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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20

Trw-YORK CITY.
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snf The Bronx:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-08-20
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YORK-QUEENs DISQUALIFICATION.
Oceanic Aug. 81 so a NJ. 'Suevic Aug. 81 NJ
Cyn1rtc Aug % noon. G5srraanic. e.
Teutonlc Aug Is. Eooal Majestic Sept II. noon
%5uevC viii carry Second Class passengers ONLY
Will call Queenstown.
For passage freight general information amply to
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier As. North River. Office. 0 Broadway, y. T.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
TAX NOTICE..

The Trcasurers Office at Pickens
court house, South Carolina, will
be open Monday, October 10Th for
the collection of the following
named taxes for year 1900.
Levy for State tax, S mills.
" " Ordinary County tax
mills.
Levy for Constitutional school
tax, mills.
Levy for past indebtedness, 9
mills.
Total lovy for State and county:
ii mills.
Levy for interest on i. II. r.,
bonds, Pickens court house town.
ship, 81 mills.
Levy for interest on p. r. r.,
bonds for hurricane township, i
mill.
Lovy Tor interest on p. r. L ,
bonds for Eastatoo township, 3
mills.
Special levy for school district
No. 8, 2 mills.
Special I&vy for school district
No. 10, II mills.
Special levy for school distri t
No. IL, 3 mills.
Special levy for school district
No. 13, 4 mills.
Special levy tor school district
No. 1G, 9 mills.
Special levy for school district
No. 81, 4 mills.
Special levy for school district
No. 40, 2 mills.
Special levy for school district
No. SIS, 8 mills.
Poll tax and communication road
tax one dollar from those liable
according to law.
Books closes December 31st
1900. Respectfully,
j. II. Youngblood,
Treas. Pickons county
Sep 20-tdec31.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
CiIrERFULN ESS,

Tie atmosphere Of the school.
rroM is often too grave. Stories
LLat are humorous without being
crUol o. coarse; Incidents, expert
euces among the childran-these
ii .u!d be used to train the child to
discriminating sense Of humor
and t. teach him the urt Of being
happy as the first step toward
making others so.
With tho serious work of life
pr, S9img pcrsistently and exacting.
Is upon The teacher, cheerfnllncsa
is IN some cases task; but It 10
worth tic effort, for it is provo.
>alirn Of health Of body and oani.
t. OF lnind for both himself and
A;3 rWpI!s.-Denver, Colorado
Course 81 Study.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
ESSENTIALS.

4 achoo! depends upon the per-
@o'a'ity Of the teacher; not upon
appliances. The smooth side Of a
slab fer a scat in log schoolhouse
# teacher guides the sch ool, Is
prc:rrabI9 to polished cherry in q
p&)";%! building If a hireling oc-
c"p:rS tho desk. There must be
%no~Iod5r, enthusiasm, energy,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. School
.!"urul!.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
christmas is CON. !. "a! 4:
4 - ~AAH He& ~ IN" " y a1@ Il III ;=,9
9s~1 1uA-Go s55 ue.,aI" & i 1s:5s f.. = .<..,"
GOOp,c FOR Nor TO SELECT r1IUN IT r... WEIR
v" ~ - - LOWEST

Mrns and Boys hats one Of TIE
prctticst lines Of nrckwcar you
most ever saw; good line Of Shoes
all si@os and prices. Pants, Pants,
cheap ard good, n nice limo Of
Candies aMd Crackers 70: tho chll-
lr>n.
GROCERIES,,
Away" rlrMlitul. Como and SEQ
as before You buy your Christmas
cigars tor "" can save you money.
Harness leather, lIarno.s oil to
make an old pair of harness now
Harness fixtures and handy rivets,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
TIE HIGHEST IDEAL.

Many Il child finds the school
room his strongest Incentive to.
ward right. doing, and finds in his
teacher the highest ideal which his
life has yet held. If she knows the
spirit which surrounds him at
homo and the difficulties with
which he has TO contend, she will
lind herself doubly armed to help
i}im in his timo Of need.-Sarah
Arnold.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
n:'pURTi'%tTiEg

70 speak kindly word Of cohs.
"on@3;jnn and encouragement nray
ho {" very little thing for YOU, but
Il 'cty helpful hing for one
+ w.IHm it i. spoken. Mover
= d.," naasca Without bringing you
,n:'ar,uiijiies for such service to
.I:> =. Docs day ever para
without y""r improving such an
nH.' r.Uniiy?-Anon.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
PREPARATION.

