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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Jan. 25.
Fred GigaX and wife to Caroline Deiber lot
10 blk Buck Grove, s2l692.
Western Town Lot Co to E Smith, lot Is
blk Kiron, Sl57.5O.
Jan. 49,
Claus jain to W L jain, VIZ of lot 10, blk 81
Milw Id Co I'd add Manila. $780,
Anna E jain to w L jain, lot blk 1S4, Milw
Id Co I'd add Manila, 800,
w L J aim to Anna and Emile M jain, Its
5 and blk 81 Milw Id co I'd add Manila,
S24T so.
Milwaukee Land Co to Mollie Gleiser, lot 2
blk Is Manila, $50.
Frank Chamberlin and wife to George
Barrow. all ne ne sec So East Boyer twp,
except a small tract decided to NJ E church
Pleasant Hill, SlT47.
Jan. 81.
G S Lovelady to Anna kruse, eh of lot and
and lot 10 blk 10 West Side, S33.
Thos Fitzgibbons and wife to G E Price, sw
Sc and Sc sw sec 81 Stockholm twp, $1,000.
II Norman to II A Throop, lots / 234 blk &C
$1,000
John ID Kelly and wife to Maria Mahoney
So sw and NV sw sec l6 Goodrich twp S414O
Rev. Father Fitzpatrick of Sac Citv
visited Father Hetherington last week.
Regular Club Dance at the opera
house next Wednesday evening Feb. Z.
Thos. Munsey, Arion came up on the
flyer" this morning for short bust,
ness trip.
Mr.. Jas, Harkin of Co. Bluffs stopped
off Saturday night a short time on his
way to Boone.
] Mr.. John Rollins shipped car OF
hogs to Chicago over the Central last
Friday morning
News from Rev M. j Farrelly states
that he will land at Liverpool, an(
proceed at once to the continent. moi
visiting Ireland until on his return
tstg.s :
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Allulninum Door Plates.

Oyster stews, fries, and steaks at the
Calumet. Open all night
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u. Howorth was up from Dow City
Saturday.
Jas. McKim returned to Lake City
Saturday.
Miss Flynn was in Denison from Vail
on Saturday.
Attorney O'Hare was at Vail Satur-
day evening.
VIM. Dalrymple was an Omaha visi.
tor over Sunday.
Miss Silvia Evans came up from
Arion Saturday.
Twenty one degrees below zero Sun
day morning at o'clock.
Attorney Barrett was business visi
tor at Charter Oak Saturday.
Mr.. d. l.. Kelly drove over to Odebolt
Sunday for couple of days visit.
j. 81. Gable went to Omaha Monday
on the 1. G. Chicago Omaha Limited.
List your ''house for Rent in the
Review, Well get you Tenant quick.
Rev. Talbot held services in the
Episcopal church on Sunday evening.
Elk supervisor c. F. Rothe, of Char
ter Oak, was visitor i'll our city today.
FL. A Cook and G. l. Caswell took in
the Illinois Central excursion yester-
day
Supt. F. r. Schafer of the Dow City
schools was d Saturday visitor in Deni-
son.
Mrs Sarah Temple OFT is visiting in
Denison this week having arrived Sun
day. i
Mr.. e S. Barnes returned on Satur-
day from cattle buying trip in eastern
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Evers of Omaha are
visiting at the home of j. II. Tamm
this week.
There are few reserved seats left
yet for the Hagenow concert. Getyour
tickets now.
Messrs. Fred Became and Geo. Rey-
nolds were Dow City business visitors
intown Saturday.
On Saturday Mrs. VIM. Devine was
called to Minneapolis to attend the flu
neral of relative.
Theo. Holling returned from Chicago
on Monday morning and will remain
few days visiting friends.
A. O., y - .
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Mr.. T. G. Mccarthy has sold the
building OH Main street occupied by the
billiard hall, to Mr.. Thos. Fitzpatrick
for a consideration of $4,000.
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To loan, $1,000 on good land, private
money. Inquire at the Review Office.
6 2t*
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A wreck on the Central east of Fort
Dodge delayed the local passenger No.
SO eight hours Saturday night.
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I DIR, l.. l.. Bond - Office over
Bank of DentsOn.
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When in need of anything in the drug
line telephone No. 4S1. No extra
charge for delivery. 6-tf
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Miss Bernice Osborn entertained a
few Of her friends at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. John Weiland last Friday
evening.
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Il. Oswald, Fashionable Tailor,
Demison, IONA. Over PostoHce.

