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l l 118 M11 Ifl l l 1 1 1 ,8 111 IT : : PLANTER'S :: LOAN AND ^SAVINGS : I BANK, ! \ Augusta, Ga.. PATS INTEREST t ON DEPOSITS* ACCOUNTS ? SOLICITED X L-C. HAY.NEt t PRESIDENT. Chas. C. Howard, J CASH isa. ii ii 1111 ! 111 ai 11111 in M i** VOL.71. EDGEFIELD, S. C., WEDNESPA?, JANUARY 24, 1906. F. H. BARRETT, J. P. DOUGH! Liberal Advances Crops and Consignm FERTD Person al arf.en Cc 744 Reynold Street. .'. "Ih? Leading Insurance CAPITAL and SURPLU * No Fire Insurance Comp; as much CASH Capital or Ca '([^^Lowest rates. . Will protect you ?gai Accidents, Sickness and It will be a pleasure to ; your business will be he PATAPSCO" GEORGIA CHE AUG?S' Everything in fertiliz cultural chemicals. Blood and Bone good Seed Meal Mixtures, These reliable fertiliz trade for over a third of a ing popularity attests theil Using them is therefc Factories Augusta, < Sold exclusively at.Edg EDGE! MERO? COMI I^HCall on them tor KOTES OF. ROYALTY. King Carlos of Portugal i6 an artist of considerable ability. ' King Haakon of Norway is gradually becoming used to bis hew surroundings and people. T The present Pope is the first Pontiff of the -Roman Catholic Church' to in dulge in cigars. Shooting for five hours at Schloss M?schen recently the Kaiser's bag amounted, to 1136 pheasants and hares. The Czar of Russia, who is consider ably below the average height of men, is fully a bead shorter than the Czar ina. ' The Grand Duke Adolphus of Luxem burg, -who died recently in his eighty ninth year, was the oldest reigning sovereign in Europe. ? Among the celebrations connected Witlrthe "name day" of Francis Joseph of Austria is the giving of money to servants long in the service of one family. ' The Sultan of Turkey always ex presses the greatest astonishment when told that reforms have not been carried out, and declares that lt ls the fault of bis ministers. The German Emperor, the King of Italy-, the youthful King of Spain, the Queen of Holland, the King of Bavaria and'the King of Saxony have never taken che trouble to be crowned. When the Prince and Princess of Wales desired the other day to inspect the Golden Temple, at Amritsir, in the Punjab, the Sikhs declined to allow them to enter the main gate, because they were not Sikh s.. * King Haakon VIL of Norway, has a royal eye. which is evidently very'keen for the success- and succession of his dynasty, as he seems to have lost no opportunity of holding up bis son, the infant Crown Prince Olaf, to the en thusiastic, gaze of the Norwegians. - King Alphonse XIII, of Spain is pre paring for hi* forthcoming wedding! . Claim Honors for Maine Men. Now that Portland is to have a fine statue of Tom Reed a Maine paper thinks-that Lot M. Morrill and James O': Blaine should be similarly honored in Augusta and Nelson Dingley, in Lewiston and Hannibal Ha??ln and .?^fr!ei.A|vBput?lj? in Bangor. " :Y, JR- W, K. KITCHEN", Special ; DOUGHTY, FACTORS. Made OH Prospective ents. J?ZEKS tion given/all details. >rrf*spondence solicited. * Aijgusta/Ga, Company of America" s OVER 10.000.000.00 * any;rin^tht Uhited, States has tp?tal and:. Surplus dom bined. ORRIS, AGENT. > ' Vi tie 5 Agency Illili FIN & CO. nst loss by Fire, Death, Wind Storms. serve you at all times and artily appreciated. MASTODON :]WICALl WORKS TA, GA. ers, plant foods and agri s, Fish goods and Cotton . . .' - .... * r.' ? ers have been tried by the century, and their increas : merit. ?re no experiment. G?., Pon Pon, S. C, efield by the FIELD LNTILE >ANY. . further information, ? Texas 'Railways. Texas is building or planning sc many new*.'railroads . that it is next to impossible tb keep track of them all. When they are all completed Texas'wiri nerf fall far short of hav ing 50 per cent more main trach than Illinois, which was the state of greatest "mileage until recently, when the iron horse took a fresh spurl over the boundless areas of the Lon? Star State-St Louis Republic. Charged With Murder of Sleeping Brother. Madison, Tex., Special.-Rangers arrested and jailed R. D. De fee and J.-H. Defee on affidavits charging th''ni with the murder of Tom Defee, a son and brother of the accused, who was beaten to death with an axe as he lay asleep in his home at Midway. , Socialist Rallies in Berlin. Berlin, By Cable.-Socialist' meet ings held here^ passed off with com plete quiet. The halls, which were filled tc overflowing, were closed by the police half an 'hour before the speaking commenced. * Strong resolu tions were passed and protests against the present tripartite suffrage system in Prussia were' adopted. Augusta-Columbia Trolley. Augusta j Ga., Special.