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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-31
is STATESMAN
AND DIPLOMAT
Continued From Faye One.

! Jobs than men with the comforts OF
vote for taft He Is not politician
but he has made a great president
ana is doing the world good. Like
Washington and Lincoln ne has a
! temperament for the place and under
a little different circumstances might
/ today be filling with distinction the
oiIlcc of chief justice of the United
states.
! lie is a gentleman, a statesman,
and diplomat. He Is clear headed
clean hearted and patriotic. He does
not play politics nor favorites. lie en-
forces the law alike for rich and poor
lie is the President of all our people,
lie Is not bully, a black guard. mol
a demogogue. lie never made pa
nic. broke his word. nor throw
friend. He Is normally minded. He
does not lie and no has no Ananias
Club. lie defends the constitution.
and believes in representative govern
ment with orderly progress. He is in
The highest sense a true American
Some one shDuts that he stole his
nomination. Then he must have stol-
on IL from somebody Can anyone
name the owner? Surely neither
Cummins nor La Toilette owned II.
for one had only ten DELEGATES and
;he other thirty six. Nor did the bolt
crs own IL, for only a small minority
bolted, counting contesting delegates
and all. No, there was no stealing
uf nomination i'm Chicago. There
was an attempted theft, aud then the
would-be thieves cried, stop thief e.
cover their bolts while they organzed
the Bull Moose party. Out Of tive
hundred and thirty eight contests they
admitted bluff in all but thirty four
and dropped them. And even these
were mostly rejected after careful
hearing. The lie has done its work
bat IL is only a lie. And now while
the Bull Moosers stand at Arranged
don and battle for the Lord they are
stealing the right Of every Republican
To vote in South Dakota and Califor-
mia.
Clean Campaign Funds.
an the Investigation of campaign
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Ca do certain things TO populariye his
administration and assure his rca
election. The suggestions did not APP
peal t. MIN. and striking the table
with his fist he exclaimed, 4 would
rather be President for two years than
trimmer for six
Such is the man in the White
House, and such is the sort Of man
that ought always 10 be there"
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been bitterly maligned, but the truth
is iindins its way TO the light, the
demagogue. the boodler, the mar seek
ing special privilege. the fumings
of the faithless friend and the sacred
chorus OF the Pie Eaters Union.
"A year and half ago. when Mr..
Taft had served two years and had two
more to serve the tariff bin being
then Litterly criticised. be was urged
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SAYS Y. S. COOKS EXCEL.
With This Idea New Yorker Will
Invade Paris.

New York. oct, 3o-."I am going L.
take a regular New York restaurant to
Paris" said Thomas STANLEY. VINO has
Just returned from Europe. He and
members of his family own three res
taurants In this city.
Il have been in every restaurant Of
Importance In Paris and ann convinced
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Clean Campaign Funds.

"ln the investigation of campaign
contributions. Taft alone stands forth
untainted and unafraid. The trust ru,,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
Co. Treasurer's Term of Office

The following act was passed
at the last session Of the legisla-
ture. and explains itself:
SECTION l. Be it enacted by
the general assembly of the
State of South Carolina, That
the official term Of office of coun-
ty treasurers shall begin July l
after each general election: Pro
vided, That the present county
treasurers term Of office be con-
tinued until July l, 1913.
SECTION 2. That all Acts and
parts of Acts inconsistent with
this Act are hereby repealed.
Under this act whoever is
nominated IN the primary cleo
ton this year for county treas
urer in any county Of the State
will not take charge until July
], 1913.
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Yonah Land.