Comic, lace and Novelty Valentines
at johnson & Co.'S. from 1c to $500.
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e. I. Dobson, the enterprising real
estate agent of Deloit, accompanied
the first train through on the Central
to, the Bluffs Monday.
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Theo. Wynia expects to go to Spring
field, Oak. this week for a visit with
his parents who reside at that place.
He expects to remain week or ten
days
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Notice

For the next 80 days at so cents.
Leave orders at Smiths barber shop.St
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Mr.. Halberg, of the firm of Halberg
& Turner. of Deloit, was a business
visitor to Omaha over the 1. C. Monday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-30

Mr.. w. III. Bowen, of Deloit was one
of the many Review subscribers to take
advantage of our January offer this
week. He says that he cannot get a.
long with out the great and only.
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Miss Dele Marshall gave pleasant
party on Saturday afternoon compli-
mentary to her cousin. Miss Leona Pat
terson, of Omaha. About twenty-five
young ladies partook of Miss Marshall's
hospitality and4~greatly enjoyed the
afternoon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-30

A corner entrance is being made on
the northwest end of the Fargo House.
This is the room which is to be used as
a saloon.
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On Saturday evening Miss Grace
Raine entertained her classmates, the
senior class of the High School. Miss
Raine and Miss Margaret King as
sisted in the entertainment and all en-
ioyad delightful evening.
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Latest novelties in Valentines at u.
G Johnson's.
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Notice Farmers!
Clean up your scrap IRON and bring it
in to M. A. Harding's shop, next to
Laub's livery barn. 6.2w
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Jas. McKim says after advertising
his hogs in the REVIEW he has not one
left for sale. There We're plenty of
purchasers after the All appeared in the
REVIEW.
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Valentines, newest things at John
son's.i
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Wanted-Goo cook and laundress.
Mrs. w. a. McHen,y.
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Miss Anna Teut returned to her
home near Charter Oak Saturday, after
spending few mouths in Denison.
Miss Teut made friends during her stay
here who regret her departure
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$4,000 TO LOAN.

Valentines at Johnson Il Co.
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Mr.. John Rollins shipped a car of
hogs to Chicago over the Central last
Friday morning.
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Thos. Munsey, Arion came up on the
flyer" this morning for short bust
ness trip.
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Col. w T. Perkins came in on Sun
day from a trip to New York, Boston
and Washington. On Thursday he will
go to Bismark, N. Oak. to attend some
business matters.
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Theo. Holling returned from Chicago
on Monday morning and will remain a
few days visiting friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-30

Mrs. Sands OF Dow City attended the
District Teachers Meeting at the new
school building Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-30

Regular Club Dance at the opera
house next Wednesday evening Feb. Z
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-30

News from Rev M. Farrelly states
that he will land at Liverpool, and
proceed at once to the continent. not
visiting Ireland until on his return
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Mr.. Jas, Harkin of Co. Bluffs stopped
off Saturday night short time on his
way to Boone.
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The Wheeler Orchestra furnished the
music at Schleswig Saturday and gave
universal satisfaction. Geo. and Ed
Eggermeyer assisted, returning to Car
roll Sunday afternoon.
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Mr.. f w. Meyers returned on Satur-
day night from a trip to Des Moines in
the interests of Denison's normal
school project. He left for Des Moines
again on Monday evening.
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oRAToRICAL coNTEsTl

The Event of. The School Year. Glee Clubs
Score q Hit.
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Rev Father Fitzpatrick of Sac CITY
visited Father Hetherington last week.
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On Saturday Mrs VIM. Devine was
called to Minneapolis to attend the flu
neral of relative.
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Messrs. Fred Became and Geo. Rev
nolds were Dow City business visitors
in town Saturday.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
Attention.! Democrats.

The Dom cratic Clubs of Pick.
ens county are hereby called tc
meet at their respective places of
meeting on Saturday the 28th day
OF April, instant, at 5 o'clock D. N =.
The object Of your meeting will
10 to reorganlzo your clubs by
e]ectlng officers and delegates 10
inc County Democratic Conven-
ton which will be held ot the Court
II >use on on the 7th day Of Nav
(Salesdav) 1900, and to transact
any other business which the Con.
stitntion directs and tho welfare Of
the party requires.
Each Club is entitled to one dele.
cato for overy twenty-five enrolled
mombers or q majority fraction
thereof. The County Convention
will assemble at II o'clock a m.
TO elect delegates to the State Con.
vention and to transact any othor
business that may como before it,
Each county is entitled to dou.
bic tho number of delegates in the
State Convention as 1t has members
in the Gopernl Assembly.
:. r, &, GArSEs,
County Chairman,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
His 40 was Saved.

