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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

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unb Nieren.2ei6en Derben bur6 Rarl's
gIoper &pot Sbee turirt. Gum Wer'
taMf bel aaltepsr & 56adarb. Sames
@labin, 8. s. 5peasfp, &. @obn &
Co., g. Stein, Central Drug Stsrs,
U. 66neppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

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Sure gebeill iuerheu. Sieies groBe
6ultenbeiImittel 1T ba8 ein5ig befannte
oeaen biefe Idredli9e arantbeit. Gum
Gerfauf Sci &aIteper & 96u9arb,
;Sames glaoin, 1. $. Spelleiip, R.
Spbu g Co., g. Steia, Central Drug
Store. u. S6peppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

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TiI4s mno u intern ~ arf t.
8dgli6 frii6e Slide, 9tuifern, Milb,
@eftgel aler 9lrt. s elepbon 399.
8eifeQungen perben tn irgeHb einew
Sbeile ber @tabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

9ie bette 9uften.MeniBin 1T Sbilob's
Cure. Gin bernahldlligter 0ufien III
aefdbrli@. 9elft ibm iO9lei9 nit Sbi.
lob's Cure ab. Gum 8erfauf bel Sal.
teper & @9ndarb, Sames glapin, 8.
3. SpeaeTp, @. @obn & Co., q. Stein,
@entral Drug Store, u. @6weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

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ger1iopfune, appetitlOfsteit, 5dwia.
bel, selbe 6autfarbe sepla9ta @bt
lob's gitaliser III ein fi6eres 0eilmittel.
BUM gsrfouf BET &alteper & S6u'
darb. 5ames glapiu, 8. s. Speaeifp.
q. @eba & Co., g. Steiu, Central
Drug 6tore, ". S9meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06
tno tpirS Die Sibe nod, 10 eroR

Hub tpirS bic 9ibe nod 10 arcR
eSn mni'rem iH1nen esiioen,
go TT bod ntd,t 10 idJlimm baS Spos,
9as mn6 BIER tit befdieben.
Denn bet benz fiiblen Lone Star Sier,
21ft MaeS itdJ ertragem
ltnb ittllen umi'ren 9urit baum mir:
0Ser tpirb uad, Site fragen?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06
Gin be,ttibes gattitarin,tt.
9entide lerste, benti6es 8iiien, beut=
ide .SehanOlnna.
9eutl6es 8iiien unb oeuti9er l1nterneb.
munqsgeiIt baben in ben 8eretnigten 5taaa

ten nanDes bletbenoe
9enfmal erri6tet, bas
benz beutiden @amen
aur @bre geretbt.
} Inter anberen bolts
tbiimltcben, peroienitz
puuen otuti9en un=
ternebmun9en nennen
mir oas Seuti6e Setl.
sSultitut uno Sanitaz
rum in Soleoo, g.,
bas tnl Seraeit Der
Stuot. GCfe N1dDiiDu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

8ommt bic ih1ne Sriiblim9s5ett
SR baS BuGbier audi bereit.
Spd, caS bette 8pd=8ebraii
at paS Lone Star, meiner 1reu!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

= Sie Natur ma6t allerbinss tets
men Sprung. aber fie usrfitbrt 3u
sroben sprtinsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06
itm bieie esabres5.it fdnst faff ein

tim bieie eSabresseit fdnst faft ein
eSeber an. cine JriibiabrsmebiSin gu
nebmen. Dieies lit cine Doraigli@e
ginridtung, bprausgeiebt man niumt
Simmons Liver Regulator, bic bette
berartige Mebi3in. SurG eine 2eber,
bic manaeIbaft ibre GunftiOnen be-.
lorat, perifopft fib bas gan;e Spfem
uu6 ueruria6t i9IedteS 8lut. Seben
Gag cine Sofis BON Simmons aioer
Regulator genommen. madt einen
neuen Meni6en aus @u9. Dian iebe
nod benz rotben z anf benz padete.
Simmons 2iper Regulator muB gegen'
mdrtig elm Seber baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

- Wer rur 70 tbut. aIs iei er gut,
IN ber ibIimmfte Sbuai9tgut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

= Gine srOke Sluswabl BON Gas.
Cefem gum ao6en In Der 9. u. Gas
aompagnte. Siliises Jenernn8Sma'
terial. Seine Siee. Wor5asltde Oefen
sum aod,em itub Baden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06
THAT Little
" Cough"

may lead to Consump-
tion. Cure it at once with
the old, reliable DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the greatest
remedy known for Cough,
Cold, Grippe, Group and
all Bronchial Affections.
DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup
is the best and costs only
IS cts. Avoid Substitutes,
81. W. .ss: ..:: ]: .sss a.s aa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

