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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
May Be Permitted to Live, but
Illegally Obtained Wealth VIII
Be Confiseated.
CHARGES PRESENTED TO
THE SHEIk-UL- ISLAM
Rejoicing Over New Ruler and
Exccration for His Brother,
the 1yrant.

COEST TANTI NOBLE, April ss-Ab.
dul Harnid H.. the deposed sultan OF
Turkey, left the capital last night for
saloniki. He is accompanied bv eleven
women of his harena. He was con
veyed quietly under cover OF darkness
from the imperial palace in Yildia "a
the railroad station in Stsmboui.
The Fctwa, or official decisioni OF tho
Sheik rl-Isam authorizing the depo-
stion OF Abdul Hamid. has been made
public. It embraces the questions pun
BY Parliament 10 the Sheik- Ul-1 Islam.
and his answer thereto. The questions
submitted were as follows:
What becomes of an Imam the
title OF the Sultan of Turkey, as
head Of the orthodox faith, who
has destroyed certain holy wtifs
inss; who has seized property in
conrrayeution to the Sherl laws:
who has committed cruelties in Or
dering the assassination and i'm
prisonment of exiles without any
Justification under the Sheri laws.
who has souaudered the public
money; who. having sworn to
govern according to the Sheriat.
\ has Violated his oath; who. harfss4-
gifts Of money has provoked inter
necine bloodshed and civil war.
md who Nd, longer Ia recosuizef7 ii
the provincesa"
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vonld have to stana trial on the
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28

Despite the fact that the Citizens
Won decisive victory in the election
in South Orange village yesterday
there Is strong possibility of their los
ing control in the village Board of
Trustees, which they have held for the
last ten years, to the Peoples faction,
which succeeded in landing one of its
candidates for village trustee. Both
parties claim they will hold control of
affairs.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28

ST. PETER sBUEG, April % 1t IL
expected that Russis's recognition 6f
she new regime IN Turkey will be made
without delay. 1lttough no oticia .ssyix
in this direction have been taAer .Ths
Turkish embassy has been lie, a.ates
With flags. According to it's adviees
the situation in Asia Minor is inprcY-
ing.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28

customer by advertising in the
STARS classified columns. Try it
and be convinced.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-21
8cbenftaa Der GOnfOoerirtcn.

Horiolf, 30 10. Mai. - 81
G6ren ocs @eocnftogeS Der einItiaen
CONFEDERATION ioro bier aeltern Gin
riciigcr milit1riidlcr nno biirgerlider
gui5ug itntt. mcld)cr Der oniebnlid)ite
mar, oell man bier ie geiebcn bat.
Gor ciucm gcpaltigcn Eitblifum belt
oonn Ser cinitige Warineietret1r '@i.
lorp q. Serbcrt einc Hcoe. IN lueld1cr
or altsiiibrte, nit Der llntrcnnbnrfcit
Der Union babe Die Veoolfcrung oeS
SiioenS mad lleberminoung Der sc.
iobrcn bcs Gorpetbaggcrtbums uno
Der Icgerbcrrihoit iif obgciu1oen
rn0 bic 2egislntltrcu mod)tcn pom
bieiem Siege IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@eiie 8ebraltdl. Gem Geger geide.
be ourd Die @eiebgebung fem lin.
red)t, Die nelicn Stodtsperiaiiungen
gereidJten beioen Goiien gum Dor.
tbeil nn0 III oilrie lid Der ltebcr.
5eiigimg bin9eben bnB ourh lire Be
itimmungen in Der Souptiad)e Ole
Ncgerirage geloit ici, melfe Amcrifa
irilGer gum 0lilfJ geiporoen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-21

nubme, in mcIdleu QcQeu oie herr.
ihcn0c clcuoe Gage Der Or6eiter,
2ciltc Grotcit crbo6cn miro, Die
idIed,t bcbonOclt mo iibcrurbeitct
miir0cn. Die Mitiifcr p|erlon0en ocn
GrloB zines SbeutCrQeiebca unO Re
mcbur Der idrcienocu llcbclitGnOe.
Z Gcatcr Connection euts
5ogc11.
Nui &cronloIiun0 Der GoIi5ci bat
Ser 9c5irfS HlIaifuB Dem Qircftor
bcS Srieorih @ilbclmItGotiid)cn
ShouipiclbouicS. SStor @ogner, sic
Gon5eiiion c%nt5oHcn.. Cine Sholl,
ipiclcrin bottc @cidmcroc ooriibcr &c.
iiibrt ouB lire mciblihc Gbre ongs,
0riifcu mor0cn lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-21
IN icinen Srobtcia %aeuoricu.

