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The People's Journal PUBLSIuD WEEKEN. T. J. MAULDIN, EDrron. W. L. MATHENY, Bus. Man. Rutered at the Post Office at Pickens i second-class matter. Subscription, $1.00 a "Year. THURSDAY. FEB, 20. 1902. HON. GROGE E. PRINCE, of An derson, is a candidate for Congre. from this district. 0 0 0 UNDER the bill, just becoming law, the third congressional die triot will remain as heretofore. 0 * 0 If there are people in your mid. deserving help, remember then substantially in these times of try ing weather. IT is quite probable that eaci county in this congressional dis trict will have a candidate in tho field in the coming campaign. WHAT we say about Piokoni county is without qualifleation If you want a good hom11e among good peorl, come and see, for tea ing is bE:ievmg. WiiiN the cpapaign kope:.s in g"C' earnest, a ::t.e 'ater :n the season there w'. bve let t alskau Z'. abut ud a g ;i . of the harC *: __er . 2 r...~dv a 'b..u # 1. ,, .T .h ' iL t An nd tm remmbre :'lnen an- hm fello. That . aiis seid il h~Ue is.:doubly frtunayfte.] WEo wouldr hked to give tesr textdof thet bill reote~d byl rspeci'alegislorat committeefl prartitoe a dqut o f rzthersent hroul aihnd ise ca sengetdio overcome the deficm cleson preset sytem ., Savin grae tote e ialo i frellwR a all, is Cainaiid abou thee bes te mte unlst tand aPickn bony can't, e no don wouldtive datges byh tount of the billtepArte by sisal itlegmorlactive energyo ous, litl moreate foris wIch pser toe coan madeqtouate ri br e por ee toule forsc clTe tmercatome tdisposa, ClSofthe prsntstm about he hos sae inte e andhichard countyr doan't beo collt bidfo the stpeopll Ie old seriter hae ectie creergy, litty ofreny cookatv forardt mot abundanortie, whibh raotiate courm pib teg mak aend tan bf menod serde A~ t nr raeoall pole mse por Te saingsa mor dispoentl, thisi haist,oceotieil : Thains hatr minfertues tht s - ~ mill brilgrelie frome e asat Tin visit of Prince Henry, < Germany, to this country has mol of politics than true friendliness I it, and there is neither sense n( policy in the way some Amerloat are raving about it. 0.. A correspondent from Union, i C., to the State says in effect ths - the snow was about two and a hal inches deep and that business wa a practieally stopped on account of it That wasn't any snow, hardly. a Tamaruc are hard times to th - man in need, but the lesson to bi learned and cherished is that, a no time hereafter, must any mai t fail to give heed to the practica a teachings of the proverbial ant, Tnx peoplO who pay the taxei want economy in the adminis tration of the government, but th6v do not regret reasonable pro. visions for old, worn-out Confeder. ate soldiers. They earned this recognition long since. Tn state house in Columbia will soon t e completed. when it will stand among the Linest publie buildings in the U nitel States. It is in keepin.g with the greatness ci ku h Caro*,na, but it has e:ast a m ut of ImIrer. L..m :e. . r atto altC a~ vv ., L.m n law s I -tB 41c., r~ays oer ime w iu paj - a. auc matters in. worirt en tr> th depth zo fouteh irarmw~und aik e Aerencb ach was the por~tiona icheC peopl whe threy aok lat a r riV strm jut rarignthae costl the worldi-e etB semedrapdinga e &10 a poters wie. wItt a o Er da theisCharestopn exp he itio grows2 mattrs inrertia a ifyin to the dpthofotertf eshwR Ever oth Cof ni ed who cawhe the timke ougt kiso astluythoeht and rlecet vieyhay thneCrflpres ehp hbeenz grows morte iouthrespial in thi rspt ow sue. sm~g th I-rt~ is ta principee, lon faset edy shoo. pryiao.The ncessinyf en- proportin toar the advanemengt t ie haght wnerfucail proeresi . This mae ie the principecutl . in hrcieis wate mseswn the te wnt t pr oof--a, l n aeti ut.' shoolth proiofs henectheitrep cs- eneival dationwis alidh the higher eduaioa ntr Thins mbth inciplgo bgt racytocepe idtteasses south Linheyont he rooedand ao >b ate th ofofr whne atfeir moep we basenis aestiae and do inh ed lcdhmatteha fa as dfuty.Co ouy~mcasw to- taing birtda n thigouien