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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

FEE tara ka..A - aGeA. . z2es
TEA Eoo1 rgNz. back loAE ao4 An
Gsoco1 arH4 E2Zs eWN-4-E&- H4r1 grA.-
arV m.aek.na Eao4a. ste- - A1na1 N oa-1
= snrsl g1HbsE. hA1A2ea c-oNsr al an
Sthy AL DsAes~, 1AeAl e1-Iy fArA -
tsrza ~ y EslA. ToEsecl Ma
FARk 6SAF-z A0os isTG prA1ria
"a M IN eva kA1Anoa p4atzra a1f
49, goo1 sG1AnEA- IS AzreL AerNk.zrl
Z At1Hlnol- Gz1kA1e- MIA
LANDs-Na 81 - AZa DAM
TIA c1css. $50 tlLlAbls sulls aen1s -
EEEs6 WtLh G-pAEs bock f1F o os11A
Hsbart LAzld c. Pb~z-x baeS- &tz-1aaS-
60 NJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

S8S-ACRE eorn enrz cut froz SOM FaIA
ezcslleGt tCpr0 sszectK. large grove AZ
eTzlt. Al II c1lrfVAtiuc. rTSce foE oUtcE sale
EE1 eAky terms. also 81 Eel azproVed- eAAF
terms. An6 ~ Acres s.21ErgEs6 Tbass are
bargains FER CziCk sac z A eAaE114
SWDer. S10zx Fans & D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

