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The Horry Herald Published Eve y Thui sriay _ j 9 THURSDAY. MAR. 20th 1902 ' MAT TURS l.OCAI. AND OTHERWISE. Shirts and Ties at Spirey's. Pay your tax ok by the dlst. Call and pay your subscription Dress goods at Spivcy's next week The freshet began to fall la*o week. Again wo say, Spivey's shirts and ties. L. P. Roberts has tobacco plants that are six leaves high. For onion sets at 10 cents per quart, call on W. R. Lewis. \. K Goldfinch spent last Sunday at Bayboro with his parents. Buchanan Parker paid this office a pleasant call one day last week. Sonn new fences arc being erected at the residence of Capt. R. G. Dusenbu ry. Ford I) Bryant of Marion was in Conway on legal business the latter part of last week. A new bicycle will be sold cheap for cash. Apply to J. W. Hard wick at the Hkkald office. Old newspapers arc offered at a bargain at the Hkrai.d office. Get them for wrapping paper. For a word fitlv snoken. read Proverbs. 2f>th and 11th verses Orders for April and May now ^ood. 500 pr. shoes just in, 11 pr. for 50 ots and evert hi u# in stock sold equally as cheap by Jones at Justice. Contractor V. (J. Anderson lias the contract for building the new cottage for A. C. Thompson on Elm street. The Outlook Cluh will meet, at the home of Mrs. F. A. nurroughs* Friday afternoon, March 22nd, at half past three o'clock. Lieut Jos. 1). West was married at. Marlows last Sundav evening 'We a>o n??t. fortunate in learning the ma me of the bride. Some repairs were made in the clerk of court's office last week in order to bettor preserve the accumulation of public records. If you are afflicted with a cold, or I with any of the ills that, follow, try a bottle of Hell's Medical Compound at Dr. E. Norton's. Presiding Elder W. C. Powers will preach at the Methodist church on next Sunday His appointments for the circuit in the county were published in our last issue. I Wedding hells are expected to ring in Conway ofteuor than usual this year. We will not say more, our readers may judge for themselves. Geo. Bray of Omaha, Neb., arrived here with his family last Fri day on. his way to Home wood Colony where lie lias purchased a lot and will make his home. I The partnership heretofore existing between J. Causey and W. P. Hardee as J. Causey A Co., has been dissolved, the gentlemen named hav- j ing-sod out to other parties. rni liicru wax a coiorea snow at the court house last Tuesday night It was advertised several days in ad vance and they had a crowd to wit-1 iiess the performance. All the new text books now used in the free. public schools will le found for sale at Conway Bargain House, where the clerks will be ploasod to show them to you. , The public scales at the corner of the public sqt?are are about ready for the uso of the public. You can weigh anything you wish, from a horse or cow to a bale * f cotton. A start was made last week o~ a cottage which Mr. A. C. Thompson is having built on the corner of tith Avenue and Elm Street It is to be a line one, and will be nicely loca ted. Hon. Robt. B. Scatborough has let the contract for remodeling his cottar on Laurel Street. Another story will beadded to the main building, and the house generally re modeled and repainted. The weather was cloudy and rainy last Saturday with showers on Sunf* ' day afternoon Monday morning was cloudy and gloomy. The showers were good on the gardens about t>W|), ' C Spivovs shirts and ties II 1 U buy. 1 Easter comes on Sunday after next, March, 30th. Yesterday and the day before was cold for the season. It is reported that soino snow fell on last Monday night. 13oy Dixie and Georgia Katihet Stocks at S. T. Sessions. Miss M. 10. Gore of Longs, S. C.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. 10 Nicholas. Mrs. Sarah Pope ano Miss May Pope of Hoston, are visiting the family of W. P. Melson. Mrs. Jos. T. Walsh and daughter, Miss Francis Walsh, of Huston, arrived in Conway last Tuesday Daniel Edge, upon whom a ver> dangerous opera ion was perlonncu a few >days ago, is reported as improving. We have ju&t bought a nice line of gouts light weight clothing whieh we will .