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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-02
; NEW SERIES, NO. asa. e -voIUME LvII I,

sne neid 70 the hand railing witty her
right hand and was dragged seyeral
yards, falling on her Left srro, breaking
] IL In sevarai nlaces and aus sssiil.inx severe
outs and bruises about the head. She
was In delicate health and very weak.
having returned .rom the Presbyterian
hospital In Atlanta few DAYS previous.
She y S:sss .s ssSandF about an hour later by
l}ee O'Kelley, section foreman, to
whose home she was taken, and physi-
she was taken back to the hospital. &C
companied by Drs. Doyle, of Seneca, and
Davis, of TOcc0a,) where she is receiving
every attention possible. Mra Auld is a
daughter of the late Lemuel H. Werner.
Of Retreat, and wife OF Fred W. Aud, a
prominent and weltto-do citizen of El-
oerton. She is gni.e an accomplished
friends, who regret deeply to learn Of
the accident At last accounts Mrs.
Auld was suffering very much, but hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
Misss Gertrude Holmes, OF Hiawassee,
Ca, Es,s returned home, after spending
some time With her aunt, Mrs. a.. Il.
Glen Lesley, of Macon county, North
Carolina. paid a visit to his brother, w.
ID. Lesley, last Friday and Saturday,
Miss Rosa Mod Dnnaid, who is teaching
school at Denver, was at homo Christ
mas,
Mrs. H. G. Cannon, of Tiger, Ca, is
Waiting her son, +. W. Cannon.
N. r. @. Ramey, of Toocoa, visited his
cousin, f. w. Cannon, a few days ago.
MIR. Ramey is an attorney-at-law and also
school ol,oommissioner of Stephens county.
As ID. G. Sheldon visited at Greenville and
Liberty last week. q
Miss Alyonia Alexander and b. ID.
Breazeale, both of Conneross, were mar
ried on December 20, Rev. j. Ell. Aver
ofhciating. The bride i0the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs w o. Alexander and
the groom Is a sou OF X. Breazeale.
Stonecypher aud Harrison will occupy
the brick store next 10 tive post office
building, which tile Peden u Anderson
Banking Co. are now contracting. They
will Garry q line of fancy groceries and
canned goods. Mr.. HafriBon lives at
William Whisnaunt, of Rockmayt, Ca, 4
accompanied the remains Of his nephew,
Fred Tannery, to it's resting place In
Oconee last week Mr.. Whisnaunt for
merly lived in this section. He moved
away eighteen years ago. N 81 N
Rev. j. j. Harrell went to Avalon, Ga.
Saturday. He went TO fill an appoint
ment to preach on Sabbath. u
We regret to learn OF the death of
George w. Meredith, of Conneross,
which occurred Sunday, December so.
He had been siok for about two months
with something like paralysis. Mr..
Meredith was about Az years old and
leaves wife aud several child. en-. He
had been amember Of ConEeross Bap-
tist church for the past twenty-two
} ears and lived an exemplary Christian
life. His body was buried at Conneross
Monday at 2 p. M, after funeral services
conducted by Rev. a. p. Marett, OF
Mr.. Meredith will be
jeff Cain, of Oakway, died Sunday.
He was son Of Moses Cain and a
brother of j. @. Cain, of the CheswelI 4
Cotton Mill village. A. L. Gossett.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-02
G.. w. & j. L. BAUk<NIGHT.
SENECA.