REAL ESTATE
FAEA AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
" -
MinnesS1a-C0n1in
snap MUST LIZ QUIcA. zpazr. IL.
proved fArzz a. Mu--zg cszz1s. Elnnss5-R.
sr--rs c.-gSs-s- t. - - -
Nuis @ehn Aolesn ~ GGrslr- 2G.a--
81 ACREs Is niles .roz 4 Pa -,
. roEa RosszDolt; Al fs1csG- blzck ioAz SCI.
~ e1es S4-l s21e1- bzlzzses Eaas1sTe &11
sAsA oak tiEssr; oa1J - Ssr acre Tar IN
-N-Gere lzg-gs - e. q a uEes tr0z D.
tHaL Z E1ls frSz1 Aseh NznsT stat -.
zs-e-1EG- hg1zse. y .z6zs1 1r.s aarEl a.
slher tz1IozSA al A Eosl csrss ia
alack loaZ SOL cay suhsu3 s1WAFs be.
g oEE1se ~ oE7srs 1e GcTes U3de- pew,
= &C laE11sr A. go s-aur a. TEN
" y. r X Mzr1ty. Ffone~r R-ress
El4g- 81 P3HL Mia
Hs~s aczs n - Louh a.u o.-as,
ocuntssA N117eso1A scar ciaea AZ "a
lEt1 Aa1 S1lers0r. a. przcs uttat- ne reAeA
s-<s rasl-ssis us~ 1890 80. 10 go.
iurzlEh cnsaB ana Gzek rr1nsss9rrRr2sz- A
Ala sssa-tsos spe-l PAM EsE b1lt1znE ~ ths
sea - fs-I1ls Gl6 vel A1Agtee - ezrEra1-
bed LaEEs2S- cAETJ1Eg A1o SAr1e7 tTaezE
Ne i0Gx hA19 - rr&1sDo-tAIsoo chArSs4
.. Tie CL5tsc states. Via casual cazA1e
AZ h1Eh przceaA - MA lar L. a11lTLzsdEz1z
EuEruz q DElH1h kE-z LAnG 60 1aE Al
USrun B51g- DEsEIA Ala
ATTENTION, ssoAEsEkAkEzs
IL re- Ts.I .t wa. Ss = . 81 $780,. s:E:
G.zrs - OEr lGDcs n &4EEssslA NSrIA
~ latter Wat va uHst &oe Sh=ce
49,. - -. =, AZ. ,lsS7Es.s- -.s'.- -
tfen - eEs - -No1 - -. - q S-Os~AA
Loek So1 N0rI10sAnI 49,
E-@ ee-lSy = goo S1A-Ie- z sozthe-1
49, =s.se-' So - ~ 1~-se1 re
80 60 nas--S 80 - - 81 :
tsoct " Anl n-seA-as. .sleesrs. 81 Eooo@
EI1ee - - 49, 49, - ~~-~> N-~~S~s
A41A--
80 = = go - q =
tr0z= god Ss~z- - miles, fsSz sA-EnaA1sAls.
- e :. s1 49, me- ~ a !. Ose1ss
s1ia1laEa- Fr.ss q % .e=s A. ss-.cT.
ss1sr Iass .e1ss IS, seoa "a -
- -S.s-s -. =. -. - =
9 80 - s-ss - = - -.
s-''A-s sA2s - - 49,, !, - 49,
q - - N-~S-s -
sTSD Tor a lsEt a. e. r..e tzz-0Vsz
- :. - -.
- - S SiS o1n's' AANs--- 11@ N'' Nsa-
ToR eAI.E-asy .e-u, .. xooa nv 49,
-. No-Ts pI6ota- Fo- s1-rsrzilsTT a.
sreSS osSsT, A L LoGH.s% - AATa AFs-
,. A----s-.-.----H -
M1ssoTzI PANS SSa. better -
Lzytha1E- ssA Otse eseaose eErEA11A
Write - GIlEA= Realty Ca GlEG-2 Ma
- - -
eSSnEE. BrSAs6 - fAr1 e IN AGsA -
nASie t-SeA. H4tzrel EAA. I've tsasRhoos&
Isss: sIs1ies Ersa1sss ..na 01ts MA /
-
~ M1sSOJAh
F&xDa az So - SO - - - -
tina 81 l-1s eAxh baL Zen Tsars - a.
~ r1ts ~ SA1A -Ets - - -
iAS 49, - -. -. - 80, 80 ~.
- v1lI.y- k1Hs E1Es 49, 1900
-. 49,. - --ssrx frso-- -, 80
-. Isay1Srs a. e. cssssGns. ~
- 49, ff-E4--lzss ro.eirsa. -
tross rzslr0.s s0s1AszEs NlssSGa L1z+
Eracc1 c.. FsoGDoEI Mo
---------
FOR SAILS IA<EzA A1ESs al E1A4
hsrSes1 = isEisSigEl Aza Aasso1zl r7EerA
ts1 W.11Ez c1SHR Wrt<6t C1Jg. Ma
STOP DAT - . Ee2 tA-15eE TIA.
DSlg1As cEEzry. EVA n tss bsa1rf1a
els per Ezru Al 0Gher er0ps IN proporuoR.
chespes1 good l&ne - ssE1A . - - psr
aera Frs< t1forZE<AoA- GTaGs Hls4- A11ASs
c. Ava No
-----
EIsSS ~ tAZE@ - aSre., 80 nS-sN
N EoWFIL CoCHTT. MlssoUH
- 80 = 80 - -ee-77.--- -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

THE KING OF ALL FARM PRoDCCTs
IRIS - tie lznd ne have Free hzme-
BzftAlo Gap, = D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12
7 Rooms
and an Acre
$500

