Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-01-08

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SEQ the Savannah, Ga, port receipts from
September1, 1901, up through the FRI
day immediately preceding publications
This will koepyOu posted to within two
or three days before tho time you send
in your estimate.
IA The $4,000 contest is an express con-
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nah cotton receipts for the period mon
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foryou. On April 10th wo trust check
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subscribers and help make times easier
in this locality.
be better than over before. Its. special
Boer- British war; the Philippine and
Cuban operations; tho Nicaragua canal
question; tho busy session of tho most
important Congress we havo ever assem-
bled, working out the details Of diplo-
macy, commerce, war and peace, fore
casted by the new Presidents recent mes:
sage; the development of the South's
great industrial movements; the Charles.
ton and West India Exposition, now in
progress; the building and equipping of
tho Louisiana Purchase Exposition at
st. Louis; diversified farm and village
industries and Improvements: the rural
free delivery of the farmers mail; tho
good roads and better schools question;
and thousands of other important things
WI VI he found f,rl1Sy n nd
in tho Constitution for tho year. The
farm and farmers pago will be under the
able direction of Col. r. j, Redding, who
has for years presided over this depart
ment to the great delight and encourage
ment of all questioners. The Woman's
Kingdom, the children's page and other
interesting departments will bo ably con-
those addressed. The ringing editorials
of the Constitution, speaking right out
in meeting exactly what it means in the
advocacy of true Democratic doctrine
and the development of the South, and
in behalf of the great interests of the
masses of our plain people, arc alone
easilSworth tho subscription price Of
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Tho management of tho Atlanta Con-
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in all respects. Mr., Clark Howell, as
president and editOr-in-chief, Mr.. Roby
Robinson, the new business manager,
and the same well-disciplined corps of
staff writer's and heads of departments,
will ably conduct all the affairs of this
long and honorable business course,
keeping faith with the people in all it's
contracts. contests and engagements, as
well as in its consistent and conspicuous
editorial fairness, places 1t among those
reliable institutions of our country upon
which the people may depend.
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under q close subscription alliance with
the Atlanta Constitution. 1t is now a
weekly literary papor conducted in tho
interest of Southern readers. One of it's
avowed purposes is the exploitation of
the Southern field of literature and tho
encouragement of Southern talent. Dur
ing the year contests for the best COM
petitive stories by Southern writer's will
be announced. During the past year IL
competition of this character resulted in
some 800 stories being submitted, all of
which are we'll worth reproduction, and
the majority of them have appeared and
will continue in tho Sunny South's inter-
esting columns.
The Woman's Department of the
Sunny South has been placed under the
direction of Mrs. Mary E. Bryan. Her
name has been connected with the Sunny
oouth loi HedFly u ReieTaClOn' one mas
brought to her work ripened expert
ence gained in tho service of the Same
clientele. The charm of her own per-
sonality shines in all tho writings of this
gifted woman. Already the Sunny South
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scribers, and during the year this, figure
will doubtless be more than doubled.
The price of the Atlanta Constitution
and Sunny South is only $1.25 per year.
fNl,h nrtoa nf f1,f Gnnth oil 10
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alike, except when clubs of five
accompanied by $3.50 In full payment
thereof a,e sont In, tho club-raiser re-
ceives for his work n years subscription
to tho Sunny South. Tho combination
price of The Kcowee Courier with the
Atlanta Constitution and Sunny South is
only 1925. Whenever this combination
IL taken mp the subscriber may submit
two estimates in the Savannah Cotton
Receipts Contest, on6~ on each paper,
although subscriptions to tho Sunny
South alone do not get any estimate.
With such great general newspaper
covering the worlds news and national
questions, and n great literary paper COW
ering tho whole field of romance and
fiction as depicted by current Southern
writer's, you will, of course, need the
best and livest local paper, giving our
rent local topics and tho latest and best
news and freshest comment upon events
of local interest. The Keowee Courier
stands pro-eminontly as the best paper
in Oconee county. I've trust this com
hination secured Inv tho Atlanta COnsti-
tuition, the Sunny South and Tho Keowee
Courier will be found best suited to all
Jourreaders. Tho price is merely nomi-
nal when the service is even half copsid-
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q e.. ~.
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