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*?■; » -1 » ■ ■ '■ tr'-.-i™ ^ •.r ■ •}. -• ».>• .; j'i i. AU *—-« rw .•/:m .; >.;• • ’ ' SKELETONS ARE FOUND , - / The Bmee of • Mm of Ho** Mot. • . v ^ * > . . ure mecorered la One of Smeeal — f—~ ,\~zz.:.- , ,.*'^y~.'^_• v _' ' -- •*' -— 1 - that Were Poond^-lB fc^9K^ * ' • •'^v **•('» - - r. Place Several Old Cai . Mr. William Fulmer, aa old aad respected farmer of the Shiloh Mo tion, of Aiken ' Countr. committed suicide Sunday night by hanging himself in the buggy shed of one of his, neighbors. For some time he had been "in a melancholy state of mind and only recently, it is report ed. made an unsuccessful attempt to kill himself. Saturday night, after a long rain storm, he Igft his home ao* Balls Were Dog Up. No one would suppose that there wm muca j,* mystery or any tinge of.roiaance la the work of the hsrdv dfeefc-diggers "ho are laying the sewerage pi*HW In various streets In . tlie city of Charleston, says the Nsws and Courlsr, but mystery and ro- have a way of turning up they ere least expected, and only the other day one of the gangs ran into something that made the negroes who wield the plch and shov- ei feel nervous end apprehensive of what might follow aa the result of Interfering with the long sleep of those who had passed from earth many years ago. "The News and Courier than gosh on to relate the following: On, Queen street, between Franklin and Logan, just oppostts the Medical Col- lege, the piekmen found a grave yard about four feet beneath the surface, and being compelled to atlck to their work, tor the sewer pipes must be Hid, grave yard or no grave yard, and in spite of the danger of rousing the wrath of ghosts, they unesrtJh- rfd before long seven coffins. ' All these were badly decayed and fell apart as soon aa an attempt was loads to Uft them to the surface, v Of the bodies that they bed once contained only the skeletons were left, end these quickly decomposed on coming in contact with the air. Several of the skeletons were those of children or mall women, v bn* there was one qspoclally that filled the * laborers with wonder as they looked upon it. It was the skeleton of a Men, and such A man! More than six feet four inches tall, with shoulders of won^rful breadth and big bones that made up a frame of remarkable strength, hie must have been well-nigh a giant. The negroes looked at the white bones and wondered; and white men who saw the crumbling vestiges of what must have beau one of the fin est specimens of physical manhood In ths South, wars curious to know whether eosne record of this Hercu les who had been laid to rest In this forgotten cemetery long ago, might not be found somewhere and the his tory of the man brought back to mind. on Ashe street the diggers earns across cannon bells that had evt- deataily been fired during the Rev- . oitrttouary war. They were of - a kind unknown during ths War Be tween the States, and were evidently much more ancient, each of them weighing not more than four or five pounds. In addition to theM several „ smaller grape-shot were unearthed. piBce. ^ Sunday he spent the day with Mr. John Bus bee, who lives Mveral miles from Mr. Fulmer, and towards night he complained of feeling bad. Say ing that hs waa going to the home of another of his neighbors, he left the house alone, and until found dead, was not heard Of again. • Monday morning, some one going to Mr. Busbee's abed to feed, found Mr. Fulmer hanging over the rear of the buggy with a driving rein looped around his neck. Judging from the surroundings he Had run thd line over the rafter above, loop ed it around his neck and Jumped off. - Mr. Fulmer was somewhat feeble minded and had at one time been an Inmate of the State Hospital at Co lumbia. His family ir a prominent on# in that section and they have the eympjkthy of many friends. - — ■■ we—, t— FORTUNK COMES UNSOUGHT. A Train None Is Given Fifty Thous and Dollars. Despite the unexpected bestowed upon her of a fortune of fifty thous and dollars, Mrs. J. S. Hollins, a trained nurse of Altanta, announced Monday that she had no intention of giving up her work among the sick. Mrs. Hollins' benefactor is Dr. Her bert H. Wymlng, a prominent phy sician, of Los Angeles, Cal., whom she met a littto~ more than three years ago In Savannah, Ga., Imme diately following her graduation as & nurse. The doctor wrote her a few days ago that he had decided