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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29

Hs# rapy people who were going
t1 j. 20 awful GOOD have slid back in
the anne old nut? But that is unkind
of course hey don't waut to give
away
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
AMERICAN WEEDS m PARIS.


II Associated Press
Paris. June Is The church wed.
ling If Hiss Leishman. daughter of
he American minister 10 Turkey. to-
Count Iouis ID Gantsufhirun. took
lace today. There was a large ani
fashionable attendance 81 French aRaa
Americans. The civil ceremony toaf
lace Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29

At Cairo 4 p. m. yesterday:
% 6 feet; fell % IN 81 hours.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
FOR COUNTY coIMrss,,Io,,J,,r,,n.. I,, I,

The friends of. L. TalIav ras,,oa.s = =,
co ccnaonacS him ss candidate for Connt
t6O,Sslones the Da@ossas,,as sabjsot to the actioa 3
election tiosaeio party la the primar,
The friends Of Il. b. Rotba,, .a..,
nInmy announce him as q % ssSd,isssp sspsot s,l.
sctin 0Sainty oomn,.aeioper, subiscs W ths 10,
primary election. patty In the
by request OF frisnda wa 49,.
soapos fo, Nsthaniel PbilIips IA @ oand Am an
sos ses re- election as County Comn,;seina1,ste ;laste
SG5 pspRy Il e tb she actioa Of the Democratis
BY reQn eat of frian1. ...7, q
nounce In J. r. Zachary 90 q eanSiSay nSHiTSeoy sn.
Iie,election ieee as County Comuissinnaa,se .l Tor
yeos na 70 the action Of the Dsrn oc,.n.; suo-
Parry "a she primary election. '''''o'A'i'
for Countyy C1y eo. eennonnoe myself a a,candldate
aetlon -; Of the Demooratic paTtv 70 .hs
primary election. JaoksoS, An, ~ the
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
Take NO Sa6Stit0fe.


- eeorge w. Williams, the negro
VINO was recently arrested for 81
Saplsing Miss Laura Knox, a white
sohool teacher, near Harpers Ferru
was tried at Charlestown last week
ana found guilty. He was sentenoed
70 DC hanged next month. The ,ria,
was neld with soldiers surroundino
1ne Court House, and during the
thirteen men were a..
,g ,eS'ed Tor beating down the doors.
NO shots were fred, but the militarv
was kept in active service to nreven, !.
~ uprising. The negro is now
'nder strong guard.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
FOR AUDITOR.

The friends OF 7. M. Elrod respectfully
tor, aubject TO the action OF the Demo
cratic party In the primary electiops
Signed: Stiles III. Knox, M. IA.
G.. A. Kelley, III. o. Prince, w.
John A. Kelley, y. L. Boggai
exander. b. p. Moore q IS &
The friends of John sHdidat
fully announce hipaftor, sub1ee
Office of Countypmo ocratic part
action of thCn. n
primary Democratic Voter
Iaty In the Primary
l6e for Auditor for Ocone < &
Respectfully, Wmf ss.y I'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
FOR CORoNrp

AZ the solioitation Of sis f,,.,,a. !,
Sasn Ia ,os Uailas a9nounces himself 4 aanS, Nh
tbs ase dor the oice Of OoFoner snbisof saai =
primary elecction. ''''' sue party In the
suiIa ae asnosss fSisnds q g. ra6nsry respect.
goroner, subject to tIs SssngsGase snslna aos
snaoosasio party in The primary eVsot ass sss
! hsrsbx anncpnce syaalF as : 'sl1s: s'ss.
snn 81, g Ooones 0ohnty. ssssstsns s.
ppi,os.s sT o. ehe Democratic party h sbe sbo
! ,y has,s s.sOs'on' WI. Harbin.
ior Coroner OF Occnss ~, csndsaafs
pTinsarv :. Ans, sns Democratic party "a @ tSe
The friends OF M. GatnbyS
announce hin :
I. ICF Coroner, subject to ti,e Scil
y. party 10 tho pridaa
The friends Of Robars 3
y .sste1Y announce him ne a na,S: ': #
Sefg subject 20 the aoss
Slic pagtSi "a tbe priraot
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
Acid Dyspepsia Vary common plsease.

