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TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT. (Continued from Page Two.) i'istviet No. 51. 97 Bessie Brown.$ SO 00 117 J P Orr. 4 00 178 Essie Thompson. 20 00 221 Essie Thompson. 30 00 318 Bessie Brown. 30 00 319 Bessie Brown. 30 00 320 Bessie Brown. 30 00 Total.$174 00 District No. 52. 88 Euna Mays.$ 33 00 171 Euna Mays. 33 00 264 Euna Mays. 66 00 Total.$132 00 District No. 63. 112 W T Ramey.$ 1 16 130 Phoebe Hunter. 30 00 196 Phoebe Hunter. 45 00 494 W T Ramey. 17 90 Total.$ 94 06 District No. 54. 109 Ray L Bowen.% 40 00 110 Ray L Bowen. 20 00 164 Ray L Bowen. 10 00 176 D H Harris. 30 00 .212 D H Harris. 40 00 Total. $140 00 District No. 55. 79 Rose E Parker.$ 30 00 80 Rose E Parker. 80 00 231 Rose E Parker. 30 00 232 Rose E Parker. 30 00 233 Rose E Parker. 12 00 272 Rose E Parker. 18 00 Total.$150 00 * District No. 66. 28 Hattie Rutledge.$ 26 00 139 J B Philps. Jr. 25 00 162 J B Phillips, Jr.._ 27 00 187 Hattie Rutledge. 8 50 199 J B Phillips, Jr. 30 00 355 J B Phillips, Jr. 30 00 856 J B Phillips, Jr. 30 00 8 < 4 J B Phillips, Jr. 30 00 Total.$204 50 District No. 57. 138 Della Phillips..$ 26 60 200 Delia Phillips. 28 00 49fc J D I shel l. 1 00 Total.$ 55 60 District No. 68. 64 J H Elrod.$ 24 70 174 J H Elrod. 38 00 182 J H Elrod. 36 10 216 J H E?rod. 36 10 263 J H Elrod. 38 00 400 J H Elrod. 19 00 401 J H Elrod. 38 00 Total.$229 90 District No. 69. 38 J W Reynolds.$ 36 00 151 J W Reynolds..:_ 40 00 194 J W Reynolds. 40 00 222 J W Reynolds. 40 00 357 J W Reynolds. 40 00 667 C L Craig. 10 00 Total.$206 00 District No. 60. 66 Um White.$ 30 00 166 Lou White. 30 00 29.3 Delia Phillips. 31 58 294 Delia Phillips. 30 00 .373 Della Phillips. 30 00 |62 Della Phillips. 22 60 Total.$174 08 District No. 61. 49 Essie Smalley.$ 30 00 165 Essie Smalley. 3Q 00 201 Essie Smalley. 30 00 260 Essie Smalley. 30 00 286 Essie Smalley. 22 50 402 D F Carter. 3 00 421 Essie Smalley. 30 00 564 Essie Smalley. 60 00 Total.$236 50 District No. 62. 399 R H Powell.$ 14 64 585 Pearl Lyles. 35 00 586 Pearl ^yles. 52 50 Total. $102 01 District No. 63. 14 L A Edwards.$ 275 77 17 W E Huff. 80 00 18 W J Thomas. 48 00 166 Eula Barrett. 246 00 192 Ella J Williams. 25 00 193 Ella J Williams. 3 80 209 Eula Barrett. 231 00 237 W J Thomas. 50 00 243 Eula Barrett. 221 00 208 Eula Barrett. 100 00 316 W J Thomas. 53 00 324 W E Huff. ?60 00 347 Eula Barrett. ?46 00 393 W P Nltnmons. 35 70 413 W J Thomas. 62 00 466 Eula Barrett. -246 00 474 W J Thomas. 60 00 A 525 R M Richardson. 26 62 Vr 532 Eula Barratt. 221 00 662 W J Thomas. 60 00 691 Ella J Williams. 10 00 608 Eula Barrett. 211 00 631 W J Thomas.. 68 50 p Why nc People I grow excited o some of them g the actual anal] Too ma economies and save a consider your farm worl Take o actual analysis our brands, ext Come ai than give you} 657 Eula Barrett./.. 225 00 661 W E Huff. 200 00 Total.$3166 39 District No. 64. 33 Carrie Smith.$ 30 00 135 Carrie Smith. 35 00 155 Neville Bros. 3 75 281 Essie Thompson. 20 00 299 Carrie Smith. 34 15 336 Carrie Smith. 32 20 371 Essie Thompson. 20 00 471 Essie Thompson. 20 00 499 Carrie Smith_.... 32 30 500 Carrie Smith. 34 60 501 Essie Thompson. 10 00 588 Carrie Smith. 30 00 Total.$301 90 District No. 66. 41 J Cunningham.$ 30 00 148 J Cunningham. 34 60 149 J S Colley. 10 00 Total.$74 60 District No. 67. 9 Mayette Brown.$ 12 83 10 Mayette Brown. 24 36 78 Lucy C Skelton. 19 76 354 Mayette Brown. 25 25 418 Mayette Brown. 27 60 490 Mayette Brown. 26 13 56^ Mayette Brown. 