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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-23
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Gin GROCER Gnbau 81 Dem Garage an
ser Wlt. &opuI2rDe. unO Charles
ItroBe oeplont.- @idtiGc @runH-
eigentGuma (ronaottionen IN
&ig6lonOtorpn. 9 Sduicr an
einmQl ~pcrfnuft.
Gem Garage an Ser NoromeIt.@dc
bon Mount Ronal 2Ipcntc II. Gbarlea'
itroBe ioQ Ocurndhit Cin gnbolt an
Ser Gbarlc5itraBcn q Settle bin5ugc.
ii0t mcrOrn. GcricIbc iou 100000 TO
item uno Orri Stodlperf bod merbcn.
Iic Iront an Der Gb~urlc@ltraBe iell
$50 Sui bel elmer licfc bon $50 6ilB
bctraQen. ,St Ben bciOcn critenS tod
merfcn mrrOcn acqclbnbncn erriftct
unO in 0cn1 Orittcn Stodlperf miro
cine NoUiGubbobn cinGcridtet,
- Sic UDttlieb 9oltcrnldmibt-
Stroub . 9ruu So" miro ne6cn Der
@ioenbrot 9raucrcj al Der @ilten3,
ItroBe 5lpci Orciit0di8c @cbdllOe uuf.
fiibrcn Iniicn.
- Ncm ncllc &duiCr an Der 90.
Strobe an Der Giticitc Der acnneop.
apen1te iinO pom Der I. j. @urc SO.
nerfouit morocn. Die adllier morcn
Sr. @iQiam &cpicr, @r. George $.
@empc, Sr. &obcrt $. @cmpe, 6rdu
Morp 8. Goole.
- Sic .Gntcrpriic Hcoltp Sc" bot
hoS o%icrIt0digc 2n0cr0ml9 Nr. 42L
@cft.9oltimorccitroBc iijr $1,000
auf oent g%luftiouame9c fdllfIih crmor.
ben.
- Sir @rn. 2lu0itit GbmIinB'@
Gtabliiicment 9tr. 100 mO 1902, SiiO-
GutnmitroBc, murOcn $4,000 gcbo,
ten, bod mics Sr. GDmlin8 0o& An-
gc6ot 5urild.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-23
&adtiuaegpn : &Oaten.

GarcpitrdBe ,tltb Sort @pffii:e
.SioIib iaDrcto3 8erlaifen Grub
Siu.@arf I, 3, 8 ms A llbr @or.
gems; 6upettc. uno 9oiparbsS traBe
t.21, 2.2t, 3.21 uno 4.2t NorgetS,
N0rbIih fcBrcno: gerloilet Sort
McSenrp t., 2, 3 ltno A llbr Wtor-
genS; Gapctte. umo Sowaro-S trnBe
1923, 2.23, 1923 uno 4.23 WforgenS,
9orf- 1u,O 6rcoerid . &ooo =
@ioliH fabreno: 8erlaiien arling'
ton : sloenle, @aperlp, !, 2, 3 i1no
4 uHr @oroens; 6cnette. urlo Som
oro'Strobc 1.2S, 2.2S,, 3:2S uno
4,2s Moroers, Iorolid fabreno:
@erIaiien Sroirston I, 2, 8 uno a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-23
Sciratbs . Qiccnscn.

Hormon G. WocGonoIo a ltto
Gliiabctb Sobnion 30 Sabre alt; Pip
plifont Sobn :. &0acr, gtr. 620, @eIt'
2ceitroBe.
iSelir q. &cpnoI09 % unb Selelt y.
@regorp 90 Sabre alt; Npplifont Sc
liz u. Hepnoloa, Mount Sapa8e,
Mo.
@iuiam Soutcni6IGgrr % unoVer'
tho 9eb y SATIRE oIt; 9lpplifant @eo.
gift, Nr. 231S, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-23
ShiffSnad)ridltcn

