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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

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eos.rss'o shall be amensed - - -
s~aIs.n l- ahere sasn be q BOARD
Of kessisx-tson fof the stale. oosssss-
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% sss.s, -Ss. S,.,ss. ~. , 81 s'.ss ,ps a..
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mssososvosk Of sad County The dwtv
Of the County ooarc Of GauaIsasAfso
sssa - 70 ,s ss,sss ssss,':s raise or
cossss.S sssteet 20 resisssa. oAs ne
60 e9osassnt ~ the state Doard %
jsssIi6ssioa sns sAe Co.al, Do~rs a
GauoStoasiss shsH eeuatsss 10 the END
teot su tsasbfe prcSerty in the stses
sAeh bs sesessed st lie fuIi oaSh
ss.s - .fs b Sassersssa ~ Ia.
PrsstAs1 heeev thst the ssate
D~ord - Specification sasl A~se ns
ocSsr = srie,aal s.sss.meat
sssA election and asssrows Of votiaG Gor
or Againef es.d anendmspt. shall de-
pssif W The hsllos hos HE ticket whcre-
on she1l - printed the woras For the
Esuei,zstien to properly adjust tks
bUraeDe OF taxation. and Against the
esusendment concerning Boards OF
Eauelisstion 10 proeerly adjust tie
osctioa = All votes cast for the
aoopticn or retection OF the said
eassnameut shall he csavsssea snd the
reoslt be determined ey the taws of
Representatives in ConGreos
In Testimony Whereof, 4 have here
unto set my hand and aeflsed the
st the City Of Denver. THE twenty
sinth aay Of September. A D 1914
JAMES B PEARCE.
tssab Secretary of ~ ate
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
WAsN,NoyoN.

Cotton condition 1875 per cent OF
normal CONDITION in Texas, 20; Ar.
kansas. 50; Oklahoma. so; California.
ss
Secretary Bryan made two ad-
dresses in New York sunday. the day
designated by President Wilson for
prayers for peace.
All plans for holding the third inter
national peace conference at The
Hague next year have been abandoned
il was announced at the state depart.
ment.
strict orders for the exercise of
greater care in the handling of parcel
post mail matter by postal employees
were issued by Postmaster General
Burleson
owner of Monticello, announced that
in view of Secretary Bryan's appeal to
him to sell Thomas jefferson home
to the government he was considering
doing so. Heretofore he has refused
all such proposals.
lOfetASi VI lo.oVu,bpt bHb pOuHu
bales of cotton as the crop of 1914 was
made by the Department of Agricul
ture's crop reporting board in the sea
sons final reporting. which showed
the condition of the crop OF Sept. 25
was 73.5 per cent of a normal
Producers and dealers in unwrought
copper flooded the state depa tment
with Inquiries as TO the attitude of
the United states government toward
Great Britsin's classification of the
product as conditional contra band of
war No statement o. policy will b.
forthcoming however. until ArnbaS-
sador Page forwards from London the
statement of facts ON which the
British government relies for its di-
version of copper shipments
There were 1851 national banks in
operation in the United States al the
close Of business Oct. 1. according to
the Septembe report of the com ptrol-
Ter OF the currency Their authorized
capital was si.s75ss4.17s. With out
standing circulation secured by bonds
amounting 70 s725. .ss5 613 and secured
BY other than bonds. s32s.153. .210.
Fifty-four ships. agereeating nearly
$4,000 tons and worth approximately
s 5.000.0 900 have been added to the
american merchant marine since the
ne~ ship registry law went into ef-
feet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

