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The Washington times., 1906-10-26
DEATH DECIDES BET
FOR YOUNG DRINKER
Took Nine Whistles and Two Beers
Within Half Hour on
Wager.

WILLIAAIsPORT. Pa. oct. 26.-Cor-
oner Gilmore and District Attorney
Spencer were called 10 Hughesyille TO
investigate the death OF G. s. Phillips.
aged twenty years. who died from the
effects OF fulfilling a wager concerning
the drinking of whisky.
He drank nine glasses OF whisky and
two glasses of beer within half an hour.
Then he became unconscious. and his
companions carried him out in a shed,
while they went 10 theater- When they
returned Phillips was dying. and pissed
away within an hour.
A post-morten showed death TO have
been due - alcoholic poisoning. Friends
OF the youth win prosecute the hotel
keeper for selling TO minor, and caus-
ing his death.
The Washington times., 1906-10-26

ASK for the Pure Velvet Kind.
c. & S. Famous Ice Cream. AT druggists.
The Washington times., 1906-10-26

Y. Baldwin Jotnson's Coal, 5Iz 9th ST.
Best white ash coal. 40 cents q ton on.
Spot cash only. and city delivery
The Washington times., 1906-10-26

Baltimore and Return sI.2s. Baltimore
& Ohio r. r. Every Saturday ana sun
day. All trains both ways, both DAYS.
except Royal Limited
The Washington times., 1906-10-26

Effective Floral Work for Weddings.
Very reasonable prices. shaffer. 18th & J.
The Washington times., 1906-10-26

Coal soc Per Ten CT.
For cash. Best grades. Phone y. 100.
Capital Fuel & Ice CO.. S26-s5O \ NV.
The Washington times., 1906-10-26
Still a Busy, Worker.
GIRL FAINTS IN CHURCH;
IN TRANCE SIX DAYS

HARTFORD, Conn, oct. 96.-Gertrude
the daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Coleman.
Of Manchester, was seized with a faint
ing spell at church Sunday. and has
been sleeping sOundly eve since. The
stlmulantS given to arouse seem 10 have
no permanent effect. The physicians
are puzzled
The Washington times., 1906-10-26

Quiet Hour, IL a. n.
Address, ORA J. CRAY.
The Washington times., 1906-10-26
GONPERS FEALTY
TO LABOR ALONE
Emphatic Denial That He's
Democrat. Republican, or
Socialist Partisan.
DENIAL OF CHICAGO ROW
onion Leaders Stat-nent lie Has Not
Ceased Activity in
Campaign.

Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, IN an
interview with a Times reporter today,
on the results OF his recent political
tour and the published statements about
his meetings, said
Since ! have been on this last trip
7 have noticed a disposition on the part
of the hostile portion OF the press to
wilfully misTepreseut me and the con-
ditions affecting the campaign IN which
j have been engaged. In some in
stances the statements were made that
I am a Democrat; I'm others that ! am
dyed-in-the-wool Democrat, and that
hence the campaign in which labor is
engaged and I'm which J am assisting. IS
from the standpoint OF a Democrat
There Is absolutely no truth IN these
statements I have never been a Dem
Ocrat and am not now one. neither am
] Republican or Socialist 7 owe
allegiance 20 no political party whatso-
ever. As a union man, as president of
the American Federation of Labor, and
as a citizen I am trying 10 serve the
best interests OF labor ana the common
people.
Helps Two Labor Nominations.
AT Bridgeport. Conn. I addressed a
meeting where Charles J. Douahue. a
union machiuist was nominated or the
Democratic ticket for Congressman-at-
large, The following evening / adj
dressed a meeting az Newark. y. J..
where Henry G. GoJtleb. a union print
CT. was nominated for Congress on the
Republican ticket and z have continued
on that course all the way through.
1t has been stated that there was
tlI bulence at one OF nay meetings ia
Chicago. and that / was compelled 10
discontinue my talk. This is absolutely
untrue. one OT two socialists in the
audience had asked me some questions
which j answered 70 The evident salts
faction of nearly all present. 1 was then
speaking in favor OF Emmett j. Flood,
union JcamSt,r, candidate for State
senator
The meetings throughout have been
largely attended and enthusiastic AT
no tiHc was there any manifestation 70
prevent nay talking
Il spoke at three meetings i'm Chicago
on Sunday. The candidates for whom /
spoke were Frank Buchanan and James
McDermOtt, candidates Tor Congress. '
Il spoke last Monday evening TO 4
great mass meeting az the opera house
at Indianapolis. against the reelection
OF Consressman Crumpacker.
Still a Busy, Worker.
NOW the misstatement is being made
that 1 have ceased active participation
IN the campaign. I have filled every
engagement made. except two for next
week; one IN Baltimore, the other in
Annapolis, in opposition 10 the re-elec-
ton Of Congressman AIudd
These are all the engagements. 1
have made. This IS not due to any dis
inclination 10 continue. but IL Is absO-
lutely impossible for me 10 make any
additional speeches
The Washington times., 1906-10-26
Baby Burns to DEATH;
Mother Goes Insane
While pIayinq With Matches FNe-Year-Old
Boy Sets Fire to Clothes of Infant and
Mother Falls Unconscious

