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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
Daily ksnnsbec Journaa
Telephone 48-4.
Saturday, March 10, 1911.
GARDINER.
Telephone i8-4.

Look Tor Cash Market al. in srderng
groceries.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18


WAYS so that the resolve Mil er,,ed
as fellows: =.
i!ee"lF"l tlat the Governor aud
Council are hereby authorized Ia pay
from the uncNp"aded balance ~ the
Treasury such suH7# rs t" them #r"sn
II "n applicati"" fer tn" care ana
maintenance oi aaN highways, bridge
ol hridges in the state.
Mr.. III LTpN 81 Sasaaahor: Mr
President. do not understand the
text OF that an"mimcnt | W"uld like
to understand it 'lrarly,
'The Presld' nj read t''e "inthd-
monte
'Ir, FULTON. MI President. | did
r@ understand tt't tl"rc Was any
expended ta1,"er around h'i".
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on motion L. Mr.. Milliken or Nrsus-
took. House paeument NJ. 10. =An Acs
t, :#a,nd Caaetrr ~ Of the Prfyat.
and special la.us uf 1872. was tall,n
frala the table.
~, motion NJ Mr. =t;oUelI If York.
Sel..lo An,rndiH. \ to iiol>t. pocu-
peut. No. T., amending tie. IT'LL only.
W.. atlopt.d.
-, bill ms atf,nded WIS thon given
its .-erontl reading an. lYNs ptt@cl t.
he ..paross,d
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Gowell for the. committee on judi

.. .,,,et,Yk,s3 an L:l9 sifi ri sIt.,l l3ssl-r
II s5idr .Hsa yasnafHAa isdi L"e =
j.. III n ytfa.,f ara ma 2. 4esog.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
Orders.

On motion of Mr.. Pendeton of Waldo,
is was
Ordered. the House concurring. that
when the Senate and House adjourn, they
adjourn to meet on Monday, March 20 at
40 o'clock in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18

On motion hy Mr.. Donigan of Som
crSet' Resolve authorizing the Cover
nor and Council to use any unexpend-
ed balance in the treasury for the
care and mairtenar"n of bridges. wae
taken from the table. n
The same senator then offered SEN
ate Amendment y and moved its adop.
ton, "Hy adding after the word any
in the fourth line the word high
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18

ON motion by Mr. Donigan of Som
ers"t. it was
ordered, that the secretary of the
HS'late be directed to make up the pay
ron OF tho late Senator Mullen in full
to the end of the session.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-18
State Lands and State Roads

BY Mr.. Staples of knox-Bill, An Act
to improve certain State lands.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

S mersr, Colo. July 10Th 1911,
Genileman:-
Now. that 'he the Band Boys
are in harnrss again. AND have hao
i,nv 10 reflect over their dolngs
he pHst week or 81 it developec
n our last business meeting thar
nos, of us felt W. had haidl,
thank d The proI le Of Cr, sieo
Butte suifici' nily { n ,he cnIdia. Il
'eption given us on our rec q"
visit, aud though some OF us hi d
TO expr, SIS our appreciation, fe, !
hat We made n Loor job Of it 10
reach al the q, o. ! pie. espec.; !
II tho ST who were So patiently -
waiting the arrival If the '.twen'i-
eth ceI. .ury liu..t, d. at CresI, d
Butte
We therefore decided to ask you
you to help us thank all our fri NJ s
and acqnainiAnces at fhr Bult, 8
aud extend to ihem our fnll appre,
iaticn Of all they did for MS tpnal e
our short stay pleasant in spite Of
ehe weather. We thoroughly en-
joyed our visit and it will lie long
ani pleasantly remembered by US
all.
S rnld tie time ever come Il at
we can reciprocais III any way, we
shall certainly do So with the, eat
est of pleasure.
With best wishes we are
Yours truly,
The Somerset Brass b I'd,
BY its Officers
A. H. White. Pres.
\, Woodruff, Sec,
Paul Hunten, Treas,
David johnson, Instructor.
A. X .rk patrick Vice Pres
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20
Local News.
THURSDAY JULY 20. 1911.

