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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
UTE INDIANS TROUBLESOME.
Threaten 10 Murder Women aDd
Children in Colorado.

Denver. Colo. Sept. f7.-An Indian out
hrea!, l. threatened in san N!g0-i County.
Colorado, according - adyi"as received rv
Governor Thomas TO-DAY. Tho Information
was contained IA a letter from The POST
r'aatcr at Cedar, Colo. which was rs fol
lows.
The Ute Indians from Navajo Springs
AEe1c- Cte ~ uUtaiEs. ar. u-1e c.tcig-..s
and tlf&nc away our range horses and trgy
iIs - on JoinG 80 contrary ir. uHr lrgtrst-s-
Ii0n.
The stoctlmeU have threatened o. -l7lt
~ they don't des.st EhaTr.uUru tH.- Indian
Chiefs say they viii make war ,ry0u thr
women and children aud murder hp-a
Please 10 what you can TO have them or
der,d away from ho-c.
iSgHeo} -. W. WESTCOTT
POS 'rng.!aH.''
The Governor sent a tr!a...tul 20 ri,o
Secretary of the Interior demanding fif.,t
steps Ice taken to protect th- settlers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
VICTIMS OF AN EXPLOSION.
Sixteen Killed at Fung-ChOw and
TWENTY-FIVE Injured.

London Sept. 1.-THE British Command
rr a. Taku vlbies that a fatigue party. ~
Gagged IN destroying GunpOwder at TunS
CEow. has been blown up.
Ei.eycG Welsh Tusiie' rs were wounded.
two British indian sOldi - were Ei.lei and
thirteen British Indian soldiers were wound
I'd ami Captain Hill and eleven Eritish
Chinese infantry soldiers were wounded.
Later adviCes show that sixteen were
Killed and twenty-five injured by the
Ulr-i1U.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
SHOCK THREW HlM INTO SHAFT.
John Lallv Fell Forty Feet and
Was Badly Hurt.

While attempting to repair an elevator
appliance which was out OF order John
Laily of NJ. lzi tie Sofa avenue. ern-
pioyed as q stock clerk for the Western
Electric Company, received an electric
shock from crossed ight ng wi7e of he
plant and Wa II: VA down th4 elevator
shaft. distance of forty fcCt iron: the.
third 3ioOr To- che basement of the ojiil6i g.
He was removed in az UNCONSCIOUS c-t.-
di.iou 60 the CRY EiSpsUSGTy. whore Doctor
johnson said that he y i= suffering frl m in
terHal injuries. two scalp HOuutS and q
apraI1cj wrist. B.S c1udiion Is cons derec
serirus. I..Ilv Wa .rloNcl 10 has iIo.ne.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
SIX HUNDRED MEN QUIT.
Reduction of Wages Caused Strike
at Danville, Pa.

BoomsbUrg. Pa. Sept. AL efforts TO
settle the differences between the Eeaairl-
Iron Company OF bany!ile and their en-
ployos having failed the 6oj men employed
al the plant refused TO work this morn
Ing when the new wage scale. which makes
cut of % per cent in the mems wages.
went ipio effect
TIE mil is completely closed down ana Is
likely 70 remain 50 for an indefinite length
uf umc. The firm contends tharNfh.a mar
ket price Of iron Is less than the cp.l gf
lfTOdu. ton. and that this step was p.ces-
sa:y in order TO keep the plant in opera
tiun.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
WETMORE CONFIDENT.
Says Bryan VIII Probably Carry
Wisconsin.

