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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
tnternebmmn8em lit Mtt:
tel:Mutertfa.

Gin uncertainties Spnoifat fat
pom ser Hegierung BON Guatemala
&on5eiiionen erlangt mie lie umfal=
lenoer farm geoa9t meroen fonnen.
Nm Ser Spite besielben ltebt ser fritz
bere @ouperne,tr 5priggs BON Mon=
tona rno @r=8unoesierator @larf,
oelien germ0gen ongeblid III u1ge=
[3ablte Milionen gebt. Guatemala lie
fert ourb SEN &ertrag fait ieinen gan=
gen Mineralreidtbum un0 5ablrei6e
Jreibrief = Hripilegien in sic @an0e
oieies Observation-Disclosures, 6as
ser &egierlmg MIR cine Ibgabe bon
3ebn Yro5e,1t Don oQe:n &eidtbum,
Sen es proou5iert, 81 5ablen bat> 10
oaB es tbatiddlih Sic mirtbi6aftlide
&crrid5oft iiber 0os 2ono ii6ernimnrt.
Ser Sefretar Ser @eieaidaft bot iid)
ooriiber lal1t eincm @eridt Ser Seem
Dorfer 5imes folgen0ermaBen per=
nebmen loiien: @ir babert eas @e=
triebsredt fir @ergmerfe irgeno mel
der g(rt geltbert; 0os &edt a1e Sor-
ten Experimentation gu faufen, GIT
perfaufen ooer gu fabri5ieren; eleftriz
l6e 2idt= u1o 8raftanlagen ein5r1=
ri6ten ur0 81 betreiten uno Stdote
oon1it 5ll perieben; ferner Gas &eht,
5troBen, @erften, Snnnels, S6iffe,
1elegropben< uno Selepbon=2inien 5u
bouen o0er ber5uitelen ltno oieie an
Sic @ep0lferung gu perfmfen; ale
Mrten bon @ol5 ST foufen, Sbitpflan=
5lngen o%n5ulegen, 6armen un0 Sic
@rooufte gu perfaufen, 8onfen 81
g%riinoen, iogar 3eitungen uno 3eit=
ibriften.
9os peripridt cine ungebeure Mus-
beute. Mber 6omit lit es nod nidt
genl,a. 9os Spn0ifot fann au6 sic
&ono o1f Sic 0ffentlifen 9dnoereien
legen, Inn 0oriiber na@ @rfor0erntB
III perfiigen, es fat oas aus idlieBli6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
3eitgemdbe @orte.

Sic Atotbpen0igfeit 0es Stuollm1s
uno Ser 8elebrung iiber Sic io5iale
1raae betonte in ieiner iiinglt SIT
&rooflpn in ser &atbolifenper lontIn-
lung gebaltenen @e0e Eater 9. S.
@ettelman g.. S. ~&ein Hroblem lit
10 idmierig, bemerfte er an elmer Stel=
le, ais oies: auf geredte 4rt nno
@eile sen io5ialeu ltebelltanoen OBJ
subelfen." Mir mullen sic @er6alt-
nilie in unierer eigenen ltmgebung
eingebeno itltoierer, fabrt Ser Steiner
fort, mir miiiien inns befannt MAIDEN
nit Sen grfolgen, melde nnlere
@la1bensbriicer in 2eutidlano nno
onoersmo errl,ngen un6 nit Sen Me-
tbooen, meId)e lie befolgt; mir muAlen
1tuoieren, mie oiei lie @etbo0e unlerer1
Gerbaltnilien a15upaiien ieien. 60
5iale &eform erforoert lo5ioles Stu
oium. Obne ridtige g%rfenntnib ser
mabren Sod)loge, obne &enntnib ser
tieferen l1riaGen oes nebels, obne
praftiide Grfabrung III Sen Sdppie=
rigfeiten, oie did entgegenite1en, obne
fpinfiibligen 5aft uno fluge @orii6t
fann nibt Segensreides %5ultanoe
fon1men. l1nteritiiben mir na6 boQer
Moglidfeit Sic 9%eitrebungen oes Cen
tralpereins uno 10 man6 onoerer fo-
tboliiden @ereinigune, i%o5iale 8eleb=
rung unter bas @olt gu bringen! 9as
oeuti6e Centrum bdtte ME feline ie=
gensreide Madt in ser So5ialreform
errungen, menn es nidt bas fotbolii6e
@olf binter iid batte, Elm 8olf, oas
our6 sic SGriften un6 &eoner 6es
@olfspereins 6urb un6 bur6 io5tal
geidult lit, meldes oeritebt, maS feline
gertreter I'M &eidstag nnitreben un6
Tie babel nit lmeridiitterlider Sreue
unteritubt." -7ns iino golbene un0
iebr 5eitgemdBe @orte angeiidts 6es
2rdngens mander, Sic obne mtrfli@e
aenntuiB %io5ialer 2ebren nno io5ialer
3uitGn6e ~praftiih" meroen mo6ten
l1no Sen @eg 6es Stu6iums olS ~afa=
bemii9" beip0tteln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Yortm8al'S ,,3remmmm9S:
8eieb."

