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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

out of sight.
II hrlirVr" | unused, M | rN,lC ON,
"thcrr Is nr Inconsistency, nN sNr"nNru,
Ny, that docs net rMtrr lutN the r,>,N.
position " WNrN2n,
We met n:a,u y yrAr htHr. shortly
before tho NatNr rt thitkaiWauha. and
ngnln when Hood WAS marrN'N
AGAINST Thru,as nt NaSNvtllr, hut Il
was not tn nttrr the Snvrrndrr ut Ar
prmattoN that shr~CruSrutrd ~ y uu.
lon that was tN Nr simultaneous With
the reunion NJ the states.
Ono Important fact has always re-,
mainrd secret between iur and my
wife. l have never NrUtur~l to rnutrSs
t. her that duru:s the WAR | rrrrNrnrN
one act rt secret srrvirr. In overhaul.
inH my papers Shr one day ralnc upon
q document -ot up IN rcd and black
ink In the form common In the army.
"Whnts MI this nNoutT" she asked.
"'Gallnnt " and lNrritoriouS services IN
the capture OF lluntSvillC. Decatur and
stephenson Junction. | Thought that
when the Yankees surprised Hunts.
Vile YOU were Mt our house."
'That?" | said, taking the paper and
pretending to Scrutini2r II. "Oh. that
was for capturing II rrhrl."
"Whnt rchrlI''
! hcSitatrd, then prrvar!ratrd. "DNn't
you rrmrmhrr the scene In which your
brother bore m important partT"
''no YOU mean to call drawing your
pistol on al unnrmcd man gallant
and lnrritNrlouS ncti"
"Oh. they complimrntrd everybody
for everything during the war. But
deserved thr rnromium. for captured
another rebel moro rrhrlliouS than
yNUv H"rthvr.'
"WMr VAS thut?"
put my arms about her and kissed
Mcv.
"My >Wrrthrart."
TlE END.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05
WuAT CLASS OE FARMERS ARE
rRt&PERlNG.

EVcrywhcrc wn 20 wo find s0mO
rarmora mak,nE money and contrn.
Wa tlu; rtrora in tho snmo nciyhor-
hood who arc making money and nro
not happy. Worry littln Investigation
m tuNa out tho reason FOR tins dilror-
nnrts Tho mon who arn cutting down
,hrW AT ", o,,crntions aud divOrsifying
THEW fArm products arc making money.
Thuao who hang ON to nll cotton nro
not prospecting. Tho cost of producing
ia So high, aud the selling price 80 low,
In nNHrE,n For poiiL in growing
Ia Too al III very, very many cases
tho margin on the wrong side. The
scllim pr,co ~ loss than tho cost of
production. Tho moro cotton you
have raised, tho greater your loss.
This 10 particularly true of those who
havr bought fertilizers and supplies,
ono or both on time. No farmer
should ever do this more than once.
II from any cause he has boon com.
prllcd to buy on time, he should plant
SO largely OF prov ions as to bn sure
ni II good supply the next year. by
saving MI hls waste and animal vOilings
both solid and liquid, and using his
cottonsccd, he can become independent
of commcvc,al iGrtilizors. This is made
easy if he 81 plows us 10 turn loose the
available plant food in his soil. If he
has saved the manure IA above direct
cd, he will need u " u little acid phus-
phatc, and that does not cost much
ruSh.
Ammonia makes large stalks.
Potash makes healthy stalks. rhos-
poric acid makes heavy fruit. The
fruit is what you need. Good prep
aration and care of all vegetable
matter aud will supply the ammonia.
Deep plowing will help to make
available the potash. Peas and oats
and clover and grass stubblc will in
crease the amount. Gencr"'ly there
will be enough phosphoric acid, bu!
sometimes the ADDITION Of small
quantity will help.
If you arc only scratching three
inches deep, then of course you win
need to buy food for starving plants,
But if you arc plowing and narrowing.
you can set the food out of your own
soil. If you will spend half as much
in good, deep fall plowlng as you an
nually pay for fertilizers, the other
half will buy AL the fertilizers you need
and your lard will be getting better
al The time.
The reading, thinking, planning
class Of farmers arc prospecting.
These who arc still IN the old rut arc
grumhling.-So"thcrc C"liirni"r.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

