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t. Foreign Futures.
Eastern livestock Market

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Nov. 3o.-CATTLE-Receip.ss 500
steady. good to prime. &4G4 40: stockers and
feeders, s:di So: cows 81 25t: 75; heiters. 81 50
q? IS: Texas fed steers. 81 rs: Gamers. 81 $50
>: bulls s2d4 &c: calves, 50 50d5.
900; left :vxr. 900 l0ai5o higher: mixed and
butchers. s. 7oqe 90; good 90 choice heavy. $50
SHEEP-Rsceip,s. 1000; sheep and lambs
steady: good to choice wethsrs 81 50di IS; fair
to choice mixed. se T5a5 -; native lambs, s, 20
di 10: Western iambe 81 s0aii 10,
ST. JOSEPH
ST. JOSEPH, No., Nov. 5c.-CATTLE-Re-
ceiptS 20: market steady: natives. 50 25ei7 d:
CO sE and heifcrs 81 35Ei5 80: veais 81 6O6lJ Is
bulls and rtags, g. 25d6; EtockerS and feeders,
81 1874 10.
HOGs-Rsceipts 1900: iCai5c higher: light
and light mixed, s. 1nns 0S: medium and heavy.
s. 2sff5 30: pigs. 81 50f5.
SEEEP-Receipts, ii0; strong; top lambs.
81 20: ton wethere 81 TE.
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'0'r1tR''A kllAzz tz FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local bank oleorings continue to lead last year
Nesr York Exchange sIoscly reooaering
SiI5cr fraction off again
H'hoaf futures rather higher. Barley dull
Oats firmly held. Corn and Rye qlne
Hay and FeodsHfs vry 1cedk
Beans dnH and pointing dogcnaoard
RsT Potatoes continue TO cycukc, Onions finn
BfT ana Eggs depressed aud declining. Cheese steady.
Poultry IN ample supply. Game plentiful and 5ceak
Nothing in Fresh Fruits
Large sale of old Primes at San lose
Provisions 1cry firm and unsettled
Wool, Hops and Hides unchanged
Hogs fraction io7cer a,tder liberal offerings
LiSE trading on the local stock exchanges
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STOCK MARKET. .

A decline in Alaska Packers 20 s15s Is vas
the only noteworthy change in the whole list
Of stocks Business was slack, usual on
Saturday.
Giant Powder has declared dividend OF 75c.
payable on the 10th.
Sales on the Producers Oil Exchange last
week were A. as shares, valued at S17.4S1, the
principal sales being follows: Apollo. $500
shares: Bear Flag, 1000. California Standard.
1000. Junction. 2500. Monarch, $500 Monte
Cristo z4O0: Petroleum Center. II. 500; Superior,
1000: Oil City 2350; Lion, 22co; Sterling, 200.
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London Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 50.--The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablerram SAYS:
The stock market to-day quiet and steady
Rio Tintos opened at 41ss and closed at Il L. 49,
although mt one time during the day they were
higher. Anaconda dropped to lila The
Metal Exchange was closed to-day.
American stocks were nominally at parittes
although prices were untested. Atchison was
the firmest, with spot Gales at e2Tk silver re-
lspsed to 2S5sd.
CLOSING.
LONDON, NOV: 3o.Anaeonda, eA; Atchison,
III: Denver a. Rio Grande, 49, Denver and
Rio Grande preferred. o6js; Northern Paciac
preferred. io3k: Southern Pacific: 61si: Jjnion
Pacific, losE: Union Pacific preferred, sS Bar
silver. Z5lsd per ounce; money, 3M per cent
HOPs-Psclhc Coast. hrm, 60 os TO "a bs.
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Flour and MMstafs.

