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The evening world., 1901-04-17
GRADY WILL
GET BETTER.
Believed that He Will
Be as Good as Ever
in Four Months.
.sp.el.l u n. E,.n,zs wo...N

ALBANY. April IA despatch re-
ceivcd late last night rom tho physician
In charge ~ Brigham Hall. tho SAM
;ariIm ut cananda!Eua Nhcr. senator
Thomas Francis Grady I. patient.
brought ercourE rs new. 20 his friends
I, l. said tina. IN" Senator who Is a
voluntary patient At that Institution. T..
resting comfortably. and :: is predicted
thai vi h careful tr'ntr.r. he would be
fully restored to his OIL v.gor.
The COLLAPSE q. Senator Grady rs the
result of his excessive indulgence n
s;!m.lan,s aud ns;!ec: o. his health
suggests moral over which me:nbs:s
%, the Legislature are bordering NOR
deeply than Is characteristic OF them.
An o!d-;!m- friend o. Senator Grady.
who was a colleague OF his when he
arat made hi. appearance. In ,as AS
scmbly a- a rudy checked. ns;iyc
young man OF ,wen:y-.our. SAID las,
n.Sht that when Grady first came 10
men shat ever appeared In the Lesisla.
,urc. He was u hard worker AMI d.!
no; care for the gay company In which
he a!ierwa:h spent mos; of hts time
lie vas success In politics from The
start, His brilliant oratory and ready
command u. parliamentary procedure
- 49,, ,,,a
'''' mn - $1,000 49,"
member OF the Tlmmany delegation. vi
When he was promoted to the Sen6fs
~ ,.,ur. ~ ,,.,o,,, ,,,G,
-'' p'>''' 80 va r.
M much ny MS an'aSoh'sm I" CIV.
,,J II, ,-.v.,,,, ,.-,,. ,osr
h"llS ASKING nan 10 Keep crazy nome
.oF my personal comfort
Kelly KEEP, Grady hom. onl no ,yu
N'' '""' "'''"' "'' nv c-'
70; appear In Albany again as !eH.s-
The evening world., 1901-04-17
24O,OOO LONG MILES
THROUGH COLD SPACE.
TIL" Wonderful Voyage which Two
Explorers Smrcrssfully
Made.

The most wonderful! voyage on record
mas recently been made by two English
men named bedford and Cavor 4 voy-
age beside which nero Polar cxpcd {.
lions and trips to The Forbidden Coun-
Try fade into nsisniiicanc.. for Rcd.
ford and cavor visited no ie,., mysterious.
u place than the mooh t.clf: and. oy tn.
way. they found l. FAR different from
tn. cuii. ,:.";: :aiier. o! which our
astronomers tell Us 4: is n world o,
wonders. r world popped and possessing
animal and vegetable lie. but OF a wei,I
nighimnrist description. The adventures
.: t..ese Two brave Eng!I,hmen are ";
forth IN -:ai' IN The First Men IN the
Moon." H.. C. Wells's latest wonder
story. which VIII appear In SerIni form
IN The Evening World. BEGINNING TO.
morrow
The evening world., 1901-04-17
FUNERAL HELD UP.
COr"n~r's Physician Ordered Cor
t,.~ ia W~turn and Held Autopsy.

An order from n" Coron-r's office held
up the funeral OF Sell. McN-icc min"
years oil. OF No ini SANFORD street
brooklyn and caused III. cnr,"g. TO re-
turn 20 the hous.. where an autopsy
was performed. Tho child. /, was
earned. dicd Of lockja~. and her 5ur,a
Sas permitted To-day
!, vas two weeks ago that ,rc little
girl fell while jumping rope. h.'iHg Hcr
spine against 4 curb. She VAS ap-
rnrcntiy urhuri. but w""k ago was
taken III.
Commissions seized the child on suudny
nigh, and Dr Lynch was called Snc
died soon after mis- arrival and he mott
ned the Board 81 Health
\ permit for burial was issued 30
George Mciiugh, an undertaken. TIE
funeral procession had gone two blocks
when Corpn"rs physician Wucts, ~
dered Il to return
The evening world., 1901-04-17
BIG COUNTERFEITER DEAD:
TO HAVE WE'D THIS WEEK.
Skoog Shot Himself
When Arrested and
His Fiancee Only
Learned Who He
Really Was When
She Found His Home
in Hands of Secret
Service Men.