CAN'T UNI ere 2eier ein onidauli=
DIES 8ilo bon sem i%nfernalen @ab &C.
minnen, Sen Sic 5reimaurer gegen
ales &otboliide sort entfalten, mo- iie
lid als sic unumihrdnften @erren
Ser Situation fii9len, ieien bier eintge
@i15elbeiten bes bon ib1en in 8ortu=
gal ausitu0irten @eiebes CUR ~Sren=
nl11g" bon Stride 111o Stoat ange=
fiibrt.
Sn SEN &rieiterieminarien 6arf n1r
5beologie gelebrt meroen; sic ibm
fir ieinen 8eruf %nnbeoingt notbige
Iertigfeit in Sen meltliGen 5a&ern
n1llB ii6 ser 5ssfiinftige @eiitli6e an
Sen itaotliden Mnltalten oneignen.
9fatiirlid beitimmt ser Staat, mas
1beologie lit, uno mas nidt, 10 0aB
3. 9. audi ein Gortrag iiber Sic &reu5=
5iige 81 elmer Strafperfolgung 6es
betreffen0en Ebeologieprofeliors fiji
rem fa11t1 . 9dber1 MIR es Oo9 auG
ldon in Sranfrei6 erlebt, 6aB @eiit=
lide Dor @eribt citirt ml1r0e1, neil
lie in Ser &eligionsitun0e Sen &in=
6ern gei9idtli6e greigniiie gei6il<
oert baben, sic nit Sem &atbolicis=
mus in innigiteln 3uiammenbang ite=
fen. l%1eberba1pt lit na6 oem ~Sren=
nlrngsgeieb" "a portuguen5a", mte es
leil1 l1rbeber Gotta 1tol5 nennt, Ser
l1nterridt 1T SEN tbeologilden 2ebr=
anitolten i%e0er5eit Ser itaatltden @on=
troae unteritellt. 9ie gu oielem
;3mede errannten Snipectoren fon1en
SEN Setter 6eS Seminars 8. ieoer 3eit
0urd einen @ermaltungsrotb erieben,
men11 Sic @orlel ungen nidt na6 IT,
rem @eidmad iino! Gin Sbeologe, ser
in @om ieinen Stuoien oblag, ooer
ieiren 0octorgrao ertporben bat,
fann in 8ortltgal feline Mnitellnng er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
lid,cn Stelen nift reht perit1n0lih

