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AMENDED SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE.

In Court Of Common Pleas.
A. Knox and Joseph G..
Speares, as Executors of the Last
VIII and Testament Of John s..
Dickson, deceased, Plaintiffs,
against
II. Dickson, John B. Dickson,
w. Paul Dickson, Sloan Harley,
r. p. Harkey. Wade Dickson, Lula
Butler, John D. Dickson, Julia Ste
vens, S. w. Dickson, Enle DECKER
son., Sallie Poore, Alden Dickson,
Theodore D.. Alexander, j. Walter
Alexander, w. Oscar Alexander,
Lester Alexander, Wade Alexan-
der, Lucy Barnett, Cora Adams,
Sue Whaley, children Of Benjamin
Dickson, deceased, names un-
known; S. Mack Dickson, Leila
Ramey, Leo Hunt, Stiles Hunt,
Lizzie Teasley, Jeptha Dickson,
jerry Dickson, Benjamin Dickson,
John T. Dickson, Lizzie Isbell,
Hannah King, Heppie Dickson,
Sallie Dickson, S. e. Brown, Sallie
M. Keels, M. II. Purcell, M. G. For
est, Mary b. Purcell, B. H. Dick
son, Martha Mitchell, Sallie Adds,
Sue Patterson, Eliza D. Bennett,
Ella Dickson, Eddie d. Stoney,
! Willie Dickson, Sallie Wilson, Bet
tie Dickson John B. Speares, Jo-
seph G. Speares, Mrs. Sallie Bag
we'll, Mrs. Hepsie Craig, Harrison
Campbell, George Campbell, Hep
sic Cox, Hepsie Grier, Lula Adams,
Sallie Cannon, Joseph A. Knox,
Clarissa Clinkscales, Eliza A. Har-
bert, S. Jane Aldrich, A. L.. Moss,
j. A. Massey, Oscar Mills, Ida Ia
Dor, Clifton Speares, w. j. Reeder,
Addie McAlister, Mrs. j. d. Moore,
Lena Reeder, Children Of Thomas
Reeder, deceased, names unknown,
James F. Reeder, Maggie Harkins,
VIM. j.. Reeder, John ]. Reeder,
John G.. Reeder, Thomas F. Reed
err, Lillian Reeder, Annie r. Reed
er, Carlos CAN'T, Sallie Craig,
Minnie Hunnicutt, VIM. T.. CAN'T,
Alice CAN'T, Willie e. Campbell,
Ton A. Campbell, John d, Camp
bell, l.. T. Campbell, Minnie Farr,
Kate McClain, Idell Reynolds, w.
P. Barton, Nancy McSwain, Henry
Barton, Matte Perters, Bob Fred
erick, Sam Barton, Fred Barton,
Barton. James. Aury Ewing, Anna
Dogin, Terrell James, Dock James,
Waddy James, John Barton, Loony
Barton, James Barton, Mary Bar
ton, Dave Barton, Warren Barton,
Aura Barton, Pope Barton, Eliza
beth Dyere, Vira Lassiter, Eliza
whitley, Aura Wilkens, d. o. Bar
ton. Aura A. Odle, william Cut
birth, Nancy e. Hill, Lee Cutbirth,
Joe B. Cutbirth, Dave CutDirth,
Lizzie A.. Odle, Kate Rust,
Willie Gown, Willard Gown, SAL
lie M. Swift, Thomas Morgan, Eta
Lee, Ida Wright, VIM. H. Morgan,
II. G.. Morgan, and Della Pople,
Defendants.
Amended Summons for Relief.
TO the Defendants Above Named:
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint in
action, which has been filed in
the office of the Clerk OF Common
Pleas, for the said count, and to
serve a copy Of your answer to the
complaint on the subscribers, at
their office on the Public Square, at
Court House, South Caro-
lima, within twenty days after the
hereof, exclusive of the day
such service; and If you fail to
answer the complaint within the time
the Plaintiffs in this action
will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
f.. l.. HERNDON,
r. II. JAYNES,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
April 10, 1911. 1921
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CalhOun's Dream.
Harry II. Hughs.

