Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i Special ?<. Commencing A 3rd, we will [ market about I Pants at prices ity unheard of ?? 1 * prices win i * Don't be late in MCN E < The Quoter of IN THE PALISADES 01 AT 1 White Stone Have you been there yet? the jnost magnificent Hotel in t sion of all the visitors who coim that if you will come to the Spi have the prettiest and btst we, will pay your railroad fare t proposition. We make this proposition .Springs and drink the water lrc * l -I 1 1 win inaKe no cnurgc lor uuaiu. and we will carry it out to the Do you suppose that we would spend we knew that we had as fine Mineral Wat "not. Do you think that such a noted phy: the President of the State Medical Ass<ch cal Examining Hoard until he resinned to practioe to move to this resort as resident fine watei? These facts ought to con vine The grounds are well shaded "and the . < !Xhe Hotel is^llled up with giests from pa - j 'pfio^le"t0.come;and see our place we are v?v 'i Evefy room is an outside room with ( ? "Venetian folding inside blinds on all Avind Southern Railway, only ten minutes' rid j' carriages miet all trains. Summer excuu TRY OUR WHITE STONE UTIl MORGAN & White Stone Lithia White Stone i Notice. County Board of Commissioners will meet in Supervisor's oin? on Friday, Oct. 24th, for the purpose of letting to the lowest responsibility bidder contract for steel to build bridges on Tjger river at Gist bridge, and at Harris'bridge on Fair Forest creek. Bridge at Gist to consist of two 73 feet steel spans, and the one at IIarris' to be one 73 foot span. Each bridge to rest on either rock or cylinder piers. Plan and spec'fica' tions can be seen on day of letting. Also may let contract for approaches to each bridge on same day. T. J. Betexiiauoii. Sunr., U. C. Union Times Oct. 8, 1002. 41 3t. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that J. Woods Teter, guardian of the .estate of Daisey E. Jeter, minor, has applied to Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in and for the County of Union,for a final discharge as such guardian. , . It is Ordered, That the 10th day of Noveml>er, A. D. 1902, be fixed for hearing of l'etition, and a final settlement of said Estate. Jason M. Greer, Probate Judge Union county. Published in the Union Times Oct J0th, 1902. 41-5t. Notice to Trespassers. All persons are warned not to hunt, ride, walk or in any other manner trespass on my p'aco in Goshen Iliil township known as the old Augbtry place. Parties disregarding this notice will lie prosecuted to the full extent of tin law. J,. G. Youno. Published in The Union Times Oct. 10, 1902. 4 l-4t, MONEY TO LOAN, 1 I have made arrang-ments by which I can negotiate loans on first mortgages on well located and improved farms ;??, 7 per cent, interest on sums of $1,000 and linurnrrla and H rwr runt, isitnrnnt. nn f-niiH h-ss than $ 1,00ft. No commissions J charged on these loam. it irrower only required to pay attorney for prei aring necessary paj>er8. etc J A. SAWYER. Attoruev-a'-L'w. 3910 n. Union, S. C. Yon know Whnt yon are Taking When tou take ^over's tasteless Chill Tofcio because t \ formula is plainly prinnted on over) fottle showing that ft is sjmplv Iron am. <piinino in a tasteless ! " form. Ko euro no pay. GOc. 43 ly. v Ints Sale. londay, Nov., put on the t 850 pair ; of , C'' > for the qualbefore.. The. >e cut deep. [securing a fit. . -' "?l y $ -' : A C E, Low Prices. ? -1 7 ' F SOUTH CAROLINA ?HE <f^Z Lithia Hotel. If not, you have failed to sec he South. This ia the Qxprese to our place, and we say here ings and do not admit that we ventilated hotel you ever saw o the Springs. This is a fair nlsan- Tf vnn will enme to the ;ely, and are not benefitted, we This is an open proposition letter. $7.),000.00 to build a resort Hotel unless er as can be found anywhere? We think sician as Dr. L. C. Stephens, who was Xioii, also President of the State Mrdimnve to Greenville, would (jive up his Physician uulesa be knew we had a very e you of the superiority ofour.W?ter. scenery surrounding ihe Hotel i9 fine, its of the countiy. In order to get the making special ratea of 110.' 