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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-22
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

SESSION 1906-l907 BEGINS WE'D
NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH.
!. Five courses leading to b. A. degree,
four to b. S. degree, one to L. I. degree,
and one to l.. L. B. degree. Certificates
given for work completed in any one of
the departments.
Expenses: Tuition fee, $40; Term fee,
SlS; Room fee, SO; one-half of each must
be paid at the beginning of each term.
tuition fee may be remitted upon pre-
sentation of certificate of inability to
pay the same.
BENJAMIN SLOAN, President.
July 4. 1905. 27-3S
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THE UHKELcOME GUESTS
., rsAscxs epssxava IN osssoLL.

Yea ". so a w 70
sntry friends where
generally mighty dear
10 VIII
emes about he ho dsS that Il Is 80 lovely to have soaf
tls ~
terasts % ~ I'D III.
eeietous obliged
q do then ArRhsla aad
marx a themselves
apnE wouldn't did that too often that
berry as al the soufce q the msr has anih
&aro EEL Kate that s has
really s eesso IN her looks aud mink that you are SURE
-als more
probably uauleued over the
eo.4&e DO tai
% would like
friends
do he invisnu& q
stirar reaene don't know house
fun are WANT.
Of me for nohngand they VIII
csly. John lhe-rudge best 10
wha
L ehat give aud do without rhbng ourselves
ths calculate
ulfHelfa aud a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
BAD BLNk IN 4
FUR STORE
SECOND AVENUE ESTABLISH.
nEsr SUFFERS Loss ~ FIRE
-@auEaTs IN TsE NEARBY
HOTELS MAKE ftksrE TO Is.
CAPE.

The tus j:nd millinery store ot
faiehflala 4 Hehlamn Ia the Curtis
block. aeound az NAH completed
Quilted b fire laat uizhi about nld
Night. With . total loss u nearly
ffa.HNa The nflsIn u the fire -
uaknawn baf IL tboakht 20 have re
saitsd ffaa. = ftreefarkef being
fhfu~u through The akl iiKht
There $50 a general scramble r.
aaez pa on the par 81 far sueafH 81
she Colbs and Curtis apartments
the ma toftgs uf TIE inmates having
retired Zoe the niEht A = Boyle
as confined Ca bis bed in the caMe
81 a nurae And. Nhsn the alarm sas
uanadsa. tht woman fled leaving
the affisksa man % aasfi Tor him
aslf With great difficulty he sue
r~asisd 10 getting % the street Mrs
! fsouia waN another invalid In th@
house ct the finr she had Just
lssen DISCHARGED from the hospital,
after a dangerous operation. ana
uaA carried 10 the stree. BY her
hnahand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

rot some wss we could lei she
neirhbars know thai we were
patriotic
II Was evening. by this Tina.
aHH the hoy could onls Ill up fw
about nlnute at time bat hs
had his bed relied 10 the hay via
dnw. and then We took the fire
shovel aad heaped II with Feh-flrs
uau der and set IL off All evening
ne Illuminated tie street.
II ald not matter that the rorehs
shleh had Just been painted, and
the front a. the house were black
enea and burned 70 a char. 80 iong
a. the hoy eeuld Cake part in the
celebration
He felt that he and his had tone
their Part and u was great rs
lief 20 hts mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
RA|[ROADED To MAD HOUSE
BY GERMANS EMPEROR

she German army Learning fbas
hIs Wlfa e9ffaHpor ded aIIH TIE EN-.
pefaf. the lieutenant saaaht n.
voice
The countess received from tte
kaiser an Income # 8 go a year.
bat aame time ago the Heeams =.
ifuaaed and. offended - tie en-.
pefufa eoainsaa. MS former ffiend
threatened - write & hook ekp0slng
some of the HoheazaHsfsa tsmilr
skeletons 4 former loot ION Aas
pen nd fala some HfHHlIHs fAAs
about court life. aad opposed
number 81 aeandaia eaneeralng
count son WHidHfHae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

