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@rbbebem In ben lestem Sabrem.

Sn Soleenoem 1T cine turae itatis
ittihe ueberiidt Der ihlimmiten @ro=
beben oer lebten smanaig Sabre ent=
balten:
10. SUM- 1886. -9arameta, 9eus
Iceland, @robeben uno oulfaniiber
Nusbrut. 8er(uit nieler Meni9enz
(eben.
81. Guauit 1856. - Gin beftiger
groftpB i'm sa,taer Otter, Der Ser.
Staaten, Der iih b%eionoers i'm Sii>
ben. in @barleftpn. Sapannab uno
Mueufta fiblbar ,1ahte. gharleftDn
litt am meiiten. Mebr als smei Grit
tel Der ourtigen 6duier muroen ser=
ft6rt. IS Menihenleben aiuaen ners
loren uno Der Gabibaoen belief it'd
auf piele Minionen. Die @roitDBe
erneuertert iid in oieiem Sabre tpdbf
reno Der Munate September, DITTO
Der uno @poember, ubne jeoDh errit*
lihen Sbaoen ansuribten.
3. W1ai 1887. -Werito. grebeben
unb uulfaniime 4uSbrihe. l. Ser
Iunert getDtet.
December 1887. -Duenan, China,
5000 PerfDner aetDtet. SO Gihan,
China, Wenihenperluit 10, 900 Ser
iDnen.
10. Wtars 1888. -@ebiet bes GEL
ben 5luHes, China. 6Dbflut uno
grbbeben. 100. 600 Meniden UNI
aetommen.
30. Suli 1889. -Sapar. 8ahlreihe
Opfer.
%. OttDber 1891. $500
Wenihenleben nernibtet.
%. Sanuar 1894. 49,,
600 Meniber umeetDmmen
%. Mpril 1894. - @riehenlano,
227 Opfer.
9. Mtai 1894. = 8enesuefa. H.
600 Meniden uneetommen
10. Suli 1894. - 9unftantinopel
1000 WeniHen umaet0mmen.
IL. Sanuar 1902.-Wferito. BOO
Dpfer.
20. SepleItOeE I5U1.-2uEltltuH
627 Menfhen getDtet.
%. Bis 81. Sanuar 1903. - Obi.
buabua. Werito. gier @roitDBe,
ahtaebn 6duier aerftDrt.
8. Tebruar 1908. in 81
limbs, WiHuuri uno Gentudp mi
aerinaem Gahihaben unb teiner
MenihenperIuft. @leihseitig gro'
ftDBe in Brett uno anoern Otter
Trnntreihs.
80. Wdrs 19O3.-Seruialem. Star
Ter @rbftpB. Die Ginmobner nur
paniihem Shreden ereriffen, bod
Der Sbaben tpar nur gering.
4. Npril 1905. -@ieben @roft0B,
in benz Tale BON 4anara, Snoien.
nit eroBem Sahihaoen uno Wen.
ihenuerlult.
s. September 1905. - galabrien,
Stalien. &iefiaer Ghaoen unb erp'
Ger Men1hennerluft.
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SismarG als Wadfnmnte 3erfflims
eer'S.


