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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
For Sale hv G. w. Earle.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS


Notice is hereby given that Il nicotine
of tho stockholders of the Liberty Cot,
ton Mills will be held ut tho Office of the
Company mt Liberty, S. G., on Thurs.
day the 18th day of September, 1901, at
IL o'clock A. NJ, for tho purpose of
considering tho question of issuing three
hundred and fifty $500 shares OF prefer
rcd stock IN tho par valuo of 500 each
This notice has heen authoriz. Il aud
directed by resolution of tho Board of
Directors Of the Liberty Cotton Mills
and tho said resolutions arc hereby made
Il part Ot this notice and are ;lS follows:
Resolved, |. That tho Pres. and Treas,
be instructed to call II meeting of the
Stockholders Of tie Liberty Cotton Mills
Tor the purpose Of considering the issu
ing or 3oo shares of prelrrrc | stock, in
the par value Of 100 dollars each.
2. That the preferred stock be entitled
to cumulative dividend Of + Der
cent per annum.
3: That the holders Of preferred stock
shall have the right at amy time within
ten years to exchange their preferred
sock for common stock of the same
amount, and upon such exchange they
shall be entitled only to sue, right, priv
ilcgeS and dividends AZ the common
stockholders, hut the I.ihcr!y Cotton
Mills reserves the rirht at any time after
five yc rs. and before the exchange, to
retire the preferred stock or any part
thereof, as Ihc directors shall elect, 10y
paying to the holders of preferred stock
the face value thereof, with any unpaid
cumulative dividends to date of such
payment.
4. III case Of liquidation at any time
the preferred stock shall have prcior.
encc over the common stock, that is to
say, the preferred stock shall be paid in
full together with all unpaid cumulative
dividends thereon before any payment is
mndc to common stock.
5. That preferred stock shall be cnti,
tlcd to the same voting privileges ns com-
mon stock.
6. That Zach stockholucr of the Com
pany shall be entitled to subscribe fUi
his pro rata share of said issue Of prefer.
rod stock.
by order Of the Board of Directors.
j. u. SMITH,
Pres. and Treas, Liberty Cotton Mills
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
STOOD DEATH OFF.

T.. B. Munday, & lawyer Of Hrnritta
Tex, once fooled a grave digger. lie
says: "My brother was very low Will
maInrial fever and jaundicc. | persuad
ell him to try Electric Bittcrs, and ht
was soon much better. but continued
their use until he was wholly cured.
am sure Elccric Bittors saved his life.
This remedy cxpcls malaria, kills disease
germs and purilic3 The blood; aids diges.
diseases, kidn>y troubles, female com,
at Bolt e Thornley, drug store.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
CLEVELAND, o, AND RErJJRN


Account Annual Encampment,G. A. r.
Il. Cleveland, o., Sep 1O-19Ol, South,
ern Rw'y announces extremely low round
trip rates from all points Oh its lines to
Cleveland q, and return.
Following round trip rates from points
named: Anderson, $21.G5, Camden, $22..
40: Charleston. $50. 10; Columbia, 322.-
40; Grcenvi'lc, 500, go; Spart,nburg $19..
90 ard corrcspondngly low rates from
other points. Dates OF sales Sep 7th, to
llth., inclusive, good to return leaving
Cleveland not later than midnight Sop
ION, 1901. BY depositing tickets with
Joint Agent at Cleveland, on or before
IL noon Sep 18th and payment of fee of
80 cents at time of deposit, an extension
of final limit to and including Oct, 9th,
1901, may be secured
For detailed information call on or nd
dress any agent Southern Railway or
connections.
W. ii. TAyLoE, A. G. =. a.
Atlunta (in
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
WEATHER NOTES FROM THE LIB.
ERTY WEATHER BUREAU
S,VttpJnN

During tho year 1900, feet and 1 in
2.W inches in February lowest to date,
highest to date for August 1907 inches.
For the seven months Of 1901, is 5 feet
/ inch. Crooks ovcr-tlowGd in every
month except February, 7 times during
August to Goth. Rained here 10 days to
date during this month. Some places
within 8 miles much more rain has fallen
during the month.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Maggie Dargan, daughter of
Professor Dargan who once had charge
of tho ,Pickens school, is visiting Miss
Melunco Thornley,.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens are in
Greonvillc county this week Oh visit to
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.. Bolt of Anderson
County visited their son DIR j. l.. Bolt
at this place Friday and Saturday.
Mrs, VIM. s. Hunter and child.
rem of Seneca ore visiting at the home of
Mai j. j. Lewis.
Misses Ollie KING and Fannie Sitton of
king, Anderson county, and Mr.. and Mrs
ID. j. Carter of Atlanta are guests ut the
home of Mr.. w. II. Ashmorc
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. fl. Medd, of Eas.
ley, spent the early part Of this week
with friends in PickeDs.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
WAITER CURE FOR CHRONIC
CONSTIPATION.

