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The People's Journal Ptvr ml) MYIAtY WKI)ZUNEsDAY MOI\INO T. J. MAULDIN .............Editor. W. L. MATJ1ENY..........Bus. Mgr. Subscription $1.00 Per Annum. Advertising Matos Reasonable. Jntecod at the Post Office at Pickens am second-class matter. PICKENS, S. C.,: Thursday, October, 23, 1902. If you want to spend a few days profitably and get full returns for your money, tako the Madam and the children down to Columbia during Fair Week and let them see soimlething of what South Caro lina and her pople are doing. The Court house is a good placO in which to study human naturo. It is there that crimio and virtue and all the ways of men and wom en too are exploited boforo the public gaze and in tho hearing of the public which, a fter all is the dreaded censor of tho acts anld sayings of most people. Solicitor Boggs goos into his cases to convict whore the CvidetiQ War rants tho Grand Jury, in their judgmen t, in presont ing a t rue 1ill. Solicitor Boggs has made a re-ord in the Eighth Circuit, though he follows a long list of aible criminal lawyers who have made th Figlith Circuit Solicitcrship ani envialte positioni because of the merit ot the mon who have held the etlic,. The 'Treasurer's books are open and the Treasurer is ready to Ce receipts for the tax's you (i oe, lovied to help run the gov,rn monlt about, which we Iiav? hlIear.1 so much and had so much fuss a1n( fun during this year of clect 1s. Would it n3t be wise to attend to the payment of these taxes at the earliest possible moment? There are a few sure things and one of thpm is tax. 9*W After all, this cotton cro)p will turn out fairly well and the first c. next January will find tho peo,h in bottor shape than they hatv been in many years. One goo( thing is nlcslinfg, and that is thal there is imoro surplus mouney a fl. at thani has bWen noticed ini my years, or if it is not such money as could properly be termned "surplus" it is on hand just the same and much of it will doubtless serve its good mission in the set t!emen t o f long standing debts, many of which have not beeni paid simply because the men who owed hamve not had the funds before. THlE GENERAL ELECTIONS. Thue general electn ome~oi this year cn the fourth day oif Novem. her, the same being Tuesday af ter the first Monday in November. A proposed amendment to the coni stitution is to be voted on ini this election. and it is well that all qualified electors read the notices of electionm published hereini and( learn for thomselves just what this prop)osed constituntional aimeud mient is, alnd be preCparied to vote itollgenitly on the question. amid it is insisted also that every qualified elector come to the polls on that day and vote in support of the democratic nominees there by fullfillling thme promise and ob ligation made and taken when he elected to vote under democratic rules ini the primaries There should be a full vote polled on November fourth because it is a plain duty of every citizen to ex ercise his right of suffrage and because every full vote helps the cause of democracy, oven though it be in a state almost solidly dem ocratic. THINK. If the conditions that face you now--ube they bad or indifferent are met philosophically, their beet solution wili be the more speedily reached. If people---.your friends -mmhaunderstand Toul if the follies of the past are sometimes present ed with reourrent consures, anid obstacles sem to have risen in your way, gathering driftts and building higher frot the mrooked hopes and plifs of the past; if all hife to this day seemsu a failure-mnow is the time of all times to nerve yourself for the besi *adavors of your life, This con. #elousiess of failure.