davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

Washington. Nov. 1.-The mcmhcra u
the Philippine commission. Admiral
urwUy profossors schurm1n Qua Wor-
cealef and Col. uonhy VIII make pre-.
llmlnnfy report Co the President before
The cnd 10 ihla week and lt iH UNDER
stood the report win he Immediately
given To- the public. This report will
he prepared nt the request ~ the prcHi-
dent a. result % % conference be-
tween tht President ana the commission
10 the White House today The proai-
dent personally summoned the cummls-
alnncrH and uu hour was spent IN cons
aultHtion during which b. explained tho
points he desired covered lu the pre-
limlnnry report ~ may be- weeks,
possibly months before the complete re-
port ~ ready.
Prof sohurmnn. who ~ president Of
the commission. said. after the mem
hcra let the white House. that the
report 10 be made this week would
cover certain phases OF the situation.
which the President desired cleared 40
AZ this time. when asked " the re-
port would touch upon the so-calicd
Sulu treaty 1.-THE arrangement between
Con. Hatca and the sultan % Sulul.
r'ruf schurman replied in the negative.
That waa purely a military arrange
mcut," said h.. with which the cum-
miasion had nothing 10 do"
Secretary Hay and Secretary Root
were present % the conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

woman rousd Dead with a Bullet IN lie
Heart.

Chicago. Nov Mrs. J. Rush
Branch was found dead last night In
her apartments on the nrst floor OF no
and street with bullet Ia her heart
It Is believed the body had lain In the
Hat more than week. Finger prints
and smearrd blood stains were found
ON The wall beside body, ana revolver
with one chamber empty lying on q bed
In Mra. nrauch'a room.
Five weeks ago Mrs. Branch moved
her handsome furniture into the build
ing. The woman was alone, but she told
the ianitnr Frank Stromscn. that her
husband was travelling aalesman and
was Out Of town, Upon several occa-
'Hions. man whom the ihnltor be-
llevcd 10 be- her husband visited her.
sunday morning, october 22 Mrs
Branch called StrumHeu In 10 TX gas
jet While the lanltor was at work
strange man sat with his back 20 him
IN the front room, and Mother spoke nor
turned his head. 40 one fnN this man
leave the HAT, Mrs. branch has not
been seen by any Of the nelghbora since
that day
The daily papers are piled on the
back porch up TO and Including thar
day.
q number 4 letters were found IN the
apartments. some OF them Indicating
that she had been leading dual cx-
istencc. At least half NJ the mlsalyrH
were addressed 90 Mrs. Mabel Downs,
although she ia said 90 have been tho
recipient nf them In none N them
was the address OF the writer given,
one OF the letters was written IN Mon
trenl. oct "a. ana which was unopened,
was signed "Your husband"
The coroner today VIII endenvor TO
solve the mystery surrounding her life
aud death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01
Takes Forty Of These, and Other
Plumber, from a Rebel Force,
NEGRos ISLAND PEACEFUL
Conditions ffotter There Now than for
twenty Wears Past uioekadc-
Hummer captured.

Manila. Nov 1. t.iG o. m.-Gon.
Hughes. commanding In the NIaayan
district. has aout In an encouraging re-
port. tie says the island u Nogros ~
now moro peaceful and orderly than
for twenty years. The planters ore put-
suing their business uneirturbcd by
the bands Of brigands who had long
levied tribute ON them. The Amori-
cans have scattered the bfigands and
propose 20 pursue them untl they are
cncctunliy suppressed.
den. YounFs column entered Cab
anautuan. north Of san isilro, ycater-
day morning,
Fourth cavalry. took pofsefsion ~ the
deserted town uf Alinaa. Captain Bat
son captured telegraph operator and
his escort. finding IL telearum TO
Aguinaldo from ma ln4lrgent colonel
reporting that Gen. Lawton was Killed
ln a recent light and that Bile body had
bvcn sent 20 Manila. The operator said
that COO insurgents were approaching
Aliaza from Tarlac. untrou placed bis
scouts in ambush awaiting them. Col.
HAYS. with four troops nf thU Fourth
cavalry charged the towns " Tntnvern
and Cnhal, dispensing 10 luaurEeuia
without any loss. They captured two
brass cannon ana "a quantity " nmmu-
milton, Including many hutchklaa
shells.
Captain Batson took a Htorchuuso and
quantities u rice, sugar corn, aud
forty bull carts.
The steamer Lthucnn of Hongkonr
nvc hundred tons, with a prize CROW
from the United States Eunhout cuatlnc
ON board. has arrived here. Ahe was
captured while running the blockade
on Zamboanga She had unloadcd her
cnrru OF merchandise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