\ good teacher no more thin is
"t m.""tinG hls classes without this
NN'y }r"pArntion than n distin.
"-!>,ird lawyer or clergyman
~u"ld think Of managing q case
'cjurc count and jury, or preaching
u >'!,noH, without special reading
aud iuEcthou2ht. Horace Mann.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
%Ii!IN 70 pENS1UNI IRS.

Tie coHn:y pension board for
l.i,n,n% cvlinty Will meet at the
cuUrth"W>n on tie third Monday IN
January 1901. Che 2lst day. iol
I'll" purpose Of examining the ap.
p.iruUuns rl confederate sol.
d;otS, sailors and widows who are
applicants for pensions under The
a~t 0: February 10, 1900. All par
t:N, arrly ing will have to make
ncw applications with new proc
on a rev form Of blank that vii
b. furnished.
DR.. w. r. Field,
Exam Physician,
J. B. Newborry,
County Chairman.
j. d. NJ. Keith.
J. n. Murphoe,
". N. Hughes.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
!, ,.hPp3N ESJ.

We can't choose happin ess
either for oursolvt" or for another
iTc can't toll where it will lie u.
We can only chouse whothsr we
VIII Indulge ourselves in the pres.
Int moment or whether we will re-
r"uHcc that, for the sake Of obey.
i"g The divine voice within liz
for the sake of being true to all the
motives that sanctify our Ii, Co.,
George Elliott.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
TIE RERUJT.

Allow boy to neglect his stud.
ios, you allow him to neglect his
duties; teach him to ''skim over'
his lessons, and he will lourn to
"skim" through life. But teach
him to be truthfIl conscientlou
and thorough in his school work,
aud ho will be the same forever.-
Herbert l.. Wilbur.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10

t)r that Office is III the educational
department Of the county and State.
Besides tho keeping Of records,
that officer is virtually dealer in
books without tho emolum9nt of Il
regular dealer.
Rev. Frank NJ. Royall >f
North Carolina, for several years a
Baptist missionary to China, gNvc
an interesting lecture on that
country in the court house last
M"Hday night to q largo audience.
II" has an excellent cummnud Of
language and delivery and rivitcd
his hearers on his Discourse from
the start to the finish. TD0so who
failed to so missed raHo treat.
Agents wnntcI for the "Ijic
Of Booker II. Washington," written
Ly himself. Everybody huv%;
agents now making over $4,000
per month; best book to sell 20
colornd peoplo ever published,
Write for terms, or send pic. ior
outfit ard begin at once. When
When writing mention this paper.
Address, j. j.. Nichols & Go. Aj~
lNnta, Ga.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
TreSpaS9 Notice.

| will prosecute to tho full en-
tent of the law al y and all per-
sons that trespass On any Of my
lands. Cutting timber, hunting,
fishing. walking, hiding or driving
through strictly forbidden.
T.. S. GRIFFIN.
Nov. 18th 1900. 1t,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
4 IIrE or HEhN.CE.

Move cni.ynlcnt il q" i:HnI,ln
Gnlhi!;a II lh'sn slEcNHoHf ''at,
lar II pofson 10 1.-Two aQlriy fer l>ia
owt' pleasure 10 both ev.iiBh urA
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10

One Of hc&t calendars ni thG sea-
son is thc "Cnr4!ui Wentiirr Chart
and Calendar for lHU!,' ruDii%h@,!
by the Chattanooga Alcdirimn Coma.
NHny, manufacturers CT McEIrc1' 5
Wine OF Curdui and IhcUIurt, 5
black Drau@ht. The journal cN.p~
has just received ono from publish
crS. which consists; OF twelve 81 uCi.;
o. paper, I3X2O inches in size, 9 =!
fastened together with q Giii tin
and brass loop hanger. Each
strip contains the calendar lur
one month in large figures that cam
be road across any room. Under
the figures patent weather signals
indicating Prof. Devoc's Weather
forecasts for every day in the year
appear. This is the calendar that
accura 'cly predicted the Galveston
storm II year before il occurred. t..
We understand Il few copies, OF it
can be secured by sending 10 one
cent postage stamps to the Chat.
tanooGa ,,cdiciNc Co Ch&!iN-
noNGH, Tenn.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10

