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rennlised Three Yardn.


9 gnrnE1i .1. was, oe1alizea ti,Tee yards Tor
down on Tie 2-yard ffne, Harlan tfieJ
a DIP kick and Princeton got the hal
behind The line The referee. called It
n touch back. Hnraan tried a drop
:tasaE+aA blocked ball and II rilied over
the goat inc, whcTea Cornell mar feti
ea u, mailing 1t a safety for Princeton
snd scoring Two points.
Cornell eieked lsiS, 10 i. Onion. w,1o
wa, downed In ths middle IF titid
ftn-t- .t-@.s a.ts.i " eilra--Y YAfdsZ-r -rTrUuy-I
Cornell.s let end Rplon Miller nae
-rt4zrf1cst .nfta4il,ss tt1zyar1 ifue after
R.ilon~MSIilar made 5 more yards
tNroiEfi rfrrttsr Cornell gst theaah All
on downs On Their l5syard line. Nc
5owncd on r1irettr. +o-yard limo,
Put out OF the Game.
Z. Dillon was put out OF the game
for rouge plaSing .Tenney taking his
riacs Harlan got throuGS and nude
= torty.yurd run for touchdown. bit
II whs-not allowed
Prinr.tan was 2prnalizcd fifteen yards
ftr hnlhsng The ball was brought 10
the centre ot ths as,d
savior went H. for lull-hAck for Cor
Il iii IN Place OF McCuicheon
Princeton ahiHpd Arleen yards on n
rorward pass from Tenney to Wister.
i,riricltonsirhdc ten yards on quarter
h5ck kick Miller MAS djwneA ON Cor.
nefi's 2j4yard line Harlan tried drop
MN from the So,yard line, but failed
princeton was peuaii2td I'VE yards.
tho bail going 90 Cornell. SAVIOR
FJcked 10 Tcnney. wao was downcd on
Pr,ncetcns gn-yard line.
Miller carried tha gnll aye .f,rIs
aihror.rh centre. Eass went III at right
MALI Ia place q, Ru!on-MiiIer fay Prince.
tnn.
Princeton Penniixed ARntn. y
Princeton WAS penallzel FOR on n a.
play tAu bah going TO Prmeetoats "a.
yAcd line. Tennoy kickSd ID saylor,
a-ao made n frec catch On CSrneilR II.
,r dlins Cornell kieke,i to Tcnney, who
mn out o. bounds af Py!Eseia;,'B sb-
yari ltIs Princeton was agg,a'S penali1dl
IS Yards Cornell got thr ball on tnrt-ltl o..
tons 21-yart !iae
ur ~ .lacks made yards through
calltte, Cornell ,tuTnbled on forward
pass and Princeton sol The bail on thoir
25-ynrd llilc
TEth.'t replaced Harlaa at half for
57r uEFtpa
c5Jst, earreS ,se Bali forward u
yasl9. 1..rcGgh cen,rh ara was downed
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lraarhdas4n n Sal Allowed,

Rartan sut tairpasl on trick piay
had ran ihe lensaa ~ the aeid. but ths
touchdown tNs,s Ipl allowed and IKE ball
came vnta - Princeton ten-yAr& line
/ Princeton s;,licd 10 ga;n through estsre;
1 Il. Ditiou kietri ~ frincctons 41-EAr1
HIS wltase GiinSph fei ae lie bail. Gllr
son Ysnt through .fpF ton yards Ear
gained TWO yards on inaAs 9lny
through left l,arl WIT taybugn EiK0-
FfrfF3 HFltt RI 4 i'fiiefT t=4.s yards -. y z e
tons In-yNrd I!ne
t3s,son failed 90 gain.
f.7TrJrtt frJstiI-- i've -s44S .f-2iireiz IT.,
i,.tt end ga n fDrw1Tll r'tss = lias-socs;
Tas bail u psra' 5is f'EttyCetuTfu r tsti
line NaEd~r missed a kick fr1rn plasE-
-sT75EzIft+=is MAS I,s4..eatnnss hail for n
kirR-on o; the -a-yard Inc.
Ysl,f~ brought rIe klck-q1t f'2sk r.
Prlne EaH'4 5a-raFi iint CaiEstl uleEi
-G-irtesF FYc rtrls on a fake III Is TSHS
anJ made fFc rGrSl' more IN j = 'tIttu
pass Waller lost I've yards fR tvs
arpanl 80 r!g1t end on three isics
Corne,l 'ai!&I o. make Tho distance naa
Frln1et6H GOT tllG bItt M frrr-, own
yard iinc~
/ y Dillon took tt,c ball dfi faxed end
Sf;n Ms xc9u as lie WAS tnicklsd he
pnaseE s3c siHti 20 ito7Et1nd H'so fis.n-
i5ied but Cnoney recovered the bali.
u Il NOW Pr1ntetou's .asi on ter'ov-F
Inward line
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came IN Win the wheel. ana he lnlt
the race, His mechanic Franz lrving,
wps thrown from tho car, but mlratu
fst#aiS escaped serious injury = two
rars were close behind Co1par'B f,ar
swervcd widely. but he held I, ~ con
troi mil the others had passed
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DESCRIPTION
OF THE Cd HE.