IT, f.mons Piedmont section, Ncrt
E,st 4 ne Georgia. es The land Of opportunls!
snecial inducement to fruit grower,
dairvmen, stockmen. and poulHymen
\ areat demand for diversified farming
Some products to sell every
s,on n,o market and best prices. Twer
~ odd ,Tourist hotels in Haoersnai
County, C. (both summer and winter r'
sorts), only IS miles from Atlanta 'a
so s0s;n IN line of Southern Railway to Wast :
;na.on. i,'a D. G.. Ten acres apple archard
,uo nroduced 5000 bushels Of apples ne9lns
sssoo. ess 90. Equally as good Tor peaehes
Sseeu, sscsns grapes etc. The test'of faJntn z
! psvds ppnds viii produce from l to 2 bales q
.anuS Sa.ton co to 100 bushels of corn pc
coreoi ,ore besides large crops Of small graf
I snd hay Pure water, fine climate: n
nosqpsosss ,,aassss splendid 1893 ssssssy ss; e,e1s sa
non. Prices range from $500 to $3.50
no, sc.e. Send for descriptive Pamph
let and price list.
CoRNELIA.REAL ESTATE AND
INVESTMENT co.
C)RNELIA, GA.
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The Boy Scouts.

Not many people know any
thing about the Boy Scout or
ganization. Some have possibly
concluded that it is an excuse
for boys to idle away their time,
form bad habits and become un-
ruly and mischevious. But
quite the contrary. II the boys
observe and carry out the rules
and principles of the order it is
one of the best things they can
be in.
Here is the oath or obligation
each boy takes when he joins:
l. To do my duty to my God
and my country, and to obey
the scout law.
2. To help other people at all
times.
5. To keep myself physically
strong, mentally awake, and
morally straight.
Under the rules Of the scout
law a boy is trained to be truth
full, trustworthy, loyal, helpful,
friendly, courteous, kind, obedi-
ent, cheerful, thrifty, brave,
clean and devout. They are
forbidden to smoke, chew, curse,
use bad or obscene language,
engage in questionable pass
times, idleness, foolish sports,
and such like. It will be a
splendid training for any boy to
be a member of the scouts and
parents are encouraged to allow
their boss to join. It is a prob
lem with many parents in Pick
ens now on the closing of the
school as to what the boys will
do until school opehs again.
The boy scouts will be helpful
to them and also help the par
enta solve this problem.
There is an organization here
headed by Mr.. Hagood Bruce
as Scout Master, A better Sc
lection of a leader could not
have been made in Pickens.
Mr.. Bruce is a young man of
sober habits, moral life and a
high toned gentleman, and we
feel quite sure the boys will be
in good hands and under good
influences while in his care.
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Liberty Route 4.

Mr.. Editor
The dear old Sentinel comes
to US every week and we do en-
Joy reading its pages.
Farmers are making good use
of the time now putting in ferti-
lizer and planting during this
beautiful weather.
The nights have been rather
cool for cotton but a little more
sunshine will bring it up all
right:
Three cheers for the Farm
ing wife'' who replied to the
question asked in The Sentinel
what will the farmers do with
their fertilizer. y
I am a farmers wife and am
glad the question was answered
for we farmers are the happiest
people on earth, and if there IS
place and plenty we get our
share.
The young folks had a de,
lightful singing at the home OF
Mr.. W. F. Young last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Julia Young and child.
rem spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Cooley.
Mrs Ella Adams visited Mrs.
Eva Cooley Sunday afternoon
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Commencement at Central.

The commencement exercises
of the Central graded school
will take place next week be-
ginning Sunday. The following
program will be carried out:
Sunday, May 26th:
IL a. m.-Sermon by Rev. Mr..
Babb, of Easley.
Monday, May 9th.
10 a. m.-Contest for ]. n.
Morgan medal.
s p. m.-Uontest for T. NJ.
Norris medal.
s p. m..Contest for Jarrett
music medal,
Tuesday, May 28th,
10 a. m.-Graduating exer-
cises.
The public is cordially in, tied
to attend all these exercises.
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News From Liberty,

