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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16

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Scat 6.00s, pspbsrss $40. Gnsss 5.4st.
arsnuIstsb b.2ot, Gsnfsetisnsss ~" S.lot.
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per Oansns. Sosehum 3s--40e per 9aaons.
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2sxiNsns, Bancs psab S-sSr. prtna ~
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o. tier. - 1ahfrsse Gut. grstfs fen.
Baxss GssansSy S31St. Gssanssy hseS 32s.
So. tesnsS aot, faHey Dsisy 32t. Re. ]
adh. - Rsrlt Assis. DSts Ia. 1876,
nsshpsf4ItAsr l1--l7He, Rss Dsrs lyh.s.
04vstvsr 19L-a0sa 3imeasssS 1915.
Dsi6 l6e ysr B.uns.
gur. - anaebot mdtts. Breiie feit
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anbsrs 2st, iseonss zoe PES Eth. 10 sad
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PER pfs.
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| sepoan!i4e &z.a5-2.T5 pet HbI.
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q .5o--5.50 Nsffina $t.50--5.0o PEI 0tas
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aDeintrauben.-Go Goneorn 26--3oc pc
8 gfune aorb, Eoup i5-ibe, Niagara 10
| l6c per yonnsAorb.
| Exttteu.- -tl.S0 per aorb.
9retbeIbeere $3.50 per Bbl
| Rartsffefn. - louisville 81 .75--i 81
Tihiaan 81 .73--l.s5. 9aitern ebcre &i.7l
LIS. sinbeimiiAs $2.00--2.2S per Obl
unb 46-50c per Bn.
/ Sfibtarto ffeEH. Sdncp Serfe
90. .3S-2. 80, Gaftsrm Gbsre $l.50 - LIZ
einheimiits 81 .O0---l.25 per Dbl.
Rraut. - NGsst kssts. GtRbsimii&s
90 - e0s per DBL uno 800 - 500 ~
Ton onf benz geleiis. Jaxe. Daniih So
|-ioOO per Ton.
| 0mtebe Ina Geibe $2.O0-2.2k ,,
Dbl. unb 6O-SS per Hu.
i Ten atssA - Ginbeimii4e $l.5o-l.7
per 6u.
/ RASsM-tl.Os-l.2S per 9bl. unb 81
yss eanper.
II Orane 90 0cbnea.-GinheimifAs B 60-7l
per Rorb nnb ei.S0-l.W per 8u. Sa'
II 4snbsDssss::s.
! cslsss. -Asss ksits. Sstns 1al
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16

Gin elephant, Der tau
Ienb Qeben rettete. Die iingIt
qemeloete ueberihpemmungstataitro
pbe am 0anges, Der bel Sorort 5ahls
rethe inoifae pi!ger gum Opfer ge@
fallen Iinb, piirbe ohne bic aluaheit
zines Glepbanten nett or0Berssllngliit
anosrihtet babeu. @dhreno 9auienoe
non g5iIgern in Oen beiItgen 5!uthsn
baoeten, Itieg pI0Blit oas gBdFer, uno
sneibunbert Der 5rDmren ertranteu.
Der elephant ober, Der eirem getpi's
len Sung 8ahoour gebort, rsttste mehr
ais taufeno Der 9ileer aus bem JIuIie.
Qu feinem 8efhirr nuroen Large Seis
Ie beieittst, immer nieber Idpamm
oas pudere 1bier in Die T!utben bins
aus, uno an ben SeiIen Iieben 'l9 bic
bebrdneteu pilssr ans llfer 3ieheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16
GIteseo, Is. Mop.

