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The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

In Minnesota passenger transportation
is Sc. per milo. while in North Dakota it
is i cents. Why railroads should charge
the struggling North Dalzotans one third
moro Tor carrying them than they charge
our Minnesota neighhors. east of the
Rcd, is more than we can say. It looks
very much like an. imposition on tho
North Dakota patrons of railroads. We
think that our Railway Comm;;sio aers
should take up this matter and ece if
North DaLotans arc not entitled to as
much consideration as arc oar broth sr
Minnesotaiis. -
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

The Valley City Alliance Sc GEMS to be-
hustling tho whole push, when it comes
Ito big ads. BY the way, Valley City
now has four papers. There is room for
@one'good paper in that mans toxin and
no more. See!
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13
Where are 'fihev2

What? Oh. those Burlington reading
notices you used to see IN this paper.
Send your name and address 10 w. j. g.
Kenyon. G. +. &.-P. Agent. tho Burling
ton. st. Paul. Minn.. and he will send
you. cach month sheet OF good "read
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

Hope will take great boom if Jim
Hdl extends this branch and makes this
the main line and makes this division
headquarters. Let her 60 Jimmie. It
is still good walking.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

fargo is chuckling to herself, over the
fact that she will not have to wallow
around in the mud this spring. al: the
main streets being paved. While poor
Grand Forks, we'll, she is still wallowing.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

The, Portland Drama Co. will present
"The Woven Web" at the Opening of
the New Opera House. in that city, to-
morrow evening.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

Jim Hills depot at Larimore has gone
up in smoke. A new two story brick
one will take its place and still walking
js good,
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

Editor Miller OF Minnewankan, says,
thetrospects for trip to the Yellcw-
Stone National Park, of the pencil push
ess m North Dakota. this summer. is
very promising.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

Ed. Huffman of Portland can boom
his town in first class shape. if he can't
build paper railroads.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

What's the matter with Col. Irons as
a delegate to st. Louis? The answer
comes up all along the line. Nothing,
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

Tho latest thing out, says the &. F.
Herald: North Dakota for North Da-
.kotaps, America for Americans and Nc
Kinley for President"
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13
r1ORTOAGE SALE.

The Northwest quarter Seq, Ten Twp.
one hundred forty-four, Rng.' tifty-tiye,
in Steele County, State of North Da-
kota, will be sold at public auction by
the Sheriff, at the front door OF the
Court House, in said County, on the
23th day of March. 1896. at = o'clock y.
NJ. under the mortgage executed by
Anton NJ. Sobye on The 9th day Of
October. 1884, to Andrew l.. Freeman to
satisfy s;'G1.63 due hereunder and at
torncy fee of $50. Subject to reden,p.
tion within one year.
Dated at Milton. N. d.. Feb 9Th. 1896.
ANDREW l.. FREEMAN,
Mort.ayec.
.J:H. Mccullough, Attorney, Milton.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

Sherbrooke donated toward the in
strument fund Of the Hope band, and
will be paid in campaign blasts by the
Hope buglers -Casselton Reporter.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

According to the Fargo Forum the
Page Republicans have formed Y. M.
r. A. and are going to get down to work.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

The Trail County Immigration Con-
yention. raised 10000 for the state
assessment. Good.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13
~ Office FOn rUtLICArlON.
Land Office at Fargo, North Dakota,
Euhrnnr1, 1xtl, 1NQ4:
GEN. toRst}
Fred6nia. N. ",

Land Office at Fargo, North Dakota, }
February 18th. 1885, !.
Notice is hereby given that. the fol-
lowing named eltler has filed notice Of
his inte,itiop II ipake final prp9r i'll
support Of his claim, ahd tia: said proof
will DO made hefote Charles &. Boise.
Clerk Il; OF the District Cppft, 1T his office
at SherbroolSe, N. u. OH April 9Th. 1896,
viz:
GORDON .JEEFERsON;
ia his H. E. No. ls274, of the N. w. Il,
Sec. y, Twp 14l North, Of Range SIS
West.
He names the following witnesses to
prove biz i: !aie;nMtjnnu'ls g = residence upon and
fG,'avI"n T;nr Mr;,a 9f ia{ Il m IaA; VIZ; GeeFs s W
er and James Doirance, all oi Colgate,
Steele County, y. y.
4 Is suNnERHAUF,
Hegistlr
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

