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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN AND DISCHARGE Notica 10

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN AND DISCHARGE. = Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned will
make application to ID. A. Smith, ESQ.,,
Judge of Probate for Oconee county,
in the State of South Carolina, on
SATURDAY, the 14th day of October,
1905, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
or as soon thereafter as said appi;-
cation can be heard, for leave to make
final settlement of the estates of Marshall
p. Moore and Henry X. Moore, minors,
and obtain discharge as Guardian of
the said minors. NJ. A. MILLER,
Guardian of Marshall p. Moore and
Henry 4. Moore, minors.
September 13, 1905. 37.4l
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-20
For. Sale.

House and barn and acres of land,
in town of Walhalla, known as the prop
erty of the widow of ID. p. Robins. En-
quire at residence for further informa-
tion and price. 1t will be sold cheap if
taken at once. II. A. WAITE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-20
Look Here !!

For the benefit of our customers and
the convenience of the general public,
during the fall and winter months the
City Market will open at a. m. and
close at $50 p. m.
The pork season is at hand and I am
in the market for FRESH PORK, for
which l will pay the highest market
price. AND 1 PROPOSE
to keep right behind the band when it
comes to Beef Cattle.
need few more feeders right away,
also first class Beef Cattle, for which
will pay the top of the market. If You
have any Fat Cattle let me hear from you
/ also want Chickens and Eggs. Will
pay the best prices.
Bring me all your Green and Dry
Hides. Will pay highest prices.
Will soon put in stock of best Cream
Cheese, Fresh and Salt Fish and Oysters.
We now have fresh Sausage, Balogna
and Breakfast Bacon.
Beef wagon will run most every day.
. Look out for the ICE MAN.
CITY MARKET,
Phone so. Il. j. Todd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-20
Meteorological Matters.

The following is the record of tenn
perature and rainfall as recorded at the
U. 8. Station, at j. ID. Isbelps. near Wal
haila, for week ending September 10Th, as
recorded by Miss Laura Isbell, observer:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-20

The school is working smoothly and
promises we'll for the present session
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-20

Yard Squares, Un IN, at 81 cents.
Art Squares, SKA, Union, at S5.
Smyrna Rugs, 4x7, at SO.
Velvet Rugs, 30x60 in shes, at 50.
Crex Rugs, 1896, at so cents.
Crex Rugs, 26x54, at 81.
Hemp Remnants at s cents each.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
BOOSTS TmE RrvFn
rs.s rats aAls~-ss water n-taE Fsaas1
~ Dead 4 nIuaaia.

i.sss rats 1a,Isrsss water tsstaE RsaasA
~ Es~-a Aaisasis.
Monday, Jazzea Beavers the via
lnso aAarahni 81 lBost Fails. ans la
Occur d'Alena making an investlpa.
tion Fuear5lnw the dcpoaiting q dead
does aud cats IA the Spokane FiSer.
Mr.. HsaveFa stated that . large uam-
bor % dad dasss -sere floating down
the stream and tie residents u that
plara obineta1 80 drinking the aatsr
under ssach oaaditiona. ie Naa here
for the parpaao of asccrtainins hoss
the dog got iRto the river aud later
viewed soreEal people on the eahaeci.
He clAimn 10 have information paint-
Ing 20 tbe doc catcher 81 the Railty
party sd saya that u sadicient nyi-
dsnee is obtatnsd 10 convict. pro
secutlons nndar the state laW will
follow.
Tiers seems 40 ke no doubt tAat a
number Of daaa have hcea tAroWn
Into the stream. Marshal Bc@Sers
says that = nuulb0r were lodged 10
the boom as wrAaht's mill doWs the
river and ~ aisoovsredisoms Al a4hor
points. Tie aiiioials At Spokane
have taken the matter up with Poet
Falls aud aEn gathering information
for prosecutions aud say that tn,
matter wiIl be hnnuRht TO tho atsan
ttnn u the kootonRi county author.
itica.
Marshal Nnliov@rn, of thte plaoa,
has supervision User such matters
aud the dog catchnr IL under him.
lie snys that The u6iloial canine ca
tinRuishet did not throw the dogs Ia
the river, bat that a number of othai
persons uho did not wish to pay tn
tax Of 80, bad disposed Of their deg
aud may be the guilty parties. III
marshal thinks that tho matter ha
been greatly exaggerated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
TIN raoUsANn DOLLARS.