HsSl.-Ter Nar.t mar fsstis. 0sRsss
ystsntsbi. i0-!. 10, 0trsiStts -. .75--4.50
0yrina Qstsnts ,.ts SIS. SO. 4tsatSlts ~. rs
-. rs. Satsrs 50. .S0-l.16.
Rsilsa. Ctr Detsmbsr 902s -
slLe, am Sdlub sllse; FIR Nai So1ss--
s7s.e, am salus 97I: far 3ai s3 -
s4%t, am S6IgB S41s.
1slia,.sn. -sir D.,emSu 4sH -
lss.e, an ealus 4SLe; fAr Nai 47e,
.-4sIe, am sa!us 1916; fur Gull as,
--4sXc, am StItuB 4S5xe.
Asfsr. - gar gesemter 8iL-3l9se
am Sd,lns 3l1c; iur Rni 3ih-S+s.s. en-
salus s4he; iar Suit A1.-S4hc. an
sbtus 544c.
Osrfs. -0ats yastss1srks 90 - 7es
sxte BE Dolce Ral,Ssrfts 7o-sle.
~. 81. ". 270e.
Iimstks --1o. % vsr Gsntnsr
Aiss,Gsms u.-tl4.30 per esntrer.
Hstyss.. - SlT.7S-ls.c0 pss Dbl
Har Sanuar $3.50 - 1850, an SAIu
slY.4S; far Raj l6.i7H- 1880. al
shluS sl6.21H.
0Ans!t -$ll.o1 per 100 piasS. =
Sas Aopemoer s,0.a9H - ll.07x. q
eAIxS Sll.01 far Sanudr 9l0.l7x =
10. rs. am 0tIak $l0.3zL, farTtai xS,721
IS. .771,, am SaIus s9.77x.
9heTs Ntpyenleiten. ~ 9sis t9.S
- 1880 per 100 Efunb. Sur 81
nuar ss.2o-a.27H. an O6Iub $e.24h
| fur ggai 81. .92h 500. am 3hlub fs.eS.
GAvltss - S>sst naes esiten. pss
ys6t. aio.s7H-ll.i21.
Dsttsr. - Rsrh test3. GsssnsSp ~
oOke. Gairy 23--77e.
6iss. - Rssk kstts. osti9s 20 :
soc per Catsss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16

ssls. ssmss sns sisisa y ssS nsrL

a.lS ..on eau" pss pilsser ~ ~ -
xrima Geiaaftspayiers uusssn " 81.
6x bisfontirt. I. -
s,6t N s4.s5Z = 4.S5I ans ~ 1ass
eiAt - t4.50l-4.sf.
EunpeSs Dbttqatione wGsen Pc
tsa unD wurben rpis fotst auotsrt: ~,
Ssr. etaatsn RefunStns ~ loo4-lol.
~ reaiRriste tlsa5) llS - lloI, 9oa'
ssns osn alom aas sons ssIl Iol "-,oaH Sow.
pons as 1O0l-l0lI.
sftisnmarst.- Am 4crnlitiass par
Der Warit rubis. aber itcri, uiso n,e Sre'le
ftteoen. gahmlttaas ,uuroe serlelbe unse'
rtaeIt sno ,Alos aud 10. Iis S9saeaSs,'
runeen ersaben tn ralsn 6aasn ttetne oe'
rpinne, In anperen Yerlnfts.
yotstebenbs Suris Durosn zen Der fbtrMa
srpin, 8aamar 4 So, Hs. xso---SoS xss''
nut SsraBs. bertdbtst;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16
Mnsmdrtiae Wsdrfte.
Eew mor.. Is. 10