&em. 9orf, %, Stuli. anae'
fommen iinO iol9cnOe Ganipter;
y@raf @alOcriee" bon Sumbrrg, pSa
&ropenee" bon SABRE uto .golabria"
BON Heapel.
9oper, -. SUM. : Ibgefobreil
BON bier lit Ger Compiler .Imerifo,
BON Somburg noh Nep-9ort be-
itimmt.
Sapre, %. Slrni. - Ger Gont'
pFr a2a Touroinc" bon NeipsOorf ~
bier ein9etrofiun. a4l N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-23

nlofen gcltcno. oob bic acacnmdrtr.
&c 9c}obIlmg nit Ser &crontportIid),
felt in fcincnt &erbdltniB itcbt. IN
ser lcBtcn &criommIunG Der crrpdDr.
tcl, WcicQI6oft, in mcltcr Ooa @oIcns
Grcfltiu Gomite omucicnO mar,
muroe Der @cihtub gcfoBt in Oirier
Gidtlung S6rittc 81 crgreifcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-23
t6ortfetune fuIst.)

- Ger Staotrutb bon Omaha,
Hebr, bnt9tlfreo MilorO, Soilirer et
ner Der groBten bortigen NationaI-
bdnfen, fiir Oos Mint ais @oienmei'
ittr uno offcntlid1er Sunocfdnger be-
itdtigt rno MiQaro, Ser Elm GROCER
Sbierfreuno lit, bat erfIQrt, er &c:
oenft oos Nmt ST gbrcrl 81 bringen
unS cine before, 9~elanblnng %oersier'
filbIer an5uitteben. 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-23

S6mere Strofcn. - Souls
S6olhcin1er bon Scr. 1105, Carroll.
StroBe, lit autId)er zines Gi8tpo8enS,
alS er AM 18. SUM Elm Stiif GiS an
einen <nocn obIicfcrn ipoltc, &C.
rictb cr nit Dem Negcr Normon W{or@
fell bon 9fr. 219, 0olpbinsS troBc, III
eincn Strcit, ser ober MIR bon fltr5cr
9oller tror. 3balbeimer glallbte,
OoB 9(acs 9iitlih bcigclcgt morOcn
lei, uno ging ieinen @cid0itcn nod),
OILS inn Worfea 1intcrriifS 0llrh et.
mem S6lug nit einem Stod otf Oelt
&interfopf nieOcrItrcdtc &id)ter Carr
bcitrofte gcItern MorfcIl III scr moro
lpcltliden Eoli3ciitotton nit $40 mo
Soften uno 3 Monotcn @efGngniB.
gm 8. Wioi botten oic Ncgcr Wor-
riS Wbittin9ton BON Nr. 9Oi, 8riSco.
StroBe, lno @eslcp SbomoS bon
g}r. 108, MeItsDorf.S trnBe, iibcr cin
@iirfeIipiel cin 10 idIo9icrtiacS gr-
0untcnt, Dob Milion icitOem IN ocnl
.Morplono llniperiitGtS = Soipitol"
pcrmeilen mltbte. @citern botte
@bittinoton Dor Hi6tcr 2cotc in ser
iiiOlid)en Holi5eiitotion Elm &crb0r
nc0cn tbGtlihen NngriffS nuf Ibo-
mas, ood er0ob boS &erb0r, BOB
GbomoS geroOc 10 i6llloig mar, mic
Mbittin9ton. 9eioc muroen 0abcr
nit ie 81 uno Soften unb 80 Gugcn
UcfGngniB perllrtbcilt.
Gonncritog Mitternuht tpuroc 30
Ii5iIt Sorpep pom iiibliden GiItrttt
Ourf SiiIferufe nod Dem Soltic 9tr.
1929, Glorfion.IIIep, gerltfcn, no Ser
Nc0cr SbpmoS 0oun0 feline Goiienz
0cnoiIin 9oiip SoboeS nit 6ltBtrit=
ten trodtirtc. Young muroc pcrboi'
tct, rno &id)tcr 2cofc beitroftc i'm
gcitern nit $40 uno Soften unO orei
Wtonote @ciGn9niB,
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tern mitgetbeiIt. miro GonGrcBmit.
olico 1ronf &. 8odter, Ginwon0e-
runaS-Gomn1iiiGr g. z. @eiS unO Sr.
@iaiom 3. 9rouing nit Dem ogtorO-
ocutihen 2lopo",G nmpfer oWtoin"
Don bier aus no6 Bremen iobren.
Ger bon oen Neiienoen aui8cItcltc
Gciieplon 1T, mie iol9t:
Is. Suli - gbfobrt bon Baltimore.
80. SSuIi - Infunft in BREMEN.
81. SS1tli - Bremen.
/. uno 2. gliguit = Berlin.
3. NugiiIt - 2eip5tg.
4. Nuglit - Gresoen.
8, 6. uno T. Nngiiit = Hiirnbcr9.
s. Nuguit - Wiinden.
g., 10. nno'11 gusiiit = @icn.
IL, nnO IS. 9tltgiiit gencOig.
ii, unO IS. sllgllit Sdruci5.
1G. 9(uanit = 6eioelberg.
II. Nugrit = 6ronffurt.
is, 49,, 20. un0 81. an0ltIt -
@icSboocn.
%. Iitgult = Nbeinfubrt.
%. Augilit - 9riiilcl.
q. uno %. Ilguit = BortS.
26. auguIt = bon EariS nod Con
Son.
81, uno 2S. stilei,it = 9onbon.
%, 4uguit = Ibfabrt bon 2onoor
nNf Soutbnmpten.n 2 .
5. September -il9lnfift III Seem.
| Oprf. la4@ 'ea7t+s4 g"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-23
NbfaDrtstagc Der GaInNicrOampfrr
DOn 0em=Wurf.

