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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
ATTENTION, HILL CITY GUARDS.
II T. N|FIVtVII, NUIJT'
II. M. King, 1st Sergeant.
STRICKEN WITU PARALYSIS

Henderson GriiMctt. of this place, WAS
stricken with partial paralysis and com-
plrtly lost the use Of one arm and side.
After being treated by a. eminent ply
Sicnn for quite Il while without relief. my
wife recommended Chnmberlain'S Pain
Balm, and after using two bottles If it
j. almost entirely curcd.-Gro. X. Me.
Donald, Man, Slogan county, w. Va
Several other very remarkable cures Of
partial paralysis have been effected by
use OF this linimcnt. II is most widely
known, however, as Il cure for rhcumn-
tisn, sprains and bruises. Sold by G. w.
Earlr
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
RHEUMATISM and CATARRH CURE[
bly,
.JOht1StOf1'S
Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
IN the SHADOW OF DEATH.
"A Whole Family Cured.


Mrs. G. X. Kingsbury, who keeps q
millinery and fancy goods store ut St
Louis, Gratiot Co., Mich, and who is
well known throughout the country,
says:
was badly troubled with rheuma-
tism, catarrh and neuralgia. had
liver complaint and was very bilious l
was i'll bad condition.; every day be-
gan to fear that l should never be q
well woman; that l should have to
settle down into Il chronic invalid, and
live in the shadow of death. | had
JOllNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA reg
ommcnded to me. | TOOK -FOUR
BOTTLES AND IT CURED ME, and
cured my family both. Lam very glad
that | heard of it. l would chccrfully
recommend it to every one. have
taken many other kinds Of medicine.
prefer JOllNSTON'S to all of thcm.'
MICHIGAN DRUG CO. Detroit. Mich.
For Sale bv &. W lCnrl,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
NCIII,GII--DAN.

Cards are out announcing the MARI iagc
Of Capt Elias Day of Easley and Miss Leila
Mcllugh, the ceremony to occur on Octo-
ber 3.
Captain Day is one of Pickens county,
best farmers and is very popular with those
who know him. He served ten years as
county commissioner and has filed the
position with credit to himself and friends
Miss Mcllugh is the daughter of Mrs. Mar
garct Mcllugh who lives .ust beyond the
city limits. She is a very attractive young
lady and has many friends. .--Grccnvillc
NpWS
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
CROSSWELL NOTES,

Mr.. L. @. Spencer visited his dnugh.
tor, Mrs. Newton Ellison, last Sunday.
Mess. Robt. B. Jones and Ben ChIl.
dress woro visitors at Spencer last Sun
day afternoon; they had delightful
time.
Tho weather. is fine for picking cotton
now, just cool enough for us around
(ya swell,
Wa are sorry to learn that Spence,
z, G., wNs discontinued Inst Saturday,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
ANDERSON BABB,
Contractor and Builder
PicI1cplS, =. &.

OllrrS his services to the general pub
lie. All work guaranteed. His refer
cncoS are those for whom he has done
work and the work itself, whom ant
which can be seen in the towns Of Pick
ems, EasIcy, aud ali over Pickcns county
Parties will do well to see him bcfor,
closing 4 trade elsewhere. Ocll
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
STEPPED INTO LIVE GOALS.

'Whqn a child ! burned my foot fright.
fully writes ". II. EadS, OF Joncsvillc.
Va, (which cnn,cd horrible sores for 80
years, but Ducklcn's Arnlcn aalve wholly
cured me after everything else i0iled.''
lnial,iblc for Burns, Scalds Cuts Sores,
l,ruises and Piles, Sold by hQlt " Tholn-
leS's Drug Store 2AG.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
WHAT'S YOUR FACE WORTu:

Somi times fortune, but never, if you
have u sallow complexion, jaundced
look, moth patches and blotchrs on the
skim. all signs of Liver Trouble. But
Kings New Life Pills Clear Skin, Rosy
Chceks, Rich Complexion. Only % cents
at Bolt u ThOrnlcN's Drnw St0rr.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
WARNING ,