MS - tAs blEEsst ha-EA- ever ofss-@1
On IL F1orecoe BoNlesare A u-nnd nsw
built fer . hcDe. s-storT square hsR=e
VIA ever ZcosrD eorTezisEce- Wit unz
1Ee q gr9111 G1d a fro1tAss O. TIE
FTetr3sas Mia with Al street t-zlrcrs-
EsGtH raid fer. he house has full hsse-
rasG1- eoE1s1ts6. good furnace and lH11erT
On tAe nrx& nsor there - reo@gzsoa hal.
Ewing roo1- coe dining roo-a. large
Etche1- th0rcLghiy eQulrTsec Ear--y Ard
rear er<ry. ara aSod hack p.orcn
On the sscoaA Goog 15ere are scur oarrer
heoroogza G1e hAth ron a.6 a srsen65d
cEtaace scrNs1ed s3eSESng poucA- lax1- se%ss
also large noore1 stfsc- n WhacA tEo
E10re rn0ZB E2-aa - fsE4she1 Al CT the
Too11s are eAu,r1ssd via expressive pager.
ESGEGful patterns n Lighting rxrurea
ft1e oak Gn1ah and oak G0u-s rHrcugnuzt
eEen n The SeercorsE. eozhse noors q
So1h noorG The very h@Sr ElUnhsng
th-v1g60ut ana an absof1fslv corrleFs
hoUsa Ths owner wants % sel ta2s hoL.Ss
W1th11 the next ten dAFG. ewilE % change
q pans. an u chn be bought for leEH
thGz yea could bay TIE ground Ane hu5l3
the house for II - IN NORWOOD A5dE-
fioa. Tee nEnber Is SIS Ference Bouix-
vHre bseog uas sloek trozr NiIlsr Pa-k
\ Norris & Martin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12
REAL ESTATE
FARN AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE


A snap. MUST LIZ QCIck. Eg-azr. IN
proved fArzz L. M1T-EE caG-1s. II irnss11k
as GrEt-GEsE S-11azE- fa1ces E1lsaGt1
Ersrs- oruhkTl- tee Eaass fruu noWr
t-1ls jena Hol6en- ~ GErs1r-- zann-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

WEUNESG farm ara ssock rAocA. In
proved fsocsd. vel WG1Grs1 & acrsA
NEl bs sol1 5Ea oe1sr nSEl G-Ety eaTE
Write oWoer. An1rsE Nlsc1 F1rEe9
FOR sALEsnsm ae-es N LAr1z5s
tr1cts ELrEhle fer fArD11Es noW stceEs3
via cEtIzs E11 Ekasc. vi ssl via rAzcs
III eLCE&EGe ~ eAE1eTE &e1rdAEa -
WTc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

1H AGRES Is niles 1roz - Pau ! r-slsn
ru1z RosszDo-t, al fa1csG- biEck toA-a SCI.
~ saes GG1lEa1ed hzlzzs1r Easzz-e an
ack oak timber o11J - Ter acre Tar IN
o1kie hsle. hzE cab
-&-aers lESrgs q e. u a EEex f-sz .
ran 4 E2ls frcz1 ksch Na-lsT sat -
Es-e-1EaC-1 hEzEe- azarzfl axe a. a
1L1er tzlA12EA aa N goo carss tr.s--
2lack 5oaZ SOL cay suhsul s1WAFs kee-
g T1Ez1se ~ oE1ers 1M aCrea U1de- pew.
: EEe@ GNat uesk. zaasEy a~slzz. hAlsacs
&C laz-Sr a. 1ssec-sl s-aur a. tenn
" y. 2 " Marty. Fi0ne@r f-ress
El4g- 81 P4Hl Mia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

ONE-TOCRTH SEXTON FIVE MILES
FROM TOWN
Fair 4Zp-uV eEDe1rA- PTsce. = IN Ec11IF
goa AkAkEA Real Estate ca. AkAEEA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12
Midsummer Specials

