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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-04-22

Some men are SO careful that it is
comparatively safe even to go out in
canoes with them
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-04-22

ought to do under the circum-
stances"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-04-22
A Word to F arnners !!

If Cotton brings Good Price next fail and win
ter you want to make all you can.
If Cotton is low you will need Big Crop
You make every lock of Cotton YOU can
Use The Anderson Phosphate g Oil
|Co.'s Fish, Blood and Bone Fertilizers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-04-22

Domestic servants are employed in
more than 100000 homes i'm Eng
land and Wales.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-04-22

The director Of public works Of
Philadelphia is going to appoint wo-
men inspectors Of street cleaning.
not. as he said to encourage the suf-
frage movement, but for the sake OF
efficiency in ferreting out dirt.
World's cresset., 1914-07-02

and friendly love by showing
ourselves neighborly and friend.
ly, ready to do a kind deed to
say a pleasant word and by keep
ing our door Hospitality wide to
invite the passing guest to enter
and accept what we have to give.
Lpt US cultivate the love of our
children by teaching them the
truth and continued patient kind.
ness. If they do wrong we love
them still for love abides, but we
still show them that wrong it
self deserves only hate,
We will teach them to be chari.
liable and loving by example:
permitting no unkind gossip no
harshness or rudeness TO pass
without a kindly rebuke. We
will look for what is sweet and
good in men and women inter
preting the sayings and acts of
others in the most charitable
light. We will not let the bad
ness of the bad make US blind to
: the goodness of the good.
We will trust those we love.
| We will not show the stubborn
obstinacy of the unforgiving
whose hearts are filled with a
pride like love that forbids them
to say they are sorry for a
wrong done OF for a mistake.
( We will oc unsel!ish but not so
unselfish that we shall ruin the
character of all the people about
US by giving them no chance to
exercise the same virtue. We
will take our share of the good
things Of life as thankfully and
gladly and c"en as gaily as we
can. There is l,:cat virtue in
wholesome gladness in the ma
ture gaiety.
We will give ourselves to love
showing ourselves grateful to
those whoTiove us, who make life
easy and lovely for US We will
remember to protect those who
Love us from our own iEditfer
ence, impatience and pride,
realizing tnat love has no defens
es, that great love knows nc
fear, has thrown down every
harrler in self sacrificing 10y
and Love our enemies.
We again take up the line anc
thought of the Exposure Of the
One Man Theory and In6delism
After we have found 9 God O.
Love the beginning of ali things
7 For Love and life must bt
first. For it would be imposs
;. ib!e for there to be hatred, will
out / owe first, and there coult
be no death unless there Was lif
first.
~ Love and life was first and
will be last as W. will'learn late
, on; but tor the present we shal
take up the first point present
2 ed in, regard to preachers sayinl
there is mysteries in the wor'
l OF God. We shall give a shor
! explanationson this point. foI
, God said,
And he will destroy in thi
, mountain the face of the coyel
ing cast over all people, and th
vail tnat is spread over all ma
ions, Jsa. 25-7.
THE SECRETS AND MYSTE1
> les MADE KNOWN.
81 The above prove this, yet v
Q hear from al, direction an
from many lips that there al
" ysteries in the Book that
World's cresset., 1914-07-02
Home. Circle
Column

We all owe to others as many
cheerful smiles and kind words
as we can hestow, for life is
what we make it, and small favor
little kindEesses, a word fifty
spoken. often heals much
bruised heart, and tender re-
membrance is cherished for the
giver. never show to an unexpect i.
ed guest their coming worries or
upset you, but give them a smile
and a word of welcome and you
will be surprised how quick
worries will roll away and how
easily the monday meal will be
done, and how much pleasure
there is in that afternoon chat.
then, there is nothing to think
about but to enjoy the present.
| Never indulge in the habit sol
maliciousiy speaking cf. Others,
for it is easy to say nice things
and it is all a habit. Look Oil life
is a doer not as dreamer.
49,.
Is it not highly amusing, if not
provocative Of wrath, to hear a
man complain of his home being
cheerless when he adds nothing
to its happiness? A. man is
greatly responsible for the Czlne
of bis home. the oay to his wife
may have been one of unusal care
and hard work, but il the huS.
band comes in cheerful from the
field or his work outside, the
WEAKNESS and careworn look will
disappear from his wife's face.
A few sharp words we can always
attribGte them to the overtaXed
nerves, but we can find 10 piauS.
ible excuse for sullenness on the
part of the husband
, A touch of kindness iii this busy
rush, A proffered hand to help
rs fight the crush. a cheerful
word that smooths heavy heart
have you these small things as
sumed your part. Extravagant
dress has broken moro husbands
than it has made model wives.
Everyone feels at home in the
presence of a joyous. cheerful
genial s)irited person
Usually if we postpone a worry
, for a day or Two it will Fail to
, keep it's appointment.
The thief who steals your peace
of mind is meaner than the on"
who steal your property.
, Teach your girl how to cook and
| if she does not thank you some
, body,s son will thank you for her
, In cltosirg cur ECmes the first
+ consideration must be to see
, that there is abundance of light
{ air and sunlight. A dark room is
only fit for a storeroom. where
, the sun comes, according to the
: old adage, the doctor stays; OF
as the Venetian says. where thel
| Is light there is joy
World's cresset., 1914-07-02

