davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

rer @ebdllidfeiten, mGgent iie iepn.
100 lie moaen, einen gefliiientlifen
G1ebltabl ausfiibret, alS entipeoer nit
getpaltlamen einbrehen, ooer audi
NIT einlteigeil, ooer gar nit aeiGbr.
lIdDen Snitrnmenten, 10 GUM perpiltl.
Den anoerer @eniden Dienen f0nnteu,
nno eS moften oieie ale orep be.
lfperen0e llmbIt1noe Oa6ep Tenn,
ODER nub MIR elmer ~Dorfunoen Der.
Den, nno mag es iepn elm GROCER ODER
elm tleiner 9iebitabl, uno mag es
Iepn Der erite ODER elm mie6erbolter,
irno mag es iepn, tpas es noble, Sea.
~tnralien ODER Iictualien, Meubles
ober 8eratbe, pie es alld) nllr beiBer
mag, 10 loa berielbise 0ieb ODER audi
Giebin obne ieoe 8naS lofort uno
obne peitereS Hroceiiiren init Dem
Strange a~nfgebenfet meroen, bis er
tcot lit, gum D%arnenoen uno beilia.
men Gremplllm fir SSeoermam."
ngSoS meint Sbr, be2 SD oenf',
oas tit ood) Oelitlih eenug."
Sorg fniriGte nrit ben 3Gbnen,
feline idmeren SGuite ballten lid,
un0 robenb ibiittelte er tie Dem
@aloe 81, no oas 50riterbaus Itano.
rSeio bod nift tborift", bub Die
3igeuner Gene pieoer an. y9aS @e.
pebr iebt Sbr ni6t mieoer; ober Gr-
iaB fOnnt SIR baben. SfieBt MIR
einige Hebe mebr meg, 10 lit Dos @e.
tpebr eriest, uno", fubr lie nit un.
beimli6 iunfelnoen @i,gen fort, in.
Dem lie iif) nabe 5u Dem Burden
blnbellgte, limo penn Glld) Der
Sdmetlin elm Mal 10 ga,l5 aaein,
obne oaB er G,lf bemerft, I'M 8aloe
begegnet, Damn ...."
~0am idieB' i'd i'm Suiammen
rpie eiuen Suno", tniridte Sorg nit
beiierer Gimme.
nNein, bas ni6t, Sorg! Sbr
ifieBt i'm gum ariippel, boB er lein
Seben lang oaran trGet. 8enn SSbr
i'm iofort toht idieBt, Damn bats ia
glei6 elm gnbe."
rSab, ia, ba", la6te Ser 9uri6e
rob aut, nSbr ieio mirfli9 idIau,
alte Sere! @uer Ratb lit gut, rnb
lie eber ib i'm befolgen fam, oeito
lieber it's mir, bas biirft SIR
~glauben."
sd modt' bod tpiiien", fubr Die
3ieeliner Gene Dieoer fort, ypaS fir
elm @eii6t en- gemaft bat, als ibm
Der Settel Dor ausen fam. ange.
nebm miro ibm 0as 9riefben eeraO'
nitt gepeien iein."
Ser SetteI, ben i6 ibm idreiben
nero, ioa nod iddrfer iein oils oer
0einige -. 0o6 mo Die Mn0ern
nur bleiben mogen9 GS lit ipat;
Dfitterna6t lit boriiber, uno tpeur
DER Wono niht leiiftet, aibt'i
ni6tS."
.Mir it's idon red)t, baB lie Dor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