FLOUR - California Family Extras 81 25ff
So usual terms: Bakers Extras So l5eI3 25:
Oregon So 5093 75 per barrel for family and
81 7593 for Bakers; Washington bakers 81 70
Q3.
MILLsTUFFs-Prces in sacks are as fol-
lows usual discount 60 the trade: Graham
Flour So per 100 lbs: Rye Flour. 81 20; Rye
Meal, 81 so: Rice Flour. 81 Corn Meal SO IS:
extra cream do, 81: Oat Grosts. IS; Horniny
s4a4 20; BuckwheHt Flour. Sifts 50: Cracked
Mhs at 81 so; Earina - so: Whole Wheat
Flour, 50 IS; Rolled Oats tbarreis) So s5Qss IS:
in sacks. ss 501s; Pearl BARLEY. s.; Split Peas
s.; Green Peas &c 90 per 1e6 pounds
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NefO York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Whie no further
change occurred in tin at New York to-day.
the market was very unsettled and decidedly
in buyers fsvor, helped along by private
cables from abroad. which indicated further
decline there on the curb. At the close here
spot tin was quoted at s2sd3i 80.
Copper displayed little animation and closed
quiet. with lake quoted at SIS s5dt7 and cast
ing at SIS 37tidIe e2h.
Lead was duh at 81 2Th.
Speiter was noniinaily steady at 81 so
undertone. Pigiron warrants $40 S0Sitl 80; No.
foundry si5li6 No. foundry Southern, sli
e11s: No. foundry, Southern. si4 50aiS 60; No.
/ foundry Southern soft, st4 s0fle.
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NezO York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. so-FLoUR--Receipts
A.7i9 barrels; exports. 1888 barrels: yerv
steady. but Jess active. Winter patents, 81 90
G3 %; winter straights, 50 1000 so; Minnesota.
% G0694; winter extras, q s032 80; Mime sota
bakers. q so@S &c; winter low grades, 81 500
No. red, ssisc Z. o. b afoat: No red
size elevator: No: Northern Duluth. s2.c 4.
o. 3. anoot; No. ! hard Duluth. ss1ko Z. o. b..
shorts and better cables; with the weakness in
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Bank Cledrings.

ne local bank clearinGs during the past
week were So. 2e6. against SCI S6s sI1 during
the same week last year. Durins the month
81 November these clesrings amounted 90 SiOs.-
go SO. against So 2sS. 81 IN November. 1900
The total clearings since January 1 TO date
were t.o72 $50 SCI. against sSss IL. Ss4 during the
sane period 100
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California FrHlt Gro1uer.

The California Fruit Grower has issued its
- zuiar annual review and harvest edition. ard
= usual q IS hne piece of work. both typo
z--aphicaiiy and statistically. u reviews the
sosr .n citrus fruits. dried fruits, deciduOas
fruits. ra.Eins. nuts. honey, canned goods, sal
mon. Nine. etc Ia giveE this years pack OF
these rr1ducfs together with large amount
- other Interesting matter. and II Tsiu-
able work q reference for thoee engaged In
r.-a.a I-anrr-Ir
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Mint Coinage.

The consee AT the local branch Mint during
the mcnth ~ November was as follows:
l1sCles. So $40 90: haif-eaEles. s. LIS Gc ms king
total e s5-56 65.eao. against sIS. eoo during
November. is9G since July 20 date the coin
= ece amounts q Ss1.2;6Sel. against $50 rs Ss7
Y ..r:uS the same Period ir 1900
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Fruits and Salmon ir EngIoHd.

Eal reports from London state that trans
actions IN salmon have been limited but that
f1if prices have been obtained In Liverpool
rEerr ss active inquiry with fairly good
tclsgmptiye demand. Country orders are
email but numerous. California fruits are dull
and neelected. but u Is thought that there n:oy
.. a boom shortly as the Chancellor q the
E-1rhegusr o. expected 70 put extra izd on
sugar. a quantity q salmon. shipped back C
Se~ YORK from England. sold recently FOR
s. % for Columbia River lib hats
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Son, Francisco Mcat Market.