John Albert skoos. alias Mbcr. Jcn-
son. one OF the most skilled counter
fcite.s in criminal history. died In Bell.
vue Hospital th!s morning from wounds
self-.nfiicted on Ap-i! .. when he va,
arrested for trying TO pass spurious
6-kroner notes.
He was 20 have been married TIL. week
to pretty Brooklyn woman who little
suspected that the Ecrerous-handcd
photographer at No. col Grand stree:
was the man who was being hunted
over two continents. and who during III.
career had made nearly n million dollars
in spurious money
skocS took an active interest IN 20 T.
tics and belonged to the local Republl-
can Club. He spent much money IN
charity and was very popular IN the
nciehborhood. He was spoken o, rs a
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., Their sunday services, and then !
went 10 "A mid-wrck meeting ana hear,
a dozen or NOR. srai"lnl rcor," s .'',
healing, the healing OF cases more nope
log and ~ more rapid examinations
usually than Wi. that ~ my iroubl:.
likely TO be And at last deterfn n"d
Ia give C'h-!s'ian Science trial.
<"t q Believer al Firs.
rpli ! bri-v. IN II when | decided
that vas simply wtliins to be- con
vin-i Y ,h.r. wcr. anything In II.
No. iidnt bs.i.v. In II. but Was
no lonvt- 'oolisniy preJvticrd against
O' course II I had altogether disbel:eved
~ tn" possibility OF Its Going E"od
sh"U.d n"v.r hav. consented to TAX" the
Treatments.
u MAS treated by Mrs. He,iey In Isuf.
FAX" took prcssD: treatments Mt irst,
rn,Ien; Is not fully In accord with IN"
teacher What does that mean II
meats this" answered Mrs. Hatch.
Then she :old In exactly wha, the
treatment OF Christian Science. Htthou.
drugs or medicines or remedies Of any
sort, consists:
There l. nothing In tn" created "orhi
hu' mind" said Mrs Hatch The ma
tcr'nl world exists only i,s an expression
o; ni,m i'u, mind is God. and God !.
such ,hlnr ~ evil. excepting as the
hImnn mind permits Itself 70 h"ii"'. IN
.,.li Sickness Is evil SO sickness can
No; cNf.t in tho divine nir.i. which Is
All In all Therefore. as coon M the
human mind ceases to recosniz" sick
ness /, Il recognizing the truth. tbs:
no such thing exists.
Cured by Thought.
The Christian Science healer simply
sit. WITH tle patient for. a little time.
both IN r-rfec: silence. while the healer
or teacher holds this thought In mir!.
and N. patient. so far us :sos,ib!e. at
tain. TO the thought himself. or leaves
his mind open to 1t. u ne cannot y.'
fully grasp Il. II Is not exactly prayer.
/, Is simply a full recognition on the uir,
OF the healer, OF ;hi, basic truth o' NE
An, It's influence goes out. and must.
sirr. all IL mind. reach ana affect the
IA lien; Tha, Il Christian Science treat.
mert
Gradually saw change In my eyes
and ii NJ check, upon which there was
when began treatment a bunch more
The evening world., 1901-04-17
POSTERS SHOCKED POLICE.
DR.. M~Giii nnh Chief Murphy Ar
rest Jersey CITY Theatrical Man.

