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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Snbifabsfnlbt @erperf. 9irsoog
Scat bleb Bpron & @illarbs 3rpffe-
ri, 219 5. Street g., bieniegt al
nogle 8anonler, Ser ifaffeoe Jig Mb-
gang til S9tteriet giennem ct arI-
bal til @iGl6eren og fra oenne git op
/ 2ofalerne. Ser bar Sc bnltet %
blanoet flere Eppefasier og aabnet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

ger % elaoe set muiifalife Bubli-'
fum me6 flere 4oncerter at Iignenoe
Nrt. M Oct fortiener at bemarfeg,
at 8ublifum peo uofprelien Of ii6fte
Nnmer, yMmerica", birfeIig for Ell:
@angs 9fplo reiite Jig og paabbrte
Notionaliongen itooenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Otto 8remer ct &anbi6at for
@ienbalg. Stem poa bam, og beer
filter paa cit iun6 og fornuftig 5or=
boltning af 8pfasiererens @mbeoe
for be nejte TO Mar / set minolte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

&arrp $. @peneer, en- tiolieere
ct. Saul Mon6, ifjgo lin Some i
Minneapolis Tirs6ug Morgen. SIM
blep farlig ioaret. San %forlbon0t.
Seolouit fises at bore @r1tnoen til
Mor6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
Gitp GomptrolIers Office e. ! go6e
bGroer. @ienprIg 2ouis 8et5.