Hoss are again fraction weaker under lib
eraI offerings. The other meals are UNCHANGED
wholesale rates from slaushterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-eG7e for Steers and 5asc per ID for
Ccwe.
vEAIl-I-arEe TIz6she; small sasc per lb
MUTTCN-wethers. 7d7iSc; Ewes. sssT57c rer
pound.
T,AMP-Sneikc per h.
poRE--IIye Hogs. from $50 10 go ihs si.6
Istc: under 80 lbs. 5isd5sSc. scws, 20 per cent
Of bears 30 per cent OF and staEs 10 per cent
on frrm the above quotations; dressed Hogs
7Is6fsa,c.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3o.The imports of specie
this week we're si1.si7 gold and sGe62 silver.
The exports OF epecie from this port to all
countries for the week aggregated So'0 TG2 geld
and 81. .037. $50 silver.
The imports Of dry gccds and merchandise at
the port of New York this week were valued
at SiI, 72I, go
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Casn quotations were as folloWs.
Flour. frnli winter patents. So soss5 50:
straights s3h5 20: clears 81 70G33 %: spring spe-
cials. si4f 10; patents. So 35@3 10: straishts.
81 soa3 20: No. spring wheat, sshef7ic; No. :
red. I5hG77l.c; No. yellow corn, sti-c: No Q
oats. 4ji.c; No. 3 white. i5isc: No white As
@iSs4c: No. rye. 60Ge0lsc: fair to choice malt
Ing harley. 59d6Sc; No. fax seed 81 ~: No /
Northwestern. st 20: prime timothy seed IS asa
80: mess pork. per barrel SIS 151l5 IS; lard
per 100 pounds. 50 S59? so: short ribs sides
noosel. So 25dS IS: dry sslted shoulders (boxed)
7I4T7szc; short clear sides (boxed) IS 7OSIs 50;
whisky. basis Of high wines, 81 So clover CON
tract grade. 50
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Customs Duties.

Receipts OF duties on imports At the Custom
house during the month OF November were
s5hilse. making the total receipts since jan
GSTy J. Sc; ;s5S 36e
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ProdWrs E.rcIrdnge Sales.

P-o6uc@ Exchange call sales in November
We're 7e-2eo tons o. wheat and SEQ tons barley
making total sales Tor the first five months u
the crop. year of Slo.so0 tons wheat and 3 400
fcEs harley.
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London Wool Sales.

auction sales to-day numbered a. 9os baies
The wool was OF good quality and Included q
large supply OF new clip. Prices were gen.
orally steady Crossbreds gold we'll Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal superior greasy was In
good demand Inferior grades were slow
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. Nov. ao--ConsoIs. e2M; silver.
259sd; French rentes. 1o1f ethc: cargoes OF,
passage. rather nrner; cargoes No. standard
California, 2es 4Hd; cargoes Walla WaIla 2sx:
English country markets, .frni.. ~
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.-Wheat Arm; No 1
standard California. 5s 1l%d@6s wheat in
Paris. firm; -four In Paris eaky; French coun-
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market vas firm. Creameries. 1ia2ahc; Dai-
ries. i3sf20c. Cheese. steady, 9is4l0Hc Eggs.
hrm fresh -ae.
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Weather Report.

resth Meridian-Pacinc Tine)
SAN FRANCISCo. Nov. 5o-5 Q. m
The following the seasonal rsinfslis 10
ca.e - cOapared with those OF same date
las, season. and rainfall In last twenty -four
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 50.--To.day's statemsnt
cash balance, 7,sf, iss; gold. sioI $40, 40
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Northern Wheat Marker.
OREGON.

OREGON.
PORTLAND. Nov. 3o.--wHEAT-walia Wal.
la, soc; Blue Stem. eoc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Nov. 20.-.WHEAT-Unchausrd /.
steady. Blue Stem. 5ohc; Club. 5sitc.
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Ne7o York Cotton Market.
Exports and Imports.

NEW YORK, Nov. 80. 3o.~CoTTON--Ciosed
quiet and steady; prices 4ds points lower.
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Poytlaud's Business.