=" 1ttiuE Sull'
gm %. SUM 9ampicr oGampo'
nio" nod) 2ioerpooI.
9lm %. Sunni 0ompfcr o9}clu-9orf"
nod southampton.
Slm %. sunni 3ompfcr r6inIanO"
nud) glntperpen.
glm 90. SUM 0ompfcr ,g2inneopo-
lis" no6 2onoon.
9(m %. SUM 8ompfcr na0ni9ir
Cutie" nad Neppel rno Uqpta.,
gm %. SIM 4dmpfcr' oStetofia"
mad Sambltrg.
2(m %. SUM- Cumpfcr uOcconu"
nod Sam6prQ, mig
Gnt %. SUM 9ompfcr o6lrneita"
mad Glasgow. in
PIN 26. SUM Camper vltItonia,
itad 2iuerpooG,
gm %. SUM- Gompfcr rErinccE
gtIice" mad @remen.
9ln 81, Sltnt 9ompfcr uGclttonic"
rad 2ipcrpooI.
9(m 81. SUM Gampfcr nglooroam'
mad NottCr0am.
a(m 81. sunni 3ompfcr ngaor0.
9Imcricn" no6 Geopel uno 8etltu.
Sim %. SUM 9ompfcr Is. S. Eict.
gen" nndj Copenhagen,
2(m %. sunni Gompfcr oDrutid)'
lanO" mad Somburg.
9Gm %. SUM Gompfer o%ropcnce"
pof @oprc.
glu 20. Sltni 0ampfcr oGeoric"
no6 2tpcrpooI.
PIN 80. SUM 9ompicr o8oIoer.
fee" no6 &am6urg.
9(m 80. Stunt Gompfer oGtrurio"
nad) &iperpool.
Nlm 80, Sum- Gampfer oSt.2ouiS'
no6 Soutbompton.
glm 80. SUM- 3ompicr o8u0cr.
LAMB" nod g(ntperpen.
Vim 30. Sum Saltlpter r9Qflnlle'
Dobo" ra6 2onoot.
!. Sim 30. Sumi 0ompfcru Galo6ria'
rloh NcopeI.
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MIA" nof @losgop.
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noa 2%toerpooI.
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mad @la8gom.
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mad Bremen.
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na6 2ioerpool,
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na" na6 Renpel.
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ua6 &apre.
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nod 9rcmcu.
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nodl Sopnl.
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nod 2tpcrpool.
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nod Soutbon1pton. }HS@s
Sim "a EitGi Onrthscr Reclaim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-23