Mr.. !. L lilly, promlnnnL citi-
~ of itnAn.r ra!, Mo-, latciy had a
wond"rfui Gpliyorancc from a
tiightfn' aratA. La telling Of it he
s'ys; . wN@ taken with typhoid
fever, tit. IAN Into pneumonia.
MY lungs became hardened. was
9" "en | couldn't even sit uD in
h2"' Nothing hcllod NE. | ex.
p"ctr! 3 soon to dc Of Consump.
tl9N, Nipn ! heard Of Dr.. Kings
New discovery. One 'utle gave
great ve.iei, | contInu.A 70 uac it,
nnl now am strong and w,l, !
cant say too much IN ia nraiso ~
This marvolloos m:hic,nc is the
surost md quickest caro- il ina
world for all Tnvt at ana LUNG
Trouble, Regular sizes so conI2
aud 81. Tr!aI b0It'oa FREQ &. W ~
MeFan's Drrg Store; every bottle
guNraNtacd,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
GOOD ROADS.

The American people arc getting
,nthusod on the subject Of good
.oads, and legislation along that
inc is constantly coming up IN
many states. South Carolina had
bills ut the last session Of her leg
lature that indicated an interest
II the improvement Of the high
yoys, but nothing very doinite
appears to have boon accomplished.
Agitation of tho matter will event.
result in good and tie mombers
If tho legislature are to be con,
yratulatoa upon the fact that they
AYE tbs subject under considorn.
ion. They may some day see The
Importance Of Tho measure and Il"
all liz thoir power to give the rcHci
to n pat.ont and long fuffcring pub
lie.
Pichc..s ->1.nty has much TO 10
proud Of in regard to hor roads,
hut taero Is room tor improvement.
Tho condition Of some roads shows
signs Of gross neglect and it is q Won
der that act!ons for damages against
tho County have not boon brought
in the courts. Good luck rattle,
good work has prevented it. Tee
much can DO expo ctcd from thos,
III authority, but tho travelling pub
lie will complain somotimcs withou
causn, however, this Spring sulli
cient cause exists Gs to sono roads
jM this County.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19

THE JorHNAL asks pardon for
saying anything Oh the subject Of
politics, but this is a year Of poll
tics and somo lcw people are inter-
est d IN the business, most cspcc
tally those who want the offices.
1t - surprising how many expect
at some cay or other to engage in
the uncertain but fascinating game
Of politics, and it is with hope
to benefit thom that TIE JOURNAL
would raise \ vo:cc oi warning. II
ls q pleasant mai Ter to contemplate
that tn, best talent of the State i,
beirT directed in other diroctions
After al, 0a has boon dcmonatrl
tel from tmc iHHlo'lorial, som,
very 9orrI' men got .Gr'l offices urn,
have them run by deputies in very
nee CrdnH. 1t ls 10 trouble TO Get
an o:'ic" rUn all right, tho great
difficulty Is to Set an opportunity
to run one. This has been proven
IN Columbia in not thc distant past
and might have examples still un-
dor tho same rulo in the State
house.
1t WAS the good fortune and
pleasure Of The JOURNAL editor 10
visit Columbia on the nth inst,
on the occasion Of the meeting of
the State Democratic Executive
Committee, and the reunion of the
members Was delightful beyond
comparison. 1t was q regular love
feast and perfect harmony pre-
vailed, even among rival candidates,
Governor MoSweency is the man-
bor from Hampton and was present
at the meeting, looking happy and
cheerful, although many candidates
are said to be confident Of ousting
him from tho Executive Chamber.
l.. ). Williams ID a possible candi-
date for governor and owing to his
long connection with the manage
mont Of tho State d,spcnsary Lis
can"idacy ls suggestive Of tho belief
that the Cause needs stronger advo,
Gates than those already spoken O!
rs candidate, for govornur. State
politics promises to be lively and
few, if any Of the present State off,
fcers, will likely got back into the
Stato house without a hot contest,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
WILL MOVE PLACE OF BUSI-
NESS TO COLUMBIA, sc.
WHAT L SAY I WILL DO. /
DO, DO.