0 jier week. iom two to four windows. Burlington oWSI ' " Railtoad Station, Rich Hill, on le from the depot to the Hotel. Nice lion tickets over ail railroad*.. - . I A. GINGER ALE FOR SALE BY ; WAGNON. Water Company, Springs, S. C, XH E NEW YORK WORLD. TMR1CE-A-WEEK EDITION. Read Wherever the English language is Spoken. The Thrice-a-Week World was a brilliant success in the beginning and has been steadily growing ever since. Time is the test of all things, and has set its seal of approval on ihe Thrice-a-Week World, which is widely circulated in every State and Territory of the Union, and wherever there are people who can read our mother tongue. This paper for the coming winter and the year 190d will make its news service, if possible, more extensive than ever. All events of importance, no mattrr where they hapi>en, are reported accurately and promptly. The subscriber, for only one dollar a year, gets three papers every week and more news and general reading than most dailies can furnish at five or six times the price. The Thrice-a-Week World is absolutely fair in its political news. Partisan bias is never allowed to affect its news columns, and Democrat and Hepublican alike c^n obtain in its pages truthful accounts of all the great political campaigns. In addition to all the news, the Thricea-Week World furnishes the best serial fiction. ela!x)rate market rrnorts and other features of interest. Ttie Thrice-a-Week World's regular subscription price is only $1.00 per year and this pays for 150 pa|>ers. W? offer this linrqualed newspaj>er and Tub Union Timks together one year for $1 75. The regu'ar subscription price of the two papers is $2.00. JERSEY BULL standing at . my bouse. 50c cash in advance for service. Calf guaranteed or money refund*d. 25-ly J* C. IIunTer. . Grief. Oriof never sleeps. It watches continually, like n jealous husband. All the world groans under Its sway, and it fears that by sleeping its crutch will become loosened and its prey then escape. Take no chances on the man who wants to lend you a dollar. He'll probably come hack later for ten.?Baltimore News. Sometimes the man-who hesitates is Just the fellow who doesn't gf>t lost.-Minneapolis Times. 1 . , 4 , ^4 e I Death and the I*lilIo?opher. A certain pbildsopbcr was in tin babit of saying whenever be beard that an old friend had passed away: "Ab, well, death comes to us all. It is no new thing. . It Is what we must expect. Pass me the butter, my dear. Yes, death comes to all, and my frieud'a time bad come." Now, Death overheard these philosophical remarks at different times, nd one day he showed himself to the philosopher. "I nm Death," said he simply. "Go away," said the man, in a panic. "I am not'ready for you." VYes, but it Is.ouc of your favorite truisms that Death comes to all, and I am but proving your words." "Go away! You are dreadful!" "No moro dreadful than I always nm. But why have you chiftiged so7. You have never feared the death that has come to your friends. I never heard you sigh w;hcn I carried off your old comnanions. You have nlwnvs said. It is tlie *vay of nil flesh.' Shall I mttko au exception lu favor, of your flesh?" "Yes, for I am not ready." "But I am. Your time lias come. Do hot repine. Your friends will go on buttering their toast They will take it as philosophically as you have taken every other death." And the philosopher and Death departed. on a long Journey together.? Charles Battell. Loom to in Brandur Magazine. v - . .