rlldtreten. Sllnttr iulcucr utungt,
lid ibm boS @ilo oes it6nen Wao'
d)efs aut uno mebr aIs Elm Mal itie(
Der @uni6 in inn auf: &pieI mOhts
niHt Die Spdter Ser Stgeltuer Sens
ieinI. Gr muBte iiber iib ielbi
LADEN, oaB er etn 10 Iebbafte3 Snte
reile bege sdr Elm IdOhen Die OIL
Siaeltner Roiel.
Mm ~folgenben Moreeu pollte Del
Soriter ben Weg gum @aloe Elm
lblogen, tpie er iib iagte, mls Nerl
gteroe, Inn su ieben, oh benn Or
&ciel aud mieOer bort Jet. SIM Sor
iterbars ihlief mrBer linn nod Iues
ais er Die Sbiire btnter iid ihloB
ga lpuroe feline Muimerfiumfeit brrd
Elm groBes Tapier %geieiieIt, Oas, mi
einem Steine beidhpert, in alrffGlfi
ger @eiie unmittelbar Dor Ser Sbiir,
lag. Gr bob es auf uno las folgen
Den, an i'm aeri6teten Srobbriei:
oIn bet Shelmen, Den SGriter
Sbmetlin!
nSu Spibbubl MiG niinmt
bod @unoer, baB ou 10 fed bit,
5ipeien @ilopretidiiBen nit Oei-
ner @iihie sli broben. slber if
nia bid hermit Das erlte mo
bas lebte Wal perparnet baben.
Meinit on Grsipibbub bennL mir
bGtten bid nift i6on porber I'M
@alo geiegen unO bitten Did
peridieBen fGnnen, ebe 0u Imen
eeIaet9 @erm oll 10 beginner
piait, 10 iou's Dir gar ifledt
ergeben. Hidt perit)oiien Dirit
Oh, aber mir traftiren bid 10,
Dap OH sid ielbIt niht mebr
fennen iolit nnb Dab Sober iib
elm @remplum Daran ne6men
farm. @lio merf' Oir'S unb
1teu Die @eipebre pieoer 6abin,
mo bu lie geitoblen bait, JOINT
bolt bid Der @ottieibeiums."
Gin @efiibl Der tieiiten Geradtune
bemdttiste iib bes iungen Wannes
Oh bieies roben Mrisbrlifs eines Dor
Sab unb &ahiudt erfiiaten Wen'
id,er. Die Srobmg ielbit mad)tt
lDenig Ginbrrf auf i'm; aber er be-
fano iid) oodb niht mebr in Der Stim.
miing, Ben geItrigen @eg einSuifla'
gen, I'M nit &oieI 5%uiammen5u'
t~reffen.
Wit ser iinfenoen Come ieOod
idwunb audi feline MiBitimmung
uno eben 10 friib mie am eriten Gage
befano er iib anOern @oreens idor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
Henry Immerprompt s1905
SCHNELLVILLE, OHIO,

@ir cnpfeBlen alien nnieren &C.
ebrteu Seicrn Sas Stmbinm Sieies
fleiuem Settels, uuo iollten Eicjeuis
gcu, bic nit Der 8~esablmng bes
8lattes i'm &iiditanbe iinS, nidJt
ianmen, ibrer Sflidt uad)SnfommeH.
Sober 9eicr, Der ieine 3eituns Elm
Sabr i'm Worans be5ablt, erbGlt
einen &csensburser Warienfalenber
ais Hramie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
3,ucites @apitel.

SieieS critic unS in Scr Sbot nidJt
lmbeocilten0e Nbeuteuer, baS Ser
mann rndyiiidtige mo mlpcri6bnlid)e
Seinbe perid)uiit bate, mGre lpidtig
aelnHg 9epelcn Ocu iluugcn Sorlter
nadGcnflid) 81 mod)en. God er
ipor Gin GntbiNcr Warn ,lnO mcbr
nod, ais leiIi Muib licB Elm aubcrer
llmilnub bie Grinnerima Gil bcn 3u-
iGmieniioi. nlii Dcu @ilbhiehcu III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

Der geIbe 5etteI anf Der
eriten Seitc oes glattes sibt oas
Datum nm, bis su ueldjem oasielbe
besablt lit. Sober 9eier fam aliu
oaraus criebcn, iuie melt CT Sablans
gelciitct bat. @enn oas Sarauf.
itebenSe Satmm etiua 10 beift:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
Joseph Langsam, 1892
SL0WT0NE, NEB.