Price Paid COR Plans and SPECIFICATIONS
State Capitol.
The capitol commission has closed
the contract with rouretellotte *
Co., the Boise architect firm, for the
plans aud specifications for the new
state house, says the Idaho States
man.
After the commission. by a vote Of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
ArTER HIs WIFE
she Iian Away VIA Ansthsr M@@-Waa
R@aaa - -. NlnFt~a-

she Iian Away VIA Ansthsr m@@-waa
Rssaa - -. Nlnrt~a-
Tuesday. Edwsrd SUITES, u we'll
known Spokane Fvintsr, eau's Go this
city looking Tor bis wife aud - street.
car conductor bY the name % Harry
NauRhtou. States claimed tlsst b ~
wife had left bee home Wtth Ire man
aud come TO ties place N9nday eFes,-
Ing. A detective Nhs Pat on their
track aud IL IL claiuscd ahat they.
we're regieterea al 9 h0tsl here for
the night Tuesday moruing they
took The eteamer idaho Eor g.
Maries. Mr. Suites essBs bere Tues-
day in pureatt and ssccrtaluinR tiss
facts. weGt before Jastioo Chaml,sr-
lln aud es-ure cut q ~arraut Ior the
arrest az the eMo on the isSbaEan az
adultery The NarraanG wRs given to
Mr.. Stutaa and be clustered "a email
steamer 20 take him 90 81. MaFies.
Arriving eiaeFa he nIs1 COnnty Al
toruey Wkflla aad Wa &nfoTmsd that
the wartspt eboaia hs given TO tkS
constable Ter sorvtre. lu'tbe meas
time The pNrtles had astisn Together
aud Il IL sS2d tbs hpalnand wEs con-
viuced that alia wife and the wiley
condOctUr Aad ssmpiy deft the city
I fot a vacation Of few days ami that
there vas soothing wrunR Stutes
refused 20 give the WNrrant 20 the
constable aud aA three, With the
detective. sgTired here aly boss aud
took the early train q Sp0iane.
Thus ended tie fret prospective cas-
under the mes adultery laE Of Idaho
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
4nE Jaw a,orEL.


THE op,usaa 81 An slstAider Asaus the
asasasrpris@.
Occur d'Alene's mes and beautiful
hotel. ''T'he idaho, vas formasl :
opened to the public last Monday
night. wheu pohltc reception wEs
hold TO afford the people "a orpot
faulty to Inspect it.
The people az Occur d'Alane WIS
are naturally very proud II this
magnificent hasteiry turned cut IN
larae numbers to take note OF il
many beautiful features aud over
two hundred partook Of abe sumpt.
uons banquet which had been IRE
pared for the occasion.
THE hotel IL large and beautiful
structuoe for city Of the modest
pre,enalans Of Occur d'Alene. aud II
/ is quite modern Ia every detail
/ The rooms are neat and airy aud
Hastily furnished. many having pri'
waite baths and telephone. They are
arranged both siuRle aud ensnite'
I Il Is owned by stock company IN
which the stockholders of tbs
Occur d'Alens Il Spokane Railway
company are sald to be quite ex'
! tensively interested. This fact
virtually insures the ultimate success
I OF the venture, as its management
will be Gn order that will make Il
nonular wIth the travelling public,
with whom the railroad people are In
constant touch.
The handsome little city Of
Coeur d'Alene Is now growing rapid
nv and there will eventually be
demand for at loast ono hotel Of th'
Idaho class. which IL at present on'
of the best 10 the northwest - st. 1o'
! Budget,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
WILL BUILD FLoUH SILL
Si,e Purrhas~A aad E~rk 10 Proceed ON
BaIIainE.

site Purrhas~a aad Esrk 20 Proceed ON
BaIIataR.
II nothing happens 10 change the
plans OF G. G. Dart, Of Spokane,
Occur d'AIese win have q Sour aud
cereal mill of 81 least 100 barrels
.capscity bsfore enow fiss. Mr..
Dart has PuFchased grouna. 81 the
corner Of Iadiana aud Tha 4 streets
for site sur his niIi and viii soon
begin the osmstrnction Of Building
The bulldog viz be such that IL can
be easily enlsseed and IL is the
intentiOa TO put in 3 conplete iOur
Ing aud esrssi enill With 3 capacity
Of about AGO barrels daily. TIE
machiueST for this indnsiry l. al
ready oEy3ered and will be here by
the thine tAle building Is completed.
The mill wih be raE by electric
power q be diminished from the Post
Falls line. MIR. Dart u an experieac-
ed mtii uasn and waa rthe builder 81
the mllt aa rest Ealls
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
'coSrRACr LET FOR 100000.
sal Lets co~trsct for Heavy Grading
N~.r Boansrs Ferrx.

