The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, February 07, 1901, Image 2
1'lJIiJSI' EVE Y I URSDIAY.
Subscription One Dollar a Year
Etered at. tihe Post Oico at Pickens ift
T1',111 ).\Y, I- 1M1. 7 . 19 )1.
Smallpox isi riagi Pg inl mnY see
ti ms of the state. Vacci nation is
being mlade comilpulsory inl someil
pl]aces wihero the d iseaso is thcat
vning general alarm.
Ono idea that will not be enter
tained in South Carolina is that
the statutes will eve'r emnibraco a
divorco law. The sPairredi ness ot
marriage is recognized -, the no di
vor'co idea has been tried and the
pe Oplc are Satisfied with its results.
The town of Liberty is moving
ahead. With a cotton facto'ry of
good proportions; and people whoi
ari deterl'mind, by conv.rte'd IC
tion, to make ioie enterprivs a
succcss she will becomue a p.A;it
factor in the m a terial growth of
tl county.
Bills lookin' to a1 goeral systemi
of drainiag., n1 , (11u1it ab011. provi-ion
for gocd rads and lridgc'91 aspe
vial tax ('n dog ., totaf"l poibt
11 to fir'-:armflhis except, top
and a revision of' t).( (-10 :0 1 ,,aw
aro the (g's-i, g subjiets of at
in te le\ tn ti c't.
- I Itt titti i II t Ir'1list
tiry of Stato. in, hmi.s ant1nual r't'in it
just, issued. A goal exhibit at 1t
Cha. Iust on Ox p tion will d Im,
to advirtie h r reI.: 1(SourII'( n.
bring-, calpital to dev opq (114. !atenit
power of ou Sit Ias.
The advert i.,s in" m(hrti d
the Charlestoi expo.'ition .i di.
ilg the Im st. ct ork. They iv
the miora'l 5upptlti. of ever y r
gress-ive mimted e(.z1 , and <-v<.rv
to advanct tho ill wh ich,
whenl con;Sinnmat1:"!., willbrg n
enected alnd polanena Ir m '[1,11S to
- - g . gg. ..
I (ll It I1)1i1 fiuic I, lt I i ll t e '
that cthdA s of 11 th0 " i, and t l ha
suffered aheavyo loss in he bucrn
fing o Wofod ecolle at-inlil all
ith)O' ie characterii lirgy the
The ging to workfl torein'M, ti,
seemr tog a It) h an c're tiv
\V1ll,'iti'dno hthnt ni'hlcll'' pu'epio
goe'~d tif th wholCuttie outry.~ 'Ctl
'.'h-sbjc of assliessca n iit
tax iat.oni ti tou t. ar:cclna <.uiih
tio ofv thle tarm-S~t attenion
th ilaturett titntiwliuch a leci
shallgh ba framed~t tlm ill I'umel
chat class t of propa i-Hrt Iand th~
ioinero theo whjicht ofv heredto
for fud reescaei'e m afus
pr'Loottl of b he rdn
Dinin:inin vIU, ig fvertilnent
Thle 11WiIfco ' o ide (heji n(1
\Ra-ee t 1)n to be alt h (-oret y
io enacted in t. aw has y'eta b
prdciiftheteeV't isiredi' reWltyi
Pi.iifs orLhst argt.d i) shalln n
mmteea1.i ipoatin not hut' ' rIei el~
o Io tti lodt s110 i and I'hed, i nc
(1Uao mhn Oreprice of terIioitil.
onsltsie cait evndae rhemoe
itin of the canotsars. Prelsh i
ohrate tiosfth law have'd iflthe
worough Ja rverla of' Vth.famito
complintan otaxato wthout ro.
presnttionsacd giveni ecua
thsiecnst mfonumt tcomptis
are fuld represhntative ofueo
plr; for te5101 oudn.ytoiseo
Dent' oan th oppoi're, woo
fr1 neW On the pVU Ofa of tel0
proparty an ito~ah rep-i
rho present conidition of in(lustrl
a (evelopmenlt in Picken's is suchl
tha t it.l-s i ilIossi.ilp to su I 'Y tjio do
inand for tonemont houses., RVhile
it fow of our citizons are erecting
hal1somO 0an(d coil ml0odious resi
donces for their occupancy, yet
they are makmg a groat nistake
inl no1t considor'ing the( ne0cessily Of
building a few cottages to lot at a
Imiolerato rent 1, thus incr asing
tho value of tho land and at, the
saie tiito doing a lasting good to
tio town and surrounding com
Doings in the Houso.