Slt1 NnntptrollerS 41I1ce e gpue
Sender. @iennnIg 2ouis Beta.
Zen oauif Smcb, Mortin Rsller
af ". st. saul, rejite til California
for to d trc Tiger iiocn nteo belle lin
ssoniIie. 81 baaber at ingen nlptfe
er tilltp0t bent.
Dr. @iIliam ". Eoucrs, for to
glor 1ioen aanoioat for Mapor paa
Mfbolosticfetcn, osoe ! tit Stem, 694
&oIy Mne., al Nprcipge, fioIte Iirs=
Dag.
Sen fsritc tibligite Jlo6baao at
onfouu,ne til ct. Saul bar @rap
eagle fra Spoen, Scr antom oe11 IS.
MortSs 1853 og bleo fortejet peo
Sacfion st.
&pbert ". Smith ber gienb9lges
lom Mapor. Sans Administration
bar pnret fiffet til 8pens 9arb !
ollie &eniecn6er.
6(adtcr Mpmal .6Inpplifi ifar
@olien oper paa Jig ! tit @jem, 100
g.. @obert st., forle6en. Daarlig
Selle er gipet lom @r,ln0 for Selp-
n1or6et.
Gn 9rcng moreoe Zig meo at bels-
ge @irfegaaroen ONT gSatte1, bGrenoe
en- 6offel. Mon troebe ltrafs, at set
bor Billiams 5ppgelie, inotil Boli=
tiet lfre6 ino og arreltere6e Drengel1,
ser bite fig at bore Spn al Bo1tor
sSe11fi11s. Mon los bam lenere gaa.
Dppoiitioneu arbeioer baar6t imo6
2onis 8et5. 2o6 Belgerne bi1e at Sc
paofignner Ell gob Sjener peo at
gienbGlge bam.
&il life banc benz meb. Ser er.
en- Screening / ct. Saul al &rfer
mes set 6ormaal at fremme 5en-
6agslfolearbejoet. Sra 6enne Sore
ming er 6og ltniperialilterne % ltni=
torernc u6e1tGnft.
CONNER 8nnn bnr erflpret sen
%iaafal6te Sobn 9op 5mitb 2on, ser
forbpoer Sffentliggierelien al 0e.
talierne beo EFT &eurette1ie, for at
bore f%11l61tGnoig fonltitutionel.
@arrp $. Spencer, en- ti6ligere
ct. Saul Mon6, ifjp6 iin Some /
Minneapolis Tirs6og Morgen. SIM
blep farlig iaoret. &on foripan6t.
Sealouii ii9es at bore @rtnoen til
Mor6et.
Observation-Disclosures: Gbriition
@a,oo og emma &etteriorL gIof Nel-
ion og Soiepbine Monion> M1fr.
Sobnfon og emma @o1t, Soiepb 8
Barnard % MobeI 81. MeI1on, Sobn
Gricfion og M11no S. Mn6erIon.
Srigtpet. Jorleoen blep ser no.
iteot 8enaa6uinger for 2inf TboDer,
@barles S. @offn1an, $. g. Minot oe
Sames 6. 9oll, Ser / 1899 bler
ienote til Stillmater for at boloe OBJ
ct Sernbanetog. Set er imiolertio III,
bebilt, at oisle Mp116 life bar jfploi=
&c, men at Sc bor li6t nlfDl6igen Z
Mar 1l,gtbl,sitraf for ct &eberi, BE-
gaaet uf andre.
Jpbslcr. 9rengebprn: Mrs. CIR.
Micolaiien, 404 5ront ct, Mrs.
Bernard Slion, 1859 &opne Mbe.,
MrS. CHARLES Mn6erlon, 621 8or-
rem, Mrs. Neter. 2arien> $50 Mortb
st., Mrs. Com. @erneis, 500 5bo-
mas ct. Yigebgr11: Mrs. Sobn So
gen. 2ltber @oipital, Mrs. 2eonor6
2arie11, 225 6. l1niperiity She, Mrs.
German Eeterle11, 702 2onion ct.
Yaitur s. 9. 8arret, 2e6er for
8pmisiionen / &riltianin,@ orge, pro-
bitter bber Mften &I. s oe1r1e l1ge %
poo Spnoag Sen 49,. SEN norif=0on=
tie @etooiit Strife, @igrnet al
8roaomaD og is. ct. &on er me-
get begapet iom Saler og So1ger..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Snabiet n,aa life flutes bbpripm=
belit. Bolitimelter S'@omor Dar uo=
lteot Orore til Mrrelt al iaa6anne
Eerio11er> Ser folter lit Sfarn paa
anbre ems Sc faltlatte Steoer, bbilfe
er: Sarriet Gen, Hapne slpe., nnr
@%o>utborne, Commercial st., ner 3d.
UNDER &pibroen, ct. Clair ct, nnr
@eblter % 8arf Moes., nnr MarD<
lano. 8or at imi6e BET anore @te=
Ser fon1nler man / &aiiotten.
Som tilifaoe, timber Ell Sloebrauo
/ 6otografatelieret / S8 %. 4. ct.
Mmoag Morgen> foranriaget peo Ell
@fsplpiion al en- &anoe Maling, fit
2amre11ce &an @infle fin &aanb og
2egeme ilemt forbrer6t, meoens
Mauo Godfrey ogiaa bIep albor1ig
forbrg110t. @n Cones eller tlere &bt11=
Ser, Ser arbei6e6e / 8pgningen, Tom
/ ct oroentligt 0prgr:: Scr. @infIe
fommer ian6iDnligbis til at mite
.&aanben.
Meb en- &iitol. @eos&iep al en-
:Niitol ipre0te Stepben Silberman Ell
Slot Mrbei6ere / 8pens Eieneite paa
Como Mbe. forle6en Morgen. Gil
oerman bab6e fpl6t Ell Del al @aoen
/ Sronten al fin @ien6om, men ga
Sc andre @~ien6omsbeii66ere bab6e be-
flaget Zig oper bette, ienote 8pinge<
MGR &u16lett M%rbei6ere no for at
iette @a6en / fin oprinoelige Stan0.
Scr. &un6lett, Ser itrafs efter an-
tom paa @cene11, oberbebifte Scr. Gil
herman ON, at ban Bab6e fulbita16ig
Sell, ioa Nrbeiberre fif igie1 Sob til
at fortfeHe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20
st. PAUL.