Take two cups Of hot water half an
hour before each meal and just before
going to bed, also Il drink of water, hot
or coll, about two hours after each meal
Take lots Of outdoor exercise walk,
ride, drive. Make Il regular habit of this
and IN many cases chronic constipation
may hn curGu without tho use Of any
medicine. When Il purgative is requir-
cd take something mild and gentle like
Chpmbcrlain'a Stomach and Liver Tab
tets. For sale by G. w. Earle.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
Josh Westhafcr, of IOOgootcr, In

Josh Wosthafcr, of Loogootce, Ind.
is Il poor man. but he says he would not
be without Chamberlain Pain Balm if
it cost five dollars a bottle, for it saved
him from being cripple. No External
application is equal to this liniment for
stiff and swollen joints, contracted mus
clcs, stiff mock sprains ana rheumatic
and muscular PAINS 1t has also cured
numerous cases Of partial paralysis. 1t
is for sale by Ct. w. Eallo.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
4 COMMUNICATION,

MIR Editor-Allow mo to speak n few
words in favor Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. l suffered for three years will
bronchitis and could not sleep at
nights. [ tried several doctors and var
ious patent medicines, but could gel
nothing to give mo any relief until my
wifo got n bottle of this valuable mcdi
cine, whoh has completely relieved me-
w. S. Brooliman, Bagnell Mo. This
remedy is for sale by G. w. Earle.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
DR.. Anstin will be in Pickons Sep.
fanAhnr lQtl anIl 11tl

III. AnStln VIII DC Ill IlckonS sep
tember 10th and 11th.
Miss. Marie Folger, assistant in tho
Graded School is sick.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Hayes
on the 31st ult., soI.
Read resolutions of tho County pen
siou board in this ISSUE
Mrs l.. ID, Stephans, wifo of the
Supervisor is still quite sick.
-Johue Stewart after several weeks ill.,
ness with typhoid fever is convaloccnt.
Mrs. james Stansell near Amber is
quite sick. She is attended by DR.. Bolt.
Seen Office Of lUnion Meeting with
Oolenoy on Saturday before fifth Sunday
in September.
Mrs. j. Il. Rnnister, Of Cntcechec,
reported quite sick lust week is improv-
ing, though still in bed.
Cadet Ceon W. Manldin, of tho u.
s. Naval Academy, is at home on leave
of absence for ono month.
Monday was salosday. A few tracts
of land were sold ut encouraging prices.
A fnirly good crowd attended tho sales
ALI person having books issued by
tn retnrn snmn ot once to Miss Hni,;n%-
sworth.
We print this week timely md in
terestlng communication anent tho pro-
posed Soldiers Homo by Mr.. j. @.
Strlbling. 1t presents tho subject square
~.
-JopefyoiZHmorc. col, ,dlcu at hla home
norm OF itcNeh' wednesday, morning at
l:3o CLOCK and was bhreA at Cod
SPr''8S Colofo'' bap'iSt chnfch lhurS-
oay.
Mrs j. ID. Curcton has moved hnr
stock of goods md is now ,luinp busi
ness in tie NIusunic buil,liro Iron in
look at her cnoice collection of sui stan
t"'s ana h"Fei'leS.
We hav. roceivcl 1904. 1901 ct,.
logne of Winthrop colIroc with nnnnnn.
cemout 1901 1902. It is Il neat book nnI
speaks INTERESTINGLY of Tho thnrn,,nl,
work of that high grade iustitutinn
r.:,..,
!, ne'l Den Nt.''i. '''H same c"t'oh stalks
I'M. measure I lr"'' amt nave boils,
wants to grow them 10 feet onI hovr
something geuinc TO show at the cxposi-
ton.
~,
,..:.- tne t0:', l'cNchS school opened MH"dny
M'Il l";liS !ooo ptoSPec's; iroi IteEuy
.st ~ conS'oer"'e OF tne cnlIrnn nnd VIII
'"Ne a'l h'c"Ss 'ry ff'c '"!'onS bearing
Oh ,l'e'r ne',ll' ne IS aSs'Steu ny ablc
"nu p",nS t, t'h.hg assistants, ana thG good
"o'M s u. tlio S'''"o' never pfoh'Seu pel-
'ef loS''''S'
iii mthe toiiow'ng from 'Ihc State
'r,i WV, 10 ol i".erGSt tIy 10 10 i ilckehs people;
,, in1 hov. a. w. N"ker' an "Sra anl
n'sn'y rspec'eu lnehncr 0I inc oou'h
o"iu,'''a , ' c:''licrencH OF INC NJ j.. cn"rch
"'i, "iea yeS,eru''y morning III me IN
N illness Of several weeks"
Al. - c -.
1 'i.1 1a,. M ID Ci'"StHai'i "'s. VI Ni'tS'a'n XIII
$u i's' 'eS!n'he 'ts' "e'h "h'cl measuf-
circumference. John Chastain, of Chas-
tuin, ON Sept lst nlso killed eleven rattle
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
a SHOCKING CALAMITY.

