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AN OLD WAR MUSKET HURLS
VOLLEY THROUGH AN ORGAN
AFTER 46 HEARS IN WATER
C (Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
' GAINESVILLE. Ga. Feb. IS.-An old
' musket used during the civil war in a
. • tattle in Jackson county, and found re
cently by a party of small boys, came
to life in no uncertain woy yesterday,
when it was thrown into the fire at one
of the boy's home. The old relic came
to life with a bang, throwing burning
M aenhers over the room and sending a
' fragment of metal crashing through an
organ nearby.
Fortunately no one was hurt and no
further damage was done by the explo
* aive that bad been in water for 4d years.
Nearly half a century ago a party of
Sherman's raiders, on its march through
Georgia, were sent out in the neighbor
« hood of Hoechton on a raiding expedition.
| A small detachment of Wheeler s troops
heard of the plan and started to meet
their opponents. The forces met on a
wooden bridge spanning the Mulberry
river, and a hot battle waged for several
minutes, when the old bridge that could
Stand it no longer, collapsed, throwing
WOULD AID UNEMPLOYED
THROUGH POSTOFFICE
WASHINGTON. Feb. 18.—Employment
for the unemployed is the subject of a
bill that has been introduced by Repre
sentative Gamer (Republican), of Penn
sylvania. who proposes through the me
dium of the postofflee department to bring
the employer and the employe in touch
so that the labor market may be rendered
normal at all times.
t He proposes to authorise the postmas
ter general to establish in the department
and in every postoffice in the United
States an ’'lnformation labor officer,”
whose duty it shall be to supply daily to
employers lists of persons wanting work
and to the latter lists of employers want-
| ing laborers.
Each county seat Is to be a distributing
' center for the county in which it is lo-
I ‘ eated. applications for labor and for la
borers being sent from there daily to all
points in the county.
DEAFNESS CURED
By Mew Discovery
Tbe eecr»t »f how to use the myrrtertooe and
ttolatble a* tare force* for the core of Deafness
aad Hand Notae* has at last been discorerad by
the famoo* Physician-Sclent Ist. Dr. Guy Clifford
Powell. Deafness and Head Noise* disappear
aa if by fcagic under rbe use of this new and
wonderful discovery. He will send all wbo suf
tar from Deafness and Head Nolee* full Inform*
tian bow they ran be enred. absolutely free, no
Matter tot lour they hare been deaf, or what
reused their deafnees. Thia marvelous Treat
■tnt la so site pie, natural and certain that you
win trtjcder why It was not discovered before.
twseetUrstura nw astonished and cured patients
marvel st tbe quick results Any
deaf petaou can have full Information bow to be
eared qkfekl, and eared to stay cured at borne
without tavesttac a eent. Write today to Dr.
Guy Clifford PoweD. «M 5 Bank PMUding. Peoria.
and get full information of thia new and
wonderful discovery, absolutely free.
1 Full Quart Whiskey Free
dpfi Try It At Our Expense
<4 *Hj There are an tort* of claims for superiority among
.'3 IM n 3 distillers and Mall Order Whiskey Houses, and while we feel
ill sure that our Pels S-Btar Whiskey can’t be beat, or even
! x i equaled In quality, or price, still we are not going to ask any-
I one to risk their money on our Judgment; therefore, we are
I going to give, absolutely free, one full quart bottle to test.
■ ■WCWipi We want you to prove, by drinking it. that Fels S-Btar
M E HstKif .1 Whiskey is pure, wholesome, fully aged, mellow as can be and
di ra r 1 above all has r*al whithty strength. We want you to add half
•ZT 5R ■ ’wHl! water to it if you like and we say that you will still have
. r' -1- 'A stronger and better whiskey than most Mall Order Houses
M ■■■ 9 sell at our price. Anyone can easily understand that should
XCL L~--X we just send out bottles of whiskey free that we would be
* • Er flooded with requests by some unscrupulous people and deal-
ere and lay ourselves open to a fearful onslaught. This we
ma cannot do, but nevertheless, the bottle la free to honest people.