Written Expressly for he star.
There l. onA H'>1fth 81 July
celebration | arm not apt 10 forget.
II aA# Zoo unusual I win not saY
that Il was the iuesg pleasant !
ever had Ispt Il aaue out all
right
The early part Of tie day was
celebrated ~ nefo1o operation
on ny 0nlY mnu. ia. little fsiiom
waa very @wes II ara iuHsiih. and
suffered nontb II Ga e8rtY IL. at
tse hansW % Soana daftufS I stii
add that ts 10 pae .s tel 10 en-.
RfnJ as sturdy 20 o. %
IH Nriie % operations ana
ehinHafafFn ne @s8 feat0ed that ~
wan the Fourth. aud .e felt iost hs
Raa not aoinS his autt
lie wanted % lSnos " th"fs vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

nAHLE. Switzerland. July 8
Recourse she threatened 90 mHHe
aeandaioua revelations about The
German emperor aud other mem
befa Of The Iiabeukollefu family.
tho Countess ven Wcdel iiefard
once ~ intimate friend Of the bal.
ser. haa been sent "a Il mHdhuuHf
fha counters. a menfhaf If
aealthf tsHaalan family begun her
notorious career when she wa
beautiful gId af - Che fell In love
Hifh Prince Friedrich s9u ii9hen
k6ilefu. SECOND cousin Of the
halaef. and remained faithful "a
him until his marriage Then she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

YOU simply drop into the first drue
store. theater. office building. bar.
Der shop. news stand or hotel AMI
give M your exchange check In 70
turn for q hluck Gotten umbrella
When the shower H. over. YOU stop
az the next station. leave The nEils
brella and get another exchange
check IN return for t.
II YOU prefer to keep Il rather
than turn 4 IN. YOU are welcome
10 do 50. and YOU will set an err
change check for II, whenever yoa
do turn Il In. II there is thread o.
Il loft OF course. II II Is lost, YOU
lose Your dollar. But more thap
one dollar would have been los!
the New Yorker figures. # lie had
lost his own umbrella.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

The strenpc@s Ne@ Yorker has
devised a alsnnp snat VIII keep hts
ueighbot from omccxios. an sm
brellai
This scheme hap o. NJ ~ II
doesn't need nne Blu Il is usually
called the dollar umbrella, or um.
brells league BY It's provision. by
the payment of 81 year. YOU can
have the use II an umbrella any.
where In New York at any time,
without owning one.
When you pay yonr dollar YOU
are given two checks. ono which
you carry on your key ring to al ow
Just when you paid the dollar. and
the other to exchange for an bni.
brella-
Whenever . shower comes up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

came TO know The laiser intimate
~
upon the omperor's marriage ahe
accepted the hand II Count ven
Neael Ths1 separated aud she
then married Lieut. sehiarbaum. Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
Million. Out Of Want Ad.

II sounds almost inefedlele
to believe that Is cents -
vested IN an aayeftlass&ht
can heins a fortune Ia an
man Il happened Ia Heata
phinps gafneHiga p9ftb.s.
When Hhinns was foiaak -
he Invested IS cents IN III.
cation Wanted advertisement
Al answer came fHom ttFn
Mha dealt In iron spikes lie
started as affiee bas promoted
IL hoahkeepof. then taken into
aaftnarship A situation Want
ii advertisement IN The star
Al the cost Of n fen paHnlss
Nil reach about all og the en-"
nioterz IN Seattle. and ma4
lead a. areat thIeka for you
Il Yea seek employ meut send
a message tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

LAKE MA#HtHAsAtsH
taa The ass4 ahofs uf the lake Ns have
s.aafaI asff desirable traets. half acre W
ID five acres magnificent view q iehn
ftsAt oaH never he ahHtfutied prices ffutat
a. g. $50 terms one fourth cash. baiaHes
.apreAH over thrss years tsff cent INTER-
II hHse prices are q ret cent leAff mas
mics prevailing nnffh and ssHth - ess
tiaafsHftf. Free feusfHrtatieui sstlserfSs
ard pf5dufe4 - efafes y .fffieH ~ sssr
NAS bE NAMNHH DAVIS 81
q and 8 starr lloyd stes
Maln tu5 I'D -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