This week is being taken up
by the going=public in attend
ing the annual commencement
of Liberty high school. DR., W.
is. Dorsey, of Johnson, S. c.,
preached the commencement
sermon last Sunday to a large
and attentive congregation.
The auditorium was filled to it's
utmost capacity. One of the
most interesting features of the
entire commencement program
was the play of rip Van
Winkle," by the high school
pupils. The class day exercises
were held Tuesday morning at
IL o'clock, and the graduating
exercises took place Tuesday
night ats o'clock, The school
has had a very successful year
under the excellent supervision
Of Prof. Carlisle, who has done
vast amount for the better
ment Of it during the time he
has had charge Of it.
There has just closed a ten
days series Of meetings at the
Methodist church, conducted d by
Evangelist Rev. 3. McLendon,
Of Union. S. e,
4 very pleasant and interest
ing event Of last week was a
pupils recital, given by Miss
Irene Clarke's music class, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. B.
Byrd, in West End, on satur-
day evening, from s to II
o'clock. The guests were re-
cieved in the hall by the hostess,
Miss Clark, assisted by Mrs. 6.
B. Byrd. About 35 invited
guests were present to partake
Of the enjoyments of the occa-
sion. The program was ad-
mirably arranged and the
nusic was beautifully rendered,
each pupil doing their part ex-
ceedingly we'll. After the re
cital dainty refreshments We're
served by Misses Media BYRD.
Nellie Robinson and hattie
Boroughs, which was greaEly
enjoyed by all After this ABOUT
an hour was spent in the parlor
relating love experiences" and
in playing interesting and
amusing games. Miss Clarke
is a very attractive young lady
of Augusta, Ga. She is an eN'
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celltnt music teacher and takes
great interest in the advance
ment Of her pupils. She has
been teaching music in Liberty
and also Norris and E:a4sley for
the past nine years.
Mrs. T. H. Keenan, has re-
turned home after a pleasant
stay with her father, Mr.. B. +.
Parsons, of Pickens.
Miss Daisy Getty, a charming
young lady of Fayetteville, N.
&C., has returned home, after a
pleasant stay Of two months
with relatives here, She was
accompanied home by her sister,
Mrs. Parker Brown, who will
spend a month in and around
Fayetteville before returning
home.
Roy Gaines spent the latter
part of last week with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Gaines, of Norris.
Mrs. Georgia Boggs is on an
extended visit to relatives in At
lanta.
Dr.. C. W. Smith, Of Newry.
spent few hours between
trains with relatives here Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. j. E. Grim, was in
Greenville Saturday on business.
Mrs. F. B. Mauldin. and little
daughter, Irene of Central,
spent Tuesday of last week with
her sister Mrs. Angie Smith.
Miss Earnestine Rankin visit
ed relatives in Pickens recently.
Mrs. John P. Smith, of near
Six Mile, spent the latter part of
last week with her son, J. War
ren Smith.
Mrs. J. G., Bailey, accompanid
by her three interesting little
boys, left Saturday for Sumter
where she will be gone for sever:
al weeks, visiting home folk.
Mrs. G. R. Knox and two
little daughters, of Seneca, visit
ed relatives here last week.
Miss Lucille Thomas, Of At
lanta, is the attractive guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brown, at
the Brown House" this week,
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Pickens Graded Sched to Close

The closing exercises of the 10
cal school will be held Thurs
day and Friday of this week.
Beginning Thursday evening.
the 23d, at 8 o'clock, the exerci-
ses will be by the graded school
department., as follows:
Fan Drill First Grade
A Toy Shop I'd and Sd =
On to Victory, A Temperance
Cantata: and
"Jes' Like White Folks
4th and 5th Grades
Sunflower March-6th and 7th "
Ball Tossing Pantomime
9Th and 9TH Grades
Humorous Recitation
Harry Robinson
The commencement exercises
proper will take place Friday
evening beginning at $3.50 o.
clock, as follows:
Salutatory-Miss Matte Grit
fin.
Prophesy-Miss Nellie Free
man.
Will-Miss Florence Suther-
land.
Hissory-Miss Ruth Cannon.
Valedictory-Ed. Bowen.
| Immediately after the gyadu-
ating exercises the literary ad-
dress will be delivered by DR.. D..
NJ. Ramsey. president of G. F,
c., Greenyille.
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their friends are glad to see
them again.