AL! persons arc hereby warned not to
hire, harbor, or in any way shield my wife,
Emma Stephens, who, on Tuesday morn
ing, Sept. 2ith, 1901, left home Without
cause. She is under written contract.
Oclltl Jacob Strphcns
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
JEW III1RY
FALL SPECIAL,

When you make presents,
give tasty ones, purchasers
buy good articles.
Pickcns keeps silver goods
and jcwclry; your presents
and purchases await your Sc
lection.
Nicely Rolled Plate Lace Pins. Color
ed Settings, NJ
Solid Gold BroochcS, Beautiful Pat.
terms. ,ot
Rolled Plate Neck Chains, With Set
tinys, Ii
Best Gold Filled I.orsuc,tr Chains, > so
Black Silk FobS, Goldplaicd Slides, Is
Gold-flllcd Watch Chains, Plain and
pattcrnch \ 90
Collar Buttons. scparahlc tops, .CS
Collar Buttons, l-lU gold. %
Cuff Buttons. colorcl settings. pair ,O5
tuil lfni'onS, Gold Filled, pair $50
II Gold Shell Rings. sets and pat
terms. -
Wclwor'h Bracelet, :; heart silver lin
ish, .3o
Wcllworh Bracelet , heart gold fin
iSh. ~
Sterling Sill vcr Bracelet, Chain and
NclhcrsOlc, 80
Any article in Jcwc1ry pro-
'cured on short poticc.
Rogers lS47 silver goods:
Patterns, \csta, Columbia,
Berkshire and Shell Satin.
Forbes Silver Co.'S, Ouadru-
pie Plate Tableware.
Yours for trade,
w H PICK.ENS,
EASLEI, s. B.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
WlIANl\S.

| desire to publicly thank my neigh
bors and friends for their many express
slons of kindness ana timely assistance
during tho illness Of my wife who, after
long suffering, died on the 10Th uli.
Their generous help is deeply appreciate
cd.
Respectfully,
l.. ID. StCDhcuS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03

The excitement Incident to traycl,n =
and Change of food and water often
bring ON hihrrhoea, and for this reason
no one should leave home without II bot.
tie of thambcrlian's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrloca Remedy, For sale by q. w.
EoIlp,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
OLD PEOPLE HAVE THEIR TROU.!
LES

Mr.. Francis Little Of Benton 1Tarbor,
M'ch. is over eighty years of age, Since
1865 he has been troubled more or less
with indigestion and has almost every
thing in use for those ailments. Last
August he began using Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets and was soon
feeling much better. In i recent letter
he says, 81 have used three boxes Off he
Tablets and now think am we'll" These
Tablcts improve the appetite and invigo-
rate the stomach, liver and bowels. For
sale by @. W. Earle.
ATTENTION, HILL CITY GUARDS.
Tho Hill City Guards arc hereby or.
dcrcd to meet at therr Armory at Easlcy,
5. g., on Thursday night, October 3rd
1901, ut 8 o'clock. All members must
report promptly fully armed and equip
ed. BY order of
ID. Il. Curcton, Capt.
f. M. King, 1st Sergeant.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03

Ben +. Parsons is ahead on turmps
this year,
Sec notice "wanlcd, teacher" in an
other column.
Ed Mcdaniel is now holding down the
cashiers end of the railway cash lines in the
mammoth store Of Heath Bruce Morrow
Company.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03
IIASLIiY.