co-nell won the toss, and decided to
defend the south goal. Princeton kicked
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OLD DR.. dRINDLE,,
THE OLDEs.L [sPEclALlsT /.

THE OLDEST sIsPEclALIsT IN
==5--l----- DtSEASGs & u n MISS-szII
Under pfi Grind ttrts -trestrnFHt All uI4easss
Esesiiddr e rt 1trrp ss1sd hsf6'kl,,
suffer fr1n blood g2ls2nina, hereditary or
complaints, skin diseases, red s,.5ts ulcers,
s9rS @ !hr.,t aud mouth gainfu swsIlins,.
diseases resulting from excess indisctotion
or oserwcrtt i matter, not OF how long
standing Do not he discouraged booa Isa
you have consultci other physicians withpu,
benefit, DR., Grinde cures whsre others hsps
and drains quickly cured M
rr Grindlc has barn located at No. III
WEST '"r'H s1 hs'w~er N'h arF Tn nvp,.
OVER 25 YEARS. L
Consultation FREQ, VERY LOW CHARGE
Hours, to 0. sundayH OTTO s.
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6 oT EYT BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK m %
PRINCETON WINS GAME
FROM cornell IL TO 5.
CONTINUED from First page.l

....=- z Rere eo:n,
pietsiy fooled - the play Gos4!ttt
Kicked 70 Prtr4cetons fo-yara ans
Poeyet Z, Dillon got Tho bar
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on centre OF field. Come ended with
bali on CcERe;i's lb-yard line. Score;
frineeien, II, Cornell. q
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,JAMAlCA-EAIRlEs-

JAMAICA RACE TRACK. Oct. r.
Tile entries for Mondays races sse as
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Kicked out OF nennds.

Harlan Kicked o;lt 6r bounds AZ Cor
neifs thirty-yar'd lsae. but the ball was
brought back and given te Cornell FOR
holding In the limo on princeton's fifty
sard line Gibson failed To- gain
On a forward pass TO Van Armand
ttIe tatter tuu1trfcfi tite .ai}; hFH Fecnr-
sre1 u, with Il ten-YdHf 7fuFs
Another Forward paFT utfrv ftif++i-i:
gain. Thompson the Cornell guard
went tack Eari taking his place IN
the line Thompson made b,il4-liSe
rush through centrc h,it WAS tackled
for q loss on PriucetonIs ;ifty-yar1 itno.
! Primo n.rn's defense -h-et- gcttnS
stronger wsldrr failed 70 gam
;;FroJGh centres The first half ended
Princeton 6. Cornell s.
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SECOND HALF.

