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Children Cry for Flesher's Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been ? In use for over 30 years, lias born? the signature of serf? < ?ad has been made under bis pcs?? tJ&jCttrffi'?~^A,' sonal supervision staco its infancy. ?*c?ryy; *<C?&?4M; Allow no ono to deceive yon In this. AU Counterfeits, Incitations and ?? JTust-ns-good " ara but Experimenta tbat trlilo with and endanger tho bealth of Infants and Children-Experience against XlxperJUucnt* ?astoria ls a harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morph ino nor other Narcotic substance. Its ngo Is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms end allays Feverishness. For moro than thirty years it has been in constant usc for the relief of Constipativa, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething- Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, assimilates tho Food, giving healthy and natural sleep* Tho Children's Panacea- The Mother's Friend? GENUINE CAS ALWAYS Bears the Signature bf HHP Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought . TH IS- CCNTAIIW COMPANY. M CW VORK CITY-.'. ??GAPITOL illH Absolutely New aod Strictly Haders WASH S NQT?N Opposite Capitol and Union Station ( /; Renowned for. its High Service and Low Rates. EUROPEAN PLAN Wr?9 Room perety withoutHath $ 1.SO Room p? i*y With bath t $2.00 ?sd dp HOUSES FOR ?l?NT? ? That Are Not Fully Wired For Electricity Are Not Modern and Up to Date ?-. When you move this year, insist un haying a hoiisft that has ail modern conveniences. Dori?t be satisfied with anything but electricity. Don't ?i> cept anything "just as good" for there isn't anything justas good. The price, of 'electricity has been going do\vn, whHe: the cost . of "other, necessities-has increased. Allow* us to sho#;y?u where it is to your advantage to iise :oUr service. :-: ;-/. ir I 1 Southern Public Utilities Co. . . , Phone No. 223. | ll J ?^?TLY REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES ^^^^pVTL?NTA, GEC^G?A^ . ? VIA : Pi?da?ont & Nochern Rai^a^ ?o. (Seaoo^'Air-UDe:Rwy''et Greenwood) - ";- . ACCOUNT , ; .. . .GEORGI A'HARVEST; '^^T^^??^MM ' . ' - AND . ' . - l'kr??cs,; Fireworks, Aeroplane Fhghts ?nd Air Battles, Gcorgc-oue Midway and| ?t^,p??tof.;;;;---\;;." : Big Fooioall Osiae Salaria?, NoTcnabcr 18, Tech vs. Keorgla. ^?ei* on ?aie dally November ?S.te 19 2*-,-at the following round trip!*j?$B ? FroHi; BenBd Trip Far*. 'Belton .. ... .. .. ..;.. ..,.> ..H8S Anderson .. .. .. .. .v ? H?nes Path... ... -.-v.;. Pr?te? B?o?? Trip Pare. spartenbius ?>?< -v '- '."^w 'wm-;i'?."..>'. y*-~? . . ..?....VS \?rr?atMe ..ii*v? >\ ... .* {rjjg Piedmont ,. .. *>'iv .>.;?*..-.*.;?j^ WUHanrtcn -, i v. ?... >>. ? ?W*I Cftiwren fiv? (ft) 'if?i ol ?ge sad ?gfltr ^ve (Iii) nm he ?H^^^ OrceavJlic, a C. Shoal*Sanction .. .. .. .. .. ?. VERDICT M e|? WILLIAM T. MCCLURE OF FAIR FLAY IN FEDERAL COURT CASESNOFTRIED Chorgedl With Bringing Parker Bowers From Georgia to Ocoueo County. Greenwood, Nov. 17.-Tho Jury In the case of the United States govern ment against William T. McClure, of Oconee county, charged with peonage rendered a verdict of not guilty ot 1:10 this afternoon. The ovidonco was begun and concluded at the afternoon ?cssion of co'irt yesterday and tho Jury heard uguments by counsel and Judge Johnson's charge this morn ing, receiving the case at 12:20 o'clock. Arguments were made by As sistant District Attorney Mays and District Attorney Thurmond, for the government, and Messrs. Watkins and Featherstone, for the defendant. There were separate charged al^o against E. Et. Mahoney and D. J. Hicks, of Oconee county, in a oecond and against E. E. Mahoney and Rob ert l?o y j in a third case. It ls un derstood that theso enses will not bo tried as Mr. McClure was found not guilty. They are charged with bringing