The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 09, 1906, Page 6, Image 6
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^ care, skill and mode
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(5/?e Wings of
The Morning
Py LOUIS TRACY
Ccpjrt^ht, 1P03, by Edward J. C'lcvlo |
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(. oiitiuucd from pngo
? .1 lY.lllJ MOW lit'tO. ||(> W ,!S il
had taken this ('.jui'M1. It mi.nht In1'..*,
t he |?o.>iti?tn wore the I'yaks to see Ik
thus.
''i lis moment I loll you you IllUsl fai
Hot." ho warned her. "No eorcinonj
sihollt it. .lust !li?|?I"
"L don't kn iw anyrhiiur hotter to 1
filiated to tuako otto (lop titan a hullet.'
site latched. Not yet ?1 :<1 the t raged'
of I ho hi'okoii kegs appeal to hot*.
"Yes. hut il aehicvos its purpose it
two ways. I want you to adopt tin
prevaili iotiary mot hod."
"'Iru-t i .e for that, tioo-1 grueiou
Tie sailor's rit!e want oil with at
UnOVnPt'flhl IttltU* fll'll ft'ovn lit** nvi.l.i
illation on her lips. Three Ii.vaks won
attempt in.; I ) run I In; ^aiiilel i < tin-'
beleaguered comrades. They carrier
n Jar and two wicker baskets. lie will
the jur fi?ll and broke it. The other
doubled !ia< k like hams, and the IIrs
man dnu:i:od himself after them. .lank
did nol lire nitain.
lr;s wali-hod the wounded u ret el
crawling alont; the snmnil. lies- eye
. Rlilffl
The sailor's rljlc ireut nil vilh an ion
7icfled htni'j.
urew moist, ami she paled somewhat
When ho vanished she 1 >oked into t?.
valley and at the oppo ing led no: thm
lucti lay dead within twenty yanls ot
Iter. Two others d. nuled front tin
rocks. It took her some time to con
trol her qiiiiveriii'^ utterance sntticieiit
ly to say:
' f hope I may not have l > u a irttn
I know il cannot he helped, hut if 1
were to kill a human 1" in-.r I do not
Ihink I would ever rest aim in."
"In that ease I have indeed nmrdctei
sleep today." was the unfeolinic reply.
"No, tii>! A man must he made o|
Sterner stuff. We have a risht to do
fend ourselves. If need l>e, I will e\er
else that rl?ht. Still, it is horrid, oh
so horrid!"
She could not see (lie sailor's _riu
smile. 1( would materially alTeel iii.~
rest for tin- hotter were lie aide tc
Rlny every I>yak <?n the j.-iand Willi a
Kindle shot. Vet her gentle pr dost
pleased liini. She could not at the
same time he callous to human suffering
and ho Iris. Itut lie declined the
discussion of such sentiments:
"You were point; say something
wh< n a brief disturbance took pi ice,"
ho Inquired.
"Yes. I v.ias surprised to tind bow
hot the ledge baa heroine."
"You notice It more because you ate
(OtlUgeU to renutlu here."
Baking
ias Right I
ATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY E
material, and every step there- H
whole process of baking is ||j
_>t one point of quality that ^
ni bakeries could make better.
,if?through and through.
It Ends ]
when it reaches your table untou
Ssv. untainted bv odors. The quality, <
ure preserved in a dust and nioistur
SSi guislied by the trade mark here sh(
in led anil white on each end of t]
the perfect conditiou of the coul
if* packages of
GRAHAM CRACKERS-poss
?3 flavor of graliain flour?unlike an;
g? CNcr tasted.
*\ FROTANA?a temptingly del
\ and fruit?tlie newest delicacy c
Company.
ggSEHBCSH
Aft or a pause she said:
"1 think 1 Ttudorstniul now why you
ware so upset liy the loss of our water
supply, l'.efore the day ends we
will he in great straits, enduring agonies
from thirst!"
"Let us not meet the devil halfway,"
lie rejoined, lie preferred the unfair
retort to a confession which could only
foster dismay.
