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The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
PREVENT USE OF VETO
AN IMPORTANT ARTICLE, AT
TRIBUTED TO POPE Plus.
The Changed Political and Religious
Conditions Render UnbearabIe its
Cse-Veto Often in the Hands of
Men Without Faith.

Rome. December 26-The Observatore
Romano, the vatican organ, contains
another and, it is considered more i'm
portant answer to that part of the
speech Of Count Goluchowski the Aus
trian foreign minister, delivered De-
cember 10th which referred to the veto
Of Austria against Cardinal Rampolla
at the last conclave.
The paper says that the Holy See
is studying measures to prevent the
Of veto in conclaves. The substance
Of the article (Which is attributed to
Pope Pius), is that the changed politi-
cal and religious conditions today rem
der unbeara BILE the veto, which in the
past the church prudently tolerated.
When the civil and ecclesiastical pow
Gskwere strictly united, the article
SSaYs, the sOvereigns of Austria, France
'and Spain were the right arm of Cath
olicism, often making the church pay
dearly for their protection, but rem
derfng altogether signal services.
Therefore, it continues they were rela-
lively justified in havine a persona
grata as Pope. But today when gov
ernments make ope profession OF
atheism. persecute the church with in
iquitous laws and proclaim the com
plete separation of civil and ecclesias-
tic powers, to pretend to influence a
papal election is arbitrary and an in
justice repugnant to modern conscience
besides, because the constitutional gov
ernment's veto is no longer in the
hands of sOvereigns. but in those Of
men often without faith.
The article concludes: What Co
luchowski did, tomorrow might be done
by NJ COrnbaS
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
HEIGHT OF els FEET.
TaIlest Building in the World to be
Erected in New York.

New York, December 26.-The tallest
building on earth is to be erected in
lower Broadway, if the present plans
are carried out. With five stories be-
low the street level, forty stories high
from the entrance to the top floor and
surmounted by sixty foot tower the
gigantic new building will have a totai
height Of 615 feet, making it it over
twice as high as the Flat Iron build
ing and almost as tall again as the
Park ROW building, which at present
holds the record.
This building would extend one full
block on Broadway and its cost in
cluding the site will reach s10,G00,C0o
The land is said to have been secured
and the completion Of the building
within one year is promised.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
Three Men Drowned.

Boston. Mass, December 26.-Three
men were drowned today by the sink
ing of the dredge General Poe. in the
channel between Deer Island and Nix's
mate in Boston harbor. Twelve others
were rescued. Two of the rescued men
had TO be taken to a hospital on dc-
count of injuries caused by floating
wreckage. The dredge sank almost
Immediately after having sprung aleak,
while being tOwed up the harbOr. 1t
was owned by the Breyman Brothers
Dredging Company and was valued at
$50 coo
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
The Asiatic Squadron Will Go to
Cavite.

Honolulu. December 26.-Rear Ad-
miral Evans who had received a ca
blegram from Secretary OF the Navy
Moody telling him to use his own dis
cretion in the matter of remaining Il
few days longer at Honolulu as re-
quested by Governor Carter and the
Merchants Association. announced to-
day that in view of the situation IN the
Orient he would assume the RESPONSE
bility of remaining at Honolulu merely
for pleasure, and that the ASiatic
squadron would sail for Cavite next
Tuesday. the date originally desis-
mated
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
Citizens Offer Big Reward for
Lynchers.

Pineapple. Ala, December 26.-ln
their efforts to hide the lynching OF
Arthur Stewart, a colored prisoner
whom they secured from the local jail
here last night a mob is thought to
have set fire to the Jail. which was de-
stroyed together with eight stores. two
warehouses and the postoffice. The
loss is S35, 900. Citizens OF this town
are indignant and have deposited with
a local bank offers Of rewards amount
ing to 81 900 for the arrest Of the per
sons who participated in the crime.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
Negroes in Il Shooting ARRAY.