Surft 8tsmard erudbnte germ.
oaB er elm IbtDmmling oes alten
9erfflineer, bes b~eriibnten Telos
BERN oes arpBen 8urfirften, lei. unb
beuabrte aud einen Rrug nit 9erffs
linasr's 8iloniS, Der nDl ourb Ser
erbung auf i'm getDmmen mar. Sebt.
oa Der @eburtstaa Derfflinaer's iih
am 10. Wtdrs gum 300. Wale ae=
idbrt bot. lit es aepiB nidt unins
t%ereiiant, Ii9 oieler gatiabe au erins
nern. Sic 1T nDn ben 8ioarapben
oe8 etleruen 8ansters bdufia ermdbnt
uDroeu. a~0erotnes obne cine ndbere
Nnaabe oes oermanotldaftlihen 8u.
iammenbanees Der beioen arpBen
Wdnner. @r lei onher bel bieier Se'
leaenheit in tursen Borten baraes
legt. Derflinaer mar apeimal oers
mab(t; in eriter gbe init Wareorethe
con Sbapelow, Die ihm cine an eis
rlen 6errn pDn &ieben perbeiratete
9odter binterlieB. Gua ieiner ameis
ten gbe nit Barbare &oitna Dor,
Beeren batte Der Selbmarlban anei
SDbne uno fiinf TDbter. Y0n ben
SDbnen fiel Der cine jung 1856 bel
Der B%elagerune BON Ofen, Der an,
bere ftarb 1874 als preuBilber @ene.
raaeutnant, ohne aus ieiner @be NIT
nriula Subanna opn O~iterbauien gr'
ben au binterlafien. 10 oaB Der Same
Derfflinger nit ibm erloih. Bon
ben finf 96htern aber beirateter
awet in Die Samilie. b. b. Warmib.
cine brittle einen General ban 8ietben
un6 bic eierte einen General b. De-
mib, mdreno Die FINITE, ihmahiin=
nige, leoie blieb. Sir una tommt
bier nur Gatbarine Charlotte BON
Dertflineer in Sraee. Die Die @attin
oes Generals 6anS BON Bietben auf
QDaau muroe. Beioer Todter, Suite
@milie BON 8ietben. permdblte iib
nit stephan Berno BON Demib uno
murbe ielbit Mutter elmer 9obter,
Stepbanie Charlotte BON Demib (ges
bpren 1905, aeitorben 1885,, Die fih
nit Nusuft 5rieorih oDn 8ismard=
ShDnbauien nermdblte. uno bieier
Nuguft Srieorih BON 8iamard. Der
ais Oberit i'm 8egiment Gnsbahz
BaDreutb an elmer bel gaaslau er'
baltenen 8ermunouna 1742 itarb,
mar Der uraroBnater oeS Sarften
SttD b. 8ismard, oes giners oes
9eutiden Geihes.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aauuaeu.

g $ unb gatbarine @plf an Subn s
uno MarD Slane, @runbftiid an Der Off
Commerce StraBe; $3.50.
Marsaretbe Munh an 81 @embler,
@runhihid an Der 8ittUria StraBe; $4,000.
gotpin Chamberlain an Cscar unb &ae
del Berman, @runofid an Der Maoiion
StraBe; $4,000.
ghaS q Bitter an s M Sabin, @runbs
itid an Der 8ni3 StraBe; $l79.
Ben Soeriter an 8anl 9innarb, @runos
itid in Der MiiiDnielb Subbiniiion; $40.
81 Silfer Company an Der Eeras Bull
bling 8l0d Co., @runofid an Der Rioer
Nnenue: $3.50.
Charles g Sips an s 8 Seiiiq. @rmno.
itiid in 8lod ID; $3.50.
gna unb CHARLES zimmerman an Sep
Moedert, Marp s @utseit, 2iIie Wtoedert.
2Duiia Moedert unb SDe Mpedert, @runo>
ftIde an 9Dber8' Sane; 81 u u.
Mrs Sue 6 9ooopin an Ngnes 8jeuf.
fer uno gtpelpn $ Minette, @runbfid
an Der Quinch 5traBe; $2650.
Geo 6 Qltaelt an 8ebrp Sunari, 20
Nder 9ano; $50.
S& Soerfter an Ben SperIter, @runo.
itid In Der MidiDnfiel6 Subbibiion; ST.
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Cages : Weutafeiten.
e b..