Gm folsenben Gage eulpfius aarl
Qangner in ieinem Burean bur1 ben
9otelbiener bes sGrbprinsen" uou
Aerrn D. 9uraiteot elm elesanies. NIT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

- 4u6 ber aablt6pfise uirb suges
ben miiiIen, bab bas baar cine 6aupt'
fade III.
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT-DE.SlRABIE 12-ROOM BRICK i3O
Sd ST. NV: MI; porcelain tub: cabinet mantrls;
paper and paint: house in complete order:
$50. rs. J. FRED. KELLEY. Room ~. Atlantic
building. 92S 80 st. NV. Oco-Jt
Evening star., 1896-10-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-
Iowa Cir. cor, 15r. $3.50 st nr 18th. 10r. 125
ave near Scott st nr 10th. cor, 10r. l2s
lafayette -. iir 800 iS,a M st. IT, cor ior ID 100
:. i"tn ST. lSr DO 21st ST. cor. Or. lOO
Jefferson pl nr Conn ave, lit. r....::.... 100
ave, l4r. side win 10Th st nr q, 11r... 100
aows.. 100 18th st,
lookingThomas Cir Sunderland pl. lor 100
ce. iir $50 10Th st nr =, 10r.. 100
III hr 18th. 14r... $50 st sc. 9r. 93
" st mr. nth, 12r.... 15U Il st 18th. 9r..... IS
3. nr iith !0r.. -. $50 9Th st nr .. Or. 10
. st nr 2lst, I7r.2b I25E Corcoran st nr I7th IS
Mass ave nr Dupont y st 14th. 9r.... rs
Circle. 12r. 49,. 125 NJ st mr. 9th. sr..... 90
y st nr 14ti. cor,9r. 125t T st mr. 10th sr. 90
81 hr 2lst mewl, p st nr eth, 1Or.... 55
i2r ............. 125 I4anier Hts 1Or..... 45
1t wM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 14O7 F st.
FOR RENT-g1l Il. l. AVE. NV. TEN ROOMS
completely furnished; everything first class; SIS
per month. 1t"
FOR RENT FURNISHED by
WM II. SAUNDERS 4 CO. 1907 ST
Elegant house on circle; IL rooms; south win
dsws; side yard Ind delightful interior: with
without tine stable: low price desirable teuant.
",Ff 5r lis, 'r Of 1',ralars hansas soo f., s,a ., fin,
We have several houses at sIeo and $3.50. with
special Inducements to small families.
medium sized house. nicely located, will be
rented to well-recommended party to keep board
a very attractive house of rooms on n. II.
ave mt only $65 per month
our complete list can lie had by mail or by ap-
pl1cati0n at office.
Special attention to strangers urarpuainted
win city WM. ii. SAUNDERS d co,
i, 1907 + st.
FOR RENT FUR: s75 FOR WINTER; s55 BY
the year; desirable Broom house: paper, plumbing
ana 1resh air furnace; new; and herdics
rear l7l4 18th st NV oclO3 3t.
FOR RENT-FINE NEW NV CORNER HOUSE.
lashonahly locatcd; furnished: reduced to SlOi
Co. 1907 + ST. ,..Intf
FOR RENT,NEAR CONN. AvE.-172a 21sT ST: .
,ihs; anu hath: ami; $500 per annum. Also, on
\. IL ave, ID rms and bath: ami: S125 Der
mo- Both handsomely decura ted: cnmplctely fur
hlshed, furnace heat. Apply l2G2 2lst st. oc1 -2w'
FOR RENT TO ADULTS. HANDSOMELY Fur
6-rni house. bath buffers pantry; large bay win
dow crystal chandeliers: good stable. suit ahe
NC good location. OWNER 1924 s st NV
Ocl0-3ts ~ NV
FOX KENT NINE LARGE ROOMS WELL. FUR
nlshed large yard. stable. for only $50 per mo.
Apply At li2o Soughton st. it,
FOR RENT -FIKNISIED HOUSE OF q ROOMS:
siclhtv dupont Circle; will reserve Sd
itnr except servants room. and make price i5
II taken Immediately. Address T. NJ o. Star
Office oI;,-9,.
FOR RENT-FURNISIIED ED-NEw HOUSE OF 10
rooms and bath; 500 per month; q st. bet 18th
and 18th NV Address J. r r., Star Office. .,S-tf
FOR RENr-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS COR CLIFF
ron ana 18th sts., new modern louse, fully and
handsomely furnished; l0 rooms, baths billiard
room with table: steam heat: freplaces with gas
Logs; awnings, screens. Rent $3.50 per month
occupied ny owner. se7-tf
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FURNISHED.
II st near 18th. .$.33. 81 NJ st 14th. tsO.oo
X ST Conn .2gl Mass near 18th l33 .32
Conn near Fla 80 90 10Th H.. .lc0.if0
Mass Nv near !lth. 229 10 18th bet = aud Il. 10000
18th ST Dup Cir. .20S.33 y = 18th. .lo1-n
Conn Far Kenesaw lithS3. n
rasgt So. ...... 10000 18th st mr. Dup Cir as 90
Dupont ccrle. 900 90 Corcoran 18th $500
FITCH, FOX & BROWN.
cc9-tf 1906 g ST. n
Evening star., 1896-10-10
BICYCLES.
AUCTION PRICES

