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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
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i&0n tuuroe Wtrs. @iusloms 500.
thing Syrup BON WellIiDneu upr
Wtiittern beim Babnen oer Sinber
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ourh oas Shreien eines Rinoes oe.
itort, oas i'm 1abnen lit unt Dor
Sbmersen tpeint? Wern 70. (Qife
l0fort cine Jlalbe BON ,Wars,
WinslDtDs Soothing Gsnrup" bulen,
Sein Wertb iit unbeaablbar. &c
tplro benz tleinen 2eioenoen ipfurt
9inoerunQ oerihaffen. WerlaBt eutt,
oarauf, Wttitter, es ift tein Rueifel
oaraber. Gs beilt Diarrboe, reau.
!irt ben Wtagen uno bic 9eieren, be.
ieitigt Wino &olif, erueidt ben
@aunlen, oerbinoert gntsiinouno
nno itdrtt oas gan5e SpTtem. ,Wlrs.
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nenoe &inoer iit aneenebm i'm Sc.
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etnem Der beiten tpeibliden glerste il,
ben Ter. Staten. gs ift bel allen
Orug9iiten in Der ganseu Welt an
baben. Breis Is Gents Der TloSd,e.
9auft nihts anoeres, als Wlrs.
Winslotus SnnthinasSurup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
5ir $500 ua9 9entithlanO.

9eutib amerifaniibe a3eitungen
tueroen i'm alten gaterlanb nit grps
Bem Sntereiie geleien, neil Iie iih
frei ausipre1en uno bdufig pDn briiz
ben mebr Meuigteiten uno NaHri1.
ten bringen. alS Die oeutIben Bel.
tungen ielblt. Die nGreie Breiie fiir
Xegas" lit oriiben iiberaq, tpobin iie
aeianot miro, Elm iebr germ eeiebener
@ait uno tam iib riibmen, Mners
fennung un6 Wirbigung gu finoen,
tuie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns.
iDmie ON Dieienigen, tpelbe oaS 8latt
an ibre Wermanbten ibiden, berpprs
3ebt. @er baber ieinen 8ertuanoten
uno Treunoen cine Jreuoe erueilen,
ibnen elm tpillfpmmenes @elHenf
MAIDEN nil, Der beiteue fiir iie bic
~Jreie Rreiie fiir Teras". Das Sns
terefie fiir 2eraS, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eeeub, mo Die
Wermanoten uobnen, lit in Deutim.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es ilt unntDQ.
li6. in Briuatbrieien cine TO grano.
lihe Guffldruug uno 8elbreibung
oes frenoen 2anoes 3u geben, tpie
oies bic nGreie 4refe" alIm6cbents
liH tbut. Sir ben aeringen greis
bon So uerienben mir portofrei unler
reibbaltiges @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Nbreife i'm Iuslanbe.
Die 8rete Vreiie fir 9esas publ.
Epmnaua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
Giienbabu Tabr=Ylan.
s. & q. u. Wabn.
9lbfa hrt.

y.
RAD ailen Nor6s9erass9antten .......
................... .OU S0rIt1.
Nah ct. 9Duis. Mempbis unb benz
Ofen. ........ Il. 4U Mttta4s.
Nab NoroeTeras. Santa Sc uuo Sriscos
Bunften. observation-disclosures 800 Nbenos.
NaH ct. 2Duis, 9SacD uno bem Often
.......... 10 MoeHoS.
Nadb 2arebo uno Mterieo. 1900 8Drm.
Nnfu.nft.
Bon ct. 2Duis mnb bem Dften. z. 80 8orm.
gpn N4rosEeIaS. Santa Sc uno Srisco.
Sunffen ............,.....S.4 .S.45 S0rttl.
Bon localen 9unften .7.40 Mbenbs
Son ct. 9Dmis unb benz Often. g. 10 Mbbs.
Bon 9arebo uno Werif0. -. 80 Wachm.
Soutbern Vaciftc 8abn.
Mbfahrt
Rad ysetu Orleans, SDmf0n unb @als
beiton t6alidb Ii. 40 @Drnl.
,inb 900 Mbenbs. s................
Nacb eagle 8aB, 81 Iaio. gatifprnien
uno WeritO .......... 300 Born.
Mnfunft.
8Ga Netr Orleans, Souftoh unb @al.
peiton t69lib. 40 Worgens
,inb 500 NaHm. ...............
BDn Gl Haio, Californian un6 Wegit0
.HcW NDemO8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