VI California largely devoted to wheat
culture Is that Vt tho "'rulc" auds.
which are nn alauda IN the nVcr near
Stockton. These islanda were once
vast tlats covered with water AMI a
Nnwth of hnlrushes. whi,h the Span
inNls called tulc; hence tho uamp ot
the land.
"Ey means W rnmrs anl dra,ns and
the throwing NY M lcvccs thcsc lan,ls
have been rorlaimoa AMI am now
an,o, X tho most tortilr M the state,
Wheat on these lanis Nirlls NNlinarily
from titty ~ eighty hm*hrls an acre.
The QUA tty, however,. is NOT so Nrod M
that in Nthcr *oct,Nns. larNr,v Nn nc.
count W lack Nt hmc ani potash IN the
soil, which, howoVrr. ahNunls in dr
rNs,ts ot NrNanir maticv and IL. con.
scQurmly. remarkably terrific.
"Nn account Nt thr :>Nttuoss W tho
soil end ;hr large cracks IN The surface
II is impossible tN use horses Nu mu>h
ot this land. and the Nvratrr ra,t ot the
drauEht work l. dome Wv traction on
ElnrS. and for this purpose the tires Of
tho wheels arc hrNadrnrl hv the audi-
ton VI enormous drums, which aid in
surpoWirG the tremendous wr,%ht Of
the machines and in carrying them
safely over the cracks and marshv soil.
Not the least picturesque and III
tcrCst!nG sccLc in the Nrrat valley ~
the sight Of the annual grain harvest
ing. i. ohahly twu-thirls rf the entire
wheat crop Of tho state is harvested
with the combined harvcslrr.t thrashcr.
The great level wheat fields of the CEN
trail valley, and even the slopes Of the
foothills, favor the use of the most
pondcrous machinery, and sight of II
modern harvesting outfit at work in Il
California wheat field is to the Eastern
man both novel and interesting.
"Thc pondcrous harvester sweeps
through miles upon miles of rlpcncd
grain, cutting swaths from sixteen to
torty-two feet in width, harvesting,
cleaning, thrashing, and leaving behind
long trial of sacked grain, ready to
he hauled to the warehouse, railroad
or mill.
"This combined harvester and
ihraShcr, which is used in harycstin"
very generally throughout the States,
is usually drawn by twcnty-four to
forty horses, harvcsts and sacks from
twenty-five to forly-Iivc acres of wheat
day, and requires four men to operate
it. by its use grain is thrashcd direct
lY from the field and left piled in sacks
containing about two and Onc-half
bushels each.
These sacks arc stacked III The
!leld, sometimes for weeks, without
fear OF material damage from the
weather. The standard horse machine
commonly used cuts Il swath from SIX
teen to twenty feet wide, and the com
blncd steam Quilt Of traction engine
and harvester has a cutting bar from
twcnly-four to forty-two feet long
harvcsts from 60 TO 125 acres a day
and requires eight men to operate it,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05
stipation.

There Is dIsease prevailing In this
country most dangerous because so dccep-
tive. Many sudden deaths arc caused by
it-hcart disease. pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplezy are often the resul. Of kidney
disease. II kidney trouble Is allowed to ad-
vance the kidney poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs. or the kidneys themselveo
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness ofthc blood--,he albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease. the worst form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-ROot the new dis
coyefy Is the true specific for kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. II has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases. after all other
Efforts have failed. Az druggists In ffty-cent
and dollar sizes. 4 sample bottle sent free
~ mail. also book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Or. KiImer IL Co.. Binghamton. N, Y. and
mention this paper.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

tIeIy 11ce llo11l oJ1u111, coCK1HU H1I0I aII
other narcotics.
The dealer who offers a substitute for
the Discovery" does so to gain the lit
tie more profit paid by inferior medi-
cihcs. There is nothing "just AS good /"
for the blood as "Coldcn Medical Dis
covcry" therefore accept no substitute.
"I took five bottles of Golden Medical Discov-
cry for my blood. ." writes Mr.. William D. Shnmb
lin. of RcIny Cherokee Nation. Indian Territory
n1 had ring worms on me and would burn
them of and they would come right back, and
they were on me when commenced using Gold
Ell Medical Discovery and they went away and
haven't been bothered any more"
Dr. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

