Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, September 28, 1910, Image 3
THIO NEWS 1HOM SENECA.
Copulation of Town Increased-Tho
Hobiiisoii Show Coining.
Seneca, Sept. 19.-r-( Delayed in
Transmission.) Special: At a on|i
meeting of tho Ladies* Missionary
Society of tho Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon delegates wore
elected to tile union which meets at
Abbeville October ?2Ui. Mrs. \V, P.
Reid was elected delegate, and Mrs.
T.' E. Strlbling alternate.
Last Friday tho literary society
was organized at the high school
with the following olllcors: Presi
dent, Charley Byrd; vice president,
.1. NV. Stribllng; secretary, flue Fi
lon Hunter; treasurer, McCants
Adams; senior critic, Robocca Todd;
senior censor, Earle McM'ahan; jun
ior censor, Luke Vernor; sorgeant
at-arms, Sterling El rod.
Tho athletic association was also
organized with tho following .ofll- I
cots: President. J. W. Stribllng; '
vice president, Horace Wood; treas
urer, Qug Trlbble. Prof Brookman
coach and goneVal manager.
W. J. Weaver, a passenger on No.
12. on Monday, attempted to leave
the train while lt halted at tho
crossing, thinking tho station had |
been reached. Ile foll and was con
siderably bruised up, but his wounds
are not serious. Ur. W. R. Doyle,
surgeon for Hie Southern, dressed
tho wounds. Ho was able tu make
tho next train for Anderson.
Monday was a groat day for Sen
eca in thal it marked tho dale of
thc arrival of two palra of twin ba
bies, all girls. Mr. and Mrs. C. 3.
Strlbling and Mr. and Mrs. Toni Al
len yore tho happy parents.
Miss May Russell ls visiting Mrs.
T. M. Lowery. /
T. M. Lowery is in Americas, Ca.,
for a week.
Miss Hessio Wilson has roi urned
from a visit to North Carolina.
Misses Lucile Hamilton and Han
nab Brown returned to Cblcorn Col
lege on Monday.
Tho many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
.1. H. Thom pf on will regret their de
parture from Scnocq? They leave
this week for Atlanta, where Mr.
Thompson will on ga go in business.
Tile best wishes of all will follow
them to their new homo.
Mrs. H. P. N'orner, of Greenville,
will arrive in Seneca on Wednesday
for a visit to relatives here and else
where in Hu- county.
Prof. NV. S. Morrison, of Clemson,
leid med to the Methodist Sunday
Behool on Sunday last, ami it was
regretted by bis friends herc that tho
hour set eonllieted with that of ser
vif os in the other churches, and they
were, therefore, deprived Hie pleas
ure of bearing him.
lion, and Mrs. S. Y. Stribllng, ol'
Roswell, Qa,, are visiting in Seneca.
Miss j Nan Xi ni mons is in Seneca
again, after spending the Rummer
wit li ber parents on Keoweo. She
is willi lt. L. ."simmons for the sea
son. .
Mrs. i>. A. Adams, as administra
tor of the .1. II. Adams estate, H
running a larne sale, for Hie pur
pose of sellling I be business ol' tho
estate. Tho Immense stock will go
at cost, ami a good cilanco ls there
by given Hie public to gel fall goods
at a song. Mrs. Adams will resume
business willi a splendid new stock
Of goods, which slie purchased while
in New York recently.
H. C. Patterson has opened up
business in the Hoyle store room in
West Rad, and will bo glad lo sec?
his old friends again. He has bought
Hie Molieman. collage on Fair Play
street, where hts family recently
moved from Pelt dicion.
Thc Question concerning tho small
boy most now (and the big boy, too.)
is I be John Robinson show, which
will show here the 29th instant. Bill
boards, windows, fences and every
available space lg ablaze with show
pictures, and Seneca will be the cen
ter of attraction to the entire conni y
on thal dale. The tent will * be
pitched below town, near tho oil mill.
Let everybody come ?ind bring the
babies, and here's a special Invita
tion lo that veteran sliow-goer, .Iiis.
Seaborn, to c?mo and be wYdconiod!
