Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Union Times I Sec who can solve the puzzles head. We trust this new depar for our readers, both young am correct answers sent in. NO ?r THE TRAVELS r~W" ' a- y Jl I At the*Cfc.na.ry islands the,sails jthe Nma were altered from lateen square and a plentiful supply, of <vo \e|d Wd<Cr W&S S<?rCd aboar^^e'ca - FIND TWOi 1IJLDDI OLD kenti^ FEUD | .- ".M BE RtNEKD Further Trouble Expec, e? In ! Cockrill-Hargis Tyouble. | / local politics the cause. ^ With Killing of Lawyer Marcum It Is | Believed Feud Has Been Reopened j and That Several Prominent Men ; Have Been Marked as Victims, Ixsx-ington. Ky? May ood G. Dunlapv, of this city, M't today for Jackson. HKy? at attorney tor the lusionists In' the r?:'"'3thltt county cs"*t tested election eases. . J*0 succeeds as counsel James li. Mai'uim v no was killed in the rourthouso yc-steiM"** wuilo filing patters in tlios-e cases. it Is feared here that the proceedings at 11.5s time will precipitate further you hie in the Coekrill-IIargis ?? ml. in which half a dozen lives have already been lost. A telegram from a member of the Uargis faction to forme? Senator Alexander llargis, at Winohcrt r, said that Jlelvin Ewen, who was talking with, iMorcum yesteulaj when he waft' fl'Til by the assassin in the L5i^?-.r7ntt (ou.ity courthouse, recogyw.t*'.! the murder ec. it "is taken' that thin message means that Ewen has been ' marked." Ife is a Coelv ill sympathizer, Ho owns the Ewen hotel at Jackson, a::3 has considerable property. Ewen when seen today positively refused to say anything regarding the shooting, except t| > descsibe how they were standing when the shot wore fired. He refused to say who fired the shots or who was recognized in the hallway of the eonithouse. The holier 1* that the feud is now re-o; ; nod, and that Sheriff Ed Callahan an i County Judge lames llargis have been "marked.' Tom Cookrill. who was charged with killing Hon Hargis. and in whose defense Dr. D. 11. Cox atul Jim Cockrill lost their lives, is here, having returned from the west. Former Town Marshal John Brown by the killing cf Marcum has been brouTTit into the feud, as have the families of Postmaster D. D Hurst, and also the Littles.. Ono of the oldest families in the feud. " ABUSES IN CONGO COUNTRY. Natives Fieeirg on Account of Tyranny?Report of Missionary. J.onodn, May f>.? The Rev. William mr . - uiumson, 01 i rxinglon. Va.. member of the American Presbyterian mission. who is here on his way homo af*o. six years' work along the Kassai rive r about 1.2<? miles in the inferior of the Congo state, fully confirmed file stories of the abi.-.s In the Congo administration. He has furnished an exhaustive report on the eitnation to The Congo state authorities, to the American and Jiritlsh minister., at P.u.-rels, an 1 to Foreign Secretary l anrdnwno, showing that the situation ir daily growing worse, as a r? u'.t of the rubber monopolies' intrntur; r.n of farce,labor, Virtually amounting t.> slave.y. On ill# way to the c est the Rev. Jir. Morrison covi red 8<::i r il s of the Kassai river, ioirr.c.ly thickly dotted with villages. Tie says t'.o;e are Wr\k UAUC% ^ Piscrderec mKP^^ mHEADACHl: | is biliousness; Sold by Uni >.;**/ur"; ? ? ? " . i . 4 'ictare Puzzle' that appear week'iy under this tinent will furu'.sli amusement il old. We 111 publish all .3. )t COLUMBUS./ ; JS WOlt IvM EX. tin 1 people having flid Into the forest ; to escape the tyranny of the whl tes. The missionary declares it is /possible for the natives to pet .my retirees from the Congo state ofileiaVs. The Rev. Mr. Morrison sails for 'Xesv York on the Cunard steamer Etmrin. leaving Liverpool May 8, and will furnish the state department at Washington with further oviii.mno Caleb Powers' C?