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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-23

statistics ior India for 1902 show that
| the popnlaliOn haSincrcaScd over 1000,
900 since 1891 and numbered al Inc time
fof the census Of that year 29l 3GI IOlC
persons, who spoke iS5 different lang !.
AGES and observed eight great religions.
| l)ullng l9D2 3G,OD2 persons wclc killed
| by reptiles antl wild auimals Tigers
killed l,Olo; lropards, 900; wolves, 3D7;
other wild animals, !Il, ana reptiles - I
100. nc num'"r vi via animals de-
IStroycd was l,oS:, and snakes, Z Isl.
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President Rooscvclt's Policies.
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If your life is Insured and You are
hanged or otherwise legally executed
your heirs or assigns cannot collect
the policy, SO rules PENNSYLVANIA
judge. a few days ago a pcnnsyl-
vania court sustained M Insurance
company in refusing to pay a policy
IN a case in whicl, the insured met
his death by legal execution for
crime.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-23

he showed the right sort of patriotic
spirit during the closing days of the
campaign when he attacked the cam.
paign methods Of the Republican
party.
Gas every ono knows, tho Demo-
cratic party was badly disorganized
when tho ST.. Louis Convention mot.
The ceremony OF burying the hatchet
there was scarcely moro than We
ncering. The eoplo in the doubt
ful States did not feel the right sort
OF enthusiasm and from the start
victory was generally conceded to
The other side. Anyway, you can't
do much with ten cent cotton in tho
South and high priced wheat in the
West and prosperity in the North.
The people will always want to let
well enough alone under such condi-
tions.
eve have just got to r-epare for
the next battle four years hence and
hope for better luck. Things will
have to change some time. 1t may
thon and it may not be until later,
but victory is coming some day for
the party that stands for opposition
TO The trusts, opposition to the high
tariff that pets the moneyed inter.
ests to the dctriment Of the poor
people, and opposition to all she
other policies Of party that is made
for the rich man and against the poor
man"
When Senator Lalimcr returns to
Washington this fall he will 60 pre-
pared to work above all things for
his "good roads" measure, which he
believes will mean more ,o,hc South
Just now than anything else. lie
has been meeting with the most en-
conrnging comment from every part
OF the country and from associations
Tor the Improvement Of American
roads III many States from the South
TO the West. Senator Latiulcr says
the people are beginning to realize
that the South's advancement aud
prosperity are now assured. IL is fast
becoming the most Important section
Of the country, and but one thing
is needed to insure its position in
that respect, and that is good roads.
Poor highways have done much to
injnrc the South in the past !; they are
Keeping down progress to-day and il
nothing Shall rctard the growth and
development Of this section the road
question must be settled.
Senator l.ptimer is spending more
encrgyin the direction Of proposed
Legislation along this line in the next
Congress than he is trying to cYplain
the cause Tor the terrible defeat Of
thc c.i)cnocrnNc party, and after nil
there can be no doubt as to which
viii mean Tie most to the Southern
people.
. #E .
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STIERIFFS SALES.

~ virtue Of tax executions, to mo d-
- rcctcd by }. X. Kay, Treasurer of
ocomco county, South Carolina, datod
Aprit Isl i;~i, vii! sell 10 tho hirhcs
hducr, at public ontcry, in front OF Wal
halla Court House, on salcsday in De-
ceinbcr, 1901, within the legal hours Of
sale, lie fol Lowing real property, to Wit:
~ mat piece, parcel or tract Of land,
~ krp"cr townships Oconcc county,
south Carolina, containing seventy. cipht
GS) acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands Of Miles Fendlcy, Wm. Perry a.
IS. Kelley aud others. Levied on MS tic
property OF VIM. II. Morgan at suit OF
state for taxes.
ALSO,
NJ that piece, parcel or tract OF land,
~ Wagcncr townships Oconcc county,
south Carolina, containing ninn (n acres.
more or less, and bounded by Lands OF j.
=. Werner, James Dliscoll, S. T.. Dcndy
ana iiiack estate. Levied on as tho
property Of Mary G. Fnchcr at suit Of
State for taxes.
Terms: Cash. @
i. X. MOSS,
sheriff Oconcc County, S. G.
November ., 1901. 15.JS
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Contract 1or Steward,

FTll" Board Of County Commissioners
4 VIII let, To the lowest reSponsjblc
bidder, atthcir Office, in the Court House.
AZ Nalhala, ). g., on Friday, Deccm.
Der 1901, at O'Clock ia the afternoon,
! he contract for steward Of Poor Farm
Tor the year 1905. None but sealed bids
vii hc received and they must be fled
on or before December I. Each appli-
cant must give nnmhcr in family and
aEcs o. ch,ldrrn, The Steward will, at
instructions from the Board Of Commits
sinnerS Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
D. i, McALISTER, Supervisor.
November 8, 1901. l5iS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-23