Orphans I lave Hookworm.
Raleigh, ti. C., Seilt. 2 I. Tile
hookworm specialists lind Huit ?.">
per cent of Hie boys and '<'.'. per cont
of Hie girls in ibo Methodist orphan
ago here are infected willi Hie book
worm disease, (lils condition having
been found aller Hie examination of
all Hie 1 :! I children In the orphan
age! Furthermore, there wore found
ten cases of dwarfed tapeworm.
TltOSO investigations have developed
conditions thus far that aro quito
startling in that examinai ions have
shown (bal one-third of fido college
Students examined aro info( ?od and
4 2 per (?nit of moro than 1,000 mon
of the North Carolina national guard
aro infected. Also, tho examination
of tho oh I ld ron of Hm odd Fellows'
OrphabagO showed 54 per cent ol' the
00 children being cared.for Ibero aro
infeided; three girls and two boys
willi dwarfed tapeworm.
7,000 FE KT IN THE Alli.
Aviator Chavez Flies Over Alps Like
a Hird-Machine Smashed.
Domodossola, Italy, Sept. 23.-'Po
Onorgj? chavez, the Peruvian, avia
tor, belongs the honor of being tho
Il rsl to fly across thc? Alps,
Tile feat was accomplished to-day
In an attempt to win tho prize of
$20,000 offered by tho Italian Avia
tion Society, of Milan, for a Hight
from Drigl. Switzerland, to Milan.
Chavea, however, was unable to
complete the trip, having sustained
painful injuries when he alighted
here. Ills machine was overturned
and ho was buried in the wreckage.
It Is not believed, however, that his
injuries are serious.
As tho air man was seen slowly
descending a great crowd gathered.
Slowly and gracefully ho neared the
surface and was but about $0 feet
above tho ground when a gust of
wind caught and overturned the
monoplane. lt fell heavily, carry
ing the aviator beneath lt. Chavez
was pinned under the motor and
painfully hurt. He had fainted on
striking the ground and was bleed
ing profusely when released from
the wreckage. The machine was
.uined.
The American aviator, Weymann,
also attempted the fight, leaving the
table land at Brig at 1.10 this
afternoon. Later word was receiv
ed here that lie had descended after
being in the air four minutes.
The weather for the competition
was excellent. The morning opened
(dear on the surface and tho haze
that had gathered on the mountain
tops was early blown away. By noon
the ?wind had died ont.
Chavez believed that the dual op
portunity which he had waited since
Monday had como and he decided to
make the start. He got away al
1.29 o'clock, and rose to a height
estimated to be nearly 7,0 00 feet.
He passed swiftly over the mountain
lops, clearing tho summit of Sim
pl?n Pass al I.?IO p.. m. At thal
time bis monoplane was moving as
steadily as a railroad train. Chavez
followed the route over Gondroagoa,
one of the grandest and at the same
Him* one ot the savagest parts of the
Alps.
MOTHER GRAY'S
SWEET POWDERS
FOR CHILDREN,
A OnrtainRolloi for IV Vt'. I'IH hil rmi,
CollNlipiltlOII, II O lt <1 ll C ll A,
y.Ntomuch Troubler*, TCCIII?IIR
J II I H o r u e r M, ana DOH tr o y
", 3L\? ,; AVorniH. TluyHrruli Mil Collin
Trocla Mark, in ?4 hourn. At nil OruKK?Hls, 3fiota.
Don't ncccpt Snninlo mnilnrf KUKK. Aildroes,
ony substitute A. S. OLMSTED, Le Roy, N.Y.
Cleveland Wins Sixth Place.
Washington, Sept. 2 1.-Rnltimoro,
which was sixth city in' the United
Slates in point of population in the
year 1900, has lost her position in
tho country's great colonies, accord
ing to to-day's census statistics, and
now .moonies seventh city, having In
tho last ten years been outstripped
by Cleveland, Which takes sixth
place. Baltimore's population is now
185, RS compared with Cleve
land's 560,603.