seneca, Jan. 1.--Happy New Year to
the readers of The Oonrier. s.,t
Seneca Chapter, No. 10, Order Eastern
Star, will meet at the Masonic Hall on
next Thursday afternoon, Sd instant. A
full meeting is earnestly desired.
eugene Lewis, now Of Greenville,
spent last Wednesday with his friends
and relatives here.
Mazyck Smith, of Newry, is now as
sistant cashier at the Citizens Bank.
Miss Olivia Bacon left last Moek for
Marietta, where she will spend a few
weeks visiting, and will theroafter re.
] turn to S.neca. - . ..
Misses Lila and Lise Stribling, of Pen.
dleton, spent a few days last week with
Miss Lulu Gignilliat
Tom Bolt and Frank Osborne, of An
derson, were visitors TO Seneca during
the holidays.
Miss Emily Bacon, of valdosta, Ga, is
of some length.,i
Master Wales Lowery, who spent
Xmas with his homefoiks here, visited
Westminster last week.
The Farm and Factory accused Mr..
Boggs of runninga ''show" in his side
yard In connection with his school. Mr..
Boggs says "all right" He hopes to
show some young men who carry them
selves erect, heads up and shoulders
squared, who breathe deep and are full
Of life-mental and physical-:who move
with energy, stepping along with vigor
and elastioity--the class of young men
thar does not require rubber heels TO-
avoid undue noise In walking. 1t Ia wors
thy of note that this 'breathi1R exercise
made cigarette smokers giddy, to some
extent sick, and two decided TO quit a
habit chat had such an eject. s,'s. s. ]. {
Miss Louise Miller, OF Chicora, spent a
night last week In Seneca with her bro:
ther, Clarence Miller, on her way to her
home In Georgia for the holidays.
Miss Ethel Benson, of Hartwell, !, is the
attractive guest of Mrs. j. II. Adams. Z,
Mrs. Annie Wade spent 2mas with her
sister, Mrs. w. M. Propst.
returned last Saturday from Atlanta,
where they spent the holidays.
MIRA G. z. L::v.assttoa ;s Is visiting ner
daughters, Mrs. Frank Martin, of Green
vile, and Mrs. john @. Cary, of Look
hart, during the holidays.
diss Bug Norris is with her homefolks
iring the holidays.
+ Ogifyie and Hal Todd were with their
s S'tS, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Todd, for
Mrs. ,,P, McCarey, OF walhalla, spent
last Fr da ny with Mrs. j. E. Sitton.
Miss Sarah Anderson, of Westpninster.
e. ant ridley night with Mrs. w. Nj,
Major nd Mira. b. f. Sloan spent aeye-
raj days of ,st week In Greenville. I
Mrs. Thon psor,cf Augusta, and Mrs.
Maniganlt, O. Charleston, are with Mrs.
The friSedso Mrs. Mary Clarkson are
glad to see her o. aga', after o long,
painful illness.
Seneca's social ca,, ida was full 10
Overlooking for thesenS ,sek. There
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tho prlco 81 Psace.

The terrible itching and smarting, in-
oident to certain skin diseases, ID almost
instantly allayed by applying Chamber
lain's Salve3 Price, 20 cents. For sale
by j. w. Bell, Walballa; W.J. LupnAy,
Sepeca.
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4 80 SS - N u otS nv
Weatminster, January I.--william s.
f'.ss,s; isis soD. Frank, OF Walhalla, were
among the Chrlstmas visitors here las,
4 week.
i tnis place, spent q few days ii Gaines.
vile, Ga, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. zimmerman and
little daughter, zeima Louise, visited the
family of H. b. Zimmerman last week.
Mrs. a. G.. Terrell is visiting relatives
at Mount Airy, Ga.
Miss Beulah Poore spent few days
last week In Anderson. ss
! Fred Tannery, aged about 18 years,
was accidentally killed by a train, near
Rome, Ga, on Christmas day. He was a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Tannery, of
Tabor. His body was brought back TO
Ooonee for burial. Many friends of the
afflicted family extend coincidence.
Miss Margte Stribling visited relatives
loii the Georgia side during Christmas
She WAS accompanied home by Miss
Ethel Bruce and Ada Saunders.
w. e. Singleton, of Tabor, and Miss
iRmma Nelms, of Avalon, Ga. were hap
PLY married on December 25. The cere-
mopy was performed by Rev. w. E..
Huff, of Easley. Mr.. Singleton and his
beautiful bride are making their homo
with the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. o. Singleton.
To the patrons on r. r. d. No. 4, the
carrier, o. X. Breazeale, wishes to ex-
press his heartfelt thanks for the many
kind remembrances on Christmas day.
Almost every mail box was decorated
and contained nice present for him.
Rev. Geo. T. Harmon. Jr., was libe.
rally pounded during the holidays and
desires to express his appreciation to
each and every one who was so kind as
to think of him in such a substantial
way. He received butter, eggs, sausage,
sugar, etc., sufficient to last him long
time.
@. G. Moore returned Thursday from
pleasant trip to Anderson, Belton,
Greenville and other points.
Very little cotton is seen on the market
since the tumble in price. (.
j. A. Collins has rented the warehouse
of D. p. Butler aud will deal in ga,
meal, bran, -four and shorts. He will
have another carload OF the North Caro-
lima corn meal In a few days.
William Bibb, of Westminster, la visit
ing the family of u. w. Harrison, at
Layonia, Ga.
Passenger train No. IL was five hours
late Thursday. Therefore w. Powell
Hale did not arrive in time to lecture at
the school house. The crowd we're
cleverly entertained with music, recita-
tions, speeches, etc., by our home talent
for few hours.
MIR. and Miss Hughs, of Richland, Wis
tied the family of M. s. Stribiing liant
week.
Miss Lila Ford, one of our milliners,
spent the holidays at her home in Lib
erty.
George Mcconnell took charge of ths
hotel o few days ago. j. M. Hull, the
former propeietor, has moved into d. I.
Mulkey's houSe.
y s. B. Freeman and family, Of Atlanta,
were here last week.
o. NJ. Stockton, Of Atlanta, was among
our holiday visitors.
Miss Louise Breazeale has returned
from q delightful visit to Atlanta.
Flagman John A. Terrell, OF West
minister and Conductor r. L. Gilmer,
formerly of Madison, were hurt in q
rear-end collision at Grsenville on
Chrfat m, mn 4 avn - M ra,,,ai1 10 :, l. =
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CHIEF Dispatchers.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund monav if it Fails TO
cure. e. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25 cents.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
NOTED BLACK DIES
 OF WHITE PLAGUE
An Example to Black Race SuccumbS to Lung Raw
 ages In Phoenix.

