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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-10-07

.tiOn Va tiilS Oldlc. All COuSlllutfOudl pro-
visions to the contrary. as well as Act
No. 262 of the General Assembly of the
state of Louisiana for the year 1914,
ratified as an amendment to the Consti-
tuition of this State, are hereby abrogated
and repealed; and the City of New Orleans
shall have no power or authority to use
or-employ. any Of its taxes or funds for
the establishment, support or maintenance
of the public schools, directly or indirect
". except as herein authorized: provided,
however. that the City of New Orleans
shall administer. use and employ all the
hereafter held by 1t under any special
legacy, bequest or donation made or to
be made directly to it for school purposes,
and shall carry out and execute the con-
ditions of all such special legacies, be-
quests or donations that have been here
tofore made to and accepted by said City
of New Orleans and all such as may here
after be made to and accepted by said city.
Section, IS. For the purpose of giving
additional support to the Public Schools,
the Board of Directors of the Public
Schools, Parish of Orleans, or it's legal
property in the City Of New Orleans a
special tax not exceeding two mills on the
dollar of the assessed valuation Of said
property. (Which special tax shall be in
OF this aniendment, whenever ID in the
manner prescribed by Act No. ESQ of the
General Assembly of the State of Louis
thereof. or in such other manner as shall
be prescribed by law, the rate Of such
special tax, the number of years IL is to
be levied and the purpose for which the
tax is intended shall have been by said
Board submitted at an election to a vote
of the property taxpayers Of the City OF
New Orleans entitled to vote under the
laws of this State, who shall have been
assessed for property in said city as
shown by the last assessment made prior
to the submission of the proposition to the
said property taxpayers, and t2) a ma
jority of the same in number and amount
voting at said election shall have voted
therefor. The levy by said Board of any tax
authorized shall be certified, assessed, col
lected and paid in the manner prescribed
by Section IA of this amendment
the Public Schools. Parish of Orleans. or
the whole or any part of the taxes which
by this amendment II is authorized to
levy. nor fund the same into bonds, nor
borrow money in anticipation of the col
lection thereof; provided that said Board
may. in any calendar year, in anticipation
OF the collection of the taxes OF such
calendar year and for the purposes for
which such taxes are levied, borrow such
sums as shall not be in excess of the
amount of its uncollected taxes of such
year. and may issue its notes or other
evidences of indebtedness therefor and
such sums, notes or other evidences of
Indebtedness shall be payable only out of
the taxes of the calendar year in which
said loan or loans are first made and for
which Indebtedness said revenues shall be
pledged, and said Indebtedness shall not
be payable out Of any other funds or
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-10-07


of Directors of the Public Schools, Parish
of Orleans. respectively. nor as repeating,
Affecting, changing or altering Act 179 Of
for the geSr so ths Safs
the issuance Of two million dollars Of
bonds for Belt Railroad purposes.
(S) That all the rights. franchises and
and exist only upon the condition that the
construction of said bridge shall be ac-
lively begun not later than May l, 1920.
pleted within five years from the date Of
the commencement of the work: provided.
that after the work Of construction has
begun. in the event Of delays occasioned
failure Of contractor or sub contractor to
deliver materials on contract time or OF
any contractor or sub-contractor to COM
plete work on contract time or any delay
over which the grantee herein has no
control, there shall be and Is hereby
e int
provided further II the Congress OF the
United States shall, after the construc-
ton of said bridge has begun, grant an
completion of said bridge, then such
additional delay shall be and IL hereby.
ipso facto. granted under this Act.
rhas tSs e. SS ss
shall be submitted to the electors Of the
State for their approval or rejection at
the congressional electOn 10 De nel0 on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in the month OF November, 1916; that
there shall be printed on the Official
ballots to be used at said election the
words:
For the proposed amendment to the
Constitution Of the State of Louisiana
granting to the City Of New Orleans power
to construct, equip. maintain and operate
bridges or tunnels across the Mississippi
River at or near New Orleans: ETC.. and
the words:
Against the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of the State Of Louisiana
granting to the City Of New Orleans
power to. construct. equip. maintain and
operate bridges or tunnels across the
Mississippi River at or near New Orleans:
etc.
And that each elector shall indicate on
the ballot cast by him, as provided BY the
general election laws Of the State. whether
he votes for or against the proposed
amendment.
HEWITT BouANCHAUD.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
FERNAND MOUTON,
Lieut.. Gov. and President Of the Senate.
Approved: June 30, 1916.
R. G. PLEASANT,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
JAMES ]. BAILEY.
Secretary Of State.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
Stride acritSrt.

