Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-01-22

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question:; the busy session of the most
important Congress we have 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
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progress; the building and equipping of
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st. Louis; diversified farm and village
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and the same well-disciplined corps of
staff writers and heads of departments,
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great newspaper. The Constitutions
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The Sunny South has been brought
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the Atlanta Constitution. 1t is now a
weekly literary paper conducted in the
interest of Southern readers. One of it's
avowed purposes is the exploitation of
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encouragement of Southern talent Dur
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name has been connected with the Sunny
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to tho Sunny South. The combination
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Atlanta Constitution and Sunny South is
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bination secured by the Atlanta Consti-
tuition, the Sunny South and The Keowee
Courier will he found best suited TO ali
our readers. The price Is merely nomi-
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