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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

That was an enjoyable occasion a,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren d. Sutherland s
on the 25th inst, when their duugh.
ter, Miss. Ellie, and Mr.. Pickens
it'co were united in tho bonds Of
wcdock by Rov. B. Il. Murphrce.
Long before the appointed hour tho
guests beg to 3uthcr in from every
poInt ot the compass. A conec,yo
1--WE es'lniota placed tho number
present at one hundred, all of whom
wore relatives or friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. Sutherland
MI. Price is sou IF our estecmod
neighbor, w. Il. Price, and is moro
commonly known as "Doc." Uo has
heeu in the "West' for several vesrs
aud ia one of Montana prosperous
sheep raiscrs. DOC has rounded .up
one Of tho PROTEST lambs that he
M oVor "sicked' Il Shepherd after.
Miss Arie Price and Miss Lizzie
Chastain with Mr.. Willie Chastain
and Mr.. Oscar Gravley wore the
Inc bride wps neatly dress ID IN
white silk "nd was the recipient Of
many beautiful and valuable prosents
rs we'll as the compliments of the $
rowd 4
After the ceremony the dining E
DOM was visited and-Mr. Editor h
just wish you had been there-I n
aot tell you anything about tho H
arety or Tho fmount, but wero Won q
Ver at an old time wedding among \
e'i"t.do people? Then you have an \
tea of this supp'r. a
1hen tho reception at Mr.. w r
r'ces--hoog il, there is such 3
1'pg us having plcnty to cat and no 4
on the Second
ay of feust.
MIR. and Mra. Price will start to n
lontana in few weeks. Nav tbo;r
y never Atow loss is the wish of II
a Friend. ax
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

swt ct breath adds to tho joys Of a kiss.
Yon wonldn't want 10 Iiss your wife,
mother or sWccthcnrt wi:l bad breath
You caht h'"o Il swc bJ cath without q
hoalthy stomach. You { ut have Il honl-
thy stoi,ach withou perfect digest on.
There is Only one ,nedy that digests
what you eat and makes the breath as
sweet as rose-and that remodysis KO-
DOL FOR DYSPEPSIA it is a relief
for sour stomach, palp tation of the heart,
""d other ailmtn nts NJ ing from disorder
of tao stomach aud digestion. Take II
li,tlo Kodol nf' Il y,ur meals and SEQ
wha. it vii! ID for !"n. Sold by Pick.
"ns Drug Go.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

Both Unions IF the Twelve Mil,
ttlyer Association are requested te
meet with Six Mile church, Septem
Der 18th and 3Oth, The program is
as follows:
Thirty minutes devotional seN :ce
by Rev. B. Q. Atkinson.
Introductory sermon by Rev. w.
Q. Seaborn aud Organization,
l. When, Where and by Whom
Should Evangelistic Work be Done.
Opened by Rev S. A. Bryent.
2. What is The Proper Definition
Of the 38th verse Of the 9th chapter
of st. Mo"k. iiy Rev. b. T. .Mur,
phrec.
3. Is Holiness Being Preached a.,
hlnch "a it Should DO by Our Ba ptist
Preachers. OF ,ned by Bro -. 4.
pnrratt.
4. |" 1t Possible for Nhri tinrs to
1.-Two "lthout Sin? Opened by Bro
j. +. Fondley.
Missionary S"rmnn by Rev b. +.
Murphree.
All the churches please send dele.
gates and brethren come pravipe
brothorly love may be predominant
in all the discussions.
D. A. Purratt,
Hope Galloway,
Taylor II. Stewart,
Committee.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
News From Norris.

Dear Editor: This is fine dey
and [ will ty to give you few dots
The health of the community ,s
fairly good at present.
Mr.. ThomS Gp"Yctt resu. Acl home
this week from Atlanta where he has
boon going t. school.
MIR. Bud Mos9r, of Andersen
county. "Nd family visited rs sister.
Mr. W y. MaIdUH
Mr.. James Powers, q the KeoNec
side, p'"aed through Norris ,hi.
week oa his way to Winfield, Tenn.
IT, go ! os;Hass.
Mrs. hni, Aiauldin, of Dalton,
spent Tuesday ut the home of j. q.
Maullin
AIR. Mauldin, of Six Mile, wos IN
Norris recently.
Mrs. Kilborn and daughter, of
Georgia, is visiting at Capt. Whiting.
Mr.. Bennett Powers, of Keowee
side, was ~ Norris this week on
business
We th'"h. without chYYse, the
wcdd'nS ho'> viii ring ground Nor.
ris pretty hoVn.
With best wishes to the Sentinel
Joul lnpI,
SunHowtr.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
FOR TREASURER.