lRit fllbnem Shtpert Tam man benz
Mnipruns zines 20tpen besesnen; bas
eerGui1lote 9eranfrie9en unb llms
tpinben elmer -@hlanee finbet aud ben
Sapferiten tpebrlos.
llnb ber itiue Wfutb bes Grtrasens
fo1tet oft piel mebr 9erablut, ala ber
laute Mutb Der Wertbeibisune.
Glaubine bate ipabrli1 @elesenbeit
senus, ii9 i'm itiuen Mutb gu iiben.
sSbre einSise seiitise Mnresung tpas
rem nabeau 2enas 9riefe. Biiher Iiez
Ben iich 1ntper iiber bic grenaen
f1iden. 9ud ertarb allmGlig bas
Snterefie an 70 pielen Dinsen. bic ehes
bem tuidtis unb ipiiiensnertb seidite
nen batten. Snbem iie mebr unb nebr
tbtil an ben Gorsen ihrer Wirtbe, an
ben GreisniFen Der .gaatur nabmen.
entfernten iie ii1 mebr BON ber Melt.
{ gtnnal betam glaubine au9 einen
ldnseren Brief bon BERNHARD glaubius
ielbit. ltnb biefer CAB lift febr au bena
Ten.
.Meine liebe Dina Sd babe Dir
aus manhen @riinben bis iest fetne
anberen gla9rinten segeben, als atpeis
NAL einise sefdGftlide Notiaen iiber
bic Mrt. ipie itb Dein WerlnOsen angss
legi babe unb tpo Du fortan bte 8ins
fen gu erbeben haft. Dur1 Define 1eis
roth bift 9u meiner W6rmunbfhdft
entipa9fen, mas ia obnebies aud I'M
Mtnter an Deinem einunb5panaisiten
@eburtstag Der 6au eetpefen tpdre.
Die fdriftlide Quittuns. tpeIbe Du
mir sefanbt baft. seniiet nihi, neil iie
nidt notarieu bsglaubiet mar, allsin
biefe Jormalitdten fonnen nad @urer
9eimtebr i'm Dttober erlsbigt lperben.
Sd Dermodte niht au Dir 70 berg
lid unb Ssrtraulih gu fpreden, tpie i'd
es ebebem seipobnt mar. Du, liebe
Dina, mein potbentinb, bic Glteite
Todter metnes unberseHenen Greuns
bes. bait mir INNER befonbers nabe
eeitanben-id barf tpobl fa9en: fhpes
iterlid, benn bic Sabre boben einen
setpifen Mussleid sebradt. Desbolb
tpdre es mir fdtper getpefen, Dir nit
einem ipeniser freien Bid au besesnen
dlsi ehebem. Werbeblen ober tann id
mid niht. unb 10 bdtteft Du bod ses
fpiirt, baB mid irsenb ettpas briidt.
sd babe mid entfhtoTen, offer au
Dir gu fpre4en. bamii, penn es Thots
fade ipirb. tpas i'd fiirhte, On bic
tiferen @riinbe treihi.
tssDrtsesDnn fulQt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