ndio utheraemectooexheesnions mstre( traeosy poteted iats ofeshe eopled whoe ihn oin pmrie ald hia b h ed fa )f 'TianR is food for thought in Al e the suggestion that the counties n and townships desiring roads that or are equal to the need of growing s sections of suoh counties issuo cot long term bonds for the specine in purpose of road improvement. but I This method has been tried and co has worked admirably in otherito f states, why not in this? It is all cot a question of cost and who is to I pay. The only trouble in the way of seems to be the fact that the own- bes ore of property would be compelled mit to bear the burden of taxation,f qui but an equitable law could be en- Thi acted whereby the shifting popula- 0111 tion could also be required to ren der proportionate help through atU0 number of days work sufficient for ties the purpose. As thn matter goes are today the owners of wealth are Por bearing the heavy losses through 8,o broken vehicles and impeded trans- t his portaticn. ti'oc -. - and Direct from the Legislature. an larl Both houses of the General As- the seibly have been doi ng good work rai. of late Several bills of more or in less iuportanco liave been passed cle: and scmc go'd ones have been str< killed. ha The anti-trust measure intro.,- 111 d e by Mlr. Joehson passed t he of H{ouso last week but there is some we' ..oubt of its passing the CSelate. ste, l'he House has aio passed th. her ll re ating to working and main, hal g roads aud highways and we ing thitk that if the Set.ato passes this les m sasure that we will have a law Tl this sabee: which will be ge on1 e-A in its e:peratton ad cform bui So:tItUt0ioA, reqirement ts rut sp-.C al o oa esaina d1 a: the same time take the "read et Aw" qus:ion out of ConutV poh. ua'id w:. W% Will we believe an v e genra satisfactin thrugh- Col :ti t;A state. The salarv bill is still harging faS r' but we wil likely re.ch the t * lueieu on that subject this aml v q k. bu 'he appropriation bills have bo htissed -ind the county supply bill at ma1 1 'aIcihed the Senate. Tho levy nt or l:ckens county will be ono- 8o aa f ( ) mill less this year than t .aut. We would liko to see it low- da -red a great deal more than that, fa but it looks as though that can't N be done at this time. an wf Everything is being rushed with d a view to adjournment next Satur day, but we will have to wora night and day to get through by that time. We have been holding night i sessions already for a week or d more. There is a possibility of re- a a maining in session longer than the t forty day limit which of course will to 'be done if it is necessary in ordter W 0 to finish the work that is obliged ' g to be accomplished, but I hardly think that it will ben necessary to km stay here longer than Saturday. |C n iI. M. M. Il iti *' 4. HO0W TO FARM LIFE ATTRAC 'Fl VE TO( OUR YOUNO PEOPLE. n Children are cloio observers. st it|The farmer wiho is successful, and sc ]has faith in hlis work and, above pl Sall, love for it, will have littlo e trouble to make farmers of his a< Sboys. They are not likely to have u much love for [an odcupaItionl that tI p~arents have failed to. make a fi s- success. To arouse tile boy's in-~ o 1( terest while young, start him out e' Swith someoth ing of hiis own, somoni- ti thmng lhe canx take care of, harvest ti e aind soll himself, Don't miake vi m them work for you all the time, h1 to but begin while young to teach t< lhim to do business for himself, to ai look after his ownl interests, makro c< as him your confidant in your busii 7y noss affairs, teach him huiesCs ti princiles by actual example. hi Remember 'tis very discouraging te d, to give thenm anything while it. nl needs care and attention, to be- fc eome Papa's when sold. Start w on right, being mlore co~ntented your- 0 or self. Call on your necighbor once in in awhile, anid see how he is (faring, al of if worse thani you, you will be more a *contented after that; biut if he is p. he faring better, it will help you to nI improve. The world no longer te laughs