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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16
TILL HITS BACK a
 WITH MUCH POWER.

fContinued from Page 1.l ble and essential features by the Presidents action.
 'T am ready to leave the whole question to the thoushtful and hon orabie men of the country
 Soon after beoinnipg his state ment, Senator Tiiiman infected the VI uords "Th;s is TilTman talking now which caused titter in the Senate and considerable laughter in the gal leries.
 When Tiilman had concluded. Sena- tor Allison asked to have the Frost dents IAttor rood to him. He only said that hts object was to have the letter made a ne--napent psrt of the record as well as Tsliran's statement
 httorrev General Moodv's stster,ent 'o the President nlsn was read. When the words. 'T saw the newspaDermen in Massachusetts" were read. there vas loud pufIaw in the Senate and in the galleries. and vice-presiderf Fairbanks ranned sharply with his savel 10 restore order.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16
Maicopa County District At torney Moves Dismissal
 Sadie Jones' Slayer.
JUDGE KENT WAS
 VERY RELUCTANT
Phoenix Jurist Doubted # Full Ends of Justice Had Been Obtained - Little Hope of Conviction.

Haliie links, slayer of Sadie Jones, yho formerly resided m Lowell, was released Monday in Phoenix upon mo ton of Assistant DistricS Attorney nui lard. though not until Justice Edwaro Kent had expressed himself in forcinie terms. M4
 The Jiaks woman was given one trial, which resulted in hung Jury. She was charged with having satur ated a cloth with turpentine and held it to the mouth of the Jones woman producing death in the Phoenix h. sane asylum.
 MT. Bullard in making his motion said that the district attorneys office had learned that the jury had for the greater part of the time while oeIip erating been two for conviction anu ten for acouittal As there are no new facts in the case to present to an other jury he felt that 1t was very urlikeIy that conviction could ever be nad and therefore the district attor- uey's office did not feel that it should further prosecute the case at an ad- diiional heavy expense to the county.
 He said that there would be one gcod result of the trial, at least, and that would be the deterrent effect upon others who might be inclined to commit similar offenses. It had served to bring notice to hospital attendants that the eye of the law was upon them.
 Judge Kent asked counsel for the defense if the motion was satisfactory to them and they replied that it was, The court then stated that 1t by no means followed that the suit must be dismissed because the district attor- hey's office had so moved and added there was great hesitancy upon his part in granting the motion.
 He said nc hesitated because he cid not want it believed that woman could admit having committed such a deed as this woman had and then es- cspe punishment for her deed.
 It had been suggested that the wo- man had probably been punished enough by the course of events since the commission of the rash act, but of this the court was in doubt.
 Judge Kent said that it was doubt ful If one of her blunted and dwafed kensibiii.ies would, be punished by what had transpired in the case up to : this time. He regretted 10 permit her to go free even though a jury had failed to convict her.
 However, there was one result as suggested by the court It would have deterrent eect upon those in charge of the unfcrIuhases at the asylum for they would from this trial realize that they cannot commit such deeds without punishment or at least, without being called to answer.
 It was perhaps true. the court said, that if a large majority of the dis charged jury was opposed to convic. ton that it would probably be diff cult to get twelve. men who would be in favor of conviction.
 In conclusion Judge Kent said that the court was of the opinion that a conviction could not be had and there, fGe the case would be dismissed. But 1 do # with great deal of re- iuctarce and am not convinced that the fuii enSs of Justice have been ob- tained.-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16
IMPORTANT DEAL IS WELL PLEASED
Secretary of Several Mining Companies Visiting in
 Bisbee.

F. R. Kennedy, secretary of the Ainerican-Saginaw, Warren. and as- slstant secretary of the North Butte mining companies. reached Bisbee yesterday from Calumet to remain here for several days. visiting the two properties with which he is connected in such an important position.
 Kennedy yesterday afternoon ex- pressed his surprise at the activity of the Warren district. To him 1t was somewhat of g revelation, though he the most of the mines taking out ore.
 Speaking of the North Butte, of which he is secretary, Kennedy stat ed that in the opinion of several of the biggest copper men in the north a general feeling prevails that it will not be long reaching the S100 mark.
 While he did not care to speak of ficiaily for either he American-Sagi' naw or the Warren, Kennedy stated that extensive work has been planned for both these properties, and that the work done thus far has teen fully justified by the results obtained.
 Before leaving Calumet, Kennedy states that he heard much regarding the proposed consolidation Of the Bo- nanza Circle properties. He heard many rumors. but nothing official had been given odt. q |
 After eKnnedy was seen yesterday it was stated here that his visit was in connection with an important move to be made by the Warren company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16

