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 The 1T tb!esk from the, oli PaTjIleift o{v o{vGa cured ves,Frd st dYsm oAfo yEo|Sss s,%& JS@esttGw Eugene V. Qsbs, 1he---S -SQclal -democrdtic nominee. .saLoIrEA IAIoa9s
 As on previous days, vesterdaV gave trsRsntQps m'rity ffegE fter1gii{YYIIttl r1gii{YYIIttl bi9aFp of ,Goverpmss5pt,i1yn lti9oaa owl snta,no, The vote pYs B9lHhs R!A}fffSs }fSsy4 yas ss22fntRl1q 2f tRl11 ''Es s,ts ,Hss 77A R$as $ h 9ISm I7' Debs' I; for tfrElOqa f9m Rf E2sYssFan65 Egs sFan6, ment Io; against, 2.,,r,oT .tn,tsc,raf,
 kellv's Drug store1 sS sKialesy%, olisi" ,pi; {, Bryan. ?; for territorial form of gqvedTIn,;,,, ment, IT; 'gainst, I. ,,.o.no d,,, DAILY ALAsKAN-McKinlsY, 3;IBryanh, 7; for territ rial form ot governmenl, 2a,;- <,
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They Can Smoke Now.

Those people who sw ore off smoking because the could not get La Sinceridid or Marguerite Cigars need not tax their nerves longer: The Commlssarv has just received a large consignment of those pop ular brands of cigars direct from the factory They are fresh and sweet. To 10 If
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Fur Robes.

Fur coat5, fur parkas. fur mitts. qlovs and rugs. Fur-ther you need not go i you need any.
 Keelar the Money King.
 Broadway Store.
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Pupils Waatea..

Private pupils in any grade or Nhfgf school branches, by teashT .Mishs-Sx vears' experience in city pubHe &R6as Thorough individual attention = aiding pupils to work up to their grade in Rub.it schools. ADDlE B. CASWELL,
 State, near sth, over Farrell's old store
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Ii anFAmericasg sgUfffoial

A col hpositp's error rbsse-Ahe DAILY ALASKAN rekr to Us. Coll4 4aOr of igss, ,ms C. L. Andrews of this tftv as C}htA Ian collector of customs. MT. AndrsMs wants it understood. that. he. is int the sefs ice of the United ststes < sS$
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The DAILY xsbl6toAN htitsbe tour or sale at the Hotel Northern news stani h oea'tlesn, 0! ,,m;' .d72!l sd, ys s,h'3 Jeut
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ODD JOBS WANTHDz7Leayeg aEders sats cabin No. 2I, 7th St., between, BroadWaY, and State, for odd jobs of 'earbehteting,', house banking, wood csawlhG,ete sifHr 'i
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Red Star bottled beer is unequaled as a table drink. S2 per dozen, delivered. Tel ephone SO. If
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Anheuser-BusohB Beer on Draught.
 2.i ihtn9mmo) s 2" ods
 uodjlA .nojlsI7 lEno; World famous Aphbfuseyy;JBusfh PisT q9n drlught at the Seattle sstadq saloon ont t8odaY,,nuo,
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Anheuser-Bash Beer on Dratighte" "i

World famous --Anheuser.B Busch beef 6h' draught at the rSeattle, saloon F}n tfoYdaysi tfYday Il
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
MIXED PARAGRAPHS.

"By the census Of 1900 Calves.
ton had population Of 87,7s9,
Some men never learn tho dif.
felehc between education and
conoeit.
We feed upon what we read but
digest only what We mediate
upon. y
Put good man in any cotnfnu.
nifty and his life will make hiu
neighbors feel that they ought to
lead better life than they do.
When Wesley was 20 blassed one
hundred and eixty.two years aac
he wrote! II began II pray with all
my might for tlioqs Who had IN q
,nore especial mehuer despitefully
used the and pereeouted mo-" Dc
yon. know at'ythingof such pray
II you want h he miaorabl,
think about yourealf, about wha,
you lle, whRt yaqpsat papp.a ps,
| you and what panple think s6oGI
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
OLGA NEWS.

