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Crimes
Feb. Sc. S. Blydenburg. Eldora. IA. sen
fenced to life Imprisonment for Killing

Feb. st. .. I3lyG5HDufSt 4EEa0fa, Ia
fenced TO life Imprisonment for killing
ls1J. cluek. Rockville. Mo, kills rival and
self for hand o sweetheart
1S-F. q. senter, Denver, Col, kills wife and
1sSW. Laning kills Emma Bueglar and
rs Mauck Sioux City, Ia kills 5daughte ter
24F. IswandoWskd Chicago. killed wife
2saJ. s.. Hubby. jackson. Mich kills wife
ington. Ind, commit suicide IN Chicago,
Mar. 6-Mrs. stanson. EIgin, III. kills nus
band, son and self.
44-yyfI. Gunsauer killed Mrs. Anna Palmer
feafored} and self. at IeavenWorff1. Il al
:. Mcdonald indicted for Sarah seha-
fer's murder at Bedford, Ind
&c. BfrschofHer, Brooklyn, kills wife.
2Aa s9sl g.. kelch. Georgetown, o. kills Isa
Matthews and self.
Anr 6-W p sasIor Killed Mrs. Hoeae-
meyer his paranlour,5 and self at Meyers
1=1I To- Peasant, murderer of Mrs Mary
spiika, hanged in Chicago.
eIIBaIak al Clay City, Ind, robbed Ct $1,000
by safe blowers.
z2.Flra11k Rose, wife murderer shot to
death at salt Lake City, Utah.
2g-ff E 0sgeod, Hiram. Me- kIsIs wife ana
May WIN. shsneld. wife and tse daugh-
aae-Afasor MeLane, Baltimore, committed
Jun. 81 N. Pouch. Roselle -, kills :
children and sell.
13-R. Smith, Indin gton. Mich. Kills wife,
baby and self.
Jui. rs Riggs. Clinton. Ia. kills Wifea ana
sell
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S Ii
pfee1atnation declaring she was unpre
tfeacnefS
1s 100 Russians drowned BY breaking
b = Il 9fQsa lGe on Lake Baikal
IN preliminary YaiI river battles 2,aeO
$50 RUSSIANS are Killed
@zra ako{ Russian torpedo boat destroyers
90 g n ntn py laps.
~, j. Rslsstan torpedo boat sunk, Port Ar
MAJ. Ia apan denies Russia S charges, say
M Russia forced war
~ = g Mo lap cruisers sunk off TladirostoR.
T. st5ssla andi Japan each lose torpedo boat
-- III = OFT Arthur battle.
19-,sLi17a sends mission To AleXieff TO de-
care HeutraIity
4sm II IS l:sstars cross TaIu on ManchHrian
a3el .Jsps cross Yalu; take Fenhaan-
22s..Japanese defeat coasacks near Al55 a..
aa1neaaean and British flags hauled down
~ RUSSIANS at NeWchWang3 violating
treaty rights
#sen - aparese almost succeed in blocking
). Fort Arthur harbor
III ,ls-lR st battIeship Petropaviovsk
su1lR OF Port Arthur; 500 OF crew
crowned intending Vice Admiral Maka-
14r2e,.s saHsa Sasslii Verestefagin,
44--lsk3sEd!off succeeds AIakaroff, in COM
mana Of Black sea fleet
i9+--fsnsslan torpedo boat DESTROYER Breza-
1FasaE5 destroy ed. .Popedia badly dam
- -A Al relieved by sl1rydioff,
z----7-tllifing the placing Of mines IN Port Ar
i sta'1fs 1aroer, Lieut.. Pei ard 70 men are
29--A Attempt by kings of England and Den
81 ,ill & TT TO end war fails
e 90 laafN0Stok squadron sinks Japanese
transports
S za--fSussIan submarine boat sunk by Japan
csc, 6ea lives lost
Nay laps rout Russians In Yaln river
gpattie. Jap losses 500. Russian over 900.
2-Russla loses in battle Of kiuIienchebg
g90 men and 40 officers ia Japanese
oineers and men killed and drowned in
SINKING df transport by Russians
"a teHapt by Togo to bottle Port Arthur
- I3orss arthur bottled
a-.loso=s fleet bombards Port Arthur for
{ $. Port Arthur. fearing siege
IIg-balns blown up by Russians
i5--,ta pasfese torpedo boat destroyed off
1alnN.
10 tsHinesa .hostilities against Russia be-
gun...Japs lose two Warships off Port
Arthur
ii panese dispatch boat Mixako sunk
49--Fass1ans 5eNaeuate# NeWchWang. Rus
sian cruiser sunk by Japanese fleet off
sz 7hatsanlG to4
22Q-J aDanese routed in advance on Mukden
z4-=tHja. destroyed b. Russians. Togo
sinks Russian battleship III assault on
Port Arthur
226-KineIlou ard Nanshan taken by Japs
japanese loss, 744; Russian $50
ae--I11 Icy captured BY Japs.
Jun. 0=4Eussian gunDoat Giiiak sunk
a--FfuSsians take SfaEntsza. japanese at
tack on Port Arthur fepuIsed
1a-Japs take Siuyan>
1.-TWO Jap hattalions slain in ambush
1.-two Jap tran sports sunk. 900 die.
18-Ja panese transport Idzurni sunk
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.nch Too Proud.