Mariana. Fla. December 26.-A
fatal shooting affray took place in
this county yesterday about Il miles
from this place when Edmund Dick
son shot and killed q negro known az
Colonel GammOnS and his son.
Dickson also shot down two others.
All concerned were negroes.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
In Wreck on the Pere Marquette Road
IL are Killed and 81 Injured
HIGH WIND BLEW OUT RED LIGHT


Where Eabound
and
and Greatly Was
Exc
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
Cyclone Passes Over Dundee.

Dothan. Ala. December 26-A cycSna
passed over Dundee. a small plac4on
the Central Of Georgia railway yeste--
day. Several houses were blown down
and two children Of John Droughts
were killed. Several other persons were
badly hurt
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
Italy Recognizes Panama.

Washington, December 26.-Acting
Secretary Of State Loomis has been
notified by the italian embassy that
the government Of Italy has recog-
nized the new republic of Panama.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29

A Clyde Line Steamer
Rammed and Sunk by
the Admiral Dewey
BOSTON HARBOR

The Accident Happened in a Binding
snow Storm. Captain Chichester and
Entire Crew of Thirty Men Were
Rescued by Tug-The KiOwa
Was the Latest Addition to the
Oyde Line of Steamers-The Ad-
miraI Dewey Sustained Practically
no Damage 4
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29
Olympia Sails for Cartagena.

Colon, December 26.-The United
States cruiser Olympia sailed for Car
tagena last night and the cruiser At
lanta left for the same destination this
morning.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1903-12-29

st. Petersburg, December &-Diplo
matte circles here express greater con
hdence than ever in an ultimate peace-
ful arrangement between Russia and
Japan.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
ne desert that goes sidewise

tho desert that goes sidewise and
s'rlhes without coiling. than by tho
tradition Of Il lost mine.
ror all the toll the desert takes OF a
n"an. nan ~ gives compensation, deep
oraths, deep sleep, and the commun
ION or the stars. 1t comes upon ono with
nc" 1orce in the pauses Of the night
'nal 'he Chaldcans were a desert bred
people. II is hard to escape the sense
Oh mastery as the stars move in tho
wide, clear heavens to risings and
settings rnobScurcd. They look large
and near and palpitan,; as IL they
moved on some stately service not
hccdtul to declare. Wheeling to their
S'"'lons in the sky they make the poor
""rid-iret OF no account. or no ac-
'""nl you who lie out there watching
nor 'he lean coyote that stands off in
n'. '''uo from YOU and howIs and
no"'S.-Mary Austin, in the Atlanwc
Monthly.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
CURE BLocp POISON, CANCER.
AchiHG Bones, Shifting Pains, itchln.
Skin, Pimu!cs, EutiE5, Snres, Etc

AchiaS Bones, Shifting Pains. Itching
Skin, Pimnlcs, EutiEE Sores, Etc.
If you have Pimp.cs or Offensive Erup-
tions, Splotches, or Copper Colorcd l:rup-
tions, OF rash On the skin, Fostering Swell
ings, Glands Swollen, Ulcers on any part
Of the body, Old ;iores, Boils, Carburc.cs,
PAINS and Aches in Zones or Joints, Hair
or Eyebrows falling out, persistent Sore
Mouth, Gums CT Throat, then yon have
. Blood Poison. Take botanic Blco Balm
B.B.B) Soon all Sores. pimplcs and Erup,
tons will heal perfectly. Aches and Pains
cease, Swcllings Sub*dc and a perfect never
to return cure made. B.B.B urcs Can
GERS OF all kinds, Suppurating Swcllngs,
Eating Sores, Ugly Ulcers, after all else
fails, healing the sores PERFECTLY II You
have persistent pimplc, wart, swollen
glands, shooting, singing pains, take Blood
Balm and they will disappear before they
develop into Cancer. Druggists, 81 per
large bottle, including complete directions
for home cure. Sample free by writing
BLOOD BALM Co., 10 Mitchell ST., Atlanta,
Ga. Describe trouble and free medical ad-
vice sent in sealed letter.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
PrcEcCence liz AuStraLia-

