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FORT MILL TIMES.
VOL. XIV. FORT MILL, S. C., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8,190C>. NO. 45.
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
Over a Million Bushels Wheat
Destroyed
BURNING OF A GRAIN ELEVATOR
Mighty Pillar of Fire by Night at
East St. Louis. Entailing a Loss of
Over 81,000,000, Besides Destrucm
tion of Near-By Stables.
Last ^t. Louis. 111., Special.?The
l iiion Klevator, containing a million
bushels of wheat, was destroyed by
lire, entailing a loss of more than
>si ,<mhi,<mim. i nc lire spred i<? me
>lnhles of the St. Louis Transfer Co.,
a ml 20(1 horses and 200 wagons were
burned, as well as the stables. The
lire started in a brick engine house
itO feet t'rom the elevator. Before the
arrival of tin' tire department, the
Ikitues had spred to the elevator. Assistanee
was sent from St, Louis ami
the etTeets of the tiremeu were prineipally
directed toward preventing the
tire spreading to adjoining elevators
and warehouses, the I'nion Klevalor
having been converted into furnace
within a few minutes after it caught
lire.
Seven dwelling houses were destroyed.
being covered with burning
oil by the explosion of four tank*
Tin' occupants id' the housesicscaped
unhurt.
The oil tanks which exploded were
standing nearly -1(1(1 yards north of the
elevator. They belined to the WatersI
'ieree Oil ('oinpain.
8140,000 Fire at Valdosta, Ga.
\ aldosta. (la.. Special?A lire starting
in the paint shop of the I lendersou-Crawford
Buggy Company caused
a loss of $140,000. The properly destroyed
iieing the |titiitt shop of tin*
buggy company, including the Georgia
."Himin*rn itaiiwnv lrci^ni depot, t
eight loaded cars, 1(> cot tali's. Hit*
\ alilosta Laundry, and Avnunir Company's
warehouse. The heaviest
losers are the Henderson- C ran t'oril
Huggy Company. which carried a
slock v..lue?i at $(10,000 and occupied
a building worth $50,000. The eoiupaity
carried insurance for about twoI
liird s of this loss. The railroad losses I
were from $15,000 to $20,000. Much
of the merchandise in the de|?ot was
carried out, though considerable damaged.
Factory Burns in New York.
New York. Special.? The six-storv
factoiy building at 107-11.'! tirauil
street as thi* corner of Mercer street,
in the heart of the silk and linen district
wsa hunted with a loss exceeding
$250,000. Charles Sehoolliotise
vV Sons, iiiauufaeturers of ribbons,
lost SI00,000. fully insured, and Hernhard,
l llman & Company, dealers in
yarns, embroideries and braids. $150,(Min.
partially covet.?d by insurance.
The lire was spectacular, hursting
from all the windows within a few
minutes after the lirst alarm was
><uiiided. S<? many thousands <>!' people
were attracted to tiie scene that
police reserves from eight down-town
precincts had to ho summoned. A
liretuan and a policeman were sli?tl>
hurt.
Not Half Over at Savannah.
Savannah, (hi. Special?The (iroene
and liaynor trial will enter upon its
fifth week and the introduction of
documentary evidence will he continued.
It is exported that the week
may see the close of evidence a Ions;
this particular subjects of contracts,
which has been followed for the last
few da\s, and that witnesses may be
examined touching; the character of
the work done in the river ami harbor
improvements. The progress of the
trial continues slow and it is not heIieved
to he half over.
Fierce Rioting in Paris Church.
Maris, My ('able.? As a net result of
rioting though the inventory was taken
in hnt one church, that of St.
I'ierre-t i roseaillou. over AO persons
were severely injured and a further
considerable number slightly injured.
Tile latter i?n.ln.1?.l .. i ? *
iiiiiiilJIT <M pill Iff
si ml liremen. who wen' almost blinded
with cayenne jiopper. Fit'tv arrests
were made.
Storms in North Atlantic.
Si. Johns', N. F., Special. The
steamer Chimin. Captain Chambers, of
ilie Fitrnoss-Allen Line, which saileil
t rom Liverpool .January 'J.'t. tor St.
Johns' ami Halifax, nrriveil here
al ter a stormy passage. Last Snnilav
during a hurriean a member of the j
crew was washed overboard and
drowned. The steamer sustained sundry
damages from being swept by
seas. The schooner Canadian, Captain
Miesner. which sailed from Cadiz l>eeeinher
.'HI. for this p.art, also arrived
bringing reports of terrible weather
experienced in the North Atlantie.