4 1t is Indicated by sour stomach, heart
burn, tongue coated and fiabby, stomach
tender and bowels sometimes loose.
sometimes constipated. Persons suffer.
ing from acid dispepsia are usually thin
and bloodless. Sometimes the snfferar
is fieshy, but the flesh is flabby and un.
healthy. A radical cure of this disease
car, be effected in short time by taking
one or two Rydale's stomach TaSiet,
after each meal and whenever the ssom-
ach is out of order They are harmless
and can be taken at any time and as
often as is necessary to relieve tho stom-
aob. Trial size CSC. Family size 60c.
Walhalla Drug Co., Seneca Pharmncy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
Crowd Saw Bear ManaIe Boy.

Trenton, Nj, August 4.seve-
raj hundred persons yesterday saw a
brown bear attempting to eat seyen-
year-old Robert Mayer in the bear
pit in Cadwaliader Park. Tho little
fellow had ventured near the cage.
of the animal, and was caught and
held by the bear putting i6s claws
through the bsfs of the cage. The
animal tore off ,aes-ptee- ef hia, ,rvit-is.v
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
FOR SUPERINTENDENT on
EDUCATTnN

ANNE. nae friends of j. $. Colley reapeot,a,,,
ses IoSuiice rSt him candidate Tor tba ataly
on al lou; county superintendent Of RSnoaSiinncee Since
nar3v Js T., 20 tne action Of the Democss}in
p" ms ~ .ne primary election. : ''' s,o
! IN Inc friends of William M. FaSna,, Il
Spna.,ay Sp1oa,niiy announce hinaa can6i6ata sor ~.
the uens sotioo os th Of Education, subject st to
primasv oS 9, she Democratic party I'M Ia sl,e s
ro.eIsasioyy Issaioy declare myself candidate for
OF Education for Ocors,sa cnslS.Eli, ndent
20 : tne action of the Democratta Z na1s ssoJect
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10

~ t'>t NJ ',ttt wv. ntf,,7 -, ~ w. sSo VA
s..sl' sz|.sss,
y Ilrst FROM She eaastS whore Sumter
Sas taken then iroes Ysfainis.
where thesSorth had been irsstsieva-
blS beaten then FROM the Wsat,
wb$re q baildoS named srapt was
nowing the iIowsr Of she South, aud
then from Nichmona and Atlanta.
where the s1spggle came 70 its uni
speskable, Inevitable end. et South
Carclipe did not escape. One day
ais Engineer Green brought his train
down from the foot hills b saw the
unnissakable sign Of the enemy's
presence-7a steady pillar Of smoke
This time IL rose above the pines
where Columbia stood and the engi-
neer's heart sank. When he turned
the curve to enter the city he saw at
last his service ip transporting troops
had come to an end, for the North
had reached the very beart Of the
State and the whole CITY of Colum-
bia had been burned,
The horizon widepsd for Green
after that. He was ma DO an engi-
noer for the Wilmipg.on asia Wei
don, and then for the old North
Caroljna road Many of the men he
carried toward the front were
'an = "a ssssengers from country to
NOV many mYye were never to be
VOW s asengers Sagain. New links Of
nss :, and ptw landmarks of oonstrac-
w.. : snre.i before MIN with their
eons to teach. Green was
new aptly in the thorough school
'ea sh all men must study,
= az they are willing pupils or
N WY
hyearned his title as captain of a
slp crew while reconstruction
8 bps yet occupied the two Caro-
9 las. IL was the one title he ever
ttstpre. Not even the cold man."
which Southern railroad men put
upon all their general officers, could
supplant It. Yet he bore it rightly
only Tor q year. In 1870 he was
promoted TO be master OF transporta-
tion for the North Carolina road,
and his career as conductor came
6 an end.
icing master of transportation
ousNs : INTO use large fund of in.
sassoS on the operation of trains
n nao been accumulating for
s'.y years. Every repair job in
Vno sieieha 'Wucks, as well as every
Sp1Yei1' ol coal ana every "run" In
u ou. =, Soiumoia, s''' nad contributed
!" ~ h,s 'faininaster knew the
49, - trains ron ene INSIDE
' noo u .ne OUTSIDE m
capt. '5reen worked at that task
uhremittingiy Tor hve years. AS has
peei said, ne knew MS business.
V cry hkeiy' indeed, ne knew it bet
Ter than anyone else In the South,
aa ~ anu W.
same inner growth as learning to be
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10