NJ OTlCE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN AND DISCHARGE. - Notice il
hereby given that the undersigned will
make application to D. a. Smith, ESD,
Judge OF Probate FOR Oconec county,
IN nc State Of South Carolina, on
SAIlRDA Y, the 10Th day Of December,
1901, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
or as soon thereafter as said appli-
Galion can be heard, for leave to mako
i,nai , settlement of the estate Of q. a.
Washburn, deceased, and obtain final
discharge rs Executor Of said estate. M
w. l.. WASIlBl'RN,
Executor Of Estate uf G.A WaShburn,
deceased.
November ., 1891. .i5.lS
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He Could Hardly Get Up,

=. II. Duly. of Ashley, ILL.,, writos: /:
'Ih,s is to certify that ] liavo taken two
bott les of Folcy's Kidney Curo and it has
helped me moro than any other modi.
cino. triod many advertised remedies,
bnt mono of them gavo mo any rclicf.
Nly druggist recommended Folcy's Kid.
noy Cure and il has cured mo. Before
com moncipgi its use was in such shape
that could hardly get up when onco
down" For sale by !. W. Bell, Walhalla; !;
w. j. bunney, Seneca.
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10 Cure ii Cough.

The coughs SO prevalent these days
usually q velop before you realize what
las happcncd. Now the best thing to
do is to take tile most reliable cough
cnrc you can get. None better than
Murray's llorchonnd Mullcin and Tar
II iSm dc Of he purcSt ingredients aud
can hc given To inlantS as well Is grown
rcnplc. Above all else III CURES Nou
viii find il at.all druggists. 23c. a bottle
extra large buttlc.
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Roosevelt May Help tho South.
w. w. prico in Groonvillo Nows.l

f. .
volt will prove good friend TO tho
South during the next four }ears Of
his administration, despite the diff
fcronccs between himself aud tho
people Of that section at the present
time.
There has been world Of spccula-
ton in the last few days rs to Just
what the President may or may not
do III handling questions vitality i'm
portant and interesting 70 tho South
from now on. Tho fact is that the
President has not reached that
bridge and won't cross il until he
does, but he has some pretty fair
idcas of what he will do when he
does get to il. at heart the Prcsi-
dent is not unfricndly to tho South
or TO her people, aud nobody knows
better ,han he does that doggcdly
and permanently they will adhere TO
their principles as TO the handling Of
the negro and the questions growing
out Of what disposition to make
OF his presence in the country
regardless Of what the Chief Exccu-
tive or the people Of any other sec
tion may think. He feels almost as
kccnly as do the Southern people
tha, he has been unable to hold views
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Governor Hayward has receivod from
the Boll Wccvil Association Of louisiana
call Tor 4 meeting Of al tie cotton
Gr"wcrS OF the south 20 bc held at
Shreveport on Dcccmhrr I2th Tho con
voniion will be held for the purposc or
organizing IA National Cotton Growers
Association to fight the boz wccvil.
which is advancing in the South at the
rate OF lily miles per year. The Cover
nor IS asked to appout about 100 dele.
gates j. \, Pngl, Of Shreveport, is thc
",,hal!maa 'i Tie executive committee 81
The State
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
I v STOCK MARKET.

The receipts on the st. Louis live
stock market Tuesday were made up
OF: Cattle, $500; hogs, 5000; sheep,
$500, horses and mules, 1900.
Beef and butcher steers sold from
s.. 10 to s6.25; butcher heifers from
s235 to So 65: butcher cows from
sl. rs 10 1915; zeal calves from $500
to 500; stockers and feeders, % 30 to
to s3.25.
Hogs-The very best 160dle0-lb
shippers were ready sellers at a de-
cline Of SC but lights on the common
or only fair order we're straight l0c
lower and slow sale, the same was
true OF little pigs, the best being Sc
and the Others 10c lower. The market
continued slow and draggy all day
and closed about SC. lower than the
opening.
Good butcher hogs and heavy
boys sold at SIS 0o(a5.10, fair TO good
medium weights and packers - 90(d
500, lights above I50 pounds average
o. 50Ca4 e5, lights under $50 pounds
average s.25G4 924, pigs under 100
pounds s4.oOC64 s7i, and roughs and
culls at "a O0(d4.75. The bulk of the
hogs weighing $50 pounds or more
sold at "a s5Cd4.97 against o.. s2t(a5.05
Monday.
Sheep-Only a moderate supply Of
sheep was on sale, in fact, the receipts
did not amount TO more than half Of q
good supply and what is really needed
to meet the demand Of the market.
Some few good sheep and lambs were
on sale but not near enough to &c
around. All buyers were out when
the market opened and eager for sup
plies, consequently picked up all fall
to good quality stuff with plenty o.
flesh at strong prices. Good lambs
sold up toA rs and the best mutton
sheep at s425 with scarcely anything
decent below $500. Thin lambs OF
the Gull order we're no better and al
most as slow sale as ever The stock
er trade remains unchanged with .
good demand prevailing for the besl
| young stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
NATURE TELLS you.
As Many a Mexico Reader Knows
Too Well.