prfnczton came oat-fnr the second
haif thil ofevtn and ginger. The foi'
lowers of the Tigers were Offering Two
to ono. with no takers.
The Cornell ooschers insisted that
wardsrz taa Kicked EEe E6n1- -iu--rrtIc
first half but the referee remained
nrm.
The decision caused great deal OF
confusion. as nil OF tho spectators be-
IIevei that the score had been .isi-
stannard. of Princeton. was injured In
the head in the first haTf. WHICH uC-
couated for the gains through his posi-
tlon. His hearing was affected and he
was compelled 10 drop back before each
-piay-to get t!ss signals S-s--.----z-.
Princeton Geta tho BRIi.
iiss oFsit Ss.tss sasfSsa Sssl4 ,ss @ 5sek xai 10
Prihcctons 40-yard liae McCutcehon
went IN for Cornell at full back Instead
OF Wa1ders. Mccormick kicked to Corr
nells iV-yurd line. whars McCuIebeuu
Was downed with the ball.
Nc6sntnhcon then kicEed 10 E. DillQn,
who ran back fifteen yards b4tng
downed on cornelis fitty-yard line. T.
Dillon then failed TO gain around the
right end. Princeton failing to gain on
tfSr@-t}$EAy--klS- Iyt-
yard line, where Princeton got the BALL
Cornell kicked md f. Dillon caught the
ball on the thIrty-nYe-yafd ltue, T1tE.
ing his hand Tor ptars k.rR7 R-------------
81 IsfsgsneIuu Gtrtded tfps - frake thu
kick and tatfed 10 make gattl. T.. Dill
lon made fafsxRfd pass 10 Wister,
who carried ball TO Cornell 5 tentyarti
sine Mccormick gil!ned eight yards
on plunge through centre. putting
tho bail OFT =GoT..eiz rn-n- y4l-a Lao.
Princeton -kcorcd q touchdown through
centre by Mccormick Harlan punted
Quito E. Dillon. YhfTe HRrf1n KICKED
goal.
Score: Princeton. II: Cornell. s.
Cornell kicked TO Pr1ncetons 3o-yarri
linz Rtilnns Miller rfadat tfr..e t.st.Iia
tfi-otsgS, centre. Harlan .,sts.Ie three,
more. Ha4ss4t-t3rttf- kicked 10 CarT,A!,.a 4
to-ynEd line. McCutcheon, who caught
The bali. WAS dnwnc.i by Mister.
Cornell made an effort 10 push Earl
eAroush Sanna-d and Dillon, bat lost a
yard on the play. MrC,utrhcon ralied 10
gain -McClMche-on kt-ked 10 E Dillon.
VITO was doYnrd by Bhbcock on Prince.
ssfs1 : i5tss ftp III g
MrCornick went thrslFs7i CorneIf-s :
ccrt-r tr-fe.-es -gv.-vis t-cfrrr ce,,v-t-rt
=t,ar.aea.a Sdzrnut- I,xsS ana a
fisE1F-fsiiTIE tyf
Mccormick gained two Yards thrrn,gh
centre. Harlan went illFe+tSie- ftts---t-.,,
tards Bali now on Corneli's 5-yard
liup '''
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mile and a Eii.

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.AppSentlce allowance claimed
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+ as rnptuins decided 10 naAr twenty
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Itbson went through Stannard for
ttfrsn tt.ts tail -I,t!ncetnts
1enzyard line Thompson carried thH
-ISa NJ .flI-I r-rrrEr--1--ri
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EVENING WORLD'SRACING CHART

4 ,llrE. three-yclF olds ana upw1rl; fN tlfT0ngE
&. Ttn'e--iiI Hinn-F, Ill, & hy 81 cario--tiod
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MCCORMICK went thrslus7i t,orfYeII-s
ccTst7,e f-'r-fe'"es 'ys-vis -cir1S c.sywri-ri 1r
4 =1,saF:'elt'a sds1.nru- tire u wax -a#s-tss
=f.istf7 sissf7i IN -
Mcs-orntck gained two yards through
centre Harlan went iifFetbgts fer tr,,
cards Bali new on Corneii's 5-yard
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R.ilan- KILLER made more yards
I through ca.trtfsr Cornell set tire ball
on dnwns On ihcir l5-yard line Nc
+ CyutEfieDti RtCEeti 10 r. ffEtirff=W no
hnnncd on r-Hfr.ftts +o-ynrd llno
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WEslder KICKED on to Dillon. who
ruTr5iFu uu 20, /, ard Hire. and LAX
Efs EnruEtt-tftt srsE,Is
rIIfFd II gain. en- dcubie-pAss, jamie
non made three. H. On Id forward
pas 10 sabcock Cornell made eight
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HSFFIun EtcKst OF -crt- ',s,tt'sds, and
f5s sblil WIS brought btea Harlan
Kicked OF to Waidef. who brought the
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Walders scpred touchdown In
rxnsJtty I'VE minutes u piHyg getting
beNA96n StarnarTi ard II. ptions The
CuEEsN f0Ti0TgT5 ncc=Ig;Fr- s-t-sYt tth=
til aus. an The touchdown wns dug
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proud parsnts Thefa.