= o b t I I der Mus 9aHg
einer g lager meni fur.
Ginsn t0btIidsu alussans bate uns
langft fiir sinen Der @etbeiligten eiue
S&ldgermeniur, bic in Berlin spif@eu
atpei 8urfdenfhaftern ausaefohien
ipurbe. Bsibe Gsgner tparen Surifen.
Der eine, Elm iunger Maonn bon %
Sabren, beHen Gttern in pptsbom
tpobnen. erbielt einen bIutigen 6teb
iiber ben aopf unb ftarb am nd&isen
Sage an ber Werlebung, bie cine Bluts
nergtftuns CUR Golse bate.
Rob Ienlager eutbsdt.
profeHor 8. $. Moob DON ber uniDer.
fiat tn gbieaso, untsritiibt Don ben
Stubenten Gobsa unb g3ea1e bon Der
Staats>llniDeriitGt unb Gtaatss@eos
logiit peaie s. q. Wilbsr bon Garso,
mahten bor Sturgeon cine Gntbedunass
tabrt entlang bes MiHouri, Rnife unb
Gannonban Nibers, Tim bte minerals
lager in biefer gegenb au unterfuhen.
Nad Dorlduftgem Berift tpurben
groBe aoblenloger. bon benen man Hs.
lang nihts setpubt. fotpis ipertbpoIIe
9auiteine unb Gbonerbe entbedt,
Me1t bes paffaaiers.
Gin ct. Coulter 8iirger, ber iiinsft
bort einen Strobmbahnpasen b.ftsisen
iuoIlte unb an benz mebrere Wasen pors
iiber fubreu, bic er anrief. Obne gu ball
ten. tporouf er einen gfspolptr Sos unb
ben Motorfiibrer aiuans. SaIt gu mas
4en. 1T i'm poIiseigsridts freigeiproe
den tporben. Der poliaeiridter ere
tIdrt.: Gin ieber WotOrfiibrer. Der
mir auf bic Mntlase oorsefiibrt tpirb,
boB .r bon paffasieren an elmer Gtra'
benede anserufen iporben 1T unb tross
bem nidt angebaIieu bot, bat Don MIR
bic b0dfe Gtrafe su setudrtisen. ipelds
bas Seth seftattet. Die 9isssr boz
ben Reht.. ipelhe iiber bic Der @iras
Benbabnsefeuihaft ssben."
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vNprp synrmalin" (gimer &
Mmen6), lift als antiieptii1es 8abn=
uno Wtunotpaifer uniibertroffen. 6
s. Shmiot 6Ouitun. Ter., Nqent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

+ aauft Cure Spieluaren 6.i
ytic. 9enaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
~. 6. 4 =. Habm.

~. St. u =. 0abm.
Nbfabrt.
Wadb 8ac0. Sort Wortb, Dallas, aanias
gitb. ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdslib,
(Suniet Oepot) 8. 30 Mbenos.
20ealbus nia SmitbnilIe. $50 Worm
Nnfunft:
Bon Chicago. ct. 2euis, &anlas gitp,
Dallas, Sort Mortb uno BacD, taglib
(Snuiet OepDt) ........7.50 Mproens,
40calsug bia SnlitbuilIe. 9.25 Mben6s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

Wulf Sbure 0abn.
Nbfabrt.
NaB 2anernia, Gutberlano Sprinas,
Stsdoale, tdglih, h,........ 800 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon Stodbale. Sutherland Sprinss upb
9auernia. taalidh. .2:3O Nahr,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
enelifa. Aaltrftutrmsbrtn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOrfsbtMaeen sur DettAas
unn 4tabtuns Der Ssexbsn.