-this delhber. *t. m.esement of the past and IoM9arison with what your heari 4eliso-mght have been marku ke ~#SNIR of omdeege tios of a lifo attuned to the inspir" ing proluptings of its consciow stlongth and capacitty, loading tc all that is best. Bo a man, nc matter what you have boon. Notice of Election. For Ropresontativo in Congress Thiri District, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Pickens. Notico is hereby given that tho (ion oral Election for Reprosontativo in Con. gross will bo holli at the voting precinctr fixed by law in the county of Picketis ou Tuesday, November, 4, 1902, wisd say being Tuesday following tho Ilrst. Mon day as proscribed by law. Tho qualiflic Itions for suffrage are a%" follows: Residence in the State for t wo y sl'. in the county one your, i. the 1l I ns pro. inct in which the elector strsftl+ t.' vote four mouths, antii te ply:iymIn'nt I months before any ele.tiont of A p% ' tax th.n due Ind1 pa1yab le: 1'ro, i.i ,. that m m11intorst inl th,ergt' of' :II isr' :1: ,''. churclh and toiehors of pubblIl h.' is shall bo entitledI to vot a tesu i nout h rowidee l! in (ho St:ts'. o Its:ii.tw e tu.tl i lied. Registrationt. aItym lelt of all tatxts', itnelilding poll taxs, atsSesft'lland! rt lk-'ttl t during theo preu ytear. 'It Irtou tioln of i vor" titientu o1 of the r'ceipt of iItho ollit-or authoriz led to eolreet such tais' shl II i t conchisivo prot,f of (te piynent there'+f. 1efor'e the lhour lixed for opening thr pols Ma:tagers and Clot Ik must tako and subiscl5rie)t's tile 0u i'st tutioial o th. '. l ('hairmtlan of tht ',uoard of \Managers c .n atdaiiixer the oatli to tlhe o'htr mana gr : o i the '!erk; a Notary Pnb'.:e mus11: ;h itl ter thet oath t' the v!b:ir n. . The :n m:agr' -ket t.ir c ur ('h &tio: .t the e :t. b ot eetn . :.1 : :." l t .. a . ta a eleci . S tft I .::: .1 't itsI. a ; th : Eua v-1t :. t .:. P **.. , *.2 L .m . t La tt I > } . (t .:v::. Lit : -. 1 . F ank Crane, tH e e~-..5 i: -I H. P 3 lpot a. T Pa:1i.:.- .E.J s,F rs tros Pi ' IicsG E. tR Wilias, George Lat:e, GadnJoe, Cateechee--R R. hld .pt P. S ih 'L. W.. H ward.res PLt2' X Cre.:k-Gen. W.riflu E.C N. Hughes Ji Sila(s Wiliam.Wiim, MSitLC Cei.--. . Boweliil, J. P. Smith phee F. C.rsok-Gn. VGrfi,W S i M:le--Allen Stewart, J. M. Perry .Johni HLollis. Cailbionn-Thios L. Grant, W. A. ITogi, W. N. Cochran. Holly Springs-Jas. M. Gillespie, Early Moseley, B. C. Ligon. (Gap Hill-Chris Abercrombie, B. D. Maualdin, Edward Craig. Liopers Gin--Emory Jones, T. W. Hill, Joseph L. Looper. Crosswell-T. C. Spencer, Adolphus Williams, WV. D. Garrison. The managers at each precint named above are requested to delegate one of their number to secure boxes and blanks for the election. They can be secured ou and after Monday, October 27th, at the ofice of the Peoples Journal, Pick ens, S. C. S. H. Brown, Chairman, HI. L. Clayton, 8. M. Perry. Comumissioners of Federal Election fol Piiken county. October 14th, 1902. A Cure For Cholera Inftantum. "Last May." says Mrs. Curtis Baker, of Bookwalter, Ohio, '"an infant child o; our neighbor's was suffering from chol era infanitum. The doctor had given uf all hopes of recovery. I took a bottli of Chamberlain's colic, cholera and Dim: rhoca remedy to the