Tor. and ran. screaming. downstairs. A
passerby heard them. ard. entering the
house. ran upstairs ana beat out the
last particles of fire. The child was
dead.
The mother feH in a faint; her sis
ter-in-law ran into a neighbours house,
where She too. fell unconscious. She
remained so for hours. and her lie IS
dcspaiTed of. while IL is feared that the
mothers reason viii be- shattered.
Mrs. Ibach's husband died two years
ago.
The Washington times., 1906-10-26

$500 Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;
S1-35. Berkeley Springs; 500 Cumber-
land and return. Leave Baltimore &
turning leave Cumberland g, Berkeley
Springs Z, Martiusburg 8, and Harpers
Ferry $40 p. m same day Beautiful
scenery en- route.
The Washington times., 1906-10-26
cARROLLs TO PLAY sHAMRocKs.

At the Carroll Institute gymne stun
this evening the second game ~ the
son will be played between the ca TROLLS
and Shamr1cks.
The Washington times., 1906-10-26
SPECIAL SPEAKERS
FOR GOSPEL MISSION

The management of the Gospel Mis-
sion. located az 1880 Pennsylvania ave
nue.. have secured the services OF the
Rev. Henry Crauer. who will speak each
evening. at 8 o'clock. for a week. com
menCing tonight.
The Rev. A. H. Tyson, Attorney II. d.
Gordon. Miss Irvine. and others Will
sing
The public is invited to these evangel-
istic services.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
Conerfo
Abril 4 de Ioo6.