Midsummer Specials
rise- reo1raa 70 s1sss - -. .ets ma
sass = 49, Has, - ~ r.. . go 80;
eA-EAt1 a1o ca os nought ca q pzVDezf
. 49, ooEn. halznue easg m1IhI pay
NsAriT nsr ffrs-ruvr uattAEs aear ssh
40 Grant Sis Owner "a ks1t zkis prey
srT - IN spdsn6.s oo-e1ti1a Ezss bs
sesa . ss ASpr~c atet, Prs-s = 50 EAsy
u hai "a 80 E7vr ts- nas nve-rooss
uoltAE- having Del Ws1er hsEr fans hHn
40 1soEs. 11es - goes 1s1ghoorAood-
.ltlle hozas. loesrsd rear E7th zz5 Lard Sss
Owner has hss1 Eskt-E EEaa h-- r-srhf
es@saesr less Look ~ = Ez1 saint a.
Scott & Hill
D0-slAs ssa@- 81 Mrc4<0s BIG
$50 CASH. H MONTHLY.
Look Al &lA bazcrrfr street. u1e % tie
ntoest lf1le s-r0oz e1srAees 81 the rsrg
A-.sc1ras Ag1ts A1e Eaa Full SYRIA Iruni
80 5'ossessaSa car se lad A. oaoe- Prsos
PAINE INVESTMENT CO
sOu1heEsS 0oTDer EtH and Fa-us- S-s-
Dozs4ks "a a1d A-l1A
FoR s g.EE--Tz,u9 sr% Po-tasas soass.
ElGcts
NEW trpo- cottage Eozrn sd SasB
uak1- ha.a1ce saDs - reE1- aid . harxn-r
2 d EAD. Al FarnEz
FOE SALE - owner. beaH1tfui E-roa-
i boEse- hardwood 1oo-s IhruuEsyu1rt
kArewood finish frEz Go9r, Nnsre "a ne
seco-d GOCrs IA csDenle1 basement Nu-h
aaz71rg. soEl5 EcGL ter Sz-sI Ia.
L-1zhrc2 81 Tel Webster fsss
IN WALKING DISTANCE
SES casa ba4szce SE54St pr rDQ1th. hzys
q had rev 5-TuoE cDt1AEH modem Il
ever ceta4- StazrwAF - 1ourA1 Arglc
Price C-ly $50
PAINE INVESTMENT co
SoCzneas1 corner Eta and Fk-uRz So
DoEE1ES IL Ind A-11R
BAEGA1N-7--oom modern cos1AxN porzh
rAr1 q CITY sell cheap II bo1Eht a. c,cs
DwneT. WEBSTER E5sz
T-Ro0A Elo6erz bouse with ha-u and
C1s shAce trees 8ct frEiz q lo- a.
Hs1rts11e 81 Fbc-e WetEser 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

SOUTH DAKOTA LAND FOR sAI.E
We have LIST - E6n1n1s coznty asas
C 49, a. ar-I - E1a - F.er acre AZ
antsreftse write "a far particulars Azd re
WI sez1 ~ rr1ces AID Pocket =Aa al
yoE oEZ LAID n SoErh Dakota l4ss a VIA
rs o1- D7t1o Is a Square Deal % Buyer
snc 81 ls-- Gave - CbzEce 70 E.ruEe gsz-
GtASsDsz1 E&srotd EAra CO. MIRA. "a
EGccS County. ScEtn D1kctA-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12
Scott & Hill
= - 49, W

e ~ H.rr1.aa ~ Gee 2 Murtea ~
NY RESTDESCE m 5 ETH AVE .
ROOMS MODERN H d RHoADEa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

Eas azss n - LOEh G3a cRrs.o-
ccuntssA N117eso1A scar zuea a. ~
iEt1 Aoc s1l-erIOr. a. P<1cs Ntfatz TIE ruAek
81 al ) @ ~ an acre eG1T terms. fear
teen rA11rula41s ngW e.rHsrarE these rH0 esraep
2sfzaEh cneay ana lZsEk rrarls.sorLar1ozL A
ala $50 go s<e~l taau1 EGE tzlhazrE u ths
mites states sIesl e0rpOrAuo1 2eAr iA16A
sea - te-IAas 6E6 WeA 1GapNeG - GsrErni-
led LArZs1S- cAtrJEEg A1o E&r1ez crIacE
Ne ipaE kaElH trEnk po-lR1uo1 chNrEs.a
III rzEht a. ia Doors q Lbs besS z1ArEsls
.. Tie El-stssc states. Ezth casual Ga1N11
az h1Eh pT1cea uts 1GT L. a11srE-4SzRz
ElEruz 4 EEluIh kErz Lad 90 1aA Al
warm E51g- Ozeulk Ma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

llS-ACRE fArz miles southeAst B4s-
seI1 Rock coEEty. Nehr&Eka- ~ acre =
car NhM year, 1kTSe acreage h uD0Ihy
Az csoFsTs Eood set q I1p1sTeDez1A
Prics- ~ - pe- acre 0os-thire cash nal-
anna oAky teT1z8 - 8 par cent
CARL TENNIS
IN p L a BGE-
S0zx Co, ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