There was quite a contrast in
the two men, that is GodNplaces
a middle wall between them.
We repeat God gave the first
man dominion over all the earth
and access to everything on the
face Of the earth. He forbid
them nothing-But the eecond
man He placed in the garden
and forbid him one tree in that
garden.
They could not be the same
without making God out a liar.
This the one man theory
preachers do, when they say
that there was but one man, we
know our Readers will plainly
see this fact.
Stating once more that our
God is Love. As it reads.
He that loveth not kaoweth
not God: for God is Love. DIST.
John 4--3.)
And God being l. owe there is
no fear in this Love: for it reads:
There is no fear in love: but
perfect love casteth out fear: be.
cause fear hath torment. He
that feareth is,not made perfect
in love-" Il rohn 4-1o.)
By this we learn in connec.
tion with what we have given a
bove on the Uattre in heaven;
that the God'of LcvE is strong.
er than the god of death. Please
read.
For the wages of sin is death,
nut the gift of God is eternal life
through Jesus Christ our Lord"
from. 6-22 }
Also read.
So when this corruptiblc
shall have put on interruption
ana this mortal shall have put on
immortality, then shall be
brought to pass the saying that
is wristen, Death is swallowed
up in victory.
@ death where is thy sting?
O grave where is thy victory?
4 Cor. 15-54 -55.)
This Grand victory will come
in complete manner, when the
last enemy is destroyed. 1t
partly came in Christ's Resur.
rection, and will fully come
just before his second appear
ing. Then the war between the
God OF LOVE and the god of the
earth and death will cease to be,
There is a division in LOVE, as
We SAID this division started in
heaven. Tho God of the Uni
verse, He has a Love for every
thing that is good and md he Wills
not the death Of any. '*1'he
BRANCH that was broken Off
The Son Of the morning-The
god Of the earth: His Love is
the love Of MONEY. This Makes
him selfsl, and his Love is al
for selhsbness. So the two arc
now at vsrience, and will be un
: till the one is taken by the othe,
and cast into the lake of fire ape
birthstone which is the secont
death.
For we must repeat that Low
is stronger than death and il
made manifest in every thing
more than death.
LOVE. '.
Love is the best that life ca,
give aud 50 it is worthy of cultiva
ting. Let US cultivate mother
love by preserving it by ,otferin,
in return tender grentfu' dew
tion and Care. Let us cultiyat
married love by keeping ou
bodies sweet and fair By kecpir
wits clear and vjgornus by keer
ing our hearts pure and tender
World's cresset., 1914-07-02

