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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
Spicer.

April 20.
Hulda Samuelson visited at New
London Monday.
The wedding Of Joe Crevier to Miss
Hattie Seraye is announced to occur
April 9th at the home Of Matt Cody.
There will be a reception and dance.
May the young couple live happy and
long and prosper.
Monday evening, the 18th, as your
correspondent was taking a cat nap
on one Of the depot waiting room seats
he became conscious that something
unusual was going on in the room and
waking found himself confronted by
about 80 neighbours, both sexes, old
and young. 1t was a successful hold
up but in this case the money went the
other way. He was handed purse Of
Sc. 90 as a reminder Of his And ami
versary and instructed to purchase
himself new violin case with the
money. Your humble servant is very
thankful for this beautiful and much
needed present. Music, games and re-
freshments were kept up until ? a. m. :,
when We correspondent was left to re-
sumo the nap unmOlested.
L. &. Jensen has rented the Peterson
blacksmith shop and is using same
for general blacksmithing.
Mrs. Mardin has been quite i'll the
past week.
Preparations are under way for a
good entertainment at the last day Of
school.
Alex Westlake, an expert boat
builder, late of Minneapolis, is settled
here for the purpose Of supplying
Green Lake and surrounding lakes with
boats of all descriptions and with suf-
ficient amount Of patronage will make
Spicer his permanent home He comes
highly recommended, both as a boat
builder and a gentleman, and Judging
from cOnvers alton, models and draft
ings, one would be led to believe that
he is fully competent of building any
thing from duck boat to an ocean
liner. He already has several orders
| for sail and row boats, and we hope
hereafter there will be no necessity O
looking further than Spicer for good
boats.
Captain Ton Negaard is figuring or
having his steam boat heightened II
feet.
J. M. Spicer is having extensive
mason work and rip rapping done al
his Green Lake cottage.
A Spicer school-boy asked his pa
how Minnesota was bound. The re-
ply was: "Bound to go something
else next election unless Mckinley
shows a more warlike attitude"
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SVea.

April %.
The all-absorbing topic in country
and city is war.
A. .. Freeberg and wife, Louis He'd
ana the manager and proprietor of
Willmar Bazaar made a pleasant call
in Svea last Sunday.
Nellie Rosenquist, who has been
teaching in Dist. No. 81 in town of
Roseland, left for home last Friday.
The entertainment in said district last
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
Thursday MI ht was a: success ::

Mr.. and Mrs: ''E{fick 'Molipe's bow
was baptized-in the Svea church last
Sunday and received, tue name. Law
renee Herbert Latimer.
The ' pupils Il Of f bist s E'r re si
the program For tie }aStiday of school
last Friday night.
Erick Hegs*rem, j., has been called
to teach" Swedish par6chiaf~ school at
New London, this county.
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IT WILL PAY YOU!

TO raise good aud nice-looking
horses. Olander Bros. have
one of the finest
PERCHERON STATIONS
in the county. He is four years
old: coal black, with white star
in forehead. His recorded num-
Der is 1882. We have set the
price down to 500 to insure
with foal. 1t will pay you to
come with your mares for fifteen
miles or more. FREE BOARD
for you and horses. The stallion
will stand at
j. A. O1ander's Farm,
one mile west of the Peter Lar
son farm, near Nest Lake. Take
Florida road.
OLANDER BROS.
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; ri r.. -.N1Us1:!n: ::