lifen steuen nidt re6t perltdnblib.
Gem al,d oas Mbleben 0es @reiies
miiroe al1f Sic beutige politilde &on=
1enation guropas feinen @influB
ausiiben. @eil Sran5 Soiepb ser
internationalen Yolition Selterreids
uno llngarns 10 idarfe ltmrille be-
itimnt fat, 6ab ii6 au6 Sic 3lfunft
bes @obsburgerreids in ibuen balten
m1b.
Jrii6er fat es mobl gebeiben, oaB
sic @obsmrgermonardie nit 0em Ab=
ltei0cn 6ron5 Soiepbs 1. in 5tiife
geben n1iilie. Mls lolder Sab ielbit
bei 2el,ten, melde giniift in 0aS TIT
ternotionale @elbaft gu bdben glaub-
ten, ais iider galt, fat 9ismard oe1t
Musipru6 bon ser geididtlid)en uno
politiiGen Motbmenoiafeit 6es Dit
reibs get6an. Gin Nuslpru6, oeiien
@abrbeit itd our6 Sic tbatld6li6e
@ntmidlung ser @erbdltnilie bon &C.
Itern ouf morge,1 INNER oeutlider
berauslteQt. Gem 9eiterrei6 lit
beute oos Sitrei6. Mit alien ieinen
Sntereiien uno NIT ser groBen Be-
oeutung fir Sic Musbreitung germani-
ider &ultur nah Sem ilatpiiden
Often.
6riibere 3eiteu uno @e!,rt6eiler ba=
zen mobl in Ser Yerl0nlibfeit bes
@oiiers manhe Gefefte gu erfennen
gegloubt. Mon bot i6m Elm gutes
5beil ser idlimmen 0iterreidii6en
,@emiitblibfeit", sic INNER Inn cine
Soee l1no I'M Elm Mrmeeforps 5uriid
geblieben iein io1te, nabgeiagt. 3ieie
pielgeldmdbte @%emiitblihfeit fat iid
teim Safer gu elmer Itefe 0es @e=
miitbs uno gu elmer. be1punoerungs=
miiroigen &eiignation oerfldrt. Sic
i'm III Sen Stano geiebt fat, audi Sic
.idmeriten l1ngliidsi8lage nit @rge=
benbeit in sic 5iigung bes Sdidials
2u ertruse11.
Mon miro oarauf gefaBt iein miii-
ien, sen Characterization aus
ser Meibe ser int lebenoen 2idt man=
nelnoen @ri6einungen idmin0en gu
ieben. Sb nun aber Sic 0ffentlide
Sc iorgntB ODER Sic amtli6e 8ei6mi6=
tigung @edt bebalten miro, ser @etit,
nit meldem 8aiier 6ran5 Soiepb sic
oiterrei9ii6 : ungariide Eolitif, ia
man fam iagen, sic @eidibte ser
3oppelmonarbie erfiiQt fat, miro
nidt perid}minoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
zmritpr UlP1.
@eri5bnnns.

Sat sir cin Menid i'm 9er3cn tpeb 9ez
sobt's ourG Sic @rult, als miiBteit 9u
i'm ln1ien
@eb' bin 3u,n Srienbpf, idau bic @raber
60 miro 9eiu 3orn i'll itillem S6mer5
berblaIeu.
@os blieb bon Mlem, has i'm Qcben lie.
Sic iebt BORT rllben, trob llno tralr1g
madtc?
Son linn, esr milo lei" seiD gen 9in'mef
@uu linn, Sem bliitbenb Slid nnb 6Sreuoe
ladte?
Gin tpe1ig 5taub', h'rauf fleiue Slumen
bliib'n.
@ie eiu erinnerllb' liebepol1es Iabnen-,
llno leiie fiibllt @m bnrb Die Seele 21ebn.
Scr Gig 'uem Stlmbe lebtes titles Mbnenl
@ie balls pieueiht ruff i'm ms S6at<
tenlallh,
Sem @u nibt mplteit ieiue 5dulo per-
@sraebeus ltredit peri0bneno 9u sic
Sim iiber's Grab, uub elenb lit Sem 2e<
ben!
G'rl,m: fat ell Sreunb Sir einitmals
lreb gethnu.
llnn mDhteit 9u i'm nod 10 tobtlid baiz
Meie5' linn sic &oro. bet linn %eriobz
ming nn.
SSobl morsen i6on t0nnt' err i'm SOB,
p%erbla1enl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
6fitr 9 tB IT,.