ne many friends OF B. y. Garvin take ulcus.
ntlh NY III announcing him rs candidate for The
once VI County Treasurer, subject to the IrsnIt
OF The Democratic primary " N '0"''
i'm nhe 1riends Of o. s Stewart hereby announce
l1ckenS County, subject to the nciion oT nnn, T.
ocrat voters i'll primary election. '' ''N',
81 the solicitation OF many friends herehx
' uioumcc myself candidates for reelrctinn ~,
tmG once or Treasurer OF Of Pickens (,oiIniv
subject to the action Of The v0lers In tho 1.i
mary election If " r. U PR
me trends Of james pickcny Freeman TO-
PnElully MHnUu II, him ~, Il CE!.3iAHic for ,h,
nn,Lt Oh tohSurer OF I'ickcNS county suhirc;
mary election ''"''' ''U P'l
,i ,ctpnE announce myhcif II candidate for tl,2
oiiiCc VI county Treasurer Of rickruS rounty
subject to the action OF tie, D.mnc,n CWutN ,N
III the pri,naIy election. '''e'"
j. II. Fenncl.
!, EG!thy %nr uHc2 nyyC!lMH Il candidate r,,
once OF Comfy TrCuS,i:C or pirEc,,. rnnun
shnlett 20 the action of the voter, il. the nn,SG
""rAti" primary election 'e'''
A. (, EtpnS
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
Union Meetin,

The Union Meeting of Pickens
Baptist Association will meet with
the Secona church ON Saturday be
lore the fifth Sunday in September,
1906, at 10 n NJ.
introductory sermon by Rev. B.
E Grnndy:
Organization - Report Of the
churches.
Recess for one hour
l. Quory- What is AIoont bv
Sowing to the Spirit. Opened by
Rev. j. L. Foster.
z. Quoiy- The Mission of the
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
MoterR and Child Drowned.

Iast Friday night, about 8 o'clock,
WHO George Watkins and his family
were driving 10 their home il the
M )tDw~*i l""t Of the county, they
were oyeriA,Cn by Il seriorH accident,
w>';rh rca@'t~h in Che death of Mrs.
WH;k'rs crd her youngest child,
a, ut 18 months old. Mr.. Watkins
VS. driving two mules, hitched to
l. mt wHo'n, Tn Attempting to cross
Village Greek ut the ford, thor
caorts proved iutilo. The creek was
bA'v &w"'on by heavy rains f,'iher
~ thc m'.ontains. The wal n over
Ihe for,', ordinarily between one and
two feet deep, was up to n height of
fivo or s'X feet, rnl The creek was
sono IL to IS feet wider than usual
In the swift flow Of the unusual
volume of water The mules were
unable to keep straight to the ford,
and the wagon in which the Watkins
family rode was gradually taken
dnMn stream. As they nearcd the
opposite bank of tho stream the
wagon came broad.sido to The water
aad the wagon | ody was lifted from
The wagon and the occupants, five in
Number, were tbrown into the water
The night WAS d' TX, and after a
desperate struggle Mr.. Watkins sue
cccded III say Ng two of his children,
hat his N'fe aud Is months old child
were t'""wued HIS cvls for heir
we've heard by Albert Brown, Whose
l&aidencc IL so,ue 400 yards from Iii,
lord, and he went TO tho rescue -
quickly as possible, hut WHOM nt,
reached the scene the owful struggle
against death was over, aud two G..
the family were nowhere to be found
4 searching party spent most of th'
night seeking tho bodies of the un
fortunate woman and her child, bu
no tnce of them could be found
early Saturday morning, however
the body of Mrs. Watkins WIS di.,
covered below the rocky shoals, SOM
800 yards below tho ford. The bod
WIS badly bruised from its rapie
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
rOK COUNTY C0M,IIssIovr,,

