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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

.ao'jce fled Dee -!e@ 1900. 1919
hare ~ 'ny possession the toi9o~ip5 IT,
scribcd c8tToy:
one black horse four or fire gears ol4.
6I7tnded u With j inside on left SIsunIder.
lite 'chae on bot4 Aiid feet star IN he
forehead.
If some is not claimed al The expiration
Of 70 days gaH be sold according 10 pf0s
VISIONS 81 estlay tGw.
S. ". Kent,
IdEe" up Zee. 10 1900. 4J~I5
hare ~ my possession Tie totioulltq
! described estrdg
one red steer, one gear cid, no brands,
mofGed ~'th square crop oF tcf car AID
Hppff hdJ crop IN right ear
II some Is not claimed al Tie e.D;rnti13
/ Of ~ doys same pHt be sold under the 1rax
rtSionS q eStray i0w.
TioN Leais.
WIS, Nounon, Idnho.
hrre II my possession The follomjuo
described estray:
one three gear old hejter, nth calf Mrel
months old, biotcA 6lr,id on the lef h,p
md an under bit al lett car.
y same IS not claimed a. the expiration
o. ~ ddys same WjU be sold under tlr pgy-
t'SionS of eStrGy Iaw.
TFWiam Dunn.
GeoFgetorn, Idaho
"oace JSe@ Zee. s 1900 43-$6
hgre an ma possession the foHoa4ao
| described c$tluy:
one black three gear aid mare no brands
.Hsame is aot claimed at The cxD;rat;oA
Of ~ dogs same tciH be sold ander The nyoe
ttsaoa8 Of estfay{ato.
Saas Hyigu,
Bennington, Iiodo.
Taken np Dec, 5, roo. 43-|3
,,. ! hare a. ny possession The JoHopi4g
u q y red geoFiag hcifcr, no marks, 5yaul-
One sorreH mare, whue IN face. e;o1f
gears old. sgeighs about 1a6G ''S po, e,e1s
Branded on rig&t shoulder, "''
u not claimed AZ expiration of 10 dams
same rttt Dc sold under the provisions Of
:. F u Jon. !, OF John Sparks,
- 70 Dlngte Idaho
I hare IL my possession tie fol2onino
deScfa6ed dntnaut:
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04
WANTED-At Miss Mieheps Dress

Making parlors, an apprentice eirl 10
learn dressaaking. -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

We have number of our Christmas
edition papers left. Call early. if Won
want them. They are going like hot
cakes. 10 cents each or Il for S1.o9
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

: haze IN my possession The foRouiag de-
He'd coming 2-.gear old heater, ,cith ri.ite
htnd legs, half aitte and half red tail, ari.ite
SPot az tofeheod, straight crop and hole IN
right ear. No brands uisible.
II same Is not claimed at ths expiration
of 20 days same riH be sold vndeI the pro
visions Of estroy Tar.
Fred Grueaig,
Montpelier, Idat0.
Ao'tce tt'e0 Dec. n, 1900. 42-45
haze D. m9possessiOn the JolIouing de-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

hare ~ my possession Tie .fotoalaq
described esirag:
One red steer, one gear cid, no brands.
marked m'th sqoare crap eG tcj' car AID
HPpef hall crop IN right ear.
~ some Is not claimed al Ike erpirntiln
Of ~ days same wRt be sold under the prav
riSjon8 Of eStray iGw
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

~ rot claimed az expiration Of 10 days
sane S1, atts DC sold under the professions Of
Filed Jon. I, OF Inn, eno.za
4o-7o Dingle Idaho
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

hare N my possession tie following de-
scrited estfag:
One tlack horse, areight about roo
pounds. smau star al forehead, no marks
or brands uassble.
If same is not claimed al the expiration
Of ~ days same 'giltbe sold under tie pro
risions Of estroy lar.
J. r. Hayes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

=, hafe IN my possession the foliouit4a
=, q - red .ye,ofljag hcifcr, no marks ,byaa,l-
one s9rreH mare, whae IN face, eiqAt
gears o!d, aceighs about 1Q6O poun9s
0f"4oea on right shoulder.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

described animol: Wv 0''o'' '1'g
oae 6ro'en horse about nine gears Old,
9eaete strip ~ face, shod all oround, 40
brands risibLs '''''' ~
y MOI claimed at expiration of 10 dags
same qoilt be sold uuder the Dr9ris'(' se'sa "
estrdy iGW. James ~ Pr 'o'.o -
Ftted Jan g, '0I Bennjootae, III r.,
1913 ''''''s'o'S' 4t".
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

~ = =, , >, %fV*WltTfl IbHFV.
1NotTs geo nee ?, 1870. 53 &c
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-01-04

One rcd coW and cetk br6nded III eoa
right ribs, mine years DID, nader square
crop IL each ear.
1T same is not claimed at The expiration
Of ~ days same tAili be 8otd under pr04
rtSiofts II estrdy lGW
G. = Bdq7ey,
('t.etr 'fe7I
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
.gxIly Fourth.

