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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-13
ITS SO HARD

To refuse certain articles of food at
meal time. You want them. but there's
the distress that always follows Heart
burn, BIoatlng, Headache, Cramps, or
Vomiting make you feel miserable. In
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-13

Captain E. R. Chrisman has Joined
his regiment. the 18th infantry, in the
Philippines. He has been military in
structor In the Idaho State University
at Moscow for seven years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-13
FINISH IN JANUARY
SURVEYING FORCE TO
BE DOUBLED AT ONCE

This is Sooner Than Was Expected
and the Cost OF the Survey VIII BE
Less Than the Earlier Estimates
State VIII Defray a Portion of the
Cost and Perhaps All of it--Judge
Ellis Order is Not likely to Be Va
Gated, and the Milton Water Dispute
Progresses Amicably.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-13
NEARLY BROKEN OFF
COUNTY COURT REFUSES
TO REBATE A PENALTY.

q. II. Il N. Local Attorney Requested
That All Penalties Outlying Against
the Company Should Be Rebated,
Although the Company Was Delin-
quent Concerning an Undisputed
Indcbtedness-Settl Reached
In Favor of the County.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
AN AFFAIR OF HONOR
Peace and Quiet Of ely Corner" is
Rudely Disturbed.

Fate having decided, by the draw
ing Of straw cuts, that HE was a liar
John Reeves last evening rose in re
bellion against fate and smote Henry
Kirkman, his opponent in the ques
ton of yeraeity. And therefrom arose
a fight that disturbed the ordinary
peace and quiet of ely corner.
Then was Constable Andrews sum
moned to the scene, and then did the
constable appeal for assistance tc
Chief Of Police Mccarthy, and receiy
ed the same, together with the patro
wagon. A few moments later Messrs
John Reeves and Henry Kirkman
the belligerents, and Misses Bessie
Raines and Hanna Weisbaugh, over
whdse honor the straw cuts were
drawn, were given free rides to tht
rear of the court house, and Sheriff
Valentine extended to them his hos
pitality for the night.
They appeared in the police courts
this morning and before justice
Prichett recited the story Of theiI
wrongs. The lads were insistent thai
they had not been fighting; Reeves
slapped Kirkmans face in fun, Kirk
man Just held Reeves. Both pleaded
guilty, however, and were given ten
days more of Valentine hospitality
II didn't use no profane, bias
phemee and obscene language" re
sponded Miss Wisebaugh. Il just
swored."
Il never did all that said Miss
Raines. 1T must have been then
boys. / swored just once. / only
said one cuss word .... .....
Wasn't II an awfully long one?'
asked the justice. Then, Five days
apiece for you girls" he said.
The trouble occurred over the fact
that Reeves had been circulating q
story alleging that Kirkman had been
uuduly boastful of his alleged con
quests over certain feminine hearts
II never did" said Kirkman, land
when these girls was here asked
him about it, and he said / did again
and then we drew straws to see
which was the liar, md he got the
short straw and tried to slap my face
cause IL was him."
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

insurance. The storm was very de-
structive, damaging the corn crop to
a great extent.
Last SUNDAY Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Without entertained at dinner Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Dye, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Richie anu son Robert Of Ce-
dar, Mrs. Ella Duffy of Oskaloosa,
Misses Edith Baughman, Mabel Dye,
Ada Duffy, Messrs. Edmond Duty and
Lawrence Baughman.
Last Saturday Mrs Will Robertson
planned a surprise on her little
daughter, Retha. The little. guests
gathered about 1870 o'clock and
shortly after Mrs. Comstock arrived
with little Miss Retha, VINO was com
pletely surprised. Games and all
sorts Of music were INDUCED in UNI
til bounteous supper was served by
Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Comstock.
The little lazy received several re-
membranes from her friends and
after an enjoyable afternoon the lit.
tie ones departed for home, declaring
their hostess a royal entertainer
Those present were: Nina and Earl
Colville, Gail Williams, Ilivia and
Russell Hedge, Gail, Glen and Char
lie without, Roy Barnes and Wilbur
Colville.
Aug. 26. Pond Lily.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
FIRED FROM CHURCH
pELLA pAew0A "a CONVEYED oF
CONDUCT UNBEroMlMa A
MINISTER