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o - NE euHsi isi- 1r 81 sHe $50
eh.. .n go atu 4i1l Hr-arr th
SefsiHl issstsias Hr..E las ars ae 80
fot>e atsis u1FIuf
$50 amos .aii-e ss Us Iallsre fis-e -
1855 p iarA $500 fe l.inmis-
oloH ~ias isssss asalaurfllI o. n Is.ssr-Ir
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sblrh rasa4ts 10 BrsGaa.Ile r-eT- -
esnsnnssesan The maxine 81 Ann soc
srasf ~ yho Sith sHce iesisss fhaf
80 nsss.s - she comm izaior. N ans
Rroos~asssa t~Ddin~ IA az sag 10 in-
usehee the commission b. make suah
Ss-s o. e..sss 70 Be- .ssssa q essss..... ssss..
. neaSfsatea sns s8ah stock of sts.ss
scrtfhstas or bond. nst. oe athsr evi
esnsse ss snstesie.n@rs rho dlraotls
o. saas-sctis kno~insis asplsss OF
ootaess o. ASSISTS 10 be sDnlssd he pro
sssas O. Ans Der sh.rsof from the
see of ans stock or ssoos asrsissusts.
oshtsdssss 20 sBs parpos. T'e.t s~vci-
s.ea - the eoa.n,.rs on $ osder 70
49, 49, sss.sc sseS.f'sd 70 ,hs ss~:S
e@esss asshorsssd for such sur
49,. ss ~ho. vish knovsass shes
ens sfscA OF stood e,rfpSicsfe or oou1l
eois 81 cshsr evidence Of in.sebtsan~o
- Been sasoea os enscUted In Viola
Sion Of Any of the srov atone q shis
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"ss eea sust1ho9 oscordtnGss
q No psos ,sas& os this act. ssa %
Coed or act oouo or verfornsed ue1nr
~r In Gsanooetea there ith sAou -
- csss,eAs se pay OF susrsssss. 10
eny "sosees Ohassoeser, sns stock 81
stocs ssstIesopte. bond nots or etn-
'esnse o. oeaeuted unasr the provtosoas
Sf thss sGt
ahl Aa sseoks and sssck esrssflossss
end eeeAs. ne&ss and other s~iaDnoes
Of seAsessdnees issusd bv anv ssbatc
the essksrity q ans srticsss q inGor
vote = sSs ssoSS j. osSsrs or Sirssssss
ines sehsn or had previous 20 sAs teh-
me eeesct - THE act she'll - voA1.
nnlso IN order Of the commission Gu
tnorissns the issse Of sach stocks Or
cther evidences ef insssbtsdDess sheN
hsve been obtainsd From the connie
s,on srssr 70 ssch iss.e The connie
cenassIsa or conditions as II may dss@
ressonoS,e and neoesrarv
In Tooaimony Whereof, I have here
unto Sst my hand and effioea the
erect Sol Of the state Of CeloraAe.
sists Cay Of September A d 1914
JAMES PGARCE.
oeeaD Secretary Of state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
LATEST NEWS
tnIoxlnD
esos rG.GeaAs~se ooeooSo
r-Ar cosGa vssG UE6HO
Or uos1 lu1fafsI
&GEesso vsa aGAeGo eoosoD
oa asosF
cvsaG ~ roesco
e-slsrn se-ssspsf sisn >~~s a,r~is-
UassGea

An Increase froa 7s.s44 - 7ol2e
sasmbers in ~ isss fear yesrs sss
seported al she a.sarieunial seser~i
eoniereaee " the Unised ESsagsaicsl
ohgrch. IN sessiO q Chicago
Major DsA0Ase. cowaAsAsaG the
aafioDsl suard q Msstaaa. ~hich hss
Butte under martial low. suapeaAed
she summary esssr 60 she nsiitsssy
commisssan he gave no reason.
The ssraad Truak Pacific Stesm-
sAip Company. WHICH suspended its
service between seattle and Priscs
clsred Sar. snssssced that servies
Oeuld he rssssr01
X. G. Works. an aGed untUiRs man
from TeAas and Mexico. CAUSED the
arrest at Los Angeles of Miss Frances
Lgkas a nurse, on the charge u hav-
he stolen . trunk containing e3is.0ss'
N securities and gold ballion.
The war Wtll have NO effect upDa
the size u the exhibits ~ tserRaAn
ssnufaeturers at the Panasas Pacific
expositiea. Saws ". ". Schultx. espe
xi' ion cesamissioner Who has beea for
several msaths in Berlin and returned
70 San F'rsncisco.
special train carrying $40 horses
passed tbrOush Poplar Bluff, Mo-. en-
route fro0 Fort Worth, Tex, to Tor
onto. Canada. whess they are 10 be
shipped TO Europe for use by the Brit
ish army. A Canadian in chsree Of the
| train said six similar trains were on
the way
| lone banAit entered the day coach
of Southern Pacific train No. l0l, the
Sunset Limited, near C0ltOa. Cal, and
fired a shot IN the air. The bsllet
ricocheted from the car ceiltnG and
bit a passenger in the leg. The rss
her jumped through an spen wtnasw
Ne robbed ~ one.
Within 100 yards Of the Utah state
prison. Q saaskea man held up 0e0rGs
A. 0sn, soshisr sf the Sugarhouss
bark, and Clifford Cor. q bo0kkeeper
locked the two men In the hank vault
tGsk el l.525 and escaped uRnSticet
were able to get out of the vault and
Give the alsrW.
Mr. and Mrs Victor ". lnnes of E,u
gene. ove.. charged respectively with
murder and accessory before the fact
in connection With the disappearance
frem San Antonio. Tex.. last June u
Mrs. Eleis Nelms Dennis and Miss
Beatrice Nelms Of Atlanta, waived
preo1Rinary examination and were re
manaed to Jail without bond.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
eo0Gs -

