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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-09-03
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The many friends of NATHANIEL. PHIL
LIPS respectfully announce him as a can
didate for County Commissioners, subject
to the action of the Democratic party in
the primary election.
Being solicited to make the race for
County Commissioner of Oconee, I
hereby announce myself for said office,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary. John r. Zachary.
We are authorized to announce D. e.
NICHOLSON as candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the action Of
tho Democratic party in the primary
election.
The friends of j. M. HUNNICUTT re-
spectfully announce him candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the
rules governing the Democratic primary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-09-03
Card OF Thanks.

Jocassee, August 30.--Editors Courier
We wish to express our sincere thanks
to our many friends in Jocassoe and Wal
hal!a for the kindness shown us during
the illness and death of our darling,
Little Dora Lee. May Gods richest
all meet around Gods throne as one
family. Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. l.. Bell.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-09-03
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

The many friends of s. M. Pool re-
spectfully announce him a candidate for
re- election to the office of County Super
visor, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party in the primary election.
The many friends of d. FRANK MEAL
IsTER hereby announce him a candi-
date for County Supervisor, subject to
the action of the Democratic party in the
primary election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-09-03
Fottuna FaYors a Texan,

back and stomach, and being without
appetite, began to use DR.. King's New
Life Pills." writes w. p. Whitehead, of
Kennedale. Texas, ttand soon felt like a
new man, Infaliible in stomach and
liver troubles. Only 25 cents at all drug
pists,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-09-03
FOR TREASURER.

The many friends of j. r. KAY re-
spectfully announce him candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the action
of the Democratic party in the primary
election.
The friends of ]. III. BARNETT re-
spectfully announce him as a candidate
for Treasurer Of Oconee county, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
party in the primary election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-09-03
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All draggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. K. w. Groves signature is on
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-09-03

DLACKSMITH SHOP.-I have re-
ID opened my blacksmith shop at the
former Joost stand, corner Main and
Tugaloo streets, prepared to do all
kinds Of blacksmith work in first-class
style. Scientific horseshoeng is my
speciality. No hoofs ruined at my shop.
Call and see me when you want your
horse shod properly or other work done
well. (30) JOHN M. BALDWIN.
TOR SALE.-Contents of best Barber
IL Shop in upper South Carolina. Fur
niture used only short time. Terms !:
Half cash; balance monthly payments.
Apply or address
HOTEL BARBER SHOP,
So Walhalla, So. Ca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-09-03
LAND FOR SALE.

nNE TRACT, 204 acres, whereon B.
" G. Crawford now lives, two miles
east of Clemson College, and adjoining
lands Of same, good dwelling, barn, etc.
One tract, wood land, about 80 acres, one
mile southwest of Pendleton, S. G. For
prices call and see or address
j. j. SITTON, AGENT,
35.42 Pendleton, S. G.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
HARVARD MAN ON THE GRADE
Discard Pes Top TrOnsers and SeT-
mOur Coat for Brown
Overalla.

To see a Harvard student. who Is an mp
per clAsEnBn. q FIRST tenor In the Harvard
clee club. and above all & Bostozian. cast
ing his lot among a bunch o. railroad
hands. is rather an unusual proceeding.
but there is q certain grading gang n work
On the Wyoming division Of the Unien Pa
rife railway that win shortly ind its per-
sonnel enhanced by the arrival Of such an
Individual
Fresh from The time-honored ceremonies
attending counenreneut ana class day.
Ntvton x WILCOX OF Boston viii appear
IN the midst Of the cay lsborerE, not as =
boss. but as another Of their Own kind, at
tired in their regulation working aocoutre-
mentE. and with his eastern orHvl and his
Cambridge nRnnerisms reduced 70 the least
possible degree Of noticeAbility. He
reached Omaha yesterday morning and viii
60 OFT TO 5Sin his crew today.
Mr.. wilcox was expected to arrive last
Saturday. in which event he would have
sung q Sunday solo in an Omaha church,
going out 70 handle q pick and shevei the
day following. He lie Q junior at Harvard
and VIII spend his entire summer vacation
on the grade Body, not brains. is what
the singer will seek 10 build up between
now and October. He ERE spending his time
yesterday trying 10 fno suitable working
substitutes for peg top trousers Of the most
extreme style and . Seymour coat gathered
at the waist line.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
CHILDREN TAKE DAYS OUTING
Two Hundred Boys and Girls Go
20 Lake Manawa for
Picnic.