house, telling then I felt sure it would do good if used ac cording to directions. In two days tlms the child had fully recovered, and ii now (nearly a year since) a vigorou healthy r. I have recommmondet this remedo frequently and have neve1 knowvn it to fail in any instance." Foe ale by Dr. 0. W. Earle. CLERK'8 SALE STATE OF SOUT H CAROLINA Plokens County. In Common P1e05 Cour6. J, B. Keith, iSlaintiff, '5, Willis Glenn, Sr. Defendant. I usnoe of an order of foreolc sur intheabove stated oase by Eoz Ernest Gary, dated 3July, 18th, 1909 and on ale la the Clerk's ofBoe. I wi sell to the highest bidder on SAL1EDAY INi NOV/EMIJJi, 190% dusribg the legal hours tot sale, at Pil ens tSottrtt hose, S. C., thle followin traot of land to witi All that pied., varde or 46e # and othe a, containing al,ut fouirte# aOremo eor I aufbeI g the sent land eo ~ye this to7 UWil enn, Biw.) by ilwsaid 9.3 Trms dshb. Varolinset to p97 t papetesud for teoordlng same. A $, 20008 8L 5 .5iQQf Ja_ Tightly Locked Fron Nervous Spasns. Physicians Coul Not Prevent Fits. Dr. Miles' Nervina Cur t My Wit'e. - I: t 1y : t. w t: , - -,. , a e , ".t t tt litit tt.c !t {: i t . t'. i ' . . .. .. . h -. . h t - .:t:,he was para e, : . :.e 1.1-:v.i t:e t th stalt water an. ,- .h : , :m ',att,t she eventually g, l eO *-tt .* to ii a1 Ishort time slhe h.. att.'t'Ct :tt.t.k Sie was conritned to ' T"' 1-c,t t.ot citctte Itiths and the do t. :..,. nti hce!p hiet. She had fits frcque::'. "n. t:m e, I%e v .evere. IEer hands w",:1. 1 ,""t.rrt: st we could not open them atn ?.l V got so hter jaws weu.td t". T. : t Ftn.ally I saw the doIcter W' :.; "r a ,ttI anti ordered a be::', . . storative Nervnc. Sh n.. _ * - c benefi,t friom the hf.rst ' *~,,* more. She has :ake:.s . - n . but has never ha .: s .).: I dose. She a' t- . . Miles' Nerveia: .17 L -L- ... a e "; w-ithout th:. : .C -- -: 4 4. !'" :L : t ,n ttE t:P . V, .N?e"':e': 'i..' *e N. ~: A FREE PATTERNS - *..: e a !t' P n a rc ~e . MCALLS : MAGAZINEW A LADIES' M.4A1INf. } * ; s l 4 : co~ lt.1 79,L 4110 .ieQ7 5. c ku a . R e a e.' , S sat4. t. Y La1ta'.r .enta il,1 Sse e m y e te ittg ?-a,e,r' t:ecs. MS CALL 1 BAZAMe L4ATTERN4S Al Seemt Aaqed mud Perattus ihe the isudt5i Oe 4.2.* theas. ':?y t5 td is es -.a 4 -.3.a 1:=1e. .U.c : s1" va. S.: ,iarw'-y re ry al THE McCALL CO., 113-115-117_ Wtst 31st St. %1W YOM. NOTICE Al1 persons are hereby warned not bust, thii, trap or, in any other w tressp .ss ou my lands. Any vio tion of this notice will be prosecuted fullest extent of the law. Sep 25 t4 James E. Hagood, Sr. Notice of Final Settlement. I will apoly to J. B. Newbery, Probs Judge for 1Pickens county for a flual a tiement of the estate of Absolem Rop do 'eased, on the 23rd day of Octob 1902, and ask to be dismissed asqadmin trator. JOHN ROPER. Administrator. Sept. 25 t4 Notiee to Debtors and Creditors. Pe~rsons having claims against the tate of B. A. Greten, deceased, are queste,l to p)resent the same prope attested to the undersigned for paymi by 1st day of December, 1902, and tht indebted to said estate, must .make pi mont to Mrs. Ida C. Green, Administratrix. Chamberlain's colic, cholera and Dia rhoea Remeday has a world wide repu tion for its cures, IL never fails and pleasnnt and safe to take, For sale Sound kidneys are safe guards of li Makethmo kiduoyn health with Fole Kidney cure. J3olt & WXebb Piokens Chapman & Callahan Liberty. NotIee to Decbtor's and Creditors Porsons having claims against the, late of WV. F. Blasotngame, deceas