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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07

James Ross, ased 6i. died in this
city last Friday afternoon. following
an operation for gall stones. The
deceased is a pioneer resident of WI.
liamsburg. and the funeral win be held
from the family home this afternoon.
lnterment win be made in Highland
cemetery. Mt Florence, Mrs. Ross
died In williamsburg las. June.
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NOTICE or ApJUsrMENT oAY.

Estate of H. D. Thompson. De-
ceased
AL persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the
County Court OF Fremont county, Col
orado. on the 9Th day Of November, A.
D. 1920.
J. A PERKINS,
Administrator.
First Pub. Oct. 7. 1920.
Last Pub. Oct. 2S, 1920.
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FIRST DEER BROUGHT
IN AT FLORENCE

FLORENCE, Oct. John McCieL-
land is reported to be the first Flor
ence hunter to return with deer fol-
lowing the opening of the season last
Friday. 1t was fine 10-point buck,
aIS was bagged in the vicinity of the
Floyd Edwards home above Green
wood. Mr.. McClelland, in company
with Dude" Walk and Charles Ed
wards, left here at midnight Thursday
last They were Joined by Floyd Ed
wards at Greenwood and started on a
hunt early Friday morning. and had
been out only a short time when they
each obtained their deer, McClelland's
being the largest of the bunch.
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Page Fiv~

Mrs ]. w. Jones OF Florence spent
Monday in Canon City, shopping.
B. W. Piper went to Westcliffe last
Monday and viii be a guest of W.
Wahlen for a month or six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Beach. who have
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
]. v. Blake in the Hot Springs addf-
ton for the last six weeks. will leave
Thursday for their home in Hobart,
Ind. They will be accompanied by
Miss Blanche Blake. who will spend
several months in the East before re-
turning to Colorado. Later in the
season Otto Blake and Mr. and Mrs
Beach will go to Biloxi, Miss, for the
winer.
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FOR SALE-Well built square frame
house on an ideal building site OF
four lots on corner. in the best resi-
dence section of Canon City. The
house can be built onto at little cost
and made into fine residence: makes
a good cottage home as II is, for II is
in splendid condition. newly painted
and decorated; enough ground for
large garden. small fruit, etc; has q
nfee bed OF strawberries; all fenced
with 4-foot woven wire: location Is
such that chickens. rabbits or pigs
can be kept: owner must sacrifice on
ACCOUNT of effect OF altitude on heath:
best offer takes II this week. You can
make anpointment to see this place by
addressing r. J. T.. owner. care The
Record. 23s-ptf
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FOR RENT-Four or rooms, fully
furnished; steam heat; well par
ties: no small children. s07 River
street 23s-ps
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07

Mayor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A few rooms at reason
able rent to permanent tenants.
Canon hotel. 23e-tf
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estats

TO TRADE-victor. Colo. and Ames
la. property for Canon City or Vi
cinity. Write r. H. Sunderiin. Vic
tor. Colo. 237-
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FOR SALE-Modern 7-room brick
house: lots: nice lawn: fruit:
brick hen house: garage and barn.
Call Canon 1881. 236-p6
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09
ARE YoU INTlsREsTEDiIN a Farm

