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The Forrest City times., 1899-06-09
SOUTHERN oLEANINcS.
That Yellow Fever Scare.

Says . dispatch sent from New Or leans: There is no need of going be- yond the record to show the folly of the yellow fever scare which was born on the day of the announcement of the death of Miss Grillo from the dread disease. At joint conference held at the office of the state board of health between the state board and the visiting representatives of the various state bosrds. the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
 After an investigation of the health con ditions of New Orleans. and special in quiry into the case reported on May X, we state that we have been unable to find any other case of suspicious illness in the city. and have not been able 10 trace the source of infection in the case reported.
 The state and local health authorities have afforded us all reasonable assistance in this investigation.
 We deem it Unnecessary and unwise for any state or city to quarantine against New Orleans under the present conditions.
 The above resolution was signed by w. H. Sanders, NJ. D., health officer of Alabama; Glenn Andrews, NJ. D., mem- Der board of health of Alabama; H. H. haraldSOn, M. D., meInDeT Dodru oi health of Mississippi; H. A. Cant. M. D., member board of health of Missis- sippi; R. D. Murray, surgeon United States marine hospital service; w. w. Ashton, N. D., resident inspector Louisiana state board of health for the parishes.
 As an evidence of the good faith of both the state and city boards, the following agreement was entered into and signed by their respective heads:
 We. the health authorities of New Or leans and Louisiana, agree to Quaranttno the house in which Miss Grille died, and the inmates of said house. and to keep under observation all parties who visited the deceased during her illness. for a period of twelve Q2l days. which makes twenty-one (2D days from the inception of the case. and to report promptly any further developments.
 We further agree to keep the vicinity In which this case occurred under surveil- : lance.
 The above was signed by Quitman Kohnke, NJ. D., health officer, city of New Orleans, and Edmond Souchon, NJ. D., president state board of health.
 A copy of the resolution and agree ment has been wired Dr. Blunt, state health officer of Texas
The Forrest City times., 1899-06-09

"Mrs. Wall says she is interested in hss art" No doubt. Her husband S ira coer."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Forrest City times., 1899-06-09

One is always surprised if a workmar r,. is always bragging about his work kas ;s i01.9 sa9 to be doing it well.-Washington (ial 'Ds,a Ds~ ocrat N-@f 1eW
The Forrest City times., 1899-06-09
May Not be Allowed to Refuse.

Gen. Hampton may not be allowed
 to refuse the gift of his grateful fcl- low-citizens Tn South Carolina. after sll. The Charleston News and Courier remarks that he has done great deal for his friends, and it would appear ungrateful should he refuse to permit them to perform this little service for him. It therefore proposes to keep its subscription list open until Gen. Hampton's friends have had chance to decline to comply with his request.
The Forrest City times., 1899-06-09
Transferred to the Southern.

The transfer of the Mobile & 8irm- ingham railroad to the Southern rail- way on the 99-year lease. has been made. This gives the Southern its outlet on the gulf.
The Forrest City times., 1899-06-09

The famous old St. Charles theater. at New Orleans, was destroyed by fire the other night, together with the ad. ject building. Loss estimated at S75,- GOO.
The Forrest City times., 1899-06-09
Fire on Lookout Mountain,

Five residences on Lookout mount ain, were burned to the ground the other day. The property was insured for about two-thirds of its value. The Mountain has no fire protection, and, although several hundred people were present ready to assist in con- trolling the flames, they could do noth- ing but save the contents of each house and watch the buildings burn.
 kentuckian Killed From Ambush.
 John Taylor, aged IS years, who was to have been tried at the August term of circuit court at Harlan, Ky. for the murder of William Lee, about . year ago, was shot and killed from ambush the other day. There is no clew to Taylor's murderers.
The Forrest City times., 1899-06-09
Kentuckian Killed From An.husl
over . Century old.

One hundred and two years ago was born James Beatty Ireland. He cele- brated the anniversary at his home in Skillman, Ky, in quiet way, many of his grandchildren and great-grand- children gathering about him.
The Forrest City times., 1899-06-09
Six Thousand Men. Wages Raise,

Six thousand employees of the Ten- nesee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. have received an advance of 2h cents per ton. This is the company's fourth ad- vance of wages within a few months.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-27
Phone No. 4, jerks 4 Cross, for CON
fectionery, bread and fruit.
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