CottmlnIA, S. (1,, Faeb. -1.-Two
thi'ds of tle sessioni of the legisla
Iure is gone and yet not inore thani
half o lthe work mapped ou1 lmsw
been tine. The pist. week has
he.-n raIther anl event ful (ne inl the
hou1s14. 'The cenltre Wl' attnaction
aznl houhlit hns bee1 tie child [ hi
bIr bill. This has beenl lookeil up
on riniiii tile begiliRIg as Ilte mos
iniportant1 bill that wou.411a:1e he
Core t(,h le'gislhiture at this Session.
Th is bill was reachedI on I hev
ellar''.: IiiSt Th uIsbry an l ibe
.. I b-r I 'l- 11' pi at 'ay .114i all il
i it I h t'. sew ion.' was1co son4
'in t ii ( f this quI4estion.
The bi I inl mly opinion was rallter
i ic i I its I 41i t re :nd w1nh, I 11(
lI Ivt-we een ratnIi cal in1 is oi pervaIt)In.
Tl .r I y h inl I - th t I I i ''mne III(
I iy 6" SnIh leg ilI i n )I a1 s I is
b ut ill illy cginilion t he presen-vIt Inn
-litions dlo nlot <lmail Such legiJ.
ItIiln. It Seeinls to Inle that it
uu'.<1 nlot only <liseeln::v tlhe inl
'. ()I' o ca.4 pital in o on44 nIIj on
, l1 - irig ilt e i th' istate,
a;orat ives.: anll wV-41b1 wo k.1 re:
l!-<hrd-hip uponl thei. Thf: . u 1h1
I he house wer-, 1 :1. n !,1:; . h l
in 4 iwir convictin but h'w %.4
i- :4r: 1 t u f nil iar w. i th lho~'4,
liii Ii) It4 I I o
m ii n 44444.' hich 4I ly \ ist in
i!he will tu 0 ep*aly o thle
'i :hn n 1 wrl611 441 1 I hl ski ie :114
if t hei : 1(n c4 on4 ! "'t l i ' heir pur4:1
111o 1' i i 'um d ha eit 4.einls 14
alliC. wrl1, :I .erills h1 :h11A ip ui.
0n1 1 vvrY 1 a:--4 IhI(, were t rying
t1 . l- p inl thv 1 t 14n mnill 4 1 i era
i e . 1.low i., a.1 c py ' I, jllt 4 '
44'~.41 l-~S~i' 44. - all41141
T he vote re'l'iim
lin a n overwhel mn
'4'.':. ~ ~ 1 1' .'N I :)1t I44'4 1 . 1" 1 4' Z4 444
lCA1)I'' 1-'.N1 ": -',1 ? :1. i4 , 414
V. 14 14 1 4V1hA 14l41 b.
4 '-'.et o . i ' .liiis ' ut! Tex il 444' -uno
i 444 ri4 I - 4 ' :'bl44lanents of Th
('t'u4 44, 4 41d to ' h - l1' 4ni-h.14nent4 I''
\ i hoi,444 o T'I' i:4 A1 ct,4 444144 for'~ ()4b
144 i141 4'4 i'~' h 441 4-44c 41 i r I '. lb:,
'" ill . (1 . 4 j-1'4444:4. o 4 e i 1c .h 4''.