Terrified By her threats. ths
kaiser. when hts emiasarles Jailed
70 dlasuade her from her design.
had Der placed IN an asylum ies
life. "a act that ean Be easily a1
eomAIIehed In Germany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

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Blue aud white Is the eosUa, 70
frsscs iasx coslhisafino Of AoseFt
.uSnosr costume II II AZ. sGCnsd
for street wear The oyster white
srsoch isou liz lined with thread
Of ciel blue The Insb crochet
" hleh adarua tho dress Is dyed 70
- same hue
The skirt Is many gored. aud has
high coraelet This N met by the
heavy blue lace. out OF which the
tiny cape coat II formed This close
hitting jacket II finished with bias
bands OF the white linon These In
turn are edged with a full rufflc Of
hcmstitched liunn
The hat Is panama. bleacipss 10
the eofteat Of white tones, altb n
broad flat brlm and a re- erosa
REAL lsTkfI-(ces0 es~4.l
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PHONE YOUR WANT Ap
II The elat-Aain fekal Ind.
ltsk The star vii call and eais
ipet the hill and viii send 70
Noa the answers C. fauf al when
addressed Care The star
RATES ron CLAsstFtTp
ApNERrls @MgNTs, stTuAs
TON WANTED. HELR
WANTED AND AT OTHER
ADS. oNE CENT A WORD.
Seven werds ef fractions Of
Insertion.
Seven words or fractions 81
words % the line. cash IN adj
vance, When charged Ia ae=
eeunt actual number 81 Tines -
set Will be counted Minimum
hlll faF an al Is ef44 Hal
lard Want Al AsenseR 4. n.
Mullen. st ballard Ave. ern
city Hal
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~ Sdfnsf ienktn feet On nnanniit as.
north HeHf HHHiNlieaHs esasa terms
- ada= Elegant rev fpam hnuaa ratfient
basement attic Summit az near
ttHe. very easy terms
q gsa#lat n 100 feet near Great Nafthefn
docks and Union Pacific buying fiae
dOwn and 500 quarterly
fHHa=i slightly. cleared lots Youngstown.
neat West Seattle steel plant and
new cat line Nufne terms
"a BOT MNfH0 feet IN same iaaalffrE
~ Down balance monthly
fnttffEsruNHEMCE KDtteIfrn
LEWIS - HUsE&fNUM
real Estate aptfatef fifa Insurance
800 oriental nlach
ee Aeeand Avenue seattle n
fant nH seventh Avl north. nrar MetlfaW
price N5tl tiha cash balance $40 monthly.
Lot hxtaQ 20 alley. all la rafion. 2
rom shack. ~ terka frum e~l fenced
EIN0 INVESTMENT co. 81 tee York
fiiHE Phone Main STA
J. a. usatsoH. Manager.
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see eiAI NOTICES

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my NNn- IoNaiIIlaM

TODAY AID TOMORROW
Yeu can has = fNm lot with city water
sidewalks and street tiehts now Ia. fof site
orr terms y pet month Gau4a 20 Southeast
seattle today ard sec the Tote ard reel
estate talk Viii hot he nHeisd 90 convince
you Only q ulinsitH tide taka ear every
70 minutes. on washington street and First
az. 10 Southeast seattle If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04

ffSE HOMIE
eessN ruem cottage modern rev on
[ nlxefHltY car line fni t1xf0a - "a
uEa. III MAP & CO
tials Halter Hlauh
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&c TO- ate tAas% ffum esN
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SOCIETY MOTTO &c

4 - taa asAa - fiise fazf aFstR~ ~stA
sns seessaa hssisa Fs44strtAa n al tFAash@s
kAa8aM Hi Ws@tsEN ae@ fHaass
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Mat usrArs pEhLaHs.

kasd..a h.Al E-'sts q. Rsa f's
meet Aias
The Delta independent., 1906-01-12
AUDIENCE DELIGHTED

Those who missed hearing Adrian
Newens in "The Sky Pilot" at the OPP
era House on last Saturday night, lost
an opportunity that is seldom given
Aaslta psspie % enjoy. Mn. Newens Is
truly worthy of all that has been said
of him and as an audience amuser is
FIRST in his line. The Entertainment
course showed good taste in selecting
such number and deserve the support
of the public in their work-providing
Delta people with something that is just
u little above the. ordinary.
The next number of the course is to
be some time soon. 1t is your duty to
go and incidentally it will improve your
intellect. No man can get too much of
the real good of this world.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-12
mot GUILTY."
So says E. T. Hubbard Of Austin
Who is Supposed to be Father
of the Gillette Story.

