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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04
9 Western man 12c per pou d

the Western man 12c per pou d
for his meat and lard, but will cr..-
ate a demand for cotton seed meal
and IN that way will help to make
your cotton seed bring you $40 for
the ntire season.
If the farmers Of the South would
use the cooking ril which is better
aud cheaper than lard they would
never get less tn II $2l per On fer
'hoir seed.
AS it is now we buy our lard and
meat and hay in the west and ship
them our ell, hull. a. d meal, and
why? brcAusa the man who max cs
the cotton seed d n'' buy The cook
ing oil, meal "nd hulls aud pay
their value. The western MN
buys our oil, meal and hulls and
ships, us his corn, hay and lard,
and wy! because he makes money
by SO dong. lilo counts III" cost.
Farmer.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04
Mr.. Editor:


I see something about our cotton
N hand in your papor of tho 2lst
instant, about raising our own food
crops, but did not say how t. do it:
Farmers in Texas are raising their
own meat, many Of them at thr"e
conts per pounds on Cotton Seed
Meal. HerS is the way they do it:
Take 3 paris cotton seed meal $50
per Cent Amonia) and on, plr; C 'rn
meal chops. whent bran, or shorts
and put them IN 6 tub or barrel and
cover with water, when it bngins to
bubble and ferment, thin to cream
'hlokness, feed and watch results.
Feed it to your sows at any ant
al IL mes and use practic II commo.
sense and you will not have to pa,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04
Union Meeting Notice.

The Twelve Mil, Baptist Union
Will meet at Concord Baptist church
on April 2Sth at 10 a. m.
Introductory sermon by B. G.
Atkinson, alternate S. p. Sloan.
lst Query. If SQUAD g 'spel seed
Was sown in the ministry, would
not sound fruit ho reaped IN church
membership? From whence does
the church reap her untruitful mem
b3rs! Opened by B. P. Moolc.
2.,d Query How sh h,uld the
church deal with unfru;tful mnm
bars! Opencd by John II. Lewi
3rd Qurry. How can we bring
about " revival and moe interest
in the Union? Opened by r. W.
Rice. Sabbath Missionary sermon
by g. Il. Murphree. Service open
ing at | a. m.
Committee: D. A. Parrot, H.
Galloway and w. w. Aiken.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04
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b,low Mr. R'c., /. Capt JC Gar.
r,tt who has O. fall line of genera,
merchand;so
$11 OOO h,s besn subscribed for
the erection Of Il bank at Norris.
Mr. Henry Howon does onite an
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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04
Mr.. Editor:

Mr. Editor:
I noticed short time ago some
one suggested certain persons for
certain Offices, and I would lik g
space enough to sugges! the name
Of a mighty good citizen and a fine
man for the Office of county commits.
sioner, that of Mr.. Will I'M M.
CAN'T. Those who know him init.
nately, know he is we'll qualified
to fill this Office, and as lie is a firm
believer in good roads. for ore,
%ill pledge that the roads of this
county will get q good working.
Tnink this over,' voters, and II. he
will consent to ruin give him your
support if you want good roads.
Citizen.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-04

A nice limo Of overcoats to 60 at o bargain
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
{ hilton Nont.nnaerk-

At WEale oa ree -f~aHssZ Narea. - l%r- a- -6e rest4~1.ae N- H-urv Gagti-4- A4stls Nsat- s1s u1a-- red ro Nr Gay CfIsau Tle aaaas pair leave far ta~ r.r4 during the @eek
 The marriage w4s 4zse- H a.s- faia- these present aeIf- Nr 21 Wz= T. Cogoiil. Nrs. eht'raf ae- f the groom Ms, Esz9sl1 Cl3lrea sl,eer et the groom: Ais- 6.aria N4rcf 5s >earcy. Ars. Carlstapfer SnArre
 The bride has visited F'5,re>. t#ss several times as a guest 5f Mr,. J. H Terry, 10 whom sle l. stsser-ln-laa
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
COTTON AND ITS STABILITY

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
Your shoe money

When you spend your money for shoes, YOU want TO get the value of it-in shoes You want them 10 look and wear and feel ar least as we'll as they cost. The trans action ought to be at least an even trade-so much money, SO much shoe-satlsfaction. The best thing find about selling Selz Royal Blue and Pertecto shoes Is the best thing you'll find about buying them; We give with Selz shoes, and you get for your money. more value than with any other shoes One experience with Selz Royal Blue or Perfecto shoes will be more than one. The name s.Sez' Is on the sole. IL means ''good shoe
 ALDRIDGE& & JONES
 Forrest City. Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
0ftsa Ths Kidneys ire
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16


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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16

by mall free. also pau-raalee telling yoe
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-16

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09
BOXING NOTES.