MIR Iel fy * was business visitor
from Gunnison f iday.
NJ s. Elsie Hughes is ,isi G IL
Ball at air Tayl liver camp.
Mg Roziman made hus'nrs 50 trip {
r. Z te saturday.
Mesl I'm $ vos ard Shields came /
rom Jax Cabin Monday.
c. 1. Wilbur came up on business
Mo lay.
+. o. Wilson ishern from Wa'senhurl
ayi g visi' 70 is parents Mr.. an
Ms W. II. vii son.
lane Alexander is back -again a'tel
short 81 y with her brother and wifi,
Il Floresta.
Mis- Observation-Disclosures ard fr'on
Miss Card We're down from Flores td
over Sunday.
s, c. Robinson made a business 'riJ
o Col RADIO Strings and Denver Satui-
lay returning Tuesday.
Mr.. snd Mrs. J. Moo ey and william
Johnson left Friday for few days Sc
ourn in the city of Denver.
NJ :. Haze representing the w. c. T
u. OF Wesr m Slope was here seye.
al da, $ last week.
Agnes Clark came home Friday afte
an extended stay AZ Bo key ranch. Slt
was aecouipanisd ~ Margaret Shields
Miss Barbara Dickson AMI broth ]
John Hre here from Colorad, Spring
rho guerts of Mr.. and Mrs. John MoEl-
roy.
Mrs. NJ. j Boyle and daughter, Nj
Gladys r. nrnei Saturday + ON New
York City where Miss Gladys has becI
! attending schoo tn pastMinur.
Mis- Ressie Holloway arrived last
wee from Colo ADD Spr nss and viii
end a -hort ime " tn her seer MIS-.
1 Grne AcJ iruiick.
Mss Cecel a Ma Ion left turiay Tor
sunni on for sho visit W ih Mrs T.,
owl ng fter which she VII. return t
h,r ! ONE in Grant n Pa.
Mrs Martru PivIisik formerly c
,er. arrived from Bovi'. last Wei
ior visic it'll friends nrd r-lrti'
-e. Mr.. p. irns n gene al nercl a
ise ST re ut Bpwie,
NJ s.. ]. J. Curley was n visiter FIR
,Lnfison Thuirdsy-her h me il
Iarh c, but she is awai ing n ia. fo
,aotlaRging h. a oon,i It'd OF lies
llly sci M !iqi or t MNtl".
Mr Mr." Per',o Il ! leave shoril. 70
Gle W cd srr - Woe ST ev ! r y
treatment for r e IN tism. MIR. Per ,
will arcou paw rne during theirahs ne.
Mrs. Anne Ai.,r vii take ca'e of I'll,
ran n.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20
FOR SALE

lG0 acre ranch, co Lead If lnii h
c VS. and l2a bend pf mixed youn,
clttlr, 3 work horses ami larn.s,
Two wa.ons, two mowers. TIVE
iay rakes, One frame aud one lol
iouse, biz barn. Whole ranch IL
.er d.,ch. 10 acres fine timothy
N nd wv. County road through TIC
g anch. rril-cnd one mile distant
and school house ouly one quart,
nile away.
Assb'g bargaiu for any perso,
want ng to start dairy rmicl.
1,s warm spring furnishes watt
all the year round and neveI
freezes. For Price &c inquire al
Pilot Oilice.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

$4,000 Deatr Benefits. sI5 90 WEEKLY
neht Tor &c dsnf. SIS % W ,Sly tx
}9ne iJ, 81 600 for loss of imb or eye
,,st. ; % e nerg ney Heii Benefit.
. 3 Sb.JJ PEE yer No other dues o.
.sses ,ments. Cd establ;s ed compiny
with sl0), )JO stale dep lsit to guar n. e :
, y,nen, OF cl,ms. Men and women
between tn" ages Of - T. 10 aecrpte :
Srnds, app lcai,n or ad' ress 70
infoima ion. / obt. = Sc, AmaFi, o.
r .gistr, Company. 2os adillii Bid. .,
e ie, Pa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Commissioner Whalen was NJ
Sunday looking over the road work
now going on the new route to the
Star mine AID Taylo park district
and says that the road So far as
completed is in fine condition and
when finished will be one of he
best in the county for a heavy traf-
fic as the grales are small and road
beds solid ground. A large amout
of hauling is now awaiting the open
ing of the road and wli7-n once fin
ished it vii be a permant thorough
fare and mean much additional
business for this part Of the coun
try as it is to be wint or route and
and traffic will be kept going every
in the year with Crested
Butte MS the main supply point.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

