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The Springfield herald., 1897-07-02

Two years ago the would be rain
makers had their innings. Now a
gentleman in Austria has invented a
process by which he prevents rain and
hall storms. He should try his hand
at heading off cyclones.
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-02

Even China is making 1t warm for
Spain. All because several Cinnamon
have been killed In Cuba. Little thing
to make big fuss about.
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-02

te,ovranhiuc without wlrcsy' THAT'S moth
ing new; my wife has kicked my shins under
tho table for twenty years
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-02
FROM LOWELL, MASS.
Tho Homo Of Hoods sarsaparIIIa
Wonderful Cure.

A Wonderful cure.
"a swelling AZ big as large marble
came under my tongue. Physicians said 1t
was semi-transparent tumor and must be
operated upon. l felt could not stand 1t,
and as spring came began to take my
favorite spring tonic, Hoods Sarsapsrilla.
The bunch gradually decreased and nnally
disappeared. have had no sign OF Its re-
turn. am glad to praise Hoods sarsaps-
rilla." MRS. Ii. NJ. CoBURN, 8 Union st.,
Lowell, Mass. Get HOODS.
Aood,a Pills curc Slck Ueadache. 80.
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-02

Mothcr-"what are you reading, EtheiT
Ethel uen years oldi-"!fs a lib,ary ,5S 6ookm o,,
III H. Ethel-"Ycs; there's couple In 1t
INT rms away an gets married.
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-02

Isn't IL aJout time to send one of our
biggest warshiJs to Havana?
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-02

Even church Goers ride In the To-
ronto Sunday street cars now. Think
of that!
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-02
1,ouon u.n,r ro-Ir.yEI.Y CuREp.

Home Treatment Written guarantee glven-ao
crre no nay send &c stamp for treatise. Ssurotico
Medicine Co. Hornellsvilie. NY Mention this paper
The Springfield herald., 1897-07-02

Educate Your bowels With Cascarsts.
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
six Mile.

NIX NhRkCs
We are having beautiful showers
Of rain at this writing.
After a long and general tnssel
with general green the farmers
have about gained the victory.
Mr.. J. r. e. Bond and daughter,
of Ebert County, Ga, were the
guest of your correspondent last
week.
Mr.. Oscar Hares and Willie Wei
born, Of Anderson county, visited
IN this section last weeI.
We learn that Rev. J. E. Foster
had glorious meeting at Mile
Creek church last week. There
were several access.ons to the
church.
G. M. Garrot, Of this section, il
visiting in Spartanburg county
this week.
Mr.. Mack Durham and sister, oi
this section, are visiting relatives
and friends in Anderson county
this week.
j. B. Stewart, Of Liberty, was ir
this section on business last wcok
Mr.. w. p. Carrot killed Il rattle
snake near hore on the 10th inst.
that measured two feet and ha'
two rattlcs. Mr.. j. NJ. Garrc
killed ono ON tho 18th that meas
ured four feet and had seven rat
ties. Farmor Boy.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29

Henry Wood fell over y rock on
the }. p. Smith place just south of
town and was badly bruised up,
He received Il bad sea p ind bone
fractured in ono wrist and leg
bruised. IIo wac bnthing in a
branch that runs over cascade
about forty OF fifty feet from top
to bottom and it gets sleeper near
the bottom until it Is almost per-
pcndicular for about twcnty-liv"
feet Th" Hncl: WAS slick and ir
Slipped up. DR.. Sheldon dressed
| thu wounds.
Ihrra ia y considerable amount
Of sickness in this sretiun at pres
emf.
Last week was court week in
town. \ whiskcv case transferred
from En>lcy held the court foI
two days, as the jury hung fire tho
first day and madc Il mlstrial.
Geo. f. Prince. Esq Of Anderson.
was attorney for the dsfnnse. He
gained the case tho second day.
DR.. r. Il. Smith, Of Easley, re-
turNrd from Ashovillc last week
where he wont to accompany Jay
Boggs home. Jay has boon to
Ashovillo for special treatment
Tor consumption or something Of
the kind. flo is looking rather
poorly.
'Iis rumorcd around TINT there
will soon bc another town election
to fill tho vacancy Of lntendant,
as Liberty has a peculiar knack at
electing transient mon. Every
now and then we say every town
should have self pride sufficient TO
elect force holders to I'll town Off
ces and then they arc not so labio
to be imposed upon.
John Bird. colored, entered the
house Of A, N. Roggs, a rcspecta-
bic colorcd citizen noar here, and
stole @ fifteen year old daughter
md a lot Of clothing, and made
zig escape last weok. The last heard
If him, no was IN tho CLASSY
Mountain section. Report has it
hat this is Birds fourth woman |
II alive, and can all be found in
days ride, Suppose he is NOR
non convert. heading for Utah.
'irl was married by Dir. Folger
no fourth Sunday in May. @.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
ADYERTISING RATES.
THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1897,
DISPERSAL ae ".