Mrs Banks That Mrs. snaggs is too
nuch Of an aristocEat for me to mingla
with.
rs.Jones-How that?
She vas Knocked down by a hand
barrow. and she had it put into the na.
per that she vas struck hy a notor-car. e
-e1assaII's-
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lOtl I'll lftH.
Feb. "a men shot to
d G a t h a t C O al |
Creek. Tenn, in
fight b e t W ee n
union ard nom
union miners. =
Mar. More than
1000 laborers en-
ployed on building
ii construction in
New York go out
on strike.
14-Peter ST. Paul
elected presiGen t
of ma tional Windo w
Glass Workers as
ISOLATION.
e2-MartiaI law de-
clared in Trinidad
mimi 6 section in
Colorado. beeau use
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lul Z asN GOV. OIL
p hiii2p j II e S..
Pres. sends con
gress special mes
sage en- Panama
resolution.
5-Goy Garvin or.
-, aug IRA t e d
for second term.
iT--G . Y. 3 a t e S
Mass. j n u s. u
rated second term.
.seety Hay in
forms Gen Rey es,
Colombi envoy,
that Panama ques-
ton will not be re-
opeEed.
ST. s. Sen. Diet
rich acquitted at
= On1a ma Nph af
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sENAioE HANNA Feb. 2-E KS e le.y
Navy W m. c.
15-U. s. Sen Hanna (ol at Washington;
aged Ct,
2o-Prof. Herman Won Hoist, historian, at
E7rieburg. Germany.
Mar. 2a-Gan. " II. Payne, at Washing
Apr, Judge a II. Ward. in Cynthia. KY;
21.Ts S commissioner Pound, at Iockport,
MAY 11Gol. 4. R Keifer. ex-mayor St.
Sam Parks. labor leader in Sing Sing
prison, y
EN- Cong. Sparks. in ST Louis. Brig.
Gen. Groesheek. in St. Louis.
9-sir Fl. n. Stanley. explorer, in London. S
1a-Brig Gen. SWaine. at Les Metres, Cal.s
24-Former Cong. Carlos o. Sheldon, at
Houghton. Mich.
2s-Maj. Gen. Sir John C. Mcneil in Lon
don
2s-Sen. QUAY, at Beaver, Pa.
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" 1Aii L. a. IL z u l..
: Coy. Cue ia. at
Des Meines
J-Lz. Letter, Chi
cage, at Bar Har-
boz, Me.
16--Dr N. S. Davis,
in Chicago
f7-Rear A d mi r a /
Greer. in Nv aslaing-
tena aged
29-Ex-Sen Mitchell
Wis), in Miiwau-
l5ee
Jul. Cen. Howard,
noted confederate.
at " ashin gton
PC o Id e n Rule
Sam Jones, may
or, oledo. o.
Aug Tx. Pat
tison twice gov
ernor Of PennsyI-
yania
Mrs. N. Miles,
at U est Point.
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2-iiuSStaHS 0S e
LOO in battle near
VI. hinciloll.
: u Admiral and $50
Russians drowned
in battle.
Kaipi1.g taken BY
j apan.
50R ussian regiment
anniiliiated n e a T
Port Arthur.
Jul. 12-Port Arthur
attack repulsed
So, 600 killed, wound
ed.
14-YinlloW occupied
by Japs nj a b s.
I-n TSiafl44fy1o- and
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Nagso-Japanese Var
FEB diplomatic relations severed nv
aetian Jf daf}efr - n : Z - N