Nem Dorf, II. Woi. - Mor
aIbeim Elm 9Gder in GIt.Iep.D orf,
mcIdcr ieine 9dderei nift oui @e-
bot Der ~itrifenoen 9Gderaeieaen
idlieBcn molte, mlroc beute iriib
oitrd cinen Dob Der Strifcr aus lei.
mem 9ett aeriiien idmer mibbonocIt
uno id)licBlih in einen 5rog poa
9rootcig i'm Sorterrain ieineS 60
folS %geporien. gr mar 10 ihlimu
juBerihtct, Oab er in Elm Soipital
gebrot)t meroen mnBte. Glide Nei.
Der in Dem Dob griiien Die 6roil
Albeim on uno leerteu mebrere 81.
mer poa Ieig iiber JIG aus. Gie go
Ii3ei 5eritreute Die Auiriibrer ulo
uerboitete 5Ipei berielben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-21
Snng.SeooD ipirlt nid)t mcGr nit.

Surt b, Com, IA. Mai. =
@oior Sbeobore Gooieuclt, Der Sobn
oes iribcrcn Erdiibenten uno bisber
Wiiitdr. Attade i'm perionlid)cn Stobc
oes pcritorbencn @olpcrneurs 9iQep,
miro bicie Steaung inter Dem neueil
8cuoerncur Sranf 9. Weefs nidt
bcibebalten. Gies erbellt onraus, oai,
@ouperneltr @eefs Den gan5en Stab
OcS DerItorbenen @oiluerneurs 81 lei
nem cigenen ernnnnte, Wiajcr Rooie.
pelt's Name iebodl ais cin5iger. bei
biefcr GrnennunJ nid)t ernabnt
pnroe. F"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-21
NcrusGnrneDnl.

tNNN
SoQ Gn0e Mai in NrIingtott, ~
ubqcbalten lperocll. - Sic Nett.
io6rtcn limo ser g9iiienihoit ee.
lui0lnet.
Ncm.Dorf. Is. Moi. - Gie
QroBcn Sol3micicn9tcu Serious mer.
Den in Scr Icbtcu Moimofe tdglide
@cttfobrtcu BON &uitfabrJeuugeu
alter Nrtcn ilbcr iid lcben, umO Die
&cwobncr NrIin9ton'3 unO ser INT
licQen0cn Grtc meroen babel einen
rcgclrcftcn Gurucuol feieru nit Nh.
iprod)cn, MiIit0r. mo ainOcr.8ora.
Den uno Hlcnl, ruos ou5u 9cb0rt.
Gicicr critic, MIR Der 8iiienidoit
gclui0mete, Iiir Ou0 Yublifum ireie
@ettfompf III Den glitter iinOct I'LL.
fer Den Nuipi5icn ocS ogSeit Suoion
Nero Clubs" BON Aelp- Scriep an ben
(ogcn bonn %. bis gum %. uno an
81. Moi, Dem Observation-Disclosures,
bon Nrlinatoit, RS, aus ltott. 8ic
Sbonloo s. GafinS, elm Mlitglieo oeS
Clubs. 1cItcru crtIdrtc, bot cine gn.
5obl intcrcllirtcr Scrren oie Sumne
bon $1,000 geitiitct, Ole ols Erciie III.
ter Die ueridlieNcuen Siegcr pertbeiIt
luerocn iollen. Seiner Sdiloerung
nod miro Scr .9urneuol" cine be.
oclttcnoc Nifairc meroeu. 3meibun.
bert Nder Son0 OH Vcacpiae.S lrn.
pitc mo aenruep. apenue in Nrlina.
ton lcicn ais NcrosEarf 0oiiir BEL
settle 1elcbt morber, ldon iebt bitten
NidJ od)t 2nftihiiier uno cine 2uft-
ltlfferilL inter ibnen Captain Jbo8.
q. VoIolpin, NIT Ncroplonen BAL.
Ions mo onocren Scglern Der 2iiite
on0cnlcIoct; ciu Griinoer moae ioaor
lcin ourd) Sonncnitrabler aetriebe.
mes Boot oui Dem YaIiaic p~roou5iren,
mo man ner0e 2llftfobrten nad] benz
Nelu'Dorfer SoltptpoItamte MADDEN.
So, elmer Der lbeilnebner ruia Iih
ooolrd) cirelt Ereis errinaen, oaB err
per Slit Dem Wopor bon 9eru.g orf
cine gotid)oft bon oeiien Goaegen in
arlington iiberbringt. Ianeben io[.
len t1glib Gontcite int 9rohenfIie.
gelt lilterlommcn peroen. uno slDar
utter Seitiing oeS befanntcn 9ru.
ten.S otperitGnoieen Somuel Ser.
fins aus Bolton, 8ie es bcibt per.
ben iid iibcr tmiienO Gradcn oQer
Nrten, Defenders iold)e bon Rnaben.
Clubs, ooron betbeiligen. @roffnet
miro ooS 6cit ollrd @ounerneur Sort
bon Ncp. Seriep; Den abidlub biIoet
cine ainoer.Eoraoe ltno cine oaaa.
meme 6eier OeS Observation-Disclosures.
togeS.
Ger eigentIife 3ped oieies fir I'M.
ler Soilo eir5ig ooitebenoen Inter.
nebnlcllS loll cine Grobe Der Quit.
ld)liifobrt icin I'M SinbIid allf Nrie.
oellS' rno otf a~riegS5eitcn ino auT
Den Slug bon eiuem beitimmten Orte
al ci1cn beltimmten Srt. Mon err.
luortet, ooB inter onoeren befonnten
@roBcn Der Suit lid oi,h ole @ebrii.
Der @rigbt on Dem 8cite betbeiliaen
luerocn, lpertt aud nidt oftip. Ger
6eltpIob lit NIT Den peridieoeneu
9obnen in elmer bolben Stnnbe al
crreiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-21
Wiaiam Noler's 1trtbeil.