-sell \ ei\s eheap. iS. T. ises sions. Hooks are open for subscription to the capital stock of the Hell Medicine Co. See advertisement in another column of this paper. air. and .Mrs D. T. McNeill, Mi*. | ' F. CL Hurroughs, Dor.nie Hurroug'us j and Miss Lueile Uurruiighs, all lull lasi Tuesuuy to visit the Exposition in Charleston. J. II. Neeley passed through town I lust Monday on his way lo Columbia, where In? will complete a course in short hand and stenography. For good shoes at honest prices | call on J. E. Nicholas. He can suit! you in this line. Those interested in "Horry Day"| at the Exposition will do well lo communicate with Col. I). A. Spivey or any of the county board of exposition commissioners. Dr. A. J. MeMdlen, Scientific Optician, will beat the Kingston Hotel by special reque t Saturday March 22nd. Any one needing anything in his line will do well to call on him, as this will positively be hi* last date in Conway. Spivey has the nicest line of shirts An addition to the offices at. the wharves of the \\ accanriw Line of Steamers I as just been completed. It makes the office larger so as to admit a partition dividing it into two and it presents a very neat ap-1 pearance. The ordinaiuc of baptism was ail ministered t two daughters of Mr. \V. T. Lay at Havana!) Bluff last .Sunday by the?Kev. D. I*\ Crosland. It was a bad day for the exercises and only a few members of Conway Baptist eliareh were present. When you come to town looking for dress goods, don't fail to call in at.I. K Nicholas's. Miss Nina Alfordof Dillon, an upto-date milliner, who has had several years training in the northern ci ties, has been engaged for the season by the Collins Millinery Co. Shw arrived in town last Saturday, and is stopping ill llic home of Dr. and Mrs. E Norton. Shoes, Shoes. We always have them in lurgc qunn Li ties and at prices to suit you. S. T. Sessions. A certain young man complains that he could not sleep a few nights ago on account of the*cats that per sisted in disturbing his slumbers, lie believes he saw and heard a thousand or more r/cll! well!?During disordered states of the mind, there is no telling what one may not see, though it is generally some image of the evil one. Easter millinery opening at Con way Bargain House, March 2(>th, 1002. You are cordially invited. A nuinoer of candidates for congress from the sixth district have been mentioned. Congressman Scarborough will be a candidate a gain. He will probably be opposed by Gen. Norton, who made the race two years ago. Senator Walker of Georgetown will probably be in the race too ?Laurens County News Hull Tongues and I'ce Dee Swoens any size and shape at S. T Sessions. The entertainment at the hall last Friday night, given hy the study club was a grand success and all rendered their parts to perfection. Miss Bessie Burroughs, the clocu tionist was exceptionally good, and several-times brought down the house. She was called hick several times and we predict a bright future for Miss Bessie.- Chadbourn Trucker. 20 lbs whole rice. ?1 20 lb* C Sugar $1 10 Ihs good eolToe $1 and other go >ds dirt cheap W B Jones Jioi c -> (' John Fori w loft Friday mornling for Camden i -accept a position in the Camden Oil Mill We jvish him much success in ld< ne.v field. ' The Outlool. Rams Born and Blaek Maria chew, ing tobacco in fowu!! Call for it ( when you want good stuff. DIED. Miss Martha Jane Nixon who was b^rn on the (5th ttay of November, A. D 182S, and died at her Imino. near Nixonville 0:1 Doc. 2Sth. A. D. l!H)l, a^jod Til years. 1 month and 22 days. The Mi.