Miss Lila Neal left Monday for short
stay in Washington, d. G.
w. A. Clyde, of Greenwood. is VISITING
his daughter, Mrs j. H. Martin.
Miss Marion pickcns, Of Bmdinc, is Wis
i,ing at the home of W. II. Pickcns.
Misses Annie Shanlilin and Vivian Fol.
ger return to Chicora College this week.
Mrs. Il. *. Hudgcns, Of Laurcns, is a
guest at the home Of her father, j. Mon
roe King.
The graded school opened Monday morn
ing, nearly hundred pupils presented
themselves for enrolment.
The Seventh Day Advcntists began their
Camp meeting Friday evening the 9th
ult. The meeting is under the direct lead
crship OF Elder Johnston of tho Adventist
church.
w. Nj. Folycr and Miss Maggie Hill Of
Maynard, =. 4. were rnitcd in marriarc at
the brides home Sunday both inst, MIR. Fol,
ger is well known in Easily, being son of
Mrs. l.. G. Folgcr
Will Ellison, colorcd took too much bot
tied spiritual comfort Saturday night and
went round to imbbc more at the adventis,
tent. The result was the two kinds did
not mix well and Will enjoyed himself sc
hugely that he had to leave the usual ten II
the Mayors Court Monday morning.
The Piedmont Union met with the Bap
tst church of l1aslcy Saturday the 29;h inst
ltey. Geo. Nj. Rogers delivered the opening
sermon. Saturday afternoon was spent in
transacting the business of the meeting. Or
Sunday moring Dr. Baily, of Grccnvillc
led in the series of services which were
held. Some strong Sunday school talks
were given by Rev. Fl. Nj. Allen and Geo
NJ. Rogers. AT noon Sunday the meeting
adjourned.
a pound party at the home Of J. Monroe
King on last Wednesday evening was the
occasion for quite Il gathering of Easlc,
young people. Games and music were in
dulgcd in until about ten O'Clock, then the
genial face Of the host for the evening ap
pcarcd in The doorway, and al! guests were
| summoned to tlc dining room where vcrI
table feast of ice cream, candies, fruit ap(
other dc!icncics was spread for their dclcct.
tation. The spread bing partakcn Of, tn,
guests all rc.aSscmbcd in the parlor, and
played and Chatlcd until the late hour ap.
pcarcd All departed from the plcascnt
gathering feeling that the evening had been
profitable spent.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-03

Read "warning notice" in another col
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01
PASSENGERS
Arrived

From san Francisco, per q. 4 @ s.
y Coptic, December IS For Yukuha
ma Miss j Alderman, -. Deans, NJ
Dol " Hamadu, j.. II, Mead, Mrs II.
r. Mead, Miss a J., Murcuttr Y Ma
gurn, u Oda, Is Okujumu MT otsu
ykurai, q Shimura Duncan sinclair, NJ
Takouchl For Nagasakl 10 81, Nras
For shnnghnl-Br H. j., Bliss, MISS
Josephine 9 WMker For llongkong
A. H. Arundel J NJ gillette Mrs. g.
u Mcintosh ] u dreetklns. ~. J.
From Honolulu Frank r Wells Mrs
Frank II, Wells Or II j knapp Siop
over nj Honolulu Miss J Alderman
Miss a. l., Murcutt ana O. Shimura
From Maui and Hawaii ports per
stmr. Clnudne. Dccembrr 80. u, Con
ter Or ArmItage, Miss Il, Whitney
Mrs -, Center ana children, J u, cas-
RoWell, a. Q ROwel g, W. BqldWlu
moore. j. McArdrews a Kanailli.
Mrs W y keabu ! = Cooke y
b. skinner AlrX Robertson, 81 J.
wilder, u J Crnft j j. Mclrossou
W I<nunkinI wife ana two Children
and AZ deck passrngrrs.
From Nnwlliwili per slmr. W. -
gnu Dorcmber 80 - ! SWldhy Wl1f
Ahnnn, ., II Johnston u Wr1ermry
oT, a Fernnndrg Dr slpRgrtt r. Nn-
dersog Mt RsWple W Ea9 ,5 sa p
rhrlftian ma " deck pnssenEers
From mo ana way ports per siWr
KlnAu, Decombrr ~ u y PnNipu !
u Scott W, + Wilbcrs a Won y.
a Mlyerton Miss u Thompson Miss
y chnlmors T. y smilh w y corn
EllIlUIHn / ifITUIIIN i M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01
eAlLEp rnoM noNoLuLu.