TIC recent distinction conferred by
the king on the cities Of MolhbOnrnn
and Sydney in giving thcir chief mH%-
istratos the enhanced dignity OF lord
mayor and the title ol right honorable.
has raised some questions Of etiquette
and precedence. 1t is COnicudcl in
s0mc quarters that the title OF right
honorable gives thc lord mayor OF Mol.
bourne, the temporary capital Of tho
commonwealth, rank and precedence
over tho prcsidcAt of tho federal son.
aic and the speaker of the house
Of representatives who are only honor.
abIcs. If at the next great vicCrcgal
function the lord mayor Of Melbourne
attempts to 60 in ahead 0f tho com.
mOnwcalth complications may Possibly
arise. But pcrh"ps IN the meantime
the Herald's college in London will no
consulted on this and kindred points,
and an amicablc solution arrived at.
BY the way, Montreal and Toronto.
the leading cities OF Canada, arc in
Quiring why they also should not have
lord mayors. Well, if they bestir them
selves and request in the right quarter,
doubtless their ambition will be graf
ified. The Canadians are not so push
ful In making representations" as the
ustralians.-L LOndon Chronicle.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
HORSEBACK RIDING,
t'ow II Should Be Done in fho H.,
tcrectS OF HeaIfL

'cfectS OF Health.
l understand that by reason Of !>rrs
ld>nt RooSCy"lI's devotion so hrr3c-
hH"E riding ihi% hca!lhful cXcrriHr has
'"NHn "n nCW III. III the cHpi,al.'' said
iiip'rt IownSCnd. son Of Il wu!i-;Nnown
attorney ui New York. " ant if my
"An"Eicnr" will hV uf hrarGl tG those
Ill washington who n" $r,t<ium hr%i;n
and bclj"T> il wilt HiAdIy giv" il.
L am ON my way from IA" r,r,rupu-
us to Atlanta ON hurSNnI"k. These
ttlpS are often recommended Ev Dhy-
Si'lans TO delicate Young m"u. hat |
thlnk , can tell you why .h"y do net
IN mort cases prove Il Success. T'hCv
nave with ne, and season and weather
DO not count under proper conditions.
am Journcying south. and each day |
nave improved and expect to continue
10 GO so; III summer YOU can go in any
direction. but in the fall and winter it
must be toward tho south
II have changed myself from a pale.
uhucrWclShi man 10 one OF sound nhy-
SlQuc with increased weight. but i, has
taken time and considerable money.
travel alone on my trips. that is. With
ont human companions. and with only
NY bulldog Boxer. and. by the way.
Ecker Is Il caSrhardcn"d traVciirr and
hEhi I. | iGGnd that when | travelled
WIN q companion whoa | wanted to tie
ID At place tOr better weather, or
any o'hrr lct;SOn. or when wished 10
push ahead or turn this way or that,
NY r.d!nS companion. be il that he was
"r'i"!S" agreeable. usually had a
ro"'itr" or sil 1t objection. This kills
sport Of this kind. | found it to have
hhd "h'"' upon the nerves, 1rmucr
and apMctirH. Absolute freedom OF in
d!yiGuAl action must prevail. Again,
ny comparisons have always been in a
hurry tn get en- to The next town; if
wa. must hurry on Il horseback trip
'"r h''Sth. rhcn stay at home.
'"'':*' "aNyUu please relieves these
- ''o ~. "''',"rly which otherwise is
,''' ''''''''"' wa" y grcd fighting dog
~ """'', H'" are "''"|,eh, you are en-
tcraircl on the ROAD. rn,n 49,.
Tough, and whipped. sxct-f~. mr 'mn
ncmorable day. cvrry lo;: fr0M. c,,,,
muninaw TO Washmgton that he '.n.
, engaged. | have ht:>, the fun OF gcttin,
hirA out Of tne dog calchcrs' hands:
thr"C times, and on the other side OF
WilminGlOis he went uD against three
! Great Danes tl:at exceeded ncm III 81;
and weight, but not iN vo'rra%c. llC
lost tIat half of his fi%n' car" o..
""rEctC Mi. t0WnGcrh. admirinE,y, in.
!ic@t.n% Il handSUire big bull Yang IL
Ills '~r. who Was minWs q @UM. Lioc,
in
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