Mr.. editor :-Having seen moth.
ing from this side in some timo
willgive you q few dots.
The farmers are about through
gathering up their cropa,and wheat
sowing and opossum hunting is
the order Of the day.
Married on last Sunday at the
home Of the bride Miss Emma
Lynch and Mr.. Abner Looper, Rev.
j. E. Foster officiating. The bride
and groom arc podular young peo.
pie, and have host Of friends who
wish them much happiness md
prosperity through lifs.
School opened at Olga Monday
tho End with q. r. Mayaeld 90
principal.
Misses Olga and Aisinoe Foster
of Greenville, visited their grand.
mother, Mrs. A. Foster, last Satur.
day and Sunday.
Il. L. Alexander of Piedmont
visited his old friends here last
week. 1t is reported that Mr.. AL.
exander has rented tho Foster
store md viii soon be ready to fur.
nish his friends with n full supply
Of dry goods and groccriea.
G. II. Cooper is still suffering
with rhoumutism, his many friends
hope for him speedy recovery.
Mrs. p. X. Huff has been very
sick for the past week, but we are
glad to state that yhs is better at
this writing.
The young people OF this section
are looking forward to Christmas
with bright antlcipations.
Mr.. Benton Robinson and fam
lily and Mr.. Bob Jones and family
left last Saturday to try their for
tune in tho clone Star" state.
Their many friends wish them sue
cess.
4 AWishing the editor q merry
Christmas and u happy Now Year,
6ubscriber.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
Sp: cial to The State.

Sp; cial to The State.
Chester Dec. 1.-The fourth day
Of the conference session is now
upon us, ali, 80 far, all conditions
have favored the work. Rev. Jno.
O. Wilson conducted the morn.
ing devotional exercise. Rev. Il.
r. Dagnall, as is his annual Gus.
tom, went out Of his usual lines in
making his report, and produced
great amusement by a poetic ad-
dress. which was directed to the
bishop, embodying the hopes of
Mr.. Daghal's itinerant heart. The
bishop frequently requests the
brethren to speak louder. In a
voice which would have filled an
auditorium several times larger
than this he asked: "Do you hear
me Bishop? I wish you to know
that [ can fill large church" His
remarks we're punctuated by OUT
bursts Of laughter, making one OF
the most pleasant incidents Of the
session.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
ANNUAL MEETING.

Tho county supervisor and commits
sionars Of Pickens county will hold their
annual Injecting at their office Oh the
FIRST TUESDAY in January 1901, ut
wh!cn ,imc they propose to wind up all
the business done by them during their
term OF two years, and to then turn over
the affatrs OF the county to tho new su
pervisor and board al commissioners.
Therefore, all persons arc hereby Motif ,d
to present their cla:ms to J. j. Lewis.
Clerk Of the Board, properly proven, ON
or before Monday preceding said first
Tueiday, NJ no claim will b received
after tho board meets, and claims not
presented for audit by the tlme mention.
cd will 10 barrod. K. +. I.OOPER,
supeN >or Ptckcna county, y. c.
Attest: J. J. Lewis, Cloak
Dec. 8 1000. St. =
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
j. d. +. Freeman Id still criti.
cally ill. His family and friends
are alarmed at his condition.

j. 3. +. Freeman ID still criti.
cally ill. His family and friends
are alarmed at his condition.
L. X. Kelley, formerly of Bas-
ley was in town last week. He ia
now in Greenville with Charles &
McBrayor, who aro tho largest deal
ers in stock and vehicles in the
state.
Henry CAN'T, ono of the best
known colered men who ever lived
in this section, died at the homo OF
his son.in. law, Lewis Earle, OH Ell
ford street this oity. Saturday
morning, aged about 90 years.
Greenville News.
There will be an entertain
ment at Vlneland schoolhouse OIL
the 21st/ inst. Doors will bo open
att 100 .. m. Admission 1Oc pro.
cced to ho used in the purchase Of
library for the school.
-Constables Grady, Newell and
McCravy, on Friday night made a
great haul, confscating the big
Lesley distillery and nine barrels
Of whisky. This is Il great loss to
Mr.. Lesley, and his friends hope
that he may be able to make a sat-
isfactory showing and have his
property released.
-Rev. Il. r. Dagnall has been
returned to the Pickens charge,
nobody expected anything else, as
his work last year was crowned with
great results. The only fear was
that other charges would try to get
him and possibly did, but the
bishop in his good judgment sent
him back to Pickens and euerybody
rejoices.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13

1t ie Said Of Weaisy that one of
his preachers spoke sharply to him.
"Johh, will you 'not ask my par
don?" SAID the good man. mo"
was the reply. "Thcn John, I will
ask yours" came in quick 70.
sponse. 1t took grace to do such
deeds, aye, and manllness besides
Wet boots may be readily dried
by filling them to the top with
oats. The oats quickly absorb the
moisture, and can be repeatedly
used.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
NOTICE.