Some 200 street urchfns ana as many Of
their small brothers and sisters we're the
guests Al Lake MA2Eva yesterday Ct the
mission workers Of the city. enjoying an cut
Tag made possible by the courtesy Of the
street car company n the MAaawI man
Egsne7t- The children represent the Sun
day school ana Industrial classes Of Te4th
Street City mission. the Chapel Of the Car
psn1er At Second and william streets, the
Chiles Saving institute. the open air Sun
day school at Nineteenth and Pierce streets
AID a good prop0rtion Of the newsboys And
bOotblAcks OF the city. Though $50 o'clock
was the time announced for the start, 9
o'clock found the majority OF the children
inpatssntly waiting at the appointed cor
nerE. in parties Of from 50 70 zoo. under
the supervision Of the class teachers, ali
in holiday spirits and dress.
Tive special trains Of three carr each
conveyed the children 10 the lake. the par
ties being picked up Glong Fourteenth
street. some little delay being caused At
Douglas By the t1rdy arrival Of q party Of
breathlsES neWsboys who had been detained
IN disposing OF their morntng papers
An ample lunch was provided by the
churches OF the city. L5Bo sandwiches,
twenty dozen pies. ferkins % pickles, fruit
cake. lemonade and ice cream in proportion
being among the items On the list Of donA-
tionk- Races and games OF all sorts were
INDUCED IN during the day. the party start
ing for home ~ 5 o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
PREDICTS LARGE MAJORITY
W. ~ Rsbertson says Niekey VIII
Garry state By TweatY-
Rive Thsusahd.

". N Robertson % Norfolk. late caoei-
date for noninAtion fer governor betora
the Republican convsntion- vas IN the city
yesterday to meet his daughter. Mrs George
williams Of Ithaca. ~. 7. Who is 10 Walt
in Nebraska this suzner. Speaking Of Po-
iiticAl Affairs IN the northern part Of the
state. Mr.. Robertson Easd:
AT Norfolk We have q beet sugar fac
tory and our people may be considered
somewhat interested in The question Of
Cuban reciprocity. Every Republicans in
the county. 30 far as ] can learn. IL com
ple:ely sstiESed with the Republican plat
form and We are all resolved TO roll up \
big majority for the ticket ] have known
M. Mickey for twenty-five years and =
better nan doesn't live IN The state. He
should carry the state by SS.O 0e majority
and ] would not be surprised to see him
DO 81. There are no causes for general Dis
sstiEfsction 81 the state at this time. Tbs
people are generally busy and prosperous
and these conditions DO not make oppofi-
tion votes. We may expect from the ticket
nominated At Lincoln q clean and able al
DiaiEtrzton and the people il ny part OF
the state are fully satisfied"
Al the home CO c. ?. Robertson there
was q notable gathering yesterday. four
generations Of the family being present in
the persons Of Mrs. Margaret Robertson.
mother Of c. r and W. NJ. Robertson, the
~lsttsr's daughter, Mrs. George Williams.
and little MErEuerite williams. her dauEh-
ter. This was the first tine the party had
ever been tnEstheT and after dinner q pho
toErzpheT took q picture Of the group.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
BARBER SHOP NEEDS SHAVE
Proprietor Find 81 Covered with
Feathers Early I'm the
MorninG.

Some very black tar and seine very long
feathers adorned the frcDt Of the Star bar
Der shop. ZIG North Sixteenth yesterday
morning. ana the striped pole In front Of
the establishment looked Ike 9 Shanghai
rooster stretching 20 crow.
On the front windows there was 4 special
smbellishnent Of crimson paint. well
feRthered. and a ~Eignboard that stood on the
walk was daubed in 4 variety Of colors. che
tar black predominkting. On this board
had been four lines informing the be-
whiskeree public that q shave was there
obtained at the minimum cost Of s cents,
tonic or shampoo for the same fee and q
hair cut for the tenth Of 4 dollar.
The proprietors. who were recently grad
uHted from q barber college. charge that
this sign has brought them such a deiuge
OF trade that member Of the BRrbers'
union. TO which the graduates do not be-
lenE. are Jealous" and that some Of them
must have been the decorators q the night.
The prUprietor say. also. that they had ex-
pected 10 close this week. but that now
they are determined to continue In business
and 'lRy for" any future nolesterR
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
FRIGHTENING UP HIS VAN
City Treasurer Putting Tax Persuader
In shape for New
Campaign.