Gncber 21. 5cbraor. Die
STRIDE III Bearport, nabc oieier
Staot ipur6e bente olrb eincn
9rano i'll 9lide selegt melher III Der
5afriitci icinen stniang nabm Der
anacrihtete 5hnoen miro auf etpa
$5O0,000 berebnet.
(ss miro bcfiirhtet, onB Gin Snobe,
Der Ill oas @ottesbous eiitOrang, nr
cine lpertbuone Statue 8u retter, III
Sen Huiiielt begraben III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22

GoB ein Gbenann ieincr 6rnlt
BON Der CT ri9t etlpa gcidieOen it,
cr8dblt, er trogc ii1 nit S5cirat6sgc.
Oautcl iit tbotiddliH bier in galti.
more paiiirt. Gem Gapitdn 0lc@o,
bern bon Scr @ebcimpoIi5ei beri6tete
geitern Gran Wlarp @olowinsfc, bic
III ylr. 1t3, Samblirg.StroBc, ipo6nt,
ibr Wlann babe ibr cr5GbIt, ooB er
iif nit elmer anocren Gran 3l pcr-
bciratben bcabiihtigc, iinO 3wor loa
iih @olowinsfe bereits cine Sei-
rotbsliccnj ueridoift baben. 9lngeb,
lid ioIte Die Iraiulng geiteru itatt.
iinoen. Gnpitdn Dlc@opern trof
icIbitperitdnoIid ioiort sic notbigeu
WtaBnabmen um @oIopinsfe nit
Den iiir ocrartiec Sale III tsragc fonl.
HenScn @eleben ctpaS nober oers
traut 5u madcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22