:. - ~ >; ri I" -h1Us5:'":::
Mr.: apd Mrs. Epeaangge rs 81 ::;a an
Bertha and Andrew Eliassen, .ot'WiIl.
mar spent*last. Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. and II? MRS. Mrs.: ole El lfHl 81
through Arctander and U5S{|l{a. III las
week, selling rs Drops."' ': This week
MI. johnson is making a t6u}ff II irf6;ugl
tSwift. county, :~. =, >,=ri ,"::::t:
Louis O.. Hamre has been jig the;em.
:*ppl'oy Of Nels o. Hystad for some time
:Anna Qdainhe:, who has speAtatE ' @995ippe
time in M9inof9ap0lis tetnrnea Il s{'. he'
t>;'E& grippe'Aas ragged like a'vcrftafbae
epidemic hkreithis sprin and only a
: ffe3wv PERSONS have eScaped its attaeks
II f; $ome ,fanA{p}ji66S az the members have
been sick, ,af>ttthe same time::::!: '':| ST
Ole O. Weflen returned last WEEK.
from ~ trip: TO- Aitkin: county,: whexe
he'bas secui led a htiiaiets: teaaI:claim. s:
John Hystad will remain at home
during the season g: ~ 80: :::e!,;:.;is,
Rev. O. Halvelan deliyersa a ser.
mon at the West Norway Lake church
last Sunday in the interests of the
mission=work among the Jews, towa4d
which a contri button was taken.
Mrs. Ole Anderson :Hellerud. visited
with her husband at Brooten las,
Sunday.
The Sunburgh club has after due de-
alterations decided to remain abso-
lutely neutral in the impending con
Aict between Spain and this country
and to refuse assistance to either 81
the parties.
Kari Gafjern has recently returned
from Portland, OAK. where she has
been for about year.
Karl Rasmussen Olson is busy. sell
ling bluing to the inhabitants of Sun:
burgh.
a little daughter of Mr.. and MRS.
Jacob Monson died last Thursday.
The funeral services were: held last
Sunday, Rev. Fjelstad officiating:
Our heartfelt sympathies are extended
to those who are left to mourn the de-
parture of their little one. =:
Oscar E. Skarehus has returned
from Alexandria, where he has been
employed as clerk for some time
past.
Our teacher, Gustave A. Erixon, has
been quite sick from a severe attack
OF la grippe, but is now convalescing.
f. p. Storaker attended the lecture
given by Rev. O. Halveland last Sup
day.
Last Sunday large number oil
people gave surprise party to Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Eliassen and presented
them with purse of about forty dol.
lars, P, A. Gandrud delivered the
gift and complimented the recipients
for the many services they have rem.
dered, and wishing them successful
future. Mr.. Eliassen responded in a
few well-chosen words, after which all
were called to partake of an excellent
dinner. 1t is estimated that about a
hundred guests were present and the
event was without doubt the bes1
social affair Of the season.
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A United States Map.

Mounted on rollers, forty by forty
eight inches, suitable for home or Of
flee, will be sent by mail to any adj
dress, on receipt OF fifteen cents, by
GEO. 7. LYMAN.
Gne. Passenger Agt. c. B. s; N r. R.,
St. Paul. Minn
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WANTED--A good all

WANTED--A good all-around
blacksmith at once, at Lake Lillian;
a good man can run shop himself if
so desired; best chance Must be sober
and steady, Scandinavian preferred.
A. H. WICK.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26

Anyone having young calves for
sale, please notify j. S. Day, Ray
mond; MINI:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26

When you want wood from the new
woodward, leave your orders at the
Home Meat arket.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26

Get figures on large quantities Of
corn ana iced at my place before buv-
ing elsewhere.
PETER BONDE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
FREE FARMS!
Free Farms in the Canadian
West.

$50 acres of the CHOICEST FARM
ING LANDS in the world FREE to
settlers.
These lands are located in good
climate and near a good market; also
a cheap transportation, l lilo Genus
per mile being the charge when the
settler possesses a certificate from any
Canadian government agent. For
full particulars apply to
ALEX NDER WILLIAMS,
Willmar, or
BENZ. DAVIES,
l54 L. Bird Street,
St. Paul, MINI.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

TakeLaxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. Csc.
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NOTICE or HEARING 80 On application,
~ Of v Cd freN kIStnr fort to sell intuxicat=