s-Japan wins first
naVaEG ga cement.
-. Issues official
staten ent setting
forth position
Sec'y Hay sends
note in V tin &
France England
and errnan5 to
join S. In per
serving China s in
tesrity
.6-R ussians capture
4. n e VI III W q n g..
Russian cruise r
Boy arin blown up.
1877 OF crew iost,r,.
500 Russians frozen
to death crossing
Lake Baikal.
agrees to
L.
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Governmenf and Poiisfc5

an. 4-Wna II. Taft {O.l ,A>,.x ated for
sec.y of war and Luke Nv - TENN
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-01-21

d{ke IoqWin.
editor Event n e
Post, in New York.
a s e d IS. G 8 II.
Gordon, noted con-
federate, at Miami,
Fla. aged u.
E xG O v. C h a s..
Foster, at Spring
field, o.; aged rs.
,-EX-G o V. j.
Brown, at Hender-
SON Ky.
!, e a n Jerome,
noted FIR e n c h
painter in arts.
s-Ex. U. s. Minis
ter TO China; Col.
Ctaas. DENLY (fnd
at jamestown N.
Y...G. Train.
eccentric genius, in
Neu&Vc lrE
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Indusfriel

Jan 26-John Mitchell reelected pres of
United MiEe Workers at Indianapolis
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NerrologY

Ian 2-Gen. Longstreet, famous confed-s
crate leader, at Gainesville, Ga; ged So
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1905-01-21

!. NON y III. " = N = ~ y =
rich acquitted at
Omaha, Neb., of
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
THE TIME WILL COME

When it will he disgrace not to
work when one Is able.
When TO get rich by making others
poorer will be considered q disgrace.
When the same standard Of morality
will hc demanded OF men us Of women
When the golden rule will be regard
ell aS the Soundest business philoso
ply.
When Ill true happiness will he
found in doing the right and only the
good will be found to be real.
When the business man will flnd that
his best interests will be the best inter
rStS OF the man ut the other end Of the
bargain.
When all hatred, revenge and jeal-
ousy will be regarded as Doomerangs
which inliict upon the thrOwcr the i'll
jury intended for others.
When the "bcSt society" will consist
OF men and women Of brains, culture
and achievement. rather than those
whose chief merit and distinction lie In
the possession Of unearned fortunes
Success Magazine.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
Notice Of EsCf,eal.

Lands Of Calvin NJ. Smith, deceased.
An inquest of eschca!cd lands of Cal
vim NJ. Smith, late of Pickens county,
deceased, having hrcn mad:' at tho
Spring term of 1905, Of the Court of
Common Pleas for said county, II, 4 Ger
tilted to mr by the presiding judge, and
snd inquest l'aving been returned to me
by the 'schcator, notice is her. by given
to the heirs nt law Of the said Calvin Nj.
Smith, Or others c'nim'ng un,ler him, to
appear and make claim to said escheatcd
lands.
Said Calvin NJ. Smith dscd October
is, 1901 and was the person last seized
Of said lands, which uro described as
follows:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
lying and being situate in the county of
Pickens state of South Carolina il Eas-
tatoe township Oh east side of Big Eas-
tatoe creek, comprising three hundred
and twenty-five (325) acres moro or less
Joining lands Of Hester Stewart and
l"nds formerly owned by David Parker
md others and known as tho Alpha Bur-
ton homo place.
Oct4mG A j. BOGGS.
Clerk Of Court for Pickens county.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
PERFUMES or THE EAST.
The Crusaders Brought Them From
- the Holy Lund to- Europe.