William R. Baker. the noted negro pianist, passed away Saturday morn ing at his home. Al South First ave nue, Phoenix after 8 lingering illness, says the Democrat. Death was due to consumption to which the deceased had been afflicted for over a year.
 Deceased was well known in this territory as a musician. and had many friends among the negroes of Phoe- nix. He is said to have been one of the best musicians of his race.
 He composed the special medley overture for the Elks' minstrel last year and was the author of the song Alma" which made such hit. He has toured the United States several times and always gave performances to crowded houses.
 A brother, Henry Baker, who Is a patent attorney of Washington, D. C. arrived in the city a few days ago and was with the sick man during his last hours. Besides the brother he is survived by widow.
 The body was taken in charge by c F. Merryman and the funeral will bs held from the parlors Tuesday after noon. The remains viii be shipped to their old home at Jeffersonyilie Ind. for interment and will be accom- l, panied by the widow and brother.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
WELL-kHOWH BISDEE
 WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Walter Hubbard Dies at Home of Father-in-Law
 in Galena, Kansas.

Word was received in the city late yesterday afternoon to the effect that Mrs. Walter Hubbard, wife of one of the proprietors of the Palace Livery Company, had passed away at the home of her father-in-law nea- Galena, Kansas, and that the body of the de- ceased will be hr3ught to Bisbee for turiai.
 Mrs. Hubbard thee. Miss Katherine Hanleyl. was born in Tombstone 23 years ago. and lived there with her parents until about eight years ago. when her rarents came to Bisbee About two years ago Miss Hanley was married to Walter Hubbard.
 The newly married couple lived in the city until about a year ago, when Hubbard was taken III. and the physi- clans recommended that he go to his fathers ranch in Kansas for rest. In accordance with the advice Of the medical men, the family moved east, and about three weeks ago, word was received in the city to the effect that an heir to the Hubbards had been born. and that both mother and child were doing very well.
 It seems that several days later blood poisoning Set In, abss aooa' week ago the mother of the youns woman was notified that her daughter xas very low. She at once went eas GO be at her bedside
 In suite of the efforts of the physi cians the young woman graduali grew worse until the end came yestei day afternoon The child Is reporte to. be doing nicely.
 In accordance with the last wishe of the deceased she will be buried l Arizona, where she was born an lived.
 Mrs. Hubbard was one o. the mos popular young women of the city aa her early death comes as shock | every one who knew her.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29