US lsANIli.
\ niilvs southwest If Amarillo. e5i
arret Of level land. Can 81 bought for
5000 an acre bonus.
miles north at -. Francis good
section of land, We are offering at ssssO
per acre. e.
\ nice home and farm. - miles 81
Washburn an Ozark Trail GOa acres
lGs acre" ~ IL IN wheat. So 90 per acre
lev this we'll improved place.
Ca acres uf land IS miles southeast
ut Amarillo 3su acres in cultivation.
100 acrcg in wheat Bilyer gpts hall ~
IN" crup. This place L. well improved
and has good crop ON Il. Sgs % pcr
acre.
. sections ~ pretty and level A. YOU
can lind anywhcr" . miles south ~
Waldorado. Immediate ssilc SIC 90 per
acre.
l section 2 mile East and : mll.s
north ut Mclean. : roam nous guul
barn. sheds = n aud wind mill s6e
acres IN cultivation sac 90 p-r acre.
iG miles east u Amarillo - section
well improved $4,000 per acre. Win
trade Tor city property
section ranch 81 Wildnrda toe
acres in cultivation. Z room house. harms
sheds and corral About - ~ this land
- WV. 'h'iilk W Nah " tur N-h 90 ngl
acre
mile southwest 81 Amarillo sss
acres q perfect land. IL In cultivation
rod veil and windmill, aud small shack
"n llacc. 5000 per acre. Can d.
bought on extra good terms. or will
trade fur city property
A FEW SPECIALS IN cry
PROPERTY.
ruUn house, clos, IN on loo fo.f
corner lot, N.00o Can give brst n
terms
runw pllst"rrd humr. prst''r,flv
new. wen lucai~l Sc 0oo
~ room ruomiug house cias, in $50.
aon
s. ruom modern tt.op .sl,u ,.sf
81 m''' mas g. suit y. chaser
it' % t.,,". BOZ sood i,rr're. ysrla
sntl ,rl vmruf Z.
FCECi'ss'S & MNIilN LAND 90
- - puh - phsss sal
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LOST wliihpm wrist watch with rn-
hon bracelet Reward phou, 1886
- sr
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FOR SAI.E-N bargain. drrsr,rs
cahinsts bri Swings. mattresses. rus
ranges srvng machines. nNminst'r
ciI,.t nour show ease. eo5 T. fth.
Phone eeit ~
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FOR SALE FOR \ FEW DAYS ONLY
IN .lcEani home on polk 81. IN chOicg
r-ighiprhood For Particulars sec GOsii
dv a Bullock. lSS &c
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? ROOMS Tor rent. lrht housekeeping
!: desired. Phone 351. zoo Lincoln.
iSG 3p
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too late To CLASSIFY

FONDA piacc 10 get your shoes -
haired hall sulcs and heels IN 20 miu.
ucl. while you wait. The Electric shoe
Shop. slO Taylor. Dcandi Theatre Bldg.
1876 lsP
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms.
7O5 y. Fillmore. lSG 81
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FOR RENT--Thrcc unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 2l0s Taylor st,
lS13p
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FOR HENT-'rwo large furnished
housekeeping rooms Front and back
entrance 70s Monroe 1856 80
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STi,AYED-One Duroc Jersey SOW
Phone 1905. lSG Q
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FOR RENT-Front bed room to couple
with use Tf dining room aud kitchen.
IL desired. li02 Lincoln. Phone sbi.
iS7 sp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

LOST-t25.0O money order from 4. =.
truce. Albuquerque y. Mexico a. Mrs
W Il. Bush. reward II returned to 900
Fillmore lS1 81
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FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping 10 couple. Apply
1000 Fillmore 81. 1856 ~
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Retiring From Practice.

FNOR RENT-Two 90 ihrc" light hous,.
keeping rooms to couple Phonc sli.
iNS 81
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FOR IENT--Nicely furnished light
housekeeping rooms 40 Harrison.
lS7 -
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LOST

? yOST-Turkcy hen. sos buchanan.
small reward. Phone 295. lS6 80
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rGR RENT-Thrcc modern rooms for
housekeeping. located AZ 1901 Monroe.
Call 1905 Fillmore. Phone i69 fur In
formation. iSS 81
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FOR RENT--Best .oom in town 1000
Harrison. Call l2l. isT .
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NICELY Furnished sleeping room. 9O7
| Tyler. M 81
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FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms. hot and cold water bath. 500
Wells. Glcnwpod Phone l5ia. lS1 o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

FOR RENT-Fuur room furnished
house VIII be vacant "Wednesday. Call
j0s Lincoln or Phone 22iO or 400.
iSG 81
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FOR SALE

FOR sAI.E-Registered Hereford bulls
Can on q. n. Combs. 10 miles southwest
af weldorado. 1872 i5tp
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FOR SALl.-Ncw Ford cars. 3rd and
pclk. "a. I. Craig 1873 Gp
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FuE SAi.E-four room residence on
Pierre street Price $4,000. $500 down.
balance easy. Askcw a Short. phon,
80 lC
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NUTICE-Our new lumber prices: 20.
80. eS. see: "a and i-s SEQ ship Ian
i.lO $50. u. a u siding Si.l0. u, & ~
slunring Sia5. i.G rough $50. LIE $50.
Independent Lumber co. rs Polk 81
Phone 3Gg. lSS &c
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l.OST-BuRh of KEYS on ring with belt
COX. FindC Kindly leave same at Daily
News Office. iSS .
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TeECi'r'S & MNIilN LAND 90
~, - pur - ph..s ~.
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fOR sALE-IIouschold goods. new and
SECOND hand cheaper at kirkman's.
Phone i1s. lSi Esp
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UNION EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Phone i9i7. III Buchanan. Cool holr
supplied. II. T. Contractors and Farm
crs. liz 2GI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
SUPPLY. OF FARM LABOR SHORT.
Estimated that it is Ten Per Cent
Less than Last Year In S. G.

