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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-15


~ %as9s"' s9iso'2"s farmer that, would try such
a Blu many farmer rfccdsh
n&s for all the good he gets out of his food The
'weak the of
and the the
To sfrcndhen the the Of
2ans OF ddestiOn on m the
Dr. Pierce's Golden S an
failing remedy, Of physicians
well as the praise OF
In the stctes "C5oden
cine contains neither nocan free from alcohol
other
liver blood licn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-15
The Tenderfoot Farmer

1t was of these experimental farmers, who put gree
spcctaces on his and fed her shavngs. His tfeor
was that it didn't matter what the long
was fed The questions of digestion and nourshmcn
not entered into his calculations.
It's only "tenderfoot' farmer that would try suc
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-15

Canada takes tenth place among
the nations in tho worlds shipping.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

any other country. With n small ,icct
OF acroplanes lowering over tho Pa
iciiic or I lie Atlantic It would be i'm
POSSIBLE for ANY hostile fleet OF war
ships to land Under present condi-
i tons. however, this country is totally
unprcparcd for any big attack IRON,
either shore
This. III substance, is the opinion or
frederick Nlllicrs, the veteran war
CORES pondcnt. who Is spending a few
days in st. Paul.
Mr.. Filliers believes that tho aero
, plano is the panacca for war. par
ticularly for the United states. Other.
wise, ellis country is doomed to have
J some foreign foe land OH its shores and
possibly win.
! 1T isn't wealth that counts in war.
he said. 1T is poverty. The Japanese
| arc poor, and they are seeking to
strengthen .hcir position. What are
| they spending half or their revenue
! Tor unless they are looking for trouble?
| ] do not say that they will go TO war
with the United states, but some day
the japanese will mako some kind Of
demand on this country and this coun-
try Will either have to grant 1t and
| humiliatc itself or go to war
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

TO Vienna a week ago from Venice
Inquiries a, the Austro- llunsariat,
emoass! ELECTED tho reply:
You deceive yourself. Tho gentle
man to whom you refer has not been
connected with our embassy for three
years"
Count Won Schocnborn IS fifty years
ola, and has no fortune and used to
!lfc at Rue Lincoln. lie first saw
AIRS. Spotswood when she posed in a
tabieau for tho benefit OF the Amcri
can hospital connected with DR.. John
Morgans church. Avcnuo Dc L'Ain1a.
Dtforrc any Krcp Her From Court.
Mrs Spotswood was the lrauIcin
rranccska Won Wolf, q granddaughter
OF the baron or that name. who red IN
america because OF his republican ideas
Wnen her parents left the country She
uVcd IN Munich for some time viii
her grandmother, and became lady in :
waiting ut the German court She was
also much admired by King Edward.
VINO presented her with a diamond in
crusted frog, but Notwithstanding al!
TINS, Count Won Schocnborn would find
~ impossible to present her as his wife
az the Austrian court for the Emperor
francis Josef never receives divorced
women at court, and cannot, while he
IS on good terms with the Vatican
AIRS. Spotswooi was married in 1907.
ana went to Paris to secure her divorce
from her husband in 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

+ i
lashe Mindanao. Most OF tho troops arc
statsoncd IN tho department Of inzon.
B which includes the city Of Manila.
What is known ms tho coast defense
!; fortS III tho harbor OF Manila arc not
completed %ci. and they will 10, be
finished until they have received thc.r
quota ofeii-inch guns. The other guns
',ro 12-tnch and 1o-inch. and there ie
the usual complement OF morturs and
mining,
,fhe lack OF defcnsca at Manila is
the Same as that at Hawaii. There is
largo coast line which has no defense
at NIL. 1t is pointed out to-day that iii
case OF I'll attacis OIL any part Of The
Island OF 1.,izon it would be urcesst ~
10 Withdrew the forces from tho two
other departments so IS TO mako any
kind OF resistance.
AS between the two places. tho
Hawaiian Islands and Mani'a. all
things here point TO a concentration OF
force iii case OF attack at Hawaii
rather than 1T Manila
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
REMAIN MANY WEEKS
Bids -src Asked on Nust Amount OF
Comuissary Supplies.