Walter Wellman says that he will make a dash to the pole We hone thai the dash won't turn out period
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona In the matter of the estate of Mary Cleary, deceased. Notice of hearing petition.
 Notice is hereby given that Martin Finnerty has filed in this court hts pe- tition praying for letters of admins tration of the estate of Mary Cleary, deceased, and the same will be heard on Tuesday, the 18th day of May. A. D.. 1906. at 10 o'clock in the fore noon of said day, at the court room of said court, Tombstone, county of Ccchise, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated May 14th, 1906.
 J. E. JAMES.
 Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16
And Better Sanitary Conditions for Upper Lowell Result
 of Organization.
THE COPPER QUEEN
 LENDS CO., OPERATION.
Company Donates Ground Rent and Will Install Water Ser-
 vice at Cost to Be Paid for at
 Residents Convenience.

Residents of Upper Lowell, the set clement which has grown out of the development of the Lowell shaft of the Copper Queen Mining Company. have at last taken a step toward the inn provement of their sanitary conditions and betterment of their fire protec- tion.
 The little town will have its own water supply for fire fighting purposes and a garbage collecting system that bids fair to rival Bisbee proper. The Copper Queen Mining Company has lent it's hearty cooperation to the scheme and will donate ground rent to the residents. This in itself is ma terial item, as there are over one hun dred lots at Upper Lowell upon which a ground rent of 30 cents is paid monthly. This lifting of rentals is to continue indefinitely until the new sys- tenn is paid for.
 In addition to this concession on the part of the benevolent mining com pany. water will he furnished for fire nses only from the big tank on the hill near the Lowell shaft. A 14- inch pipe line will be the main con duit for the water. while three-inch laterals will tap the main at a distance of I25 feet apart, thus furnishing an excellent network of lines to be used in case of fire
 The Lowell Improvement Club is the name of the organization. compos' | ed of residents of the Lowell hill dis. trict It's officers are W. s. Stewart president; Fred Lauritzen, yice-presi- dent; J. H. Cunningham, secretary, ard George Long, assistant secretary 1 Acting with these gentlemen, and rep Tesenting the company, will be w. G. Mcbride, chief engineer for the com pany. An assessment of 50 cents per room per month will be levied upon the own CTS of property in the district where Such funds as will be necessary to the furtherance of the project will be ad vanced by the c. Q. Company, and no interest wih be charged on same. A finance committee to be chosen by | the Lowell contingent, with whom will act Mir. Mcbride, will turn over their funds as fast as collected to the com psny who will attend to all expendi- i lures. .+.F .--
 Material and labor will be furnished ta cost, and the improvements sought will work no hardship on property | owners.
 Two hose cart houses will be built al advantageous points. This should s,,- rates. and thus offset the assessment | levied.
 The garbage problem will be settled | by letting contracts with some trans 1 fer concern. whereby daily gathering of refuse will be attended to. This I feature of the plan alone will be well worth the exDenditure.
 Work has already been started on | tho water mains. and the plans of the club will be rushed to completion.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16
chanberlaIn's couoh Remedy the
 Very Best.

'T have been using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and want to say 1t is the best cough medicine I have ever taken" says Geo. l.. Chubb. mer- chant of Harlan. Mich. There is no auestjon about it's being the best. as f will cure cough or cold in less time than any other treatment. II should always be kept In the house ready for instant use. for cold can be cured in much less, time when promptly treated. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16
HEREIN

Will overcome the indigestion and cyspe'Isia; regulate th~ bowels and cure liver and kidney complaints.
 It is the best blood enricher and iDriguTetor in the worl'i It is purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, and sl.onld .sou he sufferer from disease you will use it if you are wise.
 R. N. Andrews. Editor and Manager of Ciacoa and Rockledge News, Cocoa Fla. writes: I have used Heroine in my family, and find it most ex. cellent medicine. It's effects upon myself have been a marked benefit.
 Sold by Rinehart,s Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16
TOM OWNER eETr'pne
 TO RIoREE HAUNTe

Tom nwver. for many vaa-e a resi- dent nf fhe cau'p. and evtensively in- terestAd ip r1iring horeahopts. re- turpnd to the cstv from Dourlas ves- teydav. He will remain for a few days prior to returning to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16

WANTED-1wo waitresses at Con centrator Boarding House, Cananea, Mexico. Wages $40 gold and board. Apply al Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-16

WANTED-Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for firm of s250.- e00.000.00 capital Salary, s1072.o0 year and expenses. Salary paid
 weekly and expenses advanced Ref erencr required. Address, with
 stamp. J. A. Alexander, Bisbee, Ariz.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-18
The Sacred no Txee.