NOTICE or HEARING - On application
~ OF godfrey kustcr for to soil intoxicat-
ing liquors.
Whereas. there has been filed in my Office
ap application in writing signed by Godfrey
II uster praying that the village council Of
tue village OF Willmar, Mime sota. grant
him Il license to sell Intoxicating liquors for
q period OF one year in the said village Of
Willmar. The place where said business is
to be carried on is deSi gnate ed as follows:
In the brick building. on first floor. stu
aztec on lot ten 90. block twcn1y-fuur (24).
in the village OfWil]mar.
Said building has front entrance from Pa
clic avenue. Il back entrance. two windows
in the rear. three windows on west side. has
paSemcnt with outside and inside entrance
being the building now occupied by me as a
saloon.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given that
said application will be heard and consitl-
cred at special meeting Of said village
council! TO be held on Wednesday, the eth
day OF April. 1898. at o'clock D. M. at the
council chambers in the engine house Of the
said village of Willmar.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
said village the llth day Of April. A. d.. 1898.
lSEAL1 JOHN II. OTOS.
Village Recorder
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NOTICE on HEARING On application
- OF Ole HArMstAd. fNr TO So! iutuxicat:

~ VI ]. VI llEAtl NJ On applica ton
~ OF Ole Blrlstad for to srll intOXicat-
ing liquors.
Whereas. there has been filed in nv Office
an application in writing, signed Ole Barn
stad pr"yiuG that the village couuci! Of the
village or Wil!mar. MEncsUla grant him u
LICENSE to sell :ntONi cating liquors for Il per-
lod or one year in the said village Of Will
mar Thr place where the business is to be
Carried on Is designated as follows:
In the one story frame building o4x5O. Sit
uatru ON IL" inc ON. in block twenty-four
%. in said village Of WilInar.
Said building has front entrance from
Pacific avenue. also back entrance. one side
room with entrance from saloon, and base
ment but no outside entrance
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that
SAID application Will be hearG and cOnSid =
cred AZ IL special meeting Of said village
council to DC heed on Wednesday, the q til
day OF April. lS!S ut y O'Clock p. IN :. at the
council chAmb er> in the engine house of said
village of Willmar.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
village the llth day Of April. A. d.. 1888.
lSEAL JOHN Il. OTOS.
vii lHrp Ror0rIp,.
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OUR CUR SENECA BUDGEiI'
ooNnuornn n n !. 4 !. q.

49, E2 ! ~ d tsT
SENECA, s.. G., July 20, 1893 /. "A n s,mbor
Of farmors were IN town Monday, attend
ing the Farmers, Institute, which was
held at Stribling's hall. Professors
Hardin, Connor, Morrison and Anderson,
OF Clemson College, were present and
made talks. They also had on exhibition
some articles made by the boys of the
College. Tho Institute held both morn
ing and afternoon session, and will no
Mrs. j. r Bryan and Master Harry
Bryan arc spending while at New Hof-
land Springs, in Georgia. 81 @
Col. Il. A. Thompson of Walhalla, was
in town Mo.aay. ,;.SG is6,
Mrs. J. w. Stribling visited the family
Of Col. D. X. Norris, Mt Hickory Flat, the
first of this week, - 4&'#,s.
after q short absence on account of being
unwell. ,.ls
Mrs. Mutually, wife of DR.. r. p. Null
lally, was in Seneca q short while on
Monday. Tho family now 1.-Two in Now
York, and Mrs. Mutually is visiting her
fathor, DR.. J. B. Adger, at Pendlotop.
Mr.. w. II. johnson, of birmingham,
Ala, is guest Of his sister, Mrs. S. D.
Cherry.
Miss Bessie Strothor, a pretty and at
tractive young lady from West Union, is
visiting Miss MAY Chorry.
Mr.. e. J. Cemalk, with his little girl,
of Arkansas, has boon visiting tho family
of his brother, Mr.. R,R. Camak. =,
Miss Carrie Hunter is paying q visit to
her cousin, Miss Ellen Carpenter, OF
Greenville.
Mr.. Walter Swami spont Sunday with
his home folks, returning to Atlanta in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Fannie Tate and her son, Mr.. As
bury Tate, passed. through hore Monday
halla.
Mr.. j. III. Bryan went to Gainesville
Sunday.
Mr.. j. T.. McKern killed q rattlesnalre
four foot long on tho Davis Morgan
place recently. 1t had eight rattles and
n button
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MI. Tabor Items.

