davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-31
BUSINESS LOCALS.

For rubber stamps call at Gazette
office.
Lutted's Hawaiian poi in pound-cans
for sale by all druggists and grocers.
A gold pendant, set with diamonds,
has been lost Reward for its return
: to Advertiser office.
Wash belts at 10c. and satin girdle
corsets at Soc, Friday specials" at
Whitney & Marsh's.
4 gold, diamond and pearl pendant,
5Iost at the Moana hotel is advertised
Cor by Mrs. Lorrin Andrews
81 1t doesn't take much of Pacheco's
andruff Killer to stop falling hair, be-
ause it is a regular hair-food.
4 Special sale of ladies' muslin under
rear at Whitney & Marsh's, begin
ling tomorrow morning, April 1st.
The s. S. Manchuria is due today.
Have your baggage attended to by the
Pacific Transfer Co., Phone Main So.
a yellow and white collie dog about
six months old has been lost. Finder
win be rewarded by leaving the same
with Mr.. F. M. Swanzy, at Thee. H.
4 Davies & CO., Ltd.
i Passengers departing per S. S. Man
- n have your baggage forwarded
II e Union Express Co., Tel. Main
- Sc, baggage agents representing
N iac Mail 8. g. Co.
II !. special meeting of the stockholders
Kihei plantation has been called for
SAprii 10 to consider the proposition to
change the denomination of the shares
of the company from $50 to $50.
If you want to see some of the most
striking examples of Japanese art, ex-
anime the elegant hemstitched, hand
embroidered and drawn-work shirt
waist patterns just in at B. F. Ehlers
& Co. Fort street
All persons having claims to water
rights in Palolo valley are asked to
meet at the Moiliili school house on
April 4th, at 4 o'clock p. m. Blanks for
filing claims may be had at Richard II.
Trent's office at 93S Fort street.
By order of Geo. Lycurgus, the trus-
tee of the creditors of Wing Sang Co.,
the Fisher, Ables Co, the auctioneers,
will sell today, at 10 O'Clock, at public
auction. the entire stock and fixtures
of their former grocery store on $50
King street.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Kihei Plantation Co, Ltd, will
be held on April 10, at IL a. m, for
the purpose of considering a proposed
amendment to the articles of associa-
ton relating to the par value of the
stock and such other business as may
come up before the meeting.
L. B. Kerr & Co. have made a spe-
cial cut in ladies' shoes for a short
time only Their regular $3.50 lace
shoes will be sold for $2.25. These goods
are all arranged in lots in their. store
so that a customer can at a glance see
what great bargains are being offered.
Odds and ends in slippers reduced from
$3.50 to csc. pair.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-31
STRONG PETITION IN
FAVOR OF ATKINSON

The petition for the reinstatement
of A. T. Atkinson is signed by 134 bust
ness men, 50 teachers and Sc others,
who are all patrons of the schools,
making 3O2 in all. The petition went
to Governor Carter on Wednesday aft
ernoon. Only the center of town and
the most accessible city schools We're
visited for signatures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-31
NOTICE

On and after Saturday. March 25.
the management of the Hawaiian Hotel
Annex will charge ten cents admission
for adults and five cents for children
to the beach lawn. Tickets of admis-
sion will be received at the bath house
and lemonade stand for the amounts
they represent.
HAWAIIAN HOTEL ANNEX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-31

Fresh crabs and shrimps, salmon,
halibut, smelts, poultry and delicates-
sen just arrived in Alameda. Telephone
your order to Metropolitan Meat Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-31
u. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE.