weAt.-gnFusr 4s.8,3 sbs.. Bsr'sxst
4, 4,750 BbH. Ter Tortt mar beuts itetts.
sprino paient95. 1850, 8isterStra'ahts
A.1o--<.25. @snter satsuts si.4o--4.75.
eprirs clears $4.15-4.40. Winter ertras
70. 1 $s.4o-3.7o. go. 2 DO. &s.25--S.4o.
Ranfas tratahts $A.so-4.76.
fssGsnmstl IN ftstta. - Setr ,"
sxtes 34.0o-4.25. totss Bis fansp A.25-
&.40.
suapa zen met tn Hstis ~ $500
per 100 gfans.
etsen 1T rubia. grerican soc
uro gardoian 1916 c. / I. Eew H)ort.
Mais nsAf M itstig. - Sstuss psttss
xns setbes 81. .i5-l.3). ssosss $l.lo-l.l5.
HtIrsrteb 32 2.S5-2.g.
Hosssn u rubts; no. D'ssrn
S41., I. 0. B. Ess Dsrt.
Gerfs IN ftetts. Tal,serfs so s5s
{. |. T. ars nsss JuttsrsHfs 10 TOE {. I.
| 7. Buffalo.
Bst,sn.-ss'ssr A.. 800 sx.. s.r'snst
$685. On. Rarst zen. 70. 2 rsthtt
s71,c I'm Glspator gUs 97Ac I. .. b.
iApirmeuo. 70. DO. RortasrH OaIutb
$lls4 T. o.b.
DstfAssrR.- SafuE 7,375, Ssr'
ianst - ba. VERT ftetig. Ro. s7Hs
I I'M Wko6tUt VIZ '. -
6afer,-9ufalv II. $50 Sa., Etr'snsi
- Su. Nsrit ftetss. aeusr ssansars
weiber SIZE. neaer 20. Q wetssr 1915
DO. 9o. 8 axe. DO. 30. Bic, SO. &C.
| miIdter 3se.
Ssu IN tetia. prima li2-ll2xe. r.
! lo7H - iloe. Re. . SS-l00:. no.
80-9oc.
esp'sn iietts. etsts 1910, s.strsrs.
1 -. a.. n 0spSH,
Gsaf 1910. orsinkrsr tb Aesss A-lSe
1909. 10--l4e.
cdxts fnS fer. ~ Central Gnsrie
iaf.e, Ssssta 2a-33e.
issn IN fen. GeiS as5<-as1is.
4 ssr. n ftetta. Semily 81 .oo-ss 90
tsrt clear 34l 90 -32 32.5O. Mst 1880
n.I h. mtaia. samsI, SIS .oo-aO. 90
REL 3l4.oo- 1900. Bssfse 6in!sn tS3. o
As 90, ssr,aet sli. i.oo-la.So, Sit, .1tr
Saba Ms5 I5.oo-l5.so.
Sat Nsats tns rutts. OsyBss.;s es'
Ties Is - lse, es. S4uitsrR sh sx,
b.. eAtnlsn l4-l4ke.
cAMGIl II. rprt1. N;sbls 0sf yrtr
SlI.2s - ll.35. RsfHnirtes f,etia. ssrt
xsxt $l2.oo. q. Y. $500. Gsmpsxns 81
-9%e
xsts N fsf. S,irs gus 81
1 NSuE}s4 ~
DGum usIIf asMsas sCsg III wilte
Srims rssss 500. yrt.s SsMmss ssIbs
$7.20-7.30.
{ RstrsIsam H.tis. Nafsntrtss Re,
2srt ST.<a, 8siLabslpAts xKs Ealsimsr
{ 81 40, b. In 6alt 1870.
Eoolls IN rubis. Tsmshis HIssss s0c
Nsrt n Rstig. 0tystnss. ssnStnIi 80
BIS autss $500.
fsspsRtia In ruhta ~ 8os.
hsis IN rubIs. sinhsimsidsr a11-5I
1afms EL.--se.
Ks iatiss zen. Hss DsIsans Dps
Kettle, gutter bis asits, 3o--35e.
{ aaffee Rio SO. IlLc. sdi
/. tps SO. 4 l2e. Gorpoua ll1l-l3He.
4r6sr.-Ssh.r it fslt. Nus,ssass
!. 1sT s.4ee, kertrifaaaI % Ten s.sos. y
: IaFsS. Sudsr 81 Tsh3.ll. Naftnirtsr 3us
N ruhts. Gat 2ssf $40. GrxfSss 80
Nsxls ~" 4.95e. Gubss i.8se. Ssz
bsrss Aloe, Srssutaiss a.s0e. EiamsI
: ,,A"4.s1, Gsnfsttsnsss ~" 4.&ot, p
/; I4.35, 70. 24.3Jc. Re. 34.25, Rs.4 40
; r o.54.l5e. 10. 64.l0e. 80. 4.05e. y
s&.0Oc. 10. . 3.95e, 70. 10 3.s0e, Re.
|, 3.sse, 80. II 5.s0s. Ts. II 6.75s. Hs.
= arse.
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Ghtesxs, Is. R2u.