Competitors, you had as we'll try
to lift yourself in q basket, as to
undersell mo.
My desire is to move goods, not
to get cash. Shrowd buyers need
no arguing. Each and every claim
made by me at this sale is just as
represented. I do not advertise
something I haven't got. I will
sell in the next thirty days. tven.
ty Pianos at factory prices; sixty.
five organs; forty-fve sewing ma.
chimes; ten head of horses; twelve
wagons; eighty head Of fine Jersey
milch COWS; twenty head of thor.
oughbred Jersey heifer calves.
The pianos will be sold ut whole.
sale price for cash. $3.50 pianos
for $500; 1850 pianos for 1866; $3.50
pianos for s145; $85 organ for $55 :;
$75 organ for $40; $55 sewing ma
chine for $28; $45 machine for $18.
Will sell milch COWS on three
months, note, and anyone buying
a milch COW from mo, can pasture
noXt summer tree of charge, IN the
Maybcrry pasture, six months,
which amounts to 5000.
1T is not 80 much money that
want, az to get rid Of the pianos,
organs, sowing machines, horses,
wagons and COWS, that I have on
hand. I havo rented store in
Columbia, S. c., and will open up
business there on January 1st
1900. The goods I have on hand
must be sold regardless Of the cost
value to me. This is no fake sale.
| havo these goods and stock on
hand, and they will be sold.
If you have got the cash show il
10 me and you will be surprised
what will buy piano, organ and
! sowing machine. A chance in a
life time to luy at wholesale prices
Pianos at $115.O0. Think of I'll
Tho agents commissions, the deal.
cr's profit, are all taken off, and
You get them at wholesalers profit
Sowing machine noodles at &C
cents a dozen; 10 cents oil at {
cents per bottle.
$500 Guitars for $3.50; $500
Niolins $500.
Everything else in the small in
strument line to 60 in proportion
Come while the goods are 0,
hand.
M. L. ALEXANDER,
Grecnville, S. O.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19

&, D: l. Beyry, Logunton, Pa, writes:
"A am willing to take my oath that
l was cured of pneumonia eutirolv
ny the use of Ono Minute Conob
Cure after doctors failed. It also
cured my children of whoom oo no
cough" Quickly relievos and crres
coughs, colds, Group, grippe and
throat and lung troubles. Children
al al I'VE !, IT, ! Mothers endorse II,
Pr g, v, Esy|e, '"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
EftsIptist.

B2ptist.
Editor rJopLE's JOURNAL:
Please allow mo lit,le m?rc
SPACE III your paper. f. was npt
my Intentlon to pass Any criticism
J just wrote according 70 by mind,
which was direc b'd siN controlled
by tho Spi"it Of Coz.
Now brethren, J. sill hold TO my
position. J unlY ciajil 10 know a
part Of tic truth aud can prove
whHt I have sid by tho word Of
God, which is truth. The object OF
tho church militant was to keep
us il vital union with Christ, and
ii thls union exist, then We arc
CO. workers with the Son and He'll
CT tho promise. Christ ls, or shoulI
be the leader Of cvory organized
church and God is the only leader
in the church triumphant.
Now brother Baptist, 10. l, if
you arc spiritually hungry, and if
you will como to my table and ask
for soul food ] believo that God
wlil mako mo abe 10 administer
lNnto you, for God gives US posture
according to our heart for whore
Your treasure 10 there will your
icart be alao. Coz Judges us ac-
cording to the lonent desires of the
hcart and Sd 10 does the church
and ho is eve" vcaGy and willing
10 answer such prayers. b.iiorr
hat if g church feels Tho nccC of a
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
HOW TIE SCHOOL. FUND OF ONE
STATE IS RAISED,

Here Is tho way tho people O.
California go about raising a pub
lie school fund:
CD The state levics direct tax
which may not bo loss than sutii
clon; to raise an amount equal tc
$500 for every child of school ago
a s. poll tax and other taxes and
appropriations raisc this to $9.4@
for oach child. (2) Each county
IS required to levy Il county school
tax which Shall not be loss than
sufficient to raise an amount equal
to $G 90 for ovcry child of school
ago. From these sources is raised
~ minimum Of $l5.l3 for each
child. (3) If this is not sufficient
10 run tho schools tho required
time (tho average length of school
form ls l12.4 days), and school
district may vote an additional lax
or 50 cents Oh each $1OO of taxable
property. Any school district NAV
also levy M additional tax of 30
conts on each 800 Of taxable prom.
erty. Any school district NAV aluo
levy an additional tax of 70 cents
on each 800 for erecting or 70.
pairing school houses.
In this way California, with q
school population OF 355,o00 (our,
is 620,00o), has an annual publ,
school fund Of $6,OOO,OO0 and pub
lie school property worth $17,5OO0,
ooO.-N. G. Journal Of Education
"The enrolment in South Caro-,
lima is 269,S75 and the school fund
$12o,77o. School property $751;.
987.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
Money to Loan,

On improved farm lands , sums of $500
anu upwards. Loans repa, able in small
annual payments through u period CT fve
years, thus enabling tho borrower to Day
OIL his Indebtedness without exhausting his
crop In any one Year. Apply 20
j. r. BogSB, Attorney,
oct7 08 yl. dickens. s; {,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
For Sale.

