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-I* v .!* ?fr > v .!. ?fr *I* .j. ?LOCAL AKI> PBIWOJfAI* 4. .j. * ?J? ?fr 4? * * * * * .-?.Nie? line nireet ha'? In neatest pattons. Atlanta Millinery <:<>. Vt, B. Uower?, of Old Picken?, was among tb? bunine** vlMitorn to Walhalla lani Friday. --I. I!. Qnartormun and J. P, Mc Donald, Of W*--.??ll.lHt?T. W?Tf: In Walhalla lani Friday on banfneaaand plea ur". - .Tor Hal'- About. .'500 bushel* corn and 1,000 bundlen fodder? one hoi ci about '< yearn old, good HOC* ond hand buggy, wagon and harness, J. fl. Darby, Walhalla. ) 1-16 - Mr, and Mr^. W. A. Ht rot her. Jr., of Perry, On., are vlKltlng at the home of Capt. and Mm. lt. ??. Strother, In Weal Union, Their many friendo here ar? pleantfd to meei them again. New corneta for Empire drennen, priced io ault bard timen. lt. I'. Cochran, Hencca. H. 0. Chan. M. Oalnov and family havo moved lo Walhalla from Beneca and an- occupying the old Itochau real' dence on Main ni r ?. ? - ?. recently own ed by .1. P, KOOHO. They ar?- wel COincd to our rnldHt. Lou IM A. Brennecke, of Oreen? wood, npent Hoveral day? here last week vlnltlng hin mol her, MTH. L. I). Mrennecko. Ile WNH accompanied by two friends, Messrs. Bturkio, of fi roon wood, and PhiiiiitM, or Ninety Hlx. A mule for Hale cheap. Sec J, ll. K. Dendy. Wc HIIH receive communlcntlonH without ibo narnon of thc wrltorn be ing given. Thone letlom are nocen twirlly thrown naide. Lei. na have your name, not for publication, bul MO thal we eau know whono lotion we al e i i I, I i I, j 11 ? Mr. and Mm. Will P. Henry, of ,1 offer non, Ca., npont tho pant iwii weekn vlidllng Mm. Henry"? mother. Mm, Conley, al WhetMtono, and among other rolntlvOM mid frlondn In tho county. They returned to Iholr home Monda v. Mia. Henry In re Hie m be red here aa Mian Lannie Con ley. (bil price nate or pattern liatH and our trimming, ?be om week end Hhowlng. lt. P, ('orinan, Sen eca, H. C. There will he a congregational i.'ling ai Hollie! Presbyterian chinch on next Sunday morning al Hf.HO o'clock. IIIIHIIMIHH ol' special Importance will he transacted at thal lime, and a Sunday school will he Ol I'll III/.ed Iii Hie clo: e ol the hu I . IICHH nennlon. All inembOi'H and ol li era Interested nie iirgod lo attend. Don't forget Hu' .Norman Blore for millinery, collara, bo I tn, Then- will he au egg ll Uti t al Hock Bprlllgn Methodist church, al Itlehlniid, on Haturday, April loth, ni :i o'clock, tor the benefit ol the children ol the Sunday school. The Hon. I?), 14. Vernor Will deliver an add renn at Hint lime. We extend a hearty welcome lo all. old ami young. Bupl, Kock Spllnt'.n S. S. Dr. Prohn!'u dental olflcn at resi dence, Norman building. Main ni reel. |{ev. John H. Craven, ol' Clem non College, will preach in the Melli odlnl church al Walhalla on Kital Ol' Sunda \ . A pill lllh.nl ll a m., lind S p m., al which lime a special mooting will bec.in, io continue for nome days. Services every morning al I I a m and e\ erv el enlllg al 8 p. m. Hierybody lu lin lied io at tend. I ll Vougiio, I'JggH tor hutching J. C. h'ln nhell Hi rn In, nlaiidard hied While Wyn ll do tl OH. H. B, Look. Walhalla. Minn Salina Yotlgue, who hil Walhalla nome weelu' Ugo, In HOW localed lu Washington, l>, c., whore nhe lina accepted a ponllloil. She In currying on her nt nd lett lu pl rog rn phy which nhe in liirnlng io vnlua hle account. She han hosts of frlondn here anil elnewhere who will be glad lu know that nhe in meeting willi success. I am going to nive away, abso lutely free of