Parker Bowers, the prose cutor, from Georgia to Oconee coun ty. Bowers, a comparatively young negro who has worked both In tils state and Georgia,. charged in gener al ternis that ho was held in inv?l* ?ntary. servitude ?ano whipped- hy Mr. -McClure. He alleged further that.he was arrested In Georgia and brought back to tala state against his will on a charge ot" which he was not guilty, that of stealing, and a charge from which,'Mr. McClure later swore fitho negro was relieved after McClure paid his fine on promise that-the negro work for Mm. \Xgmamw tJKIlt H.ri.nri ? There were many, -witnesses from th Ja state and Georgia, the Georgia men' testifying that-. Bowers was a negro of very bad reputation. Among theBe-wore WV -M. Kidd,-former sher iff of Hart county, novy" deputy Unit ed States marshal for the Northeast Georgia Dlstrist! A? M. Slaton,' con stable'of Livonia; J. Vf. ' Wornsley; sheriff ' of Franklin -outtry. Only one wetness, a colored man, testified that\^ero were any marks on1 Bow - er's' body as *ae result of a whip ping.. . Bowel's Claim.-. . ???* - Parker Bowers; thc negro ' prose cutor, ? claimed that he was brought from GedrjCia by .the several defend* ants against his will and was, in -a ?enfle, "bought'1 by Mr. McClure fr om; Mr. Keys.. He'swore that Mr.r; McCMire whipped him more than "once;-never paid him -anything and if he'had'?iver "signed a contract iie did nbt-fcnowMt. He did recall sign-: lng."some sort of paper,*' which ne said was not;'read to him. Tho negro denied positively that ie had ever received any money. ... , ? As to the "cfeargo bf stealing ? the clothing; Bowers also Mitered a ffa? dehialr declaring that ?ho had bor rowed someclothes from another-ne* gr? on. thv irides. Hs did .ackncw? vig?, however, tbt Mr. McClure had given him a pair of eh oes and a pair ' bf overalls. He stated, upon cross examination, that he bad ; never been convicted' cT stealing, anything", hut had been indicted for taking some thickens In Georgia, a charge of \-hich, ho declared, he pleaded > not guilty. JfirV McClure's Evidence. I Mirv William T. "McClure, a promi nent you?g farmer of "Oconee county, Ul?''princrpaS:'defendant, stated that at the time Bowers left the Flair ri ay section ' he (McClure) was : a- magis trate and that Mr; Robert Keys asked him'to swear b ut a warrant agal?st the negro ifor .stealing' clothes.- The warrant, waa turned pvear to D. T.. Ma ?bn?y, constable, 'who served it ! and ho himself had'nothing lo do willi it. He found that ^the ? case was hot tai his - Jurisdiction; int after Bowers had acknowledged that be was gull-, ty and bogged Mr.1 Keys, not to;scnd him to jail, ho (McClure) went on the negro's bond. Bower?: fjen prom ised- '-lalwork -tot nita, for . nothing, but Mr, McClure swore that ho told the negro he would not accept his services free of cost- ?vat would agree to pay ;hhn;?10 a mo?thV ; A: part. of this ~vS?j - W?. to '5>c i?iSc?iVPU? ' GV" . ftry month in payment for, the $30 whlc/A McClure paid as a compromise in tho ?ult fdr tho alleged ;thoft ot the" Clot?ilng. "? Mri Key? end J. Q. Jones^ who missed ~? thc cl othlng* bad agreed to the comproirili?: The wit e?s? said that ?ie ,hod never, thrOatt ened, or intimidated the negro and had 'o.trttttbi? with him until after Bowers had been .working for .?? aim about six weeks. Washington, ? Nov. 17.