"Hut, please. I am thirsty now."
lie moved uneasily, lie was only too
conscious of the impish weakness, common
to all mankind, which creates a
desire out of sheer inability to satisfy
it. Already his own throat was parched.
The excitement of the early struggle
was in itself enough to engender an
acme thirst. lie thought it: best to
meet their absolute needs as far as
! possible.
'Tiring the tin cup." lie said. "Let
us take half our store and use tiro re
maindt r when wo eat. Try to avoid
. breathing through your mouth. The
. li >t air ouickl.v ::fi'c is the palate and
causes an artificial dryness. We can(
n >L yet he in leal need of water. It is
% largely imagination."
Iris needed n-? second bidding. She
. carefully measured out half a pint of
l the unsavory fluid the dregs of the
casks and tlie semirings of the ledge.
"1 will <V. first," she cried.
,. '"No, no," lie interrupted impatiently,
j "Live it to me."
Alio pretended to lie surprised.
H "As a more matter of politeness"?
t "1 am sorry, hut 1 must insist."
I Sill- :J:.vo liil.i llio I- Ci i.voi- lUo Iilmnl.
S ! dor. 11" ! it to his lips and
I, irulpod steadily.
^ "There," In? sni?l yntllly. "I was in :i
lnirry. The I>yaks may have another
rush at any moment."
11is looked into the vessel.
"You have taken none at all," she
said.
"Nonsense!"
"Mr. .leaks, he reasonable! You need
it more than I. I d-d >nt want to?live
1 w-witlmut you."
Ili.; hands shook somewhat. 11 was
well there was no eall for accurate
sho >tin.u hist tlien.
"I assure you I took all I required."
ho declared, with unnecessary vehemence.
"At h'.si drink your share to please
me," sin murmured.
"Yon wished to huinltua: me," lie
crruuih!. >1. "If you will take the lirst
half i will take tile second."
- Ami iliey settled il that way. The
few iiioullifuls of tepid water gave
the-a new life. Nevertheless hy high
noon they wore suh'eriinr again. The
time passed very slowly. The sun
loc - I ihe /.eniih and lilh-d the earth
and air with his ardor. It seemed to lie
a m tai le now npproeialo I for the
t":r~t i . v ill their lives llisst llio sea
did i i dry up ail.I tin1 loaves wither
<>n ill.- trees. The silence, the deathly
.\ iIy all things, became intolerable.
The ;rii*l bravely tiioil to eonline
her 111??'.i*. his i > the task of the
i Iitmr. She displayed alerl watchful!
lie: ?. : a iii-t nit readiness in warn her
. eon:| anion of the slightest nioveinent
Ma : . ti??- 11or hy the rocks to (lie
a ?rt:iv.c t. tliis being the arc of their
| I ei 'i'hery assigned to her.
i I.'iihiii" at a sunlit space front cover
an I Inking at the same place when
sweltering in the ilircei ravs of a tropi
ical sun are kimlrcil operations strangej
ly iliverse in achievement. Iris cotlhl
! not re oaeile the physic.il sensitiveness
. of the liov.r with llio careless hardihood
of tlie preceding days. Her eyes
I ! iiiatcil somewhat, for she hail tilted her
i sou'v?ester to tlie hack of her head in
, the effort to cool her throbbing temp!es.
Slie put np her right hand to
shade the too vivid retleetion of the
glistening sea and was astounded to
tiinl that in a few niinutes the hack of
: liei hand was scorched. A faint sound
( of distant shouting disturbed her pain
( fui reverie.
' lliiw is it." slie asked, "that we feci
. tie l.e it so llllleli l.ilnv'' 1 In.I lioi-.l!.
, noticed ji before."
' ',I*'or two good rontons forced idlei
noss and radiation from this confound
cd rock. Moreover, this Is the hottest:
day wo have experienced on tlie island.
There is not a breath of air, and the
hot weather has Just commenced."
' Don't you think," she said huskily,
"that our position hero is quite hopeless?"
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1?'1 in ii ??m?