Since the INDEPENDENT published the
article from a Read citizen in last
weeks issue, it has come to light that
E. F. Hubbard, ranch owner and fruit
shipper of Austin, is carrying the
blame for 1.-THE whole burned business"
and further more, this gentleman
claims, all very innocently.
Recently he was called to Delta to
make sworn statement concerning
the immense return realized by the Gill
lette orchard. While doing so his re-
marks were noted by local newspaper
man and in writing up the article, all
unconsciously, the ranch was transfer
red to the Surface Creek district, and
apparently at the instance of Mr.. Hub
bard.
So THE INDEPENDENT, in fairness to
Mr.. Hubbard, can but state that the
whole affair was a mistake and that
Read citizens should bear no i'll will to-
ward this gentleman, who is no way to
blame
The Delta independent., 1906-01-12
ENJoY.D THEMSELVES

One of the most delightful parties
during the Christmas holidays was given
at the home of Miss Bess Haley, New
Years night. The first part of the
evening was taken up by a proposal con-
test which brought a great deal of
laughter and enjoyment, after which
progressive games were played, until a
late hour, when dainty menu was
served. Those present were Misses
Adaline Weeks, Helen Cook, Nellie
Stockham, Pearl and Bess Haley. Hazel
Hatch, Trudie Amsbary, Grace Conk-
lin, and Ruth Frothingham: Messers
Chester and Elliott Harding, Charles
Parker. Ross Conklin. Oliver Cook,
Robert Wilcox, and Guy Clark.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-12
COMMISSIONERS
TO MoNTROSE.
Delta County Officials Confer with
Those Of Montrose County.

On Monday of this week the three
county commissioners all Travelled to
Montrose and held conference with
the commissioners of that county in re-
gard to certain matters that the two
counties are jointly interested in. With
them went George Hider, water com
missioner for District No. 40.
The outcome of the convention was
quite satisfactory and the board re-
turned the same day. The balance Of
the week has been consumed in allow
ing and checking bills against the coun-
ty of which there is the usual number.
The January meeting has been a siren
Gus one for the board, there being .
large amount of business but most an
of routine nature. The board win
probably adjourn this week.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-12
HIGHLY SATISFACTORY.
Directors of First National Bank
Meet. New Officers Elected.
Conditions Pleasing.

The officers and directors of the First
National Bank of this place held their
regular annual meeting on Tuesday, jan
uary 9th in their rooms at the bank
building. Reports of the condition OF
the institution were read and other
routine matters attended to. The af-
fairs of the organization were highly
satisfactory to those interested and
showed a material gain during the
twelve-month just passed. Deposits
have increased materially and from the
reports made the condition of deposit
ors is greatly improved over last year,
all of which is another boost for Delta
county and its success.
A dividedend was declared and officers
and directors for the ensuing year were
chosen as follows: A. H. Stockham,
president, w. B. Stockham, vice-presi-
dent, w. G. Hillman, cashier. F. p.
Hunt, Fred Bloomberg, H. X. Porter,
A. H. Stockham and w. B. Stockham.
were made directors. The only change
made in the bylaws was that here
after there are to be FIVE instead of six
directors.
Delta is blest with two sound bank
ing houses managed by men who are
conservative, who have property in
terested of much worth and who have
proven their abilities as business men
and valuable citizens. In this regard it
is well t. compare like institutions of
different cities where such conditions are
not extant. The report of the First
National Bank of Delta shows deposits
of over two-hundred-thousand-dollars,
truly no mean sum when one considers
that there are five other banks in the
county and all of them are favored
with good patronage.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-12
A Neat Volume.