Nem Orleans, Qa., IA. Woi.
~ Ter Sal gegen @iaiom Nbler,
frilberen Fr6iibcnten Der geidloiic.
nen bieiigcn .Stote Notionnl gorf,"
DER lpegcn @ntmenouug bon mebr als
ellier bnlben Wilion Collars BON
Den 6onos Der gonf pro5eiiirt uorb.
milroe 1eItern 'prud)reii. inbem Hth.
ter 9oormun ocn @cidmorenen Ole
S6luB' Snltruttionen ertbcllte. @ie
erinncrlld), ucrlicb Ablcr meniac Ia.
&c, ebc Die gonf pcrtrad)te, 9teiu.Cr.
leans alti Dem nod fSonouras ae6en.
oenSnmpIer ALPS" 0en er gcbeltert
mo nit cincm 8orratb @rocerie.
Wodren bcloben bottc. Gr mar oo.
mails Fr6ii0cnt elmer Gieiigen en.
groS 8roccriciirmn. Tic ,AlpS"
ld)eitcrte al ser aiite bon Sonouras,
oter ea gelong 4bler unS anoeren,
melhe iif) ooruili beiunoen, oas llfer
.5u errcidlen. Nodoem cr mebrere
Nonate in6onouras perbraht, febrte
aoler ireipiaia nat Nem.S Orleans
5nriid, nm lid iiir icine Yro5ciiitilns
5l helen.
(Spatcr.) Bic Surp bot ein
IduloiB iprehcnoes Yeroift obaeoe.
ben. luS llrtbeil muroe bis onf
WeitCrCS %peribobelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-21
Nnsiat-S tnoien in Eorto Mieo.

San &uon Eorto Hico. Ia.
Noi. Or. gowaro OILERS. weIber
I'M Suffrage oes aonigs bon Cane
mart cine 3cit long i'm 2anoe meiIte,
nm Stuoien OIL ausidsigen an3uiteI.
len, lit bon bier an gorb oes Gam.
piers ~GdracnS" nod Neip-gorf ab-
geiobrcr. @1breno ieines bieiiaen
Auient6olts mrroe er ourt ein 6eIt-
bortett mo einen gmpfans ourd Den
8oupernelir eeebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-21
SdJluCre NnidDul0ioungcn.