4 ney leg before
-. s,agk IS guards 8, could rescue
| s.ts qlllsi pssd'' 'Iilin Oh the s.
maj maj and ,!al, broke its hold on s6sS;, s
an ane = little fellow was hurried to isy
ta Ger Hospital, where his Injuries wer,
,ouna to be SO severe that he will 4,
ran.s IN an probability for life. W
- OF the child was too te,yAed
. soream5 and after the K9had
Peen rescued she tainted ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
0R;I,n sens professional school

r 'ng was complete 356en
!, American railway ysas, ] s..
}. sead. # the so,atb Ssso lais'
the new movement s,SS:9sy a.,
r,is pfeen was ready at the outset. M,
, s .'ohmond and Danyille was tbe fira,
9ou,nern system of those days. W.
tion. 'oihoiha-
for thirteen years it sufi,cad e..
virginia and the Carolinao ~.
less IL sufiiced also for Green. as be
uaa peen made division superintepd-
emu with his, Headquarters in. R;as
mond. The new post proved in oa neps
ways 'he value of his trainin. in tho
engine cab. He was esneoi,n,, ::
demand from the men in all tbei,.
ID, with the operating Off.
1os' lhey never suspected---gauo.
.ns 1hem by their conduote,he,
: sneir old fellow and work. mate had
them. They relied on bia
e es' ,h' IN 'hem' and his judgment
: ',ie'r cases as child relies on tho
y a, aootor' and, apparently, the
ns - way to satisfy them beyond all I
:ueStlon was to organize a eom,n;s
ION with Superintendent Green on o.
as roll, and thus permit him 70 sit "
virtual arbitrator. q,
Inc men in the shop capobt oo,,,o 80
'iis same spirit. When they dis. w
'sSed new schedules or old claims o. an
opposed improvements, they insisted to
or division superintendent should W.
present. Often, Gays one who tn
DIX part in many such confera,oaa pr
would SIT among them in silence res
ne would interrupt with Nc
ou can't do that on that trooL wa
9 grade is too steep, there for y an
''o" OF hfteen miles," or "If Won unc
ke that short cut you must bniId
bridge with middle pier Ito I'D
high" They did not call in the 1'S
u engineer. 1t would have been
ess. 'o oeen
rs next progress brought him to u
'n'pgton, mature man of fftv 1t
general safer;ntendent of the vast vast
'mond and Dsnyille. The capi- infes sss
con % grew to know his tall, hand. by r
!, aafk 9, isnre, and the busy Offices Il fp'p' re
"llne. with familiarity in ea,si
% their papbers, His bearipo sp.'oS .,noa
St~.vt co'trtiy, cultured man q! W
e sonth. His clothes were those d'ieS' Ry
successful lawyer or banker tive 6
would the capital have tbonoh, rrt
,se days if it had known that
hearing and clothes were l;La The
which had marked the general
ntendent when an engineer
was always true that entbns;. W.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10

