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Sample Tailored Suits at $500.

The history of these Suits will explain why rarely good
bargains be offered First of a-inported
models secured inspirations These made by
New York tailors which the French English
linked with American tailoring.
With hundred and of these samples finished the
time To ustrateone exquisite model has
rejected because much produce order
at price of $4,000 Another model is unusually attractive
but requires too much time produce For dozen
this model and that has be rejected Now you
appreciate why omorrows sale of these samples will pro
life of exclusive styles and a bargain price?
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mobile Club of America; motion to dis
miss or affirm submitted by Mr.. William
w. Niles for the defendant in error in
support of the motion, and by Mr.. WILL
liam Ford Epson for the plaintiff in
error in opposition thereto.
No 285. The interstate commerce COM
mission, appellant, agt. Harry j. Diffen-
baugh ct AL:
No 2S6. The interstate commerce COM
mission. appellant, agt. F. H. Peavey &
Co. ct al; and
No. 257. Union PACING Railroad Com
pany, appellant. agt. F. H. Peavey & Co.
ct al. argument continued by Mr.. Frank
Hagerman and Mr.. John Barton Payne
for the appellees. by Mr.. Maxwell Evarts
for the Union Pacific Railroad Company
and concluded by Mr.. Solicitor General
Lehman for the interstate commerce
commission.
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United States Commerce Court.

Present: Presiding Judge Knapp and
Judges Archibald. Hunt. Garland and
Mack
The following attorneys were admitted
see. John Barton Payne of Illinois. Cor
nelius Lynde of Illinois, Hale Holden OF
Missouri. Victor H. Wallace of Washing
ton, D. c.; Chauncey E. Richardson Of
Washington, D. C.: Joseph N; Teal OF
Henson NJ. Stephens of Washington,
Johnston 3. Campbell of Washington.
John s. F1annery of Washington. d. c.,
and Lee Douglas OF Tennessee.
Santa Fe Railway Company ct al. agt.
United States and interstate commerce
commission. interviewer; to set aside an
order Of the interstate commerce COM
mission prescribing rates on lumber from
the southwest to Omaha, South Omaha
and Lincoln, Neb.. and Deg; Moines. Iowa.
Petitioners were granted leave to extend
time of filing amended petition to Novem-
Der Is, 1911.
No. 50 and No. 81. Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway Company ct al
agt. United States, respondent. and in
| terstate commerce commission, inter-
| veneer; Union Pacific Railroad Company
ct al agt. United States, respondent. and
interstate commerce commission. inter-
veneer; known as the fourth section
cases; to set aside orders of the inter-
state commerce commission issued under
authority conferred by the fourth section
| of the act to regulate commerce as
amended June Is. 1910. relating to the
| long and short haul. Leave to intervene
granted the city Of Spokane, WASH; the
county of Spokane, Wash: Chamber of
Commerce of Spokane and the Spokane
Jobbers' Association.
No. 46 and No. Al. Nashville Grain
Exchange ct al. agt United States. re-
spondent. and interstate commerce
commission. interviewer; and Louisville
| and Nashville Railroad Company ct al.
agt United States. respondent. and in
! terstate commerce commission. inter-
veneer: 70 set aside IN order OF the
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James Blackwell. colored, nineteen
years old, is held at the fourth precinct
police station on a charge OF setting nre
to an unoccupied house In Hammersley
court southwest. He denies the charge.
He was measured and photographed at
nol,ce HEADQUARTERS today and will have
q preliminary hearing in the Police Court
tomorrow.
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CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice An
derson.
United States Sgt John Jones aud Rob
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U. S. Court of Customs Appeals.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery
and Associate Judges Smith, Barber, De
Vries and Martin.
Resolutions were presented by COM
mittee of the bar. consisting of Mr.
William L. Wemple, assistant attorney
general; Mr.. w. Wickham Smith and Mr..
James l.. Gerry. and were ordered spread
in full upon the minutes Of the court.
setting forth that this court and the law
yers admitted to practice at it's bar
record their sense OF the loss which the
court and the bar have sustained through
the lamented death Of David Frank
Lloyd, late assistant attorney general,
and of the high esteem in which he was
held. as we'll on account of his profess
sional accomplishments as his personal
qualities.
No $40 Watson Bros, appellants, agt.
United States; mica; dismissed by stip-
ulation.
No 671. William Cramp & Sons, ap-
pellants, agt. United States; manganese
iron alloy; dismissed on motion Of ap-
pellee.
No. 875. Bling & Co.'S successors. ap-
pellants, agt. United States; protest. Ar
burn for the appellant. Mr.. c. e. Nc
Nabb for the appellee and concluded by
Mr.. A. H. Washburn for the appellant.
No. TT United States, appellant. agt
Alfred Andersen & Co.; forgings; submit
ted on briefs.
No. 63l. United States, appellant, agt.
F. A. Strauss; artificial silk. Argument
commenced by Mr.. M. T. Baldwin for
the appellant and continued by Mr.. A.
H. Washburn for the appellee.
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Norman E. Mack Elected Chairman

