels to the meeting of the State
Legislature and donate them as pets
on the State House grounds. Rep.
resentatives Mauldin and Mauldin
may forthwith get busy chasing
squirrels
Martin L. Anscl in an interview
with reporter of the Anderson Daily
Mall has announced himself for Gov.
crnor. "Bro. Crafford" evidently br .
Ilevcs in that little story about the
early bird. Mr.. Ansel would make I,
capital governor. "Bro. Craitprd" is
all right if his wind will hold out till
the finish.
Solicitor Henry, who recently un.
dertook to investigate the Morrison
IynchInG IN kGrshaw, saws he found
when he got on the scene that the
people seemed to think it was "renl
pIous ynchilg,' in other words they
nad relieved the courts uf Il very un-
pleasant little task, aud the State is
really under obligations to them.
Dir. z. II. Neil, president of Glenn
" says he has had to turn away "A
N"""E mon who applied for admission
10 the college this session, aud sug-
%eSta that it will be necessary to en-.
lar@ the dormjtprics ami lab ,rnr0ries
II,. DrpCiI,ut' ,, cn,,,,.,.,;.,, u ,,lI g..
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26
CLOTHING. CLOTHING,

This is our main line and our
pride. Buying, as we do, from
SIX of the largest clothing manu-
facturcrs in the world enables us
to give you fit, style, and quality
that is unsurpassed. Suits for
men from So 90 to $500. Can
fit any size, stout, regular, or slim.
From $1,000 to $lS 90, we handle
Strouse & Bros. High Art Cloth.
ing exclusively, the best fitting
clothing made. We are handling
Mrs. |ane Hopkins make of cloth
ing for children and youths. Chill
dr"n's suits from $1OO to 5000.
Youths from - so to $3.50. When
you buy clothing always buy the
best. Quality is what you are after.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26

Pneumonia, grip, cold, bronchitis and
nearly every other dangerous sickness of
this kind is usually the development of
Il slight cough. TO" many people are
Inld mp and too mary die from diseases
where they could SO easily knoc; that
first cough in the head Murruy's lIore.
honni Alulinin and Tar cures colds. 1t
Just crops the bottom out "f Il cough.
Every druGgist has II for 2jc n bottle.
Remcmh"r "Murravs' and take no 9th
"r Regular SOC size.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26

The coughs SO prevalent these days
usually develop before you rcnllH what
has happened. Now the best thing to
do 49, to take the most reliable c,ugh
care you car get. Mons b b.ttor than
MWrays lIorahouud Mullen and lar.
1t is made of the purcst ingredients and
cm hc gwen t9 infants aS well rs grown
people Above all else IT CURES Non
Will find II ut all druggists. 25c bolt e
extra large bottle.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26

q Notice to Deb jors AMI CredIt1rs.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of Andrew Butler, deceased, Will
present the SAM, duly atteHcd, for
payment by the lst day OF ID &c. next.
Those indebted 10 said estate will make
payment TO j. II Butler,
o. T.. Bu ,ler,
Oct, "a, 1901. Administrators.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26
Plskaas Sentinel journal.
H9AptningS Of a Local and Personal Nature.

j. C. Garrett, of Norris, was in
Pickens Monday.
%. G. Jennings made II briefIb bap
to Greengille Friday.
Read II. G.. Carter's new al and
get posted on prices.
Miss Jessie Thomab b<Fisitod the
Misses Folger Sund9y.
John r. Langston and 500, Wal
ter, visited Oconee last week.
Mrs. Flora Latheh, /of Green
vile, spent Saturday inlRickcns.
Buy you a wire wheel rubber
tire buggy from r. c. Carter, Liberty
TX. Ellenburg and Geo. Russell, of
Andersen county, were in town Satur
day.
Postmaster A. Nj. Mopfis sp ut
a day in Greenvile tho Vhst of tac
week.
II. N. Hunter is now occupying
the Earle cottage vacated bv VIII
Smith.
Guy Mcr.n, W. Il Jbnn~on.
and ]. y, Richey visited \(loenyille
last week
You can get barb wire at &c per
lb. and nails at $2.5 pey kcY base at
Carter's, Liberty.
-Cleon Mouldiu,l U 8 \ has a
ss;,es sfp d"Fs Us rs5s%: I%s1osn a" y visiting rel
w. B. Anthony, of Gre, nvilIe,
agent for "lhe TrnvcIcrs,' WIS in
Pickeps the first Of the week.
b. A. Morgan, of Grccnyille, and
S, ia. Rice, of Anderson, were in at
tendance upon court this week
Miss Josie Earle is attending
the State Fair in Columbia this weok
as is also Mrs w. H. Johnson,
Plckens.
Maj. j. ]. Lewis, T. S Commits.
sioner, has been in attendance upon
the sessions of the o. S. court in
Greenviile.
Married at the rcsid nee Of the
brides father, NJ. d. Cnntrc. on
Oct. 18th, Mr.. Lewis Lusl 20 Miss
Cuma Cnntrell. a. } Manly otlielnt
ed.
FOR SALE House and lot it
Calh ouD, one half mile from d-ro
We'll located. Apply to DIR. j. Ii
4 ~,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26