Stst6tWtiprtdbtMot DOrfsbtMaeen sur 1stttAns
ans 9tabtnns Der Ssrbsu.
sSn ben meiften Shulen gnglonbs
ftnb uneemetH sIpedentfpredenbe Worz
tebrunsen sesen bi. Jsuersssfabr sss
trpffen. @eipOhnlid 1T cine ipirflide
S9iilsrfeu.rtpebr porbanben, bic in
pieIen Stdbten aud Bel 8rdnben, bic
auberbalb bss SdulsebGubes itattfin@
ben, NIT Der ltGbtii1en Jeueripebr suz
fammen ausriidt. Sn ben Mdbhens
fHulen bat man ebtnfans ansefansen,
0su.rlpebren sinauri1ten. bic iid ou9
In ben perfdiebeneu Tdllen beipdbri bas
ben. Sn 2onbou sibt es cine srobe
Jirma. bic Jeuertpebr llteniilien,
Gpriben unb bersleiden lpeaien fur
@nulen baut unb biefe 10 sinri9tet,
bab iie aud bon ni1t befonbers frdfs
tigen &noben unb ppn MGbhen ees
brauht iperben t0nn.n.
@etpDbnlib finb hie{e @niilerfeuers
ipebren 70 orsaniiirt, bab ale au Der
@1ule geb0risen @diiler In benz alls
gen,einen Dienit unterridtet iperben,
unb bnb bann Der Better biefer l.buns
gen bic befen unh seeignetit.n fir bic
Bebienuns Der Sprisen. has Mnlegen
bon 2eitern unb 70 meter ausfu1t.
Mlles 1T fo eingebriIt, bab innerbalb
atpei Wlinuten mad ausbru9 einss
Geurs bic 1euerpebr ausriiden tam.
0te 4usbilbuns sefdiebt naiiirIid
gang in ber Weije, ple bte ber Geuers
tpebrleute ber groben ftdbtifden Teur.
nebren. Sn ieber Mone iperben mins
befens Elm BIB apei @tunben auf bic,
fen Dttnft peripenbet unb 5par tpirb
befpnbere Qlufmertfamfeit barauf gss
ri9tet, bab bic Rnaben unh MGb9en
lerntn, burh Rauh betpuBtlDs setpors
bene Rdmeraben aus benz brennenben
9aus beraus3ubrinsen.
Sang befonbrm Wertb lest man
neuerbinss auf bic Musbilbuns i'm Gs>
brau9 bes @prungtu1es, bas i1lieBs
lt@ ia INNER zines Der Gauptmittst aur
Rettung aus breunenben 66ufrn bleibt
unb nebenbei eine ausseaei1nete Tot.
perlt1e llebung 1T unb bic Nerpen
ftdrtt, benn Bel ben llebungen mHTen
naa ben Worf1riften immer tpieber
Spriinse, aus siemlid boben S.nitern
setpagt uerben.
Cine Der btften Sdiilerfeutrpebren
gnslonbs b.iibt bic .Warsboufemen
onb gltrss' @9ool" in purl.p. Sn iez
bem Satafraum biefer sroben @1ule
befinben fid neben ben sefpDhnliden
0eueripebreesenitGnben Qeitsrn unb
9u4rDbren. bermitislf beren bic Sns
faHen bes 3imners i'm sall, eines
Geuers fhnea enttommen f0nneu. Das
9erauslaHm burd bic RSbre tpirb 10
febr geiibt, bab unsefdbr 20 perfonsn
tnner1alb elmer Wlinute burh biefe All
enttommen berm0sen. Danlit bte HDbre
aber BON ben @diiIern ni9t aud eins
mol gu ndhtliden ggturfonen benubt
iutrben. 1T BITE Sads 10 einseridtet.
bab, penn bic R0brs gum Gebraud
bergeri9tet tpirb, cine elsttrifde altns
gel bic @uffeber bes 9auies lpedt.
Diele Suhr6bren babsn oben .inen
aus feitem StabI starbeit.ten Rtns. ber
ii4 lsi4t tn cine an ,isbem Genfter ans
gsbraAte ginridtuus btfsitissn ldbt.
Wlan fpringt bonn obeu binein unb
ldbt f@, inbem man aniee unb guens
bosen als 4remfe benutt, binaniersl.is
ten. Die suerit unten Mneetommsnen
balttn baum bas Sud 10, bab bie elns
beren bequem un6 fhneIIer bintereims
amber heruntertpmmen tDnntn
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q. u. s. u. q. 8aha.
NMbtahrt.

staeh GHerD. Yoafuin. S0uitDn unb Sal
uefton. tdeIieb. ............9 300 8orm.
Mnb 9.45 Mbenos.
Wat Corpus Gbrifti. R0dp5rt unb Bee.
billie tdglib ............2.15 Mahm.
Nadb Borne uno &errbille, tGglib.
.................... 1925 8orm.
Rad 81rne uno &errnille, Samstogs 3.45
q Nabm. Mnfnnft Montags $50 Mbenbs
Nnfunft.
Son guer0, gDatum, 6ouh0n nnb Sol.
peitDn, t1gliH ..........7.45 Mpraens
unb 6 so Nben6s .............
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Nodpprt unb Bees
billie tdglif ........... 1875 Wahm.
Bon Borne nn6 8errnille. tdglicb.
WbeubS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14
Mbi@ma&mns Der e0nneuffrablem.