flludAt l@ttelhhtF ~,
i. l. stmr Mauna Lua, Simersun, ful
F-Ahaina, koua and kau.
w stmr, Hawaii, Nicholson, for lla.
Waii ports.
Saturday, December 70.
a., s. a. n, Thomas, Buford, for Ma
ella,
o. 4 o, S. $, Copuc. Kinder for the
orient.
Ger Blk J c. Glade, stegc. for The
Sound, In ballast,
l. l. stmr Nocau Wymau, for Ana
hoIa NaWillwili and Hllaucu,
schr. FaanIc Adele, Dudoit for Elcole
Monday, December 81
Am ~, STANDARD, G-tchcll for the
Sound In ballast
am schr Husamuud, ward for san
Francisco with sugar,
Am biz olympic Gibbs for san
francisco with sugar
An. bkn. Cleaner, Schmehl for the
Sound in ballast,
Am bk, Mnunn Ala Hamilton for
San Francisco with sugar
7 ] stmr Iwalaui Gregory for La
halna, llonokaa ana KulSuihaple,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01
Notice 70 shIpmnalars.
: RIanol HgaT0naInIa 0Mol

y BrhRah HyqrqTapRlc QHlcs
san FrHHefoq IN
~ communicating VIM no Hrgnoh ny
dTrTraphle OHee ~ son FrppcIHe9, eap-
tplnr q vessels vine Wlll ep-QpfrRts rllh
the HyirQWaphlg once by recording the
ASTRONOMICAL phHeryAiions slERftfed BY
tbs once gRn have fqrNardfd ~ mem u
Ocean ana The latest Information TfEar4
lHF ihe dHnger ~ naylgatlpn IN the WI
E"Is shloh fhsy frelpent
NnHlorH arc regNefied 20 repprf ~ mn
pfler 1snRfrs 1laelYered NJ pnY Qlhel
lnfprmailpn Yhlfh nm ~ nfllzfd for ~
renlrR fhHrls NJ salilHg dTdHllHR VI 4
Eprih rAclfg C' II CAtKlNB
Ilfll Comm 7 3 y N flprsf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01
NOTICE

'filE l'NuHlsluNHn HAVING
henn dnly appointed administrator Of
tho Nllle " e lluHsp, late " liekhhh,
isIhnd NJ Kauai notice u hereby glys
rh ~ hll creditors " The Hal1 estate 10
iueHmp ihHlr claims with vouchers NJ
his once llipltfuld A CO., Honolulu
wllllIh slS n0nihs from The date herps
6f ~ lhpy Viii bH forever barred
limnd Honolulu linremhpr n, 1900
w tFOFGNliAillGli
Administration NJ tho ldslnlp "
t'lnHilnn ll0Hbn,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01
NAlARAEI nnAL InAnE-

nwlng 70 lhe arrIyul NJ Wnny fure.gH
FAnhppflH ana WarshIpH mn NaHagHRl
coal trade WnH a1mrWhAt prqHpfralt
IN me month N HqYamhar ClU m thn
amount N ablol tens Yalur1 af Y gil
atll was pnrfhnHea I'm thoaa rfss9ls
dnrlng maj monlh TheFe Ggurrs are
eAelnnlYe Y rardin oqal ma 4 small
lnanllly q when RAs ann ahlpprd by
war vessels, TT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01
For SALE.

A tabOOOO SUGAR Mill ron BALlg
f0i tb0OOO n ID nrbl GLASS aud NJ
i0dhle, dnd almost nHw
ROE particulars write IA
ul1OHd1 OHnOHNB,
kIlnlhi Mill l'hhull0, Hawaii
ggia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01
.BIG FIRE
IN RA-tN4
-four Chinese SloreS
II Ashes
WAS OPIUM TIC CAUSE
Sane fear That lives hay haze.
Been lost 10 he
Flames.