&RI- L-ts co~tract for Heavy Grading
N~sr Boansrs Ferrv.
Contracts were let Monday for five
ussIes NJ work on the Spokane &
international IRON Bonners Ferry
west. says the Herald. The con
tracts are especially important from
the fact that the work is the most
expensive on che entire lire. IL is
esti mated taat the cost will be
sfe0, 600 10 els5, Ooo per mile
The road from Boomers Ferry west Is
acFess bottom lands. requiring grades
fron to 90 feet high for the road
bed. Part uf this wiii be trestle
wota. but the greater part will be
filled in with earth. The company
has purchased an extra 900 feet Of
right OF way through the Bunting
hill 10 secure earth for this purpose.
Grant Smith & Co., contractors of
Chicago. aud Winter. Parsons &
Boomer. of Spokane, secured the con
tracts. Both arms will start active
operations as soon as the plant can
be placed on the ground. Each will
install powerful steam shoveis.
T. J. Roberts. superintendent 81
construction, informs the Herald
that. leaving the bridge, the first
zoo feet will consist Of trestle. and
thence a hll through to Bunting hill,
The road will cr6ss the Kootenai
Valley Railway at the north end OF
the Y, there being just one rail
length 10 so on, between the end OF
the ! aud the switch leading to the
spur that goes TO Galena Landing.
The yards and side tracks Of The
Spokane & international will be
parallel 60 the Great Northern and
about 500 feet distant theretrom.
The depot, SO Mt. Roberts informs
the Herald, will be located at a
point where the road runs near the
Great Northern depot. The All will
be only about s feet at that point, II
being the highest land bewteen the
bridge aud Bunting's hill.
The bridge contract will be let IL
few days.
When all this work gets under
way, which will be the case In a very
short time, It will bring an army oi
laborsrs to Boomers Ferry, and time'
will be very lively.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15

gathering some clothing she barely
had time 70 escape and give the
alarm. Neighbors we're soon on the
eoepe and succeeded Ia saving 3 part
OF the household furniture. The
hnilding was a frame, one aud one
half stories and worth about 81. 200.
The place Is located on Fifth street,
eight or nine blocks north Of Sher
man aud Il was some time before
the iiremea could get there with the
hose carts, which gave the flames .
good start and when q stream Of
water was secured. the building was
beyond saving and the Mater was
turned upon adjoining buildings.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
RICE FINO ar HSsDES LAKE


eaap@E GF~tapa-s Have dpea@d Rirh Cap
Arrr Nraa<.
II the depdlopmenhe in the pros
poets Of the Cooper brothers prove 10
be what tlsng asem. Occur d'Alene is
to have a mininR Boom that wall
equal a1ytktng of the kind ever seen
dn northern adaho. FOR more than a
gear George, Isaae asd Jasper Cooper
aud James Baker have been working
81 group os mining prospects Dsar
uae head Of Hayden lake and recently
succeeded 10 opening up what APP
,.aars tg be twsive foot ledge of
mineral that Shove big values IN
both gold and copper. The vein,
they claim. 10 we'll defined and aessys
haze given them values n
] SIS 30 ia copper AID s3s ia gold
with samli amount of silver. The
values are said to run through most
Of the width us the ledge snd there
Is enough shiprshg ase on the dump
TO pay hack all the money that has
. been expended ia opening the ledge
aud leave a good proat. The owners
Of tho property are highly elated
over the discovery, set they have
little TO say until after further
Development. A nuusber of pros
pectors are already In the vicinity
ard II further development shows .
continuation OF the values already
obtained the Hayden lake district
will prove 20 be one of the prosperous
camps Of the state.
Some people have always had faith
in the discovery of rich deposits in
tie mountaln aud for the past fifteen
years more or less prospecting haI
been going on with varying results
and should the present discovery
prove as valuable as its owners he
liege there viii be rush 60 tbs
camp.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
sEw STEAMER FERHELL.
a Nsa sierra Wh-~ssr 90 the Lak. and
HtlNsF.