The night is hushed, and still, and clear
A spirit holds the atmosphere
Profoundly silent, and 1t seems
To lull my soul to strange, strange dreams.
Far back into a long gone day
I'm borne, and wander on the way
By engineers and statesmen wise
Surveyed to form the linking ties
Between the South and growing West,
Between the sea and mountain crest.
MA The axeman on this good survey
With sturdy strokes now clears the way;
The splow-tnan, spader, wag' ner-all
PlrsueRth work, and soon they call
For drill and hammer, force supplied.
TO pierce the stately mountain side.
The granite yields to conquering force,
And all along the chosen course
The work is ending. and a spark /.
OF hope Is burning throughput bark!
From Sumter's guns the flame and sound
OF tyranny and war %resound! Qaaf' ass 81.
And blood, and war. and fire, and death,
Are belched upon the cannon's breath!
Then-deathlyl silence in our land,
Made desolate by foreign band!
The. grand survey now silent lies;
The hemlock, pine and shrub b'ry rise
Upon the way our statesman's dream
Had said should. kneel to con q'ring steam.
Tho RATHER, quail and timid hare
Enjoy the stiffness %reigning there
The stiffness deep, and sad, and long,
The night air stirs; l sleep no more;
I'm back from misty days OF yore,
And stand tonight upon the plain
That sees the South herself again!
With thrilling heart I now survey
The railroad route Of yester day.
The hemlock, pine and shrub b'ry there
With r~attler, quail and timid hare,
No longer dare to reappear,
For now the railway bed is clear,
And miles of glittering rails and ties
Are stretched before my gazing eyes
Across the wales, and through the hills,
1t goes till it with life instills
The country by its chosen route,
And gives the mighty ~victor's shout!
But bark that rumb'ling! Can it be
An echo near the distant sea
OF Sumter's guns again on fire
To shed the blood Of son and sire?
But look! From yonder mountain-side
A fiery monster springs with pride
And speeds along the shining rails;
1t coughs, 1t shrieks, 1t curves and sails,
And then with fastening speed it gains
The low-lands, and across the plains
with graceful swing 1t speeds it slows,
Then halts, and starts, and on it goes
From Western plain to high land lea,
From mountain crest to dist ant seal
And as It speeds to dist ant shore
We leave our dream forever more,
And turn with quick'ning hearts and eyes
Material fact to realize
The old Blue Ridge is now complete y
The West, the South in union meet!
Calhoun once dreamed, but ours twill be
TO bring 1t through maturity.
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Deaths Of 610 persons by street
car accidents in fourteen cities of the
United States is reported for the year
1910, and the list Is not complete.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-05-24

Accidents will happen, but the
be~st-regulated families keep DR..
Thomas Eclectic OIL for such eTner-
gencies. 1t subdues the pain and
heals the hurts.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G s r Q Re GA

More monographs and records
from the United States are finding
Their way abroad. The value Of ex-
ports In 1910 was $2,709,950 or
more than double that Of the previ-
Gus year.
The oasis., 1911-05-27

thirty years. He was there nearly two months, having left Arizona to go there in March.
 TABERNACLE (M. E.) Sonoita ave. Two live, wide awake services. Instrumental and vocal music. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Morning subject, Il o'clock: "A Game Actor on the Race Track of Life." Night subject, 8 o'clock: "The Mist of Midnight Dream" A church home for strangers. The place-Stone Tabernacle. c. G. MITCHELL, Pastor.
 Tuesday morning there was quite an excitement in the Noon Addition, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Bristol having disappeared. Search was inslitut- ed everywhere While the excite ment was at it's height Mrs. Levin telephoned that the child was in the vicinity of her residence, hav- ing wandered away from home and gone in that direction.
 MT. A. 0. Dominguez, recent arrival from Los Angeles county, California, who was en route into Sonora to esta blish a breeding farm, has been awaiting peace in Mexico before going further. While await ing he looked around and Conclud- ed the Santa Cruz valley would suit. He found a place that was very attractive, but he could not get title for all the ground, SO he dropped the deal The gentleman is still looking up place. He has some very fine thoroughbred stock, including handsome lrot- ling stallion with record of 2:14, and thoroughbred jack. Mir. Dominguez will establish wherever he can buy suitable farm and breed mules and horses.
The oasis., 1911-05-27

