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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16

Charleston, S. O., April 9.-This
was Presidents oay at the exposi-
ton. The events of the day began
with grand procession through the
streets of Charleston, and afterwards
there were speeches in the exposi-
tion auditorium, the presentation OF
a sword by the President to Major
Micah jenkins, a luncheon at the
Woman's building and inspection OF
the grounds and buildings.
The parade was the most impor.
tant that Charleston has ever seen.
Besides the President and distin-
guished visitors, United States
artillerymen, United States marines
and Jackies, there were soldiers from
various States and cadets from two
military academies.
Sixty thousand persons attended
the exposition to-day, the greatest
crowd this city has known in her
history.
The reception to the President has
been even more than enthusiastic.
Thousands have shouted themselves
hoarse. His trip from the city to
the grounds was a continual ovation
from the moment the journey began
until he left the grounds.
The weather to-day has been per-
feet. The air was bracing and a
pleasant breeze was blowing inshore.
There was not a cloud in the skies.
There has not been a hitch in the
execution of the program as ar
ranged, and everything has passed
off smoothly and pleasantly.
The Presidential party was driven
directly to the exposition auditorium
where the President reviewed the
troops from a platform erected at
that point.
The Presidents salute of 81 guns
was fired by the German artillery on
the entrance of the President to the
exposition grounds.
At noon the President proceeded
to the auditorium, where the formal
ceremonies occurred. Addresses
were made by Captain F. w. Wage
ner, president of the South Carolina
Inter State and West Indian Expo
sition company Governor Nc
Sweeney, of South Carolina Cover
nor Aycock, of North Carolina
Mayor Smyth, of Charleston, and
the President of the United States
President Roosevelt, in his address
at the exposition grounds spoke as
follows:
"It is to me a peculiar privilege to
speak here in your beautiful city
My mothers people were from Geor-
gia; but before they came to Geor-
gia, before the revolution, in the days
of colonial rule, they dwelt for nearly
century in South Carolina, and
therefore l can claim your State as
mine by inheritance no less than by
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16
Legal Advertisements.

NNRESPASS NOTICE.-All persons are
l. hereby forbidden to trespass upon
our lands, located in Whitewater Town
ship, Oconee County, South Carolina,
by cutting trees, hunting, fishing, setting
fire in the woods, digging ginseng, star
grass, snake root, May apple and all other
trespassing will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
Milton Nicholson, Sr., F. e. Corbin,
JAS. Hunter t& Co., w. b. +. Corbin.
April 2, 1902. 14-17
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16
Notice Of Final Settlement
and Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned will make application to
d. A. Smith, Esq, Judge of Probate for
Oconee county, in the State of South
Carolina, on Saturday, the Goth day of
April, 1902, at IL o'clock in the fore
noon, or as soon thereafter as said appli
cation can be heard, for leave to make
final settlement of the estate of NJ. S.
Stribling, deceased, and final discharge
as Executors of said estate
l.. ID. STRIBLING,
S. p. STRIBLING,
Qualified Executors of the Estate of M
S. Stribling, deceased
March 26, 1902. 1916
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16
Attention, Stock Raisers.

HAVE South Carolina raised Jack,
j. sired by 16-hand Kentucky Jack.
This Jack is now six years old; very
large; well shaped; large flat bone; good
foot. He will make the season at nv
stables, three miles north of Seneca, one
mile east of Bibb place. Insurance fee,
$500. For further particulars call at my
home or address me at Seneca, S. c..
Y. G.. LANGSTON.
April 2, 1902. AIT
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16
NOTICE 70 DEBTORS and CREDITORS

A LII PERSONS indebted to the estate
IA of l.. E. FINCANNON, deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
the same, duly attested, within the time
prescribed by law, or be barred.
@. r.. FINCANNON,
ADMINISTRATOR of the Estate of l.. E. Fin
cannon, deceased.
ch 20, 1902. 1915
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