< , An EnRllih Sanctuary. Beverley minster, 180 miles north of London, is the shrine of St. John of Beverley, who died in the year 721. In 038 Athelstnn, king of Euglnnd, gave scvernl privileges to the monastery, one being the privilege .of sanctuary. This was not merely for manslaying; it was open to nil wrongdoers except those who had been guilty of treason. For ordinary offenses, such ns horse stealing, cattle stealing, being backward in accounts or being in receipt of suspected goods, a man came into sanctuary about a mile from the monastery or church. There used to be four crosses on the main.roads leading to Beverley marking tlia-.limit of tho area. In cases, of manslaughter and murder it was not sufficient to be within one of these crosses. Before the fugitive could claim sanctuary he must cuter the church and sent himself in a stone clmir known as the "frid stool" or "freed chair." To this place many fled for refuge from all parts of the country. Locking: Up. The lecturer pleaded with the crow:d to "look up." In impassioned tones he cried: "God always helps the man that looks up! Never look down, my friends, and do not* wrfMo ton much time looking sldewaya. Look up, and keep on looking up! 1 never 3tncw a. jnau to fail if lie looked up. Is there a man in this audience who can say that he always looks up? A seedy stranger "i-oa?riP'the back row to say: "1 eau say that I always look up: I have steadily" looked up' for thirty years, aud am 110 better off for it. Looking up is my business." "What do you do for a living, my good man?" "I'm a ceiling decorator." ,. The uproarious.applausp that greeted this sally broke up the,meeting.?New York Press. rPrlma Donna nnd Her Voice. Onee upon a time there was a famous prima donna who <lbnde a contract with a noted Impresario to sing in concerts for him at a" price which made each of her notes of about the value of $1. All went well until the prima donna found a dressing room assigned to her that did not meet with her approval. Then she complained that she was entirely too hoarse to sing, aud the impresario had to make polite remarks to ir.s nmuoncc ami dismiss It nrtcr refunding the money paid for admission. The remarks that lie made out of the hearing of the audience were not so polite. Moral.?Impresarios wish that they might have hoarseless prima donnas.? New York Herald. LanKunKrn In India. Twenty-eight languages are spoken In India and none of these is spoken by fewer than 400.000 persons, while the most general is the mother tongue of 85,500,000. Besides tlie.se there nre In tlie remotest parts of the country dialects spoken by no more than 500 persons, which none other than themselves can interpret India has nine Ki'cat creeds, numbering their followers from the 208,000,000 Hindoos down to the 0,250,000 Animistic* and the Innumerable sects included In the 43,000 "others." Youth'* Unrestraint. "Don't you sometimes long for your childhood's happy days?" said the sentimental person. "Yes," answered MlssCriyenue, "there nre times when I would entov hantrinir on the fence niul making faces nt i>eoplo 1 don't like instead of having to say: 'IIow do you do. dear? So glad to see you!' "?Washington Star.Aim to Illwe. Every man ought to aim nt eminence not by pulling others down, hut by raising himself, and enjoy the pleasure of his own superiority, whether imaginary or real, without interrupting others in the same felicity. Women. "If you want to get on with women," says Max O'Rell, "never criticise them and never offer them advice." And never forget that this is a rule that works only one way. What n struggle a sick man inakei for life considering that there is little In it but whippings!?Atchison Globe. - , FREE BLOOD AND SKIN CVRE ^ Cures Blood Poison. Scrofula, Eczema, Rheumatism, and all - Blood Trouble. The Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) treatment for impuro blood and akin - . disease is nowj-ocognizcd as a sure and certain ctiro for the most advanced stages of cancer, eating sores, eczema, itchings