The Crusaders Brought Them From
- the Holy Land to- Europe.
During the dark ages and IN early
mediaeval times perfumes, with the ex-
ception Of incense for ecclesiastical use,
were almost unknown, and the rude
Saxon thames and Norman ,bhrons and
their spouscs were quito content with
the smell Of wood fires. and huge
masses OF roast or sccthcd meat and
were not at all sOlicitous 20 enjoy the
pleasure OF sweet odors. 1t seems to
nave been the crusaders who brough,
rom The Ioiy Land into western l;u
rope the perfumes for which the cas-
has from time immemorial been re.
nowncl. The original home OF per
tnn,"; was either Chinn or Ewvrt u
.l'4 id>t nnmcu century the priests o.
me temple Of Hpliopoii3 used to oGe
every day to their divinity three nj
of perfumes, one in the ;nprnIn" or
! ut noon AMI the tli".l at might IL q
| DcillB Al scent composer OF sixteen ~,
| SfculcntS, forming IN ensemble caE,
kaphi. Tho universally Of perfumes /!
ancient Greece IS known to cvcrr 81,
| who remembers the delightful .:n~r'!,.
| lions Of tho pcriHM!ei Et!:: rf i;nn.:.
ladies' in Bulwcr's Last Days or r.: .
peii,' and from lIc''aS the We IT '',..
fumory spread to Rome, wh::". un
the empire, almost every q, Jet W.
| scented.
Even the Standards Of ti:H L.
were Ecrfuneu, nnu the vt, ..'.,...
the Coliseum when the emperor ~
present was busted with aroma ic poS
dcrS. The successive invaSianS OF (:
! barharians led 70 the shutting UP o. 8
pcrfumcr;' shops with which lie T..
nal CITY had abounicd, AMI until ~
time Of the Renaissance perfur.Hry
Italy was only vendcd by a few apoth
ccarica. Its use, hrwrver. had n3t d.
out in Constantinoplc. and ut thH rai
Of the Greek empire the Ry.&ntir
Greeks found that their Turkish CO.:
qucrors were as pas3ionatcly fond y
perfumcry rs they themselves were.
Sweet essences for sccU,!r u"e 20
first made an article Of tra,ie In F':ii:
by one Rene or Rinnldo, n Florent.n
who came to Paris IN the suit Of Cath
crime de Mcdicis, to whom the Frencl
people likewise owe the introduction o
confectionery and If malevolent rumo
Is to be credited the confection Of q
least half dozen subtle poisons.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Of the Southern Cotton Associatio

OF the Southern Cotton Association
For the purpose "f re "Iec'ins
Civil Subdivision, Militia DIS, ric'
and Towship officers for tha ensu,
ihg year, meetings are called to be
held at each voting precinct, or 'be
central point Of the above nam. d
Suh~divisison throughout tie Cot
ton states on the first Enlurda, II,
December 1905.
The officers shall con ,iSt. Of Civil
Subdivision, Militia District or
Township, Preslden', Secretary and
Treasurer. Also, from, two 10 live
representatives shall be elected, or
chosen, at this meeting for the
purpose Of attending The County "r
parish meetings which will l.- cai'
cd at tho county court hous", ct
their regular place Of meeting, oil
the second Saturday in Dccemb4r,
1905 for the purpose Of ell ctl' &
county or parish licers for h.
ensuing year.
Thcse county officers shall MIRO
consist Of a President, Secr.!ilr,
and Treasurer. At these county",
parish meetings, which will be. he'd
on The 9th day Of Deceln bnr, repre-.
Sentatives or delegates 20 the Sthtt
or Territorial Convenllon will he |
chosen for the purpose IF mtetino
At their respective capiiols on ,h"
first Wednesday III January, 1906.
Each county will elect onr or th,re
delegates TO attend the annual
state meetings called to meet at the
State Capitols OH the first Weducs-
day Ill January 1906.
These State meetings VIII bs he'd
for the purpose OF siectlng State
officers for the ensuing year ana
members Of the Executive Commits
tee Of the Southern Cotton Asso.
ciation as follow: For Alabama 3,
Arkansas two, Florida one, Geur.
gla three, Louisiana three, Mis4is
aippi three, Missouri one, North
Carolina two, South Carolina two,
Tennessee one, Texas fivs, Virginia
one, Kentucky one, Oklahoma ono,
Indian Territory one. ,
The above article was handed in
and published at the request OF
John II. Lewis.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
SHdOER.

