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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-01
(Czytaj .,Kronike Chicagoska,)

Cayagan Isabella tajfun nlezwy-
klc gwaitowny. Cztery mielsco-
wosci, a miedzy niemi llagan, sto-
lica Isabeli, zostaiy prawie zupef-
ME zburzole. Okolo tysiaca O.
sob stracilo dach mad slowa, ale
O lie slychac, Mkt zycia ME ultra
Gil. Duzo ucierpiaiy plantacye ty-
toniu. Rad ukiada plany przyl-
scia pomoca ciezko dotknle-
tym mieszkancom.
Rochester, N. Y, 1 pazdziernl-
ka. - Dzisiai (w sobote) rano o.
kolo godziny pol do pierwsze),
odroczyla sic stanowa konwencya
demokratyczna. Nominacye otrzy-
mali: John A. Dix ma gubernato-
ra (miat on jednego rywala w o.
sobie posia Sulzera, ale ten otrzy,
MAJ tylko 1G giosow inni handy
daci nominowani zostali jedno-
g}osnie) Thas. F. Conway ma Wi
cegubernatora: Edward Lazansky
ma sekretarza stanowego; X. J.
Schmer ma kontrolera; Thos J.
Kennedy ma skarbnika; Thos. ].
Carmody ma prokuratora, a ohm
A. Bernsel ma inzyniera stanowe-
go.
Washington, l pazdziernika.-
Department. pahstwa oglosil, re
nastepne egzamina osob zycza-
cych sQbie poswiecie sic sluzbie
dyplomatycznej, odbeda sic W
stvczniu. Przy mianowaniu beda
o lie mozno$ci uwzelednione roz-
ne Stany.
Nowy York, 1 pazdzlernika.-
Jeden podrolnych, kt6ry MEDIA
VINO wrocii Niemiec, opowiada
nowym cudzie techniki wojen-
nej, jakiego byi swiadkiem W oko-
Icy Norymbergii. Robia tam pro-
by modelem, statku motorowe-
60, ktory MONA nazwac pokre-
tenn wojennym bez zaiogi". Ma
wybrzezu jeziora ustawiony byf
bardzo skomplikowany aparat !;
ma ieziorze znajdowal sic state'i
zaopatrzony w dziaia, ale zupelnie
bez zalogi. Przez pociskanie r6z-
nych guzikow aparatu okret sic
poruszal luz zatrzymywal, okre-
cal piywal W roznych kierun-
kach; nadto odzywaly sic strzaly
dzial ma MIN ustawionych, VIE
czorem okret powrocil do miej-
sea, gdzie mial stanac ma kotwicy.
Hatterman CLAM, lilo Milwau.
kee avenue pozycza wan pieniedzy
ma properta po biezacych ratach pro
centowych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-01
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYu MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, I pazdziernika,
wv. Porta Patryarcnat.