Grand Forks Irishmen celebrated
Robert Emmot's birthday in elegant
style.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

LOCAL TIME GARD.
WEST BOUND.
No. l, Pacific Nail, Daily. 80 .. NJ.
No. 81. Way Freight, ex ktundays, $3.50 u. M.
No. IS, Express Freight. daily ...... :. o:28 .. n.
EAST BOUND.
No: Atlantic Mail. daily ..B:15 .. m.
NO. 5si, Express Freight, daily ...... 1920 D. n,.
No: 80. Way Freight, OK. sundays, $500 p m.
All above trains carry passengers. Permits
are necessary to ride on freight trains.
Through tickets to Japan. and Ching.
via Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steam
ship Co.. an American Line. -
For information, time cards, maps and
tickets, call or write j. P. Cummins. Ar
ent, Casselton. N. D., or CHAs. S. FEE.
Gen. Pass. Il Ticket Agt., st. Paul, Mimi
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

There is talk of a third paper being
started at Fessenden.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

The Committee recommends that the
precinct caucuses for the selecting of
delegates to attend said convention be
held Saturday, March %. 1896. at
o'clock P. M. ut the polling place of the
last general election.
Dated. Hope. N. D. March 6. 1896.
By order of Committee,
NJ. B. CAssELL, Chairman.
CHARLES G. MERE1ELL, Seoretar,.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

North Dakota is getting great I'm
migration hustle on this spring.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13
Those Burlington Readers.

Can be had by sending sg4f name tc
WI. G. Kenyon, G. +. & 2. A.. st. taul
MINI. 4 fresh sheet every month.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13
THE !. ..: 5'*
BURLINGTON
ROUTE

IN Past Years has published in this raper
hom week to week short articles OH varioss
subjects. scientific. historical, geograrhiea),
and all OF them have been interesting.
This Year The Burlington wants to use our
space in telling You MORO directly about it%
line, so these articles will not appear In the
newspapers. They will, however. be written
an printed regularly. al II you want them
during l8.ai. 4elld your name and address to-
the &ensral Passenger Agent rs below and
you will receive by mail each month Il sheet
containing the articles Tor thai, mouth.
Meanwhile the finest ard fastest ,ra,ns &rs
the West are via The Burlington from ~
Paul and Aannelpolis ia Chicago, st. louis
and ail other prominent cities and towns
Fast and South.
Tic&ets and particulars as o.oa,ss and rates
OF fare will be furnished BY your home
agent, Or If he cannos supply them, address
W. ]. {. KENYON,
Gen. Freight & Pass. AGENT
ST. PAUL, MINN.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13
FRANK HILL g. SON,
LIVERY,
Feed and Sale
STABLE.
HOPE horth Dakota.

8F First class in euery aoay. Good ho,1e.
fine carriages 'otA careful drivers fssrnishe7
at moments notice. Single ana aouble riqs
@nd goot saddle horses ready for use. Terms
reasonable, We asv eJseuvs ready to bug or
sesI q 4a0.s Morse. Come and zee Us.
FRANK HILL e son.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

Bathgate is talking of incorporating
as city.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13
Subscription $l.so a Year.
Who isn't for Mckinley?

Ellendale is proud of her fire laddies.
The Hope pioneer., 1896-03-13

>'~-.'~ >->>N~ ~Ne-~i AAS'SA
hope to have, until we have a sufficient
population to sustain them. You farm
ers, that live here ia the vicinity OF
Sherbroolze. would like to have cheeae
factory Or creamery or both located here
in your town would you not? And yet
you know that an investment of that
kind. at the present time, would be
hazardous, because the country tribu-
tary to Sherbrooke is not settled up
enough to support such an industry;
but when the vacant land around here
is all occupied, when there is an honest
and energetic citizen on every quarter
or half section OF it. When the indus
tries Of which have spoKea will flour.
ish and they will b. a sourcs of profit
both to you and to the men that out
their money in them. There is still an.
other important reason why every
citizen OF Steele County should be j,
terestcd in this immigration movement
and it is this: Within the next twe.v,,
months there will probably be a large
immigration into tho state, because they
arc organizing throughout the state. In
almost every county they have Issued
calls for conventions to work in counec
tion with. tue sta!p organization and
under this combined influence there is
bound to be attracted, to the state, a
large nu,aber OF cmigrants.. Now, it
seems to me that it is the duty Of every
citizen of Steele County to use every
fair means in his power to attract to
Steele CSuaty its share OF these people,
who are seeking new homes. Since this
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