On the night Of Oct. 7. 1887. the tree
worshipers Of Ceylon met with an ir-
reparablo calamity. During one Of tho
worst storms that ever ragged on the is-
land their sacred DO tree was thrown
to the ground. The oldest written de-
scription Of this wonderful tree known
to exist Is that by Fa HAN. Chinese
historian and traveller, who visited the
tree In the year 414 A. D. According to
the learned Chinaman. It was then T02
years old, having been planted by
King DevintpiatIssa in the year 298 be.
fore our era began. II the above data
be correct, and there is no reason for
doubling it, the bo tree was more than
2,175 years old when the storm ended
It's career Oh the date mentioned above.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-18
HIensurinG Medicine.

Use medicine glass with the amount
Of each spoonful and drop marked
upon 1t. Teaspoonfuls and tablespoon
fuls are always mentioned, but as
these vary In size 1t is not safe to rely
upon them. Drops, too. cannot be
properly measured without a glass.
Keep the medicine glass perfectly
clean. 1t should be washed out after
each dose, in readiness for the mex,
time. 1t Ia desirable that If the patient
Is to have medicine with strong
smell, oils, etc.. to keep glass special
ly for them, letting 1t soak In hot wa.
ter for half an hou- after use to re-
move all disagreeable odor. 1t is i'm.
possible to cleanse such q glass In a
few moments. When the medicine Is
being poured out hold the label upper.
most In order that 1t may not become
stained with any drops escaping down
the side Of the bottle.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-18
COnfcgSiOn,

Confession.
Often confession Is owning up when
you are sure to be caught. Saturday
Evening Post.
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Mo1nst and Dretznep.

When Mozart was at the height Of his
fame he composed tho music for Bret2-
ner's belmont und Konstange' c'The
Abduction From the seraglio'D at the
request Of tho Emperor Joseph II. The
author Of the drama was 80 angry at
this that he inserted the following no.
tico in the Leipziger Zeitung: "a Ger
tain fellow Of tho name Of Mozart has
dared to misuse my drama, Belmont
und Konstanzc,' for IN opera text. !
hereby solemnly protest against this
invasion Of my rights, and reserve to
myself further procedures. (Signed).
Christoph Friedrich Bretzner, author
of 'Rauschchen.'
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-18

Mrs. Nj. y. Alexander is report
cd as improving.
Born on 10Th instant, to Mr.. an d
Mrs. T. T., Bivins. a daughter.
Ivy NJ. Mauldip, cashier Of tho
Pickens Bank, is in New York on q
pleasure trip.
The year.old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David q, Moore, Of Pickens, is quite
i'll with pneumonia.
--R. Fl. Bolt, of Otterbeiu, Ind,
visited his brother DR.. j. Il. BoltR iu
Pickens last week.
Mr. j. P. Carey, who his been
in NV York for several days on
business, returned home Monday.
The =; toe Med ca Society meets
in Columbia this week. 1t is very
probable that none of the physicians
of Pickens can attend,
Lawrence Roper, who is study
ing dentistry in Atlanta, is now at
home to spend his vacation. He has
one moro year 10 put in at school.
"A gentleman who has recently
travelled over large portion OF the
county says there is still y good deal
Of cotton in the hands oi the farmers.
The wheat crops of this commu.
nifty are looking fine for the time OF
the year, bnt great mistake the
farmers make is in not sowing more
wheat tina they o.
MIR. v. A. Ferguson. while leading
his mule near his home, was severely
kicked by it, last Sunday mo, ming
He had been to his son, Charities,
and on his way Lack had gotten off
of the mule to walk down hill, lead.
ing it t.Y long rein. III, mule was
capering aud playing and suddenly
whirlei and kicked striking Mr. Fer.
guson III the side. He is kretty &c
yerely hurt, but his atten ding pbysi
cien does not think it 8 scr ious.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-18

J. +. Brock, woodworEman, in the
Ashmoro building, is prepared to
mend or make over your vehicles aud
do a general line of repair work Saw
setting and sharpening n specially
Give me a Gull when in need Of gen
"rul repair work. Prepared TO do all
kinds of riTe cutting and fitting, If
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EQDLEYSE IlNg Ng]E:YYlC g]E:sYYlCgyRB
Elakes &idnnvS and Bladder Rlah&