-James TJ. Jackson, vice president of the Augus ta- Aiken Railway Company, and others, filed with the :Secretary of State at Columbia, S. C., application for charter of company to be known as the Augusta and. Columbia Rail road Company. It is their purpose to extend the Aiken trolley line, now 22 miles long, on to Columbia, shorten ing the distance between Augusta and the South Carolina capital nearly go miles, COL. MORGAN'S BI Received, ? Favorable Report I Hands of tba Dispensary Corni of the House of Repr?sentatif Col. B. A. Morgan of GreenviH received a favorable report on ifl to provide for local option in th Bj agement of the liquor busineB South Carolina. Col. Morgan ]Br ed to introduce this bill last yeH so much attention was given H Raysor-Mapning bill that he lffBNP the consideration of his measure Until this year. ? BILL. To declare tte law pertaining to and regulating the sale of spirituous liquors in this State, abd providing for the viblatiorte thereof. Be it enacted by the general assembly Of Ui? State of South Carolina: Section 1. On and after the 15tb day of May, 1906, the manufacture, sale, barter or exchange, receipt or ac ceptance for. unlawful use, delivery, storing and keeping possession within this State of any spirituous) malt, vin ous, fermented, brewed (whether la ger or rice beer) or other liquors, any Compound or mixture thereof, by whatever name called or known, which contains alcohol and is used os a bev erage except as hereinafter "provided, is hereby prohibited. Any person convicted of violating Uris section shall be, punished by imprisonment at hard labor for a period of not less than three months, nor more than six months, or pay a fine of not less than one hundred dollars nor-more than five hundred dollars. Section 2. The State treasurer is hereby constituted the agent of the State, and shall execute and perform the dutieB" hereinafter required in ad dition to the duties now prescribed by law for that office. Section 3. No manufacture or sale of any such liquors as mentioned in section 1 of this act, outside of an incorporated city or town in this State nor in any incorporated city or town, otli?r than the county seat, shall be permitted except as is hereinafter provided. i - - Section 4? Whenever one-tjrird of the qualified electors in any county in this State, shall, in writing, petition for an election, to be held to determine whether or not alcoholic liquors and beverages shall.be in such county, it shall be the duty of the county su pervisor of such county to submit such question to the qualified electors there of, at a special election to be held, af ter first giving thirty days notice of such election, which election shall he conducted and held under the same rules and regulations provided for general elections by the laws of South Carolina: Provided, such an election shall not be held oftener than once in three years. Section 5. Whenever such an elec 4ioB:is*had, the State election'commis sioners for such county shall at each voting precinct "therein provide two ballot, boxes, one box to determine the question whether or not intoxicating liquors and beverages may be sold in such county and to be numbered 1 and the other box to determine whether or not such sale shall be by license or by county dispensary and shall be num bered 2. Any person who is a quali fied elector of such county may vote in either or both of said boxes, and every such voter voting in box No. 1 .and who is in favor of the sale and manufacture . of intoxicating liquors and beverages in that county, shall vote a ballot on which shall be printed the Avords "For Manufacture and Sale," and all opposed to the manu facture and sale of intoxicating li quors and beverages shall vote a ballot upon which is printed the words "Against Manufacture and Sale." And every such voter voting in box .No. 2, and who is in favor of the sale of alcoholic liquors and beevrages in said county by license shall votera bal lot upon which is printed the , words "By License," and every such voter voting in said box and who is in fa vor of the sale of alcoholic liquors and beverages in said county by county dispensary, shall vote a ballot upon which is printed the words ' ' By Coun ty Dispensary." Section 6. That if the majority of the ballots- cast in box No. 1 in any such election shall be "Against Man ufacture and Sale," then it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or cor poration to do any of thc acts pro hibited in section 1 of this act until another election shall be held revers ing'such election, and all permits and licenses, if any there be, shall there upon cease and determine and be ut terly null and void. But if a majority of the ballots cast in box No. 1 in any such election shall be "For Manufac ture and Sale," then it shall be law ful to manufacture and sell intoxicat ing liquors and. beverages in said county in the manner or method de termined by the majority of the bal lots in box N?. 2. If a majority of the ballots cast in box No. 2 shall bf "By License" then it shall be lawful to .