Bca6uln pon 0cm oTereln Der 8out'
lelltc un0 Sabrifanten" rcidte bellte
9Iben0 SSr. S6riper cine Bill Elm, oie
0cn 3tpef bat, pielc @eitinunlngen
oes wobItbdtigcu @eieBes lu5uper.
fen. Die IA Sciten lnnge 8orloge
bcbt inter 9lnoerem Die 9aftpflibt
auf pcrm llnfdue 0ur6 Wiitonge-
itellte pcrurIodt peroen. GesgIei-
den miro cs Der Gommiiiion aubeim.
geitelt, 5u beitiutmen, pas gefdbr.
Iihe Bernie iino. S5m @an5en lper-
ben Der H., 49, 49,, 49,, A., AZ.
ino 49. 9Ibi9nitt piocrrllfen uuo
perdn0ert BON Neuem crIaIieu.
@egcH &eb lerei.
Sr. 9Intonie bon Baltimore le5te
I'M llnterballie cine Bill Dor, nod
iUeIdcr cs nit elmer @eIoItraic BON
$500 ooer eiuem Sobr @efdngniB be-
itroft miro, gIItpaaren bon 9inoern
ODER unbefonuten @crlonen 5u fau-
fen.
Steucr Gommiiiion.
Senator glr6er bat im Senate
cine Bill eingereidt, bic Stoots-
Characterization allf3ubebcn uno
Oilrb Den @ouperneur einen Steuer-
Gommiiidr 5u $4,000 pro Syobr cr.
ncnucn 5u loNeL ser iid cincn &c.
frctdr SIT $500 ouSiudcn nllib, im0
oic iibrigen @ruenullngen 5u mohen
bat Ter 9iehtsbeiltano uuB pom
@ouOerneur ernannt ucrocu.
Stro &c 0urh h GIfrioge.
&om Senator SSobnlon muroe cine
Bill i'm Senate lmtcrbrcitet, sic
Stonts-2anOItroBe Gomrniilion an.
5u6oltcn $4,000 fir Sen gou scr
Staats1troBe oilrh GlfriOee, Som.
orO-Golutp, 5rl pcrlpcuocn.
Hepiiion Der 2 toatSs
Sinnn3cn.
Die WlitgIieoer Der 8inau5.Golni.
ten Der @eieeeeblmg. ocr @ouper.
neilr uno Der ncuc mo scr oltc
5taats. 5dabnciitcr, rcuioirten am
Sormittoe Die 8crtbpopicre oes
States III Der ,Safc Dcpoiit &
Irlit Go.~ in Baltimore unO bcrid-
teten Der @elebeebung, oaB oieieIben
iid III outer SrOnilng bciiiiOen.
3 dulbdufer fir @obI
3wcde.
2Iuf Geranlaiillne oeS Dlapors
Breton bat Sr. Sec Dem lluterballc
cine Bin ilntcrbreitet, in Ser Stoot
Baltimore 5u geItattclt OaB bic
C5bulbduier fir MabI. iuo fiir Hc-
giItrir5lpcde benubt mcroen oiirfen.
8isbcr bat oie Staot oaiGbrli6
$4,000 fir Niietbe bon Mabuofalcl
bc5abIcll niiiIicn.
Ecnftonen fiir itdotii 1 {
y eamtc.
SIN lInterballle bat Sor. See cine
9ill eingereiht pelbc bic 5toot 9al.
timorc diitoriiirt, ollidbrIid cine be-
itimlntc Slmluc an5lliebcn, iucIHe
fir Feniionen fir oltersI6made gIn.
geiteIlte Der Notwithstanding,
bic ibre Nilidten allfeebcn niiIlcn,
be8a6lt iueroen ioa. Eeiriionen ioI-
fen nlr lolhe Ycrionen er6oltclt ipel.
dc i'm Iienite perIebt iperoen ODER
ldn0er oIs 5ebn Sabre ecOient babeu,
iuenn iic ourd poreeriidteS 9llter INT
idbig peroen, ibrc 8fIidten iueitcr
5u perlcbcu. Die gia bat Die 81.
thinning ser @uogct.9ebOroc bon
Baltimore mo oeS Movors Brciton.
&ebrtc na d Annapolis
5uriid.
@oupcrneur Snrrineton, ipcIder
oen gan5cn Gaa in Baltimore Der,
lpciItc, fcbrtc bclitc gIbcno nod glt.
hopoIis 5rriid. Gs bcibt, 0aB cr
pcrid)icOcntlibc Gonieren5cn nit Dem
glmoes Scnotor Smith in 9eBup
auf Die Grncnilln9eil, ipelde nlorgen
genadt iperocn ntiiiiclt, bate. Gee
glcider conferirte CT nit Dem @cnc.
rolonuolt 9lit6ie 1T 9c5ug oilf oil
8orihldge Der Tooonoip Gommii,
iior.
[ GnA -. n.,.A.. :. IL .....A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
sdIadltcnmalcr braun ocltOr6cn.