10 not lioepaoo u.- g.. -. '.. .....
by hunting, cutting timber or in
any other manner, under penalty
of the law. deceit J. b. Clyde.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
MAGISTRATES.

| hereby notify all magistrates
that l".n coroner Of Pickons cour.
ty, sad that all inqnests held by
YGU are do, G at yoar own risk, and
t;.at | will claim tho salary in full
;r.m this Date. Ben Il. Parsons,
Coroner Pickens county.
licEcES, S. c. Jan. 8. 1901. st.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10

~ I'll NRo dlIN lolACA "A ViciOS
a.: 60 to Bolt & Thornley,.
: See notice Of change in adver-
= ti7o,n ant Of W. ~ HcFHn.
--.l jatE.uUlh.m OF libertyites
Nfol~''"r ~, uE #'aaA,v,
--r. .t HaGi u %. "rntral was
in town on business Monday.
w, Z. Austin, dentist, will be
in Easley next Tuesday evening
and Wednesday the 18th and 18th.
-D. T.. Sutherland Of Pumpkin.
town was here on business Tuos.
+. day.
-ITDn. VI. F. Ansol was in Pick.
chs on business the fret Of this
week.
Mrs. n. D. Lcsesno and son
, returned to thcir homo at Greeley
Vile, S. c., last Friday.
-Rcv. ]. E. Foster filled his reg
ular monthly appointment at Se-
coma last Sabbath, and uG usual
preached an instructive sermon.
Mis-. Jane McWhortcr had q
sor;,rs .,,,l.r rr ,,r,lvci, cnvrr,l
d,vs .rn Uo, cn,, ti,;on v.ns cr,i.
,cn) at las, account,
Mrs. G. 81. Dorr, residing on
the Pick ems. lIaslcv road has bcNn
critically Ill. Hopes f'r her speedy
recovery ar, now rutrr,u;urd' how
evar
-, , =,
- ',' ""'""| !! Sr''o"' az ''':''', !'.'
nom SH;'','1"""N' was .H-"'H' ''I'"@"
."sV '2"''"'S ,,% we! (: i - 'I'''A Wy ''oo" -,
:e''S"''' '' ~ ~ '''s . { '''V'
.i,..o v,o,..,ror ,rrorncos n,o,
,o ,n..rrn,;o,s h,v, tn,r i.r,nl
ou,bor:y;n., iho hn!L,,r anon os
f,v no ,ts
49,
i lie !reo lerhS o. fchoo's De-
Eln hfst h!"nNi'y IN July 70 oon :
sJ
-fo"Ad hcar 'Ae i"i'ro"" cross
Ing ~ trout OF N''nuy c'''"n H'''
a sh'"'' "o'' r"E. ,'; ~ o",'t! .' c"''
p'oc"'| H''-'' ~ '"''''S az .''' VI
-, ~ , -:
:,,: ',; :; I.'''I 1,; ;r'' "n''' ,. ~
tl'''' Me- "''"''' ",'v c, u!'', 49,, ~" 'c''
oeGo'' ca''''I ,nn, ''' p" 1"'I"S J., '1n v 81, =.
ot ~. 80 u"' lawn '>''' - - 4 '0'
'lli'i"'''E'
v.oJ W;,I;n ;u,i'' n', w M '''S'" ,,r'n,, ',
s' w. ""' E'a'ii;n "a "'V u.hn,n " ,Ic,. i'c
ato, a,o,t - C,' '...', 'n:t' ',,o. ": - l;I,rS
sf'"' INV ''' '.'>'''','' '''''''' y
--Mrs:. G. L. Robinson and Ivy
NJ. MAuidin, representatives, for
t"le c''""'!' '''' '''''l "' -
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
Auditors Notice,