Lately befell railroad laborcr, "
writes Dr. A. KelIett, OF Williford, Ark.
Oils foot WAS badly crushed but Buck
lens Arnica Salvo quickly cnred him.
It's simply wonderful for Burns, Boils,
Piles and all skin eruptions. It's tho
worlds champion healer. Cure guann-
teed. 25c. Sold by Bolt e. Thornley,.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
TO TRUSTEES AND TEACHERS OF
PICKENS COUNTY,:

1t affords ne pleasure to announce to
You that the state superintendent Of
Educ,tion, Hon. John j, McNlahnn.
will conduct the County Summer School
which Will open at Ei,slcy, Monday
Sept. =, 1901, ut two o'clock, p. NJ. and
last four wcclis-twcnty. four DAYS.
He will be assisted by Prof. Domi.
nick of Easlcy Graded School who will
givo instruction in Geography and the
Science and Art Of School management.
Miss Caroina Guignard will have
charge Of the Art Department.
The ST tie Superintendent has charge
of the State Summer Schools but does
no teaching. In this County he not on
~ is in charge but DOES a PART OF
THE TEACHING. We would suggest that
Trustees might close their schools and
allow tho teachers the opportunity of ut-
tending as IL matter Of courtesy, respect,
and honor to the head of tho Depart.
mcut Of Education Of the State.
Teachers arc notified that "Rencwal
of Il certificate is forbidden by law unless
the tcachor attends Il Summer School for
tcachcrS.'
An examination for Teachers Certili
Gates will be held Mt Easlcy Oh Saturday,
Sept. %, 1901, on English Grammar,
Biography, and the Science of Teaching e
the branches taught in the Summer
Scho)l-und at Pickcns on Monday fol-
lowing on Arithmetic, Algebra, History
and Reading. This will be the only OK.
animation until February, 1902. Don't
forget tl.is-it is important.
w. w. +. BRIGHT,
County Supt. of Education.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
CHEAP RATES viz SOUTHERN lsw,
CINCINNATI AND RETURN.

Account Annual Convention, M.
tional Bnptist Association (colored), Oin-
cinnati, o., Sept 1lth, to 18th, Southern
Rw'y announces rates of one first. class
fare for the round trip from all points
on It's lines to Cincinnati and return ::
dates of sale Sep 9th, 10th, and 11th.,
final limit Sep Goth, 1901,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
EASLEY.