AUCTION PRICES
But Not Auction Wheels
New 1895 500 March Davis S55.
Fully guaranteed one year from date Of purchase.
In three coors, green. maroon and black. Ladies'
ar gents only $50 cash. Secondhand wheels in
cood or,ler. $50 and up. Repairing ut popular
prices. conn AVE. CYCLE 20
IL 1110 Conn., ave.
Evening star., 1896-10-10
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED HOUSE On CApTTOI. HILL: ABOUT
$1,000: must he bargain Address &. H., Star
office. ocIO n
wANTED-rU RENT NEW. MODERN HOUSE
near cars: NV part of city: 10 IL rooms:
kitchen parlor foor. Address, with all par.
ticulars. Box ~. Star Office. 1t.
WANTED BY \ GOOD TENANT. 10 RENT FOR
the season, el-furnishc,, house within the
district hcunsl-l by IL. l., 18th and aUth Sts
Address u lisiE. Star Office. It,
WAITED CUSTOMERS, HOUSES AT
bargain figures. costing from 5000 5000 in
The NV; cash " hank to purchase.
II FILLER x FULLER 5O4 11th ST
WANTED tn PtRCHASE HOUSE WITH
from D to I rooms; water and gas; Etrge lot;
give locatiou snd terms. HOAESEEkER. Star
office ccI0-2ts
WANTED tn BUY HOUSE IN NV. PART OF
city. Dot less than Ioo.lS: all mod. ipips., l.r
about Si.eto. all cash: must BE- In good condition
and bargain. location and full particulars
must he given. Address BOZ. Star Office. ocs-5t
WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT-wE HAVE DAILY
inquiry for good houses; your may suit; try Us.
We give personal attention to renting houses
GEO. H. BLISS & CO.. 633 st. NV au2S-tf =
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT-ON MERIDIAN HILL ABOVE 1Gri1
and Florida ave. Sr.&b. brick cottage; cellar,
outbuidings, stable and large grounds: convenient
TO cars and herdics. Apply at 202S 10Th H.
aflO-3fs
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN. Az 7TIi ST. S.W.
1877 G sw7rsSi S2- 0OI ls45 IA NV. Tor amis 1909
Ga + sw sr am: H. col 4S4 1st So. Or. ami "0.Go
I43 eth sw. ST.. rm1s.0oi 1l0 II sw ar. wa l:-3a
47S sw, st&dwg 12.G0i 12l0 Sd sw, 5r. wa 1000
1919 e sw, 7r. wa .15.30I 4i6 lst sw, Or, wa 1000
NIL
Evening star., 1896-10-10

