Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
woMAN's DEPARTMENT..
Special Mammoth Edition Of the, Nows and
Courier to be Issued by Women.

The Press Committee of the Woman's
State and West Indian Exposition will
publish very shortly mammoth special
edition Of the Charleston News and Cou.
rier. This great newspaper will be |:
thirty -two-page edition and will have
circulation of at least $4,000 copies
When these are exhausted another edi.
tion will be printed. 1t will be sold In
and by the lending news doalers in tho tho
large cities, both North and South. In
addition to this the paper will be on sale
at both tho Buffalo tr-d Charleston expo
sittons, thus extending the influence Of
this great paper through the torn Of an
entire year.
All the reading matter is contributed
ny the women, and realizing what
power such y publication can become,
many OF our country's most famous wo-
mon have contributed liberally to make
the paper voritable literary treasure
house.
Among tho we'll known poetesses
whose verses adorn the columns Of tho
"Rock Me to Sleep;" May Reilly Smith.
who wrote "Baby Fingers on the Window
Pane;" Louise Chandler Moulron, and
jennie Drake, South Cardinals own
poetess. Among famous prose writer's,
represented by specially written short
stories and sketches, arc s. Rhett Roman,
Kate Chopin, Gertrude Atherton, Soptima
Coils. Nine. Gustave Lehlback, Belva
Lockwood and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
There will be charming children's
page, to which some of tho most cole
bratcd writers of Juvenile literature have
contributed stories and poems; whilo
the page devoted to Charleston'sH land
marks, institutions, societies and SUR
pn,1 1r,rls .,,s1 l>x,r r.,l ~
lovers of quaint records of colonial and
revolutionary days.
what tho women arc doing to make
their share of tho exposition success
will be graphically told in articles pre-
pared by tho chairmen of tho various
committees and lady commissioners oc
the Woman's Department.
Altogether this magnificent papor will
oe ono which every man, woman and
child in South Carolina should road, and
will doubtless be treasured as q souvenir
for long years to como.
The price of this papor will be only
ten cents. putting it within tho reach Of
all. Any one desiring copies should
leave namo and address at this Office
WITH WITH remittancos for number of copies
desired, or communicate at once with
either Miss Martha Washington, Chair
man Press Committee, No. 3S Chalmers
street, or Mrs. j. NJ. Visanska, Business
Manager, No. 2 Bull street, Charleston.
Florence, S. c., November 70, l8OO.--I
was first advised by our family physician
in Charleston to use TEETuINA with our
baby when she was but very young in
fant, as a preventive of colo and to
warm and swceton the stomach. Later
it was useful in tcothing troubles, and
its effect has been found to be so very
beneficial and so free from tho dangers
that arc consequent upon tho use of
drugs and soothing syrups, that VIC
lavo come to regard it., after uso with
three children, as ono of the ncccssties
when there is now baby in the house
and until the teething troubles are over,
and wo take pleasure in recommending
it to our friends instead of the horrid
stun that SO many people use to keep
their babies quiet.
Uarcwoll M. Aver,
Manager Daily Times and Weekly Times
Messenger
For sale by DR.. j. w. Bell