-
SdJrucre NnidulOiouu9cn.
Scrr Wto6cc aus M}idiqou iorocrt 81,
itrttt"omnolt 5lr llntcriuhung
Der bicli2cn Nnti Solou &iga
mi.
Ncm Norf 10. Wioi. - aollm
Gloublidc @cihul0igrl0eu gcgCu a.,
ipilic lcitcu0c @ciitcr Ger glnti So
loon-Siao bat ein NIT Ser 8cluegulg
III Wtid)iaon Dcrfuiipitcr Sr. Charles
VI. Wtobec crbobcn. Seine Neballps
tnll9cn iibcr MiBmirtbihoft, unrcht-
nlGBigc &crlucnoum0 zines S6eilca
Der coQeftirtcn @cloer uno ifrllpcIs
lolc NltorllBlm1 Der Organization 5lr
rein politiidln [Sntcrclicn unO im>Sll.
%tcrcIlc bon Gorporotioncu lillo in cis
rcm Nricie entbultcn, 6cn Sr. Ma6cc
aus 9ctroit, Wtid), an Den 9iItrittS-
onmult Seromc ridtcta mo IN Dem CT
ibm onbeimQibt. Ole Nnihuloigur
gen 81 untcrllIhcn. Ger bonn II.
Nlpril 0otirtc Brief oen Der Giitrittas
Nnluolt 1eitcrn Ser OcffcntIidfcit
i~tb2rgob, bat iol9Cn0cn MortIont:
Sic Notbiomfcit ocS @chaufenS, IN
@cnciltihoit nit Sbnen Die lluterlu-
dung iIbcr sic &crou9goblug bon
6oRD0 oui5ulcbmlcn, Die in Sbrenl
Stoote mo III Sbrer Stoot bon ser
inter ocnl Nonlen yNnti = Saloon.
Seagilc" bcfomtcn &creinigung oes
lumnlclt iuor0c1 lin0, mrr0e Geitern
SIbcnb IN elmer iuGbrcn0 0eS Gon5ilS
Der 8irdcn GbriIti in Imerito inE6i.
laoeIpbio n@eriommluug
bon @etItliden crortcrt. SIS lpltroe be
idloiien llid)t cher %por5ugeben oils
bis Die Nfibmirtbidoit III irgcno eiuer
pifi5iclcn Weiie an Die Seffentlidfeit
fommt. Nm lcbten Wittlpod puroe
III ciltlnl Tcrb0r Dor Dem religiGien
Gonitc Der 2egiSlotur oe8 StooteS
WtidiQon, Dor Dem Der iriibere Gu,
perintcnoent Der W}iiiolri Nnti +. So-
loon = &aogltc, Yoitor y. q. Hobin-
ion, ais Reoner ouitrot, bcbnuptet,
BOB gcqcn $4,000 in cinem Sabre 5ll
1ebeinniBDollen 3lucden o%uigcponOt
lporben ieien. Sine Nn5obl Farionen
Goben lid bcreit crflGrt, por Der
@rono Sltrp Sbrc5 Gountp 81 err
id)cinen mo 3cltgniB ob5ulegcn fiber
Die ipItcnntiidla @croubllng bon &ir'
den in &brer Stoot mno SbrcmSt oo-
tc bllrd @robidcr, oic iid) iiir $50
$50 Sd)ein q Sottortitel Der Gbeolos
gle ~erfoltit bobcn. Ger Sdraibcr CT.
Hart lid id)licBIid) bcreit, ocn1 0is
ltriftSoniuolt lpeitcreS Woteriol al
Die Sono 81 gebcn. Inter DEM 10.
Mai bot Sr. Seromc Oam S6reiber
nit Dem NuS0rltd oeS @eooucrnS fir
Die Ner5ogcruug Der Nntmort &c.
ldrlcDelt, Dob or 0lc Nligele9cllDctt
Q2r1 ~perfolgen molle, 0u WtiBbrGud)e,
mie lie IN Dem @rieie bebMlptet ieien,
iofortigc ulo ltrenge Hcmc0ur crfor-
hcrtcn. Gr bittet ooln nm mcitarc
Wntcriolien in Der Sode. Nl0cblid
ioll Sr. Wobce oorouf Elm olSiiibrli.
DIES Shreibcn an &rn. Serome ge-
rid)tct bnbsn, IN Dem er ieiue 9eid)ltI-
higlrn1en nGber ouSiiibrt uno neuc
erbebt. Tos Sdrcibcn iol inSbeion.
bcre ole 0ebouptunG entboltenL Dab
oic gnr5e rationale aonipf Srgoni.
lotion gegcn Oeu oSoloon" bon poll
tiid)en Wudern nuSgebelltet mo be.
einiluBt iuerOe, Dob tic Wcomtc uno
Ganoiooten fir ole 2egiSlotureu III.
teritiibe, Die Damn i'm Snterciie BON
6orporotionen thGtig icin miiiien, II.
ooB eini9e Der leitenoen @eilter Die
Organization in ielbitiii6tigcr @eiie
~ou9balltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-05-21

Standardization Organization &C.
longte bcilte 3un 2lbihluB. Is Der
Bcfangencn iurroCn ulf lcbcnSlGug.
llde Serbannung nat Sibirieu llnO
20 onoerr SIT 6eitltngSboft bon cine1
bis 81 oreiumoeinbol6 Sobrcu perur.
thciIt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-05-05
ITEMS FRoA, CoNNERoss.
Butler-Addis NIarriage--Local Mat
ters OF Interest.