Jak niedawno tclegramy do
niosly. pomimo wszystkich moz-
liwych pogrozek ze strony Por-
". zebralo sic W Konstantynopo-
lu zwo}ane przez ekumeniczny
patryarchat zgromadzenie naro-
DOVE. Powodem zwo}ania zgro-
madzenia byla nova ustawa o
spornych koScioiach szkoiach W
Macedonia Turcyi, ktorych hi
storya siega roku 1870. w tym
roku utwcrzony zosta} bulgarski
eezarcfrat co zHaczy. zeedoEonaf
sic rozdziai W greckim koSciele
bu,garski koSci6l odiQczyi sic
cd patryarchatu. Do rdwnoczes-
rego rozdziaiu naroslego w cza-
SIC wsDoinoSci majatku ko-
$c;elnego ME byio wowczas
czasu. Tymczasem w cstatnich
czterdziestu latach nastapilo W
Macedonii przesuniecie ludnoSci
M korzysc Buigar6w, a re szko-
da Serb6w Rumunow. Stad po-
wstafy rozmaite wadliwoSci. jak
mp. re mniejszost miaia prawo
wiasnoSci koScio4a. wiec aby tym
wszvstkim wadliwo5ciom koaiec
poiozy6, aby sharmonizowac ko-
sc:elne stosunki wiasnoSci /
stotnemi potrzebanil wypraco-
wal rad turecki ustawe koSciel-
ma szkolna, wedle ktorej villas
nose tax spornych jak i naleza-
cych do patryarchatu kosciol6w
szk6l przypada tel ludnoSci,
kt6ra W danym okregu wykaze
sic wiekszoScia dwoch trzecich.
Ustawe te przyjal parliament tu-
recti chociaz greccy pos}owie
przeciw niej PROFESSIONAL, uzy-
skaia ona moe prawa.
Ot6i patryarchat wystaph
przeciw tel ustawie jake brutal
nemu pogwaiceniu prawa. Rad
turecki wszystkie protesty przyj-
NOVA, obojetnie j tax samo prze-
civ zgromadzeniu narodowemu,
kt6rego zwoianiem patryarchat
grozii. ME bylby przedsiebrai "a
dnych srodkow, gdyby wszystko
rozwijaio sic podiug plan6w
Hakki baszy, kt6ry jest zdania,
&e moina spokojnie dozwolic
Grekom ma wszystlsie zgroma-
dzenia j dyskutowania a ich IL
chwaiy zupelnie ignorowa6 tax
dfugo, ,dopok; one W czyn nie be-
da zamienione, to macy, dopoki
Gala sprawa bedzie mice charak-
ter religijny ME polityczny.
Niestety stalo sic. re w czasie,
kiedy patryarchat zwoiai zgro-
madzenie narodowe, Hakki basza
nieobecny byi W Konstantynopo-
lu a zastepujacy go Nadjmeddin
bel, minister sprawiedliwo$ci i
wyznah, znany wrog Grekow,
postawi odrazu Gala sprawe na
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-01
TeIegramy krajowe.

Manila, Filipiny, l pazdzierni-
ka. - Dnia "a wrzesnia srozyi sic
ma wyspie Luzon w prowincyach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-01

rozciqga sic w promieniu Is mi
lowym. Chociaz wynalazek po-
trzebuje jszcze udoskonalenia.
pr6by modelem juz zbudowa-
nym, zdumiewajacc wykazaly re-
zultaty.
Portland. Me-, | pazdziernika.
Winslow Homer. slawny malarz,
umari w swojem mieszkaniu "
Scarborough. Byi chory cd CITE
rech tygodni. = Urodzony W r.
1886 w Bostonie, rodziny sta
roangielskiej. osiadiej Cd II stu
lecia w Massachusetts,, juz W 6
roku zycia zdradzal talent do ry-
sownictwa i malarstwa. Liczac
lat 90 otworzyl W Bostonie atelier
odtad zaczal tworzyc dziela
sztuki, ktore czasem prZyniosly
mil niemala slave. w r. 1859 pre-
niosl sic do Nowego Yorku. DIVA
lata pozniej otrzymal Cd pewnej
sp6iki nakladowei z7m6wienia ma
szkice z iaauguracyi Lincolna
wydarzeh ma polach bitew
Wraz z pierwszymi ochotnikami
przekroczyl Potomac. w naste-
pnych latach zapoznai sic zy-
ciem wojskowem malowaf VIE
le obrazow wojcnnych. Obraz je-
60 .,Jency przed frontem'' wraz
innymi jego obFazami byl wysta-
wiony w salonie ,Paryskim W r.
1869. W r. 1873? otworzyi atelicr
w, Scarborough w r 1865 20
stall czlonkiem Academy OF De-
| sign. w r. 1898 otrZymai w Chi.
cago, a W r. 1900 W ParyZu zfoty
medal.
Cincinnati. O., pazdziernika
.Tajni policyanci, ktorzy zajeli
sic sledztwem W sprawie zamor-
dowania Wiocha Giuseppe Lu-
vera, powiadaja, re przez zezna-
MIA osoby, ktorej ME chca wymie-
mic, odkryli giowna kwatere tai
nego wioskiego stowarzyszenia
Camorry. Powiadaja, IL rnaJq ma
TO dowody, re znajduje sic ona W
pewnem malem mieScie Stanu
New York. Szajka tutaj brojaca
dziaia wedle instrukcyj nadsyla,
nych iej re wschodu. Sq nadtc
dowody, re Luvera przypiacii zy.
ciem swoje wzbranianie sic ska
dania op}at ma rzecz tutejszej fl
lii ,,Camorry".
Nowy York, l pazdziernika. =
Teodor Roosevelt wyslosil swa
pierwszq move w teSoroczneJ
lampanii Stanu New York w ha-
Ii Carnegie na zebrariu .,Natio-
nal Republican I.caguc".W movie
swej wykazywai znaczenie plat
formy republikahskiej przyjetej
ma konwencyi w Saratodze j kon-
wencye te okreSlal jako .,ludowa"
wolnq od wszelkich piywow, pod
czas gdy wedle jego slow demo-
kratyczna konwencya W Roche
ster zupeinie bvla pod kontrola
Tammanistow.
Newport News, l pazdziernika.
Onegdaj wieczorem okret weglo-
WV nalezacy do floty Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych Hector" stai sic ME.
zdatnym do podrozy tego powo-
du, re pokradziono w MIN wszyst-
kie mosiezne aparaty i czesci ma
SYN W przedziale maszynowym.
| Jest to jeden Z najnowszych o.
kretow tego typu. Trzeba bedzie
przewiesG go do warsztatow do
reperacyi.
Madison. Wis.,, | pazdziernika.
- Podczas republikahskiej sta
novel konwencyi powszechnie
| moWiono tenn, ze senator Ro-
bert NJ. l.. Toilette bedzie kan
dydatem IA prezydenta " roku
1912 ukfadano nawet plany roz-
poczecia agitacyi ma jego ko-
rzySc W roznych Stanach. Publi-
cznie ogioszone to bedzie w Ii
mie 1911 roklr Jeden poslow
(Lenroot z II dystryktu) w swo-
jei przemowie ma konwencyi wy
kazywai, re zasady doktryny po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-01