l.. WEAVER.
SITS. NV. Telephone l1O4.
GOO l124 18th NV. Sr. 200
- ~ 2l2 7 ST. fur. Sr. .2s co
5000 IL Y st. Or. ~. so
5o.oo 900 Elm. Id rk,7r.lS. 40
4o.0o Office rooms. 629 r 81.
i0.eo 1l22 23d NV. or. 1890
40.W 5zS Tern ar ne. sr.l1.5O
0.N 1880 5th 5r.g.w.l 1870
$3.50 6oi r NV. Or. 90
$500 14O0 s st. store. 1870
3O.5n Fort ST. B'k'l'd,7r.l2.o0
$3.50 lol9-2f 18th sc. Or. 800
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT-ON SECOND FLOOR, VERY NICE
ly furnished rooms; be arranged for light
housekeeping II desired. Apply 11lS Va. ave
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT 1872 sTH ST. NV: BRICk: G
rooms and BATH $22.50 Apply y. WELLS. l2i2
W.
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT-723 llTH ST. N.W.-LARGE PAR
lors for business dining room, kitchen: three
rooms Sd floor; together separately; or part Of
rent III bOard. It,
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT-UNFUR.: 2D FLOOR; ROOMS
bath, gas. heat light housekeeping: $11. so per
month. 55 Quincy st. bet North Capitol and
LIST It,
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR REET-J0HN
Cor. F and Sth
1905 21st. l2r. =.
l3o9-11 14th. 11r. !
1903 Sd ST, l2r. 4.
1872 \ NV, 12r. - g.
43 4th NV. 12r. -
2l7 Z st. Tor. -...-
l2U7-c 4 Q. Tor. -
1911 S NV. Tor .
l52S-S0 T NV. IT,.
S12 Del ave ne. 7r. :
223 + ST NV, T. :
3a6 T NV, l1r.
pcS-ff
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT-l219 NJ ST. NV, LARGE COM.
municating, second floor rooms; southern eX.
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT To ADULTS, HANDSOMELY Eli,
G-rn house; bath. buffers pantry; large bay win
COW crystal chandeliers good stable: suitable
Nc: good location. OWNER 1924 = st NV
Os.lO- " - ~ "''-
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT-12is 9TH ST. NV: FRAME; Z
rooms and bath; SIS: will he let private
dwelling for business; good stand for oys; rs
AnIy Y WELLS l242 9th NV. OciO.l.
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENT-FOUK BRIGHT. PLEASANT UNFIR-
nished rooms I'd floor; bath same floor: for light
housekeeping: to adults only; location first class;
Convenient to cable; references required. llO3
r. l. ave oclte3b"
Evening star., 1896-10-10
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD:
823 10Th st. NV: CATERER, Mrs. EVA BUR
PEI-L. formerly Of the Everett Flats, Fl st: NV.
ncll.
Evening star., 1896-10-10

FOR RENr-UNF.'R FRONT ROOM SUITABLE
for doctors otfce 1st Hoor; elegant ro"ns I'd
floor: also upper 312 Ind. ave-, near cry
Hall. Also, 2 nice basement rooms, cheap, ~
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06


Twenty-Five years ago one of five
boys, while wandering along the banks
OF tho Elizabeth River, in Elizabeth,
N. J' found an old stocking tied at
each end and full of something. He
Threw IT. down and all tho boys In turn
picked 1T up and played with it until #
broke and some rags and ribbons and
%loo in money rolled out. The money
thCy linally turned over to the Chief
oi Pollcc that he might find an owner
for it, No owner, however, ever m.
pearcd, and then a dispute arose among
the boys as to which of them had q
right to tho money. The matter was
carried to court and finally got into
chunccry. Last week Vice Chancellor
Emory handed down a final decision
ordering that the money, which had
increased to about 81 POO, be equally
divided among all five claimants.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06

TIE LIBERTY BELL.-The Snarto, :,
has the following information IN ,ssh mn'
gurd to tho history of the famans ~ ro,
Liberty Bell, which will doubtless in.
torest many OF our readers: "Tho
| boil was imported from England in
l132. On its arrival 1t was cracked bv
the clappor on its trial ring. BY order
ol tho assembly OF tho province of
l,onnsylvania it was recast under the
direction OF Isaac NOrment. Flo nor.
haps conceived tho idca of tho inscrip.
tlon which surrounds the bell at the
Top: IL Is from Leviticus 25:lO: "Pro.
claim Llbcrty throughout the land, un-
TO all the inhabitants thereof" So il
was Ltberty boil before l77G. Under
lnls inscription Is another: "Pass g.
STOW, Phila., MDCCLIlI." Up to I776
l; was used in tho assembly house of
Ihc province. 1t was the first to RING
out liberty to all tho people when the
declaration Of Independence was ac.
compished July 4, l77G. It's first iomr.
noy was to Lancaster, Pa, ";,au the
i'riGlSh troops captured PHILADELPHIA
IN lln. Afte" its return it was used as
Inc State house bell until 1928. TWAS
Ihcn used only on rarc occasions. it
was moved to its appropriate resting
place, Independence Hail. 1t was
cracked while ringing in honor of
Henry Clay's visit to Philadelphin, nc.
cording to Appleton's Cyclop;rdia. A
newspaper statement Is that it was
cracked when tolled at tho death of
Chief Justice Marshall. Which is
correct? 10
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06
president Henry w. Conn