9aie fiir's snsfano beiurat g.. yiaiuc, Nr.
fB, Sit.Saltinpr s. Ctr, tate GpitumbpMie.Ape
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
WRITE % A nrrn

freely and frankly. Ia strietsst conf
dsoes. telling u all your troubles.
We viii ssod Frss Advice I'm plain.
ssaied snvslppe). Address: Ladses'
Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga
Msdiei,s Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
Take a Ride
70 the Gold Camp

The Fremon. Livery making M barn headquarters for
going the mining district Accommodations may be had by
the regular stage line other conveyance We also have
saddle that be used in making the trip They
IL and good riders Rates made known application the
barn number Of young and Of the city using
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

ST.. Heno, secretary OF the State
Fair association. and wife. were up
yesterday visiting o. O. Yelton and
family Mr.. Reno returned to his
home In Pueblo this morning and
Mrs. Reno will 40 down this evening.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

from = tour around the world. May.
ors from eight cities are In the party
among whom 10 Mayor Brown. OF
Lincoln. Other parties will arrive
this evening. Over 400 members of
the st. Louis Democratic club will
arrive tonight. The home coming
reception will be held in the Madison
Square garden. ThursdAy evening.
Mayor Thomas L. johnson Of Cleve
land. will preside.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
"Make Hay While tho Sun
Shines"

There ID a lesson in tho work OF the
thrifty farmer. He knows that the
bright sunshine may last but day and
he prepares for the showers which are
20 liable to follow. So 1t should be with
every household. Dysentery, diarrhoea
aud cholera morbus may attack some
member Of the homo without warning.
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Disr-
rhoea Remedy, which 10 the best known
medicine for these diseases, should al
ways be kept at hand, AZ immediate
treatment is necessary, and deiay may
prove fatal. For sale by Daniels drug
store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
stensland Shipped Trunks

Chicago. Aug. 27-P. o. Stensland,
fugitive president Of the Milwaukee
Avenue State bank, checked two
trunks from Chicago 70 New York
over the Lake Shore road the day
After he was supposed to have left this
city. The trunks were later ordered
to be left at Buffalo and are still
there unoallsd for.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
Root on Pacific.

Washington, Aug. ~ Secretary
Root 10 now ont ON the PaciHc ocean
sailing for Valparaiso. Chile. A dis.
patch was received from him by the
state department today from Punta
Arenas. Straits Of Ma elan. say ing
that he was starting for valparaiso
and that he expected to arrive u
Panama aboot September l6.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
ABOUT YOUR NRl0fHORs
AND YOURSELVES