WHOLESALE Tracts N MONTANA
~ ccE1E tl<z E1E-G E1& - - -
CL1rk LAnz CsE54zy. EasE1sy Ha1S. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

zCC-IUN SALE-Sor1h Dak1ta. chuses
~ 20 a. Slsas-zAE cczzts lE-zls al pzs,ilr
1--s-4E4 .. Ok g III g ezSy tsrZk Nrazs
Icr 1-rcr1-Al1oE- a =. Belc1er- zAles Me-
= Essld-- = d
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

ATTENTION, EsOA ESEEAkES
II - ale LEzEE1ng c. L-aA-g- l-LaE-s WeEs
ia geAr. write - fer 6<slr.Ei-se Et=z-
G.zrs - 0Gr lEDGs n &-EGsssiA. NorIA
- latter What va wGzx &7c Ehzra
80 N&1I 81 Ao1 Gkn SEA % aEss 8s-s
fr1m - acres % 10n Wt36a1z 4 Ssabso1A
L4ock Es0x = G0rDo-GzL &Zz1-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

1G-ACEE h@s4 hr4gAase fArE1. CotaEa&ss
Easy EzDr0Fs4. naU 1sr0a2 awsLn1E
lRrl: p1dA11 callAr s1ldE - nArlaa-1s. -
acre. WkaEk. q aEas a1eA1fEs n waste
kaEa A1cEkaT tEE2- oAEE WEH ootns =
Ellal narIa e Da1par. . E1lbAa ao1rA e
Grse1sy- g A. orag11. - Aack Ba4S-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

FOR SALE OR TRADE-My equity Il =
E-1cuo1 q raw sa11 E-isE q SGrs1Ia-
Geo e11c ca Coto % L p. Ey-. IAyE
$50 Eka41E NsIef district. -la u
riFsT- alIHlta EruEa szcceas fEllE =-a-fE
tzE1zal a. = ssea ce1L ose kkF "a a2la wa
trade TIE ea1t1g. 8 80 ter reNaseurR r.
eSoA Fa71e- aEso have y section galz IL !.
49, EsS2 - L4s@E. - lE9o~ ~ u N prss-
E-g sAZs Prise Would ck-rE 1ack a. So
- lAB a. P@r eeSL "a After h Bsg1
&Ea tcn. L.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

SoETHWEsTkEE csl0rAas whaAs lAnea
t-.s9 - s. pAr GErA fsU lzrE1Fs.
tHrEns. - % - Wrfrs ,. a EG1lbArot
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

We are E1selTse1zE I'm Aer9 e ezrxla
tsrE lA5e IN IaGkHc1 coZ1ty- spleatSd
I cfcSo every yoGr- RAlE1a1l aboss raEhl u
JOHN RICHKT q CO.
/ a z HczEf0n 81 sa- Anto1ia Tn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

FOR SALESecto- rod rsu lHaa- -
lsnceos gSOS E0EilE wsE. G r1Elos f-oz
Fla1ktaE7o1. = D Fer pA-uczlArB 1vsfs
: Z Or&A5sE- PhEli2. 6 D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

FOR SALE cheA5 I've cho11s. E3ootA
h1zestsA1 rsl-111lsknsztA scZrG 1na
fs1oed VIA neVor-eA11zg shA-l1w vel
Eoo6 szfx @E1sr- Ma ssll k1t1. - sEeA-
N1rt11 4 WAl6a. 6zsr1zG. Ooia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