>se. Georgetown, Ky., May 5.?The ease against former Secretary of State Ca lel> Powers, as acoessoiy to the murder of William Gocbtl, three years ago, was called today for a third trial, when attorneys for Powers renewed i their motion for Judge Cantt ili to va| cate the bench. The $idgc took the motion under advisement. The cases f.f Harlan Whitaker. "Tallow Pick" Ccml.s and J. W. Davis as accessory lo the Clvebel murder, were continued. Another murder caso was called. It is conceded that the Powers case will ( not be head at this term of court. Loitbel Thanks Edward. ! Paris, May 5.?President Lou bet tel. , egraphcj to King Edward at' Portsmouth thanking him for tivr good will manifested towaicj, kivf 'people and gov-, ornm. nt of^Jfrgnre as expressed in \Vrt- king's dispatch to I lift president t from Che:bourg yester 'ay. The rati-J ical socialist group in the chamber of deputies lias adopted rcsoluitons urging the immediate negotiation of a treaty of arbitration between Great Britain and France, I _ ,i Steamer^ Collide in Fog. Southampton, May Tim Atlantic Transport line steamer Marquette. C up tain Rlchaidson, from London. May 4. for New York, and the North German Lloyd steamer P.eusen, Captain Prehn from Hamburg, Sunday for the Far Y. ist. collided in a fog in the channel last r.igb>. Foth steamers put Into this port t'oi impairs. It is not expetted that they will tn? tjelayff?1 for any length of time. The Marquc-ltc-ii stern v.-as gtnve in aho>3 the water line, and part of hep railing was carried away. The Preusen's no** vya^ siove in. Nprdica at Biltmore. AshevlllP, N. C.. May 5.?Lillian Nordica, who is to sing here tenigji^ will spend some time during the afternoon at Riltmore hour.c as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George W, Vanderhilt. Hailstorms In Carolina. CImrlrptnn. S. f .. May 5?Dispatches from Chesterfield on the Noith Carolina line; Edgefield, on the Savannah river, and Florence counties, report a disastrous hailstorm. At Choraw th<. hailstones were three-quarters of nn inch in d-iamotoi and in Edgefield the dej th of the hailstones was as much : as inches in some drifts. Very lit! tie corn iind cotton nrn 11 n lint oof. dons and vegetable props may have to ho replanted. Confederate General Dead. ' Ni w Orleans, May 5.?General F. H. T.ombar.1, formerly major general com mnndlng tl.e Louisiana division fjnttod Confederate Veterans, Is dead. General I.onsbard was a native of TVdnto Coupee aitillery during the war. being frequently mentioned for bravery on the field. lie was for many years land agent of the Citizens' bank. fie was ft2 years of age. 1 Stomach ends in a SICK I I. The root of the trouble I the cure, Bamon's Pills. B atment, perfect cure, 25c. J on Drug Co. i * 1 DEMONSTRATION BY ITALIAN STOKERS Drive Laborers Away From Musooota Dam. MEN HOOTED AND HURLED AT. Stones Were Thrown and a Dash Mad? Upon Works Until Police Appeared and Dispersed Strikers?Police Then Kept striker* on the Move. New York, May 5.?Several hundred Italian strikers made a demonstration today before the diggers ?j|d shovelers employed on the Muscodt^dam at the water works improvements in the borough of Brooklyn, and. succeeded in driving them from their work. The latborers on the dam for Contractor John B. McDonald had announced their satisfaction wtih the wages paid and they would not Btrike. But the strikers have harassed the McDonald contracts, and especially along the Bubway, said they would drive the men from the trencheB, and they appeared at the dam several hundred Btrong. The flrst laborers to start to work were hooted and howled atT A few stones were thrown, and as the number of