aire requeested to p)resent thce samopr trly attested to the undersigned for pi ment by t,he 1st day of D)ecember 191 and those indebted to said etate m1 mnako payment to4-) W. T. FIELD, Executor, 09t3. NO FALSE CLAIMS. The prop.zetors of Foley a tionoy a Tar do nlot adveri iso this as a sure ci for consumption." They do not cla it will cure this dread com~plaint. in I vanced cases, but do positively ass that it will euro in the earlier sti and never fails to 'give comf and relief in the worst case. Fole Honey and Tar is withoiet doubt i greatest throat and long remedy.] fuse substitutes. Bolt and Webb Pi, ens Chapman and Callahan Liberty. A YOUNG LADUIS LIFE BAVED. Dr. Oha. H. Utter. a prominent pl sician, of Panama, 0'lomibIa in a re letter states: ''Last March ihad as patient a young lady sixteen years age, who had a very bad at tack of dya toy verythingIrealribed for - rvdinefeta~ndsewsgrowl . worse every hour. Her parents' w sure she would die, She had become tweak that she could not turn over bed. What to do at this critita meeet was a stty for me, but I thiou of Ohamiberlalh s0(1o10 Oholt sid J rthoca Itemedy and as a last resort 1 sor b4 it. The most woniderfat: re was teted. Within eight. honra I feseling lti# bAttern iniside -of tb * d ase Wasubon he'r eet and na. enj oon wbOe wat entb wehl, o r bale by Dra G. W. 1. ' a . . 'OTI0E 1 I hui o aay te his gt i b ptosgg t the exage Q?Q ITradi, .A B t-'att t'1iu i nt h s t",numencet ' .n l'wkeustl soIl. we prom ised tht lho \Om of thritty u lyvers tha1 ' hve for your inipecti( the 80 goods wero bought in coi thnt would astonish the manufa Now %\"c ltt u to give the tradlii ' be ou bad and g",. WVONI V 2 . ~ ~ V~r 11aL ;s.. , .c +. : , , t. . s k t B : i.n:S .ut lin .::ery\ and' E We are showing a largo li jh : eth-r-s try to mlatel 1s . eHard By tar the larg-st stock of Cook Stov" s and Heaters, Gun Pa:nts. Oi's and Vtarnishes. an_i Swi:t's F'aatous Wheat Gu: has his own ideas of taste and r suits you , When we bought Heatl Second hard Veerless Pcitable El to a FOR T -Write foa ite Catalogue -It costs no r, - -all kindsB of BUGGIES$ DAJYIS WAOKS, SUlRR[1 HEISTANDAE - CINICINN4A Responsible. s- in each town. Please utention this paper when wr: ly Our A by -4 fe. DURING TI OUR ENTIRE 38 A GREAT SA THOSE WH CHOICE OF S nd - PRIDE ire -- im art ges var he We Want Your We whh .to call attentior $ full and cornplete line of .. ..roceries and 3er Can dies. SWe;:N&ishi we coulid teachl no ltt sweet that looks that way alays th1 highet.i.f you bu '~ keep at all times a full Ji ?heah Sausage, and Ooffee. Freal A nice line of.$tationaryt Tabi Colot'ed Qk'ayons &o. ma GOOD GooDS-GOOD PRIC of motto, All goods mold for oaab or til 4t$1 ng isA1l JOST : in earnest, and the Big Store is onjoying thi >0people of Pickens county one of the lbet ti *t flock to our threo .large stores daily bear8 I n the largest stock of General Merchandiso uection with our four large stores in Not th a oturors and we have priced them to knock or Until Januai ltulilitc tlneo of the gri ndlost money saving ol: t yotur sharr. DWRFUL OFFERING I rts s0lis for 0ets., our prico, 2t1'. 200+) y 1blue, st-1la for s;5c tluri pt i(!