TnAs INYE-srrrN-

TEXAS INVESTMENT
Bay orct.Ard AID EAr1e1 AA1dn nsas
H0EEIo2- La greSlssT and E3osI proapar-
GGE CITY II tie southwest where rAl3e1
are gag - a. the E1lze ana fcrtuoss
zA1s = real estate II EheTz Whl3s- EkEy
terms q desired Actress l. c HoeerT-
So Yea Tea. GS6 . ls-Ecrs eArE y ia
ks GrEzoE rS4sg. Ene-e lie e4rDaT
cash income "a A. pe-DstnAl ~ TIE days
thkt cozs and %. g Il gGckSoa- 20 Ff-Bg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

WRITE fer tzforEna1on ahCzt the -In-
ana Ezcrs- Also spokA1e. tn 2st-1poaA
F1rzzN. trz-s AzeA estg sgCperg- GAks
euF ottscs ro1r hsaeQ-zs1e-s az i1torza-
Elo1 bureau WGs1 n cEr cU. IOWA
REALTY Co. a. LAneszls Blk. spoEAas,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12

HAVE Nescarn Iswa fA-z lAn1 EAA -
cozs prsperu - trI6s N westere 81
DAB ra1eh lAn1 NhAs hGEs y01f Aoerpsa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-12
Norris & Martin
n Bee BlcE Do1g- GA A q
HICKS.

~ AoA-s Of TrAA. Eaas-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13
Get. j. J. As1oR WEEDS AGAIN.
GidfE Millionaire, Lately Divorced,
S82 Afarries Girl of Eighteen.
export; R. l., Sept. 9,-Col. John

\ e@portS r, l., Sept. 9,-Col. John
,Ii lbsf$Astor and Miss Madeline T..
sDUp Ea' We're nIar rfieti here this after-
noon. The ceremony occurred at
"Beechwood," the summer home Of
Col. Astor, in this city. William
Force, of New York, the brides fa-
ther, gave her away.
Among those present at the cere-
mony were Miss Katherine Emmons
Force, sister of the bride, and Vim
cent Astor, the son of Col. Astor.
Beechwood was beautifully deco
rated with flowers, and the Mona, the
steam yacht on which the wedding
party made the trip from New York,
was veritable floating floral bower.
The Mona arrived in the harbor
between z and 8 o'clock this morn
ing and Vincent Astor made an ef-
fort to be the first person to board
the yacht. He was beaten in the
race, however, by Deputy Sheriff f.
p. King, who served Col. Astor with
a writ of summons issued by Provi-
dence law firm, representing Mrs.
Bridget McCrohan and her children,
in which damages of 100000 are
asked on account of the accidental
electrocution of Mrs. McCrohan's son,
while working at Beechwood in July,
1910. McCrohan was employed by
the Providence Telephone Company,
and while inspecting the telephone
wires in the basement of Col. Astors
summer home he came in contact
with an electric feed wire, the shock
causing his DEATH
Bride Sclf-POsscssed.
The city hall proceedings, necessi-
tated by the securing OF the mar
riage license, which were witnessed
by host of newspaper correspond
ents, appeared to unnerve Col. AS
tor, but Miss Force seemingly was
unconcerned. After these formali-
ties had been concluded the wedding
party motored to Beechwood, where
Rev. JOS. Lambert. Of Elmwood tenn
pie (CongregationaD of Providence,
was waiting and performed the cere-
mony.
Fifteen minutes after the marriage
ceremony had been performed Col
and Mrs. Astor left in a taxicab for
the yacht at the foot Of Wellington
avenue. A few moments later they
were on board the Noma, which sail
ed Immediately. The destination Of
the yacht has been kept secret.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13

PARAGRAPHS HIS REslGNAT ATION.
tel Justice VIII Leave Supreme
Court January 8, 1912.