20 63 Total.$156 45 District No. 68. 59 Lila E Reeder.$ 25 00 60 W J Duncan. 93 00 125 Lila E Reeder. 25 00 315 Ella J Williams. 25 00 448 Ella J Williams.. 25 00 449 Ella J Williams. 12 50 472 John Myers. 2 25 512 Angle Duncan. 26 00 518 Angle Duncan . 12 50 s Total..$246 25 District No. 69. 37 J O Daniels..$ 25 00 52 Berta M Jones. 86 10 119 J G Daniels. 25 00 134 Berta M Jones. 35 10 248 D A Smith. 6 00 279 W L Vernor.317 35 438 C L Craig. 10 00 486 Jessie M Chalmers.... 35 00 487 Jessie M Chalmers.... 35 00 611 Carter Hdw Co. 2 85 675 C H W'iltmire. 1 50 Tota?.$527 90 District No, 70. 123 The Courtenay Manu facturing Co. %.$734 22 District No." 71. 25 Gertrude Mahaffey-$ 30 .00 96 Gertrude Mahaffey_ 3CT00 114 Carrie B Scott. 20 00 115 Carrie E Scott. 20 00 311 Sallie Shirley.v- 30 00 382 Sallie Shirley. 30 00 444 Lucy C Skelton. 16 00 445 Lucy C Skelton. 20 00 477 f.allle Shirley. 30 00 _Total.$-25 00 That our American rorosts abound In plants which possess the most valuable medicinal virtues ls abut dantly attested by scorns of th? moat eminent medical writers and teaohers. Even the untu tored Indians had dlseovered tho useful ness of many native plants befors the advent of the white race. This Informa tion, imparted freely to the white?, led tho latter to continue Investigations until to-day wo have a rich assortment of moat valuable American mod let nal roots. -v> Dr. Pierce believe? that our American for? MU absind In moat valuable medicinal root* foi the curo^f most obstinate and fatal dis ease?. If wo^wdhldproperiy investigate thean anet lalre**lh^qiNui of this conviction, he P0lrtfc-/wlth PrldVok ?>?*- fimo?? m.-r.lmi^ filma cffoot/wl hy l)f? ???Man TH?. covonr." which haa nrovnn ltaelf tr> he the, TUMI "u1<>lftnt tr%n\t>. ^|yfir Inwlirrr ator. heart tonic and refujator. and blood, cleanser known to medical science. Dyspep sia, or indigestion. Torpid Tiver. Tunctlonal and even valvular and other affection? of the hoar! yield to lt? curative action. The reason why lt cure? these ?nd many other affections. la clearly shown In a little book of extracts from tbe standard medical works which ls malled free to any address by Dr. It V. Pierce, cf Buffalo. N. V.. to all ?ending request for the same. Not lett marvelous, In the unparalleled cure? lt la constantly making of wc "nan's many peculiar affection?, weaknesses and tllstrffelng doi^rngement*. ls Dr. Pierce'? FavoriteNPrescrlpUorhN^s I? amply attested by thousands otyui?bW<Jf*djosUmonlals con tributed b>Aofcfleful pathnm who have been r.TPd, t-yiyof C&'yrh*' "?'T'? "X*1"4- iH".nt! periods, irregularities, prolanau? ^nd OBiqf dTfpTa^mjuOB-jcj^^ ?4lyn_Qt.\Ue,lHi tnTOn^Tr^r^ after many other advertised medicine*, and physician? bad failed. o -o -o Both the abovo mentioned medicines ar? wholly made up from the glycerin extracts of nativo, modlclnal roots. Tho processes em ployed In their manufacture were original with Dr. Pierce, and they are carried on bir aklllud chemists and pharmacist* with tho aid of apparatus and appliance* specially designed and built for (hts purpose. Both modiclnes aro entirely free from alcohol ana all other harmful, habit-forming drugs. A full lint ot their Ingredients ls printed on each bottio-wrapper. >t get your " Money's Worth " ? dek about the price of Corn-st iver the way they think that the o right ahead paying two or thn rsis of the goods will warrant? ny of us struggle for reductions better values tat are open to e> 58 and discretion in buying Fe able percentage of your money, k if you will only buy your Ferfa' ur celebrated G. W. G, Soluble with Guano sold by our compe ra values are obtained in each w id talk over Fertilizers with us rour money's worth? District No. 72. 