hO AVNlCol ~ iliS HCl)ullch Will
will be at the following places for
tho purpose of taking tax returns
for the fiscal year commencing
Jan. 1. 1901.
Six Mile, Wednesday Jan. 8, 1901,
Calhoun, Thursday " 10 &"
Central, Friday II
Cateechee, Saturday IL
Liberty, Monday II
Eusley, Tue. and Wed. " 1916
Cross Plains, Thursday II
Looper's Shop, Friday rs
Hughes Store, Sat. " 10 &"
Pumpkintown, Monday " 2l I"
Holly Springs, Tuesday % "
Eastntoe, Wednesday " 23 "
Mile Creek. Thursday q /"
Pr ater's, Friday :" 40
After which time I will be j.
my Office in the Court Houec Il,
Pickens, S. q.
Remember the time expires Feb.
rnary 2o,h 1901. All who Go net
make returns by that tirlo Will be
required by law to pay so per ccni
penalty for non returns. All re.
turns must be made by school dis,
tricts. Ploase remomber this and
if you do nat know your district
ask your neighbor to tell you.
Dec. 6. 1900. I'd. S. A. Hunt.
Aud. tor.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10
80 -&=S- -kaa kaaa EEzHR III WI. .a.s.>
From NOW uanl> @tz-
L will sell the follow.
goods sat prices that Ws.#
fs1a the buyer. L have tlae
and need the mOmevs
g e & -la .:asa .EzSNT va
a YEAR

Fine Dress Goods medium Dress Goods CLe,, Y
ed Dress Goods, Flanncls anncvts, Ou,iny prrc 49,
cocs, canton Ianncl, shcctng, scusnnds Ma}rts ami,
hosiery undcrshrts and drawers dress and wor,, r
Capcs and cloalls, jeans pants Shoes stil ia;., III
no man will sell you better shoes for any less money than
will, Fine Shoes shoes, cheap shoes, GOOD a3r
mon, women and children.
GS Every pair must be what represent be- or w
funded. If have traded me- give mo tra and
viuccd that | do what 1 ADVERTISE
q. x. PAH:r,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-10

L.c cal and Personal.

---Iload Notice to Pensioners. 1t
is important.
For drugs and toilet articles
60 to Bolt & Thornley,.
Sec notice Of change in adver-
t'ro,n ant 0r W. ~. NcFUn.
~-.l Mtg.uUlhtu OF Iibertyites
Nfolse'.~ ~; us HraA,v.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
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VH. :SEFE,ssF
C0NNAf]R&El
, 1N1 n NAY NJ

VUN TWlHrUoNm uoMlNSY roMlenH uNlor w Nouu WNWNh
SUPERINTENDENT o fpNhNr COMPANY stated WelwNN W
90 AhpWpr ppoler mat tue wg,n mhrh ct moowM WYNN" Wv I
January Nl we ,tsNN NUWN NR
la Nhhh uIrlNlo WV
"A hu ~ UlrhtO o u
lhu tNplpW hn WV
lh ull certain uhnrlw rNO huWNW INN
WolhOp olpW avn
uou,um superintendent rWUNO W aware " he oul COM
uUu punHpH No. w rmuplNNl Nl N hprM'W NU OW
INIUp h NJ rihlth
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Vh llN tnll VNlk w l'l
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hliul hoN WuoN 'ho 'hN'
lu1lOlVni
Wu tl d aWll lugwNo rlggw hlQA 4lav NJ 1oNI
VOl hl ltgui nQd W lhNu mlua Nl remedy Nl n
nj WOl daytime -four after uru uul three Nfler 0tlorN'
m rllW llmAL HHVAVH MARKET
lU uuN Wnnnl nll geprg rlolnl t hg Mmllh Mb ,hn,
n ihurlhtu II uhUh Th
n
llthg ana
UlH commanding upoll WlW y W ann w Wgnn
through MmIehur lunl hiWm rhh ana W
nlHlUahl the lhUlIt lhhW ~ once
STEW MiUYuh Mlli hhiHu ilf Nv POSITION
NJ kCirylt Plantation Nninl hnlnn ~
M W. pl uD hndg me WUp MhtN nhon ~ r hWhd wv p lntp
M0l0hhl
fvl n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
HlOtiDg ~ Antwerp,