st. PAUL.
5. Johnien, xofalreoattSr.
est. Paul Tidende"s Kontor, Room 48
Union Block, Cedar 8 Fourth Str.
We'd Kjpb eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson. 2oo E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bpr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-23I E.. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
6or 9Th areaiarcr - Otto Bre-
mer.
Gr Da r~eeiitrcret? Sa,orsen,
2sr6og, CT Den iioltc Mnleoning.
8inbior &otei CT luffet. Det bar
life betalt Jig for nogen SID.
Stem pau Otto 8ren1cr for Bpfos-
ierer.
9bosfalb. Sneri 5tang, SOB
2otpion st., SO Mar, Mrpio Yeter-
ion, 1888 Bapne Mpe., 81 Mar.
Gn Del ct. Saul Mea1o % &pin=
ser troes at babe p9ret / eller n9r
ReopeI unoer set pololon,me l1obrub
al Beiup.
8anfclerf 2onis Snn9bauer al
5tate Sabings 8anf er | YolitietS
&enoer for Spperiet al $4,000 fra
8anfen. san itgeS at billie pl9oere
ifploi9.
Otto 8remer ct &anoioot for
@ienpalg. @tem poa ba1n, og beer
FILTER paa cit iunb % f%ornnftig Gor=
p~oltning al 8Dfos Iererens @mbeoe
for Be ne1te TO Mor / set minb1te.
:2unis 8et5 fortiener @ienpalg.
ct. Saul biI tabe oe6 at inoiatte en-
anoen / bans Bloos.
@ielp for DC Mpblibenbe. Gn
&omite al 8orgere CT u6nepnt for
at i1oiamle Mibler for @ielp al 6e
ltlpffelige / Stulien, ser milteoe fit
Nlt peo Gultamtobruoet.
Ssear eyprgcnlpn trptte6e (me6
NGberne) meb EFT al fine &amerater
Mllens 2iberp 5tolb. Bluoielig
ianf ban til @l1lbet> ranln1et al e1
epileptilf 5lag. @ar1 blep brogt til
8etbes0a SolpttaI.
st Sig blep funoet / 6lo0en Sors=
oag og .ienere giel1fie1ot at Sgnner
iom 2eonaro Sobnion al 145 Mrct
ct. @an iprang l10 / 6en z. Sec
st forraaonet Sig b1ep ogiaa fiifet Of
neoe be1 ct. Saul Yorf forrige l1ge
Dbl Tcllom 0rocnen bill ben IS.
IS. beitioeligboloe 80 g%orsoagen 70,
Droenens @tiftelie. Ser er omtre11t
5000 DOB 6elloms / ct. Saul, oa
Sc oil celebrere / set npe &aaben=
BUS. Ser er fao Goreninger> ser
bar giort iaa meget go6t iom 6enne.
MfaDor Smttb er populer. Sans
Bopularitet er baieret pon bqns 9pg=
tigbe0 % Omiorg' for 8pens 8el=
far0. Sans Maioritet pe0 set fore
ltaaenoe 8alg bil bIibe itprre eno no.
geniinoe fpr.
Saapiet 1,taa life faites bporium=
belit. Bolitimelter S'@onnor bar u6=
lte6t Srore til Mrreit al iaa6anne
Herloner> ser foiter lit Sfarn paa
o10re ems Sc faltiatte Ste0er, bpilfe
er:: Sarriet 9en, &apne Mpe., nrr
@olptborne, Commercial ST., 1ter g.,
UNDER @pibroen, ct. Clair ct, ner
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

6poslcr. 9rengebprn: Mrs. CIR.
Nicolaiien, 404 5ront ST., Mrs.
Bernard Slion, 1859 Eopne Mbe.,
MrS. CHARLES Mn6erionL 621 8ar=
rem, M>rs. Neter, 2arlen, $50 Mortb
ct, Mrs. Con-. @erneis, 500 5bo=
mas ct. Bigebgrn: Mrs. Sobn So
gen, 2l1tber @oipital, Mrs. 2eonoro
2orie11, 225 6. l1niberiitp Mbe., Mrs.
Eeterlen, 702 2omlon ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

@il life bape bent meb, Ser er
en- Screening / ct. Saul al &irfer
mes set 6ormaal at fremme 5en=
6agslfolearbej6et. Sra benne Sore
ming er bog l1niperlali1terne og ltni-
torernc u6e1 tGnft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