COUNTESS ASKS DIVORCE
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Countess dc Castelane, Through Representatives,
Begins Proceedings in
French Courts Against Husband.
I'aris. llv (Countess Boni do
('astollance (formerly Anna Gould.)
entered a pica for rjvoree. Keprow'iilulives
of the coiurrss and the count
apjH'ared before .Iu4<*e Henry Diettes.
of I lie Court of Fifct Instanee, >vho.
in conformity with the French law.
etiilonvi. <: ?
?" mi i uii(;v a v-wiicauni'Mi
bo foil1 allowing a dfjinito suit. to proceed.
11 is sn i?l on unquestionable
qutliority Hint .ludir Diette's efforts
wore not successful the countess absolutelv
declined to resnnie her relations
with her hushniuK nml that after
repeated hut vain attempts by Count
?lo <'astcllane"s advisers to arrange a
sotlleiuut. the representatives of the
eount ami eountess k*ft the court ami
that the suit will prtceeii. y
Another judicial effort at reeoneilintioti
will almost certainly be made before
the suit euiuea to trial in the ordinary
course.
No decision lias Weu reached relative
to the eventful custody
of the children of the count
and countess, but they being
under age. will for lie present nalurallv
remain with th?ir mother.
Friend's of the Coniit and Countess
de Castellanee express litiie hope that
any sol just incut of their differences
will he brought abon , but as divorce
pr edings under tlac French law are [
very lenghty. new ihvetopmeiits may
occur before the ease comes up for
rill! A decree eaiilict be ttronouilced
under from three to six months.
Packers' Agent "Jnder Fire.
i Mo........ < -i
. |" . I.II. ? lit* III1IV WHIICSS
on i In- si mill in the moat puckers*
Ilor i111111it11 iI \ eas? was ('. M. McKai
lam-, oliirc uianagir tor Main- \
Co. Ilis evidence related to the liinnner
in which infonmtion was given
to the agents of the government in the
otliee oi Morris \ < V>. The evoss-cx;i
in i i in I it > 11 hv District Attorney Morrison
was c\-cccdiugly dinrp. Just lielore
the ail.journment of court the
district attorney pul some leading
?|iieslions regarding the. working of
llie < t|i|ienlieimer Com ?any, whieh. it
is asserted hv the grvernment. was
one of the aflilateil eoueerns through
whieh the packers eon rolled the pi ieos
of by-products. He made the direet
assertion that the witness was not
tolling the truth in his answers, and
brought on a warm legal argument in
which all the attorneys in the ease
took part. The questions regarding
Oppenlieimer iV Co.. were finally ruled
out by the court.
Brokers Charged With Fraud.
New York, Special.? John S. White,
president of (lie luipwial Trustees
Company, of Jersey City, and Kohcrt
(i. Uuxioii and Clyde Cdt. brokers of
this rity, were nrtestci l?y I'liited
States Marshal llenkil. on indictments
charging tlieiu with using the
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n? uciniiiii. II i< alleged that
Coll :i11<I Itii.Mon sent >ut thousandol'
circulars setting i'orlli licit lliev
reptesented clients with millions of
iillo capital to invest in lirst-elass
sceiirities. Wlmn visited by representatives
of various concerns, it is alleged
that It u \ I on and Colt proposed
to handle the securities offered, providing
tliey wore .guaranteed by the
lin|?erial Trustee Company, of Jersey
City. While charged sums latigiiu
from $200 to $."?.000 for gunrauteei nj
the securities.
Funding Board Purchases S50.000
State Bonds.
Nashville. Speeinl.?The funding
board pureliased $10,000 of State
bonds, paying 0t? 1-2 therefor. This
pureliase comes out of 15(00 surplus.
Forty lltousaiid out of last vein's snrplus
also went t <? the pure base of
bonds, at llie same priee.
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Cumberland Co. Increases Capital*to
S17.000,000.
Naslnille. Special. At the annual
meeting: of the stockholders of the
Cmnhcrlaml Telephone A: Teh graph
company, at 1 lopkinsville, and increase
of $.1,20(1,000 in stock was voted.
making $17,000,000 in all. It is
said the proceeds will be used in improvmeiitS
in the system.
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Seaboard Shops at Abbeville, S. C., j
Destroyed.