Mir. John H. Talbot, a we'll known Arizonan, residing formerly in Mo- gales and operating in both Sonora and Arizona. has taken the Cam bria.Union apartment house in Los Angeles. and is making a speciality of catering to the wants nf visitors from Arizona and Sonora.
 Wednesday evening Mir. Cor nelius Ferris, the old time pros. pector and miner, came up from the Key de Orc camp in the Mag dslena district of Sonora. Tester. day morning the gentleman took the train for California. where he announced determination of re. maining.
 Wednesday evening Superinten- dent H. J. Temple returned from Cananea, where he went Monday. All the bridges that were destroyed hy insurreclos have been cribbed up and trains are running regular ly again. Thursday morning Mir. Temple went toward Hermosillo and Torres.
 Last Friday MT. and Mrs. A. E. Crepin came from Patagonia with their three children all suffering from mysterious malady whichwas pronounced by Doctors Purdy and Chenoweth, who were called, to be infantile paralysis. Tuesday of the present week Mrs. Crepin went to Tucson with the little ones for medical attention there.
 Thursday evening Mr. John H. Mapes came in from Sonoita sta linn and remained at Nogales over night, returning to Sonoita yester. day morning. Mir. Mapes has returned recently from a visit to his boyhood home in Altamont, Missouri, which he had not seen in
The oasis., 1911-05-27
NoCALES NOTES.

All thS A~SSSS wy eSS NS NaA~ millinery.
 Wednesday Mir. E. s. Brooks went to Tucson.
 Thursday Nogales was visited by MT. K. B. Holt of Magdalena.
 Sunday Mr. Calafell Flpixas went to Tucson for a short visit.
 Monday Mr. Manuel Mascarefas ST. went to El Paso and Ciudud Juarez.
 Tuesday evening MT. Stuart h. gram of Empalme was a visitor at Nogales.
 MT, Jos. de Lusignan returned this week from the Altar district of Sonora.
 Next Tuesday May 30th, the Santa Cruz club will picnic in Sonoita cafion.
 Mir. A. K. Crepin, the Patagonia merchant, was at Nogales several days early in the week.
 Tuesday Mark Lulley went to Tombstone, summoned as a trial juror in the United States Court. The people over in the San Ra. iael valley have organized church and will erect a house of worship. Saturday last Dr. and Mrs. Ray Ferguson went to Tucson, where they will take up their residence. Mir. F. c. Emery, President of the Cobriza Copper Company, was at Nogales yesterday and Thurs day.
 MT. A. Allende, representative of A. Sleinfeld < Co.,, at Tucson. was at Nogales Thursday and yes. terday.
 Monday night MT. A. L. Lewis, the Hermesillo ore buyer, came up from the south and was at Nogales several days.
 MT. Don A. Sanford of Washing. ton, D. C., has been at Nogales thi- week, coming from his ranche on the Sonoita.
 Yesterday morning MT. Manuel Mascarefas Jr. went to Los Angeles on business, expecting to return early next week.
 Doctor John B. Morley, from the camp of he Sonora Copper Com. pany at Noria station, was at No. gales Wednesday.
 Mir. Alfred k. Stelzer from New York City, is visiting his mother and brother Mrs. M. B. Stelzer and hI' JOnn b. OtelZeT.
 Yesterday morning it was an, nounCed that the train leaving NOgales at 7 o'clock would go through to Guaymas.
 Colonel L. w. Powell of Bisbee, who has taken over the Montana mine, in the Gro Blanco country, was at Nogales Tuesday.
 Yesterday evening Mir. Carlos Credner, the Magdalena merchant, came up from his town en route to Los Angeles for short visit.
 This morning Mrs. M. B. Stelzer Started for California where she TlI visit at Los Angeles and Santa Barbara until the latter end of the
The oasis., 1911-05-27
fore ihr U. s. grand jury, returned Wednesday evruing.