When the kidneys are sick
Nature tells you all about it.
The urine is natures calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent action;
Any urinary trouble tells Of kidney
ills.
Deans Kidney Pills cure all kidney
Ills.
Mexico people testify to this.
o. FL. Mel, mail carrier between
Mexico and Cant, says: 81 had pain
in my back just across my loins, al
times 50 bad that could not get uT
without taking hold of something. II
chung to me persistently for at least
three years, and when the attacks
we're unduly severe the kidney secre'
tions were highly colored and contained
a sediment. / went to Buckner &
Whitneyis drug store for Doan's Kid
ney Pills and took them according tc
directions. After the second dose
L could notice a change for the better
and when / had completed the treat
ment the pains and aches had left me
| am feeling better than / was fol-
some months"
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
N. T., sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doani
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
GAINED A POUND A WEEK
Brooklyn Woman Tells Of Simple
Flesh Forming Food That lie Also
Q Cure For all Stomach
Troubles.

Mrs Z ]. Bell, 2l3 walworth street.
Brooklyn, says: my daughter ha.
gained over a pound a week since she
began taking Mto-na. Her appetite
Is goOd and she enjoys her food very
much Her face and limbs are filling
out, and she has a good color. She
has also regained her spirits, while
she used used TO be so melancholy that
that ! thought at times she would
luse her mind. For a lOns time while
she was quite weak and her nerves so
shattered that she had commissions
ana could not sleep at night. Now
since taking Mi-o-na she sleeps right
through the night until morning and
has gained greatly In strength.
Few medicines have as MANY
friends in Mexico as Mona Wool.
bridge g. Purdy have the,local agency
Tor this preparation. A box of tLese
tablets costs but 50 cents, and this
amount will cure the average dyspep-
tic and fill out the wasted form
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
Death Of d. D. Armstrong.

d. d. Armstrong, for about twenty
five years a resident Of this county,
died at his home Ia this city Tuesday,
aged about seventy years.
Mr.. Armstrong has been ia pool
health for some time and about siz
months ago suffered a stroke Of par
alYsis from which be never fully re.
covered.
Funeral services over the remains Of
d. ID. Armstrong were conducted al
the late home OF the deceased, Wed.
nesday afternoon at ! O'Clock, by Rev.
Gale.
The deceased has lived 10 this
county since 1881 and was 90 years Of
age.
The deceased leaves q wife and the
following children; william. OF
Spokane, Wash; L. D., Of Helena,
Mont; Frank E, John G., Miss BERTHE
and Mrs Lewis Larkin, OF this county.
Nj. Armstrong was one Of Audrain's
most highly respected citizens and bis
death is deeply deplored BY the entire
community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
CHURCH TO BE REBUILT.
Congregation Of First u. 3. Church
to Rebuild the EdiAoe Destroy
cd By Fire.

At q business meeting Of the men,
bers Of the First NJ. E church held at
the house Of J. B. Botkin last Thurs
day night, 10 was decided to rebuild
their house Of worship and Q commit
tee was appointed TO arrange fer
funds.
This committee raised the sum OF
o.. 900 among the members Of the
church ln q short time With the
e 1000 insurance on the burned build
Ing and valueing the ruins ~ $500,
this will give them $500 ~ . nuci-
Gus.
A building committee will be ap-
pointed at the next business meeting
and the plans and specifications will
be made at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
WHERE MILLIONS ARE AADE