2onooiL q. 5cbruor. 2no-
pig Braun Der betonntc boDcriIhe
Shlodtenualer, lit i'm 9lIter bon
SO Sobren geItorben mic eine Slnt-
fteroomer Depeide an Die Central
gleps" uiittbcilt.
(2uopig Braun itltoirte i'm Sabre
1859 inter Sornce @ernet oen be-
riibmten fror8oiiihen Wlolcr militia
rider 5ceiien. Den oeutih.fron5o,
liNHcn &ricg monte CT oIs offi5ieller
D1aler nit, rn0 icine befoniiteltcn
Sdopfungen biIoeu Gpiiooeu ors
oieiem arieae.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22

FfN~F'bVNf ~F'Ft~'~ ~'f~ ~~*t9iN
bile berab geporfen. Raris
fact ougebIi@ iei bei Brabaut.
lcSFoi eiu ~8eppeIin" bertnter-
gciaoiicu Woroen. 2eutider.
9eriHt iiber Oen letteu 2uft-
gIuariff ouf guolanO.
Berlin oia aonoon, 81. 5ebr.
Gie bcutide oberite SeereSleitiiug
oiebt 6oIgenoeS befornt:
ollnier aIeroplau.@ @eidipuoer griff
aui ocr @eitfrout nebrere 9oiitioueu
binter sen feinoIihcu ainien an IN.
ter onoeren oie bel 5urnes, Eope.
ringbe, 9lniens uuo 2inepiIle. IS
tpur0cn iebr eriolgreiae geiuItote
bcubohtet
1eattfde SIieger bombor.
0iren 5urnes In W Il
5Ion0ern.
Berlin, "a 6ebruar. Gin 6eute
bier aiisgege5ener amtliAer geri6t
meloet 0aB oelltite W3ariuc.2lero.
plane geitern eiue groBe 9In3abI
Bomber aiif oas britiide Truppeus
logger bei iSilrnes IN 8cit.5In10erl
nabe BET gsor0ieefiiitc, ipipic ant Ole
ourtiac BIiegeritatiou gctuorfen ba-
ben.
laS oeutihc 6luogeihipaoer liz
unperiebrt 8liriidgefebrt
n3eppelin" beruutergc
fmoilen.
Roris, 2l 6ebruar Cine beitc
qlbeuo gemadtc ofii5iellc gInfiiuoi.
guua beioat, odB elm u3eppeIiu~.
anftidiff bette Iii Der 9ladjbariHaft
pm @rabant.le-9loi all Oct Wloos
bon fran5oiiidJsn @eidiecn berillttcr.
geirhoiien mur0c,
Ser u3eppeIin4 flog bon 5t Wc.
neboitIo naA oeu Siiocn sit im0
iuuroc pon ocn 9attericu BON Na-
uignp auS bcidoiicn. @ou etuem
graaogeiboB eetroffeH fieI oern3ep.
pelin1 aHgeblicb iii Der Jdbe BON
8ro6autIes5loi ii 6lammcn ge5iiat
bernieoer
Dentider@cricht iibera Il
angriff auf Gnglan6.
tDtaDiIos ndD Gaooinel
8erliit 2l Iebriior Die oclltf
ibe SlonliraIitdt gab bctte 9adnlit+
tad oen naAItebcnocn autliden @e,
ridt iiber Den IeBten 2ilftongriii oui
GrgIar0 aus
,Ieitti6e Wlariue,2leroplane bo6cil
nm ~ 6cbulor inn Nlittdg bic britt
Ihe Stiiite ongegriifen
Gs ipuroen init glItem Grfolgc
9onbcn diff sSabrifen binter 0cr
@abn unO auF sic @erften iuo Den
Gaiometcr HI 2omestoit berabgewor.
fcn Ger Sauptbahnbof uuo bic
@erfteu iii 2owestoft rptroen ncb.
rcre 9}aIc getrofien. Der @nlonicter
6rah inter ser Mirfurg Der @oni.
Ben 3uiaunncn sluBcr0em iuuroeu
smci 1aufoonlpfcr bonlbar0irt.
Grcb oeS beftigen 6auers, oas oic
feinolihen @cidIiibc aitf ituierc Slug.
5eilge rid5teteit luio obluobl icinolidC
iSLieoer Std @erfolging allfnabmeii
febrtcn STE oeutihen gleroplanc
idnuntlA impcriebrt Buriid."
3eppeliubalIc angeblih
bon 5tnrm be{habigt-
Bern pia Naris, 2l. Sebr.
Cine TepeiHe auSGouattsborn iagt
oaB bic neuc 3eppelinballe III 6rie.
orthsbafen aut 1ienitag ourd einer
5narm theilneiie 3eritort tuoroen lit
Gs gina fcin Menibeulebeu perlorer
limb cS III uidjt befunnt ob ali ocr
8cppelincn 1hdOen angeriHtet iuur'
De.
(3n SrieoriAsbafeu onr 9ooeitlet
befiroer iid Bic SaiptanIageu fiji
&eritelluug uuo @cparahtr BON ;3ep.
pelinet oie iii Der AegcI 5uern iibet
Dem @ec ihrc BrpbeTliiae mahen
9l0mansbprn licgt aud ani No0eniee
ubcr aiif 5dbiuciser @ebiet.)
Sodpniicn bei2Httth.
gtmIter0unL pil 2oroon, 2i
yebr Dic Dlaas III ans ben
llferu aetrcten un0 bat cine groBt
2nnoitre4c iii Bet glahbaridjaft Dou
aiiitidl, ioipia cine gtn8abl Iorfer
n6rolib 0aDon imO Ebeile Der Staoi
lelbIt iiberflirbet
8mei cann0tidc @enerdIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22