pelle. lows. Avs IS. Al meet
INA N the members " she FIRST hap
tiet church last hight Rev. 2. Henry
Lewis was relieved ~ ans pastoral
connections 'theiewith. Lswls came
here very hlghiy recommended ~
May and won many admirers. On
the Sist IL July be went away on .
weeks vacation, but not returning Ia
two weeks his absence was lnyesti'
gated. II was found hat he had heen
arrested in sd. Paul for stealing a
finger ring In department store and
was serving sixty.day sentence In
a work house. About the same time
the clerk ofNthe pella church received
letter from Rev. Mr.. Stocking, CITY
Missionary for Minneapolis, apprising
him Of the facts above stated, with
the additional information that letters
and other things found on MIR. Lewis
when arrested indicated that there
were women in the affair, ii not al
the bottom Of it, Further investiga
fion revealed the fact that notwith
standing Rev, Lewis was married
man with family, he had been pay
ing regular visits to lady in Man
kato Minnesota. To her ne represent
ed himself as well-to-do minister
from Wales, sojourning in America
for his health. His proposition t.
marry her had been accepted and she
had loaned him $500 to assist him in
publishing book entitled "The Ideals
of Christian Life.
With these facts before him, DIR
Frost most emphatically recommend
ed that Mr.. Lewis be deposeu from
the ministerial Office and excluded
from fellowship in the church.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
SPRING CREEK.
Aug. 26.

Albert Stanton IS thing his land.
VIII Hamaker is painting his
house.
Pierce votaw is quite sick with
blood poison.
SAINT Graham visited his brother
John last week.
Ed Bridges is improving his farm
by putting in cement posts.
Hazel and Paul Jewell spent Fri
day evening with Hazel Norris
J. X. Hoover had fine mare kill
ed by lightning one night last week
Dan Unsicker has placed new sides
Of galvanized iron upon his elevator
VIII Morrow and e. Craft are max
ing preparations to build new
houses.
Elmer Clark and wife and Mrs.
Munden visited at the SAINT Graham
place last week.
Several of the boys have been
camping and fishing on the river and
have caught some fine f1sh.
Lena Meredith gave lawn social
last Wednesday evening. About q
of her friends were present. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Walter Campbell and wife came in
from California last week, visited at
the parental Campbell home. Their
many friends welcome them back
Will Morrow's house caught fire
last Sunday morning. The alarm was
given and the neighbors quickly re-
sponded and extinguished the flames.
The kitchen roof was badly damaged.
|. Gala Lily.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
THE MAKING OF A CITY
Improvement in Progress in ALI
Directions.