10 lit es s%eratbeu, Ben riiditGmbiseu
Mbonuememtsbetras baloigit cinsu-
ienben, oenn Die MSreiie iollte fOlsen-
SermaRcu lauten:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
Critics &apitel.

Sn Der 11H1teren SeDaltltftg Der
2iseuner Gene iaBen ipat am @benb
5mei Berionen, faum erfennbur IN
Dem maneelbaften 2ihte elmer ellen.
Den, ~aiialmenbeu Selampe. 60 I'm.
frernolid Der Haum aud ausiab, 10
bemerfte man bod, boB cine oronenoc
Sano bemiibt gepeien mar, 10 piel
als mogli6 bas unbeimlide Del
@obnung 81 beben.
Die 8igeuner Gene iaB am Siide
alif einem aIten Shemel. Gor ibr
lagen aIte, itmlbiee &arten, un0 Tie
mar eben i'm geeriff einem guri6en
BON einieen 5lpan5is Sabren oaraus
SI mabriagen.
Ser Iunee Mam NOR cine abito.
benoe griGeinung. @roB uno tart
aebalt, i6ien er cine bebeutenoe
9raft an belisen, Die bel Der tbieri.
iden &obbeit, Die iid in ieinen @e-
lidts5iigen ansipraf, iid]er oft
idledt ansepanot m,roe. gs mar
elm moblbabenber 9auernlobn aus
Der benafbarten @egenb, Der aus
Song su einem lmregelmdBigen uno
lieOerliden 2eben nno gan5 belonoerS
aus unbe5minglidler Sagoleloenl9att
Sum @ilobiebe geDorOen.
,0as iebt Sbr IN Den &arten?"
niurrte er iest ungeOulbig. nMatt
einulal pormarts nit Dem 8eug."
.2ansiam. Sore, Iansiam. Sbr
miiBt @ebul6 baben. Die @arten
liegen iebr unsiinitis; i9 glmnb'
nidt, bob Sbr euern 3fped erreiden
meroet."
S0rg ItieB einen mil6en Slu1 aus
nnb rief: :.unb ih Jag Cub, menu
DIE &arten nod tauieno Wal 5eigen,
Dob ib mein @enebr nidt 5uriifer,
balte, 10 liigen lie aud) tauieno Mal."
9ie Nlte Sufte Die Mdieln uro err
miberte: yWad)t nidt iolden 2arm!
Die gfoiel braud)t @uh nidyt 81
bGren. gs muioert mid 10 ibon
baB Die nod feinen @inO bot bon
nnieren 3uiammenfiinften bier.
llebrieens fam i6 gr6 nitt belfen;
iA Jag Gud MIR, mas Die &arten
5eisen. Ger SGriter gibt bic 9iidAe
nidt pieber Der, bas lit iider."
.9ann bot i1 iie mir, nno Iout
id) nit @enalt einbreden III Dem
aerl ieim Saus!"
sd benfe, baS laBt Sbr bleiben",
latte Die 3iseuner Gene bpbniid).
,9as t0nnt' gub bod i6ledt be-
fommen. Sabt Sbr benin gar 10
grobe 2uIt nod einem Sanfieil9 Sa,
ia, la, baS fonntet Sbr enh bel Der
@eIegenbeit sugleif nit benz 8e,pebr
Golen. Sabt Sbr idou pergeiien,
mas Der 8ogt nod iiingit perfiinbete?
Sier bab' i6 has uYatent", mie Tie es
nenren.
yWann biniiibro irgenb Seman.
ben Oh Mann Oh g0eib, IN zines lmie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