TNHE UNDERSIGNED is authorized to
Il make sale of the Connors land,
near Walhalla, S. g., to-wit: One tract or
lot of ten acres, fronting west on the pub.
lie road from Walhala out by Col. Il. A.
Thompson's TO Oconee Station; adioins
VIM. f. Erwin, Mrs. Henry Biemann and
others. Also one tract of 1877 acres on
Cane Creek; adjoins VIM. f. Erwin, w.
A. Strother, j. w. Holleman and others.
Price and terms reasonable.
S. p. DENDY, Attorney,
1926 Walhalla, S. G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

A LII persons indebted to the estate
"A of M. s. Stribling, deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment to the
undersigned, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
the same, duly attested, within the time
prescribed by law, or be barred.
l.. ID. STRIBLING,
S. p. STRIBLING,
Qualified Executors of the Estate of NJ.
S. Stribling, deceased.
March 26, 1902. 1915
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16

INOR SALE.-Ideal Summer Home in
IL Mountains.--Situated at Horse Cove,
Macon county, N. c., consisting of Is
acres and improvements. Price S4OO. 90
cash. Address
MRS. GRAHAM III. THOMPSON,
l3l7 Baroune St, New Orleans, La.
April 2, 1902. l4-l7
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16

gans are starved, and the weakness of
starvation shows itself In 1unes, heart,
liver, kidneys or some other organ.
DR.. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition, and
80 cures disease of other organs which
have originated through deficient nutri-
ton or impure blood.
oI had been suffering with kidney trouble
twenty years,n writes Miss Minnie Ryan, OF
1887 Louisiana 1Venue st. Louis, Mo-, sand I
had doStored with a number OF the beat physi.
clans. Two years ago oofnme need taking your
Golden Medical Discovery and ravoyite Pre-.
ecript!on and took also several vlais OF Doctor
Piefeo's Pellets. took eight bottles ito II
eaeh), and feel now perfectly cured.s .
DIR, Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16
RM AND HAMMER SODA FOR sc.
President Theodore Roosevet's Brilliant and
Eloquent Address at Charleston.
PLUGS EARLY BIRD,
; PLUGS SCHN.APPS, :

Amid
on--F
Lustiiy O
Wheeler
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16
after MANY YEARS

Of suffering from kidney disease, Miss
Minnie Ryan, of St. Louis, Mo-, found
complete cure result from the use of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-16

1t is such cures
as this which es-
tablish the sound-
ness Of DIR. Pierce's
theory: uDiseases
which originate In
the stomach must
be cured through
tn e atom a C h.n
Every other organ
depends on the
O. 3 M a C h foi' Its
vitality and vigor.
For by the stom-
ach and lite asso-
ciated organs of
digestion and nu-
triton the food
which is eaten is
converted into nu-
trin1ent, which, In
the form of blood,
is the sustaining
power Of the body
and each organ Of
1t. w he n tn e
stomach is dis
eased the food sup
ply of the body is
1,tt Iax.,s. IT,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
Gntlallt Gin grnBes Websimnik.

Sft ,pirb ssfrast. aie e5 fommt, pab
purA nDr. Sings Stem Discovery" Sc
gen aussebruns lu iiberraldense unp
lelbit ben teiten NerSten unertlarlid 1hei-
nsnoe Seilerfclse er;ielt ,peroen. Das
0ebemnib liest eben pari,., es fonsert
Die Yerpcrbene unb inft3irte SAleimlubz
tan, aus uno temirft burA Den Sauers
itoff eine 8elebuns uno Bereihernng bes
Blutes. gs 1eilt Die burh grfaltuns
unp 5ulten ent3iinoeten aeblen unp aun-
gen. SAwere Grfdltune unc BART
nddiger biten ipeicben l6nellltens Bel Mn<
ipenpuns BON Or. 8inss Stem Discovery,
pas unfsblbarite Mittrl fir ale 5als-
uub 2unsenleipen. 0arantrte Slalden
BON SOC. uno Sl.00. Nrpbe-6lalhaen
fret in Der Npptbefe BON 6rant 0fiaer u.
Sptn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
NeOMsierie E0l,rptciSc.