mn WBlup, noe, w, A fresh aiIacl
was made ny mo striking d0oh labor
nm ana 0lbHfH 0D H0DsInl0Dlsls t0daS
N lbo Ooboiii wharf A detachment
NJ my policemen charged The slrIh
nls, nlDg ihalF rayOlyelB into n crowd
'fllng 0HH Wnrh wounded, Ion NJ
them tuy6rmg The HrlhafB lhel
WlllldrNw, lnhiDg some " their wound
ID Their attitude ~ menpolneI lli'
pGlioo HfH bpiDg reinforced, ana NOR,
UPUlIUp ia iuIWlunUl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
NEGROES BOUND
FOR HONOLULU
Two Hundred 10 Leave Nashville
On Special
Train,

HNFllVlLiDp 'runm Duo w AbDUl
lWO hUO1fud uowuuH wll Iunyp NHHhs
Wllu l0muI ~ n HpoUIal train lol
limWUu 1im WIN Hll from san
FrHnplHrUl
'l.bo uoRroon uin going 10 wori 0n suf
rnr pnUlnlDns AnOllpr large pNpus
1lIiUn Will luhyp ~ u few weeks, ~ The
HUrnr plhWnIW owners want iOIOOl
Southern noefu families 1'lpy nre my
lUH ilnlr uHppUpnn ANA agree ~ give
lhum iUumIyu employment lhef work
hUliH bulUr ium ~ ~ ~ u H. ~
'filpg NM nlHu ohnmpied from laAhIl0n
~ lhfpn Vnhfti
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
EVERY DAY FACTS.
iiOuOlUu Produces lis share 4 his
Comes from knWAlnliaJ,

iiJuUiuu Produces iiA share I Ills
Comes from knwAlnllaJ,
Whht makes anything a fa0tf ISM
N hn occurrence VI statement Lliht can
Va proven true ana correct IN every
panlplnf9 WDm constitutes G0H0lus
HlYH evidence ~ Tho nina ~ n Homo
lulU WlzHnY ~ N The statement "
some one made IN TGshH Of Californian
Wa INNS not bul WlHn rome ~ our
own people make n statement ana II N
indOlhnd w many, there can Dg no
question about mat lndgf these cir
NHhlHnGHA W. Ghl them faglH, ma
liiGy hTG GyHfyl any facts, because tilhy
hrG GoGuulnR every day DOM take
Guf W0fd fDf what N SAID n yOIi ere
nUl hnllHllhdl hHh lllph people dDH'L
maze Wlnli assertions WltlOlit BOJ0
fnnhOuHi
mo ltey j MA Of EawaiahaO IN
fnfmH ~
~ MHlWd nom Kidney trouble,
Hhlrh WA ! believe caused w ny
llfiInE hHngg WGlghlH whist young
lhlnA IN liig small NJ my baGh ware
one NJ lllH symptoms ~ NY complaint
NV trouble f4lHndB bhgll ~ Tho Tine
Hhhn I WhH w years ~ arc, ana 40
hiH nov ~, inst IN n considerable pc
ilUd, DuulDH hll llla time ! was sub.
lhpl ~ Dhinh IN The baNli They CON
lllue1 deaDlle Tho fact lhaL ! consult
~ several phgtlelaDa and lGOh numef
Gla fhm0dlbt no relief tbllB gained
puG ba CGmphitd ~ Tho benefit OBJ
I lhlHHd nom uslnR D0hDH liaGhheha
| Kidney pllifi ! haYe ron Gl wonder.
| fuiig ven tinfn lhhlhs them aHi
DlllH ahliHllb1 WIN tho result And
Hibil hlWagB have some M The DlllA w
me- Hgnn when HDlnR from Honolulu
| ~ HhHf mlMlDHhfy hblda IN The BDlilli
| FaflhN 1hhfH IN no other fhnedY HE
DGan'H liaHhagta Kidney Pllls f0f va
nv DOmplalnlH iDMudl1R baohaebeH
N N important w fel llie same DlliH
| Whlfb lihlpHd M Hua DDAHH
| IAeHA0lib KIDNEY plbLH There.
iGfhi hHh fDf Donna llaehaobs Kidney
plllAi
fmBs haGhaebe Kidney Pills aft
sGld Nv Nh dfnFHlHlH ana Hl6fshteppfl
M M rfnlH pef bGk isis hoses f0i
$500, 40 Win ~ mallgl 0n receipt NJ
bflll w lie liDlllhlef DflH UDi 10
nGlulHi Wholesale hRehis f0f The iia
wailah islahds
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01