-manufacture and sell intoxicating liquors and beverages in said county under the rules, regulations, terms and conditions hereinafter provided foi that system. If a majority of the ballots cast in box No. 2, be "By County Dispensary", then it .shall be lawful to sell intoxicating liquors and beverages in said county under the Tules, regulations, terms and condi tions hereinafter provided for that system. Section 7. If the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors and bev erages are authorized by such election above provided, "By License," in any county in this State, then on the pay ment to thc State treasurer the sum of three thousand dollars by such per son as is hereinafter described, and filing with the State treasurer a bond for the use of the county and such other uses and purposes herein pro vided, with good and sufficient sure ties, conditional for the payment of five thousand dollars to said county and to respond to such other obliga tions as may be charged against the same in the event of the violation of awy of the provisions of this act, the said State treasurer sliall issue to such Im ti H to wi Hereii Bffiiness Br?gel Hs hat Hd ev I Hi spe Hv H st ree H I force ? [BBH HUBBT *UAT H fifflBBf sud by said State treu- rer,. upon sucl showing as he deems sufficient. Section 8. Such licensed person before selling br ??iiV?rirtg a?y alco h??c liquors and beverages to anj person whomsoever, shall receive fron such person a written request there for, printed or written in ink, datec of the true date, stating that he OJ she is of age, the residence of the signer, for whose use it is required the quantity and kind required, anc his or her true name, and so sign?e and attested by the licensee or hu duly authorised agent. Said requests shall be flied and preserved for twelve months) ?tid ppeil to the inspection ol any persbrt; But the inquest shall bi refused and no sale or delivery bi made if the person selling it knows or has reason to believe, that the per son is a minor, or is intoxicated, bi is in the habit of using intoxicating liquors *to excess, or if the parent, husband, wife, committee or guar dian of such person has made written request that.no ?ale or delivery be made to Bitch appHcailti Section 9; '.The licensee shall, be fore receiving any liquor fbr sale and delivery} except l?ger beer, cause the same tb b? put into packages of not less than one-half pint nor more than five gallons and securely seal the same, and it shall be unlawful for any person to break any of such packages or open the same, for any purpose or reason whatsoever. He shall sell by the package only, and no persou shall open the same pr drink any of it on the premises: Provided, This section shall not apply to malted liquors shipn ped in cases, kegs, or bottles thereof shipped in barrels, and such malted liquors may be sold by the licensee in quantities hot less than one pint; Provided, the same shall not be open ed or drank on the premises. Any room, shed or place in the same build ing or under the same roof, if connect ed therewith by an opening or aper ture, and not removed therefrom, so that at least, fifteen feet of open air space shall intervene, shall be to all intents and purposes of this act the \ 'premises.M Section 10. No sale or delivery per mitted under'this act whether by license or dispenser shall be made on Sunday* nor on any other day now prohibited by law, nor before sunrise or after sunset on any day: Section ll. Nb license shall be is sued except upon application and such application shall be by petition, ad dressed to the State treasurere, signed and sworn to by the applicant, which petition shall state the applicant's name, place of residence, his present business and in what engaged for the two next preceding years; that he is a qualified elector of this State and a resident of the county; that he has never plead guilty or been adjudged guilty of violating any law relating to intoxicating liquors, and that no charge therefor is then pending against him; (hat he is not a keeper of a restaurant or place of public amusement and is not addicted to the use of intoxicating liquors as a bev erage. Section .12. Every person licensed to sell liquors herein referred to shall sell the same in a room fronting a public street without mirrors, pictures or any ormanentations whatever, in side or