Ha dado principle 4 sus operacio-
t1es de compra de tabaco en- rama, en-
esta comarca, q tipos remunerados.
la Porto Rican Leaf Tobacco Go"
Sc encuentran bajo Ia accion del
Juzgado de Paz y la Corte Municipal
varlos indivfduos detenidos, por al
terar la paz p1blica, ell domingo pro.
x1mo .pasado, EN- las GALES de la po-
blaci6n.
Las ventajas que Comerfo Aibo-
nito, comarcas tabacaleras. obten-
drlan con la termination de la verda-
dera carretera central, unidos dichos
pueblos por Ia via en- construction
desde Bayam6n 4 este pueblo, serfan
extraordinarias.
-tPor que no sc dicta una Orde-
nanza prohibiendo el deporte peli-
groso para los transeuntes, 4 que Sc
entregan algunos caballeros. en- las
GALES de esta poblacion?
-Ha fallccido en- este pueblo vic.
tuna de cruel dolencia el ioven Ra-
mon Ramirez Arellano, empleado de
la tarmacia "Luz." Lamentamos IA
deSgracla Y damos nuestro mas sen
tldo pesame sus deudos.
-Ha surtido los aparadores de SIT
acredltada casa de cOmercio nuestro
eXcelente amigo don Juan B. Carmo-
ma. Dadas las simpat{as de que Sc
encuentra rodeado Carmona, Y su So
clo nuestro amigo don Antonio Colon
Rivera, no hay que dudar que obten-
gan pr0speras ganancias.
-Hemos sabido que nuestro ami
go ell Pbro. don Jose Martorell, cura
regente de Ia parroquia de Vega
Ba1a, sc enCuentra en- CANA, vfctima
de un incidente casual.
CompartimOS con su distinquida
tamllla que reside en- este pueblo. e1
pesar que les ocasiona tan lamenta-
bic suceSo.
Hemos leidO Ia nota mercantiI, re
guladora de los precios de las pro
vlslones en- San Juan Y, comparados
dlchos precloS con los que tenemos
aqui, sc nota una diferencia oue.
vamos, es impossible
Crcemos que Sc hace mas. senores
comercl2ntes, vendiendo, muchos pc.
cos, que pOCOS muchOs.
-Ha causado mucha impression en-
este pueblo, Ia noticia triste de Ia
muerte de nuestro venerable compa-
trlota don Santiago K. Palmer.
Era un0 de los pncrtorriQuenos
mas prestigiosos.
Como poIftico no fu6 de los de mu-
rallas adentro. Sus relaciones con
los pueblos nunca Sc entibiaron.
I'll alto conccpt0, en- que, le tuvo su
pals, crecia, a medida que pasaba e1
tempo.
al pasar Ia Legislature, sus cartas
recorrian la Isla, dando cuenta de sus
empenoS, bastante contrariad0s.
A este pueblo, tan peuueIo. 1lega-
ron varias misivas, hablandonos de
nuestra carretera, Y del proyccto de
teletono, de las ncceSidades dc Ia re-
lorna Judicial fracasada, dc t0dos
nuestros asuntos importantes. A
Paliner habla que qucrerIo, como par
tlcular y como politico.
Sc lc podra igualar, como Puerto
rrlqueflo de grandcs mGritos. nunca
sobrepujarle, porque en- Gl Sc reunlan.
ademas de las cualidades sobresa-
Ilentes como patriota, Otras singula-
rlslmas que le hicieron muy popular.
Por todas parties repercuten cstas fra.
ces' Puerto Rico ha perdido un gran
prestigio.
Damos 4 su distinguida familia
nuestro sentido pGsame
-Datos del Registro Civil de este
pueblo, correspondientes 4 Marco
Nacimientos Al -Defunciones a.
Fetos I.-Matrimonios s.
K.-NARIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
Un art1cuIO nuestr0

El importante y popular peri6dico
habanero Dlario de Ia Marina re
produce nuestra "Nota del dfa' en
que tratabamos de la necesidad de
una ley para fijar la valoraci6n de las
fincas a los efectos contributivos.
Damos las gracias mas cumplidas
al gran diario cubano, por el rcitera-
do favor que viene dispensando 4
nuestros modestos editoriales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
''Th0 San Juan S6ntin8l"

Hemos recibido prospectos y cir
culares anunciando la publication de
I'm nuevo peri6dico republican,, que
sera dirijido por el Lcdo. seilor Fl
gueroa Maestro.
"The San Juan Sentinel" tendra Ia
collaboration de conocidos escritores
afiliados la colectividad cuyos lnte-
reses representara el nuevo colega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
Una Carta

FL eminente baritone don Manuel
Real nos ha enviado una atenta carta
de despedida, al salir para la isla
donde le aguardan muy brillantes
temporadas teatrales.
Agradecemos la cortesfa del dis
artists.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
En- ell Cinemat0grafO Lumiere

La empresa del cinemat6grafo LII
miere que Sc exhibe Ell Ell "Circo
Lowande, nos participa que desde
hoy las funciones seran diarias.
Ell programa para esta noche es
muy lnteresante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
Base ball

Los clubs de pelota Red Ds" y
Transit Interior" verifcaran en- la
tarde de ma1ana un reIido desaffo
en- los csmpos de la Liga de Puerta
de TERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06
NOta del dia