charge, one $7? High Pol ii I top buggy. Call ami Inquire. Thin buggy In golllg lo he given lo nome one abnoluloly free. Itomoni ber that, ('all and find out part?cu la m. W. M. Ilrown. Walhalla. I'M. Iturnnlde, of the United Staten Navy, arrived lu Walhalla lani Saturday lo visit bin tallier and blether, W. W. and Chan Iturnnlde. and fit in 11 les. Mr. Ilui'lislde han Just recent I) returned from Hie lon?; world cruise ol' a Sl| ll ll droit ol hal lleshlpH, Ills dillie.; are on I he hal I le hip V11 billin , and I.nue here Hom Norfolk. Hortins & Angel, LIVEKYMEN, W \ L11 V LL A, s. C. om Blnbl>*f ne Blocked with good Driving ami IHdlllg I lomon, New llug Klcs, Curt l?get., etc, Everything In lll'rd-clans shape. Our pr loot are right. We are go ing to do the Livery ItunlncnH of Wal halla If satisfactory lOrvICQ and rea BOnnblO prices are an Inducement. Al TOMOHILE FOR QUICK TRIPS. Houchins & Angel, PHONE xo. a?, WALHALLA, HOI TH CAROLINA. -Pretty fthfrt waists, underskirts, belts, collars, at Norman's Htore. -Fred, Brown spent several days in Atlanta last week. -WU) Jones left last week for Atlan?a, where he will ? titer a har bor college. -Mr?, 'Chas, \V. Gentry, of Green, ville. I* vlMltlfiK her mother, Mrs. H. P. Dendy, In Midway, -Hard times forgotten when you price our new style corsets. H. P. Cochran, Seneca? rt. C.. Mason Hlmpaon l>; Itt Walhalla for a whii". ile baa been acting as motorman on one of tba trolley lines itt Atlanta. Services at the Episcopal church, Walhalla, next Thursday and Sunday evenings, April nth and I Uh, at H o'clock. A Cordial Invitation to all. Laundry sent off Tuesday morn, lugs; delivered Fridays, within cor porate limits. Phone Kail IP-ard for quick and good service, 13-10 Mart led, on Sunday, April .">, hy .1. II. HUiollcUtt, N. P., Miss Mary Stewart, of Salem, and J. ll. Mc Orlde, of Anderson. They have many frlonds In the county who wish them well. -Mrs. W. H. GOSH has been vis iting her sister, Mrs. rt. M. Littleton, at Salem, who has been very sick. Her little niece, Kilman Littleton, accompanied her home last Thurs day. fi. A. Norman ls opening up a drUK aloro lu the rf to m recently va cated hy the Walhalla Drug Com pany. During the Bummer he will op?ralo a sofia fount in connection with I M drug business. Mnrrled, at the residence of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stone, near Seneca, on March '.' I. 1009, Miss M. M. Stone and Norton (Nix. Kev. J. il. Stone, uncle of tho bride, performed the ceremony. The many friends fif tho happy couple )f>in The Courier In extending con gratulations atol best wishes. For Sale 1 fl7 acres level wood lauri near Oak way at a bargain, ('all tm fir write Frank H. Shirley, West nil ll H ter. 7lf The many Walhalla and Oconeo friends of Mrs. M. IO. Johnson will lenin with rogrel that she ls criti cally ill at I he honi" tn lier daughter, Mrs. \V. P. Kohl, ul Knoroo. Mrs. .lohn: <m IM ?pille au aged lady, and hy her many lovable (rails made h oat H of friends during lior loni; ni (lonee III Walhalla. We hope that she may oven yet bo restored to health. The many (?coner fi lends of ll. K. Whltmlre, of Atlanta, will hu plem.eil io leam thal he has attained to another rise lu business circles In thal i lly. Hu has recently boon made assistant manager and cashier of thc Atlanta branch of the I'hilip Carey Cu., whose gonoral olllces are locat ed at Lockland, ohio. They an' man ufacturers til' flexible roofings, as phalt and asbestos coverings of all kim' .. I., o. White, Mom-bins' chauf feur, carried