tSnecial to The Times pispatch,l
san Antonio. TcNas, March Is
That the division no,v in camp at Fort
sam Houston expects 70 remain licrc
aicr many weeks WAS shown this morn
ing when local merchants crc.askcI
10 bid OH cominissiarv supplies amount-
iuG to $lap.0oQ 10 be ready for delivery
april .. TIE articles desired consist
pounds Of sugar. 10000 pounds OF
beans. 10000 pounds OF rice, .t.ooo
pounds OF lard and in smaller quanti-
lies tomatoes, pruiieS. soap, candy,
matches. tobacco, salt. cheese. ctc.
This is about !. months supply for
the men now III camp This is being
purchased despite the fact there ia
now stored In freight cars in tho yards
here food supplies Of even q iurgci,
quantity.
That on The cars is kept in readiness
TO move on short notice Every com
pany now in tho division camp is be.
Ing nllcd to full war strength II is
estimated that by the end OF twenty
days The army OF the United States
Will practically b. ZIP 10 Inc limit al
lowed by congressional act
Tho fact that the Mexican govern
ment has succeeded i'll relieving Chi
huhua. trains now being operated be-
tween Mexico City and that point ana
north TO El Pasc, Sas greatly lesscncd
abC sGHdHGCS VI usIncU intervention, The
vigorous activity OF the Mexican gov
ornmcnt within tho last six days has
done much 10 bring about peace in
Chihuahua.
Tho only alarming reports are OF
rebel activity III Tamaulpas. Durango
and Nucvo Leon. with authentic ac-
counts OF raids in tho Haqu River
valley by tho Yaqui Indians. ancient
and forinidab bic fighters against the
hIeS3cans
Flee TO California.
Tho Americans in Sonora arc said
To BIO fleeing TO California; MANY or
thor estates having been raided by
the Indians. who arc said to have 5000
men in Tho field
At tho lnanocuvrc camp the routine
al army 1ifo goes on in Il duh, list.
less fashion. q heavy rain fell again
to-day. flooding soinc of the tents
The grounds. however. arc we'll drain
cd, and aside from Tic muddy streets
tho soldiers arc suffering little or nc
discomfort.
The rockies or recruits. arc he
ms RAPIDLY whipped into shape, being
put through from six to eight hours
hard work daily BY tic drill sci-
gcants. In usual recruiting "rookies'
arc not given Il gun and ammunition
and taught llow 10 shoot until they
haEc been III the service several
months. Under orders now out tho
recruits arc 10 be sent At once 10 Leon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
MRS, SPOTSWOOD
SECURES DIVORCE

Paris. March 1s.-A large part o.
society Is once more Interested in tho
fascinating Mrs. cambridge Spotsw0pd
who has been spoken of as "the now
beauty Of Paris. who has made a
sensation at Narragansctt Pier, and
whose picture has been exhibited at
tho New York National Academy
The fullest Inquiries here led TO the
belief that the some time wife OF the
New York ard Petersburg, Va, broker
is OF last TO marry Count i. Won
Schoenbern, 4 former attachc Of the
embassy, for whose
sake. it is said. she separated from
her husband. at any, rate. it is be.
lievcd she has conc to Vienna, and Il
Is known that she gave strict order.
at her home, 80 Avenue Victor Hugo
that no news should be given out re
GardinS her Whereabouts.
Mrs. Spotswoods lawyer, c. a. Hcrez.
hon Bartlett, OF ll6 Dies Champs ELY.
secs, has gone 10 Vienna, 1t Is supposed
to look after The interest OF his cltont
and friend. Count SchoensssM HAnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Physical Wreck Restored to
Health by Great Kid
ney Remedy.

! iccl it my duty TO furnish Vol, with
my ~ testimonial as to what your remedy
swamp. Root did for INC when was 4,
physical wreck from kidney and bladder
Some years ago was not able to do
any work, and could only just creep
around, and am satisfied that had il not
been Tor DR.. ki!ncrs swamp, Root i
would not have lived Aftcr using thc
preparation for one month was allie 10
work SONG, and when | had used IS 90
worth wort OF swamp Root could do a good
days work. | used about $1,000 Worth
altogether and would not take $1,000
Tor the good that il did inc. | consider It
a s'od-scnd to suffering humanity for the
diseases Tor which YOU recommend il.
and have recommended it to many SUI,
icrcrs. HI. HIjC,CINS
:, WEIGH, Ark.
Personally appeared before me this
10Th OF September, 1909. II. l.. Iiugcins,
who subscribed the above statement and
made oath that the same is true in sub
stance and i'll fact
w. a. PAGE, J.#P.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Movement Is Comnlc,cd.