| NEW YORK, October 1S.-Norman Z.
Mack OF Buffalo was today elected chair
man of the democratic state committee
| here. The election was unanimous.
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THE PALAIS ROYAL
$4,000 for Supebly

new $4,000 stock sone feature the Greater Paai Royal Fashionable
To Hurea $500 yard 4oid Black Satin with silk fleece back Note that the
Brocad with
with arinbo
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PlCkenS COUNTY,
Clerks Sale.

State of South Carolina.
county or PicEens.
In Common Pleas Court.
Frank G. Ailgood, ct al. Plffs.
against
J. Milton Looper. ct al, Defts.
In pursuance of decretal order made
in the above stated case by His Honor
Judge George F.. Prince at his chan bers
at Anderson, S. e. dated Sept 90. 1911,
and On file in the Clerks Office for Pick
ems county. will sell before the court
house door at Pickens C H. S. c. dur.
ing the legal hours for sale on Salesday
in November, 1911 the following describ
ed real estate. to wit:
/. All that certain piece parcel or
tract Of land situate lying and being in
the county of Pickens and State of
South Carolina, and containing G thirty
six and five tenth C36,5) acres more or
less, and more particularly described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at an iron
pin in center of road, and running N
2l1l E. 47 chains to bend in road. thence
n. Isl E 4:S0 chains to bend; thence N
4 E. 5:35 chains to bend; thence N Sll
E 2:l1 to bend, thence N 49E4:l3 to bend,
thence N So E S:0Sch, to rock on side Of
road, thence 81 E S:55 to ash on bank
of branch, thence down said branch to
rock; thence due west 1920 ch to rock,
thence N go W10:44 ch to beginning pin.
The above described track Of land being
the northern portion of a certain tract
of land represented by plat made by
]. H. Earle, Surveyor, dated February
l4th, 1911, the same being cut off from
the 60 lilo acres by line run by said
j. H. Eerle Surveyor, on the 1st day Of
May, 1911. Reference being hereby
made to The aforesaid survey and plat
of. H. Earle, Surveyor, for a more
complete description of the 36.5 acres
the land hereby described is part of the
home place of the late Jeremiah Looper.
lying on waters of Wolf Creek waters
of IL Mile river.
5. All that piece parcel or tract of
land situate and lying and being in the
above named county and state lying on
waters of Wolf Greek, waters of Twelve
Mile River, and containing twenty three
and six tenths (23.6) acres more or less;
Beginning at an iron pin in center of
road and running S go E 1914 chains
to rock thence E 1920 chains to rock on
banks of branch, thence down said
branch to pine knot in center Of branch,
thence n 60 w 81 chains to rock on side
of road; thence up said load 8 chains to
leginning corner, and being the south
ern portion OF tract Of land represent
ed on plat made by J. H. Earle, Sur
veyor, on February 18th, 1911, the same
being cut off from a tract of 80 1-10
by i line run by said j. H. Earle, Sur
veyor on May 1st, 1911, reference is
hereby made to the aforesaid plat for
more complete description of the land
hereby conveyed the land hereby dc
scribed is part of the home place of the
late, Jeremiah Looper.
Terms of s.le cash-to the highest re-
sponsible bldder-Purchsser or lurshas-
ers to pay for all papers and recording
the same.
A. j. Boggs,
Clerk of Court,
Pickens ounty s. e.
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o'ilS WI OptGl1 Ndip pii't,
County of Pickens.
In Common Pi, as Gonrt.
VIM. II. A,nbler, Plaintiff.
against
Addie A. Barrett ct al Defendants.
In pursuance OF a decretal order made
in the above stated case by his Honor
T. S. Seasr dated June 5. 1911 and on