Sn leiner unter Datum oes 81.
Mai erlaiienen @n3pflifa perurtbeilt
Bapit Hius 6as Erennungsgeiet
auf's i6drhte un6 erflart es fir null
uno nidtig gegeniiber 6en unperlebs
lihen @e6ten ser Stride. Dem portu-
gieiiiden @piicopat, Ser energiiden
8roteit gegen 6as ni@tsmiiroige &C.
feb eingelegt un6 @lerus un6 .@olf
aufgeforoert bat, nit ser lebten 81uts=
tropfen sic Greibeit Ser Stride gegen
sic fnedten6en @emalten gu bertbei<
6tgen, ipen6et ser 81 8ater bobeS
Sob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Sob Der oeuti1en Spra:
DE.

Gas neulite 6riibIingfelt ees Aa=
gemeinen GeutiGen @aiienbal1per=
ems in Baltimore, 10 berihtet ser oor=
tige 9. Correspondent, 5eidnete iid
ualnentli9 bur6 Sen &eoaftus aus,
oenn Sic Musfiibrungen Ser &eoner
maren auf einel1 Sem Gbarafter Ser
8er%ouitaltung entiprehenoen ungez
mein ber5liden 1bon Ser @ertbi6a=
bllng 0eutiber 8eitreb1ngen uno Or
rl1ngenitaften geitimmt. Sammtlide
Steiner prieien bie beutlGe Spradc
u1o Sen @ntidluB ser 1euti6=Mmeri=
faner, lie audi bier gu be9en un0 5u
pflegen. 9os befannte &abinets=
Mitglieo, @err Gbarles Naeel, Ser nit
5tol5 auf feline 6euti@e &erfunft BIN
mies, flodt ieiner Mniprade einige
6euti6e Sdte Elm, sic sen 3uborern
ni9t nur, ion6ern je6em 9eutl6en
mie aus ser Seele geiproden Dor
fommen mer6en. @iner ieiner oel1t=
i6en sabe lautete: r0eutider Sin,1
un6 oeuti6e @emitblidfeit ionen
ltets fortbeiteben in Mmerifa". Ser
@opernor bon Narplano, @err Gro
tiers, duBerte itd gleid pe%ritdnonib=
Don iiber sic 3euti9en unb sic oeut=
ide Sprade. Der @upor BON 8alti=
more, 5err Ereiton, idlob feline BON
einem edit oeutidJen @eiite getragenc
&e0e NIT SEN 2eutid geiprodenen
@orten, Sic er auf Sic 0eutide 5pro=
DIE anmanote:
SD bab' 6i6 geliebt,
Sd lieb' oi9 nod beut',
S9 mer0e oi6t lieben in @migfeit."
Sem @unoer, 6aB iolde &l,n0ge-
6ungen oen Subel Ser Mnmci enoen
ausloiten. @enn ser Mmerifa1er o11=
fqngt, Sen @ertb bes Sdates 81 be-
greifen, Sen ser Geutihe belitt, iolte
Sos oen 3eutiden %aniporncn, i'm oe=
ito liebepoller u10 iorgiamer 5u idii=
ten> 6a1nit CT ibn1 erbalten hleibe.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
MADE K1NDL1NG OF MOTOR CAR.
Autoists Try Railway Roadbed With
Unpleasant Results.

Macon, Ca, July 30.--A collision
with an automobile belonging to W.
G. Mckay, of Valdosta, at Smarrs,
81 miles north Of Macon, late last
night, caused a considerable delay
in schedules of the Central Of Geor-
gia railroad, and resulted in the auto
being demolished and the pilot of the
engine on train No. 4 being torn to
pieces.
Mr.. Mckay and party were travel
ing through the country and lost
their way. They then put the auto
on the railroad track-bed and were
proceeding up it when the motor
died.
They took off a lantern and en-
deavored to flag down the train,
which they heard approaching, but
were unsuccessful. The train picked
up the autoless party and brought
them on to Macon.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
BY srEoK, sHELoE & SCHROEDER.
coND1rNoN OF COTTON is 500.
South Carolina Gains 2.6 Points
Few States Show Falling or.