Jasus Chist.accordiag to the re-
velation OF the mystery, which
was kept secret since the world
begun.
Paul was not satisfied in tell
ing US of those things, but re.
fer US to the Old Testament
scriptures to teach US that they
was to help make all The mys'
teries plain; SO that they will all
be understood. Therefore be
said again.
But now. is made manifest,
and by the Scriptures Of the
prophets, according to the com,
mandment of the everlasting God
made known to aA nations for
the obedience of faith" rom.
16-a5-e6t
Paul in this language teach US
that he did not wish any one to
be ignorant: For he says.
For I would not, brethren
that ye should be ignorant ofthis
mystery lest ye should be wise in
your swn conceits. that blindness
in part is happened to Israe'
until the fU:neSs of the Gentilles
be come in, Pom l -
Woe unto the man that does the
wol.5 OF the Lord coldly For
there is nothing to remain cover
ed, AMI Il the gospel of Paul. is
hid to .uy one it is hid to them
that are lost then it is neces
sarv tor US to see all of the gos
pei. Aud Paul says again that
they shall b. kno wn. Please
read.
but if Cur gospel be hid it is
hid to them that are lost:
In whom the god of this worlc
hath blinded the minds of then
which believe not lest the ]igh'
of the glorious gospel of Chris
who is the image OF God shoulf
shine unto them.t2 Cor.3 +.
Even the mystery which haiti
been bid from ages and frcn
Igeueratfoas but now is made
manifest - his saiuts:
| TO whom God would makj
! known Nha. is the riches of th'
glory of his mystery among th'
Identities which is Christ in 70,
the hope of g!orv:'' ca. J. ~ -
'(27o
I Now these facts are so plall
that no body but a mad man Cal
dispute. Yet there are a grea
many to day who will tell yo'
that you are not to know ali tha
i there is in the Bible that ther'
is mystries in the -Bible- "
Christ says to US all that ther'
) is not one hate covered hut wba
shall be known.
TIE mysteries according tt
scripture has been thorough.
showu up. And no mystries
, llas been left dark in the Wor(
only as we make them ourselves
So we say there is no raaso
for US repeating the fact tha
creation and formation are nc
the same We have made tina
| plain in our former article, All
/, as far as the creation of man o
: the sixth day is concerned, tht
!. too has been made piain-And
t we have done the same with th'
9 formed man who was formc
after the seventh day. :
p tTo BE Continued J
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.iec'; that 1t is very unfortunate
for the man who advocats such a |
doctrine. For the Word of God is |
to plain on this point to oe mis-. |
understood. even when we oncel
see just a spark OF the light. For
God has SAID that "His Word
is a lamp to our feet and and a;
light to our pathway"
We call your mind to a sub.
ject and chapter already set
forth in this Book in regard to a
great secret kept hid from the
beginning of the world but was
made mauifes: to His Holy Apo.
stols and Prophets By the
Spirit.
Which in other ages was not
made known unto the sons of
men asst is now revealed unto
his holy apostles and Prophets
by the Spirit, Ephe. SIS
So we say since Christ died
on the cross all secrets and my
steries belonging to the Word of
God has been made manifest.
For the evidence on this point
Cod says there is nothing cover
red And whatever Christ said
! to them in darkness they were
to speake in the light Where
/ fore we see that there was not
anything to remain covered up
As He,has said agaid.
f. And he said unto them, Is a
candle brought to be put under
a bushel,o under AIDED? and not
to be set on a canGlestick!
For there is nothing hid, which
snail not be manifest; neither
was anything kept secret, but
that it should come abroad.
Hark al -.
Again please read.
For there is nothing covered,
that shall not be revealed: Meth.
er hid, that shall not be known.
Therefore, whatsoever We have
spoken III darkness shalt be
heard in the light: and tuat
which ye have spoken in the car
IN closets shall be proclaimed up
on the housetop. Luke '12-g4-S.
Now we have before the read
er what Christ has said on this
point through Matt. Mark anG
1Luke: Now we shall give you
what'the Great Apostle to the
: Gentiles said;
And to make all men sec what
is the fellowship of the mystery
. which from the hegiring of thu
world bath been hid in God
+ who cearated all things by Jesu:
D. Chist:
i, To the intent tlat now untt
the principallties and powers "
heavenly places might be kno"l
, by y the church ,.he manituI'
wisdom of God. Epbe. 5-9-tO
TO make all men see, not jus
a part of the p,en, but all men
for Paul says again, that W
May be able to comprehend
with all saints WHAT'S The breath
e and length, and depth, and hiegh;
And to know the love OF Christ
which passeth knowledge tha
ye might be filled with all tn
fulness Of Ind. Ephe.3- 1915.
We cannot stop here yet, W
must give another witness fror
the lips of Paul on this poin
y please read;
e Now to him that is Of powe
Is to establish you according t
:. NV roSnnl. and the nreSchinp {
World's cresset., 1914-07-02
LOVE.

Love is the best that life can
give aud 50 is worthy of cultiva
ting. Let US cultivate mothers
love by preserving it by offering
in return tender grentful devo,
tion and Care. Let us cultivate
married love by keeping our
bodies sweet and fair By keeping
wits clear and vigorous by keep
ing our hearts pure and tender.
World's cresset., 1914-07-02
THE SECRETS AND MISTER
les MADE KNOWN.