profeFor Dufour in Qaufanne bat
eine pdbrenb bes lebt.n Minters 3u
Gage s,tretene MbTdnG1ung Der gons
nenftrabluns tpifenfhaftli1 nahses
tDiefen. Dieter pbpiiter untsrfudt felt
1896 on iebem bellen Sage Die @tGrts
Der Sonnenitrablung unb fanb, bob
bi1elbe niemals 70 sering setpeisn 1T,
lpie bic in Der 3ett bonn 2. DECEMBER
1902 big Mdr5 1903. Sic mar um
etn Sedfel gerinser als burhf9nitt-
li4 fsst 1896. Dtefe Mbnobne tit aber
ni4t bet Gonne ielbit ausuf9reiben,
fcnhern etHer itdrieren Mbiorptipn
ihrer ADMINISTRATION in unferer Gtmoa
fphdre. g}rofeTor Dufour ipirft bic
Grage auf, ob ni4t eine Sriibuna ber
lestereu bur9 bic Mus6rudftpffe Der
ipeftinbifAen Wultane als llrfa1t Der
Grf4einung an5untbmen fsi, ME ia
aud bie WpnbfinfterHib am il. @pril
tn ber ouBerorbentIi9en 0unielbsit bes
btrfiniterten Wonbes cine grfhetnuno
borseboten bat, bic nur burd bie Gns
na9me befritbigenb gu ertIGren TIT, bab
be h1heren Quftresiouen Don pultaui.
fden @usbrudftoffen .rfiiut mor.n.
Mte DOT 20 Sabren Der aratotuasMuss
bru9 selebrt bat, tann bisie fein per=
tbetlte Materie iabrslang in ben boben
Restcnsn Der altmoipbare fid erbaItsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

groblrt unlere auren gSbisties
uno Weine 8u nieoriaen greiien.
~. GattahoIa & Con. Wtain Goe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-14

Q on 70 afftn itarrtnb
Die militdrifhe GtGrfe Mublanbs i'm
fernen Often felt fi9 no9 einer WleIs
bung aus 3ientfin bermalen tpte folgt:
Jn Der eisentli1en ManbiAurei iinb
$1,000 Wann alIsr Waffengattung.n,
etnj4liebli4 18 @attsrien Qlrtillerie; I;
auf ben Wertebrslinitn aipii1en gort
@rtbur unb Der propina Mmur 110,s
600 Wann, unb In port 9lrtbur unb
Ealienipon 10000 Wonn; etaeu 80
0orts fnb Bel Bort alrtbur errittet
iporben unb so amber. I'm gau bearifs
fen. 9Qe 9dfen tn bidem Diftrift fuers
ben befefttst. Muber ben 2anbitreits
trdften befinbsn iid INNER rufFIde
Gabraeuge in port Mrtbur, unb 40 un>
bers iinb beitdnbss unttr Dampf In
Ialisnpdn. Or.i 2inienidiffe, sipei
RreuSer unb bier Observation-Disclosures
frufen bider Hugs IN 6in.ff6.n @e.
p6Hern Elm.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23
Georgia War on Loaters.

Georgia is having an exciting time. A
vagrancy law is being actively enforced
all over the State. The effort of it is
both curious and laughable. Men are
going to work who never worked before,
a press report says, and many negro wo
men are getting married to escape tho
law. Negroes who have been loafing q
whole year have gone to work! Strik-
ingly novel, insn't it ? A law that drives
male loafers to work and females to mat
rimonyl And the law is great success
that is the press report version.
Atlanta newspapers tell a slightly diff
ferent story. Since the law became ope-
rative idle negroes have been flocking to
Atlanta from the small towns of the
State, where the peace officers made it
too warm for their comfort. 1t was a
case of work or get out, and the negroes
got-they got to Atlanta, where they
hoped to lose themselves in the labyrinth
of the slums. SO many idle negroes
must live, and as they will not work the
question becomes serious. Atlanta will
have accomplished q wonder if it can
solve the problem.
In every village there exists few loaf
ers who are content to take an occasional
term in Jail to conciliate justice as ap-
Piled in this form of law. These are the
petty criminals, usually harmless, as a
rule, but when put to it they develop into
thugs and highwaymen. Such must be
maintained at the expense of the State
the greater part of the time. Meantime
Georgia's war on the loafers serves to
keep them from utter stagnation.-New
York Commercial.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23
After Negro Votes.

