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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Sorifieuiet.

Sirfempoc. Gen ipenife @ilguitd.
no Spno0e boiler / 1904 IarSmsoc
/ S~irosbur9, Sean. Oct begpnSte Sen
lite Simi. Enitor 6. 9preIius ira
NtineiOta p~rGiioereOe. 500 SeIesa.
ter ira ollc 8outer bar tiIiteoe.
Suitbart Wsbel. : grairie on
GbielL @i$., bar en- @s~beEineofer peO
Roun @m. &luiS f~orar6eioet en- Sfr;.
pepult % ietbt SEN til gerSen$ltOItil.
lirgen / ct. SouiS. Zen er impffet
meN $4,000 Yerler, iom er iroiPlSt
/ SrGet, % er pGroiat til $4,000.
Irpiesiur :. 6. @pllan / Glen.
mono, Vtim., for Sioen S~foleiuper.
inteuoent / Iope Solmtp, er iamtiOig
meo GroieSiorerne 8ieriet og San.
ion ma Secordb foloct til GroieSior
ue0 Garf Teaion Slttber College /
SeralIS Sails, moor ban blir 29rer /
Matbemutif OF Nahtrfag. YroieS.
ior &ollan. Der tilberer oen b~efienote
8oIlanil99t / 9opc 60, Winr., or
8roouent ira Ntimeiota Statsinti.
perittet % bar / maitge Ior bGret
2Grer pe6 8lenpouo Icaoemp. San
er en- firu6ifabSri9 og iGrbeIeS opas
tia Nfdtb. Der nlna betrlgteS iom en-
Tffuiiitiou for SfoIen | SerguS
Sails.
S%slpbrnllnp ieire0e& iiOir SsnOal
zen 29Oc Mai al Mr. % MrS. 6.
e. Ra$mu&ien, 1926 15oe gpc. g,
minneapolis. Gna 8rlno al Irs
&a&mtsienS IoOerS SpsSom Scr
0cn poaisIserSe @or9en enSte ne!
Ge0eL iorlsb Sa9er StilbeS. Sang.
ioreutrgen "Ipoilp" buoSe beitemt 4.
brtr9e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ell Silien
Soner, men 0ette blep ppaIpet Il
ouenanisric 8ruTO; fun tSamilienS
nprmeIte Sl9St o. &emer oilagS,
periuulia Spfsnifuin3; SerimoO inS.
lob en- NGnsSe Spoe o. Telegram.
msr meN Silieuer ira ole Ggne a
SoHoet. Siseltbea moOtog Sslpbnl
Separret Here imiffc @aper. "llse.
bldSet".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07

bsb, be ire Ieper tot Deb 6orrlorefies
Diem | Canoe 1oipnibin en- Dor pec
SiIuer 2afe, Sopa. De ire berboenoe
or 1Oiten, Soor % Die, Sobannes boz
Deb Silper Safe, cs 9aiteren, Guro, e1
Gift meb Ole Gilis, bpis Diem er Os'
iaa | benne &ros. Oct a en- bpsse'
Zig Set. @nlbbrubeparret uotaler bsr'
isiennem fin inosrlise 7af til ale, Tom
brbrebe benz paa benie Waabe.
- Meb bet iamme niaa ies pntale,
at 2uiber College Glee Club gap Con-
cert / Big Canoe &irfes 8aiement ben
27be. Oct Dor MISUNDERSTANDING
be paa famine Tio, ps en- batter 5or'
iamIins par tilitebe. @lee glubber
Ipnser ubmerfet. Glib hi oitere bapbe
Gnlenins iii at bsre ben. Sfior peo
Dor airfsinbpislie piite ben bauarenbe
Glee Club os ben Benpisbeb at TONNE
up % ipnse for ps. 8i ipntes. bet bar
panifelis, ON Der noseniinbe funbe pres
Iteres fort beore Wanbstorians, ps
innfte meb Sors paa, at bette aor MI
bel maatte blipe oplsit, ba ri pibite, al
abffiIise al benz ifulpe sraouere. 0aen
ben Club, ri MI ff bsre, gap albeles
life ben fra iiior noset eiter. Sarlis
fore Stemmer bapbe ben life iaar. men
Samiansen % llofsrelien at be i~orifiel'
lise Rummere paa Rroerammet bar als
beles ubmerfst. De itafiebe llnsbomss
iureninsen os belle 5priamlinsen en- me.
get bebaselis Giten. @i flyer Sanger.
ne 9af, forbi be bar fer, % baaber hi
maa iaa bsre ben isien ret mart.
60.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Tecorab % Smeslt.
Ten zoe Snni 1904.
Mrs. Smith SpS.