Now here is our proposition:
We will send you one full quart bottle of Fels 8-
Star Whiskey, absolutely free, along with your first
order for 8 full quart bottles of Fels 8-Star Whiskey
TWWMk ,or • 5 - 45 * nd we pay the express charges. After you
-Srv ■hi -Mmrw receive the S> full quart bottles, open on* of them, test
u aiiyvruy you like and if not entirely satt-fact<• ry , you
#r*| have t. e privilege of returning to us the remaining 8
WR jRBBB b<;tt!es and tne one extra bottle you may keep fr< « and
we will immediately return your 85.45. Or send us 12.9 ft
S for 4 full quart bottles of Fels 8-Btar Whiskey, express
! jHHP-**' ■MWTffIE prepaid, and »e will include one test bottle free. 1• st
1 the free bottle and if not absolutely satisfactory and
val the best whiskey you ever tasted at any price just
1 return to us the 4 bottles and keep the free bottle and
we Will refund your S'x.kft without question or argument.
With each order we give a free Gold Tipped Glass and
|*£* Patent Corkscrew. Remember, ve say we pay t <x-
press ch:»rg.,., I<>< k cl-.'*'-bcf. <e x■ u i<r:. 't <• •••.ft's
I I<>w prices of Mall Order Houms to get your order
1 and niake you pay the express charges.
1 We mean to prove superiority in the whiskey
bu.Mnci. v an t. • pox •• at • x t ••:.-• • tv ."xi g
Ia free test bottle, that Fels 8-Star Whiskey has no
I equal. O.r quart bottles are f.il 82-ounee quarts nr 1
I not short quarts and wu guarantee every etatement wo
make and back them with our paid up capital of
i h. S f 8400,000.00, If you want real whiskey and not weak watery
I 4 concoctions, send us your remittance on our fr<-.» test
I pr< pc siti"n. Ihe taste is the tot. that will i ro\•• n ■«
j than we can write. Address order and letters and make
remittances payable to A. Fels, M(jr. or
kg| B lcls Distilling Co.
168 Fels Builiiag Kansas City, Ma
those upon It Into the waters of the river.
FOUND IN RIVER.
A party of boys from the neighborhood
of Hoschton, were seining recently near
the spot where the old bridge stood. One
of the dips of the seine, brought up a
very heavy substance. One of the boys,
thinking tha* it was only a piece of
wood, started tn throw it out. when he
found that it resembled an old-fashioned
gun. He examined the gun, and found
that it was a musket of civil war type.
The Ashing expedition was immediately
abandoned, and they rushed home with
the gun. An old Confederate veteran af
ter exami; Ing ft, stated that it was of
the kind usee, during the war. The boy
who had found it took it home, hanging
it up in a conspicuous place.
Lecetdly one of the children of that
home took the gun down, and upon look
ins through the barrel, found it choked.
Not content with having a gun that would
not ehoot at all. he threw the barrel into
the Ara, an explosion following immedi
ately.
LIVE STOCK SALES
AMOUNT TO $300,000
CORDELE, Ga., Feb. 17.—Mr. B. H.
Palmer, of this city, reports that 1,300
head of mules have been sold to this
date in Crisp county and vicinity to farm
ers at an approximate cost to the planters
of 8309.000. The demand for this large
number of mules is the Yesult of new
farms being opened up throughout the
county and the effort on the part of
those already operating farms to inten
sify the yield of lands under cultivation.
The sale of Ane buggy horses in Cor
dele has suffered a marked decrease and
is attributed to the use of the automo
biles for purposes formerly served by the
horse and buggy. The farmers are in
clining more and more to the use of
automobiles in the country and but few of
the prominent planters are without autos.
The Increased use of the machines is
doubtless stimulated by the fact that the
public roads in this section hate been
built up to the point that automobiles
can be operated proAtably and safely.
BIG SALMON CARGO
BROUGHT TO CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON. 8. C., Feb. 17.—The
steamship San Mateo is discharging a
cargo of salmon here, having brought the
big shipment of 85,000 cases from Seattle
a round Cape Horn. This is the second
cargo of salmon In large and direct ship
ment to be delivered at Charleston this
season and this big lot of canned Ash will
be distributed all ‘oyer this section of
the country.