skin humors,<vscabs or scales^ . syphilitic blood poison, scrofula, ulcersy persistent eruptions, pimplos, ' boils, aches and pains in bones, joints or back, swollen glands, risings and bumps on T the skin or blood diseases. Men, women and children are being cured in every State by Botanic Blood Balm for purifying the blood and expelling the germs and humors from the entire svs- '" tern, leaving tho skin free from eriip- ~ tions, and rosy with evidence of pure, rich blood. . No sufferer need longer despair?help is at hand?no matter " haw niqny discouragements you may have met with, Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) cures permanently and quickly. To satisfy , the doubters we will give to any sufferer a trial treatment absolutely free so that they may test this Wonderful remedy. B. B. B. (Bo tftnic Blood Balm) . sohl ' by all drug stores with complete directions for honie treatment for $1 per largti bottle. For free trial treatment,, address Blood ^ Balm Co., 8 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga., and Trial Treatment will be sent . at once. " "Write today. Describe trouble, and free medical advice given. Over 3,000 voluntary testimonials of cures l>y using Blood Balm. Thorough- t ly tested for. 30 years. For sale by F. (1 Duke, Druggist; J Pinal Discharge. Notice is hereby given tbat W. F. Farr, Guardian of the Estate of C. 0. Lawson, Jr., Minor, has applied to Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in and for the county of Union, for-a c final discharge as such GuaJdian. v It is ordered, that the 4th day of * November, A. D. 1902. be fixed for ^ hearing of Petition, and a"final settlement of said Estate. . / . - Published in the Union TrMEB Oct, 8, 1002. Jason M. Greer, Probate Judge Union county. 40-80J, GET SHAVED! " s You can get scraped at any old place but when you want to get shaved go to > MULVIHILL'S BARBER SHOP. The most artistic hair cutter in town. . Next door to Tinsley's Jewelry Store. J 23-41. - ' ' Only a Woman'* Hair. Only a woman's hair?a common sight? Yet still with streaming eyes I gaze up on It. My breakfast lies untasted while I writo This sonnet. Only a woman's hair. Tho time that was. The years that were, the gay and gladsome days Of my past youth rise up before me as I gaze. i > i . ' Only a woman's hair. As souvenir I would have loved It dearlyi who. can 1 doubt It? t But as It Is I think there's something ] queer ] About It. , . Only a woman's hair. It seems a sin The plain, the bare, unvarnished truth to utter: I really cannot, cannot like It In < The butter. ' ?Lipplncott's Magazine. 5 . . I Valuable Prediction. ] "Doctor, do you remember three months ago that you predicted positively that I would he a dead man in t six weeks?" "Why, yes, 1"? "Well, I've got a friend in the next room who Is despondent about himself. 1 Just tell him there Is no hope for him, j will you?"?New York Herald. ' Astronomy Before Clirlst. i About 500 B. C. Anaxagorns of Ionia n?a i/vi n Ut'll lit' gl'UW UJI 111 WIS" doui," lie was the first to tench the course and cause of both solar and luiuir eclipses and to give his followers rules whereby they could dlstin- ( guish planets from fixed stars. lie was punished for declaring that the ( sun was not a god. A ncc 1,1 Be. ] The directness of the bee's flight Is proverbial. The shortest distance between any two given points is called a bee lino. Many observers think that the . Immense eyes with which the Insect is ' furnished greatly assist, if they do not entirely account for, the arrowy stra'ghtness of its passage through the i air. A Strlklnwr Similarity. ' Bach ley?Why is a woman like time? Benedict?'Because she never fails to get her man in the end. j Bachley? No; because she reveals nil ?leVoliniurn IIsi 1 r n ton of sawdust contains 100 pounds of charcoal. ISO pounds of acids, 218 pounds of water and 102 pounds of