@rg. Dr. n. 6. Smith Ssbe !
EorSnoas otter lang 9ioS Sp9cli9'
bco. Sim par feot | &cree 1s49,
fcm til gmerifa / en- ing Iloer, boe'
Sc ferit en- Sio / @isconfin Tor bun
fom iii @ineiheif Goiintp. Sen bar
HIM Irirge S9rerinoe pao Here Ste
Der og bIep / 1873 gift meo Or.
Snrith, meo bpeu bun baooe IRE
@srrr, hpUrof TO er osoc. Senleit
Or. Gariteu Smitb, % 0dtfereTt
elnna ooerleper Wtoberen. Mrs.
Smifb, Der bar en- nobel 90 ellfoGr'
ola apirroe, oil bIipe orbit idpnet Der
/ 9ecorab. 9caropelien fnrot Steo
uloer ripooanIig 9eIta9elle / Cor
haas fru SpuoocnS airfc. Faif. Cor
riiun forrctteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07

S,arul Gopin @rinna. hot ooer y
Nor aununcI, Ssu al 6. 3. 8rinnn
poa 3oibingtou Irairtc, Ssoe poo
oct Iutberife Soipital / 90 Crosse,
itoite Ssnoags aften. Ifosoe bdooe
prrct ina ct Gar Tiger oa bar reiIt
bio for noale Gage iibcn for at I'M
berana Ell Operation for appenoi'
citis, men lcpcoe firn fire Gage efter.
2iact bIep bro9t tilboge til bans
annlc Sier / Wauha9S, leoioget al
hans 8rooer Ilbcrt % SsIteren,
Ders. o.. 6rpe, iom begge bar hos
ham &c iioite TO Gage. San bleo
beqrapen SnSSng unoer italrninoelig
itcr 7eltoaeIie. 8aitor 8orge for
rctte6e bauoe / Sltiet, airfen % peS
@roben. gf6sSe bar pGret ell mil
ga from Gut, iom piI bIiue bpbt iap'
net iiGr al bans 3aoer og fire 81
ifcn6e, iom onerIeper bo1u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07

DIR % Wniif. - Oct err Ell be-
fienot Sag, at DC itsrre 0pr er fsls
iomnle for Nf1tiif, ielp ON bcnne far
forifieaige Sirfnineer poa De for.
Ifieaiee 0pr. Haar 8amelerne po'
Ser i9iennem 9rfeirens Sarb % er
ItprtefGroige Of Sretbeo, bliper De
Itrafs oplioe0e, naar Ssreren bl9ier
liot paa Slsite for Dem. Soao on.
ganr Sunroeue, iom man bar lettere
ueb at iagttage, fan Der life iiges nos
get beItenlt. 9ogle logger Jig meo
ipnligt gelbeba9 ne0, naar Der muii'
ceres, meoenS andre giper fig til at
bple. 9et er ooa ii9r ifiPrenbe So
ner, iadiom bsie giolins % Slsiteto'
ner, Ser ipnes at senere Dem. Ser
blep for nplig anitiaet SorIsg oeSan'
gaaenoe nnber Spipn al fremragen'
De giSenifabsm9no | Den 5~oologiife
Saoc- / Tep Yorf. Get bar ct Sar'
m%oniorfeiter, Ser ipiaeoe BEN lille,
ientimentaIe Ielooi "Sn tie ROAD TO
@auooIap", og bpis Sirfntng paa
enfeltc itsrre 9pr ma piloe unber'
isac. Den itore, inoiife glefant Sa'
iii ihlSieoe, iorlob lit Sober og tit
ilutteIis itore Saarer / Einene. Eao
9sperne 9ioroe Iliifen life ncget
Itsrre SSnStrpf, frr ipnteS ben at for.
sge oereS Ippetit. ltloene forIco Ii
geiom Glefunten fit Sober 90 ipnteS
at bore betagne al itlim SelrpffelIe.
9isrnene oe Siortene gap zig til at
trippe / Saft nleS Iitiifen, % % BEN
i~noitiaeocs, gap ooifiaiae al Sprenc
iig til at bple, iubtil BEN begpnSte
tgieli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Surlaber Secprab.