Just little Kcdol after meals will re.
ieve that tnncss, h' lching, gas on stom-
ach, aud all o'her symptoms OF indigcs-
ton. Kndol digrsts what yon cat, and
enables the stomach ana digestive organs
Ito perform their functions naturally
Sold by Pickcns Drug GO.
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FOLEY Ell 5 lt}!l El(tU UEIl;| 1.I;|'ili I RllAiu6;II AR
seopo eEae G:sssE9A aaaea Gaoa2o 2slzz ae

A man who once had rongh, horny
hands made them soft and smooth with
Witch Hazel Salve, bnt he used the gen
uinc-that bearing the name "E. 6. DE
Witt & Co. Chicago" For sores, boils,
cnts, burns, bruises, etc, it has 30 equal,
aud affords almost Immediate T., li"f from
blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
piles. Sold by Pickcns Drug Co.
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Old Soldiers Take Notice,

All members of Camp Garvin and
q ol soldiers who desire to be mem
bers will meet at the Court House,
Salesday in May to consider business
of Importance to the Camp.
" B Allgood,
Commander
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.
LAND FOR SALE.

GO acres. 10 good creek bottom
acres, we'll timbered. S room dwell
ing. Corn Mill, Saw Mill and Cott,.n
Gin, with fine water power. Situated
8 miles from Greenville on the Hunts
bridge road. This can be bought
dirt cheap. Call aud see us. Prce
$15OO.
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Pick@nS Drug Company.


Turkey Eggs for Sale-Miss Auri,
Airksey, Grow Creek, 5 O.
MIR. and Mrs. w. T. Griffin of the
Field section, were in Plcxrns Mon
day.
Born on the 10th instant to Mr.,
and Mrs 3Ben Pace, of the Field sec
ton, a son.
Mrs. Berry Gary, of Librry, vis
lted her sister, Mrs. ID. G.aAoore, il
Pickens last week.
Mrs. T, II. Moore, of Liberty, is
with her sou, d. G. Moore, in Pick
ems, helping to nurse his child.
Pearl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Q. Baker, who is suffering Will
meningitis, is reported scme better.
The picnic season will soon be
here and the young people are look
'rg forward to it with no little plea {.
ure.
The farnners have had fine wealth
er the past week to push their work
and they have made good use of the
time.
Thomas M. Garrett, who is tax
ing business course at the Southern
Shorthand and Business College in
Atlanta, spent few days with hi.
parents at Norris last week.
This will be good crop year
but don't plant too much cotton t,
the neg ect Of the other more import
ant crops. Let hogs and hominy b.
your object and cetton your surplus
j. L. Fennell has kept part O
his goods here, and has employed Mr.
). Il. Langston to clerk for him
npte in the season Mr.. Fennell may
| put in complete line of new goods
and continue in ousin ess here.
1t IS said that the II. W hats this
season ure about rs trying to til.
average woman, whom it comes to find
ing one that is becoming, as they are
to the patience of the father or hus
, band who has to pay for them.
Married, on the 18th instant, a
the residence of Mr.. William Hen
bricks, father Of the bride, Miss Josie
Hendricks to Mr.. Horny Wilson, al
Of tho Lnorr'I Gin section OF th,
county. w. Fl. Williams, nutar,
public, of ting.
-Corrcsp,n,lcnts of thia paper
| when writing FIR nblication, are re
J quested to write plain, to write thoi
5 name and Initials visible, 80 Us to avoi,
mistakes. Unless this is strictl
adhered to, tho writing will go e.
tho waste basket
Invitations wore iss,rd yesterda,
to the marriage Of Miss Cleo KinI
I to b e. Martin, Esq, both Of thi
+ city. Mr. Martin is we'll known. at
t torney Of the local bar and enjoys
+ large practice. Miss King is
II danghter OF tho hte Rev. Woody H
E. King, and is young woman OF nan
+ personal attractions. Tho c,rompn,
will be performed in tho First Bar
, ,iat Chu, ch Mt II o'clock noon on tn
II 25th of April. Anderson Intell
, grncer
4 Sheriff "Cal" Jennings has +,
l. Gently como in possession of II fu
is registered blocdhound. Trial tesI
ID give promise of her being an exec
10 ton to the general run Of 80 cllle
,e blood hounds gotten at various time
n by SIMILAR officers in this stat
e. Whether or not it il q characterist
1t of the breed, Sheriff Jennings doesr
le know, but certainly it is handicap
a one repect - the dog doesn't ba
a when on trail--thus making it diff
Of c'It to follow her. Ii the track
rs m'screant attempts to defend hims'
y "h"n caught by the dog she will b
y h'm; and it is hoped that the off ,e
o will be "ble to folluw tho sleuth cl }.
VI y en"ug' to prevent her being kill
u md to capture tho criminal VIII
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piCkenS Sentinel-JOurnal
happenings Of a Local and Personal Nature