San Francisco. Nov. i.-Charlcs Hail.
formerly private In the first Nebraska
volunteer regiment and morr recently
cook ON the transport Hancock, was
shot and almost Instantly Killed late
last night by G.. 4, Dodge an aged
saloon keeper nj the latter'H place OF
business near Hunters Point The
shooting was the result OF a row over
the payment for drinks between Sew
ural DISCHARGED soldiers Of whom Hail
was one. and young Dodge son OF the
proprietor. who was knocked scnscless
during tho melee Seeing his son lying
on the floor and supposing him TO be
dead Dodge, who ls 10 years OF age.
procured "a revolver and fired at the
person he thought had struck the
young man The crowd scattered and
Han feli dead on the sidewalk outside
the door Dodge has been arrested and
charged with murder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01
MOB RULE AT CHICAGO.
Police Fool Away Time with the
Crowd Finally the "zion Cuardr
IL Relieved.

Chicago. Nov. DIR" John Alex
andcr Dowie was rescued from his oak
Park church. Marion and Lake streets.
az 2.is o'clock this morning by a scr,
Ecant and twenty policemen from the
West Lake street station. he had been
a prisoner In tho building since %
O'Clock last night Word came at "a y.
m that the doctor" was kept o prison.
cr by mob that dofcd the efforts OF
the Cicero police. Fearing they would
attack the place. the city police were
rushed 10 the suburb In patrol wagon.
When the city police arrived, Doc
tor buWie and nearly 900 uf his follow
ers emerged from the hall. led by the
Zion guards"
Dr. Dowlca meeting was one ~ tho
most tumultuuus be- has held. HIS
Zion guard" was pclted with eggs and
stones windows in the building were
broken, and one Of his followers was
severely beaten by the crowd. For
hours chief Nallrus and twelve mon
OF the Cicero police force struggled la
vain 60 keep order They drove the
crowd away from the buudlue ID short
distance, but could not scatter H. Two
hundred mon remained close by de-
clnriug they would not 40 ul Dowlc
appeared,
Five arrests were made during the
riot
Tho trouble started at $50 o'clock
when Dr. Dowlc entered the church It
continued without intermisHiuu all
night, although after midnight the
crowd contcrtrd itself with keeping up
a passive siege
Al midnight the police scattered the
crowd but two hundred mon gathered
close 10 the church which was closely
watched by scouts. This was kept up
for hours once the crowd set IRE 20
a load Of hay. The blaze was oxtln-
guiahed by the IRE department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

banquet chamber Tor the reception. dec
ofatNc arr viii reach ita limit Every
window VIII be q bank ~ drapcd bunt-
lng, and the ceiling VIII boz hidden by
rows OF hundreds 81 colored atronmern
aud fashea " rcd. white and blue. The
huye of the Twentieth win ma thcm-
selves surrounded on un Hdoa 10 the
national colura when they a't down 20
refresh themselves with the good thinfa
provided by an ndnirlur Topeka pub
lic. The l1nF banquet tables have been
built complete and HpoHkora otlnd
erected nt the north side OF tho hail.
Strings of lucnndcrcout globes Will glow
above The hnn1uctcra' heads. and the
cnCct WIN De- heightened by the uHc 0f
ariihcial llght alone. In the center OF
the rotundn 81 the second floor of the
capitol n band stand has been erected
and here several bands Will take turns
iu dispensing music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