file in the Clerks office Plckens county
I will sell before the Court House door
at Pickens G. H., s. G.. during the lega
hours for sale on Salesday in November
l9l1-the following described real estate
situated. lying and being in the county
and state aforesaid, to wit:
/. All that certain trac. cf land in the
county of Pic&ens. and state of South
Carolina, on Ravens Fork of Twelve
Mile River containing one hundred and
fifteen and three fonrth Q158)acres more
or less ,reeable to plat of the same
made by E. C. Edens, Surveyor 3lst
August, 1897, and hath such shape, form
and marks as are represented in said
plat and adjoining lands f lIact No 9,
J. F. Hagood lands, Larkln Hendricks
and others it being a portion # the
Amber home ,'lace which MS C ,nvey-
ed to Anita 4. Breazeala (,... y ,bler)
on the 10Th | !. nf Novcm r. 1891. d"ad
recorded in Deed Book w ~ la"r G.
PickenS county secor S.
9 All that piece. parcel plantation or
tract of lam, lying and being situated in
the county of Pickens state aforesaid ,on
Ravens Fork IF Twelve Mile R. yer con-
tanning one hundred QC0) acres more or
less agreeable to a plat of the same made
by f. C. Edens, Surveyor, January Goth
1891 and hath such shap, form and
marKs as are represented in sad pat
and which is attached to tie. deed from
James H. Amber to H. O. tn',!rr ad-
joining lands of tract No. 3, J. E. Ila-
good lands tract No. and others. it
being IL portion Of the tract Of land
which J. H. Amber purchased from
Sargent Griffin, and which is now sub
divided into several tracts. lhis tract be-
ing known in the sub6is iSion AS tract
No. 4.
5. All that piece, parcel, plantation
Or tract of land lying and being situate
in the county Of pickens, state aforesaid.
on Ravens Fork Of Twelve Mill. River
containing fo:l, rr Q) acr,s mere or
less agreeable To-, plat # the same made
by E. G. E ems, Surveyor, January 20
lS94.and hath such shape, form ardnark
as are represented in said plat it being
portion nf the tract Of land which
James H. lmbler purchased from Sar-
CERT Griffin and which is now subdivid-
ed into several tracts this tract, being
known in the subdvis: on as tract No. 9
adjoining lands Of J. E. Hagood tracts
NcS. and 8.
Terms of sale-One third cash on day
of sale, the remainder in two equal
annual installments, payable in one and
two years from day of sale, sale to be
to the highest responsible bidder, the
deferred payments to bear interest at
the rate of eight per cent per annum
payable annually, with privilege to the
purchaser to anticipate payment or to
pay all cash, the credit portion to be
secured by note OF bond Of the purchas-
er and mortgage of the premises sold
The terms OF this sale must be complied
with within one hour from sale or the
premises will be resold at the risk Of the
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Greenvilie, S. G..

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Pickens
By J. B. Newberry, Probate Judge:
WHEREAS, Mrs. Nora Parkjns and
w. A. Sheldon made suit to me, to grant
them letters of Administration of the
estate and effects of G. H. Parkins.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said C. Fl
Parkins deceased. that they be and ap.
pear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, to br held at Pnkpns on the 1871
day of Oct. l9ll next after publication
hereof. at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause If any they have. why the
said administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand. this 90
day of Sept. Anno Eomini 1911,
J. B. NEwBERRY (seaI
T p O.
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]. 7. RICREY,
Coun,t Treasurer.