206 Ida W Bruce.$ 25 00 241 Mamie Harrison. 26 00 247 Ida W Bruce. 25 00 273 Ida W Bruce. 13 80 325 Mamie Harrison. 25 00 332 Ida W Bruce. 13 16 406 Mamie Harrison. 27 00 502 Mamie Harrison. 25 00 510 Bear Swamp....'. 1 25 633 Mamie Harrison. 6 50 Total.$186 70 District No. 73. 51 Helen S Moss.$ 35 00 99 Helen S Moss. 35 00 140 C W Pitchford Co_ 1 20 225 M G Holland. 65 00 226 M G Holland. 7 35 327 Helen S Moss.-... 85 00 389 G A KeUey. 3 35 455 Helen S Moss. 44 00 Total.$225 90 District No. 74. 40 T ??? Smith.$41 62 62 T A Smith.,... 20 00 67 T A Smith. 198 381 T A Smith. 2 87 416 S A McDaniel^. 24 37 417 S A McDaniel. 37 50 519 Marie M Williams_ 7 32 526 S A McDaniel. 42 54 Total.$178 10 District No. 76. 44 Major J Alexander-$ 25 00 142 Major J Alexander_ 12 60 177 W Li Ballenger. 60 00 223 W L Ballenger. 60 00 280 Eliza Perry. 25 00 306 W L Ballenger. 60 00 411 W L Ballengor. 50 00 461 Eliza Perry. 12 50 482 W L Ballenger. 60 00 534 W L Ballenger..._ 60 00 615 W L Ballenger.K. 60 00 65o W iu Ballenger. 62 82 Total.$487 82 District No. 76. 124 Bertha Schumacher... $ 20 00 161 Bertha Schumacher.. . %0 00 163 E E Wigingtou. 14 00 202 Bertha Schumacher. . . 27 00 244 Hertha Schumacher... 27 00 426 L G Lusk. 2 47 Total.$U0 47 General Fund. 2 Ray L Bowen.$ 60 00 4 Louis Johnson. 7 00 6 J S Colley. 1 85 13 J S Colley. 10 00 63 J S Colley. 10 00 152 J S Colley. 10 00 190 J S Colley. 10 00 210 J J Starks. 5 00 211 J S Colley. 40 00 267 J S Colley. . . . 10 00 310 J S Colley. 25 00 372 C L Craig. 10 00 514 C L Craig. 10 00 515 C L Craig. 10 00 573 C L Craig. 10 00 574 C L Craig. 25 00 634 C L Craig. 10 00 Total.$263 85 RECAPITULATION. District No. 1.$ 327 District No. 2. 214 District No. 3. 482 District No. 4. 294 District No. 6 . .. 581 District' No. 6. 688 District No. 7. 572 District No. 8. 218 District No. 9. 194 District No. 10. 367 District No. ll. 193 District No. 12?. 123 District No. 13.?. 182 District No. 14. 171 District No. 15. 362 District No. 16.j 26?, District No. 17 . 4008 District No. 18. 277 District No. 19.?... 596 District No. 20. 326 District No. 21. 344 District No. 22 . 260 ELECTR8C BITTERS TUR BRAT FOR BILIOUSNESS AND KIDNEYS. amen you buy Fertilisers? niggle for reduction in the prie ?y are being robbed for tese n se dollars per ton more for their that are hard to secure, and c rery Farmer who will use good srtiiizers. You can surely fl and you can secure much mot [lizers right* Guano for example. It mea sn titors at much higher prices ithout extra cost to the Farmer, ? If you have any trade in ye Irregularity is bad li but especially when it i: female disease, but, uni the poisons thus allowe If you suffer in this Mfa? Lucinda Johnsor, of lari ty. causing great pain. At ? WttTE US A LETTE DlBtrict No. 23. 113 65 District No. 24. 232 95 District No. 25. 266 17 District No. 26. 2294 33 District No. 27. 321 13 District No. 28. 308 75 District No. 29. 236 32 District No. 30. 566 65 District No. 31. 280 60 District No. 32. 197 50 District No. 33. 246 60 District No. 34. 304 15 District No. 35. 301 40 District No. 36 "A". 130 60 District No. 36 "B. 251 02 District No. 37. 186 91 District No. 38. 70 00 District No. 39. 162 60 District No. 40. 131 98 District No. 41. District No. 42. 347 45 District No. 43. 135 35 District No. 44. 145 00 Dlbtrlct No. 45. 172 20 District No. 46. 