Saluda, April 15.-According to
the report issued by the United States
Bureau OF Crop Estimates through
the Office Of it's South Carolina field
agent, the condition of wheat in this
State OH April 1 was IS per cent Of
normal as against 90 per cent on the
corresponding date Of last year the
ten-year average being sc per cent.
The condition of rye is estimated at
83 per cent of normal, as against 90
per cent last year and a ten-year av-
erage Of SS per cent.
1t is estimated that the supply of
farm labor In the State is 10 per cent
less than last year, the demand for
same being 5 per cent greater.
The number Of breeding sows in
the State Is reported at $4,000, the
same as last year on April 1.
The average condition Of winter
wheat on April !, for the entire Uni
ted States, was 1876 per cent Of nor
NAL, making an indicated yield OF
483,617, 900 bushels, DR. ~248,019,000
bushels less than that estimated for
the 1919 crop on April 1 last year.
The estimate Of spring wheat pro
duction will appear In a subsequent
report, and is not included in the
above estimate. The estimated pro-
duction OF spring wheat last year was
209,351, 900 bushels, the total pro-
duction for all wheat in 1919 being
94O.987. 900 bushels.
The report shows a decrease of 90
per cent in the number Of breeding
sows in the United States as COM
pared with last year, the estimated
number on April I being S,9S3,0O0,
as against 100000 on the cores
ponding date Of last year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
WALHALIA, s. c.
WEDNESDAY April. Fl. 1920.
FIVE SUNDAYS LAST FEBRUARY.

You probably noticed that there
were five Sundays in last February.
This is quite an unusual occurrence,
as is ascertained by reference to a
h~undred-year calendar showed us by
+. B. Watson. Of Walhalla. This cal
cndar shows that there were five Sun
days in February in the year 1856,
and again in 1884. The next time that
our shortest mouth had five Sundays
was in 1924, and since that time 1t
has occurred in the following years:
i752, 1880, aud again in 1920. So
1t will be seen hat five Sundays in
February Is not Il frequent occur
renee. The next time that it VIVA
occur will be in 1913.
This does not. OF course, indicate
that the occurrence of 20 days in
Il short month is unusual, for that,
rs we all know occurs every fourth
year rs 4 means Of taking up the
slack so to speak. in computing
time, rs one day would be lost in
every four years unless ii was taken
care Of in some way. Hence the prac-
tice OF adding the goth day each four
years to our short month and the
calling OF these years leap years.
IN which the girls are privileged to
propose If they so desire.
We earnestly hope that the right
girl will take advantage of her pre-
rogative during this year and take
our good friend, Gus G~ossett, OF the
Tugaloo Tribune, "out of the cold
Gus is a little shy. girls. and you
may have a bit Of trouble in landing
him, but he's a regular follow" as
good as gold, and since he won't ask
any of you to be his little tootsie-
Wootsie' (whatever that may be)
take our advice and "rope him in
while the ropin's good
Go to IT,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
TRYING TO RECOVER JEWELS
Recently Stolen from Homo OF Mil
liOnairo C%arllartt's Home.

York, S. c., April 15.-Represen-
tatiyes of the Pinkerton National De-
tective Agency and other well-known
sleuths have been called by Hamilton
Carhartt, millionaire overall manu-
facturer Of Detroit, Mich, to try to
recover jewelry valued at probably
500, 900, alleged to have been stolen
from the Carhartt place on Gaia VIDA
river several weeks ago. Up to date
three persons are under arrest on
suspicion Of being implicated in the
robbery. They are Rosa Williamson
and Marshall and Sam Gettys.
The %Pinkertons and other detec-
lives employed by Mr.. Carhartt and
by the insurance company which is
said to have carried insurance in the
amount of $4,000, covering the
Carhartt jewelry, are making an in
vestigation from every angle. The
first estimate vas that the value Of
the stolen jewelry was about ST.
900, but investigation has developed
that articles stolen cost the owner at
least $4,000 when they were pur-
chased years ago.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
CONFEssEs CRIME Ar REVIVAL,
Young Man In Ohio Says that Ht
Murdered Little Girl.