ELIJtilsiI SIECINI-
Chicago. ILL.,. Sept t7.-ColcneI Moses c.
Wctmore Of ST. Louis to-day brought news
from Wisconsin.
II have been up there for some time he
said. and Mr. Bryan's chances are spien-
did He will got the GerTnan-Americau vote
solid. The drift throughout the country -
toward Mr. Bryan. Missouri viii roll up
an Old-time majority fer niia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
ANOTHER STRIKE is ON.
one Hundred Puddlers Tie Up
bloomsbury, Pa. Foundry.

bloonsh;Ir-. Pa, Sept. II-One hundred
puudlers employed by the American Car
ana Foundry Company struck because Of u
recent order Of the company, which cum-
ieiS the puddlers To light their own fires in
'He . mo- Eihg anu 60 produce :; physicians
Ntruicate every time they ags aHzent on
the plea Of ~i-kn,se
ihc strike g'l HEeiE tie Up tho mills.
.'icn "iunIet --f -s..-,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
sUNDAY-Sch00L FEDERATION.
First Fall Meeting Discusses Nor
NAL M-nfk.

the first fan meeting Of the COcCrega-
tional Sunday y-Schos y Federation was held
last Night IN fiilrm Church. Washington
avenue and TWer ty-niul n street he fea
tuFe Of the mC.iiuc was an address by W
J. Sernciruta. StIte normal sup Tri,ft teTde enc
OF the A.;1soUr, SILdIy-SchD0i ASs-1eiatior
on ''The Normal Department, or Systematic.
BibIe Study and T.acuer iTainiisz-''
After the address there was & general de-
ia te upOa normal Sunday schools and
short taEts by number OF local workers
Nomius lions were iaIGe for officers of ths
Federation 10 be elected at the Octobec
meetins.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
Changes on Old T.. ID. a f..

kfI'J l.i.lF SPECIAL.
AIattu0u. H. Sept. III. I. Barton has
resigned ;ts Supc, intend Mt Of ma.urruarre
ut wIy If the Peoria division OF IA. Illinois
Central. formerly the Peoria. Decatur and
Evansville. to become assistant maurger Of
the St Louis Sheffield Iron anG Steel Com
rary. at Montgomery. A,a +. g. Hopkins
former receiver Of ta- T.. a.. x T.. has sc
10y ...l The mana gers hir.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
ST. LOUIS GIRL DEFEATED.
Hrs' 6. r. Meyers Won by n
bird.

f'fPtBLJc SPECIAL.
Springfield. O., Sent .f7.-Twc hurlre! !
people witnessed the close contest between
MSS Net-.e King Of St. Louis and Mrs {.
T. Meyers Of this city this afternoon. for
ine 81" diamond trophy. It was u fifty
bird race. and Mrs Meyers won by one
nltd. TIE first time when they contested,
ihree months ago. Mr.. Meyers won tha
sg"s. IN q score Of ~ to 3S 0J.t Of q possi-
.lis o. Miss King was made nervous over
sHe CCiaS y h;r meSs'Haer arriving with
her gJu aat shells. The Contestants shot
under difficulties. as it was very uoiG and
me Wind was blowing. Score.
hinE-l O ] 6 I HElI1tIlffFIG
= o J / oil lIIGII0l i-gS
Is ! o II 90 IlIit u
3 -
Mrs. Mevers also won the twenty-fvc-bird
ace and jhe So purse by a score OF =. to
u. Miss King VIII shoot against Mrs Nov-
xts again soon. The refe e,s wele . A
dGSuhk OF this city ana kollO Guy Of Ne
~, t,dhlcSnUTE. Ben Davis of this city. Judge
mere were several other local events.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
". j. GETS Her
fOOTBALLERS OUT.
Small In Numbers, hut Heavy i'll
Enthusiasm, the Gridiron Squad
Reported TO Manager Eilers.
GOOD MEN ARE IN DEMAND.
MANAGER Wants Every Man Who
Thinks He Can Play 10 Appear
BEFORE Hm-Smith Acad
cHy starts Work.