Daniel Gricc who depHrtnd this
life May, 1896, was norn in
Georgia about seventy years &@u.
In early manhood ho removed 10
Pickcns District, S. G. settling at
old Liberty church, where h"
taught school for numhcr of
years. While there he was mar
ricd to Miss Boggs who survives
him.
Afterwards no removed to Old
pickens G.. H., whore he establish
cd u school that was distinguished
{as were all his schooIs) for thor
uughncss Of instruction.
Sonding out from It's walls such
men as Col. liaNdcn, OF Nrr'a reg
incnt, Judge j. j. Norton and 9TH
rrs no less distinguished. About
thc year 1883 ho settled in the
Goorgo's creek nrighhorhood
V hero no taught ioiri&hing
school until the war closed ii. In
this ncighborhuod he spent The 70
naming years Of his life. lie was
II member OF Bates Lodge a. f.
81. No. 1856 which at. its last meet
ing passed the following rcsolu-
tlOnS.
Whereas, it has pleased he
Great Architect OF tho universe
to remove our hrothcr, Daniel
Grico, from our symbolic temple
here to that not made with hands
eternal in The heavens.
And whereas, it is proper that
we should put ON record tho esteem
in which we held our brother; now
therefore be it resolved,
1st. That in tho death OF our
brothor Grico, this lodge has lost
a truo and worthy brother, his
family Il kind husband and dcvot-
ed iathor, and tho community =
usoGu! citi2on, tho church a Jealous
member.
2nd. That copy Of these rcso-
lutions DO transmitted to the fam
lily and that tic county papers be
furnished copy with request to
publish. j. j. Morgan, Al ID.
G. II. Carpenter,
j. II. Bowen,
COmmitiCc,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01
LIBERTY.

Tillman Smith reports 1000
lbs of cotton picked our of Il II
acre crop in August and ho calcu-
latos on getting 1 400 already op-
Oh Sept. 9th.
Will CAN'T and Frank Crane
have bought w. A. Parsons Ivory
stable and have gone into tho liv-
cry business.
Redmond Henderson, of the
Brushy Crock section, is clcrking
for j, II. Brown.
Two carloads of brick woro ship
ped hero last week to build Chin
neys to now houses in and around
town.
There was enough of tho blind
tigor busines around last week 30
got up Il little stir among the tip
lers and a littlo bloodshpd was
tho result.
Chamblin, Boggs a. Co., have
the wire ties and the master gins
in tho county. Twontv bales Il
day capacity and make the finest
sample on tho market. G.
Sept. 2l, 1896.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01
Calito,ll,.

The Misses Gilbert and Evans.
Of Abbevillc, who have bnrn visit
ing tho family OF MIR. J. G.. Evans.
have returned home.
Mr.. d. &. Cochran, oC wnrcoa,
Ga, is visiting hlE; brother, 4. \.
Cochran, and other relatives.
Mrs. II. f. AI"Xandrr. of Seneca
City, who has been Wishing Mrs.
Aaron Boggs, returned homlc ON
Saturday.
Hiss Lucjlo McNic, Of Md~clicIG
county, the accomplished and
beautiful daughter Of DR.. Z. G..
Mckir, the leading physician Of
the above county. is visiting Mrs,
DR.. e. A.. Hines.
Mrs. s +. Lewis and Miss La
sienc Lewis arc giving the young
folks Of Clemson and Calhoun
dancing lessons. They arc very
competent to&chnrs, and are maxi
it quite a success.
Tho cotton crop in this section
IS almost a farce, and the price OF
Same not far bchinG.
The Calhoun cotton is hot r.
Molly. What it needs is more cot
ton, and ''warts" til" people to
got better price for it.
Mcssrs. Crisp, Hall and Gillor-
son, entertain the folks Of Cal
houn occasionally at night with
the sweet strains of music, from,
the violin, harp and guitar. Th,y
arc good performers, and the Cal.
hounitos arc hn%lnnii@ to t,ini: i!
Il long time "hetwccn dr,mls."
MIR. Wade IL. Bnggs IL seriously
w. undcd by Il stray shCt from Gu
rld's gun his friends entertain
grave doubts as to his recovery
Yours truly.
BOANM.
Colb Nun SoDt % 1S0i,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01
Did YOM MnOVVi