Htnsstss. - Sssssf $40 - 7.so,
xs,ss Stiss. 81 10--5.4o. ~etltds ef'ars
N.lo-s70, stotsrs aue Ssssers $3.50
$50, Saassss 1stFsrs s2.20-6.25. 2dlbsr
$50 1910. Rartt i6pah uno et1pas
ntsoriser.
eApsixs. - 2siAts t7.25-7.75, as'
uiidis s7.40- 7.85. idDers 81 30 so.
rsnks 81 3o-7.4s, gate bic auserle'sns
s7.45-7 20. Hsrtei s7.40 $50. Tarti
l0-l5c rieeriser.
eAa's uno atmwr. - eAa'e
GixksimifAs 81. .25-4 20. nsfltAs SI.ov
40, SAhrIirss $4.20--5.35.
ytsssimti tt s4.50-6.6o, ret'
TIDE S4.7s-s.s0. Earii ihUa5 bis l0C
utehriaer.
9sfxsr. - Ntsssies 12 900, 06psiss
2o, 900, 6Aafe uas 2tmmsr 5000.
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Niebmdrfte.

sincinnati. Is. Ropenber.
gufuhr unb 9erianot mdhrenb ben oers
Noifenen "a Stunnen, persltnen NIT benz
porberaebsnoen Lase, waren mis tolgt:
safu4r: Amo,is,. sto.ia, etafs.
0ou. IL 49,. .2623 3274 345
Qop. Is. ..... 3s8 a42l $40
Der s,slaa,s >.s,s IN ossi.D,s 8sit:
aop. NoD. Is Is . .... $40 D 1854 1854 2l4
Rinbpteb. - Cie ga9frase mar aud
bexte pieoer ndbia, bod wurben pie beltees
rem 5esoers siemlib tart se'auft. Sts
greiie marea ftetia.
edmsr. stisrs is. .o0-5.75 ertra S. .s5--
e.l0. C9{mt4. .00-4.5o, SIstiderItiers 80 40
$40, sstrs B.5o-5:75. es.fsss sa.bo-
1 80, srtra $4.S0-4.75, &tbe 81 00--4.25,
ertra $4.35-4.5o. sannsrs 31.75 -2.75,
| etodsrs uas 5ssberS &2.75--5.25.
BgIlen.-- - 8ei aur mdbiser 3ufubr
unb sienIi4 gutter Iatfrase mar Der Wartt
beute itettg.
Rassrs ano let ats 81. 1880. Bologna
81. 3.5O-4.a5, egtra s4.35-4.50, fette $A.25
-473.
adI5er. - Die 4reiie friegen bsute ct.
mas, ba bic Rabfrasc reht gut unb bic 3x'
| iubr nxr mdbie mar.
Croindre ano syos he s3.S0-7.5), fair BIS
arte lsttts s7.50--9.25, ertra $3.50.
Raiser In BET Ionnti totE otafsra. -
Nansy Sc. prt,na Biz aussrtsisns 6--S11It,
srbin&xs 5-7e.
| Shweine. Nutb beute mar bte gu:
iuhr mieoer eros uno bic greiie fieIen un1
rpeitere 5-loc per 100 Bfunb. Seihte Ger'
ianotiorten uno 1Serlel fielen um loc.
s9psre Sbpetne braateu S7.7o-7.75
oxte bis asssris'sns Srsafunsss ans
Hieifdsricrtsn &7.60-7.75. serni'hts gsr
Sadunssforten $T5o-7.70, oroinars BIZ
axssrte'sus ftrus fstts Saxs 1875 -
tT.lB, ertra -, stass s4.25 - 6.25
lsiAts esrfsnstEortsr S7.35-7.65. Ssrts
psr 10 $50. arb rperiosr 81 .50--7.6s.
caste axS 2dmmsr. - Tte 3ufuhi
par nur mabio, bic 9la6fra9e eiHe quite uni
bic Breife ftetig.
/ eaa'e.-srtra g 3.85-4.oo. ssis Sic sas
srlsfsss ~ IS - 375. orbindrs sis ant
32.oo-3.z5. WutteriAdf. s3.5o-4.25, s.trt
-, Saarlinse 81 .o0-5.25.
x4Mmsr. Grtra $3.50. quite Biz
aussrleisns &5.75-6.40, orainars bis gut
&4.75-5.5 80.
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axfs. - Marn kssis. Grssa l4H-
1915 per BfMnS.