The Improvement season Is busy in
all parts of the city and quite num-
Der Of new dwellings are in the course
of construction. Smaller improve
ments are also to be seen on all sides,
indicative of busy people, maintain
ing the march to greater Oskaloosa.
The new residence of w. e. Richie
at the east end Of G avenue Is nearing
completion, and will make a hand
some home. Tue residence is a large
and roomy one, for the most part Of
simple but pleasing style Of archi-
lecture, and is fitted with modern i'm
provements throughout.
John Coffin Is just completing the
erection of fourToom cottage home
at S13 South Seventh street. The cot
tage is built by Mr.. Coffin himself,
and is well put up. 1t makes mod
est but comfortable little home.
Charles Walrayen has just com
menced work ON the erection Of a
four-room cottage on his lots ON East
Eighth avenue, just east of Seventh
street, in the O'Neill addition. The
work will be done by himself.
Ross Mccormick is improving his
home on Ninth avenue east by the
addition OF porches, one front, one
rear. Other improvements are also
being made.
@. w. Workman has recently erect
ed modest seven-Yoom home on
Ninth avenue east, at cost Of be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000. The home
is not quite completed but is being
occupied by the family, work having
been delayed by the serious illness
of Mr.. Wortman's son, who has been
lying i'll with typhoid fever for a
couple Of months past.
Mrs. Catherine McNair is putting in
a cement walk with steps and making
some other small improvements to
her residence, 212 North Market.
AL M. Jones is just completing an
improvement to his property on West
High avenue. near the Central depot.
The home has been reshingled and
otherwise repaired.
Good progress Is being made on the
Bun England cottage on North Mar
ket street. The frame for the house
is now raised and the work is being
pushed rapidly.
Small improvements and alterations
have recently been made in the Chris
tian church parsonage. The roof has
been repaired and alterations made.
Robert Franklin is repairing and
enlarging his residence property at
SIT ID avenue east. The house Is be-
ing raised to story and half, and
two new roomg are being added. The
cost OF the Improvement viii probably
reach $4,000.
Mrs. Belle Canady and Mrs. Mary
Murray are making improvements
upon their property at the north end
Of Sixth street. -Four new rooms are
being built on the front Of the house
and the roof raised to story and a
half
H. l.. White is building rocmy
barn at his residence place, 465 North.
Ninth street.
Prof T.. Herbert Owens Is building
a neat little cottage on North Tenth.
street, block north OF G ave-
nut. TIE lie cottage is not q preteItscusI
one, but will be homelike and has the
advantage Of a fine location.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
EAST CENTER.

Miss Ida Finley visited recently
with her friend, Miss Clytie without.
Mrs. Frank Hamilton and children
of Oskaloosa visited Friday at w. j.
Wlllhoit's.
Mr.. J. III. williams and daughter
Gail visited Wednesday with rela.
tiyes in Marshalltown.
Miss Lillian Nelson visited over
Sunday with her friend, Miss Pearl
Caldwell of White Oak.
Fred White left last Friday morn.
ing for North Carolina in the interest
of the U. S. Forestry work.
Mr.. II. e. snider and son Harry
left Monday for Dixon, H., to at
tend the funeral OF relative.
Clyde Browneller left short time
ago for Montana, where he takes up
work as travelling telegraph operator.
Bruce Billick left recently for st.
Paul, Minnesota. lie writes home OF
his trip and the many sights in the
twin cities.
Miss Esther Lewis OF OsSaloosa
and Jean Mather Of Iowa City spent
one day last week with their friend,
Miss Lillian Nelson.
Mr.. Daniel Hull had the misfortune
OF having mis- barn containing 30 TINS
of nay and about 20 head OF hogs
struck by lightning Wednesday night.
Everything was consumed by the
flames. Mr. HILL did not carry any
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
To LIT Church Debt.

AT regular meeting OF the board
Of trustees Of the Shorter A. NJ. H.
church on Tuesday evening. August
20, the board authorized the pastor,
Rev. &. III. Thomas, to solicit money
to pay on the Indebtedness Of $4,000
on the church. winch has been stand
ing for over two years.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
cosmopolItan Appearance.

with the big crowd In town, the
street medicine show in progress, the
wandering band of gaiIy bedecked
Cypsies and the Italian orchestra pa
trolling the streets, oskaloosa on Sat
urday afternoon presented a most
metropolitan appearance.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31
CHM CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Quincy. Illinois.

Write today for our beautiful 64-page
f'laa--ctcG Catalogue FREE. Itcontains
5chool-room views, groups Of students,
portrait9 Of students in positions, testi-
monacla, specimens Of penmanship,
graduating class, and list Of 400 students
Ia atscaaaBce.
This elegant Catalogue also contains
rates Of ttition, cost of books, board,
etc., with much valuable information
for any young person DESTROYS of pre-
paring lor situation as stenographe-
OF bookEeeper. Address
f. u. l.. MUssRLMAN, Pres't,
Quincy, Illinois.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-31