| ne nhnE friends of William Ellis rcsDcctu,,,
| HnmoiihGe MN randdat" for the oiIirn ri
Jccl 10 the action of the Democratic yntrr: H. ~ ~
primary election. '"'e'" III the
MI: John T. Smith is hereby no,niu,icd ,
Gnu'itG lor reelection to the Office of County
primary election. '''"'' "i inc
% nc %in'll! trends OF G.. " Bowen resuectsu1.
mnno ounce him as candidate for the oilirr nr
icc ~ tho tHh"',,S$ioner OF 'ickcns county sub.
election. '"'''H III inc primary
d,. %, a. eMcAilSicr Is hereby announced us - c,,,
te mnunie lor County Commissioner subject in ihr
election. '"'''H !" primary
,,,nn hr inhhy friends Of NOnh B Moore hcrnhy
G1niounc2 him aS cnndiiatc Tor the GUrr '"f "ff
inn, W,'t! commissioner for Pickens county suh
tnC Npl,lOMching nrimNrN rIc1iinu ,tlH NV
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
TRY little KODOL FOR DyspEps1.

Try little KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA
after your meals. See the effect it will
procllro on your general feeling by di
ecs'ing your food and helping your stom-
aHn |" get ltsolf.into shape. Many stom
nch II are oVcrworkcd 10 the point where
'hey refuse to go further. Kod.I ii.
g, gesls your stomach The rest 1t needs,
wni'e It's rcconstructive properties o.;
iile u stomach back into working order
h0dnl relieves flntulenco, sour stomach
P"ip't"tI0n of the heart, bolchino, ctc
Sold by Pickcns Drug Co. ''''
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
Veteran William r. GiIstrap Dead,

Veteran William r. GIstrap Dead
William r.. Gilstrap, aged 81 years
: died Mt The hcmo of his SOD, Robert
l.. Gi'strap, noar Ccnnerosa, on last
THURSDAY, 10th list. His remains
were la'd to rest on the day follow ing
N Conneross churcbyard, after nd
plopriatc funeral services, conducted
oy lev. e. S. Jones, of WaIhalla
Mr. Gilstrap had been a memoer Of
holy Springs Baptist church, Pick.
ons county, for many years. He erd
his wife moved to this county with
their son in 1900, and have baon val.
nabie and upright citizens. The do.
ceased was valiant soldier in the
Confederate army and his comrades
WILL be grieyed to lesrn of his DEATH
Mr.. Gilstrap was twice married. Bv|
the lsst rnion he is survived by bis
aged wife and ono son. TO the be.
feayed relatives is extended tho avn.
3athy Of many acknowledgements
Courier, 22d.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
I'OIt SII';:I,VlESJ.

Thc many friends Of JOEL. MiELEr ho,,
~ uhiouirc h!ln NS rMLdida,c i,, ,ar c,i; d.
OF supervisor Of pickena Comfy suiic., =, ''''L ~
election. '"'" PF'ihai
- Mnl t.. Lynch is hereby nominntcl r.
Ie'eieclioh Ia the 0ilirc ul Supcivi<nr - i,i'.n
ems county, subject +" the result of inc Dnmi. N
tie pIinNI' " "'N Hc"'o
-, hr"pi Il hereby announced II. II r,r,:i
XIX I t"i me "i"Cr HGrc'viSoro OF ii kcl,> corjui,
crHilc primary election wv '''' NV
,, ~. me S".ic'tHtion of friends hrI.L, ,,,,.
honirr myAc't 'pIdi'ta,c for ,'ol,,iy ,'I',,,". ".
,i!n!crt !" IN" voters III DCin",.atr uiiju.,r
A. + rA3LI
". W. AIKEN Is hrT.j; ,n,,,r,,,o,
ntr UIt'nr 10! ,"Hiiti Supervisor .Hbiclr In ihr
nnawIH ,i'.,t" "' 'hr Democratic patty IN yrimnrr
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

Church. Opened by G. T.. Robinson.
8. Qaery What is the Best Plal
to Unity the Church Members IN all
Church Work. Opened by Rev. 3
Holder.
Churches please send fr'l tleleps
t!on' J. ". Stewr"t,
For Committee,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
IOlS AilDIENIk