Before the JOURNAL reachs it's
readers Judge Simonton will prob
ably let the world know what is
his idoa of an original package.
Several cases came before him Tnos.
day, all involving the definition of
an original package, and Judge
Simonton will have to crafty the
curiosity of patient public. If
the diapcnsary is doomed, as pre-
dicted by many, the nows has boon
gradually broken to its friends. and
Judge Simonton Asatss lboeir mercl-
-.!es! tAl i3na-1rT6tt III not ipronoun> ing it, doath
sentence Immediately upon tho
conclusion that tho dispcnsary
should die Ivy judicial Legislation
1t has Loon asked what will 10
done i'm tho event that Judge Sim
onton should decide tho original
package question adversely to tn"
dispensary business. Tho State
will of course appeal, for nothing
short OF decision from tho court
of last resort will settle tho qucs-
ton. Then the dispcnsary problom
,-.:' bo in shape for Legislative ac-
!. In the moan timo business
continue ut tho same old stand
people will drink disponsary,
original package, blind tiger, as
their tastes or politics dictate.
The ministry is expected to
watch and pray, and politicians
will continue to appeal to them for
aid in solving the groat liquor
question and putting them in oflico'
but the immense profits III the H.
Quor business is tho chief cause OF
Disturbance, and tho barroom elo'
mont Of America is alarmed at tho
dispensary system and will uso it'
power to crush it in congress.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
Campaign Notice.

BY arrangement of the State
Democratic Executive Committee,
the candidates for the United
States Senate will address the vo.
tors of Piekans county, at Pickens
court house. on Saturday July 31st.
Lot everybody atteua and hear tho
candidates present their respective
claims for scat in the United
States senate. John T. Boggs,
County Chairman.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
south CaroAin& SOollege Entrance
ExanIuotlOass


There will beHheld at each coun-
ty seat in the state on Aug. 18th,
under the direction of County Sup.
erintendents of Education, an ell
trance examination for students.
male and female, who may wish to
enter the South Carolina College.
This is done for the convenience
of the students, to save time snd
expense, and above all to give op-
portunity to any applicants who
may fail to pass any part of the
examination to review such study
during the month of September,
and to try the examination at the
College, September 1929, when the
usual entrance examinations are
hold.
This plan promises to be a great
convenience to tho patrons of tho
Collgo, and a great aid to back
ward students, enabling thom to
take advantage really of two on
tral CO examinations, with an inter
val to study up on any branch in
which they may be deficient
The applicants will be informed
by tho 26th of August how they
havo passed, and what they need to
study further, and will be advised
on alt matters relative to their on
pected entrance into tho College,
at the same tlmo and places
competitive examinations viii be
held For Normal Scholarships, two
of which awarded in each County
Of tho state. These carry with
them the remission of foes to the
amount Of 500.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
Hb1ruaSyflIe News.