MuBer lpfalen GrcurIonen su rebuSierten BreiIen,
Die bel oeridtebener @elegenbeteu eepabrt Deroen,
bieten bic YennipIpania 3inien fir folgenoe Gelege-
beiten beipnbers biIige Geic9elesenbetten
gtadb San s5rancisco. 2ps sln9ees. Sal. nno Bort:
lamb Ore, pont 26 Wtai Bis z Suni einihlieBih bel
GeIegenheit opn SntperiaI Council NobleS Of Wtplttt
9brine, 9lational Contention :. R. ". Of @nnerifa
unb Suprere 2pbge 81. g. u. 3d.
gladb 3enper Colorado Sprin9s poer Tuebfo. Colo.
bonn 81 bis g. Snni eubl, bel @elegepbet Der iuters
natipnaen Gpnoention ber SonntagSi1ule, Srienntal
@Dnpenttpn.
ytad Wlinneapplis. Wtirn. npm s. biz Z. Suli eiii=
lieBiid, seegeutlidb ber 8atipnal goncaunat aiios
CiatiDn.
9sod9 9acoma, ggaSb pber Iprtlaub, Ore. BON, Is.
big gum Suit einihl geleaentlid eer lnnuol Wcetng
g. g. s. H., Goeietp pf nnitcb @resbpteran Sbnrb.
gtadb San syraneiScp poer Sos AngeleS @al. pDnt
l. bis l. slue. enbl, gelegcntlib Der 8enniaI Mee-
ting, &nights au Yptbas
gto6b Salt 2ate Gttp utab, bonn 6. bis g. Muguit
eini6l. 9ele9entli oer 4nnual &einion @rano 2on9e
3. g. 8. g.
Sir ndDcre Gusfanit iiber Sobrpreiie unb oubere
Gin3elbeien penbe man iip on Die Sidet.agenten Der
@euniplponta=Sinen
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CF'6u9Fra6e.


- Yearel gBarner, Elm 9ienitmao=
men, oas fir Sobn $. Namann arbeis
tete. itabl oaielbit Elm Gleio I'M Mertbe
BON $40. marc berbaftet, bpr ben
Mapor gebra6t unb su 5ebu Saeen Ge=
fdngniB. elmer gube bon $40 uno ben
Soften berurtbeilt.
Mart5a McGniebt, beren @atte
gesenudrtig in ben pbilippinen ieineln
9hatenorange 8eniige leiltet, perlangt
eine Sdeioun9, neil ihr gbemann ME
fir lie seior9t uno lie i'm Sabre 1894
obne uria6e berlahen bot.
- 9lm Sienftag lansten 81 Goblen=
srdber aus Der Sarttoblenregion in
Pennlploanien bier an. 9ieIelben iino
ourh ben Streif arbeitslos 9elporoen
uno bofen in ben bieIiaen Minen Nr=
belt su finoen. Sic msilten finoen in
ben &eblengruben in Gommeroale Ye=
ibdftigung, uno Die iibrigen boffen in
Wainrigbt Nrbeit 5u finoen.
- 9eute miro bier i'm Greisgeri91
Die Grase entibieoen. ob Der ginbalts=
befebl, ipel9er es bem Staotratb bon
@anal SoOer Oerbietet, Der prDjeftierteu
StraBenbabnlinie oas &ebt gu aeben,
ibre @sleile iiber Die Mooiter Bride al
legen permanent sema9t ooer aufge.
bDben tpiro.
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Seiratbsbe ewilli9t,noen.

Clinton Wl. Gooorid, Columbus. 8.
BeHi. 9arit. ylew gbilabelpbia.
Sobn q. Geffer - Mnna M. 6al,
beioe bon New gpme1stopn.
2lbam &egula = glettie W. Reaula,
beioe upn Baltic.
6eDpooo g. Glarf - SreIIie GeioD,
beioe BON 9enniion.
3bos. 6. Sargent = @li5abeth u.
Setter, beioe BON Stem philadelphia.
9arrp s. Welt @atbarina gulalia
glouie, beioe BON uhri9sbi(le.
Otto s. 8igus = gei1ie u. Cotton,
beibe bon ubrihsDiae.
gopin s. 8ell - Wiaurioe 8. galb'
min, beloe bon Gennilon.
gbiri 8alilio - @otanaa Weeohlore,
beioe bon geibler.
GoD Mc@otten, 2orain 8. - &oieliu
Brill, Strabburs.
OarrD SS. 9tntbDnp - Claire Murpbp.
beioe bon Stem gomerstoipn.
8m. gB. 9eImia, Canton - geatc
plep, Stem philadelphia.
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6Glt cineu GonareBmann anfrcdt.