h'44. it14'4 )4ir t:4lav 11f 1 .\ (yo !M.t i
it i-l'nent of4 I. hi4:4 St~i i~ 41 t, !rona 4and
11'4 414141444 iin- . o i' 4-.'.year- 1h.l' b)4 -einpl.o'
vil 1 4144ny i..etory, niin "44n i 141 e4
hii44' o tl''1t i .4 St 44 e ; i nil 444i tat 4444
\?'lat 1.1 nil, (4 u 1,4 hibiC 44441 be )' allow411 4
44(, .' I' 14 44 91. (4~.)4 11 1a .I''4
Al I1. tion1 .' Th t4 rnWilatr t
- lhv la of .it y, 1942 hao chihl nial
much~ ageof15 yearst sill b.-$8i it.npim eil i
Winyiseil-tov mhe or iitextl tb
rJuet f11.1 tatl ilutih 8.C~ 1)b' ltl ibl,
iii i e s~ba ci sl - rig ie
idg ue', hnou hie'i.so poblb.d tl
l ii'e anhd o I t 'ailit h tr n. 'n ; :
'tiiitk, f'r thi- p lai. the t ia e i c
'. c 11 p. o inr~. toib s e nil h
stfott orniia ce rt exthe Tna:.n twti
i. , sin ishocdl n tur iy a x
voreU Up iW mavor ol i) bill o0 thi
kIid , I leve th1t the stalte
shriuld keiep enough hand to filr,
nihetniplovment for sC onviets
a1s mlay e iII the peliteit iry who
are niot pIysIeai ly aible to workon the
P1Iblic roiis of the state and no
110ioe; for ie records cl1eairiy 11ow
I t I lie State h::s iever made any
lnoney tr ii"g toitoiut-, but thegreat
Soutrce of reveiulec to .that i1stitu
tion is he ihre of, convicts. I he
I ieve ihat each county shou1ld have
aI manIIy conviets is it (:l profita.
bly work (In its pnublic roalds anIld
the hail: iiee, it' Iny, hired out to
respnsile per-sons.
Tothly bieinig tidalc(y t resolution
waslM pa1 ! a ;i urhly prov i-iig that
nlothinl. 1 except unconte.ted nmitt-ers
Shoe taken u;> unitil Tuesulay. 'is 1
ienabled ir1 w11 tesired to (10 go to
a1er1lI Ihle sles at their r1pctive
tcoiunty seats. I Ml. My,
Ion. Goorgo U. TillnW Doad.
George D. 'Tilln <111died at hi ItL
olint ry bore ieair C(.lark's 1ill oi
Feb., 2d a-I a. . 1m1.,, aiifter an illiefs
neral tk-p-llee at 2 Io'ciock $SIuII.
<Iy aftrnn atC1rk1111 eenIlk 8 l cii.
( -or.ge Tillma1.1iin was born on fle
11 \hi'v of' Auigust, 1826, at Cur
ryvton, 101gel.id hldi-triet. H Ie wast.
i he .Mal of lHin.jainiii lIyan Titilmaniu
for. whoinl the seior sena.-tor frlom-I
th is 8t was muned'. Iis IRot i.
fr's namell wasU Alis Sophiin Hanii
It c k.
TIil: I NTI- : ESTr DE-EPENS.
A- tlhe time draws neair for our
Stat' Sin.dy Sebool Convition,
whh-h is 1, ho held inl N owheorry,
u.(., Fl''b rr 25---27, the interest
Irea t1r tugout t.htit ate. SI 1nday
c h vo w re jst ]wg no ng
, wako up I(o the frt, thait, the op
port tulit y of a life timo is at their
Ioor. Fivo noted S11udav Solnool
oi Liaists wil he tOn'ro. 'Tlhy ar e
If 81inig 11 t~a sc nien a tour.
:aalarevkiingour slate onl the
wa '. Five p('Solns, traveling over.
1,00n inibs e:ohil, in a toll r eqir. .
in ) o t i t s ol w kso trO av
'sl t ithI0i u'0) L at.u SItiC 'Il(1
11 - 0111 . * -1 o nfit
Eai io I.x . ( le lo
of son)lg wil - . th balr
ailve char-go (11 thw
n* issu. it does not bike'I
pn-ppheit, tio lor-toll that overy
it:O<, WAo ker iln oir stat
ion i '. silV.lygo to) Nowherry
wi I 1 1 w IL~orIo. Fuill part iculars
many ho l had of Carlisle, Spartan
hurg, . C.