Joseph Michael a resident Of Ind,-
ana for so years, celebrated his Tooth
anniversary Saturday. Five hundred
guests were present.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
Rock READINGS,

Dear Sentinel-Journal: After NV
long disappearance I will come again
to give you few dots of this little
village.
The health of this community is
not very good at present.
MIR. jesse A. Hendricks little son,
who has been very low with the pneu.
monia fever, is improving.
Uncle Jesse Crenshaw fell on the
door step ono day last week and
broke two. of his ribs. He is very
low.
Mrs. Cora Williams spsnt ono day
last week with her mother, Mrs. Dock
Chapman.
Mica school was closed last week
on account Of the bad weather.
Snow and ice has tarried with us
longer this winter than any ether
time since I can remember. It has
been on the ground over q week, and
has ruined a great deal of timber.
Oh, how l long for this snow tc
melt so we can reorganize our Sunday
school. There is nothing J. enjoy
more than good Sunday school.
Just what about ii; all of th,
Egypt girls are gone except one, ant
l think that she is in the notion O
staying at homo.
With love to all, I will close.
Au revoir. Mad Cap.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15

Rocky Bottom and Reedy Cove Rays
Seeing my last letter escaped the
waste basket, L will try ind scribble
you fow lines from this part of the
back. woods.
Married, at Rocky Bottom church
on Jan. 4th, 1906, by Rev. L. L.
Powell, Mrs. Kansadia Reeves to Mr..
Abner Gilstrap, all of this county.
Married, on the 18th, inst. at the
residence of the brides father, MIR.
t. A. Gravely, Mr.. j. j. Alexander
to Miss Bette Gravley, all of this
county. Rev. i. l.. Powell perform.
ed the ceremony. The young couple
have the best wishes of their many
friends.
e. Foster Keith, our popular aud.
itor, visited us on his regular round
recently. Ho is the first auditor to
visit our section, He is a pleasant
gentleman and wo believe the right
man in the right place.
We have two small stores in our
burg and things are getting lively.
We arc having plenty of sleet aud
snow these days.
tev. Alonzo Galloway has moved
from near Brevard, N. G. recently
and is in our midst. He has charge
of MIR. w, II. Powell's mill. We vel.
come him TO our community.
Prof. L A. Ward passed through
last week on his Way to his home at
Flat lock, N. @. He had Just closed
a ten days music school at Eastatoe
church.
Health is good and visitors are
scarce, 30 will close for this time.
Green Horn.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
Liberty Locals.

Liberty, S. O., Feb 18th, 1905.
Rain, snow, sleet, slush, and then
more rain, sleet, snow and ice. We
are getting little taste Of small
arctic bre eze, it seems While We
have some ice 4 to 5 inches thick,
New York reports it to feet thick
on the rivers along the poa coast.
This has bcon rough weather, but wo
have seen and hoard of worse. Wn
notice some old men mention seeing
worse in Al. We remember about
'58 there was freeze hero that would
lay this in tho shade. Tho woods
wore literally covered with broken
tJ'i ... and travel was completely
n.E and when the thaw c,mo,
" i ng ice made almost contin-
1biting rooring noise, especial
it fell on houses frnn shade
= t now seems that there is
>.. ng in the spots on the goose
.,. 'oory boing q sign of mild or
IL. winter. 1t was given out last
'ot t there were numerous spots
'reast Of goose, indicating a
.. inter, and New Yorkers we're
= ...'~s" to lay in n bountiful supply
.. ,."j etc, etc.
I'D grip has been taking a wide
~ d. rough this section, in instan-
.r' rA'.ning entire families.
. TI.'e is q slight wood famine horo
at prc.nnt.
Tnme WAS a house burned on Fac
tory h,l' one night last weok, occupied
; bg Nn Surden. Tho fire was dis
coyrrc! by operatives at the factory
IN Ano to save the occupants, but
9uycd }'tle else.
. 4 pyuch of second class mail mat
! }eg for pickens was caught under tue
t'uch& Of train No. 38 yesterday, anC
much Of the contents ruined, so i
disappointed about some mail this
Say eGplain it. q.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
Wreck on Southern,