outside, and without any screen, curtain or other device for pre venting the passing public from fully viewing what may be transpiring within, nor shall any resturant, pool or billiard room, or any other form of public amusement be run or con ducted therewith, nor shall any open ing communicating with such bc per mitted. Sections 13 to 25 provide the nec essary machinery for putting into ef fect the act, and sections 25 to 31 provide for thc enforcement of the law by the State, county and town officers. Section 31. All places where per sons are permitted to resort for the purpose of drinking alcoholic liquors are hereby declared nuisances, and the. keeper or manager of such places shall upon conviction, be punished as is pro vided for other violatings of this act as hereinafter provided. Section 32. It shall be lawful for any person or persons in this State, without license or permit to sell, trade or barter in quantities not less than one gallon, domestic wine manufac tured by such person or persons from grapes or berries grown by such per son or persons in this State, provided, that all wines so sold shall be put up in packages containing not less than one gallon, and that a label con taining the name of the person or per sons manufacturing and selling the same, thc place of manufacture and sales and the date thereof shall be placed upon each and every package of wine sold: Provided, all such sales or delivery shall be subject to the provisions contained in section 10 of this act. Section 33 provides adequate pun ishment for violations of this act. Section 34. It shall bc the duty of the board of directors of the State dispensary to dispose of, or have dis posed of, as much of the liquors owned by the State as shall be practical with out sacrifice, and all not disposed of shall on the 15th day.of May, 1906, bc withdrawn from sale and as soon thereafter as possible sold and ship ped out of the State, and the proceeds of so much as is sold by said board, directly or by its authority, shall be turned over to tho State treasure, and become the funds ol' thc Slate. Section-35. That all acts or part? of acts inconsistent with this net he, end the ?ame ?re ?ieyebv repealed. Doubts of Rebert Keith Dar ? gan's Death Settled -'-.-'- - HIS REMAINS FULLY IDENTIFIED atore ?h?ri Fifty Per&ofi? Who Knew Robert Keith Dargan ifl Life" View* ed Disinterred Remains of Suicid? President of Defunct Cotton Oil Co. and Positively Identified Body. ._t' . Darlington, S. C., Special-In order to set at-rest the numerous persistent stories to the effect that Robert Keith Dargan^ who committed suicide here on' jjuly 11th last, shortly after the disasterous failure of several large corporations of which he was manager the grave was opened and the remains identified by 50 or more well-known cicti??ns who knew hint iii life, Dar gan had $40,000 insurance Ort his life, $25,000 in the Fdielity' Mutual Insur ance^ Company of Philadelphia, and $15/000 in the Equitable. The latter ! company-accepted the proofs of death submitted arid, some months ago, paid the-s?nount due, but the Philadelphia company, by reason of the current ru morsj?th?t Dargan Was not dedd, per sisted id the demand that the" body be dwi??erred and made an effort some weeks- ago to secure an order from Jud^jf R. C. Watts to have this done, The Judge declined to issue the order, but stated that, if the company were sued^it could renew its repucst with out prejudice from his decision. OD August 5th Mr?. R. K. Dargan snbmitted proofs of death and, in re ply, -the company wrote her, in part, as follows: "The proofs of?death as submitted are not satisfactoiy and, under all circumstances of the case, we must ask you to submit further proof-:of'.death by allowing the grave to be-opened and the body to be in spected by sk residents of Darlington, who were prsonally acquainted with Mr. Dargan in his life. ? . .Had to Fight if Not Docile. Annapolis, Mr., Special.--Thc rtial of Midshipman Chester A. Bloebtiam, of St.' Claries, Mo., on charges of haz ing,?.-was concluded Friday. The court malshal jbecupied only seven minutes hi reaching a verdict in the cas^?f--Midshipman Bloebatun, by far the . shortest period iu. any case A charge of hazing has been filed against Midshipman Claude B. Mayo, of Columbus, Miss., a member of the first class. His offenses are alleged to have been committed during Sept ember last when Mayo, with other similarly situated midshipmen, were kept at Annapolis while the other up per classmen were on leave. New Trial For Capt. Jones. Norfolk, Va., Special-Judge Hanc kel this week reached a conclusion which did not become public until Friday, denying the motion for a new trial in the case of Capt. P. W. Jones, of the Virginia National Guard, con victed of the murder ?f Maud Cam eron Robinson, formerly of Selma, ?N. C., and given 18 years in thc peniten tiary; but as the result of a decision rendered by the Court of Appeals of Virginia allowing a new trial to Fred S. Hoback, convicted in Floyd county, Va., of murder, the same point invol ved in the Jones case wes decided-in favor of the prisoner and Jones con sequently will get a new trial. Fatal Wreck Near Atlanta. Atlanta, Ga., Special.