INC irlrnds OF y. A. ChrHlohhel is hcrrhv or
nouuccs him for the Office of lu,litor of Hi"E
ta', ,Uniy, Su"i"ri |" 'hc action Of the voters
the Macy friends ii .Inmn> s. ucnd,,c;,.
nrir,E uiI!n'il'" h!u candidate co. cmmiy
tHt'tNi "' 'i|:tNs county Sl;D;r"t To the nctiui,
"i t"P ~ A""'Gtir plinnry election w '''-'
me many friends OF r V O'DeU n, r.h, ,n
.''"n'r h!ih candidate for the Oi,icr OF [uI;
.n' % iot ilckeIH county. subject 10 the action Of
'he voters IN the Democratic primary election
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
notice OF Final Settlement
- and aRiacllNnra =.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will
make application to j. .B. Newbery
ESQ, Judge of Probate for Pickcns
county, iii the State of South Carolina
on tDe 10 day of Sept, 1906, at II o'clock
al INC forenoon, or as soon thereafter as
eniu application can bo hoard, for leave
C n9ke final settlemont of the estate
.; nero Hnlum deceased, aud obtain
oischarge as Administrations. Ak
on Isaac Hailum.
NIan84w Administration.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
FOR NIAGIS1,Is lr,r

hd,tne tne earnest SolicitntiDn of many Crjcuds I
,o, nc,cp! nuhnuilcc myself Il candidate for MnWic
OF The Democratic primary :" wy ic"''il
w. &. BRAMLErr
oaai, ni me rnIncst solicitation of many frieuds
subject to the action OF The primary oicction
,,, JOHN Il. HARRIS.
rho friends of G. G. Rowland hereby on
mioulcc ii S MN as candidate for reelection 10
Uic ti once OF Magistrate at Central subiect in
the action Of the voters in the primary nieGlion,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

II you want to sell your land in
town or country or buy farm or tim
per land or town property see or
write me and will saye YOU MONEY
1. E. ALEXANDER, Real Estate Act
Walhalla, S, G.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

will apply to j. Is. Newbory, Prob ,ie
Judge for Piokens County on the 20th
day OF AUGUST 1906, for n final settle.
mcnt of tho estate Of Charles Anderson
deceased, and ask to be dismissed as
Administrator. ~
David Anderson
aug. 1t. Administrator.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
FOR PROBATE JUDGE

- lHr "":HiGlIon Wf many voters nr,r,,
uiii"ni"c 'hlsc,i Cil!'iihu;r FOR rcr, ,rctjnn +,
HI once q, i!oha," !udGc of pickrnt comitv
Aon. Wv ''''''"i! ''c'
j. i. NFwEruy
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THl; tt;%G:&Gt.s:

In'ch OF tlc pi ;iDnt! election '' - '''
rEfchE d;n"un"y myself - rami,,i,,e in, 10.
.io; 20 ir"ElH:E :rt!'t. ,lt Viir,i Di.t ,;ri
T""Jctt 10 u'v '"tioa "i the voters in tie nm
''''' IL. .'""iN t!et tHli. Wyatt AiXelL
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
NOTICE.

Tho next teachers examination Cor
tnls county will be held at the Court
,,n,;e ,ao9se on Friday, September 81. Exami.
o'cIock i "la Al, commence commence promptly at 0
TO '[""n, c"n,n, Mn appl,cants should be ready
Yours, =
II. T, Hallum,
-.-----..----.-- Co. Supt. Ed
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
FOR COUNTY SUPEI NTEN DENT nL ,,,
UCATlON A>'

ncreby announce myself as II cnndidatc for
re- ErG'GiGctloii TO the oilicc of County Supntcndcnt
Oh :uucatinll OF Pickcrs County, subject to fhn
nCuon or the voters of the democratic prmnrv
II. T.. IIAIIrNx
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
FOLEY EYSEIONE YlAub;N, N,AR
Gureo GoldSs Prevents Pneumonia
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ improvements under ihi. hcn,i u,u.t h,.
paid for in advance The Toe j. - o. W. %n a. nt
n,n,n mm. "r misvt,td unl>*S accompanied hy the
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

You cannot indncc a lower animal to
ente heartily whep not feeling we'll. A
Sclt dog staryes himself, and gots we'll.
! sihe stomach onto ovcrworHcd, muAt
nave reat the same as your feet or eyes.
You don't have to starvo to rest vonr
stomach, KODO1 FOR DYSPEPSIA
cakes up tho work for your stomach, 'd.
geats what you eat and gives it ro.t.
puts 1t back in condition again. You
cantiee good with disoracrcd stomach.
lry Aodol. Sold by Pickens Drug Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

FOR RENT. Good three horse
farm; two good teuant houses ON
place; three ME, Eelow Pickens on
Liberty road. Apply 10 w. r.
Kednemore, Central, r. f. D. No. 2,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

h,o,nnody,s Laxative Honey and Tar il
tho tho original laxative co,,gh svrnp and
combines tho qualities necessary to re-
heve TUG cough md purge tho system of
Gold. Containos no opiatos. Sold by the
Pickens Drug Go. - WV
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
5 OR STATE SENATE.