This department is complete in
every detail All te late I ding
in waistings and skirtiuSs with
lac and trimmings to match.
Don fail to sct our ! ne of white
goods and French Flunrels frr
waists. CasslmcreS, WoIsteds,
Flannels, Outings, Kcrseys. Water,
rrooiing, leans, Blankets, Rugs
and Art Squares.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26

OUIbCS L A|s-HI eJSN Is I'''N bF'''
appointed special Judge to ho!d court
in Abbevile very soon. The Able
vile bar presented strong petition
fer the appointment of Mn Carey,
knowing his knowledge OF the law.
FOR SALE Zen Shares of
stock IN the Pickaus Bank. beloGpinp
rs estate of J. IT, Yonnrbiood, will
he sold by the executor, to She high,
est bidder at private sale. Apply to
w. w. Younoblood, Executor. q
S
Twelve applicants, ten OF whom
were white, presented themselves Tor
examination before the County bo"ri
OF Edncat'on Iaot FRIDAY Inc qnes'
tions proponnded to the npphcnn'S
at this examination are sand I" nave
been unusually easy
j d. Moore has opened np a
first class restaurant in the Anthony
bu ldinp. under the /Sentinel.Joarnnl
Office He Will sclyo fish and oysters
in season. ARooreEwill be the doctor
f,r thol burn,H f4eIinn call on him
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26
We Are Ready For You!

HE Largest and most magnificent stock Of Furniture in
upper South Carolina be found on our oors and we
bought these goods for CASH and have put NOCKO +
prices on them Below give the quality price of some
OF our goods.
lOO-3.5O Beds, five feet high, Tor $3.50.
I25-6OO Beds, six 4.15.
$1,000 roll It. I-2 feet high for 5.35
l0O-iOOO Oak DresSers, large glass, $50
10000 Oak DrcSScrS, medium glass, 90
I2o--}.0O WnSIStnndS for 2.15.
BEAUTIFUL SUIT FOR S14.5O.
The best No. Stove earth for 5000, y pieces.
large No. Stove, - pieces, $500.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26

last quarterly
! circuit VIII b"
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-26

FOR SALE = Zen Shares of
stock i'll the Pickons Bank. belonging
to estate Of j. 4. NounGbiood, will
be sold by the executor, to Che high
est bidder, at private sale. Apply to
w. w. Youngblood, Executor q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
POLICE COURT

WIu % Wow of Kidding tbc city OF
200 undesirable Charactou. tho police
Iast u.eht oomboi tho Santa Pc
syarls saloous. streets and alloys
bringing iu a dozen or so of the
stripe
W. D. SIngloEou, alias Billy Foster.
lho prutcEo OF q fairy residing iu
Pueblo. was sent up to thc county
Jan for sixty days Ino court said
Jhnt there WIS mo- room Tor such
venom as s.uelosou in Albuquerque
j. ~. Wilson. who wore a red strip.
ga shirt and had uo money or u1
place to sleep. was found ru.Ity of
yaspucy uni sentenced to soryo ten
days ou tho chain gang
job. 5 Coughlln. o strike breaker
out of "a Sob. was the next up aud aB-
sWgrui tu tho charge of carrying con.
cpaloI weapons. Ho plead gulIty to
Che charge aud was sentenced to
serve sixty days iu llli. C0ushln Lost
lis Job nt tIo shops and bol.oy.n
chat Shop Foreman EsagN was rc.
spuusible for h.s dismissal. sought the
Ioremuns lIio. Purchasing o. pistol hc
stationed himself near the gate
through which Essex would come
from work. The police happened
around and two of the blue coats cs
eoried "his nibs" 90 iail
Rafael Munlso is mo- stranger 20 the
court ON Monday be- finished serving
Eve days on the streets for boIng
drunk last uight he was run in for
cash.ng a bogus check. The Job was
accomplished in au Italian saloon ou
First street. and made possible
through the ignorance OF the English
language by q native of Italy The
check bore no date and was bad on
the face OF g. However. the fact tha,
Munise' was written on q IN sew.
oul different places and ln several
different hands, made it COED 10 the
man who had the ton to spare.
The court looked h over carefully and
concluded that the cnock was given
90 Muniso by an Italian saloon.keepor
aB a Joke. Munlsc had spent about
half of the ton on Third street hnylnp
fun. and the court decided that the
joker would have to make good tho
money spent So in this case the old
adage that che who laughs last
laughs bost proved true.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