Aaasas tas .sso-f ea=ths 90 sas -
u hss-is 10 thaf o eay sc Cs<9Onna
saHG of she neszpaDor Asssrsss -
Paris
ssr Ca.rsss Jssassoa ~ss eiecssd
sosa mayor u Lonaon for she teEm 81
zoe wear. beginning Mo- 1. 1914. -
ssaoeads ssr Thomas v sessaer.
Holland has given as=aEaaoos tssss
n All srcseaf tue expsrsssssm % sssd
stssfs from Holland % s.ermsay e -
osner eossatries so~ - ~sr
Tue ~ar - cosssas Fraaee s7.~~s.-
s,e . day Minister ef Fn.aHce NieA
andre Risso announced thas she ssf
isy Cor the firs; si2ry asvs Of the Co
flscs hsd sees e4so.sc' i-rl.
Another noasis4s mime sooosdsa9 -
aaviaes received at kosae. has expssd-
ed nasr kimini haly bso~ nag ap .
fisasns boa kilissse nine 81 rs ereO
and tnjurtas = nawe.r OF othcrs.
The sse~e fosss<i. a sewspsper psso
Iished n Lemkerg Gsiscis. -sys rhas
kessre Lsemeere ~ss taken hs ths
9h~~issb~s 0ststsBs~ " tSA11
hanks lef, the tc~s- carrying ~iifh
thcm the deposits ~ thetr psiroas.
FRANK Isecams yer fornseriy Anseul
can coasal ~ Chemniix Gernssay. heG
arrived Ia I.o.a<p wtth his wife frGs
Mai ciry. la an interSte~ pubtishsd
= the issssAon Times ne descrthea N
sults thai were offered him bs CheR
nisz mots. which we're irrttsted BY tA<
sect thai he and his wife coosersed
W tsasIish
III Johs Georse AaaDi OF MeatE~al
Gse of the worlds toremoss suthsri
ties - tutereusosis. has enlis,ed - Z
private In the txttslioa Which Is tstnG
raised st Mc<sill university fW serviau
In t,urops. DIR. Adaui presided eves
the 1905 Interastioasl Tuberculosi1
congress in WashinNsoa and has bess
SHOW erred With henors because of ~
reoerch ~ork
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
spoa Y.

Soccer fes,tbsll viii become one q
the minor sports st the University q
Colorado 1t Boulder, according TO the
plans Of James n Ashmore. the new
physicsl d,rect0
Beaver basehsll and Red Gross fans
turned cut to see the benefit game be-
tween McGills two fast teams. Denver
ana Indianapolis. with the Rev. Wm.
4. SUNDAY rs umpire
The COLORADO State school ol Minis
Of Golden. and the University ss wye
ming Of Laramie, viii clash on the
ertdirOn sf Pioneer park In Cheyenne
g Saturday afternoon, Oct IL
when Doe Jackson 1scided he an
nst lihe the Athletics when he jojneS
thom as a raw recruit In Ie0e and
sktsnes hack TO his south Caroline
Nome. he beat himself 0st ef es.S63.7A
Each FhilsAelphis PLAYER eet 1852 n
far heating the Cubs IN 1910 In 1911
esth of Mack's men WAS handed Z
check for s3.G54.5s. and last year thu
individual share was s3.2I6.3o. q ttal
q os.s6S.74.
Waynette, a mare from the stablG
of W. A. Burnett of Denver. won ths
free-for-all trot or pace in easy fash
ion at Ration. n M. and paced the
fastest heat ever paced on the Santa
Fe circuit In the first heat in ana
She Was driven by Ted Bunch. Ol
equal interest as the free-for-all was
the third running Of the Ratoa derby
which was won by Whidaen In q sen
saiicral drive through the stretch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
Nssse Bin No S53
~ Mr. wright and Cunningham