The Cnldren's Day Exerci es ut the
y C, Church last SUNDAY morning WEI =
geli atteroed and were very enjoyable
TIE Church was besutiful Y decorated
vi h vines. growing lants and al-o with
he many beautiful Wild low ers, now n
te,son,
The faithful tea' hers deserve gre
leal OF crecit for tehir careful trr,nrg
u the childier, even the ll.st of the
children did remarkably well AMI We
may safely say hat every n mi er on
tne program was a dec ded u cess.
DUNG the ,Xer ises three in'ar .
we're baptized. with water from he T. !
Of Jordun RIVER. Thu beautiful cIe.
noty 0; baptism idded much to the oe-
,asion,
The free viii Offering an ounted tC
si064. .
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20
\ GRAND DOLL WEDDING
Block Boyle

a grand wedding took place nj
BOYLE residence, June Both 1911
where Miss Jewel Boyle and Mr..
VIM. Block were welded. Rev
Me.zler lying tie knot with a grand
ceremony.
The bride was dressed in white
dImity aud carried bouquet of
columbines, that being the grooms
favorite flower. The groom had on
overalls and gin yham wais,
The brid, S maid wss gladys Vie
land.rhe grooms attendant, Leon
ard Wieland, the maid of honor.
Elizabeth Metzler, the ring bearer
Dorothy Block.
A wedding march was PLAYED
by which all marched in. many
guests attended. A sumptuous
wedding dinner was served after
which a honeymoon ride took place
in a donkey cart. The wedding
gifts We're many and were received
with the greatest of thanks. A
shower was given in their honor
Julv 2rd
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20
FISHING SEASON ON.

Reports are coming in from a.
qlari, rs that the trout fishing j,
now on and hig catches are heinp
mnde all along the Gnnnison riveI
and its nnmeroirs tributaries. This
is evidence that Supt Thompson
il keeping the streams well .s'ocked
and is deserving of much credit fo'
50 doing.
1t is interesting to be n parsen-
ger on an OUTGOING train, comppsro
principally Of home returning any
lers and l,strn t. the varied exper.
fences told. Invariably tie "bip
ones" all got AWAY but more sue
cesses aIe recounted thnn ever
heard before and all are o ,irg
home salts fled with their luck
content and happy for their out
ing had with much pleasure aud
enjoyment.
\ GRAND DOLL WEDDING
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

.RANcHmEN and sToCKMEN.
Remember that tie Robirson Lumbs r
;ompsny ha- d cai'oad of the Be-, Ksr
S rick salt enroute here which wi
e sol by the IN or hundred p)lnd,. lot
t bed rDcs prices.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

$50 90 psr m onth straight salary arc
expenses. to men with rig. to introduce
,ur Poultry Remedies. Dou't answer
inless You mean business. Eureki
poultry Food Mig. Co. East Saint
iIs. Ill.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

M and l,rs. nea aEd son O. De :
vsr are visiting with Dr.. aud A-rs-
Rockefeller.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Mr.. s. S. Logan a cousin % Mrs Met.
sler. and son and Carl Smith all of De-
ger. are here, The gle-Is VI NJ. and Nj
VI tzler.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Wor',irg m-ns X -ki shirts dollnrvn
for fifty c mt 1t Ro lins on's, just
he ihinr for he has field, cattle herd
or the miner. Call and examine 'em'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Will receive in few days another
large invoice of men $ heavy work shoes
The sind that wear. Rolin ou's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