Miss Cora Chapman, of Mica, is visit
ing her brother this week.
Mrs. Claudia Coleman is visiting lol
parents, AIR. and Mira p. ID. Curoton.
| Mrs. RObt. Halcombo of Catecchee. is
Visiting Mrs, p. G.. johnson.
There are numbers of gue,ts in Eas
| leys gates whose names md addresses
your scribe las been unable to learn.
Miss. Matte Tribblc, of Atlanta ia
visiting friends and relatives in EasIey
and vicinity.
MI. Taylor has gone to Laurens to
hunt new home. Wo are sorry to Jose
Mr.. IT,, but tlust wc will get some ono
just aH good in his sto:,d.
Your correspondent has been cnioyine
himself squirrel shooting and had somo
real good fun to sly nothing about tho
Time at the table.
Mr. Steve Smith is the champion wa
ter melon lai:cr in tns section. lie pre-
scntcd y"nr scribe wilha forty pound one
the other day.
Peaches and grapes are plentiful and
we have feast every day in the work,
and rs The s"yins, goes, eve live sover
The I.on,lar,it school Is progressing
NC ~ under th" management of Miss
i'oucr. She l'aH the largest school that
il'~ b"rn ut this place in some time
whichv peaks well for her as II teacher.
Crops are tooiiuG f'nn since tn" recent
showers nni 4 "" mss tlc boil worm
thIHN We will mako abDui three fuurths
OF II crop OF cotton. Corn will be some
better ihnn W" fest Thought for
The I'LL City Guards have received
tn" ! arma and equipment from the State
aHd ~" n"w picp%rng themselves TO
paNlr:rAt" III any festivities Of Il military
nature hich may come their way.
LIBERTY SpLASHES.
AS 10 visitors in l. liberty s,thry arc too
numerous to mention.
The doctors are busy attending out
Of town patients.
The Factory WAS started The 10Th ult.
j. y. Smith is having Il dwelling built
near The factory.
The walls of the bank aul Ske!ton e.
Tmih aud Drs. Sheldon & Smith, all
brick buildings, will soon be completed.
Several lots have changed hands in
town this year.
There has beon buit and under way,
about twtnty dwellings and BUSH css
houses to Il tie this yoar, besides the fac
terry bindings. Yet there was never
such demaEd for house room.
Two services at tho Presbyterian
church yesterday. Rev. Medd at II a.
m., and Rev. Attaway at 3:15 p. m.
August 26, 1901. c.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
\ CERTAIN CURE DYSENTERY
AND DIARRlIOEA,

"&omc years ago l. was ono Of IL party
that intended making long bicycle trip
says +. Il. Taylor, Of New lbany, Brad
ford County, Pa. 81 was taken sud
dcnly with darrhoea, and was nbont to
give mp the trip, when editor Ward, of
the LaccyvilIe Messenger, suggested
that I take dose of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhooa Remedy. pur-
chasol bottle and took two dosos, one
before starting and on tho route. l.
made tho trip successfully and novor felt
any i'll effect Again last summer was
almost completely run down with an at
tack Of dysentcry L bought bottle OF
this aamo remedy and this time ono dose
cured NO., Sold by G. w. Erle
For q hn1 tlste in tho. month toL .
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05

~-.---, ..."., gives uiI
extended account of the search after and
capture OF ono Wilder, n negro charged
with tho outrage and murder Of Mr.. j. M.
Caldwell near Sherman on the main line
OF the Sherman and Whitcsboro road on
Friday 10Th ult. Several hundred men
joined i'll II systematic search for the
negro who was found after considerable
troublo, The Sheriff took him in hand
but was afterwards induced to surrender
him to tho enraged crowd, aoring that
resistance was useless. The negro was
tied to tree and QuantiticSof fodder and
wood piled around him and the torch
applied, ho was sulcn and made but fow
appeals to his captors even while the
finmes were doing their work. 1t APP
pears that the crowd was orderly thrOHh
ont and when the work for WHICH they
had assembled was finished, quietly dis
fersed.
PRICE OF COTTON TIES.
A matter Of kocn interest 10 homo folk
is tho increasing scarcity in the supplv
OF )tton tics throughout the cotton
growing States. Unless carly relief bo
forthcoming they can be had only at n
premium. Tue price in Savannah.
which is the distributing station for ali
ties last Of tho mississippi, has gone
from $l.05 to 1926.
This shortage is ono Of the fruits of
tho steel strike, and can only ond when
that iss 2eclarod off. 1t appears that tho
Steol Hoop company's mil, now closed
by tho Amalgamatcd association, is the
largest manufacture Of cotton ties. There
are othor tic mills-ono in Ohio, two in
Georgia and ono at Pittshurg. but tho
combined output of these cnnuot mater
tally help the sitnation, and the factor to
DO rechOned with is tho probability
which points TO the oarly shutting down
OF the mills at youngstown, Ohio, and
Pittsbnrg,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05
CHEAP RATES TO NORFOLK. Va.