New York, July 31.-The Journal
Of Commerce and Commercial Bulle-
tin tomorrow will say: Replies from
1,945 special correspondents of the
Journal of Commerce and CONNER
cial Bulletin, OF an average date Of
July 23, make the percentage condi-
tion of cotton $50, the highest in
the eleven years of the special re-
ports of this paper. This compares
with 85.9 per cent month ago, or a
rise Of 1 point. and TT points above
Tie ten-year average Of 79.2.\
Four States Behind Last Month.
Az rule, reports we're Of a highly
satisfactory nature, and 1t is only in
North Carolina, mississippi, Louisi-
ana anu Oklahoma that cotton has
lost from it's high condition Of last
month. The deterioration in Louisi-
ana was SO points, where too much
rain and the fear of boil weevil
caused considerable apprehension !;
the other States suffered but little.
South Carolina gained 2.5 points,
Georgia IL points, Alabama O.S
point, Texas AZ points, Arkansas J. g
points and Tennessee 40 points.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
Life Saved at Deaths Door.

II never felt so near my grave"
writes w. r. Patton, of Wellington,
Tex, "as when q frightful cough and
lung trouble pulled me down to 100
pounds, in spite Of doctors treat
ment for two years. My father, mo-
ther and two sisters died of con-
sumption, and that l am alive to-day
is due solely to Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery, which completely cured me.
Now / weigh 1877 pounds and have
been we'll and strong for years.
Quick, safe, sure, it's the best rem
edy on earth for coughs, colds, la
grippe, asthma, Group, and all throat
and lung troubles. soc. and 81.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
MANY BONDS ARE CANCELLED.
One Thousand, Face Value 2,3O5,.
600, Made Worthless Monday.
(Columbia Record, July 31)

columbia Record, July 31.)
Bonds with attached coupons, ag-
gregating in face value $2,365, 900,
were cancelled Monday by the State
Treasurer. Capt. r. H. Jennings, and
his assistant, Judge J. Fuller Lyon,
bond clerk, The bonds numbered
1000, each being OF the denomina-
ton Of $1,000.
These bonds were turned into the
State Treasury by the American
Bank Note Company. Of New York,
by which they were Autographed in
1869, on the order Of Niles G. Par
ker, who was then Treasurer of
South Carolina. The bonds were to
have fallen due in 1888. The securi-
ties have lain all these years in the
vaults OF the lithographing company
and they were surrendered for can
collation. in order that they might
not fall into the wrong hands some
time and afterward be filed for re-
demption
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
Hcadway Against HoOkwOrTn.

Washington, July 31.-Hookworm
dispensaries, in several counties in
Georgia, during the past month,
have met with unusual success, and
a request has been made Of the
Rockefeller Hookworm Commission
here that the dispensaries be allowed
to remain for longer periods. Many
applications are being received for
the establishment of additional dis
pensaries.
During last week 1886 cases Of
hookworm were treated in the four
counties in North Carolina having
dispensaries, and 1t Is said the pros
poets for this week are that the num-
Der Of treatments will reach 1000.
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana
all have hookworm dispensaries.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
WEsTMINsTER's LOCAL NEWS.
Walhalla Boys Defeated at Both
Ends Of DOubie-Header.