Wed nesday eveulng.
 Nr. J. H. Pierce, Schilling X Co.'S travelling man, was at Nog4les Thursday. At one time Mir. Pierce was in business in Nogales.
 Monday MT. Alfonso L. Jimenez, Mexican Consul, started for New York to assume his new post of duty as vice consul general.
 Mir. Thos. Heady, foreman at the San Rafael ranche of the Greene Cattle Company, was over from Lochiel on Wednesday.
 Thursday morning Reverend and Mrs. J. H. Heald terminated their visit at NogaIes and went to Tucson, thence to California.
 The U. s. grand jury at Tomb stone ignored the charge oI smuggling az ,inst Mike McKenna and nine others taken at Bull Springs.
 Caniina Central, Hermosillo opposite Banco de Sonora, A. A. Monleverde, proprietor. Lunches and Oyster Cocktails. Finest Mex. jean cigars. x
 Mir. Frank Reagan returned from Texas eallv in the week. 'ruesday Y he was at N0gales and with him was his brother Mir. J. H. Reagan of Patagonia.
 Mir. T. J. O'Keefe, special deputy collector of customs, went to NacO eaIly in the week to attend the crossing of a large shipment of cat. tie coming out of Mexico.
 Wednesday Nogales was visited hy Mir. c. Haakp, formerly at Ca nanea, who was in from the Santa Rita mountains, where he is work. ing some claims of his own.
 Wednesday MT. Thomas ThOmn. son was over from the San Rafael valley, where he has located a quarter section of government land Io huy lumber for a house he will build.
 Send broken glasses to he re paired or duplicated, to pr. Schell Tucson. Arizona. Complete grind ing plant, enabling him to mkse prompt returns. If
 Sunday morning Mir. H. Creigh. t1n, U. 5. customs agent, went tC Tombstone, via Tucson, to be in attendance at the term of the United States Court, which Is il session at that place.
 Tuesday evening there was al Nngales Mir. Courtenay DeKolh general manager for the Compafiis Metalurgica V Refnadora del Paci. tico at FundicIon, and the Mexican. American Smelling Co. at Quay. mas.
 Tuesday night there came up from the south Mir. D. A. Richard son, the Douglas lawyer, who va, marooned at ('uay several days. He came by automobile as far as Hermosilo and from that place he got train.
 Owing to the three cases of in. fatile paralysis, noted elsewhere that were in town last week and early in the present week, the school trustees suspended the school Wednesday morning, and
The oasis., 1911-05-27

thirty years. He was there nearly two months, having left Arizona to go there in March.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-15

Sein g3lan lit, bic Dpnaitie am 2eben
al erbalten, aber 'ie elmer fhurfen aons
trple burh cine gerfuiTung gu
unterperfen. Dus tit ia audi Der
einsiae Weg, China Dor elmer nod sros
Beren @efabr 81 rettsn, ais es jebt
fdon eeesniiber ftebt. gs lit ndmlid
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arGfte in bic 5dnpe elmer NnSabl ehrs
seisigsr Sibrsr eelanst iinb, bic ben
Bldn beaen, iih Sober etn Roni9reid
fir ben eigenen gebrauh su eriineen.
poourh China in einen boffnunsslos
len 3uItunb eeratben uno feline Nuf>
tbeiluna unter Die eurpp6iihen MGhte
nur cine 6rass Der 3eit iein tpiirbe.
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ben, um bas ndtionale 8anb bersuitelz
len. Dpbl ipdre bas audi unter elmer
repubIitannhen Reeisrungsform mOgs
lid, Nlein 0uan Sbi Gai 1T Elm 5u
gut aefhulter Staatsmann. um niht
Su ertennsn, oub bas hineiiffe goIi
auber Stunoe 1T, iith ielbit gu regies
rem. Seine Ibiift 1T oFfenbar, China
in eine tonItitutiouelle Wpnarhie natI
enslifhem Wuiter um5upanoeln.
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grafibent Jaaieres.

Dlit erobsn Jsitlit,,itsn, Gnabene
ullHsn uub Croensr.een hdben IN
ben lest.H Sohren mebrsrs bohbetasis
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item Staaisbinsr Der briiten R.publii
pareu nit eire: eerartiesa gniilt:s
buns BON alItm perionliden Sufri.s
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man iassR, baB tr feline Sieuans
aans 10 binnimms, ipie Tie ihm stgts
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2otal 8eridt.
Wetmrtem.