Rlgh^^ ^ I
died by strange hands, E3
svcn-flavor and freshness |r
e proof package, distin- Pj '*
:>\vn. It always appears
ne package and waiTants Bs
cuts. l:or example try 8 S
2ssing the rich, nutty Mbl
y graham crackers you |ff|
licious union of biscuit B^g
if the National Biscuit J? J
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I ways. i no sailor never turned his v
gaze from the southern end of the vol- a
ley. s
It is 110 more hopeless now than last p
night or this morning." lie replied. g
"Itut suppose we are kept here for h
several days?" o
"That was always an unpleasant f
probability." "
"We had water then. Even with an 1'
ample supply it would be difficult to 1J
1 hold out. As things are. such a course "
becomes simply impossible." d
Her despondency pierced his soul. A !l
slow agou.v was consuming her. v
"It is hard, I admit," he said. "Nev- 11
crtheiess you must boar up until night *
i falls: then wc will either obtain water
or leave this place."
"Surely we can do neHJier."
"We may bo compelled to do both." 11
"Hut how?" j?
In this his hour of extreinest need
the man was vouchsafed a shred of
lttek. rjeforo he could frame a feeble c
pretext for his too sanguine prediction p
a sampan appeared SOO^ yards from
, Turtle heat h, strenuously paddled by c
three men. The vague hallooing they j
had heard was explained.
, i The Dyaks, though to the manner p
! horn, were weary of sun scorched a
rocks and salt water. The boat was ^
I coining in response to their signals, and j,
the sight inspired Jcnks with fresh q
hope. I.ike a lightning flash came the r
reflection that if he could keep then) {
away from the well and destroy the a
sampan now hastening to their assist- t.
unco, perhaps conveying the hulk of a
their stores, they would soon tire of s
slaking their thirst on the few pitcher n
plants growing on the north shore.
"Conic quick!" ho shouted, adjusting
the back sight of a ritie. "Lie down and
aim at the front of that boat, a little 11
short if anything. It doesn't matter if It
the bullets strike tlic sea first." I u
He placed the weapon in readiness s
1 for her and commenced operations him- j tl
scir before Iris could reach his side. | t!
Soon both rifles wore pitching twenty j tl
i shots a minute at the sampan. The re- i tl
' suit of their ions range practice was ' a
not long in doubt. The I>y:;ks danced f
from seat to seat in a state of wild ex- v
eitomont. One man was hurled over- tl
hoard. Then the craft lurched sea- g
ward in the strong current, and JenUs a
told Iris to leave the rest to him. Ii
Iteforc he could empty a second mag- I;
n'/.inc a fortunate bullet ripped a plank c
out and the sampan tilled and went
down amid a shrill yell of execration
from the back of the cliff. The two
I>yaks yet living endeavored to swim s
ashore, half a mile through shark in- ' o
vested reefs. The sailor did not even I*
trouble about them. After n few fran- ti
tie struggles eaeli doomed wretch Hung "
up 1 lis arms and vanished. In the clear tl
atmosphere the onlookers could see ti
black tins cutting the pellucid sea. tl
They were quieting down the thirst | p
fiend was. again slowly salting their ' h
veins?when something of a dirty white i h
color fluttered into sight from behind
the base of the opposite elilT. It was
rapidly withdrawn, to reappear after
an interval. Now it was hokl more h
steadily J-:id a brown arm became vi a- w
ble. As Jonks did not lire, a lurbaned
head popped into sight. It was the Mo- "
hninmcdnn. ti
, h
[TO UK CONTINUED.)
il
Tin- V. lies ?if l!r:;K.N of IVey.
Tlu? pantlier 0:1 tiic plain ; of Patagonia
gets as n or a herd f gnanaeos
as it can. 111 11 las down behind a bn sh n
oil iis back. Ii mils one naw un In I lie* %
stir. then another, then t!:t? bi'rd and 1
fourth and alter a bit all four at once. ?
Tli.it scams curious to I'm* gaauacok "
and llicy conic close to invc tigate. Vp
jumps (ha panther at.d lipids on the
nearest one's back and breaks its neck.