Notice 10 hereby given, that pufsuant to an o..
der Of the county court of the county ~ LAKE
and stats Of Nouth Dakota, made on the 9Th DAY
Of rehruarys lesa. the Undersigned. Dav'G WI.
lame, administrator cf tho eet ate OF Fannie
Thomas, deceased, viii cell the following Dc.
ecribcd lands hslonging to said setAte, to wit:
The north halt Of go ion thistesn u.s. IN town
ship one hundred end Elk (io6) north OF rsnss
any fOus (5l); the southwest quarter (ewA) o!
eect,on thirty !. three tss, tn township one hundred
and the northwest quarter (nwA) Of the north
west quAr;er (nwh Of section four az, townsntp
one hundred ana ak u06) north Of range hfty-
threc 1857, q, west Of the nth ?. NJ. and situate
In Lake county, South Dakota; eaid lands TO be
rold at private eale on OF after the 4th day of
March, ises. The terms Of ss.a sa.s are Nr,n a. 10. .o,.
hrmation Of sals and delivery OF decd. and the
balance on time not TO exceed two years, with
interest not less than seven per cent per amman,
any unpaid portion ofthe pu'cnase price 20 %
secured by drut mortgage on the lana. Onete or
bids for ssid land will be received By the under
eignea C HE place Of residence In Lake county.
south Dakota, or may be left At the once Of J:
n. Wlliamsol. Madison. South Dakota, and oil
bids nuet be 10 writing.
dated this s4.h DAY Of Fehrua. az, 1892
DAVID WILLIAMS.
AdmintstsatOr.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-27

tie first time after q two weeks seige OF
pleur,sy and quincy.
Miss Myrtle Ninton. the pleasing little
actress. II My Uncle from India" at
the opera house all this week.
Just arrived, at ia. Johnson's. q large
invoice OF P,ngree l. Smiths 'Compos
ite" shoes. for lsdies and gentlemen.
Don't forget to remember that J. A.
johnson has a large and we'll selected
stock Of shoes at rock bottom prices.
Arrivals from the north to-day were
County Commissioned Schuester, j. c.
Groce. VIM. Giossi, ST.. II. 4. Davis,
Miss Jessie Pierce. and VIM. Shaw and
Wit. OF Oldham on their way TO Sioux
Falls.
Judge Jones and S,enographer Highly
arrived on the evening train from the
ens. and proceeded forthwith TO the
court house where conrt was convened,
the calendar called and cases noted Tor
continuance or trlRl.
Rev. b. Is. Haugen OF Fergus Falls
will deliver his noted lecture. The Seven
Devils. at the Presbyterian church I
Wednesday evening. This lecture Is
very much praised wherever gwen. No
charge for admission. A collection Will
! be taken up to defrsy expenses.
The ladies missionary society OF the
| Presby terrain church extend an invita-.
ton to their friends generally TO attend
their annual gift service on Tuesday AZ
ternoou at 3 o'clock, at the home OF Mrs,
u. NJ. jerks. The election OF officers
will also be held. A program has been
prepared and q good time is expected.
The Frank Malloy sale Saturday At
tracted a large crowd and the property
vent on lively. On account OF the
large amount OF property. the sale was
not nearly completed by nightfal', con
siderable live stock. hay. grain, etc, be-
ine lott. Mr.. MHlloy will advertise
another sale to take place at 40 early
date.
Madison has u dearth OF m%illiners ant
trimmers Just now, three Of them taking
their departure for defiant cities to-day
| Miss Katie Mueller departed for NIL
waukee. Miss Lizzie Grinager for MIN
neapol,s and Miss Jessie Walker Tor st
Paul. the two former to lay in spring
stocks and the latter to work ut thu
trimming art until June.
The funeral OF the late Curtis 4. Be"
mao took place from the noue'
yesterday at . p. m, many fr'ende
Of the departed and family being pres
ant. Rev. A. G. Shepherd conductet
tho services. Relations present wer'
Mr.. aud Mn. w. Q. Bssnan and MI
and Mrs. Ed Morey. The latter tw'
returned to Colmsn to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mead OF Flan
dr.au returned homo On the morn'nI
train accompanied BY Nora Lannon
Miss May Buckley who has been visiting
IN tho Lsnnon family, returned home =
wa.. SUPERIOR, and Mrs. Lannon accom-
panied by little Edna Fitzgerald depart
I'D for Pierre on q few days visit to tn
capital oity. Mr.. Lannon will go 70
morrow.
The Fredericks Lyceum lheatre ~
arrived this morning from W"terto",
where they played a weeks enRase"en'
giving excellent satisfaction. Inc &C"
pany numbers ten people and Will oes'
! weeks engagement at the opera nous
this evening. The opera house mas oe'
, nl.ced In excellent repair ana Wv"
GOOD company playgoers may expec' !"
evening Of enjoyment.
A. g. Schmidt received . letter to'os
from watertowp. Wis.,, IN wn'cn 70
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-27