President Henry w. Cannon, OF
the Chase National Bank, one of the
most influential financiers of Now York
began his career as banker in q Min.
nesota frontier settlement, whore a
common deal counter and a kitchom
chair served as the furnishings of his
establishment. His reputation soon
spread beyond tho confines of his own
State, and within fow years he was
called TO washington to fill tho re-
sponsiblo position Of comptroller of tho
currency.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06
-Ita1lrOad buil1inu In tbi. oo,,,.,,,

seasallroad seo,,,s building in this country
hi1hesto 20 nave reached and passed its
inferen"oppo fS" point OF activity. That is tho
Sed Sear Us compared with previous YEARS. mTs'
,uu hu nas seems to be the conclusion rcaohed
m;Ias Ia'lroad experts. In 1884 onlv ! 761
this ~, vi new railroads were mi}t and
bein" ~"s commented on a wear a%o ~ as
to he "Dont the lowest record I'll I}I,oI~ %1
onJV iIoaEnShed: ana eI But during last veny
built 'tIo ~ mi miles of new roads ye~o ye~o
unfavorabl" ""s ecarg argued year ago that
much to do with the lim;tad' ;tad'lons had
extension, but there seems to hG railroad
oral opinion this year, based ON pe q gen
OF inc conditions the country ouo Vtow
thaC the extension of railroads IN III, th,
the past. oo "l'h
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06

TIE TILI.MANS ARE RECONClLED. -
George and Bon Tillman have become
r"concilcd. The lidgciicld Advertiser
Is authority for the statement. That
they were at one time bitter enemies
il {. fact we'll known to tho whole State.
When they drew seats on tho nCor OF
the constitutional convention, chance
placed them side by side. One Of them
swappcd his place with John G. Shop
pard, and that placed Sheppard be-
tween them. They did not dcign to
speak TO each other; but occasionally
carried on certain conversations rclat-
ing 70 the cor ,cntiOn through Shcp.
pard. During the early days Of the
convention, George studied to mortify
Ben, and how he succeeded Is mat.
tcr Of general information. At that
time it looked as IL reconciliation was
Impossible; but, according to the Ad
Ycrtiacr il finally came. n few days
before the convention adjourned, tho
t~O brothers were seen in earnest con.
ycrHatiOn, and aftcrward one was Oc
cAliOna!iy observed TO have his a. II
around the others neck. How tn
c;s,nc N fall out originally Is not {
. m%ttnr Of public property, neither i:
( IL generally known how the recon
( clIjmtiOn WAS affected : but all that il
neither here nor there. Such al
( "hnatural quarrel could not give
! pleasure even 10 the worst enemy
| III either, and the friends OF both vii
! f@jric1 That the fucd Is at an end.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06

NOT a LAWrER.-Ex-Sen Cul.
bcrson, Of Texas, tells how he entered
politics and obtained his first Office,
that OF AttOrncy-Gcncral.
" had been practising law" he said,
:" aud thought had made about
onodgh reputation to justify branching
out. ala rot expect to be nominated,
but thought it woul be a good intro
duct'on to st..rt with IL race for thc
Attorney y-Gcncralsh,p George Clark,
ono OF The ahlcst lawyers in the coun-
try, was my opponent. Ho was placed
In nomination by u brilliant speech,
while my friend who proposed nv
name neglected to mention my legal
atthinmcnts. 1t looked dark for mo
whcn man from tho pan handle aro q
and said
Mr.. Speaker, thoy say Clark's a
great lawyer. | come with proxies
from my end Of tho State all in nv
pocket, an was notified to vote for
Clark. But know no one had any
idco he was Il lawyer. This State has
boon hogswaggled by the lawyers till
shc's so pore you can't sell enough
cotton to pay for the cattle tho cactus
kills, all on account Of tho lawyers and
tho railroads that keeps 'em up.
hope we won't put in any lawyer, and
I'm for Culberson. Nobody ever accus.
cd him Of being q lawyer.
"That speech resulted in my nomi-
nation"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06

