The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, February 26, 1903, Image 4
The People's Journa
FUB)d3121E) JIVERY Tnial,AY MORNIN
T. JI. MAULI1N, - Eitor.
W. Lr8r.l : MATIfIINY, - BuM. Mg
Subsoription $1.00 Per Anuun.
Advertising Rites Reasonabli
Zntorod at the Post OMce at Pickens a
second-clasx fnatter.
PICK ENS, S. C.,:
Timlrsday, Februiry, 2(, 1903.
UNSIGNED COMMUNICATIONS.
We have received so)O interes.
tinlg letters which We would b0 very
glad to pub1)lisl but for the fact
that no name is signed to them,
Wo do not know the authors of
them or wec, would write them per
sonal letters. It IS our unvarying
rule to iuliish only such articles
as are signed with tho real names
Of the authors.
We say this 1)'cunse we are con
stantly roeceiving oxcellent letters,
all of which we would h glad tc
publish if we only knew to whom tc
attribuito tho writings.
TlE PROFESSIONAL. SWINDLER.
The successfiul swindling of a
'ew trustful people by a fakir and
profossional swin(llr, on the streets
of I'ickens Saturduy, suggests the
ath saihility of town ordinances
)rohihiting through highor liconse
or otherwise, such men from ply
iug theWir Ca1lhu1ig in our iU 11dst. We
uiitlerstand that this same man
who So successfully deceived a
goodly number in Pickens also
tried his band on Easloy with s011)0
success, anid wo Supp)os this same
sharper is off for other fields of
swindhug. It is a hard .matter to
draft ordinance.- that will meet
just such Clses its this. Such men
are usually shat :p enough to evade
the most rigid ordinances Thorp
is a law of force, however, broad
enough to take such characters as
this in hand an"d g:ive them the
quality of 1i tice th'-..i ::-.
WI.L WE HAVE A LATE \T i: E
What do the r: ... :.
rains of January de. . - . -:
considored beyond the ter:'.:.rar:
incoivenionc0 and discotllort oc
causioneCd theTreby? We have hIn
a season of badto weather that woul,
he hard to ui nhalll wero wo ab1)1 t
recall the htiutory of these iw
iiouiths for' several yealiri hael
1)amagillg Iloodfs, stornis art
weather dijstribanuest are bitt ev
ery day occurrenL'ces no'w. I t seemi
thait winter'i is bein)g fought hl)t
and the.se wvindts and1( rains are th
lighting forces against the eve
cold weather that usually comesi
these two mon01ths1.
'Vo may oxpect a late sprini
with a few opring like days mixe
in the cold weather immediate'
precedent to its comnlg, to remnir
us that winter mnust exponid horse
before the budding and growil
season can fairly open.
REV. R~. A. CHILD.
Old friends and members of
denominations welcomo the Roe
Ri. A. Child, Presiding Elder
the Greenville 1)istrict.
In this community his early ma
hood found full opportunity f
assertion, and from PickensA c!hur<
he went forth into tihe ministra
Hus talents and 'onispicuouts abili
would not allow him to be a hi
den ligbt-where his y rscrahl
and deep religious c.r- -: "s a
asserted thr:ugh u.' :z e
in him or,; trt~~';
church in 5 -U. 'o.
Hie is in 5- L. ires a a
strength, and 'ni -
people of his eI1.. I' ci
and teach arnd fla -'*.'
er ways5 the highs'i :.-'"~.wu.
people ha loves. and a pe.'>w
know his merit. and E'.m it.
his works.
THE R9OAD LAW UNCfANGOED.
The Legislatre* m.djoorned S3at
orday. Thbis nteno has beer
marked by a certain conservatismn
No radicai legialation was attemp
tsd, and there was a disposition t~
kHil alimesures that did not shop
the beet of reso f or their enact
sat. The lmiy seemed to look a1
Uhags sa a praetkaAl way.
ytie a ttr of regrt that oc
Id esiMet of the raad law was ef.
~set.L feople wiJi hea to put
.p with the pees wa o1 so4
wggiin se a while ogv. Tbe
sea..anty es elle *.soqk
WikteS000 10 0
asGpwIeasue
law are ample for keeping their
roads in good condition. The up.