b city treAEursr's Big furniture van.
Which did such effective ssrviee As q tax
persuGeer last year. Is receiving a new coat
Of paint the tires are bstJg set. the cover
Ia being patched in places and the running
gear Is 10 be striped red and yellow On a
~Eroundvork o. green On the norning %
Wednesday, July 2 The wheels viii be
creased before daylight. and b. 3 o clock,
IN charge q City Collectors Fred Anderson.
George swigArL Bert Bush and Paul Seward.
II VII be Solting ever the pGvsmsnts Of the
business districts 10 the embarrassment Of
delinquent taxpayers.
The small taxpayers have come 10 the
frout exceptionally well this year" saia
City Treasurer Eehninss. and those who
are now delinquent IS 4 Iuie. are those who
can best Erord 10 paw thsir taxes. The
NAgon. with the words City Treasures
Van painted CT IL in big letters. win begiz
The canvass nsUt Wednesday morning and
viii continue until al Of the delinquent
taxes are collected"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
DISPUTE AMONG FlREMEN
I'm Feeling Sc Caused ny TestirsOny
R~eFardInE Dispose
tion Of Property.

Some feeling was s~nEsoderee auune the
members Of the Ere department at Engine
House Ne. / over the testimony Of Edwin
Jeedsr In the John II. Hartman inquest
Before he shot himself Monday Hartman had
r V. Cole write an order which Hartman
signed. requesting Captain Sullivan Of the
Ere department to take charge Of his e.
fects and ssTtag that an Insurance policy
which he held should be made payable to
Sullivan.
Leeder testified that Hartman started TO
cross cut the name Of the beneficiary. Marie
Biessn6orf, and insert Leaders, name In the
policy. and that Captain Sullivan prevented
him Later he said Hartman hal left the
policy TO Sullivan. Cole testified that Hart
man gave him Instructions TO have the
policy turned over TO Sullivan and signed an
order which Cole had written 20 that eject
Sullivan WIS net with Cole and Hartman
when the order WAS made out He was
very indignant at LeeoeTs testimony and
said that Il was due TO personal malice
Mrs. Agnes Royle. with whom Hartman
was infatuated and ever whom he killed
himself Was not found yesterday morning
when a subpoena was issued for her Il is
thought that she had left the city. All the
nremsn who testified said that the woman
had frequently come to the engine house
TO see Hartman. and in many ways had
encouraged his attentions. Others said that
Hartman had threatened sslf-destructon on
several occasions a day before be shot him
self.
The Jury brought in q verdict that the
deceased had shot himself with suicidal
intent
Hartman is thought TO have relatives In
stllvell. Kan and until that place 10
heard fran DO funeral arrangements VIII Be
rraF
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
ENDORSES BUILDING SCHEME
Real Estate Exchange supports Plans
of Young WORen's Chris
an Association.

At the meeting Of the Real Estate eI-
change yesterday a delegation from the
Young wonen'E Christian GssociAtion
headed By Mrs. W. P Hartford brought be-
fore the members the desire Of the sssoeiA-
ton 10 erect q new building Al \ cost Of
about sbo.0 0o. The women showed the
budget Of the association for the present
year. saying that the Institution In self
supporting. but cannot hope to build the
contemplated structure without donations
from persons interested IN the work On
notion % Lewis S. Reed the exchange en-
dorsed the plan Of the association and
pledged is member to do all possible TO
advance Il.
The special committee reported that II
had sold ninety tickets to the picnic. which
viii be held Saturday. and that II would
have tickets for sale At the depot before
the train leaves. The train viii leave the
Webster street depot At 6 o'clock. returning
AZ 6 ?. m The fare Is g. which includes
admission to the grounds
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Frs Hal and KHrkst House Advocates
Settle Tsir Differences
APPROPRIATION FOR ENGINE HOUSE STE
Appointments te Library Board Gen.
arnes-COntraet fer RePairinE
Asphalt ApProved-GasOline
Lamps 20 Ne Cut Out.

