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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1905
Page
1
Overstocked on men s 15 1/2 to 16 size negligee shirts offered at 65 cents each. Entire lot of men women and children s oxfords priced to move with men s oxfords from 1 65 to 2 50 and women s from 1 65 to 2. Visit store to see best styles and savings while stock lasts.
The Sunshine excursion steamer sank at Broad Ripple, ten miles from Indianapolis, this afternoon with over a hundred aboard. Three bodies recovered, search underway for missing passengers. A Union dispatch quotes Senator Tillman in a garbled beer dispensary remark, raising questions about veracity.
Dispatches say General Linevitch is surrounded by about 430000 infantry and 1600 artillery of the Japanese in Manchuria. General Haxo awa commands forces in Korea with a large detachment, plus an unknown destination detachment. Weather is favorable and roads are drying. Japanese report burning bulls along Fastries bay shore. Chamberlain's Siliace Remedy: Never fails, buy it now, it may save life.
The Florence Times reports H. P. Brown of a Gourdin mercantile firm notes a local African American woman, about 28, who recently gave birth to four children, all reportedly living at birth. He jokes that if such births continue Gourdin will be changed by the labor surge.
Westminster reports a busy period with singing at Laurel Springs and notable visits from Mrs. Carter to Atlanta for throat treatment. It notes numerous local movements, teaching appointments, a Confederate veteran Capt. Gilmer’s death, school faculty listings, and community events including graves cleanup and upcoming September school opening.
Chooise local column notes heat and dry conditions with healthy community, typhoid fever up but cooled by mountain breezes and pure water. Carrie William of Seneca visits sister Joab Hudson family. Cheohee school opened July 1 with J W Reynolds as teacher. Jonno Lay to move near Cheohee church and build new home. A. Davis and J W Reynolds held a dinging at Cheohee Church. protracted meeting to begin next Sunday.
Widely known claim from a prominent druggist in Joplin Missouri stating that nothing on the market equals Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. The statement promotes sales by listing W Hall in Walhalla and W Lunney in Seneca as sellers.
News from Yokio reports the bulk of the Twain army on Sakhalin surrendered to Japanese forces on July 31. Prisoners include Governor Linosoff, 70 officers, and 3,200 men. An independent cavalry assault began July 28, routing Russians who fled north to Ones. Liapsoff surrendered on the 30th. Also noted is the missing mayor of Paterson, New Jersey, who left debts of 25,000 dollars by misrepresentation and insufficient capital.
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