4Qsacres; mile from court
.house, l-2 cleared, balance in
original oak forest, joining land
of J. H. G.. Mcdaniel, I. M.
Mauldin and others. This prop
erty is for sale or trade and is
the prettiest place for a nice
home around Pickens. Price and
terms reasonable. See H. NJ.
Hester, The Peal Estate Man"
Pickens. S. c..
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Clerks Sale.
State of South Carol. ma.
County of PickenS,


County of Pickens,
IN Common Meas court.
John \ lurr.,s 9, ~.
Plaintiffs,
rs
':a''''' 7so o.
te"Ne'"''
In '-1iS' '''''e " q W - ''' oi''e1 ''''''0
IN me ''' owe s'"'t'' '":'# #'s nus i''''oi
. 1uuSN ' H'e'''i'''''s' az no ''ln
Der III VIZ ''fi'i''e = " : 'e'' '~ep' io.ii
'9i ana u ne ~ ''' :, > olii'e IN
ems COUNT VIII sci e'o'e ,'e Nou'
mouse '''' Il. = ~ ""' '''S W. Sne
ies"i '''u's 'o sue y % ,, ~
'e'''"''' i'i ''e wv Ne'o''o.' ie''i
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DR.. R. E. lNGOLD
Dentist
Liberty, S. G.
Practice at Central eve, Wednedays.
Dentist
Citation,
State of South Carolina,
County of PickenS,
Liberty, S. G.

State of South Carolina,
County Of Pickens,
BY J. B. Newoery, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Carlisle Newton and E. j.
Hester made suit to me to grant them
letters Of Administration with the will
annexed OF the Estate and effects of
Sarah A. Alexander.
These are therefore, TO cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said Sarah A. Alexander
deceased, that they be ard appear before
me. in the Court Of Probate, to be held
at Pickens on th- 9th day of Nov.
1911 next. after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
If any they have, why the said admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this "a day of
Oct. Ammo Donini 1911.
j. +. Newberry,
!. P. P, C.
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The Jelly.

The Jelly.
Sometimes We interpret too literally.
II want to learn to make jelly" said
the newly installed housewife. us it
hard?"
"Oh, Lord, no, mumv' replied the
cook, with supreme pity. tits soft. I"
Judge.
Tantalizins.
Jacobs-Tuwed's second wlfe started
going in for spiritualism. but he soon
cured her.
:Jackson-How?
Jacobs-He went with her and start
ed rs from his first
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~ SATURDAY
49, NIGHT
I SERMONS
BY
@sApaaW pgasHll