HsNse Bin No 453
~ Mr. wright and Cunningham
-AN ACT TO SUBMIT TO TIVE QUAIL
FYED ELEcToRse 0r ss.s 81 sTg ;s... i;'s..
or COLORADO AN AMENDMENT
TO ARTICLE Nj or THE CoNsTI-
TUITION OF THE STATE OF COLO
RADIO
se ~ Ewscted bg the General assembly Of
The state Of Colorado:
section 1. That there shall be sub
nlitted to the qualified electors OF the
state of Colorado at the next General
Election for members of the General
Assembly, for their approval or retec-
tion. the following amendment TO the
Constitution OF the state of Colorado.
which. when ratified by a majority of
thoee voting thereon. shall be valid as
. part ef the Constitution.
section 2 Section of Article q
Of the Constitution of the State Of
Colorado shall be amended to read AS
follows.
section g. No city or town shall
contract any debt by loan In any form
except by means of an ordinance which
shall be irrepea liable until the indebt-
edness therein provided for shall have
been fully paid or discharged. specify
ing the purposes to which the funds to
he raised shall be applied. and provid =
ing twelve 12, mills on each dollar
of valuation OF taxable property with
the annual interest and exttngulsh the
principal of such debt within sixty, but
not less than ten years from the cre-
alton thereof. and such tax when col
ieeted shall be applied only TO the pur-
poses in such ordinance specified until
the Indebtedness shall be paid or dis
charged But such debt shall be
created unless the question OF incur
ring the same shall at a regular elec
tion for councilmen. aldermen or orr,
Gers Of such city or town be submitted
TO vote of such qualified electors there
of shall in the year next preceding
have paid a property tax therein. ana
a ma jority of those voting on the oues-
tion by ballot deposited In a separate
ballot box shall vote In favor of ere
atire such debt but the aggregate
amount of debt created. together
with the debt existing at the time OF
such election. shall not at any time eH-
ce.d ten per cent of the valuation last
aforesaid Debts contracted for supply
ing water to such city or town are ex-
cepted from the operation Of TINS sec
ton The valuation IN this section
mentioned shall be in all cases that of
the assessment next preceding the last
assessment before the adoption OF such
ordinance.
S.etion 3 Each elector voting at
such election and desirous of voting for
or against such amendment shall de
post in the bailot-box his ticket
" hereou shall be printed the words
For the amendment concerning city
or town indebtedness and AGAINST
the anne ndment concerning city or
section a All votes cast for the
adoption or rejection OF said amend
frent shall be csnvassed and the re-
suit b. determined by the laws of the
state of Colorado for the canvass of
votes for Representative in Congress-
In Testimony Whereof, I have here
uute set my hand ana AFFIXED the
Great Seal Of the Stste Of Colorado.
a. the civ Of Denver. this twenty
Sirtb .lav of Sepfernber. u 1910
JAMES Y PEhRCE,
fs.al Secretary of state
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

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aita s4sss - ssIla~s
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

Oot ~ >ss4- Tanta zfns.ai Sos saS%
a igrnsaa
ssss -L.-f es.na Cs.sdu ., >srla
Aassi ic@s sndlsns - s,snssr
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

