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spoonfuls glycerne and one-half pint
cold water Stir and let stand a few
hours. Then apply freely. This cream
Jelly will remove ali dirt and Oh from
4 the pores Of your skin. ! find Il splendid
for reducing Hhe iz9 u4TaatHc pores. re-
moving wrinklas. and eqrrecting fabbi-
ness KS continued use will 30 wonders
I'm making ones complexion plump and
velvety. use nothing fclse for massage
purposes
Mrs. c. IL Although yodr hair seems
rather scant, YOU can make Il look beau
tiful and not show aIIy evidence or thin
ness II you will shampoo II every two
weeks with teaspoonful of canthrox
dissolved In q cup Of hot water This
will be none too often, as this ~ a
very safe. reliable shampoo II will
cleanse your scalp as nothing else viii:
II dries very quickly and Will soften aud
fluff up your hair until there will seem
TO be twice as much Of Il. Try this
shampoo few times and very likely
YOU will no longer need to wear false
hair; IL will stop all irritation. reinove
The dandruff and restore your scalp to a
healthy condition. Never shampoo with
soap. The alkali in soap Injuries the
hair. makes 1t duh brittle and streaky.
You can get canthrox shampoo at most
1 Nairdresscrs o. prepare y az home at
amall cost
I r. B. H.: | am sorry YOU permitted
! the clerk 10 sell rou something else when
/ YOU asked for delatone. ! know Of moth
\ ing else so satisfactory for the removal
7 OF superfluOua hair from the forearmS
and face. II YOU insist upon II. YOUR
druggist will gst delatoHa.tqr- sou X he
should not happen 20 have L IN stock.
See that you eetran uREtnai one-ounce
package, Nix little of the delatone
with enuhgh water 20 make 4 paste.
! Cover the surface from which you wish
70 remoFc the halt with bis paste; let
7 Vi remain two OF three minutes. then
awipelB ofs tue Itgte eahdl1w wash the
i skin with warm water The first APP
plicttion Wfl remove the, hair. but IL
inlay return again light aid thin. Apply
= the detitonaa two on three times and
4 vow VIII he rdipf tbss,unHlghily halrfor
SoTh lia iis.a m' tAse
X. sirna 5FNteinapia applicas'Gt wilt
not. rid ssolp 'of.Opimplesi an Nhsa
caused hS dcranged digestion. ood
or inactive liver Try this OLD 1aaed.
home made tonic. Dissolve a. II, cup
sugar and one ounce kardene Ia half
pint alcohol then add enough ling
water to make full quart , ae a
u Tablespoonful before each meal aW eft
will tone up your whole system. rcStora
your lost appetite and give YOU energy
and a will TO work This ionic will clear
mp sal'ow complexion and purify the
blood as nothing else will.
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RspupIArEs ALExANosR's


cities interested In the matter
regret very much that any one should
send out communication such as the
one referred TO In your conversation
IL they have been sent out Although
| know only what you said 10 regard
TO such letter. With best wishes for
your personal success. | am.
n o Very sincerely yours.
W ~ FRED p, BRANSON,
Chairman
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MENU FOR FRIDAY.
Rreakfaet