h@olumbia, Sept. 11.-Ira B. Jones,
Ga|$fsJustice Of the State Supreme
Cn%t, has telegraphed to u. r.
Brkoks, Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
the Of his resignation,
to take effect January 8, 1912.
f.sI Jhstice Jones's announcement is
asSfollows:
Lancaster Sept. II, 1911.
aElsssR Brooks, Clerk, Columbia.
s9s:Resignation to take effect Janu-
aEN9 Mailed Governor to-day
fISlgned) Ira b. Jones'"
sqn Supreme Bench Since 1896.
sMr. Jones has been q member Of
th6SSupreme Court since 1896. He
WaSEelected Chief Justice upon the
reffgnation Of Y. j. Pope in 1909.
StHSe that time he has served with
no9tttle distinction as head of South
Carolina's tribunal Of last resort.
SisJustice Jones was born in New
berry December 20, 1851, and is a
grsfduate OF Erskine College. He at
tended Newberry College for two
years, but went to Erskine to COM
plete his education. After leaving
COLLEGE he taught in Newberry and
Edgefield counties, at the same time
studying law. In 1872 he was ad-
mtned to the bar and opened an Of
lice IN Newberry. He also became
assistant editor OF the Newberry
Herald. In 1875 Mr. Jones moved
toSsGancaster.
Rrom then on he began to interest
himself actively in politics. He was
ELECTED to the Legislature from Ian
caster county, and in 1890 was ap-
pointed chairman of the ways and
means committee Of the House. Sub
se9ltently he was chosen Speaker,
serving In that capacity until 1896.
HeSYas vice president Of the Consti-
tutiGnal Convention Of 1895.
He was elected to the Supreme
Court by the Legislature in 1896 and
became Chief Justice 13 years later.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13
Richland Local News,

Richland, Sept. 11.--Special: Cot
ton is opening very fast in this COM
munity.
Rev. II. NJ Stribling and family
left Wednesday for their home at
Commerce, Texas. They have been
visiting in South Carolina for a
month.
John Ballenger left Tuesday for
Davidson. N. c., where he will enter
Davidson College. He graduated at
the Seneca High School this spring
and will enter the Freshman class.
Edgar McMahan will enter the
Freshman class at Clemson College
this fall. He will leave Friday for
Clemson.
Jesse Hubbard leaves Tuesday for
Clemson. He will take the special
two-year agricultural course.
Misses Marion Coe and Myra Bal
lenger were in Atlanta shopping
during the first part Of the week.
A few from here attended the
Richardson-Balleng nuptials at Sen
eca Thursday. The many friends of
the young couple at this place wish
for them q prosperous and happy flu
ture.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13
Grandmother of Three ut Thirty.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 10.-A grand
mother of two children at the age Of
30 and Of three at 80 years, Is the
record of Mrs. II. w. Bender, Of this
city. 1t is claimed that Mrs. Bender
is the youngest grandmother on rec
ord and her case is one Of the most
remarkabel outside OF tropical coun-
tries.
Mrs. Bender, who is 81 years old,
was born In 1880 in South Carolina.
She was married to 70. w. Moore at
Columbia, S. c., in 1892. She was
only 13 years and three months old
when her first child was born. This
child, daughter, was married in
1909 to Edward Sinclair, and in
January, 1910, gave birth to twins,
the mother being barely 1G and the
grandmother not yet 80.
In January Of this year, Mrs. Ben
der's daughter gave birth to another
child, the third OF Mrs. Benders
grandchildren.
Mr.. Moore died when Mrs. Sinclair
vas an infant. Later his widow
married E. w. Bender and that un-
ion has been blessed by several chill
dren. Physicians claim 1t Is rare in
this part of the world that woman
becomes a grandmothe even in the
early thirties
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13
Woman Shoots Her Rival,

Nashville, Sept. Walking into
a crowded moving picture show here
this afternoon, Mrs. Earle Samuels
fired three shots from pistol into
the neck of woman known here as
Willie West. A near-panic resulted
and seven women tainted.
Earle A. Samuels, young grain
broker of this city. was arrested a
short time ago, in company with Miss
West, charged with disorderly con-
duct, and Mrs. Samuels Immediately
started divorce proceedings. The case
was compromised, however, during
the trial. Miss West was rushed, Sc
riously injured, but conscious, TO a
hospital.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13
a Fierce Night Alarm