# Galveston, Texas. March lS--Wi,h
the arrival to-day at Fort Crockett or
approximately 1900 soldiers from coast
artillery posts Ions tho Atlantic, sea :
board, the arnly's movement Of troops
10 TuNas apparently has been complct.
The men who reached here to-,Iay on
the transports sumner, Mcclellan an,
IS ilpatrick, after IN eight-day voyage
from llampton Roads. were lsccnly
disappointed when they learned tina,
m air OF mystery still cnveloprd the
so.chllcd m;nocuyres They came en-
pcctlng their stay here TO be or sllcrt
duration.
The men wore packed in Tic trans
ports like sardines, 100 on t.lc XII
patrick LOO on tho Sumner and 500
on tho Mcclellan, TO add TO their dis
comfort there was deck room on the
transports FOR only 700 al Il time.
The transports brought thirty days,
rahons for 1000 men, ana 100000
ROUNDS Of ammunition. Each niau
aboard ship was provided With two
pairs Of strong russell shoes. after hc
!ctt Hampton Roads, Indicating that
some hard Held service is expected OF
him.
The brigade TO he commanded by
Brigadier- General A. l.. Mills is now
complete, the troops who arrived to-
day forming the two other provisional
regiments One regiment is in con-
mand OF Lieutenant Colonel c. +.
Townsicy. and the other is In charge
OF Colonel 3. White The new arrivals
slept last night under the Dog Tents
ttey carry on their backs, hut to-mor-
row after al! their equipment is IN
loaded large, tents will be erected
The brigade Viii be hold in rcudi.
ness 10 move on a movements notice
More supplies arc being ordered and
VIII DC stored aboard the transports;
which Indicates that The three shiHs
viii remain here The contract for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
MAY Decide Moosed Questions.

Washington. MARCH 1S--Onc or tho
principal questions which The War
Department hopes 10 .rttIc as Il result
~ tho man0cuVrcS in TrNaS and calf
iornih is rs 10 whether the army, "a
now organized, is provided with an
extra stock or vvi,n an insufficient
equipment or wagons, tents and sup
piios OF al sorts This is :; question
over witch there has boon II division
Of opinion among army officers. some
holding that he army would he
liindcrcd on q march by The large
a'noun: 81 inpedimcntS i, carries
while Others think /, should l.. even
moro heavily equipped than AT pres
Cnt.
Major General Leonard Wood. chief
or stan OF the army. III talking TO-
day OF the manocuvrcs. said that an
other question which IL was expected
70 decide was as 10 whether there
should &c q rcorganiza ton OF The
cavalry on another basis. 1t is con
tended that this branch OF the service
Shcn'u nc more in accord with thu
*NStom IN use in several ]Iuropeap
countries whore the size OF tic cavalry
with each division of tho army is much
smaller than in this country. lie OK
pialned that III present army basis q
dlNiSion OF troops when on complcta
army footing would spread over eleven
or twelve miles when marching For
the PURPOSE of determining whether
thls was too iinwicldy u body. ana
whether ii could DO reduced in certain
respects. tho troops would be formed
into complete divisions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Better Horses Needed.

New York March lS.-1rllc need Of
better horses in tho United St;itca
CaNairS Will be demonstrated BY the
army lnnnocuvrC5 In Texas, according To
Il S!3tcnnit Issued here to-niEht in
behalf Of August belmont, who re-
Gently offered to donate two thorough
bred stations ;tnd other horses 10 the
War Department for establishing i
breeding station for rcmounts. Tho
statement says:
More than 6,u0n cavalry horses will
hc used in The mobilization OF troops
on tl!e McNirarl border, representing
moro than a third Of tho totaI number
OF horses available Tor cavalry pur-
roses. II will he the tirS! tests OF I'll.
requirements uf the army in amy
emergency since tic movement hogan
10 place the American cavalry horac
oh a plano With the horses Of European
nations, and Will serve rs u distinct
object lesson ot the necessity for inn
proving the rcmounts OF tho army"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

use of arms. in other words, they
Will be trimmed TO shoot before they
VIII he trained to drill
1t Is pointed out BY some Of the ca
ports that there is Il lack Of cohoaion
In tho army. rs is evidenced by the
fact that with an entire division mob-
ilized hero less than 5000 are in camp
when tllorc should be 1850 men il
the regiments were up to the standard
y dougc OF rain soaked the ma
nocuvrc camp for hours to-d day. The
rcgimcntal and company streets were
ankle deep In mud. An order was
i.sucd for administration OF the auti-
typhoid serum TO officers and men
alike. Hitherto the prccautiun mad not
been CompulSorN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
some One SWIPES'
Ell PASO' S CANNON
In May Be in Hands of Insur-
rcctos for Use Against
Fedcrals.
ny orI,En,lAN STEVENS.
Special TO The Times Dispatch.