.ht> hihny jicE0F OF W. G. Mauldin hcrehr
nHnNHi Hicc h;uI II "a!H.iia;c fer Ht.tr &onni o.;
from Plrkcn6 "ru.ty a,cirrt IN tho n"m
craft" primary eiocl,on. w "'' ''o''''
MIi a. W iiEatcr is hereby announced =. y
';;',W",e .HI thc sc:iHtt t:oiti pivkcus r,lI,tv
ocr"ti" primary. III '''c D'ih'
M ne E n!hnE 'ricnd* of I0n. g. T. Eohinv,n
t,;, ,;HrS",ini'y M,n%'ntc &im -" i cGu,i,!.!c fu+
,i W '|,il !Ht> ""i'ntE, :unirc, 20 DC nr.
c'CrtirH. ''"'"' F'Hia'N
ne ma:E tric"dt Of Hon J. J. .iuhu,i,, los:
Sc,IL"u! "iiihHuirc nam Il, GrnuLiGntc 10, StYIc
-, ' iN, ,u.'!:'t 70 me action uf the voters IN
'hc Democratic primary election >'' ~
non, -; H. CnrrcntrriS is hereby announced as
s q cn'niuuc nuc for reelection AZ; State Scnntnr
thn % wotor rsfnS gu co1nlf subject to the action of
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
FOR HOUSE OF REPKEsENr.r,

r, vi NI'I II II''iIN TATIVES.
,,, 4 @ ~ hhllE friends of Hon. Inban MnulL bcro
cU,, ,',c iaouSc or representatives for pickens
mma!, subject to The ncti"u OF The democratic
~ inc approaching primary election
Me nefeby nominate Hon james T. t'nrrv -.
g = nnnaLL9ate iLt Tor the House ol Rcprc%cuiniiv"
well tlitn1 uts e1inmtS; %, knowing him to he man
W., fn"I ~ I IN every way to represcn, the people
maly election. e'"' Vi '"o fIi
,, MANY FRIESDs
Fhe many friends of Fred Williams ,rnn,,,,,,.
,i,.n, ,.m as chnuldhle for H3usr of Reprcsrli,
tinv" sup)cct to the Democratic primniy rIr"
u hnhonnce myself as II crmijjul, for tb.
nouHe OF representatives subject To The nr,inn
VI inc voters III primary election
- j. ASHORE lIISr0S
ne nlnHy fiCndS of ". l., Moruon rnvro,,
inlE announce him u cun:i,;rtC ToT Tho jIrn,,
VI representatives subject to The action Of thc
'"'erS III tGr Democratic primary election
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

Sunilowt l..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-19
TRIES TO EXPLAIN
KILLING OF ZULUS
BRITISH GOVERNMENT is UN-
ABLE TO ACCOUNT FOR THE
STORIES SENT OUT OF WHOLE
SALE MASsAcRES.

London, July 1S.-Under Colonial Seere-
tary Churchill impaired to the house of
commons today the official reply to the
governments inquiries into the alleged
astrocties perpetrated on the wounded
zulus in Natal during the operation
against the rebel Chief Bambaata Ac-
eordlng to a telegram from the governor
of Natal, $500 natives were killed through
out the operations, and 1000 were made
prisoners, including the wounded. The
Natal government had no information
about wounded natives being killed by
native levies, though it was possible such
acts might have happened outside of the
observance of the British officers.
The eommandant of the militia thought
this had not been the practice TO the same
extent in the present rebellion as in the
former times. The governors telegram
confirmed the official version of Bam-
baata's head being cut off for Identified
ton, owing to the decomposition of the
rest of the body. and of its being sub
sequently buried with the latter.
In reply to further questions asking
what steps the government proposed to
take in view of the practlced admission
of the charges in connection with the
treatment of wounded Zulus, Premier
Campell-B annerman said there was no
disposition either to excuse or admit such
practices. The Natal government had no
knowledge of the killing of wounded ma
tives, and was greatly surprised at the
extraordinary kilograms sent out from
johannesburg imputing a wholesale mas
saere or illtreatment of the native
wounded
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-19
M. M. BLEDsoE DEAD.
Bullock County Is to Build a Piece Of
Experimental Road.