tar. Cures Eczema, Itching Humors. Especially for old, chronic cases take Botanic Blood Balm. It. gives a healthy blood supply to the affected parts., h'-als all the sores, eruptions scal?s, aralee*, stops 1 he awful itching and burning of eczema, swellings, suppnia'ing, watery . so es, etc. Druggists, $l.t Sample free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm C ?, Atlanta, (Is. DeecHb? trouble and ftee mtdical advice sent in scaled letter, Contractors' ^BUILDERS'^ ?d_M1LL supplies. OMitact, lilt, Mom ?m At t*l *oiM. atwto, Wrtght, Taki. Ttma ^ St**l Wu* m? XMtftlUM, IMtaa h|tt?l fiapt, JmU, fetntoli) Onto, Ctoli mm fl'0JI? IfO. LOMBIRDIRWyottsTsupfiifca I lemember. Friends, Vcu will' Always find a full 1 line ofi \ l. ... . ( i ' Flour* Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Lard, Canned and Bottled Goods, Fresh Vegetables, and everything to be found in an up-to-date \ family Grocery, at my Store. obaccos and Cigars a Specialty. Bring Your Laundry to We. i. t. Sexton. Main Street. J. CLOUQH WALLACE. ATORNEY AT LAW. Room 12 up stairs Foster Bulding. .ALPII K. CARSON. H. L. 8CAIFE. i CARSON & SCAIFE, ' ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Special attention given to real osate and collections. AMES MUNRO. D. R. DUNCAN C. P. SANDERS. Munro, Duncan and Sanders ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office No. 4 Law Range, Union, 3. C. 5-lj ). E. HYDRICK, J. A. SAWYER. Spartanburg. Union. HYDRICK & SAWYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, S. C. . Office No. 5, Law Range, Wallace Building. s-iy 3. MEANS BEATY, A. I l UHNtY-AT-LAW. So. 3, Law Range. JETER BUTLER, ATTORNY-AT-LAW. Opposite Court House. Practice ia all the courts of South Carolina,. S. Q. SARRATT, ' : physician and suroeon. Offers his professional services to the >eoplc of Union and surrounding counry. Day calls at Duke's Drug Store. Sight calls at the residence of Mr. L. J. [lames, 18-lf. Money to Loan. I have money to loan in amounts of 5300 and upwards on improved farms it 7. per cent interest. No commission except a reasonable attorney fee tor preparing necessary papers. 30-ly. V. E. DkPass. I. > ' f nn a aw At* ** m a * 5 1ALUIU1M & 1 ALLlUrNII The standard bred station, Tibbie, will begin the Fall season at our stable Sept. 20.h. Insures at f 10.00. 33- GREEN & BOYD. Notice to Trespassers. All persons are hereby warned not Lo hunt, tide, walk, drive or in any }ther manner trespass upon my lands in Jonesville township. Persons disregarding this warning will be proeecuted to the full extent of tne law. It. D. COLKMAN. Pubished in Tiik Union Times Oct. L0, 1002. 41-41. Notice to Trespassers. ? All persons are hereby warned 'nfot to ide, walk, hunt, drive or in any other) manner trespass on or allow any of their j ;attle or stock to trespass on the lands] mown as the Vance plac?, the Whit-j line miiu ine oneuiesw onu lai as 1TPBjasseis will be prosecuted. i. m. Mohlky, Renter. Published in The Union Times Oct. LO, 10U2. 41-4t. (Harness^L \ Yon ran make your barII tima aa aoft u a (lori I nn<t ns toiiKh aa wire !>y HlB J using BIHtBKA liar- BiH II noun Oil. You ran [ 'A IrnKthm IU llfo?make It IVlt^l 1 in?t twice aa ions aa it ordinarily would. KBHI EUREKA W I Harness OH I maka* a poor looking harmaa Ilka naw. Made of l^B pare, hefcvjr bodied oil, ae- ! peclally praperad to ?llb> ( ataud the weather. ^ . - VH jW^Ttr^tjWW Hads bj STANDARD Oil CO. WL Slops the Cough and Work* off" the Cold '' Laxative Rro~o-Qu:nlne TnUe'scnrr i cold in one day. No cure do puy Price 35 cent*. 43-ly 4 J Charleston & Western Carolina ^Railway Company. 1UOU8TA AND ASH WILLS Shorfttee Schedule In effect July 8th lsrt. LetT* AnfuiU lONtn irp> IrrlTe Greenwood IS 44 pm Anderson T 18 pa Laurena IIS pa s a > Greenville ....... SSSpa llSUam h par tan burg 8 80 pm 8 Warn union 7SO pa Baluda 6 88pm --_ Henderaonvllle.. 