S~tcubenville, Ohio, April ID
Harry Miller, aged 26, Of Akron, was
held in the jefferson county Jail here
to-day after having publicly con
fesscd 10 the murder Of 11-year-old
Frances South, during a revival SER
vice last night at a little church at
Beach Bottom, w. Va, near here.
Miller vent to the church altar
and. with hands raised, he prayed to
God to have mercy on his soul for
the death OF the little girl. He said
that he found relief in telling all to
God.
Members Of the congregation took
Miller to Sheriff j. II. Litton, Of
Brooks county, w. Va, who believes
the man to be slightly demented.
Sheriff Litton said lat during the
night Miller insisted upon making a
fi'l confession to him. He said that
Miller confessed to beating the little
South girl yer the head with a re-
volver at a lonely spot near the girls
home at Adens, Ohio. He told the
sheriff he killed the girl because of
something she had said while no was
Keeping company with her sister.
Miller Will BIO questioned to-day by
Prosecutor Roy Carpenter and pro-
badly will BIO taken to the scene Of
the crime for Identification purposes.
Miller told Sheriff Litton that his
conscience bothered him so that he
a to make a confession to relieve
his peace OF mind.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
LAS A RACE OF CUTTERS"
That's tho Way United States Is Re-
garded Abroad, Says F0sdick.

New York, April 16.-Failure OF
h United States to ratify the peace
treaty and join the League of Ma
tons has made us regarded abroad
as "a nation Of quitters," while our
professions Of idealism and disin-
~terestedness are marked down for
sham and hypocrisy" Raymond B..
Fosdick, who recently resigned as
under secretary general Of the
League Of Nations. declared in a
speech here recently. Mr.. Fosdick,
who but recently arrived on the
steamship Baltic, has spent the past
month in London and Paris. finish
ing up his work in connection with
the organization Of the league.
Cur isolation Is complete, and we
face the rest Of the world in alli-
ance," he asserted. at is foolish to
assume that the situation has no ele-
ments Of danger for us. Our posi-
ton is II Of peril-a fact that is
evidently realized in Washington,
judging from plans that are being
made for the biggest navy in the
world. The price Of u isolation will
be armament"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
THE L. s. S. SOUTH CAROLINA
Will Cruise In tho Pacific this Sum-
mcr--I'rcScntS Elmo Opportunity.

The United States battleship South
carolina, in company with five other
battleships OF the Atlantic fleet, will
make a cruise to the Pacific this
coming summer.
h other vessels Of the squadron
Will be the U. s. S. Connecticut, U.
5. 5. Michigan, u. S. S. Minnesota,
U. S. S. Kansas, U. S. S. New Hamp-
shire. This squadron will be known
as the "Midshipman's Practice
S~Quadron,' and will take the mid
shipmen at the Naval Academy on
their annual summer cruise. The fol-
lowing ports will be visited: Guam
tanamo, Cuba; Panama Canal Zone;
Hawaiian Islands; Puget Sound, in
the State Of Washington; San Pedro,
Cal; San Francisco, Cal, and San
Diego, in the same State.
This squadron will assemble at
Philadelphia about May 10th. After
Il short stay in Philadelphia it will
go to Annapolis, Md, for about two
weeks to take part in the gradua-
ton exercises of the midshipmen at
the United States Naval Academy.
The actual cruise will start from An
napolis on June 9Th and will end
's''"I wv Soth VI Hu6Uol, a LIlc
same place.
EX-service navy men may re-enlist
to take this cruise, which will afford
a wonderful opportunity to SEQ the
Panama Canal, San Francisco and
other ports OF the Pacific coast, the
Hawaiian Islands and Guantanamo,
the winter rendezvous Of the Allan
tic fleet.
For the ex-navy Ia who wants to
do a little surf bathing ut waikiki
Beach this summer, here's your big
chance!
See the navy folks ut the Navy
Recruiting Station in the Arcade
Building, Columbia. or see the navy
lads at the recruiting Offices in the
following cities, and they can fix you
up for the cruise: Charleston, Flor
ence, Rock Hill, Sr%artanburg, Green
Vile, Anderson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
JOIN THE OVERALL BRIGADE.