- Rab ben lebte1 Mahrihten aus
San Trancisco fommt INNER mebr
Oronuna in oas @baDs. Mlan bat
Die Berteiluna Der 2ebensmittel iebt
in elm out arbeitenoes Spitem ae'
brafat. bat iberan Stationert etablirt.
mu Die 8erteiluna nDr fid aebt uno
bieie ielbft AUDI Igitematiiher einae.
rihtet. Die Qeute bet0mmen iest
8rob, aubereitetes Sleiih. &uniers
ben, Mil9 uno etmaS beiBen &affee.
9aafib ton1nten ungefdbr 5 1000
TDnnen 3ebensmittel CUR Gerteilun9.
YIN W0ntag regrete es unb bas Wetz
ter mar falt Hnb unfreunolib. Die
Heute in benz SliibtlinaSlaeer baben
16uer unter ben unbiloen Der Wittes
rung gelitten, trDboem lit Der @es
iunobeitsauitano anoauerno elm gus
ter. menigiten6 Elm perhdltniamdBia
gutter. WDn 6itlihen @elbleuter fino
8uiiherunaen unlimitierten &reoitS
Qetommen. audi Die Beriiberunssae.
ieuihaften baben berubigenbe @rtld.
rungen abaegeben uno bic einbeimis
ihen 6inanssSnititute baben WaBres
aeln erarifen, Die ebenfaus eeeiniat
uarer, oaa B~ertrauen mieoer berau.
iteuen. Qaes oies bat iebr beruhis
aeno getpirtt uno ben Mut Der See
mpbner aebDben. Wan iiebt NIT fes
item Bertrauerl in Die 3utunft.
- Der &onsreB BAT cine ueitere
Bemiuigune BON 81, 500, 900 fir San
JranciSco gemadt, 10 oaB bic earse
Sumrie. Die er berpiuiet hat, iiG auf
So. 500. 600 belduft.
Der Hrdiioeht bat cine Yrptla=
nation erlaiien unb in ibr oarauf
aufmertiam gemabt. oaB man bel Der
gerteilung Der 2iebesaaben in San
Srancisco teinen INTERRUPTED 5piihen
ben STATEN MAIDEN oiirfe uno oaB Die
gbineien ebenfD gut ibren Nnteil boz
ben miiBten pie Die @eiBen. 6of.
fentlib mar oieie grmabnuna niht
uDtig.
- Der Staat Stem gort rpirb uber
orei uno cine balhe Wiqipn Dollars
nah Gan Sranciscu ienoen.
Die 9emutraterl oea lehsten
&onareB.D iftritts bot, alabama la.
ben ben piel aenannten @apt. 6obion
als @on9reBtanoibater aufQeiteut.
General u. Us. @reelp bat oas
commando iiber bic Truppert in San
SranciSco iibernDmmeu.
- Die ndhite 9onpention oer Sea-
tional 8epublican 2eaaue finoet am
IT,, Is. uno 19. SUM- in Bhilaoelpbia
itott.
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Eegas.

Bel Dem gralaaer in Der 0abe
oes Staatssubtbauies su Rust bat
iib am Wontag n,orgen elm beoauer,
liher B0rfaq ereienet. Das Qaaer
mirb BON Den Strdflinsen bearbeitet
uno eieie meroen ieoen Moraen nit
einem 8uae nah Der Nrbeitsftdtte ee.
bradt. Nls nut, am Wuntan NOR,
gen Der BUG bel benz 2aaer anfam,
nerluhten apei Der Str1Hinee, elm
Mann Namens Buobmaro aus Nas
uarr1 County uno elm getpiiier Smal.
leb. Der nur einer fur5eu 9ermin su
DerbhBen bate, au entHieben. Die
Bahen ihoiien. t6teten 8opomarb
uno brabten Smaleg cine t0tlide
Vertpunouna bel. @lei9seitie muroe
aber aub elmer BET Bafen, Elm ge.
niifer WiltinS, uUn elmer Gueel ge'
troifen Bno i0furt get0tet uno elm an.
oerer W6bter Namer2 4logo puroe
leiht pertpunoet. @iltins mar Elm
tihtiger Wanu, oer ibon ieit suans
sia Satreu i'm DENT mar. CT biu'
terl1Bt Jrau uno 9inoer.
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Wenidltdbes 8Imt farbt.