MENU rOK FRIDAY.
Breakfast.
Oranges, cereal and cream, clam
frittefs, Boston brown bread (steanf
ed), toast, tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Welsh rarebit. boiled potatoes with
butter and parsley sauce, salad OF
string beans and lettuce Ga left over,
crackers and cheese, cream puffs,
/ tea.
Dinner.
Goldfish chowder, baked shad, stew
ed celery. mashed and Drowned pota.
toes. sliced bananas and cream, cake,
black coffee. The Daily Leader.
Mrs. G. w. Jones and Mrs ]. U
Corey were here today from Mulhall
The automobile club has rendered
the use OF their cars to the Confed
crate Veterans and the Daughters oil
the Confederacy tomorrow afternoon
to convey them to the cemetery where
they will observe decoration day. All
Confederat veterans and their wives
and children are requested TO meet
at 1880 al the city hall from where
they will start fof the cemetery.
Mrs. r M. Canton has returned
from spending few days In Nor
] man.
Judge Hayes left today in company
with his little daughter, Ruby. ant
his sister for ChIckasha. The judg,
will be gone about ten days. Misi
Hayes will go to Texas for q month";
stay,
Mrs John r Abernathy returne,
this morning from visit out Of The
city. f
A marriage license was issued thi
morning for S. L. Fleming. aged 81
and Pearl Dodd, aged Is. They ar
residents of Guthrie township.
Miss Charlotte Clark who has bee
& sick is able to be ont. st tta
i miss Flora Matson and Miss Eleno
WILLIAMS graduate tonight from tn
kalethodist hospital as trained nursei
! The East Guthrie w. c. 7. U. WI
meet tomorrow afternoon In th
church parlors at o'clock. /
4 Miss May Nix returned TO Oklaht
ma this morning. She came ip las
evening and was the guest of Mis-
Bette Skidmore, attending the Kel
miss dance last evening.
Miss Joy Hancock and mother, Mrs
VI. B. Hancock. were he today o
their return TO saltwater TO theI
home In Chickasha.
Miss Mathews left this morning fo
a few days visit with her sister !
Edmond.
-EfLittle Miss Flo Carver returned |
oklahoma City today. She has bee
tpcnding the winter here with Mr.
\. l. Mccracken and attendln
SCHOOL
Miss Della Scribbins has retufne
! from visit In Kingfisher and was a
Z companied home by Miss Emma Nee
BAf II .MW ID. fAAR1IIl]..I...s Ill ]. I.
: Ing from visit IN Enid and Oklah
4 ma City and Is the guest of her 81
q ter, Mrs. James Baxter.
e Mrs CARRIER and Mrs. Richards le
Yesterday for their home In WInfIe
g Kas, aftee a visit with Mrs l.. II
s mine.
\. Mrs. J, !. Merrick left today I
d points In Ohio and Michigan to speI
d 1.-The summer months.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Z. u. Fa
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Whether you are working for your-
self or for some one else you want 10
accumulate wealth and TO do this you
must begin now TO save your income
or your earnings, and deposit them
with the National Bank OF Commerce
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
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enid services were IN denianu nav
Ing been called upon TO tic the nup-
tual knot at two o'clock in the couh.
try nine miles and again at four
O'Clock IN the city The two o'clock
wedding took place at the home OF
the bride, Miss Theresa Kelloggs par
ents, In the country. The groom is
VIM. G.. Rogers, a prosperous farmer
eleven miles from Guthrie where the
young couple will make their home
after June 10.
MS. $, r. Blincoe and children Will
accompany her mother. Mrs. Bern
hard, to Washington, ID. G., In about
two weeks for an extended visit with
relatives
Ia Mrs. ]. G. Boedecker, 62i North
Vine invited in q group OF her little
daughte. Mildreds playmates yester'
day from to In celebration OF Mil
dred's seventh birthday. Tho hours
were filled with frolic and merry
making. and best OF all was the feast
of good things severed the pretty
& CUP. Those enjoying the afternoon
re./Mary Lee Owen, Bul rell Meis-
lnger. Florence Hawkins, Madeline
Louther, Kathrine Overholzer.< Lee
West Doris Rexroad, Mildred Fish
Maurine Howe, Wilma and Haze
Briggs, Thelma Fields and Virginia
Eastman. Mrs, Walter Welsh assist
ed In carrying for the pleasures Of
the little ones. The young hostess
received many pretty remembrances
Mrs Hazel Halsted has gone tc
Shawnee to attend Baptist conyen
ton
! A band of Guthrie women continue
to give of their time and labofs In tn,
ana of the capital location committee
Yesterday afternoon Mt least twenty
five Of the prominent club womei
spent the entire afternoon address
Ing and stamping envelopes.
Mrs Horace Speed left last evening
lor-a short stay In Kansas CITY.
] Mrs, ! II Crawford was accompak
I'd to hee home in Wichita last even
lhg by Mr. and Mrs Morley Smltl
whose marriage occurred yesterday.
The ladies of the Methodist EpIsct
pal church are selling tickets for tn
formal opening of the soda 'ountai
al Post Office drug store Is morfol
evening
Mr.. and Mrs Karl Fi'.on and thre
children left today for ,aeir new hom
! IN Edmond after visit Of sewers
weeks with the formers pa ents
this city,
N Mrs. Jack Morris entertained N
Kimona club and few speci
Yguests yesterday afternoon for IN
INirst time al her new home Mr.
DCha les Bllllngsley won the club prli
y and Mrs, Frank Post the guest
Mrs. Eslic Walton, sister OF the no
, tess. assisted in serving a liz
luncheon at the conclusion OF ii
= -afternoun. Besides the membe
there were present Mesdames Frar
Post. Enoch Bamford and Miss Lei
, egt Mrs. Maurice O'Rourk will @
tertaln the club next week at Il
lone.
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MURRAY SPEAKS 1T ENID
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Enid, Okla. June introduced by
Edmond Frantz, VIM H. Murray ad,
dressed a monster crowd at the court
house here last night. Three hundred
we're unable to get to the room, On
the stage were Senator Pat Goulding,
County Chairman Frank Hamilton and
Mayor Randolph The meeting was
ouser Mr. Murray's speech was
given the closest attention and ap-
plause and cheers were frequent.
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ald G. A. Hughes have gone to Tulsa
to attend the State Dental associa-
ton meeting. DR.. Render expects to
leave tonight.
F. M. Mckee is here from Alva.
Edwin Goodwin of Jacksonville
Fla, is registered at the lone.
H. w. Granzon OF the Citizens Bank
OF Edmond, was here last evening, re-
turning home this morning.
DR.. West was called to Coyle this
afternoon in consultation with Dr..
Comptou.
B. f. Coughlan Is out of the city on
| business.
! DR.. Howard of Oklahoma City, anu
/ Drs. Barnes and Render Of Pauls Val.
4 ley, spent last night In the city
guests of the latter brother DR.. A. G.
BENDER.
w A TrembIy Is here from Fort
Worth. Tex. visiting relatives.
| n ssli n Y Eas,ahgrora Is here from Enid
DAM Walker was here today from
Iawhses s8&46
B. +. Woodruff has traded his resi-
4 eenceA for eighty acres of land two
miles north of Cashion. Mr.. Wood
ruff Is president of the Farmers State
bank at Cashion and for that reason
has moved there to be nearer his bus
mess. Joseph Herber who purchased
( The Woodruff house will move his
family here.
Attorne. John Devereaux was in
/ Cherokee today.
/ l.. W. Baxter is in Enid on business
4 Dr. J. i. Melvin is In Oklahoma
City on business
s. w. StCne went to Durant today.
WANTED-BoY WITH HORSE TIC
4 CARRY LEADER ROUTE. APPLY
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lots OF kicks coming for there lot
OF lnsurgent Democrats in Oklahoma
on the capital question. Won't II be
funny?
w. Js.GslAWFORD.
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PROSPECTUS.