writer states that the ground has frozen
there TO the depth OF six feet, farmers
have lost their potatoes by freezing,
winter wheat is all killed. water pipes
are frozen solid in the city, and consid-
cradle other damage has been done ty
the extreme cold weather. This would
indicate that the people OF the east have
been faring a good deal harder than
those OF this section.
Edna Cussans, sixteen years old,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cussane,
six miles northwest OF this city, died
yesterday morning OF rheumatism and
grippe. after an illness OF five weeks.
Deceased who was granddaughter OF
Squire Hoppin OF this city, has been u
resident Of the county for twelve years
and q very estimate girl. The funeral
services will take place al the NJ. T..
church tomorrow at 100 p. m, Rev. J..
l. Hubbell conducting the service.
1t is expected that the senate would
be through considering and adopt the
d~lspensary bill Saturday night. Thirty
eight sections had been adopted by that
body at noon. The house played horse
all Saturday forenoon but later in the
day passed the following bills: Proyid-
ing new system OF oil inspection; en-
towering the county commissioners to
offer rewards for the apprehension OF
stock thieves and increasing the term OF
imprisonment when convicted; requiring
a personal notice OF q foreclosure sale
upon the owner when Q resident OF ths
county. A bill Tor the reorganization OF
the militia advocated by the acjutant
general was indefinitely postponed. TIE
senate bill providing for . levy and limi.
cation OF taxes, also passed the house.
The oil inspection bill caused the only
interesting debate OF the afternoon.
Packard, Thayer, Dwight and Holdr,dge
sought to strike out the proposed
gravity Test and oontended that the bill
| W00 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOAN"
marth and Husey sustained the opposite
aide Of the controversy. The bill passed,
l6l to Is. 4 message from the governor
contained his veto OF two republican
party measures. VIZ: Providing that
the name OF u candidate shall appear but
once on the official ballot, and empower
ing the Judge OF election to enter the
booth aud assist voters who cannot read
English. The senate passed its general
aspiration b,li, 81 to 3. Appropriation
for the soldiers homo YVES increased $l.'
600 Tor repairs on the heating plant, and
an item OF $4,000 for insurance on public
buildings wa added. The senate then
went into committee OF the whole fo'
further consideration Of the ~dispensary
bill. Numerous amendments were pre-
scented, but few were adopted. Governor
Lee yesterday afternoon r~eappointed
Or. G. w. S~tutsnroth OF Watertown
state dental examiner.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-27
Tho Nest Fatal disease.

II il not generally known that more
adults die OF Kidney trouble than OF any
other disease. Wnen the tirst symptoms
Of the disclose appear, no time should b
lost in taking Foleyis Kidney Cure,
which 10 guaranteed or money refunded
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-27

Special prices in crockery at G. A.
Kelley's to make room tor new patterns.
Call early and get bargains.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-27

Graoe-Better doctor your health be-
fore applying beautiful remedies. Rid
youreelf OF constipation. indigestion,
with Rocky Mountain Tee, and you'll
have a beautiful face.
FRANK Smith.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-27

One team gray mares, weight 2SOO
pounds, both with foal. Inquire OF J.
N. Spies, agent Standard Oil 70.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30
SUMMONS FOR REL!EF.
(cnmDnlnt Scrvcl,\

TO the Defendants ab Hvc named:
You are hereby SUNNI "ncd and uuuir,.
answer the complaint in this action Of
Which copy is herewith served upon yo,r.
AMI to serve copy Of your ans wrr to said
complnint on the subs ribcrs at their oflirc
at Pickcns. G. IL. S. g., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive ui
the day Of such service, and il yDu fail tc
answer the c0mp'aint within The limt
aforesaid, the plain,jf in this action Nil
apply to the Court for the relief dcmnr,i,.,l
n the complaint.
Dated Jan. 80 \, y. 1890.
). NJ .Slew.n, G. &. p >RAI.
Morgan &3lassnGam' Pain llllS Atlor
ncys.
10 the nonresident &c Willard, ". G.
triil Gary, ESSic Wall, }. G lease take n,
Willard, f. NJ. Willard. pomplniu, in IN,
lice that III summons and C / the Ilrl,
acton was filcd in tn" Office cas-, pi"kru
OF tie touri~"f Comm on III Jan.3O.
County and State Aror, sal on iis at, -"
Morgan Il BlaSSn. anne, pl ~
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30
Notice.