UllS1I dSdllI.
Reports from over the county
show that the farmers have
made good use of the fews days
of fair weather during the past
week. It is now estimated that
fifty per cent. of a normal cot
ton crop and from twenty-five
to thirty per cent. Of a normal
corn crop has been planted.
With favorable weather and
seasons from now on, q fair
crop is expected. The small
grain crop is almost a total fail
ure.
Do you know what hymn the
band was playing when the II
TANIC sank? how big the ship
was-the exact nature of the ac-
cident that caused her to sink
who the real heroes were on the
sinking vessel9 Do you know
tn: t the ship was on fire from
the day it started across the sea:
All these facts and others were
withheld from the newspapers,
to be told in THE Sinking of
the Titanic" which is sold for
only s1.OO, by A. NJ. Jones'
Pickens, S. C,
Mr.. J. c. Garrett, of Norris,
was in town last week and is
very enthusiastic about the Six
Mile school. At the last meet
ing of the trustees he was elect
ed financial agent of the school.
and he says he is going to raise
the money needed by the mid
die of October. Another dormi-
tory is needed, and he thinks
steps will be taken at an early
date to build it. He is not only
looking for funds to cover the
debt now on the institution, but
for girls and boys to fill it, and
he feels hopeful that the next
session will open with double
the attendance of the last. The
faculty is a strong one and ev-
cry indication points to a sue
cessful year.
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Memorial

I sometimes wonder why God
took my boy,
I loved him and his life was my
greatest Joy,
But I am going to meet hin
on the other shore,
Where pain and parting comes
never more.
For Perry Roper by his
broken hearted mother.
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Citation.
State of South Carolina,
County oS PickenS

State of South Carolina, -
County Of Pickens. 3
BY j. B. Newbery, Pro5ate Judge.
Whereas, Matte Gillian made suit tc.
me to grant her letters ofc Admiuisra-
ton of the Estate and effets Of Cyds
Boggs
These are therefore. TO citc and ao-
monish all and singular the kindred ana
creditors of the said Clyde Boggs,
ue me- in the .es Court s Of Probate rob to be held
at Pickens on the 9Th day of Jnne,
1912 next. after publication hereof, ct q
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 L day OF
May Ammo Domini 1912. =
2t6 J. B. Newbery,
J. 2. p
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bricks, A. M. Simmons, T. B.
Clark.
No. 81. Ambler-R. B. Brown
w. G.: Hendricks, G.. T. Free
man.
). No. 3s. Hagood--A. S. Porter.
J. F. Kelly, g, Griffin,
No. SO, Twelve Mile-C. NJ.
Gravely, J. L. Stephens, Hoyt
Townes.
mo. 40. Martin-W. NJ Benja-
min, J. E. Durham, w T Jones
No. Al. Mile Creeks. B. Dal
ton, J. E. Nix, W. R. Curtis.
No. 42. Keowee j. L. Muir
phree, J. S. H. Price, T A Stew
art.
No. 43. Bethel-No report
No. "A. Shady Groye-L. c.
Owens, B. F. Murphree, J. E.
Keasler.
No. As. Antioch-A. T. Win.
chester, W. +: Grant, B. R.
.Gilstrap.
No. 46, Hampton--R. NJ,
Lusk, NJ. D. Cantrell, T. G.
Lynch.
No. At. Holly Springs-No re-
port.
No. 4S. Rock-J. L. Starsell,
E. C. Edens, D. NJ. Chastain
No. 40. Grove. J. Burgess
D. /. Barker, A. A, Whitnaire
No. 50. Rocky Bottom-No re
port,
No. 81. Eastatoe--J. D. Chap
pell, J. C. Chappell, E. c. Bowie
No. 50. Cane Creek-No re-
port.
No. So. Laurel Fork-No re
port.
No. 55. New Town-No repr
No. Sc. Montvale-So report
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School Trustees