PORTLAND. Nov Chickering's, $500. .s47; bal
ances, $4,000
rAcOMAS BUSINESS.
TACOMA. Nov. so.-Clearinss. siss. .sss; bal
anccs, S15 2S7.
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try markets, steady; weather In England. hne.
COTTON-Uplands, 11-32d.
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Morning Session.

The following were the sales in the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday;
800 Best & Belcher IL 200 Mexican ....... II
2O0 Con Cal & vi 67ls 500 Ophlr .......... rs
500 Gould & Curry o. 500 Potost .......... os
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MINING STOCKS.

The following were the sales IN the san
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board yester-
Morning Session.
1000 Caledonia g 500 Potosi .......... o.
1ceo Overman 9fl
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has fallen rapidly during the
z faaf Twelve hours along the coast Of Wash
lnft4 End Oregon. There IL a marked dis
t1rbanoe apparently moving eastward, but IL
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
sATURpAY. Nov. so-i2 hal
CALL CALENDAR.

Giant Powder Co. has declared Dividend So
OF 70 cents per share.
CALL CALENDAR.
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BfiSCELLANEOU

Alaska Pack. .1Ssis 1874 Oceanic 5 Co. 461s 50
cal Fruit ASH zoe Pac Aux F A 27s =
cal Wine ASH. 50 SEA Pac c Borax-. -.1s5
Mer Exchange.11e Par Paint...... Is .
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Decid4oMs and Citrus Fruits.

Good Strawberries were scarce and sold we'll,
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Morning Session.
PRODUCERS OIL EXCHANGE.
Morning Session.

0 Spring Valley 4s Ca rortgage). 80. .1os 90
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Moons Phases.

December. 1901. g
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Temperature Al a. m. 81 degrees
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. Nov. so-la m.

SAIURDA1s NOV. So-lz m
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
is quar- coup. .1l25z113 4s ar CD tnew) .1S91l14o
As quar- reR.,..112iz11S IS quar- coup. 1881
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
Murder and Suicide in Indiana.

Evansville, Ind, May 19-Everct Con
way, aged u, married, shot and killed
&. W. Garrison and wife in this city this
morning and badly wounded Patrolman
Ben Wallis. After being driven to dcs
pcration by the police, Conway killed
himself. Conway was a neighbor Of the
Garrisons. The two families had not
been on friendly terms for several
months, tho wives of the men having
quarreled. Saturday morning Conway
wIoto II iciioi 10 Garrison saying no ha,,
cheated his father in a trade for n milk
dairy. Garrison showed tho letter To
Conway's father, who upbradcd his son.
Early this morning Conway, who was
employed at the railroad yards, picked
up shotgun, and, going to tho stable
where Garrison was milking, shot him
dead. Then he shot GarrisOn's cows to
death. Mrs. Garrison ran from the
house. Conway met her at tho steps
and cmpticd both barrels into her breast.
she falling dead at his feet. The mur,
dcrcr next set fro to the Garrison stable.
but the fire department was called oui
and cxtingnishcd tho fire. Conway then
barricadcd himself in his house, and
when 'atrolman Wallis attempted to
arrest him Conway shot him in the face
and side. Wallis may die.
The entire police department was
called ont after riot alarm was sounded
The police surrounded the house ready
TO break in when they heard shot
Conway had kissed his wife good bye,
then run upstairs and shot himself i'm tho
heart
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
Practical Reasons for Shin Subsidy.
From the Manufacturers Record