Westminster, Aug. SPECIAL: G..
l.. Wilson, of Walhalla, has put up
his moving picture show here. He
is getting his power from Lee Mil
ler's shop. He expects to show
every night this week.
Miss Pearl Marett returned Fri
day from Glenn Springs, where she
had been spending few weeks for
her health.
Westminster defeated Walhalla
Monday. In the first game the score
stood 10 to /; second game, s to 6.
Catcher Mcdonald was painfully
hurt in the last game by being struck
In the head by the batter. The acci-
dent came about in this way: zim-
norman was on third, billiard on
second and Shirley was at the bat.
Zimmerman and billiard were work
Ing the double steal, and Zimmerman
started for home when Smith start
ed to deliver the ball to the batter.
Smith made his delivery and McDon-
aid ran up to get the ball. Shirley,
not knowing this, struck at the ball
and smashed Mcdonald on the side
Of the head. DR.. Strickland was on
the ground and carried Mcdonald to
his office and dressed the wound
Every one was sorry that this occur
red, but it was an accident that could
not be helped. Our boys are with
the Walhalla boys, and would do
nothing to hurt their feelings.
Miss Nellie Lou Carter spent last
Friday at Tallulah Falls.
Miss Mary Carter Is visiting
friends in Hartwell, Ca, this week.
w. A. Harrison and wife have
gone to Canton, Ga, to be with rela-
tives and friends for few days.
p. G. Marett made business trip
to Anderson Tuesday
Mrs. j. S. Carter is expected to re-
turn from baltimore next week.
Her friends will be glad to learn that
she Is rapidly improving.
The Clemson-Winthrop train was
here Monday. 1t drew quite a large
crowd of visitors.
Miss Alva Jameson, Of Macon, Ga, /,
is visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs. j. H. Bibb and children have
gone to Patterson Springs, N. c., for
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. d, Witherspoon
arrived in town Tuesday to spend
few days with relatives.
A. w. Singleton, of Basley, was in
town Monday on business.
II. Peden Anderson has sold his
home to p. P. Sullivan. Mr.. Sulli-
van will succeed Mr.. Anderson as
cashier of the Westminster Bank on
January !, 1912.
Misses Mary and Rena Harrell re-
turned to their home last week.
Three rowdies occupied rooms in
the new Jail Monday night. They
were fined $40 and costs for their
nights lodging.
Masters Clarence and Laman Ech-
OILS spent a few days in Mount Airy,
Ga, last week.
Mrs. N. S. Harper, Of Fountain
Inn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
w. A. Leathers.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. D. e.
Jones, July oath, a son.
Mrs. Sam White and three sons of
2unman, Ca, are visiting relatives
here.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
Bubonic Plague i'm California.

Sacramento, CAL, July 30.-Bu-
bonic plague, transmitted by ground
squirrels, has appeared in California
and caused one death thus far. The
case reported is that Of Horace Flood,
seven years DID, of Contra Costa
county, who died Wednesday after
being scratched and bitten by a
ground squirrel The report Of the
death was received here to-day by
DR.. f. w. Snow, secretary Of the
State Board Of Health. This Is the
first case Of human infection report
ed within year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
Five Americans Taken Prisoner

Sierra Blanca, Mexico, July 20
Authentic telephone information was
received here to-day that fifty So
cialists raided the Cuervo ranch, in
Mexico, taking every one, including
five Americans, prisoner The So
cialists were followed by thirty-five
Maderist soldiers and fighting took
place at the Carrizo ranch. The re-
suit is unknown. The Maderists
have asked for reinforcements. The
Cuervo ranch, seventy-fve miles
south of Sierra Blanca, is controlled
by an American syndicate
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
MATTERS AT SENECA.
Social Life Gay and Weeks CaIentgaR,
Full--Visitors.