with local applications, as thoy cannot roach
the scat OF tho disc0yc. Catarrh Is q blood
or rconstltutlonal disease, and in order to cure
Catarrh curo is taken informally. and nots
directly on the blood and mucous surfaco.
Ialls Catarrh Cure is not IL quaek medicine.
1T was prescribed by ono Of tho bost phvsi.
clans clans IN this country for years, and is q rog-
nnt naat prescription, 1T Is composed Of tho
prst tones known, combined With tho best
plood purifiers, acting directly on tho mu-
touS c surfaces. Tho perfect combination Of
mo Two Ingredients is what produces such
Mohueriul results in curing catarrh. Send
lor testimonials, free.
-. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
sod by druggists, prco, 75c. :
Halls Family Pills arc tho bost. ~
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

discharge tell OF Kidneys out of Orilcr
DoHn'S Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills from common back k.acho to danger
Gus diabctcs.
y. /. Ritrnour, owner OF the wood
?afd at l21 EAST Cork street, Winchcs-
ter, va, says: Ever since I had la
grippe l have been 4 sufferer from kid
n"y troubles, which made themselves
apparent in racking pains through the
region o: the kidneys and across the
snail OF my back. The pains were al
ways severe, and sometimes 50 sharp
Hnd biting that they compelled me 10
take to my bed. The kidney secrctions
furnished further evidence OF disorder.
They were Off color, Irregular and pain
iul of passage. Added to this there
was an annoying weakness. The news
paper advertisements Of Doan's Kid
ncy Pills attracted my attention, and
procured box of that remedy at
Franck Baker e. Sons drug store. The
relief experienced was magical. The
pills lifted me from my he'd Of sick
ness, placed me on my feet and made
me we'll man. can work rs well as
ever. Doans Kidney Pills, I believe,
saved my life. They are great rom
edy to stop kidney troubles resulting
from colds"
A FREE TRrAE Of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mr.. Ritenour will
be mailed to any part Of the United
States on application. Address Master-
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. For sale
by all druggists. Price. 80 cents per
Box.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

Folks do not understand your plaps.
Appreciate your deeds2
They do not laud you when you meet
Some weaker brothers. needs2
They do not say kind things OF you2
No rose leaves for your bed2
They'll praise you, all in poodIv timo-
Wait till you're dead.
Wait till You're dead. Thoy'll tell II thon;
They'll chisel It in stone.
And put 1t In chosen place,
Secluded and alone.
Porhaps your splondid traits may all
In epitaphs be road
At any rate they'll stretch tho truth,
Wait TIL you're dead.
w. ID. Nesbit. In Chicago Tribun
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

-cMhcn Mr.. Chamberlain was about to
fronmpncc the speech which he made
- Du,,G balcony CT the Marine Hotel,
den annarh he was startled by the sud
down a niIIn} OF reporter, who slid
ed Lrcnthlnss 94m the roof and arriv-
book In hand, NfMiNSsSy, but note
nstonishcd, Whom do $u'n,l,'l'' $1orrluln wa3
he said. ''Fnc entire press n1ffSse"t nff
pre- Was the !cpW, Ill
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

You gricve because mon do not soem
To Understand your worth? 4.t
Because tho good you try to do ~
Remains unknown on earth?
Because no laurel fits your brow,
Or bay entwines your head2
Wait till you're dead.
1t saddens you because your faulta
Are blazoned to tho skies.
While all your virtues soem to DO
Guzed on by sightless eyes?
Why worry over such q thing?
Why not rejoice, instead.
Because Of all tho coming fame2
Wait till you're dead.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