unflitg bon mir, 10 lanse bel glid)
81 iteben. Die 3ieelmer &oieI mus
ihon Mft baben alif ibren Hllf.
@enn's Die 2eute iGberl, Damn fGme
ib nod gar ms 8ere0e", fiigte tic
ernit bin5lt.
,0us ionf Nieman6 IN meiner
@eeenmart magenl 9oG i6 nil
Dir ioglei6 ben @ilen tbun, penn
on mir periprifIt, morgen in Der
Sriibe mieber &r1llter 5u illden."
,0as bari ib nidt peripreben!
Capt mid eeben. .gebiit' Sbnen
@ott."
Limb tpenn bu nidt fonmit, 10
Jude id old auf; Ser 2id)tenitein lit
ia midt 10 fern, rief Sd)metlin Der
Sorteilenoen nod, Die nit Sait bic
HGbe bes SGgers al flieben idien.
8alo mar iie ieinen gliden ent.
idapunben, unb 10 fonnte er alih niht
mebr ieben, mie Hoiel iest ploslid)
lteben bIieb, Die S1nbe Dor Oas 8e-
iidt oriidte nnO beitig weinte. Sbr
Sdpmer5 urtb Summer mlBte ni6t
gen0bnliher @rt fem, benn inrmer
itdrfer tpilrbe oas Sblnhsen. 8oiel
bate erfmnt, oaB bos Yupier oes
grieies unSlpeifelbaft i'm 9eiise ibrer
Mlrtter iif befunoen. Nad ibrem
eriten 3uiammentreffen NIT Ser
mann bate Tie am Nadmittage in
gbipeienbeit Der Wt,itter ipieleno Die
9,iditaben IS. Q" nit elmer Nabel
in bas Yapier geltof,en, ibren leb.
baften @eoanfen an ben ilmgen Sor-
iter iibtbaren @usbrud perleibenb.
9ieies bon ibr ielblt aemadte 3eiden
mar ibr iofort in Die Iuseu gefaaen,
uno in iabem Shreden braf)te lie ben
0robbriet Die 8ilbOiebe unb ibre
Mutter nit chamber in @erbinoung.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25
NEW-YORK CENTRAL A BUYER
rsc0TIRES NEARLY BLOCK FRONT IN PARK-AVE
OPPOSITE fa5TH-ST. STATION.
Fs Three Buildings IN 6th-a0e Beeeen Goth 9th
Sale of the ParhUile apartment Houses

xsur-York Central Railroad has bought the
Ine srs sperry parcels, comprising a plot 'front.'
saos~a feet on the west side of Park-ave, 4s.ll
ns -, of l25th-st The plot also has frontage
ssl EFT s.et in 1zSth-st. If the Mount Norris Bank
q .o-1xee feet. at the northwest corner of
Ae. and Park-ave-. was included in the deal.
r-sr snrosd would be the owner Of the block front
ps z,est side OF the avenue between l2Sth and
9 = Horace S. Ely Co. and John. n. Gold
>I the brokers In the transaction. When
Hs x,- the details of the deal Mr.. Golding SAID:
sae- So nothing to say the subject for publica-
na' ,os..rda,, that The railroad
IND that the enlarged 125thst station OF the
y -. rss not as big as It ought to be, and had
- - the Bedell and Sperry parcels. in order to
;. larger II was learned from a trustworthy
rshs saat 2 certain number CT owners OF property
SUI fbe station had brought suit for damages
gposss tba railroad company, alleging that me
lfsnsa railroad station had injured their realty
tiisssssce The railroad company put an enc 10
toieeiisss ss,ts for damages by buying the property
s,on r Freedman has bought from the trustees
D.s ~ estate of Harrison Aaronson, NOS 4Sl, +JS
o. ~ stb-ave three two-stoTy brick buildings,
ga tores on a plot 49-4xl00 feet. The parcel IS
fsea e = Altmayer has sold for George F: john
Le - ss1o (,ohn, the Parkville apartment houses,
8. sss 10 S33 Park-ave and No. 1e0 East Ioth-st,
feet
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25