-"Freight properly packed and correctly marked ls already half way to destination," d?clar?e Superintendent of Agencies W). H. Gatchell of Southern 1 railway In a pica to shippers to givo greater attention to the preparation of goods for shipment. "Did. it over occur to. you," Mr. Gatchell continues, "to take a look every now aad .theu through your shipping department to seo how your people are boxing, crating, barrel ing, sacking br baling your goodB for transportation; XL satisfy yourself that they are giving t?.:e protection to the property you are ?hipping out to your customers; and to seo that your shipments are properly marked, with old marks erased and thc bills of lad ing carefully and legibly made? If not, try lt-you will find lt inter esting. : "Many shippers have thanked us for J bringing,-to their attention instances of bad packing, uso of inferior con tainers, Illegible' marking, and poor ly wrUten bills of lading, of which t'.iey were not cognizant.' "You appreciate, we are sure, what all of this means to yea au? to the carrier In making a safe and accurate delivery of your, "property to the Con signee,-, Voiir cooperation is neces sary i ' We need yoir assistance. We want to help you. Won't yn.,'?bein us?" . ...... ........ Decorated by Kaiser. - Hrs. James Ti":; Gerard, Wife of American!. Awbassndor .to . ! : Ge^iany., ;, Kaiser VwHlMjf;, -decorated Mrs Jamea W. Ger|foi; jvtf? of tho.Ameri c?n ambassador^ith Red Cr?tes gold medals:of, tho AwM andvsecond ciasr.. ." "'his 1B the fliyt time tho kaiser has nver given a docv?ti?n to a woman not of royal blood; . Aunt KnsnJfV Code.. > , Tho Old. - Wac co?k . Of a sontherh family was horrlf^i.'toVf Ind St at one' o fthe young negroea employed as a helper in the kitcwp had been caught "I %t$ belled; in steaiin," ?aid Aunt Emmy. "I (lon't hover - take hothln'-^'cept it's ;.f?m?thi?g to eat-? or flomcthln'' to wear--or somethln' what-1 thinks tho missus-don'?t want .j-or eometiiln* de ole' boss is got too id to .miso."-Exchange. >\- Y '?A; Bollur'B Wor<?i, : town\called5 the grocerVon tho - tole nhtmjc thfe. other day-nba gave mm tho iel Urning order: ' 5'.:*!8eg|d;ino. a dollar's; worth of meat out to? my house. If-there, is no one at homo Jus?, poko la through the key hole, ^ra^^'s-^^ ? woman's religion . should be abb to keep tho freckles off her reputa " --:-r-?rt--1- ? Went to the Hospital. C. E. Blanchard, postmaster at Blanchard, Cay,, writes : {.''t. had kid ney trouble no bad 'I .-had., to go- to the hospital. Foley Kidney Pills v/ero recommended lo < mo abd they com O????iy curad mc. I cannot apeak .too highly < of thera/? Sufferers io. every state have had siinllarvbenefit from this standard remedy for kidney and bladder tillman ta. ? It banishes baek aoho,-. ct?ff. . Joints, ? wollen iEUBcles and'&ll'tho- various - -symptoms of weakened diseased kidneys. Sold *v^w?hef?.'"':-'--': office :?od.; w?s -introduced . in evi dence yesterday. ii ?> Alter? the - above1 transaction It?r.. McClure f?3tifled tliat- .ibe went into anpther.contract' with Bowers. He worked for oome- tlmataad ono day, trtitteit?o witness 'pss: io f Anderson; he. was informed.4>?t ; Bowers had yurt nwriy, He. sent word to Mahoney to arrest vnW'^ ^d^wheii ,the negro wm'- brought back tes" gave; him o Chipping' and told vhlm; thtit fco did riot want his sorvic?? any. longorJttr. McClure stated that' he waa provok ed to whip the negro because hft had learned that in his aadlbis wifo's ab "????'i.BoWerS'.t^sd become very, im Sudani ?n?nttd the house ox&h$? jin? vited *. sts^shger te partake nty a din ner that ha^i been prepared-ifor other mew left at the. ?lace during the day. llGiraS RESULT OF INVESTIGATIONS GRAND JURY RETURNED SIX BILLS YESTERDAY AF TERNOON SHAW FAMILY Seems to Be in Trouble-Are Res idents of Cawwell Institute Section of County. As a result of independent investi gations by the grand jury? true bills were returned yesterday .afternoon against Columbus Shaw, Carl Shaw, Eugene Shaw, Peter Show" and two bills Against Jesse Shaw. These men live about ten miles below tho city in the Carswoll Institute ?notion, and tc 1B said thal citizens from that part f>? **'C county made reports to tho gs ai ii Jury w'.itch resulted in tho in vestigations, and consequently tho iadl?tmentfi. Columbus Shaw is now in Jail serv ing a term of four ??G??U?, having boen convicted of running ah illicit distillery some limo ago in federal court at Greenwood. The truo bills returned are aB ?'ol lowa: Columbus Shaw, violation dispen sary law. ' " , Jesse Shaw, carrying concealed wea pons. Carl Shaw, violation dispensary: law. Petor Shaw, violation dispensary law....,-. ? .. '< .... .'