lSPccial TO The Times Dispatch.
III Paso. Tex, March, lS.--A bit OF
WIZ machinery from tho time Of Maxi.
milan is likely to play hot shot on
mo Fedcrals, and HIS Tho noss,b,1,t,
OF becoming a matter 10. grave do,,,,.
Iratloh by the state Department.. For
,ast night some one, prcsumablv mn
'hSurrccto Colonel. "swipod" n 4-pou1,u
cannon which was an ornament :
tnc II 'uso city Hall l. Was :, niece
mmich AaNimiliun had purchased over
htty years ago i'll this country ana
when the government cunfscate5 ~
i!iaiIE fell into the hands Of 4, hIcC;lnty
CLUB. AMI was used for punctuation -
political haranguos
One day it was fired. and an cyco.
"ifc charge OF powder shattered INC
WINDOW glass for some blocks Far
hich mo club was called on to nav
~ was then presented to tho city ana
tclhcred by chains in front Of IN.
Council chamber. This morning -,
$50 o'clock tho old pIecc was scon
cunning It's way down Myrtle Avenue
hitchcd behind an &utomcbiIc, ru,nh,inc
honS Ike II steam roller.
The I'll Faso police force and ~.
deputy United Statcs marsfiais did moi
near inc crenlsinS of tho gun carriage
ana to-day 10 sign OF tic gun exists
me juHta of this city uiSclaims ali
knowledge of tho affair Colonel
mason tho veteran Of many Central
-Afncric..n wars. was naturally sus.
ncctcu. When no came from his loic
TINS morning he was asked If io had
tho cannon
Colonel Mason smiled amiably and
turned his pockets inside ont as proof
thht he was innocent, and even Offered
70 allow his suitcase to be searched
Later lie seemed to have disappeared
Tor search for him by the core
spondcnts failed to find him
Lew Dockstadcr came to town ana
mourncd the fact that Colonel Mason
or any one clse had captured the can.
non
AS soon as found it was Il smoo,l
bore said Dockstadcr. Il wanted Ia
use 1t OH pass seekers. They would
make smooth bore ammunition
The cannon Is inuzzlc loader. IN
surrectos tell nc it is jLst what tlicy
want. It can ba fired with blacl, now.
der and loaded with stones, frijolcs
Jaurcz cigars or any thcr deaslly
missile At hand.
that Colonel Roosevelt is having hi.
sword ground and his cpaulcttcs bur.
hlshcd. ready for service. lie Ia SAID
to have told Governor Curry there
Curry being one OF his Rough Ritlinu
comrades, that the United States wa.
soon to be In very serious trouble. and
that he intended to raise nine reg!
mcnts. tho command OF one hcine
placed at Governor Curry's disposal
This statement. taken taken in con
ncction with tho coloncrs capacity 70,
commanding rapid fro batteries o!
tyncwriters, may be OF interest ir
TOXIC. The story may also he truo il
important.
chihuahua. from the city OF Chihua
hna north, remains in n condition O
splcndfdly melancholy isolation. So
nora remains In the same prcd!camcnt
But military operations or each sid,
seemed TO have dropped into dcsuctudt
for forty-cight hours The bnzzar<l:
arc the only busy creatures III that re
Sion. Down by Co1onin Dublan som.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
FREE TO
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We have a Now Method that cures Asthma
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II We especially want 10 send tito those ap-
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This free offer Is too important to neglect a
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coupon below. DO It today.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Letter 10
DR.. kllfner & Co,
Bin9haruton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You

Send to DR.. Kilmcr & Co, Bingham
Ton, ~ y, Tor sample bottle. It will
convince any ono. You will also receive
i :, booklet OF valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing be sure and mention the Ricll-
mona mono Sunday Times Dispatch. Regular
iiity-ccnt and one dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

$4,000 pounds OF frozen beef was
awarded Tonight. Brigudicr Genera
GhriinGton inspector general Of the
army. arrived here to-day from san
antonio and Will spend several DAYS
IN the Camp. inspecting the regiments.
nc was accompanied by Major Her
Wafth Won Bittcngeld, military attacho
oil nc German embassy in Washing
lon, WHO has boon invited to OBSERVE
thc lnaDoeuvrcs. Major JIcrwarth was
ut the wharf when tho troops arrived
ana aftcrward went aboard and in
spcctcd The transport
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Fnn,ily Knows Nothing Or II.