The previous lot of 130.000 cases which
is the largest single shipment over re
ceived at an American port came early
in the season, and now when the stock
is generally running short over the coun
try, the San Mateo comes In to replenish
the stock.
RANDOLPH OFFICIALS
NAMED IN PRIMARY
CUTHBERT, Ga.. Feb. 17.—The Randolph
countt Democratic primary was held yesterday
with thia remit: Clerk. B W. Ellis: tax col
lector, Z H. Shelly: coroner, J. L. Bl.ckshear;
surveyor. R. D. Gay.
E. D. Watson was defeated by H. H. Knighton
for tax receiver by 88 rotes. T. A. Bass won
over B. F. Bntler for treasurer by 59 votes.
W. I. Mattox waa re-elected aheriff. He polled
373 vote.. bia neareat opponent, W. 3. Edwards,
polled *7; O. E. Knighton polled 111, and X. M.
Taylor polled 31.
“I have de
tnonatrated
that deafness
can be cured.**
Dr. Guy Clif
ford Powell.
THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22,191(T
WOULD COMPEL CITIZENS
TO FURNISH Mill BOXES
Uncle Sam Tired of Waiting
for People to Answer
Doorbells.
(By Associated Preu.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—Persons
who live in cities and have not mail
boxes in front of their residences may
receive no mail after June 30, 191 L
They will not, if a provision of the
postoffice appropriation bill becomes a
law. Letter carriers are prohibited
from delivering mail at any houses un
less there is a mail box on the outside
to receive it.
It means that Uncle Sam is tired of
having his uniformed carriers wait for
people to take their time in answering
their door bells.
It is expected this provision will
greatly Increase the efficiency of the
service and possibly reduce the number
of carriers required. A saving of $400,-
000 is estimated.
The vast expenditure by the people
to meet the provisions of this bill in
the way of providing new mall boxes
is estimated at approximately $20,000,-
000. The average mall box costs fl.
headlTcrushed off,
CAUGHT IN ENGINE PIT
MACON, Ga., Feb. 18.—John Allen
Fuse, of 128 Cole street, for 45 years an
employe of the Central of Georgia rail
way. was killed at the new shops this
morning while inspecting an engine. He
was in a pit underneath a locomotive
when the engineer started off. His head
was completely severed from his body.
Mr. Fuss was for a long while a loco
motive engineer, but for recent years
has been an inspector. He is survived
by his wife. Ave sons and two daughters.
His brother, Leßoy Fuss, was engineer
on the southbound Georgia Southern and
Florida train Monday in the head-on
collision. He at the point of
death.
DR. COOK IS IN CHILE;
ADMITS HIS IDENTITY
SANTIAGO, Chile. Feb. 18.—Dr. Fred
erick A. Cook today admitted his iden
tity. He visited his old comrade, the
Belgian engineer, Rysselberghe, and the
two were together for some hours.
The two men were members of the Bel
gian Antarctic expedition of 1897-1898 and
the latter recognized Cook when they
were fellow passengers on the steamer
from Valdivia. Until now, however, Cook
had refused to recognize his former com
panion.
SCATTER MAN’S ASHES
OVER RUINS OF MILTA
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Feb. 19 —Comply
ing with the dying request of her hus
band, Mrs. Reau Campbell, of Chicago,
is en route to Mexico to scatter his ashes
ever the ruins of Milt*- Mrs. Campbell
passed through San Antonio on her mis
sion last night.
The illness which ended in Mr. Camp
bell’s death was contracted in Mexico
on a tour of that country immediately
tollowing his marriage a year ago.
HAMILTON CLUB TO
MEET ROOSEVELT
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.—At a meeting of
the Hamilton club last night, it was de
cided to send a delegation of 100 mem
bers in a special train to New York to
meet Col. Theodore Roosevelt when he
lands there.
Colonel Roosevelt, it was Announced
yesterday, will probably deliver an ad
dress before the Hamilton club shortly
after his return home.
SLOPPINESS OF WOMEN
CAUSES MANY DIVORCES
PITTSBURG, Pa.. Feb. 18.—“ The sloppiness
rtf women i» responsible for most of the divorce
case ” said the Rev. Father Joachim, a pas-
Zionist priest, during a lecture at St. Peter's
Catholic church.