July 4!h was Il quiet day in Pickcns
town and throughout the county SO fur
rs we have bncn abe to learn. No casu-
altirs Of any character resultant from
ovcrmuch celebration have been reported.
The Central base bail team, composed of
an orderly, gcntlomanly set Of young
men, gave the PicHcus team an opportu.
nityNto display their amateur qualiicae
tons and pushed them for victory. The
game was called at ZOO O'Clock p. m. and
Il%t"d about an hour aud IL half. It was
Il nice, orderly gEmo throughout, devoid
Of sensational features, with just enough
excitement from friendly rivalry and
good playing to make the game interest
ing. Tho score stood 8 to in favor Of
PichcnS
In the evening, at the Academy, from
8 to / the entertainment for the benefit
of the Methodist parsonage was the
drawing feature OF the days program. All
taking part express thcmTclvcs pleased
with tho novel features Introduced fol
amusement Of young and grown up alike
while Il handsome sam was cleared as Il
result OF the asSiuuonS and sacrificing
iato-s Of the ladies participating.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
llAXETI DOTS.

Oar people Lave enjoyed II weak of
dry weather which was we'll us It. Some
Of ihc farmers are 'f;tying by their
crops. Genera! h"i.;h is good.
IN infaHt d.s"Hhicr ot Mr.. and Mrs.
!. ~. Gil:Irap ,hcd at tlcir home ncai'
Grow Cre"k post Office on the :}d inst .,
and was buried AZ New Friendship NJ.
t.. church tIc ''av following.
Ms. j. y. G,lstr;Ip is able to be up
again.
T.. +. DcPricst Of Piedmont, is visit.
ing in this section.
Mrs. +. "a. Slaton and Joseph Tflm-
ford, OF pc!%"r, were in this section re-
Gently.
Nov. G. l.. Mccain filled his regular
last Sunday at new Friend.
ship churcE, ,pr""chlng Il very interesting
sermon.
Erv. B. T.. Grandy will preach at An
tioci. Baptist church the second Sunday
III July at ] O'Clock Il. m.
Commissioner Robert Stewart passed
through here recently on his way from
Rcady Cove and Rockv Bottom. Nh
Stewart is snid to be the frat Commits.
siuncT that has ever been in that part 1f
the m0Untain cpuntry.
The residence Of w. w. Aiken ia
about complete. The worllmen were
James Smith, Whit Palmer and Will Ro-
per. Mr.. Aiken is pow ready for few
hoardors anu can supply thcm with com
Portable roD@ls and Il good table.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
BLOOD POISON, CANCER,
ECXEMA, ETC. COST
NOTHING TO TRY.

Old. obstinate, dcop-scatod canscr
pnrmc"tly cured by taking Botanic
Blood Balm ( b. b. B.). If your
blood is tainted, producing orcn.
sivc cruptions, aching bones and
JOINTS, ulcers, falling hair, mucous
patches, sore mouth and throat,
scabs or scales, persistent pimplos,
eating sores, swcllings, sore lip, dry
sore: dull, aching, lanclng shoot
ing pains, then you have blood
poison or the beginnings of deadly
cancer. DON'T experiment. but
take Botanic Blood Balm (B. b. b. }
made especially to euro all mallc-
nant blood troubles, like those
named above, and itching, scabby
eczema, carhHnclcs, scrofula, rheu-
matism, crnccr, blood humors, etc.
Heals every sore and stops all
i'chrS and pains. Try it. Cost
but ~, at druggists. Treatment
sent free by writing to DR.. Gillian,
200 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga.
DescrlbH trouble and FREQ medical
advice given. M"uicino and free
medical advice Sont at once pre-
paId. ('. B. B.) originated by
nr. fl!nm ever so years ago.
Thousands have becn cured many
after doctors and patent medicines
had nltr:l : failed. Botanic Blood
Balm, (n. B. B.)givcs life, vigor
and Strcnth to the blood, making
II pure and rich. 'uncGyl.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
TIE SOUTHERN kiILW.A Y.