-Two men were instantly killed, another is missing, believed to be under the de bris, and a fourth fatally scalded as the result of a head-on collision be tween a north-bound through freight and a switch engine on the Seaboard Air Line Railroad near Mina, a small station about eight miles from At lanta. Shot Both Before Dying. Knoxville, Tenn., Special. -Ben Richer was killed and the two broth I era, Clark and Tom Hals, shot in an altercation at Freshour's distillery, 12 miles from Greenville, Tenn. Rick er was shot by Tom Hale, but after he had been mortally wounded he suc ceeded in shooting the other two men, dying after firing a shot which enter ed Clark Hale's breast. Thc Hales arc being driven by wagon to North Carolina, according to last reports. Ricker died in a few minutes. The origin of the trouble is not known. Would Kill Negro Schools. Kackson, Miss., Special.-Senator Clover introduced into the Mississip pi Senate a concurrent resolution to amend the constitution by providing that no children shall be admitted to the public schools of thc Stale when the parent is liable for thc poll tax for the current year and the same re main unpaid. ' Lee's Birthday Observed. Friday, the birthday of Lee and Jackson, was generally observed as a holiday by thc cities nf thc South. All the schools took holiday, the State in stitutions were closed and generally appropriate exercises were held. Officer Johnson Dies. Rock Hill, S. C., Special.-Police man R. G. Johnson, who accidentally shot himself Thursday muming, died at 7:30 o'clock and his n'juaius were taken to Fort Mill for interment, j whi$ will take place Saturday. Wild Panic Caused By a Small Fire VICTIMS WOMEN ANS CHILDREN Smell of Smoke in Philadelphia Col ored Baptist Church Gives Bise to Shrieks of "Fire!" and 18 Are Killed and Nearly 40 Others Injur ed in Terrible Rush for Exits. Philadelphia, Special.-A wild pan ic followed a loud shriek of "Fire!" brought death td 19 colored persons and injuries to nearly two ?core of others Sunday night at St. Paul's Baptist church, on the west side of Eighth street between Popular street and Girard avenue. The terrible rush to gain the street was of brief dura tion, and that more were not killed in the stampede was probably due to the fj?ct that the church was not crowded. $bt moue than 300 persons were pn the second floor flic building which with th? gall?'fy,- was capable of hold ing 600 to 7??; The fire was'd trifling one and was extinguished before the firemen arrived. The sincll of smoke 'added to the panic, and despite the heroic work of the Rev. E. W. John son, the pastor of the church, who tried in vain to allay the fears of the frightened worshippers, the terror stricken people made a desparate rush to leave the church, only to be choked up on the narrow stairway. Those .in the rear leaped over the prostrate forms of those who fell, and when the rush was over, 18 lay dead on the first floor and stairs of the building. Death in nearly every case was due to suffocation or trampling. BLOODY DAY IN ECUADOR Two New Governments in an Hour Makes Notable Record Even for South America, People of Guaya quil Revolting Against Assumption of Power by Vice. President Moreno Guayaquil, Ecuador, By Cable General Alforo occupied Quito, the capital, at 3 p. m., Thursday. A juanta of notible persons met in the govern ment palace here at 4 p. m. and'form ed a new government! Vice President Bflquerize Moreno assumed the execu tive power, establishing a new Minis try. Rioting followed. The people dur ing the afternoon attacted the prisons, liberating the political prisoners and afterwards capturing the police bar racks, where the rioters obtained poss ession, of a- number, of rifles, and'-some cannons. Rifle shots later were heard in all parts of the city and the rioters became so bold that they attacked a battalion of artillen'. Many persons were killed and wounded during the fighting The new ministry, however, only lasted one hour. The people rejected the administration of Baquerizo Mo reno and proclaimed as President General Elroy Alfaro, the former President of Ecuador, and leader of the revolution, and in his absence Dr. Emile Arrevalo assumed the civil and military authority. A great panic prevailed here during the evening and in the midst of the disorder General Leonidas Plaza, min ister, of-Ecuador to the United States, who arrived here Jan. 18 and assumed chief command of the army in its operations against the rebels, escaped from the city and embarked on board the Chilean steamer Leora, which leaves here to-morrow for Panama. Later in the evening order was re stored. Two hundred persons were killed or wounded in the lighting here. Two Killed in Mexican Wreck. Mexico Citj', Special.