,@esen GAluB Der Gamsasne," 70
1hreibt Champ Glarf, Mifouri's berpcr-
rasenber RunsreBinann, mar i'd bnrh
ueteranlirensuns, MISUNDERSTANDING,
SAlalloIsfeit unp itsttS GprsHr@ fsR
sdn3lih aufserieben. SIS fhtenrair. als rb
Sraane meines G0rperS In uncreuxm9
,paren, bph 5 8lalden electric git;ers"
brad,ten mid wieper auf pie Seine. sc
lit Die bette Don alien fog. Dateutmepi3inen,
Die iiber ben Qapentiith zines Drrsiften
pea perfauft merren." llebtrarbfitete,
abseIpannte Manner unp 1hwahe, trdnf-
Tide Sranen erlansen frilhe qe6eaSsrafi
unp @elunpbeit purh Electric 8ittfrs"
Serluht ie. YreiS soc. Bel Jrant Miaer
unp Subn, Nprtbcfe. 0arantirt
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gd,luRfeier Der 8od,id,mle.

Sic SdluBfeier oes 38. Shuljabres
Der bieiisen 0ohlbule finoet beute
abeno Inn s llbr I'M Spernbauie ftatt.
Gie 10 30glin9e Der austretenoen
Rlal5e tperben Elm turses programm
,ur 9lusfiibrung bringen, tporauf Sr.
Charles s. Sming, Der prdiioent Der
Weltern lniberlitdt in @leDelano, eine
uniprade on Die 3pslinse uno oeren
Sreunoe balten miro.
Mulif tpirb bon einem Damen6or
leliefert, unter 3eitung pon profefor
SroBlano bon ubri9sDille.
Seoermann lit bersli6 eingelaoen.
ReIsroierte 5ibe fDnnen bel Spes uno
RaoerlD ooer am Gbenb on Der Ralie
5elegt tueroen.
Sieie 6eier Miro cine Der befen in
Der @eibidte unierer 9obI6ule fein.
gine flaine gintritts9ebiibr BON 10 uno
Is Gents piro bere6net, Inn bic un=
tofen au oefen.
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&c. uriers 5tOrc
Neuisfeiten,

Ser Wettltreit iib,r bas pDnp. bas
bem Ginoe sugeiproben miro, pelhes
oas Gemidt oes 5hieres am nahlien
ratbet. naht lsifem gnOe mo 9unberte
BON Ginoern lDarten nit arpBer Spans
'nung auf bas Heiultat. Ser Wett-
itreit enoet anl Gienitas, "a. SUM.
llno ale MntbmaBunaen auf oas @e-
,piht oes Bunp miilien an ierem 5ase
Dor 6 llbr Abenbs eingereidt weroen.
es lino nod piele 5idets, bieSur Mitbe.
tperbung an Dem Wettltreit berehti9en,
ausiteleno, uno IS 1T uns iebr oa.an
eelegen, bab bieIslben eineereiAt iper=
ben, Damit lie re3iltriert lperoen t6nnen.
Wartet nidt. big es su Ipdt lit. Nah
BEN "a. SUM tDnnen mir teine Wutb=
naBungen mebr eutgegen nebmen uno
teine 5ifets mebr ausgeben. Oas
ponD miro uns am 4. Suli au9e.
ibidt unb am ndmliben Sage miro
aub entldi,ben, mem Der Breis Sufdlt.
IS peroen Yrsisridter erwdblt, beren
YHldtes 1T, oas Yonp gu lDiegerl uno
Su erratben, wer oas @emiht ain nad=
fen erratben bat.
Bonp Gtriimpfe fir Gnaben uno
MfaOd)en lperDen 81 Is Gents oas Baar
berfauft uno nit ieoem Yaar miro Elm
Sidet aeaeben, bas ben Snbaber bereh=
ti9t, auf bas @anibt Oes Shetland
ppnD III raiben. Dieie Striimpfe fino
gut gemaht unb Die 6abritanten baben
iih fir oieIe Wetbooe entIdieoen, um
oieielben befannt gu MAIDEN. 2eBtes
Sabr muroen 10 ponies Ginoern in
alien 9heilen oes 2anoes seidentt. aber
feiner ber Breiie maro bon einem Sim
be in bieIem 9ountD geDonnen. Ser
iebi9e Wettitreit 1T aber unier eigener,
oas ponp miro ein 5uscaraipas pDnr
iein, Iobalb Dai1elbe nad Der Stlhi
fpnmt, uno elmer unIerer Gnaben Doe,
zines unierer Mdoben miro baiislbe
nad benz 4. Suli beliBen.
gltern, fault ponp Striimpfe UNI
sebt oamit guren 9raben uno Wdo.
den cine 8elegenheit, oas pOnp gu &C.
ninnen.
Wdo6en uno Gnaben, maht Cure
Wutbmabungen bor Dem "a. Suli.
| g. 9. ttrfers groBer store.
cH'ea9Hrabe. asu.gb.ianslpbia
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Mas 1T an etne,,t gea,,te,, :?