p.Uioe. IN Two years his ~
had multiplied four times. IN five
"'.s M years ne was fireman. Then. bv
..o operation of the rough civil ser.
haao os - force on most railroads, -hhs
oeoame fnlI-fedged engineer ha 10
iore ne wasynineteen years old
!. ms run" as engine driver toor
MN over. the old line for which Ia I'm
had worked as water how W.
men all along the route knew ~
~ kaoie story of his rise, and, as
nus old wood burning mount nnsaa
'nrongh the pines, told it to o,ha.
employees of the Co,nmh;a a
1reenville as sign that progress was was
Poss.oie even in that hum drum d.n
2 OF 1904 would never call Tho,
uay hum-drum. In the light Of .
new century it is richly nictnros1, " e
ma,, vpa wonderfully full of opportunitv d
"nile young Green made mn tra;, G
anu carried old-fasbioned bumninn @
passenger cars up and down Le ne in
o1ate' fire was smoulder;no 8. :, I'll
cage which was soon to set the wbo'e Oh e 70
aoiaze. Few of the tro;u IN
ol"W carried by Green's engine knew OF OF
a,ytning OF that. They knew onIa fa
oi curved and wobbl;no on
@'na,ng from all the seductions Of gu
.he State capital to an ambitions h., - sio
aesoiate town in the hills, 15O miles the
away TO the north. And while thoss as
uo~eo ana Sdreampt and waited tba;s
s.neer was preparing to transpor, OF
'ne troops of his State to meet ~ Gus
enemies of his State. ' 'ie pro
IT is not unlikely tka, nro, thei
e's't prevented his further sise A. be
ny ny 'ne period of the Confederaov. tool
ne who could run trains tbronah he '
~ ona OF their road without delav sud
" any cause were too yaIpahlo Yor
~ iost ny promotion. Green 90 The
49,. e' .na1 reputation. Day after ssret
Gay ne drew train of fro;s, make
out OIL Columbia laden ,,;., new
'argoes clad in gray and bright .lis feet
.enlng muHketry. SIS chief
year or two tboao uselei
trips. But along about 1863 His
tSsa. Dsca'ne almost unutterably sad wash
THAT time the young and ,,;,,,o and {
1ed men had all enteIeds,l,o Ricbn
nd the new recruits waro In. ~ tai 500
'en or young boys. The spiris of some
le South had chapoa1 ~ ~ OF his
'luiers had set off Ia q k.;.f verse
HSssiss campaign AZ e., t-s - 8.
10y were riding to long and cos,Iv OF the
a. some already saw ha.@,S' oS''S' of q
rnggle. But the Colunh;o What
'eenville took no reckon;no os .,' Nv in thos
aoty was to transport troona G"". both b
Ena;naoa Ssase OF South Carolina, those
n for that worL WAS exactly the superin
Yet IL ,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
FOR SHERI 20 ar ooo,,a
The friends Of B. r. Election: Try
fully announce him as county,
Sheriff, subject to thf u. Striblino

Democratic party in tue I'M -.
hereby Announce M Fiah
date for Sheriff, subjeda ner nnl regpect-
the Democratic part actio actIildate for
election. gnr,,s.on OF the
hereby announce gaa,e q. 0'ection.
for Sheriff Of Ocon6e q ts ~ oandi-
the action of tho DENOTE action Of
the prireary election. Resp primary
niisted, Y. @. Il Kay.
hereby announce myself & asdate |
for Sheriff of 0conee county, sub TO |
the action of the Democratic partyti
primary election. wv. III. Kay
At the aolicitation of many friands
hereby announce myaelf a candidate 4
Sheriff of Oconee county, subject to 4
action of o Democratic primary eieetI !
w. B. II. Corr a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10

II
SonY No, we &: 81 3 .s,. g ssise
a@nkSard o@ackward step in education. hnt asfssE
/ S,,s ~ 20 take q back ward 49, ,fsyyfstsn
..,a., mo, oL 70 q whiskey business ~. gSs
c,. e.,sn VIII ~ ~ take bacstyar5 saV
solseNGes eBpecfallv s,,c,, W W
uSIs rs THAT We don't nasS 49, i3l;h,. gluh.
" saucation in our bnsiness sH@s Alhd
:, AIS next question is. ssV;ii Az,
lonlasS be as willing e, ass,,,.a ue ~ prohis7
thasn sno yxsre taxes as they are fn ,,d's, ,sIs
Insir docsstneP" Now. 40 fSso fa,,S - preach
uuu nuuuiyldeatly concerned. viii s We are
w We are perfectly willing "a nav ss sy yes
viii bncf eaa a. taxes. We don't think ~
s,ncl uuss .. us much, as we hayen,t 1a,,,.
%nomia property and don't sunnosa soly Y |
mspt ae t. nurt as much to pay NSfemo,s,,, ,oo
~ p1rs 2. tho extra tax, forit is nsm",3sr .s
Iio.,, snaS the man who makes t6s h;sy,1lae sals
nav SSoue W. taxes has the ieast taxes =,
fsSassar psS we are always willing to 1SS nav -
:, :, ! S ossno, further says, "Ve can Is
nsnSs When convincing aremn,ent oon- ~
thet.t VOW, about tho only aro,,, .ls ~
= AZ sne uispensary adyocates trat+, ~
y, [a. snSs .a y the best solution Of fSa vt;t sf'
NY 10y propiemt and that probih;,io,, "nis MY,
~. ~ PIonioit. Now, In regard ~. ~ mI
,oSs ,,a,.. .soiution business: III sr IL !" sat
ln mat at all, and we don,t e
aw aSa;nat law TO prohibit. We have
Iibit. We murder, murder, but 1t DOESN'T 'pro.
nj II doas o nave law against stealino
oainst oSsn,g prohibit. We have 10 q,
ssuu'tery, but 1t doesn't prob;hit
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
FOR CIERK OF COURT.

