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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-30

Love seeks mutually, and grows by
the sense and hope of response. or We
should love beautiful in animate
things more than We do.-H. G. Webs.
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Always Wall Streets Friend.

A Roosevelt editorial in The Outlook
boomed prices in Wall street. Wall
street. then. must be honest at last
Nothing that Roosevelt ever did or said
was intended to harm Wall street.
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People ride in taxicabs to hide the
fact that they really can't afford street
cars.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-30

Love is like the measles; 1t has
more power when 1t attacks one late
In life.-Constance Howell.
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What a man can't understand is
how a woman would rather write let
tiers than enjoy herself.
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The man who asks the father for a
girls hand has already been passed
upon by the family DOM to the baby.
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20 him who hath shall be given,
specially when It's trouble
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A man expects girl he is engaged
to to command him to do thing, and
when he Is married to her to beg him
to
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-30

Open the door of your heart for
Christ, and he will open the door Of
heaven for you.
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Even if man is a hundred years
old he thinks be looks only ninety.
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The capacity of mans family to
spend money is only limited by his
capacity to get it for them.
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THOUGHTS OF LOVE

The modest man Is the last to tri-
umph over q Eoman.-Robert Hichens.
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The fun you pay for is more fun to
the mar you pay II to.
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PICKENs DRUG co.
Notice of Sale.
The Pickens Railroad Company hereby gives notice
3th day of June 1872 beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m al
depot at Pickens, S. c. it will through the unaersgn
horized agent offer and expose for sale to the hghes
cash all the refused and unclaimed freignt ano eS
which the charges have not been paid as listed below
Parties to whom these articles have been shipped c.
the sale by paying charges before day OF sale.
No Name Articles
Heath; Bruce Morrow Co, sask sss TBsseee 5Saos
8. W. J. Powell pkge q cada) Bxs. Tobacco.
4. No name-2 boxes Tobacco.
6. VIM. Rosemond-1 sack Oyster shells.
T. Keowee Supply Cos boxes Tobacco.
s. Pickens Bottling Works. box Glass.
9. Keowee Supply Co boxes Can Goods
TO- A. c. Smith, box Medicine.
H. No name-1 barrel Crockery.
r. j. L. Ramey-1 barrel Crockery, box China
doz. G. Baskets, pail Candy.
box Notions.
49, No name-1 bdl. Plows, pd. Baskets.
g barrel Mty. Bottles.
16 NJ C. Dodgens-1 Sewing Machine.
II. No name-lot Pots. Skillets & etc.
49, W.. Kopp-1 Can OIL
49, No name-1 Package D. B. Foot Plows
90 Box Soap,
81. g. NJ Hines-1 case Stock Food. Stand
g. Central Mfg. Co.'S Rolls Roofing
23 Nc name-2 Cans Syrup
o. Dora Leslie--I Boxed Lamp
25 No name- Box Starch.
26 P. w Smith, Boxes Glass,
e. No name-1 Box Medicine.
2S VIM Rosemond-1 Buggy Body.
g. c. H. Rice-1 Brl Cider. / Box G. Ware.
30 J. B. Seaborn.-1 Box G. Ware.
81. Moore & Mauldin-2 Brls. Syrup.
EXPRESS.
Welborn-1 Pkg
g. No nanle-1 Box.
8. J. z Manley-1 Box.
4 Noname-lBox.
s. A. Sheriff Box.
Is. w E. Stephens Pkg.
Z. No name-1 Box Drugs.
g. TT. Turner-1 Box
80. b. A. Richeyl Pkg.
TO- No name-1Car.
:. H. Lola Harris-1 Doll Carriage and cts.
H. T. D. Harris Pkg.
I3 Geo. E. Biddeford-1 Pkg.
L. L. F.. Robnson-1 Box Medic.
IS TT D. Harris-1 Bdl. Castgs.
Is. Esten Revis-1 Pkg
IT, No nane-l Book.
49, Box Medc.
49, F..B. Wilams-I Box Medic
90 Z, IF Grand7-1Pkg.
on t. uandorcon-1 pho
90 w n sesho-n-7 pho
90 M c,anshar-1 ppe
OF Ka+;a Faro1,so,,-1 Pho
Ok NJ No. nsmas1 - pEo
26 A. D. Mann Pkg.
81. ]. L. Bolt Box Medic.
2s. Noname-1 Box Medic,
29. Folger & Thornley, Box Hdw
: 90 NJ n.,ooZ1 ptr
o. p,,c,
Book
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELoR 4

Big heads are worn mostly at home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20
PERSONALS.