} hat ! woul sell YOU pepper, spice or
ginger at 10 cents at retail, and ArbIck-
les coffee at ) lbs for Sl.OO, or six lbs
fine green coffee for Sl.OO. Il y0u did
not, want to tell vou il iS 50. ! want
you to knOX that am selling bcS indigo
prints at ) cents; best checks at cts by
the bolt; ladies' nice dress suiting@ at &
cts; good worStcd ut 10 cts; waterproof
in, 19 wards for dress at 10 for suit ;
fine brOadlolhs about 500 gets d:cSS;
nice trimmed uatS from $I.0O up. IL will
pay the ladies TO know these things and
take Il look YOn should know that I
have II big line OF sh0cS-all styles and
sizes, and that my prices sell them; bring
on your feet and LET me fit. Good blank
cts. 90 cts to 500 per pair. \ warranl-
cd axe GO cents. want fodder, corn,
seed cotton and produce.
I'd. HARRIS.
Jan. 39J Pickcns, S. G.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

ME. EDlToR: Tho meeting at
Enon Baptist church which com
mcnccd on Thursday night, thc
21th inst, closed OH Sunday.
Rcv. j. E. Foster preached thrc"
very lino sermons and Rev. Shoriil
ono, which was much enjoyed ly
tho large and attentive conGrcga-
ton. The pastor was called away
on Saturday on account "i SICK
ness in his family. Two additions
to tho church, one by experience,
the othor by rcstoratioi!. This
makes q total Of eighteen MEM
5bors received during the five months
Sot tho prosont pastor, and tho
bchurch is in lino working order.
RIhoy Will call thoir pastor on
Saturday tho Oath day Of October
next. The onti.r membership is
earnestly reqrosteo to be present
|and have a voice in the election o.
|pastor. #.#
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01
Citation Notice.
TIE STATE OF S0UIil CAROLINA
',t

~ y y !
COUNTY OF TiCKENS.
By j b NEwpERy, Esquire. Probate
Judge
Whereas j. NJ. Stewart made suit
to me to grant him Letters ri Admin
lS'rntim OF the estate and effects oi
w. K. Eowcn, deceased.
These are Therefore TO cite undndmOn-
ish nll and singular The kindred ant! cred
itOrS OF the said w, i. Bowen deceased
that they be and appear before me in
the Court OF Probate, to he held nt
!ickrns Court House, $. G., on the 9th
day ct Ocs. 1886, next, after publication
hereof, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to
SIcw cause. il nuy they have, why the
said Administration should not DC
granted.
Given under my Hand, this 10Th dnv OF
Sept, 1896 in the III year OF our Indc
pcndcncc.
[sEAL1 II NEwHERr, JPpC
Srp2IW2
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