An extra meeting OF tho stock.
holders Of the Norris Cotton Mills
Go. will be held on the Cd day 0,
January, 1901, at the company
office, Cateechee, 8. c., at IL
o'clock, NJ, for the pusposs Of yos.
ing Oh the question Of ipcreasing
ITS capital stock from One Hundred
and Fifty Thousand 10 Two Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars.
This increase 10 intended foY
further development of che com.
panys power and machinery, but
not to Interfere with dividenda.
D. X. NoaaIa,
President and Treasuror.
Cateechee, 8. c., November &C
1900. At
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given 70 sll
whom it may concern: That
Thomas Conner, 8. II. Chapman,
B, j. Washington and L. II. r.
Conner, DeaoonB Of o Baptist
church at Central, Pickens county,
8. G. have applied TO me for q char.
ter Incorporating Now Olive Grove
Baptist church. The charter will
be gran ed on 2Gth day Of Deoera,
ber 1000 at 10 q. m. This Goth
Nov. 1900. J. M. STEWART
At Clerk Of Court,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
NOTICE..

The Executive committee OF THE
PEoPLE's JOURNAL, will receive
sealed bids for an Editor and Bus.
ine,s manager to lease the plant
and run the paper from Jan. 1st
1901 to Jan lat 1902. Bids receiv.
ed until II a. M. December 17th.
Send bid to secretary or meet
executive committee at court.
house on above dato.
JoHN r. Boaas,
Sec. tx. Com.
Liberty, s. G. nov2a 81.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13

Would quickly leave you, if you
used Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands Of suferrrs have proved
their matchloss merit Sick and
Nervous Headaches. Thoy make
pure blood and bnild up your
health. Only 25 cents. Money
back if not cured. Sold by Bolt &
Thornley, Druggist
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13

This picture is the trade mark ci
SCOTT'S EMULSION, and is OF,
every bottle OF SCOI'r'S l;MUI.-
SION i'll the World. which HOW
amounts 10 many millions yearly.
This great business has grown TO
such vast proportions,
Firsf-Bccausc the rroprictors
have always been most careful il,
selecting the various ingredients
used III It's composition, namely;
the finest Cod Liver Oil, and the
purest Hypophosphitcs.
Second:-BccauSc they have 50
skillfully combined the various
ingredients that tl:c best possible
results arc obtained Nv its Use.
Third:-DccAusc it has made SC
many $ickly, delicate children
strong and healthy. given health
and rosy checks 10 50 many pale,
anaemic girls. aiiN hcu,cd the lungs
aud restored lo fuil health. 80 many
thousands: u Tie fist stages oi
Consumption,
=. II y"n 2v' '',; t,:%: Z, ~ri f.: t2v sample,
$cnT" : h"w"!". r%.u:>,~.
;ot. Had $:..:; ;.:l ,.:u&s,a,a.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
NOTICE, STOCKHOLDERS.

The vtockholdepo OF The journal
are hereby requested 10 meet the
executive Committee Of tho direct.
ors Of The journal at The Journal
Office next Monday, tho l7th inst,
st ~ y. n. Rus|peas Of igapayt'
ss"os viii come UP. u o,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
WARNING NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned
to not trespass ON any Of my lands
by hunting, cutting timber or III
any other manner, under penalty
of the law. J. 3. CLYDE.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13

NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEM ENr
t will apply 70 J. B. Newbery,
Probate Judge for pickens county,
on the 2nd day of January 1901, for
final settlement of tho estate OF
Henry s. Couch deceased and ask
to be dismissed .ns executor.
J. D. SIrToN, Exec.
Nov. 80 1900. I'd.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13

k.pCal ana PERSONAL.