25x10e.i1 feet.
Isaac Hattenbaeh has sold for L. Som to H.
Samison No. 155 East 94th-st a three story dwell
ing house on lot 1SSx100.S feet.
H Meltzer has sold to Edelson & Hoffman for
III. Romm the rev six story tenement houses Nos
III and 1l3 East 104th-str on plot 35xlGo.u II feet
Cohen q Freeman have resold for a client tn
George Tones the five story building No. 1,S7o 3D.
Samuel Kadin has sold No 3S3 to S37 East 124th-
le0.11 feet
Bernhard Galewski has sold the southeast corner
OF Lewis and Stanton sts., six story tenement
house on lot 25x75 feet
Simon Lazerowitz has bought the two six story
54x125 feet.
Adam Weiner has sold the six story tenement
house No. 17 Pitt-st,, 25x100 feet, to Samuel Ep-
stein.
The The Ernst-CGhn Realty Company has sold to
Mary Podolak No. 6sS East 136th-st, four story
aouoie fathcuse, on lot 25x1o0 feet; also sold to
Nicola DaTnoto the three story frame fathouse. on
tween 2SSth and 240th sts
Alexander CIerhards has sold for John Graham
three story brick house on the west side of Vyse
ave, north of Honest
Charles w Dayton. ex-postmaster OF this cry; TX
mas bought the Seymour homestead tract or loo
acres at Somers Westchester County, N T.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.
she Pfcfrresuue Routs OF ssreEt Britain.

ahe Pfcfnrrsqoe Eoute OF ssFest BFttaIn
-na tsieluressuc through
The centre of Ehslenu. isaPti0E ED EMPRESS Stss.-
VICES IIVERPSJOl. tCent$a4I LONDON aad PRlS-
CIPAL TOWSn LIVERPOOL &C scot
Ia nd BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON < DINING CARA
and THROUGH CARRIAGES LIFERPOOs.
.Csnsrstl LONDON tSt. Pancrasl. THROUGH
GAGE CHECKED through from hSte. residences or
Per $ew fcrk any part OF London. AppiE for
guides time tables maps. &r-. To Compsay's Pas
seHgeE agents. 5fessr1. T Cook e. z61 and l1ss
Broadway and sss hadsoE-HYe- and 10 Th3x
Meadows & Co. 81 Beaver ST. Midland
Britain.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25
-, DOWNTOWN PLOTS CHANGE HANDS.

-,a-a McVickar has sold No 81 South-st,
a.. sforv building, on a lot 2o11x6S9x irregular.
alo feet north OF Wall-st.
rrsde-icz Southack and Olwyn Ball, jr-, have
,,ls for the Boyd estate to Sahadi Brothers No 20
sS-ss5wtch-st three story building, on lot $50
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25
FOR DOUGLAS ESTATE TRACT s5oo.ooo

S. osgood Pell & Co. have resold for the syndicate
organized by Albert T. Foster the Douglas estate
tract comprising 200 acres of shore front property
in Little Neck Bay. which they sold to the Foster
syndicate about three months ago. The sale price
is about 10000. and the purchasers of this prop
eFty intend 10 develop il Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25
BUYS sTH-AvE. TRIANGULAR BLOCK.

The Mckinley Realty and Construction Company
has sold 10 William Soltz the triangular block
bounded by Sth-ave., AIacombs Dam Road, 10th
and Isst SITS, I79x20S 6x967 feet. Three six story
apartment houses will be built the site.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25
A PARK-AvE. GARAGE PLANNED.

The firm of L J. Carpenter has sold for Thomp-
son " Decker 10 Harry NJ. Austin q four story
stable at the northeast corner of 62d-st. and
Parkave, 50.5xl00 feet. The building vii be made
into a garage.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25
BIG DEAL IN THE BRONX.

Tsissrnan & Henschel have sold to client for
Robert Arnstein four five story apartment houses,
,i.b .tores in course of construction the south
siss nj Igsth-s 400 feet west OF Cypressaye., each
TsSlW feet About 100000 was involved in the
AL
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25

Company to Juia Frinarl Nominal
Oakes-ave, S, 2T5 # of Jefferson ave, 25x100;
Matilda swenson to Harriet Conrad Nominal
22d-st n 8, 354 @ IT g 1st-ave; William H Hail
James c Austin and another Nominal
port: CHARLES Darnmeyer to John Nj Haren Nominal
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25
TO ENLARGE BROADWAY STRUCTURE.