tami prasy, drugi pokazai pi-
semne zezwolenie re strony poll
cyl ma ich obecnoSc w tenn miel'
scu. - Pozniej donosza, re ia
Cow oswiadczyl, IL ME poczyni
zadnych krokow przeciw policy
antom, ktorzy wzieli udziai w a
taku. Powiada, re reporterzy wy
kroczyli przeciw przepisom po-
licyjnym, zatem ryzyko music
Ii wziaG ma siebie.
Warszawa, / pazdziernika. -
Wczoraj rozpoczal sic tu strajk
personalu tramwajowego; "a
rzadziia go partya socyalistycz-
ma. Strajkujacy domagaja sic pia-
cy przynajmniej 40 rubli ($2o)
ma miesiac zniesienia pewnych
przepisow tyczacych sic karania
pieieznego, Przywodcow ruchu
aresztowano i tym sposobem ME
dopuszczono do rozruchoW.
Berlin, pazdziernika. Rozru-
chy W Moabicie ME So zwykla
swawola motlochu, wszystko
Swiadczy, re wedle ulozonych 2
CORY planow zostaly inscenizowa-
ne prowadzone. Sygnal do Mich
dalo podpalenie ma ulicy stosu z
porozbijanych pax beczek, ia
kotez materacow przepojonych
naftq. Straz ogniowa ugasila O.
glen, podczas gdy policya tlumi-
! la rozruchy. w rozruchach we
wielu miejscach kobiety brafy u,
dziai.
Berlin, / pazdziernika. = O
podrozy cesarzewicza Wilhelma:
ktora wkrotce ma sic rozpoczat
blizSze podaja szczegoly. Ma on
rowniez odwiedzic niemieckie po;.
siadlosci we wschodniej Afrycee.
Z Ceylonu uda sic do Afrylli ma
pancerniku Gneisenau. Do orsza,,
ku jego nalezec beda: Gen. por. ~
Schenck, gen. adrtant cesarza,
przydany cesarzewiczowi; hr, ~
Solms Wildenfels osobisty a
djutant cesarzewicza; poruczmk
V. Zobeltitz, officer ordynansowy
cesarzewicza; lekarz przyboczny
cesarzewicza prof. DIR. Widen
mann; posel v. Treutler, nadporu-
cznik rezerwy V. Finckenstein;
sekretarz nadworry Sommer.
Petersburg, / pazdziernika.
Cholera W prowincyi amurskiej
ma Syberyi szerzy sic W sposdh
zatrwazajacy. W ciqgu tygodn!a
konczacego sic % wrzesnia de-
niesiono o 26 wypadkach zachoro-
wanna - wypadkach smierci. z
tych 12 wypadkow zachorowania
i : wypadkow smierci zasz}o W
stolicy Blogoweszczensku. Take
we Ferghehan w Turkestanie
pojawiia sic cholera, Dotychczas
W calem panstwie wedle rapor-
tow urzedu zdrowia zachorowalo
ma cholere 19s,246 osob, umar-
10 o2,32O. w tygodniu cd II do
% wrzesnia zachorowalo 3,05S o.
sob umario 1,474. Tu w miescie
zmiejszyla sic iloSc wypadkow.
w ciagu biezacego tygodnia e1a
osob zachorowalo, so u1narlo !;
w szpitalach jest chorych ma cho-
lere 1913.
Rzym, 1 pazdziernika. - u
rzedowe sprawozdanie wypad-
kach cholery podaje nastepujace
cyfry: Miasto Neapol, Is nowych
wypadkow, IL smierci; prowincya
Salerno 1 nowy wypadek, wy
padek Smierci; prowincya Caser-
ia, / wypadek smierci 4 nowych
chorych; prov. Apulia, 8 wypad-
ki Smierci, 4 nowe wypadki "a
chorowania.
Berlin, l pazdziernika. = Mi
nisteryum wojny oglosiio, re wy
znaczy $4,000 nagrody dla wy
scigow awiatorow.
Forli, W}ochy, 1 pazdziernika.
= Wojskowy balon re sterem.
ktory we czwartek w podrozy z
Rzvrn11 do Wenecvi IN sic zatrzv-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-01
Strajk tramwajowy w Warszawie.
pOdr6i nIemlecklsgO nastapCy frOnu.
Postepy cholery w Rosyii we Wloszech
PrzelOt W balonie ponad Apeniny.
WOina mledzy kumpaniami naftowemi W JapOnii.