%ssr,%tH r'r"rs, correspondence
2'T"s'1 NE0";siaas asorsc Co.'S Cntu
2u%Gss'.
received your catalogue, and ar
very much pleased to hear from vo,
and yonr Morgan horses. / dom
thiml, there is, or ever was, as goot
u family o! horses. .-Anderson Ieics
Rock ford, Ohio.
am glad to know that through al
the ci'aH" for toreign-brcd horses tho
Nlnr.;an horse has been preserved il
parity. Il. Moore, Elvaston, I'll.
am always interested in tie Nor
gan horse. When | was a smll boy. nv
parents moved from Vermont to H.
miis, Il distance Of sixteen hundred
miles, overland. and so | had the
privilege OF riding all that long dis
tance after It fine span Of Morgan
horses.
| cannot say too much IN favor Of
til" Mor%uns, tor think they are the
best al! rurpos" horses We can raise.
My father was born in Chester,
Windsor county, Vermont, in 1902,
and knew all about the history and ca
reor o. Justin Io@an, the founder Of
lie Morgan !amlly.-D. II. Brooks,
CEcSton, Iowa.
My father has g Morgan mare, and
my brother has mare, with Morgan
on her mothers SIDE. Those llttle
mares Will do rs much work as | can
with my Norman mares that weigh
LOO p"un"$.-Alarlon Boughman,
JustuS, Ohio.
i'hc best two horses ever owned
were MorgaHs. One Of them weighed
''V p""hoS' a" worked along s'oe OF
''@"" P"Hh" mohTrrl, ana worket
m .''l' 10 "''''h- ~ D. '>l''"Il'crS' S'''n-
''n' a.
nay nr { a NJ o%I' mare '''aC "e'ShS
ABOUT 'oo po"''ds. J. drove % n'les
from TOO "a. M until p m' ana at
''u ''''' oI ''e GRIP sue WAS lc''Y loi
''co' / mace 'he "i'Vr WIN TWO
|" :, 'OH ou?&y' E'Nr me inc Morgan l.
~ W. v n'I'"tN' N"','o"rS' ONO,
'''n an ""'", IF''hu OF 'he o'1
ann'.o "'. ,,,:1 ,tu'I",'' ne 'A'ir'"e sl'e''
oi'", I, VIII nave ITS ""y ana "lho "
Ti"Ir;' i'H'i. "a b''.1o"S'y' 'c'o'a,n9 ~ 70 my
81 81 - JAW! wy ~ ''.H Jersey r"'''" lever 1
"' " ~" years since, Sl''''ohalrGS arc
''o' increasing, am pleased to thIhk,
whnn ' Ln l." ,; '",' ''n -.oo ,'"'',LS' ,' '',
-, , .''''O 80 - '''''' '"'y "'e
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01
SOUTH CAROLINAl

llckeIS county.
by } B. NEwHERr, Esq, PROBATE Judge:
W h"rchs, sarah +. Martin and j. L.
l"unGhln"h made suit to me Ito grant
him letters OF administration with will
annexed OF fhc estate Of and effects OF
w. w. NJ irtin, dccrnScl
These arc Therefore to cite and a.mon.
lsh all and singular the kindred and cred.
itors OF the said W. w, Mar in de-
ceased that they be and appear before
me, in the Court oi Proh.tr, to
b" held at rickcns Court House, s. C.,
on the 1T day oi Octohrr 1896, next,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in
the forenoon, to shcw cause, il any they
nave, why the said AiminiStrut tion
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this l71h day
OF >rptrmhrr, 1896, in the II st year OF
our Independence
J. Il. NEWBERI J. .PPC
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01
ClarcS 10 Stay Cured,

thousands Of voluntary certificates re-
crlved during the past fifteen years. Ger.
thy with no uncertain sound that Bo-
tanic Blood Balm, (B. B. b. will cure to
StaV cured, rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers,
sores, and the most malignant blood and
SKIN discusses. Botanic Blood Balm is the
result OF forty years experience of an
eminent, scientific and Conscientious
physician. Send stamp for book of
WnnGcritll cures. and learn which is the
best remedy. Beware of subs ttutcS said
to he Just rs good', and buy the long
tested and OLD reliable, Botanic Blood
Balm, (B. BB)pIicc only 81, 90 per large
bottle, For safe by druggists. Address
hiood i}alm CO., Atlanta. Gr
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

Tho County Alliance of Pick
ems county will meet with Rico's
Alliance at Bothlchom school
house, on Thursday, October the
Sth, at lOa. N. Prominent speak
ors have been inv tied to address
tho meeting.
w. II. O'DELL,, Pres.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01
South Car olina College !
Columbia, S. c.

session brgIiIS >cplrber 3oth. Ten leo
llIar Courses. with Diplomas. s,pcci;Il
Courses, wi Certificates. Board, 81 u
month. Well appointed LaborntoricS,
Chemical, Physical, biological, etc. Gym-
naSl'Im. Total necessary cxl cnScs for
the year exclusive of travelling and
r'cth!n") from $l23 to $lG3. Women
admit al all Glasses.
f"r fur her information, caraIngr,c, etc.
address the president,
srf30 JAMES WOODROW.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