Miss Mildred West has returned
from Des Moines.
Mrs. Homer D. Smith and sister,
Miss Florence Peterson, have return
ed from Chicago after several weeks
visit in that city
Miss Maude H. Bruner arrived
home last evening from New York
City.
T. F. Glynn, Of Marion, Ia, is Wis
ting at the home of Mrs. F. Ganley
Mr.. Glynn was formerly clerk of the
superior court and deputy clerk OF
the federal court in this city. He is
now claim agent for the G. NJ. & st
P. Ry
Mr.. and Mrs, A. D. Lacy left satur
day afternoon for weeks visit in
Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20
New Works. Seal.
s14 MAIN STREET.

The figures on the seal of the city
OF New York refer to the trades In
which the early settlers engaged. The
beavers We're used as early as 1915,
for the trade in beaver skins was an
important industry from the colony's
beginning. In 1856 tho -four trade had
become important also. SO the wind
mills and barrels were added to typi-
fy that occupation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20
At the Htppodrome.

Tonight is the last chance to see
the great bill being presented at the
Hippodrome, including the Seven
Aviator Girls, Bert Gone Melburn,
and Kramer, Belleclaire and Herman.
A more well balanced bill than this
one is seldom found. even in the large
cities and that Keokuk appreciated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20

! the efforts OF the management Is
shown by the large audiences that
have attended each performance For
the first half OF the week, the Hippo
drome management announces pro-
gram headed by Ben Harvey and Com
pany, in a musical act that has proven
q big hit In many cities. Ben Harvey,
the owner of the act, personally com
poses all the words and music of the
songs used by the company in the
act and this statement is backed by
the management of the house. Car
letta introduces spectacular novelty
contortion act that Is very much diff
ferent from the ordinary. He has
many new features to his act and will
prove one Of the best that have been
seen at the Hippodrome this year.
Frederick I4adelle presents a really
meritorious vaudeville attraction in a
novelty mystic entertainment introduce
ing marvellous manipulation of birds
and animals, singing and dancing and
concluding with laughable comedy
stage Illusion G. x. Slade will be
heard in musical novelties and latest
motion pictures will complete the bill,
ADV.
SybiI Sannls McDermid.
The Sybil Sammis McDermid re-
cital will occur Monday night at the
Baptist church. General admission
one dollar Admission free to mem
bers who have their tickets. Tie fol-
lowing program will be presented: s
With verdure Clad: (creation)
(Haydn).
Die Mainacht (Brahms.)
Des Kindes Gebet (Reger).
Das Kraut Verg essenheit tHildach)
All! Love but a day (MSS) (Gil-
berte).
Slumber Song fMSS) fMacRadyenl.
Your Kiss (MSS) q. w. Thomp-
SOM.
Les Cloches tDe Bussy,.
Psyche (Paladilhe).
Berceuse tChaminade).
Scene du Miroir (Thais) tMassenet)
Songs by James G. McDernid.
Loves Great Song. Heart o Me-
Fulfillment Faith. Hope Charity
The Song That Ny Heart is Singing.
If Knew You. and You Knew Me.
My Love is Like the Red. Red Rose.
ADV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20

companies of the season, and but for
the unfortunate opening, with Sat
urday matinee, would do a banner
business. ADV
Louis Mann Coming in "EIevating a
Husband
With the coming here soon of Louis
Mann in "Elevating a Husband" the
interesting fact is recalled that it was
this actor and this play that furnish
ed New York theatre-goers for six
months last season with a condition
in theatricals so unusual and unique
that it created unbounded comment.
Here was a production from one of
the leading New York firms of pro-
ducers SO much to the public's liking
that artist and play were kept NOV
ing about New York from theatre to
theatre during three quarters OF tbs
entire season Opening originally at
the Liberty theatre. previously con-
tracted bookings made it necessary to
shift Mr.. Mann and his play to the
Criterion theatre Here the actor re-
NAMED for weeks until the date or
the contracted appearance of Ethel
Barrymore, 1t was Immediately ar
ranged that during Miss Barrymore's
stay at the Criterion Mr.. Mann could
continue his enormous business at the
iarrick theatre, returning to the Cri-
terion at the end of Miss Barrymore's
run. This was done and Mr.. Mann
finished out the season at the latter
theatre to a succession of delighted
audiences. defying the early summer
heat and the opposing attractions. In
quiries for seats continued so brisk
even after the announcement that Mr.
Mann was about to depart for his
summer holiday, that an overflow"
week was arranged for at the Grand
opera house.
Elevating Husband is a comedy
by Clara Lipman and Samuel Ship
man built around a story Of genuine
heart interest. The role of the hus-
band, Charles Sample, is played by
Mr.. Mann and it has enabled him to
add another to his long list of re-
markable stage creations. Sample Is
money-getter but from an educa-
tional standpoint woefully unpublished.
His wife, on the contrary, is ambi-
tious to shine among the intellectuals
so she sets herself the task of ''ele-
waiting Sample. Her experiment
forms a most interesting and amusing
story. The role of the wife is played
by Emily Ann Wellman, who has
been Mr.. Mann's leading woman for
several seasons and the actor WI,
take on tour the same big supporting
cast and elaborate production shown
during the lengthy run On Broadway.
ADV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20
Naughty Marietta Coming.