“Before marriage many of them are neat
and tidy at all times, bnt after the wedding
ceremony they are careful about their looks
only on the street. •
“Many homes are wrecked becauae of toe
nagging and fault finding by both man and wife
and a diapoßitton on the part of both not to
bear with each other’s failings.”
STRICKEN BY DEATH,
PLOWING IN FIELD
DOVGLAB. Ga.. Feb. 18.—B. 3. Douglas was
found dead by his wifa yesterday in a field
where he had been plowing. Heart failure is
supposed to have been the cause. He wss about
80 years old, and a native of the county. He
leaves three grow neons.
Free
Mrs. Coraß. Miller Wants To Send A
50c Box of Her Remedy Free to
Every Woman Suffering From
Any Form of Female W eak
ness or Files.
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Home of Mr*. Cora 8. Miller, Kokomo, ln<L
In a few years ahe baa (spent thou
sands of dollars in giving free
Medical Treatment to afflicted
women.
Thia la the simple, mild and harmless prep
aration that baa relieved eo many women in the
privacy of their own homes after doctors and
other remedies failed.
It is especially prepared for tbs treatment of
female diseases, displacements, falling of tbe
womb, irregularities, painful periods, leucor
rboea or whitish discharges, ulceration and tu
mors; also pains in ths bead, back and bowels,
nervousness, melancholy, desire to cry, hot
flashes, weariness and piles from any cause, or
no matter of bow long standing.
Every woman sufferer, unable to find relief,
who will write Mrs. Miller now without delay,
will receive by mall free of ebarge, a 60-cent
box of this simple home remedy, also a book
with explanatory illuatratlone showing why wo
men suffer and bow they can treat themselves
at home without tbe aid of a physician.
Don’t wait arwther day; not necessary to write
a letter, aimply send this notice with your name
and address at once to Mrs. Cora B. Milter, 7«16
Miller Building, Kokomo, Indiana.
This Stomach
Remedy FREE
Fill out the coupon or write a postal and get a Free Sample Bottle
of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin—Y ou can try it without expense—ln
this way thousands have been cure d of serious stomach, liver and
bowel troubles.
I want to send you or any neighbor or friend of yours who suffers from a
stomach, liver or bowel disorder, a sample bottle of my wonderful tonic-laxative,
famous for over twenty years as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. There will be no
charge for this sample bottle. All you nave to do is to send me your name and
address on a postal card, or fill out the c oupon and send it to me, and I will gladly
do as I here agree. This offer is open to anyone, anywhere.
This sample bottle contains the same wonderful vegetable remedy—the same remarkable
ingredients as the Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin which sells over the counters of every drug
store in the United States at 50 cents and SI.OO a bottle —the same curative, satisfaction giving,
laxative tonic that families have been using for twenty years or more. lam in a position to
give away thousands of these sample bottles, and I want you all send In your request.
My object in offering a free sample bottle is that I know I have a remedy of extraordinary
merit, and there is no better or squarer way for me to convince the people of that fact than
to let them use a sample bottle free of charge. In this way thousands have been brought to
use It as a family remedy, as they got results. The sales In drug stores are doubling every
year, so the free sample mea must be right, as the sample has the same contents as the regu
lar bottles.
I firmly believe that Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup pepsin is the best remedy on the American mar
ket for any form of stomach, liver or bowel disorde r—better than Lany other iquid remedy because
Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin contains not only the best laxative properties, but famous tonic
and upbuilding ingredients as well; better than any tablet remedy because tablets gripe and not
all stomachs can dissolve them; better than any salt, pill or purgative because these are violent
in action and do but temporary good.
DB. CALDWELL’S SYSU? PEPSIN TRAINS THE STOMACH MUSCLES TO DO THE IB WOBK KATUBALLT, and in that way brings about •
permanent cure. It builds up and strengthens weakened digestive systems. With all its wonderful effectiveness, it is yet so gentle in action that it can be
given to Infants—in fact, thousands of mothers buy it for their babies and children. And because of its gentle action, so free trom griping, it is the best
laxative for women and old people. »• f
Write me today for a free sample bottle. Fill out the coupon and send it to me. You will be making no mistake.