u. -.
Va TURE.
The following data. covering a period
I'll # so years, have been compiled from
y the Weather Bureau and Mckibbin
frecords at Honolulu, r. H.. They are
issued to show the conditions that have
prevailed during the month in ques-
!, tiSon. for the above period of years, but
MUST not be construed as a forecast
of, the weather conditions for the COM
mig month:
MONTH APRIL FOR so YEARS.
fTEMPERATURE ds9O-19O4, incl.).
Mean or normal comparatively
tThe warmest month was that OF
lstss. with an average of IS.
/ fThe coolest month was that of 1898,
with an average of IL
frhe highest temperature was Sc on
A, bril- IS, 1892.
The lowest temperature was SO on
al pril q, 1899
PRECIPITATION (rain 1S77-1S94, incl)
Average for the month, 2.55 inches
Average number of days with OF Of
ary inch or more, 10.
fThe greatest monthly precipitation
W las 7s5 inches in 1890.
i tThe least monthly precipitation was
YdT5 inches in 1888
CIbUDS AND WEATHER QSs3-19O4.
incl)
Average number OF clear days, II;
partly cloudy days. 10: cloudy days, 6.
y WIND 0S75-19O4. incl).
The prevailing winds have been from
sthe non theast.
y Station, Honolulu. T. H. March 80.
n ALEX. Nice ASHLEY.
IT. Section Director
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-31
SCribner'S SarSaDarilIa
Its Your Blood

To avoid all this trouble and
make you fell strong, light and
bright,
Try Scribner's Sarsaparilla. It
viii clear your blood of all i'm
purities and enrich your system,
so that you will feel like a new
person.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-03-30
PR0SPECT0S DEL REPUBLICANS.
MO In NUEV0 MEXICO.

Leios de suIrir menoscabo EN-
su prestigio & Influenza el parti
do Republicauo Ell Nuevo Mexico
muestra mayor lozania que en-
cualQuiera de los perfodos pasa
dos: ilsto proviene en- parte de
la supremacia del partido Ell la
naci0n y tambien de la escacez
de jefes caracterizados y popula-
res en- las filas de la democracia.
SegGn 10 que hemos visto Ell las
dos campahas Gltinas parece
que ell muchos de los grandes
condados Sc ha dpmolido casi del
todo el antes poderOsO partido
Den6crata y casi tOdos los Vo-
tantes Sc han agrupadp q las fl
las Republicanas. Esto hace
evidente que el Repubicanismo
/ va siendo cada dia mas acepta
BILE al pueblo del Territorio, y
que la oposicion Sc ha despresti
giado EN- vez de adquirir mereci-
mientos con su polftica de cayi-
lacion y censura respecto a los
actos de ofciales Repubicanos.
La detection del ex delpgado Ro-
dey y de los Republicanos Inde-
pendientes en la campaha pasa.
ia parecio por momento abriI
las puertas de la esperanza q la
asendereada Democracia, pero
con la cuenta de los votOs en-
| Noyiembre Sc puso Ell claro que
nj aun con ayuda de aliados po
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-03-30
DtfUNCiON.

FL Lines, 20 del Ireseutenlcscn
ell Hospital de San Jose en AIbu
querque, 4 la edad De 80 amos ia-
lIeci6 de una complication de- on
fermedndes, Francisco Sandoyal,
impresor bien conocldo en q Ter
ritorio, oriundo dc SANTA re. Su
cadaver fu6 Ilevado 4 Santa F6
por sus parientes el Mitrroios, en
donde suS restos mortales funron
depositados on rl cemeuterIo de
Nuestra Sonora del Rosario. III
finado perteneria 4 muy buenas
famiias; era honesto en- todos
sus hechos, pacilico y amigo SIM
cero. Que en- paz deScanse.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-03-30