Probably there is not a reader OF the
LEDeEg who has not heard of the
fortunes made in the Beaumont oil
fields While the tales Of fortunes
quickly made are interesting, they are
really not half as valuable TO our read
ers as the following letter from L. X.
Preston, president Of the Caswell-
Preston Drug Company, Of Beaumont,
one Of the largest wholesale and re-
tail houses In Texas.
Mr.. Preston writes, Enclosed you
will find a letter that came 70 nj UNI
solicited from J. Q. Reeves, 10 Pearl
street. ! have known Mr.. Reeves for
several years. He is q reliable mat
and very happy over his fortune.
about four years ago." writes Mr..
Reeves. II lost the hearing In my
right ear and about three or four
months ago my left ear became al
most as bad. In fact, | was so bad
that people had TO shout at me Il
make me hear. ! had about given ur
in despair all hopes OF ever recover
ing my hearing when l saw that yor
recommended lHyomei. | used tvs
bottles and cali now hear ms watch
tick with either ear, and my hearing
is now all right. This deafness mus
have been caused from catarrh, Tor 4
is now cured. Hyonei certainly doe
what they claim for it."
:. HyomeI has made many cures o
catarrh, and in combination with Hy
Iomei balm, OF catarrhal deafness II
Mexico and nearby towns. Wooldridg
e s. Purdy give their personal guaran
9 tee to refund the money should 1t no
give quick relief. The complete by
: omei outfit costs but one dollar, Will
! extra bottles can be obtained for fft
rents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
RUSH HILL BANK.
Capital Stock of $4,000 Held by
Prominent Audrain County
Citizens.

A bank with $4,000 capital stock is
being established at Rush Hill, situat-
cd just east Of Mexico In the heart Of
q fine country.
The following are the stockholders
]. H.. Sipple, j. @ Maxwell, J. W,
Rogers, Henry Weber, z. p. French,
II. L. Smith, Frank Erdel, Peter
Erdel, B. c. Torbert, T. ]. Roberts,
James Meyers, Gather Berry. r. S,
Mechlin, ". e. Cornett, A. L. Var
nell. Henry winkler, J. p. Harper
c. z. Maxwell, Hardy Doolin, A. d
Erisman, E A. Feutz, @. L. Stewart,
]. Is. Stuart, G. II. Baehr, ALFRED
Feutz, L S Koch, G O. Perry, e. l.,
Beahr, L. Fryer, Geo. Miller, @. +.
Maths, NJ. L. English
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

NOTICE is hsrey given tia, .
~ ensuing general election. ha !
the 9Th, day OF November. 100.
will be resnbalited 70 the op. IuJ
voters Of Township 81, Range ! 1
their adoption or rejection, Ar,le,.
of Chapter l5i, Revised Stains
Missouri 1920, saba act approves H.
o. 1895, entitled, IAN act IN, No i
for working and improving Tho n.y.
rqhds BY the orRa l~zation Of wv
Road Districts OF territory mi,
than six miles square in wb,aa
located a city Of the third q, ,"u
class, except cities OF the tbI,a y
organized under special cbar,s, T.
70 raise revenue therefor, and /
further provide that when thls ]
shall become a law II shall take All
and be In force only in sucb \
scfiped territory wherein the oon,l
Court shall. by order Of record, asS'l
the same to be the law In such Il
scribed territory where adopted h, \
legal voters thereof
Done by order Of the County ~.
OF Audra!n County, August a. ION
Witness our hand and seal 4, :!
Court, done at Office In Mexico \
25th day Of October, 1904. \
TsEAL
], L. SIMS, |
Presiding Justcs|
Attest:
E. H. CARTER,
d2t3s-2t Clerk County Court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
AuDRAIH COUNTY o R
J. L. Carpenter Carries of Silver
Medal at the Worlds Fair.

John L. Carpenter, who lives neal
Skinner, Audrain county, has Just re
ceived notice that be carried on the
silver medal for the best half bushel
Of corn at the Worlds Fair. Audrain
beats the world.
Mr.. Carpenter had three one-half
bushels OF corn on exhibition at the
Worlds Fair-tbe same corn which
carried of sl7 50 cash premiums at the
street fair in Mexico 10 1908.
Mr.. Carpenter is one Of Audrain's
most progressive farmers, and is re-
ceiving congratulations Of friends
generally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
MONUMENTS.

/ have opened up a new marble and
granite yard in Mexico and II you are
thinking OF buying any thing Ia the
monumental line l will make 1t to
your interest TO see me before placing
an order as / am prepared to quote
you some close prices, consistent with
first class material and workmanship.
Yard and Office In Glandon building.
JAMES ". GALLAHER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