The councnmep Who we're backing the
mayor IN his edcrts 20 have . new ere
snEine house built at Eleventh and Jack
con streets and those who were holding
out for the Capitol avenue market house
rot together al Tuesday nights counci
meeting and effected a compromise. and
optimistic member nov maintain that both
buildings will Be- under way before the
END Of the year. The friends Of The FIRE
nEipe project were given a sop in the form
Of $1,000 TO make = payment on the pro-
posed site. in return for which. Il Is IN
eerEtood. they viii make concessions to
the opponents Of The market house.
Aside from this only a small amount Of
routine buEiness wac transacted. White
herr, Loeeck and ZimmRn were sbssnL
The appointments OF Charles W. Halter,
samuel Rsichenberg and Louis y. GoBden
Gs appraisers 10 assess the damages Incl
dental 70 epenipg IN alley between Thirty
third and Thirty-sixth and from Harvey to
FErDam streets were received from the
mayer and upon vote were confirmed
Confirms Library Appointments
The following appointments TO the L.
h-hry board we're confirmed: Harry P.
Deuel., Frank l. Halter. John Rush and
". A Hansen M. Rush will succeed Her
bert 7. JeBvitt. whose term expires July
l. y Mr.. Hansen Will al the vacancy
caused By the resiEnEtion q william J.
Knox. MeEsrS- Halter and Deuel. have been
reAppointed-
A contract with the Grant Paving com
pAny TO make Spcb repairs in asphalt pave
nents as may be ordered By the city en-
giBeer during the fiscal year was approved
and confirmed. Under this contract the
company Is TO receive sl.25 per square
yHrd fer asphalt wearing surface. sL5o per
cubic yard for concrete and s45e per cubic
yard for binder. A IS. ee0 bond accompa-
Eied the contract. also q cOnnunicAtion
from the city c~onpUoller. sAysng that slS.-
egS.8 s EAs nov available for street re-
pairs.
A resolution WAS adopted appropriated
ksS3$l from the deg fund, TO be used IN
the completion OF the new dog pound at
Sixth and wehster streets.
To DiseOntinue Naphtha Lights.
Trostler introduced . resolution direct
ing that 1s7 gasoline lamps nov main
tanned by the Globe Lght and Heating
company be discontinued at the terminA-
ton Of the oompGny'G contract with the
city and that the onAhA Gas conplny be
authorized TO locate 100 gas lamps TO take
their place II further provides that the
E~Assline Tampa To h discontinued ke d@-
iEnEted ~ the city gas inspector AID the
couDoiiDen IN their respective wards and
that the location Of the new gas lamps be
determined by the same ofnceE- The res
olUtion was adopted.
The sum Of tL0op was set aside from the
general fund to be used in making partial
payment o. the lot 1t Eleventh and Jack
sen streets, upon which It 10 proposed to
build . Ere engine house The fun amount
Of the city's obligation On this property II
81. OOo.
An ordinances providing for the prStee-
ton OF trees. shrubs. grass. etc and pro-
viding . penalty for its violation wal
passed
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
is FAR REACHING
Teansters ana Freight Handlers
Gene 60 Agreement TO submit
20 ChfcaEo Railroads.

CHICAGO. June "a labor demand OF
fsr-resching tnportsnoe was agreed en-
today. when the National Teamsters' unio1
and the local freight handlers union cane
TO an undsrstBnding between themselves
and prepared 10 submit an ultinstun 10
all the railroads entering Chicago. They
will demand that after Thursday no union
teamster deliver freight 10 a D~on-union
freight handler. also that no unio1 freight
handler deliver freight 70 q n~on-union
driver or accept the same from him.
The demand viii involve every railroad
with q freight house In Chicago. II VIII
concern more than 1000 men and prac-
tIeBlly every manufacturing interest In the
city.
The move Is designed to force every
freight handler TO enter the union and &c
give that body into the control OF the
teamEters' union
II IL declared that unless the various
railroad companies accept the ultinatun a
general strike nay be called.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ernest W. JuEHn has returned 20 Omaha
after having made q tO1r Of the state. he
says crops are in eIcelent condition
Nr. ara MrE John II Mickey uassed
through Omaha yesterday On Their way
home trim Mount Vernon, Ia. where they
we're present a. The marriage q Their son.
Mr. Mickey NIL remain n osceolz Until
the meeting o. TIE republican state central
COMMUTE. which he Vii attend
George ". MeEesth Eho recently dis
posed q his interests IN ths Central Coal
tgnpznY Of Kansas CITY. a. nov n New
YORK from where BE VII sal. July 3 for
Europe His family IL Al a resou IN
Hho1e Island for the sumner snt M.
MeEeath WI probably remain IN EurOps
unD November Or Decembe.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
AFTER LEAGUE CONVENTION
ChieaEo Republicans Journey 20
WashingtOn 90 Pail for Failure
National Meeting.