portant. They come from Washing
ton and are official
The first refers to the claims Of BRIT
ish and other residents Tor damages Tor
imprisonment during the rebellion OF
1895. The merit of tho claims n nc-
kn0wlodgcd and II la recommended
that the local government make settle
mont OF some sort Satisfactory TO the
parties.
Tho second letter is In relation to
Minister Damons trip 10 Italy. 10 h.
undcrHt0od that the United States rov-
orumcnt dlnapprovcu u the mission Of
Afr Damon.
Minister Damon lcft here some
months ago % enlist in Italy lnborors
Tor the plantations.
The third letter was In relation 10 the
title of the minister of foreign affairs.
The Washington government rules that
the office may continue under ita Old
title.
The steamship Carlisle city has ar
rived from the Orient with 1O2 Japanese
laborura on board. Tho vo8ssoi viii
proceed TO San Diego and VIII probably
30 into the United States army trans
port service. She was built ng cattle
transport and viii Doe better Cor tho
shipment of horses and mules than any
steamer now In that acrvicc.
The United States steamer Newark
arrived from son Francisco this morn
Ing on her way 10 Join Admiral Wat
sons feet az Manila. The cruiser Will
remain IN port about three days
VIM. %. Smith formerly uttnuey-
general of this country. has been no-
iccted 60 represent the Hawaiian L.
lands nt Washington while Congress iH
IN session Hs VIII b. the delegate OF
the Planters association ana the Cham.
bor " Commerce and his work win be-
TO supply Information 20 Courresgmun
when the enabling act comes up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01
SQUARELY AND
FAIRLY LICKED
But Sir Thomas Upton Takes a
Prize Cup After All.
BIDS AMERICA FAREWELL.



~" o'h' nov, i'-slr IAomaA ,'p-
70" Hel!'u t"uaE TOT hlH nom" III l'hs-
'a"u' nc I'''lNeu suIpilA'uE ulpu''
or .n' e.ie,'n ~ when ne " h'lu oy a
Hl'". many people ~ hlnh OF q W.
u"'l""i inn''n 'ni"ush r'N'i"i uVN"-
Wv" H'','A' anu h'''t i''' p"'" -,
ul' N'l'''.Hh l.ns pier Nh.i' ne wen.
on uouiu 'h' u i'oulH' ana ''il.' o,
'''o''lA' l'e'p'lohH iioih hop.'huA or
l,'p',' ~, 'l.' ,'','Neu "olu OF we
presentation OF the loving cup which
will b. ready by Christmas TOT him.
Cir Thotnna aud IA fety ffteuda teft fhe
-, ~
rum NN'nu' h"''' NJ SOU 'lpeh 70 10
60 the Astor House 60 meet the loving
cup committee
Ny1,., 49,, A.,,. Hon.. sos. .,..,h..yt
tho Hlkh'h regiment hAha was IN
waiting, with some VI the members %
al. toyipe, ,t,r ro,tv,ttt.. and th. hand
, - -.
pN6'u az NV NEllAk'A "'ie NilNoh w
10 front u the hotel The party re-
manned but "a few minutes M the hotel
.rtc b,nd f,ii,,y.d hy 49,, -,-.i,,,.,
WV ''hN''
started OF down hiohdWhl playing a
lively air. An the way 90 the American
line pler Sir Thomnr Linton got , re.
''pV"h lhn' surprised NM f'"ple hhei
up ON the sidewalks ana checrod him.
and many rush.d ont 10 rhake hanar
Win a. T.a,,a. a. h,. -. ',a,.,,.
"'
lAfA'd'
lie was soon surrounded by long
shoremop. street swecp,r. ana vsndors
- a.. -.,....... ...i,, -. st
N"' -" '"''"N. '"''tN" ~ "N N'eN
hands rant ana lcft. Both OF his hands
were shaken by the crowd, which good.
naturrdiy hnif.puil,d him out OF the
~ i,.o,,,.. an, ,t. ,.,,y .....1.., 9.
The aerond noor 81 ~ N,ncrirnn nm,
pler ,yhefe a niafform mad t,'..,, ,'faftei
M ionp No. bed hs.W d,eoss,'.t MIN
hanner s I' n M IVA a,s r WI
mai assemt,ied wong therp ,gs,,
many vyomen ON the uiatforfn ,,as "a
aersf ref,reasrtatioT ~ ~ sh,nr,,i
,git6 run ~ tn,rnfrt.ii.s .,d ~siis Ia
,ehif. IN ,l'i@ ~, M. ,,,,,ds X ,htt,.
md ,.iin,y shr,.snthe nun,a ND ~
r5ers Thg v.Seei ,vns fo,ir fsgt ionr
Al tb, nee, t,.at o,,t,.t ~. ~. ~ ~.
HOWL Iiisinr Yacht riub
VCbls a. q,bsr,as 1,rt cha. o,se,s h,t
n.'.~t.., 10 tJ,ft,r,r ,sIA 49,, avn
nam n. strsne. chairnnn 81 NJ loving
nm ,.op,p,ftts., si-t.iied 90 .ii,r,9
and John NJ. leach. one of no commit,
te.psp fornaiiy aivisst a. rrb,,,1, ~
b'io,i,',, ~, t6st a. h., ~ ,,,,,l,i
Mn ai,iips MAJ H. ana -. ~. .,i..'
ttt,"t.t tt9t sir .f.b,,,,,,,s ,,,,,it -, r..
t,,ru
~ 'rbo,,,,. y.,,s ,h,..,.t hsts , a,.-
.n tirpss H. or. ~ Nh. ,ii9,,''d a., r,,i,,
Whsn n, saii, ~ '''''''
~, t,...l.s.tt,t.. -, $40. g., ..,..... .
once NV glsings =" thiu ' r' W. SSp''g bis
49,. l nv 80 .'''
i,.''i NV, ',' INV,
iipdr,s. ,b,,,, M No., t,s .,,t...,,'l
H. -, 80 t''' ,'SA -
Nt' ts'f, iN 80 l.'fiN W i.iNf "ltN .Ni
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01
Ex-GOV. SAUNDERS DEAD.
tather-in-iaw TO Russell Harrison
cause OF Death ~ old
Age.