Or. John y. McGlll. President OF :hr
JERSEY citv Police Beard. made good
to-day HIS threat to sop the exhibition
of inn tdest theatrical rosters.
Chief Murphy. w..h Dr. NIGHTS ~
proyul. caused a wa'rln, TO me issued
this morning for tn. ARES. o! Adver-
Using Agent Moare. o. tho Bon Tor
Theatre. who will nav. to answe- 10
Police Judge Hoos to-morraw charg.
OF exhibiting suggestive pic urcs. He
gave bail.
Tn. p!cturc which furnIsh.. the sub.
Ject OF the complaint. repre'cnts Girls In
abbreviated dresses drinking cha'npa.E.
with bald. hc1ded men. Some q! TN.
girls are reatid In mems .ap.. and othets
are trying to kick tho giasses OUT Vi
their compa MONS hands.
Tho picture shocked DR.. McGIil and
Chief Murphy.
The evening world., 1901-04-17
PASTOR As HIS
own DETECTIVE
Rev. Mr.. Mcconnell
Traced Missing Wo-
man and Money.

ny clever detective work Rev 9. d.
Mcconnell. OF the fa>h.onab.. Holy
Trinity CHURCH, on clinton street. Brook
Ism M. traced missing servant ac-
cg-"i ~ the.i. Thc Young woman Is In
Philadelphia. he told IN" police and
VII! IL. arrested
several days ago Rev. Mr. Mcconnell
gave no % a member o. his household
~ NJ 10 P!.rrepont street. The money
NJ n,.. 81 va. locked IN a desk. |, vas
missed and the serving maid was miss
ed along with II,
Before telling the authorities OF his
.o.s the pastor did some lnves;!ga .inE
n' hi. own. tracking tn. woman 10 Phil
adeichta.
The evening world., 1901-04-17
TRIED TO DIE IN
CENTRAL PARK.
Daniel HanIon Thought
to Cure illness by
Taking Poison.

a man. supposed 10 be- DAME! lIRnlon.
twcrty-clgh; years old ~ No. ll3 West
on" iiun!rcd ana Fourteenth street. IS
In the Presbyterian Hospital suffering
from carO,!!e ACT! poisoning. ~. pas
found in the summer-nouse on the
Rambie IN central PARK, opposite Sew
enty-nin,h street
slip Of paper was rouni In the man's
'sick-t with iiinlonS name and address
on It, lie said later he had been sick
and ,!ii not wish TO I've
The evening world., 1901-04-17
BOY KILLED BY
CATTLE HERD.
Hay Rack Into Which
He Fell Torn Down;
Was Trampled On.
l:r. .l,, % M. rr.nlns wo-It

ROCHESTER, Apr l7-s"vcFi-y"ir'
oil VIII. Schrincr was torn bv ca't'
while lying in has rack, Into "h."7
he had fallen and wa later 'raTpi"h
To death by the boasts.
The boz had climbed Into IN. OF.
and while throwing hay 70 n" "att"
slipped and iumbled down ihr shoot
lie struck the iron bars ard lsS an
ronsc!ous.
While munchlng he has the ca'il"
tore the boys face ard arms ana
finally charging the rnck tore II DOWN.
The boiy fc.! TO IN. ground nui ""'
tranplei by IN. herd. When FOUND
ne wua dead and his body BADLY
mangIc-l
The evening world., 1901-04-17
Not a Believer at First,
She Soon Became a
Convert and Then,
She Says, Two Or
ganic Diseases We're
Put to Flight and Her
Life Saved.