Cine Shredenstat muroe burh Die
Spuren 1,enihlidaen 8luteS in benz
6eim oes befannten Gaufmannes 5.
US. Wiuiam8 in Sac. &p., ersdhlt:
8or 20 Sabren batte ib 2uneenblus
tuugeu uno NOR Gem Tpoe nabe. ib
nahm Or. Sings Neue embedding
sic bette mid uno ih blieb gebeilt.
Sic BELT Bfutftura, dronifben gu,
iten. grfdltune, 8ronbitis uno
ibmobe 9unaen. Seoe Slaibe aas
rantiert. Bei Noolpb 9reiB uno s..
&alteper & Sobn Breis SOC uno
$1.00. Brobeflalde frei.
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IA Der m.sums be,upbmtY

gs lit ertuielen. oaB Der Wpnb in
6ulae ieiner MtmDspbdre bepuhnbar
1T; aber nidt fir Wenihen, bic idDn
bDs aenua auf bieler grbe alb fino;
namentlib fir Die, bic nidt mifien,
baB electric Bitters aopfmeb, Sol
liateit, Malaria, @ehielfieber, @elb.
iubt, Diapepiie, Sfminoel. 2eber'
nnb Rierer' uro Brauen.9eioe BELT.
utfbereleihlih als TDnie fir fhpa'
DIE, belonoers alte BeriDnen. sc pers
ihafft S@lnf. Garantiert BON Gbofpb
DreiB unb 8. 8alteper & Spbn.
Breis itur so Ste.
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0altea uas iie perfpreden.

Sic iehen nur unjdeinbar aus un6 Riez
mano traut Sbnen bic anBerorbentlibe
Seiltrait gu; tnslfse iie tatiadli9 bsiissn
t%auienben BON 8ranfbeltsfdnen betpdbrt
baben. nannli6 bic ct. Bernard &ranters
piIen. 2iegen bod un5dblise 8euanife
BON Berionen, bic an Nheumatismus. an
anAemeiner 86rperi1pahe, an ber 8laie,
an ben Nieren, an Der Sober, am STA
gen, an S~ertOpfuns, an 8eft6rter perBs
un6 8erbauungstdtigteit fDtute an bielen
arberen StDrungen Der R6rperoraane GEE
litten haben, nor, 6aR fe burb bic Bill
len p~oafdnbia turiert mprben ftn6. Die
BiIen haben iif als nortreflides 9auss
mittel iiberau ei%nQebiiraert.
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8

iino nidt dreer als bic, bic ida 10
Sabre lang ourh 6dmorrboioen bat.
te. Damn nabm ih 8udlen's Nrnis
ca Salbe uuo peniaer oenn cine
Shabtel beilte mid permanent.
ibreibt s. g. Napier Bpm Muates,
Seq. 0eilt 8ranos uno anoere Wun.
ben. 25c bel Goolph 9reiB uno s.
&alteper & SDhn.
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atuar geihob oas in elmer 3eitpes
riooe, Die nab ae0lDeii6en @poden
gerednet. perbdltnismdBiQ turae Belt
5uridlie9t. Die aunebmenoe Diirre,
Die our9 oas @erinqerperoen oes
idhrlih fauenben Regens bernuraes
rnTen pnroe. trieb idlieBlib Die See
tp0bner aurid nab Dem Sudan, uno
nun bat Die 8ett oergeiien, DAB oieie
@eaeno iberbaupt etnn1al BON Wen=
lben bemDbnt mar.
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0snanktnlplitter

6rttbretf beOeutet oft trab foul.
Wt6t jeoer Inbanser 1T onbdnsti6,
WeHn Grauen nm @srseibuns bitten.
luOaen fe tnlmer nod ettpQs,
Man6er tottrbe ii6 ni6t 70 grpB pOrtpm.
men, tOeun it6 andre ibm gegentibsr ui4t 70
tletn MAIDEN tpttroen.
Abueienbe rDeroen tdgli6 frsmDer.
Die @eiell daft unterittbt ni6t bic Ruuft,
%iOnoern bic Mooe in Der Stunt.
Sas eeiD iteat f6 betm Rommeu Dor,
bas @tttd beim @eben.
Ra3auobmen, fpas Elm Rllssrsr tbut, III
1i6t tmrner thug,
Ser srobe Srr'bam uHfsrss ssbsus 1T oft
4Et cine tletns Grau.
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Sine aIadad,e guftmeiftertu

1T Mrs. NleIanoer Don Cart, Me..
Die Or, Sings Weue 9ebenspiQen
nl8 bic beiten 9efunoen. Inn Wtaaen,
9eber uno Singepeioe in Oronuno
gu balten. Gin ihmerSloles &einis
aungsmittet. @arantiert BON Noplpb
0reiB uno E. 8alteper & SObn.
Breis rs Gents.
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GdmgerfeftliMes.