There are several ways to advertise. One Is to keep eYerlastingly at II, never stopping altogether. even when you feel that you want rest.
 The advertising of today Is seed sown for future profit taking.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29

ed attention he did not hesitate to place before the department the claims which the people of the city of Bisbee had 10 efficient service. and when he learned that the Copper Queen com pany intended to erect a new library suggested that the department should rent the ground floor. Owing to his efforts the department recognized the justice of the demands and granted him everything that he asked for.
 It will probably be c matter of a week or so before everything w!ll ''s in order in the new office. o1t from that time on. there is not doubt iha' Bisbee will have most efficient postal service. el
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
COUPLES BOX GAR
 TOUR RUDE[Y ENDED
Kate Wallace and Charles Beaumont Would Start
 Married Life as ITanaps,

Found by Lowell officers in box car. and arrested on the charge ot va grancy. Kate Wallace and Charles Beaumont were yesterday fined in Jus tice Grier's Lowell court. They claim ed that they had just been married and that they were about to take the pine box tourists for their honeymoon. That was as plausibie as any other taie they might have told-and 1t might have been SO. But they had no mar riage certificate so they were hustled into the most central depths of the bastile. there to ianguish till brought before his honor yesterday.
 They made a flimsy defense and their conviction as vagrants was easy they having no money or visible means , Of support.
 The woman, Kate Wallace, is wei known as a character about Lowell t the officers in the suburban district Her companion has of late been acting the role of hanger-on about Dowei saloons.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
EIGHLER'S GUT IN QUARREL WITH HANSEN Dispute Over Bill Causes War of Words ana i16aehtsI
 Flesh Wound.

Charged by Henry EIchler, 2 Lowell grocer. with having cut him with a knife. John Hansen, employed at the Brophy corral at Lowell. was yester- day adjudged guilty and fined tlo by Justice Grier. He paid the fine. Han sen in turn preferred a charge of dis turbing the peace against Eichler- The latter case will come up today.
 From the evidence adduced at the hearing, 1t seems that Eichler called upon Hansen, presenting an account which be claimed was unpaid and due him from the latter. Hansen disclaim ed the debt and a wordy wrangle en sued. followed by a scuffie in which Eichler's hand WIS slightly cut by . pocket knife in the hands of Hansen Hansen claims that the cutting wal a mere accident. that he was trimming his finger nails when Hcnler accoste' him about the account. He denied at tempting even to cut Eichier an claimed that he was af q loss to sfuos how the wound was inflicted
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
BELL OF MARIcoPA MAKES
 SPEECH AGAINST GAMBLING
Continued From Page One.