nu%@i" C!5~"$.2i with the hu""
nn,,... s., ,"r.0.:,y Wrjch hc found
g. rj'l lie 80" The more dis
EyaIr., a,a nvJI:rc. until. Al the agc OF
-. i .,,. almost mania with him,
rN;...- li3 OF from friends ana
aW. .'... ia; ui his own and his moth-
err. ..ycsing until that worthy lady
WHH .eHIcCd to utter despair and hiS
father declared their boy mildly in
Sau".
"i.:'Unat'ly. Archie had chosen a
prc'' Lon calculated to bring him in
col'".' With all the morbid curiosity
sheer. viS going. from the curiosity
ni his i"l!ow students as to tho Of
i"nt ot drugs on themselves. and
what W&S worse-on other people. to
shat Intensely irritating curiosity Of
IL" l1,jon;s as to how much medicine
'h">" HsWns doctors knew. anyhow.
A"' The elimination OF his woes
"a.,n "@rN, college and medical -rhucl
uEtr. he Joined the stan ui 4 larlr
hospital end in duo time became all.-
hU.a..e Surgeon.
i3a ""Cd he @tra:nin~ HocEs anl
"Sv'. e. "* which greeted linn from
s't @@l wi"How us the ambulance
"I;~.A and riatt"r2d by; Tho noisy.
,,,..,., ,',rrn,,,,,ol =. 80,
T., v.,,no hn ,.''", ,,o "'v,,"
whir,, w.,,,hnI Lie ,.,;nH'n., r,',,
and .;..,, ,hn ,f1n h,,l. ,.,,.,>
,vor. ..@-,,r,..,. ,.,,.,,,, '>,,n i,,,,, o'
,,,,r ..-, , ''' va
d~o,. ...'.n% a,l ,',..'',,o' "''u '','' ,''
,,o n....,,.... -. '7.''." ~ '','
,i;, Wv "'' W. IA o'~
?, ,u .a ,.,e. ill.,,
on, =" :" ''n' '!"'
w '',' Nv ,""'''>" %''. r''!
,, "' n"' pee" '''''' up
r,,',.. '"' "''''' nv S-l' q
'"H 'S h' ''"''"eu 'h"' ~
7n,r... ,,.,;. ii,;l, rrn,...n v,u,l ,,;,..
his -r..a and he wunld onrc moro
Mr =. ,.u&,ty to ottcrH all the oprra-
,iuvH IA al,to;";cs there were %uinm.
"~.,r -, sr u9,. about if tr,t he
n,... .....,r, rn.,.nI.,inrl whcn tho pon"
rl,... i..,; rrion.iy hAforc he wa,; hal,
,;...,. -, ,rc,,.ir.: III, >;n,t nfs or'
. ;,,.,lr g. ;nr ln,.k e.; n.
h..r -, Nr,yo Hr,;y.. ~ .,,r ;l,nu al
~ Ia ..lr." az r.ryu .,.!-
CIV .. 80 rri. 'nprr :, It toI-
,tr,l. ... tho I,...r.
.i.... t,ci ..,..1 7,nhcr. Ar,'ie'.
Aiurt,.t ,,a.,,. %. hn nvosrN. hi
w., ... ousa from she ~'.Irw ~
with . r,.0nrtN.g wh%sl., aid So
NEAR s.n.? WHn' SO Girt,"n> nA,i x.
into W.a? dos h&r!. us Sam rs 4
owl .y.
"G.'.. oN "',AMon.H dNt%." ~"
mrl.,. .'!'" NroN~rA .'i."""H"l&'"
aS t.. .''..i, - W&o ,.rai% r.
til" ~ ;"& ..N "I th',t h"icj g"
iojIyI....
"G. '")d "' lI,lN" operation
s1&&..... We :, "HH Wa ""r>i"
he.]. "H.t' 1''..* 'hH.;"", HG.d
h""I B.! ""i:, y. '''"'@ t""n" E
50" :'!' o"' i.2'"' a." 'h'n dr"'
hE 4 "'.' "'"'. 4 '%& %h'''' .''.' u,
h"E'% @' S'1'h%r "p' from iha' %"'
'i'.'..',. "E'" I"',"1 ana "iar''" "
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
Ask Your penler ror Allen,a ront.r

Ask Your Dealer Tor Aliens Foot.Eaes.
powder to shake into your shoes: rosts the
foot. Cures Corns, Bunions, swoollen, Sore.
Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating Feet and In.
growing Nails. Aliens Foot Ease makos new
or tight shoes easy. At all druggists and
shoe stores, 20 cents. sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen 8. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The bosster doesn't have to be loaded to
shoot of his MOUTH.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
A LAND OF LITTLE RAIN.
DEATH VALLEY THE LONELIEST
REGION IN THE WORLD.