The above prove this. yet we
bear from al, direction and
from many lips that there are
mysteries in the Book that is
called the Bible. We must say in
World's cresset., 1914-07-02

Continued from .ast week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26

warehouse receipts would DC maoo the basis for currency to be lssueo under the federal reserve system. lie added that it was the disposition to make not only cotton, but all slap!e products properly secured, the pasls for credit at the banks. The ware house license measure has been amended in the senate to extend us provisions to tobacco, naval stores canned salmon, grain and flaXsee0 States having 2 grain inspection sys- tenn would be exempted from opera tion of the grain provision. The blll' which now goes to the house, was proposed by Senator Hoke smith originally to enhance the calue of cot ton warehouse certificates through governmental inspection and certlfl- cation of grades stored in the licensed warehouses.
 Adequate warehouse facilities and fiancing of the crop were among the problems facing the cotton men to-
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sury has wide discretion in the issue of this currency. l intend to see that all currency issued is safe, because, I tell you, gentlemen, that you cannot do anything worse than to initiate the currency to point where you will wreck the credit of the country"
 Secretary McAdoo added that the valorization plan is impracticable and that the valorization of cotton would mean demand for the valorization of every other product affected by the European war.
 The cataclysm in Europe" he said has caused recoil in all business in this country. It is foolish to say that nobody will be hurt. Our duty here is not to say that no one will be hurt. Our duty is to help every body to meet the situation as best they can."
 Warehouse Facilities.
 Secretary McAdoo told the delegates that properly safeguarded cotton
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SUES SISTERS FOR PART 0F ESTATE
Eugene Williams Says Prop erty Loaned Was Sold and
 He Wants His Share.

Eugene Williams has file'' suit Ill the Jefferson chancery cou t against Mrs. Hattie E. Kelly Ayes 'r s''o, and instituted galishment ''c';c> d. ings naming bank and 6 drug tom- pany at ArKadelrnla. Wlllla:"s ayers defendant is his sister, and that ne deeded to her that she and her nusb- and might borrow money his interest in property at Arkade!ci!a to winch they were joint heirs. He alleges there was an agreement loan should be paid promptly, the mortgage lifted and his interest deed ed back to him. Instead of this >om- ing to pass, he charges the property was sold. Consequently he Sues for his portion. He states the lelief that the bank and drug company are in possession of property belonging to defendant.
 The Divorce Record. Columbus Warehouse glsnted divorce from Carrie Wate1iloEse and G. P. Parks from Ollie May Parks, both decres being is sued On the ground of cruelty.
 In the Justice Courts. Dave Ford, the negro youth cnarg- ed with being implicated in Il number of recent burglaries in the ci.y, was bound over to await the action of the grand jury yesterday fateraoon on four charges Of grand !.ceny. He was given hearing before Justice Gabe Meyer, Bond was fixed at S5cO in each case, which he ;as oable to furnish.
 Goldie Humphreys and Josh Vest icy, negroes, were given fines "f s25 by Justice Gabe Meyer on the charge of illegal cohabitation. The | fine and costs in each case amoulted to $57.25, which they were unable 70 pay. They were charged with hay | ing lived together for three years without securing the required | licenses.
 of $50 each in two cases of petit larceny yesterday morning by Police | Will Otis. negro, was gwen fine Judge J. R. 'tSonny" Stewart. Otis was charged with having stolen two suit cases from the negro waiting room at tine Union station.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26
Reserve Gas Company Is Formed to Obtain Control
 of Bulk of La. Supply.
BUILDING NEW LINE
Arkansas Natural Gas Company, Tex. as Company and Dawes Syndicate Join in Constructing 1G-
 Inch Line.

Announcement is made that ar engagements have been concluded be- tween the Arkansas Natural Gas con- pany of Pittsburgh, the Texas com pany and the Dawes interests, for the formation and financing of a reserve gas company to gather the bulk of the great Louisiana gas supply.
 One million dollars are now being spent by the company in building fifty-four miles of 16-inch pipe line to connect up a new source of supply in DeSoto parish, La, with the pres ent system. It is said this will in sure to Arkansas a greater supply than ever before, not only in volume but pressure and permanency. Gas was found in deeper sand, which will add considerable to the life of the field
 Every effort has been made for some time to discover new source of supply, and it seems the company has been rewarded, although it is cal culated that it will cost an enormous amount to connect the new field with the present system.
 The assurance of an ample supply of natural gas should enhance Pine Bluffs opportunities in securing ad- ditional factories, which the Chamber of Commerce is endeavoring to do. The following industrial plants are now using natural gas for fuel: Pine Buff company, Colored Branch nor mal, St. Louis Cotton compress, Con- sumers' Ice & Coal company, Arkan- sas & Texas Ice & Coal company, Un- ion Seed & Fertilizer company, Bluff City Oil company, Cotton Belt shops, Dilley Doundry company, Marco Mills, Model bakery, all hotels, laundries, restaurants, school buildings. churches and theatres.
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CONVICT SCOTT, SUSPEND SENTENCE
Poundmaster Adjudged Guilty of Cru. city to Animals May Not Be Com.
 pelled to Pay Fine.