('linrlr-.Inn. S. Sneeial.- .A spec- I
ial from Ahheville, says (lint tin* Sen .
board Air l.inc L'ailroad shops and |
roundhouse were destroyed by tire |
Suttdax niorniiiu witli an estimated ,
|os;. of >'_?"?.lllio. The shops were built |
in lSh_? and were actively engaged in
repair work. All wood work and
small parts of sis engines in the round
house were luirned and their withdrawal
front use until repaired is a
;ral ineouvenietiee to lie* railroad
eoiitpauy. The losses are eoverod by
in uirnnee ami it is understood that
the buildings will he replaced at onee. I
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DEADLY EXPLOSION
fire On Transport Threatened
Great Destruction
SUSPICION OF DANGEROUS PLOT
At ?ier in San Francisco, Transport
Meade's Forward Hold Was Suffocating
Furnace for Three Hours
and Firemen Worked in Danger of
Flames Reaching Tons of Explosives.
San Francisco. Special.- Three men
were killed and 58 injured, mostly by
suffocation, in a tire that damaged the
United States transport Meade $2,000
as she lay at the Folsom street pier
Thursday morning.
For three hours after midnight, the
forward hold of the big troop ship
was a suffocating furnace from which
firemen wcr borne in an almost continuous
stream. Relays of men
I romplly stepped forward to take
the places of those who were carried
out unconscious.
Tons of high explosives were loaded
in the after part of the vessel ami the
firemen worked with the possibility
ever before them that the fiaines
would reach this compartment.
Owing probably iu tin- fact that an
infernal machine was found in the
bunkers cf the transport Thomas on
her last voyage, the rumor was circulated
that a plot had been laid to
tire the Meade at sen, as she was to
have departed for Manila Friday.
Major ('. A. Dovol. chief of the transport
service, is investigating this
theory with great eare. lie is having
tin* cargo taken from compartment
No. 2, where the fire started to ascertain
the real cause of the disaster.
The Haines did not spread from compartment
No. 2. Dock Captain Dun
believes that some of the officers had
packed matches in their trunks and
that some'of these were united in
loading.
A thousand pieces of baggag were
ruined. Trunks, boxes, and barrels
were water-soaked or burned. ^Yearbig
apparel and household furnishings
were ruined. One officer places the
damage to personal effects at $30,000.
The vessel is not seriously injured and
will be ready to sail for Manilt on
Saturday.
For N. & W. Stock Fraud.
Ivnoxville, Tenn., Special.?C. S.
Northrop, accused of using the Tinted
States mails to defraud was bound
over by the I'nited States Court at
Omaha, Neb. lie gave bond in the
sum of $'2,000. Northrop is charged
with having written letters while miner
the jurisdiction of the Omaha
court by means of which he disposed
of worthless Norfolk & Western stuck.
Northrop, it is charged, secured in
excess of $'20,000 by his operations in
Knoxvillc and Jefferson City. Some
of the land which lie secured on money
raised on alleged worthless stock
was deeded hack to parties involved,
hut in sin I a n P ?I. I ? ? ? -J
,u>Kf iiviiiiiu|i i> sum
to have gained several thousands.
Order Big Advance in Lumber.
Norfolk, Special.- -The most sensational
advances ever recorded in
the price of lumber in the South Atlantic
Slates was ordered at a meeting
of the North Carolina Pine Association
here Thursday.
The price on all grades of lumber
was advanced $2 a thousand feel for
some of the better grades and $5 on
some other grades, principally the
lower.
West Virginia Mine Disaster.
Roanoke, Special.?A report reached
here of the terrible explosion which
occurred about f> o'clock Thursday
afternoon in what is called the "Rail
Knob" Mine,, No. 2, one of the operations
of the Red Jacket Coal and
Coke Company, near Dclorme Mingo
county, W. \ a.
Cp to 7.30 o'clock one miner already
dead, and three others serious1
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iy injured, have been taken out of
the shaft. The names of the victims
ere not yet known.
The victims are believetl to number
many more.
Kills Man Found With Wife.
Moultrie, (Jn., Special.- Dr. It.
Lindsey, a prominent physician of tliis
e.ity, returned to his home and found
I*. J. Williams with Mrs. Lindsey. Dr.
Lindsey drew a revolver and opened
tire upon Williams killing him instantly.
At a late hour Dr. Lindsey was
still at his o(Tire and no effort t<? arrest
him had been made. The coroner J
has ordered an inquest. |
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This Is the Approved Method.
She runs to the gate us he comes, there
to meet him;
The joy that she feels In her smile is
expressed.