Omaha, Nov. i.-EN.uoy. Alvin saun-
dcrs died az an early hour this morning.
tie was one NJ the earliest settlers In
the State. and during his entire career
was prominent ngurc IN political and
business life. His daughter Is the wife
Of Major Russell Harrison. son OF the
cx-PreHldcnt.
This innrmitlos ~ old age were the
cause Of the eN-guycrnor'a death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

San Frsncirco, Nov, 1.-The steamer
october 2i the United States transport
Ohio, making THE port ~ Honolulu. The
Ohio hne on board three officers and
% men ~ tho Nevada cavalry. and 2i5
discharged men ON oct. a0 th, city
81 pckinF was rlFhtUd The pckIfR lrft
san FunciFco iart Saturday ntdk has
ON board olEht companies % M mir
iy.nrlt MUMMY nnl lgl r-.rnlI..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01
|IT WAS THE MULES
THAT DID 1T
Uoers Frightened Them, and the Animals
Ran Away with the British Cannon
and Ammunition.

"a usee and Worcestershire Regiment Fought as Long as
They Had Cartridges British Prisoners Treated llumanely
Courtesy OF Gen. JOubert-Brtish Public Feels Relieved
Since There Was No DishonorBatte Continues at Lady
smhh-No Particulars Known-Anxey Concerning the Pc.
,aou-sympathy for Brain-war Office BuIIetins-cabi.
uel Neeting-RumOred Loss OF TrOopship-MOre Troops
Called Out-lnqury as TO Boer Losses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

London. Nov. i.-Whlic the Samoan
negotiations continue, IL can be said
definitely that they are IN such q c0n-
dillon that there u small possibility Of
reaching an agreement In tho near fu-
ture
The United States has notified tho
foreign office fhft % heartily endorses
the proposition Coz the government u
Samoa by one power but that go FAR no
plan has been suggested which appears
satisfactory To the United states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

San Francisco, NOV, 1.-The steamer
Chlnn arrived here today from Asiatic
ports via Honolulu and brings the fol-
lowing news from Honolulu under date
OF oct. 20
Special Agent Harold NJ. sewall has
handed TO the Hawaiian government
three letterH. all OF which are quite Inn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

EN-Oov. a. W. saunders was mem-
hsr OF the Utah Commission during an
important period On the history OF Utah.
ON May ~ 1883. be was appointed 20
succeed Ex-Governor Thomas, who was
made Governor of this Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

Stockton Cal. Nov. 1.-The power
house Of the STANDARD Electric cump1-
ny. located at Blue Lakes city, wac Toe
t1iiy destroyed by hfr today The losa
VIII reach at least flt.Ooo.
Several large enterprises depending
upon the electric plant fur puwcr viii
suffer great Inconvenience. The origin
~ the nre H. unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

ST. Petersburg. Nov Tho Novosti
says NJ. DeWitte, The minister OF
finance has recently addressed the d.
reotura Of "a number ~ private credit
Institutions and assured them that the
RuHslun financial condition exceeded
that of France or Great Britain. The
dearth OF money he added was the re-
suit of the worlds general financial
position, and did not AFFORD ground for
uneaainess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

lie Pissed u Comfortable Night Condition
l. Unchanged.