. Jesse Shaw carrying concealed wea pons. . Jt Is thought that theso 'c?ses ? will como up for trial at tiJls terrai., of court. AT THE THEATRES ?Tlie Prince of Pflson." "The Prince of Pilsen" han. contri-, buted more to the gaiety of nations than any oth^r ?;??!"?t .comedy in Hie h'?tery si tbs ?-nu?re. ?? nw" c?v fired the theatrical-highways of,, tho United States and Canada*many Unies, Invaded EngJa?a wh*re It played eight months at the Sb:?tesbury theatre, London, and for three Bcaaonu was, one of -tho most successful ?utruc tion i; touring tho English provinces. It was taken to South Africa by a company organized to present a num ber of American musical comedios there and was made tho opening at traction. It scored a hit such os has hover been mode there'before. ?.?TMe' | continued popularity: and .exhaustive vitality ot thia munica! comedy, ls as- j crlbqd to tho rare combination '-yit-J presents of tunoful airs, lyrics" "bl\ I striking beauty nnd imagery and a story in which hilarious comedy is u. natural corrollary to its Incidents and* development, ... INDIAN SUMMER! !VMW ??uuuit Munit 'The Ruby of the Years Carconet" . We have had a mag nificent fall, but winter has now set in, , Pre pare for it with ,'. SLOANS Palmetto Block WHY W?IT i i what are yon doing j with your earnings? Have you thought of ! saving? You owe it to! yourself!, Watch the mah v?ho | succeeds. ..'...;.-> A lesson for you. Independence awaits j : ; -Try saving a few do? ;'la?,;?it,ii:>!thabli The Savings Depart? -.'-'"??Ptet'i ol'; .'..>' Thc Strongest Saun!? ? ;7 int t?be CoiniSy* , ~ For ...... . ?r;-j, Home ?;,t fMft? Going .j. i ? .fl- ?rjtj :.X.S?i'.i, i," -ij'.'.'l , 'lr. .(. "... ' on Thanksgiving Hang a Snappy, new STETSON on- the peg in the Hail of the GOOD OLD HOMESTEAD. Here|s a beautiful Derby the .Hat to wear with thc winter Overcoat. '"Come in and look over our BALM ARO ON OVERCOATS it's to your advantage. T? L. Cely Co. Ht Order BY P. POST j If IL'V.. i nit ANDERSON'S VISITORS .'y " Who yesterday inspected the city report they found ' . ^fV^Vtot * of-' dirty* ' BE DOUBLY SAFE ... ; ;..*? tl . f >.;(.' 'it!* wyt''.t?.. ??i ?; ?.-?.. . .- ., :. . :\'-'.". \* ? ? mit FIRST--Cleon up the rubbish and ba careful with your gasoline. i . . /-;r." . tv. .;./;: ..; ? . .', . ? .' SECOND-.Imafe yo?r property b ose of ?W Old Multimillion Companies. . ?i y Wo Represent Only the Old and Tried. j : 'L; S. HORTON, Pres; W. D. McLEAN,-Sec. a Gen. Mgr. " 1 ! " ? "V." .?fi V. Ul ,. .A AD modem conveniences on Maxwell street, half way between two paved streets for rent at $l8.0Cv per month. Fronts the M ' '* ?*' ' tait ' ?,_* ? ' ? - E?o?,' bas io^ /n oy zop feet deep. , Alar?. B|? 1 rft;-tm; ?v/?> StOJfy ho1?^?, i ll ?OnV0?!??O?AaL COTEC? West- Market and1 Peachtree. slr***- for jre?t st * 14*00 n^r. month. On paved street, splendid neighborhood. ti':jyt'i>io : ivit'ii '..? ' .'. _ ... ? .'. ... V; ; iVV-'"V--V4?'''' ?}H?touc;i v?) . -y..' - ?'.' .'..;. .... Jt/J>. $>.tft ?.. \. .? ? ? i*-.. <: "... ">,', - '.".r.)-t% I E. & Herten, Fres. *?. 8. Horton, V. F, < TV? & .HnmfcaU,' Secy. itt We are recommending our 10-1-0 and 10-2-0 and 10-2-?-0 f or #teat and pats this fall when you sow it. is will give it stalk and ?rairis in the if y^?wil?sow^fi^ wheat and five in oats this fall, after preparing the land well and fertilizing it well with either of these goods? you will find ft advantageous. The 10-24"0 is an especht?y fine goods for grain. Let; us hear from you. :Xr[:\.r.:y. . ., ; m ? And?rson, South Carolina.