D. w. Scott, city pound master, was sentenced to pay a fine of $10 and costs yesterday morning on tha charge of cruelty to animals. Execu- tion of sentence was suspended by Justice of the Peace l.. E. Cheek, pending Scott's good behavior. A complaint for Scott's arrest was sworn out by Mrs. Nellie Segars, whose COW lost her tail while being driven to the pound pen by Scott.
 The accused stated that the cows tail became entangled with barbed wire fence which caused it to be pulled off.
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COTTON STORAGE RECEIPTS GOOD
 LOAN SECURITY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE OWED

regarding the situation as one calling for relief within the law, did not favor consideration of proposed legislation especially such as might prove impos- sible or difficult of enactment.
 Any issue of currency by state banks is utterly unnecessary" said Secretary McAdoo, "and it is waste of time to talk about it. Enough na- tional bank currency is authorized by the present law to handle the cotton and all the other crops of the country. There is authorization in law for eonugh currency to wreck the whole country. The secretary of the trea-
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FARMER IS ACCUSED.
W. P. Hankins Charged With Violat.
 ing Internal Revenue Act.

W. P. Hankins, white man of Warren, was bound over last night by United States Commissioner A. L. Burnett to await the action of the federal grand on the charge of selling whiskey without license. His bond was fixed at $15O. which he was un- able to furnish and was taken to Little Rock, where he will be placed in the county jail.
 Hankins. who is a farmer at War ren, was arrested yesterday morning by Deputy United States Marshal C o. Payne and was brought to the city late yesterday afternoon.
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Don't Miss It-What? The Per ills of Pauline.
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GRAY HEADS
Apply "Q.Ban"-It Darkens Gray
 Hak Naturally.

When your hair turns gray, faded or streaked with gray, simply sham poo hair and scalp with Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer. Your hair is then darkened so evenly and prettily that no one will suspect you use Q-Ban. Darkens hair complete to where it joins the scalp. Q-Ban also makes your hair soft, fluffy, thick, giving the hair that dark, fascinating luster and abundance which makes the hair so attractive. Q-Ban is not sticky or messy, harmless, but delightful and easy to apply. Also stops dandruff or itching scalp. Money back if it fails to darken gray hair. Only soc for big 7-oz. bottle at w. l.. De- woody, Pine Bluff, Ark. Out-of-town people supplied by mail.-(Advt.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26

All trimmed hats at less than ialf nrice at the Sweet Millinery Shop. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26

day. They expressed the oplnlon no,,1d ,,,a1 about % s,ooo,oOo bales of cotton wou,o v th o have to be held over because oI tne iusnonsion of mills in Europe. HOW over if was suggested that with the onening of trade routes to Asia anu Soutb America, through the estaollsh' ment of a government merchant iaa, ma, rine manufacturers of the ohlteo teu states could send their cotton cloths to these markets and increase con- sumption of raw material by l,9oo'oo' bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-26
TRAIN LEAVES TRACK.
Engineer Davis Prompt Action Saves Rock Island Passengers.

Stuttgart. Aug. 25.-Rock Island passenger train No. 634. in charge of Conductor Payne and Engineer Davis, was derailed at Ona. four miles north
 of this city, at 7:45 this morning and delayed until o'clock. when the wrecking crew from Little Rock got them righted. Prompt action on the part of Engineer Davis prevented the train turning over. and no one was
 injured in the accident. The derail- ment was caused by spreading rails.
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peuusy. ElES Meet.

Hazelton, Pa, Aug. 24.-The Elks ts of Pennsylvania are holding a stale convention in this city, commenclhs today and continuing for three days Many hundreds of members are nel v today, but the formal opening ses, sion of the convention will be held tomorrow morning. The big parade which is to feature the meetings VIII
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take place on the 27th, with those marching clad in palm beach Suit felt hat with purple band and carry ing colored umbrellas, each signif- cant of their local lodge. Auto trips to tho surrounding collieries will be made, and an interesting ritualistc oontest eiyen by the lodges.