Exciting nows in Dacusvillc is
scarce at this writing, but We have
had lots Of good plain ovory day
ncws. Such rs done laying-by corn
and cotton, eating wntcrmclons
and fried chicken, with OCCASION
ally little ham and red gravy. In
fact ! havo gained clcvcntccn
pounds and whore will | be III
another month?
Prof. W. ". f.. Bright commence
ed his school at Maynard the 10Th
inst, with Lewis F. Robinson as
assistant, and Prof. S. a. Hunt
commenced Che Lnthcm school
with Miss Ncttic Robinson, as as
sistnnt.
Miss Mnudc King, of Easlcy, is
visiting her sistor, Mrs. Il. +. ArIall,
this week.
Mr.. James X. Laihcm has burn
ed one hundred thousand brick re-
Gently, preparatory to build his
new houz" near Mt. Carmel church,.
W. =. IIogscd, father Of our
ncighbor, Frank W. IIogscd, died Il
fow days ago and was buried at Da-
cusyiIio. He was an old reliable
citizen. He went through the late
war and was a native of North
Carolina.
Rcv. W. J., Anderson filled hi
regular appointment at Gross
Roads Saturday and ho preached
sermon on "chnrch disclplino' tina
ought to be preached two or thro
times a year IN evcry church l
America.
Supervisor Looper passc
through here the other day on hi
way to inspect tho piors of til
Hunt bridge.
Mr.. Editor, if YOU aro "lillcd up
and hnvo no room for this, yo
can Just tack it to ono corner q
your paper and if it makes a saf
landing you may hear again from
mo or some other Rag.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
CAMPAIGN MEETING.

Next saturday inc olsI lils|a'''
tho campaign meeting Will De held
in Plckcns. Ihe candlaatos LOT
the soat III the Ohl'eo ol"t's soh
ate, made vacant ny 'no oc"Cl Vi
Senator Earle. VIII appear pelore
the voters "l llckci's County h'"
present thclr clAl'"s lor sc'' "'o'
lai honors ana foSpohslolli'les'
Iho Votofs OF ti'iS county "''
moro or less acquainted WIN 'h'
records "' 'h'so se'i.'0"'r'' anu
need no II wee from '"' 'o'"SH' !
as 10 ""'"' Wy ~ '''''' y '"'.'''' -
u s moro s'''.''' -
1'h '"''''"'' III VIZ
,".'''': !.' c,o,n -. ,oo.
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Wv ,:,,,,a In,..na, tno; o,,,;.onnd
,1' rss,> ,,;.. j., rrn,,n,;,,t hn
:...v,st~ r,,; fnrar;,o rh, 70
.~eu a., ,no.;,,o, o,1 s,oa,ho,
i,ovo hoou ,,,,i;shcd and som .
.a,>,,1o;,. H., ,,oo, ,,odo Th,s
!. ,d ,o ,ox,, ,r;,,
uo.,,,t - .,,o a,,a;do+oe ca for os
n:,,-s. ,,,>.. - onnoor,oa !,
49, ,,an,>,, .;l, ,ttord rovt sot,r.
nr , .no ,,oo+;,>o o,d
"AS' o''''' - '"o ~ o 49,,
near the r"no'ontes' geo 'he
speakers and hear them discuss
the issues, then you need not take
any nerson's opinion or advice in
49,, at ,,;tolIo ,,,n
"eieo''"s 'ne '''osO '"' ''''0 '"' =.
to represent you ana take care or
your interests in tho senate.
The people of this county have
,,oo,> rood;,o ,,d st,dv;no iho NO.
~ ,.,. ~ ~ n
tlVlcal proo'e'''s 'i 'ho ''"y ana WIZ
not allow ANYBODY to dictate to
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
Citation Notice
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
GnInfN ~ Dinlnns

STAIE of S)U ! II CAkOLlN y,
county Of PickcnS.
By j. Is. Ncwbrry. Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, W. B. Freeman made suit to
me, to grant him Letters of Administra.
tion Of the Estate OF and effects Of }. G..
Freeman, deceased.
These are Therefore to cite aud ad.
moniSlI all and Singular the kindred and
Creditors uf the said j. G. Freeman. de-.
ceased, that they lie and appear before
mr. IN The Court of Probate, 10 be held
at Pickcns Court House, 5. c., on IT,.
9Th day OF August 1897 next, after pnbli-
cation hereof, ut II o'clock in tho fore,
noon, TO shrw cause, il any they have,
why The said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my Hand, this Goth day
Of July 1897, in the l22 year Of our Indc-
pGNdcnce.
lsnALt J.B: NEwpERY, j. p. P. c.
iDlWH,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
NHpSfStrutCS Take Notice,

Every Magistrate and Constable and the
Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff of this County
will bear in mind that the law requires
them to arrest liawkUra aud PedlerS who
hnNe no hrrnsc. Read section II So Revised
Statutes lS?3, vol. page 4H and govern
yourselves accordingly. The County Com
mi+sioncrs ut their january meeting fixed
licenses as follows:
First: Pedicr on foot, each, $1o 90 Sec
und: One horse vehicle, $25. 90 Third: two
hursr vchic." nr more, each, $1,000.
+. f. Looper,
j!2w2. Suncryisor
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EniInfN 0f nlnLnnc