II N I 1:0LI., Me TIiJ' ORAD.
I Florenc He)C' ndricks, 07,
er' ('u rolont, :; CorriRO New.
ohnoi F'jinley, 95; lBruce Bloggsi,
91; ilvtey Liuile, 90;.
i-'.: le, 91: 1,al'1a W'elborn, 90. Lois
Fl'Co , 98; leen~ Tauvlor, 97;
(':aiulo Reemani, 97; JO)n YiXoun Rg
lood, 0): MAande Palmer, 91; Ora
AlMe Fall, 98; 1Ka'te I fester', 92; Fiur
1; Willi Weulboorn,9 1;
Is 01' RR Tn i.\O 1'!:.
haio , !.i; 1" iank 1Kirksey, 9;;; .1 lihn
.h-nin g, i0. i': Char1li o, 98:ohinson,
h2; hurman1111 IKinchi, 9;OZttis' Keithi.
Llood,9~,; l I; lna Tiylor 9 :Wal
i0rl lKtnne 1 tori, 9 I: (ric~o P~ince,
9:8; l'atlie ijori, ); ; I)utglas
Wil ie 'lw - lol oge
2; lattie Kinch, 9I; T'heronm ies
terii, 91.
1,111sT on~AnE.
Folorida 1K inRch. t1; lrenel Jenl
kin 11. 98; LuiaII Enloi, 92; Annie
Ke ith,1 92; CI hifRd L~owip, 01;
r e*tai Yon gui", 91; (George Pr'ince,
20 ;t Byrd Car'ey, 00.
\IN W\'JO LO)Vli FIOJI'TINO.
"''T ii too r' s10 men~i wOho( 1OV() a
bmoi', 0 MaTa/i' "TIhe c.rourge
of the lait ter iso11 in'ill theo g'rat
er, Them fi rst gots illtA act ion 118
Stoughi he were ent 0rIing aI polo
o be excitHIng,~ 'Th t~ Is all beo aske
Thoorio Roosevelt en ijoys a figh t;
heIR hasi boont iightintg some1 entie or
party~ all h is life', and in leading
Shis men up San Jur n IIull hd was
follis~ioig his pecrsonal iraclination
as nulch asB anly sevo' ideat that he
mulhst' dlie for 11is Ccuntry'~. I (10 not
knowv that Col. Astor is not a fight
mug Rman ribut of ther two I 8bo11 0111say
11o was the onio who probably-vent
into the war Riot so mitch br-eaaPO
ho Jiksd to comtibat, but because
foIL thait his duty and th R iixamnple,
he. could set required1 ble dot? so
There u care tl~i~hfsand of volun Jey
EDUCATIONALI
CONI)UCTED BY W. W F. TII[oHT,
County Sunt. of Filucation
SCHOOL LIBRAR!ES.
School libraries have btecoime im.
portaut factors in ed r- cationall
work. One of the most valuable
equipmotits one can give v ung peo
ple for their work iii if., is such
knowlodge of books and their uso
as will enabk le1th1m to go direct to
sources of correct informa iou and
sound opinion . This equipmont
can bo best givoti, in fact it can he
only given to the average ehild, by
the use of a school library, refer
onco or otir.
A collection of books in every
school room for every day use is
coming to be considei ed a most es
sential part of a1 school Iu ilding's
furniture. Thoso books introduco
chiidren to the bet lit rturo of
the worl'l; they interest them inl
other phases of any sui j. et they
may be studying that. those sot
forth in their text bo ks; they
arouso in them the lovo (1 reading;
they awalen ( and inspire the teach
Wr, and make it essentitl that she,
herslf, shiall go outsid.. I'he text
book work if she would keep iip
wi'l tho advancihmeit of her pu
pils; they famuiliarizo the children
with books and Lit ir u: s. ; and in
any subjout- they permit the be
gilning of that labrat. ' y Ielthod
which is now considered ,o essn
tial inl all educational wo. k.