6 11 pm w * AthevHja......... 7JSpnr-. < Leave A?heville..? 70S ?a Union 8 IS am Spartanburg 1801pm I 00 pa Greenville... IS 16 pm 1 U pa Laurena ItOpm 164 pa Anderson ?. 7 Item Greenwood SSI pa Arrive AuguaUt SSupm U'JI Leave Columbia 11 20 an Newberry lSISpm Clinton 1SS pa Arrive Greenville ,?82&pm Spartanburg 830 pa Leave Spartanburg..... " ' xltoi pa Greenville ISJSpa Arrive Clinton S IK pm Newberry 8 08 pm Columbia ........ I 80 pm Faateatand Beat Line between Newberry and Greenville, Spartanburg and Glaan Hprlnga. connection from Newborry via Colombia ii?wo?rrr aua uiureu lunwty. ForanT Information write EKNBST WILLIAMS, G?n. Paaa. Aft., AUflUU, Qa T. M. BMMHR80N. TralBo Manager. a SEJABO^mD Air Line Railway Double Dally Service. Between New York, Tampa, Atlanta, New Orleana and Points South and West. W IN EFFECT MAY 2Gth,J902. aOUTHWAWD, Daily Daily No. bl No. 27 Lt. Kcw York. P R R.... 1/to p in Ilia am Lv. Philadelphia, l'Mti.. <4 i'J p ai 7 t? a m Lv. ltaltimui e, ** 6 46 p m i . 9 84 am Lv, WaanliiKton. W.S.Kj 7 uu p ia loai am Lt. Klchuiuuu, 6. A. L. Kjr lu J7 |i n 1 i$ p m Lv. I'.lcrtburx, " 11'/up in 2 M p m Lt. horllut, ' '.'166 am a a> p m Lt. llenderaou " 2 28 a u 881 p la Lt. luloiKti " 4 J J a ui 7 11 pa Lt, Sou, t'luea * t> u6 a m Hi p a Lt. llaialet, d A L.. 7 20 a ai In 86 p m Lt. Columbia,i " u 40 a to INaa Ar. 8/Tannali 2 3u p ai 4 88am SV. Jatkaouvllla " 7 0u p m 9 16 a m at. m. Augu.iine ^ ib8?p_m Ar. Tampa ~ " " 648aiu 648 pm isu. aa ho. 41 Lt. hew York, N Y PAN \ TUctn 6 to p m Lt. Philadelphia " 10 16 a m II 96 p m Lt^Nct Vurk,OI>a9uit ilvupiu Lt. iiaiiiniari', ii a I* Co k"ii lvj* virion,_N'i' vv IVV K: ^rru,h'"T^"?v'i?nrfS L>*. JSurliua .. i^i*- !???* Li*, Henderson ? y M _ ' **' ? L?.LUleifU ? *?* ? L*. Louincru 1'lots ." 6 WJ-? m ~ L*. llauiiei ? ,?*" i vV**"" Lt. ft'iluiluHtun * ?* y ffffirh?* ;;..... iuiirkm ~ Li*. Cheater '? iti^i'1'lL' A." L.%. Carlisle .< ju iflffcm ? **? Li*. Orceii* ood ? I" !* *,n Li*. Alliens ? l.j?, * J" *??m Ar. Atlanta I ? ,<. ? ?llam A. . ? ? a > p m ? ao , f "* We 6 40 t,,n jiff ^*Uoun,coHia t!:?n'iN4Wr fsIF? ?'Ar. New Primus, d A N 7 ^ a | *,-.N^hTi'le.. wc Ait iTTSJTi "Vai*~ I Ar. Memphis V is ? ! __ < 15 p in > i6 a sa NORTHWARD '* ' pally i^ii. f .. ^O. 42 Ka u ^J!a;'?.?ii,,AS?rf ia," i'MIH t:.rr."*^T!r.f..!!..V. ??! ? Ut, Alliiitt, j 8 A L Ujr i'iOOnoon "t 'io'm 'm At. Allien* " 2 57 p iu 11 u n Ar. (ireeuwood " 5 14pm 1 M Ar. Cheater ? 7 17 p ,a 4 M aZ Ar. Carlisle 6 A3 p m * 4 * ^T.^. ?.? ?!!* _ 7 27 p iii i iifiTm Lt. Wilnilngiuuj ' "" 3 oA p iu "..7.71m Lt. llainlet ~ " 10 40 |,ra 7 40 amv. Lt. boulheru i'iuts * 11 Muni m> t Lr luielgh ? ?2:? LT. llruileriHin ? 3 t* a la U 43 a " 3 5u a ia I a M .. Lr. Weklou " ftttiiw 1 ?M p a Ar. 1 ortsiuouth " 7 13 aw * ot p a Arj^y ^ toisNjk 8b ?Ti*?5 Ar. Baltimore. *118 1* Co Ar. New York, uL?88cu t A vQ p a Ar. i'hiik;pi,ur NYi'AN"ta?pw 5 i? ^VN.?*.Vor.k "... ' s 16 pa log!" So." *i " ~ Lt. Taupe 8 A L Ry VOOpw twin Lr.st. Auguailue 7 46 a iu * Ai p a Lt. JackaonTllle ? 9 30, ? 7 30pa Lt. Savannah " liopm 11 Mum Lt. Columbia | " 7 OA p in SNaiaa Lt. iiauilet 10 40 p in >6 a 3^^ Lv. Southern Pine# " 11 S3 p w ?M ??p U LT.haM,h ? 1 36a n 11 Sa!?^ ? ,'3;r '?s:: " ?? ? jsr: ^r- Wa-I'lngton, W8 Ry loioain ?Mpa *r* PKH K 7ft a in || 2,H a\ ttiz ..*?.,!k 4 <8 P "? M a m Note,?flhrtly Kxcrjit Monday. ;<x ntr*l Time. {Kaalern Tiiue. ZZZ [R. E. 1" BUNCH, General Passenger Agent. KB Savannah, Gal W. E. CHRISTIAN, A. G. P. A? Atlanta, Gi. <0 Cfrj&wx*, Tbla algnatare ia on every box of thai fennlnb Laxative Bromo-Qtriniiie Table* | the naadj that www a ??W la mm day I to write for onroonftdentUMeUe^aifcre ay-1 IpMai for patent: it may be worth money. 1 I We promptly obtain U. 8. and FOirtjl I PATENTS l* I si ins Don legal service ana aaviMf nan www ebargea era notoota Try aa. (' SWIFT&CO., | On. u.8. Paiaat OAoe.WaeMMtn* BAl i ^TTuTi *