The Palpablc sense OF mySteFy IN inc
D.eert Air Breeds Fables Chiefly of
.rs,r.uiIIs That Have +bs
Louis 1''' ''
Properly equipped, it is possible to
go safely across that ghastly sink
death vallcy-the AlmaSosa desert
in eastern California;, yet every year
it takes its toll OF death, and yet men
find there Sun-drled mummleS, or
whom no trace or r"collectlon ls pre-
| served. 10 underestimate one thlrSt
| TO pass gwen Ianohiarh 20 the rlShl
| or lcii, to ma orF S'rlhS where one
| looNed for running "@''f-'herc IS no
| hc!p Tor any "i lh$'e 'hlhSS.
Along springs an" S"hkeh water
courses ch. Is surprised 10 ma Such
"".'i "''"H ''""'> go S'"" "l"c'E III
,''oH'' &r""!''' Ok 'HN 'rne desert
- '''''H ''N """ h'"'' '''' " III us fa'll'"-
''' i'@''''' ~ "h"'' o. 'hH ""l'"'
.,'c IRON !}'' ~ h'''' 81" S'r"'''r" "i
'"'' -. '''',S ''.' p':'h.. SCUM
~" '''H ''' "'"'!H ''''. an" CIV
~, "'''""' "''' y! 'h""S"!N
., N"hH H'"H '"""i"S '"S' ana west
,',''', ','' "''' "'' n"-'N ~" one
IT.. 'N'"""" "'! 'th"' ri E!a'sheS
-. - ','', ,c' " 81 ana or""f-
,, ''N ~ -""S' "!'SIi'" H'''
''"' y, 7i"'"th 'L9 p""'
WV ''H' '"uu ''A S\c INC
~ "'' "H'' '""'"'H.
','' "'S'il Fi"Nuce" cN-
"''''' 'i'H me unhappy
N'o' ~ VI '"e '''e EuccaS- lortncNted,
,'.', , 'o''S'S vi II stalk drcally In the
n'S' ''icSas' particularly III that trl-
"'ls"''t S'i' 'ha' rams out eastward
''"'" 'he ilee'ihS OIL the SlerraS and
''"9'"'Sc hlliS "herc the hrst swings
"'''9H '"e aou'h'rn cnd or the san
,'o'o"'h 'alieF. Inc yucca Dustles with
,,,,>,,.;,,, rn'n.." ',' 'I,'' % ou'' s'"en'
.r"9S' WIN .'S'' 'Ppeo WIN
,., ~' y. ,''' ;''"c''is' oioolh. Nl'er
10 .'o"' 'le shoSti!, MOI
,,.;,,, D'" VI ''' "o"ns Sh''e'o'l'
.",,:'' ,'' ''","'' p''"'' !" 'o'' n.'NeS inc
'''''""' 'S"' '"'' hSioic me yucca
!" '"'' "o"ti Tue iholahS
'"'H' ''' '"''H '"' 'nelt own deiectalloh.
'"''""' '',"' 10" hof"S' 'hoH"'
"'" 90 49, ga" una" Io"'hc!lhS @AS'
''' ''''''" '>' mus. lh"fc IS
i'N'''H "' son 'iof SPECIES 10
account for jnc #parSrncSs OF desert
GrowtI. hUl simply that each rIaHl re-
Qui"2S NOR" rGOn. so much earth ruit
MUS, u" HF'-'m2'"d 10 extract -
n'.'" "''"H,"''' ne F'a' S'ru&&i' for
N'S'','''' ''' I'"' nFa'h ol the plant.
~ "''''' f'''U""' aHo'" 'H'r" Is ro"M
-|,'''''"" Pt'!''' Sf"E''">'- ~
,''" ,''''>' ''P'''" 'h' vi '"''. ..
:,.,. '.,. - - '': "'"'N Nv" nun
'":' i\"''' ','> ''''7'''<',
80 ",9' '"e S'''" ii'''' n''n''N"
~ VIZ sun. ''' H'''''
! ,I 7'""'' y, p''''!i' l"nip''
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thH'H IS 40 Slr'tai prcaon"erHn'c ot
! Scli-'cr'''iIFa or WIND f"rtlll"ed plants,
'". '''fS"'h"r INC demand 1ar ana
N'"'"'' ol 'o'ccl ne. NC" WheTC
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