TIE uNHAsTlNG, UNFEvERlsH GOD.
Text, 'And Jesus said. Make the men sit
down."-John Vi, 10.
4 God cares FOR calendars. No use ris-
ling at Q a. n. to find fault with dark
hess and@ask why the sun has not
~ isen, I1t is not time. Though all men
hca1d clamer and complain, the sun
viii not rise until the appointed time
There's an exact second for that
event. Astronomers may calculate it
for this date 5000 A. D. God works
that The Almighty timed hour.
minute and second when the star
should fash to the wise men and the
angels sing to the shepherds. When
his Son came there was divine order.
"Mine hour is not yet come" he said
again and again. When the work was
done he said. 1.-The hour is at hand"
The calendaring was complete.
One April afternoon in Galilee d.
vinity and humanity stood face to
face. A mighty miracle was near
Five thousand people were going TO De
fed from a lads lunch basket. There's
great confusion. danger Of an awful
panic. Cossack knortS beat back Rus-
sian peasants at the cars celebraeaon'
yet 200 were trampled to death. br2t-
ish bayonets pierced famine crazed SUI
ferers in India before relief corn couid
be distributed. Christ calls halt
No tumult. with the throng trampling
down the weak. Make the men sit
down" There's no hurry, no fussing'
no fever with the Son of God.
The American Disease.
Hurry, justly or unjustiy. is caileo
ssamericanitis." the American disease.
Our climate. dry and overpius with OK
yeen: competitive system. honor and
opportunity beckoning at every street
corner. the very American ''atmos-
pherei" breed nervousness. oyersolici-
tnasz premature death. The
s ggs his shoulders, laughs,
e! l'Ssgat, is off to the
Gerr1an as4esztss;szEifsr slowly
bis pipe. Frau says. "A Gus
is in the shop ''.tch, hinimel.
& I'm watt" John Bull is rosy cheek
bed blooded; Brother Jonathan thin.
cadaverous He must "gir there
q IT, "Lawd. Purr-vuss." drawled
:$| sglish friend as dragged him
E:S 8 seeeeiam down the steps OF
Fay and tfe~car door was snap
our faces, 'is this the iawst
81 goday?" "No," clicked; 'thereh
Sother in a minute" ! can hear
Dig hearty British laugh yet. Who
3 setting this pace? Some invisible
Elevolent national spirit driving us
q. The whole structure OF Amer-
idan ssS;etI is ar2ce for the prize.
8 I've seen the ranchmen on the plains
take blazing branding irons and burn
mark Of ownership on horse and
Hurry Is taking a fiery brand
2sSyA~@--.sts-.narS on the Aun1-AscS@s
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors

NUUIC6 70 D6UUUIS dIIU VICUICUIS.
All persons holding Gains against the
state of the late J. B Freeman
deceased, must present the same duly
proven on or before the 1T day of
Nov. 1911, or he debarred payment, and
all persons indebted to said estate must
mike payment on or before the above
date 10 the undersigned.
3. S. Freeman.
Executor.
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SSalflSL
L.crttil GilStrap. Defendant
IN pursuance OF a dtcre::t order made
IN the above STATE, d c"s- ''y his Honor
Judge G.. f. Prince AT his chambers
at Anderson, 5 G.. dated Sept. 20, 1911
and On file in the Gle ks ffice for Pick
ems coun Y, will sell before the Court
Hous, door at Picker G H, S. G.. dur
rg III legal hours for sale OH Salesday
in November 1911 the following describ-
I'd real es,tte 10 vii: A certain tract or
parcel If land containing one hundred
and twent, five (iS5) acres more or less,
situated in ,he above state and county,
,unded by lands "f Daniel Loopar Sr.
Dani.l Lonper Jr. Anthony Oacus,
Thomas Looper, jeremiah -L--ol'er~ ~or.
for llS>la:Js Formerly by them)
Beginning on red oak S % E IA, thence
S 29l E Is to white oak. thence down
the neande,s of said branch to stake
n 65 E 49ch. 33 links to ash the branch
lihe 13 ch 50links to a ash, n SO w l2Ch
so links to n small hickory n 80 W 20ch
so links to post cak thence along said
road Sch, :0links to the beginning red
oak
Terms of sale cash. The purchaser
must comply with the terms within one
hour after the sale or the premises will
be reS"ld at the risk of tie former pur-
cha, 7.
Purchaser to pay for all papers and
recording the same
A. }. Boggs,
Clerk of Court.
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Ruth A. r. Roche ster 1T al