Ill pueblo estd satisiecho con
los procedures del partido Repu-
hlicano, tanto ea su adminlstIH-
ci6n territorial colnoen Ia legis
laci6n que hH decretado Ia ma
yona que 10 representabn en- la
asamblea pasada. Siendo este
asf, NADIA podrin hacer para de.
sacreditarlo los alborotos v ata-
Ques de la prensa Den0crata.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-03-30

de la oposicion. Este seria un re
gistro muy deplorable 4 la faz
del hecho que los Republicanos
tienen el predominio Ell ell Terri
torio Y Ell ell condado de San Mi
guel, y que d pesar de ESQ ell CEN
tro y cabecera del condado yiene
q ser el balunrte y fortaleza de Ia
oposici0n. \ todo este Sc conse-
guiria con la ayuda Y coopera-
ci6n de votantes Rtpublicanos
que olvidando sus deberes para
con su partido dan aIientOya yayu-
da & los enemigos irreconcilia.
bIes del mismo V 10 exponen 4
perder su supremacia Ell eleccio-
nes futuras. Esto no es propiC
nj sensato, sino el colmo del i'm,
prndencia porque todo el benefi
clio Y prOvecho que resultare vie
ne q ser en- favor del partido De
m0crata y EN- contra del itepubli
canismo. Esta es una cOnside
raci0n que no deben poner ell oil
vido los votantes Republicanos
Y teniendo en- cuenta Ia impor
tancia del resultado, les CORES
ponde uDirse q las filas d que per
tenecen Y dar su apOyo y sus vo
tos & los candidates Republica
nos. Es necesurio que la ciudaC
de Las Vegas sea administradt
por ofciales Republicanos qut
real y verdaderamente represen
ten 4 la mayOrlu, que Sc com
pone sin duda alguna de Votan
tes Republicanos, y que no Sc,
sacriticado el partido en aras d,
intereses & oierizas personales
Nuestro deber rs claro y precise
consiste Ell demostrar9uela ciu
dad de Las Vegas es una comuui
dad lealmente Republican, y de
he ser gobernada como tai.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-03-30

dria resucitar el prestigio y re-
nacer la fuerza del paltido Demo-
crata Fl triunfo de los Republi-
canos EN- aquella oampanl fu6
mas complete Y decisive que min
guno porlue puso de manifesto
que nj la detection nj el descou-
tento podian preyalecer en- con
ira suya.
Ahora que la suprcmacia Re
publicana parece irmrmeute
afianznda en- 10 nacional ven 10
territorial, no hay iuducimientO
nj yentaia para uuirse al partldo
contrario, Y la porci6n de- los vo-
tanteS Que acostumbr1n mirsc
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-03-30

pU1--lluUO 4at Iot't'>
IA suceder en- 10 futuro depeude
del remote caso de qae triunlase
ell partido Dem6crata en- la cleo
ci0n presidenciai de 1908, y a6n
ESQ no podria fortalefercnalquie-
ra combination que Sc pudiera
formar hasta dos amos despues
de ese suceso. FL Territorio es
Republican, Y la politica de ese
partido esta destinada Il preva-
lecer & la faz de las circunstancias
adverSas Que pudieIan sobreve'
mir en- ell trascurso de tempo.
Las afirmaciones de algunos
peri0dicos de la oposici0n al eipc-
to que los hechos del partido Re-
publicano EN- 10 administrative Y
legislative han colosado los ci-
Imientos a una conjdYsicion popd
lar que en- un dia no muy lejano
demostrara su desaprobaci0n y
censura contra ell partido, 40 son
otra cosa que una amenaza va
ma y sin fundamental. Ill pueblo
hasta ahora ha demostrado que
esta conforme con los actOs del
partido RepublicanO y no hay
raz0n para dudar que la misma
benevolencia mauiipStard en- 10
de adeIante, en- vista del hechO
Que la oposici6n no ticne uineu-
nos nGrlt0s para captarse su
cOnfanza. FL prugrpso de Nue.
vO Mexico como territoriO Sc ha-
la intimamente ideutiicado
con la polftica del partido I{epu-
blicano, Y on caso de que 81 terri
] lOIIO st tDllNlt iltS' vi tGitFbs
mayor raz0n habria para que Sc
perpetuase esa coudici0n dc CO..
sas, porQue Ell mo y otro eveuto
ell bienestar del pueblo depeode
de una administration ilustrada
y capaz. LA incapacilad noto-
ria del partido Democratic en- eI
negocio de la administration pa
blica en- NneVo Mexico In puesto
toda la iniciativa y la responsa-
bilidad eneI partido RepubIicano
y los prospectos para el proypnn
son que por mucho tempo no
hahra aiteraci0n nj cambio en-
este prOgrama.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-03-30
IAflECClON MUNICIPAL.
Una Palabra a los vOtantes RepubIi
CanOS de Las Vegas.