With wifely embraces she Iovingl\ gleets
hint:
She knows In* Is weary uud needs a
Rood rest.
But first. It Is certain he ought to have
dinner.
lle'll foel a den| better, she's sure, after
that.
The lady is wliat we would nil rail a
"winner. '
She knows what to do when she wants
a new hat.
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She wears his pet gown and she's mighty
good looking:
She has. which is lucky, his favorite
dlslt;
The coffee Is worthy the test of lit*
cooking:
Hi' seems to have alt a m^rf mortal
could wish.
She talks to hln? guyly. her silvery laughter
Rings out at his joking so ready and
pat.
lie has his suspicious of what she is
after
But then it Is cheap at the price of a
hat.
She brings his rdd jacket when dinner Is
ended.
lfi? slippers and pipe, not forgetting
the ? match.
And when oh' the lounge he Is fnlrl.v ex'
tended
She gets out her basket to darn and to
patch.
Oh. synles may sneer at the marriage
relation.
But what hal' so sweet as that nice,
cosy chat?
And what does It matter If soon conversation
Insensibly turns to a new winter hat?
?Chicago Newa.
Sweater.
Where the rlter brawls loud
In the depthc of the glen.
And the treea bend abo\e.
1 can see you again:
I can see the blue grapes.
And can bear the svr.vi in call
I's nwny to the meadows.
Where daisies are tali.
And the cliffs are as his''
And as broken and brown.
And the path that of old
We ?<> ..ft clambered down
Still twists down Us face
As It then used to do.
Past each steep where of n!-'.
I was glad to help you.
And I know the huge rod;
Siilits the torrent in two.
Ann I know where the shallows
Sung sweetest to you.
And I know that these mem' rig J
Are sweeter by far
lMian the scenes of to-day
Thai 1 wander in are.
- Houston Post
Stories Told of Prof. Park.
Prof. Park, bo long tht? especial
light at Andover Theological Seminary.
when u young man studied in
Germany. His acute mind made htm
?,? ? ~ r * v. . ?
.... i.-uui ui me proieasors. inu eminent
Dr. Tholuck, after being driven
Into a corner in an argument with
the young Amarlcan. exclaimed, "Now
I am sorry that Columbus discovered
America."
When Prof. Park, at Andover, was
asked by a student, the reason for the
tower of Pisa, he quickly answered:
"No doubt, the contractor did not pay
his men promptly, so that they were
compelled to put a lean on the tower."
Prof. Park was very particular to
call bis students by name. One day
he met a man by the name of Jones.
Not. wishing to betray the fact that
he could not r'call his name, he said:
"By the way, how do you spell your
name?" The student with some surprise.
exclaimed: "Jones. Is there
any other way of spelling it?"
Father is always al'lcr us children
to save our money. "And do you follow
his advice?" "We did for a
while, l?ut whatVllia- use/ The old
man borrows t/"f So.
- 'St.'
ov' ( SEA HABIT
tltfTeranr* Thit Side the Water.
The jv j ut .effect upon the heart I
of caffeine in coffee cumiot but result ;
In the gravest conditions, iu time.
Kneli attack of the drug (and that !
means each cup of coffee) weakens the '
orgnns a little more, and the end is |
niluinii ;? uiuiuT oi maiuema ileal dem- ]
onstratlou. A lady writes from a i
Western Ktatr:
"I nm of German descent and it was
natural that 1 should learn at a very
early age to drink toffee. T'ntil I wns
twenty-three ;ears old I thank scarcely
anything else it my meals.
"A few yea s ago I begun to be af- j
fected by a sttadily increasing nervousness.
which eventually developed into
a distressing heart trouble tiiat made
me very weak and miserable. Then,
some three years ago. was added
asthma in its worst form. My sufferings
from these things can be better
imagined than described.
"During all this time my husband
realized more fully than I did that
coffee * is injurious to inc. and made
ercry effort t ? make me stop.
"Finally it v as decided a few months
ngo, to quit the use of coffee absolute
ly, and to adopt Postuiu Food t'offee as
our bot table drink. I hud but little
idea that it would help me. but con
sented to try it to please my husband.
I prepared it very carefully, exactly according
to directions, and was delight- I1
ed with its delicious flavor and refreshing
qualities.
"Just so soon as the poison from the i
''oflTe/j had time to get out of my system
the nutritive properties of the Postum
began to build mo up. and I am now
fully recovered from all my nervous
urs<. Heart trouble and asthma. 1 glad,
ly acknowledge that now. for the tirst
time In year*, I enjoy perfect health,
and that I owe It all to Postuiii."