| @EAoHSe
Our shoe man has grown grey study
ing feathers and lasts. The result is
we arc showing line of footwear, evory
pair of which is sold on onr personal
guarantee. a shoddy shoe has no place
on our 81 elves. A shoe must be J, atl,el
anI good leather at that before we are
willing to sell it,
. MEMS SHOES--Mcn'sg genuine first
quality split, as hear waterproof as Il
sho" can ho made at the price. a new
i pair il they doi t wear-$1.25. Mems
genuine Kangaroo Butchers, 81. so.
Meus High Boots in Kangaroo nnd
Satin Calf, worth 81 80 Mt -; weight -
pounds. Mems Sunday Shoes, Kunga,
roo Butcher, all solid leather, $3.50.
| Our ''Iaik About Sho' s'--,he best s.
Box Calf We have ever seen: Mems
Western Oil Chained Wuter-Procf
Sho,s. tho % so kind for - 50. "IIing
Qnalty"-no b"'t ter shoe can ! o made,
So so aud 81
LADIES HOES ,omfort and
style coi"h Il III very pulr. LADIES'
gr a'no j. ngola Kid, paten' tips, solid
"aih"r u'"rs and Insnle, 81 the pair.
In tcs' Genuine Wei KID, easily worth
81 so for 3l.25 O.d Ladies' Shoes,
qnl'trd ~ felt tops, vici front. wool or
fleece 'd. solid ienther conntrrs and
nsol s, $1.25. Ladies' "every day
sh"r,' Kangaroo. common sense or
tips, 81 25
ELOlHING DEPARTM ENT-Our
ciotn'ug mau bought early, before the
zig advance i" w,tol, 80 oar cna, omers
Will sre no Hiff rerce in the price. In
fact, We We many things ch.aper than
Last year. Wien you huy suit from
ue you have the satisfaction of knowing
that you have The very best that money
can bny-and, il anything turns out
wrong we are TO make it good. Our
clothing must give e. tisfaction in wear
and Quality, or we can't hope to keep
your trade. These figures will serve to
give you nn idea of tho general run Of
our prices: Mems Winter Suits, late
GUS. oil colors, strongly made, welt
lined and tiniHhed: $500, Sc. so, $3.50:
$9. 80. $40 90, $12. so, $15. 90, GIG. 80 and
$500. Our $500 suits are what 9th.
ers get $40 90 for. That's straight,
Maxwell-FeagleaDavid Co.
III ll0 N. Main ST., Greenville s. @.
Read the rocks on the read to Green
vile and come to Tho Outlet.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
This is a DOIIar0u$ AppeaI.

There is little matter to which
The Me $Sennger bee$ to call the at
tention Of its Subscribers. Wo reall,
bate to $paak IF it, but Some hav,
Seemingly allowed it to Slip then
minds To u$ this is q very impor
tant issue; in fact it is necessary il
our business. We will not $peaL
further on this Subject. Perhaps
you have gue$ $ed the drift Of our re
mark$-~-The Ali$$i$$ipi Me$Sep
ger.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
MNn'S UnreaSOnAblcness.

is often MS great as II woman's, But Thos.
:. Austin Mgr. of the "R-publican," "i
Leavenworth Ind, was not unreasonable e
when he refused to allow the DOCTORS to
operate on his wife for female trouble,
"Instend,' he says, ''wo concluded tC
take Electric Bitters. My wife was then
30 siclS, she could hardly leave her he'd
and physicians had f"iled to relieve
her. After taking Electric Bitters she
was perfectly cured, and can now per
form all her household dutios.
Guaranteed hy Pickens Drug Co. Price
soc.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF Pickcns,

BY J. b. Newbery, Esquire, Probute
JUICE
Whereas, G. A. Ellis made snit
to me to grant him letters of admins
tration OF the estate of and effects Of
Gideon Ellis, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, TO cite and
admol lsh all anu singular The kindred
and cr ditors OF tho said Gideon
Ellis, deceased, that they be nnI ap-
pear before me, in the Court Of Pro
bate, to be hold Mt Pickons court House.
3: g., on the 10Th day Of Nov. 1905,
after publication hereof, Mt II O'Clock in
the forenoon, to shew cause, if my they
nave, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand md seal, this
tho 3lst day of Oct., 1905, in the 130th
year Of our Independence.
J. B. Ntwbery,
j. p p O.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
CITATION (
TEE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
,1,n, r. III Piclr nnu

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
tmlnt~ tY Pjcsenp.
BY j. p. n wb ly Esq :, Probate Judge,
WHEREAS, Mrs. Hattie L. Hamil
ton and Miss IizSie Hamilton mode suit
to mo TO grant them Lttters Of Aaminjs'
trntion of tho Esta'e of and effects OF
II. j. Hamilton. de"eased.
these ARE THEREFORE to cite and nd
monlhh nj! and singular the kindred and
creditors of tho said r. j. Hnmilton
decreased, that they be and appear be.
fore mo, in the Cont Of Pobnte, to be
held ut Pickeng Court House. s. c.. on
the 22d day of N"v.. 1905. aft'r publ.
cation hereof. ut II O'Clock in the fore
noon, TO show cause, ii any they have,
why the suid Administration should not
be granted.
Given urder nv haud and zeal, thie
9th day of Nov, 1905, in tho 130 year
of our independence.
J. j. Newbery,
8 Nov 2w. J. z. p. Q.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
Sluggish Liver q Foe to Ambition.