at the successful farmer. sy Don't think you have been over re. looked in the grand struggle, that ,ir the other fellow is getting all the u4 plums. If we do not get to the er top, it is because we have deceived ~ ourselves and placed to high an Rn nl- estimate upon our real worth. to ye Make the home attractive, stoip St ,rumbling, practice cheerfulness, saI no ach is catching. Don't keep nso busy lowing turnips and Bowb of ing on patches, sow something fe vo thait will satisfy that natural hu-, sa ye mnan taste, something that will ap. Iet t. eal that dormant intellect. This b knd of sowing will do more to Skeep the hungry soul from eating In 'Y the forbidden fruit than all the in irnjunctions you ever issued. r-An Observer. P1 W o MB., WfEELERt GOT tu1 O' 11IS at BHEUJMATISM. "Datrintg the wititer of 1898 I was so 5 lame in my jolite, in fact all over miy e body, that I could hardly hiobble aroundc. de when I bougt a bottle of Chamberlain's an "in Ba1 n. rm the Birst application fir bea a t well, and was oured and foi sie ~Iffthey4.b St6I INrERE8MNG RESUME OF THE RESO1RCES Ole PICK ENSCOUNTY. kiny person vishing to live in a nimunity whiro diversiflod farm- i can be madh a money making 4 uinosea,'ehoilt como to Plokens I mity, S. C. rhe climate is unox- I od and it his every advantage I bodesired for an agricultural 4 nty. t is now knqwn that the hills I "ickees cQunty are rich in comn I cial minerals, iron, mica, as tas, copper, filafar and other icrals exist here in.. payiiig *ntbities as the geologist gives it. se miuicials abound here and y await the influx of capital and rgy to make this one of the t thriving sections of the rapid rowing south. The opportuni offered hero for stock raising unexcelled even by the best tions of what is known as the k raising states. With a small ny of capital and a little work, countywould afford some of the Rt, pasture lands in the world horses and mules and cattle sheep can be raised here at a 'a doubt that di , ir limpid reiesting SpIM ..a. d amrs and wl.enl once the lands e been set ia grass it will re *n for all time to the exclusion worthless undergrowth and le. Long winterL the bone of k raisers is a thing unknown e and very little forage would ,e to be prepared for the keep of stock as compared to other favored r-,gions. 'he flourishing town of Easley the Southern R. R. is rapidly Iding up. It has a high echool ning ten months in the year, .uk. an oil mil, one $1100,000.00 ton mill just started last year Swill pay a dividend this year, I another cotton mill in the irse of construction. -iberty a thriving little town en m il-s west of Easley is alo t building up. They have a months school, bank, oil mill. i a cotton mill, all doing a fine nuess. oine farming lands can be ight in and around these towns reasonable prices. Northorn far rs who are thinking of moving ith, can find no better place for ensive farming, stock raising. irying, fruit growing, truck niing, etc, if you will write to A. Hamilton, Easley, S. C., d tell him what size farm you ut, ho will furnish you. He a1s in all kinds of real estate. xxx SAVED HER CHILD'S LIFE. "In three weeks our chubby little boy a changed by Pneumonia almost to kelton," writee Mrs. W. Watkins, of easant City. "A terrible cough set in 4: spite of a good doctor's treatment several weeks grow worse every day. e than used Dr. King's New Discovery Coneo~iption, and our darlinug was n soulnp and well. WeC are sure this aind medicine savedl his life."' Millions ow it's the only sure cure for Coughs, >lds and all Lung dise.ases. BOLT & ternley guarantee satisfaction. 