Nii:AP hNTES TO NORFOLK, VA.
On account of the meeting Of the
Concatcnatcd order of Hoo Hoo, Nor
folk, Va, Sept. 9th 18th, 1901, Southern
Railway will sell round trip tickets to
Norfolk, Va. and return at ratio of one
first class fare for the round tip from
all stations Oh its limo.
Dates of sale Scptmebcr 7th and 9Th,
final limit Sept. 18th inclusive.
Southern Railway best line to Norfolk,
through Sleeping Cars, Hotel Dining
Cars.
For detailed information as to rates,
schedules, etc. Call Oh any agent of the
Southern Rail way. W. il. Taylor,
7scp n. G. p. A., Atlanta, Ga.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05

rAhdrew Blacks tone, recently convic-
@ 1ea tor violation of the dispensary law
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-05

For a bad tlste in tho mouth take
Chamberlin's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets. For sale by q. ", Earle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
Hm6IaRD.
.Deuti d Ian 5.
8erItn. %. Q(uauIt,

0aB ber iosenannte Siibneprins
Gtun f@ In 8oiel .offi3iea trant"
melbete unb bort nod einise Sage pers
blsiben ipiro, nirb alpar BON ben 3eiz
tunsen lebhaft beYbroden. faat aber
in Resierunsstreifen nidt auf. ba
man bort elaubt. sber prin3 perbe
-mobl, menn i'm bere felesrapb bena4s
ridtist babsn lper1t nbaB bas prntoz
toll BON ben g6iueitN untersei&net 1T.
mas betanntli& fpdtenens beute ses
i&ehsa lou. isbs i&nsu ssiauS uesSen
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6 bina.
0efind. 27. 9(uo
g il b : u Ifrifd.

Yettng, q. @usuit. "
SIdufu, Der ShaBmeiiter Der pros
bling 5lfili bat Elm GirtulariGreiben
erlahsn, baB fcrtan ale Hslisionen
geouloet iperoer ipllen, uno ben gbis
neien erlaubt iein ioG, irsenb cine
Helision anSunebmen. 8srfolsunsen
percen in 3utunft nidt seitattet iein.
Dor benz 8eieB. iollen ale relisiSien
8stsnntaills slGi4 bs9anoeIt WsrSsn
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,,gMxe.1tb.srper Wa,sttess

,gasxe.1th,arper Wussttes'
eri&sint isbsn 1issstae aub fotst mater Dor
asSbsjabluas fur bie Ner etaaten wub Canada:
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SabrIi6- -.....--s.. SOL salbidbrli6...-S1.2S
I
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tt1tettemS bts Useitas Wsoresn tuenn Ne To
bsr ua6ften ssuuiHr aufuabme fnbeH ioIen,
stueeioubt merben. Brisie otue uxteri&riit
perbsu ni3t beradfGtiet.
~ Bur fhr Gelber bic per stetjttirtem
Dsiet sesr eISamsseitw1e Money Order,
seianbt tperbeM iberusbmeu mir bic Dsraut
wertIi&sett
uae Srieis gorreipoubsussa y. 1 70. abrsiHts
aen siuia&:
+LuxExsu1aza aAzxrrs",
!, Dubuque, Iowa.
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@nkte linse,t.

SeattIe. Wafb.. %. Musuit. Z
Der bon Stasipap bier ansetomme=
ne Uampfer rGitb Of Seattle" bat bic
PNa9ri&t sebra&t. bab am %. Musuit
in Dopfon georse D'8rien sebdaet
purbe. neil ct am @brifttase bss Sab
res 1899 0pnne Rolfe, 0reb glapion
unb Qineman pli.n ermorbete. Der
Werurt9eilte betbeuerte feline llni9ulb
Bis aur lttten Minute unb berflu9te
nod anf BEN @alsen Dieienisen. ipel=
DE su ieiner 0srustbeiIun0 beiostra.
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Giiemtat tmnnslid.