ysa6 oem berhbmteu englifnen Di1tsr sbafeipeare !:
uNtHts.a Denn fogt er bic Rofe iuie He aud biebe
pirbe nn1 bnften. Gut unb f6Dn. Su iebr bielen
Gdnep TT aber ein Naule bod BON ouBerprbentliber
DebentunQ GS giebt Gauien6e unb Tauienbe. tpeldbe
bon ben st. Dernnrb ArdlterpiHen gebeiIt tporoen
tno nnD nnn MnberM bsfeS berhbmte 9etInitteI qeQe
ole Rrdnfbeiten Dcs Magens unb ber 4tber empebien
gDte menn MN anf elnmoI irgenb zine tpertblpie
0u0dalberei inter bieiem Nautn felqtbDten tpirbeY
erbpfltn en- t6btlieS ungIhd iein. ytotlrIi perbe
bic GigentblMer Dieier mUbltbdtigen pineu niemnIS
9eit1tlen bab Der berhbmte g0le ber IN ber ganaen
9Delt befnunf uub ge0tet IT. nttf 10 fm6nbIie siie
MiBbran9t tuirO. D,eie Yilaen lpeI3e III alien Mpos
theIen far nur Is Gsnt9 1H b0ben FuD, tutberleqen
GbaSeipeartS Mort 81 bnbtn eiren gkotnen ber
tut DiejeUi0eM bte nit QrAufheit W N00en2 b ber
0eber bebo}tet nh, 8ieIsB oDer beiIsr 9ejaat Mne5
teosntet Ktmli& 9eilnns ben tbrsR eei6sti.
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glm 5onntae in 9lem philadelphia
Better 5brioer i'm Mlter bon 83 Sahren.
Der 0erltorbene fam i'm Sabre l843
na6 Stem philadelphia uno betrieb ielt
Sabren Elm 5pes,reipaarenseiAdft. III
binterlaBt cine 8ittpe, aber feline &ln=
Der.
gm %. Wtai in Der Ndbe bon port
WaIbinaton Wittwe slnna Barbara
RiIer I'M Mlter BON Is Sabren unb orel
Monaten. Die 8erliorbene fam i'm
Sabre 1881 nit ihren 9inoern nod
oen Ser. @taaten, tpobin ibr Wlann I'M
Sabre borber boran eereilt mar. Sbr
@atte farb i'm Sabre 1890. Won te6s
Rinoern Der 8erHorbenen ltno nod
bier, orei SDhne uno cine Sohter, am
9eben.
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Minp,ta cafe.
onhiono,s Ionpier Spnnler.Meinrt.