uuUUUHlISD vi u uUUul Quu puhul NululU
--Piclzens was lively with shoppers
Monday.
- Give us the local news of your
community.
Mrs. I. NJ Mauldin, spent last
seek with her parents in Central.
Misses Aurie and Mamie Kirksey
were shopping i'll Pickens Monday.
Miss FIori1e Carey, of Converse
College, spent Easter with her pa,
~onts in Pickens.
Miss Lizzie Child, one of the
eachers in the Pickcus Graded School
>pent Easter with her father Spartan
hurg.
Married, on Sunday morning
April, 18th, at the residence of the
pride'e brother, Abraham Holder, Mr..
Melthel L. Simmons, to Miss Nancy
Holder, W. L Edels, Jr. notary pub
jlc, officiating.
Prof. Jessie Looper, who has just
lnished teaching the Mica School,
y,as in Piczens Monday. He has bad
very successful term. The program
If the closing exercises will be pub
shed next week.
Rev. j. f. Matheson filed his ap
continents at the Plckens Pt esbyter-
an Church last Sabbath morning and
.fternoon, preaching two fine sernone,
he sermon in the morning in morn
ng being an exceptionally fine dis
curse.
Il ALL singers having song books
49, wr~c VOID '"et year, will please
,... ..... Pickens County
..o.... ,..,....:..1 at Griffin Baptist
u.ro.. ..'i ',r pud Sunday, (April
alsu anu A4u..l A'erybody that likes
good music is invited to attend, and
nelp make the meeting a success.
y Married at the residence of the
brides parents, Mrs. and Mr. L. T.
Kelly, Mr.. Henry Conley to Miss Ma
mic Kelly, both Of Pickens county,
G. G. Fricks, Of Central, officiating
The happy couple have the congratu
lationa and best wishes Of their many
friends long and prosperous life
~sa News vas received in Pickens
that Rev o. Nj. Abney, of Seneca, los
his horse last week. From tho best
infor nation obtainable it is believed
to have been poisoned, as "Rough or
Rats had been put out and it ii
though, the horse got some Of it. a
subscription list is now at tho p. d
Cos, Store and all who feel like con
tributing to this fund for purchase o
another horse for him, can do 30.
Mrs. Margaret Scott, widow o
the late Newton Scott, died at he
ONE in Brushy Greek Township las
Thursd ay morning, after an illness o
several weeks with pneumonia. O
Friday afternoon the remains wer
gin tered at Pisgah Church near he
late home, Rev. d. Weston Hio;t cor
ductipg the funeral services. Mrs
Scott was born in Scotland and i
her childhood her parents, in comps
ny with number OF friends, emigrt
ted to America. They landed
Charleston, whore both her parent
~ died of yellow fever. She was care
for by friend, Mr.. Donald, WI
settled in Abbeville county, where 81
was reared. In her young woma,
No0d bho rAmu tJ Anderson whei
auo mauia6 N<gNicott and where sl
lived uuhlI ahc moved mp into IL
BIuGLy Greek GLvtion. She wac
most estimable, Christian woman an
~Aad long been devoted member =,
the Methodist Church. She WI
most highly esteemed 10y wide ci
Gle Of frierds, ho will long cherif
her memory an I who deeply symp
thiza with the three Sous aLd tV
daughters who survive her. ~Ande
son Intcligencer.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-18

See us for Bnist's Garden eoeds
in packages, q for S ccnls, and in
bulk. Mil!et seed, Watermelon seed,
Go!dan Dent and Snow Flake corn.
Pickens Drug Company,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-04-18

Don't deceive yourself. If you have
indigestion take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
1t will relieve you. Rev. W. II. Hocutt,
South Mills, N. g., says: 81 was tron.
bled with Chronic indigestion for several
years; whatever L nte seemed to cause
heartburn, sour stomach, llnttoring of my
heart, and general depression of mind
md body. My druggist recommend Ko.
dol, and it has relieved me. J. an now
eat anything and sleep soundly at mig ht.
Kodol Digests what you eat. Sold by
Pickens Drug Co.
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j. D. Holder e. Co.

TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED TO place
our guaranteed Pcpto-Protein (fOr poultry OF
stockl with dealers. Salary SiC0 Il month, with
expenses advanced. Full Instructions, sample
case and outfit FREQ. &. r. Darcl CO.. Parsons
Kansas. i.l1.O6 st.