Plans have been fled for alterations to the five
xory brick stores No. S7S to S79 Broadway. An ad-
sional story is to be added TO the building, max
ing II six stories nigh I E. Raymond is the owner.
+ H Styles is the architect. The cost is esti-
rssd az Sl500
New-York tribune., 1905-11-25
WOMAN SELLS CHOICE PARCEL.

M& l. Hess have sold for Annie NJ. McLanahan
No 50 West 20th-st., four story and basement
building 25x92 feet.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
How to Clean Old Book Plates

TO restore Old book plates that have
been injured by age and damp proceed
as follows: Place upon fat surface
a sheet Of white paper somewhat lar
ger than the print to be cleaned. Care
fully dampen the print on both sides
with soft. wet sponge and then satu-
rate it with Il mixture Of chloride Of
lime and oXalic acid dissolved in about:
equal proportions In Il pint Of cold
water. You can tell when the mixture
is right by its turning magenta color.
Continue to apply it until every stain
or spot has disappeared and then with
clean sponge wash the print freely
with cold water.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22

For Sale i Pure Blue Straw Seed
Wheat FIR sale at 81 50 per bushcl.
George a. ellis. 1T
Yen bring the pictu,e to II. l..
Henderson, the photographer: he
will make tho frame. Will mnko
you four nice cabinet photographs
and give you a beautiful gilt flame
tJr 81. Over Craig Bros. store. It
All accounts, notes and mortgages
due and unpaid to the estate of Dr..
&. W. Earle on the 1st day of Dec.
next will be sold at Dnbhc sale. The
estate must DO settled ut once; this is
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
Norris Notes,

Dear Edit ,r.-.As it has been
spme time Since | saw any news
from this part will try and give
y II a few dot.
TIE b. n tn nf the com nj unity ia
god ut Dr' sa,t
Nj. @ rdon Pmk..n' has moved
to Nr. v iliiAms place near Nor
rls. We welcome him to our coun-
try.
Burglars entered the store Of
Mr. Larkin Phillips last Saturday
night and took between $T5 and
500 worth OF dry g"ods and gro.
cari> No t,ac.. to the robbers
c,n t f., nd
Miss Mary Carr. Of Plck4ns
Graded School spent last Saturday
aud Sunday at home.
Mr.. Williams, the boss spinner
Of Ncwrv and Dave Urenshaw ni
Newry spent the day u, Nr. J. G..
Mauldin's recently.
Mr.. Tom Garrett has pu. chased
for hlmselt new wagon.
MIR. Thos Medlock has sold out
and gone to Sand Mountain, Ala.
J. +. MedlIn spent two days last
week at j. II. Palmer's on the ke-
owce side. SuntiOwer.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
EOIEYS DNJEYCuyRB
Elaises Kidneys and Diadder Rlahe
CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN

N,uH'J vi L lChouB.
by J. B. Newbery, Esquire, Probate
,Jndgc.
Whereas, Fl. l.. Trotter made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Admins
tration Of the Estate Of and effects of
MarG ret Trotter, deceased.
These a.e there fore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred aud
creditors of the said Margaret Trottar
.eceased, that they he and appear be.
fore me- in the Court Of Probate. to be-
held mt Pic&ena Court House, s, C.. on
the 23d dny Of November. 1906, after
publication hereof. at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause, if any they
bnv", why tho said administration
shonld not be granted.
Givon under my hand and senl. this
Sth dnv of November, 1905, in tho i3Oth
year of our independence.
j. L. Newkery,
j. r. p. g,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22

The last notice. c. +. Robinson, Ex'r.
Car load Of the best flour on the
market, "Obelisk" to go at close prices.
Come and get some. II. A. Richev.
When in need Of repair work call
ON mo. Buggy and wagon repairing,
wheel hn'ldirS, etc, finished up in
'''S' class shape at reasonable prices.
Let me figure with you on that next
job. a a; Mar n, in the Brock shop
next to W!AH. Ashmcre's blacksmith
establishment, Pickens, S. G..
Special prices on ladies hats at tho
Acath Eruc, aMorrow Go.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
Few Chances.