ISpeclaI 70 Tho Times Dispatch.I
petersburg, Fn., March lS.-Dand-
ridge Spotawood is out Of The CITY
having left Petersburg Yesterday for.
New York. Ills family knows nothing
regarding tho securing of Il divorce bv
ms wife in Paris. Rumor has it that
sho had signified her intentions when
shc visited in Petersburg last summer
81 oo,aihihs divorce, and it was ru-
inorcd here yesterday that she had ar
tanned II abroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
VIII .tsk ItccoEnition.

washington, March IS.-PlanS have
been laid by the Mexican revolutions
lists 10 request lie United States gov
eminent to recognize them as bellf-
Ecrents. Dr. Vasqucz Gomez. lead OF
tho revolutionary agency In Washing
ton, said tonight that this step would
be taken as soon as conclusive proofs
OF the control OF ~ considerable num-
Der OF the States of Mexico by tho
rcNolutionists could be formulated for
presentation to tho State Department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

81 raul. Mimi, March ls.-..Thc
United states is toi-lly unprcpa rcd
ior any big emergency war Such men
rs Wilbur Wright will provo to be this
cotltry's sariors when the time comes
'or a trial Of strength with Japan or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
EahkeP iixzz,0 ia.
2l3 East Broad Street.
kYay;Ia q: \

b
people saw great locks Of buzzarda, ana
"hcre the bnzzards were dying the
torn bodies Of thirty Federal soldiers
were found. and what was left OF them
was given a decent burial This Is tho
sombrc side OF the comic opera war.
stun which has been woven about This
very serious little revolution
Peace talk has ceased. Tho dove has
not chirpcd to-day. Junta officials
still talk sto!idiy about the abdicAt1on
OF D1nH before negotiations can be con-
SACRED, and offer no plan OF halfway
concessions Meanwhile Senior Ltman-
tour IS Fastening TO Chopultopco with
ms proposals of concessions, and Con
erai Dlaz. with his chin sticking ont
ilkc tho Prov OF y battleship. Is cx-
pcctcd TO call new election for ,ho
presidency.
POSSIBLY blind man may see him
doing this, but no one else Will.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Tobacco Habit Ba,1ishel

i'E ELDERS TOBACCO BOON BAN
ISLES ail forms Of Tobacco Habit in - to
70 hours y positive. quick and permanent
rrliri. Easy TO take. NJ craving; for TO.
pa'co alter inc first dose Ono 10 three
hoNcs for all ordinary cases. we guarantee
results ~ every caso or refund money SEND
ior orr free hookict giving fun information
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Rebels Arc Defeated.

Rebels Arc Defeated.
Buenos .Ayrcs. March lS.--Thc news
papers here publish q report that Pa
TaGnayan troops III an engagement
With the rcvclutionists defeated the
rebels The latter arc said TO have
lost 800 killed and wounded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
.L|MANTOUR BEARS
PEACE PROPOSALS

Continued From First Page.)
tied with II mission OF eonciliation,
his arrival is looked forward to as
an omen Of peace by thousands OF
McXicanS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

chihuahua. from the city OF Chihua-
hna north, remains In a condition OF
splcndtdly melancholy isolation. So
nora remains In the same prcd!camcnt
But military operations on each side
seemed to have dropped into dcsuctudc
Tor forty-cight hours. Tho bnzzards
arc the only busy creatures III that re ;
Eion. Down by CoIonin pmhlan soine,
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CARNATIONS From
Elmdale, Mont. :
'ooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOO1
January %, IoII.


Henry Miller. the well-known stuckman
OF Charley Greek. visited lately at the w
u. ranch.
Mr.. Fowler. the prosperous sheepman.
is confined to his quarters. as the result II
. fractions team running sway, while he
was loading ha,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullen Sunday-d at TIE
old habitat Of the u $
Old Boreas has caused Cessation uf 60
cial functions at Elmdale and its contigu-
Gus territory. IL is surmised however
that as 'oon as the old sentleman's ire l.
appeased. festivities will be resumed
Master T. p. Bruce is a second Demos
shenes-his forensical eloquence meets with
a 'cachinnatory bur, Of approval"
The fuel and forage question is engaging
the sedulous attention OF all concerned, -
the only diversion afforded is the bounding
Of wolves b, stockmen. and the destruction
OF jackrabblts by the agricuIturist.