YrofeSiorerp Or. &. @ieriet %
SoESor Sanion bar opgipet line Stil'
inner peo 2utber College nor at goo
I'll Bart &e9ion Slttber College l
SergiS Sails, Wtinneota, bnor Or.
8ieriet pil blue @eitprer og @rcf.
Snriu 0h,lifl9rer.
ut oisie 70 betpoeliae WGlto %
fortrirliqe % populpre &9rere for
laoer 2ltther College nil al ole, iom
fielpoer Dem, fsle$ iom ct fort CAB
bdaoe FOR ben Sfole, bpor De bar Dir.
fet ueb inaoaut afgiort Seto, o9 tor
Oeeordb, hpor 6ereS Sirfiombeo oa
nburcrfebe perinultge @aeuifober bar
nunoct Dem iuo mango 8errer, Ger
iii minoes bereS @ierning meo Saf.
@f DC 70 Mnno bar 9rof. Satiou
npret I9lgit ueo 9lttber College. Sam
bar Der efterIobt iie ct 9taOn, iom al
tib ofI bIipe fnnttet til 6enre AuitaltS
Siitorie. San er Sfdberet al set
life lt6etpoeIige 0liGlm, ion firtoes
Der, og Watitfen peo Stolen bor ban
Srepet op Ill en SeiOe % IrieeIle,
iom trtgen eu0og ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bar forrnaaet at qisre for BINS Tib.
San bar / en- lang RGffe al aur pit
Ell Irbeioiontbeo, Spofrelie o. Selus
f~or1ueateIie / at bpgge op, bno0 Der
tiIfulot ham iom Spgape at bpage
up oeh Sfolegl. lont man hm iicl6en
bur ppret @i6ue I'll blmlot o$. Yfeu
iad nor ogida tunS Son pGret oelr. at
han bm pumbet tine GIeuerS ptrfelige
&iGrllgbe0. Tet Iar oPret rent 70.
ren6e at bore. me0 bpilfen ai9rliG.
heo Saniou3 @Ieper baooe fra Gl0rc
og gngre Goae har omfattet 6gme
beifeone @tau0, iom 6oq ii66er inoe
meo ino nreaen almo'fa6, iiRr poa
0hIiifelr3 Smronoc, on hoi5 Nhtiif.
lutoerpistiua hor puloct Sen bicrte.
Iiqite 9lterfpubcIN fra ole foupe,
tente @oI6.
Dr.. amrt @ieriet er en- ieSt Sr.
rer, og / heu GiO. nan bar opret ueN
&utber College, bar han eitrr ullc&
8toneSbur6 bit iig al prrc set deI.
0igiR &dIq, mun flutNe qiere. 81
man for 10 gar iineu if ham tmttct
iii Snnooen$ PI6ite &preauitalt.
Ale, iom bar tonTnet ! 9ererrlie
neo Or. 8ieriet, MI bape iaaet oct
TSSrotrpf al BAN. at ban foulOen al
beiiobe CIT itor &mroifub@fploe cr en-
BARN 90 beaeritret Wauo, iom mel
8enginerbe0 omiatter Den itore On.
gooe al pRre Ell Op0rager Tor Der
norfframeritouite. Frntne llno0om
% ION meO Opri9tIQbco eIifer Ou
8IcrTina at bDa9e % ct paa imlo.
@rinctper bpiIenoe &pr6omaipoe fol
port Solf. 8L ION uoeuior SfoIel
bar buOt %AuIeOniHq iii at bore Or
@ieriet bOIoe Saier eHten paa 9tori
eaer Gngelif, bar baaoe 1eutet &er
bonn ar bulo ban iugoe. % bar moo
taget SuOtruffet al en- parmrisleno
% belitebt SSerioHliqhe6.
Oct er nteo 9emoo, "0ecurabs 30
iter" Ter, al 6iaie to NGHS iorlaOe
0ecorab, men Slaoet snifer o. bda
Der, at De ! 6er8uS Sails piI iinOe e
@irfeielt, buor De ogioo paa beoit
aiaaoe fan tieHe bort Soft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Observation-Disclosures