Barton W. Marsh, the compiler and
publisher of little book called The
Uncompahgre Valley and the Gunniscn
Tunnel was in Delta this week. He
very kindly presented The INDEPEssD-
ENT Office with copy and perusai Of
its pages convinces one in a short time
that MIR. Marsh has been very conserve
ative and fair in the work and has Civ
en- the public q book that will do thous-
ands of dollars worth of good to the
Uncompahgre Valley.
One of the strongest points Of The
work is the absence of local references
the scenes and different descriptions
being more in the nature of q gen eral
rehearsal of the whole situation, therct
u1E7T1xmS 'tNs book into closcr touch
with the entire community it repre-
sents than If personalities had been
eiaDOrSteu Ou. EaCu UOoh ID HSapl
bound with an attractive board cover
and the typographical work is of such a
class tha. attention would be drawn to
it no matter who had it in hand.
The business Mems Association have
been made price on one thousand cop
les of this work and it seems that the
expenditure would be n justifiable one
Some sort of compact and comprehen-
sive work must be at hand to send those
who actually inquire into the Uncom-
pahgrc Valley resources with view to
locating and one of these books placed
into their hands will do as much toward
clinching their decision and bringing
them West as anything that could be
sent. Olathe and Montrose will prob
ably each take like number.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-12
Another Drug Store.
The Delta Drug Co. is the Style
Name Adopted. viii Take the
Old Seat0n Stand.

Delta is to have another drug COM
pany and the manager will be E. A.
Ault, for nearly four years manager Of
the Peoples Pharmacy. The new firm
is to open for business next week and
the store room will be thoroughly over
hauled, wood work painted, etc. A
new brick warehouse is now being built
in the rear and the new company will
carry full line of drugs besides doing
a general prescription business.
The wide acquaintance of the. new
manager and the fact that the location
selected by the new firm has fostered .
drug business for many years, viii un-
doubtedly bring a lucrative patronage
to the firm at the start. Mr.. Ault is .
young man of pleasing personality and
has the faculty of making friends with
whomsoever he meets.
In connection the fact is brought to
mind that there is one thing about Del
Ia that counts. She is growing and
that fast.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-12
Notice to Subscribers.

With the purchase of THE INpEPEND-
ENr the subscription list became the
property Of the new management and
all amounts due are payable to them.
This notice Is printed for the reason
that great many subscribers seem to
be In doubt - to whom to pay money
due o. back account.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-12
Cattle Market BOOMING.
Another Substantial Advance llsde
Last Week. Supply was uAt
and Demand Coed.

DENVER Union Stock YARDS. jan
uary sth--The week just past was
good one in the cattle trade. Prices
ruled highsr. .st Al market points ard .
much better demand was reported. e.
pecially for the beef stun. Receipts at
eastern points were light but the supply
here was liberal Buyers were hungry
as the run was light the proceeding
week, and it was 4 good market from
start to finish. Beef cattle had the best
call and anything that packers could use
was brought up readily. Prices are 10
to Is higher than 4 week ago and some
statesmen thought the advance On good
steers was close to 4 quarter. Several
punches brought 81. 25 with bulk ranging
from thsi down to $ so. A top ofsSS5
was made on bunch of choice cows,
which is the best sale made for several
weeks. A good many went at $3.50 to
sS.25 with medium grades largely at
$2.25 to $3.50 and Gamers from $2.25
down. Bulls were strong and tops
brought $3.50 and choice veals sold up
to $500. Feeder and stocker supply
was liberal but average quality only
fair. Demand was excellent for good
steers, Notwithstanding the light de-
mand east, and best grades closed 10 to
15 higher. Few were good enough to
land above $3.50, most of the sales ran
ging from 1925 to sS.s5. About 1000
cattle were in the pens this morning.
All were closed out under good de-
mand at steady paices.
Dealers are all looking FOR a big t, ade
here during the week of the I've stock
show to be held the latter plrr his
month 4 -reat many rs
viii taSe adv .agsi esl
offered to come here a; aaa, - md
purchase feeding stuff and large num-
ber of cattle will undoubtedly be want
ed.
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