Tl,r. r-.s ...f rHnrurN grIsu"H-S IN the
....-r... IL l..... -r,. ..- ,f br.-7e;.r-.
a" ..- -.
iElE.oruE- s1l...'.,- '.'.'i,tN '"- u. lit''t
's.harsy a-,-. .y:.r..- rnt weather emu! IN
,-s.r- ......- -.....-,.
lt.'' W. .....-
---,.. -...... ....,.. fa,- f,. r,I,,l.,.,
-...7t-- i'.
-,-.,,. -..,.t 90. ..rf.rrsu-; E.-4,lf-i.- punt
'.'-- - D. ,..,
Ing ara - 80 ''
-ra lri..E-.-r '...'t-g- George Il't-l:H =
z .r.s mos. ..r.-,...-.r-- q. z the uGr.E. lie
.. -...-, -f ~,
i# iHN Cd ..-. -.
hardly He T.ry-g.E... tE those VINO nave NOT
..r, ts-,, -s-rg Do e.F- . star track z. hleres
lf .. -.-.. ,.. ,,-,.
- S'Hi-.t "a li.'. ... i7 + ''.- '-- ''-'''
ar his feet and probably ".# tag Ter "'lr -I
.4a h.rr-ta.k nos O.. GAS. a--he sgh r. has =
'.HoN ''r an t-.. - . "'-- ..- 7.-'-'" o.
ysfua into aH. Di 'rr -.-,- 81. 81. L'-iS, with
Die rras; s-..F. r.ev.r nd determination
- - p ............. f,.,t s+arr. ga,
T" 80. tAr '7' .' "'- ''...- '-''e -''-' o. '4
n:s ueiEuloTaHH-
George EEEU.. the a.H AaHe.t-. framing
-..r. ,r...- =. r.r.. king q rhrrougg stuaz-
"a -.. 49,. h.. -
do '"t "t.'t.- "---., --~ '."' " d.
ul. Iu su tH, new points. as j.. IS trying Tor
4aars,. oa.k. and so ta- cid game would
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

To natural wood effect. OAK. Cherry. etc,
use 'Floor-3hine" Enamel Floor Colors.
Book ard Color Card Free Address Floor
Shine 90. st. Louis. Sold by dealers. Don't
take substitute.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
IN THE CITY.

new 'si eirE Y 81 - rao 's'a-+ z s f. o'.' ,s tgs
| Court t5oi- the .-Ju af art.l. Yesterday
f, which ths Ifov,gr.r!.... ,.-.--s X.rr',..I
! ".'i' -u.--d was SH 'rI l- SIS raje. Gg-.lly
. clerk.
! DOG STARTED FrHE-Fl-e. caused i,y l
/ a's ku".N NIas down from a ioE -HaI. e bo.-
/ a tI.d Wi,;i.A. Eo. LH Lucas ayslue.
/ yesterday atleFuo'r.
ACCIDENTALLY stlar-5ra Freeman. -
( h'~''- " 90 accidentally shot iu t., --. IIsc
/ vas. c-aHius g gun wEsa ,fr w,5E,u w.
,,gz..i.ar';sd og.i.'.. B-.~n was locked ~ T.;
| oi"c'r NooE2r, but was released.
/ INVENTORY Of EsrATEs-Ar iavsu-
/ S'iy q N" estate "t J. is = M@..13r. ;:.sI
( a. L'ol''t.r .>iel.-,N- gszar-'-- several par
- - 2 % ia, tzt-'J" AMI "a u-Fserat estate Z
/ N.iE turber de-eT5e- three 7ts-.- aC r,aI
! estate ana 4 personal estate cf S.N7.4-.
/ WOODWARD RETURNS Professor e., NJ.
! N'r.'WHrf president OF .Ee So. luis Board
I of :-duratl0u. rt;g.v-I g. 'H-= city y,-t-.-
I d,y from his vacation. which De- S.c1t IN
Paris View inG .ac E'yig=I:!rs. a. i- in
, ..lcfdid health.
! AFTER S'F. LOUIS FICUE-C. J. War
| ren, a prominent merchant of Honduras.
! We 2 visitor on change yrsts: Jay. FIa
came 10 st Louis 20 arrange with -. Louis
7 isi:i.erS iur tE. eSr3-jst-Gu Of =. Louis GlU-
! 70 H1ncurIs NJ. Wayren WIS iuJr.sluc,I
, ~ Z. =. CAam5grL.u.
I WANTED IN HEiHNs-Aa,jur Niene
'Hitl q FoItr captain tEatry last uiE,i-
J .t'ttftu q telegram from the chief Of P,g-
/ .ic. - if.'-id. n ont. asi,:ls him tu aTres-
/ MiAe ttyd', " cat driver. who t. want;
I Sh-I" {" answer '.;srs' II g31d larceny.
We ~ r1' "Ss made Hy bet ctiy-s Flynn
ana faEnay-
STOLEN FROM Si$CER-J1hu j. F.Siiv
was arrested las UI-,E. ly f. .tset;re T. =
. - t''hcF al Ninth r.H '-Ut streets. N-.il-
, attempting 20 Gisps o. e Id 'orGrett.
s3t WITH diamonds emo f-hi"e. ialiy uG-
ih4,trj to t-'i'i tirsu"r. -l.t fh' hI-necte
/ htf b."H stolen from IGc T.-i..l-- st his
>iN,eT, Ny. t1th-rir- 1..i-u-. 80. pa CIi--s
street with whom Llly A-si.
,,-,.,-.,- -----
~ NcAl--< ACCUSED OF -EEtT-N@!ii1
Na4t Vt No. - ,.aiE avenue ,,gi Nau1gs
l.-WiS, at.tS Belle A.Icls. e Na. -i-i Pine
street. W'f" arrested N- De. -..rtlrge NTrphs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