ThoaCounty Alliance of Pickons
county Will hold its next regular
mocting on Thursday Oct. 8, 1896.
JNo. G. WATKINS.
Soc. Sd Dis. Alliance.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

According to the physiognomist, a
projecting under lip is Il bad sign,
Indicating pi%heAded obstinacy and
du'ineSS, if not actual stupidity.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

TTIKlCE-A-WEEKE EDITION.
10 rAGEH WEEK. lIG PAPERS a WEEK.
Is larger than any weekly or Scmi-wcrk-
~ paper published and is the only inpor-
tant Democratic "wrckly" published in
New York city. Three times rs large as
the leading Republican weekly Of New
York City 1t will he of especial advan
taS" I" yon during the PRESIDENTIAL CAM
rAGN, as il is published every other ,lay.
except Sunday, and has all tho freshness
ana tmclincSs of Il daily. 1t combines all
the news with Il long list Of interesting de-
partmcntS, unique features, cartoons and
&rhphc Illustrations, the latter being q
speciality.
All these improvements have been made
without any increase in the cost, which re-
mains at on" dollar per year.
>, We offer this nncIuallcd newspaper and
lHE JouRNA Itogctlicr one year for 90.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

We aro onlarging our store by
onc-half. This means moro goods
and moro trade.
Watch our Fall Announcement.
We want all kinds of Country
Produce, and havo many induce
mcnts to offer for your trade.
COME TO SEE US.
BEST GOODS for tho LEAST
MONEY! !
At BRUCE'S.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01
EscSOEIntiSp,S 0E EsrSBcct

Calh oun Sept. 2S, 1896.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

s9.y 4 J; q ! g s, dltr1Ilg tho
!, 9 D October
~ se esil 6s Of the
4 we giyega few
ien s5land
ofst |, ,ilI |mpanile and
: land fsBab-
.bavs III
ousal Llrlcenae and
Stse Sighss 6',rhe
nee as.a Nile, Penn
ASH and SIN alle,'
lhays Ion tie fg8sYall,
::gSapS group at ehle
asthi asoi ] ones ans,
n, views Oh
,so be ilehain and
ore llilee, III einls..
g, b of the Sun
ns Maxinillioti
Ito ;kets 2b and
miHss:S5 At
;, An0iInee
u ,yls 4, tf q 6s{t ts ~
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-10-01

I NJ /. IS. 4. IA
n9nlo yet, aNl
Ii''IS .~f651NaSeN|
morning. lie ~
morning astrlrE
cared and 500
and was con . 81
as could be W I'D
mute flew thcdk9b
car can do and Nln&s
ab'anca a, on III
Is %s'"od Q when ;ubn.
hr,n"S ne 'lrw too. }5h.
oranch aboutG,W,
and when hn 8: %sa
himself h he M wn . EN
nearest ''t and '''" .'ES
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-02-27
Finding Things His Trade.

There are fully a thousand ways OF
making a living in New York which in
any other city in America would seem
makes his livelihood in New York in
the strangest manner claims to live
better than them all. His place of
business is situated between Fourteenth
and Twenty-thlrd streets, in Sixth ave-
nue.. His profession" as he terms it,
is a finder"
Between the streets named in Sixth
avenue is a shopping district where
more women pass in n day than in a
like number Of blocks in any other por-
zion of the city-in fact, this portion of
Test place for women in the United
States.
This finder shabbily- dressed
young man. walks up and down the
avenue, keenly watching the throngs
of women as they pass him. Whenever
any one drops anything he runs and
picks 1t up and restores II to Its owner,
making a charge for its return.
For handkerchiefs he gets from two
to ten cents. and for other articles ac-
cording to their value.
within those few blocks" he said to
nfe. women lose. on an average, sew
cnty-1ve handkerchiefs n day. and Of
ten valuable articles of jewellery and
wearing apparel. Some days / have
made as high as $40, while on others
! have failed to make cent"--New
York Herald.