No 36 on the Southern railway
was delayed five hours last Monday
night on account of rear end col.
lision between two local freight
trains betwoen Greers and Taylors.
The train in front had stopped to got
up steam, when the train foilowin &
crashed into it.
The engi neer on the front train
was quite severely injured. One Of
his arms was brokon and cousidera
bly, bruised about the body. The
colored fireman on the rear .raln was
badly hurt and not ex xpectel to liv c
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15

Wednesday and Thurs
the 18th and 18th. Al2ea
The grandest and mos
entertainment OF its kline
hours OF amazing wondc
ing marvels, almost bord
miraculous, moro fasc,
any comedy. Elegant
presents distributed ire
dience each evening, sue
piece tea set, gold watc
dreds Of other valuable =
20 live pig just for fun"
Prices, Is, 25, 35 cen
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
PICK EMS DRUG co.
Cabbage Plants and Sea Island Cotton Seed.

Cabbage Plants or SAFE ana now ready for delivery ay
head
and
rl
States
a enc f fscaon
Our Cotton Seed Lint Of our Long Staple
81
WILL w. urHAlf' YOungs Island, S. G..
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15

ron and enduring inharltar CO
&c IN easy roach Of them. Tho 90.
nmulated evidence of the BLESSING q
I jehovah is securely preserved in
40 archives Of the church, and the
, 'gns OF his presence arc unmistsk.
Die. Under the influence of ease.
wing, coward;y, skoptlcal councillors
ne people are doomed to suffer md
'sle. The faithful, courageous mon
40, like Caleb and Joshua, plead
tn tho people to obey God and
70 are powerless to accomplish tho
lvation Of their brethren. Deliver.
zee will come after while; but not
It'll the ungodly, wicked, rebellious
'aunsellors and the hundreds Of
ousands of their ready followers
I'VE perished through their unbclief
10 is of world wide application.
y tribes and nations come under
'ls law. No individual or State ia
'ampt. Obedience to God means
sand growth; disobedienco means,
ath and destruction. m
politically, the couroll<%and the
ito are separated, bufRiiu -thia -thn" |
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
Resolutions in Memory of w. T. Nc.
Fall, by Pickens Lodge,
K of P, No. 1928.

Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God in His Advise Providence to re.
movo from our midst our beloved
brother, w. II. McFall, resolved:
I. That in his death the State at
large has lost o sterling citizor; the
county. ono Of her most enterprising
and worthy sons, and the town NJ
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
Notice OF Final Settlement.

L will apply to J. B. Newbery, Judge
OF Probate for PicNens county, on the
loIh day OF March, 1905, for final set
tl"mont OF tho estate Of Samuel Brown,
deceased, and ask TO b. dismissed as Elk
ccutOr. IIuciar EIcnn;.cEs
Feb. 1G, 05 1T Eyccntor,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

All persons hoving claims against tho
estate Of ID. i. Norris decenscd will pre-
sent them legally attos!cd to tho unuor.
signed for payment by the 1st 'lay Of
April, 1905, and those indebted to TIC
said estate aro reqcstod to pay tho samo
without delay to
j. r. Vandiver, Executor,
Anderson, S. @.
Feb, 10. 1005.3t.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15

All persons having claims against the
estate Of William Sizomore, dccensed, arc
requested to present tho same properly
attestcd for payment, by tho lat day of
April, 1905, and thoeo indebted to said
estato must make payment to
j. 8. Sizcmore,
Administrator.
Feb. 1G, 1906 St.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15

NJ. VIM. s. Crane, California Nd,
suffered for years from rheumatism and
nmbago. He was finally advised to try
Chamberlin's Pain Balm, which he did
and it elected complete cure. This
linimcut is For sal by Pickens Drrg
toro IGarles Drug Store.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
House Burne
Monaghan Cot.
T