to make her a present of $50,000 and th« money would reach her in a few days. Mrs. Hollins admitted^ that Dr. Wymiog has a very likeable son, Harry, who the Doctor wishes her to marry. "He has always liked me and has often jokingly told me that I had better marry Harry and he would make me wealthy, but I never had any Idea that he would give me so much money." SeIl.A- v «- THRKIFIC STORM. Hr Visits Rock Hill at Night Doing Ser- Iona Damage. * w M Not In vears has such a terrific storm struck Rock Hill as the one which broks over that city Thursday night about eleven o'clock. The lightning was of an awful character and the thunder sounded like the universe waa being apllt. The elec trical display was continuous for over an hour and rain fell In ver itable floods. .Lightning struck the home of J. S. Stowe, In Woodland park, and knocked a hole In the aide of the building large enough to enough to say crawl through. Strange to say no one was injured, nor r the house burned. KILLED FOR HIS MONEY. Found Dead on a Pile of Fodder in His Stable. H. F. Zacharay, aged 50, amlser, was found murdered on a pile of fodder In a stable on his premises In the suburbs of Roanoke, Va., on Monday. Two pistol bullets were found in the head. The police are looking for Mack Vadsn, a negro believed the slayer got a big sum of money. More than $600 In cur rency was found eewed In secret pockets In a second pair of trous ers worn by Zaoharay. TILLMAN BACK IN HARNESS. SENATOR TILLMAN DftCLIN K8. Attends Meeting of Hoard of Trus tees of (lemson College. Perhaps many prf*>ple have not noticed the fact, but Senator Tillman is back In harness. He attended the meeting of the Clemson board of /trustees, and while the reports did not say that he took an especially active part, he "was there." As Is well known to many of the senior Senator's friends, he takes & great Interest In Clemson' College, and he was bery much worried last year about the presidency matter. Now that things are running all right, It Is supposed the Senator's mind Is at rest In regard to Clemson. • ’Z*it Unable to Accept the Invitation at '■ ~~ ..." - / 1 the Present. / ^ Senator Tillman ta unable now to accept the invitation of the board of commissioners of Sullivan's Is land to spend some time at the sea shore as the guest of the township board, and Mr*. Tillman and mem bers of"tSe family, who were also invited, wlH, of course, not come alone- In sletter to Mr. Wilbur chairman of the board. Senator Till man writes that latsr in the season be able to spend a week at Private busioeas he gives canto of kin inability to ac* the invitation at present. Sen- TUlman also expresses his ks for the invRstioo 1 . Had Close Call. Mr. Reece Young, of Clinton, had g close call recently. He lay down beneath aa oak to taka a nap. A thunder storm approached and as he arofe and walked away, thb lightning struck the tree, tearing It all to piece® and splintering the very root! tin which his head rested. Negro Girl to Teach Whites. appointment of Mary Malison rl of negro and Indian blood, as In a primary school at BUs- " tho white . being sent TRIED TO GET AWAY. Young Mon Probably Fatally Injur ed by a Leap. At Chicago John Olowski, aged twenty-five, was probably fatally injured last night when he jumped out of a rear window of the second floor of a building at 849 Milwau kee ava/nue. The police learned that Olowakl had gone to the office of Mme. Zoro. After having his "for tune told" he refused to pay the fee. Mme. Zoro then locked him in the room while she went in search of s policeman. In the meantime Olo wski opened the window and jumped Into the alley. WOMAN BETRAYS ■ . Ell!, _ 4—-x ■jS-j***-- * — t'-—-i-- '...-.Va/;- ■- _*•••,•- v v..'; # • $$$$$$ r S--4 FIGUm GAUM n-F AN EMBEZZLE!! AND HE !