Is the hoarse, startling cough of a
enid, suddenly attacked by Group.
Often 1t aroused Lewis Chamblin, of
Manchester, Ohio, Rural Route No.
z, for their four children were great
Iy subject to Group. Sometimes in
severe attacks" he wrote, 1--WE were
AFRAID they would die, but since we
proved what certain remedy Dr.
Kings New Discovery is, we have no
rear We rely on 1t for Group and
Tor coughs, colds or any throat or
lung trouble" SO do thousands of
others. So may You. Asthma, hay
ieVer, la grippe, whooping cough
hemorrhages fly before It, soc. and
81. trial bottle free. Sold by all
druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13
NEWS OF THE SALEM SECTION.
Reunion III tho Family of Mrs. Re-
bccca Smith, Aged ~.

Salem, Sept. 1.--Special: Our
town council Is having some much
needed work done on the streets,
which will add greatly to tho appear
ance Of the town.
w. H. Goss has bought The Mccall
house and lot and moved to same.
We gladly welcome these good peo-
pie to our midst.
Mrs. A. Nj. Holden and Mrs. e. A.
Perry, of Little River, visited the
family Of G.. r. Pike and other rela-
.tives here last weelt fiFst V
Andrew Whitten and family, OF An
derson, spent few days here last
week visiting relatives and friends
They were accompanied by her niece,
Miss Edith Whitten, Of Pendleton
They have hosts Of friends here who
are always glad to meet them.
Mr.. and Mrs. lG. b. Haggerty have
Just returned from trip to Rosman,
their son, VIM. Haggerty.
The many friends of Mrs. James
Heaton will be glad to know that she
is improving from a spell Of fever
Born, unto DR.. and Mrs. S. S. Me-
roney, on September 4th, a son.
There was family reunion at the
home Of Mrs. Rebecca Smith near
Salem on September 7th, Mrs. Smith
is the mother Of IS children, 13 Of
whom are living. All were present
except one. The children are: Fl. II.
Smith. John Smith. w. E. Smith, r.
r.. Smith, A. G. Smith. James Smith,
Mrs. j. T.. Alexander. Mrs. ]. Fl. Wig
ington, Mrs. S. II. Collins, Mrs Erwin
Collins, Of Salem; Mrs. d. II. Alex
ander, of Pickens county, and Misses
Laura and Maggie Smith. There
were 63 grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren present. The
dinner was all one could wish for.
Mrs. Smith Is "a years old. Her
husband was Newton Smith, who re-
sided on the Sitton place for a num-
Der Of years. He has been dead for
23 years. 1t was sad to say good bye
when 1t was time to start home.
May this good woman live to see
many more reunions Ike this one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13
Card OF Thanks.

Editor Keowee Courier: We de-
sire space in your columns to express
our heartfelt thanks to our many
friends and kind neiehbors for their
kindness and coincidence shown us
In the Illness and death of our dar-
ling infant, James X. Blakeley. May
Gods richest blessings rest upon
them all. Sincerely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blake1ey.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13
Call Meeting, Concross Local.

There will be called meeting of
Concross Local Farmers Union, No.
7G, at Concross school house, next
Saturday, September 18th, at 3
O'Clock p. m, sharp. Important mat
ters are to be attended to, including
consideration Of amendments to con-
stit"tion, the buying Of fertilizers
for small grain, and other matters
A full attendance is earnestly de-
sired. II. II. Burley, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13
Detroit Also,
Digestion and Assimilation.

1t is not the quantity Of food
taken, but the amount digested and
assimilated that gives strength and
vitality to the system. Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets invigo-
rate the stomach and liver and ena-
Bile them to perform their functions
naturally. For sale by all dealers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-09-13

Diarrhoea Is always more or less
prevalent during September. Be pre-
pared for 1t. Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is
prompt and effectual. 1t can always
be depended upon and Is pleasant to
take. For sale by all dealers.