You must try to love your papa as
much IA he loves you," said the visitor.
"Oh, love him more!" replied Tom
my.
Indeed? Doesn't your papa love you
very much?"
Not much. He says he only loves
me when I'm good. od."-Phladelphia
Press.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22

A liqnid cold cnro ind tho only Cough
Syrup which moves the bowels-works
ali cold ont OF the syslem--is Kennedy q
Laxatve Honey and Tar Clears tho
head and throat and makes weak lungs
strong. Best for Group, Whoopipg
Cough, etc. Children love it. Sold by
Pickens Drug CO.
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- Several of or advertisers
change their ads this issue; don't fnil
TO read them
Mr.. John Il. Fennell, who has
h. e c. mined to his room for several
days Is able to ho out again.
IL II. Crane r. turned from y lth
Car linn Tuesday with drove of cat
tie and hogs which he is driving to
markets lower down to sell out.
-"Ieke has gone to Oklahoma,
Air B, Rse has gone to his first love,
our rollers have not heen heard from,
but the cold mnn" has taken charge
and that nccounr- for t', good pri t.
"" o the e." t sw ,k n ~
l. - llih" - II
--The value Ut last yem,s tsn c,up
WAS three nj hons of dollars. All the
gold mines in the world yield little
over half ns much. The South is
tn" bert place in the United States
for poultry raising. The long sum-
mers aud mild winters make 1t an
easy matter to keep chickens in good
conditinn.
MR.. Eiius IT.. liolcombe, who has
been quite sick for several months,
died ut his home in the Mt. Carmel
section last Saturday and was buried
Sunday at the Lsthem family bury
ing Sround. He leaves a wife and
several children besides hnst of
relatives aud friends to mourn hi.
demise. Truly good man, a k.na
ne'ghbor, an atlectionate father and
a loving husband has gone to his
reward.
1--WE are late this week; we had a
shipment Of paper due last week faom
Richmond. Va which did not r+uch
us; "e tried Greenvillo to borrow
enough t. get out on from the Daily
Herald, but when it reached us j,
WAS column short, being Il six col
umn instead Of seven column pap
however, nc have made use of it, and
by next week hope to have our own
paper and our new set of rollers md
will give you II good paper. Bemr
with us little while and in the
meantime come in and pay up so we
can meet these added expenses as
they fall on Ms.
1.-The druggists of the county met
at Easlcy last Friday, the 18th inst,
and organized the Pickens County
Pharmaceutical Association, it bainc a
branch of the n - al Assnc,n'i 10. +
Retail Druggists. The organizati u,
was perfected by the election of
W. r Wyatt, Central. President:
j. II. Martin, Easley vice. President;
q. II. Parkins, Liberty, Secry. Treas.
L >er- were Representatives f.. M
every store it, the counts and " ry
enthusiastic MEETING was held The
Association was organiz.d fer mutual
benefit and will be of much good to
tbs druggists of the county.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

FOR SALE-At a bargain. Top
buggy almost as good AZ new Call
at this Office for information.
) ID. Moore has bought out Mr..
Henry South rland's stock Of goods
and will sell them at a bargain. Call
and see him.
dronulated sugar 20 lbs for 81 at
the Heath Bruce. Morrow Go.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22

DO not be deceived by counterfeits
when you buy Witch Hazel Snlvc. Tho
name Of T.. @. Dewitt ond Co. ls on
every box of til" genuine. Piles in
thcit worst form will soon pass away if
You will apply DaWitt's Witch Hazel
S,lve night nnd morning. Best for
Cuts Burns. Boils Tetter, EcHcma, eto.
Sold by Pickcns Drug Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
HIe Set the Pace.

You seem bound and determined ta
live right up to my salary.'
Pm merely trying to live up to the
diamond and things you gave me when
we were engaged, dear" - Houston
Post
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22

Sandy. having been asked IL Mr..
headowcroft was n golfer, replied
"Wecl, no; not real one. He missed
a game to be at home when his second
child WAS born."-Chicago Record Her
aid.