. country must suffer from the fail.
uro to enact a general law that
r. will moot the demands of this sec
tion. We can marago to pull tnro'
the sulller, perhaps, but winter
rains makes traveling a most difli
c cult problem.
THE ROADS.
The roads make the chief topic of
conversation these days especially
with those who are compelled to
travel or to carry farm )roducts,
fertilizoors or goods to or from the
railroads. The question of traans
portation is a serious one. leayy
and continued late rains have made
the matter a very serious one.
1'-ple, as a general rule,aro laying
inl their supplies of colnmnercial for
tilizhrs much earlier than in for.
mer years and must therefore cot
tend with unlsettlh d weather and
bld roads more than firmorly.
The roads are inl a t' rrible con.
dition everywhere, hut b.sttor
weather with the cominig of spring
will settle this to a very great ex
tent, yet by that time the bulk of
the hauling will be over.
The ollly thing to do is to be
patient, and make the m1ost of ( Ir
cumistancos. h'ettirng will not
mend the loads or help along with
the work that inust be done. Per
haps the now road law-(of courso,
we will have a new road law-will
helP to avoid any such condition
of things as we lire now coinpelled
to endure.
MISCELLANEOUS. -*
Capt. John H. Bowen.
The Subject of this sketch was
born in Pickens county, October
20th, I;;38. his advantage-s for an
education wore such as the common
schools of the country afforded.
He gr'w up on the farm, and the
rk was such as developed
a strong and robust frame.
.::tal power was far above
averdg . He was a brave
n the Civil War and never
tir:d of telling his friends of his
thrilling experiences during the
war. e went i as a Lieutenant
rand came home a Captain. A s a
p)oli ticiani he was out-spoken, fear.
less and strong ini debate and nev-|
er used policy or he mighit hiave
rea,ched hihroflicos thanhevr
-filled, Ile joined the church at
Geourges' Creek aut about 25 yeaurs
ofi age anid was soon after ordained
a~ deacon wich lie filled at the
time of his death. iIe ,was hon
or'ed by his brethren of the Pied
mnt Association in being elected
C lerk and afterwards Moderator,
dwhich oflice he held for several
years. lie was County Treasurem
dfor several terms and representei
the county lin the Legislature for
two ter ms.
But it is of him as a Mason WI
desire especially to speak. in ear
ly manhood he joined the "craft'
lat Ebenezer Lodge lot in Mariet
ta, Greenville county, S. U, ar.i
miadl such proficiency In the ordoi
fthat lie was soon1 elected to oflic<
and( he had the distinction ci
ii
rserving as Worshipful Master of
Lodges in S. C., GIa. and Flia. lHe
stuiedi(( Masonic Litoratuire anid
was well posted in thin work. He
loved the ordler as was evidenced
by the interest lie always manifs-.,
ted in the meetings. is voice was
tor. heard with pleasure in the
meetings of the Grand Lodr:'
clh he loved to attend. Hates
LvA e No. 189 owes much of its
~e and vigor to the earnest and
:chful efforts of our beloved and
d+parted brother, John H. Bowen.
We shall meset our comrade no
more on earth but let us cherish
the hope that we may meet him in
the Grand Lodge above where the
Great Architect of the Universe
presides and where all good Masons
to to dwell forever.
R ESOLVED. 1st. That in the
'IM'. of 3. H. Bowen, Past W. Mi
-. csLodge that we have sui.
teda great loss and that the
Craft has suffered.
2nd. That the State and coun
ty have lost an able and anfluen
tial Citisin anid his church an ear
8rd. That a copy of these reso
iutionsB be spread upon our minute
bo2ok.
4th. That a copy be sent to the
bereaved family of onr brother as
serring them of our prayers and
sympathy in their troubles.
Signed, C. N. Wyatt,
J. T. Blatoni,
$. M, ~srrt,
IJommltte,
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAIE BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
(l.-.l cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
.and bladder remedy.
It is the great medi.
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer% the emi
I - - ncnt kidney and blad
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommendedfor everything but if you havekid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found I
just the remedy you need. It has been tested I t
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing
hamton, N. Y. The " 0
regular fifty cent and nomo of swamp-noot.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any miitakc, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y.. on every bottle.
FOR SALE !