TIE NeStibuc Limited leaving Allant:!
at II O'Clock II 'on duly is one of the
finest trains in tn" world. It is cnilpus
ed eXclu lively OF Pullman equipment OF
latest dG>iGn- consisting Of
Gcntlc:ncns cub cars Atlanta to New
YorE.
Nnrhir Drawing Room Steering Cars
Nuw D,reaH> - New York.
Drawing Room Buffet sleeping Cars
" aniEhi> 10 New York.
Library Uuscrv alton car Mlcon 10 New
Nulk aud.
SUPERB Dining Cars serve all meals.
In addition TO the ii. st class railroad
transportation, passengers ON this train
hr!W"cn A'!nn'n, Washington ana New
York WI! be required TO have Pullman
tickets which viii cntitlc them to occupy
ANY Cur on the train.
Immediately following the Nrstibuc
Limited lthr Atlanta q New York En-
press, leaving Atlanta at 1920 noon,
daily, having ample coach accom- odat tion
for lst and Pad class passengers not de
string to use Pullman ears.
Ais" the Fast Mail leaving Atlanta at
ll.30 i. NJ. has sleeping ears through
from New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery
and Atlanta TO Washington, tniladcl.
phia and New York.
Time many hours the Quickrnt,
:, All agents S0f connecting lines sell
through tickets via Southern Railway.'
W. II. TAYLoE, a. G. =. a.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
VALLEY VIEW.

T will write you again, hoping to give
something OF interest. We have ha no
rain since thc last days OF May. Corn
vii! make about half Il crop. Cotton
looks we'll. My cottOn is about knee
high AMI red and white with blooms,
some ho!ls nearly grown. Texas has sold
her FIRST btlc Of new cotton way sout n
Of this place. It is hot and dry here,
th" ground has great dry weather cracks
about the fields and roads in which bug
~ wheels sink nra,ly 10 The hubs and
w!lri" mIrc "nd other creeping things
take refuge.
Hay making and pound supprrs arc
al tie :" at which the young folks mt
icnd S"n"rt!y and behave themselves
br""n!inG!.v.
(fhc abavn dated July 5th.) --.',
On july Ga! We had coed rain.
j. 5. Lark.
Valley View, Texas. .July 6tI. lyOl.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
Read tho advertisements in this IS.

- Read tho advertisements i'll this 49,
sue.
Craig Bros. nro bidding for your
trade. See their full line.
DR.. w. w. T.. Austin will bo in
Pickens July 10th and 17th.
Not many finished "laying by" by
the fourth of July this year.
Court convcncs here next Monday,
Judge j. G. Klugh will preside.
The Big Store is well appointed and
fall OF choice goods with accommodate
ing clerks.
Ben u. Griffin (col.) claims to havo
discovered in his vcrtlnnt cotton field n
rcd cotton bloom OH tho 3d inst. Worry
good for Bon.
1T is never too lato to bcgiu any
good thing if tho beginning is to be ac'
companicd by sufficient resolution to
sustain the now effort.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
TIE SAME OLD STORY.

i. A. kcllv relates experience similar
to that which hap hapTnnDl In almost
every n"ighborho9d in The United state.
and has hccl It'd and rc.told by thou.
sands Of offers. lie says last SINNER I
had an attact OF dyscntery and purchased
q bottle OF Chamborlnin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhora Remedy. WHICH used nc /.
cording to di cctions and with entirely
satisfactory result. The trouble, was
controllc1 much quicker tFmn former at
tuCEs when | UsGd other pemelics,'' Mr..
hQlY Is i well kso~n Cilhen Of Henlc,,
son, n, e. Fog SNlq 10y q ". Earle,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
s.. K. |? ARK,
Grecnyillo. S. G.
Wc@t End,
SAL F7HEUNA CURED BY
JOh11ston's Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
QUART BOTTLES,
IUST SEEN YN TIME.


hfIoodn nIricr
Sho)tso
'u , kn as warming that
unsia -
and
l'nl
"' oooo
OF shall McIi,w
doctors and m , ono ihmn are suffering with years
ON my whole body
= c N.!.ul
ou: medicine
Sn.Rh 10 oy heard JOIINSrONS
imrov
nr 'c mcv m M wnS completely cured rhud
tried
from In,nors
l"
sale by all tbolcs
NAA@AAA$"@AN ID
For Sale by DR.. G. w. EARLE.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11