g9inona Safe eynb on Der YennIglpana 8abn. tit
elm anaenebmer SonlmeranientbaltSp fir Yeronen
peldDe unterbaltung uub 8erebrung init 9tnbe nnb
Grbnlung 3u perbinben fpiinIden 9eier &eiort tit
Der SiB Der YBiuona MIIemblp unb SommerIGule nno
DirD idbrlid BON pielen YeriDnen beudbt pele bort
Grfrifbung fir &brper unb SeiIt fu1eu nnb finoen.
Sie SdIle lit unter Der 2eitnng tii1t9er Sebrer. SIR
Grbplnng lnb @ereuigen 1T beitens geior9t.
Gage an nerfouft bic YennIplpauo 0abn Grcnriipns-
tirfets. Ser 0erfauf ber Gaion.5idets be9innt ant
l5 Wtai unb fpdbrt bis l3 September. 6. 9. OideD.
Sefretdr, Mtnpna safe, Sno.. 9iebt ausfunit iiber
AiicmbIp Gommerihulen &C.
sfiir Ausfnnft iiber GrcurFpnsratben, syabr5et &C.
peoe man 5 an bic 9icfetsMgenten ber Peunfilponio
8abn pber on s. Wan 9uien Gbiei-afiiitant Se.era
Paiia9er a9ent, 8utsbnr9, Ya
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Chicago. oer gr6bte GIeiihmartf
Der gDelt. leinet Manael ali Tleiid, neil
Die ssuhrlsilte itrsiten ilno iih ipeiserlg
6lsiSh Sn liefern. Eie 9rDBten 0Otels
lno 9seitanrantS linh niht i'm Gtaroe,
Eib ibren BeOarf an Glelib su Derlbaf-
fen. ggie Uiel better III man oa Md
in cinem 2anbfidotben aeiielli, mo mar
.au SUB rob 0enl GieiIhsrlaDen iDan=
bert uao 6ieiIh tauft, tpenn man -
aenuA @eI0 bat.
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Hsp pDsIasslpaia, O.. 5. Snni 1892.
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0enorbet..

glm i. csuni in Stem philadelphia,
nah lauper, ihperer 4rantbeit. Grdus
LEN 5ue Gmitb. SDhter bes fiirSlid
u.rnprbelen Gottor Sbomas Smith.
Nm i. SUM in 9enniiOn Wittpe
H,becea Sole. Die 0eriforbene binters
laSt fiinf 2inoer. bier e0bne nno cine
5ohier.
yIn q. W1ai in llbridsoille Clara
6. Dauobertp i'm 9llter bon 20 Sabren,
nab LANCER Grantbeit.
glm 27. alai in New pbilaoelphia
ssoIbun 2eaeett I'M sllter bon 90 Sob
rem, al Mithma uno eirlem 0ersleloeil
Der 8erItorbene binterldBt cine sSittDe
unb eilen aooptier.en Sobn.
sranrises Gnoe.
gor tpeniaen Monaten lam Dolpt
sens, Elm iunser Wtunn ppn Nsn
@omerstolpn, aus ben philippinen 3u.
rid, no er slpei Sabre i'm 81. Heals
mente oebient bate. Gjefuno uno bel
lam er aus Dem Griege suriid gu ieiner
glteru in Stem @omerstoipn, uno on
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
REV. DOYLE
ORDAINED

Yesterday afternoon a council COM
posed Of delegates from IS Baptist
churches met at the North Baptist
church IN this city for the purpose
Of examining r. s. Doyle. Of Port
Angeles. with view Of ordination.
Rev. j. c. Baker. OF Bellevue. presld-
ed. The examination being satlsfac-
tory the ordination services were
held IN the evening. Rev. a. q. King.
Of Ballard. vas chairman: Rev. Ly-
man Munro. Of Ferndaie. offered
prayer, and Rev. W. A. Wright. of
Sumas, read che Scripture. The SER
mon was by Rev. s. G. Ohrum. and
the charge 10 the candidate was
given b. Rev. A. ". Hause Of Puy-
ailup. Rsv. @. c. King offered the
ordatniug prayer. and Rev. r. J..
Sawyer gave the hand Of fellowship
10 the new minister. The benedic-
ton was pronounced by the Rev. r..
$. Doyle. Rev. Doyle IN pastor of
the church ~ Port Angeles. where
he is doing an efficient work.