a Aea1 stsEa WhesAer On the Lake and
HtNsF
Capt. wiIliam FeFFell's new stern
wheel steamer Terrell, IL Ros ia
regular ssFsies between this city aud
the head Of navigation 0n the ST. Joe
river TIE boat 10 a neat and com
Portable cFuft with large freight deck
below and two cabins above. one Of
which u tast4ly earpsted and furnish
ed. making II very comfortable for
passengers. The new steamer IL 20
feet tong 4ith beam Of tifseeu feet
snd has two engines capable Of pro
dueing 70 horse power. with high
pressure marine tubnlar boiler. The
beat wtil make good time and is
scheduled for three FoWBd tFips week
~ from the bead % naviestioH T.
this city. leaving there Mondays.
Wednesdays aud Fridays. returning
on alternate days. Her run will be
opposite that Of tha BanetA aud ar
engagements have ha@n made 90 bonol
the tickets 81 ore steamer on th,
other. Cat.t Ferrali IL one of ths
oldest settlers 10 che 81. Joe VALLEY
and expects 10 DO a good business
With bic new boat
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15

three to two, Governor Cooling and
Judge Beatty dissenting, bad adopted
the plans Of the Boise Girm, 8 number
Of details remained to be disposed Of
These included a decision a. 70 the
authority Of the architect and the
superintendent, the CONFIRMATION Of
the former and the work he shall
perform.
The commission decided to psy the
architect a Fat price instead Of q
commission. The figure agreed on
was $40, 900. Although the action
Of the commission was apparently
unanimous, at least one member
thought the price too high. The
majority Of the body. however, be-
lieved IL very fair in view Of the
enormous amount Of detailed work
involved. Payment will be made AZ
the building progresses
II was decided that the architect
should furnish the elevations and
floor plans Of the entire building and
the working plans in detail and
specifications on which to base con-
tracts for the central part Of the
building, including the dome, which
win be built first. The architects
furnishing the plans and specifca-
tions viii have nothing to do with
the letting Of contracts OF the super
vision of the work, the latter beinf
entirely in charge Of Superintendent
Herbert f. Quigley.
II il the purpose on the com
omission 70 complete the central par
of the bniIding before giving an
further attention to the wings. Th'
Rrst part TO be built will bare
frontage Of 200 feet
The commission proposes to EN-
ploy convict labor In = great deal o
the rough work. Only by adopting
that plan can the building be con
strncts3 along the lines now pro
, posed THE amount Of money avail
able ls comparatively small. bat wit
convict aabor 30 quarry and trim ID
stone, dig the excavations and per
form other labor there will be sum
Client fluids TO carry out the presen
plans.
, Tire work on the foundations vii
! be aagRn soon. The commissio
! wilt give Close attention to thi
featare OF the construction. II
! possible il will not be done by cor
? trzc4 II lie believed that by putin
6rst class foreman in charge an
J fSruishinR the material a much mol
e SUBSTANTIAL foundation can be secure
a. no greater cost than II the gOE
, wpere done by contract
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
rlae.l for Ills s,nartnr...

Il. Allen, the only diseoyerer of
the Gully process Of making oil paint
ings out Of ordinary photographs and
the only dispenser OF the get rich.
quick method. attracted a crowd on
the streets the other evening hy
smooth story Of his scheme, aud the
following day undertook to violate
the bill posting ordinance. When
told Of this he became abusive toward
the officers Of the town and applied
to them many epithets Of not very
complimentary nature. This did not
tend TO increase the leniency OF the
officers toward the offender and be
was taken before Justice Chamberiin
on a warrant. flned s5 aud costs,
making deposit of sl0 70 his credit
for bis impudenee. He seemed to be
very tame after the flne was imposed.
His oil painting scheme 10 about :
quarter Of century old.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
uoEua n.ALENE ntsINEss Ms>.
An ssat~rpr,.Isg Fa'pitsrs Company
win = GoSd stock.