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'j'." ,.is ,aY.rp., s,,, 9 c,,.,,c,o
'..'''.. "1'h'i- - n.!, and your bright
.'. '''.- E.'.s n"@rt have done IT." IN
'..'.''' "o;ne@t - was goDc
-''.@.1 H:tn'p"a was Souu e1cnuug-
"@ @no oo'o,y },,yt,, ~ $nfn rts r.ni-
'""H. was un.t"> - Jagueluc. The
Jlu,ua ~ r.c .,,,n... 49, 80 ~ ltaI'- .t'- :
h9hpf I, '"vucs, -. ., ort os his ha.+
man. J"Q .l.nc lpu30esy having infu-
"nced lis ho.cn .nndly arc.n.ad
Ao"'r u!o, s.ncc Uurn was 20 srrve
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05
IN rUE BIG WHEAT FIELDS.
How UANNESrl NG Is CARRIED On IN
WllrLESAl Fashion.


Ill" HARVESTING Is CARRIED ON IN
WUnl.FSAlE Fashion.
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

main limo trains. ' Will

main limo trains. " -'''''' WIN
"a" n. IN. "P" p. m. "Nl" noon. IN" n,obt
Chosape8llo Limo Steamers In daily service
oGswoon M"s p Mo5folk Nor % and and Baltimore '' ''''
orn Limited" Solid Pulman trn%in % GiIr%ost GeInrr %o;n-
posed exclusively OF hnept Pullman cumiSSmcmt iS E0m
opd of l"teyt dGteisn through between New York
hGtwcen Now York ana Now oits oricnnsa enfs nia
w washington, AtlGntn mud Montgomery and nj. nj.
gon XtaSta nSW HSs Sna Gaa MiSbh VIC WASH
E pmlman man Library observaIon cars b"twoems sMne MAJ
"S% Hf% XSna 6o' New VnGmorg Vor Ba Gab
cars between Greensboro and aodyboSpoie ] pieopSS NS
stop at i'txi1 if " 1S9 ThesS trains
gsa aSsS S and S"3 r5% y s$ ss e.
apd NJ p&Mrtanbmrg. M Columbia 'nos. 00''no'A
,rNsS NOS ay and l-"Atlanta aad Now Yorl, Ex,
PrGss' Pres Local train botwcon Atlanta and Ohar.
W'lmc Wit nunDerS for md from WASHINGTON. New
soonng ears sne bSnSt Snrryg througb Pullman
ng Washington Mondays Wednosdha,vss' h, s'enV, anG
on ths tro{0 {{0"risS sleeping car will bo operated
Greensboro with sloencrs FOR RiiHlb.on Raioinb.o ~ 90
and oharlStte Stts on ths train
coach accommodations for local and tbroma,ho "r.,,o
,oStS' oottilu oV OTitGu states Fast Nnili,ru~a
sia s9n'd sat botwoon Washington and Nov orlenna.
Ym 'g9thGrh hallway, a. y w, p. II. r. and
1hfromgh without chnngo for pnssoneors op e9i
bSySs bnI%sor NHuiman Hii drawing sleeping cars
ibU,%c"n i"nto n NoH York and Now Orleans, via At.
,aimt,nno nit1. nno montgomery and botVeon pi!,.
%1mgnam n1 ,gno,a a and Richmond Dining i@HSn cars
Nos. IL and ia-Solia ,oo,, .....
iMichmond and Atlanta. Cioso conneof }o on
NGGrfolA Gsnn for 0Ln Po1Np OoMroRr '''4'n ~
attention is called above sohedue
Woo. tTFTR88 TR8 NY yWlshont 6oeeh eor-
u. y, II HARpWIOY, ~ re Ii u SHf. SS9.S S@gr'
., 10 Reht, AHons,+ A. 49,, K StSj}SSSnS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