Victor Herbert has captivating
way of catching the public ear. He
has done this SO many times that the
public has grown used to it. When
musical comedy is announced with
Herbert's name attached, as the re-
sponsible party for it. there is a lin
gering idea that it will be little be-
yond the usual
Naughty Marietta" was presented
at the Lyceum theater in Memphis,
Tenn, Oct 10, and a Memphis
paper says: 1t is easily SO much
better than the average musical at
traction that appears in Memphis,
and so much better staged. acted,
sung and produced in a general sense
than the average show tina. has been
presented recently that it must be
recognized as one of the best of the
present season.
1t is not only Victor Herbert and
his music which makes the success,
but 1t is the singing. There may be
q lack Of beauty, but there is no lack
of voice. The chorus is good, dressed
well and they sing with respiendent
tone The principals are still better
Florence Weber, who was once upon
q time with The Climax" and sane
the Song of the Soul" was at her
best here. She sang well, she acted
well and her personality SO permeated
the play that every one was persuad
ed that she was the real Naughty
Marietta" She is wonderful CIR
IN a way. She expresses so much
and leaves SO much more to be ex
pressed, which every one realizes I.
possible. There are few people in tht
musical comedy business playing mus
ical comedy parts that express 81
much and leave SO much more tina
can be expressed, that is desired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20
The Colonial.


Guerdon Colvin, the popular enter
tainer at the Colonial theatre, has ac-
cepted series of big engagements at
the following cities: st. Louis, Mem
phis, Tenn, Macon, Ga, Jackson
vile, Fla, Pensacola, New Orleans,
Houston, Tex, and opening in San
Francisco, Cal, on the Bert Levy
vaudeville time, UP the coast to
Seattle this spring, closing his en-
gagement at the Colonial theatre this
week Saturday, Oct. &c, and opening
in st. Louis Sunday. His great char
acter songs will long be remembered
and will be greatly missed by the
Keokuk audiences. One more week
at the Colonial theatre, the last
chance of hearing the best entertain
er that ever came to Keokuk His
two big numbers tonight are Wal
Swan" a character rube song, and the
great southern hit, The Pickininy
Band" Commencing tonight Colvin
will sing two spotlight songs at each
performance, changing songs daily.
ADV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20

The company presenting Naughty
Marietta, is one of the best balanced
companies OF the season, and but for
the unfortunate opening. with Sat
urday matinee, would do a banner
business. ADV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-20
aonicer $685.

A Young millionaire globe trottel
returning home, to find his bachelor
quarters occupied by a burglar, who
nog satisfied with having appropriat
ed the millionaire's name and getting
himself engaged to pretty society
girl on the strength of 1t, is Dapidly
disposing of a fine collection of paint
ings gathered by the aforesaid mil
lionaire from the art centers of the
world
This is the situation when the cur
tain goes up on the first act of Off
Ger &c., the new farce which Conan
& Harris will present at the Keohuk
Grand opera house Tomorrow evening.
How the real millionaire regains
possession of his home and name,
and how he eventually wins the hand
and heart of the sweet young thing
who has plighted her troth to mem
her of the light fingered gentry under
the impression that he is a simon
pure scion of wealth and social posi-
ton is left to the telling of the play
ers who people the cast of the new
farce, which Is big and popular
Laughing success.
In working out the story of the
play, the rich young man induces
policeman on his block to lend him
his uniform, and while he Is masq1er-
aiding as a copper" to catch the burg
lar, the real officer becomes the mil
lfonaire's cook. The burglar. in the
meantime, Is allowed to continue in
possession of the bachelors quarters,
but is eventually trapped and com
PEELED to return his plumber. All
these events are worked out with
speed and precision during the three
acts in which Augustin MacHugh. the
author of Officer 666, takes to tell
the story that is said to be chock full
of surprising situations, smart chat
ter and snappy epigrams- Seats now
Oh sale. This is the great comedy hit
of the year. Don't miss it.-Adv.
"Honey Boy" Minstrels Coming.
1t is safe to predict a packed house
when Geo. Evans "i.onay Boy min
strels appear at the Grand. There
are already inquiries for seats and
the date not yet announced It is one
OF the finest minstreIs on the road
and playing only the best cities. Geo.
Evans who heads. the troup is desrib-
ed as a minstrel show of surprising
excellence in himself and he will be
greeted with packed house in Keo-
Ruk.--Ady
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Cincinnati, oienitae. oen 10. waars 1912.

