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Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

The observer who has looked at the
evening sky from time TO time during
the past weeks has seen the Brilliant
winter groups of stars slowly sinking In
the west, one after the other, until now
only the beautiful Leo remains with US
Meanwhile the summer groups have been
mounting steadily upward from the east
the great Bootes, which leads them ALL
reaching this month the highest point
of the heavens and shining out with us
magnificent golden star Arcturus, direct
ly overhead. The summer branch OF the
Milky Way, whose countless stars near
Ophinchus are wonderfully gathered into
great cloud forms. and In other portions
are arranged In long streamers or
branches, is now well up from the
ground In the east Lying along TINS
golden highway are the beautiful North-
ern Cross, tine brilliant autumn star
Vega. the Eagle with its bright star Al
tair, at A. and in the extreme southeast
the striking group Of the SCORPION
which has not yet entirely emerged from
below the ground. The observer may De
Interested in watching the disappearance
of the Great Water Snake. Hydra, which
for two months has been seen stretching
almost entirely across the sky in the
south. This group lies in such posi-
ton that almost all of its stars sink be-
low the ground at the same time. In
marked contrast TO the group Bootes.
which occupies many hours il disap-
pesring.
SHOOTING STAR SHOWERS.
Swinging ceaselessly around the sun
in great elongated orbits there are tens
of thousands of clouds of metoric mat
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

after It has circled for ages around our
sun, and that now the nature and mo-
lions of even such apparently erratic
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q .
HORIzos HORIZON

Figure 3-Appearnnce of the
moon when rising on June 3, as
seen CaD on the Atlantic coast, and
Obi on the Pacific coast.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01
CHAPTER XVI.
O'Mally Suggests.

In a bedroom in one of the cheap
little pensiones which shoulder one
another along the Riva degli Schia-
voni, from the ducal palace to the
public gardens, sat three men. All
three were smoking eXecrable tobacco
in ancient pipes Now and then this
one or that consulted his watch
grateful that he still possessed IT'D.
as if expecting some visitor. The
castaways of the American Comic
Opera troupe were on the anxius
seat this morning.
We'll, what do you think?" asked
Smith.
Think? Why, she'll be here this
morning, or l know nothing about
women. That ring was worth cool
thousand" O'Mally shook the nico-
tine from his pipe. She'll be here.
never you worry. But" with a COM
ic grimace, its dollars to doughnuts
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

ter. which by tidal action have been
stretched out along their paths. In many
cases the whole orbit is one long strip
Of little particles, not sufficiently dense
to be seen in any telescope But there
are several hundred OF these streams
which. lie in such a position that the
earth, passes through them once each
year; each little particle encountered is
then burnt up by its friction with tne
air, and is seen as a shooting star. Be
cause these particles are moving parallel
TO one another when the earth strikes
them the shooting stars of any swarm
all appear TO dart outward from the
same point in the sky.
The most brilliant showers are those
caused by the dense swarms which the
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

Swinging ceaselessly around the sun
in great elongated orbits there are tens
of thousands of clouds of metoric mat
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

Figure 6-APpearance of the
eelipsed san A. viewed from sta-
lions along the lines "A, BIB, etc,
of Figure 5.
ers along the line Xix will see the sun
set when the eclipse is just half lover;
those to the east of. this line will see the
beginning Of the eclipse only.
THE PLANETS.
Jupiter is still high up in the sky in
the constellation Leo. but none Of the
other planets are visible in the evening.
Mercury and Venus are still too near
the sun 10 be satisfactorily observed, the
latter planet setting forty minutes after
sunset or June 1 and eighty minutes
after sunset on July /. Saturn and Mars
are morning stars. and may be- seen
few hours before sunrise. the former in
the constellation Pisces and the latter
in Aquarius. Mars is now rapidly ap-
preaching the earth. but It will not be
in good position for observation until
! next autumn. ERIC DOOLITTLE.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

earth meets in August and November,
but many interesting ones occur also at
this time of the year. On any evening
during June the observer, by careful
watching, may see an occasional star
move slowly over the sky in any dlrec-
tion from the region at b. Fig. i, prob
ably leaving train behind it. Toward
the beginning of thes month swiftly
moving stars may be discovered darting
away from the points C, d and E. while
on the 18th to the 18th shower OF slow
moving stars. some of which leave trains
behind them. Will be seen to move out
ward from F. In ali of these cases the
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01
Ito be continued.)