Mr.. TABOR, s. c., July 26.-Wo arc
wonderfully blost with good rains. At
present everybody seems to bo in good
heart and enjoying themselves wondor-
fully. Work is almost suspended on tho
farm for tho summer season.
Rev j. I. Singleton and Rev. d. w.
liiott woro in our burg last week on thoir
way to Martin, Ga, whoro they will be
engaged in series of meetings.
Mrs. NJ. p. Singleton, whilo attempt
ing to rescue Master Carl Singleton from
a flying woll windlass last week. han
poncd to tho misfortune TO got hor arm
broken, which has caused hor to auffor
worry much.
Mr. ana Mrs AlIon Torroll. accompa-
nicd by their daughter. Mrs. Newton A.
King, of Jefferson, Texas, visited tho
old Torroll farm last wcok, which wna
appreciated by thoir many friends, who
hopo they will como again and stay
longer.
Mr.. j. r. Cloland is now IN tho saw
mill business In the Mt. Tabor section.
Wo hopo for him much success.
Mr.. j. A. Singleton, accompanied by
his BROTHER Mr.. E. o. Singleton, visitod
Nowry last wook. ~.
We. hopo al tho oandidBtos will havo
good luck. .2-a0 ~: :, =
With best wishes for yous paper, am,
Us ever, SAMpo. K
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Return Itonls.

RETURN, S. G., July 25.-On Friday
night, tho 22d instant, wo had ono of tho
heaviest rains wo havo had in ten or
twelve years. Much damage was dono
on small water courses and i,plands.
Wo rcgrot to chronicle tho sovorc ILL.,
ness of MI. Oliver Martin, of Rock
Springs. Mr. j. f. Martin, his son, of
Return, was summoned TO his bedside.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Tannery, of Re-
turn, arc visiting hor mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Beardon, of Oakway, who has
boon worry i'll for several days.
Rev. ~. w. Land, of Poplar Springs,
failed to fill his appointment at RoturE
on Sunday, tho 2ith, on account OF tho
inclomont weather.
Tho Fork baptist Association will con-
vono at Anderson, S. c., on july 20th
and continue in session until Aupust 9th.
'Thcrc will bo somo able divinos present.
ID. Il NJ
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TOkeena IteJnss

TOKEENA, s. c., July 25.--Rev. p. j.
Vormillion began his protracted meeting
at this place Sunday and will continue
during tho week.
Mr.. G. w. Webb, representative of
tho Mutual Lifo Insurance Company, of
Now York, was in our midst several days
last wcok. Mr.. Wobb's headquarters arc
at Anderson.
Mr.. j. w. Harper, of Seneca, and Mr..
Josso Kinny, of Tomplo, Ga, were tho
guests of MI. and Mrs. G. II. Phillips last
Thursday.
MIR. Jas. Bates, who has boon confined
to his bed for several days, is up and
about.
Miss Rodio Cromor, OF Tugaloo, spont
last week with hor sister, Mrs. p. II.
Isbell, of this place.
Mr.. J. w. Shirley has sold his saw mill
and othor machinery TO Mr.. John Mar
tin of Westminster.
Rov. J. +. Singleton, Of Townyillo,
passed this place fow days since on his
way to Martin, Ca, whore ho COOS to as
sist Rov. ID. Weston Uiott in sorics of
meetings.
Mr.. i. j. Russell has tho finest cotton
farmer.
Mr.. II. p. Singleton (Souba) is among
friends in our community this week.
Tho heaviest rain that has fallen in
this part of Oconce since 100 foil last
Friday night. No serious damage so far
rs wo can learn.
Tho best watermelon wo have eaton
this year camo from tho pat tch of Mr.. G.
II. Phillips.
Miss Minnie Finley, of Rchland, is
spending fow days at Tolccna this
wcolS, tho guest of tho Misses Moore.
Mcssrs. =. H., Claude, Joseph and
Doc Isboll and Mr.. Charley Sullivan took
in tho exercises at Double Springs last
week.
Mr.. Ezra Cromer was in town (P) re-
comfy. IIo is a model farmer of tho
South Union vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Milford, of Fair
Play, visited tho family of Mr.. A. Whit
fold last week
Little Ryan, son Of Mr. and Mrs. w.
p. Mason, has boon worry i'll for number
Of days with corobollumnal neuralgia.
BILLIE BANIsTER.
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Dak\yay Siftings.