laborerers increased, a leader in the crowd of strikers shouted a phrase in Italian and a dash was made < upon the works. The laborers drop- ( ped their tools and fled. , Not wishing to mix with the police, ( who had been called, the strikers dispersed. The police kept all strikers moving today all along the route of the subway. They had 400 pickets , along the works. A number of the men employed in the subway were , I forced to quit work today by a lack of , material and the means to fetch it. , i KAISER AND KING VISIT MONTE CASINO! I Escorted by Cuiratclers and ; Cheered by People. WEATHER WAS MAGNIFICENT. I \ Crowds Composed of Peasants, Friars and Sisters Gathered to See the Extraordinary Spectacle of^Two Sov- ( eroigns and Six ?ffnces. Homo. May(ir.^-Emperor William and King Vlct'ir Emanuel. escorted by cuirassiers,-ind cheered by the people, , diovc to.railroad station this morn- , lng am/ went to the abbey of Monte Casinfo. The weather was magnificent,. Quaint crowds composed of peas- , ants, friars and sisters gathered from miles around the village to see the extraordinary spectacle of two sovereigns and six princes at Monte Gassino. The real reasons for the visit were the part taken by Emperor William in assisting the J!ono:lletine institutions In P. usiia, and the promise which he made to visit the celebrated Mother House here. Gorgeous equipages with outriders uad postilions In hunting livery occompanled by military escort and the suites of the sovereigns and princes, drove up to-tha abbey from the station, cheered by the peasants. At the abbey a detachment of t:oops rendered military lion ois ana a Dauery 01 guns nrea a salute when the abbot, the Rev. Father BotvKftcc Krug, from St. Vincent's arch-abb?y, near Realty, Panna, ai>peared surrounded by itu- tpi^ra the foot of the l?rand staircase the contrast in the two groups, ths sovereigns and thelrfparty and the abbot and the friars, with the background of grim, historic walls, which had resounded on various occasions with battle cries as well Hr> ft'jth pi avers, presented a most attractive ap'ect'acly. ' It was the first time an emperor of Germany had )>cen received at the abbey of Monte' Caflno. The Rev. Father Krug received the emperor and King Emanuel in a most cordial manner and expressed his appreciation of the honor conferred on the abbey tihplr visit. WOMEN OFFER PRAYERS. Warm Fignt Agajn6t Saloons Precipitated at Asheville, N, 6, Ashcville, N. C., May 5.?Prayer? will today ascend conxtantly from the women of the city for the success of ' the Anti-Saloon League candidates In the municipal election. Many wotot-H without regard to denominational lines assembled aj th* Fiist Paptist church for an all-day prayer meeting. Th?re is every promise for a desperate struggle for supremacy between the reform and reg, til&r Demociatie organization Alabama Diocesan Council,. Birmingham, Ala., May 5.?The diocesan council of the Episcopal church of Alabama will bo held in Dcmopolia commencing Wednesday. A live question is to dlvl'e tt.c sta'e iptp two episcopaten, another is to A* thf? r?*rt(lence of Bishop Beckwltb and a third is the vote upon whether the chureb at laige shall change Its name to the American Catholic churclf. The council will be the most Interesting held In years. Prominent Physician Dead. St. I.ouis. May 5.- Br. John P. Bryson, one of the leading surgeons in gt. I.ouis, and known professionally throughout the country, died today ol heart failure. , ... 