County OF plckens
BY j. Il. Ncwbery Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whtreas, w. B. Freeman Wage suit to
me, to grant him Letters Of Admin SRA.
ion If the Estate Of and effects OF X. p.
Frecniun, deceased.
rhese arc Fhcreforc to cite and admQn-
i>l all and singular til" kjndred and Cred.
itors of the said u. j. Freeman. 1Gceased.
Il, It thrv be and appear before me. In
the Conrt of Probate. to be held at Pick.
ems Court House, s. c., on the 9th day OF
August ncXt, after publication hereof, at
II o'clock In the forenoon, to shcw cause,
II any they have, why the said Admins
t,ution should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this goth day
Of July 1897, In the l22 year OF our IN
IsEAL) j. b. NEwBERY, j. PIP c.
'i22W9
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
Citation Notice.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,)

STA ~ VIZ Sotj l II tAKol.lNA,
County Of Pickcn>.
EN j b NEwnERY, Esquire, Probate
.luiG.
Whereas, j. K. Lrtl,rm NJ :dc suit to me
to grant him Letters "f Admins ration
ri the estate "f and effects OF Nancy l..
Ilthrm drrrasr'.
These nrn Therefore &c cite aid admon-
ish all and singular the Kindred ana cred
itorS OF the said Nancy l.. Iithrm. ,'e-
ceased, that they be IN | appear before
me. in the Conrt Of Probate, to be
held at Fickrps Court House,
- e., ON the 18th day. Of .lng. 1907 next.
after publication hereof, at il o'clock
in the forenoon, to shcw cause. il any
they have, WHY the said AdmiDistru-
tion should not be grnntnd,
Given undrr my Hand. this 2lth day OF
July 1897. in the 122 year Of our H.
SEAL] j T. NEwnEnY, p PC.
;,l
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-07-29
Clean Out the Streams.

in this County are hereby notiiied to remove
from such streams during the month Of
August all trash, trees, RATS AMI timber or
other obstruction. Neglect nr rnfms;.! So to
do is punishable by fine Of not less than
five nor more than $4,000.
The drainage law IL very rigid and it's
enforcement ~ specially enjoined upon the
Commissioners. 1t il hoped that the land
owners will not neglect this mattor.
T. II. LOoper,
j25W2. Supervisor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-13
SENATOR GEORGE c. PERKINS, Elected to Succeed Himself

plain, common people, whom Lincoln said
that tue Lord must love because he made so
many of them.
Although he is an employer of labor and a
manager, and in control OF great shipping in
terests, still in this State the voice of his en-
ployes has never been lifted in complaint
against him.
He was not born rich, but he earned and
acquired his position. Mr.. Perkins began life
q poor boy He to that extent embodles in
himself something of the meaning of Gar
fields remark when he said that he never met
a ragged urehin but what he felt he might owe
him salute, for he knew not what possibili-
ties for the future were in him.
He has energy and intelligence and this has
been shown by his career in the Senate. Mr..
Perkins has made record OF which not only
he but the State which he represents may we'll
feel proud
Eastern commonwealth maintain their pre-
eminence in Congress by returning time and
time again their representatives. who have ex-
perience and position. California may well
profit by their example in according a re-
newal for six years of the term OF Office to Mr..
Perkins as their representative.
This man OF whom speak does not parade
his virtues. and yet he is popular because he
has charity and because he has liberality-a
liberality and a charity which are not dis
played before the public of munihcent gifts,
but by the continued and ever-increasing SUBJ
stantial kindnesses which have gone out from
him to his fellow-men.
California is great State. 1t has many in
terests, and If Senator Perkins is returned he
will truly represent these interests. q He loves
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-13

Mahoney was the only Republican who
did not vote for Mr.. Perkins.
The Democrats had free and easy and
divided up among several candidates,
none of whom had been placed i'll nomi-
nation.
John Joseph Dwyer, Billy Foote, Sen
ator Langford and Charles d. Lane of the
Silver Committee, received the compli-
mentary vote of the Democracy. So it
was settled that George c. Perkins was
the choice of the Senate, and over in the
other side of the building the Repub-
licans in the Assembly were doing the
same thing, and Mr.. Perkins friends were
sure at last that Colonel Jackson and the
other colonies were about to get collector
ships of the port and other fat plums OF
Senatorial patronage.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-13
NEW TO-DAY
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Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
CAUTION TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
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ting n UNYON'S.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-13