FL Martes din 4 de Abril, ten
drd lugar la election municipal
de Las Vegas, y teniendo en- con.
tempalci0n tai suceso, nosparece
oportuno hacer algunas observa-
clones 4 los votantes Republica-
nos de la localidad. Creemos que
ninguno de ellos, 4 mcnos que no
haya renegade de los principles
del partido Republicauo, negara
la necesidad { importancia deQue
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-03-30

e.uo5 100 CdaU.4a.uo I.epGOnCa-
cos postulados a los diierentes
empleos municipales. La raz6n
es que la mayorfa de los votan.
tes de eSta ciudad es Republicana
y naturalmente es su deber con
veniencia no permitir que oposi.
torres al partido sean electos. No
estan Ell ell case de continuar con
la rutina de sacrihcar los princi
pios y las ventaJas que cores
ponden al partido bajo la idea
de halagar 4 oveias descarriadas
y atraerlas al rediI que han aban
donado voluntariamente. Seine
jantc proceder seria un dispara-
te y I'M contrasentido que no ten
dria otro resultado que hacer
constar que la ciudad de Las We
~as ~eDudia - narti10 RcDCb''
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-03-30

.uSot,s >tcv ..,4"N.. .. ....... Sd.
partdo Republi"auo. Ecste cle
mento no es de ningGu modo ne.
cesario porque la prepouderan
cia del partido es cosa que no
pende de la veleidad De yotautes
dudosos, sino que le busta v so
bra con las hupstes de Repub.i
2auos firnes y ieaieS que 10 sos.
tienen por principle ' pol prrfe
rencia. En- loque toca 4 los CRU
pos de descontentos que optaron
por la independence en- la cam
pana pasada, es possible que SO
breviva alg6n residue de su or
ganizaci6n en- la veBidera, mas
no hay probabllidad de que pro-
grese y adquieru fuerza suiiciente
para hacer contrapeso en- union
con us g'igdQe N"HtifNt",
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02

T~1EORliE BUCKLEY did not come
In to supper rs usual, and the
IL w meal passed awkwartlly. Even
- the efforts Mrs. Hillyer made
TO enllven the little group fell fiat, and
she soon found herself as moody as the
others. The merchant gulped down a
cup Of hot, black coffee, ate very light
ly Of what was on his plate and then
went out OH the front veranda to
smoke.
The evening passed slowly, and about
10 o'clock the family retired. Hillyer
could not sleep. His wife, tired as she
was, was kept awake by her hus
bands constant movements. About
midnight he got up, half dressed him
self and took his hat
"Whar are you goln' p asked his wife
I'm n-goin' down to satisfy myself
about George" he said sheepishly.
'Ihar amt no use tryin' to hide 1t; I'm
worried"
| 'Wcll, I'll bo switchcdm exclaimed
Ills wife but l reckon sou mought
"s well. l don't believe me nor Won
huther Is goin' to close our eyes to-
nisht unless you do. III bet you'll
lind I'm In bed. No doubt he Jest went
10 the hotel an got his supper rather
than let us know ho was drinlsln'. IIc
still sleeps at the warehouse. dom
ho2"
Yes, he still rooms thar" answered
1llliycr, "an' Of thnr's no light III
come right back. Sometimes who,
he's bothered he sets up an works O,
his books"
When her husband had gone Mrs
IIillycr crept up the stairs to Hortens
Snowdens room. The girl was sittir
up In bed.
"Why, are you awaken" Mrs. Hi
yer cried. II declare, we are oil &C
O night OWLS"
Il haven't slept II wink" was the rt
ply. "Do you know, every sound 1
your room comes right up that stoy
hue. could hear the creaking of you
bed, an just now heard you talltinl
Oh, Aunt Martha, where do you thin
It's going to cnd?"
"Ill end in n mndhouse ef 1t keen
up" said Mrs. Hillyer, with n little
forced laugh. 'T'm goin' to crawl 4
Sore bed, I'm not to say afeard {
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02
Bperits, but am OF niggcrs an tramps.