Minneiota-9 pgningen poa 8orlb's
sSair / Ct. 2oiiiS nil blipe aabnet
ioag, Toe sunni, og Ni6i9an. gpgnin.
gen Den 2Soe.
Ssroog oen 4oe penteSe man ct
itort Seise I'll "Gite", ipapemoe til
Wioipap 8laiionce poa llbitiainaen /
Chicago; men 8e9nif,ire binoreoe
mange fra at forme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
lime SpIoatcr.

@eS Ell Reiolitiou al 26be 6ebri'
ar 1872 Determines, al | SreHtiOen
unae Ieuneifer ira SO Idc lfai
allta9cS iii aabetter peo SdnO.anoet.
&onpoantet, for at DC fan bape ocil
iorneSne Sio til nj I9rc De no orore.
DC @~acnifaber. for Ell Gang NJ bl!pe
oueli9c Sfficierer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Carnegie 90 Speriee'

Sra StodboIm telesraferes ben
4oe Sunni. at anbrefp Carnegie bar
ifiGnfet $4,000 til Sprettelie al en-
Srreltol | @neelif peo @steborgs
Ssiifole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Mrs 9[rh l[Ihert 0nhe 2sri

0ers. gLrh hilbert 0s6e Ssroo9
Worqen efter et IP1tgere Spgocm,
Slu bar Iieget ipg / belle Sitter al
2lmaebetan6eIie og SIeltrit. Sim
pnr en- Sutter of Sr. Ss9eIi peo o.
liam. 9egrapeIien foregif igoar g.
termioSoq @dnoug). gtanben bar
oaiaa p9ret ipq / belle 8inter. Ct
Saru osoe oeiaa, meSeuS Mtroeren
Ioa ing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
st iimpelt Spsrgsmaal.

Sc til ct Sprfemiobel2 aisb Ell 6la'
ite meo Or. Beters aurito. Zen ltpr'
fer, bigger op o. eier Sloeet rent %
iunSt. Zen i9lges fuu al ipecielC
9ofalasenter. Ieriom Sen life er iii
inlsS / 1ereS asabolas, itrip til n,
Better Sabrnep, 1t2-114 90. ScpnI
slue.. Chicago. Sa., eiter en- Yrsue
fasie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Sarmere

nj ftub. ct b~ebaaeliot oe iuubt alima % msqtt eanb
til rluiellae 9riier. goa @runo al ben umiobelbare
slarheo az Eiens ftsrtte gper faar bore 5armere aitto
hsi. 9riier for oerss 9robnftsr. Bart oQ bcFfrpenoe
gamhsitsr oil biips f.ubt 'rrt pto SsHosubeI'e til
II. BADENHO0P. Sec'y. State Bord of
immigration, BALTIMORE, MD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07

- Zen bcrsmte polite 9igter
Sienfielpicj, Tom bar ifrepet Nlto pn.
bis, en- nplia bfepeit gift og npber mi
fine Speoebrsbsbuge poa en- Sumo.
tllr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
ToostaIo.

Tm Suiiru, Gertrude. isbt gbriippber,
opoe ben 2esu SUM-
u. g, Smith ". =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07

aommisirrerne / Sberbltrne Co.,
Mfiln., bar efter ct Isbe pad 4 Gage
beflrtttet. at glf &iper ifal n9re
Countrywide. 9eder fprlanate ogian
benue 8Groigbcb, og aompeu blep
beo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07