Senators Gillette and Smith also Sec
onded the nomination.
Senator Morehouse of Santa Clara took
the floor for the purpose of Withdrawing
the name of SAINT el M. Shortridge from
the contest. He spoke as follows:
II do not rise on this occasion for the
purpose of making a speech. Unfortu-
nately that speech has been reserved for
two years. The occasion has arisen in the
ranks of the Republican party within the
last few days. which compels me to with
draw and not nominate my friend, Hon.
S. M. Shortridge. | had hoped that on
this occasion might be permitted TO pre-
sent for your consideration the eloquent
young orator Of San Francisco. I do not
propose to eulogize him, for q life that
needs eulogy is unworthy of it, and life
that requires a panagyric is unworthy of
my support and suffrage. His life and
record should stand as a monume MT for
themselves. But following out the will of
the Republican party and caucus l with
draw the name of the Hon. Samuel NJ.
Shortridge. and / second the nomination
of the Hon. George G. Perkins"
The roll was called with the following
result: Perkins ~, Daniel M. Burns 1.
Charles D. Lane l. B. f. Langford 3, w.
w. Foote 5. John Joseph Dwyer 3.<Total 40.
Senator Manoney voted for d. M. Burns.
IN THE ASSEMBLY.
SACRAMENTO CAR. Ian 10 Tbo A q,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

London, June Tho British tank
steamer Aral. from New York Tor Do.
yer collidcd with and sank the schoon.
er Pearl. bound from London for Port
Talbot, on Wolf Rock last ulght
The captains wife and two OF the
crew ot the Pearl were drowned Tho
captain and two members OF "a. crew
have been landed at salcombe
The British steamer Orsllana vas
damaged by oollIding IN a dense fog
With the Norwegian bark M.inatssol.
from ship Island March % for Beunss
Ayres which was 40 anchor i'm the
Dio de Ia Plata. and has been towed to
Mouieyideo full Of water The orells.
ma was last reported at Corancl Nav
T. from Liverpool
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Cincinnati, June 7.-Pros.dent sam.
uel Gompers Of the Federation OF La.
Dor addressed 10000 people a, the Ia.
goon Yesterday Ia the advocacy OF th,
hour working day A. Caltermaui
chairman OF the executive board OF tb,
Carpenters aud Joiners union mad,
an address in the same strain. Other
prominent labor leaders were here In
consultation with Gompcrs Amonr
them were Vice President Hanrshan III
The locomotive drtmen ana eurlneor
The proceeding were tehlra closed
doors
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Chicago. June TrIbuns's special
correspondence dated Havana Cuba.
Juno .. says Spain hold tho rural
population OF Cuba AZ prisoners of war
iu prison camps Unlike any other
nation which claims 90 he civilized.
she does not feed her prisoners % war.
There o. 20 means ot learning the
exact number Of concentrates Tho
American consul who has made catc.
tul study, says u Is more than $4,000.
the best opinion places iho number
between 100 600 and 100000 in mott
all places are they bcmmcd in hy the
trochas and barb wire fences q. 40
Campo, Florida. but they are every
whore under military guard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08
cANoVAs RETAINED.
us wan SIN Ne a. the Head of IN.
spanish Cabinet

Madrid. June 6-The queen r., gent
has confirmed Senor Canoyas. the pre-.
mier. 10 his ministerial powers and the
cabinet will remain Ia oflce with per.
sounol and policy unchanged
an OF the leading members of the
senate and Of the chamber Of deputies
who mere consulted by her majesty.
as well as three marshals have ad.
vised the recall ot Capt Gen. weyler
from Cuba
a cabinet council held YESTERDAY
afternoon az bis residence. Premier
Canovas announced that the queen fe.
sent had renewed his powers and thase
% the cabinet IN terms most flatterine
20 him and all his colleagues.
II Is understood the government does
not contemplate any Immediate change
in tho command in Cuba The sur.
prise aud dlspleasure Of the various
sections Of the opposition arc not easy
90 describe.