nm men IEiul m nWIlHHH. M
WlallnU UlIU1H WHniHH'H AiIlHiNfI M
HUHhlUH M i.imHDFHHlH.H rHlHll
Ilfi 0uDl lilH HlHlHr #lieh liiiauiHHu0
M nm mn BHn0W0glH ana linNr
nW lHHWllrH hHl HfHHHh NJ fiUH
HmH HNd iHf Wn1blnH uNaw Wy
,llWn,i 4 ulWl l14hl ~ y w
hHHH NJ HHH BnHaNHi M mn AiG \
.WllHIr1 HlH IN HUln HUi DHW tHllfH
NJ lHNtnild lHFiH N 1NlHfH WIii lllGN
.Hn1 HHnIlHHGllW ! KIll HHgHf bH flill
.HHl llH HllfH1m Wn1lfiHf HHHln fOi
'7la w I00aA ag.g = rgl tla
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
Al 0Dlgiai shot,

WABlilNOTON, Ueo, ~ y "
Morris, ~ ono, auditor NJ lln Whr
UoDaiImpDi, wins tIOl NJ SD lbls ~
lplD0DD " bis Ollioh N The Wln1nl
building w 4 man named Mcdonald
fJpmpiIg dltbOrslng Onlpnf IN lIe dt.
pailWnni Morris n though 10 ~
fnlhllg bUIIi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
German Lloyd Marine insur'ce ca
or BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance C
OF BERLIN.

Tho above insurance Compantss
have established n general agency here
and tho undcrnigned. general he,s,s,
are authorized to take risks sNaicss
tho dangers Of tho Bca nt the most resp
sonable ratios and on tho most Is~de
able terms,
II. A. sCiIAlcFER a. CO.
General Aseas
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
Sensational p0bipbhtlOD

NHW YOUl( lHn 81 A dispatch
nom T0bI0 10 lhp lipraId anys linrOn
liUsIi T0rn lhp Minister N t0mnulla
rIlDns. has roslRnr1 his p0H 0n 49,
pUlHl NJ aH HppubiIl0n NJ bribery w
lbn Hlrpnl pINnnlnG pOnlWoIs ~ tho
nv pgHHMl N N OOl believed llhl ms
rnalGnBlIOHi Gynn " pniHlBIn1 w, VIII
ruIbn a pUilUm UIRlH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
balssl gnpay pneea,

HBW YOliR lIHm A HURW iiN,
HlHWgO iUlr WnOlURl BarI WniilillFhll
m lnl lHrE mplnaabs HuRhi Vaa
linnnHd lulHl ruHlH1 Wl lWHdfiH0
b iDr WnNHlHiu1 D bNr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
A0|DNUIQ Bremen Fire Insurance Co

Tho undcralgrod having been 40
pointed agenta OF tho above oompan.
are prepared to Insure rbka awaipw,
Are ON Stone and Trick Buildings ans
on Merchandise ptorod thoroin oa the
moat favorable terms. For particular
apply ut tho ofilco OF
II, A. sCiiAElricR ~ co. Aux
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
BAD pL.tXIONS.
Dry Thin and Falling Hair
and Red Rough Hands
Prevented by
CuTICuRA SOAP.