173 00 District No. 47. 370 50 District No. 48. 119 00 District "No. 49. 121 77 District No. 60. 128 94 District No. 51. 174 00 District No. 62. 132 00 District No. 53. 94 05 District No. 64. 140 00 District No. 55. 160 00 District No. 56. 204 60 District No. 57. 55 60 District No. 58. 229 90 District No. 69. 206 00 District No. 60. 174 08 District No. 61.. 235 60 District No. 62. 102 04 District No. 63. 3165 39 District No. 64. 301 90 District No. 66. 74 60 District No. 67. 156 45 District No. 68. 245 25 District No. 69. 527 90 District No. 70. 734 22 District No. 71. 226 00 District No. 72. 186 70 District No. 73. 225 90 District No. 74._ 178 10 District No. 75. 487 82 District No. 76. 110 47 General School Fund_ 263 85 Grand Total.$28141 .11 Respectfully submitted, W. J. SCHRODER, County Treasurer. PARADISE FISHES. Nine at the New York Aquarium from the Other Side of the World. (From the New York Sun.) Capt. Percy Watson, of the steam ship Munca8ter Castle, has presented to the aquarium nine little Paradise fishes, each about an Inch and a half In length, which he brought with him on his last voyage from China and Japan to this port. They have been from half way around the world, but were thus brought over many seas, from half way around tho wrold, but with proper care they were landed here in good condition. Tho aquarium has iccontly receiv ed from R. E. Van Keuren, of Hones dale, Pa., a pair of adult Paradise fishes, the male of which, considera bly the larger of the two, ls about three and a half inches long. Tho female of this pair has deposited oggs since lt was rec Mved, and the male ls Will cure any case beyond the reach of r :c of ??Tour and cccssttics. Yet Fertilizers than rften Ignore the 'j common sense .e satisfaction in ires right up on so it is with alls ns we can more .hil ii every department of life. In 1 s a question of womanly habit ess cured, it will cause danger d to remain In the system. \ way? get a bottle of Rah Crack, WU., writes: " i BU?I or ed but I tried Oardul. ?c<J DOV I &m cured.'* copy of valu?H? ftfPW?f?? now, after the manner of its kind, I guarding the nest. . The male Paradise fish ls not only the larger, but the more strikingly marked. It has a golden yellow body with narrow pale blue bands. At the point of each gill cover ls a bright I green spot with an orange line around the outer edge. Its fins are long and delicate and feathery and marked with the same colors as the body, while some of its spines project be yond the fins in slender filaments of green or blue. A beautiful little fish ls the Paradise fish. It is a well known tact that per IsonB living in the pine forests do not suffer from kidney diseases. One dose of Plneules at night usually re I lleves backache. 30 days' treatment, fl. Your money refunded If not I satisfied. Sold by Dr. J. W. Bell, Walhalla, and W. J. Lunney, Seneca. Notes from Hot rent. Retreat, September 9.-Special: Crops in this section are fine; never knew them more promising. If no disaster befalls them there will be a large corn and forage crop har vested this fall than in many years. The melon crop has been Immense. We have recently had good rains, which puts the ground in fine con dition for sowing oats, turnip seed, etc. Robert Dickson visited a dear friend between here and Westminster Sunday. Miss Margie Strlbllng, a charming and accomplished young ladjy, of Westminster, paid the Misses Jones a delightful visit last week. Miss Mary Vernor, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Miss Clara