kOnwency demokratyczneJ w to
N. Y. Snliere sawnego maarAa
anlery ,CamOrra." Perwsza HOose
tegorocznei Okret rzadowy Okradziony
La Toilette lydatem prezydenta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-01

Hatterman Glanz, 111o MilWaD'
kee avenue pozycza wan pieniedzy
ma spiaceaie starej hypoteki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-01

Hatterman CLAM, lilo Milwau.
kee avenue pozycza wan pieniedzy
ma properta po biezacych ratach pro.
centowych.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

CLEMSON COMMENCEMENT.
lGNcRcises Proper Begin Sunday,
June 5-Scrmon and Address, :

Clemson College, May 24.-The
program for Clemson's fourteenth an
nual commencement exercises has
been arranged and Invitations have
been issued by the faculty and SEN
ior class.
Preliminary to the regular COM
mencement exercises the College
Glee Club entertainment will be
given on Saturday evening at $50,
June 4th
Commencement proper begins Sun
day morning, June S, with the bacca-
laureate sermon by Rev. George III.
Cornelson, Jr., d. d. At 8 p. III. Of
the same day the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will hold its closing
exercises.
On Monday morning, June 6, at IL
a. m. the three literary societies will
hoid their annual joint oratorical
contest, the Calhoun Society to be
represented by II. NJ. Simpson, the
Co lumbia by II. S. Johnson, and the
Palmetto by r. E. Nickles. On Mon
day evening at 8 p. NJ. the alumni ad-
dress will be delivered by A. J. Speer,
of the class Of 1905, after which tho
| alumni association will hold its an
nual meeting.
Tuesday, June z, will be Gradua-
ton day. The address to the gradu-
ating class will be delivered at 1890
a. m. by DR.. E. B. Craighead, for
merly president Of Clemson College,
now president Of Tulane University.
FOLLOWING him will be the three SEN
ior class speakers, II. r. Clinkscales.
a. A. Mekeown and G. f. Middleton.
after which will come the delivery OF
diplomas and the awarding Of medals,
AS heretofore, the shops and labo-
ratories OF the several departments
VIII be open for the inspection of the
visitors on Monday afternoon from Q
to o'clock, and military drill and
dress parade will be held at 5 o'clock.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
Came from Cell with Sensation.