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y 1dt pen u II o. el II, ais
pdre bic aolonidIfrogs bon 8eutihs
lamb am falI9en Gnbe ongeI6nittsn
porben, penn man bepbahtet, pie
YerIien bon England unp RubIano
itiidtpeiie peri6lungen ptrh. llnbes
Itreitbdr lit periien pon unenolt9
grDbsrsr 8ebeutung fir 9euti6Guno
nls Marotto. DGs gebt i6on oaraus
heroor, oab i'm Iiiolihen periten Der
Gnopuntt Der gubn liegt, bic 3umeiit
nit beutfdem aapitaI gebaut poroen
lit unb gum 3psd bat, aleindiien
pirtbI6aftlih uuf3ubduen unb 81 Ell
nem Ibiasgsbist fir bsuti6e Woarsn
8u oeitalten. 9espeeen ftno mir
ober bur6aus ni6t DilIens, Der beutz
fhsn Diplomatic einen SoosI an3us
bGnsen. 9ersn Qufsubeu fino 10 oers
pitsIt, bob iis beim beiten DiGsr
nitt INNER eiuihreiten fam, pern
bic Sntsrsisn bes Reides es gsbietsn.
QtIs RubIano unb Sngtnnb ibre Sns
tereTen Spbdren in perIien aberen5z
ten, mar bic beutIhe Rssieruus auber
Stunbe, ibreu groteit sin3ulegsn, neil
fie babur6 Die pon gnglunb seihafz
fene aoaIition gegen Deuti6Iono be-
feftigt bate unb alIes baron 9eIe'
gen fein mubte, oiefe aoalitton 5u
Iprengen. 9os BAT lie aud pOqbraht.
| inbem lie RubIanb freis 5anb ins Per
| fen gepdbrte. aaein bamit 1T bas
Spiel nod niht berloren. Die Iegige
beutide Diplomatic fiibrt fhre gIdns
senbIten S6o6siigs permittelii Der
aunIt bss Wdrtens aus. Wohfdm ale
goreGnge beo5a6tsnb. i6rsiiet iis i'm
4ugenblit elm, mann lie nit hem en-
! ften Sta65ug bas Spisl buIb eetpons
nsn bat. Sn bieisr Weiie 1T C
nit Warot.o geitebsn. Sn Berlin
lisb man 5rantreid jabrslang in Ro.
rotto intriguirsn uno proteitirts iogar
nidt einraI, uIs bic sngliI4.franSp'
Iiihe Qbmohung bstreffs Wtarottos
DoQ3oeen purbe. Die Sntsrpention
erfolate srit nud Der ShIaht Don
Mufben, ols man bic 9sfpiBbeit bate,
oaB Rublanb fih niat eiumti9eH
piirbe. gDir baben niht ben min
beften 3tpeifel. haB Elm fold giinitlser
Roment Ti6 aud in 8esus uuf Per
fien einittIIen unD iogar 81 elmer pou.
itdnbtasn llmgeitaltung in Den Der
bdltnifIsu Der Ration gu chamber fub'
ren pirb. Rubldnos PIan Liegt tld'
Dor Quqen. Is piro cine peritiht
gropins nab Der anosren nebmeu UNI
fhlieBlih in bic SphGre Guglanoi
.inorinqsn, bas nd ntht oagegen 81
Debren permag, bu feline 2anomah
Der rufTiTten nitt gsrpanisn lit uni
feline ;lptte uiht bic minosite g8ir
tuue aus3uIbeu permag. Wenn ote't
I Cadillac eingetreten III. bann tpirt
Gnqlono um Die 0ilfs 0eutIhldnoi
noaiu6en. Sobolb bas 9ei4i:ht, II
Rublunb ss3tpungsn, psriisn pieoel
su rdumen unb Die RsguIirung bie's4
Qonbes miro mad osutihen 4Srln8i
pien Folg.n, baB IS bon tsiner Wtuh
aunettirt tpirb. ioHbern allsn Ratio
nen often Ttsbt. Gang ips8iea mir
Der bette 6aFsn am peritihsn Weerbu
len fur bic 8asoaoboln geilhert tpsr
ben.