AFTER S'F. LOUIS FTCUE-C. J. War
ren, prominent merchant of f.,r,t.lra--
Wa visitor on Charge ysSi.- ..ay. FIa
came 70 -. Louis TO arrange with SJ. Louis
if:i.trS inr Oh. eSr1-tat-au Of =. I.aui- Gli-
70 H1ncurIs. M.. Wavvcn vJs iu,ru8uc,I
by Z. =. CaamJ-rL.u.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

WCODvhRp RITUEN,e- Professor e NJ.
4, N"r'Nart- Its-ttru; ct .t- 81. 4 ..'is Board
I si ;-drratioH. reitsr"! g. This city y,-i-.-
I a.iy nom hls vacation "risi. Be- spent m
Europe. JIust Of d.. tim. WA. ...rf j.,
P..r!- View ing tac ENru=I;!-s. iis i.s. in
a.icf.diJ health.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

STREET COMMISSIONER TpkF.N-0r
Us return Yesterday from tIkulrj Lake.
Wis. StIeet Commas -i1r.- Wary. mann was
the s>cipit mt af Il traU-.tgi q, ~i-u made p:
artnCia! hcvsr.s IN tgnTe mora .iu. Of his
twenty years service in tie Street De-
partifent AZ. Earr.lr,tua celebrated sIIe
rendered aim yesterday came from Eul,eue
S.-uh.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07
YEARS RECORD
FOR THE CITY
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS SUBMIT
ANNUAL REPORTS TO THE
CITx COUNCIL.
NEW COUNCILMEN TAKE
THEIR SEATS TO-DAY
Fire Chief, City Clerk, Street Commits
sioner and Engineer Detail Their
Years Work.

The old city council met at the city hall
for the last time this afternoon and the
session was not concluded when the In
ter Mountain went to press. All the old
aldermen were present when Mayor Nc
Carthy called the meeting to order ex-
cept Medin, who left the city some days
ago for Cape Nome. The session was de-
voted to concluding unfinished business
and to the reading of the reports of the
heads of the various departments of mu-
nicipal affairs.
The new council will meet tonight and
in the places of Alderman Kelly, Ferns,
Knowlton, Noyes and Medin will sit AL
dermen Congdon, Dempsey, Evans, Glea-
son, Mcconnell and Mayo. The hold
overs are Archambault, Bausman, Elder
kin, Kroger, Macarthur, Paige, Smith and
Virtue. Those whom their constituents
saw fit to return to the council at the re-
cent election are Bryant and Siebenaler.
One of the most important matters that
will come before the council tonight is
the organization. AS to party lines the
division is equal, there being eight repub-
licans and eight democatic aldermen
The balance of power, providing the
Clark and Daily democrats do no quarrel
is in the hands of Mayor Mccarthy. The
fight tonight will be over the presidency
of the council, and the candidate on the
democratic side of the house are Tom
Bryant of the second and Pete Macarthur
of the first ward, Archambault will pro-
badly be honored by the votes of the re-
publican minority.
After this matter is disposed of Mayor
Mccarthy will name the appointees for
the ensuing year. The term of the ap-
pointive officer with the exception of that
of city attorney, end with the old coun-
Gil. There will probably be no change,
and the mayors appointments will proba-
bly, be confined by unanimous vote.
The afternoon session of the council
was a busy one and some time was con-
sumed in the reading of the various re-
ports.
The first annual report of the chief of
police of the city of Butte for the fiscal
year ending April 80, 1900, follows
Headquarters of the Police Dept,
Butte, Montana, May /, 1900.
To the honorable mayor and city council
of. the city of Butte:
Gentlemen:-I herewith submit to your
consideration my first annual report,
containing a summary of results of the
work accomplished by the police de-
partment of the said city, during the fis-
cal year ending April 80. 1900.
Members constituting the police force
at present are as follows:
Chief of police, /; captain of police, 1;
sergeant of police, 1; detective, 1; asst
detective, /: jailer, 1; asst jailer, 1;
patrolmen, SO; total 43.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07
NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS.