SAILOR Burke and 10" | ';,rn WlIl -
together in New York Tuesday might.
Jimmie Gardner ANA Will" tIiZG"r-
ara viii mix things up for %iN r"uhhS
at Philadelphia April IS.
Jack Clancy ana Eddie ilancy had
i lively siX-rnund go i'll Philad"lrhia
last week. ThG latter was the winner
at the finish.
Joe Sullivan is the real thing when
it comes +" discovering ana dcvcl"p;n&
swift srr3prcrs. He has :, number .!
boys under his guardianship at the
IRE sent time who are doing line work
and som" of thcm are regarded as
colncrs FOR the high places.
+. HLrkins. vino was knocked out
at san Francisco the other night and
was taken to "A hospital. where for q
tin'c it WAS feared he would die, was
not the only one Jared by the blow
which proved his undping. The pro-
mutrrS Of the game on the coast real
iInG that if death should result il
would settle the boxing business on the
Pacific coast for wears to come. It
Wouli rot take such an awful lot to
get III" san Francisco authorities to
shut down on the business for good.
II seems there are more fighting con-
tors in this country than there used 70
be- Indianapolis. Detroit. san Francis
60. Cleveland. Pittsburg, New York,
Boston ami Chicago are the scenes Of
frequent bouts and there ar" lively
lights ut frequent intervals in many of
the other cities of the country. The
fact that a fight ut which there is not
i &ood attendance is a thing rarely
heard Of may be taken rs evidence Of
III" growing popularity of the sport.
Tho many mills in many sections is i
rcspnnS" to tn" popular demand for on
hhitiDl,S Ot tho manly art
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09
WITH The BOXERS,
Lanky Bob and Tommy
Burns Will Get Together.
Joe WaICoit Back in The Game
and Matched With Joe Cans.
Tuxedo Club Gets lOi Of Free Advertising
Out Of Police Interference.

Admirers of the manly art are h3v-
ing opportunity to satisfy their craE-
ing FOR good boxing this season. There
have already been a number of good
bouts and several which are even bet
ter are on the tapis. Among the latest
ones 10 be reported is the so which has
been arranged between Bob Fitzsim-
mons and Tommy Burns. 1t looked
likely that Bob would match up with
Gus Ruhlin. but the program has been
changed and now it is Burns who is t"
stack III against him.
After the bout with Burns Fitz wants
to Irrangc a meeting with O'Rrien or
Rubin. preferably the latter. Whether
or not Fitz ~ as full of fight as he used
to b" is matter to be demonstrated,
but one thing is certain. he has tn"
br, attn of war in his nostril aud is look
ing for anything in the shape of q
fight, providing sufficient inducements
acc Ompany the opportunity.
Joe Walcott. the worlds Woltcr-
weight champion, who has been out Of
the game for some time because of Il
game hand Is about To gct back int"
the aYcua. he has been offered Il match
with Joe Cans in san Francisco the
latter rart Of this month ANA has ar-
ccptpd the offer He will start for the
coast az soon Us the preliminary an
raEg"m"ntS ~" mad" and will 20 into
training at once. This is not tn" lrS,
time these duSky Gladiators of tile ring
have mixed il NJ with each other. They
went % rounds to {; draw i'm san Fran
cisco in September. 1904. It was Joc's
third fight for tn" month and in every
event hc had to make weight
Tie police 1T L'aEiuGtoE, Pa. tried to
pu; the dnmn~r ON when tn" Tuxedo
\. {. started 81 - give bouts there, but
| the matter has been decided by the
court il f. vor .. the club and now if
| is cA;p"ctcl There will be plenty of
things doing in the vicinity of the
QulFrr CITY. F,SGiuG Is but . short dis
tanc, otit side of Philadelphia ana is re-
gard"d as an excellent place in which
to pull Of interesting mills. The @u-
tho"iticS thrcatcTcd prosecution when
it VAS ann"umccI that boxing exhibits
were 10 he given at the club. but il
was decided by tie managcm"nt to -
ahead ANA make Il test cIsc of il if the
police intcrf"rod.
An cNhihtiun was given ana was
followed hy several arrests. Til" court
La.; decided that the bouts are not
contrary to law aud nov; il is "xrcrt ~
there viii DC something doing most "t
the time at tn club which has gained
Il Targ" amount IF advertising ana lost
not hing through = fluitl"ss attempt e.
Put il ont Of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09
POOR EXHIBITION.
Harvard Team Wins in Slow Game at
Cambridge, Mass.

Cambridge. Mass. April S.-Iiarvard
won a poor baseball exhibition from Trim
ity on Soldiers fieid Saturday afternoon
by the score Of u to o. The visitors Cp-
position was so weak that Harvard 5
game was slow. especially in batting.
Castle gave way to Greene in tho sixth
inning for Harvard and the latter id the
best work Of the afternoon, striking out
seven men in three innings. The score:
Harvard .O o 30l O-l3
Trinity .............0 0 0 0 0 CO
Hits-Harvard {. Trinity = Errors
Harvard 3. Trinity 10 Batteres-CaStle
Greene and Stephenson; Sanders, Morrow,
Clarkson Time. 200. Attendance. SO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09
BASEBALL.
Giants Have Easy Time
in First Home Game.
Philadelphia American League
Team Win Championship.
Harvard Team wins Slow Game After Poor
Exhibition Of Bail Playing.

New York. April s.-The baseball
season Of 1906 was opened at the POLO
grounds Saturday. with IN exhibition
game between the worlds champions
of this city and the cole yiatc team from
Yale. The National League men ar
rived from their Southern training trip
only Friday and while they were not
called on to play up to their best they
exhibited at times flashes of their
championship form. The game was
rather one-sided as the collegians were
outclasscd at all stages. the local pro
fessionals winning easily by the score
of 10 to >
The visitors called upon the services
Of three pitchers. Jackson. Pratt and
Parson, while Manager McGraw sent
McGinnity in for five innings and
Taylor pitched the other four.
New York ........3 o | x-lo
Yale ................0 0 o u O. :
Hits-Ncw York 10. Yale s. Errors
New York :. Yale s. Battcries-Mctinni-
", Taylor and Brcsnahan; Jackson, Pratt.
Parson and Chaplin. Time 1.5o Umpire,
Joe Hornung. Attendance, 400"