4 am using a box uf Chamberlain'E
Stom tell x Liver Tablets and find them
the best thing for NV stomach | rvr.'
ustd,' says +. " Robinson Ju>tcc OF
The Peace, Loomis, Mich. These Tablets:
not only correct disorders Of til" stouaLh
hut regulate the liver and bowels. They
arc easy 10 take and pleasant in effect
Plice p cents per box. For sale bv.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11

Mr.. Louis III. Cannon, Of Greers,
was visitor in Easley Sunday.
w. B. Anthony, of Greenvillc,
Was in town Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs, w. w. Briggs, Of GroenviIle
is stopping at the Mountain View
Hotel.
Miss Sadie Qulllian, Of Burord,
Ga, is a guest of her aunt, Mrs w.
n. Mauldin.
Mrs. w. w. Robinson aud Miss
Gertrude Hagood havo gone to
Chick Springs.
Mr., and Mrs w. a. Clyde, Of
Greenwood, arc visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. IL, Martin.
Miss Lily Montgomery, Of Har-
mony Grove, Ca, is spending
while with Mrs. }. e. Robinson.
Mrs. j. NJ. Gecr, and children,
returned Saturday from Piedmont,
whore they had b$cn to visit reIa-
tivcs.
Miss Blanche Iludgens is Lomc
from Pacolct, S. c., whore she has
been teaching for the past ten
months.
Mrs. e. ID. Whitmirc and chill,
drcn of Spencer, \. c., arc visiting
friends and relatives in and about
Easlcy.
Mrs e. Il. Kirksey and Miss
kltic Lee Kirksey have returned
from visiting relatives in Gaines
villo, Ga.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. \. Lancaster, Of
Gainesville, Ela., accompanied by
thei" children, are guests of DR..
r. L, Smith.
Mr.. Samuel Higgins is at home
for a few davs. Sam has been rail-
roading in North Carolina and is
now engaged in railroading with
thrrs!rr.
Mrs. Ida Gregory, Il former rcsi.
dent of Eusiey died in tie hospit-
al for tho insane in (0umhia Mur-
day morning. Her remains we,c
interrod in tho Easl.y cemetery
TucSdHv at 6 p. N. Mrs. Gregory
was about 50 wears Of age. SAo MAS
Il Miss GreaEc before marriage.
Last "Wednesday night burglars
cntrlCd the store of j. +. Craig
and. after pouring a sack Of rice
Oh The flor, they helped them
selves to shoes and 0the" goods.
When they haa satisfied them
selves they. left the winAow, by
which they HAD entered, open and
went their Wav Hnmolcsted. Mr..
Craig IS getting tired Of such visi-
tors. This s,,the third tme burglars
have raided his store, and he is
DOW going to put on a night patrol
who will sleep in the store.
Next Sunday at eleven o'clock
the new St, paul's church, four
aud a halt .miles south Of Easloy
in Brushy Creek township will be
dedicated. W. r. Richardson. d. ID.
of Central M. +. church, Spartan
burg, will deliver the delicatory
sermon. DR.. Richardson has great
reputation as an orator, and will
he sure to deliver an address and
sermon Of quality. Dinner will hc
served on the grounds and Il por-
ton Of the afternoon will be spent
in addresses by prominant men.
The St, Panl folk cordially invite
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
a GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR
PICKENS BAPTISTS,

want to shy Il word to the Bap-
lists OF Pickens county about the
Gospel Mission meeting to convene
with the Oolcn"y church Thursday
before the fourth Sunday in July
nd to continue over Sunday. Nou
have heard good deal about the
Gospel Mission movement, 10 doubt
but here will bo an opportunity to
see it and learn all about it. A
number Of returned Mi sionarles
from China expect to be preScn t
besi'le7 the workers along tins line
from North and South Carolina :.
You need not commit yourself to
the noVcmcnt or endorse it in any
way but You can 90 and SEQ and
study for yourself, and certainly
every Baptist that is within reach
ought TO do that. You know how
large hearted the Oolcnoy people
arc and | hope that their hospital
itY w!ll he taxed to the utmost.
M. p. Matheny.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11

WANTED-Iadies and Eontlo.
men to introduce tho "hottest"
seller on earth. DR. Whites cleo
tric comb, patented 1890. Agents
are coming money. Cures ell
forms of scalp ailments, headaches
etc, yet costs the same as an ordi-
nary comb. Send Scots. IN stamps
for sample. D. N. Rose, Gen. Man.
Decatur, Ill. april 3m.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
PETIT JURY, SUMMER TERN.