• Alt- £ v * Bsif the BY OFFICERS He Was A DoHars. Had Eluding ths police of severe! dtlee and private detectives for more than and wsntsrsd off to some unknow»f* wo “oaths, J. Howard Lowery, alias James n. Johnson, wanted in Uti ca, N. Y., on s charge of embexsllng more than $100,000 from the Utles City National Bank, was betrayed Into ths hands of s detective at Philadelphia by a woman and tak en to Ndw York state before the lo cal authorities were aware of what was going on. His arrest Is the re ward of psllence and perseverance on the part of Daniel J. Kelleher, a detective of the New York office of the American Bankers' Association. Lowery was a note teller In the bank and disappeared last April while as examiner was going over the bank's books. Kelleher, after a long time, got a clue which left to eeveral cities and then to Wilmington, Del. He learn ed that a woman was in correspon dence with the former teller and he spent many days In Wilmington be fore he learned her address and then kept tabs on her for nearly a week before his vigil was rewarded. On Tuesday night as he was standing In an alley near the woman’s house, he noticed bW leave with a suit case in her hands. He followed her to the railroad station and then Into, a train. Confronting her with the Informa tion he had, he forced her to tell' Ix>wery’s address in the city. That done, he tdok the ifoman back to Wilmington, leaving a guard to see that she should not be able to com municate with Lowery. Then he went to Philadelphia with another detective. They stationed themselves near a house on North 16pth street, where the woman said Lowery waa living, and were on guard about five hours, when the man they wanted came out. Step ping up to him, Kelleher told him he was under arrest. Lowery was stunned for a moment, but quickly recovered. CLASSIFIED COLUMN KILLED AT CROSSING The Washington cerrespendent of Tbs Nsws and Courlsr says beesuss tbs population figures of a tow of ths Southern towns, taken ander the sew census, have shojnr Mg Increas es over the figures of 1M0. leading men la ths Republican party have become thorouMity alarmed, and have begun a movement to keep the representation from YE# Southern l* la tee la the ltd Congress from be ing increased. fPwo pladei la Virginia. Lynch- burg and Christisnsburg, have shown big Increstos and ths same K true of two Georgia towns, Flts- gerald and Hawklnsvllle. In Texas nearly all of the fifteen or twenty countlee, which have bed their pop-' ulstlon figures made public, show big gains. The earne Is true of Ok lahoma and Tennessee. It Is sold that these, being wide ly scattered, indicate that the gen eral growth all over the South has been large: In fact, much greater than may one expected, and IhSt tf the seme ratio Is kept up represen- tatiou from that section must of necessity be increased. To fore stall such sn Increase In mem’bershlp <t Is proposed to begin the downward movement now. i - . Efforts made to ascertain whether or not President Taft was interested in the movement failed to disclose anything tending to show that he waa cognisant of It, but It is under stood that Congressman Bennett, of New York, end others, who are lead ing In the proposed cut, made him acquainted with their plans before be went to Beverly.. That the move ment is on in earnest Is not denied Wanted—To bay Hides, Wool, wax. Tallow, etc. Write for prlcea Crawford k Co., 508-610 Reynold i Street, Augusta. Oa. . FATAL CRASH OF TRAdT WAGON NEAR GAFFNEY. want SO principals for rural and (village schools and 50 young la dles for grade and rural positions now open. Act immediately. W. H. Jones, Columbia, 8. C. the > - - % ' Wyatt was a# - or Mr. 8. Boys and Girls—Sell 12 pkgs Blue ing and 12 pkgs. Court Plaster for :10c, each and receive catcher's mitt aad ball, earners or doll free. Write today. General Supply Co., Dept. 21, San Plena, Ind. DOPED IN POKER GAME. WILL RE IN THE RACE. suspected of the crime. The purpose of the killing was dobbery, and It laJ should nominate him he would be An Emphatic Statement Made by Speaker Cannon. Joseph G. Cannon will not take himself out of the race tor the Speakership, of the next Houae of Representatives. This he made plain near the conclusion of his speech at Emporia, Kan., Monday afternoon. He said he would abide by the will of the Republican caucus if the Re publicans control the next Ooogreea. but that no "muckraking magaiine" could make him say he would not be a candidate. In other words, he mid, he would not make to effort to win the Speakership; yet the em phasis with which he spoke made It plain that If the Republican caucus willing to serve. Found Unconscious in a Stag Hotel v By His Friends. J. J. Powers and Tom Nowell went to Hamlet, N. C., to spend Sunday. They registered at a Stag Hotel, which, la kept by Herman Bohman. Monday a freight conductor, a flag man and a yard switchman awoke in their rooms without money aad sick, having no recollection of their night’s work except the menKiry that they were sitting In a stud poker game In the Stag Hotel with Powers