50o, .00. Brial bottles free. AN APPEAL FOR HELP. Cannot the chemists of our ste and national colleges get up mo cheap and] healthful chemical -eparation of human food? It ems to mec .tjhis would be very colptable just now. Is getting p the proptirationls for crop~ foods ie negrost road to it they can ?.I thitik our young people ight to be wyell warnedl of the til e fl'cts of whiskey andl tobacco; eo latter does not cause the devil y to others as the first, but it is ~ry filthy, oxpensi-:e, injurious to al1thI, premnaturoly wyears out the oth etc. It strikes me that there iculd not he so much said to en >urage theo production of it. We igh'lt remuind tihe boys of oc unwisdom of runninmg their >rses half to death I in getting to wn to loaf, and finishing him up iunning back home after night, r fear of being overtaken by itches or blue-devils, Tram 'Shanter like. It seems to me there could, and iould( be, a great many improve tents, with very little effort on our irt, to improve the lelasureable, 's of the journey through this rraqueous sphere. Agricoliet. A LEGACY OF THEOGRIP. Is often a run-dawn system. Week. s, nervousness, lack of appetite, en. gy andl ambition, with disordered liver a kidneys often follow an atak of is wretched disease. The greatest need en is Electric Bitters, the splendid nie, blood purifier and'. regulator of omach, Liver and Kidneys. Then. nds have proved that they wonderfully -engthen the nerves, build lip the sys n, and restore to health and good irits after an attack to Qaip. If suf -in g, try them. Only 50o. Perfeat ~isfaiction guaranteed by Uolt & Thorn. U3UCKLENS'S AIRNICA SALVE, Thei best and most famotia compound the world to conquer aches and kill ins. Cures onts, ho-ls Burns and nises, s~ubdues mIlnflamation, masters lee, Millions of: J3ixes solit yearly. orko wonders in Itolls, Ullcers Felons, Iti Et uiptiot2. .t dires or no pay, 25o Bolt & Thiornlay dr'tig atore, NOT1Ok2. ?'ho Offlee of the County Superinten. ut oif Education will be open on Friday dl Saturday of each weekaloonrt it Monday and Tusday Inench suo th ' the sale of sool books and other sinaan aannnd with thn nMan. NEW SHORT STORIE Pentene.a a~ landicnp. I. JR. Sheffeld; the fullback, can jp fMm Princeton the other Sunday iddress the Weet Side Young Men lhristlan association at Princeton, at n illustration of one of his remarke I od an Interesting anecdoto of tl 'ootball field. Fisher, the giant centi )f the Princeton team, was unable 1 make the team at first, for, while I imd the requliite physique for a Ili player. he seemed to lack that essenti lement known'In football parlance i 'gInger." "We could not understaid this d iciency in him,' said MA. Shefliel 'until one day in practice a coach w] tad kept his eyo on him noticed th io stopped and begged the pardon its opponent for going at him in su, in enthusiastic fashion in one of t rnes plays. Iisheris fault was d 3overed. He wastoo polite. He h, stways been very gentlemanly al .ourteous off the field, but on the gri tron there Is not room for much polil mesa." Fisher was instructed to play ha and clean and beg no man's pard for it. Ile obeyed and made the tea -New York Times. Had It In its Pocket. Rlepresentative Dalzell was dise( Med pacing uneasily up and down I ways and means committee room c day recently. "What's the matter," asbed Rlp sentativo McClellan. "You seem to nervous." "I am nervous." replied Mr. Dalz< 'I'm going to speak on this Philipp; tariff bill. I always havo stage frhl for hours before a speech. "And that reminds me," he cont ned. "Years ago President MeRin "TrE DIiFERENcE nETWEEN VS IS TH1 and I were waiting at a hotel to dr1ven to a hall where we were b 9nnounced to speak. 'Mr. McKin sat calmly smoking his cigar, whil was pacing up and down just as I now. "'Major,' I said. 'don't you ever nervous before speaking? You are cool as a cucumber, and I'm as n( ous as the valedictorian of a yoi ladles' seminary.' "'My dear Dalzell,' he replied, difference Is this-you have got y speech in your bead, and I've got nm in my pocket.' "-Washington Post. MACINERY AT CHARL1E! TON. In this industrial day and g oration, machinery and its mu form labor..saving devices, are interest to every man, and it is liberal education to the uninfor ed, whatever his calling. to vi and examine these agregations ingenuity and capital. To wa one of these machines at work, to s cold iron and steel puls; with sentient life. They seem think and then to act. Hero the marvels of