tremendous and fearful Foo nature.
there is nothing Iu tho world that
has equal claim to notice. for uu
doubtCuly lt is fho most woudrous and
gorgeous scenic fioid in tho world.
Tho government win oudoavor t0
spread "a knowledge of thiH great ro.
soryo in order Co temp. travel to &c.
for no words. or pictures. or c1mpar.-
sons are vivid enough tn convey even
slight suggestions of its morvols OBJ
staclCs ln the way of reaching tho
rim Of the canyon win le removed
oe rapidly ns possible. thc fret step
being n grant to the Santa Pc rail.
road 10 build a lino rIght up To the
pdre 90 tnn rlm the terminus of the
railroad being BRIGHT Angel trail
a great hotal has been erected Of
bright Angel trail. and visitors 90 tho
canyon 40 thIs point need not. az
, heretofore. take n hurried walk along
tho rim. casting frightened glances
Into the abyss and hurry away 90
catch tho returning stage or suffer
/ the Inconvenience of lying on tho
ground over night Tho name bright
ANGEL Twl' Is appropriate and Fug
rrstlye. for without wings the Journey
into those fearful depths could new.
or ho made. ~ slckgns most behold.
crs oven 90 think of trying the DC.
cent. looking into the tremendous
gorrcs. 90 say nothing 0f attempting
90 find foolhold ON their prcclp.t.
ous sides
s fnw adventurous spirits have iricd
/ to eU through tho canyon by boat but
only Major y w. Powell and his dar.
iur party Of adyCnturors lived 90 icil
I their experiences For miles che riv.
or sli7g between wallis of naked rock
worn smooth 90 'holr tops by count.
los years OF warfare with the olc-
mcnts. Tho walls sweep down 90 tho
waters edge. and O. swimmer h those
flashing currents could find mo- lodge
or protection to stop hIs swift do.
structI0n
Major Powell finally Cmorrl from
the canyon minus tN0 boats and four
mon. UIH narrative OF hI8 escapes
ana struggles pictures ono Of the
most desperate undertakings ever a8'
saved by man. Tho place Hocws Go
have q fascination for many behold
crs lkc thar of Niagara Falls, which
| tfmuts persons of peculiar tcmpora
meuis to rush over tho brink with the
weon wators Several lIyos have
hoon lost ln .be ondoayuf t3 emulate
Major powllH fcnt. but not one at
tempt haB resulted successfully. Some
of his party worr crazod hy their
I fearful struggles and the awogomo
sights. while others wcro rendered
physical wrecks by thgir desperate
/ and SUSTAINED efforts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Affairs Hf fha Hotel Alam0suriU are
moving liHns aH though nothing un.
um8I ha1 oaauuD1 Acting Man
aser Lubor a Uu IH charge. ana
,he other employees are performing
tHer u.ual uiHce AZ fho eating
house fnef have pl, In temporary
holm until Wrh t.me aH Ho'p Del sont
l0 replace those who lu.t
ID W Merafi sent fa EI rn8o iaHt
wmnE t1 confer With Manager
pnar aa t1 rua situation aHl aotte.
mont 0f the affair
49, a. Richardson. auditor uf tbu
puan system f hera chccklnE up tha
books of he eaunG house and ITO
tol AIam1rorln iio has already via.
Hei Cloutcruit and CauIEo1o 8 a.
Jones wIu bo Temporary manager
hero uf fho hotel
Tho employees have tho privilege n
continuing In the positions ihey now
occupy o. they dosIre
Tho bead wa.tor ana tao other
employees Of Cloudcfon came down
hero thla moulng and that leayoi
the hotol there ahy on help Alamo
sordo lodmal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