county on May il, 1912, the fol-
lowing were elected trustees for
the several school districts:
No. /. Crosswell-R. B. Kay
II, w. Garrison, J. O. Hughey.
No. 2. Dayton-R. H. Satter
field and two yet to be elected.
No. 3. Zion-RR. T. Lesley.
Andrew Burgess, Isaac Griffith,
No. 4. Flat Rock-H, 6. Fow-
Ter, F. G. Brown, w. r. Young.
No. j. Bahama. II. Revis,
W. S. Smith, W. B, Owens. n
No. 6. Symmes-W. A. Dob
son, J. G. Boggs, 0. D. Epps,
No. 7. Tabor-Henry Rampey,
Il. a, Howe. Julius Martin.
No. s. Calhoun G. H. Hen
bricks, W. A. Boggs, W. N.
Cochran.
y No. 9, Central-R. e. Gaines,
IS. R. Kelly. c. J. Tarrant.
No. 10. Johnston-H. 0. En-
trekin, G. F. Norris, J. F, Will
liams,
:, No. II. Liberty-W. H. Chap
man, W, A.Sheldon, ], G. Boggs
No. 12. Reunion-Fred Will
liams, T. n. Smith, W. W. Nor
ris.
mo, Is. Easley-R. F. Smith,
J. H. Cheatham, J. l.. Camp,
No. IA. Mauldin-W. It. Dorr
D. M. Mauldin, N. D. Satterfield,
Jr.
No. Is. Lenhardt-B. D. Len
hardt, J. E. Garrick, w. McMa=
han.
No. l6. Faro. E. Day, W,
O. Jones, ": 7. freeman.
Iy No. IT, Dacusville-J. T. Rob
inson, Lee Hunt, W. NJ. Ponder
No. l8. Maynard-B, n .'laz-
ener. B. H. Whitmire, H. Smith
No. 19. Cedar Rock-No re-
port.
No. 20, Bethlehem-W. T.
Bates, Lawrence RGilstrap, ".
P. Stewart.
No. q. Roanoke-No report.
No. %. Gates-J. M. Bolding,
R. H. Barkley, J. G. Duckworth
No. %. Long Branch-No re-
port.
No. "a. Garvin-W. J. Kelly,
J. NJ. Stephens, y. u. kaY'
No. Is. Kings-N. R. Kenne-
more, T, S. Ramsey, J. A. Driv-
er.
No. 2e. Palestine-No report.
No. 81. Six Mile-J. L. Dill
lard, J. E. Merck, D. E. Garrett
No. %. Praters-G. c. Bold,
ing, J. NJ. Entrekin, R. NJ. Bold;
ing.
No. 20. Wolf Creek-A, A,
Mann, J. P. Whitmire, S. L.
Simmons.
No. 80. Town Creek-No re
port.
h No. 81. Pic'1ens-T. J. Maui
din, 7. L. Bivins, Frank McFal
i No. 80. CLASSY Mt.-S. T
Freeman, w. E. Hendricks, W
H. Anthony.
No. 33. Mica-G. B. Williams
W. B: Nimmons, D. +. Suther
land:
No. 35. Olga-G. G. Foster
NJ. c.. Fowler, Thos. Sammon'
No. 36. Oolenoy-W. F. Hen
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors

ALL Persons holding claims against
the estate of the late b. L. Clayton
must present the same duly proven ch
or before the day of June 1872, OF oe
debarred payment, and all persons M
debted to said estate, must make payy
ment On or before the above date' 70 the
undersigned. Mrs. ME-. Cii!t'n'.
Executrix
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Notice