epgsr., Is. aop.
8tnn mar bente feft su 1856 - 1878
anb Aupfer mar itetis; 2afe ~ $500 -
1925, GlettrolptAie su $l2.S7L - 1900
xxb Gnftins sa $i2.50 -- 1875. 8lst Ssr
rubtg su $40 - 4.50 uno - tier DO.
su $3.50 - $50. dtien mar ftetig. -
70. L ysaasrp Hort3sra ta 315.75--l6.2b,
70. q DO. ~ sl5.50-ls.00, 30. sout5era
xno 30. / soutksra loft ~ SI5.75--l5-25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16
16sliMer Nyearft Deridbt.

Cincinnati. 10. Nspem5er. 1919.
DIE nsAfoIseneen Iuotirunsen be,tstsa
n& nur aui GnsroSs Trans afttonens 6ei
heireren Gsi9dften werpen stpaS htSers
2reife tereHnet,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-04-20
DOWN ON THE OLD TUGALOO.
Mrs. q. II. Martin lGntcrtains Friends.
Other Matters Of Interest.

Tugaloo, April 1S.-Special: We
are pleased to know that We have
some righteous farmers, for "the
prayer Of the wicked availeth moth
ing, but the prayer of the righteous
| availeth much" and We know there
was much praying done last week for
rain, and behold 1t came last Satur-
! day-a regular ground soaker-and
the farmer Is happy.
The last social event occurred yes
terday when Mrs. G. f.. Martin en-
tertalned quite a number Of her
friends at birthday dinner. 1t was
| an elaborate affair. Mrs. Martin en-
tertained her guests in splendid style
being assisted by Miss Alma Martin
charming young lady. and Mes
| danes Will Knox and Cobb Moore
head. The dining table was fairly
groaning with good things, among
which was phine, phat, phemale
phowl with all necessary accompani-
ments, and as for cakes, custards
ETC., they were there galore. All pres
ent expressed themselves as having
had a most delightful day, and wish
ed for the charming hostess many
happy returns of the day.
All-day singings are ripe. There
Is to be one at Return church next
Sunday with the proverbial well-filled
basket, and one at the Block the first
Sunday in May; no baskets.
Politics arc beginning to get ripe.
too. The fruit prospect is fine; will
be big crop If we have no more
frost.
Wheat and oats are looking good
Quite lot Of corn and some cotton
seed have been planted in this sec
ton. L.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-04-20
Il PRO G. l. a vi a TION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Executive Chamber.


Whereas, information has been re-
ccivcd at this Department that an
atrOciOuS murder was committed in
the County Of Oconee on or about the
second day OF April, 1910, upon the
body Of Lucille Orr by Berry Orr. and
that the said Berry Orr has fed from
Justice.
Now, therefore, |, NJ. +. Ansci
Governor of the State Of South Car
0lina, in order that justice may be
done and the majesty OF the law vim
dicated, do hereby offer a reward of
one hundred dollars for the appre-
hension, delivery and conviction of
the said Berry Orr, very dark ne
gro. weighing about 1863 pounds
height about feet, bushy, or rather
long hair rather large eyes, to the
Sheriff Of OcOnce County, at Wal
halla, S. G..
In testimony where, have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal Of the State to
(Scal.) to be affixed, at Columbia
this l4th day of April. A.
d. 1910, and in the 13ith year OF the
independence Of the United States Of
America. M. f. ANSEL
BY the Governors:
II. NJ. McCOWN,
Secretary Of State.
April 20, 1910. 1917
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-04-20
ON TlROUGH THE MOUNTAINS.