FAIRBANKS mas completed bis trip
through Missouri. For some reason
he gave utterance TO the fact that
Joseph W. Folk has a Republican OPP
ponent for Governor. This was for
some reason omitted on Nj. Fairbanks
former visit to the State and con-
sequently it neccessitated a return
enoaOament
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

have quite a large variety Of three
year-old apple trees for sale. OF the
choicest varieties. VIII sell as a whole
or persons come and pick out wbat
they want and take them up them.
selves at 5 cents apiece.
0. b., Twig, Crimes Col, Gaeo, In.
gram, salway, Ben Davis, Jonathan.
York Imp, York Imp Ingram, Ingram
Rome Beauty, Wealthy Rambo'
Chicago Duches Old, Red June, Vel
These trees are one mile south Of
Mexico, on what Is known As the old
HUI place now owned BY Z. o. Law.
gast
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

THE LEDGER is glad to know that
arrangements have been made to re-
build the First NJ. E. church. Men,
bers Of the congregation have come to
the front promptly, and the church
will be rebuilt this fall. While the
congregation is small the members are
all earnest and liberal in their sup
port of the church. The people Of
Mexico generally should assist In this
matter. A small subscription from all
OF our people will make a neat sun as
a Whnln
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
Month Aftsr Month

. cold clings to you. The cough seems
TO tear holes 10 the delicate tissues OF
the throat and lungs. You lose weight
and you wonder II you are threatened
with q disease you scarcely dare TO
name. ire you aware that ever q
stubborn and long neglected cold Is
cured with Aliens Lung Balsam9 Do
not spend more Of your life In coughing
and worrying.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
Window Display AHrs;
Alarm Brings Fireman,

A coal oil burner In q stove on dis
play In the show window Of G. W.
Robertsons hardware store became
out Of working order saturday night
and the blaze attracting the attention
Of the passers by, q fire alarm was
turned In, 70 which the department
responded Immediately. The burner
10 the stove was righted. however. and
the excitement subsidized. No dam
age Was dime.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

AuDRATS corn beats the world. At
the Omaha exhibition John Miller,
who lives on the James Rose farm,
carried Of first prize. Now J. L. Car
center, Of near Skinner, this county,
carries Of first prize at the Worlds
Fair In 81 Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

AFTER the presidential election Of
"A the Wing papers were greatly exer-
cised accounting for the defeat Of
their loved candidate, Clay. One ed
itor gave a very smooth and satisfac-
tory explanation, saying: ut was a
confederation Of fortuitious circum-
stances, superinduced by succession
Of unparalleled events
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

ONE OF the most active democrats
Of Audrain Is Jack Stevens. the genial
merchant OF Skinner. Jack takes an
interest in all matters political, con-
sequently he informs the committee
in charge Of the big rally, next Satur-
day, that he will head a large delega'
tion OF loyal Democrats from his sec
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
Chieken Thisyss ed Nork.

Chickea thieves visited the chicken
house Of W. II. Wallace. on 5. Ivffss.
son street, Sunday night and seven
teen Of the fowls failed 70 appear FIR
their morning meal at Mr.. wallsce,s
back door Monday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

HoN. HARRY B. HAYES will be
well received by the Democracy of
Audrain on the occasion Of his appear
ance at the big rally, November
fifth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

SPEAKING OF the big rally to be held
In this city Saturday the Fulton Sun
says: "It is expected that this rally
will be one Of the greatest political
events Of the 1904 campaign in Mis-
nassrf ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

REMEMBER 1894 and attend the
rally in Mexico Saturday, November
fifth, and vote the ticket straight on
Tuesday, November eighth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
To Teacher IN Missouri.

You are respectfully requested and
urged to observe the first Friday In
November, NOV. ~ appropriately to
the memory Of Eugene Field, the
Patron Saiat Of all childhood.
w. I. CARRIseTos,
State Superintendent Public Schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03
{. S. STEWART
STURGEON, ~
Administrator Notice.

Notice IL hereby given LID ~. 4
OF administration upun the es's.
MARI Is Hardin. deceased, weis
ed BY the Probate Court OF RSs,s
O,unty to the undersigned, OsA'"
date October II. 1904 -
All peTs' M having clalms asial
SAID estate are required 70 -
them for allowances 10 the uuOs n
ed administrators WITHIN on. M
after the date Of said letters
may BE- precluded from any ~ = "A
said estate, aud IL such claims ii
exhibited within TWO years ~ oosx
time u the publication o. this W.
they will be forever bsfrtd vn
W Il. KEENAN, AsS
II. I IURTRlsas
s2-4t AdmIni LrsloIs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

DEMOCRATS should remember 1894.
1t was the ''stay-at-home' vote that
lost Missouri. Every Democrat should
get out and vote on November eighth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

AUDRAN county carried of first
premium on best half bushel OF corn
at the Worlds Fair. No better corn
can be grown anywhere than in this.
nnfTufv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-03

TALK about ~quitetude, a calm rests
about the White House these days
that would put a grave yard In the
back ground for stiffness.