W|IAT Tills CDKiE QAMDI C IQ IlftlMO 1 rece,ve many letters every day from people who were cured of some stomach, liver
vs fIAI IHE I HEE vAItIi LE Iw UUIIIU OF bowel trouble by even the free sample bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Thia
- cure with a free sample bottle means that thfey did not feel the need of going t»
their druggist for the regular 50 cent or SI.OO bottle. But they show their appreciation by telling others of my remedy, and these others, whose confl
uence is then established, buy it of their druggist. I want you who have never tried it to send to me for a free sample bottle so that you can tell
your neighbors and friends what it has done. Fill out the coupon and send it to me today.
I received the free sample bottle of Syrup
Pepsin and need it as directed and found it
great satisfaction to my complaint. I have
also used a 50 cent bottle and expect to keep it
in my bouse. I would not do without it.
Doctor, you would have heard from me before
now, but I thought I would try your Syrup
Pepaln before anawering ao I could write you
just how it acted. I have found Syrup Pepsin
just as you recommend it to be.
Mrs. Maggie Waters, 132 East Ave.,
Vicksburg, Miss.
I wish to thank yoa for your valuable sample
bottle ol Syrup Pepsin and I have purchased a
81.00 bottle and It is very satisfactory to me.
as I have been troubled with constipation and
stomach troubles for several years. I have
spent a great deal of money doctoring with
different doctors and have had no satisfaction
until I heard of your remedy.
Mrs. Thos. Flanagan.
110 N. Macon Street, Brookfield, Missouri.
I am glad to tell you that your Syrup Pepsin
has acted like a charm. It did me lots of good.
HAVE YOU AHY OF THESE SYMPTOMS
If you have any of the following symptoms you are certainly suf
fering from a stomach, liver or bowel disorder and you need Dr.
Caldwell'a Syrup repeln. Fill out the coupon and mall it to me and
I will send you at my expense a free sample bottle of my remedy
so that you can see how quickly you can be cured when the right
remedy is used. Write for yourself regardless of bow young or old
you may be, whether your case is recent or of long standing; write
In behalf of your child or any other member of your family. 1 am
glad to send it for whomever it may be. The Wading symptoms of
stomach, liver or bowel diseases are:
Constipation Distress After Eating
Easiness Indigestion and Dyspepsia
BiUousnesa, Torpid Liver Flatulency
Sour Stomach Sick Headache
Disturbed Sleep Gas or Wind on the stomach
Loss of Appetite Catarrh of the Stomach
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE
the right remedy; many more, however, because they do not get tne
right medical advice. I heve treated tens of thousands for these
troubles. If you would like to have my opinion of your case, if you
would like to have in y advice aa to what you should do and should
not do, then write me a letter, explaining how you suffer and I will
study your case and advise you. There will be no charge for what
I do for you apd you can avail yourself of these services .whether
you ever take Syrup Pepsin or not. Explain your case fully and
freely. It may present sonje mystery to you and others that I, with
my greater experience, cun easily clear up. I have had many let
ters from people saying that my advice was worth more to them
than the remedies, prescriptions and general efforts of other doc
tors. For the free medical advice address your letter,
DR. W. B. CALDWELL
003 Caldwell Bldg., Monticello, 111.
SHOOTS BROTHER-IN-LAW
IN BATTLE ON STREETS
GEORGETOWN, Ga., Feb. 18.—In a pis
tol duel on the streets of this place yes
terday, C. O. Keigler shot and fatally
wounded his brother-in-law, Walter
Vining. Both men are well connected
and the shooting created a sensation. It
is stated that the men had been on bad
terms for a long time and that they ntet
yester morning in Gay’s store and quar
reled.
It Is stated Keigler accosted Vining
and struck him with a walking cane,
whereupon Vining drew his pistol and
began firing at close range. His bullets
went wild, and Keigler drew his pistol
and began shooting. One bullet took
effect in Vining’s neck.
Keigler surrendered to the proper au
thorities and Is held pending the termina
tion of Vining’s Injuries.