The Maryland city grew 9.7 per
.em, or in numbers 49,528 during
the past ten years, having had 508,
;>f.7 III HI0 0. Cleveland, which had
population of 381,780 In liioo,
frew 46.9 per cent in the decade just
aided.
Had Rnltimoro maintained its
growl li of the decade ending in 1900
17.2 per cont-she would have
maintained her sixth position, which
had been ber's for thirty years.
88,710 Deaths from Cholera.
St. Petersburg, Russia, Sept. 21.
The figures available at the sanitary
bureau show that during the present
bolera epidemic lhere have been
191,076 cases, with S8,710 (lentils
throughout the country.
In tho week (Muling September 17
there was a total of 1,412 cases and
2.1171 deaths. In the last six days
there have been 30f new cases and
sixty-three deaths in this city.
.O Wood's Descriptivo
uv
iiow ready, gives the fullest
information about all
Seeds for the
Farm and Garden,
Grasses and Clovers,
Vetches, Alfalfa,
Seed Wheat, Oats.
Rye, Barley, etc.
Abo tells all about
Vegetable Sc Mower Seeds
that can Lo plaided in the fall lo
nd vantage and profit, and about
Hyacinths, Tulips ?nd other
Flowering Bulbs, Vegetable and
Strawberry Finnis, Poultry
Supplios and Fertilizers.
'Every Farmer and (inrrU'iior ?Uould
*have thia catalog-. ttl? Invaluable In
Its helpfutnesa und KUI?RPHIIVO Idean for
n pr Ad table rad MI IL fue to ry Kuna or
(larden, Cnlnlottiio mnltod freo on
H (?nc I. Writoforlt.
T. W. WOOD & S8HS,
V3 Seedsmen, . fttolnnond, Vo. Cy
METHODIST S. S. INSTITUTE.
Program of Meeting to Do Held with
Fairview Church October 1 and i3.
- . \
Following ls the program of tho
Suuday> school institute to be held
with Fairview Methodist church,
Walhalla Circuit, October 1 and 2:
First Session, : ?turday Morning.
1 0.00-Devotional service of song
and prayer.
10.HO-Words of Encouragement
from Presiding Elder-"Tho For
ward Mo\emcnt of Methodism iii
South Carolina," Kev. A. J. Cauthen,
Anderson.
11.00-Instituto work, conducted
by J. M. Way, Cenoral Superintend
ent of Methodist Sunday School Work
In South Carolina, Spartanburg.
12.00- Announcements and mis
cellaneous business.
Dinner.
Second Session, Saturday Afternoon.
2.00-A half hour of song and de
votions.
2.30-An afternoon with tho
Teachers:
(1) Their selection and Intellec
tual preparation; Hov. A. J. Cau
then. I
(2) Their spiritual preparation,
and their need of co-operation and
encouragement from the church
mepibers. Hov. H. H. Doyle, pastor
of Circuit.
3.00-"The Teacher in tho Mak
ing, thc Teacher al Work." J, "M.
Way, Cenoral Superintendent.
Topics to J)c considered:
( I ) Tho Teacher's Call. Whence
comos lt? How does it como?
(2) Essentials to preparation,
Spiritual, Intellectual, theory, prac
tice.
(3) Sunday school machinery:
Knowledge of it, using It, improv
ing lt. ? i
(4) Solf-Knowlodge: His own
power, weaknesses, knowledge of,
laws of teaching.
(5) Tho teacher's object: Pupil's
environment, capabilities, likes and
dislikes' needs of body, brain and
soul; how to manage pupils.
(ti) Tito teacher's objective: How
to gol the pupil to study the Word;
how to lead him to Christ; bow to
develop a Christian character; how
to get every pupil to begin right by
doing Christian work.
Third Session, Sunday Morning.
10.00-Sunday Behool.. Lesson
taught to the congregation as ono
(dass.
1 LOO- Address, "ls j be Sunday
School Wprth What it Costs the
Church?*' J. M. Way.
I 1.30-Address, "Tho Duty of
Church Members Toward tho Sunday
School." Kev. A. J, ('anthon.
Dinner.
Fourth Session, Sunday Afternoon.