Name given by Posluni Co.. Battle
Ci'ifc, Mich.
Tliere'a a reason. Bead the little
bool* "The Road to Wellvllle," In p';g>.
r.stuni Food Coffee contains no
irujje of any description whatsoever.
| A Painless Cure
Never resign yourself 1
pains are curable. They
H conditions of the female
| promptly attei ;ded to or da
Vmeii
n IT COMES TO W
whenever she suffers from any of v
It not only compels the pains to st
Bi the cause of the pains, which prev
Hi It makes ycu well. Try it.
f3 Sold everywhere in $1.00 bol
j? WRITE US A LETTER
ftsj freely and frankly, in strictest contid|fl
ence, telling us all your symptoms and
sS9 troubles. We will send free advice
(in plain sealed envelope), how t?
9M cure them. Address: Ladies'Advisory
M Dept.,Th? Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
ffl| Chattanooga, "Venn.
CONGRESS AT WORK !
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What Our National Law Makers Are
Doing Day by Day.
Shipping Bill in Senate.
Tin* Senate passed thirty or forty
niiseellaneiios hills :iik1 denoted several
liottis to tlu* consideration ol' lite
shipping i?i 11 -. Mills were pnsseel authorizing
I lie election ol' a Delegate in
Congress from Alaska: authorizing
the eonstruelion o| a revt'imc cutler
vessel for duty at Savannah. < ;i.;
authorizing the eonst met ion of a
bridge across St. Andrew's ltny. I'la .
by ilie Birmingham. Columbus vk St.
Andrews Uailroad t'ompany. and providing'
for light houses, lisle cultural
stations, ete.
Most of tin* lime dcvoled to the
shipping trill was consumed by Mr.
lVnrosc in a sel speeedi in support of
the measure.
Mr. Tillman's resolution calling on
the President to send the senate all
iin* ii'iici's from tin- I'11i11><I Stales
minister t<? Santo Itomingo in ilit*
Stalf Itepartnienl in 1'dll I, was referred
in tin' committee oil foreign relations.
Mr. Tillman made no objccttion,
lint saiil thai In* only wanted
light as to whether Santo Domingo
had been coerced into the present arrangement.
lie saiil tin- newspapers
ha?l saiil that this was the rase, while
Mr. Patterson hail saiil thai the arlangement
was maile at the snlieitiltion
of the i>oininiean government.
After Mr. Tilltnan Innl made a brief
statement concerning the hills hold-*
ing railroads responsible for injuries
to employes, Mr. Klkius withdrew his
motion for their reference to the eonimitlee
on the judiciary, thus leaving
them with the eommiltee on interState
eomuieree.
Mr. Tillman said lie had not been
aware of the frei|iieul elutiige of reference
for the bills. lie said that he
had been instrumental in the effort to
secure the change of reference hecause
the inter-State eomuieree committee
was so much engaged oil the
inilroad rate i|ucstiou.
At 'J o'clock the shop subsidy bill
was taken up. Mr. Ikieou said that
he would be .inclined to support the
shipping bill if its operations were
confined to |franting aid in the wav of
liberal mail subsidies i<> steamship
lines bet ween ports ..I' f l:?* 1'nited
Siali-s and other ports willi which
there is now mi direct romuniiiicut ion,
sut'li. I'm- instance. as tin* ports of
South America, lie believed that such
lines should he eticnnatred. Mr.
I We Never Disappo
| We Fulfill Every Promise and I
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. MIN-I (.TATfON, KXAMINAT
a. mSEGIOALCC.. 2'd
lam??a?
I?
i of Cirrabfe Pain1
to suffer pain. Women's ?8
are the sign of dangerous 9
organs, which should be |y
ngcrous results will 1\>How. |g
ROMAN'S RELIEF
woman's bitincr jinrt W??nl**nlne?
o & K"""" H
op, but it follows up and drives out
ents them front coming back.
"WITHOUT A PAIN," H
writes A\ary Shelton, of Poplar B
Bluff. A\o., " I c-n do my housework,
although, before taking CARDUI, two H
doctors had done me no good. I can H
truthfully say I was cured by C.ardui SP
I want everv suffering lady to know of W
this wcnJeriul medicine." Sj
S|io()!ii'!' sttinrested thai t!s? hill wotihi
alTord eiicotirnu'oniciit only to In rue
eoiieerns. a- vessels would reeeive sub
>i?ly for hut 1(1 year.-. Sueli vessels
would then eotne into emu petition
v.:{11 subsidized ships, with the inevitable
result, as lie thoiiuld. of foreilljj
their scale to the buyer companies
operating suhsiili/.ed vessels.