The 1). A. Cooper 11oml1' Place, ,on
tainitg to ty sov'n (47) aeres, lying -
miles no-'th of Piokens Conirt littnse on
the Fass afras road. Ah ut d11) at'res
ch'ar. d, the reiniing 7 nres well tii
hered. School houso within olie mih>.
(lood wheat and corn mill within ont'
mile, We(11 watered, land Itvel aind1 in
good condition for enltivaation. On 1'
awcs of thie ind in 19u)2, were madh'
three bales of cotton a rd 211) hnxhels of
corn.
Sale must lie effe,ted AT ONCE or the
same will he withldratwn from the market
A good opportunity to buy a nice homet,
in a gta,ad settleme'nat. ''erns reaalmble.
(iood Titlh'. Apply to
'I'. ,J. M[autltin,
Ivy 1. Maultiii.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
l'ersto's having ctlims against the an
tato of .J. II. Bowen, dec 'ased are re
qtueated to prIsent the same properly at
tested to flho nundersigned for payment
by the fist day of April, 1903 and
those indebted to a tid eatatb must make
payment to
F19t3 L. E. Hunt, Adtr.
TRESPASS NOTICE,
All persons are hercby warned
not to hunt, fish, trap or in any
other way tresp)ass on any of my
lanids. All persons are also noti
tied that trespass of any nature or
kind on any of my lands by stock,
fe,wls or any other domest.ic ani
mals is absolutely pr'ohibited1, and
the owners thereot will ba proseen.
ted if they willfully violate this
notice.
f26t0 GEORG E A. ELITS.
Notice to Trespassers.
All persons tro herebyj warnod
not to hunt, "tish, cut ti mber or
trespass any of our landls in any
way, without express permaission
from us or either of us. Trhi no
tice is given as wvarninlg against
trespassers anid any violation of
the same will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
f26t4 B. P. Kelly,
W. J. Kelly.
RUNAWAY BOY. ..
All parsons are hereby warned
not to harbor, shelter or assist in
any way my son, Car'ey La.wrened.
He has loft me without my oonsutit
Joter Lawrence,
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FME MoALL O
As.tssI rnat ist t, rw ys.
Ginger Oream,
Soak a quarter of a box of gela
tin in half a cup of milk for half an
hour, then place the bowl over
steam until thet gelatin is perfectly gs
dissolved. Add to it four ounces of- e.
granulated sugar and a pint of g~
whippedl creatn, two tablespoonfuls
rf preserved1 ginger, chopped fine; in
two tablespoonfuls of glager sirup- wi
and a tablespoonful of almnonde, st
blanched and chopped verg fine, '*
stir until it begins to thioken, pour
into a mold and set on the se.;
serve in a glass dish, and powder
;he top with chopped almonas. .
Farm Sup
Never before havn we been so wOll equipp(
ion as W(, are 1ow. A tremo. idous stock of turn
('ottoil Jlarrows, Gluano Dist, ihutors, and in Inc
walnt along tll lineu you will 1ind hero and itho p
COOK STOVES,
Another Shipunent of tlhe failous 'Star Loa<
riceive(i. T'hrp i's no qluestt( n as to the merits
,tar l,oaders sing their owe praise.
FA UIM 1LEJ4LS-Thoro is nothing like syster
>vll and every thing will work liko clock work.
This is mid-season in our Dry Goods D.1)epart
ering many bargains in broken lots, odds and o1
o inspect this dopart(mont.
iTeath-IBr
Shot Gum
(,We Have a Large Stool
DOUBLE=BARREL SHU
* Will Sell at COST.
Farm supplies, Blacksmith tools, Plows, Trac
Easley Hardwar
ooley's Kidney Cure Foley's.
takes kidneys and bladder right, for children.
"vI "'JV1LV "7 "a MroOLH3NSIV&
'irosr aMw'" 4 a. -WO elssev "Iu"/V ~P.ud
'201iAvR.5 "'M 'H3IMQIVH "H
'AVM'1Vi NMI nOS 311? Jo 1uo1V lsea.au o0
..a.ssa sea-Pu)degg pa. ***.u **S.Ng:sL os se uoot;Uu
"PIJOM OI) ul-a, JAV g JVu-opul
AVM'IIVV NMXuiLnOS 7NL qrw
OqM~ ao o a dt.a mAwes"-&id -. w.