>s Nixons as they were known was noted for hospitality and energy in thhir do.neslie atfairs. For the last few years Miss Martha had the rare -f an invalid sister which was a sc\ere strain on her physical strength which soon impaired her health, but h rdevotions never relaxed toward her sister until her death Her house was ever open to the wavfareinjr traveller and to the need\ arovmd her as far as she was able. She leaves hat one sister, Miss Sarah, and a host of relatives, friends and acquaintances to mourn mcir loss. She was buried in the old family burying ground in the presence of a lar^e jjatheriny. N Kiounoit. +*> ? Presbyterian Services. Filth Sunday, Faster 11.30 A. M. o.lft P. M. I'ravir meeting every Wednesday I IV M. Topic Wednesday March _i>111 l'lii' Message I l oin the tJro.ss. l?ef 'fences, .lolin 1!* 10 30; Luke 23, 32 43; Mark 15 29-33; IVaiul .22, 1 in >I sundav school exercises incindin^ adult Ifible class at 4 IV M. c. 10. kohkutson, Sy i iod i oa 1 10 v a n ge 1 i s t. * ?MV - Inflamed bladder and Kidney. Privet ts, S C., I'Vb. 23rd I90.i. My Dear Mrs. Kerrald: Dr. Neilscn, who is a stranger to you, has Ween in our home for the past live ha/> s at tending my father, woo was on l;it NVeduesday at deaths door, and we believe but for his coming just at that time would have i.otv been four days under ground, leathers case was a very serioti- one, iidlameo bladder and kidney, but this morning we all feel that the danj/er is over as a result] of his faithful effort-; in the use ot his most wonderful medicine. We heartily reeommend him I > you in Jesus name, and not. only lo you, iiiil to all, as many as may he suf feeing f"oin any disease. Give liim a fair trial and I feel sure you will :i|wavs p/uiso (Jod for tlus day he came to you in the name of sulh r ng a uiuanilySincerely your friend, >1. G Hryant. l'rivetts. S .March 4th. I)r Neilsen. L t. me thank you again this morn ing for saving our house from being in mourning a full week, and lor your extreme kindness of heart in your constant attention upon my father for the live days whieli put him on the safe side for living, we trust many years yet. Call again as often a^ you may pass this way and you will always liml a most hearty welcome from all of us. l j ? .. I I : - - - > IV > I ICl' I I II I I V \tllll 111*11(1. Mrs. M. G liryant. Prof Ni'lson remedies soli by I{. 11io Mo. IiODj/ wife of the Co P reus J. 10. Nichols, Con way. and Mrs. .Iainos II. Marsh Mrs. Win. Spivey, Gideon, S. 0. Sale Under Foreclosure. <Y . IT. UK M)l' I II ( Aid >1.1 NA, i ('aunty ol I lorry. $ ( <>ii11 of Common Pious ) riii- II.in., ol l.uinbert< n, fu corporation) i'iid .J. C. McCaskill, Plaintiffs. vs. Henry ('. Klliott, l)c:ciidaiit. Under and l?y virtue of a decretal or Je. made in the abme entitled action, hy his Ilo.ior !. C. Klugli, Piesioiug Judge, in 4lii circuit, at chambers. anil dated .May It) I'.M), I will olTer for sale before the Court House door in Conway, >. C., during legal hour.. of sale on Monday, the 7th d y ol April, A D. 11)02, the la lowing described property t?? ?> it." All that certain piece, parcel or tract oi laud situ ite in the *, ounty ol I lot ry. in the State aforesaid containi g seven y acres more or less, houuued on the North by anas ?l U. At. diiott and Alon/.o JacKHDii, mi tin- East, Lty lands of .J. \V . 11t?fliday A. S<? and Jere Jarrott, South l?y lands >>l Cbas. (Jraingcr, and West by landsol Dullio soli's,or the public roau leading from Nichols depot to Conway, tin-san. being part ol tin* lands originally belonging to tin' estate of James Floyd. I'lie land hereiuaboyu (lcserlbeu was sold by llle to the high'st bidder at ptlblie sale, the fit!i day of November A. I). IDOO, but the purchaser at such .-ale having tailed to comply with ids bid, tlie said land will he resold on ilie (lay and date first i.hove written, at the ri>k ol said defaulting purchaser Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for the necessary papers. W. L. Mishoo, Clerk and special Ifeleroe. Summons for Relief. The State o. South Carolina, { County of Horry. \ Court of Common I'leas. J. A. Taylor, Plaintiff against Franklin A. Prince, Defendant. To The Defendant, Franklin A. Prime. You are hereby summoned and ic<|iiiredt answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled io the office of th?.? ('lerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for tire said County, and to mmv* a copy of your an? vvcr to the said c uuplaint on the snbscrihers at their ollice at Conway, S (\, witliint'vuty days after the service hereof exclusive ol ihe day of such service: and if you f iil to i swer the complaint within Hi 'i'ii a 'it said, tie pldotiir in this action will a |i t i ill C lint tor the relief demand- d in do* coinpl di t. ' lio- n A (^unttlehiium, Plaintiff's Xttorneys. I" ''he Def'.