A noted writer says: "While
nothing can quite take th - plic) of
the library in tile homo, tho bost
substitute for it is the I brary in
the school. 'Uhrough thi medium
it is possible for good Iolos to
r' ach1 into tle dark Corn- rs of o
ciety and to open to chihl; 11 inl the
hiomes of poverty and, ignorancot aI
vis1in of v;ider cultun' . The
schiool library assumues the mo.-t
important functions of tI.e parent
whenl the parent isi incomp :tot . It
tehes through what im.n s great
aid gtod Ilici have bih'ooilO 80
great and good; h ow honesty,
pillity, genl tlenems, and te'p:.IerlICe
sw4eten and giarifv a lilt'. T ;
ha, ii 1SSible of
, ..om n I e te1ils hilin the story
ot, thI)is ('hl world 0of Wur! lla s
eys to thie w1onders of , lore antd
demlonsinltes thev goodo-S- (if God,
lthrolugh the. children the'. parellts
flthe eriginh e- Men
and womein hi o hav)a 10most for
gotton how to renld, ai.d who inl
theilr own chiildood nevel.r l.tl good
hooks, taU up t lie v m..s whichi
their bovs and gills Iring homntn
from schotl and got a br-a'hi from
thu broader life wh ich Is t hIu op:n.
ed to them. Suroly this is reason
enough for the estobjlishiment of a
hbrary in every schooL. Educa
tion lsetimnt i alert u >on this
sub1jI-ct, nad I i growth oi schoo0l00
libirarita ini lliiuois dulri.: th'eat
liv 1'( carXls is a hopeful dig.,, not ton.
ly of a healthilrt lib~raryv :te, but
of ai sourider mn"rality, of the meni
andit womfln of tht e et y, neition.
.-School News,
Tresspass Notice
Al pers('ions are hiereby' i wrned'i
not to trspass~ oil aniy ofi imy hands
by huini d g, cut ftng t imbi er or any
othier mianneri uinder' pent. t y of law.
jan3i1 1901 t f.
For the weakness and~ prostra
tioni follow inrg gri ppo thiere is nioth
ing so prompt and effect ivo as Oneo
Miinute Cough C1urue. Ti i preparai
tion is hligly endorsed :s an un
f'iiling remodty for all throat and
to euro quiickly.-G. Wi. E'),rlo.
NOT ICE !
E'xecutors". Admuiniistrato~rs,Trua-.
te-, Guaiirdiians, elte. pi et nsa mak e
y'our An.ia l lI eturnas in tho
moneit hs of Janua111ry andl Februariy.
Donu't fore me to send another
nottico by the1 Shieriff.
Jan 81 t. . J. B. Nowhe~rry,
Probat" .Judge.
Reports sho1w a grteatlyv intcreased
dleat Llulte f onm thIiroa tia-1 lung
troubles. (1ue to t he pi "alenrce of
croup), pneumonlia andI gi ippe We
adv1"iso the use of One MIinutiie Cough
Cure in all of thlse d1fimenttis. Il
is the only harmless ri'm-dtv that1
gives immnediato resiults (jfdld ren
like it. 0. Wi, Earlo.
NOTICE OF FINAL SECTTLAE,
1probate jctidg~ieOf' Plekeli4 , itif
fot' n fInatl e0t.t lI001.! of tho ett
of John F. Stewti dt'e..ned on
thio l1ch day3 of Marlb '901 and
a~k to be dismrissed as 14 inistrat
tor. Gideon MI. I~oh
Jan. 81. td. Ad m'r.
,Likn had dollars, all couiator'feits
of DeWitt's Witch ilazul Salve are
worthless. The origi'eh qluickly
cure: pies sores and all ci ij diseas.
0s.
FROM IlOLDEN.