and Nowell aad Bohman dealing. The ease of Engineer 8. L. Brown la worse. Upon hia non-appearance at home, one of his friends applied at the Stag Hotel and was denied entrance. W. H. Tant heard of it and accompanied by J. E. Irenhart and C. G. Bradshaw, all brother eu glneert of Brown, forced an entrance at U o'clock and carried tha un conscious form of the engineer to the walling automobile of Dr. R. F. Kinsman, then the machine was driven to the Brown home and, sev eral hours later after hard work, the tick man was better. The metier wgs reported to the police and Powers and Nowell are now in the city jail COTTON BEING RUSHED. The South Being Drained of AU Available Cotton. RUN DOWN AT LAST. Dentist Who Extracted Fortune from His Bride. Charged with swindling a Brook lyn woman out of $13,500 and sever al valuable bonds after marrying her, Dr. Henry B. Keeler, sa<d on to hare been a prominent O'* ha n dentist, was arreeted In Detroit on Tuesday. In company with him. woman !■ held at police headquaitera who, It Is ailegtd. posed at his sis ter. and assisted in geting the mon ey. According to the police the au- thorotles of American and Europe have been searching the world for the pair. The doctor waa at Detroit for treatmnet. Two years ago, at Ocean Grove he Is alleged to have met Mrs. Wllhelmina Lynch, whom hs married. POOR, FOOLISH MAN. Accused His Wife of Betraying Him and Suicides. Accusing his wife of bestowing up on him a “Judas kiss'’ and of insti gating his arrest aa a fugitive from justice, William Lyons hanged him self with his leather belt and ended his life in his cell In a police sta tion at Washington, D. C., Tuesday. Lyons' alleged offense was the oper ation of a hand-book. He was tak en into custody on an old charge and his arrest had no connection with re cent raids. Prise Fighting Killed. Prise fighting In Los Angeles Is at an end. Without a dissenting vote in the city council Monday in structed the city attorney to prepare an ordinance to prevent boxing exhi- bitions and sparring contests. The ordinance will be presented at the next meeting of the council abd its passage la virtually certain. Tornado Hits Texas. Two persons were killed, one ser iously Injured and property damaged to the extent of between $3,000 and $4,000, as the results of a tornado that blew through one corner of It aly, Texas, at 6.45 o'clock Monday evening. The dead: M. Poach and son, Charles. Poach and his ton were crushed beneath the wreckage of their home. “•Yi&’fS » Of ■ •v- try Saved by Trees. An aeronaut named Andrews fell 100 feet when hie balloon burst at Lake Manawa, flva miles south of Council Bluffs, lo., 'but waa saved from death by tolling into the branches of a Jorge tree. Aside from* scratches and bruises he waa unhurt. - Hold for s Song. Tho naval yacht Hornet, a steel coon- toetol of 4S» tone, built for Henry Bell Cartridge Among Blanks. While playing the leading part Is a local talent "Wild West" play at •tone Bluff, neer Muskogee, Okla., Friday night, Jacob Winklar waa shot and Instantly killed by Everett Olden, also a member of the cast. A ball (cartridge which had become mixed with *he blanks was responsi ble for the tragedy. • M. Flagler and for nil. hr the at the oot- Dispute Ends Badly, following a dispute relative to the settlement of hla father's estate. Otli Brown-, a prominent young so ciety mao of Oxford. N. C., on Mon- toi be sold day shot nod *i wounded As a result of the scarcity of spot cotton which the so-called July squeese has brought about in New York, the South le Being drained of practically all available cotton Coastwise shipments from Savannah New Orleans, Mobile and Galveston have been heavy for a week or more and with the Jump of July opt 1 .r<s to 16.53 Is the New York market Saturday, the highest price recorded since the Sully campaign In 1003 telegraphic orders began to pour in to Memphis, New Orleans, Houston and other spot centers calling for the shipment on special trains of all cotton that could be bought. RUN DOWN BY TRAIN. North Carolinian's Body Is Found Horribly Mangled. Ths remains of a white man supposed to have been those of W M. George, of Charlotte, were found on the Southern railway Tuesday by a section foreman a mile and quarter south of Lexington, N C It la thought that the man was beat Ing hla way on a train and tel 1 . The head waa battered off and portions of the body scattered for more than 100 yards