To William Richardson. Charles NJ.
Buck and Amanda r. Buck.
You are hereby notified that the Butte
Land and Investment company, your CO.
owner, has, in accordance with section
1924 of the revised statutes of the Unit
ed states. expended in labor and improve
ments upon the Eelen Placer Mining
claim, which is the N. E. u of sec. Is, T.
N, r. W., Silver Bow county, Montana,
and notice of location of which record
ed at page 489 Book b." Placer Records
Of said county, che hundred dollars an
nual representation in the year 1885, one
hundred dollars In the year 1897. one hum
Gred dollars in the year 1898. and one hum
four hundred dollars. and you are hereby
notified that unless you, William Rich
ardson. contribute your proportion.
tw live dollars and fifty cents (Sl2.5e) for
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07


improvements made and apparatus
purchased include:
One hook and ladder truck. ...$ 1,735 90
1000 feet of hose, and coats,
helmets, pipes and nozzles.. LOO 90
Repairing old hook and ladder
truck. -. -. %. 80. ...... SIS 90
One combination hose and
chemical wagon. -. 80, -. 1885 90
Repairing two hose Wagons. 10 90
One indicator -. %. -. -. -. $50 90
Three horses -. -. -. -. -. 425 90
First payment on storage
battery 80. -. -. -. ...... $50 90
Two new Stoves. -. -. 80. ia GO
Three fire alarm boxes. 80. -. 1896 90
Furnishing new house,. ...... $50 90
One set of new harness and
hangers =. -. -. ........ 90 90
Increase of salary additional
help -. -. -. -. =. -. 1895 90
Five extra hydrants, at IS per
MONTH. -. -. 80. ...... o.. 800 90
TOtal... ..%tV,S3D "
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07
each of the aforesaid years. a total Of flf-

each of the aforesaid years. total Of flf.
ty dollars (s50) and you. Charles NJ. Buck.
contribute your proportion, twelve dollars
AID fifty cents ($12.50) for each of the
aforesaid years. total of fifty dollars
$500 and you. Amanda r. Buck, con-
tribute your proportion. twelve dolla-s
and fifty cents tSl2.50) ror each Of tho
aforesaid years. a total of fifty dollars
(s5,), of such expenditure. together with
the interest and costs, within ninety days
after the com plete service of this notice
by publication. ali your rislt. title and
interest and claim in and to the above
described Helen Placer Mining claim
will become the property of the under
signed. your co-owner, which has per
formed the work and made the required
expenditures thereon.
BUTTE LAND & INVESTMENT CO..
BY S. v. KEMPER.
It's Attorney iE Fact.
Butte. Mont. March Q. 11oo
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NORTHERN RAILWAY.