-n lant Franklin \. Prime: Take tioti-. that llie summons in thD acti. n, .if (vh e!i the for going is a copy, we filed in I he fib ? of tbe < h id ? I the < Nnirt of <' > mn-?u P is, at Conway, iu the County of llorry, in the Shite of South Carolina on tfd , the fifth day of February 1002, Johmcm ds Onattlebaum, Plaintiff's Attorneys. 1 1' 1 -. ' This and That. i Stops The Coii|{h And Workjj off The Cold. Laxative liromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one.day No euro, no pay. I'rioo 25 cents' The minstrel tooupo played to u largo audience at the court house last Tuesday night ttud the show was repeated with changes hist night, Those who attended speak of it as a clean entertainment all the way through. To Cure A'Cold In One May Take Laxative llronio tQuinine Tablets. All dru<r^ists refund tin4 money if it fails to cure. K \V. ( rove's I 11 il v U I 1. l> I'll I Ml II liilA. tailv. How prone own arc to look on ;it what others arc (loing. and to think that in tlu' same situation they co ild do lott r! When they try it they generally have to change their minds. - <&? ?? The Best Prescription Tor Mala* in Chills and lever is a bottle of (?rove s Tasteless Clrll Tonic. U is simply iron and quinine in a tastelessform.No cure, no pay Price 50cents. ? v ll?i? ? ? The t wo S\ rians who have been keopir.gn shop on *>rd avenue for the past six months left for Wil mington the first of the' week. You Know What You Are Taking When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every b<?ttle show ing that it is simply Iron and Qui nine in a tasteless form. N<> euro, no pay. hOe. ? ? The candidates tire coming out early in Lhorens County. One candidate has announced himself in the Laurens County News. Can't Keep It Secret. The Splendid work of Or King's N e w Life I'ills is daily coming to I ih t. No such ? Hi nd, remedy for Liver and Howel troubles was ever known before. Thousands bless them for curing Constipation, Si k Headache, 1 biliousness, Jaundice and Indigestion. Try them. 2."?e at Dr. K Norton's drugstore. The funeral of Henry Harris, Sr. will be preached, by lb v. I! I) (Ira inger on the third Sunday in May. Ihi will preach at White Oak Hay church on the 4th Sunday in March. Lockjaw From Cobwebs. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave a woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is riucklcu s Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, I*leers, Sores, Skin Irruptions. Horns, Scalds and i ilea. It cures or no pay. Only 2f> cents at Dr. K Norton's drug store. (j. L. Stevens liaf- closed a success ful term of school at Alligator. Miss Annat ha \ndcrson and .Miss Lilian Faulk made the best showing as pupils of t lie ?-chool. The Vice of Nagging Clouds the happiness of the home, tint a naotrino woman often needs help She may lie so v.ervous and rundown in health that trilles an noy her If she is melancholy, ex citable troubled with loss of appe tite. headache, sleeplessness, constipation or fainting and diz/.y spells, she needs Electric Hitters, the most wonderful remedy for ailing women. Thousands of sufferers from feimile troubles, ikm vous t roubles, backache and weak kidneys have used it, and become healthy and happy. Try it. Only f)0c. at Dr. L. Norton's, guarantee satisfact ion. ?? Some of the peach and plum trees in the gardens in town were in full inui iv/w.n Would Smash the Club. If members of the "May Kever Association" would use I)r. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption, j the club would go pieces, for it always cures tlii.s malady,?and As , t It ma, the hind that baffles the doe ! tors?it wholly drives from the sysjtem. Thousands of once hopeless sufferers from Consumption, Dneu j omnia, Bronchitis owe their lives and health to it. It. conquers Grip, saves little ones from Croup and Whooping Cough and is positively guaranteed for all Throat and hung troubles, f>0e, $1.00 Trial bot'les free at Dr. K. Norton's. . ... ^ Save Your Money. j ()ne box of Tutt's Pills willsave many dollars in doctors' bills l hcy will surely cure all diseases of the stomach, liver or bowels. No Reckless Assertion j For sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, constipation andbilio1 usness,amilli a; . md *cado- < ithjtt'S i npf't* * UM.UIt A'lf.ll FK.M\|.K l?OW. . UIA 0 M" "l'<l "I'l olwigrii t ilccliMI. I'mi! W><l(?y I y lo.UiO Annolean womwn. ' OilftJUiltcU nuit'ilor to nil othor rniur>no<llcf or i-iuli j. fuiicl, .!. sYnt l?v liinll. $1. lWllo mmi' *c. |)r. IMS,ttIrt uiont hi., ItoMon, Mumh. IHjl,If HENRI W4RD BEECHER II I'l ColS,'llniv llJimnilr.i, ^a-Ii:^ hit Hfo from Mitu i<? M, .i.?ti , i'i-.w i>m |)oiliir. l'v|iri -...^r |,n ! *:;o\ noon co . lil tl- I. . nalvu??l I ? HEADQU) ?OWe take this method of in'ormiuo ers Haeon. Lard, Flour, ^rits, CYrn. cry line, wliolcsal and retail. ii a it mv a mo. Stonewall, Itoy Dixie and Lei lines, Shovels. Pitch Porks, and every by Farmers. Carpenters and Mechanic FURNITURE. 6 " ' > ' Of AH jj ^5 ?- -1 2C ' ^ (fc , $ l< i>_?ewv .1 v ? ?" .? FURNI" ? 'Wrwfi^Yi<JIMWwwwtr<??** In i'uinituro wv have Hod K >??in S Mo-U.lt ('luiirs, straight and Uorlu SHOMS, SMOKS. Iii Shoos our lint' consists of man; U) lho nowost dross Sluic. Men. W'oino j 1-SjOT I i I N4i, Wo h;tVO u lUTtfO .slock i,t I % Mum's I You this ai at very attractive prices. i DRESS GOODS, Our Dry Clouds Department is mo before, and comprises all the newest 1' Notions, Notions, C Luces. Kmbroidcries and all the he dies. We can ment ion only a few lines t that we nave everything to be found i ment Store We will add that, we nr< n.aek, Mowers, Popers and Hinders, iNn all the diHerein parts extra for rc to buy one of these mu';hines to harve K 11 ShOES. We have shoes of all styles and priei s t < clo.se out at rock bottom , price. We have Dry Go ids, Notions, 1 Boots, Shoes. Mats, (laps, Clothing and Groceries, at prices never be ! fore heard of. s We have moved our stock of goods j fivm the Murrell Building opposite the jail to the stove on corner of .Main Street an 1 lt.h Avenue, opposite B:vil(, where we will be pleased i < t > meet oxr friends and customers. | ; Sessions & Son, j Opposite the Bank Opening Books of Sub- ( script ion. < State of South Carolina, ) "** Countv of llorrv. \ < I Pursuant to a commission issued M to the undersigned as corporators I by V. R. Cooper. Secretary of State, ? on the 28th day of February, 1002. j Notice is hereby given that books of subscription to the capital stock 1 of the Bull Medical Company will ( he opened at cilice of Waecaniaw J Line Steamers, in the city of Con way, State and County aforesaid, on M< lulnu Mtiv/Ui e it), 1W <it .1 i. ... ... , -V ? III. , The said proposed corporation will have a capital stock of $1000, divided into Ten shares of the par value of $100 each, with its principal place of business at Con way, S. C., and will be empowered to engage in the business of buying, selling and manufacturing medicines. J. A Deli., T. J. Bell. Corporators. 