.'- .''" .'' ,
streets COINS m me direction
lama
M. silky wa mas. uuusnm
m,. of .mys. a.,.rao,.r a.m m
d cloud. I,was reported taaJth.
.f,nI... .r H.. .rr...,....,.. .,..r.r.,...
$50
blazing
II tool, III. aepor'm.atmy a'M my
'... time ,aa" i, ,a,.. .'.. ,a. ~
me confederation.
-Four large STORES on Nus su,., ..
:. .a. q. an. and " ..oa ",n '.a. ...."
4. /. 4. 4. ]. n. 4. !. :.
/. Sion ..g,,. several ,,.,...l g,aw ....l. .m @
4. !. a. 4: :. Is: 4. ... !. q. \. b.
nd @l&". q (" b aa "o %aaa . %" @ So.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01

iIh lHnHtf ilMfNU IN lln Nh
UW.hb llai IN iWfaOna IA Hrt u Ijnmp
4 .mabn u0d tdltrl1f M Mo ypnr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01

iilo Mmonnillo CO., Ldu corporation.
plaintiffs vH a. N llnHndulr de-
IunlUni
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01


circuit ~ the TERRITORY at iinwNll
iilo Mercantile Goa id II corporation.
llnInillfH We g, N ilhHndhlr de-
fDndUnt
mo 'fornlnfv NJ linwnll
w. me ilIfh ahunn VI tho Territory
NJ llnWhli ~ hlH deputy the Fhurln "
The island az Hawai-. Of hIn deputy o.
nny DUhalOlha IN The Torfliuly " llnt
Wnli
YuU nio commanded lu summon q,
AZ ilnHsdHlUi defendant M ease hO shall
nl0 Wfliipu answer within tWuuly days
after service hereof ~ hp hnd appear
bpfntH Hhl1 'lfutll court AZ The 1hnua
Gfy tpfin inNfobf iu hp huidon ~ illlO,
tHlhh1 6i iinWhil nn Wednesday the
M lny NJ January nest, M W o'clock
~ in ln SHOW Cnisn Whk lhu ulnlm ~
tiilu Ne Hhtlip 90 LidY CORPORA
iiph mnluln should not bo awarded 10
VI pursuant ~ he tenor uf lla annexed
Upiitlnn
Nnd voU nrp further commanded ~,
uud hntr yuu ihpu ihUip TILE wit win
llll fWltU NJ fuut proceedings thereon.
WlinbeH. iiuu. NllhpW ". latte.
lnlHh NJ tho llruUii court ~
tauHlJ Tho fnnrli circuit M South
mo ilHWhll THE g9d day ~
September. inuu
Dsls0odiI uAHllilI rOlfult
Clurh
aais jan n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01

lAplaln rpnd, VI y H. has Fvqplled
z lonafllI Manl pg NE M n Z lls8
been pdehd I'M fhf Webt ead N pbs
hplHfopa ealheafal IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-01
nv AUTHORITY.


30 ruF lNuAHfANfs ANp
OIuFR rfRsONs tlN0LE 60
'lY rANts IN tllr fERW
roxy on hawaii
fba NuoHor oi lto rtmlmy W
lIWu buaby uye urtiec lbW lbgif 81
6Ot N0ll he uwu irum lho tiRSI To
IitE fUlFtf FIRST UNN on
JANUARY Inclusive. ifom pa M lo
tp m l-uudty and holiday c,tuH
tlI and W SATURDAYS umtl ~
uuu aud Hl ptruH liable w. We lrytd
b Ud fuulmy NJ Hawaii. either NJ
lIltt o8H ught of l tmutdun AdWin
rumut EtCaWuf Trustee ut other
.fi.r arc fGWfod hy luw tu hfIng M a.
dr ht.uluf. within thc time above
pcnidCd lWe lht W all lhof pd aud
fmo boil fci and per 0nhl
iOnf WlCliinn called Nv lhc FOLLOW
iut Wmltuun M ihc llmd NJ inntli
uuuh iuf The AHDamfm and tOlltr
nY0 I'd fwD iuf iho lcffiiory NJ W.
So VHoa NJ aod a. bp opmmc
.um Iuo ~. mlllInf and Improve
mnHl
sr IN m1tns % return tate the
Fau lud number NJ lat In lowD W.
IrI M lhr rmnfy BAN w. d. Ul.d
by nlNnF thC nauc NJ ihn lliof Nhm
Wm M Hhrli thcy ltD situated aud
iI nnmhrr M lhr lrn1 tmm .im
iWud and RuyH rWt1i under whirh
iH0 land held and thc 1ftf AIaV
ur VI my m1pruy lm been 0Id
DURING h0 yU1f i1 whom and iDf
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Clubs.