Cleveland, September 17.-For the first
and organized effort to capture the
colored vote is to be made by the Demo
Gratis, and the plans now being arranged
promise to give the Republicans consid-
cradle worry.
Chairman Salem, of the Democratic
State Committee intends going after the
colored vote, which, in Ohio, is no small
factor. This vote has always been
awarded 10 the Republicans, largely by
the Democrats making little or no effort
to capture it, but Salen says that this
year men will be sent into every county
of Ohio in an effort to organize the ne.
groes into Democratic campaign clubs.
Many arguments will be used to secure
negro converts, but the strongest will be
that the Republicans of Ohio always get
their votes and never give them any
Office
During the past year there has been
much dissatisfaction among negroes in
various parts of the State, notably in
Green county, whore they outnumber
the whites in certain townships, and the
Democrats propose to take advantage of
this. The many !ynchings of negroes in
States now having Republican admins
trations will be used as strong argument
in behalf of the Johnson ticket AL
ready several prominent negro workers
have been engaged to aid in this new
vote catching scheme.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23
Tillman on Lynching.

"Political equality for the negro means
social equality, and social equality means
mongrelization," was the rather sensa-
tional climax of Senator Tillman's lee
ture on the race problem in Augusta one
night last week. "On the lynching ques-
tion declared when Governor of South
Carolina that if the necessity arose
would take hand in lynching a brute
for rape, and have never taken it back.
When negro rapes white woman
white mon are bound to kill him, and
what difference does it make whether it
is Immediately in the hot blood of indig-
nation or the cold blood of the lawp"
He pictured a young girl going through
long, lonely wood with tiger crouch
ing in the jungle on one side of her path
way and a negro rapist on the other, and
declared that If she were of his blood he
would a thousand times rather she fall
prey to the tiger. He commented sharply
upon election methods in Augusta and
declared Augusta could not afford to
coddle the negro politically and make
him the balance of power to settle her
elections,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23
Niece's Shame Revenged.

Charlotte, September 17.-Thomas and
Carl White, of Concord, this morning
shot and killed Russell Sherrell, young
man of prominent family, at Mount
Ulla, in Rowan county, because he re-
fused to marry their orphan niece, whom,
it is alleged, he had betrayed. Yester-
day, the Whites. were notified by the
girls mother of her condition and of
SherrelPs refusal to marry her. This
morning they proceeded to tho young
mans home and demanded that he
marry the girl. He reiterated his re-
fusal, declaring that he would die before
he would take the girl for his wife. With
out further parley, the uncles pulled
their revolvers and opened fire. Sher-
rell's mother, hearing the shooting,
rushed from the house, only to have her
son fell dead III her arms. The Whites
Immediately went to Salisbury, where
they surrendered to the sheriff.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23
A Remarkable Record.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has re-
markable record. 1t has been in use for
over thirty years, during which time
many million bottles have been sold and
used. 1t has long been the standard and
main reliance in the treatment of Group
in thousands of homes, yet during all
this time no case has ever been reported
to the manufacturers in which it failed
to effect a cure. When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse or even as soon
as the croupy cough appears, it will pre-
vent the attack. 1t is pleasant to take,
many children like it. 1t contains no
opium or other harmful substance and
may be given as confidently to baby as
to an adult. For sale by j. w. Bell,
Walhalla; w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23