Aitr6er |crfeb } I. sd
begreife gar pidt, pie Sic nit
Der Miillern oicier ItoOtbcfornteu
alatlhbnie, ucrtebrcu ul0gcn"
u&coen q bod nidt pieio Der.
febre if nit oer2 gSir toitlchcn
bic yieuiefeiten aus imo Damn iino
mir fcrtia nit einonoer~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
44llaulkOrb.
@irO Der 9uma bOEs
Sebdnst.
9mr6 bic MnDrOmungem
Oes 3aren.

+ erwortet promptc GrIeoieung
aIIcr oorIiegcnocn @cidaftc.
@iH feiuc Iaugpierigerl nue-
Ioicn ibm uubequemen 0ebottcu
baben. 9Ruiiiibc glrmee madt
I'M GaufoIus ongcbIit peitcrc
Gorti9ritte. son gon-Diitrift
heSebt hohpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
Dtutl6e @lirgfr.
8eridlieOene britiidbe 9sps
itttOnem aigegriffen.

@omben tn Der @egeuo uon Surnes,
SSoperinsbe, glmiens uno 2uue.
bile berab aeporfeu. 8aris
iagt ougebIi& iei bei Brabant-
leRoi eiu v8eppeIin" berltnter-
gciaoilen Woroen. Deutider
9eriht iibcr oeu lcttcu 2uft-
gIuarifi oaf guglanS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22

2on0on "a. Scbrlar. Grei
bnIgariihe 0ffi5iere imo pirr5ig
5oIoaten iino bei Der GrpIoIion cines
Der SanptoepotS fir Wlunition III
0tiId aatootet ooer perlplnoet nor.
Oen Iagt cine Depeide auS D0eiia all
bic uGailD Daail" Siirf5ig icrbiibe
Giurpobner oct 5taot iinO iuater Der
aniduIOignus init oct 9tnaelegen,
belt 5u tbun gebabt 5it baben oerbof.
tet iporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22

@crIin oia aonoon, 81. 5ebr.
&ie ocitidc oberite SeereSleitiing
oiebt 6oIgerocs befonnt::
ollnier .@eiApaoer griff
nui ocr g9eitfrout nebrere 4oiitioueu
binter oen ieirolihen 2inien an I'M.
Ter anOcren oie bel 5rrnes, Gope.
ringbe, 9lntiens uro 2iinepille. g3
tvitr0en icbr erioIgraide 9leiultate
bcobobtet."
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24
Communication.