Ny shop is now equipped with
tools sufficient to handle any
lob in blacksmithing. PloW
sharpening, sweep setting, tire
shrinking and horse shoeing are
all hobbies of mine. When your
horse becomes lame from bad
shoeing or contracted feet, bring
him to me. Buggy and wagon
repairing, both wood and IRON
work. VIII Rosemond
Next to Sentinel Office.
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Notice Of Final Settlement and

discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that | vii
make application to J. B. Newberry
ESQ.,, Judge of Probate for PickeDs
county, in the State of South carolina,
on the 6 day Of June 1912, at ii O'clock
IN the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as
said application can be heard for leave
to make final settlement of the estate
of Mrs. L. a. Dacus, dece ased, and OBJ
tain discharge as execute said estate
Ats AthurJones,
Execu y
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The pickens Sentinel
!. LOCAL BREVlTIES
Some Things You Know and Some
You Don't Know About Our
Towns, County ( People

n
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. T. D. Harris went to At
lanta last week.
What about that cleanup
day for Pickens!
Mr.. and Mrs, N. R. Kenne
mur Of Central visited relatives
here Thursday.
Hoi for the commencement of
the Pickens graded school on
Thurday and Friday nights.
Mr.. R. t. Jaynes, a promi-
nent lawyer sof Walhalla, was
in the city Monday on profes-
sional business.
Mr.. J. w. Major. of near Pied
mont, was a visitor in the city
last week. He reports that ev-
erything is going democratic in
his section.
Mrs. McCleskey and Mrs.
Owens, both of Piedmont, are
on a visit to the family of Clerk
of Court Bcggs and other friends
in the city.
Deputy Collector Aiken, of
North Carolina, and Constable
LaBoon destroyed three illicit
distilleries in the mountains of
this county last week.
Rev. W. NJ. Duncan, former
ly presiding elder of this district.
but now Of Columbia, was in
the city a few days last week.
He came for a little rest and re-
cuperation.
Mr.. Eb. II. Field is announced
this week for the office of coun-
ty treasurer. Mr.. Field is a
voupg man, a son Of Col. 0. P.
Field. and IS well qualified for
!, the position.
The wireless operator on the
Titanic charged the New York
American 100000 for his story,
but I will give You that same
tale, and many others, for Sl.00
A. NJ. Jones:
Fickens, S. G..
+ Constable LaBoon captured 40
gallons of whisky one night
last week in the region of Catee
chee. About a dozen men had
gathered around it, presumably
to divide itup, but the officers
flushed them and got the liquor
Mr.. n. B. Moore is announced
this week as a candidate for the
office of county commissioner.
Mr.. Moore has served in this Ca
naejty and is willing for the pea
pie to judge his future efforts in
the interest of the county by
the past.
SherifNRoark went to Allan
ia Friday and brought back
Newton Clinkscales and Prince
Hill, both colored, Clinkscales
is wanted on a charge of obtain
Ing money under false pretens-
es, and Hill is under sentence
by Magistrate Jamison for petit
!arcenv>
Rev. W. J. Bolt, who was for
merly in the drug business here
but who has recently entered
the ministry and is now assist
ant pastor to DR.. J. F. Vines, of
the First Baptist church, Ander-
son, will preach in the Baptist
church at Easlev next Sunday
morning and night.
The Cemetary Association has
been disbanded on account OF a
iaek of interest on the part Of
many of the members and citi:
zens. and as there are no. funds
to defray the expenses of keep
inc it cleaned off and repaired,
parties having lots will be ex-
aeeted to look after them:
The baseball season was open
ed here Saturday. when the
Pickens sluggers defeated the
Easley Walkovers by a ! to y
score. It was a very good game
featured by the work Of Ralph
Hester at first and Furn1an Pace
in the box for the locals, and
the splendid pitching OF Ander-
son for the visitors.
Dr. j. L. Bolt, Of Easley,
makes frequent visits to Pick
ems. Many Of his former pat
rons here still require his servic-
es. He is being importuned by
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[ have just received a fresh
shipment of THE Sinking OF
the Titanic,'' Get one now,
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