~ :, W. IA, e. - "a s7tr
wsstmipsten september es.R. ID.
breazeals has setufned from The Indiaa
Territory. ''l
Misses Maria and Emily Denny, Of
uchjand, were visiting their cousin.
Miss Mamie Terrell, liant week. ~
Mrs, DR.. Mitchell is visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. III. Frierson, of Anderson.
The Missas Walker, css Tugaloo Valley,
= ;ssse visiting their sister, Mrs DR.. Rosser,
and other relatives and friends here dur
ing the past week. y
Oscsr III. Burchfield, one Of the mail
clerks injured in the train wreck near
Gastonia on August 10, has entered stiis
against the Southern Railway Company
for $40, 900 damages.
Miss Ethel DuBose has returned 10 the
Epworth Orphanage after spending a
couple OF nsonths with her unclS and
aunt, Rev. and Mrs. il. M Bose. s S.
Chas. Highsmith, tax receiver for
two with his friends, j. III, and O. III,
Stonecypher last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Gaines have new
boy at their home. "a
III Tho Courier's subscribers at Rich
land would like to get their papers q
few hours earlier they Gould have them
changed to Westminster, Ii. f. ID. No. 4
aud get them by o o'clock Thursday
morning. AS Il Is the papers do not get
arrival of yestibnle train, No. 80 Thurs
day afternoon. The papers arrive here
Wednesday afternoon on No. IL.
Yesterday afternoon at a O'clock Clar-
ence l.. MoLin, of ~ broadway, New
York, was happily married TO Miss
Clelia Hamilton, one of Anderson
connty's fairest and most popular young
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23
Ten Thousand Churches

In the United States have used the
Longman & Martinez Pure Paints.
Every church will be given a liberal
quantity whenever they paint.
Don't pay S1.50 gallon for linseed oil
(worth 90 cents), which you do when you
buy thin paint in can with paint label
on it.
Eight and six make fourteen, there
fore when you want fourteen gallons of
paint, buy. only, eight gallons of l.. & NJ,
with it.
You need only four gallons of l.. & M.
Paint, and three gallons of oil mixed
Herewith to paint good sized house.
Houses painted with these paints never
grow shabby, even after eighteen years.
These celebrated paints are sold by
@. w. PITCAFORD COMPANY,
34.42 Walhalla, S. @.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23
Flashes from the Wires.

The trial of Jas. H. Tillman, for the
murder of N. G. Gonzales, will begin al
Lexington next Monday, Judge III. b.
Gary presiding.
Minister Beauprie has abandoned hope
of the ratification of the Panama cana
treaty. He cables to the State Depart.
ment, under date of Bogota, September
II, that the situation is unchanged, dis
cussion seems hopeless and the Congress
will probably adjourn October 20.
Cicero Webb, negro. who was tc
have been hanged at Selma, Ala, Sep
tember 17th for the murder of his wife
was saved from death as he was stepping
upon the scaffold. A telegram announced
that Governor Jelks had commuted the
sentence to life imprisonment.
The manglcd bodies of o. T. and
Charles Gates, of Cincinnati, were found
lying on the Southern railway tracks a,
Greensboro, N. c., last. week. The men
mad gone To sleep under q box car which
had been struck heavily by an incoming
| material train, throwing them under the
wheels.
Before United States Commissioners
Tutwiler, at Troy, Ala, John Green,
Jessie Green, Jim Sanders, Beaufort Nc.
| Call and Richard Mann were held il
U
men are prominent citizens of Barbour
county, and are alleged to have intim
| dated negroes.
Robert Jones, who lived in the Dacus
willie section of Pckens county, com
mittcd suicide last week by taking lau
danum. No cause is assigned for the
act. A few years ago Jones married 6
daughter of J. d. NJ. Keith, one of the
best citizens of tho Oolenoy section o.
Pickens county.
A commission was given the Beltor
Savings and Trust Company on the 18tf
instant by the Secretary of State. The
new banking concern has as it's incorpo
ratOrs X. A. Lewis, Lewis ID. Blake
John Il. Green, Fleetwood Clinkscales
Walter K. Greer and f. M. Cox, all Of
Bolton, and K. A. Smyth of Pelzer. 1t il
capitalized at $4,000.
| At party given last week in honor Of
Miss Ruth Bryan, eldest daughter o
William j. Bryan, formal announcement
was made Of the betrothal of Miss Bryan
to William Leavitt, of New Port, r.
| The wedding, it Ia reported, will occur
in October. Leavitt is an artist who hat
been in Lincoln number of months
part of the time engaged in painting q
portrait of Mr.. Bryan.