1t always has been that the
people of S. G. were in favor of
punishing criminals. The vote
on the 29th will decide that uues
ton. \ If decided in the affirm
alive will it not be wise and
economy forOu lawmakers to
abolish trial by court and Jury
for crime? You can look at this
as. you please. If the first de.
cisi6n is consistent or reasonable
the second is more so. No way
OF explaining it otherwise. We
have a government that protects
all the people and metes out ius-
tice TO all classes of people in
like manner to what has been
the custom all down through
the ages. With our laws obeyed
and enforced as never before
are not the people satisfied with
it9 All other states are. To
change conditions will divide
the white people Of the state.
Do you favor that? If not, tell
me how you explain it. % I
I Matthew Hendricks
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24

Mrs. j. p. Carey, .Ir, and daughter are spend.
ing awhile in lcnhcrSOuvillc, n. &.
Frank Allgooh was elected cotton wc,gher at
rickenS Saturday The election was quiet and
resulted at follows: Allgood, .0G; Jones, III;
Parsons IT,
AZ this will be the last chance for candidates
TO address the voters through The sentinel be
fore the first primary we are giving them good
deal OF space. We are snte II will prove inter.
,'h W. wy ~ ~ ~ 49, " 49, - ~
The Sentinel will not he published next week
until we can give our renders some definite elec-
ton returns. II may get out Ms usual OF II may
be a day late. Watch The Sentinel for election
results. If yomr subscription is ont you had
better renew today.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24

Misses :Myra Lou Cochran and Media lsoggs
leave this week for II visit To Washington and
other points OF interest north.
u. y. Scnwright Is ut Chick Springs playing In
the checker meet for tho state championship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris and child OF Wash.
ingtOn, PC, are visiting his parents in pickens.
The protractcd meeting which began at the
Plckens baptist church last Sunday liz running
smoothly and bids fair to be Il great revival
RcS. lMr. Williams is doing the preaching In a
powerful and pleasing way. Everybody has Il
cortlih'inviation to attend and take a pnrt in
the meeting.
Miss Florde Carey has returned from Il visit
to friends in Greenvilic.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24
VOTERS, LISTEN!
Don't Think This is Not Worth
|" Your Time--.Read 1t

TO the Voters of Pickens County:
l, The letter appearing below
was mailed to me by a friend
and strong supporter of Pickens
County, with the request that 7
'publish,the same without using
the authors name. This comes
unsolicited from one Of the lead
ing citizens of Pickens County,
who has known me for years
and 1T giFesme pleasure to Mb-
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24
THE MAN WHO CAN

farmer boy who by his efforts and hard work
his through the school college
and perssency worked himself to place of influence his
community and state and has the confidence of all who know
him He exampleof what boy do if he tries
Mr. Horton has made Of everything he tried to do
He will make If elect John Hor,
to congress will only have representative but
will be example to show boy what
He knows the conditions and needs of the people
other in the congress- people
and he will stand by the people, 1s# A FRIEND
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24

Teachers VVanted-C) Men for
town and country schools $50 to S75.
(2) Ladies combining music and common
school. Unprecedented demand. (3)
Grade and high school. Can place all
qualified teachers for any the above.
Write today. Southern Teachers
Agency, Columbia, S. C. II
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24
Bargains i'm used Motorcycles

We have. the following INDIAN Mo
torcycles that we are going. to close out
at once. Each one guaranteed to be in
fine running condition. One, 1918, mod
ell twin, $65. One, 1914, model twin.
$llO. One, 1916, two speed twin, $l25.
We also have others at equal prices.
Don't delay, these will be sold fast at
these prices. JOHN S. O'NEALI., 2-9
Buncombe street, Greenville. If
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

For Saae-Two houses and lots in
the town Of Six Mile. Four fresh milk
cows. All on easy terms. R. G. Gaines,
Central, S. C. Is
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24