2.00-Thirty minutes ol' song and
prayer.
2.2 0-Open conference on Sunday
school management a.id Diblo teach
ing.
I iowa rc of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell-and completely de
range tho whole system when enter
ing it. through tho mucous surfaces.
Snell articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from repu
table physicians, as the damage they
will do ls ten fold to tho good you
eau possibly derive from them. Hall's
Catarrh Curt;, manufactured by F.
J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, ()., con
tains no mercury, and is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure ho sure you get. tho genuine.
It is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sol i by druggists. Price 75c. per
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
si I patton.
Italians Lynched in Florida.
Tampa, Fla., Sept. 2 1.-County
and city olllccrs are to-day searching
for new clues which mi.nlit lead to
the identity of the sixty men compos
ing tho armed mob which last night
forcibly took Angelo and CastOllgO
Flcnrrolta, two Italians, from the
custody of two oilieers and lynched
them inst outside the city limits of
Tampa. Their bodies were found
banging lo a tree on Grand Central
avenue, a prominent thoroughfare.
lt ls boll?vod the lynching is a de
velopment in tho cigarmakors' strike
lure in which 8,000 cigar makers aro
involved, although some ol' the otb
eera bold lo tho belief that il is tho
result of an Hallan feud in wilt Ch
the notorious "black band" plays a
prominent pan.
The two Italians were arrested
late yesterday afternoon ' and placed
in tho West Tampa jail, charged with
complicity in the shooting of J. F.
Eastorllng, a book-keeper of a cigar
firm Involved In Ibo strike. lOasler
ling was shot in tho back Wednesday
of last week ofter bis return from
Jacksonville,*whore ho bad carried a
force ol' bands lo open a lat lory for
bis (inn.
m}+ mm-.
Your complexion as well as your
temper ls rendered miserable by a
disordered liver. By taking Cham
berlain's Stomach and Livor Tablets
you can Improvo both. Sold by
Seneca Pharmacy! L. C. Marlin,
Clemson College.
HOW TO RAISE GOOD COHN.
Ornngeburg Funner GivoH Informa
(ion Al>on( Dig Crop.
Orangeburg, Sept. 10.-J. E. Fai
rey, a progressive and up-to-date far
mer, residing at Rowesvllle, la this
county, reports a yield of 141 bush
els and 8 pounds by weight,,or 130
bushels and 10 quarts by measure,
of corn, on one aero.
The following data has been fur
nished by Mr. Fairey as to his meth
od of corn raising:
Class of land, sandy loam. Prepa
ration' of land: About the Hist of
March live loads of stable manure
and ono load of wood trash, together
with OOO pounds of fert.lizor, was
broadcasted. The land was broken
up with three mules, 10 or 113 Inches
deep. Subsoiled In same furrow, 4
lo 0 Inches dee)). Rows plowed out
.1 10 3 % feet wide. Six hundred
pounds of fertilizer sowed la each
furrow and stirred Up,
Cultivation: On March 0 corn
sowed in water furrow. The last ol'
.April corn thinned out from one inch
to six inches in drill. Six hundred
pounds ol' fertilizer pitt around corn
and covered with two furrows. May
15, nao pounds of fertilizer and 200
pounds or soda, mixed, was put
around corn and covered with two
furrows.
In June, 200 pounds of soda was
broadcasted. July '1, 250 pounds of
soda was broadcasted.
Alter preparing the land lt took
only lour furrows to make tho corn.
The land was surveyed by export sur
veyors and lound to bo 99-l00tl) of
an acre. The fodder was not gath
ered.
Corn gathered from this totaled
10 1 barrels. One barrel was shelled
and measured live peeks and two
quarts. The same corn weighed 70
pounds.
Tho fertilizer formula was: 000
pounds of cottonseed meal, DOO
pounds Kalali salt, 800 pounds l l
per cent acid, 050 pounds ot' nitrate
ol' soda.
This was tho cheapest corn Mr.
Fairey raised on his place this sea
son and the land was very ordinary.
Sandy land without fertilizer would
not have made over 1 o bushels to an
acre. Tho above result shows what
can bi? done with ordinary land.