4 -. .J Demand for Investments is growing with the prosperit; of the country and a man c character and ability cai secure ample rewards if h has the ability to market sucl securities. I want a few o the best men obtainable fo this work. In writing g iv e a g e occupation and banl references. .All Utters treated as strictly confidential, GEORGE T. DEXTER, Superintendent of Domestic Ajenoio*, Tho Mutual Life Insurance Company of New Yorl 32 Nassau 8treet, New York, N. Y. UK. LORENZ AT NEW ORLEANS. Great Specialist in Surgery Holds Im promptu Reception New Orleans. May 6.?Dr. Adolf Lc renz, of Philadelphia, who has come In to prominence during tho las twelve months through his metb od of hand surgery, was tin center of attraction in the lob by of the St. Charles hotel .Inst ever Ing where he held an impromptu leoep tion of physicians and surgeons, win oue here to attend the convention. Every medical man present was de slrous of shaking hands with the grea specialist. Many ladies, both loea and visitors, took advantage of tin occasion to be presented to Dr. I.o renz. Speaking of bis specialty ii healing the unfortunate cripples Dr Lorenz said: "The method is not new; it was firs! given to the world about 13 years age ao.l 11. n - - ii ui&t tame out i began t( study and practice it until it is whal you see today. I am gratified that 1 have been able to do something foi humanity in this line, and expect to se< this special line of surgery in genera practice before many yoais." AFRO-AMERICAN REPUBLIC Scheme to Set Up Government bj American Negroes In Haiti New York, May 5.?William Pickens the negro who won the junior exhibi tlon prize at Yale, has been asked t( become th>e head of a new Afro-Amer lean republic to be established ii Haiti, says a World dispatch from New Haven, Conn. In his oration wliict won the piize Pickens discussed Hai Li's freedom and declared against it. The scheme is to effect a ronqueal Of the island of Haiti by American ne groes and to set up a government Utopian in character. The junta o; the movement is at Sturgis, Kv., anc the correspondent of the society is N L. Musgrovo. He asks that Pickeiu act as secretary and board mem be: in this section and says that the Yalf mati would eventually be chosen as president of the society. It is alsc suggested that he take the lecturr platform and raise funds for the or ganlzatlon. Killed by Lightning. Asheville, N. C.( May 5.r-Tn Idme stone township Robert Murray was in stantly killed by lightning. Mrs. Mut ray was standing by the side of he husband whtn tho hnlt ^n. - r r;-v ? r-.r OIM was knocked down. One shoe wai torn from her foot and it was hal an hour before she regained conscious ness. Mr. Murray was a son of W D. Murray, well known in this section HgDFORlfcV fllBUCK-DRAUGHTjl W0HST?PATI0^ Jf Constipation is nothing more UbB than a clogging of the lnwrUU and nothing leas than vital stag|M nation or death if not relieved. A UP If every constipated sufferer 1 A could realize that he Is allowing H poisonous liltli to remain in lps ^ system, ho would soon get. relief. Constipation invites all kind of ^ contagion. Headaches, biliousjfj ness, colds and many other ail ments disappear when const iB patcd bowels are relieved. ThedU( ford's Mack-Draught thoroughly a cleans out the bowels in an easy r? and natural manner without the h purging of calomel or other vioI lent cathartics. i fl Jlp sure that ymj gef |ho origj rn lift! -4 notUoKl'rf MliirU-1 'r,ni"lii. J \B made )>y The ('Imttaruxtpa Metli g ?-i 11c (.'?>, $<>hl l?v all druggiitf |lf T? B 25 ccat and $1.(V) nackatfes. Morgan, Ark.. Mar i">, 11)01. i I fa 11 not rrromntenriThniforal'a Mark- I H ||rautfhl too highly. I ko.-p It In mr lioone I atl U?e Hn? ap4 !<p-.ni it r..r th* 1*4 I M to) > . nr'. I n. \< r mi..