8anfelerf 2onis Snnebauer al
@tate 5obings 8anf er / BolitietS
&enoer for Gpperiet al $4,000 fra
8anten. san iigeS at bile pleoere
1fpl6ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

9ommcr @tna bar erfleret sen
%iaofal6te Sobn Dap 9mitb GOT, ser
forbpoer Sffe1ttliggierelien al Sc.
talierne beo EFT @enretteIie, for at
bore f11l6ltenoig fonltitutioneI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Silialss. 6arm, 100 Mcres goo
.SSor6, mi rroer Dprfning> en- Mil fra
goo 8p, minore emo 100 Mil fra
ct. Saul. 40 Mcres 6Drfet og 40 j
So. 2an6et ligger flaot og er fri
for Sten. 8r6n6 og sd. @o6t 5
8erelies &us og Stal6 for IS. SIRE
oturer. SIT bba6 Ser fin6es paa
Sarmen, er in%6befattet / &igbeium-
men, iaaiom So paa 2oftet og &orn
/ 2o6en, ID &reaturer, ct go6t Seam
Seite, Sons, Momer, 8inoer, &r1lti-
batorer, &louge, Saamaifiner.
Drags SaDracfs, @oo6racf, &oriez
rafe oib., @osn, 8l1ggp, sIe6er, Se-
letei Malfefan6er oip. &riien er
$4,000, bboraf $1,000 fontart, @eften
iom set poster.
2a6 os bife Sem 6enne Garm. De
bill fin6e set ct itorartet @o6tfigb.
8i bar ogiaa andre @o6tfigb. Sobn-
len & 60, 46 Union 8Iocf 1898 Sc
oar st.) ct. BalI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Sen bauif smeb, M'artin Msllcr,
af ". st. saul, reiite til California
for to d tire Tiger iiocu n1eo belle li1t
sSomiIie. 81 boaber at ingen lllptfe
er tilltpbt bent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Gn Del ct. saul Me11o % apin=
ser troes at babe pGret / eller ngr
Neopel ,>nber BET pol0lonlme l16brl1o
at Beiub.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

9bbsfalb, Sngri 5tang, SOB
2otpion ST., SO Mar, Mrbio Yeter=
ion, 1888 Bapne Mpe., 81 Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

6luetcr @pmal .Slppolih far
@alien oper paa fig | tit Stem, 100
g.. @obert st., forleoen. Daarlig
Selle er gipet iom @r,rao for @elp=
11or6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

Faitur s. g. 8arret, 2eoer for
@pmisiionen / &%riltiania, @orge, pre-
oifer bper Mften ST. 8 6erne nge og
paa Spnoag Sen 49,. SEN norlf-oon=
tie Metooiit Strife, @idrnet al
8rooomav og IS. ct. Son er me-
get begabet iom Saler og 5oneer.
Ille Sfan6inaber er benligit in6-
b11ot. - Baa Eors6ag Mften &l. 8
ben a., oil Gaitor 8arrett bol6e ct
5oreorag ON fin &eiie til Som.
@ntre 25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-20

0ppoitioneu arbeioer baar6t imoo
2o11is 8et5. 2a6 Balgerne piie at be
panifignner EFT gob Sjener peo at
gienbGlge bam.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31

back 10 the shore and struck once
again, in such position that she re-
mained partially above the water
and on even keel.
"Every wave now washed clear
over her and many people who
hastily rushed on deck went to their
death without cine to murmur a
prayer.
"One man was swept ashore and
succeeded in landing on small rock.
We shot line to him and then be
tried to climb tho cliff, but fell and
was killed before our eyes. One of
the most pitiable incidents was that
of a little boy, about five years old.
His father and mother and two little
sisters put off in one of the boats
The boat was capsized and all were
drowned. The little fellow waded
around the deck, crying for his
parents, The last / saw of him he
was clinging to the rigging. There
were many similar cases.
"When we saw the Queen in the
morning we thanked God for saw
US, but when she, in company wi,n
the tug, sheered off and sailed away,
she was followed by nothing but
curses.
"When the Topeka finally hove in
sight we determined to make an
effort TO reach her in the raft lift.
Eighteen of us started. But we
were impelled by desperation and
fought against the elements like
demons. We held one man up right
in the center of the raft and had him
wave shirt on pole. When we
saw the steamer we thought she had
overlooked US and was going away
If she had we would have died right
there.
"There were many deeds of hero
ism and many acts of cowardice, but
on the whole the people behaved
well and met their fate like men,"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31
Head Ache
Sometimes?