Crump's Hay and Grain Company
buys Fresh Eggs.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

See DR.. Swigert for correct glasses
II E. Adams st. Phone Red 2461.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

onds, Eastern standard time. The mo
tion of the moon during this eclipse l.
shown in Fig. g The large circle N
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01
THE HEAVENS IN JUNE
title of the University of Pennsylvania.
BY Professor Doolittle of

BY Proes University of Pennsylvania
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the gorunds at the close Of the season
and at present the baseball boys Of the
city have no grounds should a team be
organized s.$ q; 55! s:s5 5 ,sz
N T would be very desirable to have; a
baseball and athletic park located
within the city limits and undoubtedly.
Il the right course was followed those
in charge Of the ball team could secure
suitable grounds for the erection Of
he park. This will be one Of the best:
summers for baseball ii this city that
Devils Lake has ever had on account
of the volume Of work that will be-
done here and there win be many
strangers il the city and besides there
are a number Of conventions coming
I'D Devils Lake this summer: There
should be provided for hem some sort
5of amusement and a baseball team
general satisfies everyone Get us
set together and organize a team for
the coming season
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the appearance Of the Salome hat Will
convey the impression that the in
terror Of the store must be a garden Of.
some sort for; you will almost swear
that the Salome hat is mushroom
Of gigantic size. The hat has some re-
deeming features about it and one Of
these in particular Is that two persons
will be able to pass, wearing the hats,
contrary to the Merry Widow of last
season. It Is not as broad as the Mer-.
ry Widow hat, but it will occupy ais
many square feet Of space and il turn.
ed upside down a person could easily
carry all their belongings in it.
If the ladies who buy the Salome hat
this spring do not care to wear it on
their head they may shove a stick
through the top Of it and it will make
a very serviceable umbrella. What
will you have a red Salome, black
Salome of Just rSalome, no matter
what color it is. What will be the
rage next season we cannot imagine,
but we will predict that the Messina
earthquake will have some bearing on
the style of ladies' hats. H.. l.. !.
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and that portion Of it which has been
launched here bids fair to outriyal

and that portion Of it which has been.
launched here bids fair to outrival
both the dance and the play and the
ladies Of the city will undoubtedly
have Salome on the brain the entire
summer. II you see "a woman coming
down the street and her head should
present the appearance Of carrying a
&Washtub upside down on 1T you will
then know that it Is a .Salome'' hat
she has on. They are in almost every
color and although becoming to many
will be worn with great regularity by
many whom the hat does not become
at: all Sasa: :Ssy I'd
h. To- give the hat a decided fair and
impartial description would be almost
impo ssible. You may describe it many
ways and no matter what way you des-
5cribe it you will come as near as other
descriptions. Have you ever awakened
in the morning and took a walk in the
country and when you came to a nice
spot Of mellow ground saw numerous
mushro oms growing If you have and
can remember wildly the sight you
will know what the salome hat is like.
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he Salonne lat
For owe s., = I, \ I. q /

s u QYer.a-Kaars4s>- ~
have raved about the play ssalome"
and it has been the cause Of more com
nent, both adverse and favorable than
any other product on Of recent years.
While the producing Of it has been
stopped in q great numb Der Of cities On
account of the grossness that II is
claimed to- hold and part Of the play
the press and pulpit conside Ter unfit to
be presented il public After the no
5toriety Of the Salome play died out
Adeline Genee again awakened inter
est and brought forth the 4 Salome
dance. Rude as It may seem the dance
was done IN bare feet before the
crowned heads Of many countries and
those in the social and middle classes
paid good prices to get q wee glimpse
Of this Wonde rful dancer and after see
Ing 1t there was comment of many var
ieties. Some were highly pleased with
the pecularities OF the dance, while
many were more than pleased with the
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will WE f1Ag
BASE Ball TEAM