- mr rhlUlrpH I U any mIIi. i- laxative. I think I roald wr l>* able to work nlftnnt It I M nn account of being tronOlnl with % constipation, Your inrillrlne U all that keep* mr up. Bk C. B. MrrAUlJtKD. ~ " IJI~' ~ ***" a J. CLOUQH WALLACE. ATORNEY AT LAW. . ? H x)iu 12 up stairs Foster Bulding. ?f i n RALPH K. CARSONj H. L. 8CAIFE. e CARSON &SCAIFE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 1 Special' attention given to real estate and collections. t ?????? S MEANS BEATY, ATTORNEY AT-LAW. 9 . No. 3, J^iw Range. flTTTT T^n " ? ' DllMJIt, VMHJKNL te BUTLER, Attorneys-at-Law. Law office up stairs iu the Wallace Building, Law Range. Practice iu all the courts of South Carolina. ' 19-4tp. Money to Loan. I have money to loan in amounts of $300 and upwards on improved farms at 7 per cent interest. No commission except a reasonable attorney fee i- for preparing necessary papers. 39-ly. V. E. PicPabs. i CONTRACTORS' ?** ^BUILDERS'^ : ?*D_MILL SUPPLIES. "> OMdagk, StMt ?? , Maui mm flkiA ud p?rapc, 9MU Ptnttu, OtkM, Ckala iM ! LOMBARD IRON VOltKSi SUtPLt CO. Amcvx tk * ,??- ? j 7 We proiMTHjr'obtih^^ ilEHSBl r Send model, sketch or photo ol invention for <' < frefereport on patentability. For free book, < j f How to Secure TRADE-MARKS f $ ! 1 t J JL i VdBkakes sliort roads. AXLE' " I JL light loads. j UREASE 5 I *^**Food for everything I 1 - that runs 011 wheels. S I ^ 1 | Sold Everywhoro. 1 ^ Mad* by STANDARD Oil. CO. 1 [ MONEY TO LOAN. B f I have made arrangements by which I - can negotiate loans on llrat mortgages on well located and improved farms at 7 per cent, iutere&t on sums of $1,000 and upwards and 8 per cent, interest on rums less than f(,OOQ. No commissions charge^ on theie loans. Borrower only requited to pay attorney for preparing nec< s ary papers, etc. J, A. SAWYER, Attornev-at-Law. 3910m. Union, S. C. RTP'A'N S Tablets doctors hnd a good prescription for mankind. ? The 5-cent packet is enough for usual occasions. The familv bottle (00 cents) contalus a supply for a year. All diuggist stli them. tf Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that J. H. McICissiek, Administrator debonis non with will annexed of the Estate of R. \V. Harris, deceased, has applied to Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate,'in and for the County of Union, for a final discharge as such administrator. It is ordered. That the 18th day of May A. I). |90ij. be fl^ecj for hearing or Petition, unci a final settlement of fluid Estate. Jason M. Gheer, Probate Judge Union County, S.C. Published in Uniqn Times Anril 17, JfJOq. 80d Insurance Notioe. The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurcneo Company of Union county will h< 1 I its annual meeting at Union 0. | 11 May 2, 1908, at 11 a. m. Policy ) holders are earnestly requested to attecd. J. M. Greer, Sre. and Treat. F. M. F. Ins, C>., Union count}. 4541. '' *' MX "1- * Charleston & Western Carolina Railway Company. AUGUSTA AND ASHCYILLB Short L}n? *- i Schedulein offoct July 0th lie*. ' * ' Leave Augusta 1010am 156 pta Arrive Greenwood U 41 pm Andihon 10 pa Laurent 14ft pm OK ha Greenville 8 24 pm 11 90 aa Spmrtanburp 080 pm 900 am Union 780 pm Saluda 5 88pm x Uondereonvllle.. U pm i u Ashovlll* 7 lft nm Leave Asbeville 7 06 am Union 8 46 am Spartanburg HOI pm . 4 00 pa Greenville 1616 pm 146 pm Lauren* 110 pm 4 66 pm [ Anderson 7 66 am I Greenwood 651pm 960pm iArrive Augusta SMOfrm 1186 am Leave Columbia 1160 am / Newberry 1646 pm I Clinton 166 pm Arrlvo Greenville 125 pm Spartanburg 680 pm 1 Leave Spartanburg 1601pm Greenville 1216 pm Arrive Clinton 6 66 pm Newberry 8 06 pm Columbia ........ 