zIsseIsssaseFsrs ans sssssi i~s sas ~sflS
ssstasas .sna AGsllDf sBs9Hf 8soo: -
sedaioH = sf sFzfoie Xix t& tS< Coe
san atis.H sfsa sger asittlz& GhAHas IN -
nsssaneG @Es GDat 81 ssss4zsasBa esf>Dfs-
tsalsasa4 ansauausenss sns ins- aset 49,
4efarree HaessssssEss sss e1.al iad.s<o0
hse hsf sD8Fs1s4 reseatsssa - sse
D ssosilior bs PLACING q aross 4 ~ -
taf ene - s..1h ssntas.sss
-satiou The cssr Sos -
sssiaotson 90 res~atssn % sasa aossmo
nIents sh.sl be canss~s~d and the -
ssilf a-rlarea % the manner prosssDD9
~ ths iass of she state of Co<sst 49,
fsr tbe cssnSssssnz ef votes TOR rsoso
sssnlaltNes in Coa4rsas
IN Testimony Nesr.of I have ssro-
ante Net nsy hand ami sff iS9a ths
Cereal. hssl of tbe S<Afe Of sotDxsoS.
slxth ass % sept asbsr. = - 49,
IA&E< X rGAHs,E
Seal Secretary 80 0sase
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o0a01Dee0 - - 0e~O1s - Gs1asO0D -
- honooss0oo sso0esos AGnmOAAD.
kOTICE IL hEREBY GIVEN. thai
81 the General ksiection TO he held
On the Third day Of Novenlber. A. d.
qualified sisctors Of the state Of Cole
RADIO. the sssotion Of amending the
Constitution of saia State
The authority FOR submittine sucA
question 10 found in House Bill No.
20 Of the regular Session OF the Nine
bilI yes filed In the office Of the eec-
rotary Of state the Second day 0l
May. A. d 1913 at IL .eo o'clock o m.,
and which 10. Ia wOr1o END figures. -
fol1ows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
70

49, oAoeeeeo1o ss00esos AnnDOAAo.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thai
ai the General Eisctioa to BE holi
on the Third day Of November. A. d
ls14 there will be submittsd to the
qualified electors of the State Of Colo
ra1o. the question Of ameadiRU the
Constitution Of said state
The authority for submittiRG such
y, cotton 10 found in House Vii No
ga Of che regular Session 81 the Nine
teonth General Assembly. which hOuos
yill yes filed IN the office Of the Sec
r4tary 81 et ate on the Second dog 81
naD. A D. 1sia. 1T HAP o'clock. O. ~ !,
anA OktoA io In words and fiGures. A.
folloOo:
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
1 5
se~SvtTuTsoNal aNEND0ENT.
sss.ssf~a 90 The r~ops~ - C~s~rsA~ ~
sS~ Nse~s~eash t.~Devai AsseOAay-

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV EN-. that
81 ~. General Elect ion to be held
o. the Third dsy OF November. A ID.
1874 there will he submitted TO the
-uaIff5s-d electors of the state of Colo
ra@o the question of amending the
,1opsfitufion Of said state
The authority FOR submitting such
,,es,for 10 found in House Bill No
Tas a. IN. regular Session of the Nine
tenth General Assembly. which House
Pfu vae filed In the OFFICE Of the Sec
r.-xry 81 state on the Tventy-third
De- a. April n Iei3- ~ 1853
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-07
C. w. Pitchford,
WALHALLA, S. G.
500 Go on Strike at Augusta.

Augusta, Ga, Jan. 3.-Between
400 and 500 employees of the John
P. King Manufacturing Co. went on
strike here yesterday morning
through sympathy to 20 striking
loom fixers. All is quiet and orderly
so far. A general strike is threat
ened.
The Southern Manufacturers As
sociation, an organization of all of
the cotton mill owners in Augusta
and the Horse Greek Valley Of South
Carolina, held a meeting this morn
ing and endorsed the action Of the
King mill management in the pres
ent trouble. Another resolution was
passed to the effect that any unrea-
sonable demand made on any mill be
declined and the mill so declining be
given the support of the associa ton.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-07
Advertised Mail.

The following Is a list Of letters
remaining uncalled for In the Wal
halla post office for the week ending
January 6, 1914:
Carvey, Willie; Chapman, Mrs.
Drucilla; Grim, Mrs. j. r.; Nix,
Miss Ada.
When calling for the above please
say they are advertised.
N. FAINT, p. NJ.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-07