Foley's
Kid.jn.e-y
ills
What They Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre
vent Bright's Disease and Dia
batcs, and restore health and
.trength. Refuse substitute?,
DH. J. W. HE lili, Walhalla.
Locals fruin Long Creek.
Long (-rook, Sept. 10.-Special:
Mrs. Dovlo Davis has moved her
stock of goods to ber father's, near
Whetstone. Uer many friends there
will bo delighted to have her in their
midst.
Mrs. N'arcissa Holmes, ol' Athens,
(5a., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
J. X. Phillips.
Miss Jenneella Rn moy, of Belton,
ls on an extended visit to her father,
Thomas Hamey.
Miss Uorthia Lee, ol' Atlanta, is
on a three weeks' visit to homot'olks.
Mrs. Henry Arve and two children
have returned to their home at.
Connoross. Their many friends
hore were delighted to see them.
The friends ol' (Jus C. Arve aro
glad to see him out again, after a
long Illness Of abottt fivo weeks, hav
ing boon conllnod to his room most
of the time.
We aro much pleased to know
wo have got a mountain Commis
sioner. Wo think ho surely will
look up our Supervisor, as wo aro
uneasy, not knowing that ho hasn't
got off of the btrool and ??Pen Into
some hole or rut in the road.
Dr. King's New Life P???a
Tho best in tho world.
TP yow aro sick, you v
Of course you do. You wi
misery, and be happy agi
?i your illness is cain
can quickly get thc right
Cardui. This great med
lieved or cured thousand
you from some ??rnalo tro
ty. i
(Mrs. Fannie Ellis, of Fostc
years. Read h?r loller about Car
Bevon years with female trouble,
dio with my bead nial back. I t
cured. Cardui is a God-send to
AT ALL DE
RIGHT OVER W
CORTO!
cnn bo lnld without fuss or hothor rtfrht
top of your building Instantly from s\ fi
will last r.s Ion? as tho bulldiiiK Itself ni
* For further detailed Info
SENECA RARDWARl
RRIRGE TO REBUILD.
T.'ie County Commissioners will let,
to thc lowest responsible bidder, the
rebuilding of tho bridge across a
branch and ravine near tho William
Strlbllng old place, now Occupied by
Win. Uanoi), on Wednesday, Septem
ber 2 8th, IQlOj at 10 o'clock a. m.
This ls a long and high bridge.
Successful bidders to give tho usual
bond. Terms and specifications made
known on day or sale.
N. PHILLIPS, County Supervisor.
.las. Seaborn, Clerk of Hoard.
Soplember 2 1,10 10. 30
LIVERYMEN,
Concrete Stables, Main Street,
WALHALLA, S. C.
Our Stahle? are stocked with good
Driving and Riding Horses, Now Bug
gies, Carriages, etc. Everything In
first-class shape.
Our prices uro right. We are go
ing to do tho Livery Business of Wal
halla If satisfactory service and rea
sonable prices are an Inducement.
Houchins & Brown,
PHONE NO. 28,
WALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Boes Your Bally Slitter
From Skin Diseases ?
Ho would bo a heartless father in
deed who di<l mit. allay baby's su ff cr*
lng' as dbl E. M. Rogan, Enterprise,
Miss. He says:
"My baby was troubled with break
ing; out, something- Uko sevm-yenr
itch. Wo used all ordinary remedies,*
hut. nothing seemed to do any good
until I tried HUNT'S CURE, and tn
a few days all symptoms disappeared,
and now baby ls enjoying tho best of
health." Price ."?Or. per box.
Manufactured and Guaranteed hy
A. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.,
Sherman, 1?;xas.
Eor Snio hy
NORMAN COMPANY, Druggists.
DANIEL E. GOOD?
Walhalla, ?. C.
CALL AND SEE ME AT STORE OF
CARTER HARDWARE CO.
Hoofing, Guttering, Fainting, Liv
Repairing of AU Kinds.
All Wort Attended to Promptly.
Satisfaction Guarantor.