We will have ear of knns. rock at
sf v days, getpsiees and leave o'Gers
p,iiuson's
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20
ED OPTIONAL LOCALS

See "Prospec ing in Colorado, by
Lakes, published by Mining Science.
Sold for only LOO NTH three months
subscription 10 NJ nirg Science, Denver,
C orado and the Pilot.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

NJ ss2s Jul Voss anl Mry O'Nei !
irove ta Jax Cabin Study returning
Monday,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Mrs. Nib OILS and childien re uri ed I
Denver last week after visiting viii
Mrs. II. Ferguson
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

John Y klavich, Tony Pozmnn a. Fc
Schreide made a ! urrie" tiip to Gu
nison Suudu!, re urun same ."y.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Don EDDY was up f, ON Gl nnison
fuesusy on usiness.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Mr.. Mrgiret Lily Il 81 ter Of Mrs. y
Z. Roberts. and srn CiaUGe left = Cai
IN City last week after an extsned Wis
it.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Vic. Allen came FROM Montrose Non
,ay to speLd he Sumner,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Mtrgaret Kelly and Ollie Songer
ent to Gunnis N yesterday to celeDaie
c lttlemans Dav.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

f. E Muell .Ir. tie gra iuate on'i
an Of Gunnison is e'e for few day,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20
ne Crested Butte
Light & Water Co.

Zen o'clock, twelve o'clock and
all night rates tor Electric Lights
OF any desired candle po''er
Water furnished business houses
for residences, and for sprink lin
and power pur poses.
For rates and other informati"
apply to WM. WhALEN.
1anager
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Mrs. Joseph Faussone and grand
:hild are here from Marble on a
hort visit.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

d 70 Sc our 81 o ad IN another col
mn? II means just wlat it says. Tr.
a par an u 20 ,s.n. ed
Ro1irson's
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

One car of oats a Id o her feed wi ! a.
rive this week.
Robinson's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-20

Ro' 'iirson's
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Special Trips to St. sinons on

Special Trips to St. Sinons on
Saturdays and Sundays. Schedule
Saturdays, steamer leaves at a. m.
and ?. m, returning leaves ocean
pier at $50 a m and 4:30 D. m.
Sundays leaves city at 9 a. M and
2:30 D. m, returning leaves ocean
pier 1890 a. n. and p. N. st. ST.
mon and Darien route.
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Telephone orders Given prompt at.
tention at Harrington Drug Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND TONIGHT. Motion

THE GRAND TONIGHT. Motion
Pictures.
Getty Becomes a Maid"
"A Lonely Little Maid"
Betty Becomes a Maid the latest
Vitagrapi1 feature picture, will be our
leading picture today and tonight. A
polite comedy of refined fun, hearty
laughs and refreshing smiles, tells
me whole story: picture that will
De long remembered as one of the
pest, OF the year, all Of the popular
Vitagr1ph favorites appear in dlis
feature and the scenes and acting
ere l2erfectt. Every detail is carried
out to perfection.
= Lonely Little Girl" is Patheg
latest American production. Pathe
Freres have what is considered to be
the most complete studio in America
and have given us some remarkable
pictures. his one is without a doubt
the best American Padle picture play
yet produced. The story is> . -
interesting one and the leadin1o 1t
is taken by child who is cot ,<s'tll
to he the greatest child actor il
America. Several of the scenes are
really beautiful
The above pictures will be shown
at both matinee and night today at
the Grand.
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The Glvnn cafe serIes all the Ger.
man delicacies. "ss'WsH yIVINyNv
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Brunswick, St. ST.
mon $ SDariien
Line

Nv. Brunswick 9 am. and 2.:30 pm.
Lv. ST. Simon go am. and 4:30 pm.
ar. Brunswick 1870 I'm and5:30 IN
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Cafei Royal, convenient 10 10th
Union and A., 3. A depots and strict
" first-class in every RESPECT. The
best eating place for the commercial
man in the city.
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THE BEST BRICK YOU CAN eu,