$50 NJ the Ladies' Reading
I'll Tuesday was OF unusual
| Mrs. Holland acted as leader
1 .,stsrnoon. and opened the pro-
4 4 talk upon Philadelphia. its
|s,story, and Its founder, William
sse closed her remarks by re-
.,saenendence Bell" Mrs. Nina
~ mad q paper upon 'she build
49, came city, describing IT'S col
~ rfrited States mint and other
~ ~ note. a humorous selection
esrianlln Franklin, IAN Axe TO
~ rs rssd BY Mrs. p. X. Ewing.
a snlce to the exercises.
t.s,,in Franklin" was treated in a
|Sr Mrs Jesse Andrews. Mrs. ur-
lssd paper upon the Press oil
|s,rtia . She showed therein the
Enhancement in presswork OF the
49, century, especially in the city
t,ssrly Love. Mrs. Holland led the
ak on Poor RichaTd's Alma
hnd each menper Fespopuep py
Eon taken from tho same book aud
ping invited the l., r. c. to the
Esss;on OF the City Federation az
|sne Friday afternoon. The club
Ia with thanks.
i. xus a fun attendance at the
II Of the Houston Heights cluf
IIopaay, held at the home of Mrs
Van Llew. India was the subject
Lussion and a very good paper or
Eeaas was read by Mrs. D. w
ble Questions on the lesson com
the afternoons work. The mex
|nr will be with Mrs. Whipple.
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in the world. then opportunity Offering
she divorces her first stepping stone for
one a littlo higher up socially, and you
feel sure that she will 90 on diVoreing
and stepping up as long as the law
permits. Not an immoral woman, as
the would, her world, gees IT, but cold,
calculating and souiless
As for the woman's club, who does not
recognize It? The president with her
glib tongue and tine spun theories OF
womans alvancement--all OF which ten
in the direction OF her own. Her po. ley
in bringing and keeping to the front, tho
members who foil w ANA praise and
work for her, the president.
1t is not an ideal club. nor an ideal
condition of things, but it is with us.
and as long as that sort Of woman is
here to push and combine and claim, so
long viii that sort OF club be with u.
"Unleavened Bread is not pleasant
story, but 1t teaches a needed lesson,
and is a true picture OF life in the ia
leavened West and in official Washing
ton. picture that one who runs may
read and understand. h. 5, 4.
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back. After they had enjoyed their feast
for half an hour | went into the house,
put tcaspoonful of ammonia into
pint of water and rubbed the liquid over
my skin. That took the sting away, aud
the rest Of the season WAS not bothered
once, The merry little singer stung me,
but didn't feel Il. 1 was inoculated
You see" said MI. Slade, warming up
10 his subject, the mosquito comes from
swamp land. where malaria prevails.
Take the mOsquItoes away from the
swamp lands la New Jersey and malaria
and typhus would kill US all off. When
he bites, tho effect IS like tor instance,
incubation by vaccination. You get a
mi d form Of the disease. l don't know
whether you believe in God or not--that
doesn't matter; you ne9dgt answer--but
but Cpd never created anfth.ug for MOTH
ing; everything 10 nature shas it's use and
he despised mosqJ. to is, II treated with
X ndness and courtesy more useful in
certain ways than doctors, and he's cheap
or, or rather | should say She Why
Because the lady mosquito does all the
work, The bull mosquito never stings.
He Just IMPLY sails around, perohes him
self, and sings 10 his own merry way
viii the lady does business on the fam
Idly account"
"Have you any CONVERSE"
81 have. The Jersey people are walk
] ing UP. They're just tlnoing out what a
valuable disease preventing plant they
possess within the borders Of their
State. I'm a Down East Yankee, aud I
went to Jersey, among other things, with
the rheumatism After ] arrived ! ac-
CURED neuralgia, rheumatism's first
cousin. II was an early asset. One day
/ took a bicycle ride. | overdid It. Then
] came an inevitable attack OF rheumatism.
I went down by the side OF my pond and
let the mosquitoes bite my legs until they
got tired--not the legs. but The inosqui-
tees. Then I bathed myself in ammonia
and water and the rheumatism disap-
peared.'
III you went to Havana in fever time
Mr.. Slade, would you allow a mosquito "a
bite you?'
Come off the perchi" he calculated
"Woul3 I? Way. the FIRST thing would
do would he TO gather half dozen o.
more Of the native product ana take
them to my room. Then ! would tuTl
them loose undress, so to bed and tel
them 10 sail right in. After they ha
their sport with me would be fevei
immune"
Now that the mosquito idea Is begin
ming TO spread, Jerseyltes see great pcs-
sibliiles ahead; all except the doctors
The doctors are apprehensive. The raa
estate men with swamp lots see hope il
the future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
Nov Cattle MARKET for rexa.
weatherford Herald.