zen ierite Sparebant | Sblla'
SeIpbia beapnbte lin Sirfiombeb for
mart bunbre 9(ar iioen, eller | aaret
1916, oQ er enonu / iulb Gang. Sen'
aona bco oen ~iorreiten life spare
bonf, men nur nprmeit Ell Spare1or'
cniua, o. Oenne nopifIeoe Jig fsr't 'e'
mere i'll Ell Sparebartf, ptItnof en- al
Se oarrisrIt ber | Sanoet. ) oenne
lSorbinoclic fon oct berfor p9re inte'
~reSIont at ie. bpao Statiitifen III iaar
oplpier ON gntalet al SnSifpSere oa
SnoifubbeneS Sopeoium for oet belle
9ano. SamtIiee Sparebanfer bite
MI iornpIis, at De sioroe 6orretnIta
meS 6.77O.S67 N9no. apinber %
Born, Ser latte line Spareifiuinger
i 9onfen. Zen iamleoe Gum al SnS'
ifuo soar op til neiten ire Rnltaroet
eaer nsiogtia $2.772,3s 1854
Sm henue Gum bleu liaelig foroell
paa SnoIfuoerne, piISc hper Taa Ooe'
100 Collars.
-Sor iuuoaune. Ser fienSer Snlltb'
iouiuu Snitinition INN al ssapit. Tar
isleenoe SplpSninaer tiene; smith
ioniau Snitituticu bar lit sSopn ettel
SomeS Smithion. en- iaeaitim Ser
ai Susb Smitbion, @repe az Nor
ioIf. San blep isbt / eugIonS ON
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
GEORGES Creek Valley Dots.

The farmers are about through
planting, and some are about ready
to go to working over.
A beautiful rain visited this sec
tion last week.
Mr.. Martin Jones and family of
Pumpkintown, visited at Mr.. p.
P. Barton's this week.
Misses Susie and Amber Will
liams visited Miss Malinda Hunt
the past week.
Thomas Pace is confined to his
room with rheumatism, but is i'm.
proving at this writing.
Mr.. J. A. Couch had the misfor-
tune of losing one of his mules
last week by getting it's leg broken
Mr.. @. e. Day is confined to
his room with humps.
Wheat is looking we'll in this
section and has taken start to
grow in the last few DAYS.
Mr. II. f. Lenhurdt Is having n
new larn erected
Judge Parker is carrying the
day for President. Who will carry
the day tor Go;ern)r of South
Carolina?
Mrs. II. w. Stewart left last
Monday for Birmingham to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Julia e. Smith.
She viii also visit her brother,
Capt. b. A. Bowen, Of Childels-
burg, Ala, before she returns
Mr.. G.. e. r. Williams and
daughter, Miss Ola, havo had the
mumps for the past two weeks.
Born unto MIR. and Mrs. Wash
McAdams, Of the Furr's mill Sec
ton, on April 23d, a boy, and
Wash thought he could not step
high enough, so he slips off to
Greenville and eets himself up to a
new buggy to carry his big boy in.
Fond Reader.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
Pickens County Singing Convention.

The Pickens County Singing
Convention met with Zion church,
three miles south Of Easley, on the
fourth Saturday and Sunday in
April, 1904. Prof. j.. f. Lesley
was appointed chairman, and the
following then led the singing:
Profs. r. M. Boldlng, l.. G.
Chapman, c. @. Foster, e. NJ. Bold
ing, j. f. Lesley, Is minutes each.
Adjourned one hour and thirty
minutes for dinner, after which
the convention reasembled, and the
following officers were elected
Prof. John f. Lesley, Pres. G..
G. Foster, Vice Pres; r. NJ. Bold
ing, Conductor; p. g. Cartee, Sec;
Hon. Laban Mauldin, Chm; e,
M. Bolding and j. R. Owens, Exec.
Com. After the election some line
music was rendered by Messrs. Los
ley, Boldings, Foster, Chapman and
others, consisting of solos, and
other music, which was grand to
hear. Mr.. Editor, the girls around
Zion know how to suit the young
men as we'll as the inner man, and
it's wonder to me that there is
one left single. There was plenty
to eat and plenty left, and all who
missed the Zion convention missed
a great treat, 80 guess you had
better attend the next one so you
will not miss so much / believe
/ speak the sentiment of the con-
vention when ] cay that Hon. j.
K. BeRgs' speech was enjoyed by
all TO the fullest extent. At the
close of Mr.. Boggs' speech music
was rendered which was very ap-
propriate for the occasion. Ad.
journed to meet tho second Sun.
day In August, 1904, beginning at
10 O'Clock a. m. Thus ended day
of song service which was enjoyed
by all present. P. G. Oartee,
Secretary.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
NC. Winchester Dead.