1 < Final Discharge. t The undersigned as guardian of the estate of Jackie A. Graham, will apply to W. K Hardwick, Probate | Judge for Horry county, on the | 21st day of March next, for a linal | discharge as guardian of said estate. J. C. I lit V ANT. ( Guardian. t I'Oil. I Kin 15KlJ ( Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Thin preparation contains all of the ( digestants and digests all kinds of food. !i giv^s instant rcllcfnnd never fails t > cure. It allows you to cat all 1 the foorl you want. The most sensitive stomachs can take it. By'lts use many i thousands of dyspeptics have lieen on red after everything else failed. It prevents format ion of gas on the stomach, relieving nil dlst rcss after eating, j l)lct ing unnecessary. Pleasant to take, i It can't SioSp hut do you HOttdl^ SORTERS Hi - public that we arc Headquartdola^se.s?und evorthinj? in|the tfroc r^'ia Racket Plows aud castings, tiling in the Hardware line needed s. CM ? -? *%-Ktari v tt KINDS OF r:ff| I SM J . *Tf*^rj*noS rURF. !' inits. Kxtra IJureau's Wash Stand, rs for big folks and little folks. ? tstyle.s from the heaviest Brogan 11 and Children can get suited here. ( | I ml Boys Clothing ro attractive this srason than ever 'ubricks in Ladies Dress Ooods. ialore. autiful things that, please the lahat wo cany, but will assure you n a modern and up to d ito Depart? agents for the celebrated McCor <111 i win iiiiM* a cur uiiui in .soon, ^>air. You cannot do better than ist your oats and hay this season II AM. hsanxdMKmmmmmmmmmmMmmmsammmmmmmmmm MARKETS. (> KOUOETOWN. *Iew 'Virgin M.OO fellow dip 2.25 icrupo .. .. 1.25 spirits turpentine 12 Josin, common 1 10 W I I.MINUTON. > i ?i ri t s tnriu'iitino dacliint barrels 4.r>J ountrv oil 24 vo 115 Par (inn at #1.20 Crude Turpentine. ? Hard $1.25 I)ip $2.50; Virgin COTTON. )rdinary 01 cts$* .b "Jood Ordinary. .. .7 12 " Now Middling Hh *' " Middling 8\ Jood Middling H 12-10 " 2orn 7G(?>80 I lams 14C?)15 shoulders 11 (ad 2 thickens 20 to 25 Turkeys per lb (live) Wtf K* IB 3ow Peas 60c. per bush Peanuts 70c " " What Is ii ^ 6 That makes us succeed, while our would be competitors run scarcely exist. Simply intelligence, experience url the capacity of KNOWING HOW TO BUY. There's t he seerc~ it's all in the )uy?ng. We watch that part closey, and as our selling prices are in ine .villi our low purchase prices, we are in the i ight road. Think it >ver now. Aint we right? Selling heap, out buying still ceaper is the jomiiion sense basis of a successful business enterprise. i WeolTer our customers standard Lfoods at prices that will actus pock-| yl book openers, such as the average| buyer needs. We have a well selected stock of General Merchandise, consisting of Hamilton Brown Shoes ready made clothing, Dry Goods, Uroccries, Hardware, ?&c. As we buy Flour, Corn and Pearl Grits in car load lots, we are in a position to have you money on the necessaries of life. ' ' We also pay highest market prices f<>r Fur, Beeswax and Cow Hides. Yours for prosperity, Ihisciihury & Co, """ Spivey Mercantile Cs ' i I PHOTOGRAPHS! You can ^'ct your Photos si Basque's any day. You can lis? *nlar^in<j <>f any kind done. Give mo a trial. It. K. CASQUE. Largest uiul most complete ostab lislwncnt South, i Geo. S. Hncker <S: Son Manufacturors of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULD I NO AND BUILDING MATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 548 King Street. JOSEPH T. WALSH, Attoiinky at Law. ca Conway, ? r? ? SC. Oftlcc up stairs in Spivcy Builc'inf rear room on loft of Hall. SP1VEY (5c COLLINS CO. Fire Insuranc 'Bicycles. D. A. SPIVBY, M. W. COLLINS President, Secretory Office In llnnk Mulldlng HIM MASH INK AND RKPAIP SHOPS. ROIIVEU WORK. LIHHT ANL HKAYY SMITH WORK OF ALL KIND. We keep u full line of steam fi ,tiiitfs, Injectors, valves, packing Ol. I a/aoi/k ol /. A 1?A 1 ?? nu ilinu Ull I IU^U illlll WUgOI hardware and material. Paints Oil, Varnish etc. Wo solicit your patronage. H. II. WOODWARD, -lawybk > Prompt, attention to Collection*. (Spivey Puilding.) CONWAY. S C. W: A. MOORE, Land Surveyor, Correspondence Solicited. Address; cither Conway, s. 0., or Home wood. S. C. Dcutnl Notice. DR. W. E. McCORD, SUROEON DENTIST Conway, - - S. C. ffif-SPlVKY III'ILIUM). ) I to wrlt? for our confidential letter before ap I plying for patent: it way bo,worth money J We promptly obtain U. a. aua Foreign PATENTS ffWUSMIF W J-I the beet legal service an<| advice, and ov 1 ohargve are moderate. Try us. , ... SWIFT A.?nr\ \ ?