Sperlts, but am OF niggcrs an tramps.
Phew! Pm all OF Il shlver. Let's COW
er up. Hortie, you've always said l
WIS Il good wonNa. We'll. try to he.
but 1 huin't perfect by long shot.
say I haln't perfect, an mean 1t.
You'd say SO ef you could see through
my outside. Eve got one whalin' big
fault an that N suspicion Somehow
cayn't root it out. Now, like George
Buckley rs we'll as you or Mr.. IIillycr
does, but what on earth has made Mr..
liillycr so wrapped up in that boy an
the whole layout O Buckleys? Why.
he's ns crazy rs bcdbug right now
about this trial an Georges condition.
On. know YOU kin say he likes the
boy an all that, but thar are heaps
o boys IN the county an heaps o. folks
that's Jest rs worthy Of assistance as
the Buckleya"
"Oh. Aunt Martha, you surely don't
mean".-
II don't mean nothin'," interrupted
Mrs. E[illycr. but I'm as sure O. one
thing rs I am that l got my cold feet
agin yore'n, an that Is that Mr.. Hill
yer hain't told me everything about
them Buckleys. He may think I
wouldn't keep 1t, but he hain't let me
OH to his game"
Hortcnsc had no observation to make,
and they lay silent for several min
utes. Then the girl spoke:
"George could really bear It muc,,
better If he had not met Lydia Gran
ston. ! don't blame him for caring for
her. Aunt Martha. She's a splendid
girl; we all like her; she's just rs frank
and open 90 can be. She's always
making fun of her fathers family
pride. He's got Cronston tree In the
library, but Lydia gets all mixed up
when she tries to tell any one who her
connections, are. WAS just thinking
Shell be apt to be dlsgusted with
George If she hears that this has driv.
Ell him to drink, and"-
Don't you bother about that" retort
ed Mrs. Hillyer '"Thar never was q
woman that turned agin man she
cared fer on that account; they'll make
excuses fer 'em, an the Lord knows
she could fish up good many to justl
fy George. l know could. Pore fel
low! Jest think O. him tryln' an tryin
to git his head above water an that old
scamp Of daddy jerkin' i'm down
an right now when he was gittin'
sech fine start. He could n married
that Cranston gal eff this thing hadn't
come up-I mean he could in time,
beca'se 1t was In 't'n"
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02
WRITE US A LETTER

Put aside all timidity and write ue
freely and frankly, in strictest conf
dence, telling us all your symptoms
end troubles. We will send free advice
Tin plain, sealed enyelope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02