Conneross, May 3.-Special: Miss
Jessie Butler and Sloan Adds were
quietly married yesterday evening
about 4.S0 o'clock by Rev. Coke ID.
Mann at the residence of the officiat-
ing minister. Their marriage was
quite surprise to their many
friends, who wish them much sue
cess and full measure OF happiness.
The groom is q son OF James Adds,
of the Poplar Springs section, and is
popular salesman for Strother &.
Phinney, Of West Union. The bride
is a daughter of w. H. Butler,
substantial farmer of this commu-
nifty. and an accomplished young
lady. Mr.. Adds Is to be congratu-
lated on securing this charming
young lady for his partner through
life.
Miss Maud Hesse Is spending this
week in Westminster as guest OF
her sister, Mrs, Cornelius Davis
Mrs. Robt. A. p. Dean and Ben
Dean, of Avalon, Ga, were welcome
visitors in our community last week.
Miss Lucy Patterson spent the past
weekend very pleasantly with Misses
Jessie and Selma Doyle, of near
Pleasant Ridge.
II. ID. Alexander attended the state
meeting of the Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union at Columbia
last week, and while on his trip he
expects to spend some time in Green
wood visiting the family of his uncle,
Newton Alexander, and other rela-
tives there.
Mrs. w. o. Alexander spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Newton
Whitaker, in Westminster, the latter
having been quite indisposed for a
week or more.
Mrs. Cliff Hunnicutt, of Seneca,
accompanied by her nephew. Ward
law Hubbard, of Fairview, visited at
the home of S. M. Hunnicutt recently.
Mrs. Selma Barker spent last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. p.
Marett, In Walhalla.
The many friends OF Little Miss
Matte Belle Gambrell will be pleas
ed to learn that she is convalescing,
after serious attack of pneumonia
Little Miss Jane Hunsinger Is a
guest Of her sister Miss Agnes Hun
singer, in Walhalla, this week.
Paul Barker killed snow-white
crane this morning on Little Come
ross creek. The bird measured five
feet and ten inches from tip to tip
OF wings. X. II. r.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-05-05
SALEM MOVES FORWARD.
Shockley's Plant Replaced by One of
Double Capacity-PersOnals

Salem, May Especial: Pat Far
mer, of Pickens, spent Sunday in Sa-
lem. .......
J. A.. Robertson and sister, Miss
Minnie, spent Sunday in Fickens vis-
iting the family Of Calhoun Bowie.
The Young men of Salem have or
ganized a base ball nine.
Geo. r. Pike will in the near fu-
ture have erected on his lot a large
concrete store room. The contract
has been let to Otto Kaufman, Of
Walhalla.
We understand that the proposed
electric car line from Walhalla to
Salem is an assured fact. Two shoals
have been purchased, a charter ap-
piled for and more than half the
capital stock subscribed.
The Woodmen of the World have
organized camp at this place with
seven charter members.
The recent painting of number of
dwellings and store rooms in Salem
adds greatly to the neat appearance
of our little village.
The ix-thousand-dollar planning
plant of j. G. Shockley, which was
recently destroyed by fire, has been
replaced by d ten-thousand-dolla
plant. The capacity of this plant
will be twice that Of the former. We
understand Mr.. Shockley has been
made proposition to put in machin-
cry for the manufacture Of furniture
in connection with the planning plant.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-05-05
STORM DID MUCis DAMAGE.
Two Large Barns Dcstroyed-One
Mans Loss is $4,000.

Double Springs, Anderson county,
May Especial: A severe electrical
and wind storm visited our section
Friday afternoon, April 30th, and
did considerable damage. The large
new twelve-stall barn of w. j. Mar
EFT Is a complete wreck, and several
other buildings on his farm were
blown down.
Lightning struck the large twelve
stall barn Of Lewis Cromer Friday
night and set it on fire, and in less
than forty minutes it was a total
loss, together with all his feed stuff
and carriage, thirty-siX tons of
guano and two fine mules. Mr.. Gro
mer estimates his loss at about
$4,000.
Paul Wright had a valuable COW
killed by lightning Friday afternoon.
Mrs. e. j. Hembree visited her
daughter, Mrs. j. G. Sullivan, last
week.
Crayton Marett went to Anderson
Saturday on business.
John Smith is much improved, af-
ter his severe attack Of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Sullivan, daugh-
ter and little son, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Sullivan made flying trip to
Anderson last Saturday. B. e.
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Forced Into Exile.