Mr. (Jalliinrer inlimaled a willinjrnesj?
to amend the hill to meet the
oh.jeet *>n.
Mr. Penrose declared that for 'JO
years after 1S7J no trans Atlanlie
yes-el- had heen laimelie.l oil tlie Mel
eware ami that the reeord for liiirtv
years was only ten while the t'lvde
had launelied hundreds. lie eonteml
ell that American labor should be
preteetod in the ship yards as well
as in the iaetories.
Mr. ('arter expressed the opinion
tlull tIn- hill would ho endorsed hy the
entire Roekv moiintjiin m
Penrose deelared tSi?* report. i Vi:tt I
\va> a ship building trust i?> be "a
dement of the inia^ination."
Rate Bill in House.
< 'onsiderable fault was foinnl with
tlu- railroad rate bill in the House,
eonsiderini: the fact tbat it is I he
measure of both parlies. Mr. LittleHeld,
ot Maine, opened up with a
whirlwind speech in wliieh In* pointed
out the drustieaud far-nraeliini:" elVeel
of its provisions. The eoinmit lee, lnsaid.
had jp?no inueb farther than the
President has recommended and inneh
farther than he was willing to ?o.
lie will not vole I'm* I lie bill.
Mr. I ,ll I leliebl said lie would delli
oust rale I lie inenpncitv of the inter
Stale eoinmeree commission. and
from their own records. "And." he
added. "I will irive I hem that square
deal that we hear talked of so inneh
and see so little practiced."' The eoininission
had been overruled two-thirds
ill l lie |;in**. In* said.
I In* hill | iiivided seven <*<?id 111i*sinners
mill made four a <|uoruui ami
it was possible t 11* I lie I 'resident t"
remove llifee ami leave all tlie power
ill llm majority of I lie remaining four.
It would lie llien thill this dangerous
power wiiihl rise up and eurse its
makers.
Mr. (!ro* veil nr. of Ohio, ridiculed
the alleged popular dettiaml I'm the
legislation. picked (laws in the eniistruetion
hi" the bill, emnplaiiied beeauise
no atneiulinents were to he tl
lowed, and concluded with the statement
hat he should do his best to
eel the bill oil! of the House at (he
earliest possible moment, which was
taken to man that lie would vote tor
it.
lint Our Patients. I
lever Hold Out False Hopes. ?
or* ?r tiiiiigln unit V?rlc<if?l? without E
t.Mi?lnr*?; Conl?(loui Itlood Polmoi
or mineral nnniro; I.on* of Monty I
y cured; no ntlmiilniit lint pnrmnnent. ^
uiv-i > v. >n iisgioiion orumir'a tinner inn K
it Georgia for the treatment and ourrofall H
to di*aasr?. Dr. ?!. K. Kin*. the founder of E
lilt! cblef Cmsulllnf k^rclalllli being anal* tinl K
nt physician* nnd urgoolia. H
30 treatment of chronic disease* la nnaurpae- jfl
nodical and electrical agencies. 51
I>iI|?i*?U with a I tin- gilv.mlc, fnradle batfcr- B
iny.ntid f'ln*? n ray: In fact, every electrical K
1 lo the medical profession. Ournnltar'.um la U
rcspiTt, and we employ tioiin hut the fiost H
nt attendants. regularly qualified graduate* K
elms lieltig In chime. K
misleading nn-au* to aecure patlenla and E
>. Il.'ior u mis kid for llioraluru are sent out H
Our term* lor treatment uverngo from $.' On
t medicines Included) and wi-Kive tlic iu>sur- ff
thin a specified time. Si
r ? ere We mioceasfully troat nod perm a- l{
iCAOLdi nciitly cure ail chr< nlc diseases V
ry ano Itludder troubles, Ithctiuinthm,
ttoelo. Drain* I.o**r . etc.. end nil l'rlvate 1;
ar.d malignant ir.nbl'*. (infttrrli of the r
nd anil I.unii*. IM.soasos of Kyo Hnd K ir, E|
ira of Women, such an Displacement*. ttg
yes. and *<ich areafmes.ca of women,
n If you urn sick or aflllcred On request we ij
symptom hlanlt* fur ho inn treatment i ,t
ION AM) AIIIICK F1IHK W