The Union meeting for tho first
District IL Milo River Baptist AS
ISOLATION will meet with the Oole-
noy Baptist church on Friday
night bofors tho 5th. Sunday in
April 1899, and continue including
Sunday. Tho churches will plo ase
send full delegation. Ali the
pastors and minister's are expected
to be present. The program will
be announced later. DR.. r.. M.
Bailey is expected to DO with the
Union, and othor visiting brethren
arS expected to bo with us on that
occasion. j. NJ. STEWART.
For Committee.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30
Clerks Sale,

|
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF PICKENS.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
III Simmons,
VS.
A. Nj. Simmons.
In pursuance Ola Judgment OF
foreclosure made by Hon. d. A
Townsend, on 9TH. March 1899,
and filed in tho Clork's Office. |.
will sell to tho highest bidder on
saleday in April 1899, at Pickens C.
n. during tho legal hours for sale,
the following described real
estate to wit:
All that piece parcel or tract Of
land situate in the county and
State aforesaid, on branch waters
of Oolenoy river bounded by lands
of Bette Simmons, w. II. Rigden.
Allen X. Edens and others. Con-
tanning ono hundred and forty
four I (l448) acres more CT lcss-
terms cash. Purchaser to pay for
stamps, and recording.
j. NJ. STEWART.
Clerk Of Court.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30
UNI mons fOrRejief.

The State OF South C;uoIina Court Com
County OF pickrns. mon ph,s
II. G. Bo@gs, rs executor Of the will of
Il. T.. Willard, tlrccaSrd. Plaintn
against
Mary +. Willard, w. O. Wil'ard,as one nf
The executors OF the will Of + T.. Villa! i
deceased, aud in his own right, Emm.l
Boggs, Rosalirc Bogcs. Julikcn Gary. ".
A. McC'anahan, Nj. O. Jennings, Ella NJ.
Gravy, Il. a. Long, ESsic Wall. j. G. WI
ard, p. G. Willard, and L. NJ. Willard.
DCfendantS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30
Notice..

hereby notify tho public not TO
trade for two notes given by mo
dated about the first of March
1899. for $135,0O zach and due
10Th. July 1909 and 18th. Sept.
1899, respectively, as said notes
are without eonderation.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30

W.
Another prominent trait of hia
character was tho thoronghness with
which ho did his work, which was
perhaps tho keynote OF his success.
His legal papers we're alwn!s in per
feet form, it had Almost become an
every day saying elf Col. 1Ipllings.
worth drov up those papers, they
aro done corroctly.' No fear was
over entertained as to their inaccurcv.
In him I have lost friend, the
| Pickcns Bar III him has lost friend,
and he was one who was truo to his
friends in every sense Of tho word.
Death is mysterious, what il
means we know not. The beyond
is shroudod in darkness. Men hero
below spend their years in training
that God given fa; nlty, tho mind,
how to reason and think correctly,
and there is stored in that mind rich
treasures Of thought, work Of long
years of study, the soul rcjoiccs in
the strength Of that mind and when
he Is Just abIo, it scoms, to enjoy the
fruits Of his labor, death IN an in.
slant sweeps away that which took
years of patient toll and and uncoas.
ing work to accumulate. Sur ~
there is beyond haven where minds
and souls like this, that have spent
their lives in doing their dnty may
enjoy tho fruits Of their hard labor
1t vas . pleasure for him to work,
and / believe tho one whom We aas
paying tribute To to-day, roalisad 70
the highost degree that lifo was not
to bo aassad in id7o dreams. that the
greet God uho mado h'm had pur.
poso in view. He roalized it, he
fulfilled that purpose. Life to hra
was no idlo dream, bnt q solemn
reality. Ha found out his task, stood
to it, and aow night has como and
! his work is dono.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30
Notice to Debtors az q Cre5-
ttOrS,

Persons having claims against
tho estate Of Henry S, Couch dc.
ceased will please present the same
properly attestcd to tho uudersign
cd by tho 1st. day Of May 1899
Those indebted to said esta to please
make payment to
J.n. SlrTEN.
March 10 1899. Executor
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30
SURVEYOR,

Have your land surved, I an
prepared with first class instru-
ments to do you a first class job,
and can be found ut my residence,
Alexander, S. G., or you can phone
me from Folgor & Thornley's store
PickenS.
JULIUS PARSONS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30

a man never gets So desperate that
he does not care how cough me,ll, ine
tastes.
Charitable The woman who does
not put her thoughts of other women
into words.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30
Notice.

TO the patrons OF Palllstino
school district No. 2G. You arc
all requested to meet at the school
house on Saturday 1st. day Of
April 1899 at 3 p. M. business OF
importance to attend to.
b. D. MAULDIN,
G, B. It.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-30
Appointments.