Americas progressive women know
no such word as fail. Hore Is one who
has progressed almost ~ tho north
pole. Miss Dora Kahn, u California
girl, is said to bo the first American
or English woman who ever reached
eighty degrees north latitude The
event wa marked by planting tho
stars and stripes on the island OF Spitz
bergen, the region Of perpetual snow
and ice, by tho vcnturcsomo and "a.
triotic San Francisco girl, amidst che
enthusiasm OF Gfty:two Europoan
scientists who composed tho excursion
party.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06
Two gentlemen were stond;,r nm

Two gentlemen were stand;ng ~, -
street corner, when they we're nm.
preached by IL man Offering for sale two
dressed geese. They decided TO nmr. mr.
chase, but the dealer insisted on seliino
the two fowls to one man. AccordingiSS
one OF them bought the two, and sold
a ain to his friend. After the trapsac-
ton was completed tho goose vender
was asked why he wouldn't sell the
fowls separately. Said he, "ThaL old
goose and gander have been together
81 years, and l wouldn't separa.u LArm
tor any consideration"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06
Nervous PrOstratiOn
Cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.

Prolonged dcrangomcnt OF the nervous
system not only affects tho brain and men
tai powers, but develops disease in somo OF
tho vital organs. Tho most dangerous OF
these Indirect results Is when the heart is
affected. This was tho case Of tho Rev. N.
Il. Surface Fawn River Mich, who writes
under date OF Feb. H. 1895:
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06
BOn 10 Cure All Skin Diseases.

simply apply SWAYNE's ONT
@GHT| no internal medicine re-
G3ife1. Cures tettcr, eczcms, itch, all
efNpGfhhs On the face, hands, nose, &C.,
!5@a1%ihg the SKIN clear, white and
he&iSh3. IT'S great healing and cura-
Sipe pr@efs arg posscsscd by no othor
rehiedy, ASK your druggist for
SWAYNsIg OINTMENT.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-06

were lazy Ianlly' h"'o D".NJ'
lad OF only seventeen years, Dnt strohg
10 n Goliath fame, was tho bread
winner of the family. Atscvon O'Clock
everv morning, clad in u blouse and
overalls. and armed with brush ard
nafpt pail, Dave trudgcd Off to his
work. Although only house painter
he had artistic aspirations, and his
cozy room in the little brown cottage
was filed with sketches, which, crude
though they might be, cvinccd merit
easily recognized by others less partial
than his sister Dolly.
Dolly was Dawes twin. She had
the same clear, violet eyes: tho same
light complexion that q laugh tlushcs
SO rosily; The same brown hair with q
CLINT OF red gola in it. Dolly had her
aspirations, too. She wanted to be 4
launched but few barks upon the
troubled sea OF literature. Somc Of
them had foundcrcd, but several had
come into port grandly, and the pale
blue and yellow checks for Il modest
sum sent Dolly had caused days Of
rejoicing in the brown cottage.
Aunt Betscy Dacey had neither
artistic nor literary longings. SNc
had become an inmate of the house
hold when the parents OF the twins
were alive, and when the sunshine Of
prosperity had frightened her wei
come. And when death and loss Of
property came. aunt Bctscy stayed on,
though there were those who said
that it was extremely foolish for the
twins to burden themselves with 4
feeble, old relative. But aunt Bctscy
knew that she was secure in the love
OF the two loyal-heartcd young people,
and she did her best to help ckc ont
the family income Dy knitting socks
and mittens and piccing quilts.
There was another member OF tho
Dacey household, whom we may men
tion Incidentally. This was the lady
boarder, = lonely sad-hcartcd womaN
who had once been rich. and hHG
friends who had called her beautiful.
and witty, and had, or thought she
had all the glorics OF the world in
taken to themselves wings: so. iiEu-
rativcly speaking. had the friends. and
the lady bOardcr. suiting her position
70 her purse, was moping in the little
brown cottage and trying 70 !i-nt
Giant Despair. though 70 Nc sure, Il
coy. brown cottage. with twO Lively
young fo.a> u i Ike Dave and DO =,
never does maze !! very Successful.
Doubling Castle,
Dave and Dl,.y were especially
lively OF the morning ou" story begins.
Dave mai Tie JOB o. paiu::r. his next I
door ue,s co-e :"uce. He wIS down
OF c!S ;C.:. I :-@ - :. COO. grass.
daoo.rg :a-t>:c.c&>.? /: :.c pointed .
pai.:ag- .-.. "ae : = I. :..T rouS away .
from tn T.-+.S..:y....e.. window. IN