SD0l1uucu IEOAh d6Cf SAS. onment not to exceed six months. The sheriff and district attorney are call ed upon to prosecute all offenders, who shall be guilty of misdemesnor.
 Bell moved after the second read ing of the bs... that Bunch, Guild, Hampton, Daly and Mccormick com pose a committee to which his anu gambling bill be referred as well as all future gambling bills introduced this session. F@i
 White sides was the only man to op- pose this action, asking that the com mittee do not be nafied until after Speaker Bailey had snnounced his standing committees.
 Taking the floor in support of his motion fo ra gambling committee. beiI devoted himself exclusively to an ar raignment of the gambler and his busi- ness. Bell asserted that it Is costing Phoenix people s1500 per day for the support of gamblers who are non-pro- ducers.
 Bell named several who have suicid, ed in Phoenix and other Arizona towps because of gambling, several who have been forced to leave the city be twen two suns because they embedded money lost at gambling. When Bel concluded he received the congratu lations of almost every person in thu house. 1t was a strong, forceful plei for the suppression of gambling.
 When Bells motion for the gambling committee was put, after his speech 1t carried unanimously. Crenshaw aIc Pace both seconded his motion. N man in the house raised his voice il support of gambling.
 Crenshaw next moved that clerks foi the lower house be named. statint that he understood that Governor Kill bey is favorable to the measure passe yesterday by both houses, whicl names the clerks each shall have Crenshaw nominated the followin l, clerks, all of whom were chosen witt out oppositios;
 Assistant Chief CleFk-Sam Webb, Maricopa.
 E. and E. Clerk-Nellie Trott. Mar copa.
 | AS5iSIddL L. anu h. SiCA n AtAAAAAAi
 McIptyre. Santa Cruz
 Watehman-Albert Miller. Mar copa.
 Journal cIerk-Ha6ie Oliver
 Speakers Cierk-Iriae Ellis. c chise.
 Judiciary Clerk = Elizabeth
 Roachc. Coconino.
 i Bill Clerk-Gariand Pace. Graham
 Assistant Doorkeeper - Geort
 Hunnn, Cochise.
 First Committee Clerk-hadl i, Dawes. Graham. ' Second Committee Cierk-Raby r a iis.
 Third Committee Clerk-Walton ' Lackey, Nohave. ? Fourth Committee clerk-Geor r Flynn. Cochise. ' Fifth Committee Clerk = Edi e Stowe. Cochise
 ssvth com-Extee clefk-villa ] e Halligan. Navajo. d Speaker Bailey asked that all [ It clerks be present Monday morning Ie '-'-~ ts~ --th of office and assul D. their duties. n- Then Speaker Bailey sprung son h thing new on the lower house He -ource1 the appointment Of a steeri n- committee to consist of Krook. Or Is shaw and Williams. stating that t V Ig not an official committee. but nan sd as a matter of convenience. He It- this just after naming the standi ld ~o-rrnittees. Several Of the memb " had to inquire Of Eim the standing s
 the authority for such a committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-29
THREE CASES ARE DISM|SSEDBY
 COURT
All Involve Questions to Title of Old Peabody Group of Mines Located in Dragon Mountains.
Especial to Review.)

TOMBSTONE, Jan. 2s.-Three cas- es in the district court were dismissed from the docket this morning on ac- count of stipulations filed between the parties to the suits. All three of the suits in one way or the other involved the question of title to the Peabody group of mines located in the Dragocn mountains in the vicinity of Johnson. The cases dismissed were those of Francis Hartman ct. al vs. Marion Carter ct als.; H. J. Clifford vs. Louise Dessar ct als., and the Bonanza Belt company vs. H. J. clifford.
 The cases are dismissed as a result i to the suits which has been duly sign ed acknowledged and recorded. The agreement as on file in the county re- corder's office provides that if the case against the company filed by Hartman Is dismissed he is to receive the sum of s10,41O.5O, besides the payments of a number of smaller items which he had expended In doing the assessment work on the claims for the past year and for improvements made on the property and for the purchase of the assay outfit now the personal property of Clifford.
 On some of the articles an arbitra- tion committee of three disinterested I persons is to be chosen to determine the value of the property. Besides | these payments, Clifford is to receive l 10 per cent of the value of the net returns for all ore that is now at the Copper Queen smeIters at Douglas or 1 on the way there and per cent, of the value of all the broken ore now at -! the mines which shall hereafter be shipped to the smelters The money to be paid to Clifford and Hartman Is to be paid monthly, 5000 to be paid by March 18th, and the balance at the rate of 10 per cent a month, all pay ments to be made to the Consolidated National Bank of Tucson. Epes Ran tdolph Is named as trustee of the prop erty and is to have full charge Of the property until such time as the pay
 ments shall have been made and tc take charge as soon as the agreement
 was signed. Since the signing of the
 agreement Mir. Randolph has takeI
 charge and placed J. A. Eckerhard
 in charge of the property as superin
 tendent.
 ' The property is one of the most val
 uable in the Johnson district and con
 sists of number of patented claim
 besides several inexperienced. Tn,
 Old Peabody mine has been for
 quarter of a century and in the earl. eighties was worked as a silver min but for the past few years has beei
 one of the best producing coppe
 properties in the Dragons
 The Bonanza Belt company whicl how has charge of the mines intend to Increase its shipments to 100 ton per day to the smelters at Douglas
 IL Is the general impression through
 out the county that w. c. Greene i
 one of the interested parties in tn
 Bonanza company as he Is closet identified with MT. Randolph and j Allan Lewis. who are both connecte l with the company. the latter bein 9 president of the company. There s plenty of good ore In sight in the vs Q rious workings of the property. at ! cording to parties who have recent : : visited 1t.