-Two men, a locomotive engineer and exposs mes senger, were killed outright in a col lision between a passenger train and a freight train on the Inter- Oceanic Railway. Two others were severely injured. The baggage car contained half a million silver dollars, but none were lost. Preacher Alleged Poisoner. Gainesville, Ga., Special.-Rev. J. W. Austin, at one time pastor of the Methodist church at Belltown, near Gainesville, was placed in the county jail here having been arrested and brought from Gwynelte county, charg ed with attempting to poison Hon. Bob Quillian, of Belltown, giving Mr. Quillinn a medicated apple. It is al leged that Rev. Mr. Austin while at camp meeting at Popular Springs last summer, Mr. Austin preaching a ser mon a few minutes after giving Mr. Quillian .the apple which made the latter violently ill. Cracksmen Get $2,050 Gold, From Oklahoma Bank. Oklahoma City, Special. -'After four attempts, robbers blew the safe of the Bank of Dale, near this city, and secured $2,050 in gold and made their escape. It is thought that the thieves belong lo the same gang that has been robbing banks uear here for the past three months. Half Baltimore Block Burns. Baltimore, Special.-Fire occurred in the plant of the Baltimore Chrome Works. Probably one-half of the ex tensive plant, covering about. a city block,, has been destroyed. The loss well be very heavy as mach stock ready for shipment was destroyed. The fire was still burning at 1:30 a. m.. but is. believed lo be under control It in impossible to estimate the money HAVE RECEIVED In the past two weeks tbe largest shipments that have ever been delivered in Augusta. Eight car-loads of goods and three more to come in, besides quan; ties of lse!s than car;loi dihipnients of various Ii nes, including Carnages Buggies, Wagons, Surreys,, Harness, Saddlery, Carriage and Wagon Material and also Christmas goods which include children's Tricycles,Toy Wagons, ve- ' locipedes, Goat Wagons and Cart?, .hobby horse*, swannetti and motors, various styles to suit all comers. I have the largest and best assorted stock in the southern state. I buy direct from the manu facturer and can sell cheaper flinn any other finn in the oity of Au gusta who has been in business for the last twonty-ilve or thirty years. Sole Agent for the famous l? ABCOCK vehicles and Chase's fine silk,plush and beavbr'robes. Can sHl vou a good top buggy complete tor $50,00, or oren buggy with harness and umbrella for$50,C0. Call and see my stock and be convinced. 749 and 751 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. H.H.COSKERY. W. J. Rutherford & Co. MANUFACTURERS OF ?ND DEALER IN Cement, Plaster, Hair, Fire Brick, Fire Clayp Ready Roofing and other Material. Write Us For Prices. Corner Reynolds and Washington Streets, Augusta, Georgia, Wagons FURNITURE. Large Shipments of the best makes of wagons and buggies just received. Our stock of furniture and house furnishings is complete. A Large stock. COFFINS and CASKETS. always on hand. All calls for our Hearse prompt ly responded to. All goods sold on a small mar gin of profit. Call- to see me, I will save you money. . , rr \ GEO. P. COBB. Johnston, ~ South Carolina, THIS SPACE IS TAKEN BY The Leading Grocers of Augusta Ga.f ARRINGTON BROS. COMPANY, 839 Broad .W. F. SAMPLE of Saluda County and H. H. SCOTT, JR., of Edgefield County are with us and want to see you. For Fire and Life =GO TO SEES? OAUGHMAN & HARLING BEFORE INSURING ELSEWHERE. We represent the best Old*Line Companies. ^AUGHMAN ? 1 1ARLING * GENTS. (JAUGHMAN QC F?ATLLING AGENTS NEW SHOP. Wy Carriage and Eepair Shop at the Gray Stables is now well equipped. I invite you to in spect it. Large force of competent workmen-Full supply of the best material always on hai.d. (Jan build you a new wagon or repair your old one cn short notice. Tire Setting and Horse Shoeing done in the best pcfsible manner. |3gT'Satis/action Guaranteed. . Give me a call. > 1 q Ot; Dealers in Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines. Also the Ceci lian Piano Player. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Call on or write ns for prices and terms.