6oooooooooooooooooooooeoox
+ -ohaflss Nssly spsst san6ay 10
Cripple Greek.
-Jos o. Bisnt lsft III CoIsrado
sprisss this morning.
Bert Munger. of Coed Hops. Ill.
IL visiting II tbs city.
Roy Dexter hAs accepted : posi-.
tion ip ths Levin srocsry sbors.
1T. n. Howslls and wifs rsturnssd
from Colorado sprissa la~t aysuirx.
-Mis Lsona Dexter has returned
from visits With friends In Colorado
SPRINGS.
--E. E.watts. sditor ana ownsr Of
the Delta Laborsr. was in the city
yesterday.
--Uashier n. B. Loy Of the First
National bank. has returned from
business trip to Denver.
Misses Nettie aud Florepcs Por.
tious Of Cripple Cresk are In the city
whiting the Alnter family.
e. e. Jones and Mirs Bertha
Miner were IN Canon City yesterday
afternoon seeing old friends
u. W. Lee is on the siok list. He
had light touch Of typhoid It is
said he has brain fever now.
Ed. Killian il up from Portland
whore he was engaged In the hotel
business. He goes to Victor.
John Blunt and mother left for
Colorado Springs At noon. Mrs. Blunt
will remain there this winter.
Mrs. n. ]. King isrt Saturday
evening for Hutchinson. Kans.. to
visit . son for month or two.
-Maude Oarmody. Matilda Rich.
ards. Mike Doyle and Pearl Krenning
we're on Beaver creek yesterday
james MoCrsight went out to
Red creek this morning to visit his
brother. From there be goes TO his
home In Kansas.
Mrs. Carrie Kslso who has been
friends In the city the last
Two weeks. left for her home In Drip.
pie Greek this morning.
w. B. Kemp aud wife are in
the oity. Mr.. Kemp was employed
by tbte F. and O. o. railroad ~ store
keeper here = number of years ego.
20. e. Masters was In Cripple
Greek yesterday to SOC his baby who
has spinal meningitis. Last Thurs.
day the little fellow took . change
for the better and 10 showing . big
Improvements.
81 F. Reno. secretary Of the State
Fair association. and wife. were up
yesterday visiting o. O. Yelton and
family Mr.. Reno returned to his
home In Pueblo this morning and
Mrs. Reno will 40 down this evening.
~
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
Atehison. 1op.k. { SAINT. F. Railway

No. R-From Pueblo and all
.polnts east, arrive daily u.0 q %
M. 0o-Pof Pueblo and all points
~ ssss depart daily; sM p n
~ Sunday, nd dsesst.. 400 IN
=, ssps sunday. srriys- ls:M N
No. So-Eo ROCKVILLE; -.--------.-.-- i9;N p m
NO. e-Frun koctvat,-----.-..--.-. l:lo IN
Dtrses e0onoeeton " nov made At Pueblo fus
Chicago and all Points east, and ~ L. Sunta
9Th Caliiofnia limited for Los Angeles and
fully anSweeed.
bssSslpavs Iitssatsss foldess tree b appi,
~ - 4. D. PAkmHD Aeoak.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
Cheap Rates West via D. & R. G.
Daily.

From August 9th until October 3lst.
To Butte, Anaconda and Helena. $50 90
To Spokane. 225O
To Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. 800
To San Francisco and Los Angeles $500
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
HUNDREDS WILL WELCOME
W. ]. BRYAN BACK HOME

New York. Aug. 27-A delegation
Of 1876 neighbors and friends Of W.
]. Bryan are here from Nebraaka
10 welcome his return wedu esday
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
RAILROAD TIME CARDs
Denver & Rio 0sande Railway.
FREEMAN SUMNER, Agent,

No. l--Pacinc coast limited
fron Denver and eastern
oonneeti0us. .----...---.. 2b m .lS , m
No. 1-Atlantic coast limit.
ID. from California and
western points II ~ = m II 70 . -
No. s-Paelns coast eIprsss
!. fro. Dsnve.. i2ss q n " sss n
No. l-Atlantlc coast sx.
press from California and
Weeteen points. ..-..- 49,. tt2 y I IA ~
No, k-Tyans-oOettna ntal
limited froa Osavsr and
oastop eoaasstlous. "a , u ~ =
No. ntal
lamits4. from California
al VsStsm poi.ts. ..----. s.A = s&lss
No. e-peavsF and Canon
ne. S-fkrc1 CiU aud
bs.yse Flyer, ..is;ls . = ~ AZ N
Esa Dlsyss- sAos = stos I.
Ne. A-Qo1oeelo sxpress
4cn ~ vest1la potnesin
0nlr0oA0. :b3 1:kS
No, ..-................... " ~ M u 40 IN
No. 0,..-.x...-.....-.. - p m ~ . IN
Ne. - ed y 10 ~ ~ o. Fiorsoss.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
GAVE Up SUPPORTER