New York, Nov. Ia bulletin issued
at 9 a, m, from the residence OF Vice
President Hobart. In Paterson, n. j..
says.
MIR. Hobart passed a comfortable
night slept fairly we'll. no change In
his condition from yesterday"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

Gloucester. Ohio. Nov IAN i1-year-
old school girl named owens returning
from school at Morton yesterday hud
some trouble with pluymates and ran
to her home secured q muaket and fired
wounded "a boy named Hewbow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

London, Nov. Lieut.. Gen. Charles
Wright Youngband tretlred) ~ deed
He was born June 90 1921. Tho death
IA announced Of Edward Fleetwood,
John Penew, fourth viacount Ed
mouth. lie was born June II. 1861.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

Seattle. wash. Nov 1.-The steamer
Roanoke arrived here today from 81
Michael and Cape Nome, The Roanoke
brought one million three hundred thou
sand dollars worth OF gold and 800 pas
aengora.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

Capctown. oct. 81 Delayed In trans
mission, Guns Of The British Naval
brigade have knocked the Roer 90
Founder clean on It's platform and have
Hllenced the Hoer guns on Hepworth
I'm. The Beers abandoned their POSI-
lions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

Brussels, Nov, DIR Loyds, the dip
lomntic agent Of the Transvaal. has re-
ceivcd the consonf OF the British score
tury N state for war the Marquis Of
i.nnHdownc, To allow telegram 10 be
sent TO Pretoria TO ask the number OF
killed and wounded on the side Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-01

Rev, r.. d, WATSON opcucd the dis-
cuaalon on this paper, lie said there
was much 20 b. said about the work
of the Holy Ghost, Ito work had ale
ways been manifest, tie was much
Impressed, he said By Dr. PadenB re-
mark that We need no more Bibles. God
10 not making Bibles today We necd
no addition TO this Holy book, cons
tended the speaker, Hut the work OF
the Holy Ghost ~ not confined 10 the
scripture When Christ said 10 would
remain with ua forever. he ana not
merely refer 10 the Bible. but tho Spirit
IL 10 dwell In us, 10 clear our moral
Nxiea
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-12
"a Office OF final Gottsccn eT :

70 O&ICE OF 'fHst . .
will apply to j. b. N"wb2iy, Pre-! a.,
Judge for pickcnS co'tiT, lIr ilnAI
settlement with my wards, william
Walker Hendricks. ct, al miuors, o. the
10Th day Of November 1899, ana ask T.
D., dismi,. ed = Guardian.
j. Mtspn Hendricks,
octl2w4. Guardian.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-12
EidS WancG0.

For the next ten days bids will
10 received at the Office Of General
Manager of ,hr Picllons Railroad
I Co., Pickens 5. G. for furnishing
wood for the cugine-tho said wood
TO Do placed upon the ljght~of- way,
the right to reject and all bids re-
served.
]. r.. Taylor,
Oct 11S00 Com Nor
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-12

Craig Bros, She Ncw merchants
want lO,VOO chickens and $4,000
dozen Of eggs They are paying
the highest market price for them.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-12
HOT PRICES.
Cotton good price and everything else Is going high
cr, but offering our entire stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
and hav" OF the largest in the country at the same
prices did when cotton $ cents pound.
We Mnkiny speciality Clothing, Shoes, Hatst
D,> s; N>ui7 ;;nd Gents Furnishings.

"" want 10 call your attention
">hNc.a!iv 60 cur line OF Clothing
a." S""yS. u" nave nearly double
the amolumt "t ho'h lines that we
usually carry amt arc in letter
p"slu II (" s"it you than ever be-
tore both IL qualify and price
Ihcrc Is no "coi 10 tell you tho
shoe to hnv, for tho Battle Axe
Will out wear any shoe for the samo
money ON the market.
Big lot Of extra Pants, ranging
from 80 cents 10 Sc 90, no trouble
to fit both stout's and longs.
Nice line OF Ovcrcoats, both Wool
md Macintosh. Largest assort-
mcnt Of Dress Goods ever shown
hero. WOODEN goods Of all kinds.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-12