If SO, it will interest you to
know that it can be stopped
with DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills;
and without any bad after
effects, and this without dam
ger of forming 9 drug habit or
having your Stomach disar-
ranged. They positively con-
tain no opium, morphine, CO.
caine, ch1oral, ether Or chloro-
form iii any form. DR.. Miles,
Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain,
and leave only a sense of relief.
The reason for this is explained
by the fact that headache comes
from tired, irritable, turbulent,
over-taxed brain nerves. Anti
Pain Pills soothe and strength
en- these nerves, thus removing
the cause. They are harmless
when taken as directed.
1--WE use DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
for the cure OF headache, and we
think that there is nothing that will
equal them snsu They will cure sns tns
headache in very few minutes. l
am Of a nervous temperament. and
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ed, and I tremble so 1 can scarcely
= contain myself. At these times 1 al
ways take the 'Anti-Pain Pills. and
they quiet me right away. 1t is re-
markable what n soothing effect they
have upon the nerves."
MRS. f. e. KARL, Detroit, Mich.
Or. Miles Anti. p ain Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first package Will benefit. II II
falls, he will return your money.
25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31

The post Office department has
given out the statement that there is
to be retrenchment along the lines of
the rural free delivery service. This
is to be done by cutting off such
routes as do not seem to be "appreci-
ated," the standard of appreciation
being that the route must handle
two thousand pieces of mail each
month. 1t is not supposed that this
measure is partisan in character, yet
it can be readily seen that it will
operate most largely against the
South, this section being decidedly
more thinly settled than the popula-
tion North.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31

President Roosevelt turned over
one new leaf last week by refusing,
because he was "too busy" to re-
ceive delegation of colored Metho-
dist preachers who wished to invite
him to make speech on the suffrage
question. This was the first time
the President ever refused to open
the door of opportunity to colored
visitors knocking there.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31
'Squre W. r. N. Fant Dead.

w. f. M. Fant, we'll known and
highly respected citizen of Ander-
son county, died at his home, near
Townville, yesterday afternoon after
a short illness. The interment took
place at Townville this afternoon.
Mr.. FAINT was 72 years old. He
was a younger brother of the late
o. III. p. Fant of this city. He was
one of the leading citizens of his Sec
tion and was held in the highest es-
TEEN by all who knew him. He was
for nearly forty years the magistrate
in Fork township, holding the office
ever since the Civil war until few
years ago, when he resigned. He
had been for many years deacon in
the Townville Baptist church, and
through his long life he exerted a
potent influence for good in his COM
munity.
Mr.. Fant is survived by widow
and seven children. He has a bro
ther, Ed. FAINT, living in Texas, and
two sisters, Mrs. Bruce, who lives
at Townville, and Mrs. Grubbs, who
lives in Texas. = Anderson Mail,
January "a.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31

One of the very few negro banks
in the South will be opened for busi-
ness in Albany, Ca, as soon as the
necessary preliminaries can be dis
posed of. Deal l.. Jackson, the
negro farmer who, for number of
years, has been the "first bale man..
of Georgia, and who owns fine
farm, is slated for president.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31
GreenvlIle Negro to Hang

Greenville, January 25.-Andrpw
Thompson, colored, was COM icted in
the General Sessions Court h,re yes
terday afternoon for criminal assault
and was sentenced TO be hanged ON
March 2. An appeal may be filed to
the Supreme Court. The negro was
identified by Mrs. James as the man
who outraged her. The crime WAS
committed near Tay lors, about seven
miles from this city. There was no
demonstration during the trial.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy
Cures Colds. Group and whooping Cough.