Friday.
Guthrie Whist club meets with Mrs
f. NJ. Canton, III East Noble
Friday afternoon Bridge club meets
With Mrs. Charles Sccly,
Public dance In evening at Island
park.
Saturday.
Phi Delpha Gammas meet with with
Miss Iva Fife.
Rooney Mooney Shah club meets
In afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

WANTED Salesman In city for fast
selling article. Good commission.
Apply Room 2 over Ramsays.
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Mr.. and MIS-. II. /. Boynton lert TO.
day for the home In Edmond, after
attending the marriage last evening
or their niece, Miss Alta Boynton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

MAN WANTED---at BarrIck's Candy
store, 204 East Oklahoma Avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

Mrs w. A. F'rasier left today for a
two days visit in Chandler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

tation OF the Taylor Election Law
We should secure the necessary
signatu es and make the Taylor bill
part OF the laws OF this state and
at the same time move our capital
away from negro and Republican IN
fluence at Guthrie
The capital removal and location
hills are Democratic measures and
have the support OF Democratic ad-
nllnistration. Opposition to these
bills comes from Republican papers
and politicians OF this state.
It is vel y necessary that Democracy
MAINTAIN It's high standard of citizen
ship, which can only be done by elm
mating the vicious and ignorant fac
tors In our state politics.
Let the People Rule is the Demo-
craey's battle cry. This the time
| for the people to rule. Vote Yes for
Senator Taylor's election law, Yes toi
the capital removal, and Yes for Ok
lahoma City.
Democrats, whats the use of max
ing Senator Taylor's bill, containing
the grandfather clause. law in Ok
lahoma--if you leave the capital at
| egropolis-Guthrie.
What's the use OF foollng with the
Negro question?
Adopt the Taylor amendment. vote
Yes for the removal of the capital.
Yes for Oklahoma City, and you have
eliminated the negro and your capital
city from Republican politics.
Democrats, the Morris Packing com
pany sold one-fourth OF i.020 acres
OF land for si.6O0,O00 The capital
commission can, from the sale OF
1000 acres of land now owned Dy
the state, adjoining Oklahoma City
sell over s5,OO0OJ0 worth Of buildlnt
sites, which Will erect magniflcenI
capitol buildings without cost TO th'
n people of this state, as provided II
the bill.
4 In addition to this, Oklahoma CIT.
offers the people Of this state, tn
choice of several other excellent capl
tol sites adjacent 10 the city.
The noise made by Negfopoli
(Guthrie) sounds very much like
iquawk when Frank Greer, tsathri
and the negroes ask you 10 vote NJ
on the Taylor bill and No on the car
| ital removal bill and Yes for Guimls
Write me any suggestions that 20
may have that will aid In getting ou
the Democratic vote June II. 1910
Yours for Democratic succesm
" lsignedJ w. l.. ALEXANDER.
I
The letter Just quoted was reptile
I tol by w. ! Crawford Of Guthrie, an
|. this eply Is worthy OF wide publlclt
, Nj. Crawford's letter was addresse
= TO the editor OF he Kingfisher Time
and was as follows,
k Guthrie. okla. May is. 1910.
!. Mr. u. G. Woodwofth, Kingishc
!. Oklahoma.
O Dear Brother: | am sending you
copy OF that stuff being sent out fro
Oklahoma City from their local Der
a ocratic headquarters.
was not aware that this capt.
fight was a Democratic measure uni
}. read this. and II II Is. then ther
r seems 70 be whole lot OF Democrat
z insurgents In Oklahoma and N
Alexander win have to line up wi
Taft, AldriclI and Cannon aud 20 in
the reading OUT business and viii
D they kick ort Republicans ne ca
kick out Democrats aud he win ha'
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e. a, Smith spent'the day here from
'hdhoief'
I from Btafnees ehf<gt1ssI