PETIT JURY, SUMMER TERN.
I John Julian, , G. y, Lynch, 81.
+. Finley. 4 Samuel Neal, ) r. +.
Wyatt, s Samuel Jewell, 7 B. Bur
dine, s 7. II, Holiday, 9 g. II.
i;utcEi"S, 10 Samuel Knight, If
S'ilas L. Eohinson, - George W.
Dickard, Is Thomas Loopcs, Jr.,
II ", |. Gravcley, Is David A..
Gi}>trap. lG Thomas Fowler, II G..
J. Hendricks, IS J. l.. Stephens,
10 Forest Ponder, 20 Joseph Oats,
II +. i. Murphe", - w. d. Car
rison, % W. y. Dickson (Six Milo)
q Barnett Smith, - B. a. All
good, rs James f.. Parsons, 2. j.
W. AdcoN, 2S w. r. Lawrence, 20
A. h. Christopher, 30 Thomas
Nc|born, 81 w. r. Barker, 80 3.
d. Garvin, 33 J. II. Nickory, 3IJ
*. Kirkscy, Jr., 33 Whit Thomas,
3G W. f.. Curtis.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11

Cut this out and take it to IIarln'S Drug
Stor: and get II box of Chamberlain S
Stomach Il Liver Talcts. / he best
physic. They also correct disorders of
the stomach. Pr.cc 25 cents. G. ".
Earle.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11

Mr.. Il. II. Walls. tho merchant at Door
Park, Long Island, n. y, sav9; ~ always
recommend ChamberIain's BIN Balm rs
best linlmedt for strains. | used it last
winter for. severe lameness in tho side,
Yosp)t'Ng from n strain aud, and way grent,
~, ploasgf With tho .anlgk reliei aud CSjge Il
sRsstsd,H Eqs sa!e by g. W EaylpI ''''
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11

We havn just received Il large
shipment of
FRUIT JARS e SUGAR
anc some fine Apple Vinegar,
Also lot Of hcst Grain Cradles.
Broad Brim Straw Hats and Fly
Traps.
"Daal Stuck for hugs-clcars
out bcdbugs, ants and other in
sccts. Try it.
A nico lot Of woven wire cots for
hot weather, solid comfort in these,
Iron beds ana spring.
a lot Of nico Pickles, Tomatoes,
Catsup, Mustard, Cheese, Jcllies,
Salmon, Sardncs, Hams and ether
nick nacks for pic! hicks.
COME AND SEE Us.
w II. NIcFAIL.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
---Morris ia making Il specially of fruit
aus His Sruunus


--AlcFall invites your attention to his
full line of general fumily supplies.
,-~Wm. Major, of Sterling, $. G., and
Adam c. We!boyn, OF Grnunville, were
here Friday.
The Town Creek Roller Mills aro
now IN first. class rnrring order
ID. Il. llENDNICKs.
DIR. and Mrs. II. A. I.nncastcr, Of
G Glin'svillr, Fu., MIR. and Mrs. NJ T.
ArSnl, and Harry ilurris, M Grccnvillc,
are III picknn5 for q season.
Sowing peas on stublc land is now
conSidorcI Il duty every farmer owes
himself rs we'll as lis lands, and well
does 1t repay him for all his trouble.
Grounl was broken Monday morn
ing for The bank building at Liberty.
This institution will commence business;
September ist. with #ufo business men
as officers.
Rcv. l.. NJ. T,ido, Missionary for the
Twelve Mile i,tv"r Edptistist Association,
preached ;tn excellent sermon at thc
Union meeting at Pleasant lliii the fifth
Sunday III June.
--Aiticus Ii. Dagnai!. ESD, Of An,,or-
son, after Il prutr,@ir,l li!lIv|;; with laYrG,
is now ut his fathers home AZ this place
enjoying mount,tiH breeze ;,;Ii rapidly
gaining strength.
M, r,l,,.,i.,. ,,.,,,, -,
,i IT,, ,,,l,i,.r ;In'., w. ''"l,'" i',. -.
T,r,, u,v,,. NJ. ,rl A., ,ru,,,ri =;
Ei,,v ,nI In,'I .n,i ~. Il,.,t,''' =,
D,~ t;niurtIi,'n ~, +'>'>'
W,,r.;j,;.,..y, ,a j,.ii,l,l.,n, ,..;,l l,..,
The *rrNI as -! i''N. ). -. Jones II 4 So
iiei "i rr1ira"I"d iVy' i!n&i 10 be hrlu
'i''lA IiH"" IL ih" ;HnItA Ct August More
h& installed IN
lonI bMi!d,nG
Il The rear Of
.".. .''''''.''. ...,." ...N'n% h'."inc}iS
"'" ~ i"r'" VIII ptr'Ei' Gail there.
.-.I'h.. rv.low;u.t uu,.I,ionJ lo,,rrs ,rn
in the pr.tr;;;,.,, nj r.rl:,r,. E, ,,rt,
Nj ,iic Cation. Worth ,,nvi,.,,,n A,,I..'
son El,nhuvy., %ai,ic iIIcnnur'. ilrtb
Mny,:s. r,I. ,iruI;,n; J,,r,. prr,n ,n,
''"N ~ n'''lE"''' 'i"Ffii > mNs"n.
Tie i.ihni!y rDwuS,:;D SioriYn As
Hocatiun Wiz meet with tI, Iib,yty I;n,
lis! church on siln.I:,, next, .July Lin.
Ev -ryb, L. i iuvi, II II c,aae AMI bring
plenty OF song books and we'll ii!lrI
baskets. ". l.. EvArr, Secretary.
- ,,.
or ,,,', ,:',.i, l',''|' rhHi'"Ac
~ i,n bn,,',,,t -; ,".'.' ",'' ",'l i'i'
~ hn,, f.i,,. i,,i ',', .,'' '|"u"S'
hnrrl lie f,;.,,i. = A., , ,,',, ,i 80 ''''.'.,
Lon,.t ,,,I ,,,,n;,ri.; "'" :,I' H,''
his fellow men, - - >'7''''''''' "''''
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
Reduced Rates via Southern Rail