Vim Samftae ben %. abenos 8
llhr finbet in ber 6axe oes Beethoven
Wdnnerbur Die 9 bluB.8 9 er'
ammluna Der Sanaerfeit 8u'
mites ftatt.
Gbrehnuna uno Iuf16fuus Der
Sdnaerfeitbeh6roe. 6. ba.
Setretdr.
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m9hl=Nnsetae.

Is. VI. B urB b a d. mad3t betannt, oaB
er &anoioot fir bias Mmt 6es StaatsSe>
mates bonn "a. ienatprieIen Giitritt lit
uno Iid] UNI bic b~emofratiide RDmiuo,
ton betuirbt. Der Diftrift umfaBt bic
Counties 8erar, Banbera, gillespie.
Renbgg unb 9err,
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Maa benz Ieite.

~sNNT WV OSttSs
Bertlunaen lit bas lebte 3ieb,
Die Sauen tperoen fin unb leer,
Die Sabnen Hattern nun nidbt niebr,
Der Sanger tuieber heimtparts siebt.
Wit itolsem 9aupte tebrt er beim,
Wit &ubmestrdnsen reid aeibmidt.
gr bat onr6 ieinen Gang entaaft.
8ie burb Der 2ieoer IGbnem Meim.
Wanh Nuas iab MAJ t%rdnenpoa,
Ran6 ftarren Sinn beAtuana oas 2ieb,
uno peiber puroe oas @emit,
8enn Seele su Der Seele quon.
srbaben aber man9en Tano,
Den ieber Sag benz Wenibeu beut,
3eg unier Sinn gen Simmel bin,
llnb iebe groeniorae ihmano.
go wirtt bas beutihe 9ieb uno @ert,
$50 es ertlinst auf ieoer 5Iur.
Drum Sdnger, pfest es treulib nur.
Wit itoIaem Mut an ieoem Ort.
uno oer%t Der lhonet Gage audi,
Die Sbr nersnii9t uno ~lebensfrob
Berlebt in San Mutpuip
Noh alter oeutiher Nrt unb 8raud].
Gls Sbr az beit'rer Eafelruube
8eim prahtig ih6nen %One gtar Bier
8ertrunten babel nah @ebnhr.-
50 manhe berrlih idbne Stunoe,
@ie ains bic 8eit 10 ihneu babin,
Wie HoB Der eole S0ne gtar Saft,
Der frohe 9aune Nns nerihaHt-
Gin leiht @emit unb leihten Sim.
nub Wieoer it's betuieien bier
SaB, rpenn in beiterem 8erein
Bran ltb min redbt bes 9ebens freun,
Ri6t fehIeu bari oas Gone gtar Bier.
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gaallae ;sunrtten shlatpaaeu

nad galifprnien, ebenip nad ct.
Souls bio TeraS & 8acific Babn
obne @ehiel. Shreibt an iraene
einen 9idet $ Ngenten pegen oieies
rieuen 9ienites ooer an s. y. Eur.
ner, @eneral.B oiiaaiereG sent. Dal'
los. 9eraS.
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s Das marine sBetter matat
iflttnme FfiiBe uno Die fDnnen inn
Cinderella Shubpalait snriert mer.
ben. Wir baben iebr leibte Shube
fir Den StraBenQebrauh; aue Gor.
ten BON GanOa6.S buben fir Mtdn.
ner. Trauen uno 8inoer, au allen
Vreilen bon $3.50 bis su IS Gents.
-Spelials 8ertauf BON tueiBen Gan.
naB' Sbuben fir Damen 3u 95genis.
Gbenio qroBes anortiment bon Gaus.
lGuhen, 9ub uno Sober uun so
Gents biz Al $1.50.
Cinderella. 207 Glamo Blasa.
Stnd's 5 Gents 6apana<giaarre
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petrats,gmetne.