Int Sunday, Twelve Mile, IO:3O
LIST Pickons, 7 30 p. m,
Ind Pickens. / IL. m.
2nd Bethlehem, 3 y. IN.
Bird " Eclhlehom, 10 80 N
Bird Twelve Milo, 3p. ~
lth D,cusyiIl", 10 80 Il ~
4th Tabor 3 y. IN -.
JAS. s. Porter.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16
Messenger.

Summer is upon Us and the qucs
ton Of sewerage has not been brought
up, that we have heard Of, by til,
board whose election was due largel,
to this issue, New Orleans, only ;
few weeks ago, voted "A two mill taA
on the entire property citizenship OF
that city for % years to bring tC
that city sewerage and drainage.
If it is needed in New Orleans it is
needed in Greenwood. If they can
stand Il two mill tax for protection Of
health and business. Greenwood can
and the sooner it is settled the
better it Will be for the future pros
pcrIty Of our city. The question Of
health IL rs important in building a
city as the question OF capital, and
when we can send ont t. the world
the glad tidings that Greenwood has
sewerage, drainage and pure water.
immigration will come and factories
Will spring up in our midst. At
the next meeting Of the board of
alderman let the question he brought
up. If they do not feel like taking
the bits in their mouth and deciding
1t, call an election on the day we
tlold the primary so as to ave *
penSc, and let the property holders
decide it. 1t is a question together
our sidewalks. school house, etc,
' "i"lI deserve attention and should
decided a. once.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16

Hon, John Sharp Williams has at
last announced himself as Il candi.
date Tor the long term in the L. S.
senate. While the people, just after
lie made his Winona speech, nearly
in one voice, called upon him to an
nounce. lie refused to do so: and ND to
last Thursday he has always held the
sau2 -rrand. But while the people
of the state could not bring him
out. his own county convention in
structing for him. supplemented by
resolutions OF the Holmes County
Executive Committee, has brought
forth his announcement, which, had
II been done a month ago. would
have given to the state its next n
tor. Today, owing to the lateness of
his announcement, his election is in
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16

The Greenwood Commonwealth
announces the return of Mai, j. X.
Nardaman and a gracious reception
rendered him by his neighbors. The
Messenger does not speak from a
political standpoint, for We are no
modern democrat, but as an old SOL
dier, who loves Il manly man regard.
less Of his politics, we want to say
Major Nardaman deserves the conf
dence and respect of the state, as
well rs Greenwood. for ais chivalrous
bearing during the late war with
Spain. and his devotion to the gall
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16

Major James X. Nardaman is mak-
luz gu ii his announcement that he
Wo,it canvass The state thoroughly,
Immediately after ~hIsumjyal bG-->
gan lJi, camwj&fnttmT Gibson, in
Claiborne county, and when next
heard from VAS GA a hlndcar en-
route to THllahatchic county. Thence
he descended on Winston county.
which yesterday held a mass cUnvcn-
ton. His campaign is noticeable on
account of being SO unlike what was
generally expected, but it is attract
ing no less attention on that account.
Major Nardaman's personality, en-
tensire acquaintance and well recog-
nizcd ability make it necessary to
include him in all calculations with
reference to the go%yernorship --
Times-Democrat.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16

Mag. Jas. X. Nardlman, Of the
l'IrilI lmmunc Regiment Volunteers,
arrived at his home in Greenwood
Friday evening, \ banquet was
rendered him at night by his fellow
citizens, Mr.. Nardaman eaters at
once into his canvass for governor.
The state has no more patriotic son
than Jas. X. Nardamau.-Iazuo
Herald.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16

Wu.'G"Iw m."r }igl' ~" ~" prof.
tsc Of pardon, sjurc he puOIjsu,a one
ot ,iH.7. t,s..aot, ,.,trDo he should
have published the other of Aug.
lgtb That would have settled the
question,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16
doubt. Private John Allen, who
has feariessly and honestly criticised
the Official acts If the governor, has

'
been steadily growing in favor with
The people Hbo believe in McLa1rin'4
defeat. MeLaariu, ua The other
aand, Is making the fight Of lii,
life, tor without trying how tn. aus
wer Aliens charges, he CRIES perse-
cation, and surrounded by his leech-
erous clanSmeD, is making his last
stand before the honest democracy Of
the state. Mr.. Williams coming in
to the race has placed In the hands
Of the legislature the solution OF the
senatorial problem-for there is no
doubt he will take from the other
two much of their conceded strength,
and coming from McLaurin's dis
trict and from the delta, he, McLau-
rim. no doubt, will be the greatest los
er. Should he be elected, Mississippi
will have Il senator Of which she may
well feel proud.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-06-16

The Holmes county executive com
miitec endorsed John Sharpe Will
Jams for senator.