Seven acres OF fine lard, in splendid
condition, within ton minutes walk OF tho
court house. a bargain to anyone wi-h-
ing to locate here. Suitable for lots for
9uilding purposes. Terms reasonable. 4.
Applyto Frank T.. Cox.
aulStf. Plckcns s. y
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19

Tho modern and NEST effective
cure tor constipation and all liver
troNbles-tho famous little pills
known as DeWitts Little Early
Risors. an12.
Ok. c.. ". Earle.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
rICKENS RAILROAD
Schedule
In Eject Juno 10th, 1893.

In Eject Juno 2Gth, 1893.
On and after June the Goth, the follow
iIig Schedule will be run over the rckeuS
h. for the purpose OF hauling Freight
ana Passengers, viz:
No. 9---Dally except Snn(lay---No. 10.
Rend Down. MIXED TralD R,nd Un
42O hm Lv Pickcns Ar go am
900 mn Ar Enslcy Lv T.05 nm
No. 12--DaIly except Sunday No. II
Rend Down Passenger Service Read Up
l pm Lv Plckcns Ar 6.45 pn,
1.40 pm Ar sley Ly sos pm
Trains will stop to take on or ,ot or
passengers ut the following CROSSINGS,
Fergnson's. Parsons aud Manldin'r,
Depot will be opea fhr tho RECEIVING
70 Al. w
We VIII make It to your Il, tel cst 10
patron'zs our homo rood by giving goad
service and prompt pttoutiurn,
APvH9yBDi
svG,vp !; s. fteaaS' eSaHaSS'lH"j S'sSjld's''' dHs1' u"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
EDUCATIONAL.
CONDUCTED BY w. w. T. BRIGHT,
County Supt. of Education.
Tho TCnchcr's Association.

Cross Roads Baptist church, near
Maynard school house, on tho first
Saturday III May, 1900. The pro.
gram as arranged ny the executive
committee:
Music Tor the occasion will be
furnished by Miss Janic Ferguson.
Opening address, w. w. Il.
Bright.
Most useful line Of study for boys
and girls, Prof. Wycr.
Duties of trustees and patrons to
teacher and school, Prof. Folk.
Relation Of common schools to
nigh schools and colleges, Prof.
Dickson.
School house furnishings, Mrs.
Flora Lrthcm.
The box plan in teaching history
.;nd the relative Importance Of his
Tory III the curriculum Of our
schools, Fro!. Hallum.
Local History of Pickens county,
Dr. W. l.. Elcld.
"choo' onte. talnments, Prof. d.
Y. hahgsten.
x*4
Tho school law a. amended by
the last legislature may be found
III Tie PEOPLE = Jor"NAL, pago ]
column h ISSUE Of March 29th
school hecd the assistance offered
by that act? Rrmember, that
when you make u .>lal levy that
It IS some troub!u to tho County
iAuol'or' treasurer and Supcrln-
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
Look! a Stitch iu TIytc.

Saves nine. Il"ghcs' Tonic C.nw I'M
proved, taste pluasanant,) taken in carlv
Spring and Fnil prevents Chlls, Drnpuo
and Malarlal Fcvcrs. Acts on the liver.
tones up the system. Better than Oui..
nine. Guaranteed, try It. At dug
gists. 60c. and $l.OO bottles.
mayl2tf9S.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19
TIjHII. LIVE or LACHS AND
LHDNOlDENiiI!


In al hGdluT ms kcs long ms.
dium aHd short cuts, From so
cents t. %?.JO
PARhSOJS AND SUN SHADES
In all tho H2w up to dato ideas.
You viii fNd them in black, white
and coiorS.
THEiR CARPET, MATING,
RUG, Shade and Curtain Depart.
ment il the largest in this part of
tho country and their prlces are
guaranteed lover than you will find
in Atlanta or Charleston.
They keep Butt&rick Pattorne-
only r,l,HhIo Tattorn. Ask for
SuttnYi"h I2.AloH .ihnn* a1d Ynrk
Stick, aud YraGin: Stampa--:hcy
present thom to tdoir customers,
G& Just opon"d Ready Made
Shirt Waiats aud Skirts.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-19

Education is the leading human
souls to what is best, and making
what is best of thom. The train
VIII 'ch makes men happicst in them
solves, also makes thom most ser
viccablc to others. s.-Ruskin.