Rev. NJ G. Winch, ster died at bis
home near Shady Grove church on
the 18th in3tY and was buried the
next day at Shady Grove. Rows.
Lewis. MurphreeY and Moore each
gave funeral discourse to very
large congregation.
Mr.. Winchester was 81 years old.
A few years ago he was ordained q
minister of the Baptist church, and
did all he could to advance Christ's
kingdom among men. He was also
a member of the Masonic Fraternity.
lie was noted in his community
for spirit of charity anil kindness.
He had been in bad health for three
months, and died from the effects of
tubucerlosis Of the stomach. He left
a widow and Dix children, all married
except the youngest May Gods
grace sustain them in their sadness.
O. ~
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
From Dalton.

Mr.. Gordon Pickens and family
have moved to Six Nile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bolding
visited the family of j. r. Dalton
last Sunday.
Mrs. l.. II. Dalton visited in
PicEens last Monday.
The farmers in this section of
the country will have quite a time
thinning cotton for awhile.
Our gardens are needing work
now, since the ram.
We have a fine Sunday school
at Mile Creek with Mr.. j. E. Par
sons as Superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Garrett visited
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Thompkins last
weos.
The members of Mile Creek
en- 1pch met last Saturday and
cleaned off the church and grave
yard. Uncle Tom,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
Death of a Good Mother.

Mrs. Mary Smith, wife of Mr..
Foster Smith of Fallow, died ut
her home ON the Sd INST. She
had been suffering from compli-
cation of diseases for several days,
when pneumonia set in and soon
took her away. Her husband,
TWO sons, and three daughters wero
most of the time by hel bedside
doing all that loving hands could
do, while DR.. Webb came daily to
render medical aid, but all efforts
failed to stay the hand of death
She had been member of Griffin
church for several years aud go far
as we know, and we have good
reasons to believe, she was carried
to her final reward where sickness,
pain end death will be no more.
She was buried on the 9TH instant
at Griffin church in the presence of
large congregation of people.
The funeral was conducted by the
writer.
Children and grand children, if
you want to see her again, try to
live the life that she lived.
Life is song, the tune of which
is played upon harp of a thous
and strings, and it is strange that
1T stays in tune SO long. There are
a thousand ways by which we may
be taken away, and yet some live
to be old. cor ever the silver cord
be loosed, or tho golden bowl be
broken, or the pitcher be broken at
the fountain, or the wheel be brok-
en- at the cistern; then shall the
dust return to the earth as it was,
and the spirit unto God who gave
1t. " A. j. Manly.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
Card of Thanks.

Editor Sentinel journal We
deslre, through your columns, to
thank the many friends in and
around Easley for the great kind
ness and sympathy extended our
brothers and especially our dear
mother, NJ. A. Smith, during her
last illness and sad death. May
the richest blessings of God be
rendered to them in abundance,
and if not rewarded on this earth,
may they be in the brighter world
above, whore there are no farewell
tears shed.
Mrs. j. A. Kelley and
Mrs. j. 7. Patterson,
Daughters of deceased.
Seneca, S. c., May, 4.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
Sinqinq Convention

Mr.. Editor: Please announce
that all lovers of music are request
ed to meet at Farview church on
the fifth Sunday in this month for
the purpose of recognizing the
Central township singing associa-
ton. Services viii begin at 10
o'clock. Bring song books and
we'll filled baskets.
Yours respectfully,
Med. Weams.
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A Card.

| desire to thank my friends for
their kindly feelings and words Of
cheer during my sickness and assure
them it is highly appreciated. I am
at home now, and hope soon to be
able to get out and see the boys In
the meantime I ask my friends to
keep up the good work in my behalf
in the race for Sheriff Thanking
) on for your kindness, ond ASSUMING
you that it is appreciated
[ am, respectfully,
B. f. Parsons.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
From Norris.