"a. have come OH: 81 n. n!sh:." .sys
Mr.. Helen Woodruff IIaicn r"veren;ly.
| They ;nay SAY ~ CHRISTIAN Sc!enc"
| wha, they like know shat It has
savcd me from total blindness an!
twice perhaps from death I"
Thr'casc ot Mr.. itu;ch. VIC ~ judge
Edward ". Ha;ch. % ;he Appeliat"
Division o; tn. sup-cmr towr: i p".n,.i
to proudly Ny Christian Scientists all
over New York ~ one ~ he most mar
vsEous Of the hcaiinEs wrouGh, through
their religion.
The story. as Mrs iin:rh tells II,
reads like n racle OF Bible DAYS. ana
The men and women who worshi? IN IN"
crca, new white marble church a, SiN.
ty-.isf,th street and Central Park W"s'
regard i, as nothing less hW they
| claim tina, IN. day Of miracles Is nov.
and .duce Mrs. inich's cas.. aud o,hfrs
Hike II in evidence.
Healed OF a cancerous growth 81 a'r
..!, cheek which was slowly eating ii-
way IL her eyes. and had already par
TALLY obscusc-i her sight. and later cure!
OF pneumonia. without :hc All ~ hrus
y. physician In either case-ihnt Is Mt.
&c
t!a!s A. told hy her. II Is r1!orch 10y
detail. whi,n makes the healing "n. %
the most entire In the history 81 hfis-
tain Science.
Mrs. Hi on occupies pretty apartments
In the Mason Hou<r. In FIN, eighth
street. and she ~ a bit ioath Just no" by
talk Of ner experience be Sius" %! hes
unw'ilrx p,nm'reHMi,r . ~ Gin, nn ron 10 ,rol
Norton, a.si.;an; minister. OF reader
in the Second Church .: ':n;i-:. Scisn
lis. 10 which Mrs H,'n, ee'ong. To.
story 10 The Evening World. as she has
told II repeatedly an th- "Wednesday
evening experience m".iinS- az ne
memoer~ ~: her church
III Four Yrarn Ago.
II: va. four years ago. in Bunalo,"
said Mr.. Hatch to-day. when ! wat
suffering greatly ana VAS almost certain
%. losing my Sign. itnai :ifs; ihousl,
Mt all about Christian Sc!rnc. had
known nb III: tn. belief In general aay
h. fore car.us nS 1t. however, as mos
people do Via mer:al science. an! VITA
curing by merely dccidtng tina no; hins
in II, because | did no. understand Il.
II was suffering from "A growth on my
face which Wa impairtng my >'Shf u
began IS 4 small spot iusi above my ext
cheek ton.. and graw and sp.":n! until
| became intensely alarmed about T.,
When ne could ~ longer conceal !;
from me my physician In Buffalo told
m.sthc truth-that the growth was OF
4 caucerou. ratur. ard that :, was only
a question Of tim" until II would eat It's
way to the optic nerve,
"lnGVcl. by this time my sight had
become p uoscireI that II vas only
with dif,cuny that recognized people
a. II distance o: Ia" yatds suffered
A good deal OF pain ana nothing ! coui
70 relieved me. I gradually settled int"
the horrible belief ;nli ] was doomed
10 blindness and fearful disbursement,
and eventually from N" disease !" n"a'h
Was DIsbrI'r>rr.
when ! decided to look Int" CHRIST m
Sc.en.c |; was without III. slightest be-
lie. in IL. ! wen; IL &c 81 ne Huna!n
Willingness to do anything nj all 'ha:
might possibly help me. went I" one
The evening world., 1901-04-17


During the winter season the onset oil. Ca
iarrh Is often very sudden. II begins like
All ordinary cold |; very p!dly fasteI,a
Itself upon the organ attacked. whether II
be the head. throat or lungs and assumes
a stubborn form o: casarrh Al once.
Upon the nrst appearance Of what II
known a: common old everybody saoa,d
themselves with BOTH. OF Peruna. One
bottle OF Peruna viii do more At the be-
can do after the disease has become thor.
ouHhly established IN the system
Pcruaa cures the catarrh wherever 10
Gated. Peruua is not guess nor an eSptrk
inen;--ii Is an nb>5lut. scientific certainty.
Pcrunl has no subs,itGtes-no rivals. In
sis, upon having Psruna.
II you do not derive prompt and satisfar-
tory results from tn. use OF Perunx. writo
At QUO, 10 pr. Hartspaa. giving full state.
mont OF YOUR case. and he will be pleased
10 xiv. you his valuable advice Tree.
Addres. pr Hartman. President OF ~
Hartman Sanitariun. Columbus. o.
The evening world., 1901-04-17
STRIKERS RECRUITED.
Elevator Men Join Electricians IN
Exchange DuiIdinS wnIk-Ous.