a train OF fat cattle from the Fort
Worth cotton seed oil mill passed
through this city yesterday en- route TO
Los Angeles. Cal. for immeiate slaugh.
ter. This is the first instance of which
we have any knowledge OF beef cattle
being shipped direct from here to the
Pacific coast. and II the venture proves
a success II may open up a vast new
market for Texas cattle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

The Shakespeare Clue Of Giddings, a
new and unfederated club, took Christ
mas Day as fitting time to feast its
gentlemen friends, and to show them
what women can do in the way of mix
Ing Master WHIP with Christmas cheer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
Personal.

and airs. benoir Hunt are at 60
Ina street for the winter.
\, Norma ATcFarlan of West vir-
4 Wishing Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Carr.
W. B. Turner is expected today
san Antonio, She will be with
II. P. Turner.
4 Gensle NJ Dickinson of Kansas
NO., is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
kas S. Foster.
iW. ]. De Trevllle, formerly of this
bow OF Austin. was IN Houston on a
| visit last week.
Eugene Blake will entertain the
b. Literature club on Tuesday
Nag at the usual time.
!. william Huntington of Cleveland,
is visiting her father and mother,
Bnd Mrs. j. c. Baldwin.
!. Jeff Miller, Mrs o. T. HosA Niss
an and Miss Albright returned Fri
5rom flying visit to New Orleans.
S. F. B. Morse and her guests,
Perrin March and Miss Forman,
Wednesday night for a short visit
kw Orleans,
, Rosine Ryan went up TO Austin
3ay night to attend the Inauguration
honles. While there she was the
Of her sister, Mrs. Barrett.
h WEIGH has her mother, Mrs. Hunt
|nd her sister, Mrs. Peter Robertson
futb Carolina, with her at present,
Of whom are delightful people to
4 and be with.
p. Robert Lake Dudley of Flemings-
\ Ky, Is with her parents, Mr.. and
Monroe, at on Austin street, for
Flrst time since her marriage, which
piace here last summer.
ior and Miss Dickson are at hyle
4 after . lovely visit to California
r. they took in the delights of The
Fioas climate" beautiful scenery anl
more beautiful flowers of the Golden
r. G. rs. House and Mr.. and Mrs
y Ward Camp have taken Mrs. J,
|burton's home. 2i06 Travis street
Fne winter, and Mrs. Burton and Mr.
MIS-. W, X. Morrow have taker
Es at the Rice hotel.
and Mrs. J. \, Mullen and Master
A Mullen, Jr.. WALL go to Cuba about
~ OF February. DR.. Mullen goes "a
1, lAe meeting of the Pan American
= association that meets in Havana
Fe hrst week of February.
Il !, W, House and Mr.. and MrS.
N. house, Jr., went TO Austin Mon
!" attend the inauguration of Gov
1 savers. Mrs. House was a quasi
fis governor and Mrs. Sayers, and
~ MIS- T. W. House. Jr., were
Fhined by Mrs. Ed House.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

Tho History Club, Austin, met with
Mrs W. b. wortham on last Friday
,sternoon. The subject for discussion:
astephen f. Austin aud His Contracts