against
Ruth A. r. Roche ster 1T al
Defendants.
In pursuance of decretal order made
in the above stated case b, his Honor
Judge Geo. +. Prince, at his chambers
at Anderson. 5. G.. dated Sept. 22, 1911
and On file in the clerks Office for Pick
ems county. will sell before the Court
House door at Pickens S. G.. during the
legal hours for sale on Salesday in No
vember 1911 the following dercribed
real estate tp wit:
Fir: t:-All that piece parcel or lot cf
land lying and being situated in state
and equity aforesai containing fifteen
and 34l0) acres mere or less, adjoining
lots 3, 5, 7, Hendricks, Boggs. Houston,
d Clemson College and more fully de-
scribed by plat made Of same by j. P,
Attaway Surveyor, and known in said
plat as lot No. and decided to Mrs. j..
A. Hendricks by G. B. Cochran: admin
.strator, by deed dated December 7th
1865, and Recorded in Book GEE page
6.
Second: All that pkee parcel or tract
of land lying an being in th' State and
County aforesaid containing Twelve (l2)
acres more OF less. bounded by lands of
W. R. Cochran on the North South and
West, on the East by lands of Aaron
Boggs, according to a plat made by John
B. Stribling on the Bid day of January
1894. and decided to Mrs ]. A. Hen
bricks (ailerward Hendricks) by J. b.
G. Mcdaniel S. P C. by deed dated Jan
uary 27th 1902 ,-an,, X, corded in deed
Book 'V" page AZ.
Terms of sale; cash on day of sale.
Terms of sale must be complied with
within on, hour OF the premises will be
resold at the risk of the former purchas-
er. Purchaser or Purchasers to pay for
all papers and the recording of same.
A. j. Boggs,
Clerk of Court.
q n
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"The Royal Road To-

~ Tfsau age Of electricity swapping
and cracking. Electricity seeks short
circuits. f,'s the day Of short story.
Dickens, Eliot and Hawthorne are for.
gotten. Magazines are even abandon,
ing the serial story. Sermons spoken
must be twenty minutes; those printed
must be tabloid. It's the bark Of the
Eve inch rapid FIRE gun rather than the
boom Of the thirteen inch ordnance Ed
ucation is rushed. Degrees are con-
ferred instead Of earned-"S Spanish at
Ia Glance Business Taught In Ten
Lessons" Colleges offer cross cuts to
diplomas. One correspondence school
has 100000 students. The singular
thing is that with increase Of hurry
there Is decline Of faith and attend.
ance to religious things. An age Of
hurry is extraordinarily fckle Hurry
Is not because of fullness. but of emp
tyneSS. Haste fuss. fever. is the sure
mark Of human inferiority.
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors,

ALL persons holding claims against
the estate of the lat. g. N. Parkins must
present the same duiv proven on or be-
fore the day of December 1911, or be
debarred pay ynent and all persons indebt-
ed to said estate must make payment
on or before the above date, to The un-
dersigned
Mrs. Dora Parkins,
w
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Mans Mania For Speed.

heres something in our climate dry
eseSsrieal that brings necrosis Of
iFity. We are s0,000,o00 charged
ivanic batteries. Attach one Of US
desk, a pulpit, pen. and We
sash on till the current is exhausted.
II there are thirty porches in row
there will be. at least ninety rocking
( chairs. all going furiously. while the
s occupants tell excitedly. possibly
: shrilly, Of an entertainment where they
Enearly died. 4a7dshing: On the way
home the>darkness was Egyptian, It
rai6sd pitchforks." and the mud was
'sknee Deep Stand at the ferry, the
railroad station. the trolley terminus.
See the crowd surge on or dash off,
fighting going up stairs or down,
sQuirmirg and elbewing to get through
SeAeSgateway. What's the hurry? No
one SBews. The Niagara gorge is a
swift strean- but it bears no vessels
of commerce. Tne autoist goes at
frightful clip in the hope Of getting
somewhere hedoesn't peed to so in as
small q. fragment Of time as the speed
laws VII SLOW BE has dread Of
assng considerl TO be 'has-
m Is disgrace. @old $685." once
pride Of the, New York Central.
m Of all express records, now
@ a a milk train along the Hudson.
Empire State express to milk
Degradation! That's the specter
lunts our national American
|4| Bet our mental pietGre of the
81 pf His Country Is loftilS calm
os grafton on Lisoln YOU'D
# iefe AsEithSte adjective
Our naightiesesens1al was
sht manso9 Gaiena." With our
th century eighteen hours to
speed are we any better than
Samuel Adams drove from Bos-
to PhfIadelphia In an old ehaise
squeaked with patriotism?
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Clerks Sale.

State of South Carolina,
County of Pickens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
=. Ii. Dacus ct al Plaintiffs