4 Is Devils Lake to have baseball
team the coming season, or are we to
sit back and wait until the season as
over before the team and management
lis organize !. Last year although the
baseball team was not a tremendous
success financial the management
did not lose any money and the team
which represented Devils LAX on the
diamond was q very strong one and
won q mai GRITTY on the games played,
and # the bail players Sof this city
would set together and select n man
sager the rest Of the arrangements,
could be comp leted N s. short time
And not only the organizing Of the
team is one Of the essent ial3 things but;
the nanagemen t should be getting
busy and arrange . sche dule for the
coming summer. Last season 1T was
late before the team was organized
and cons quently the Devils Lake
team did not get dates with other.
teams that they olld like to have met:
and had pract lcaily to confine their
games to the teams of neig boring
towns which were not strong enough
$to make IL nteresting for the team
that Devils Lake had. other thing
tof vital Importance IL A baseball park,
Last season after A good deal sofS ex-s
3jpense had been gone 10 ia erecting The
park south of the track s the manage
ment of the team eompe He'd to
move the park and grand atand from
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Clerk Gets Blamed
For Parot, S Franks

5E Polly, the shining parrot in the New
York Cash store, came very near being
the caues Of one Of the clerks losing
their position this week and all on ac-
count of Mr.. Parrot talking too much.
The first of the week a real f1eshy,
saucy looking woman came into the
store and as she ,neared the middle of
the room Mr.. PARROT let up a yelp
saying Good Morning, Carrie y s77i !.
3 The woman who had just came into
the store was Of the opinion that one
Of the clerks was getting too fresh and
everlastingly lit into her at the same
J? time warning her that she had better
!; be careful what she said or she would
\ be reported. The clerk was astonished
and assured the woman that she had
not said anything and she was sure
i that she must be mistaken. a, @s9t h.
1 GO jump in the lake." was the. sec
fond response from the parrot as soon
as the woman had her back turned
from the clerk and was looking over
1.-THE remnants on the counter. Angered
almost beyond control the. aeshy wo.
man turned instantly and warned the
! clerk that if she made another such
remark to her she, would report her to
/ the head of the store. The clerk was
fagains dumb founded, for she was sure
! that she had not said anything to hurt
the feelings Of the customer The wo-
man picked up some lace after exam
lining it close and asked what the price
was and the clerk looked cautiously
/ for the price mark and here Mr. Parrot
got in his work again. n n
What is the price Of this 1ace.?''
asked the woman. m s$ 3s.
Seven cents a yard, = answered the
parrot. The woman realizing it was a
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great bargain said, IT will take the en-
tire bolt at that price" ''*> )"
: Shortly after examining it the clerk
told the woman that it was twenty
cents a yard. She looked amazed and
told the clerk that she had just told
her minute previously that it was I
cents yard. This the clerk denied
and the woman assured her that she
had told her the price was cents and
then the parrot howled again, YOU'RE
a liar" r.. -. >*- r.. ~, "
What" said the woman, don't you
dare tell ne lie" II am surprised to
think that people are treated In such
manner in this store. I never saw
the likes" exclaimed the woman, "and
l shall report you TO the head Of this
!; establishment at once" and she made
her way to the desk.
The cashier. was at the desk when
sne approached and she. asked him
where the proprietor of the store was
and as he was about the answer the
parrot spoke up and said, 81 am the
boss, what can I do for you old lady?''
/ The lady looked up and saw the parrot
and then she knew that she had ac-
cused the clerk wrongly and she made
her way back to the counter to apollo
gize. .;.@ "a 5$i G.; !, 1, =5. y
This is but one Of the several in
stances which the parrot. has been in
|ayolved and it is rumored that the par
rot spoke tenderly to a young lady who
was in the store one day talking to one
of the gent emen clerks and she took
offense and has not spoken to the
young man since. The girl thought
that the young man was making love
to her when it was the parrot playing
some Of Its usual pranks. 8 5.5 5 .s:sS 3 n
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INVENT Y-1T|.lV|O YEARS 40 ]

$@ Capt. Herman and dau leslE Y
most yof the : winter ii a hfalHlng sps !,
teh east. The captain anticipates
lively season this year. 5.s3:$
z Monday afternoon A. G. Rainboth
had his right hip dislocated by a tree
falling upon him in the woods Of Rock
Island near Capt. Palmer's place.
Fred stoltze was in Havana on the
26th ult. !. -=:.., 3$ 4. 81
:, A meeting of the Farmers Alliance
was held in this city Saturday.
Father Claude held services at
Churchs rerry last Thursday. ,%.-
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Group.