Butte to Boulder and return ........s1 30
Butte to Basin and return ........ 80
Butte to Alhambra and return 49, 35
Date of sale Saturdays and Sundays
only return limit Monday following date
of sale.
Butte to Boulder and return ........$1 90
Butte to Basin and return ....... 90
On sale Sundays only, returning same
day.
Ticket office, Al North Main street
]. E. DAWSON. General Agent.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07

Police court fines collected during the
fiscal year ending April 80, 1900:
May, S767.OO: June S1.09SOo July. ST.
255.00; August, $1,22S00: September, ST.
0OS 90: October. $1172.00: Novembr, s6S3. so
December, S2,O72.5o: January. 81, ,267 90;
February, 81, ,22O.oo March, 81 1873 April
$1,2O5. 90. Total. $14,573.5O.
$50 dodgers We're accommodated during
the year. Lights reported out by he
patrolman during the fiscal year: Num-
Der of hours, 10.510: Amount deducted
at cents per hour, $52520.
Appropriation for salaries of the police
department.. Amount appropriated. $780,
100000. Expenditures per month for SAL
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Total
$500 90

Total ....... .... ........ $500 90
Number of important and minor ar
rests made and turned over to the coun-
ey: H
Murder and attempted murder, 5:burg-
larry and robbery, IS; larceny and petit
larceny 96; assault and battery and as
sault in the first, second and third de-
gree, 1853; receiving stolen goods, TO-; for
gerry and obtaining money under false
pretences, %; insanity, 10: vagrancy and
minor offenses. 6S4. Total 1,O16
In conclusion I desire to express my
kindest thanks to the Honorable Mayor
and the City Council for their many
kindnesses and also the captain and 9TH
er officers Of the force who have dur
ing the year so faithfully performed
their respective duties. Respectfully
submitted, JOHN J. LAVELL,
Chief of Police.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07
LADIES APPRECIATES.

good remedy, and there is not any,
thing on the market that equals French
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure of
painful and irregular menses These
tablets remove all obstructions, no mat
ter what the cause. Manufactured by A.
Augendre. Paris, France, and for sale
only by the Newbro Drug Co., Butte.
Mont, sole agents. Price. 81 per box;
sent by mail, securely sealed.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07

AS to the efficiency our machine. we
will say that it has been examined by the
most prominent mining and mechanical
engineers, from whom we have letters
of endorsement. Our company is fully
responsible. Our treasurer is under SOS
600 bonds. Call and investigate, or send
for our prospectus and full information.
Stock for sale. Office "a West Broadway.
Butte. Mont.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07
j. =. McGREGOR
vETERINARY StJRGEON

Honorary graduate of the Ontario Vet
erinary College, Toronto, Canada. Treats
all diseases of domesticated animals ac-
cording to scientific principles. Office at
Marlow's Stables, 1O4 South Main street.
Telephone 293. All cases promptly at
tended to.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07

4 BUTTE LODGE No %. A. F. &
X1A. NJ. Regular meeting in Ma
~Nsonic Temple second and fourth
tuesdays of each month. Sojourning
brethren cordially invited to attend
Daily inter mountain., 1900-05-07
INVENTORY

The following property on hand and in
use by the police court and city Jail con-
sisting of desk, chairs, tables, benches
stoves, and paraphernalia used by off,
GERS.
Clubs, hats, belts etc. valued
sit ............ 5UO w
Police patrol system 80. ....... 5000 90
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-29
\ss AZ FNY
NOIl\,l1.

An extra meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Norris Cotton Mills
Go. will be held On the Cd day of
January. 1901, at the company's
Office, Catecchec, S. c., at 12
o'clock, NJ, for the purpose of vot.
ing on the question of increasing
It's capital stock from One Hundred
and FIFTY Thousand to Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars.
ibis increase is intended for
further development of the com.
panys power and machinery, but
not to Interfere with dividends,
ID. X. Norris,
President and Treasurer.
Cateechee, S. c., November 20
1900. 4t
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-29
M. STEWART.
Clerk Of Court.
CON NrRACT FOR STEWARD

The contract for steward of tho Poo,
Farm f. I the Year beginning january 1St
.&Gl, wal tie OF ut | ! o Lilicc of tie Board
ii County tommi<siorrr. IN Pickcns, &,
g., TO The lowo.' responsible bidder, nl,
ihr first, Tues lnJ in Decombtr, 1000
Upon sealed bids
Each bidder viii be rqn; cd to accom-
piny lis bid with II statement Oi the
"lnl CT Ct his f.miy and ngcs % his
th'iArcn, The Bnurd reserves the rIyhl
- t tprt any aml all bids.
i. +. LOOPER, Supervise
November l3 1909.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-29
SheriffS S Sales.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
IICEENA C0IIHTY