* 63.VJ. NMN Dayt s 'L
-~ Agony
Watcher~ Clocks, Sewing Ma- ed He
chines.. Dr. Mile
Phlonograiphs anid Suipplio'fot' Male at C
eog -lationi prices.
F1NlIC SEI4LECTION OF PHO. Unless pimpt:
NOG RAPHI RECORDS asri bro"may
Alvays 0on hand1(. osudndeath
Privato and'Public miusical entertain. ton~e isp the he
nonts giveu oni short notice, and improve thi
Sewinig Maohing Needlu fol al m "My trouble b
lhines and iuist ong Mfhioo all eN tece
vays on hand. New parts furnished andt symptoms of sie
Ittod at short not ico. sti pation, palpit
HIcycles--Parts~ and IFindings. derlef ttarm.n
,RuIlpair work done in all the above way and I supj
mn--25yeari experience. tcndency. At c
''E.atces for Railroad Service a that mny doctors
pecialty. dy.At this ti,
I can make it't. your interest to give 'he leas exer
oa call for-anything in the above lines. would britng on
~JHIT. BOOGs, - u vrtiai
Jew~eierandl Job PrInter, symtos ddisap
Liberty, S. 0. of Dr. Miles' 1i
. - better health th
p@ eartnh tal
-o OPiles, Burnis, Sores, them tom frie
Waxahachae, Te
rhings We L~Md~
Like Bost
Often Disagree Witih U*
selon follow.. B3ut there's a way t
caeuhoneuno.A dose of aDv De
ddgeat heodlill rellve you
ak tdie what yo?et.a 'n Vall Di oss.
Sigestioni '1. Kodol digests the food tis preparati
thot tb$1 o AhIu 1.:'IThumgi Ql e an1
? asattengh -oa. t ilves
OWessa tMIJwaany id*thfoyiw
Ndto, tSeM3 ad AnVIgotat, oinaeha can U
dsi -Mak ojnso
Red Bleed cur afeever
6 reilsi
(odDasauCar |euits allsi
i for th Plowai
p)lowe, Dit3c Harr
t anything you
rice is right. "v OC 111111
lived. 0 1 11a(Ilor 1f
thiM 1lot wvili bo sc
fer Cook S oves'F
Af this stove.
Wagonsfull blpply ofat '
(101e. wait for the
iient and e t ter propared to sell
dS. I will pa aIId wo want your
-see us.
e- vCon:
D~T GUNSar
tersesi u IL
Chainus, Pads, E"tc.clta~i'
oConsti
MrAl
CBiliou
and and C
U "are cirain to opris. T
eep the system' in
AON'S
IUANDTON
and good blood, good dig;esti
the roses in your .hecks.
0C a n ,Pt ,I.t.Tonic Pellets gently a.-is
b>uuklet at dea
BROW N
C Go.,New 1
en Co.,
Uoney0 and Tare
safe.sure. No opiates.
Treasure
L Auy
9,PJD' UOl9x .THE TREASURER' S OFFIlt
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBElM
DECEMBER 31st, 1902
OS~ H11
ias M60ippv "uotty Lif' o ickcl
-oart Dati0se.ase,as
l'h avffic of he Lntis Ircar
prvie asMo..La
inentsl all 1i01 bid cii 11 (I bc'ore 11.gid
,1tibu l ubledl by Ithe C(iil ,'ty \ijpg
t)y ll (h oiliaty Tred'i'' t - r , iid it{ the
Llli(es are l.ot pu)iil (on or before the~ I
udthlit ionl peirUdt l oneici per centumUr
and [ te sad lxe4.aHOSsIinns 1.
tbc tirdt day ofi .March next t herealti'
cetu thcecn shall b e u'Ihl by t h
ca~ite nital c(.llectQeI by Iti heCount~ Tlri
Vs y[f,*nxt, theUrealte.r, thec subil County T'rea
Limihe said taix51and a~ssmenand I
Tbe prtovissions oh thbis aIcI slhl ini
From Inherit asesmntsit of any townshlips of .bis
~&rt Diease, nd coupons iln aid of railroads w hiel
sadtowfnhip or townships4.