RI0st-On the turnpike road Friday,
a pair of spectacles; owners name in :
side case. Return to The Sentinel office
and get reward.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24

Abeauty specialist represent
ing the United Drug Co., and
demonstrating the Rexall Har-
lmony perfumes and toilet artf-
cles will be i'm Pickens the week
beginning Septembey1sthsr She.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24

Governor Manning has proven his 10y
atty to the people of South Carolina and
his remarkable record of constructive
Legislation is ample reason for his re-
election. Has Mr.. Blease, Mr.. Cooper,
Mr.. DesChamps or Mr.. Duncan shown
any reason why Manning should not be
re- e-elected? What would either one of
them do for the good of South Carolina,
IT elected, that has not already been
done by Governor Manning? Has either
a better governor than Manning? Has
either Mr.. Blease, Mr. Cooper, Mr.. Des-
Champs or Mr.. Duncan proven their de-
sire or ability to do any more for the
cause of LAW, LABOR, EDUCATION
and humanity than has Governor Man
ming? ad
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24

VIII eWll ait she homes by ap-
4eisttbttssaflt and give free dem
@asoaaOii@as OF these goods, free
maaasa g&sy etc, Her headaflar-
tiers VIII be AZ the Pickens Drug
Co, q
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24
VOTE For
..yOlk|bnp n. Horton
FOR CONGRESS
He Stands F0gs
HE Stands FOs.s

@ Rural CreditsCheap money direct from the Government
St0the farmers on long. easy payments.
He believes in perfectng Warehouse System SO that
the farmers will be able to hold COTTON
sell as the market demands it. "
Farmers and Labor ORGANIZATIONS will find him
friend lie is man Of the People ana for the People
Vote for HarfOsa for Countries
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24

"The Pine Hill Ladies' Aid," humorous three
act entertainment will be given in the Pickens
school auditorium next Monday evening" Au-
gust 2Sth at $3.50 j.. III. This play is under the
auspices of the Georges Creek a ID Society and
and is for the benefit Of the church II Is given
by local talent from the Georges Creek commu-
nifty and from Easley. Come and laugh It does
you good Admission IL and 25c
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24

The Mauldin Memorial Home at the
Connie Maxwell Orphanage, Greenwood,
will be dedicated September End. Rev.
D. w. Hiott of Pickens will make the
address of the occasion. All relatives
and friends of the late Laban Mauldin,
who gave the money to build this home,
are invited to attend.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-24
IL LOCAL AND
PER AL

The Sentinel will publish cards Of
thanks from candidates at the rate Of
one. cent q word, cash to accompany
card. 1t costs us this much to set the
type and furnish the paper to print it
on and anyone who is very thank full
is thankful enough to pay this small
cost.
"a. Misses Martha Cureton and Belle
Tongue are in Baltimore studying the
latest in millinery and buying goods for
Miss. Cureton's millinery shop.
THE Freeman reunion will be held at
the home of Newton Freeman at the
old Clement mill on Saturday, Septem.
her 2. All relatives and friends are
cordially invited to attend and bring
well-flled baskets.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-07
Favors Law to Place
Burden Of Proof With
Railroads

Continued from First Page.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-07

clown ................. Miss Pearl Bell
Lavalliers, $500 - 10000 Hitchcock.
Jeweler. Open cvenin9s.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-07
ROAD BONDS DEFEATED.

A special dispatch from BuhI TO the
Twin Falls Times says: With a total
vote of more than 200 below that of the
June bond election. the Bull sInde
pendent highway instdict Saturday
again defeated the good roads bonds
Saturday. The vote stood sos for the
bonds and 596 against them. OF the
total vote of 1904. it would have re-
CURED 1886 to have won the election
for the Improvement. In Bull, the total
vote stood 633 for the bonds and 154
against them; in Castleford. the fav-
orablc 1874. while the opposition pollcd
50; the Luccrn vote stood 81 to 16 for
the issue.