~ wore 4 supporter for years, for
my womb. which had crowded every
thing down before II, writes Mrs. S. J.
Chtsman, Of MannsvilIe, N. Y. "Isuf-
Tered unto,d misery and could hardly
walk. After taking CarduI gave up
ny supporter and can now be on my
feet half 4 day At timc."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Little River Locals.

Little River, November 28.--Your cor
respondent for this section has been off
for some time on a 'possum hunt. He
made lucky haul.
The people of this section have fin
ished gathering the principal part OF
their crops. The cotton was very short
and the corn crop was very light, with
fully one.thrd damaged.
Mrs. James w. Corbin and children
have returned to their home in Alabama.
Marion Higgins has been confined to
his room for the past few days with lum-
bago. We hope to see him out again
soon.
e. A. Perry had the misfortune to cut
his knee with hand axe few days ago.
He is improving nicely.
Joseph Hudson, of Cheohee, made a
business trip in these parts last week.
d. G. Alexander has gone to North
Carolina to visit his brother and friends.
West Galloway has erected nice cot
tage on his farm, where he and his bride
now make their home.
Burton Galloway will move to Mrs.
j. McCary,s place, on Oconee creek.
w. Ell. Talley killed wild turkey a
few days ago.
w. H. Cannon will make his homo in
Pickens next year. This Is sad for some
of our girls.
Daniel T. Madden has smile on his
face another daughter at his home.
>. w. Cannon, Jr., is whistlipg like a
lark-he has another boarder at his
house and it's boy.
Rev. d. Littleton has been called to
supply Little River Baptist church this
coming year and has accepted.
Rev. Il. s. Jones has preached his last
sermon at Whitmire Methodist church
for this conference year. We hope
Brother Jones' lot may be cast among us
for the coming year. He has closed a
years faithful work here. M.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Death Of Mrs. a. ?. Crisp.

Died, at her home in Walhalla, S. c..
on Wednesday afternoon, November 21st.
1903, after brief illness from a compli-
cation of diseases, Mrs. Malinda Crisp.
wife of A. P. Crisp, being in the 5ath
year of her age. While she had been
quite anweli for about week, her death
was sudden and unexpected. She was a
daughter of the late Abel Robins, of the
Whetstone section of Oconee county.
where she was born and reared. She
lived there until her removal to Walhalla
some fifteen years ago. She was q Iowa
BILE woman, quiet and unassuming, and
was greatly admired by all who came
within the circle of her acquaintance.
She was member of the Double Springs
Methodist church and was woman of
many Christian virtues. She leaves n
husband and two daughters, Misses
Fannie and Annie Crisp, besides other
Ecelatives. to mourn their irreparable
loss. Her funeral services on Friday
morning, at Double Springs oemetery,
were conducted by her pastor. Rev. e. s.
Jones, and attended by large oonoourse
Of sOrrowing relatives and friends.
Thus has passed to the land of the
blessed one of earth's noblest and beat
of women. She sleeps we'll in the city of
the dead beside loved ones who have
gone on before. Our sincerest sympa-
thios are extended to the bereaved.
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Interesting Baptist Services.

Rev. John Alston Campbell, descend
ant of Governor Joseph Alston of this
State, (1Sl2 1S14-a friend of Revs.
Judd and Blackburn-who has Just ar
rived from England, conducted the
prayer meeting at the Walhalla Baptist
church last Thursday evening and gave
a most earnest and helpful address. It
included in illustrations of the subject
some thrilling incidents in his expert
ence while travelling in Turkish Arme-
mia. We hear that he has written a book
of his travels there. which will shortly
be published. 1t cannot fail to be inter
esting and instructive.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Union Thanksgiving Services.