"Tis an i'll wind that blows no
one any good" ard we accept the
windy weather as good in purify.
ing the air and Lot beneficial to
the crops. However crops are do
, ing nicely since the rain and cot
! ton is 'up to stand" but we fear
some of it will fall down if cool
weather continues.
The happiest man in town is
Agent F.. II. Barker. A little
stranger entered his home last
week, but it will only be "a pleasure
for Barker to learn him the agency
work, MS it is boy. Success to
both father and son.
Glad to state that Squire B. d.
Garvin, who has been confined to
his room suffering with bronchitis
for several weeks, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Ben Johnstone who at pres.
ent is in Earle's santarium, at
Greenville, is much improved.
Mrs. Isaac Sheriff, sufferer of
grlpp for several weeks, has about
recovered.
Capt. J. G. Garrett considers
himself a we'll II an again, and
speaks a word of praise for Blacks
saniLarium, which is also in
Greenville.
a petition was recently forward
ed the Superintendent Of the Sou
thern Railway asking for train
No. B6 to recognize Norris as flag
station, but same has been relus, d;
but since the petition has been
filed, several "hot letters" have
been written the gentleman, and
probably he realizes that We were
in earnest about it, However
Supt. McManus, who recently sue.
ceeded Supt. Bake is new man
and consequently is little slow,
and necessarily careful. We will
get something yet, watch.
Contractors Thompson and Bal.
lenger were here this week and put
in Il Did for the grading of long
side track, The railroad company
realizes the long felt need of side
track for trains to pass at this
place.
Train No. l was recently "roca-
ed" by unknown parties up the
road about a mile from this point,
but this only verliies the statement
that IN ali large communities there
are certain number Of fools.
l. The Norris Gran. mar school
closed last Friday the 9Th il, ST..
after very satisfactory yoar's WORK
to both teacher and patrons. j.
=. Dendy was elected principal for
another term and has accepted.
The following is the honor roll iul
tho term: Advanced Misses Lola
and Mary Garrett, Lena aud Leila
Balcntine, Vida Sheriff, Lucy Brock
and McssrS. Thos. Garrett and Hen.
ry Balontine. Primary and Inter
mediate: Ollie Mullinix, IIassie
and Grace Garvln, Bertha Sheriff,
Minnie Sheriff, Gertrude Kilburn,
Annie Gambrell, IIovcy Garvin,
Felix Hopkins, Almo Hopkins,
Tom Within. and Il number Of 9TH
ers distinguished themselves, but
are not entitled to a place on the
honor roll on account of irregular
attendance, which was largely due
to sickness. a reading club was
organized among the pupils last Fri,
day, preparatory TO the reception
of the library next month.
+ Pluribus Unum.
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Serious STOMACH TrohnIe Cured.

l was troubled with distress in my
stomach, sour stomach and vomiting
spells, and can truthfully say that Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
cured me. Mrs. T.V. Williams, Laings
burg, Mich. These tablets arc guaran.
teed to cure every case of stomach trou-
BILE of this character. For sale by Pick.
ems Ding Co., and Earle's Drug Store,
Pickens; and Hunter & Piokeps, Liberty.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
MothersI Mother,i Mothers,

How many children are at this season
overish and constipatcd, with bad stom-
ach and headache. Mother Gray's
Sweet Powdera for Children will always
cure. If worms are present they will
remove them. At all druggists 25 cts.
Sample mailed FREE. Address, Alien
S. Olmsted, LqRoy, N, Y.
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Notice,

Notice is hereby given that I will
not, in any way, be responsible for
any debts contracted by my wife,
Alice Pace, she having left my home.
May 8, 1904.3w. A. A. Pace.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-18
Muscles sore, Joints paInfu.-rheumatIsm

Sore muscles or painful joints, may
mean an approaching attack OF rheuma.
tism. Elliott's Emulsifed Oil Liniment
rubbed on the affected parts will relieve
the pain and soreness. and prevent
rheumatism. ElIiot's Emulsifed Oil
Liniment IL satisfactory rubbing lini.
ment for all soreness, stiffness and lame
ness of joints or mu" "a. Picl ana Drug
Co., Pickens; W. a. Sheldon, Liberty
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"I have used Chamberlaim's Stomach
and Liver Tablets with most satisfactory
results" says Mrs. Il. l.. Phelps, Hons.
ton, Tex. For indigestion, biIiousuess
aud constipation these tablets are most
excellent. Sold by Pickens Drug Co..
and Earle's Drug Store, Pickens; aud
Hunter s. Pickens, LikeSty(