The Aiken recorder. [volume] (Aiken, S.C.) 1881-1910, December 05, 1902, Image 12
vigorous examination witn a view
determining the cause which led to
r the explosion was begun Sunday by
mechanical experts, representing the
city and private interests. Although
those conducting the investigation
were reticent in discussing the prog
ress of the work, the intimation given
was in accord with the original theo
ries of the accident, that Water Tend
er Owens, who paid the penalty of
Ld'Mh for his supposed carelessness,
w responsible for the catastrophe.
T great force produced by the explo
sion and other deductions led to the
conclusion that the water had been al
lowed to get low in the boilers and
that when an effort was made to sup-
Iply the deficiency the explosion, result-
f ing in the demolition of the plant, fol
( lowed.
BOODLER KELLY SURRENDERS.
Returns to St. Louis to Answer Bad
Charges Against Him.
Charles F. Kelly, speaker of the
puse of delegates of St. Louis, Mo.,
no was arrested in Philadelphia as
an alleged fugitive from justice, was
arraigned in the Central police court
in that city Saturday and held to
i await the arrival of requisition pa
pers from Missouri.
Previous to the hearing the author
ities offered Kelly the opportunity to
be represented by counsel, b
waived this right, sa>i
turn to St.
_ u-i&tiuing Co., JNO. YL S
We refer you to the First National Banl
Statesville, N. C., or Bradstreet’s DireJ
W. J. RUTHEI
DEALERS
BRICK, LIME,
PORTLAND AND ROSENDALE CEMENT.
PLANTER HAIR AND LATHS
READY ROOFING ETC.
Corner of Washlsgton and Rejnalda Streeta.
wA--UL«TJi.*3t;ei, - - -
A big docto^bil^r
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WHICH MEANS
GERSTLE’S FEMALE
Those women wh
fcnowthat G. "
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Agent.
Fire, Life, Cycte,
Accident
Insurance.
AND-
BAGGING and TIES.
osite the Cotton Exchange,
Ia, ga.
Lien among our stockholders:
P chants and Farmers.)
I HAROLD LAMB, (Pres. Union M’f’g.
h Co.) ,
IJOHN W. DICKEY, (Stocks, Bonds |
■ and Real Estate.) >
■NEWTON HE:GGIE,( Live Stock Dealer |
f* J. W. P. WHITELEY, (Merchant and
^ Farmer, Gibson, Ga.
panapr and Tmnrct
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(■Uirif'y "
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_ A IMecessai j _
in the'right direction is taken
■■ when our service as undertakers
| are requisioned.
We offer these to all who desire
H that the preparation for burial
j| embalming and interment of the
a departed should be according to
‘ the most approved method and in
^ -^d^taste.
^^^ENCE AS
--WVfJ
"would re-
“wlthout resistance,
rbuld secure counsel when he ar
rived In that city.
JURY FAILED TO AGREE.
Another Mistrial Occurs in Asheville
Bank Wrecking Case.
A Charlotte, N. C., dispatch says:
The jury in the case of the goverm
ment against W. E. Breese, charged
with wrecking the First National bank
of Asheville, failed to agree, and were
discharged by Judge McDowell Sunday
afternoon.
This Is the third trial of this case,
ank the second mistrial. So far the
threeSr ials have cost the government
$70,000.'^
1 After discharging the jury. Judge
McDowell helft Breese in $15,000 bond,
with the same^siKpU 68 as heretofore.
MG TAX REDUCTION.
interesting Report of the Commission,
er of Internal Revenue.
John W. Yerkos. the
ro tried it (and they are legion)
.. -U make a doctor’s services unnecesea*
_ ns no form of female disease that this great rem- -
■Ea3rwill not cure. It regulates the monthly periods and makes them
painless; it cures prolapsus, leucorrhcea, tumors, ulceration, inflam
mation and all other womb and ovarian troubles. Buy a bottle from
your druggist and it will do for you what it has done for so many thou
sands of others—make you a well, strong, happy woman, fit for wife
hood and motherhood.