PAINTS-ALL. COLORS
Well
,ish to get well, don't you?
sh to bc rid ol' thc pain and ?
lin.
?sod by female trouble, you
remedy to get well. It's
icine, for women, has re
s of ladies, suffering like
ublo.
len's Ills
J 3?
T, Ark., suffered agony for seven
dui, Slie writes: "I was sick for
Every month I would vory nearly
ook 12 bottles of Cardui and was
suffering women/* Try it.
tua STORES
I?OD SHINGLES
iW J.SH1NGLES
over tho old wood (diluirles. ehnnglng the
ro catcher to A 1TIOPROOF ROOF that
ul never needs repairs.
rmatl?n, prices, ctc.,?pply to S
i CO., MOX KOA, S. C.
Kiii
M . R . M c I) O X A IJ 1) ,
Attorncy-nt-Lnw,
Walhalla, 8011th Carolina.
Onice with R. T. Jaynes.
M A R 0 U S C. Ii O X G,
Attorney-nt-Luw,
Phono 00.
Walhalla, South Carolina.
Ofllco Over Oconeo Nowa.
10 . L . H B R N 1) O N ,
A t lor ney-nt-Lnw,
Wnlhnlln, South Carolin?.
PHONE No. Ol.
P. Carey, J. W. Sholor,
Plckens, S. C. Walhalla, S. C.
W. C. Hughs, Walhalla.
CA HEY, 8HELOR & HUGHS,
Attorney? and Counsel lora,
Wulhnlln, S. C.
Practico in State and Federal Court*
R . T . J A Y N E S ,
A t torney-nt-Ln w,
Walhalla, South Curt di na.
Practico In State and Federal Court?.
Poll Phono No. SO.
HR. 1). P. THOMSON,
DENTIST,
SENECA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
OFFICIO OPEN EVERY DAY.
1) R . W. F . AUSTIN,
Dentist,
Honren, South Carolina.
Office over J. W. Byrd A Co.
A. RON HAM,
Solicitor 10th Ct.,
Greenville, S. C.
H. C. MILLEU
Walhalla, S. C.
D O N II A M & M I L L E R,
A ttornoys-nt-Lnw,
Wnlhnlln, S. C.
Practice In State and Federal
I Courts.
(Associated with Mr. Bonham In
Civil Actions only.)
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CHURCH DI RECTOR 7. Q
? <?> ? ?$ *?> ? *?> ? ? ? ? ??> {?> ? #
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Rev. Andrews, Rector.
Services second and fourth Sunday
nights at S.00 o'clock.
Presbyterian.
Rev. Geo. M. Wilcox, Pastor.
Walhalla Church-Preaching 2d
and 4th Sabbath. Morning servLo,
ll a. m.; evening .ervlco 8 p. m.
Sabbath School (weekly) 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
Bethel Church-Preaching 2d and
4th Sabbaths. Preaching service,
3.30 p. m. Fifth Sabbath, ll a. m.
Sabbath School, 3 p. m. w
Ebenezer Church-Preaching* on
1st Sabbath at 4 p. m.
Richland Church-Preaching 1st
and 3d Sabbaths. Morning service.
11.30 a. m.
Sabbath School, 10.30 a. m.
Lutheran.
Rev. T. B. Eptlng, Pastor.
English services evory Sunday
morning at ll o'clock; Sunday
School nt 9.45 a. m.
Missionary Society meets on Wed
nesday after tho first Sunday in each
month.
Ladles' Aid Society meets or? Wed
nesday after tho third Sunday in
each month.
A cordial Invitation I? extended to
all to worship with us.
First Baptist Church,
John Knox Hair, Pastor.
Preaching at ll a. m. nod 8.00
8.00 j), m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. every
Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Thunsdayat
8.30 p. m.
Woman's Mission $OCl< ty on Wed
nesday after the 2d Sunday in oach
month nt 3.30 p. m.
Ladles' Aid Society meets on Wed
nesday alter thc 4th Sunday in each
month.
The public cordially invited to
theso services.
Bitters
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration und female
weaknesses they aro the supremo
remedy, ns thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY,LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is tho best medicine ever sold