-Dr. W. i. Austin Will be III
Central next Wednesday.
Look FOR Craig Brothers new
al in next Issue.
AL kinds Of ready made cakes
at Mrs. Curctoh's. ....
/ -R. E. Nonguc's now residence
i is nearing completion.
-Iirc. works! Fireworks Of ev-
ory kind at Mrs. Curcton's.
-Wul;cr INn@ston has a flour
isllng school ut Wolfe Creek.
---Don't forget thr dolls aid toys
at Mrs Curcton's.
Mrs. J. IT, Newton has been
confined TO her roOm for tho past
week with g,jppe.
Xmas aooGs rf I'LL kinds have
: come and arc stiII coming at Mrs.
: Cure tons.
Cadet }. ". lIavne of Clemson
college was in Gown Wednesday.
-Rcat change in A. N. Park 3
advertisement AID let it speak for
itself.
Mrs. James G. Phillips, of
Seneca, visited lclntivcs in the
county lat week.
--Dn;uty Mar.halI Corbin and
others src,n ia b. ;hr "tigcr' hunt
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
Tre0p00O W0aleoo

TTGWE3WDB FJWVJVUo
] will prosecute 10 the full OK.
tent of tho law a,y and all per.
sons that tfeepass Oh any Of my
lands. Cutting timber, hunting
fishing, walking, riding or drivi M
through striotly forbidden.
X. 8. 9airTIN.
Nov. 18th 1900. At.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13

N ~ IoNN oA SeAS VIVA ASSsA No
for the fiscal year commencing
Jan. /. 1901.
Six Mile, Wednesday Jan. 8, 1901,
Calhoun, Thursday 4" 10 "
Central, Friday II
Catcechee, Saturday IL
Liberty, Monday I" IA
Easley, Tue. and Wed. " 1916"
Cross Plains, Thursday II
Loorer's Shop, Friday 18
Looper's Store, Sat. 10 "sa
Pumpkintown, Monday " 2l "a
Holly Springs, Tuesday "22
Eastatoe, Wednesday " %
Mile Creek. Thursday "a &"
Pr ater's, Friday I" 26
After which time will be in
my Office in the Court House at
Pickens, S. G.
Remember the time expires Feb.
ruary goth 1901. All who do not
make returns by that time will be
required by law to pay 80 per cent
penalty for pon returns. All re.
turns must be made by school die.
tricts. Please remember this and
if you do nat know your district
ask your neighbor to toll you.
Doc. 6. 1900. I'd. S. A. Hunt.
Auditor.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
William Holden, ct. al.

William Holden, OF. al.
All that certain piece, parcel or plant.
alton OF land lying being sl.uate in the
County aud State afO,esaid,' In Eastatoc
township. Oh both sides II Big Eastatoe
creek, containing six hundred and
twonty five 1921 acres more or less, Join
Ing lands OF Heater NJ. Stewart and lands
formerly owned by David Parker, dcceas-
ed, and others, and known a. the Alpha
cash on duy Of sale, BALANCE on credit
OF twelve months secured by bond OF the
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises.
with leave to anticipate payment OF the
credit portion with interest Oh credit por-
tion from day Of sale.
n. A. Hendricks, ct. al,
William Holden, ct. al.
All that piece. parcel or tract OF land
lying being situate In c0unty and state
aide Of Kco "cp river, joining lands of j.
N. Latch, j. w. Head and Joab Moore
nnd others, and containing one hundred
[l00] acres more or less, and known a.
the Shallow Ford tract. Terms-onc
half cash, balance on u credit of twelve
months with lenve to anticipate payne 1T
OF the credit portion. Secured by bond
Of the purchaser and mortgage OF the
premises with interest from day OF sale
on crrcit portion.
Also all that other piece, parcel or tract
Of land in county and State aforesaid, in
Esstatoe township, on both silesof Cedar
crock, waters of>Keowce' river. joining
lands Of John Head, Eliza Murplrce. JAS.
A. Noon and Others. containing sixty
1901 acres morc or less. Terms, Onc.halt
cash on day OF sale, balaucc on credit OF
twelve months with leave to anticipate
payment Of the credit portion, secured
by bond OF purchaser aud mortgage OF
the premises with interest from day oi
sale OH credit portion.
J. NJ. STEWART,
Clerk OF Court.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons having tools or prop.
eyty o! sny kind belonging to Pick
ems couLty are hereby notified to
return the same TO che county
commisBloners' Office on or befor Q
tho frot day Of Jan. 1901.
e. r. LOOPER,
Supervisor Pickons county
Attest: J. ]. Lewis. Clerk.
Dec. 1900. St.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
Auditor'0 Notice.