CHARLES Nnberipn uno @mma Sempet,
2eHrp- s 9ainer unb Nlnia @eslih.
Abotpb Boed unb Marie Sunptb.
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Oreimal Dell benz Wlann,
Der CUR Grbeit iingen tam.
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5taa's 5 Gents pauana.e iaarre.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
Spring Offering Of Bargains.

Ruskin Anderson, of Seneca, this week
makes a special announcement of spring
bargains in many lines. His advertise
ment will be found on the seventh page,
;and it contains many real bargains that
ARE well worth careful consideration.
He is prepared to make easy terms for
those not prepared to pay cash, and at
the same time makes attractive PROPOSE
tions for cash buyers. His stock is clean
and substantial, well selected and bought
with care for quality and price. Those
familiar with his methods and goods do
not need to be told concerning them. If
you have never been customer of Mr..
Anderson call on him during these spe-
cial offers and you will be pleased. Read
his advertisements. You will find every
thing as represented and you will get a
~'square deal" every time. Don't fail to
visit his store at Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
McGee.Hunt.

A pretty home wedding was that on
Thursday afternoon, March Sth, 1906, at
5 o'clock, at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. w. McGee, when their daughter,
Ethel, and Rolfe Hunt were made man
and wife, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. John r. Moore, pastor of the
Baptist church at Westminster. In the
parlor were arraigned palms, ferns and
violets. The bride and groom entered
the parlor to the strains of Mendelssohn's
Wedding March, played by Mrs. j. S.
Carter. The bride wore handsome
tailor suit of blue cloth. In the hall a
delicious fruit punch was served by Miss
Emma Zimmerman. Immediately after
the ceremony menu, consisting of
pressed turkey, chicken salid, olives,
pickles, beaten biscuit salted waters,
caromel, nut and white pound. cake,
vanilla and chocolate cream was served,
The number of handsome presents re-
ceived attest the popularity of the young
couple. They left on No. II amid show
ers of rice for Gainesville, Ca, the home
of the groom, and from there on Friday
to Greenwood, S. c., to attend recep-
tion at the home of their aunt, Mrs. j..
w. Sproles, given in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs McGce, who
were married at Honea Path on Febru-
ary 2lst.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
Hayne Circle Gets New Books.

The Walhalla Hayne Circle has re.
Gently added number of new and popu-
lar works to their library, among them
being:
The Reckoning, by Robert w. Cham.
bers.
The Gambler, by Katherine Cecil
Thurston.
The Masquerader, by Katherine Cecil
Thurston.
The Beautiful Lady, by Booth Tark.
ington.
The Conquest of Canaan, by Booth
Harrington.
Lavender and Old Lace, by Myrtle
Reed.
line Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, by
Anne Warner.
Rose Of the World, by Agnes and Eyer.
ton Castle.
The House of Mirth, by Edith Whar.
ton.
Graustock, by George Barr McCutch.
con.
These works, by we'll known and popu-
lar writer's, are quite an addition to the
library, and will furnish pleasant sum-
mer reading for the members.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
WaIhaIIa tyceum Next Tuesday Night.

AT the Court House next Tuesday
night the Southern Trio and Mart King
will entertain the music-loving public.
This is an entertainment of the highest
class.
Their concerts in New York, Washing
ton and Now Port, the past two seasons,
have attracted most distinguished
patronage, including the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt, Prince Henry, of Prussia,
the Duchess of Marlborough, Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey, etc.
Nearly two hundred reserved seats
have been sold. Only forty seats left.
See the management and get one of these
so you will not have to stand in the aisle.
David f. Nicholson, Local Manager.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
Chamber|ain's Cough Remedy
Cures Colds, Group and Whooping Cough.
Death OF Mrs. Lottie Bruce.

Mrs. Lottie Bruce, who lived with her
grandson, near Oakway, died Saturday
night, March 3, and was buried in the
Old Westminster cemetery on Sunday,
March A. She had been afflicted for
many years. She took the grip few
weeks ago and was stricken with paraly-
sis on the day previous TO her death.
She had been devoted member of the
Old Westminster Baptist church for
several years. The funeral services W ere
conducted by Rev. w. j. Spearman.
She leaves one brother, Jim Bruce, who
lives near Retreat, land two sisters, Mrs.
amanda Harden, of near Oakway, and
Mrs. Mary Brock, of Anderson county,
TO mourn her death. A Friend.
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Death Of Mrs. II. E. Thompson.