QUEEN~ciTYSINKS
AT COLUMBUS WHARF
COLUMBUS? Ga? Feb. 17.—The
steamer Queen City, plying between
Columbus rnd Apalachicola and be
longing to the Merchants’ and Planters’
Steamboat company, sank In seven feet
of water at the Columbus wharf this
morning.
The vessel came up yesterday with a
big cargo and many passengers. It was
being reloaded and a large amount of
freight was lost. No one was injured.
The cause of the accident Is unknown.
The steamer was insured for $4,500.
The vessel is being raised.
erwin~mlFget"
NEW U. S. JUDGESHIP
MACON. Ga.. Feb. 17.—United States District
Attorney Marion Erwin may be appointed a
federal judge if the bill introduced by Con
gretteman Brantley In congress and now pending
is p*Med.
This bill provides for a new judge to assist
Judge* Newman and Speer, of tbe northern and
southern districts of Georgia.
Mr Erwin is considered tbe most likely man
for tbe office. He has just been reappointed
district attorney tor a term of four years.
STEAMER IS BURNED
AT DOCK IN DARIEN
DARIEN, Ga., Feb. 17.—The steamer
John C. Mallonee, owned by Captain
Winn and others, was destroyed by
fire at the dock in Darien last night.
The loss Is SB,OOO, partly covered by
Insurance.
Reflections of a Bachelor
New York Press.
Man has bravado; woman, heroism.
Inveetmen’e in experience show all liabilities
for -ngs seems to get more of
them than praying for them.
A mat esn even like farming If be doesn t
have to make his livhg out cf it.
The reason a man laughs when bls hat blows
off in tbe street and pretends he thinks it s
funny is he wants to swear.
I tell you it is fine. I thank God and you so
much for giving you the knowledge. So many
thanks to you for your medicine.
Mrs. BrlsciUa Scott, 26 B St., Lawton, Okla.
The sample bottle of Syrup Pepsin did me so
much good that I bought a bottle and am now
like the blind man when Christ restored hie
sight and told him to tell no man, yet he went
out and proclaimed it to the world. That is
just what I am doing also, and as I was in
such bad shape and am an old man 78 years
old, that will have its effect at least in the
community in which I live. I am now feeling
better than I have for the past twelve years.
I will take one more bottle and think that
will fix me up all right. You can use thia for
a testimonial if you like.
Thomas Ely, Edison, Ohio.
It is pleasure for me to recommend yout
Syrup Pepsin to anyone who has stomach
trouble. I used the sample you sent me and
am now on my second 50 cent bottle. It is
the best medicine I ever saw. I eannot be
without it. Garrett Hatfield, Murry, Ky.
FREE BOTTLES FOR EVERYBODY SYRUP* PEPBIN to any one, anywhere, en receipt of enlj
n f :i l i: Ut tb?m^ b T u h : r n e eJ^ U
Is sold through drugg", ts at 50 and $1 a large bottle. But there is no charge for the sample, test bottle- This
is absolutely free. It con i‘i direct from my labovatery to your door, at my expense. All 1 “ k ,
ss directed, er if you send for it for someone else, that you see that it is properly used and the directions are
very simple. If the sa mp ]e alone cures you, well and good; drop me a line about it. If is
chronic case and you need mor, of the remedy, go to your druggist for aSO cent or a large bottle. Thsre is
nothing to my offer b^o nd that-THE SAMPLE HAS TO PROVE ITS MERITS- and it is the. iPEPSIN
to send for. On the a length of this sample thousands of families now have DR. CALDWKLLB SYRUP PEP
regularly in the house. You never can tell when a child or grow n person will need a «« «« «}• ’J"
to have DR. CALDW ELI/8 SYRUP PEPSIN at hand. It is sure to relieve the i troub£ ““ 2>n.tiLti£
ing the worst oases es chronic constipation, and permanently, too. There is nothing to «1“*1 JL' n.
and digestive trouble, of infants and children: it has nothmg to equal it m the sick *•**«£•
It strengthen, the stomach, it stirs up the liver, it cleans out the bowels It is the world s JK*®*”
daily good health. A trial of this grand remedy is absolutely free. Try it. It ia the rai nWELL b
a stomach, liver or bowel trouble, who has not yet used it, to send for a free iampl« bottle es DR. CALDV.Ex.x_ b
SYRUP PVPSTN Let me hear from YOU. Fill out the coupon and send it to me today.