N 0 d Ter, @. y, 80. 4usuF..
Bel einem Gtienbabnunsliid. bas
seitern Mbenb hem IN fiibliher Ri9z
tuns laufenben 3uses Der Penniplpa>
mia 8abn bei Gairnille auitieB. biibs
fauber bem 2otcmctipfii6rer Wiaiam
Measber unb benz 9ei5er 9oparb
1ubbs. nsun NuHasitre bas 2ebsn
Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03

gen hatten. Die 9inri9tuns fanb i'm
Sreien futt uub purbe bon einer sro=
Ben Nenf4enmense in Museni4etn
'genommen.
Ser 3eutg1Iomhss neuer 09senrh-
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Sob=Mrbeiten aller Mrt prompt uuS billig
aasgeiilbrt.

uno bon ibr Bel ben 9antetten in
Stem. 9ampton Court uno in anoeren
yaldltsn benuBt purben. Seit benz
aooe Der aonigin ion bas Silber,
psldes idpara seporben mar, in
Dem Wassn selesen baben.
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9eiratbs' nnb 9ubesanseisen nit Spru&
$l.S0; Obne Spruf, sl.OO.
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anseI9en' Die osm Seiite Der tntboIiibsu Rirbs
supiber iiuo, ituosu tstue aufua6ms.
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Ve 10 Nprf. 29. 9luauft.

Der g}oftbampfer rOeutidlano"
traf beute friib i'm 9afen, Elm uub bat
einen neuen Recorb ay Deraei4nen. st
leste bic Neiie BON gberbours Wole
Biz gum 0euerf4iff bel Sanbp 9oot,
cine Strede bon 3045 Msilen, in 8
9aeen, IL GtunbeH unb % Minuten
3uriid. fubr fomit ftiinbli4 % Meilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03

5hr ieoe Sstts srspier poer bereu aaum. Sas
erite Wtal ID Gents. .
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Hersiftnms aaf ilmwesen.

Huifeh Sa., &c.. .9lusuf.
Der 6Oi6brise Garmer Sra @obfrep
itarb bier an ben 5olsen elmer gars
bolpersiftung, bic er f& babur& auz
apg, baB Ct bic Sdure entbultenbe
GIafhe nit ber S&napsflaf@e in
elmer 9afbe trus. Grftere aerbrad
ndmli9, unb ba bic S&napsflaf&e
ni4t berfortt.nar. 10 ram bic SGuz
re tbeilpeife in ben S9naps, tpelden
ber bereits. Musetruntene ipdter ssz
tnB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-03
Rreirr Der Angstssu.

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Missouri Valley times., 1901-08-15
The Crop Outlook.

Speculation as to the crop prospect
is the all absorbing question of the day.
Politics dWindles into insignificance,
and religion is neglected on account of
the all absorbing question: "How is
the crops Farmers talk and think
mostly of the harvest, and the coming
yield of the corn crop. Men, even the
practical farmers, differ materially as
to the quality and quantity of the now
growing corn crop. Small grain, as q
general thing, was a good average, and
was harvested in season and in good
|condltion, and threshihg is already IN
successful operation; the sound OF
machine and the msmouth ricks of
straw on almost every farm indicate
that if Corn is king wheat is queen
of the harvest. Hay is but ordinary as
TO quantity and quality, and farmers
will do we'll to feed with care and save
every kind of rough feed for stock, as
many predict q hard winter; corn, the
main crop in this section, is now in
consideration, aud we have taken some
trouble to learn the facts as TO The pro
babe yield. Welind wide difference
OF opinion, even among farmers. on
this subject slack of rain at the prop
per time, makes the question one hard
to determine; lack of ram just at the
| time OF shooting ears, aud now DIT fin.
ing time the same lack Of rain Will b..
felt as to filing, will, no doubt, lessen
| the yield, some OF the stocks are lack
ing in ears, while on others the ears
are not we'll filled, and perhaps the late
dry weather will prevent good devel-
opement of the grain, and on this ac-
count 1t may reasonably be expected
that corn will not be full crop, better
however than some expect and not SO
good as others hope for. On the whole
we regret that it is no better but GLAD
it's no worse, and with ordinary econ
iomy and judiclcus feeding the farmers
will have no just cause for complaint
Western farmers, in view of abun.
dent crops, are extravagant in feeding
but in years like this when crops are
shortened by drouth, all that is neces.
sary to even up the feed is to use care
and economy IN the stock yard ant
barn and all will be we'll. Western
Iowa never had total failure in crops
and this yea. will be no exception tc
the general rule but we will have plen
ty and to spare.