George Silsby arrived in the city
last evening from Saginaw, Mieh.-
E. R. Dickman is in the city from
pawnee.
p IN. &. Derr IS in the city from
Cleveland, o.
r. NJ. Fawcett, chief clerk at the
lone, leaves this evening on. a months
vacation to be spent in Chicago, De-
troit and other Eastern points.
]. A. Wagner Is here from Atchison
Heron u. Harrison is in the city
from Topeka
j. II. Huckleberry came In last even.
ing from Muskogee.
w. A. Ward is here from oklaho.
ma City.
W. A. Todd was here today from
Shawnee.
R. Letonsford of the state oil land
department, Is here from Cleveland.
R. c. Wheeler. W. II. Courtner and
II O. Martin we're here today from
Oklahoma City.
vAttgs aiulOefA- s4biyoIu nJir
NJ. Il. Clark is in the city from
Wichita.
Drs. A. c. Hixon, r. O. Hilschi
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aid G. A. Hughes have gone to Tulsa
to attend the State Dental associa-
ton meeting. DR.. Render expects to
leave tonight.
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SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

The iron work on the Harrison ave-
nue bridge across the Rock Island cut
has been repainted.
The Hill concrete force Is making
fine progress on Oak and Elm streets
Attendance at the Logan county
normal institute today reached o.
WANTED-BOY WITH HORSE TO
CARRY LEADER ROUTE. APPLY
At ONCE
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F. M. Mckee is here from Alva.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

Edwin Goodwin of Jacksonville
Fla, is registered at the lone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

Mrs. J. J.. Merrick left today for
points In Ohio and Michigan to spend
the summer months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

II. w. Granzon OF the Citizens Bank
OF Edmond, was here last evening, re-
turning home this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

Miss May Nix returned to Oklaho.
ma this morning. She came up last
evening and was the guest of Miss
Bette Skidmore, attending the Ker-
miss dance last evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

Mrs. CARRIER and Mrs. Richards left
yesterday for their home In Winfield
Kas., after visit with Mrs l.. Ro
mine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

Miss Joy Hancock and mother. Mrs.
VI. B. Hancock. were he today on
their return 10 saltwater TO their
home In Chickasha
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NJ ,nA..NN -fAARlGIIIIs.tIs,. III ~. q

Ing from visit IN Enid and Oklaho-
ma City and Is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. James Baxter
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The letter Just quoted was replied
toy by w J. Crawford Of Guthrie aud
this eply Is worthy OF wide publlclSy
Nj Crawford's letter was addressed
TO the editor OF he Kingiisher Times
and was as follows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-02

Miss Mathews left this morning for
a few days visit with her sister in
Edmond
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-30
CITATION NOTICE.

The State of South Carroll "a ,
County of Oconee.-Un Court of
Probate by ID. A. Smith, Judge OF
Probat Whereas, JOE WILSON
has made suit TO me to grant
him Letters Of Administration of the
Estate Of and Effects of Mary Will
son, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin.
dred and creditors of the said
Mary Wilson, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Wal
halla Court House, South Carolina,
on Monday, the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1910, after publication hereof,
at o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, If any they have, why the
said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
10Th day OF November, a. D. 1910.
(Seal) d. A. SMITH.
Judge Of Probate for Oconee County.
South Carolina.
Published on the 30th day of No
vember and 7th day Of December,
1910, In The Keowee Courier and on
the Court House door for the time
prescribed by law. 48-49
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-30
5000 BABIES STARVING.
Result OF Labor War in Chicago
MILK Fund Started.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-Thc citizens
strike committee, which has investi-
gated conditions in the families OF
striking garment workers, reported
to-day that 1000 babies are starv-
lnS here as result OF the labor war.
The report was made at a meeting al
ilull House, and special babies
mix fund was started at once by
members OF the committee.
Estimates at the meeting showed
II would take at least 500 day to
provide milk for babies in actual
want and the suffering appeared so
great that $l.l00 was contributed by
members OF .he committees The
fund IS TO be kept distinct from other
strikers funds.
The garment strike is no nearer
settlement than Il week ago. accord
ing TO reports OF the unions. and
both sides have settled down for n
long struggle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-30
FACTS FROM FAIR PLAY.
Glymph Reunion II Pleasant Occa-
siOn-Items of Local Interest.