Seneca, Aug. 1.--Special: Senecn
has been full OF visitors the past
week, some OF whom were the fol-
lowing:
Misses Reese and Stone, two at
were with Mrs. J.. B. Shanklin.
Mr. and Mrs. B. o. Hopkins have.
as their guests Misses Ruby ana
Pearle Falls, OF Greenville.
Mrs. Guy Il. Grove and daughter,
Miss Louise, are with Mr.. and EysB,.
w. P. Reid.
J. B. Falls. OF Central, spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs. B. O.
Hopkins.
The friends of Mrs. H. ]. Gignii-
lat are pleased to see her In Senecss
again. She will be here for severaa
weeks.
Mrs. w. P. Nimmons and chfldres,
and Mrs. II. j. Gignilliat spent lass
week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T., MIN
mons on Keowee.
Mrs. w. 70. Nimmons Is visiting
the families Of her sons here.
Miss Rebecca Todd is visiting rel
atives in Anderson.
Misses May and Lucille Hamirrava
will go to Ninety-Six Friday to viaSt
Mrs. j. r. Moore.
DR.. and Mrs. g. w. Gardner, or
Greenwood, spent Friday afternooEa
here.
Mrs. r. M. Lowery and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. J. l.. Ken In,
the Fairview section.
Miss Ellen Todd Is at home frortp
an extended visit to Nashville, Ten.
nessee. Her friends are pleased to.
see her again..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Livingstop
have returned from visit to Neyx
York.
Mrs. J. w. Stribling is visiting i'm
Greenville.
Mrs. Crutchfleld, nee Miss Lflliasa
Caldwell, has returned to her home
in Arizona.
Among the social pleasures of the
past week was the Watermelon feast
rendered by w. r. Davis to his Sun
day school class last Friday after
noon.
r. S. Werner Is visiting in Bre-
ward, N. G.
Mrs. p. P Werner will return to-
Seneca this week from Richland for
few days before going on to GreeIs-
vile for visit.
large number OF the young
folks attended the party given by
John Ballengor Mt his home near
IoWH ldSI FRIDAY night.
Another fox hunt was enjoyed by
a number Of Seneca sports here LIST:
week, when two small specimens,
were caught.
Chas. Stribling is sick with fever.
Stiles Knox is also confined to his,
home with fever.
MI and Mrs. j. II. Thompson have.
returned to Atlanta after a visit os,
ten days to relatives and friends
here.
News HI. been received here thar
w. D. Stribling will visit Oconee this
summer, and will attend tho reunion
picnic at Richland.
Miss Mary Julia Reid has issued
invitations to an "at home" for Tues.
day evening, which Is held in pleas
ant anticipation by her younE
friends.
The many friends here Of Tay.,
Charles Manley will be pleased tcp
know that he will arrive in Seneca
this week for visit to friends. He,
VIII be the guest Of Mrs. w. J. Lun--
ney.
Mrs. G. B. Floyd and daughter
or Charlotte, are visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. ]. Lunney.
Mrs. B. o. Hopkins rendered 81
moonlight picnic in honor Of hey
guests Monday evening.
Seneca people are always among
the best, but in sickness and trou-,
BILE they are the best people In the.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
Slept 1O5 Days.

Vandalia, ILL.,, July 30.-After
sleeping almost continuously for 1 Us
days, Miss Hazel Schmidt, the 49,
year-old girl whose strange case has
puzzled physicians for weeks, was
awakened for five hours to-day and
ate three meals. She said she felt
no Ill effects from her slumber At
tending physicians cay the girls
trance is broken and that she will
soon be herself again.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
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WILL TAKE ROARDEI,s,.

Recently, ia order to gixe
notice to tho public as fo
how many boarders can be
accommodated, The Courier
offered to publish, free of
charge, the names Of those
who will take boarders this
summer, and the number
that they can accommodate.
Up to the present time
only one has come to the
frOnt-Mrs. j. B. Hill, who
says she can accommodate
six at a rate OF $40 per
month. Visitors will find
this homo, we are sure,
pleasant place at which to
spend their summer.
But can Walhalla accom-
modate only six visitors? It
would seem SO, Judging from
: tho fact that we have offer
ed to give this information
free Of charge. The offer
stands good for the remain
der Of the summer. If you
want boarders, let 1t be-
known. Ks
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
Fifty Hurt i'm Wreck.

Detroit, Mioh., July 30.--Fifty
persons are reported injured, some
Of them fatally, in collision late
to-day between two interurban cleo
trio cars on the Detroit United Lines
at Dearborn, ten miles west Of this
city.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02
Buried in Same Grave.

Clarksburg, w. Va, July 29.--Bee-
cause they were to have been mar
ried in September, the bodies Of Miss
Bette Boyles, school teacher, and
Lee Davisson, travelling salesman.
who were killed yesterday in an au-
tomobile accident, will be buried in
the same grave. A double funera,s
VIII be held from the First M. T..
church tomorrow.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-02

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