The Auditor or his deputies will
will be at the following places for
the purpose of taking tax roturns
for the fiscal year commencing
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-12-13
Legal Advertisements.
Clerks Sales.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, !
COUNTY OF PICKENS.
lin Common Pleas Court I

lin Common Pleas COurt.l
In pursuance of decretal orders. and
orders OF foreclosure In the following
named cases on file IN the Clerks office.
will *elI to tho highest bidder the follow.
Ing described lands on Saledav In Jun,ul-
ry next, at Pickens G. H., s. G. during
the legal hours for sale, upon the terms
stated, to wit:
Calvin McDufiie Smith,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-15
Grand Opera House.

No expense has been spared by Wal
ter Fessler, the author and manager of
1.-THE Great White Diamond which
will be presented at the Grand Opera
house tonight, tomorrow night ana
Saturday. 1t is melodrama or tne
cleanest type, full Of noble sentiment
and truth of character. The play
abounds in sensations. There are mar
row escapes from death on the part OF
the hero and heroine than in any mod
ern melodrama The chasm Swing for
Life" the Human Pendulum, the
thunderous "cliff explosion" and others
make it exciting as well as interesting.
And withal, it is love story, pure and
simple, with every trait of human ar
lection to give it's noble intent nobler
color and with the aid of that amount
of frivolity which is ever necessary IN
a melodrama, to teach lesson that
NAV well be learned with regard to
that which is best in nature and hui
manity. In the role of hero Frank
Hennig so we'll known as the late Tom
Keene's leading support will play the
part of Robert Thorne, the young
miner, in the dashing way that has
long characterized his acting. The
usual matinee Saturday. Seats now on
sale. Regular prices.
Bob Manchester'S Cracker Jacks
which are at the Grand Opera house
next Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
promises to be far ahead OF last sea-
sons production, and If it Is we are as
sured of seeing a burlesque show bet
ter than the average. Mr. Manchester
has always given a good, clean per-
Torrance. His company will consist OF
thirty-eight people, Of whom twenty
five are young, handsome ladies who
can sing and dance The usual matinee
will be given Wednesday, Seats now
on SALE Regular prices.
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hTe other lectures to be given will be
Monday evening, November rs, 1.-The
Paris Exposition; Monday evening,
December 9, THE Wonders of Thes-
sally" and Tuesday evening, December
II, "Oberammergau in 1900, the Place, the
People and the Play" The sale OF
course tickets at box office. Course
ticket securing to the holder the same
reserved seat at each of the four lee
lures of the course, $3.50, 81 and $l.5O,
according to location. Single tickets 81,
75c and soc, will be on sale on and af-
ter Friday, November 16, at 8 a, m.
Mail orders addressed to box office, Hy-
perion theater, will receive prompt at
tention in the order of their receipt.
In 'Sweet Anne Page" the new
comic opera in which Miss Lulu CHASER
is to appear at the Hyperion on Tues
day and Wednesday next, this delight
full coincidence Is said to have the very
best part she has ever been assigned.
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sHOPIIFTERS HELD.

Annie Thompson and Pearl Douglass,
the two young women arrested Tor
shoplifting by Detective Dunlap Tues
day night, were arratgned in the city
court for theft yesterday morning.
There are five counts against the wo-
men at present, but there is propapil-
ity of a charge of conspiracy being en-
tered. The Thompson woman is about
+wenty-three years old and Pearl Doug
glass is about twenty-eight Both are
very stylishly dressed and are very
comely in appearance. Annie Thomp-
son claims New York as her home,
while Pearl Douglass says she comes
from Providence and Fall River. They
are held in $1,000 bonds. They were rep
resented by Attorney Fitzgerald VINO
made a. plea for a. $500 bond, but Judge
Bishop said that In one charge alone ne
could place a bond of $500, so that ne
would let the bond of $1,000 remain. "A
continuance of one week was taken, as
the state had no time to prepare the
case.