two Jolly crowds ol young men from Walhalla to Clem son nd Friday and Saturday oven lugs lo witness the 'al! games be tween Clemson and tho University ol (?eorr.la. Tl ose who went were .loin and Charlie Humphries, I,m ien Max well, Sam Vernor, Ku gene ll. Hutch hon, Luke llrcilliocko, W. I). Mos: and Mr. Slurkle. .Ins. H. Hurles, of Anderson, vis lied his parents, Mr. ami Mrs. W. W Muries, mar town, Saturday am: Sunday. Jim's Walhalla and Oco . friends ure always 1 to sei and welcome bim here. Ile lins foi several venia been 'vtsoclatcd will The Tnto-Hurloy Sn , ly <'o., one ul the lending hardware linns of Hu electric city. This Urin ls makin? a specialty ol' flinn Implements, and they nie building up a good trade In Oconeo nod oilier counties adjacent 10 Anderson. For Sale ?r> bushels peas, -ld bushels Wonderful Unknown, bah ance different varieties, Price $ I.?MI to $2 per basel. J. IC. Harrell. Kout? ... Westminster, s. C. i 3-1 I The Atilinta Millinery Compans mid Miss Hanna Ulirss, milliner, holli enjoyed unusually large patronage nt their recent openings, which wen well nt leaded hy our people and pa tron,, from the county. This wat the hrs! season here for the Atlantti Millinery Company, and their dis piny was nu unusually large and at tractive one. The Company ls plena od with (hoir beginning. The lad let of Walhalla and vicinity have heel hotter supplied this year than hore loforo, and the future for Ihe Wal halla milliners promise., well. We have recehed from th? Charleston New ; and Courier author 11 v lo make our clubbing offer will (hat pu por apply to nil old ns well ie le w . ult ;ci iher.;. and lo extend t lu limit io lune l -l Any ol' our sub s. libers now can gol Tho Koowei ('?Mirier. Semi Weekly News am ('.miler and tho Farm and Home om year for $l.7Ii, and willi each com Limit lon subscription a pair of eight III? li : (eel. paient tension, shears wi! ho ci, a freo, Itemcnihor thal nilli .lune l t next i lu offer applies lt new sulo"'ilbei'H and for renewals III w oil i 'll I. iin<|tioslionnhly Hu best olToi we htl\o ever beeil able I? make 'lake advantage of lt if yoi w mi II real "burgula" In rendlni inaiier niul a good pair of shear Illowa In. Ihe death of Hoheit H. UH worth, Sr., which oeeurrod al hi home in.ir Westminster Insl Mondas remos ed nuol her ol Ocoueo's agi'i and respected citizens. Ho had bee in declining lie.Min for n long tim? and his death ssas not unexpected The remull?s svere bibi to rosl yostci day afternoon. Mr. DHwortil leave a Wife and nine children to niour Ills deni h. Tho children are: W. 1 Dllworth, Alex, okla.: Mrs. w. M Kay mid lt. ll. DHworth. of Wa halla; Mrs. Louise H. Alexander nu Mrs. Anillo Prichard. who resld nom- Westminster: Mrs. Lillie Hem den, of Oak Way; Miss Rosa, .Iosep and Miss Virginia Dllworfh. who r? side with their mother. To these I extended the sympathy of man friends In their sorrow. -For fine photograph? go to the Westminster Studio, In the Oconee Lank. Westminster, 8. C. 14tt -Robert Crisp returned last week from an extended visit to his daugh ter. Mrs. Laura Tolbert, of Orcen wood. - New hal? arriving weekly and on dlftplay. Remodeling a specialty. A'bi ii fa Millinery Company, Sor man'ti Store. - Married, by Rev, J. C. Yongue, on Sunday, April Itn, at 2.30 p. m., ar. lin- Methodist parsonage, Wal halla, Miss Annie !.. .Jonen and Wil liam Franklin DuPre. The young couple Will make their home In North Carolina, whore Mr. Du Pre is engaged in business. Mr. and Mrs. Du Pre an' well known to the citi zens