Union Springs. July 1S.-(Special)--
News was received in the city today of
the death of M. M. Bledsoe, a former
citizen of this place He died at his home
In Tennessee and was a brother of Mrs.
r. j. Lawrence of this city
At the special meeting Of the com
missioners and citizens Monday 1t was
decided that the county would build a
piece of good road to the amount of
$1,000 as a sample This road will lead
west from j. w. Dykes. The Moultrie
road leading north from town will also
have $1,000 expended upon it. There is
some money on hand that will be used
for these first steps, after which there
will be a hold up for awhile. In the
meantime the county road laws will be
SO amended by the Legislature as to allow
a special road tax. and then the work
will be resumed as soon as possible next
year and pushed as rapidly as possible
large crowd from here will spend
next week at Tybee.
T. NJ Gholston. c. e. Gholston and
]. C. Lawrence left yesterday for Law
ton. Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Smyth and Mrs
C. R. Russell left today for Horn Springs
Mrs Joe Arnall of Newman. Ca. is the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs j.
NJ. Ellis,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-19

Along with the letter announcing the
delegates allowed each of the counties
Chairman Mallory has sent the follow
ing communication addressed to county
chairmen:
Dear Sir-Enclosed you will find copies
of the state executive committees resolu-
lions for the state primary to be held
August 27, also a tabulation of the num-
Der of delegates to which each county
Is entitled in the state convention to
be held September 10. State ballots and
election supplies will be sent out at once
after the expiration of time allowed by
state law for candidates to declare and
comply with the rules. The ballots can
not go to press until this time July 20
expires Please notify Mr.. ]. X. Jackson,
Montgomery. where you wish election
supplies sent Mr. Jackson Is supervising
for me the printing, and will personally
see to the sending out of all election
matter. The state executive committee
will furnish all election matter except
the ballots for county officers, senatorial
districts and state delegates These will
be supplied by the county committees.
who will I presume have all these names
on one ballot, which ballot must be on
white paper. Separate boxes for the state
ballot box must be used, but only one
set of election officers must be provided
for and act
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-19
ROGERS SKIRTS CLEANED
OF BAY STATE GAS MUCK

Boston, July ia decision favorable to
the plaintiff was handed down today in
the United States circuit court in the
case of George w. Pepper receiver of the
Bay State Gas company of Delaware.
against Henry II. Rogers of New York,
in the suit to recover 100000 alleged to
be due the gas company in connection
with the sale of the Boston companies
The court orders that the profits shall
be apportioned by master between Mr..
Rogers and the Bay State Gas company
of Delaware, but IL no definite equitable
rule is ascertained then the amout shall
be apportioned half to Mr. Rogers and
half to the gas company. The court finds
that Mr.. Rogers was guilty of no fraud
1t also finds that he was guilty of no
breach of trust so far as the making of
contracts is regarded
The court holds that the position occu-
pied by Rogers was not that of a trustee
holding a mere naked trust but that he
had full control and management of the
Boston companies, acting with the full
consent of his co-trustees and that he
was liable to account for gains and profits
received by him alone for his sole benefit
The court holds that there was in fact an
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-19
NEWS OF GREENVlLLE.
Misses Shanks Entertain for Visitors
From Albany, Ca.

Greenville. July lS.-(Special.) misses
Lula and Alma Shanks entertained yes
terday afternoon from to in honor of
their cousins, Misses Susie and Exa
Brown of Albany. Ga. The guests We're
received by Mrs. Shanks, Mrs. LeclSie
and Mrs. j, l.. Perdue. The punch bowl.
placed midway down the broard, long
hall, was presided over by Mrs. Joseph
Reynolds and Mrs. Win p. Reynolds.
A pleasing feature of the afternoon was
the Rotations by Mrs. w j. Beeland,
Mrs. Joseph Reynolds and Miss Ella
Frazer, given with decided ability and
ease.
Very delightful also was the music by
Misses Brown, both vocal and instrument
tai The occasion proved one of the most
enjoyable of the midsummer season.
Mrs. Robert Haygood and Miss Annie
Hill left this morning for Indiana to visit
relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Nj. Blackwelder and