~ Hard Comuon srick-hacder,
smoother and stronger than any bther
common brick on ne market. Easier
% lay-m9:e satisfactory TO the Anild-
CT.
Pressed Front ENck-Eiils@qre,5s.3 s h.
ed, good edses; grow stron1e4Iwfth
age and exposure TIE best and
most artistic front brick 81 prices
much Jess than other front bricks
low offered.
Write for priees Aetore you build.
Full information sent % i7cuirers.
SAVANNAH BRICK WORKS,
SAW NN2H. GA.
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THE "HAWTHoRNE.v

A modern sewing machine motor
mounted On swivel. You can sew
by electricity, or the old fashioned
way, and the change is made in an
instant; nothing need be removed
from your machine to install this
motor. $50 installed.
MUTUAL LIGHT & WATER CO.
1925 Grant street, Phone ?.
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FEvSKyDNEYpTLLS

Your wife can crank and run al
Brush RunabouJ. the ladies' car. Wsf
are agents HARPER'S.
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Big stock OF bard lightwood fence
posts for sale by n. s. Knight & Co.
Phsne AS.
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Lame shoulder is nearly always
due to rheumatism Of TIE muscles,
and quickly Yields to the free ap,l:.
cation Of Chamberl~-.s LinineA5.
For sale by z. c. Brfse, druggist.
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Hotel Royal now operated on both
American and European plan.
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Wanted, regular table boarders at
Glynn Cafe.
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LEVY SELLS THE GENulNE!
SLipEWELL COLLAR.
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Wanted. regular table eoarders OF
Glynn Cafe.
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Receiver Of Tax Returns.

Hart schaffner & Marx spring
clo1Les-Levy'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-07-26

morning, the Boys Of the Sixties"
being in evidence on every corner
The town had surrendered at the first
approach with show Of arms, it's
gates were thrown wide open, and
the "city was theirs"
The Newry Brass Band, arrived at
8 o'clock. A line of march was
formed in front Of the Walhalla
Hotel, headed by the band, which
led the procession to the Court
House with strains of martial music.
The meeting was called to order
by John Eskew, president, and the
proceedings were opened with prayer
by Dr. John G. Law, d. D. The
court room was filled to overlooking,
and as this venerable minister of
the gospel invoked the Divine bless
ing upon the survivors, a deep sense
Of serious and sacred conviction i'm
pressed every heart and mind in the
vast assembly.
That ever popular war song, "The
Bonnie Blue Flag was sung by Mrs.
Cora Ligon, Of Anderson, assisted by
local talent. 1t was received with
rousing cheers.
livered by w. G. Hughs, Esq, of the
Walhalla bar. In an apt and chosen
speech he extended hea cy well
come to the veterans.
Address OF Welcome
Mr.. President, Ladies', Gentlemen,
and Heroes Of the Sixties: To have
the privilege Of standing here to
make the address ] am about to
make Is an honor such as has come
to me few times In my life, and
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-07-26
BY STICK, sHELoR & SCHROEDER.
T'HlRTY-NINTH ANNUAL RE
UNION, ORR'S REGIMENT.
Record of Proccedngs--Sixty-Sis Survivors of Orrs
Regiment and Many Veterans of Other Com
rnands were Present--Addresses Etc.

The seth annual reunion Of Orr's
Regiment Of Rifles was held at Wal
halla last Thursday and Friday, July
20 and 81, and was largely attended
by the survivors Of this famous regi-
ment and other commands. The
proceedings were brought to close
Friday evening by an automobile eX-
cursion to Westminster, where the
survivors and visiting veterans we're
welcomed and entertained in the
park.
The survivors began arriving in
Walhalla early Thursday morning,
and during the entire day they con-
tinued to come until siXty-siX mem
bers Of Orr's Regiment were regis
tered and assigned to their homes,
together with large number Of Wis
iting veterans.
An informal reception was tender
ed at Walhalla Court House Thurs
day evening. 1t was largely attend
ed, the court room being packed.
Two hours were spent In meeting and
greeting, with informal talks, inter-
spersed with music by the quartette,
composed Of r.. w. Grubbs, J. B. s.
Dendy, j. A. Ansel and w. c. Hughs.
Many war stories and incidents
were related, both humorous and
serious, the speakers being Jonn Es-
kew, w. Il. McGin, r. A. McElroy
and l.. e. Campbell. The meeting
adjourned about ten o'clock and the
visitors returned to their homes and
enjoyed a night Of restful sleep, for
Walhalla is famous for its cool
nights.
The streets were alive early next
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-07-26
feel my inability to do justice 10 the