j W. Fairfield. manager of the
Green Mountain Copper company opo
uling iu a mining district lu Taos
county located about Fifteen miles
northeast of Embudo station on The
Denver a Rio GrnndO railroad. nt
tended to business for his company
at Santa Fo yesterday The company
.s now employing twenty eight mon
aud is sl.ll doInr development work
a satisfactory strike Of fourfooi
vein running In good copper ore ay
oragine % per cont has just been
made. and tbIa strike is lcIng follow
oi up % looks now as If the leach
Iue process win hC employed ln treat
Iug tho 0rga. and nH sOnH aH ihi hus
boon fully demonstrate mach.HCrs
will bo pat lu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
GRAND CANYON PARK
NATURES GREATEST WONDER
rs MADE p NATIONAL RESERVE.

with The foresight and lihoality
that have characterized our govern.
mgut from the first De Grand canyon
of the Colorado river ln Arizona win
Dee added tu tho national reserves and
placed iH the care and custody of the
government. says the Scientific Amer.
lean Government surveyors have
about completed "a survey OF q see.
tIon of the canyon This is only part
of tbe work laid out boy tho United
states geological survey. which has
ordered "a thorough survey Oft the on.
t.re San Francisco foros, reserve Tho
best part of th.s wonderful Arizona
gorge is within iho reserve % ls
given ont that the United t5nies of.
NcIals h8vo decided that % Is time
Americas grandcst and most awe.
inspiring scenery ho placed und0r gov
require almost "a year tp complete,
having been ln progress about two
years up to thls time Tho present
section upon which work i8 pro.
crossing. extends about @ miles east
and west of Bright Angel tral. on
the south rim of tho canyon, extend.
iug east t0 Grand View Mr. Charles
ID Walcutt. who is at tho head Oi tho
United Statos geological survey. has
direct charge of tho work The first
survey wns mado hy Mr. John w.
Powell Mr. WalcOu. predecessor.
whose nmcntel death occurred while
ho was director oi the United siaios
bureau of American ofnnOlogy
The work in hand has progressed
far enough Tor tho party Co ascer
tain that many of the canyons altt
tudes nud measurement are inc0r
rect but the changes win Dee found
to add to rather than detraci from
the grand measurements
To the gcologIst the canyon offers
an ever Increasing aud endless field
ior study lts mysteries are many.
and wlihIn its walls % contains de.
posiis that belong to almost every
known geological age
To tho sishtsoor and lover of tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

A controlling interest ln the Trim
idad Advertiser was sold by G r..
Hosmor to DR. NJ. Boshoar the found.
or OF the paper who conducted 20
until 1887. Tho consideration was
between $1,000 and $4,000 f0r approX-
matoly f1urnfths OF the stock Dr.
noshoar viii continue the paper as "a
democratic newspaper. ana associated
wltb him as mnnag'ag editor win Dee
r. % Goodalo. who has boon ln tho
newspaper business iu Trinidad Tor
nearly twenty years but who sold ont
about tWo years ago to Mr loamor.
ST. U1smer has not yel decided
what hc win do u tho future lie
Ull remain Boz Trinidad ior about siN
ty days. 0mding up hs business az
faira
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

VIM az ColliHter for many years
o. section foreman on the Santa Fc,
came iu Tact night from hIs station.
Saunders. Arizona for treatment az
ihe railway hospital II seems that
through the oarolossnoss OF one OF tne
section hands, a train Canle down
upon Mr ColHEtCrs hand car without
any warning ln putting the car OF
enc track. Collistor was struck by the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Tho following officers wore in.
STALLED at q meeting of Odi Follows
lodge j McComnB. N O. D. M
Kelly " o. w. 10 slaughter. treas.
uprar. j. A. Jolly, socrefafy James
Wuddol warden, o. Hutchinson. O.
Gi Van Dyke. p. Is 50 6 81 Sic
Comaa r. a 81 Rhnilo b q o. 0s
nr Van AHlcl. D. 8 N O.; D. ID.
Clements was elected delegate to mo
rran1 lodge. whlch WIN Pc held in
Albuquerque iu October