Another strike occurred at 8 4. 81.
to-day on the Broad and Exchange
Building. TIE Otis elevator mon stop.
ped work IN sympathy with the electri-
clans. who claim that non.union mon
nre working on the building.
Tho men say thy have no grievances
against the OtlS Elevator Company.
The evening world., 1901-04-17


For have been sufferer catarrh in its mcst
that Ibccamc alarm
hearing Pcruna COOL remedy gave IL
Its effects distinctly
removing and p71cu
ara cOod a 5 a tonic.
pleasure great
cure tried W. v. Sullivan.
The evening world., 1901-04-17
TYPHOID KILLS YALE MAN.
Anotn-r student Dying una Eight
More Fever Cases In New Haven.

More Fever cns~s In New Haven.
Special 10 The Evening WORST
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Apr!! l7.-Ya!,
has lost student By typhoid fever, +.
l., DRIVING. Jr.. o! l-ansfori. Pa. on. o.
The nos, popular h.gh stand men o. ,h.
junior class. !I- was taken With the
fever here during the Easter vacation.
and was sen, 10 his home from which
news Of h.A death has jus, been received
by nj. classmates here.
George ". Babcock. another Yale
junior. Of Eecnah. WIS, Is just alive at
tn. Yale !nfrmary with chances against
mis- recovery.
EiSnt new cases OF ,y2hod were re-
ported In New Haven to-day, making
the total number thus Tar -
The evening world., 1901-04-17
FIRE ALARMS FOR FUN.
williamsburg Ftrrmen Believe
10y Prisoner Rnnk Them.

winiamsourg nremen believe the false
alarm" nuisance. which has made their
lives miserable recently. ended when
Fred Hauser. nf,ecn years old. OF No.
as Hooper street. was hsid for examin-
alton IN Even Street Court to-day.
Young lIauser was arrested after an
alarm had been sounded from remote
dbtsies.dt
The evening world., 1901-04-17
MS rn.u.rcc,inr Finn"re.

model man. temperate and Industrious.
And he kept III the deception Ior three
Scnrg.
Ills In~uspcctinE Finn"rr.
Ills Hanc"c vas Miss Pauline Good
lroid. OF y" lc7r Flushing avenue and
he knew tho cnun;.rfclt"r as Alh" 1
ircwr. IL vas AIRS; engaged fr hs-
s.ster M; after a nIi,rral he :Ta1s-
icricd his affections 20 l'auinc
sac often visited him at h!s paoto-
hai tina, nc was criminal was when
she visited The plaSe on III. day az h!S
arrcs, and found II in charge OF the
sscr.t service men. She VAS nearly
hcar;brokcn ard Is -t!ll suffering troEi
the shock
SkooG sho; himself in the head ,wicc
on Yves, street. lie thus carried ou' ihc
threat he had made that he wnUil corn
NIT suicide II he ever fell irtp l." hNnis
OF the Police. II" had given tho polio"
OF the whole country mere s-ounlt ia'n
ANY other coun,erfc!;c-
Saoog tried TO pass cotiT;cr,c.; S2-Ero-
ner no;es on III. Rank ~ Copenhagen
a; e. II. Richard.on * crmpaay's hank
IL: house at No. ~ Broadway ~ me
same time another man pn'H. ated E'n.
vine notes and n. teller ..sicl SSpcc
~ walt He bcrn'!c frightened anu
dashed out. followed b. u crowd.
Running down u West stree, IL FOUND
he was surrounded lni h. deliberately
took on; his revolver and SHOT himself.
lie was not knoaf. un;tl chIcf iiazcn.
OF The loca. United States Secret Ser.
vice. identified a!m
The evening world., 1901-04-17
GIns.-. Thrown AVA,