4 80 pm Fastest and Best Line between Nswberry and Greenvlllo, Spartanburg and Glenn Springs. Connection from Newberry via Columbia Newberry and Laurens Railway. For anv information write ERNEST WILLIAMS, Gen. Pas*. Agt., Augusta. Ga. v T. M. EMMKRSON, Traffls Manager. Air Line Railway J Double Dally Service. Between New York, Tampa, Attaint*,. ~ New Orleans and Points South and West. . f " 1 ' . IN EFFECT MAY 26th, 1902. SOUTHWARD, Daily Daily No. 31 No. 27 Lv. New York, P R It.... 12 58 p m 13 10 * m Lr, I'liibtu A,,liia, 1* K U.. 3 TJ p in 7M?a Lv. lialtlmere, *' 6 46 p m 9 04 am Lv, Wasblngton. W.S.lty 7 00 p m 10 41 am Lv. Itiulimviiu, b. A. L. Ity lu 6i p in 2 (6 pm lv. l??t* rtburg. 11 ?ep iu 164pm p-" Lv. Norllua, 1 Mam 6 vl Lv. Henderson ? 2 28 * tu / Lv. " * " ' - - H ? / Z7 dm / lv, Sou, f inca " 6 66 a IU 9 ag f, I Lt. llaiuict, SAL.. 7 20 a m 10 36 pX / Lr. Columbia i " 0 40 a in lu5>m\ / Ar. Savannah " 2 30 p m _ / Ar. JuclmoiivlUe " 7 00 p iu ? 16 a m\ / Arjst, Augustine _ 10 60 ? at \ / Ar. lampa " 6 46 a m A j?m \/ No. aa No. 41 \ Lr. New York, N Y PAN t 7 66am 6 SA p m \ Lv. Philadelphia " 10 16 am 11 "24 pm \ Vurlc, (J 1) SO w.f 3 iw H m 1 Lv. iiuliini*r?, ii S i' do Lr. ivaah'ton, WfcWHB 6M>pm ' Lt. Portsmouth, 3 A LM> y 06 p in 9 fl ? m \ Lt. Weldou " 11 46 p iu 1166am \ Lv. Norliua " 166am 140pm \ Lt. Henderson " a as a in lllpti \ Lv. Kuleigh 11 4.12 aw S 66 p w ^ t Lv. Louiitern Pints " 606am I ilppi Lv. Hamlet ^ 7'A6ajoi 10 *0 p m . ,, Lt."Wilmington ' ?( pfa" Ar. chartolto " 10 OS a in 10 Si j> U LV.tjneaier " 10 22 a m ii6 a m lt. caVltale " 1015 a in Lv.Areenwood " 11W u 3 4? a m Lv. Athens _ " 2 60 p iu 0 IS a w Ar. Atlanta | " IMyia 7 60jt m ' t, Ar. Augusta, c A W c 6 40 p m ' ..?* Ar.llaooii, c of Oa 7 20 p m ; 11 ?M> Ar. Moatgom*ry A Si W P 9 20 p in 6 26 p ut Ar. Mobile, LAN 2 66 a m , Ar. New urleJus, LAN 7 26 a iu '* Ar. Nashville, N O A St L 4 00 am 6 66pm Ar.* Memphis 4 16pm 8 26 a m NORTHWARD / Dally Dally I I No. Si No, M / Lt v n I o.? ? - -.J-Znr-' " + > noon 40 p m / *' J^NaahvlHo *> p ni ? SO mm. .-J . ft SCTJ7*?*L ? * ,;g J5 ^rr.5< L^*W|<omr'r,A*\yp tf JO a m Y4o p m 1 ' Lv. M?ro?, c Of u> >wT^ 4 2opm 4 \ Wo lb U6 a m '? k j 8 A L Ky JJOOuoou tt Miami r '*\ Ar. Athens 2 37 d ui 11 tt ? ?. J Ar, Ureenwood " 6 14 p in i S mm / Ao.ClK.ier ? 7 17pm 4 W .1 / Ar-.t^rlUw . 6 53pm f [ " 7 *7 p m VtOmii Lt. W limlngtoii j " 8 05'mm "T.T.T.w. ' Lv. Hamlet " lNOpro 7 40 mm* L, Lv. Hvulhern Piuea ' 11 33 pm < u, """' / Lr. Kaleigh ? li?Sm * liS!2 / '. lVv"u"** " UUpI, ft: B" ? 1S?; Ar;JP?r|.mouth " 7 16 a in 6 3* p m ' . iuiij ton vN&W 8 U 4 66 *m .t V" Ar. H<t1iiinore7 H8 P~(Je "."VI" f ittia ' Ar. Now Y?rk~oi>HHuo ' ' f'foopm ' aV ?LfrTOk > ?< Ar. New York " 116pm 6 00?m . ^ no; 66" """5tt: ?" **': \f Lt. Tail pa SAL fly 9 00pm <$ to* mi -rt Lt. Ml. Anguatlme " 7 45 iTm 5 50pm Lr. Jacksonville " 9 30 * m ' '' 7 kk " Lt, Uavatinah " 140pm llMw'm ?. " lt.o.iw?,uu i 7 06?" ISrS Lt, Hmwlet '* 10 40pm 1 v. u ' Lt. Southern Plnca " 11 S3 p m 0 22 mm' Lv. Kaleigh ? 1 36a m ? 2f3 Lv. Henderson " 3 06 m m 12 66 am "*" ^ LT.Norllo. u ??." "SiSv Lt. Petersburg * 6 6'im m~ " "i*07am Ar. Richmond '? 6 35 a ui 4 65mm A'. Washington, WSRy 10 10mm 0 66 IS , Ar. llaltlniore PHR 1126am 111.m'; " " " Ar Philadelphia ? 135pm 254? ArKewYoih ? , 4 "oS-.ST ' ...?.?.l">~f.l^!!.y L*cTpt ^i^ar.' ' V l" .. trontrmiTline; IKmstertTImm,"' *""?" rt,^ IB. E. L. BUNOH,?22 General Paasenger Agent. * ' ... ^ ? Savannah, (9*1 W. E. CHRISTIAN, . A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. "* ? -'titit mmwmmm 11fifl f?inil itAffl *r?H to writ* for our oenfldenUnl letter befbre op-1 iir>. ?ng fbr )?Unt;U mu be worth money, promptly obtain U. 8. and Faratgn , i ' or photo and we DlAT* >;1 t I (he RiS legal service andadirtee, and our . , , charges are moderate. , Try no. / ' SWIFT & CO., : X Patein Uwyon, Opp. U.S. Patent OWcp.WMfcl.gHw. D*| (3 J^S rbic signature Je on every bos of Abo strata* .^WH Laxative Broao-Qatetee , J