A fox up in Nova Scotia comes down |(
to the bay of I-'ttndy and goes jumping ,j.
along the beach a couple of rods and
back again, rising on its bin I logs at .
each about face and waving Its big (|
tail in the air. The little (lock of four
or live Canada geese out on tlnr water
begin to wonder what can be the matter
with the fax. They swim tip into S(
the shallow water to investigate, when
in dashes the fox and grabs one by
the uc"!,. The men have taken ndvnn- f,
tugu of trick an 1 have trained dog; ii;
to do as the fox docs. Tor lack of a
dog men themselves have ambled about
on their hands and knees to attract the |g
birds.
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liiaiNsaaatieBCiMiioesa
I HAIR 6
" DENl
? Crown, Bridgework and
J Office over Mutual Dry
.?? 6 x an ca ties i?soi?ct
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I DR. J. MONRC
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Ujy Crown and Bridge Work
y^j A Specialty. Phone 1
A Pullnb Sport.
One of the favorite sports of a Polish
uintrj- gentleman Is to capture a wolf
Ive, und as his mode of doing It Is
robably new to many Englishmen I
ill briefly describe it. A wolf being \
riven into the open, the well mounted ,
H'semun pursues it, armed only with
long whip and some rope. The wolf
fter a time tries to take rest, but the
der forces It on with his whip till,
fter repented attempts at rest, it sinks |
thaustcd. The rider then springs
'uiii his horse, jumps astride the wolf
ii.l, holding it by the cars, secures it |
ilii the rope. Most men require the J
ssislnncc of a mounted companion, j
In ties the wolf while the other holds j
s ears with both hands, and in this
ay the capture is comparatively easy,
id to do it single banded is a difficult ;
\:t. Nasty bites and even dangerous j
minis result should the hunter have i
dscainitiated the strength of the aid- |
ml. No one, however, is considered a j
erfeet sportsman till lie lias done this, !
i i many never succeed, (if the large
irty assembled only our host, two of
is stalwart brothers and cue other
>an lmd obtained this blue ribbon of
olisb sport.?Blaekwood's Magazine.
Couture and III* Dainty I'uiiil.
Ail old pupil of Couture tells bow the
1aster eauie into his schoolroom one
ay when the model was in exeeptionMy
good condition, the light especially
no and the circumstances of the so:i:o
altogether auspicious. As he cnLTod
one of the students got up and
rent to the tub of water in the coruer,
vtving all the rest buried in their
fork. "What are you going to do?"
sked Couture roughly. The student j
liowed his hands, which had sonic ,
ainl 011 them, and replied that he was
oiug to wash thorn. Couture dabbed
is thumb in some paint on the palette
f the nearest student und made a
incur 011 the dainty pupil's forehead.
You'd better wash your face, too."
io said. The face washing was tho
1st act of the students when they had
inished their work for the day. Tho
alnty pupil took the hint to heart,
pologized and sat down at his easel
rltliout visiting the tub. If lie had
iOt done so lie would never have eu- J
ered the school again. (
I
The liar (Ii'm Swift Motion. ,
Everybody knows that the earth 1
lakes one complete revolution on its
xis once in each twenty-four hours, <
ut few. however, have any idea of the *'
igh rate of speed at which such an im- '
lenso ball must turn in order to no- 1
omplish the feat of making one revo- s
ution in a day and a night. A graphic
lea of the terrific pace which the old ^
arth keeps up year after year may lie
ad by comparing its speed to that of
cannon ball tired from a modern high
ressure gun. The highest velocity ever
ttaincd by such a missile lias been estiwoi/v.1
?* 4- 1 / -? r.w.i ? 1 ? * *
iiiiiiiAii it l i,i>?<? iiTi |iur sccuuu, which j
i equal to a uille in 3 --10 seconds.
'Iu? earth in making one complete
evolution in the short space of tweuy-four
hours must turn with a velocity
Imost exactly equal to that of the c
auuon ball. In short, its rate of speed <
t the cquaftffls exactly 1,507 feet per
econd. This is equal to 17 miles a c
liuute. j |
The EiiiprcHMcn of UumnIm. |
During the eighteenth century no loss
lian four empresses held sway over *j
iussia, and if perhaps the throne was
njustly usurped in more than one intance
it can at least he said of nil of i
liem that they reigned more wisely
lian the emperors of that period and s
liat they have left names more famous (f
lian those of their male predecessors ,
nd successors. With all her many
aults Catherine the Great proved a
ise and powerful monarch, and much
hat disfigured her history may ho forotten.
seeing that she almost totally
bolished the custom of subjecting all
lussian prisoners to a system of ghast- *
7 torture besides repealing many oth- )
r cruel and barbarous laws.