(, 50c !.' Ul) ktinld for olyv :;A 4 tnts. :m 0) d our price acts. .1000 Clothing! C +uit ' if not you will find it here that fits we Cono to us for Vour clothing. A nice clay w ts the $.50 kind only $4 50. All wool elay Our Millinery Departme prottite.st styles that we have over shown. ....Men's, Women's, Misses e of of Mtn'". \Woilu's, M1ssOs attd Boys Sh ut they ean't do it. ware and Farmii Hardware in the county. All kinds of turn s, Meat Choppers, Cross Cut and Hand Saws, Wheat sowing time and we have a full supp 1no. Our space is too small to begin to enun ecessity. Each individual wants sometholltr; e had the peculiarities and tastes of our cust : 1=Bruce=N )gine to sell cheap, dIe Vehicles -4E TRADE, nour complete thing, showing S, CARRIAGES, SPRING WAGONS, &e. TG ID WAGON CO, ri, OHI0. Agents waunted ting, ~ nnual Reduction tford Sale o IS NOW ON Parn 11$ SALE WE WILLt CLOSE OUT Don' p STOCK OF LOW CUT SHOES AT ORIFICE, 0 COME FIRST WILL GET THEIR TYLES AND SIZES, AND PATTON, GREENVILLE, S. 0.( Regin Trade.... of the trading public to the All Confectionaries,.."' ". NIoW shown at Mr's. Curetons. suits no, -. Crackers. .. sverybody that everything is ,, h an.d that the best candy is not $8 $5 y it frointus. er?e All Goo ns of Hams, Fish, Lard, CotteletIe, Cheese always on hand, snto, Load and Blate ?enolle, Blates IES.-.GO0D TREATMNT -Is out br~Tr, ays brisk ORE. largost trado inl its history. When we )lanted our feet ading centers in upper Ponth Carolina and judgirg from 4 otl inl tho staltnont hat Wh w havo fulfil led our promise. thaIt has over been brought to this part ;f the state III outh Carohna1tt in large ituantlti(s for spot cashl at price.s it till so-called CoIl) petition, and f'rou 'y, 1st, 1903, )ortunitit-i that has over been known inl this part of tho N DRESS GOODS. aIrds Outing good dre.ss styles, at -10 per yard. '11rdl1 standard Print stIs s ol s for . m1tr p)ric, 14We. 'ardIs choeks good stiles at only 'lets. 'ards shooting the ricts kind only he. lothing! 1!, looks well, wares w'l I and at 15 to 25 por cent cheaper orst?d suit lhr kind yout havo al-1ways )ttid $5.00 for only worsted the $10.00 kind only $6,00. French ivorstd fron nt is Complete. -4 It. is ti im you worn get(ing yone Ia llat md Boys Shoes.... 0Os at interestilng prices Intd when it comes to Values in rg Implemnentsn gilows, D isc H arrow s, D : ' I ltw s, C ultivato r)IS,( rain )rills C:arp ,nter-s t~ Is, P'i11i.g1, Be lting1, l'nilders lla1rdwarrp Iv o! wheat I:=rtilizers, afin nateI oodsa, acid l)hosphate, Iteralte tho seasonable gt4) Is in ea I d1+pal"tmi!nt. Itaclh (n, espe'i ially Sited to his or her own 11eal8. \V havI) what 1C in m m:nd, ti s1tok shows the influence of our purpose. lorrow Co., D)o You Wat o .Nice o 4.. Suit ? A G;ood Shoe or 0 A Steish Hat? We have just opeOned ai lICO new stock of these andA"~" Now Goods and e invite all Let us Have Our Money. tits Sowing on account will please pay promptly this Fall It us5 of 1ongr. "Short Credit Makes Long Friends.," f0 appreciate your* friondship. W. T. MioFA LL. Y ....A GRAND OPPORTUNITY... ---TO BUV :Iothing and hats. ning Monday morning June 30th we offer our entire stock of M'ens, Boys and Childs Clothing at ..25 Per Cent Discount off the Regular Price.. straw hatu at 88j per cent discount. No hat carried from last 00 Suits now *15.00. $18 00 suite now *13 50. $10650 suits ,38. $15.00 suite no $11. 25. $12.50 suit a now $9.38. $10.00 $7.50. $8.00 suite no0W $0.00. $6.00 suite nlow $4.50. $6.00 N' $8 76. NS AND BOYS PANTS IN THlE SAME PROPORTION... ents panits now 88 cents. 75 cen ts pants 5? cents. $1 panta $2 pants now $1.50. 8 pants now $2 20, $4 pants nOW pant. now *8.76. '*6 pants now $4 50. is Sold Por CASU- Remember the Date u4ln treet GO nvilin 8. C1