Clement,
pIckrns
-.,.~>.- 49," puc Ia front Of
their store.
---Noot. Lnth~n, Of Whitc post
flee, lost gold watch and $1,000
in money LAST week.
Robert Lynch, of Sunny Dale,
lett Sunday for Mcxico where he
will spend some time:
Miss Eta Boggs, Of Easloy,
Is visiting Mrs. Sarah Alexander,
OF EustaLoe, this week.
Neal Donahuc, of White Right,
Texas, Is visiting at J. L, Hendricks
near Liberty :his week.
SEQ what l.. Rothschild, of
Greenville. Bays. IIo is offering
w.. rgains iii clothing.
sic Gaines, charming
.... Of Central, visited the
w. II. Ashmore thi,
d. T. Pace has opened mp
complete line of general merchan-
disc and will sell his goods as
cheap as tn, othor "icilor.'
j. NJ. Winchester, Of Hazel,
was thrown from 4 wagon near
Supervisor Loopcr's Monday and
was considerably bruised up.
Craig Bros, She new merchants
want IO,OOO chickens and $4,000
dozen OF eggs They are paying
the highest market price for them
Lost bntwocn w. n. O'Delps
and Pickcns, court house, a heavy
dark shawl. Finder will be re-
warded by leaving same at this
Office.
j. }. Williams, of Briggs, is rot
only Il gooA farmer, but q cham.
ion 'possum hunter. He caught
on~ last week that noted twelve
pounds.
~, r...,ue " " 1r.;ln
j., y, ,,svr.;Ii ~ ,,,oA "a I.arn
,hn, +, w.. r.rr,,n,,.1 t.,nm h;z 70.
crnt i1',,rss a. hiH hos, IL Sails.
buy., =, t..
:. ., .,,
T." - ,'."''N -, ~"
t. - u, l
|''. "'',' i'l,'"
t5'' ' ",:. 49, "@''' h'",
-' '..".'' =. ..@ :" "..'i' III !:'"
i';N >'... ". =. "4"; ''"on, Mf'
r.N >"..'. ~. l., 49," i''Nt:'"
HS"i> >'"..,. > ~ D. ";"E. =.
T., "@.:. ''.''f :. I:cHEt"
,. .. .. ,.,,;
~ ~ ,,' = i" '''' ,,:' :.,.'
- - - ,,,''
;i,' 49, ~ ..'' ''''' -, - 'I'',' -
80; =" .......', ...'' ,,,'. ..":'' ,.,E ,..,>.
:" 80 - ; "'
-, , -,.,.....-..
:, 80 ~. .'''':'' ~ ! 'tI'.,,'l go;
I" .''" - c'.''''Heo m ,i'iS
, ",,' w., I' ',!'<- "I' 90" ~: - ICY
~ I" , ~" - n.,.In'., ~ ',,' y"I' ,,;I' r"T 'o'
"' ''',." s' =, 49, ''' ''''' ''''' N''''
st''" 49, '""''''
"~~!Iow to encourage and Keep
"ir nf - ,,;,nnIlr f,r rnnro,,;n, i,
md sirhl-.ccjnr, vh .ro such ON.
portnnities as the next ANIMAL S,,ln
rair will afford.
-.
- iFo direct your attention to
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-12
week

j. NJ. Winchester, Of Hazel
was thrown from 4 wagon near
Supervisor Loopcr'H Monday and
was considerably bruised up.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-12
The Peoples Journal.
I,ocaI and Personal.

Tho Teachers Summer school
closes this week.
"A r. T.~Winche5tor, of Haz ell :,
LOST ;, .lnr cow -" .h" Gth inst.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-12

Flannels, ,simores, Outings
Percales, Korseys, and n lot OF
jeans that's an eye opener, prices
from 10 cents yard to IS cents
Bed Ticking, Straw and Feather,
Lac, Curtains, Table Damask,
Linens of all kinds, Toweling, dol
lies. Don't forget to look at our
ilno Of Wool and Plush Capes
when in town. We have some
raro bargains to offer in this line
Hardware Of all kinds. Stoves,
Trunks, Satchels, Sad les, Brides,
Wagons, Harness, Buggy Harness,
Wagon lines, Lap Robes Buggy
U Umbrellas, and-but we must sto]
Us the editor is drawing II line clos
under us and we haven't the space
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-12

"~!Iow to encourage and I;ocp
thJ hDys or ;ho farr? Take tl0Iu
off of 1t occasionally for recreation
md Sightseeing, VII .ro such OPP
portunities as the nc%t annual Stale
Fair will afford.