La anunciada conferencia de
Rio Janeiro, va empieza a ST.
frir aplazamientos Y demoras.
Un despacho de la capital del
Brasil, dice que hasta ] ulio no Sc
pueden comenzar los preparati-
vos de la Conferencia, y era pre-
cisamente en- eSe mes cuando
debfa inaugurarse el tercer con-
greso pan-ameriCanO.
La demora que Sc indica pue.
de prolongarse inde6nidamente,
a juzgar por los terminus en-
que esta concebido el despacho
de Rio Janeiro; por parte de
los paises hispano-americanos,
segdn parece advertise, no exis-
te la menor prisa para la cele-
bracion del tercer congreso
anunciado. Lo que puede salir
de la reunion de Rio Janeiro,
va 10 tienen perfectamente pre-.
vistO los Comisionados de las
RepdbliCas latinas.
ConocidOs los rumbos de la
pOlitiCa exterior norteameriCa-
ma, el reclamo que sirvi0 para
la primera Conferencia de esta
s6rie, ha perdido todo ell inter6s
para las Repdblicas del Sur Y
Centro-Am6riCa, cay endo en- ell
mas absolute desprestigio.
va sc anunci6 antes de que
sc hablara en- los circulos poll
ticos de Washington de la de
oignaci0n de representatives pa,
IA la conferencia, que ell tema
de 6sta era acknowledgements
antieXpansionista, Y Sc di0 por
SECURE que todos los represen-
tantes de los paises latinos Y
los Comisionados redactores del
prOgrama, mantendrian cl critic
ITO va Conocid0 de .oposici0n al
inperialism0 norteamericano.
La noticia del aplazanliento
de la reunion, no tiene NADIA de
sOrprendente.
Era precise esperarla, era na-
tural que Sc diera, cuando en-
Washington va Sc trataba de
organizar la marcia dc los CO.
misionadOs elegidos.
Y no sera la indicada la
Ultima demora que experiment
te la reunion de los repre-
sentantes de las Rep6blicas
americanas, en- Rio Janeiro.
En- vez del adanzamientO de
la paz y de la cordialidad de re
laciones entire las nacionalida-
/ des de America, de la protec-
ci0n y de la mutua defensa que
era el programa del llamad0
pan-americanismo hay que te-
mer muy diferentes resultad0s
de una reunion Celebrada en- las
circunstancias actua1es, cuando
Sc ha puest0 de manifesto que
tOdo el programa pOmpOso que
Slrvi0 de reClamO q las dos pri-
meraS reunlOneS, ha sid0 con
vertid0 a su favor, por los Es-
tados Unidos, que fueron los
uniCos bene6ciados hasta ahora.
va no es un secreto para ma
die que en- los pueblos del Sur
y Centre America. Sc agita la
idea, lmpuesta por la necesidad.
de fOrmar la liga de defensa
contra Ell imperlalismO amena-
zador del Norte; va no es TN
misterio que la opinion en-
aquellos ,pueblos Sc muestra
alarmadfsima y temerosa de
que Sc repitan las escenas de
Panama, de Pinos. de Puerto
Rico y de Santo Domingo; va Sc
sabe en- todas parties que los
pueblos de hispanoam6rica te-
men mas y recelan mas de los
Estados Unidos que de Europa;
por consiguiente, la conferencia
lie Rio Janeiro no va i resol-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-06