!, TIN POLO Grounds navsr held crowd
Just IKE IL 5waF s4lasts, hisA.
saneS, taaoy-irada aseut3laEe. rho
collar, Jumper 5acketed baseball fans
Esao have usually orramehted tne 6utSr
sleNchers. Was feplaced by the college,
bred elite. Ana ali had lett dignity ard
f.as,,,,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-23
DiscursO sensational

No de otro modo puede caliacarse
ell pronunciado por Ell Gobernador del
Estado de Indiana del numeroso au-
dltorio en- la Universidad de Pordue,
con motive de la celebration del Me-
morisl Day, 6 dfa que sc destina a
glorificar Ia memoria de los soldados
muertoS en- las diferentes guerras
que han tenido los EstadoS Unidos.
"El pueblo americano-dijo ell Co
bernador Hanly- principia 4 desper~
tar a una gran revoluci6n Hasta
este momento no Sc ha llamado las
armas; no Sc ha escuchado la voz de
los clarineS, Ell estruendo de los tam
bores, nj ell golpear de las bayone-
tas; no Sc han encendido vivacs, nj
marchan columns de combatientes,
NJ Sc han establecido campamentos,
III sc oyen lamentaciones de heridos
nj responses por los mucrtos; V, sin
embargo, Ia revoluci6n Sc siente. es-
ta en- torno de nosotros y no tardara
eel momento en- que asistamos q sus
batallas. En- ella eStan envueltos
grandes intereses econ6micos Y poll
ticos. :. Dos derechos humanos. los
derecho del ciudadano en- particular
~ los derechos del pueblo, no estan
Iseguros cuando ell gobierno Sc halla
admlnistradoi por intereseS espec ia
les 8 por la Influenza corruptora
desmoralizadora de la avaricia Ia
rlqueza organizadas en- gobierno.
n ing1n despotismo es mas absolute
que el despotismo del dinero.
y en- terminus mas 8 menos analo-
gos contin1a asi el Gobernador dan
do cuerda su elocuencia.
No es de piesumirse que en- las
regiones de Washington, hayan sido
.escuchadas con agrado las palabras
guerreras de la primera autoridad del
Estado de Indiana, pronunciadas en-
homenaje 4 Ia memoria de los lucha-
|dores que rindieron sus vidas por la
felicidad de la patria sin pensar en-
Icuestiones de trusts, de imperia-
lismos Y de otras por el estilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-23
La batalla de flores
EnpEzaRA Las 4

La comision organizadora de este
numero extraordinario del programa
de los feStejos, ha crefdo oportuno, en-
atenci6n 4 10 excessive que es ell calor
en- estos dias, que Ia graz batalla de
flores en- Ell hip6dromo en- vez de CO.
menzar q los tres, como anuncia el
programa, empiece 4 las cuatro en-
punto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-23
SerViciO de cabotsje.

,aR5 S & i0Rio ESo l r"sas ara de San Juan las
ni AgoOs iemlre club n n
tne pcemtEe pSr QESIE
cta los de
ami dsda endea pasaeS en- las ofc hasta la
S
m mdra paato tolo los puntos a d
"a las guen fcha por eli Juno2l &
L p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-23
PARA cIGARRILLOs

Tn q BoLErN MERcASTIL hay cons.
taate existepcia de papel para ciga-
rrllos. marca ia Cubsnits" esme-
gaasmente cortado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-23
vAPoREs A NUEsTRA CONSERVATION
VAPOR ESPANOL "PIO *"

Sali6 de Barcelona el Is del CO.
para el Mediterrineo. Cana
rlas y este puerto. Terminadas aquf
-us operaciones seguira para Maya
siicz Ponce Santiago de Cuba, Ha
1n1 Cienfuegos y New Orleans.
Admiti6ndose carga V
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-23
MIGUEL NJ. PINILLOS"

Esta a la carga en- Barcelona de
donde saldra el 80 del corriente mes
para ell Mediterraneo V Canarias, este
puerto, Maya giiez, Ponce. Santiago
de Cuba Habana, Matanzas y New
Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-23
Gcnsreiantss, Banqusrcs 6 gpmisIcnI,
AGENTES de los VapOrss tresaGSntcos do
PINILLOS. IZQUIERDo Yoo. DE eADIgs

"A. fOLCH 81 20. DE BARCELONA,
de THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co., vapores noruegos
entire Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Unidos
, 1906-06-13

Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents y
, 1906-06-13
NapoIeon,s Had handwriting.