Mr. Miles Moss died at his home
near Salem on thld 25th talt. and
was buried the Snnday following
at the R~oss burying ground. i~e
was about 70 years~ old and had
rised six obidrin of hiN ownl and~
ien adopted children. Thle doctor
saidhe ad ronaan. W W r
Pei'sotiswho danhot take 9rdhaty
pills find it a pl.asure to take DeW.
itt's Little Early Risers. 'hey are
the best little liver pills fver made.
-0. W. Earle.
1RUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
Has world-wide fame for mar.
velous cures. It surpasses any
other salvo, lotion, ointment or
balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Boils,
Sorep, Folois, Ulcers, Totter, Salt
Reeum, Fever Sores, Chapped
hande, Skin Eruptions: Infallible
for Piles. Cure guaranted' Only
25 cents at Bolt & Thornloy's.
NOTICE TO DEI11lrrR0fS AND CRED
ITORS.
All por'ons having caims against
the estato of R. A. Cochran deceas.
od %%ill pleaso prosonit the same
properly lttes5ted, to R. B. Cochran
by the 7th of Fob. 1901. Those
indobtol to saiid stato will pleaso
make paymenit to
I. B. Cochran.
Exocutor.
Ft. Till, S. C., Jan. 7, 1901. td.
-Agents wanted for the "Life
of Bool:er T. Wasliington," writton
by himself. Everpbody buvs;
agents now making over $100.00
por month; best book to soll to
colorod people ever published.
Writo for terms, or send 24c. for
outfit and begin at once. When
When writing i ntion this paper.
Address, J. L. Nichols & Co. At
lanta, Ga.
NOTICE TO DETOR S AND
CIt EDITORS.
All persons having claims against
the estate of J. R. Harris, deceased,
are required to prusent the same,
properly atteste(l to W. T. Griffin,
administrator, by February 15th,
1901. These indebted to the said
Ostato must make payment also by
the same date to the undersigned.
W. T. Griffin,
Administrator.
WARINNG NOTICE.
All rro1, Ti4Tdify wa rned
11ULt t respass on any of my lands
by hu1notiog, cuttir.g timber or in
any otlhr manner, indor penalty
of the law. dec6tf J. B. Clyde.
LOOKOUT MAGISTRATES.
I horeby notify all magistrates
that I am coroner of Pickenls cou -
ty, and that oll inqnests hrld by
you are do, e at youar own risk, and
that I will claim the salary in full
fr,om this date. Ben li. Parsons,
Coron Pickens county
Picke nd, S. C. Janl. 8, 1901,
Bules
Har nes, ug o
ean
Mulese.
Stenble, nne Syounghound
Weo dety compttoniu
Aoshl A glth ic ha
Sa1Ve3 hile. I11ngh1e' .,Toni0 (niciv In.
[roved, tause plea.-nit.) Itrken iI early13
81-ing111, ianld all preventis Chills, DongnIe
and MNauitrial Fevers3. Acts on the liver,
IOnes 1il) the systint). Bet ter than Q I.
nilne. Oiarmanteel. try it.. At 1i)ta.
gi.s. 60C. and $1.00 bottles.
ay12t1f98.
I J. J.AYNzSWORTH1, C. E. Ilon4NsoN,
L. W. I'Ax KIn, PiCke.n4, S. U.
Greenville, S. C.
HaynesCwor1thl,P1arker & R~t binson,
At ters33eyN-a1t-Law,'
PiecIS C. 1., - - South Carolitna
1racti'o III aill Coirtsl. Attutil to :d?,
businevss promptly. t[.
Dr)"MuOInv to 10n1n.
IVY M, MAULDIN,
Attornoy at Law.
Pickens.8,L C,
Prai.c o inl aill thle Court.f,
01I"'o ove'r Ell OOr ' l10.I
HI4CKENS RAILROAD
SC 7-,w3d Ied e
InI Ell'et F1-h, I S', 190ol.
On and afier 1.'b ) the rolhoi
iag IcIedile will be renia ver wt I'ickens1
1. It , for file ptrlpose of haulin;;- FreighIt
1an1d '4lssenlgers., viz:
No. 9--ally eXcept. S -miday6 N- No. 1()
Rend Down. Mixed Trai li.al V.