up the track. On the clothes cf th roan were found gold watch, smashed flat, a post card signed by W. M. George, a prescrip tion whltten for Mrs. W. M. George by Dr. J. W. Summers of Charlotte. Killed by Lightning. Geo. G. Wilson, a prominent young man of Mayodan, N. C., was struck by lightning on Friday afternoon and instantly killed. Mr. Wilson wae standing near the chimney flue In the (Store of hit brother, where he worked. A bolt frorit a passing thun der storm struck this flue and in some way waa communicated to Mr. Wilson. • Nineteen Persons Killed. Nineteen persons were killed out right, three probably fatally hurt, and half a doten were seriously in jured In a headon collision between a freight and passenger train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad at Middletown, O,, Monday evening. ' Of the killed 1$ were pas sengers, the other victim being a member of the train crew. Dtee of Injuries. Charles L. Register, a young far- mor of 'Warsaw, Duplin county, N. C.. who waa assaulted ton day aftnr- noon by Walter Wuyv a young white ttan of Wilmington, died there Tues day night at UmT hospital from tea received. The ‘ difficulty Wanted—-To sell cheap, scholarship for either single or combined course in.the Carolina#' leading 'business college. For full infor mation write Southern Employ ment Agency, Winston-Salem, N. C.. Box 509. Excellent country board in the Land of the Sky at (Medford Farm, one mile from Clyde, N. C Good table, comfortable rooms, Invigorating climate, fine spring water, good roads, conveyances furnished, $25 per month. H. C. Medford, Clyde, N. C. Wyatt Lost Hie life. One don Fatally Hurt and Slightly Hurt. ** z A moot distressing accident oc curred at Beaver Dam Church, three miles south of Gaffney, Monday, when No. $7, the Southern’s veati- bule limited, ran into a team of mules -and wagon at the railway croeaing, near the church. The wag on was occupied by S. W. Wyati. and hla two sons, Hamlet and Luther. T^d father was killed inetantly. Luther, the eldest son, waa fatally Injured, and the other boy wa* only slightly hurt. Both mules were kill ed and the wagon was tornYhto kin- dllag wood. Both of the boys were taken* Into Spartanburg on the train UUd ~SB Inquest Is being held over ll|« dead man. „ r The crossing where the accident Furta. hafic^iP working- man and teaves a large fam- * MF * j Luther was then ta‘ * - Another at Spartanburg Mom iy after the fearful went to sleep at S o’clock and waa r-erfectlly conscious at the tlmu. Hu is 30 years of age. • His injuries are as follows: Three broken ribs, upper teeth kmockel out* akuH frac- . tilted In three placee, - lower Hp cut off and is supposed to be Internally injured. Physicians do not be]levt there la any hope for him. - -x'li. Wanted—Hardwoods, loga and lum her. We are cash buyers of pop lar, cedar and walnut logs. Ales want poplar, ash, cottonwood, cy press and oak lumber. Inspection at your point. Easy cutting. Writ* us. Savannah Valley Lumber Oo Augusta, Ga. SUMMER RESORTS Althelwold Hotel—Sixty rooms. Pri vate baths. All conveniences. New management. All outside rooms. The place to spend the summer. Address Athelwold, Brevard, N. C. Summer Boarders Wanted—Rates $7 .00 to $8.00 per week, No con sumptives taken. Mrs. Wade Har rison, McAlpiu House, Saluda, N. • C. , Blue Heights Hotel—Opened June 15; hot and cold baths, and light ed Vlth acetylene gas; rates reas onable; our location fine; also summer homes for sale. D. W Johnson, Prop., Mountain City, Ga Moplehurat, on the Asheville and Lake Toxaway railroad. Three hundred feet from station. Mod ern Conveniences. No consump tives taken. A. L. A L. E. Daven port. Horse Shoe, N. C. ..... __ Cedar Grove Fi DUROOJERSEYS North Carolina's Cherry Red Swloo. Entire lot of 50 pigs for July de livery sold except a few boar pigs Have 18 sows to farrow July and August. W* W IH hook orders for 100 pigs, Sept, and Oct. delibery and guarantee satisfaction or money back. Price, pay now, $8.50 each, or $25 for three. If you wish the best type of Duroce, buy pigs from these Wes tern bred sows. Single Comb R. I. Red Eggs al ways on hand, from uniform fowls, fancy strain# of the breed. W. A. THIGPEN, CONETOB, N. C. LANDLORD SHOOTS BOARDER. Alleged that Victim Resented Insult to His Wife. (Because he remonstrated with his landlord for having, as he claimed ■lopped Mrs. Lawson's face, James H. Lawson, a boarder, was shot and