An s:at.rpfi.Ias FatTtssss Company
win = Gaoa st.,sak.
In the furniture line Occur a.
Aleue has an enterprising arm that
carries a stock which woaid lie q
credit to a town many times the size
az this place. The Occur d'Alene
Furniture company, Of which Mr.. q.
$. Bonner is now sole owner, has
one of tho aaatest aud most complete
stocks one wild ever see outside the
larger cities. Both basement and
salesroom are we'll filled vita a
choice stock % the best grades Of
goods aud there IL no reason WHY
persons needing snch goods should
60 TO Spokane or Rend out Of town
when such a choice selection is AZ
hand to pick from. The firm will
also duplicate any prices made In
spokane and deserves the patronage
of the people. Tho Press wants to
see a loyalty for patronlzing home
industries developed that will keep
ell the morey pcssible here be
cause IL will beueilt every Que.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
.GOEURD MR DEBRIS Case
WANT JUDGE FOR WITNESS


A strong effort IL being made to
disqualify Judge Beatty, Of the
Idaho federal court from sitting In
the trial Of the cases where q large
number Of farmers living along the
Occur d'AIene river are suing the
big mining companies in the
Occur d'Alenes for heavy damages
for alleged pollution Of the river and
consequent destruction Of their lands
for agricultural purposes.
At Boise an affidavit signed by
lw. 4. stoII and w. G. Jones', Of
Spokane, and Edwin McBee Of Rath-
drum, Idaho. attorneys for the
farmers, was filed. ia which IL is de-
clared TO be the intention Of the
plaintiffs to summon Judge Beatty &c
a witness, and in consequences be is
reausted either to send for an out
side judge to try the cases or 70
transfer them to the nearest adioin-
ing state for trial.
Pending the litigation the plain
tiffs asked for an injunction 20 re-
strain the defendant companies from
dumping their mines into the south
fork Of the river. This Injunction
was recently denied by Judge Beatty
/, in an opinion in Viii b be commented
to some extent upon the merits Of
the case adversely 70 the contention
Of the plaintiffs.
The attorneys say they want Judge
Beatty as q witness for the reason
that his comments. IL not explained
By cross examination, will be highly
detrimental TO their case. Judge
Beatty made 3 personal inspection Of
the territory affected prior to deny
ing the injunction
In his opinion denying the iniunc-
tiou, Judge Beatty said:
After the most careful obssrwa-
tion no justification appeared for the
J. charge that the channel Of the river
s had been SO hAed with mining de-
posits, or debris, that IL Is no longer
e we'll defined, or that il has been
allied more than 60 feet, or that It's
navigation has been obstIucted, on
that large deposits Of such debris
have been made upon the lands. "
Notwithstanding this expression
by the court. the plaintiffs alleys
Il that they will prove to the contrary
IL allowed to cross examine Judge
- Beatty. They allege that they will
& prove by him that tailings are dis
y charged into the south fork Of the
!. river, and that. despite the fact thai
n there are two dams on that 70 k, onls
- portion of the debris il retained by
Il them aud that the balance is die
y charged into the Occur d'Alene rive
q proper. They sIiege that Judgl
Is Bsatty personally saw the water o
es the south fork charged With pollution
"a and sediment Of q grayish color ans
IL splitting over the dams, and that thl
be water as almost opaque. The1
~ further alleee that on the trip D
~ personally saw where vegetation
q along the hanks of the stream ha
j been killed BY the overflow OF Il
of river.
4 They allege that Judge Beatt
n. admitted that at one place be sal
re lsnd which had been ruined hy Ii
m overflow Of the river, and that b
I'M took samples Of a blush sedimen
from a ranch They filed brief i
az support of their motion, citn
IA several decisions and an Idaho Las
ST which they claim takes the matter q
"a transferring the case out OF the hand
il. OF the court entirely and gives hir
nj no discretion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15

The latest method ia halFdressing
is TO cut each hair separately, pro.
cess that takes much time. but does
great good TO the hair.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15

Geo. A. Manning, department
commander, has appointed Col. ID.
n. Budlong judge advocate general
Of the department Of Idaho, G. A. II.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15

Lots Q and 10, Reid's addition.
have been sold to John r. Allen Cor
a consideration Of aA6O through tha
agency Of R. v. Collins.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-15
THE LuNDEEN FIRE.

ThurpdRy morning at 1880 the
Third alarm was sounded. This time
the residence OF Peter Lundsen was
destroyed Mrs. Lundeen W. In the
house with the family, the husband
being out OF town on business, when
che was awakened by the smoke and
cracking sound Of the iire. she
made a hasty Investigation and
found that the whole interior Of the
kitchen seemed TO be a mass Of flame.
Hastily awakening the children and
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