You connot accomplish very much II
your liver is inactive as You feel dull,
your cyes arc heavy and slight exertion
"xhausts you. Oriuo Laxative Fruit
syrup stimulates the liver and bowels
and makes you feel bright and active
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or grippe and is mild aud very
pleasant to take. Oiinu il more ellectiv.
til II pills or ordinary cnthartica. r.
fusc substitutes. Pickens Drug Co. DR.
II. l.. Smith Eualey.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
Pirating FOley's Honey and Tar.

Foley's g. Co.. Chicngo. originated
Honey and Tar rs u throat and iui y
remedy, and on account of The great M
1T and popularity Of Folry'T Henry .nl
Tar many limitations arc offered for th
genuine. Those worthless limitations
'avo similar sounding Damra. Bpwur.
of them. The genuine Foio, 8 Honey
md Tar is in yellow p cka@e Ask to:
it md refuse any substitute 7. is H.
btst remedy for coughs nrd colds.
Pickens Drug Co. DR.. II. L. Smith
Q2sleY. 8. G.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
Posting Not Necessary.

1t is not neccessary TO Hdvtr'.~'
Or post a. ds IN order to- l,c. y q
trespaasers. TIE las s.~,,..s d
Ihe LegiaIaturs very ~I.y
changed The law. Any oref -
huutinp or otEerwis" t.,srun.,n.
upon land is now liable to prosr.u.
ton, no previous uo''o bein 4.
'ieonssary.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
SITE OF Ono. City OF Toledo, -,
TJ1t,.S (ilJX'ry -

Frank j. Cheney makea oath that ho
ia senior p rtuer # Ito firm Of Il. J.
Cho:.ey e Go. doing hrs:nt nss in tn City
IF Toledo, Count, and State afo' esaid
a':l that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE II HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case IF 9 ,t,rrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn before me- and subscribed in
my pr spnc this thr 9th day D eem
her, A. ID. 1886. u. w. GLEASON.
(SmAT) NOTARY PUBLIC
HATS C;tar,h Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts ''irrctly on the blood and
murou" surfaces Of the system. Sen,l
for trstiGlnn}n!S free.
i. j. Cl;l>NEY & co., Toledo, o.
SO Il br al D:ug"iS y. T5r.
Take Hair" ham'ly P.lIs FIR c,'stipa
ton.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
- 81 Thnnk Thr In,.fitS.

'ried Hannah P!a"t If l., ',., s:,-.F !"
'f"r the relief got fr, @.tn.-D
,rnlo" Salve. II cure nay frf ...,.v
ing sores. when nothing e!a Snu..3
cal, aud from which hst alfTo Fvr
) years" II is . narpclc',~ 50 a%ar
n,h hnrps md wpuni4 * ~. so
2ickenp Drug Go. 2Se. -
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
k0TICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

will apply to J. B. Newbery. Pro.
bate Judge Of Pickens county on the 9th
day Of December 1905 for II final settle
ment Of the estate of Martha 8. Matli-
son deceased and ask to be dismissed as
executor. T.. O. Matti .On.
Nov. l. 1905 w4 Executor.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
MAKE.
THE OUTLET
Your Trading Home When
in GrGGnViIIo.

Tue closer yon investigate our prices
and our methods of doing business, the
better our chances to sell you.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-08
Notice or Sale.

8 Nov 2w.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-19
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IS STILL
ANXIOUS FOR JUST AND
LASTING PEACE"

PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. Aug. 49,
President Roosevelt has not ceased
his efforts in behalf of peace. Fearing
that the ENJOYS of Russia and Japan
were about to record final diverg-
ence of opinion and break off nego.
tiations, he sought an interview with
Baron Rosen, the Junior Russian
plenipotentiary, who is also the Cars
Ambassador to the United States. It
is not believed that the Presidents
action has been prompted by definite
information as to the probability Of
"a breach, but is due to his desire to
leave no stone unturned to aid In see.
Ing that ~just and lasting peace to.
wards which he urged the envoys in
the welcome extended to them on
board the Mayfiower at Oyster Bay.
In his role as host the President has
followed with interest the progress Of
the negotiations and 1t is known that