New York, May 23.-Oliver Spit
Zer, whose conscience hurt him, came
back TO New York tonight like a
spectre from the grave, and, with a
pardon from the President in his
pocket, gave testimony at the trial
or Charles r. IIeike, secretary-trea-
snrer Of the American Sugar Refining
Company, who, with five subordi-
mates, IS charged with conspiracy to
detraud the government in under
weights of sugar imports.
Splitter, as superintendent Of the
company's Williamsburgh (Brook-
lym docks, got two years i'm the At
lanta prison for his participation in
the frauds, but he was quietly par
doned by tho President, after serving
only three months, and having made
full confession and promised that he
viii aid the government in it's at
tempt to convict his former asso-
CiatoS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
LOCAL MATTERS AT FAIR PLAY.
Community Shocked by Death of Mrs.
John Mays-Pcrsonals.

Fair Play, May 23.-Special: Mr..
and Mrs. G. e. Gray, Of Westminster,
came down last Friday and erected
a handsome monument to the grave
, of Thos. r. Harris.
Mrs. S. e. Barton has returned
home from pleasant visit to rela-
tives at Greenville and Piedmont.
Mrs. John Kibler, of Newberry
who is pleasantly remembered as
Miss Fannie Sheldon, is visiting at
I the home OF j. d. Sheldon.
Mrs. ID. V. Wright has returned
home after two weeks visit to her
daughter, Mrs. d. II. Harris, Of Co
lumhia.
Lost-Between f. b. Watson's and
Fair Play, a satchel containing pair
or gold spectacles and two-dollar
: bill. The finder will please return to
Mrs. S. +. Stribling.
Allen Matett and family attended
tpe commencement sermon OF the
/. Westminster Graded School Sunday.
Mrs. w. l.. Dobbs visited in West
minister last Friday.
Miss; Margie Stribling, Of Westmin-
ster is the guest Of her cousins, the
Misses Sheldon, this week.
Harry Sheldon, Of the Citadel, is
at home to be present at the Glenn
Sheldon wedding.
Our community was shocked last
Sunday when it was learned that
Mrs. John Mays had died from heart
failure after a serious attack Of mea-
sles. Mrs. Mays was, before her mar
riage, Miss Frances Clark. and
leaves. besides her husband, three
daughters and two sons-Misses Dora
and Bessie, Mrs. II. d. Whitworth
and DR.. Clayton and Edgar Mays
to mourn her sad death. The fune-
raj services were conducted from the
Bearerdam Baptist church by her
pastor, Rev. ]. E.McDavid She was
consistent member OF the Beaver
dam church. Truly good woman
has gone to her reward. The sorrow
ing relatives have the sympathy of
many friends.
Hon. E. l.. Hemdon and Hon. J. r.
Earle. of Walhalla, we're down last
week ON professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Callahan and
three children visited at Conneross
Sunday.
Miss Cora Wyly. OF Richland, was
the guest last week Of her aunt, Mrs.
S. y. Stribling
Mrs. S. A. Glenn was shopping i'm
Anderson last week. w.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

of our school, Is attending commence
ment here and visiting at the home
OF I. n. Carter. She is accompanied
by her sister, Miss Jessie.
The ball game Thursday with tho
Pendleton team was very exciting.
Our team won by a score Of If to
o. Rain prevented the game Fri
day.
Prof. VIM. S. Morrison and Prof.
a. B. Bryan, Of Clemson College,
wore Two of The competent Judges
who rendered decisions in the three
contests. We thank these gentlemen
for the interest they have taken in the
welfare OF our school. Prof. Morri-
son made short address to an en-
thusiastic audience Tuesday morning.
Many from here will attend the
Sunday School Convention at South
Union Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Rosa Foster, OF Oakway, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Cary Poore.
Miss Grace Russell, OF Russcll's, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. }. j. Nc
Leskey. She Is accompanied by
her nephew, Thos. Irwin, Of La
Grange, Ga.
Mrs. Reid Lcathers, Of Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F.
w. SullHOH.
Miss Lola May Woolbright, O.
Townville, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
S. w. Dickson.
Rev. w. E. Gaillard died Thursday
morning after long battle for life
with consumption. Although he had
lived here only one year, by his noble
bearing and upright walk and con-
Versation he had won the confidence
or all who knew him. He was
godly man, and was power for good
in any community. After funeral
services at the residence the body
was carried to Greer for interment.
we extend sympathy to the bereav-
ed widow, son and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Mays, of At
lanta, passed through here to-day on
their way to Fair Play to attend the
funeral Of their mother, Mrs. Mays.
Miss Margie Stribling IS In Fair
Play to-day to attend the Sheldon.
Glenn wedding. s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
Negro Mob Tried to Lynch.