Union Thanksgiving services of all the
churches will be held In the Methodist
Episcopal church on Thursday at II
O'Clock a. m. All the ohoirs are oor-
daily invited to unite in the singing.
Rev. John G. Law, d. D., will preach the
sermon. Let all come and render thanks
to God for his great blessings. Let
there be no ungrateful heart. Thanks
giving Offering for orphans.
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Bounty Land Union to Meet.

Bounty Land Farmers Union will
meet on Saturday, December 1st, at 10
O'Clock a. m. All the brethren are re.
quested to be present, as we want to
wind up all business for the year, elect
officers for the ensuing year and transact
other business of Importance. Come,
one and all, and let's have full meeting
for the last time this year.
j. b. Pickett, President.
A. III. Ellison, Secretary.
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Stores to Close Thanksgiving.

We, the undersigned merchants of Wal
halla, agree to close on Thanksgiving
Day, November goth:
G. w. Pitchford Co.
G. G. Jaynes.
Norman Co.
G. NJ. Shelton.
Craig Werner Mercantile Co.
r. A. McLees.
A. p. Crisp.
o. III. Schumacher.
Walhalla Drug Co.
c. w. 6 j. E. Bauknight.
Carter Hardware Co.
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NO. 1923.

Any one holding No. 1923 will please
pl esent ticket and receive the $50 New
Home Sewing Machine FREE. This is
the lucky number for the second drawing.
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Program Young Peoples Union.

Songs-167, 231 and 4S.
Scripture reading-Matthew 4:1-12.
Physical Temptation, verses 3.4-Miss
Daisy Strong.
Song-I'm Praying for You. Q71.)
Spiritual Temptation, verses 5.7-Ern-
est Hutchison.
Song-Just as Am. (23S)
Worldly Ambition, verses S-10-Miss
Hattie Shelor.
Solo-Miss Annie Biemann.
Benediction.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Unclaimed Letters.

Following is list of unclaimed letters
remaining in the Walhalla post office for
the week ending November 20, 1905:
Mrs. l.. III. Davis, Miss Sallie Hgson,
Yeargin Sanders, Miss Albert Smith,
Miss Cathron Richie, Martin West.
Persons calling for any of the above
will please say that they are advertised.
j. M. Merrick, p. M.
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A Good LInIment.

When you need good reliable lini-
ment try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
has no superior for sprains and swellings.
A piece of flannel slightly dampened
with Pain Balm is superior to plaster
for lame back or pains in the side or
chest. 1t also relieves rheumatic pains
and makes sleep and rest possible. For
sale by j. w. Bell, Walhalla; w. j. Lun-
ney, Seneca.
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Bounty Land School to Open.

The school at Bounty Land will open
next Monday morning, December Sd,
under the supervision of j. s. Colley.
The patrons of said school are urgently
requested to send in their children and
have full attendance on the morning of
the opening. M. M. Morris,
L. l.. Stone,
Trustees
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Camp Cherry, W. o. W.

Woodmen of the World, Camp Cherry,
No. 225, will hold their annual election
for officers on the first Tuesday night in
December. 7.3O O'Clock, 4th proximo.
Sovereigns of this camp will please take
notice and attend this meeting.
Jas. III. Burgess, Clerk.
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A Reliable Remedy for croun.

Mrs. s. Rosinthal, of Turner. Miob..
says: eve have used Chamberlain's
Cough Medicine for ourselves and chill
dren for several years and like it very
much. I think 1t Is the only remedy for
GROUP and can highly recommend it,"
For sale by j. w. Bell, Walhalla; w. J..
Lunney, Seneca.
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NO. 1854.

Mr.. Ed. Moore, of Long Creek, was the
lucky winner of the 800 Parlor Organ,
holding No. 9454.