WRITE TO DIR. TAEER Mra. Co., Peoria.
H., for free sample Tnbcr'S Popsin Com.
pound, Tho guaranteed cnrn for Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and all stomach ills. -
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

The cry Of the r2nitont sinner has
always been and still is for mercy.
Nothln$ but mercy from an omnipctcnt
tiOi can redeem us.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

Since 1861 the Bible Society of Scotland
has. issued nearly 22,900,t00 copies OF tho
Scriptures.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
TIE GIRL WHO DID NOT LOOK,
THE STORY OF A YOUNG PHYSICIAN.
III

Arrhirs o,rt ,,,. =; .
! Had no r,,n.,,, ~ """>.
fr.n,i,.cd n,,.: '"'' Nv $50 ~ wa"
! 1ov,,---.ho ''' '' ;''' ~ '.'''"
lilo ,n,.,I ,,,,'. '> ''"' .'''
bo h,1 $780,. ' ~ """ H''
r,,,,., ''''' "'' ".!'''"u 10 IN"
hc:,,ro ,.,i., N'' ''H'
so,r ,,.,., - '""' "' va" ever
o,,r .,..,,,,l.. 60" ''''' .,.'' '!'' come
In w,, 49,,
all ,bo ro-., w '",' ""| NAV"
,bo ,,no "' "'' '''' 1T '"S'
hin, ,I,,,, ''''"' 10 ""iho
'"'' """ an li''" Il 'np Ol cOld
Hes all rich, now" .,ia 1or,.;.
| as he calmly ,o,.I;nd ,bo ,nn, ,,,;,,
| splu,tcrinr v;,,i,, .,,r,.. '",''
| to swear and ,h,,., ,,,;,,, ''''''''s'
sure" '<' "'''' 'o"n''
"ro,ro oil ,;,,
| co, viii, ""i" 'l'!-
l;i,1 ro,,,o,,. A'f,'''' "9 So''i' "n-
hi.,, u.,.m l"!' ''P''''''y 10
., ","'" '''i"d IN" "ooF.
| , ' '"'" ''INiS' SWr"ilN, 'Dut
20, NNl'' ""'kS' foHy. won
-, '""' ana 'h"h. with 4 few
"''' 'II''NH Oh a"Ti'" ana con
were cNio"h'iN net
received in the aamc kindly snirit j,
which they were uttered. The rruw,!
irAmpcd away 90 room no, :. where
ih"T rnn&iirrai"iy prepared lhr beds,
for two m"n Who were to move in
that night.
!'di h,rcwh"lr..; during The next
10" MHhihS Archie Dean WAS pro-
N""nr"d "an"oiut"ly insane" by the
r'"' Oh the starr. and in consequence
W." put through course OF treat
II ~ quito r"irul2'"h to make the
,''"AA""l@ correct one sooner or
''''r'
TO evcryhpdyS ato0islmrnt. nc
suddenly became suriahlr. lie no
longer ran from III" numerous viHi;rr;
VIII" invaded tho hospital: he went to
theatres and lectures; he rour,rd in
viiati"ns to the homes of fellows
lucky enough to live in thc city. and
at last quit" corr"horatcd the rnmorH
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02

The record yield Of timber from one
tree Is 10000 feet from a redwood 80
feet in diameter, cut last year in Cali
fornia.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
" kt,(fl: 7 COlOS."

Nothing will clay |;
you up, play you e
OUT put YOU TO T.
bed" quicker than ii
q kidney cold. I;
Thousands feel the s
first effect Of cold /
in the Kidneys;
back ache, rhcu- J.
matte pains, urinar
disorders. retention G
urine, infrcQucnt an
too frequent urinar
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-02
Cntnrrh Cannot BE S.uroI

Tho man who is ovorybody's friend Ia his
own worst enomy So ia