10.40 .am Lv Pickens Ar 2.5 :am1
11.15 Im Ar Easley Lv 2 1 am
?To. 12--Daly except Sundn y.--- No. 11
Ileal bowi Pa8enger Service l Oai' Up
4 00 pm Liv Vikes Ar (.10 pmta
4.10 pm Ar i1Iov L v G(11) 111n
No. 10 connects wit, sr Iv. No ::.
No. ) Connecqts Wi h1 Sr. It-, N,- I I
No. 12 voniieet.-. wii ,r. It .-. Ni I I
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passenlgers at tihe followlng. en'ia..
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M-J P ALISLEo
DENTISTJ%
Groenvillo, S. C.
Oficeo over Addisons Urig Store.
a p12-191 f.
U. FITZOE RALD, PIIr>TOO RA
All work --;* no
oil.
al ir8..97ylI.
O':ICE (ii I-ETITllN l-olt tIO1 g..
STE A 1i i-X EIM 1' lON
VI'ATEC or ";M'TI'l CAltdllNA,
'I N TI V I -l' Pl11 ' .
N o i- hIert-bv gi.. en Ih) atl wh1om1 It
ily <;< n 'I lit, Ca('rhieiine Rlogeiv,
Ms thi div Ii 'd her ptWiitln III ily Of.
lee pray)in r a1 liwe:t( (xlptlon
I lite per nal e-Iate of lie deceased
msbaial .!e in Igeers. 'Ihe ctasn wil
w heard in (iw ChV k's ' flh e ie.e 14th d&y
If lebrinry 19) i t, 10 :1 il.
Given Iilmy 11:1 aid 'eal of office
it, 'lek is 'oirt I lo- se, S. (., this 14th
lay3of J11nni1ay 1901,
A J. BOG(S, [L S.]
Clos k of C4.1irt.
Per .1. 21M. 8'I'E W A Ri',
Ih-'paiy (tirk.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Flud Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with yout
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tling indicates an
unhealthy condi
tion of the kid.
neys; if It stains
your itnen it Is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain In
"*the back is also
:onvining prof tht the kidneys and blad
er Z.ru Out t f order.
Wh~at to Do.
There i3 comfort Iin the knowledge so
ften expre:-edthat Dr. Kilier's Swamp
ot, the a,-t li-r.:y emey fulfills every
Ash m cunng pain in the
>a., kidreylie bladder and every part
f the urii'yp: '. It corrects inability
o hold a and talding pain In passing
t, or bai c f.-loviing use of liquori
vine or -er, . .! w;cms that unpleasant
aecessity <f bei:g ccper.plled to go often
Uring t:he d. ".d To go up many times
h-irtg LOC night. The mild and the extra
yrdinary elf.ct c-f Swamp-Itoot is soon
-ealized. It stands the highest for Its won
lerful cures of the most distressing cases.
f you need a medicine you should have the
)est. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful dlzcovery 17"
mnd a book that tellsgTl,
-nore about it, both scnt . ,
.bsolutely free by mail, "'
tddress Dr. Kilmer & inme of swmnp.noe .R
no., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ion reading this gencrous off!sr In this paper.'
\ . e fuinish thec b~est
(ce::.eh y 'vak t heII11
raite, .,ueh ats M onu.
mients, SitatIiona;ry TLombs,
\'n lis, lleatidstones8, etc.
(Corresp. itdence s011.
and1( pro:nptly attended to.
C LA RK BRO S., & CO
11 Ah; M . A vc ue
JENINING'S.
BA VC.A IN
I ~nw have the best tolected
l and W Nyifegyq
COLLAftmTTS,
rADLES [a'.d GENTS'~ SHOICS$,
CLIAJIING, &o.
a Wi'h med nod wtili i.e gitg
dI i hia friend(I,
LE'Como Qo como all,
N. A JENING8,
20 Moin af root, GreenvciljJ g, g
anr12Ifl 19,