CHICAGO. June s5-Ths executive con-
mittee q the National Republican league
net here today and q subcommittee Will
depart for W~EEhiHEton tonoTrow 20 wait
upon President Roosevelt. upon whom de-
psnds largely the tine M place for The
next conTsnrion o. the organization Sew
sral cities are represented a. c3Emoring
for tie convection. but The onoers Ct the
league are bending every energy 10 secure
The presence Of the president a. their IA
ti0DEl gathering and have tAertfOTs left
the proposition open
The COMMITTEES net in tie onoss Of Ma
tiuEEl PrsEidelt Isaac Miller HGnIlton.
Reports q the president. secretary ana
treasurer were approved. and the rsEigns-
uun Of Secretary l. Il Stein o. CoFington.
KY. accepted. The general EituAtion o.
TIE league n the various states ana tsrr-
tories vas cEnFAsHsd and a vas stated
that lbene var more snthusiEEn this yeEs
lhGn has been taken hsrstof0Fs II ne
Affairs q The 0rganiEatiol
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
AlauseMents.
Banda Rosa at orpheuR.

Banda Rosa at OrPheum-
The sixth in the series Of elgh: concerts
by the Banda Rosa drew a crowd which
completely filed the orpheum Tuesday
evening. II WAS the largest house Of the
series thus far. and il is highly probable
that II the engsEenept we're continued 10
the end Of the week the band would be
playing TO standing room by Saturday night.
But unfortunately the concerts viii close
with Jonight's program
These who heard WILLOW Grove" march.
& composition Of Sorrentino. Tuesday even
ing can understand why this great artist
Is called the march king Of Italy" His
conceptions differ in kind. but are fully as
musical and swinging as those Of sOusa.
In the Ride Of the Yalkyrles' Sorrentine
demonstrated that his aggregation could
render Wagner as well a. musiciEnB o. the
fEtherlAnd. II EEs scientifically excel
lent" ana the Eudienee seemed 10 8ppreel-
ate IL as well as the music lovers Of Kansas
City. who during the last two seasons were
attracted TO Paramount park by the thou
sands TO hear this selection. which vas
generally voted 4 f~Evurits.
I sig FBDellL . l5-yeEr-old boy, plSye5 &
harp Solo. and sig SunEiAto. baritone. sung
= selection from Faust" Both were well
received. A religious fantasia The Love
Feast OF the Apostles" AID the march,
"~Nibelungen." from the fRnoux ~Tetraicgy."
we're also heartily eneored-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
HYMEkEAL.
PsrmeIee-AuchMoeay

Albert Edward PHrDelee ana Miss Jean
nette AuchMoedy. formerly director OF the
kinoerEErten Of the Windsor school. were
married at $50 yesterday afternoon by Rev.
c c Cissell at the home Of the brides
mother, s0s South Thirty-seventh street. n
The presence Of relatives and q few intimate
friends.
NJ. and Mrs. Paremlee left at 4.ss
O'Clock for Denver and points west for a
Two weeks trip. Mr.. Psrmeiee IL the
police reporter on q local paper and Is a
veteran OF the Scandinavian war. He
10 an OnAhs product and has . host Ct
friends in his city. The brids Is The
Youngest daughter Of Mrs. PaulIsa Avcb-
Needy and is n most estnabIe and popular
young woman Upon their return The
eoopie viii 60 10 Housekeeping n Tbirty-
sixth ana FarnHm Etree;a. il n home a;-.sdr
prepared by the groom.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
IMPERIAL P0TEKTATE COMES
CoIsaeI Aktn VIII Arrive Home
Early On Morning of July
FIRST.

Tks latest ward frun Colonel Henry c.
Akin IL that he vii ErTsvs IN Omaha July
/ and the eoDnirtes q TEugisr temple.
NObles - the Mystic shrins. Is making
arrangsDsnus for his reosption ae~cordingiy.
Tuesday morning a COMMITTEES Consisting oi
Gustav AnderBoA- c1det Tsylor. N. A Han.
b Z WIleox. D. n Wheeler And A N
ols0n I'll 50 70 Laneoln. where tbsy vii
nset TIE Rev Imperial potsntAts ana Ae-
eoEPHny hin 20 Omaha arriving here Al
Ia q
Al tAal AOur at II. ssso, the asabsrs 81