from the Manufacturers Record
In his recent speech at Charlotte, N.
e., Mr.. Ellison a. Smyth, of Pelzcr, S.
e., referring to the necessity of China to
the cotton manufacturers of the South
ana of movements to further their inter
csiS, sai,i
I'VE should heartily favor any mca.
sure that would tend to the upbulding
and strengthening Of our merchant ma.
rinc, and ! would like to sec the day
when the United States flag will bo as
often seen on the high seas as it was
fifty years ago The Hanna subsidy bill,
socallcd, now before Congress, is en-.
dorScd by the National Association of
Manufacturers, and its enactment into
law would be one step towards tho re-
establishing of Our merchant marine.
] hc fclZcr Company is a largo shipper
oi export cottons, and to-day we are
shipping five carloads of shcetings and
drills To China, aud, ~ usual with orr
transconiincnta shipments, these goods
are routed by The buyers by the most
direct line to Canada, then by the Cana
dian Pacific railroad to- Vancouver and
by the British Mail Steamship Line to
emma. 1T is perhaps not altogether
strange, under all the crc instances,
hat while there are three railroad lines
IN the United States across the continent,
ana WIN steamship lines from San Fran.
cisco, the Canadian Pacific railroad and
British Mail Steamship lines bag all the
business IL is "a fact, however, that
from mills in south Carolina goods for
China go first To Canada, and thence
across the continent. II our steamship
lines were also subsidized between San
Francisco and China this would not be
the case. II it were not for the advant
ages offered by the Canadian Pacific
Railroad co. advantages that arc boing
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
VINEGAR AT TEN CENTS PER GALLON
A Husband Commits Suicide.

Donalds, S. c., May ls.-About 6
o'clock yesterday afternoon A. j. Agncw
committed suicide by shooting himself
with pistol. Two balls entered the
head, one in the right temple, the other
IN tho right ear causing almost instant
death. lie lives abont mile from town
and was in his own house when he com
mittcd the deed.
His wife was out milking the cow and
q colorcd woman was at tho woodpile
picking up chips. When they heard tho
reports of the pistol both ran in and
found him lying on tho floor, his wounds
bleeding freely. lIe died in a little
while. IIo had been in bad health for
two or three years and had grown dcs-
pondent, so much SO that his most init
mate friends had begun to notice it's
effect on him. He was a member of tho
Donalds Baptist church and had for
several years lived the life Of the Chris
tian. Everybody around here thought
well of him both as Christian and as n
citizen He was about 4G years old and
leaves wife, six children and host of
friends and relatives behind
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A Fraudulent Minister Gets Three Years.

Washington, May l7.-Rev. Liston d.
Bass, ID. d., was this morning sentenced
to three years in tho pcnitcntiary and
fined $1,000 for using the mails fraudu
lcntly in connection with tho Union
Teachers Agency" When convicted he
resigned his pastorato of Baptist
church in Virginia, but the congregation
declined to accept it. DR.. Bass was
educated at Patrick Military Academy,
furman University, tho Southern Bap-
tlst Theological Seminary and University
of Chicago. IIo received the degree of
doctor of divinity from the University of
Alabama. At one time Rev. DR.. Bass
was prominently mentioned for the post
OF consul general to Berlin, Germany,
and had the endorsement of Senators
and Congressman.
Mr. Bass is remembered by number
of the Grcenvillc citizens as n student of
tho Patrick Military Academy when that
institution was located in Grocnvillc and
afterwards as a student of Furman Uni
vcrsity. lie was regarded az a bright
young man and one of splendid charac-
tor. His habits were good and ho was
looked upon as study and perfectly
reliable young man.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
MATTERS Ar CLEMSON COLLEGE.
Senator Tillman Visits the Institution Drill
ing for the Session has Closed.