Reduced Rates via Southern Rail.
way 70 M"ntreat Black Noun
train, \. c. Account Christian
Workers Assembly, July 21-
August !th, 1901.
Account Of this occasion South.
crn Railway Will sell round trip
tickc;s to Black Mountain, n. G..
and return at rate of one and one
third fares for the round trip, not
to exceed Summer Excursion
rates.
Dates Of sa'e July 10Th, 20th
and 22nd, final limit August 8,
1901. This affords every ono a
good opportunity to visitithe Gland
OF the Sky.
TO DETROIT, MICH.
Account International Convcn.
ton Brotherhood Of st. Andrew.
July 2i-2S, 1901, Southern Rail.
way will sell round trip tick cts to
to Detroit, Mich, and return at
ratio OF ono first class faro for tho
round trip
Dates Of sale Jnly Pend, 23rd
and 9th, linal limit July 81, 1901.
By depositing tickets (in porsom
with e. @, NonaId, joint Agent,
between July 25th nnA 3l,t nrd
payment oi frs Of 80 cts. at the
tlmo OF deposit, al extension Of
thee limit final until August Is.
1901, can be obtalned.
For detailed information as to
rates, etc. call on or address any
agent Of the Southern Railway.
W. #. TAior.
a. G.. p. A, Atlanta, Ga.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11

rommunicn, .'.h member of tho
County l'o' "a ,... 1 them as follows:
IL. -. Ste, nond; a. j. Wei.
born, Jtas Stewart. Alexnn-
der. Mr. IS charge of mat.
tcrs 'appc .s the poor housr,
GIm!ng"ng '.. /" &c buildings, and
CHICKENS '.H ;into%H township;
Mr. Well 'n, @~"f. rgr of I1asley, JiD.
erty and h"|.... townships, and Mr..
Stewart N,..a'". hurricane and Cen
trhl town oac desiring to com.
mnnicato with onn,4 Of these gentlemen
respecting mattors nppertaiping to thor
respective duties "a divided among them.
@elye, can do SO Ivy mail and theiy lottcga
Wl|1 receive prompt attention,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11
The Peoples Journal.
MARKET REPORT.

Corrected weekly Ivy The Heath, Bruce,
NJ OrrOS Co.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-11

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-04-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT War.

Woolson coffee-sugar war has broken
out anew. Papers filed in the circuit
court by the Wooison Spice company
show that an agreement between the
two companies was drawn up Feb. 81.
whereby the Woolson company was tc
register the 61 shares of WoolsOn
stock which the Arbuckles hold and
the Arbuckles were to be allowed such
inspection of the Woolson books as
did not harass the Toledo concern, and
that the Arbuckles defaulted in the
agreement. The circuit court is asked
to set aside its recent oder commit,
ting the local manager of the WOolson
Spice company to jail for refusing to
allow the Arbuckles to inspect the
WOolSOn books.