On the eve of going to press q tele-
gram wss received by Mayor James
Thompson announcing the death of his
sister-in'law, Mrs. III. E. Thompson, at
their home in Columbia this morning at
o O'clock. This announcement is q
shock to her relatives and friends, as 1t
was not known that she was sick. Her
maiden name was Miss Lamb Buist. She
was about thirty. five years old. Her
husband and two sons survive. They
have the sympathy of many friends.
The interment will take place at Black
vile tomorrow.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS

NITATION NOTICE.-THES STATE OF
" SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF OCo-
NEE.-GN THE COURT OF PROBATE by
d. A. Smith, Esq, Probate Judge.
Whereas, j. w. Todd has made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Admin.
istration of the estate and effects of
Archie NJ. Todd. deceased
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Archie M. Todd,
deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate, to bo
held at Walhalla, S. c., on Friday,
3oth day of March, 1905, after publica-
tion hereof, at IL o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they have,
why, the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
18th day of March, Ammo Domini 1906.
So D. A. SMITH, Judge of Pro
~m~I ~ bate, oconee County, S. G.
Published Oh the i4th and 21st days
of March, 1905, in The Keowee Courier
and on the Court House Door for the
time required by law. Hip
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
Death OF J. Adam Ridley.

j. Adam Ridley died at his home in
West Union last Sunday morning about
10 o'clock, after a lingering illness of
asthma, aged about 70 years. He was a
soldier in the Confederate army. A few
days before his death he professed to
make peace with his Saviour. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. A..
Ernest at the home, Monday, at O'Clock
p. M, after which his body was laid to
rest in the Ebenezer burying ground to
await the general resurrection. He
leaves a wife and several children to
Amourn their loss. Deepest sympathy is
ffelt for the bereaved family.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
Torture by SaYages.

speaking of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Philip
pines subject their captves, reminds me
of the intense suffering 1 endured for
three months from inflammation of the
kidneys," says w. M. Sherman, of Cush-
ing, ne. Nothing helped me until !
which completely cured me-" Cures
liver complaint, dyspepsia, blood disor-
ders and malaria, and restores the weak
and nervous to robust health. Guaran-
teed by all druggists. Price SOC.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
Notice of Final Settlement and
Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned will make application to
y. A. Smith, Esq, Judge of Probate for
Oconee County, in the State of South
Carolina, at his Office at Walhalla Court
House, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of
April, 1905, at IL o'clock in the fore
noon, or as soon thereafter as said appli-
cation can be heard, for leave to make
final settlement of the estate of Jesse w.
Stribling, deceased, and obtain final
discharge as Executors of said estate.
II. K. STRIBLING,
+. s. HOLLEMAN,
Qualified Executors of the last Will and
Testament of Jesse w, S:r;hi;uv. de-
ceased.
March ii, 1906. lib
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-14
THE LOCAL corToN niARxer.

At 1880 this "wednesday morning
local cotton was selling as follows:
Seneca, 1880.
Walhalla, lO4c.
Westminster, 1850.
West Union, 1890.
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Always Keeps ChamberIain's Cough Remedy
In Hls House.

eve would not be without Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t il kept on hand
continually in our home, says w. w.
Kearney, editor of The Independent,
Lowry City, Mo. That is just what
every family should do. When kept at
hand ready for instant use, cold may
be checked at the outset and cured in
much less time than after it has become
settled In the system. This remedy is
also without peer for Group in children,
and will prevent the attack when given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or
even after the oroupy cough appears,
which can only be done when the remedy '
is kept at hand. For sale by j, w. Belt,
Walhalla; w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
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Meteorological! Matters.

The following is the record of tem-
perature and rainfall as recorded a, the
u. =. Station, at j. d. Isbell's, near Wal
halla, for week ending March 8, as
recorded by Miss Laura Isbell, observer: