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New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Sales on the Consolidated Exchange to-
tailed 1880 shares, but trading interest
was much more concentrated in the leading
stocks than for some time past. United
States Steel common represented more than
tTo-fifths Of the aggregate, and with Read
ing and Union Pacific accounted for more
than 10000 shares of the grand total. 1t
was what Wall Street popularity terms q
traders market with the tendency of
the professional element on the floor 70 put
out short lines on the bulges and to cover
up on the dips. This tendency impaired
levels, compared with quotations on the
New York Stock Exchange, while there
was relative frmness displayed at the
lower levels. The list embraced forty-nine
different stocks. The showing made by the
monthly copper. producers report of an
other heavy increase in surplus stocks Of
the metal induced considerable selling of
Ama1gamated Copper. which failed TO get
above. 67ak. against a high on the other
board of 675s, and caused Ii to drop to SIS,
against a low of 661s on the othe- eX-
change Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-F'oreign houses
we're not active IN t9e me G. I6cai stUcf n hsIa I1
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows; chicago.
Indianapolis & Louisville, regular semi
annual 19s per cent on the common l-sI9 aIl4
PAYABLE June IS; J. H. Dunham & Co, reg
Jlar quarterly ~ per cent on the first pre-
ferred. PAYABLE July /; Mckinley -Darragh
Savage Mines Company, per cent ana an
extra per cent. payable July Is; Chicago
Junction Railways and Union STOCK arcs
Company, regular quarterly IL per cent on
the preferred and per cent on the COM
mon, payable July 1; New. York Central.
regular quarterly IL per cent, payable July
/: Kansas City. Fort Scott & Memphis,
regular quarterly 1 per cent on the pre-
ferred, payable July l; Otis Elevator com IN
pany, regular quarterly ID per cent on the
preferred, payable July 10; Western Inlon
Telegraph Company, regular. quarterly =
of ! per cent: Chicago & Alton. regular
seuf-annuaI , per cent on the preferred
and per cent on the prior lien and par
ticipating stock. payable July 10; Philadel-
phia, Baltimore & Washington, regular
semi-annual 2 per cent. payable June 50;
American Surety Company, regular quar-
terly 213 per cent, payable June 80; Metro.
politan Trust Company. regular quarterly
per cent, payable June, 80: the Danston
Monotype Company. regular quarterly Ia
per cent, payable June 90. -. --
SECURITIES LISTED.-The following
securities have been added TO the Stock En-
change list: Cincinnati. Hamilton & Day
ton 100000 first and refunding Per cent
bonds 81 10000 fifty-year 4. per cent first
mortgage bonds of the jamestown, Frank
lin & CIearfieId Railroad, Company, $3.50
COO z per cent cumulative preferred stock
and &C $4,000 common stock Of the Ameri-
can Brake Shoe and Foundry Company
and 81. .2J0OO Missouri Pacific Railway
Company convertible > per cent first mort
gage bonds, Series A.
CHICAGO & ALTON.-Chicago & Alton
common stock sold at % yesterday. new
low record for the year and IS points below
the low record OF 1910 In April. 1910, the
issue sold as high as 74a<. -Four per cent
was paid on the stock last year and per
cent was declared In February OF the cur
rent year. It's present price suggests the
passing or reduction OF the dividend at the
next dividend period.
COLUMBUS AND HOOKING COAL
AND IRON.-The committee formed for
the reorganization OF readjustment Of the
affairs OF the Columbus and Hooking Coal
tension of the time for deposit beyond June
has been granted, but that for short
time the committee Will continue TO re
ceive deposits
ANTHRACITE COAL -TONNAGE-The
anthracite coal tonnage over the coal roads
for May amounted to 5.679661 tens, against
For the year to May 81 the tonnage aggre-
gated 27,4l6,625 compared with 27,046,S72 tons
in the same period last year.
INTERNATIONAL NICKEL OFFICERS
RE-ELECTED.-The directors Of the Inter
national Nickel Company have organized
by re-electing the retiring officers
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

A generally steady tone prevailed in the
market for outside securities, aithougn
trading as a whole was confined 10 ABOUT
a dozen issues. While. small fractionai re-
cessionS. developed at the start on Hgnt
offerings by traders a f1rner tendency set
IN on Increased buying. The unfayoraole
Copper Producers report had little erect on
values. The copper shares in general were
steady. with small Improvement IN spots
Cobalt Central continued active ATter az
vancing &c II eased off slightly. Inc slI-
yer issues were in fair demand within mar
row limits Chino was down about Z.
Greene .Cananea, Butte Coalition. Ray Con
small dealings. Rsy Central and Ely Cen
tral were active and about unchanged.
There was little or no activity in the m
dustrial list. Intercontinental Rubber vas
down ID American Tobacco was up :
points Bonds were dun and unchanged
Detailed rrnrnfinns follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
MoNry AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. = None None, 3. per
ee4t: ioTes per Be @ sens eeus slosIPig Time mohsy
cent a sIIightfv easier in tone. owing 70 ~ ~
iisht demand, Rates. SttgaSlf per Ss g..
eT SH'S cent for four months Sa4 per cen1 annfs iS
ave n1ontfs. 1874 per cent LOT slH -ss.
ard aiLT4z[ per cent for over the yxc 49,.
Wercante paper was offered ~ HsoGs, SoIss ~,
t',fanti+fss and met with q fair qeiisll-, qei.,,
Rstes. 4s.G5 per cent for. sixty ana nli1TIe tnIes
da-ss'' Endorsed bills receivable ana cHo.ISs Ss
To,Ir to Six months prime single names sA4N
575iA per cent for others
r0RF1c;N ExCHANGE-Th was
fairir- good demand for cables for the LuLs- .5
don settlement, and these showed an 81
lance OF 5d1O points at the opening OF W IiIs
market. while other classes Of rsnllittsness g
quoted at $500 S5e5. demand sieTllpss pss.5z q
Ts65O74 $50 and, sixty day bllls az Sn s-eSsrn
$500 Short francs we're 519~s ana sITL 10, . .
refchsnarks 81 15-16de4 15-l5 plus l7S- Lhs ~,
market showed increas sed tirmness ~ LYas W.
afternoou. raIlying points further CsI:-s Ca9lez
we're quoted at 4S6o564.S7. demand stsIl1ilS stI1i :
al ss55d4 $3.50 and sixty-day bills az 5eo,3t
AsA Short francs held around o-Essao.:1I Z
rl1Is i-32 and snort reichsmarks at = lou
Ge4 1915 plus 1-32
Bankers posted rates follow;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

DOMESTIC, EXCHANGE. - Boston, sc
discount. Chicago, 10c discount; San FRAN
cisco. sight sc premium. telegraph &c pre-
n1turn: New Orleans, commercial &c us
ing par. selling 1-1oc premium; 81 Ni; LoJsS'
1Oc discount bid, par asked; MinnespCIlilS, 1Ii
61c premium; Savannah. buying o-Ioc olS-
count; selling par
BANK CLEARINGS- - New YORK S sx-
changes s412, ,I0s S27. balances S4,o91tS-:
Baltimore exchanges SflSI DO. Pa pa ~
s408 570:s Chicago, exchanges SO, 424. ~ PAL
ances 81 $50 664: Boston, exchanges SS'.eS-'5S''
balances S817.665.
SILVER MARKET.-Comrnerct par sli-
YER 53ixc;- Mexican silver dollars. &c Bsr
silver in london closed at 2fz1, decline
Of 1-16d.
COLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 6-95; LIS
bon. 10.25.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 20lie
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
ternaI revenue SSe, ,ss9. and miscellaneous
s40l $50. a total OF se06,1T3, against total
expenditures on ordinary account OF 8I'Soo, p
O3S For the month 20 date ordinary re-
ce!pts have been sf2,5s3, 1872 and ordinary ex-
pendftures so .025 the excess OF recefpts
10 date ordinary receipts have been Sol4Soo.-
$50 against s5<6, 722, III in the same time IN
1870 and ordinary expenditures s6l6, 43t ,5Sa,
against S524 $50 in 1859, the excess OF SA-
penditures this year amounting 70 $I'9Vv, =
as, compare with an excess last year OF
So 7eS 45t Including Panama Canal ac-
count and public debt, the excess or all ex-
perditures over receipts since July amounts
TO s42 e33 ,753, against an excess IN Jne COT
responding period a year ago or SIz5,Sov'ee'-
SJB-TREASURY.-T SUb-Treasury was
debtor TO the Clearing House s6l9,5S'-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

TO do some financing on Panama Canal
account. Since last July there has been
expended from the Treasury's general
fund more than sS1, 900, 900 on canal con-
struction, repayable from proceeds OF
bonds vet to he sold.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
ETNKIYC FUND NOT

SINKING FUND NOTICE
The undersigned hereby gives notice IA
accordance with Article tree of a D.
T-rTs+ dated July nth. 1895. 20 Lzx7s~ Il
Tnz-rrsrca ana Trust Company. a. T-,sss
secure an issue OF 500 900 90 % first nara
1--WE uer cent bonds. made b. A. Sch-adsS, y
INCORPORATED. Lhe-e have been called for sd
fiou on July 1st, 1910. together With -
failing 5r-e on that date. Bonds Nos q 4 n
i79 and 17g OF 81. .0GO-CO each
said bonds viii be paid upon p1sss1ts..~
C.o1,narv 100 Broadway. New YORK q
after July lst 1910. on which date II
thereon viii cease. -
A. SCHRADER'S son, INCORPoRsI-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

NJ.
A quarterly dividend OF One Dollar and
Fifty Gents fs1.5O) per share. being the NJ
-eertb dividend on the Common Capital stock
of this Company. has been declared, payable
July J, 1910, 90 the bearers of Dividend w ar
rant No. Is. annexed 10 certificates represent
iur such stock upon presentation ana surrcn-
Ger Of such Warrants 10 the undersigned
Treasurer, 81 the off7cc of the Company, 12o
Broadway. New York
Ak wax DEVENTER, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
AMERICAN CAR AND TOrNDRY @

COMMON CAPITAL. STOCK
DIVIDEND No 81
A dividend Of oue-hslf per cent 4 ~ on
tte Common Stccl. OF this Company has this
fav been oecle-eo. payable July l.. 1910. 20
,tockhoiders q record Al The clcSe O. business
June % 1910.
Checks viii be matted by the Guaranty Trust
COMPANY Of New York
We n EAGER. Scc-etar.'-
40 1l.ea
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

Tie Following shows yesterday closing
Q ozotations fcs government bonds com hlpared
-s;h Tuesdays.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
CAR AND TOUNDRY co

PrEFERPED ,-APTTaL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. -
oivideno oI one and t+-ee-cua-ters p-r
cent r1&Cl on the Preferred Stock OF this
Company has this day been declared, payable
July I, 1910. 20 stockholders OF record at the
close % business June 20, 1910.
Checks viii be mailed by the Guaranty Trust
Company OF Now York.
Wsi Il. HACER. secretary.
: : DE IANO, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
41TH CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND

COMPANT,
l6o BroaaNay, NSsS York 80
June SJh. 1910.
s dividend II Three per cent go on the
capital stock q ;his Company has been &C
clsred this day, payable July 1st- 1910 Trans
fer books viii Re closed "Wednesday. June
10th. a. p n, ana reopened on Saturday,
July . a. 10 4. NJ
ARCHIBALD FORBES
err~a~
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Williams Mcconnell g. Coleman,
No. 90 Wall street)
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

The following securities were sold yester
day at auction at the Exchange salesroon
by Adrian II Muller & Son:
BY order Of executors
l7is shs. POTTER & styrnus Co. per share. IS
~ shs- Columbia Stymite Co. shs. Muir
ray Hill Bank; sfs. New Jersey
state Rife Association; $1,000 Com
rnercial Lloyds. underwriters Ger
sioo Building Trades Employers As5o- '
tton per cent bond .... -. 800
so shs- PittsbuTg, Cincinnati. chicago < -
St Louis F. r. preferred ....-.... .1Oo2 ;
shs. Pittsburs Cincinnati chicago &
ST. Louis r. r. preferred - -1Ce
By order OF trustees
10 shs- PoTleson Land ard Building Co.
full paid: Is shs. Powlesor Lard
and Building Co. 60 per cent paid.
$4,000 State Of North Carolina s ,- c, 800
Chatham r r. Ce) April. fS6e.
ard subsequent coupons attached;
$1,000 state OF Arkansas per cent bonds.
oue 2oril. 1900 (or1ncipal and in
tral r. F. Coy. April, 1873, and
subsequent coupons, attsched: Per
$1,000 stats OF Arkansas 7 Per cent bo,t. 80
due april 1900 account Little
EccE. Fine Bluft 4 New Orleans
F. R. CO... April. 1878 ara subsA-
49,. auert coupons attached per Bond : sou
$1,000 Indianapolis, Decatur & V-sstarr,
Eai!way 60. second mortgage borcs
OF deposit under agreements datsI
Ansust 20 1se1; 5000 Irdianapolis
Decatur & Western Railway 90 in
come mortgage bonds ans $500
scrip metropolitan Tr1ls. 90 80
Clncates or deposit under aCreenosn.
aated August 26. 1S9D: lot. ...--.. s.
215 shs. POTTER & Styuus 90 Ne ~S...s.H St u
ia 4 shs. POTTER S Sty1nus co ~ sL.s.- -
IGS I61 shs @ Texas & Pacific Railway 'Co..' Ssl,
800 shs. Wabash r r O. ~ IL !
''V sns' TZoI Eo,umous 9. and Hcckins Coai ana
$4,000 Columbus and Hooking Coal ara o.
fund soliateral trust sinking
Wy Wy i9oS Interest January ara
10y July. ls10. and subssouept
a. - coupons attached -
si'00V LeIcIL LoledO & Ironton Railoav
20 consolidated nortesSs a. ~ ~
IrtS-.so So pohd. due August 1880 I'd.
rsar1 idss idssssoruary and August YeS-
q. ooO st9i ASOo. coupon on -. ros
N1'VuV betrolt, Toledo & Tr,1to-, y,,, - - :
cert 81 GATED ulortgags al per
Jrtcraso se y. oOnd. due August 1880
rlary. zoos russS ola!S and August. Feb-
america certificate ~ ,iar,~itN ~ VI ..
siO oao $50 sO,N1Td AZ, National Bank .os
go 80 western Power 10. first ,v,,-, W
Sss Sss per cent sinking Ttr,i a.
u gpid houda due fufS ,os,
tr,en -, January and Jniv q
8 shs HauiI,oc - - 10 he charged ... S7a
S'is, western Pacihc PsiIeaI, ~
- . 10y order of adrnlnistrator
~ ~ shs kuoinat COMPANY n,
share sha'''a'ed l'uebsr-, Tire 20. /: per
ig shs TiDt.- C,,-,,' --....... a
100 Fhs Mckinley Tisyrsss1SV 1V'S slocNl: lot 81
Cobalt i.td. psE as y s,sse Savase Mines Or
~. een'srlean and British Nsn,lzfs,..,;,,. -Vf'
'' No'eniai silver Mia.s: lot 'ssi 81
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

CF1rnished BY Charles D. Barney & Co. No. Is
Broad street, New York and no. 122 South
sth street, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
YUKON GOLD COMPANY.

; n J
DIVIDEND 40. !.
The Directors Of the Yukon Gold Company
have this date declared quarterly dividend
= the rate Of eight per cent (Scob per annun
~ the issued capital stock Of the Company,
she 4th payment Of tWo per cent t2ccl or ten
cents Goc.D per share, to be made on June
3oth. 1910, 20 sl stockholders OF record AT 3
o'clock in fhs afternoon of June 18th 1910
The books for the transfer of the stock q
-te COMPANY VIII close al 3 O'Clock in the
-,tternoon Of June 10th. and reopen July Isl,
-q1O. CHAS X. LIPMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
BOSTON CURB sTocES
STOCKS

FURNISHED BY J. Thon-ss Re3ns-a,-s =, 4, =
Bread street. New Nc-z ana -
shire street ECs-cC-N
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT H0sIga
RAILROAD COMPANY
Second Mortgage Bona.

To tn. holders Of second MortEag. a..
the International & Great Sorrhs-,
road Company who have rot depo.,,.s
same under the Bondholders' 4r---
dated March ?, 1903;
A decree for the forselosu-s of tas =
Nortgags and FOR a sale thsreunds- -
been entered ia the United sra-,z =.
Court for the Scrthe-n District OF -
the tenth day o. lfsy. 1910 notice IS
given that the time for depositiuz
mortgage bonds With The FARMERS -
AND TRUST .CO9IPAST. Depositary uss..-
aforementioned Agreement. Is hsrss-
tended 10 and including the 15TH Da7
JUNE 1910. after which data bonds -
received only in the discretion of ths -
tee and upon the payment O s1ch psrzsl
-eseect og each bond as nav be irrvc,.sl
the Committee under the terms o. said 4.
ment.
Dated New York May l.. 1910
W. EMLTN ROOSEVELT. Chair,,,
EDGAR L MARSTON.
JOHN W HANER.
HENRY Il PONROY.
COMMITTEES
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
INDUS RIAL.

Files Open. High. Lo7 l-as'-
so9 Int Rub r cts 2IG .3Is q 81
100 Int Sm & Ref f.137 Z! iss %
500 July. OH. 3 g = E
sSS @ MsRsat Ma9s on II@n: 81 IS 81 g 81 . :?
200 'Palmer OIL. 4Iis 53 40 go 90
100 United cigar n Il. Il, IL IL.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
BONDS.

s. 1899 goo Mes4 Mes3 ps ysi SIS S. g. 3 81 sss
sSelIs cents rer shsr. todd iotz.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
UNMPORTANT FINAL CHANGES IN SECURITIES PRICES

NEW WORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEDNESDAY s.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
mn Ron a WACHTNAC RAIIWAT 90.

20 Wall s.. -. \. City. Nay 23rd. 1910.
4 di--6en6 of two sad cne-hzlf per cent
t2zsEs has this day been declared on the
rreferreo capital stock OF This company, pay
able Juiy lst 1910 70 stockholders OF record
the close Of business June 18th. 1910. The
preferred stock transfer books VIII close june
-sth 1910. ana reopen July 9th. 1910.
- q COLEBROOh. Treas
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
NEW yoRk CITY soS''

/ Furnished BY ". \. Colsr s CO.
strertl .als
Accrued interest 20 . ~ AZ
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09

Furnished b. swavtrovt- & AppenDeilaT. No 40
Pine street,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yester-
day at auction at the Exchange salesroom
by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
~FW YORK FFNTRAI & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.


Ne1 York June Sth. 1910
-EE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
rsnv has declared a dividend Of ONE AND
OEE-HsLF PEI CEesT. 81 ;ts Capital Stock.
rz.sble at this Office on the 18th CAV O. July
next 70 stockhcI6ers - record al the close OF
business or Tues6a-. toe 2let inst
EDEE ETN Z 1cOS~I T---E --ea s-.-er.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
MINING.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

bONUOf
s2 600 CorstocIr t.. 1914 1e& 1914 1914
New-York tribune., 1910-06-09
a Y AND oTHER GAS SECURITIES.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

+aad .zteras-
Evening journal., 1910-03-08

on the night OF February 25. on the
suppositlon that he was "A spy has
disappeared and IL Is not expected that
lie viii return TO prosecute his assail
ants. three of whom were arrested.
The man told chief OF Police Black
that he had a family living in Frank
ford. Pa, and the chief wrote TO the
Evening journal., 1910-03-08

fcials OF the company intend to make this
one of the biggest and most up to date
Of their plants
The company has found that Whining
ton affords the most intelligent and the
best a'l-around help Of any city where It's
factories are located. and 1t is largely due
to this fact that it has decided 60 double
Evening journal., 1910-03-08

Market street. At present lo0 girls are
employed. With the expectation of OBJ
tanning more girls. the company is in
stalling new machinery. Before the end
of the year it is hoped to have 2oo0 persons
employed,
Gratifed beyond expectation at the sue
cessful operation OF the local factory. Of
Evening journal., 1910-03-08

authorities in that city TO sutstantiate
the mans statement and has received
n reply to the effect that Orczakowslki
Is not known in that locality.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
ALLEGED POLISH
"SPY' STILL ABSENT

Henry Orczakowski. the stranger
who was badly beaten by "a crowd Of
Evening journal., 1910-03-08
WORK FOR 1000
MORE CITY GIRLS

The American Tobacco Company re-
uuires 1000 more girls for its large to-
bacco factory on Vandever avenue, near
Evening journal., 1910-03-08

the present working force. The announce
ment was made that IN nearly every case
the employees taken on were quick to
learn. and altogether the company Is very
much pleased with its local plant.
Evening journal., 1910-03-08

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1910-03-08

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-09-07
FROM HIS OWN HOME.

The following from the Ncwberry
Observer is very significant, and it
seems to indicate from whence come
the finances" OF which we have
heard in various sections:
"What would Jas. ). rarnum give
to see the old State dispcnsary re-
stored? lie is credited with having
made many thousands out Of it. 1t
is certain he pleaded guilty to graft
ing and paid a fine Of s. 900, which
was laughed at by his own friends
rs being ridiculously small for Il
man OF his wealth. lie made big
money out Of the dispcnsar. And
there are others. SO there is no
trouble to raise Il large fund to de-
feat FcathcrStOnc.
"But. in spite Of that and in spite
OF tho false and villainous reports
brought against him at the eleventh
hour. we believe FcathcrStonc will
be elected
And NcWbcrry is Mr.. BlcuSc's own
town. The Observer is ono Of the
staunch"st and truest papers in
the above extract we assume that
Mr.. Blcasc's ncighbor, Editor w II.
Wallace, knows whereof he speaks.
ana it is evident that he prefers Mr..
FcathcrStomc rather than Mr.. Blcasc.
And we guarantee the estimate
placed by w. II. Wallace upon any
man he knows. He certainly knows
Mr.. Blcasc, his townsman and his
Mayor, and there is no question that
he will east his ballot for the man
whom h, knows best fitted to fill the
Office OF GOrrronr OF South Carolina.
w. II. Wallace. Of Ncwberry. we
do not hesitate to say. will vote for
G. &. fcathcrstonc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-09-07
TIlI. ELECTION RETURNS.

We urge the managers Of election
every effort possible to have the re-
turns Of the coming primary sent to
the county chairman Immediately
upon the counting of the ballots.
These returns can be phoncd in to
the officials and tabulatcrs at Wal
halla. and in this way a compare
lively accurate idea OF the result can
be had within a very short time af-
ter the voting has closed.
With good telephone service ii is
possible for the whole OF OconCc to
know the result at very early hour.
The Oconcc Telephone Company has
been very prompt and accommOda t.
ing in the past in the matter OF Sc
curing returns, Keeping their vari-
Gus central Offices open and ready to
transmit election news with accu-
racy. It was through them last
week that the returns were received
early where it Wns possible 10 get
them at all. Let the people have the
news promptly by information from
each precinct being given accurately
to the central Offices for transmits
| sion Everybody is interested in the
work OF next Tuesday, both in coun-
| ty and state matters.
Much Of the credit for the returns
| last week is due to the kindness and
prOmptncSS Of the various "Ccntrals'
Of the Oroncc Telephone Company
! 10 whom We extend, in common Will
| the people in general. our sincere
! thanks.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-09-07

we believe that Mr. Featherstone
next Tuesday wis be chosen as Gov
ernor Of South Carolina by such an
overwhelming majority that no man
can question but that we rs a State
are still alive to the interests of
the Commonwealth, and that her cit
liens stand always on the side of
right in all moral and important
questions.
Think well over these things when
YOU come to cast your ballot next
Tuesday. Has Mr. Bleasc turned
loose his old associates OF the state
dispcnsary with all its corruption
and debauchcry? We might ask
further. would he, if elected.
Stand by the state, or would he
stand by his old friends? II is his
boast that hc never deserts his
friends, and his friends have not
bcen the friends OF the state in times
past.
He has dropped the old State dis
pcnsary issue and cSpouScd the
cause Of local option. but he only
deserted his old friend, the dispcn-
Sary. when it died. lie sticks to his
Friends Consider now who are and
have been his friends, and east your
vote for the good OF the State.