Sffisier tpihtige ObferoattDnen aez
muht. Die Nraber gdben idlieBlt6
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rere gomben in bds Eager faQen lie
ZEN, bic ititten in elmer Gruppe bon
4rabern erplobirten. 3sbn Mann
fpurben auf Der Stelle estobtet unb
bds Neroplan te1rte oonn in 0as tta=
lienifhe Eager 3uriid.
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England.
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gierung am Denftag cine WiHimul=
lobn.g .gorlase fir aoblengrdbsr einrei@
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5sHt Rprm binnussekn miiFs. Ull
isbem neutn Ghiffe, bas Deutfhlnn.
boue, riirnen oie presDrtnbuougb.,
Ghiffe an Wertb psrliersn unb ii
miibten bonn msbr Ghiffe Don Gns'
lamb eetoui iptroen. um nit Deltlh
lamb Gnritt 5u baltsn.
Der Minifier Iasie. bdb England II
ben ndniien feds Jabren abiDehftlni
In jebtm sabre einmnt pier unb sin'
NAL brsi DreobnOugbts buusn mill.
.Wtnn, tpie "a fheint. Ttuti6lnno II
ben n1stiitn feds Sssobrsn j1hrlih sipt
meme G6iffs isinsr 1lotte hin5nfiis.
bann muntn mir. um Spirit Su bal
ten, i6brIih bsrtn uier bouen.1
6trr GburhilI fiigts binau. bub ir-
eenb cine Nerdnbtrung obsr 0srme6
funa Der 1b1tigttit Dsutihlonbs In
Hfoitfnbnu. tint torrefponbirenbe Der
dnberung obsr Nermebruns btr Mttii
Ditdt In Gnolonb snr Go!ge hnber
niirte. &c fnfr bann fptt: ~llnIel
.5tnntpunst III Der - bah be Dtut,
f3su tai etStsss Gttini!d
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NDetterberimt.

Sir Obio: Sh0nes Wetter ON
Dienitas unb fpahrfheinliA ON Mitt@
fppt; tGlier in Der Mittipoh HaGt.
Ber1nberlihe, naf Siioen umidla-
genbe Winbe.
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Muslano' 'Selegrapb
Cine ma6nung an Deutfd(anO
Winiton Spaneer GbnrthiQ,
Der britiiae Wfariuemi.
niiter,
Grtfdrt in elmer Neoe Bel ilnters
breitans bes Dsarine0 0moSets
Dab bic Gr0b. Der britiIden Jlotten>
riifuns.n in Der 3utunft baa
bon abbdngis isi.
Mie pieIe neue Shiffe Deutfhlnn1
idbrli6 haue.
limb bab bic britifde Glotte immer
um 90 prO3snt itGrter iein
miife ols bic beutihe.
--~~~
Die Nsbe ipurbe uon ben aonisrpdtb
peR applauoirt.
Wurbe aber font miBmutbig aufs.s
nomnlen.
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Sieben pafoskre uno brei ipeibs Wlo.
trofen BEL oem unttrsang Der
.Seeana" ertrunien.
Die 9riiHelsr 3udertonDention I'm

Die griiHelsr 3udertOnpention um
tpeiters flint Snbren DerlGnsert.
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Sieben poHasiere unb orei tpsibe Wu.
troien Bel oem llnt.rsang Der
.Sesana" ertrunten.
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Die Neoe fpurbe pon ben aonisrpaii
pen applauoirt.
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-1Ino bab bic britifde Glctte immer
um 90 pro3snt itGrfer iein
miifIe ols bic beutihe.
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GrtfGrt in elmer Neoe Bel llnter>
breitaas bes Dsarine0 0mbsets
DaB bic Or0bs Der britifden Glottsns
riiftunsen in Der 3utunft bas
bon abbGnsig iei.

Mie piele neu. Shiffe DsutidIanS
idbrlih hdue.
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csn ben Bergen an Der 9rsn5e DOH
Rprb Carolina um5ingelt.
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nomren

Durbs absr fOnft mibmutbig aufs.s