NJ. Houssaye attributes the middle
over orders at Waterloo to Napoleon's
execrable handwriting. This was the
opinion of the writing master of Alex
andre Dumas: The emperor never lost
a battle except by his bad writing. His
officers could never make u what he
meant. Remember this, Alexandra,
and make your down strokes heavy
and your up strokes light" Grouchy
declares that during the battle of Wa
terloo he could not make out whether
Napoleon wrote ''bataille gagnee" or
"bataille engagee," and he conjectural-
ly read battle gained."-Andrew Lang
in London Post.
, 1906-06-13
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Commits
sioners of Assessment oftho Borough of Holly
Beach City, consisting of Chas. \. Norton,
G. n. Smith and John Vance, will meet on
Thursday, the 2Sth day of June, nineteen hun
dred and six, at eight O'Clock in the afternoon
at the borough hall in the Borough of Holly
Beach City for the purpose of making IA just
and equitable assessment of the benefits re-
ceived and the damages incurred, If any, by
reason Of tn construction of "A sewer or sys-
TEN of sewerage in the Borough of Holly
Beach City extending through the following
named streets:
Schellinger, Lincoln, Garfield, Spencer,
Spicer, Young, Roberts, Baker, Montgomery,
Davis, Burk, Andrew, Taylor, Rio Grande,
Hand, Leaning, Bennett, Hildreth, Crosse
and Attic avenues.
Any person or persons interested in said
improvements will be given an opportunity
to be heard at the above time and place.
Dated, June IL, 1906.
H. S. HEWITT,
Borough Clerk.
, 1906-06-13
The Freaks of Fate.

Here is a unique memorial notice
from a Georgia exchange:
"Once he was nearly swallowed by
an earthquake and shortly afterward
was blown nearly a quarter of a mile
by a hurricane, but he triumphed over
all these Affections. only to be kicked
out of life by a mule that had a mort
gage on 1t and was blind in one eye."-
Atlanta Constitution.
, 1906-06-13

must not be too heavy in design. The
set IN the illustration is rather light in
outline.
The dressing table is placed almost
large. sunny window. The washstand
could be replaced by IA chest of draw
ers In a room which contained running
water. L. DE La BAUME.
, 1906-06-13
A COyy Ten Table.

One of the prettiest, contest tea tables
seer lately was that on which Bull
garian embroidery mats, all in scarlet
on canvas, were used. There We're a
c%enterpiece and square mats in won
derful openwork. A glass vase Of scar
let nasturtiums and blue and white
china made the table attractive and
homelike.
, 1906-06-13
Other Objections.


"Gladly would die for you"
Her look of hauteur was maintained
despite this plea.
"You are in error" she replied coldly,
'if you think the color of your hair
constitutes my chief objection to you"
The good night was brief and soon.-
Philadelphia Ledger.
, 1906-06-13
Little Economies.

Do not throw away your lemon peel.
Fill a bottle with rectifed spirit, and,
when using lemons, cut off the yellow
part of the rind and place in the spirit.
You will find this quite as good as he
essence of lemon which is sold in the
shops. Essence of orange can be made
in the same way.
, 1906-06-13

Soap bark jelly is the best all around
cleansing agent that a woman can
keep on hand. 1t may be prepared by
putting a handful of soap bark in a
quart Of boiling water and letting it
cool.
, 1906-06-13
A. Big Difference.

She-How much do you earn a year?
He-Abour $4,000.
"But we can't live on that"
"You asked me how much l earned.
l make about $20,OO0."--Life.
, 1906-06-13

Old sheets and other pieces of linen
should never be thrown away, but kept
In a convenient place for use In case of
cuts or burns or other accidents.
, 1906-06-13
BEDROOM FURNISHINGS.

Some Prefer Light Wood, but Many
Cling to Mahogany.
The furnishing of a bedroom will al
ways be largely a question of indi-
vidual taste. Mahogany is always rich
and never goes out of style. Only 1t
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02
Dress GOOds-:-Dress Goods |
S Largest Stock Of Furniture.

{ In the upcounty, everything in Safes Cupboars, Kce
labes Dining Tables Centre Tables Hall Racks Dresser
Iron Beds Cots Spring Marcss Chairs and Suites
81 500 to 5000.
Hardware of all kinds Stoves Trunks Harness. Saddler,
II Bugges Surveys aud Wagon with prices always right
, Call for anything you need appreciate you trad
and will treat you right.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02
Missionary RalIy.