no, We have no announcement to
make to the public that the Southern
Railway is going TO put its road
through the mountains from Wal
hal!a on to Knoxville and the coal
iicldS; no announcement to the cf-
feet that the vas; grain fields OF the
West are to be put into close touch
with South CarOlina'S great seaport
by the building OF the little "missing
links IN what ought to be a great
fields and grain fields with the logi-
cal point OF export. Charleston; moth
ing to announce looking to the OPEN
ing OF vast and undrvclopcd coun-
tr, VOW lying practically unused and
useless all along the line OF the old
Blue Ridge survey through South Car
Olina and into Tennessee. No. we
have no announcement to make.
But
We have q warning.
Within the past few weeks mum
crouS solid cars Of through freight
have been shipped from the West,
from ST. Louis. from Chicago and
from other points, and they have
been routed over the new road. the
big Clinchield system, which Is
bound 10 become prominent and
important factor in railroad compc-
tition. On every car thus routed over
the Clinch!i@!d that and a few other
roads get about so per cent Of the
freight earnings for transportation,
while the Southern draws the re-
maindcr, in the ncighborhood Of 90
per cent. The Southern could han
die this freight by quicker route than
thc Clinchfield does, but the Clinch-
field Is a new road and It Is hustlng
for business. 1t is also In compeu-
tion with the Southern, and the
Southern ?calizcS that something has
got to be done to chec" these In
roads on its income.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-04-20
WM. j. BRYAN RETURNS.
NcbIuSkan Lands i'm New York from
South American Tour.

New York, April S.--William J.
Bryan returned to-day from his tour
OF South America, optimistic over
the chances Of Democratic victory
at the next Presidential election.
MIR. Bryan was enthusiastic over
the chances Of fame and fortune in
South America, but said he thought a
youth born and reared here should
remain with the people to whose GUS
toms he has grown accustomed.
During the next 50 years, Mr..
Bryan says, there will be between
25,000,000 and 50,00O.O00 immi-
grants to that continent. All the
countries there. he said, are making
alluring bids for immigrants.
did you hear anything about Dr..
CoOk?' he was asked
'fcS,' he replied, 81 heard Of him
while | was in Chile. Argentina and
Brazil. 1t seemed that he was always
In the city in which / was stopping,
but never caught glimpse OF him "
He was told that the Brooklyn
doctor was Democrat. and asked if
he thought Democrat could reach
the North Pole.
''They would have a good chance. ."
he said smilingly. "Thcy have been
out In the cold so long that they
should be used to the climate uu
there"
He said that the work on the Pan
anna Canal was progressing smoothly,
and he thought that it would be com
pictcd in 1915.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will make application to
d. A. Smith, Judge of Probate for
Oconce County, in the State Of South
Carolina, at his Office at Walhalla
Court House, on Saturday, the 18th
day Of May, 1910, at II o'clock
in the forenoon, or as soon thereaf-
ter as said application can be heard
for leave to make final settlement of
the Estate of l.. D. Thrift, deceased,
and obtain final discharge as Admin
tstrator of said :" 'tc
I. j. TllRlFI. administrator.
April 6, 1910. 14-17
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And that something IS one of two

ana tnat something Is one OF two
things. The Southern has got to
stop this business going to the
Clinchfleld or it has got to open its
road through the mountains, and
thus open a new road in competition
with its other line, which Is already
congested with traf1c, both freight
and passenger. But the Southern
naturally prefers to hold this big con-
gested line without competing against
Itself.
Therefore every car that goes to
the Clinchfleld Is watched like
haw': 1t Is no sooner landed at
its destination than are cards and
letters from the Southern. They
want the shipper to agree to route
all freight over the Southern, and we
understand that numerous blank
forms have been handed shippers
and receivers Of freight asking the
signing Of such an agreement. We
business house to say they will not
route their freight over the Southern
or that they will route it over the
Clinchfeld. However,
Don't sign an agreement to route
your shipments over the Southern.
There Is no reason why any man
should bind himself . do so. Leave
yourself free to do as you please.
BY so doing you will at least not put
an obstacle in the way of the forcing
Of an earlier completion OF the road
over the mountains. IT YOU bind
agreement Of this kind YOU simply
lend assistance to the lOng-drawn-
out block game that the Southern
has played for years.
When the Southern finds that it Is
going to lose this great freight traf-
ilc it is going to complete this old
road. but it is not going to do it
until ii is forced to it.
The opening of this road Will be
Of vast benefit to South Carolina all
the way from the mountains to the
scaboard. Some day "Calhoun's
Dream" is going to be realized, and
the sooner the better for a vast terri
tory in this and other States.
Don't let yourself be inveigled into
the Southern's old block game.
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WALIiALLA, s. c.:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1910.
POOH. O!.n T!iNNiiSSEE.