of Walhalla and Oconee. Mr. DuPre being a son of Mr. and Mrs. B, M. DuPre, who reside near Wal halla. Mrs. DuPre ls 'be youngest daughter of Mrs. S. P, Jones, who resides here. They have many friends who will join us In wishing them happiness and prosperity in the lourney ?brough life. ii? i Treatment for Colds, "Most ordinary colds will yield to tin? simplets treatment," says the Chicago Tribune, "moderate laxa tives, hot foot baths, a free perspira tion and an avoidance of exposure to cold and wet after treatment." While this treatment is simple, it re quires considerable trouble, ?ind tho one adopting ll must remain indoors for a day or two, or a fresh cold is almost sure to be contracted, and in in ii ii y Instances pneumonia fol lows, ls lt not. better to pin your faith lo an old reliable preparation like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, thal ls famous for Its cures of colds and can always bo depended upon'.' For sale by J. W. Hell. Walhalla; W. J. Lunney, Seneca. Locals from Conncross. ConnorosK, April 5.-Special: Mrs. Hallie Alexander, accompanied by Miss Vesta Marett, of Walhalla, spent the week-end In Seneca as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pat terson. Mr. and Mrs. Furber Hubbard were welcome visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Ilunillcutt last Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Sam I'hllllps, of PlckoilS, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. S. M. 11 ii II n itu tt. Mule /adii' Abboll has returned Imme aller a two weoks' visit to relatives at Return. Little (?iivnelle Abbott is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Mitchell, of West mi nst or. ItOV. W. Abholt has completed his residence, which adds very much lo the appearance of Iii place. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Leathers, of Westminster, spent yesterday with the latter's mother, Mrs. A. M. Adair. Invitations have been Issued to an egg btinl at the home of Mrs. S. M. Iluusingor next Saturday afternoon. K. R. R. Frightful Fate Averted. "I would have been a cripple for life from a terrible cut on my knee cap," writes Krank Dlsberry, Kem ber, Minn., "without ilucklen's Ar uba Salve, which soon cured me." Infallible for wounds, cuts and bruise::, lt soon cures burns, scalds, ?>lcl ? ?res, bolls, skin eruptions. The won,. I best for plies. 2f?C, at all drug store., Piano Company Loses 91?50,000. Philadelphia, April fi. A cigarette stub caused a ?lfiO.000 lire In the building occupied by the Setson li IIno Company to-day. Tho building was gulfed. Five women music teachers were rescued from the build, lng. As the bremen broke In the doors an explosion hurled them right, and left, some Hying all tho way across ibo street. Throe were Injur ed so severely they had to bo taken to a hospital. -i-i--i-i- -i-x*-i-'i* ?? ?5*?X*-I?I * KNITTING MILL LOCALS. * ***** >H ************ Hen Duncan, who bas boen In feeble heall h for some time, wo are glad to state, ls improving. .1. (). Carr spent Saturday and Sunday In Sparlanbttrg visiting his mot her. Misses Kalle anti Genie Sanders spent the greater part ol' last week with their grandmother, near West minster, /an White left last week for A llienia rle, X. C., w here he will work lu tili? Wlscnssoti Hosiery Mills. We I'Ogrel bis departure, bul hope he will linet with HUCCeSS. Clyde M. Sanders, of Spartan loirg, is now employed by the Oco nee Knitting Mill. Mr. Sanders is a half-brother ol' Knitting Room Kole nia II .1. < > < 'a rr. Miss Corinne Harbin, who lias been al Newry, is again employed ?it lb?