Atlanta. Ga. May 22.-lncensed
because three II their race had been
wounded "s he result Of pistol
duel between two negro men. five
hundred of the inhabitants Of the
negro section yesterday attacked one
or the duelists, the other having es-
capped, and, it is stated, were about to
lEnch him when they were dispersed
by the arrival Of the police and the
breaking OF a rather severe storm.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
rheumatism Attacks Tillman.

Atlanta, May 21.-Senator b. r.
'Illlman has suffered a serious attack
or rheumatism, following his para
lytlc stroke OF some weeks ago, and
Is coming back to the sanitarium for
treatment within a few days. The
mead physician at the sanitarium
said that he did not know exactly
when the Senator would arrive, but
he expected him within day or two.
Since Senator Tillman left here after
MS treatment he has been on his
farm at Trenton recuperating.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
Il Man Wants to Die

only when a lazy liver and sluggish
bowels cause frightful despondency.
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills expel
poisons from tho system; bring hone
and courage; cure all liver, stomach
and kidney troubles; impart health
and vigor TO the weak, nervous and
ai!ing. 25c. at all druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeteD the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow Of gastric Juice, thereby induc-
Ing good digestion. Sold by Seneca
Pharmacy; l.. G. Martin, Clemson
College.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
1T contains no opium or other mar
cotics and can be given with implicit
confidence. AS a quick cure for
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are susceptible, 1t Is unsurpassed.
Sold by Dr. j. w. Bell, Walhalla;,
G. w. Wickliffe, West Union.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
by sTECI1, SHEIlOR & SCHROEDER.

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Best Timothy rhunde
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
Notice to Voters Mt Salem.

The Salem Democratic Club Is re-
quested to meet at the school house
on May 2Sth, at $40 D. m.
w. M. Perry, President
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-18
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Judge OF Supreme Court,
John c. Brown, Fredericktown
For superintendent Of Schools,
VIM. p. Evans, st. Louis.
For Railroad Commissioner,
Frank A. wightman, Monett.
For Congressman, 9th District,
Francis II. DE Vol, Holden.
For Circuit Judge,
Chas. A. Denton, Butler, Mo.
For state Senator 10th District.
Thor. O. Storla, Appleton City
For Representative.
Daniel w. Grimm.
FOR Presiding Judge of Co. Court
r. f. Harper.
Tor Judge Co. COurtN. District.
Thaddeus Green.
For Judge Co. Court S. District.
Adam Seelinger.
For Judge Probate Court,
A. :. MiIhoTn.
For Clerk Circuit Court,
J. II. Douglass.
For Clerk County Court,
J. G. Doolittle
For Recorder of Deeds,
Chas. +. Beard.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-18

that he was happy over the fact.
Then ne dreamed Shat he sold q
for 30 cents a bushel and his
happiness was greater. But he
dreamed now that he he'd sold ID
to four thousand different people
a bushel to each one, and that no
body had paid him and he was
sad. When he awoke It was
broad daylight, and leOping out
Of bed he exclaimed 90 his wife:
"Rebecca, l have had q solemn
warning and l know the mean
ing of IL. / am going right or
to town and pay that printer the
dollar / owe him for that paper.
-Ex.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-18
pralnans

The kind OF redemption for Nilsson
nj advocated and promoted by Gov
Crnor Uadlcy and the Republican par.
y is illustrated by the following story
from the Parma New Madrid county,
Victor. II sounds better than tho
Democratic slogan. Missouri must DO
redeemed from Republican rule" The
Victor says
The drainage bitches In Now Mad
rid county have worked some wonder.
fui changes IN this section during tho
past year aud a trip east on the Cot
ton ilrlt railroad. as far as Little riN
cr. should be- enough 10 convince tho
most Rccptical An the land between
IAitlo river add Mays switch and
most OF the land east OF Como was
always under water before the drain.
age bitches were built through that
section only a year ago, an these
lands we're "a vast swamp, water a.
many places being six 10 eight feet
deep; today this same land Is being
cleared up and put Ia cultivation,
aud in parts where the water was the
deepest. and reclamation seemed inn.
possible, there are today crops OF corn
growing, This wonderful change has
been brought about by the drainage
bitches, and so the good work OF rec.
lamauou will go on until every acre
OF overflow land IN New Madrid coun.
ty will be drained and put In ouluya,
ton