OAKwAY, s. c., July 25.-Wo have had
rain in great abundance. The crops arc
looking fine and the farmers are happy.
Mossrs. j. B. Sanders, w. w. Boardon,
l.. A. Edwards, Soab Haley and Mr..
Lommons attended tho Confederate
Veterans reunion in Atlanta tho past
week. They report a very pleasant trip.
Mrs. j. j. lIaloy spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Roodor and family.
Mr.. w. M. Zimmerman, formerly of
Westminster, now of Atlanta, Ga, made
a flying trip to relatives Sunday. Como
again, Waltor We arc always glad to
500 you.
Mr.. l.. A. Edwards and wife are spond-
ing awhile in tho mountains, enjoying
tho invigorating atmosphere and tho fino
mineral water.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Brown spent Sum
day afternoon with Mr. j. l.. McLin and
family.
Our boys didn't got of to tho war on
Friday as thoy expected, but Mr.. Burns
says ho is going to join Uncle Sam's
forces anyhow.
The crop of candidates is worry largo.
Lot thom como. Tho moro tho merrior.
1t wont do no way for ono man to hold
office too long, for it has gotten so that
tho oflice-holdor works so vigorously that
thoro Is danger in "dwarflng" his brain
and the poor follow might ond his days
in tho asylum. "PUELLA."
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A CLEVER TRICK

1t certainly looks like it, but thcro is
really no trick about it.. Anybody can
try it who has lame back and weak kid
ncys, malaria or nervous troubles. Wo
mean ho can euro himself right away by
taking Electric Bittors. This medicine
tones up tho whole system, acts as n
stimuant to the livor and kidneys, is II
blood purifier and ncrvo tonic. it cures
constipation, headache, fainting spells,
slcoplossncss and melancholy. 1t is
purely vegetable, q mild laxative, and re-
stores tho system to itn natural vigor.
Try Electric Bittors and be convinced
that thoy are q miracle workor. Evory
bottle guaranteed. Only SOC. bottle at
w. j. Lunnoy's, Seneca; j. w. Bolps,
Walhalla, II. B. .Timmorman's, Wostmin.
stor Drug Stores,
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-GREENVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,

din
G, n.
of Baptist Schools Carolina
Baptist Theological Seminary.
buildings separated from all buildings
each
fumitu
ascMe
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OPENS September o,addr
% NJ MI GSILEY, ID. ID, President, C
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R0CCs at Seneca.

Tho Oconco County Fair Association
will givo somo races on August 13, bo-
ginning at 1 O'clock. Admission, 10
conts; childrcn, 10 conts.
First Raco-Bicyclo, for Oconco colorcd
ridors only, milo heats, 2 n3. Purse, So.
Second Race, 8 minuto class-Trotting,
milo, in heats.
Third Race, 2.40 c'ass-Milo heats, 2
in 3.
Fourth Race, froo for all-Miio heat, 2
ms.
Wo will give good races, and tho pub
lilo, and candidates especially, aro cor
daily invited. Wo expUot largo attond-
anco and expect to break tho track
record with one of our bcst horses. Don't
fai! to como. Let everybody turn out
and havo n big timo.
j. j. BALLENGER, President.
l.. w. WERNER, Manager.
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WiIlinnn A. AmnEI Drowned.