MIR. and Mrs. C. G. Jaynes have
again set up housekeeping in Wal
halla, occupying rooms with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott Rhodes, on North Broad
street. where they are at home to
their friends.
Mrs. Galloway has moved her
millinery to the Norman Dry Goods
Store. Parties owing her will please
call and pay her, or Mr.. Harrison,
who will receipt them. A complete
line of seasonable goods arriving
constantly at lowest prices. adv.
Attention is directed to the new
advertisements in this issue of The
Courier. Read them, then call on
the merchants and let them know
that you saw their advertisement in
The Courier. Keep watch out on
our advertisers this year, remember
The Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. McLees went
to Cedar Springs last Monday, TAX
ing their invalid daughter, Sadie. To
the Cedar Springs Institute. They
returned Tuesday afternoon, the au-
thorities at the institute finding the
child's health not sufficiently robust
to permit of entrance into the school.
as she is able to do so.
L. A. Brennecke left this morn
ing for Greenwood, where he will be
for some time at the hospital in that
suffering from recurrence OF rheu-
matism, being confined to his room
most of the time, occasionally being
able to be out in a wheel chair. His
recovery.
The following young people will
take parts in the play next Monday
night c"The Microbe of LoveD:
Misses Fannie Isbell, Eleanor Keys,
Eunice Macaulay, Irene White, Dora
Pitchford, May FAINT, Marguerite
Brennecke; Messrs. H. r. Hughs,
Marion Moss, Will f. Hetrick, NJ.
r. Mcdonald, w. r. Craig, J. B. S.
Dendy, Sam Pitchford and Dresden
A Smith.
Several changes have recently
been made among business people in
Walhalla. Mrs. R. Galloway has
moved her millinery stock to Nor
mans Lower Store, just below the
Masonic Temple, and C. II. Chastain
is now doing business in the store
room formerly occupied by Mrs. CAL
laway. John A. Bischoff has opened
restaurant at the corner Of Main
and Catherine streets in the building
vacated by Mr.. Chastain.
Little Elizabeth, infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hughs, has
been quite indisposed for several
days, her condition being such as to
give her parents and friends Of the
family deep concern. The symptoms
shown indicate possibility Of infan-
tile paralysis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughs will leave to-day for Atlanta,
taking the child to a specialist. We
join with many other friends in the
hope that the little one may be early
restored to perfect health.
--Tugaloo Tribune, 9Th: "The
marriage Of Miss Louise Carter and
G.. c. Whitmire took place last We'd
nesday afternoon at 4.15 o'clock
| The ceremony was performed by
Rev. II. NJ. Fallaw, the new pastor
of the Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitmire boarded train No. II for
| their new home at Cornelia, Ga.
| amid a shower of rice" (The bride
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. n.
| Carter, Of Westminster, and Is a
| young lady of many rare accomplish
ments. The Courier joins host of
friends throughout Oconee in extend
ing congratulations and best wishes. }
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-07
FOR SALE-167 Acres of Land

FOR SALE--167 Acres Of Land,
in high state of cultivation; Groom
house, 6-stall barn, 4-stall COW barn,
good 2-story granery; one tenant
house; Bermuda pasture. About
100 acres in cultivation. Within
three miles Of Oakway High School
and " miles Of rural schools; with
In five miles of Westminster. Rea-
son for selling, change OF business.
Price $500. Apply to G. f..
MEARES, Route No. L, Box 20,
Westminster, s. G. 1"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A Record
UNEQUALED by ANY MAKE OF
CAR, REGARDLESS OF PRICE
OR POWER.

THE METZ team Of three stock
cars made II perfect score i'm the
1913 Glidden Tour of 1900 miles,
through the gumbo mud OF Minneso-
tn and the rocky hills of Montana,
i'm competition with 22 cars costing
from five to ten times as much, win
ming the handsome Glidden Trophy,
II feat never before accomplished by
a car selling under 81, 900.
THE METZ is 22-horse-power
car, has speed, endurance, and all
that can be asked for i'm Il Motor
Car.
THE PRICE, fully equipped, is
only $475. Order for spring deliv.
cry now. Phone or call on
w. F. HETRICK, Agent.
WALHALLA, 8. O.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-07

The Regular Communication of
JESIINS5uA Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 90,
4 2&L%N A. f. NJ, will be held next
edSssSSS%sSsSSS9 Friday evening, January
9th, 1914, 8 o'clock.
w. C. Hughs, w. NJ.
w. o. White, Secretary. adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-07

WANTED-Beef cattle and hides.
Ellison & Co., opposite Post Office,
Walhalla. 38-tf.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-07
Charleston Wakefield
CABBAGE PLANTS

CABBAGE PLANTS
ready for delivery for spring heading.
go per N, 2Gc. per i00. Tne ear
ter.
w. PAT DICKSON,
r. F. ID. No. 4, Seneca, s. c.