MoNa CfeuNA SoAr cNouHvy Tor preserving, PURIFYING
and hcmlymg the skin, or ccNntng the cNp OF crua ecns
and dNn, aud the Hoppug o Falling hNr r porlcnIng whcn
Mp aud ootng rod rough Nn huNA, the form oI bnha for
RnnOyNg wlNilona mONmmNoNp, and hNlnpb too FREQ
oonaNo perppNon, In the form of wNshc for uccrntvo won
nesaoa mud m many eNnNvc Nntpcpe puposa which rcUdy
themselves 10 aud especially to mohc aud 70, MI tho
pupoaOa " the toilet Mh, aud nursery, No amount of persuasion
can who especially
Woaeg nNd purifying the phn acHp and hair of Infants aud chill
dre OrouuA Soar combines delicate cmolont properties derived
from CuroA, tho great akin with tho puost of cleansing ngro
dena and tho most refreshing OF flower ooe, mo other mddd
compounded IN m compared with " for PRESERVING pur
flying and cNul wing the akn aonp hair md hands, No other for
en domestic toilet however cNonayo IL bo compared with
II for NIL the purposes OF the toilet hOh nnd nurAoS Thus COM
bnA IN OSB Soar NJ ONH or the akin aud complexion eonp
the MAR toilet aud n,Ar hNhy soap In the world.
Complete Treatment Aun,our
YNpV WiNW akin
4 IA ,uMiDNA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01

Whimi ~ Wdg luuHlpurnloa ~ .0li lru
uf afllnll lUlt Wlloh nom lllu ,pllk,
iituklhiig HR llu dpullb11 II WlH fUllnd
lg lhn pullo PIT II II OQ, hnuMi llnl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
General Insurance Co. for S&s.
River and Land Transport
OF Dresden.

Having established an agcnc, ~
Honolulu and tho Hawaiian inla,as.
tho undersigned general agents ars Ah-
thorlzod to tntD rlgks against thu dan
gors Of tho sea ~ tho most rogpoahhls
ratios and on tho most favorable yoruss
n. A. SClIATcf'IcR n co,
hgontg for tho Hawaiian sssanas
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-01
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE ms. ca
OF HAMBURG.

Capitol of tho Company
and reserve, rclchBmnrhs SAsS We
Capital their reinsurance
companies ..,,,,,,.,.,.. lSs -s3S.oss
-------------..'s--
Total rCichDmarkb .... N7 $50 80
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-07
Great is Rocky Ford.

In the Language of John Bill
.ngs: I'VE are glad to have
vent" Rocky Ford is growing
out of sight. Her postoilice has
Just been made one of the second
class. The sugar factory which
last season turned out about eight
million pounds, will treble its pro-
duct this year. Such prospect
for fruit us her orchards now have
was never known before, and their
extent is wonderful. The sugar
factory is OF course the chief centre
of attraction now, and wonderful
structure it is, with its machinery
and appliances for handling its
product, but it is only one of many
great things ander way. An ele-
CANT new hotel costing $4,000;
dozens and dozens of new homes,
all handsome and durable; line
new business blocks; and its great
scope of rich country irrigated
with n great supply of water makes
it IL place worth living III or near,
Pueblo Mail.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-07
Rocky Ford in the Lead Once More.

In many directions Rocky Ford heads
the procession, and We this week add nm
other industrial trophy. The Palace
Boarding and Feed Stable, just com.
pleted by &. ". Higgins, combines all
the latest ideas and improvements in
that line making it really the finest home
for horses and carriages to be found in
the state. Accommodations Rre pro.
yided for AZ horses in open aud box
stalls Of improved design. Handsome
turned pillars are on either side of the
stalls. The entire space devoted to
horses is painted in white, its appearance
equallipg TINT Of u first class store. Up.
stairs 80 tons OF hay can he stored and
l5O bushels OF gram. Both hay ana
grain are tgken III by machinery aud fed
through labor saving chntes. A gnsolin.
engine will pump wnter and cut feed,
aud every part OF the buildin. wall be
electrically lighted. by constant removal
OF all wnst. material the building Will bs
kept perfectly clean aud pure. On 0nr
side of the entrance is u illa oAlrr, on
the other side n handsome room Ia which
Sir. Higgins daughter will next Monday
open an lee cream parior. MIR. Higgins
is justly proud Of his stable aud Itis well
worth inspection. Mr.. Higgins will not
conduct livery stable, his bus.esa bcias
confined To boarding horses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-07
German Baptist.

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