Advices have been received in the
United States stating that all the
villages of the Island of Savaii, one
of the Samoan group in the Pacific,
have been destroyed by volcanic
eruption. All the plantations have
been ruined and thirteen thousand
inhabitants are destitute and in the
most extreme distress.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31
VIM. j. STRIBLINa. e. L. HEEsDoN
STRIBL|NG B HERNDON,
Attorneys-At-LaW,
WALHALLA, S. G.
NESS ENTRUSTED TO THEN.
January 6. 1898.
State Constable Killed at Mccormick.

Mccormick, January 24.-State
Constable j. G.. Holstein, who was
shot here Monday by Wade N. Goth
ran, died in Augusta yesterday morn
ing.
Co,hran had fight with Napoleon
Wideman, and, defying arrest, the
town marshal asked Hostein to aid
in the arrest. In the scuffle Cothran
shot Holstein. The fight with Wide
man was the result of suit against
friend of Cothran's, named Palmer,
for seducing Wideman's daughter.
Holstein's record as constable is
good. Cothran has been lodged in,
Abbeville Jail. Holstein was mem
ber of the first class at Clemson Col
lege. His father was once sheriff of
Edge6eld county .~. .,.,,,,,,,,%',o,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31

The following is the story of G..
Willets, one of the passengers and
one of the men rescued from the
raft
"I was on deck, smoking a cigar,
and was looking at my watch when
the first crash came. In an instant
all was excitement. There were
shrieks of men and women, the walls
of children and the hoarse orders of
the officers of the ship. The vessel
reeled like drunken man, slid over
the reef and struck again. The COM
mand to back her off was given and
she went astern at full speed, but it
was too late. The water was pour
ing in like mill race with sound
which drowned all else. The wind
swung the vessels stern to the beach
and her head to the waves. This
saved many lives, as she was swept
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31
- llKS2SWs5 CUR & FOR q
III CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. k3d
ID Hest Cough Syrup. Tastes Good Use kzI
EGl In time. Sold by druggists. ~
lSXSlEEsXyINHis6lIslSN ~
Negro Blood In the Public Schools.

Bennettsville, S. c., January 90
Sometime ago two of the trustees OF
Dargan school district, A. j. David
and James Webster, decided to ex-
clude from the Edgewood school the
children of Buck Roller on the
ground that they were not of pure
Caucasian blood, and were causing
disturbances in the school. Roller
protested against this action of the
trustees and appealed to the county
board of education to reverse the
trustees and reinstate his children in
the school. He employed Judge
Townsend to represent him and the
trustees retained II. w. Boucher.
The county board of education,
which is composed of Superintend-
ent w. l.. Stanton, the Hon. H. Fl.
Newton and the Rev. r. p. Easter
ling, heard the case one day last
week. A number of witnesses were
examined and evidence produced,
pro and con, to show that Rollers
children contained more than one
eighth negro blood.
Mr.. Boucher based his argument
on the following clauses in the State
Constitution
Article III, Section 33. The mar.
riage of a white person with negro
or mulatto, or persons who shall have
one-eighth or more negro blood,
shall be unlawful and void.
Article nj, Section 7. Separate
schools shall be provided for children
of the white and colored races, and
no child of either race shall ever be
permitted to attend school pro-
yided for the other race
Mr.. Boucher said that he regret
ted that no provision had been made
for people of Rollers class, but the
line was clearly drawn by the funda
mental law of the land, and no child
which had one-eighth negro blood
should be allowed to attend white
school
Judge Townsend argued that the
first provision of the Constitution
applied only to the intermarriage of
the races, and that the lines were not
SO closely drawn in separating the
schools. He also argued that Rollers
children were white enough not to
be excluded, even if the intermar-
riage provision should apply to the
schools.
After carefully considering the
evidence and the arguments the
board of education rendered de-
cision sustaining the trustees, SO that
the children in question are debarred
from attending the school.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31

The State Board of Education
has announced that it will. adopt
text books at it's meeting in June for
the schools of the State for the next
five years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-31

A bill has been introduced in the
State Senate to repeal the charter of
the Richland Distilling Company.