killed in a Boston, Mass., boarding he use Monday night. James F. Ger- rell, the proprietor of the house, was arrested and charged with murder Lawson, who was 38 years old, and bailed from Nashville, Tenn., had been stopping at the house with his wife for several weeks. Sunday quarrel took place between Farrell and Mrs. Lawson, in which Farrell Is said to have struck the woman Monday night when Lawson spoke to Farrell about the matter, Farrell It is alleged, drew a revolver and fired two shots at Lawson, both of which took effect, killing him In stantly. HAVE NARROW ESCAPE. Family Just Vacated Porch When Lightning Struck. A peculiar freak of lightning la reported from Belvedere, in Aiken county. At the home of Walter Har ris, a well-known citlsen at that place, the family were sitting on the front porch, when a small Ahunder storm came up. As the storm ap proached, the family got up from the porch and went into the house. Just as they were closing the door the lightning struck a tree in the front yard. The bolt ran from the tree to the porch, and knocked over the chairs, which had been vacated only a moment before. Had the lighting been a moment earlier, they would have been struck. The es cape was a very narrow one. 20c Cotton Says Hudson. Twenty cent cotton this fall waa predicted Tuesday by State Commis sioner of Agriculture Thoe. O. Hud son. who addressed the Farmer’s Union at ynton; City. ^9*. He pre dicted that there would be only half a crop, and that this, combined with business conditions end s holding movement by farmers throughout the South, would reduce the high price. v . Attack on Depot Master. Sympathisers with the strikers made a demonstration In front of the tenth street union station at Niagara Falls. N. Y..) Tuesday night. Two men were assaulted. The men injured are depot master Smith, trite wee beaten and la in charge ft a doctor, ana a conductor named Lew£, all, who came in on a train about 9 o’clock. He waa struck in the oeoured near an abrupt curve, face and knocked down. SH Burduco The Great Southern Remedy TOR ALL : LIVER TROUBLES Biliousness, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Jaundice, Nervous and Sick Headache, Cdated Tongue, Bad Breath, and all Stomach Diseases. Teaches the Liver to Act and *r- „ -» Clears the Complexion Sold Everywhere 25 cents t V* THE BLACKST0NE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Has since 1894 riven "Thorough Instruction under positively Christian influences at the lowest possible cost.” RESULT: It is to-day with its faculty of 32, a boarding patronage of Its student body of 400, and it# plant worth $140,000 THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA $1M pays all duu^ea for the year, including table board, mom,lights, steam heat, laundry, medical attention, physical culture, and tuition! n allsubjecta except music and elocution. For catalogue and application blank address, BLACKSTONE FEMALE INSTITUTE, Blackstone, Va. JAS. CANNON, Jr., ft. A. ) FHOS. R. REEVES, B.*A. j As#oclftte Princip ^*’ x* HAIIITJ MJtd , seticTEoW NERVOU Doctor C0RMII3 PLACE Hypodentifet tused in' treatment! of Afooholkrilfe moa Rgdncat GrAdooUjC "ON THE CLUB PLAN.” ORANGEBURG COLLEGE ORANGEBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA. Expenses are less here than at any other school In the land. Tha services offered are equal to the Very best. Board on the CLUB PLAK at actual cost Let us convince you that our school is the school for you. Write tor catalogue and full Information. Write right BOS while you think of It! Address: - , PRESIDENT W. S.PETERSON 147 Broughton Street Orangeburg, World’s Greatest no cure: n6 pav Be prepared lor sn seMtfSMy by he out every ten esste would IWWfl! WMB | S bott^ToT NOAH'S oo bend. Mors ankr all other non-oontsgiou# Nin* out of #vi oared! been gl real iao’t a drench or dope, bat !•• remedy glw> on the tongue, eo etei- ‘ bet a woman or nan give it. If It to cure, your I money refunded. If |your dealer osnnot In P* NOAHS concREMtoy ■i— - ■‘-M Many Cattle Lost. A stampede of cattle hi Columbus, Ga., preparatory to being loaded on [ a river steamboat, resulted in the dtownlng -of all but ten- of the aum-j bar, ! ■. ‘vr■ • • V j \ \, in your home win force water to kitchen, bath room, laundry, ban, aad anywhere about the place. Yon may have both soft aat I « bard water, aad hare It hot aa well aa cold. a «ft«toratoi tank to frees# or leak. m S^ply^J