'im talkin' u dram on account O. this
thinv. I'd ciyc i'm talk that nd mako
'im"--
"Go pit blind so,l;ir' drunk" inter.
r,,ntod lyi,lvrr nc hr ros, an, wont ont
tl,rouyh thr kiirhrn +, i,c stables TO
scc n his tovoriir horse had hccn ot-
tended to, When no was rono, his
v,fn rot ,,n and n,rch,1 thc fro with
tho no,.cr
.I ,,,.o,, o,, .,,,,. r,,, ,,., ,oon,
Cd" she said TO hcr silent niece. "but.
Uortic. it's the ONLY WAY to pit on with
I'm. You don't ,now noth;n, novor
, let yorr fo,,s know what pvc been
! ihrourh I'll IN hrrn crnzv or dcud
long n,.o Of the Lord badn't showed mo
how to mako light a sorjous things,
| Eve bad - hron y. tm,rh limos Inf T
bcI,cyc tI,ls il u-yuin' IN be rho hurd.
est"
"Why. Aunt Martin. what do vol,
mc,up"
"I,or,t VAN 500 ,nt, ~" ,,rs ,Ji,,v.r
MT tho n,,Inr IN rho cnimrov cnryo,
nnJ ,eonnd rorn.,rd ..Ihi. l,S fntrho,
up yorc unclu's OLD troublo Thinps
| l,l,o fiji. u,,,.,u,, 1n r,.,,t ,;,> T',a
been actin' omar cvcr since old Rucy,-
lev WI. urrcstrd Ef I,vc l,otcbod i'm
| Drnyin' once ovor r. T hovn t>vcn+v
| times. He hn,n't silent without - uyht
| in his room for n month mn bcor jim
prayin' mn beppIn, fer n,rdon ,n b,s
sleep. 1t happencd thirty vcors AGO
mn vet T navcr hovn snoko RI hin,
about It nur has he to me-"
The young woman stood ND beside
her aunt
"You don't reollv mcon thot von,vo
lived with him for thirty vcors md
never mentioned thot"
"Yes. + do, Hortie. I've always heard
th,t tbo+ wa. nuo +hin,, +,,n+ o,,a,.
couId be to,kcI ohout hnt,ytxt tu,n r.o
Mo r knowod onotbor ,un,,,,, t,,nt
wos go,n, throurh tho somo trou,Io
on, shn told ,no ,ho no,,or h,d ,,o,,
tionod r. 70 her bushond r. Iaat ,oo,,a
ul.o ho6u r.,r,,,t oI,,,Io =, 80 o ,s'
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02
Singing Association.

The Liberty Township singing
Association will convene with
Rnhamah Meth odist church abou;
two miles south of Liberty, on the
8 s~coud Sunday in August. All
low ers of music are cordially in.
vited to come and bring song books
and well filed baskets.
L. OSCAR SMITH,
Secretary.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02
Card Of Thaass.

Whereas the State Su>erinten-
dent OF Education, 0. b. Martin,
and County superintendent of Ed
ucation, II. II. Iiallum, have 80
kindly granted us q summer
school in order that We might bet.
ter fit ourselves for tho great work
in which we arc engaged; and,
whereas, they engaged the services
of Prof. j. b. Simpson to perform
the work. Therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the teachers
OF the summer school, through the
undersigned cornmittee. do hereby
return thanks to both the State
and County Superintendents, 8,
Messrs. O. B. Martin and II. r..
lla'lum, for same. BE it further
Resolved, That we extend Prof
Simpson thanks for his broad and
impartial teachings and instruction
throughout the session.
W. J. Grew, Chmn.
Miss May johnson, V. w. John,
son. Miss Samantha King, A. G.
Bowen, Sec, for committee.
On motion it was agreod that
the proceedings of this committee
be published in the Easley Pro.
g'ess and Sentinel Journal.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02
"DuE TO cARllll

and nothing else, is my baby girl, now
two wcoks DID," writes Mrs. j. Priest.
OF Webster City, Iowa. "She is fine,
healthy babo and we are both doing
nicely. nm still taking Cardui,and
would not bo without it In tho house.
as it Is q great medicine for women.''
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02
CHAPTER LII.

f~1EORGE BUCKLEY did not come
la to supper rs usual. and the
IL ri meal passed awkwardly. Even
~ the efforts Mrs. IIillyer made
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02

A little forothought may save you no
ehu OF trouble Anyone who makes it a
rllo to keep Chamberlnin's Colo. Chol
Ga and Diarrh"' Remedy at hind
Rnows this to bo fact. Tor sale bv
Pickens Drug Go. 0 ~
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-08-02
CHAPTER II.

" IT was now about Sundown and
TIillyer started home. He pass
cd the p0st0ffice, went Into the
II II L..