i hereby announce my candidacy Tor
reelection to the office OF Clerk Of Court
OF Oconee county, subject to The action
OF che Democratic party In the primary
election. Respectfully submitted,
o.. r. ID. Rnrna
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
lM 0ilIl|FD IIE II(]Il
D|S!ASaRI OR no GISPEASlRl.


Ikl,pge who h&vs iensd tha petition 2a,gin9
Tor 40 eleStis,a an tic d dispsnsafA Ss.sss
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10
oel YOur AlonsN,a ularlh

~ y, Ket your moneys worth whom vo,,
i,iotgs Emnleifled OH Linimenty yvu 4
pint bottle costs but o5 canss 2
geg your money back IL NOT ,s.sss, aas,s,
fesnits. Use it la yonr sass,i.s si,S1ss
- :, stoois. Yon'll not bs dseasl
sfalhalla Drug GO eens9.. s.sss
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10

The following sketch OF the me o.
Capt. w III. Gfeep eppsared IN 3
recent issue Of the Washington City
Times As Capt. Green was 80 well
sn by many people in South
we take pleasure ia print
trh in full
q OF 1888 ..yas fhe 4
Of Old
oassliers and = !
IA leisursly aso,, y :.
4 4 csrtess y, 5ss ns,s
sivas fos :, es,s eooosmeroia
an area of ce y aae i
aySss Is sraps'sioa .',sn, y aSs ot
,pss - asss,asaa sss sas sssslo
ss'sssp 6 : ssssa 4 systsp & ''Ys'r'
month '',aa' sss ! man nm vss 'ssp ssp',s'
,sis Ne new tsl, NJ u ,'sss both I'll
r saS ssn,ifiea the Ssss : mad fee .
seooa whssA n,s ,hs asY u saaS
s.,s,essj pos, 81
FectiopSa ANT o. ,;ne
fitted fal managss,
4 Boy in foad systems
ahouse owed Southland
one Ace on improyiden,
IN NJ
"a IS. c., in 1851, work.
the machine shops of the old
,mbia and Greenville paused long
Tough over mis- lathe to direct a lad
of thirteen years to the foreman
across the yard. The boy wanted
work He was tall and strong for
hisyears, clear of eye, and much too
neatly dressed for any position in
D the "wucks." His name, he said,
was William Henry Green, his father
was a farmer, and he had to 90 to
work right away.
A DANDY" FINDS, WORK.
The foreman knew the boys fam
lily, knew they were poor "Sand-
hillers" from "neah Cclumbya," knew
that the boy had been going to school
TO the old Odd Fellows Academy in
that city. He calculated nothing but
clean work would do for such an ap.
plicant, and his manner, no doubt,
reflected his calculation. He was
) never more mistaken in his life. Far
Green's boy told the truth when
he had TO work, and he was
;sse it. The proof came
s quite caught his
- shad gone to
q, SO cents a week.
was omnipresent
Wucks" for about four
= year he had ceased to
boy ann had become an APP
,n'ice. :, In two years his ages
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lila story d Capt. William 81 Green, who
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The following sketch OF the life OF
Capt. w III Greeu eppsared N g
recent issue Of the Washington City
Times AS Capt. Green was 50 we'll
IN by many people in South
we take pleasure IN print
tch in full
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