Thsre will he d Missionary Rally
al Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
the second Sunday in May. The ex
ercises will begin promptly at $50
o'clock and will consist of missionary
0nd &undoY school talks. At II
U'cloa& NoY. p. T.. Crawford will
prooch on n1issions. Everybody in
gitp@ o0d Wiz be expected to spend
Una day anu have dinner on the
grounds.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02
Chief Curet0n Gets Busy,


AT the singing at Griffin church
ast Sunday week ago, ch:ef Cureton
was present, but that did not deter
a blind tiger from crawling out and
undertaking to do business, so he
went on scout and concealing him.
self saw crowd drinking; upon max
ing n run for the scene the crowd
dlispersed but he captured John LES
ley with q pint of whiskoy. Lesley
undertook to draw his gun on Mr..
Cureton but Cureton o. the drop on
him. Lesley was given trial before
Magistrate Harris and fined $4,000,
which he paid. On his way back
to town Mr.. Cureton captured John
Williams, colored. Ho had two pints
of whlsley on his person, but when
he saw Constable Cureton he ran.
After Mr.. Cureton caugh him he do.
MED having the whiskey. lie was
seen with the bottles and WAS asked
after he denied the charge how the
whiskey got on his clothes. He sale
that he was with n crowd down in the
woods and would not drink with then
and they broke the liquor on him
He also was tried before Magistrate
Harris and convicted and was finet
$'Oo or 80 days on the gang. H
took the 80 days.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to express our heart tfelt
thanks aud gratitude to our good
friends and neighbors, both here and
at Greenville, for their help, comfort
and sympathy during the sickness
and death of our dear father. May
Gods richest blessings eyer rest on
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Jeanes.
Pickens, s. O.. May /, 1906.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02

Our stock is always completed and we always on the
lookout for something Don't fail to the immense
line of white goods sowing every thing in mercerzed
white goods, Linen Lawns Persian Lawns, Nansooks and
Dmies Complete line of silks for shirt waist suits. Our
line Of black goods is always strong and this
showing larger of patterns than before, all
the latest novelties, fancy Wodsteds Cassmers Bannes
Fenrettas, Serges, Panamas and Vois
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02

A man who can hold his tongue
can generally hold any other thing
that comes his way.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02
Pick@nS Drug Company.
Work of the Investigating Committee.

The committee engaged in investi-
gazing the financial affairs of Pickens
county, worked three days the past
week in the Supervisors Office. They
took up the claims # the Supervisor
and Con mi sioners where they had
charged for work as Special Commits
sioners, and found that $758.47 has
been charged to and collected from
the county for their services by some
of the Supervisors and Commission.
ers during period of ten years.
There may be other claims of this
nature found later. The commi ttee
has only investigated the claims so
tar Of this nature. that show on the
books where the officers themselves
acted rs Special Commissioners.
The most of this was found in the
years 1902 4.
The committee nlso found that
check, No. 897, was issued Apr 1851,
1902, to j. McD. Bruce, Of Plckens,
for $697.G1 in payment for certain
claims held by him. On the follow
ing day check. No. 603, for $3,OS8 =
62 was given the tlckeus Bank,
which, according TO tie claims enter
ed on the back of the stubs included
the check No S97 paid the previous
dav. There arc other irreguiari-
ties which are now under investiga.
ton by the committee. There are
several instances where parties who
held claims received pay Tor them and
Of In <.lo II
again to other parties who claim tc
lave held certificates for same.
The above is from the Easley
Progr ess, whose editor, MIR. 6. H.
Martin, is chairman of the iuvestiga.
ting committee. This committe, SO
tar, has found that several hundred
dollars have been paid out for special
commissioner work, all of which has
bsen known for some time.
In regard to the double payment
Of money for claims to j. Med
Bruce and the Pickeps Bank: The
committee Nill find, upon thorough
examination, that this transaction was
all straight and honest. The calcula
tions, figures, claims paid of, and the
settlement sheet are all on file in the
county commissioners hffice and open
to inspection. They did not search
the records, aud jumped at what
does look like double payment, from
the fact that duplicate numbers ap
peared on the check stub. The clerk
of the board made the error in re.
cording the numbers, and the com
mittee, seeing the nu umbers, jumped
to the conclusion that the Pickens
Bank and also Mr.. Bruce had drawn
pay for tho same claims. In justice
to hr. Bruce, We hope that Mr.
Martin will be us quick to publish q
retraction as he was to show up the
transaction.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02

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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-05-02

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