- knlillUK mill. MlMH Harbin is a churmlliK young lady, and lier many friend., will be .clad to know of hor i ? i urn. Ml: s Cunio Ross, :t youan Indy from Spa ri an burg, ls working hi the Hub.hin:-; department of thc o. K. Mill. Misses Lake Herron rind Ksslo !>n\|s ate visiting relative in West minster this week. M ri . Will Thomas ls H iving a nice dwelling erected on her farm near West Union, which she expects to occupy when completed. Misses Haw, Gertrude and Cora Le- Brock spenl a few days with rel ntlves m ar Seneca last week. Mis. I . .1. poatrlghl returned Sunday from a week's visit to her daughtor at Toccon, Ga. Misses Stella and Pol Mu Ikey visited friends and relatives In Sen eca recently. O. K. M. CHILDREN WH? ARE SICKLY. Motlier* who value their own rom "ort Mini tho wallara of their children, ihonUl novar t?e with out . box of Mother Crav'a Sweet Vi wilora f?.r Children, for usa thrflngnonl tho MM*,.:- TI,*y hro.ik iit> colds, ?-uro fovorinhiu'?.. oonitlpaUon, I 1 < Ililli .lr M .lr, h. i.l i. Iii' 1111(1 -( .III ll ll Hull Me?. TIIKSK POWDER.fi NEVKR KAU.. Sohl hy ?ll (Iran Mores, 3.V. Ihin't ?crept ?nv ?Mibatl Oito. A t ri Al MekaM will ho m nt FltKK to ?ny mother who will MhltCti Allen S. ninnUoail, I.? Roy, N. Y. FOR T We have a complete Locks, Hinges, Paints and Lime and Cement. Let us satisfied customer out of yoi FOI Harrov/s, Oliver Ch Plows. Repairs for Oliver Barb Wire, Poultry prices never equalled. Anything to be foun at pi ices marked u W AY E HATH ES ( KOOKS DEMAND S5.000 For Hoy they Claimed (?> Hold for Hansom-Hoy Found.' Flint, Mich., April 3-While Thur man N. Moon was to-day absent in Dela van. Wis., negotiating with men who claimed that they bad kidnapped his little non, Harold, aged IO, and were holding bim for a ransom of ?5,000, th?! body of the child was found float ?UK in Thread pond by Heit. Robson. A pair of skates fas tened to the feet and the hands en cased ?ri mittens, testified as to the manner of deal h. With the failure of all the efforts to discover any trace of Harold, sys tematic dragging of the Flint river was begun. For twenty-five miles its bottom was searched without re sult. A K'ing of twenty men worked for days at the dragging. Then lt was decided to begin careful exami nation of Thread pond. Pari of the water was drained out yesterday and to-day Hobson found the little body. was about 100 feet from the short!, and Hie ICKS were caugth fast in the Weeds. Money Comes in Bunches to A. A. Chisholm, of Treadwell, X Y., now. Ills reason ls well wort li j reading: "For a long time I suffered I from Indigestion, torpid liver, con- i s tl patton, nervousness, and general debility," be writes. "I couldn't i sleep, liad no appetite, nor ambition, I grew weaker every day in spite of all ; medical treatment. The;: used 12lee- I trie Milters. Twelve bottles restored ' all my old-time health and vigor. | Now I can attend to business every day. lt's wonderful medicine." in fallible for stomach, liver, kidneys, blood and nerves. 50c. at nil drug gists. M:\VS I ROM SA I i FM. W. Husk Critically Ill Sick-Dlsnst rous Fire. -Other Salem. April r>.