The first SYM tom Of this disease Is
shoarseness, w hen ,,hambe rlain's3
Cough Remedy Az given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse the attack can
always be3 agerted. E1,ven after the
croupy cough has appeared. The attack
can he warIed on the prompt use Sof
this reined It Is d certain calre for
GROUP ana has never been known toI
or sale by all druggists.
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s ere.
a. J. stade Of Grand Harbor, spent
yesterday in the city. ::5.s
Wagness & stade have put il a lot
OF first-class farm machinery. 81 h
81 H 4. NJ creel left Monday for Mis-
souri,. 3s:s /: IL I. ::55ss. is
Fremont B. Price and Miss Carrie
3. Cunningham, both Of Bartlett, were
married in this city Tuesday evening.
Y "a switch engine with a permanent
crew Of men was put in at this station
yesterday. .4 s- AZ. ss.5: .::. s'1@%4 4. I;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-11-24
STILL ANOTHER HOMICIDE.
Harvey II. Smith Kills Son-in-Iaw
Near KnOx's Bridge.

Last Saturday, November goth, at
3 O'Clock a. m, just as daylight was
breaking Harvey R. Smith shot and
instantly killed his son-in-law, j, b.
Beasley, near Knox's Bridge, this
county.
1t seems that there had not been
the best of feeling between the two
for SO. time, and 1T eliminated
Saturday morning in the awful trag-
edy, Mr.. Beasley and his family
were staying at Mr.. Smiths, and Sat
urday morning he was abusing his
wife when her father, Harvey r..
Smith, interfered to protect her.
Thereupon Beasley drew a pistol and
threatened to kill the whole family.
Smith then jumped to a closet, seized
a single-barrel shotgun and fired at
CLOSE range, the load taking effect in
Beasley's head, entering just above
the right ear and coming out Just
above the left ear, practically TAX
ing OF the whole top of the head.
Death was instantaneous.
Magistrate J. D. Sheldon empan-
elled coroner's jury and held an
inquest, the jury's verdict being that
). =. Beasley came to his death by
gunshot wounds from a gun in the
hands of H. r. Smith.
Mr.. Smith came to Walhalla Mon
day and gave himself into the Gus
tody Of Sheriff w. M Kay.
The deceased leaves wife
and three children, I'll Of wSom are
at her fathers. lie was buried Sun
day afternoon at o'clock at Lavo-
MIA, Ca, which Is just across Tuga-
loo river from the scene Of the
tragedy.
The difficulty arose over ques-
tion of land deed. . ..... ... 10. :. ..
Beasley was 32 years Of age, and
Smith Is 61 ..
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Harrison Virgins, Plaintiff,
against

Harrison Virgins, Plaintiff,
..... against ... 49,
Silas Wakefield and Campbell Cour-
tenay, Defendants. ....
All that certain piece, parcel or
lot Of land, situate, lying and being
In the Town Of Seneca. County of
Oconee, State of South Carolina,
known and designated in the plan of
said town as Lot No. $50. ......
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. That
In event of failure Of the purchaser
or purchasers to comply with the
terms of sale within Ave days from
day Of sale, the Master do re-advar-
tise and resell said premises on le
Following saleday, or some conven-
lent saleday thereafter, at the same
place and on the same terms as here
tofore set out, at the risk Of the for
mer purchaser or purchasers, and
that he do continue so to do until
he has found a purchaser or purchas-
ers who comply with the terms of
sale. Purchaser to pay extra for pa
pers. w. O. WHITE
Master for Oconee County, S. C.
November II, 1909. 46-4S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-11-24
CONNEROSS AND VICINITY.
w. .. Alexander SIstains Painful In
jury-Coming Marriage.