OCCdSlOu.
When was detailed by the COM
mittee to express to our visitors the
very cordial welcome which Walhal-
la and her citizens extend to them,
my first inclination was to decline to
serve, but upon second thought re-
membered that the occasion Is a re-
union Of veterans of many battles,
and that soldiers first lesson Is
obedience" 30 l accepted the duty
assigned, and here l am. In study
ing what I should say ! was re-
minded Of the story of the smart pol
itician who was making a political
speech In rural district He had
given the audience an hours
harangue Of what he considered a
regular spell-binding nature, and as
he sat down he said to the chairman
in an audible undertone, "Oratory is
gift and not an requirement" The
matter-of-fact chairman evidently
did not catch the point intended and
replied, "Oh, that's all right; un-
derstand. We're not Dlamin' you;
you done the best you could" SO
say, at the outset, that making an
address Of welcome Is gift and not
an requirement, and l trust that you
will be charitable enough to say,
"hSh L nave HHlSiSup Ihdl you uO uOL
blame me, that | did the best could
AS stand here to welcome you
have no apology to make nor excuses
to offer for the part you took in the
most terrific conflict of arms that
history records. l do not attempt to
justify you in spilling the blood you
did ny saying that you were fighting
for a Cause that you BELIEVED to
be right. I say that you were fight
Ing for what you KNEW to be right,
and If you were not, then you de-
serve no place in our "Hall Of Fame"
do not intend to go into q lengthy
discussion to prove my position, for
the decision was made on April 9Th,
1865, at Appomattox, and since then
discussion is out Of order. But it
does give us great satisfaction to
know that, forty years after tho con-
fict, the Supreme Court Of the Uni
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-07-26
Address OF Mrs. Blecklev.

Capt. Hughs and Good People 81
alhalla---Comrades This uncount-
ed crowd before me and around mo
proves the feeling which this occa-
sion has excited. These hundreds OF
faces glowing with sympathy from
the impulse OF common gratitude
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-07-26

Continued on Page Four.A
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-15

A newspaper is constantly in re-
ceipt of letters asking for informa-
ton about hotels, boarding houses
and opportunity for securing rooms
In private families and the easiest
way to reply and the ordinary way
Of doing 1t Is to send a copy OF thu
paper with advertisements marked
When they read The Telegram they
will find very little marked were
thinking.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-15

Col. Beecham, of Orlando. has not
yet announced for congress, but will
probably do so in short time. The
Orlando papers are boosting his cam
didacy with a vim. and with such
valuable support he would no doubt
make a good race. He is well spOk-
en- of in South Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
fremont.

X G. Ovcrton, IIaines City; MI
and Mrs. W. S. Hathaway. Kansas
city. Mo-: II. {. Page. Kansas City,
Mo-: P. S. Delaney. Kansas CITY
Mo-. +. T. Dawson, Tampa; }. {.
Nalrolm. Atlanta; ". j. Leary, Jr.'
Edenton. y. C.; r. T. Lyman. Tam
pa: Vim. Hooker. Ocala; VIM. Rosen'
field. Birmingham. Ala; S. Meyer
Dubuque, Ia; Phil. II. Slider. Cleve'
land; c. II. Walker. Barlow; }. &.
Vincent, Jacksonville; l.. l.. Spar
row, Jacksonville.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-15
KILLED BY NEGRO
Mr.. Groom Prominently Connected in
Bowling Green.

Bowling Green. Nov. la.-News
has been received here that Edgar
Groom. a former resident of this
place. was shot and killed by a ne
gro at TylertOwn, Miss. to which
place he recently moved. Mr..
Groom Is prominently connected
here.