- Spec ial: The many friends of L. W. Husk will be sorry lo hear that he ls seriously sick at this time. There Is very lit tle hope for bis recovery . Mrs. Mary IO. Holden ls quite sick at tho home of her daughter, Mrs. w. M. Perry. Mrs. E. A. Perry bas been on the sick list for some time!. It ls hoped, however, that all the sick folks may soon be well. .1. M. Burgess Is completing his 6-room cottage, which will bo an ideal country home when finished. The burning of J. C. Shockley's planer and Barker's gin nt Salem was a severe blow to tills section, and entailed heavy loss on tho owners. These two men have done a good business at this place for some time. Thoy are not the kind to grieve over spilt milk, but look the world square in the face. It is hoped ",at soon they will be able to start their work up again. M HOUSE PAINTS. Hool' PAINTS. Bill DOE PAIN I S. HARN PAINTS. WA lili PAINTS. WAGON PAINTS. BUGGY PAINTS. I 'HKIil PAINTS. DH? YOI' EVER I FINK .Ii i YOI' I SF, A HOOD PAINT-SH El QfiUAIdTlES IT GIVES TO YOUi THAT THE PAINTS THA I' COST TALK WITH VOF ON THE SUB. BAS WK ARE PREPARED TO FURN1 FLOWER POTS. SENECA HARD linc of Doors and Window Sash, Glass Doors, Mantels, Oils, and Roofing. Anything for thc Builder, such as have your bill and submit you prices, then wc make a t. R THE FA Rfl. tiled and Avery Steel Turning Plows. Reversible Disc and Avery. Wire, Field Fence and Hog Fence. Car on hand at d in any up to date Hardware House will bc found here OWN." ON HARDWARE CO., ESTMINSTER, S. C. TO INSURE BIG CROPS ! BUY The OX BRAND FERTILIZERS. FROM ST ROT 11 Kit & PHINXF.Y, HUFF & KNOX, j. o. MCMAHAN, W. C. FEDEX & COMPANY, P. P. SULLIVAN, WEST UNION, S. C. SENECA, S. C. RICHLAND, S. C. WESTMINSTER, S. C MADISON, S. C. Loses Land Worth $338,000. Helena, Mont., April ?1.-In the United States Court to-day, .Indue Hunt declared null and void the title ot the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. to 1,120 acres of coal lands in Car bon county, valued at. $:U{S,000. Tile government Instituted a suit to recover the lands, because of their minear] character, and "te decision bolds that although classified as non mineral, it was well known that they contain mineral. The lands will be restored to the public, domain unless some higher court reverses Judge Hunt. Tlie railway company will ap peal. It's a Top Notch Doer. Great deeds compel regard. The world crowns its doers. That's why the American people have crowned Dr. King's New Discovery the king of throat, and lung remedies. Every atom Is a health force. It kills germs, and colds and la grippe van ish. It heals cough-racked mem branes and coughing stops. Sore, inflamed bronchial tubes and lungs are cured and hemorrhages cease. Dr. Geo. Moore, of Mack Jack, N. C., writes: "It cured me of lung trou ble, pronounced hopeless by all doc tors." fiOc. and $1. Trial bottle freo. Guaranteed by all druggists. Go to T. E. Alexander, For Your Buggies and Harness Ruined to Death in Field. Laurens, April 4.-News has been received In the city of a horrible oc currence on the Wadsworth place, some seven or eight miles southeast of here. An old negro woman, 75 years of age, was burned to death while burning the trash and stubble In a field. The old woman Robert son by name, was alone In the field, and her clothing caught fire. She tried to run home, but fell on the way. It is said that one of her legs was burned completely off, and the entire body fearfully charred. OILS, VARNISHES, TURPENTINE DRYERS, FLOOR FINISHES, JAPALAC, MAINS, ETC. ETC. PAINT TIME 4T WHAT AX EXPENSIVE THING IT IS TO PAINT, PROVIDED ItWIN .v WILLIAMS-COMPARED WITH THE LIFE-GIVING \ HOUSE, FENCE OR WHAT IT MAY RE? DID YOU KNOW LEAST PER GALLON ARE THE MOST EXPENSIVE? LET US ?EFT OF PAINT. 3E BALL SUPPLIES. ISH TEAMS WITH COMPLETE OUTFITS. SEE US BEFORE YOU RUY THIS STOCK. FARM BELLS. WARE CO., HASSENT. Seneca< s> C