Get you %overalls, boys! every
body's doing it"-don'L be a piker.
We got our'nl last week, and by Jack
we're going to wear 'em till winter
time ome around anyway. And If
the price OF clothing don't come
down we may get two pairs and wear
EN- double. 1t may be hat the over
all makers will advance the price Of
the blues and "tans," but If they
do, let's beat EN- at their W game.
Lord, it's great to live in Dixie! In
two months more we will have all
the fig leaves you're lookin' for. We
can beat the prohteers to a fragile
before the summers over If we will
just take advantage Of even half the
things that Nature has placed right
at our hands.
II the worst comes to the worst
you need not be surprised If you see
the editor Of this sheet hiking it
downtown protected from the sun
and mayhap the gaze Of a rubber
neck or two by a suit of f%g-leaves.
with Il turban made Of colladium
leaves Casually called elephant ears)
and a nice piece Of ribbon grass for
"A necktie.
We mean business! Durn the pro-
Ulcers, anyway!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
THE PROGRESS OF COUNTRY
Depends on tho South-Prosperity
AInaZcs Her Own People.
(Manufacturer's Record. D.,

RECORD.
The thrill Of life stirs the South,
It's prosperity amazes its W people,
Its farmers are developing their
now yields only one-fifth Of it's farm
output; its factories of every kind.
are crowded, and many arc running
night and day to keep somewhere
near the demand for their products;
It's oil industry, which is spreading
over a vast area, is pouring forth d
neYer-ending stream Of wealth
matching in value the worlds gold
output.
Observation-Disclosures prosperity
Is now beginning to make itself felt
from Virginia to Texas, and a region
which was once poor II unable to
buy much Is now n of the worlds
greatest markets for everything from
diamonds 70 cook stoves, from auto
mobiles and motor trucks to locomo-
tiyes, from plows to costly works of
art.
This section, long recognized as
the greatest ~undeveloped asset of
America" Is now rapidly becoming
the greatest developed asset. 1t fur
nishes 80 per cen Of the country's
sulphur, without which we could not
have made war. 1t grows t%wo-thirds
Of the worlds cotton, without which
mankind would go %unclothed, and
with out which we could not have
entered the war. 1t is one OF the
worlds greatest sources Of oil, now
fast su%pplanting coal on the sea and
on the land. 1t is Il land rich in
mineral and agricultural potentiali-
ties unknown elsewhere on earth.
All Americans may we'll, therefore,
look to this marvellous store Of latent
and now rapidly developing wealth
as the greatest power in carrying
forward Il country's mighty march
Of progress.
Every business man in this cOun-
try should study the South from the
viewpoint Of his individual interest
in the nations progress, for upon
the South's must be built
the nations business structure.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
Durham appointment Surprise.
(Greenville Piedmont, 15th.)

'S'
ID. G. Durham, who last night was
named as Clerk Of the United States
Court for the Western District OF
South Carolina, will his du-
ties on the LIST Of July or shortly
thereafter. it was stated Wednesday
morning by Judge II. H. Watkins,
who made the appointment.
The appointment Of Mr.. Durham
was made by Judge Watkins and &C.
casioned some surprise, Judging
from comments on the streets. There
were many formal applicants for the
position, but information from a
Washington source had stated that
Wyatt Aiken, former Congressman
from the Third District, would be
named to succeed Mr.. Knight. This
umo was put to an end Wednes-
day night when Judge Watkins an
nounced hal Mr.. Durham had been
named to fill the vacancy caused by
Mr.. Knights resignation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-21
CASE AFTER CASE
Plenty More Lik. This In WalhaIia.

Plenty More Liz. This In Walhalia.
Scores Of Walhalla people can toll
you about Doan's Kidney Pills. Many
a happy citizen makes a public state
mcnt Of his experience. Here Is q
case Of it. What better proof of mort
cHn be had than such endorsement?
Is. Colkers, w. Main St, Walhalla,
gave the following statement March
is, 1911: my kidneys we're out Of
order and my back panied awfully. I
had other symptoms OF kidney com.
plant, too. | was advised to take
Doan's Kidney Pills n 1 did. They
soon completely CURED me-"
On April 10, 1918. Mr.OelkeTs said:
II think just as highly OF DOan's Kid.
ney Pills now as when I endorsed
them before. 7 am glad to recon-
mend them at any time for they sure.
ly did me a great deal Of good.
confirm my former endorsement"
Price 60c, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Oelkers had. Foster.Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.