Conneross, Nov. 22.-Special:
Rev. j. H. Ayers filled his regular
appointments here Saturday and Sun
day, and preached two very interest
ing sermons. ..
Mrs. Dora Archer and interesting
babe, OF Anderson, were welcome WIS.,
itors at the home of e. M. Gambrell
last week.
Miss Vesta Marett and sister, Mrs.
Selma Barker, of Walhalla, were
weekend visitors Of the Misses Bar
ker here.
The many friends of w. o. Alex
ander, Jr., are sorry to learn of his
painful accident. While in Seneca
last Wednesday lie was severely hurt.
His horse became frightened at an
automobile and began to kick, the
hoof striking Mr.. Alexander on the
knee, shattering his knee cap. We
nope he will soon be out again.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of A. NJ. Alexander and
Miss Clara Jones Harris on the oath
or November at L a. m. at the Pres
byterian church, Westminster.
The b. Y. p. U. had a very inter-
csttng meeting saturday night. Rev.
". ii. Ayers gave an interesting ad-
dress on "Hunlility," which was
greatly enjoyed by all present. The
Is. !, ,. L. meets each Sunday at
u. m., except in the third week of
the month, when it takes the place Of
the prayer meeting on Saturday
night before the third Sunday.
A. n. Prichard will open school
this morning at this place. Mr..
Prichard is a teacher of ability and
marked qualifications. This will be
his second term, and his friends and
pupils are glad to know that the
trustees have chosen him for our
teacher
The committee on the Christmas
entertainment will meet the children
at the Conneross church next Fri
day evening at 3 o'clock Let every
child who would like to take part
in the entertainment be present.
Walter and Wade Alexander we're
In Seneca yesterday as guests Of their
brother, w. o. Alexander, who is
suffering from his recent accident.
Miss Rena Hunsinger has been
elected to teach the coming term Of
school, and will open this morning
The trustees are fortunate in secur-
ing her services. She has -Nany
friends who wish her much su cess
in her work.
Mrs. w. o. Alexander is in SEN
eca at the bedside of her husband.
Miss Katie Abbott and brother
Ronea We're recent guests of their
sister, Mrs. w. w. Mitchell, Of West
minister.
Roy NJ. Abbott, of Anderson was
among friends and relatives here last
week. x. e. r.
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Resources.
Loans and discounts. :. .$l175O2 SO
Overdrafts ..... -, 4435 "a
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the bank -. ...... $4,000 90
Banking house. 80. 1900 90
Furniture and fixtures. 1850 90
Due from banks and <N
trust companies 295a4 So
Currency ......... 3425 90
Gold =. $50. 1545 90
Silver and other COIN. 1S9 OIL
Checks and cash items. 196 II
J." Total. -. .$1749e7 "a
T Liabilities. \.. ag
Capital stock paid In. IS 10000 90
Surplus fund. ......... 5000 90
Undivided profits, less ~
current expenses and &
taxes paid. .I.l.S..... 6532 9S
Due to banks Aud trust @
z companies :. ;, ;. -. 157Os61
Individual deposits sub /,
ject to check .yH.}.s... ,54S74 90
Demand certificates Of
deposit ..F......, !. ....,s. 1868 O2
Time certificates OF de-
post -, 7O726 s4
Bills payable, including
certificates for money r
borrowed 49,. ...... 5000 90
Total. ~. .$174967 81
State Of South Carolina, County of
Qconee. e.-Before me came w. l.. Ver-
ner, Cashier of the above named
Bank, who, being duly sworn, says
that the above and foregoing state
!nent is a true condition Of said
Bank. as shown by the books OF said
Bank. . w. l.. WERNER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this Goth day of November, 1909.
(L.S.) w. d. Moss, N. P. for s. G.
Correct-Attest:
]. d. WERNER,
j. w. SHELOR,
JOHN w. WICKLIFFE,
Directors.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that pursu-
an to an order Of the County Board
Of Education Of Oconee County,
South Carolina, an election will be
held in Flat Shoals School District.
No. 46, at the school house, on SAT-
URDAY, the 4th day OF DECEMBER,
1909, for the purpose of voting upon
the question Of levying an extra Two
Mill Tax on all the real and personal
property within the said District for
school purposes, the said tax to be
In additio; 20 that now collected for
school purposes as authorized by
law; that said election shall be con-
Quoted as provided for the conduct
of general elections; that at said
election each elector favoring said
proposed additional levy shall cast
ballot containing the word yes"
printed or written thereon, and each
elector opposing said additional levy
shall cast ballot containing the
word "No" printed or written
thereon.
J. w. GEORGE,
l.. G.. WILSON,
r. G. EMERSON,
Trustees of District No. 46.
November "a, 1909 47-4S
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Meeting Missionary and Aid Society.

New Hope, Nov. 20.-Special: The
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society
Of New Hope Baptist church will
meet on Saturday afternoon, Novem-
Der 27th, at 2 o'clock, for the pur-
pose of reorganizing and electing OFF,
GERS for the coming year. All the
ladies of the New Hope community
are invited to come and lend help
ing hand. Mrs. j. ID. Tollison.