~ OK 1Gu A1d0 lOo SCl1ilCuNS GA-
conados, va conocidos, y pro-
voca I'm estado mas violento y
perjudicial, para todos, que ell
presente.
Un espfritu de prudencia Y
TN alarde de cortesia que de-
bieran entender en- Washing
ton, ha dictado Ell aplazamiento
que lleva en- ST, por 10 menos,
la garantfa de que sc retarda la
hora del chOque, Ell instante do
la catastrofe.
va NADIA pueden hacer de CO.
nun acuerdo las rep1blicas to-
das del continente americana;
el pompOso anunCio de paz, de
confraternidad, de ammonia. de
cordialidad estrecha Y defen-
silva, contra quimericos { iluso-
rios peligros. ha caido en- un
complete desprestigio. va ma
die 10 cree, va ningun pueblo
10 juzga sincere; nj siquiera EN-
los Estados Unidos, puede de-
cirse que sea I'm ideal nacional
eel que pregona de dientes afue-
IA ell expansionismo, disfrazado
con piel de Oveja.
Los ideales de las dos Anne
rlcas han tornado, al presente
rumbos distintos Y bien def
nidos.
No pueden marchar unidos
pOrque en- la union preliminar
hubo dolO Y traicioneros anna
Cos.
Todos los recursos de la di-
plomacia puestOs en- juego, no
consiguiran borrar, siquiera en-
apariencias, los recelos que de
ambas parties Sc exteriOrizan.
La doctrina de Monroe ha
sidO al fin interpretada exacta-
mente: America para los anne
ricanos .. del Norte.
ASl las COsas, en- este terrenO
de franQueza planteadas, la cele-
braCi0n de la conferenCia de
Rio Janeiro, no puede tener
resultados satisfactori0s. A 10
mas que puede aspirarse es
a que triunfe la prudencia, por
no decir la hipocresia de ambos
lad0s, para que no termine la
entrevista como el Rosario de
la Aurora.
PerO la continuation del di-
simulO Official, nj NADIA deia re
suelto para el porvenir, nj sal
va pOr 10 prOnto la situaci6n,
hi NADIA Sc cOnsigue con il apla-
zand0 los COnflictos, ST al fin
han de estallar con mas fuerza.
cuandO la prudencia Y el disi-
mul0 toquen Ell los li1nites ex-
tremos.
Solo hay TN camino para que
cese el peligro que ahora Sc trata
de alejar TN tanto, con ell ap)aza
mientO de la cOnferencia del
Brazil; solo existe TN medic:
que el imperialismo dele de
amenazar a los pueblos de his
pan0-am6rica, que sean fran
cos Y leales los ofrecinlient0s
de amistad, de conc0rdia V de
paZ; que la pOlitica n0rteame-
rlcana Sc cure de esa dOblez
que han advertido los otros
pueblOS del Continente, que Sc
liable en- serio de respeto 4 la
llbertad ajena, de veneracion a
los principles democraticOs, que
el dereChO International sea TN
dique pOderoso que contenga
las ambiciones bastardas; Y
CuandO todos estos respetos
sean verdaderamente >SinCerOs.
como tantas veces Sc ha iurado
en- vano por la libertad, por la
demoCracia, por la redenci0n de
los pueblOs, habra raz0n para
seguir dudando de que la con
version sea cierta Y que Sc ms.
pira en- TN arrepentimiento
verdaderO.
A estos extremes nos han
conducido la doblez Y la falsia
de quienes han pueStO en- con
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-05
A Card from 7. A. Smith.

FAN Play, September Auditors Keo-
wee Courier: / desire to return my sin
cere thanks to the Democratic voters of
Oconee county for the splendid vote /
received in the primary election on Au-
gust 2Sth for County Superintendent of
Education. If had been elected would
have done my best to promote the inter-
ests of education. I would have studied
the many problems that are now seeking
solution; would have studied all ques-
tions that may have come before me, ac-
tuated by the single purpose of promot-
ing the interests and welfare oflithe en-
tire people. cannot, of course, thank
every friend in person that voted: :for me,
but my heart is full OF gratitude, and I
will never forget those who, having con-
fidence in me, so highly honored me.
Especially do appreciate the support
the people near my home gave me. The
friends Of my county need no.sassaranos
of my strong attachment for them. May
the ties that bind us, II possible, grow
stronger. 4. A. Smith.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-05
Mrs. H. C. erossman EntertaIns Hayne Circle

The Hayne Circle was graoiously en-
tertained on last Friday afternoon by
Mrs. III. O. Grossman at her home in
West End. Mrs. Grossman was assisted
in receiving by her daughter, Mrs. Rpn.
kle, OF Columbus, Ohio.
After the guests were seated ut the
dainty little tables contest was engaged
in which called for information about the
materials, furnishings and parts of a
house. Miss Gertrude Smith was the
fortunate winner of the prize, unique
Japanese vase.
After the contest delicious cream and
little cakes were served.
Those present ere:, Mesdames Lewis,
Werner, Darby, s. Jan, Adams and Ansel,
and Misses Carrie Perry, Gertrude Smith,
Daisy and Alice Strong and Annie Bic
mann
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-05
Walter F. Barton to Wed.