Mr.. Earle Hunnicuti
most all Of the contents
on Jan. %. They save :
but all the things up ST
clothing, trunks and bt !
Seven of the family did q
thing left, but no one ""
J. D. Moore sells me&a
lots OF il; -.s.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
0P|Dkoas SottItlI-lpgsssL.
Happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature,

g-v- aero lS HiOG OF sickness III TINS
y,ci'ity tuet Now, and the doctors are
kept bUsy.
- TOo movement of fertilizers is
far lass than last year at a CORES
ponding dato.
Ii you want to get rid Of the grip
get DR.. Webb to give you a prescrip;
tion. Itcures.
u. K. Kifksty is quite sick with
pneumonia. His friends hope to sec
him out soon.
B @. Baker is quito ill with
rheumatism. His many friends hope
he will soon be up again.
The farmers are getting ready
and anxious to go to ploughing, but
the weather is against them.
Miss Cora Bowen, who is in
charge of the Mica school, spent Sun.
day with her parents in Pickcns.
That is q good show in the
court house Wednesday aud Thurs
day night, and if you wuut fun don't
fail to attend.
Rufus Lavender was arrested at
Walhalla and brought to Pickens
Jail last week. He is wanted for
forging an order On John Craig.
-Sep an item of nows happens
in your community let US have note
from you giving tho facts. Don't
wait for the other fellow--seud it
yourself,
Miss Mary Pilgrim, who liyed on
French creek, died on tho Sd instant
OF heart failure. She was fifty. five
years of age and had been blind for
twenty years.
The dispensary after being
closed for three weeks is again open.
B. G. Baker is down with rbeuma.
tism and the board has elected II. o.
Allgood as dispenser.
The low price of cotton, the 10
ducticn Of the acreage and the use or
fertilizers for this years cotton crop
is the almost absorbing topic of con
versation these days.
Whit Thomas, who is foreman
for the Cole MSg. Co., of Newman,
Co.,. ~ g =.l: l., the home folks.
Nrj. B.. &c, ~ 'ng fine and giving
.H..I'@...s .a Employers.
".' ''n -. va, not 80 good as it
''"H /, ". ",'U during the cold
u""'H l',a g "ight to liver up
.. ".,'..nyA''g.r ,"nro
d. $50 r... ST." uri >.~sn.H.. 49,
" s.l.. ...> -. zap.
...' > s}'. u.. .Nu .cet on
'ai.- a,nai,... He
brought one man and the outfit to
Pickens; the other one got away.
How can you go around all the
days of the year picking flaws, find
ing fault, mouthing and grumbling
about little things, when there is 40
much to praise and lovo in this
world.
Tho Eureka Mfg. Co., of East
st. Louis. 1ll.y has appointed j. II
Newton general agent for their fac
tory for Greenville, anderson and
Oconec counties. Mr.. Newton wants
two good men to go to wolk.
ALL parties who have not made
their tax returns for tho year 1905,
do so at once, ae after the Goth
day Of February penalty of so per
cent. will be added. A prompt &C
tion in this matter means money to
you.
IN. D. Taylor, tho photograph or,
has IN nd in this issue. He will be
in Pickcns next Wednesday and each
succeeding Wednesday thereafter
If you want nice photographs don't
fail to come on the days advertised.
See his ad and remember the day.
j. w. Langston has withdrawn
from tho firm of Langston e Noaly.
Walter is a good business young man
and will probably remain in Pickens
and again engage in business. He
oaks all owing tho old firm to call in
at once and settle up.
-HiIlyer's Crack-A.Jack Co., will
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
A Good Show.

Hillyer's Crack-A-Jack Company
and Refined Entertainers will give
two performances at the Court r =,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-02-15
TresSpass Notice .

All persons are hereby warned not to
hunt, fish, sot out fire, cut timbor, make
roads, travel over, or in anyway trespnss
on any of our lands, under penalty OF
the law. JOHN T.. BOGGS
ji8 At CORA T.. BOGGS'