I t
WsislllllKtOll'N IllLIltl.
George Washington's hand was do- j
crihed as that of a giant. On the last i
evasion of General Lafayette's visit ?
i this country he remarked to Mr. Cusis
when referring to a former visit.
You were holding to a single finger of
!ie good general's remarkable handle
greatest feat you could perform at
int time." Washington was the chainion
juniper of hi? day. In one match
e covered 21 feet 3 inches.'easily heatig
all competitors.
Tlie Pursuit of Happiness. i
"What I want." said tlie earnest eit:en,
"is to see a state of affairs which
ill give every man a chance to work." j
"Yes," answered the cheerless person,
but that won't give entire satisfac- ,
on. What nearly everybody is look- ^
lg for is a chance to do nothing and
lake everybody else work."?Waslilgton
Star.
Ill* Model.
Critic?That villain in your storv is ^
perfect masterpiece. Where did you
et the character? Novelist?1 iniag- ^
led a man possessed of all the forms $
f I S.I. I -I- ....
. ?? iv nt:um-an nu n my WHO aill'lll- .>
tea to 1110 when she is angry.?London
'it-Iiits. |
On iiimI Off. I
Mrs. Ilightono- You ?:ro having trou- ^
lo with your cooks? Mrs. Flashly?
ho first one carried ou so. Mrs. High
>ho? And how about the last? Mrs.
'Inslily?She carried off so. i lost two I
rcsses and a lint. *
I'pmerrrlnir.
"Jenkins is a man of remarkable perpverance."
"Is
lie?" '
"Yes. indeed. lie has tried six difjrent
kinds of hair restorer, and lie
rum't given up the fight yet."
Where there Is much pretension there ^
i much that has been borrowed; ua- k
1V9 Mvtr ywWuultt,--LavnUw. Q
A Gmcr^l Complaint.
Wo kick abo'it the weal her.
No r.jsittir wlv:t l'.:o brand.
If it la f;iiv.- str light v.'.'y swear
To beat tit 1 t the band.
If it la ruinki r i.t:t kferi:s,
With canines en Ike side.
Again wo < r:rab.o a furs
A: d several things beside.
Wo hick abm:t the weather,
T?ut whore would we be at
For small tail;, pray, nr.'l tilings to say
And little idle that
Witliort iliia constant topic
At haml and ready made?
The cold :ind liosit. the rain and sleet.
The talking man's first aid?
When culling on si lady
The first time, lot as say.
It breaks the ice so very nice
To talk about the day.
The weather, ever present,
A lmlf hnttr ranv hncrniln
Nor need we show that we don't know
About the tilings worth while.
Wo kick about the weather,
Though, giving it its due.
We should admit that-maybe it
lias one good point or two.
And so Instead of feeling
That we a grouch should nurse
When it is bad we should be glad
Ik-causc It Isn't worse.
Netting of Stockholders.
Notice is hereby given that a mooing
of tho stockholders of Tic Rice
Irug Co will l?o lii-ld at the ollioe ol
ho snitl company in the Town o<
Union, Smith Carolina, on the 24tl
lay of March, A. I>., 19i(>. at lUo'cloel
loan.
That the purpose of said stoekhold
rs mooting is 10 increase the capita
took of the said Tho Rice Drug Co
our thousand dollars, so that tho oapi
al stock of the said The Rico Drug Co
iliall ho t.-n thousand dollars. By oiler
of the Board of Directors.
! '. A. Rice,
X. N. (ii.ymimi, Pres. and Troas.
Secretary. 9-it
POST OfEICE DIRECTORY.
lours of Opening, Closing* and Delivery
of the Daily Malls at the
Union Post Post
oflice.opcns at 8 o'clock every
lay (except Sunday) and closes at 6
'clock p. in.