Ey vir:nr Of Tax Executions lodged 10
i"y ollie bv the Hon. NJ. X. Coo, or,
- e clary CT State, as OK ofiicio agent OF
ihc Comm Isl ioncrs OF the sinking Fund,
have levied upon and taken exclusive
possession aud will eel om salealuy IN
Decent e. 1909, the following described
rru estate, t. wit.
All t! 10. or parcel oi lund dcscribct
~ >iNtl even and tlrccsfourths 1911
acres more or les, In county and sta +
atorrsul |, b 'unt!od by lant,a OF Mrs, f..
Cooper, Maxwell, land nl.d Joab Po, ter
levied upon rs unknown land and s,,rs
vrycd by John A. Robinson, and pl tteI
ca ne - 'ay OK October 1900. Plat
rNhi' ited on slny OF snle.
Tens cash. lnrchuacr TO psy Cor al
papers Nnl stumps. II tho ter,ie ara M,
complied with within one hour will b.
les,ld at tho rlsk OF formeY puveheqs,,
j, u, q. MGDASaEla 8 p. G.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-29
Peoples Journal.
ocr9oEal.


in our city.
john Foster, o4 .... ~: in
town Saturday.
-Either send or ring your
locals and accept our thanks
Auditor Hunt is confined to
b cd by illness,
For drugs and toilet articles
60 to Bolt e THORNLEY,.
Work en- The Honguo new
house is progressing nicely.
Miss Ess1o Gillespie is visiting
in town This week.
DR.. w. T.. Austin will I've in
pickons December Ith and 9th.
y. A. Fortncr, Of Rock. made
THE JOURNAL pleasant call Mon
day.
IS. l.. Richardson, Of Old Pick
ems, madc us call Saturday. We
were glad to SEQ hlm.
The warm weather last week
was concluded by sprinkle OF haul
Monday morning.
Help us by giving us the loc's
Of your community and thus make
the paper intcl "sting.
the Home Telephone Line l.
nearly completed from Eas!oy to
Pickcns.
-Pickcns sccms to ho aggross-
i've from the sound Ct tic hammers
we hear.
j. ". Anthony las Gonc 10
Ccdar Town, Ala. Oh an extended
trip.
Notice change in g, |. of a. M.
Morris. Read his cash offers, and
give him call.
j d. Simmons, Of .\,nhlcr, has
boon Hrrointcd Notary pub,1: s.
G.. by Governor McSwncnov.
IL. G. IIagood, Of EasIny, is
spending today in tho city VITA
friends. - (Sun.) GrecnviIlc News.
You should not fail to call on
Bolt & Thornley, and get one Of
their fine new calendars for 1901.
o, r.. w.. =, 49,,
t;scmnnt. t. will nnt lc 1;i>icu]t
to find and it speaks for itself.
w :,
Nhen country locks r"me TO
Pickcns please call On TIE JoUN-
' w "
Miss Nina Bo5gs, Of Eas-
ICY, VISITED irIehoS ana re'a'
NvrS III town 'h:S week
--,Mnyr;cd a! Cat! o9n. Nov. 1Sth
hy lh"mn>, !" HENnI 'n"H'"'iA'">
Ar, hTnhE IL. hMNrf /" N!lsA Ma"
Elo Aii'nrd, MI oi F!rk>ijS 1ouhiy.
i haze lust received 4 full an
eomrIcle liro Of Stationery. Civ
lr l;,, ,i,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-29
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
PICISENS COUNTY.
TN Common Pleas Court.l

NOTICE TO CRED1rOES. Notice /,
hereby given to all pcr.on, hold;n.
claims against the estate of X. X. IIil,
deceased, that they must prove thci,
claims before mo on or by the 81 day o
paaamber nest or be barred {. ON lartic
Ipatlng In tho fund II said estate. No
j, N, STEWART,
Clerk Of Court.