never Vac. though had my mJin"ns ~
doubling. Of course. That could hardly
ment Their. were several tIin.s when /
Allowed myself TO b. p-fsuhd"i To- ~
back 10 - physi iau's treatment Hut III
the end IAN. ont vf ~. that w1rkr /
II out as ore must all the III tc...fs, nm /
] arm o.rfrrty cured. | have thrown
away my .yrSh.ses my check Is re' .
fec'Iy smooth ana hay" a new lease x
NE
IN | had needed anything. aiic,
Mrs. Hatch. 10 confirm ms belief Ia
science ana IT. 3ndcrful power ia hcii.
I vas given winter when came
out o! pneumonia without having onsa
called IN a physician
In the part .. christian Sci.nc" ~
which the healing IL only tn" demon
strntion.' In Christian Science pnrlanc..
Mrs. Hatch u u s,rouE believer This
II the acctrin. II th- aiinHEE a: mind
carried Into the affairs -! everyday Ike
Everything evil trouble, ilstr.ss-s
all kindred Ills are treated IN IN. same
way. exactly as u cas-" ~ bodily Illness
The healer treats for this Indeed e
sail AIRS Hatch. at tn. SlInc ;imc the
treatment for sickness l. t-.ing given.
In III. end ~" whole min! II the onc
who az ..p,S science crfnes int" harmony
With Divine mind. aE. sees IN i;self nni,
an capr-t lion ~ that mind and =.
therefor. incai abb" OF disease " mental
iiStres--- .Acepting ~ II It's u permits
these evils The divine mind l. all in al
ami III /: Evil cannot exist Therefore
there T. no "vil In any torm.
Mrs, Hatch m extremely pretty
% the most prominent members 81 the
Sclerc" Church Her husband Judge
Hatch. and h.r son and daughter ar.
not Identified with this Faith.
The evening world., 1901-04-17

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CURES
FROM ALMOST TOTAL BLINDNESS
WIFE OF JUSTICE HATCH.
RH III aaRs*
CURED OF BLINDNESS
BY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

An impressive witness for the efficacy Of Chris
tian Science treatment is Mrs Helen Woodruff
Hatch. wife of Judcc Edward W. Hatch, Of the 4 p
pcllatr Division of the Supreme Court
Threatened with blindness through q canccrons
growth her left cheek, she placed herself in the
hands Ola "healer." Her rycsiGht improved The
canccrouS growth has completely, disappeared
Later she attacked by pneumonia. Acan the
ministrations Of the Z" healer" proved effective
"BtIieve in ii? lam forced to do So says YRS
Hatch. "Twicc it has saved from death
Through the influence of mind alone 1 have tri-
unphed over cancer and pneumonia. There
few stronger forms of organic diseases than these
The Christian Scientists Of New York point
Mrs Hatch and the cures effected her fcsti-
m0ny that the day of miracles is nor past. Her
case is the most remarkable instance Of the power
of healing wrought through Christian Science.
Mrs. Hatch tells her experience with the Chris
tian Science "hcalcrs I" to The Evening World.
The evening world., 1901-04-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
THE TIDES

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY
un rtses SIS sun ss's. 4. 10 Nom rt'-. 81
The evening world., 1901-04-17
PORT or NEW ronK.
ARRIVED
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

Majssfir. Liverpool. Yurssan Hawai-
wei;-rniand, Ant9.rp. C.m.i. Galveston
Nirco MinEhetti. Azores. Jsm~,so-n. So-folt
NJ. vNrnon. iiayn
The evening world., 1901-04-17

edy. For colds. ca,arrh and similar IL Il
Is unsurpassed. Harry 81. Stevens.
The evening world., 1901-04-17

than an inch abov. the surth-. o, tn,
skin. In Two weeks ,hcr" Was III I'm
prorcmen, In my sight | could see ;uF
Their ana ! suffered ..-- pHtri
II kent un NTH the treatment fnr moe
than a wear. AMI then ~. came 10 Sew
York This. Q. course obliged ~"
change heaters. and ulac.d ni,."lf "a
III the :;tcord Church OF carisr. Sc,-nt.-,
I; Is .hc who hcs completed my cute.
In all MES about four s,ars us.t: 3
treatment, but " need nof hIV" u en-
that long had ke,s On r"gtilIrlj with
the work
The evening world., 1901-04-17
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