The Walhalla friends::of Walter +. Bar
ton will be interested in the following
paragraph from the Layonia (Ga.) Times:
"Mr. and Mrs. j. #. Burton, of Lavo-
mia, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Jessie Lee, to Walter Florian
Barton, of Atlanta, Ga., the wedding to
take place September,l12th at the home
of the BRIDE"
Mr.. Barton is now q fireman on the
Southern Railway between Atlanta and
Charlotte. The society department of
the Atlanta Constitution of Sunday con-
tanned a picture of Mr.:::Barton and his
bride-to-be. She is a very handsome
young lady, and Mr.. Barton's friends
here will warmly congratulate him on
his good fortune.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-05
Death Of L. M. White.

L. M. White, for many years weigher
in the cloth room of the cotton mill at
Piedmont, died on Tuesday, August 2S,
Of paralysis. He was taken i'll very sud
denly and died in few minutes. The
funeral was held at Piedmont on We'd
nesday, the burial being conducted by
Grove Station Lodge, A. F.:M., of which
he was member. Mr.. White was born
and raised in Oconee county, being son
of the late Alex. White, and was 58 years
of age. He is survived by his wife and
nine children. He has onei.sister and
three brothers living In Oconee-Mrs. E.
Carver, and VIM. A., Wesley A. and L..
III. White. Mr.. White moved to Pied
mont ten years ago. He was consist
ent member of the Methodist church,
and stood well with all the citizens of
his town. The many Oconee friends of
the family are sorry to hear of their mis-
fortune and extend deepest sympathies.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-05
A CONTEST IN oconeE COUNTY.
Democratic Executive Committee Called To-
Meet oniSeptember 18th.

A meeting of the Democratic County
Executive Committee is hereby called to
meet in the Court House at Walhalla on
Thursday, 18th day of September, 1905,
at IL O'Clock q. M, for the consideration
of the contest that has been formally
filed between w. M. Brown, contestant,
versus e. e. Werner, contested. SO much
OF the order of the Executive Committee,
OF the date of August Both, 1909, as de-
clares K. K. Werner as nominated for the
House of Representatives, is hereby re-
voked.
The committee will also,.canvass the
returns and declare theilresult of the
second lprimary election.
At the last meeting of:the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee it was or
dered that aiState ticketIput by the voter
in the County Box or county ticket
put in the State Box must be thrown out
and not counted by the Managers of
Election.
Asrigid enforcement of the Constitu-
ton and Rules of the party in tho con-
duct of the primary, to be held on the
11th instant, is!ordered :iby the commit
tee. C.R. u. Burns.
County Chairman.
] James Thompson, Secretary Pro Tenn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-05
oconso Rural Letter Carriers Association.

The Oconae Rural Letter Carriers had
on enthusiastic meeting at Westminster,
on September Sd. Organization was the
order Of the day. The following officers
were elected:
Joseph @. Garrison, of Walhalla, presi-
dent; John l.. Smith, of Seneca, vice.
president; w. A. Honea, of Westminster.
treasurer; j. A. Hutchison, of West Un-
ion, secretary.
The next meeting will be held at Sc.
neca. The time will be announced later.
j. A. Hutchison, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-05
The Breath Of Life,

It's significant fact that the strongest
animal of it's size, the gorilla, also has
the largest lungs. Powerful lungs means
powerful creatures. How to keep the
breathing organs right should be mans
chiefest study. Like thousands of
others, Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, of Port
Williams, o., has learned how to do this.
New Discovery stopped my cough of
two years and cured me OF what my
friends thought consumption. O, it's
grand for throat and lung troubles"
Guaranteed by all druggists. Price 500.
and 81. Trial bottle free.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-09-05
M. f. ANssL FOR GOVERNOR.
TO the Democratic Voters Of oconee County.

take this means of expressing my
sincere thanks. to the many voters of
Oconee county who cast their ballots for
me as Governor of South Carolina on
the 2st'i ultimo. feel very grateful for
this manifestation of their confidence in
me, and am truly grateful to the people
all over the State for the splendid vote
given me in the first primary.
/ now ask that all my friends turn out
on the 11th of September and let us roll
up large majority, and respectfully
solicit the solid vote of your county on
that day, promising to give to the office
my undivided time and best ability.
Very respectfully,
M. II. Ansel.
Greenville, S. c., September 8, 1905.