Post office open for delivery of nrgil
m Sunday from 12:30 to 1:30 p m.
Mail for train No. 9, due here at 9 a.
li., closes at 8:4") a. in.
Mail for train No. 14, duo here at
1:35 a. in., closes at 11 :10 a. in.
Mail for train No. 13, due here at
!:35 p. m , closes at 2:U) p. m.
Mail for train No. 10. due here at
1:53 p. m.. closes at 8:15 p. 111. each
lay.
Persons should remember and oberve
those hours in order to bo nclomniodalcd
at the post office in ro oiving
or sending mail matter through
his office. *
Feb. 1VOO. J. C Hinter,
fx . . I
ro^r. jvia<t.er.
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that J. H.
Spears, executor of the estate of lOrvin
tVood, deceased, has applied to Jason
d. tireer. Judge of Probate, in and for
he county of Union, for a final discharge
as such executor.
It is ordered, That the 10th day of
darch, A. h. 19t((5, be lixed for hearng
of Petition, and a final settlement
>f said estate.
Jason- M. Ganutt,
Probate Judge Union County. S C.
Published in Tim Union Timks
Vliniary 1(3, 19 (>. 7-4t
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TEXAS
\rkansas and the Southwest.
One-way tickets at lwff fare plus
>lus S2.
Round trip tickets at less than
me-way fare. From Memphis via
'otton Belt Route.
MARCH 6 TO 20.
htop-ovcrs both ways and 21 days
eturn limit on round trip tickets.
A'rite for map, folder and piek
our date and say when and where
on want to go and we will give
on full information l?y return mail.
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Uuxel'ed Dinln r Car Service,
fhieugh Pullman Sleeping-Cars
011 nil Through I'rains?Con- ^
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nearest Southern Railway
Ticket Agent or
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Union & Glenn Springs
Railroad Co.
Time Table Effective Aug-. 1, 1905.
I.enve Union 7 a, in., 1.00, -1.00 and
J-LIO p. in.
Vrrive Buffalo 7.15 a. in., 1.15, 4.15
and $8.25 p. in. "* 4
I.<-ave Buffalo 8.15 a. in., 1.45, 5.00 and
$4 3') p. m.
Vrrivc Union 8.30 a. in., 2.00, 5.15 and
$3.45 p. in.
Leave Union 9 00 a. in. and 5 25 p. m.
Pass Neal Shoals 9.50 a. in. and
(3.10 p. ni. Arrive Pride 10.15 a. m.
and (5.35 p. in.
Leave Pride 10 35 a. in. and G.50 p. in.
Pass Neal Shoals II 00 a. m. and
7.10 p. in. Arrive Union 11.50 a,
ill. and 8.00 p. ill.
All trains daily unless otherwise
toted. Week days only.
.^Saturdays and Sundays only.
Connection made at Pride with Seaboard
Air Line through trains South
hound in the morning and North bound
in the evening.
Interchangeable mileage sold by the
Seaboard Air Line will be honored by
the U. & (L S. R. R.
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Gen Pass. Agent.
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Representing the Best and Most
Liberal Life, Health and Accident
Insurance Companies in the world.
OFFICE: Room 4, Nicholson
Building'.
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J. A. BROWN,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND
BONDS.
HOUSE RENTING AND COLLECTING ^
A SPECIALTY. W
OFFICE ON BACHELOR STREET.
BOILERS AND ENGINES.
Tanks, Stacks, Stand Pipes,
and Sheet Iron Work; Shafting,
Pulleys, Gearing, Boxes,
Mangers, etc. Mill Castings.
viira every uay; work 2(J0
hands.
Lombard Foundry Machine and
Boiler Work and Supply Sfbre.
Augusta. Georgia.
SAW MILLS.
LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY
FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
ENGINES AND BOILERS
| AND SIZES AND FOR EVERY
CLASS OF SERVICE.
V: ASK FOR OUR ESTIMATE BEFORE
\ PLACINQ YOUR ORDER.
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