Fair Play, Nov. 2S.-Special: Mr..
and Mrs. B. II. Glymph entertained
their children and grand children at
family reunion on Thanksgiving
day. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Joe II. Olympia and baby, Mr..
and Mrs Fl. NJ. Lovinggood ana chill
dren, Mrs. Joe Harbin and baby, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Nj. Glymph, Monroe,
Wallace, Olin and Rosa. The day
was most pleasantly spent and the
dinner fit for king. The table
fairly groaned with delicacies Of va
rious kinds, including Il big fat tur-
key, custards, various kinds of cakes,
tempting coffee, hot chocolate. etc.
The four married children were seat
cd side by side at the table-Corrie.
Dora, Joe and Louisiana hidden in
their doilies was a tive-dollar bill
apiece--a gift from their mother. All
the grandchildren were present
inggood, Shelor Glymph Harbin, and
Henry Wyatt Glymph This being
the first reunion in the Glymph fam
lily it will long be remembered by
each one present. Albert Marett was
the only invited guest present out
side Of the family.
f. Nj. Davis and Mrs. Thos Isbell
entertained quite a number Of their
friends Thanksgiving.
Several OF our young people met
at the home Of Miss Ielma Isbell
last Thursday evening and spent the
time pleasantly in merry games and
social chat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark ID. Stribling
are entertaining young man at their
home near here. CONGRATULATIONS.
Dr.. and Mrs. Leslie Stribling, of
Seneca, visited relatives here last
week.
Drs. Heller and Whiteside. of La
vonia, were guests Of Dr. j. r. Hell
Ter Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Joe Harbin and little son. of
Westminster, visited her parents here
last week.
Thanksgiving services were appro-
priately observed at the Baptist
church on last Thursday. Rev. I. e..
McDavid. the pastor, preached a very
forceful sermon.
Misses Louise Sheldon and Dollie
Knox spent last Wednesday in La
vonia.
l.anrens Sheldon spent Thankseiv-
ing in Liberty with MIR. and Mrs. w.
Is. Glenn and other relatives.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-30
CLEMSON, OCONEE COUNTY.
Vote on Question of Transfer of
Territory was Small.

The vote on the question Of the
transfer of small portion OF Oconee
county to Anderson county was taken
last Tuesday, the result being favor
able to the territory. which included
Clemson College, remaining in Oco-
nee. There were only l5 votes cast,
1G being favorable to remaining in
Oconee, while there were twenty
nine favorable to going over to An
dcrson. The majority was favora-
bic 20 Anderson, but on all such
questions two-thirtis majority is
necessary to transfer territory, and
hence the proposition to go over to
Anderson failed to carry.
1t Is q matter Of congratulation
that the territory will remain within
the county Of Oconee, Clemson Col
lege (the old Fort Hill property ,
being one Of the landmarks OF the
county, and one that many Of her
citizens would have regretted great
ly 10 lose. Though there was no
great intcrcEt---activc interest at
]east-manifeste by our citizens,
still there was no lack Of interest
felt in the outcome OF the election
held on the question. The whole
county felt an interest in the matter.
but the disposition was to let those
directly interested settle the question
without interference from those
whose interest was OF more gene
raj nature
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-30
Not s, NY for BIundcr.

"lf my frie-lds hadn't blundered in
thinking | was doomed victim of
consumption, I might not be alive
now, writes d. Y. Sanders, Of Har-
rodsDurg, Ky, "but for years they
saw every attempt to cure a lung
racking cough fail. At last | tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery. The ef-
tect was wonderful. 1t soon stop
ped the cough, and I am now in bet
ter health than | have had for years.
This wonderful life-savcr is an unri-
vailed remedy for coughs, colds, la
grlrpc, asthma, Group, hemorrhages,
whooplng cough or weak lungs. soc.
and 81. Trial bottle free. Guaran-
teed by all druggists.