So 100000 IN GOLD GIVEN AWAY
to our agents besides the regular commits
sons. for selling our splendid line HOII-
DAY BOOKS for 1901. No big prizes
TO a few, but every agent gets n share.
Fifteen years business record back of this
offer. Handsome samplo-caso outfit only
81 cents. delivered
Order outfit and secure choice of terri
tory at once Address I'D. H.. LU rF EIS
PUB CO., Atlanta, Ga.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

y proper care for
the blood would
prevent many a
serious sickness.
The cleansing Of
the blood is per-
fcctly accomplish
ed by the use of
DR.. Piercc's Cold
Ell Medical Discov-
cry. 1t drives ont
the impurities and
poi Gus sub-
stances which cor
rupt the blood and
breed disease. It
increases the ac-
tivity of the blood
III a k ing glands,
and SO increases
the supply of pure
blood. It builds
up the entire body
with good sound
flesh.
There is no al
cohol In "Goldcn
Medical Discov-
cry" and 1t Is en-
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

We 'A'' '"'N1'" "''"'' wy wv ~
Gcueva! Nrass through Chattanooga
!ntr Nen,ursy.
One ulcyu'nE n September orders
t.,:.,N tHC Us ~ break camp ana n'arrh
nN"tnWi:i. NTAES WAS h"Na"'lhH'
,.A:r!."1 Nn Cincinnati or l'"'SN'H'.
:&"< HN""N',.:nE the ANand"n!n'h ''
:>t :t::':HTy We had acquire" III 'h'
s!s!"S ""d 7'Nu''inN US to "aS''n l."
ne v:MHrt'Nn q thr tNr'at'n'd ''''rS
A:;H7 making III! pr'rArAt''NS .'' 'N'
;:.NNH . lex me HNmm""d, '","""'"E |"
-" :: ~ tIc march. ana vNl" over ~
;>.t S;H"!N!;MS Il :aA' II! leave Jack
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05
EE-M Mcdicated Cigars
AND
EE IA Smoking Tobacco

For users OF Tobacco that sulrcr with &
tarrh, Asthma, or bronchitis. We guara n.
tee an absolute and permanent cure o
Catarrl, and it is the only known remcd
Tor Hay Fever: If your druggist or groc,
Ca, for Free Sample Trade surplicd by
Carpenter Bros, Grcenville, s. G., or
Crutch6eld IL TOlleson. Spar .anburg, s. E.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

Hcnd For Catalogue.
a hddress w. ~. Macfcat
tOIiicial COurt Btcn0g,
raph6r,) President.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05
IDLE MONEY.

We can use it for cotton. Will sell
limited number Of our 7 per cent. ccrtim
Gates. Interest payable Janu. .ry and Juv
The best cotton mill investment offered
Amoune to suit. No dep cciation. Re
deeT able on short notice Ca, ,rl.Uufrt
On $5O,OOO.OO 7,uih m cuUituf
nit direct ana on receipt Of money We "
mail certificates same day.
EINGE TILLE MFG CO.,
J. B. LILIES, Pres and Treas,
FingcryiIc. s. &.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05
MA4Z.Ag$G y $G2K@e

Does not make the man. "7hc blood is
TIE Ift," the vital force of the body. So
It not intrcqucntly happens that the man
who looks to be a picture Of physical
strength falls q sudden victim to disease.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05
rIJKENS RAILROAD
j. e. BOGGS. President.
TIME TABLE No. .

N1S" "Supcrscdcs Time Table No. |. Ef
fcctivc 12:O1 a. Nj. , Feb. lst, 1901.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-05

;ST.S~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06


The extent to which science can be
applied to everyday affairs is well
illustrated on reading the reports of
the various divisions of the United
States department Of agriculture. OF
particular interest is the statement
that the division of entomology is
having considerable success in intro
ducing insects and parasites. In
California an insect has been intro
duced which fertilizes the SMYRNA flo.
and as a result more than six tons
of these figs have been produced in
one locality alone, and it is believed
that they. can be produced in such
amounts as to cause this country to
be an important competitor in this
field. The entomOlogists have also
done valuable service to the olive
groves of the same state by intro
ducing a parasite which DESTROYS the
olve-scale that has proved a most
troublesome pest To DESTROY To-
Gusts a fungus disease has been In
PRODUCED from Natal, which has been
the means of destroying the in
furious swarms of these insects. and
efforts have been made to introduce
from Europe parasites of the gypsy
moth.-N. Y. Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06
Velocity of Light