electrical inventi wondeors in rubber and lentti strange combinations of sawdr coke and salt transformed i shapes of wondrous beauty, har< than the dliamond, the new ab~ save, carborundum. Here are< gines, land marine, a wild~erness pumps, cotton gins and grain r chinery, implementq and~ toc Truly when one sees such ain ex bit ats this, it is not diflicult to 1 derstandI how and why Amer leads the world in inmnufacture SOMETHING WILL DO YOU GO0C We know of nod way in which we ho of more service to our re'adaders ii to loll them of something that will b( real good to them, for this reason want to acquaint themi with what we c sider onie of the very best remndies on mare or coughs, colds, and that ala: igcmlaint, croup1. Werefer Chamerlin'sRemdy.We have nu it with such good results in our fan so long that is has become a househ necessity. By its prompt use we hmave any doubt but thit it has time and ag prevenitedl oroup. Thue testimony given upon our own experience, and snggest that our readers especially th who have small children, always keep in their homes as a safeguard agai crou p,-Canden (8. 0.) Messenger.] sale by G. WV. Earle D ruggest. NOTICE. The firm of M. Hendricks & S< has desolved in the merchant busi'uess. No business will be do by either of them hereafter as firm. NOTICE. The Board of County CommnissionE will meet mn special session T'rsd February 27 for the purpose of cornph ing all unfinished business. Theo 1n ing business with the Supervisor's off may find the oleyk of the Board, Maj M. Stewart at the Court House duri bum iness hours till date MXLLXONS PUT TO WORK(. The wonderful activity of the new ce tuy is shown by an enormous demal to the world's best workers-Dr. Kin, Ai ' Life Pills. Constipation, S8 en dache, Billionuness oraytroul af Stomaoh, Liver or ~Kineys he unrivaled. Qalg 9Pg drM tor S IC iarg bir 10 0 N.", 7 10 [it -1~ Andd dr [11. in-.i El'R It is w~orth all it: costs to havc Gi" arden a - 1) Fook, iAlattocks, l1IS~~ linf I -.11. 'I hirne's nmade , \\fil" (A . I. 111L ilachincs, and l'u r it-re ()f 1U it In H A And a r' \nLA~ 4~,7!j WEST EA i 2-7. ]P-.z2X, - R E, Rke,4 ShvesSp et onr1 ltX1'IIM DllUG SKI ' of (itREENVILLE,,- 1.\ -I~ Prescription l li4'l(4 ; om the 4 -10St lt o- t I t I ilii Ct' 18,ue .il .444 *e tt. I8. 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BOGGS, iness liours I ai at your scrylceo to figuro Ihe lowest priCCS'on C ( CKS, JEWELRY, &C 11-L h ir itewing Machines, Needles, ;I ways 4on1 hand or promptly or 4t :M41 u'raphophones anud Sup. S i r tie at. the coipanies' reula uuuy done. All work guaran n T. Boggs, Liberty, S. C. DPOTATOES en eeds PIJKTING. a -ooil grarden. Besides the s;tock the(- neceCssarlv arrning Tools! es, IFork;, Bish looks, Briar w Sio!,ks, Best Steel Beam ws, Iron King Stoves, Sewing kilds, Pretty StyIles. Clean S')tock of ANJDGLOTHING out Every D~ay. * 7verything. u n. . hrouwgh our rooms. u our stock. cF ALL. E SEASES av'o the most fatal of all dis 909KIDNEY CURE Is a d @COuaranteed Remedy ormney refunded. Contains rem s recognized by *mi nt p. 'hysicians as the best for Kine and Bladder t-roubles. PRICE 50c. and $1.00. H Io *"ni et ion? Many people Ihink. It imp i bl)(~j e! to finle a iFirst ch. Gene ~ral Storo in a town of Ion't you bel ieve it ! .-ean? yoUfu an heCOnvinced r pi Fi r.-t-cl1ass General Storo by catlling on uwill find( a tine and 1 . 13).SS E ArTON, C'ent ral, S. C. n\:1 yo mak1Ilde presents, 'Vones', pu rchasers ( p s ilver goods ) ouir preCsents I f.e lPius, ( olor.. * utifl lat. .05 2.25 almi Sib2e .15 - 8.00 - 10 obl,.25 - ~ c-l'ilI, doir 2.50 - .715 .30 04 i heat gol fli.. 50 0,~ti:lei in *Jewevlry pro, nu hor t notice. Is 14/y silver goods: \sta, Colu. .bia, ;. .;e and. Shell Satin. Li lver Co's., Quadru H p PIOKENS, 1'AS4LEY, 8. O I '~VI( EF) FINAL SETTLEMENT., Iwill ajply to J1. BI, Nowbory Pro b) .tv j Jug for .PickIt 15 Cou1nty on1 Sat' urday thme 1st. day'. 'of' March1902, o a Iinald sottIlement of the1 estate of 0. , Bantks dec('aseHd, aind 10sk to bo dceinissed vY n.1 An or