Clemson College, May 1S.-Col. II. w.
Simpson, Senator Tillman and Hon. j.
E. Bradley, the building committee, were
here this week. They had under con
sdcration the advisability Of providing
additional dormitory room. The de-
mands arc so urgent that it seems somo.
thing must be done.
The outside work of the new chemical
laboratory is about completed. The
building is handsome one.
The drilling for tho session closed
yesterday afternoon with the annual
company competitive drill. The Hon.
Ivy NJ. Mauldin, of Pickens, a Clemson
graduate, and a captain of volunteers
during tho Spanish-American war, acted
as judge. The companies drilled we'll,
all making high grades, but Company A
was the winner. and will carry the flag,
while its popular captain, Joe Ducworth.
wears the handsome gold medal.
The names of tho cadets composing
tho artillery squad have mover been given
to the public. r. G. Forsythe is the
captain, j. ii. Roddcy. lieutenant, ID. A.
j. Sullivan, sergeant
First achment-Gunncr, w. A,
Sanders, w. A. Burgess, II. N. Rives, A.
A. Butler, w. N. Fair, II. l.. Cannon,
NJ. E. Icigler, w. II. Darlington, II. X.
eileen.
Second dotachmcnt-Gun J. G..
Kaigler; w. Il. Speed. S. w. Anderson,
Jas. Lynch, j. M. Rodgers, ii. II. Tison,
W. ii. Newell, j. B. Lewis.
The artillery masquerade ball is
scheduled for the night of May 81, and
promises to be most amusing and
enjoyable affair.
President IIartzog will soon have
ready for publication circulars giving
full information regarding tho Farmers
Institute to bo held here in August.
Last years institute was great success,
both in point Of numbers and character
of instruction. There is every indica.
ton that tho gathering this year will be
larger, and strong efforts viii be made
to make tho meeting pleasant and profita.
bio. An observing business man re-
marked recently that the farms in Caro-.
lima had improved wonderfully in tho
last fivo years These institutes arc
bearing fruit.
The base ball season for Clemson is
over, and she is proud to have won the
State championship. Coach Ioisman
did fine work for tho team, and manager
Hill and Captain Hunter have right to
bc proud of their team.
The lecture given at Clemson by Prof.
w. f. Watson week ago sustained tho
cnviablc reputation he has made as a pro-
grcssivc scientific Investigator.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
ILLNESS OF MRS. MCKINLEY.

President Mckinley and party reached
San Francisco last Thursday on their
transcontinental trip Of six weeks. Mrs.
Mckinley was there taken dangerously
i'll, and for two days hcr death was OK
Pectcd at any hour. But on Saturday
her condition began to improve, and it is
now thought she will recover On ac-
count of her illness tho remainder Of the
trip has been abandoned, and all engage
ments Cancelled. 1t is tho intention of
the President and Mrs. Mckinley to go
direct from San Francisco to Canton
next week. President Mckinley will
probably proceed Immediately to Wash
ington after leaving Mrs. Mckinley, re-
turning to Canton as soon as the moro
pressing public business has been dis
DOsed Of
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OCONEE COUNTY

BY d. A. Smith, Esq, Probate Judge.
Nv IIEREAS. RoberS e. White has
w made suit to mo to grant him Let
tors of Administration of the estate of
and effects of ii. w. NJ. Boggs, deceased
These arc therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of tho said II. w. NJ. Boggs,
deceased, that they bo and appear be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to bc
held at Walhalla Court House, S. c., on
Saturday, Sth day of June, 1901,
after publication thereof, at II o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if any
thcy have, why the said administration
should not DO granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
22d day of May, Ammo Domini 1901.
L. ). ID. A. SMITH,
Judge of Probate for Oconce county S. G,
Published on the 22d day of May,
1901, in tho KEOwEE COURIER 21-22
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
Beware OF a Couah.

A cough is not disease, but symp.
tom. Consumption and bronchitis, which
are the most danger >us and fatal dis
eases, have for their first Indication a
persistent cough, and if properly treated
as soon as this cough appears arc easily
cured. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has proven wonderfully successful, and
gained it's wide reputation and extensive
sale by It's success in curing the diseases
which cause coughing. If is not bcnc-
iicial 1t will not cost you Il cent. For
sale by DR.. j. w. Boil.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-05-22
Tho Kings Birthday.

King Edward, who was born Noycm.
Der 9. 1911, has decided that his birthday
shall be celebrated May ~ each year,
thus pcrpctuating the holiday hitherto
observed by all the public departments
Queen Victoria's birthday-and giving
an impetus to tho colonial movement to
observe the dee as empire day.