The velocity of light has recently
been predetermined by NJ. Perrotin, who
has performed series of experiments.
using Fizeau's method. The distance
between the two stations was nearly
" kilometers, and after 1,5oo observa-
tions mean value of POS, 900 kilometers
per second was obtained. In Fizeau'S
original experiments distance of $500
meters was experimental with, and
the velocity obtained was $4,000 Kill
ometers per second. In 1871 NJ. Cornu.
with improved apparatus, made SIM
liar experiments and announced the
result of his determin alton at soo, 400
kilometers per second. In the United
States, with somewhat different an
Paratus, Nicholson, in 1882. found the
velocity to be 29e, 1888 kilometers, and
Newcomb in the same year, in mother
series of determinations made II 2oo.-
$40 kilometers per notwithstanding
American,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06
How She SAVED IT
Miss Della Icnes Of Calvert, Tex, Re.
lates 81 Interesting Experience.
Vser Free Trisl Package Of Rene
edy and the Result Was Wonderful.

Nothing can he 10 IRE unfol tunate to
O lady than TO lose her hair. To see II
gradually Retnng thinner and thinner
and the bad 'pot growing larger and
larger day by day ia apt to cause melsn
cboiy and be q cause of taking cold
and serious eicknees.
Mics Delis Jones prominent I'm GAL
vert, Tex. co'ored society was havfns
serious trouble with her hair b ut for.
tunately saw the notice OF of the cele.
brated Foso treatment. She sent for
n free trial package AZ says;-It az.
fords me che grestest pleasure to say
that everythirg regarding the treat
meDt is iust as represented. had no
faith in it. but since IL costs nothing &c
try / USED il sni my hair has now been
saved and restored TO its original
gre wJh Am very much pleased to rec.
ommend such @ valusble and rem srka-
bic trestment.
The remedy slso cures itching and
d srdru6 sure signs of approaching
badness and keeps the scalp healthy
and vlgoreua. lie also restores gray
hair TO natural color and produce
thick and lustrons eyebrows and eye
lsshes By seDdinR your name and
address TO The Althenheim Medical
Disperssry. 2775 Buttesfield Building,
Cincinnati, Ohio, enclosing . 2cent
stamp TO cover post age, they will mail
you prepaid . free trial OF their re-
msrksbie remedy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06
hint to Suburban Smokers.

81 seldom advise my patients to stop
smoking, because 1 know it's . waste
of breath to do So" remarked a subur.
ban physician. I'm many cases I do adj
wise moderation in the use of the weed
and when a patient has a weak throat
there is but one thing that positively
insist upon and that is that he shall not
ride in the smoking cars attached to
railroad trains. Breathing that at
mosphere for half an hour will do man
more injury than smoking half dozen
cigars in the open air, or In q properly
ventilated room that is not crowded
with other smokers. Smoke IL YOU
must, 1 say, but steer clear of smokins
ears."-Chicago Chronicle.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06
MISS DELLA JONES of Calvert, Texas

Those who are losing their heir or
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il It stored by remedy that "a sen,
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been sdvsrteo ~ ace unit for fAllips
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The remedy is not . new experiment.
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ful. It cured John Brurer. Postmas-
ter OF MillviIle, Henry Co. Iod., nd
he strongly urges every one to try it
A Methodist preacher, Visitor I. Fsi-
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ly bald on HIS fore NJ sd tor n any yesrs
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Csstlensn SAP Main st.. Riverside
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Among others who have rs, the
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General Agent of the Big Four r. r
Of Dayton. o., who was entirely cured
OF bAldness.
The President of Fajrmouut College.
Sulphur. KY, Prof. b. +. Turner, WAS
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-06

guessed she hadn't had a thing to
aAt," "Pve quite fnishedI"
She led the way into the parlor and
entertained her guests brilliantly till
tsn o'clock, when they departed. Then
she disappeared.
Mr.. Kenneth, instituting a search for
Ais wife, found her in the pantry with
- heaping plate of cold turkey, jelly an
cake.
He laughed amusedly. swell, of all
xhings!" he remarked. "Are you hun
cry after that layout we had three
hours ago? Look out, Betty, you'll
AHTe to reduce your weight in year
II you keep ont"
Mrs. Kenneth held large and solid
arumstick in her hand. For an in
stant her fingers clenched as do those
Df one about to hurl an object, and
her eyes flashed. Then she thought
better Of It and instead ate the drum
stick.
She says It would be a pity to de-
stroy Mr.. Kennett's childlike wonder
At her marvellous appetite.-Chicago
Daily News.