Verner were visitors to the Misses McClanahan and other friends here last week. Henry L. Verner ls on a business trip to South Georgia. George Shelor, of Tugaloo, was vis iting among friends in this neighbor hood recently. Miss Daisy Foster, of Westminster, spent a short while last week visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. Y. Verner. W. L. Verner, of Walhalla, paid his mother a visit Saturday and Sun day. S. F. Verner, of Salem, Ala., and sister, Mrs. T. S. Strlbllng, visited their sister, Mrs. Frank Martin, and friends in this section last week. Singleton is an Oconee boy, and we are delighted to know he is home. Rev. Mr. Brown, of Walhalla, ably assisted Dr. Harvel In a series of services at Retreat Church last week. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Jones died on Sa'.i rday and was laid to rest in the cematery at Retreat af ter appropriate services by Rev. Dr. Harrel. Tho baby was about a week old. The bereaved parents have the deepest sympathy of all their friends. David McClanahan ls canning a large quantity of tomatoes and beans. T. D. Long is visiting his friends around here. He expects to move to Greenville as soon as he can get his affairs arranged. He will rent or sell his fine two-horse farm. L. Healthy kidneys filter the impurities from the blood, and unless they do this good health ls Impossible. Foley's Kidnoy Cure makes sound kidneys and will positively cure all forms of kidney and bladder disease. It will strengthen the wi ole system J. W. Bell. of Kidney or Bladder Dis nedicine. No medicine can < For Sale bx J. W. Bell. tanaca Co. H. Gjpilliat, neral Manager. neals, in sleeping hours,* Not only is it a sign of ons troubles, because of irdui fourteen (14) yearn with brag? At oil dntggteb. ta $1 bottles. The Choras Girl. The chorus girl Will soon be here To fill the heart Of us with cheer, she'll gsyly trip Upon th stage And bo so great A local rage That chappies in The town will think It worth a life To see her wink And smile a bit And ogle, too, Although the trick Is. nothing new. The fight of time Cannot annoy The chorus girl, Or dim her Joy. Aa seasons come And seasons go, She shifts from first To final row And there remains Ye gods, hrw long? A creature blent Of dance and song, Until at last, Som* people say, She Just dries up And blows away! Complimentary. Mrs. De Witt-What was that story that Mrs. De Poynte was whispering to you? Mrs. McBride-Oh, my dear, it was absolutely unfit for dSC??t cunt. Now, I wouldn't repeat lt to any one in the world but you, dear. Cleveland Leader. O.A.OTOH.?. Bunta* L?4^s Kind You Have Always Bought BbjnAturs .r VISITING C/itiDS-All the latest styles. We want your orders for first class work in the Engraving line. Wo can furnish any style or any quantity you may desire. Write or call on THE KEOWEE COURIER, _Walhalla. S. C. WE WANT our friends and patrons to leave their Printing and Engraving orders with us. Prompt attention and best service. Call and see our. line of samples. THE KEOWEE COURIER, _Walhalla, S. C. COOK STOVES, RANGES, H EATING STOVES FULL LINE OP TINWARE, BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES. ROOFING, EAVE TROUGH AND ALL KINDS OF TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK MADE TO ORDER. Typewriters, Sewing Machines, Guns. .Revolvers and Ii i cycler, deaned and j repaired. All work done on short notice and guaranteed. IB. S. LOOK. RE Cures Backache Corrects Irregularities Do not risk having ease not Bright's Disease Lio more* or Diabetes