VIM. Upchurch, Of Glen Oak, Okla
homa, was an exile from home
Mountain air, he thought, would
cure a frightful lung-racking cough
that had defied all remedies for two
years. After six months he return
ed, death dogging his steps. "Then
l began to use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery," he writes, "and after TAX
ing six bottles / am as we'll as ever"
1t saves thousands yearly from des-
perate lung diseases. Infallible for
coughs and colds. 1t dispels hoarse-
ness and sore throat, cures grip,
bronchitis, hemorrhages, asthma,
Group, whooping cough. soc. and
81. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by all druggists.
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Chamberlain's Liniment.

This Is new preparation and a
good one. 1t Is especially valuable
as cure for chronic and muscular
rheumatism, and for the relief from
pain which 1T affords in acute in
fiammatory rheumatism. Those who
have used 1t have invariably spoken
of 1t in the highest terms Of praise.
Lame back, lame shoulder and stiff
neck are due to rheumatism of the
muscles, usually brought on by eX-
posure to cold or damp, and are
quickly cured by applying this lini-
ment freely and massaging the af-
fected parts. Soreness of the mus
cles, whether induced by violent ex-
ercise or injury, Is allayed by this
liniment. For sale by DR.. ]. w. Bell,
Walhalla; w. ]. Lunney, Seneca.
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ter in Florida and returned TO his
native State hale and hearty.
Miss Florence Wilson, OF Green
Vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. E.
Brockman.
Elias Day, a leading citizen OF
Pickens county, residing near Eas-
ley, visited his daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Holcombe, here last week.
The damage to the crops and land
in this section from the heavy rain
Friday night is very great Come
ross and ColonePs Fork creek were
higher than In many years, and the
lowlands were submerged. The ter
races on the upland fields bursted
and washed the land into gullies.
Some OF our farmers vi have to re-
plant their cotton seed, it is thought.
The body OF the infant babe OF Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Simpson, OF Martin,
Ga, was brought here yesterday and
inferred in the cemetery of the Old
Westminster Baptist church. Mrs.
Simpson was Miss Tribble, of near
Oakway, and is a niece of DIR. Burt
and G. 70. o. MITCHELL. Mr. Simpson
Is remembered as son of the late
Emeziar Simpson.
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Fire at PendlctOn.

Pendleton, May 3.-The hand
some residence of the late Col. J. B.
E. Sloan, at Pendleton, was destroy
ed by fire about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. The fire originated from
defective flue in the back part of
the house. The house was occupied
by Mrs. j. B. e. Sloan. The loss is
estimated at $4,000, with some in
surance. This building was erected
by Col. Sloan in 1860,
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Kills Her Foe of Twenty Years.

THE most merciless enemy | had
for twenty years" declares Mrs. Jas.
Duncan, Of Haynesville, Me-, "was
dyspepsia. ! suffered intensely after
eating or drinking and could scarcely
sleep. After many remedies had
failed and several doctors gave me
up, | tried Electric Bitters, which
cured me completely Now can eat
anything. | am 20 years old and am
overjoyed to get my health and
strength back again. For indiges-
ton, loss of appetite, kidney trouble,
lame back, female complaints, it is
unequaled. Only soc, at all drug
gists.
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Call Meeting County Union.

There will be call meeting Of the
Oconee County Farmers Co-Opera-
tive and Educational Union at Rich
land on Friday, the 14th day of May,
1909, at IL o'clock a. m. Ira w.
Williams, Of the State Demonstra-
tion Department, will be present and
address the body. Members from all
local unions are requested to attend
In as large numbers as possible.
j. w. Alexander, Secretary.
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Singing Convention.

The SemiAnnual Singing Conven-
tion will be held at the Pleasant Hill
Baptist church on the second Sunday
in May. All good singers are ex.>nct-
ed to be present, and dinner will be
spread on the grounds. Come one
and all, and bring well-filled baskets
M. G. Holland.
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ding was beautiful but quiet home
affair, Miss Nellie Hines, the at
tractive young daughter of DR.. Hines,
acting as maid to the bride. Mr..
Richardson Is prominent banker,
holding the offices of president, vice
president and cashier Of several
banks, and is in every way deserving
the prize he has won in his fair
bride. M. ". s..