While bathing at Browns Mills, in
Now Jersey, yesterday afternoon, William
A. Small, of this city, was drowned. Ho
was bright lad and leaves mothor be-
roayed of ono in whom sho conferred hcr
fondcst hopes. Ledger, Phila-
dclphia, Pa.
The untimely death of tho above young
last, Thursday, July 2f, 1909. He was a
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Smith, of
Walhalla, and son of tho lato Capt.
John A. Small, of Abbcvilic, S. C. iIo
mot his tragic death while away from
homo, taking q much needed rost from tho
ardu0ns duties Of the school room. Uo
lad been bathing in IL i;rko with somo
friends and was about to como out Of
tho water whom ho was seized with tho
cramps, ana before assistance could
reach him, ho was drowned.
1lo was an exceedingly bright and pro.
missing young man, and was the idol and
JOY OF fond mothers heart, and tho
blow is indeed crushing ono to her. She
had mado and was making great sacrifices
to complete his education in tho best
schools in Philadelphia. lilo stonI No.
in all of his classes over thousands of
students. His mother writos us that hcr
son was noblo and affcctionato Christ
ian young man, and that sho had no foars
as to his future state.
Ifo loved his mother with all tho pu-
ri!y and pride Of his boyish heart, and
upon this occasion he seemed disinclnod
to go away from hor, ovon for brief
season. Upon his departure he fom;,v
and tondcrly carcsscd his mothor again
and again, and repeated to hcr-which
seemed to DO pr0photic--tho following
lines from Mrs. IIcmans:
"!.1ayoS have tiioir times TO iaii,
And flowers to withor ut tho north winds
breath,
And stars to sot-but all,
Thon hast all Seasons for thine own, O
Dcathp'
Our deepest .sympathics go ont to tho
soroly borcavcd and widowed mother and
brothers. May tho Sod of all grace and
comfort sustain them in this trying hour.
ID. A, SMITH.
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sunday 4 school Cs y ss,ll,it.an. !

e The Oconee County Interdenomins.
tiSnsi 5uuday Snhnnl 2tG GnnFsntinnS .s.ll
convene In the Walhalla Pr0sbyte erian
church. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes,
day, August 15tb, 10th and nth, proximo.
. It is earnestly desired that every Sun:
In tho convention by at least one dele.
gate and the superintendent. All Sum
day school workers are invited. tis
A committee on correspondence Inns
been appointed, consisting of Misses Ella
SteclS, Kate Boil and Deane Seaborn, who
will send circular letter to the super
intandonts of all the Sunday schools in
tho county, asking the appointment or
election Of delegates at once, and ro.
an carly date, so that arrangements can
be plado for entertainments, etc. ~, e..
The following is an outline Of tho pro-
gramme as drawn up by tho Field Secro-
tary, Mr.. Frank Il. Whilden
SUGGESTIVE PROGRAMME.
~. MONDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 16. .
Sormon-Subject, Sunday schools.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. ,. ..
10 q. m.--Doyotional, by pastor.
1890 q. REORGANIZATION.
II a. m.-No'rIal lesson. Tho book
we teach, by Welu Secretary.
IL m.-BibIo study ........... Subject
1880 p. m.S(aj What is your school
doing abont Biblo worls9 (b) Tho Biblo
In our homes?
Recess.
4p. m.-Dovotional.
4.15 p. m.--No:i:,al lesson. Some book
in tho Bible, by Fiold Secretary.
5p. m.-What aro tho best holps In tho
preparation of tho lesson, and how should
thoy be used2
$50 u, Ui--NoyUtiOnai
Tho Biblo and the blackboard, by Field
Secretary.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST II.
10 a. m.-Dovotional, by pastor.
10. 16 n. m,-How can we hest reach this
county for bottor workp
1880 q. m.--Reports from schools.
1915 q. m.-Business, (W ovangol; (b)
financial; 10 normal work
II n. m.-Normal lesson-Tho Sunday
School, by Field Secretary.
12 m.-(a) Arc teachors' meetings q
necessity" (b) Music in tho school.
12.30p p. m.-Normal lesson--Tho Super-
intondont, by Fiold Secretary.
Recess.
4 p. m.-Dovotional, by pastor.
4.15 p. m.-County organization.
4.30 p.m.-Normall lcssOn-The toaoher,
by Field Secretary.
$50 p. m.-Tho question box.
Recess.
$50 p. III. Devotional.
Addross-Our international Work, by
Fiold Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-07-28
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t IL certainly gratifying to tho public
20 know Of ono concorn in tho land who
aro not afraid to be generous to tho
needy and suffering. The proprietors of
DR.. Kings Now Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs and colds have givon away
ovor ton million trial bottles of this
great medicine, and have tho satisfaction
of knowing it has absolutely cured thou
sands of hopeless cases. Asthma, bron-
chitis, hoarsoness and all diseases of tho
throat, chest and lungs arc surely cured
by it. Call on j. w. Boil, w. j. Lunney
and II. B. Zimmerman, druggists, and
got q trial bottle free. Regular sizo 50c.
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed or
price refunded.