ure Hear. C r The Rate of State, County, Sc
i every four has a weak heart. OnDolrolTa ad
y .treated a weak heart will Ra
diseased heart. A little extra
cause is sufficient to b)ringon
lady the mnos t common cause
.D,r. Miiles' Ileart Cure will
art's action, enrich the blood I icral~ i ia ih i
circulation.
e an with catarrh and I have ieiti atayI 91,*i(C ,I
Si t causedl the trouble I have 'ti~tOtfPiktsCUilyiil
h my heart. Ilhad the usual sl VI101 VlnelvOtii
eplessness, lost appetite, con
.taon of the heart, shortness 31t te e cti. lL;x1loltr
in around the heart and un
'nmother suffered in the sameLeyrSttrIi.
lose .mine was an inherited '~ tln, 1)
ne time I was in agony. I. oniuiirt l
:rehy and became so weak
said I could not live thirty'' "Pi.lil()LOOS
ne I had not slept over two" CcltlOd$
in account of nervousness.
se. such as walking about
palpiation and fluttering o
re that I would have to giveiilv orS t adCt
nd rest. Nerve and Laver
of constipation and heart Lv o neeto kei .I
Peared under the influene til~
ecv Heart Cure. I am Inipn 3
an I have been in twelve eyfrotrt0.PiknI.
< Dr. MIles' Remedies for It, jmls
the esad.t remedIes on eyfritrs ~FccsI.f
s."-MRs.L.4.CATRELL,eilleyIo'SholD
11l and guiarantee first bot. " "
u:edies. Send for free book i ' 44 5
Heart Diseases. Address ~ ~ '
OneCDollarkhllrTax an
mecig an ar s, 10 s2 ..tc4 i
Tesurer1an o0 Piesunt w Silop
Of 0tin l 1tetisca no tie ttro ritl We nesa, 0olti
dtget~ thikInd olye1st. Raepercet su'a ta xt iontre
ngLnt~hilel ndnevr Bot revy02 i lor S tae wo...,
"1~InQt eurl Contit I ot al'.
kS it Ily t~sue ~ p' abl oalt Inldten
beenTotaionv for8t and C o0
Luigtey for iners0o0P2e. R
N. AleWnecwarv stas Lev focatinrs on Plickponser. R
thoe pyinSpBeal bey forc Se'ioo i
g Store.
id Buggies
B3uggtik he Ond liv.d
,,e,s..
)ottr coe' uonck ld g(.,t W iy
V3 iavanco<l" he -Rl: mak your
Od t the ne on
ulco n iht'e, yr',euy
Iz r s...
ad of Fortibzra, andl the
nteh.but cometn and t e1r e
ourL n ;iou
L paEn V.
pation
0ES
snessa,
ompleklons
ien where's your'Co)cauty?,
goodt order by taking
LIVER PILLS
R; PELLE-,TS'
on and good health wi keep
1amon's Lver Pulls and
t nature. Free tiamplu and
lcrs, or write to
MFU. CO.
'ork and
neville,
a.' N ic e.
AROLINA,
rer Pickens County, S. C.
ickens, S. C., Oct. i 5t i 1902
r, Wi IiTOUT PENAli LT Y. iv
an aoll ttVaxesdo'oi i colle v,N n dt
oe duloe nde payfble on (lr Mor
cry0 ear, and ly tue i(ir:u ax,e
5i1ne, C' 1 .a ll) < l1IOne '~ iBr tiC.l.bh
e oIte RILcot opeteud ehlle
ho:lid xec a a.'aie.t nld
Oc ollec arb h Comutar
r,e n ait C'ialI penab fi VLIve'
i Couy Aud~'ito o th e oulintyf dci
or befoe h li ftenhdayof MstI i)O 0 Q'b
Osulties 'gant h.poe:yo
nie-t11Bhiit'lit ieritoore Tisudb
havel not' beena c oltd hro
hol and. Spec ilax nclu
ise spi lisfr t e liely a
w 15th. uni ensdy ee
*~', . .. .. .. .. ..3
IAt' i~~t. ]it, ...... iit mill s.. oleC
R. bon, tJlor l oi caneI I ii' To t'
. pon-l for Estat u Togwry hvi1
81trict No , Unt2 S ls,ij''E
" " 19,l~d 2otg "o l1O)3,
toonhallba,age 1e1' zenltbehween
~Sens hteen td wee3 O1 8niF