DUE TO-DAY
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-12
EXPRESSING THEIR CLAIMS. X

Not section OF this shop but strongly presses its claims 70
be emphasized in print 10 tell YOU OF ali the good things
the in the prescribed limits advertising
space impossible Can only give YOU hint OF few
from time time To make here and the broad hon.
est assertion that this store completely ready
tor fall and winter business is the province of this "ad
DRESS GOODS SHOWING.
The dress goods showing is such any might be
proud or The newest the best and the reasonably
priced All the shades here from per Yard up
TAILORED SUITS AND SEPARATE SKIRTS
Whatever OF style and dress making perfection there is in
this seasons product fine representation that STYLE and
perfection be seen here Big lines of JEANS OUT
lNGS, Fl>ANNEIS, PERCALES, SHIRTINGS, SHEET
lNGS AND DOMESTIC GOODS OF ALL DESCRIP
|TlONS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
THE NEW JACKETS AND FURS
Are here in great quantities. and the prices cheap
ones to finer grades, just you like.
THE FAMOUS "QUEEN QUALITY" SHOES FOR LADIES'
Our shoe stock is complete with all the shapes any
size wanted
For any item in Dry Goods Notions Carpets MatsS Rugs Window
Shades and House Furnishing Goods Come and will you money
AEcAliSter 30 BeaIttie,
street, c.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-12
Gospel, MJSSlNN >II,,rr,>,,

We, at Pratcrs Creek Baptist chnrcb
Pickons county, S. G. Will meet ON SSh' ~
urlay before, and embracing the C;f,i,
Sunday in December 1901 to cons,Lnr ''
about the gospel mi 'sion plan of doina
mission work, az commended by our
Lord and Saviour, and practiccd by the
churches and Apostles, We extend ,
cordial invitationfto all Baptist churchc,
md individual members whp favor thi
plan to meet with us, at the timo desig
mated, to arrange plans, adopt mission
nry and combine our contributions an(
send them direct TO our missionary il
the field, and our brcthren who dife,
with us are also invited to como and lo,
is reason together and search for the
Did paths and walk therein.
Your brother in Christ,
w. &. SEABoRS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-12
The s6uthorn Railway. Company. an

The sbuthorn Railway, .compony an
nonncos that the name Of its special
Florida train, operated each winter be-
tween Now York City and st. Augustine,
Fla, in connection with tho Pennsyl.
vania II. r., the Plant System and the
Florida East Cost Railway, previously
knawn as the New York and Floridny
Limited, will in tho future, be CALLED
Tho SOUTHERN'S PALM LIMITED.
Tho initial trip of tho Southern Palm
Limited will be made carly in January,
1902 It's equipment will consist Of lux
nrious obsei vation, club, dining and
sleeping carss and it will
be in every respect the most magnificent
train operated in the South.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-12-12

ought TO begin to crystalllze f'ght curry
~
With the approach of Christmas pco-
Dlc exhibit move lie and energy, ,hs
times are hard.
PEOPLE speak of fourth, half and ell
possible grades of yield, hut it yet lc-
mains for some one to determine exactly
what n full crop is.
Studious observations Of results have
proven conrlusivcly that Jndirlous l'ru-
.ization pays whether the season arc as-
ways favorable or not.
The Charleston Exposition is no little
thing. Just read something about Is
scope and the attention it is attracting
abroad and be convinced.
IntoXicants aro costly Mt any price, but
infinitely increased is the price one pays
when he pays for liquor the money that
ought to be applied to debts
Ivory man and boy that can find non
cs. emp,ovmaut uusht TO he diligently
at 1t. lllrnrsS, especially At TINS season
generally V contributes TO results that are
long to be regretted
4 fall generally iIvurlhIr is followed
hv storms and heavy rains. Many have