The whole country will doubtless
sympathize with poor old Patterson
ridden Tennessee. She deserves
sympathy. Any Commonwealth that
produces son SO great in his own
estimation as to proclaim himself, by
his unwise and unpatriotic acts. ut
terly unworthy and intensely igno-
mnious, is to be piticd.
In the pardon. by Governor Pattcr-
son, Of Duncan b. Cooper. convicted
in the criminal courts Of Tennessee
Of murder in the second degree. and
that conviction and twenty-year
sentence confirmed and upheld by the
state Supreme Court. the Governor
has proved himself totally unworthy
Of the confidence and trust reposed
in him by the people Of Tennessee.
and by his official act he has set at
naught the work Of Il high and the
highest judicial tribunals Of that
State
In the face Of the conviction of
Cooper by the Courts Of his State, in
the face Of a confirmation Of that
conviction by the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee. hear what this arrogant
and self-important Chief Executive
has to say:
'lu my opinion neither Of the
defendants is guilty, and they
have not had a fair and impair
tial trial. but were convicted
contrary to the law and the evil
dGnce."
Where has there. in the history Of
this country. been such throwing
Of defiance, such a tlinging Of insult
into the face Of the regularly consti-
tuted courts of justice, or such n
trampling under foot Of one OF the
highest and holieSt and most sacred
trusts rcposed in the judicial depart
ment OF State government? Verify.
in the opinion OF the Governor of
Tennessee, tho criminal courts OF
that State must be farce, the Su-
preme Court Justices body Of fools,
and justice itself a thing to be trNed
with and prostitutcd before the poll
tical interests Of Malcolm r. Patter-
son. His act in pardoning the elder
Cooper IN defiance Of the Courts
stands out in bold relief as the act
Of political harlot who would be-
tray his people to serve his own self
iSh ends.
We depiorc the act OF the mob
which steps in and usurpS the au-
thority Of our Courts; this act of
Governor Patterson, Of Tennessee, IS
equally, if indeed not more. dcplor-
able. The Governor has hut reversed
the purpose and assumed the place
Of the mob.
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COUNTY CLAIMS TO BE PAID.

The Board Of County Commission
ers is now prepared to pay all ap-
proved claims for the year 1909, and
such other and later audited claims
to the extent of funds in hand.
In writing for checks remember
to send Self-addresSed stamped en-
velope, or at least stamps, to cover
return postage. Failure 10 do so
will cause delay.
n. PHILLIPS, Co. Supervisor.
James SeabOrn, Clerk Board
April 20, 1910. 16-
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHA RGE.

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned will make application
to ID. A. Smith, Judge Of Probate for
OcOnec County, in the State Of South
Carolina. at his office at Walhalla
Court House, on Wednesday, the 18th
day OF May, 1910, at II o'clock
in the forenoon, or as soon thereaf-
ter as said application can be heard,
for leave to make final settlement Of
the Estate Of w. ID. Deaton, deceased
and obtain final discharge as Execu-
tors Of said Estate.
G.. NJ. WALKER
w. j. DEATON,
Executors.
April 20, 1910. 1919
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Executors.
April 20, 1910. 1919
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Apri' 20, 1910. 1911
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NOTICE OF
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Notice IS hereby given that the
regular examination for teachers will
be held at Walhalla. in the Court
Room, on Friday, May 9Th, 1910.
The examination will begin promptly
at 9 O'Clock a. m. and close at 6
o'clock p. m. So let all applicants
be on hand at the hour set. Appli-
cants must furnish their own pencils,
paper, etc. w. G.. HUGHS,
County Superintendent Of Education.
April 20, 1910. 1917