VIGOR OF
YOUTH
For several years I was af
flicted with whites and falling
of the womb. My family phy-
— sician could do me no good.
R 'PQ'POT? ‘PTl and all the remedies I used
*■ VyxvxiJ-r. failed to give me the slighest
relief. My suffering at times was so intense that I could
not tolerate the jar made by a person walking across the
floor, and I had given up in despair when I was advised
to use G. F. P. I have taken two bottles of it and have
a new lease of life; the pain and misery is all gone and
I am entirely cured and strong and vigorous as a young
girl. MRS. ALICE CHALMERS. Newberry. S. C.
Prepared only by
L CERSTLE& CO..
CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
Sold by all Druggists at SI
a bottle, six bottles for $5.
If your rate IsnotfallrcoTered
by our free book,‘‘Healthy Moth-
e-s Make Happy Homos,” write In
confidence for free advice to The
Ladies’ Health Club, care of L.
Gerstle & Co., Chattanooga,Tenn.
You will receive full Instructions.
KSNST M. DIBBLE,
President.
JAMES POWELL,
Vise President.
W. W. MUCKENFU8S,
Cashier,
The Bank of Aiken,
AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA.
d* cn o. TV. 11. V '
DR. HENRY J. GODIN,
Eye Sight Specialist.
Spectacles aud Eye Glasses made
to correct all refractive errors of
the human eye.
Office 928 Broad St, Opposite Plan-
< ter s’ Hotel, rmgusta, Ga.
!tiF*Consultation Free.
HAIR CUTTING aaS SHAVING
FOR
Enir Catting, Shaving and Shampoo*
l»f, goto
GEO. W. WALTON.
rP do it, they will nave
Feason for complaint if the or-
?ri are sent elsewhere. But they are
entitled to the opportunity. They fur
nish employment to a great many per
sons. They are large taxpayers. They
are public-spirited citizens who never
refuse to lend a helping hand to any
thing that is for the good of the city
Their timb-and their money may always
be counted on in any meritorious public
movement. The profits made on their
business are put into circulation here,
to the advantage of the whole commu
nity. And not only all of that, but
fc they are here to do business in compe
tition with other markets; which means
they are prepared to sell as cheaply as
anyboily else, all things considered.
They do not depend upon sentimental
reasons to bring people to their stores;
they are prepared to offer solid business
reasons in addition to the sentimental
ones.
crcatmen
tion you can’t expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
Scott’s Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that’s the treatment and
that’s the best treatment.
We will send you
a little of the Emul
sion free.
Be sure that this picture in
the form of a label is on the
wrapper of every bottle of
Emulsion yon buy.
SCOTT & ROWNE,
Chemists,
409 Pearl St.. N. Y.
yoc. and f i; all druggist*.
you mnsu no
will call you a pig You know what a
pig is, don’t you?” ‘‘Yes, papa,” re
plied the precocious youngster. ‘‘A pig
is a hog’s little boy.”
A man went with his wife to visit her
physician. The doctor placed a ther
mometer in the woman’s mouth. After
two or three minutes, just as the phy
sician was about to remove the instru
ment, the man, who was not us< d to
such a prolonged spell of brilht.iit s:l-
ence on the part of his life's partner,
said: “Doctor, what will you take for
that thing ?”
TRESPASS KOTK K
LL persons are hereby warned not
^ to tresspass on my lands, under
penalty of the law.
Horace M. Cassels,
Ellenton 8. C. Nov. 12th 1902.
Citation.
Whereas. Mrs.MctaSummcrall.netj
tioner, hath made suit to me to grab
to her letters of administration on th|
said estate of Frank Summerall. dt
ceased. These are therefore to cite ani
admonish all and singular the kindn*
and creditors of Frank Summerall tin
they be and appear before the Judgei
Probate for Aiken county, in Aiki
couJt house, on Saturday, the 13th diJ
of December, 190:.’, after j ublicatiq
thereof, at 12 noon, to show cause,
any they have, why the said Id tel
should not be granted. f
Given under my hand this tl.e 2C|
day of November, A. D. 1902.
T. W. WHATLEY.
Judge of Probate, Aiken County.1
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