NEGRO CONVICTED FOR
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
COLUMBUS, Ga., Feb. 17.—After one of
the shortest and most sensational crimin
al trials in the history of the Muscogee
superior court, Arch King, a young negro,
was late yesterday found guilty of the
charge of attempting to criminally assault
little Miss Catherine Trammell, 14-year
old school girl and member of a promi
nent family near Columbus, on the morn
ing of December 9, last. The jury was out
only seven minutes on the case, and tbe
entire trial only took up about seven
hours.
Since the attemtped crime, in which the
little girl was dragged some distance and
badly bruised up, the negro has been
confined in Atlanta, and other places to
prevent violence. The prisoner was se
cretly brought to the city and his trial
actually in progress before it became
known that he was here. On learning that
the trial was in progress, quite a large
number of people gathered at the court
house only to find that, as a precau
tionary measure, Judge Price Gilbert had
placed a heavy squad of officers at every
entrance to the court room and given spe
cific instructions to ehoot the first man
who attempted to force entrance.
The order had a good eeftet, evidently,
as little complaint was raised, and the
trial proceeded without interruption.
There was some talk of violence, but no
demonstration during the day. When the
verdict was anounced in the late after
noon, and Judge Gllebrt gave the negro
the full extent of the law—2o years, it
seemed to have a good effect on the peo
ple, and no further trouble is anticipated
by the authorities.
PLEASANT WAY
TO CURE CATARRH
I- I
Poor deluded victims!
Continually sprinkling and spraying
and stomach dosing.
Vv nat are you doing it for?
Trying to kill the catarrh germs?
Might just as well try to kill a cat
with fresh milk.
You can’t kill the germs that cause ;
catarrh unless you get where they ’
are.
You can get where the germs are
by breathing Hyomei (pronounced (
High-o-me), the powerful yet sooth- (
Ing antiseptic, whch is prepared es- ■
pecially to kill catarrh germs.
Just breathe it in, that’s all. It i
gives joyful relief in five minutes. It
is guaranteed to cure catarrh, or
money back.
It is sold by leading druggists ev
erywhere. A complete outfit, includ
ing inhaler, costs SI.OO. Extra bottles,
50c. Cures sore throat, coughs, colds and
all nose, throat or lung troubles.
Mail orders filled by Booth’s Hyomei
Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Send for interest
ing book. Booth’s Famous People; itj
to free.
In regard to your Syrup Pepsin you sent me
a trial bottle and I used it and bought a 50-
eent bottle and have bad no headache since I
commenced to use it, and before I bad head
ache once or twice a week. I am very much
pleased with your medicine end much obliged.
J. F. Snavely, New Enterprise, Pa.
I feel it my duty to write and thank yon
for your sample bottle of Syrup Pepsin, as It
has done me a world of good. I tell all my
friends, who suffer as I did of It and will al
ways recommend Syrup Pepsin to stomach suf
ferers. You may publle this letter if you like.
Mrs. A. B. Miles, 4511 Magazine St.,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
____________________________ *
I received the bottle of Syrup Pepsin snd it
is the very medicine needed. It has done me
more good than any other medicine has and I
am very thankful to yon and am going to keep
it until I am cured. —Mrs. Nancy Hannon,
Chaonla, Mo.
Your valued letter of the 2nd duly received;
Coupon for Free Sample Dottie of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
Dear Doctor Caldwell: Aa per your request. I ask ynu to bend me a free sample bottle es DR. CALDWELL’S
SYRbP I’EFSIN. There U to be no charge in any way, at any time, kindly tend it to
My name is address la
rm tbo ■ here lines nlainlv and mall me the coupon. AD I ask ia that the remedy be used as the
direerioM can are undergo obligations to me in any way. but should you want more of ’ f n
obtain it es any druggist at Wc or SI.OO a large bottle. Also after having v«*i “JEL!
mend It to others at any time, please do so. Put the coupon in an emekjpe and address the envelope.
DR. W. B. CALDWELL, 603 Caldwell Building, Montleello, 111.
The nurlty of DR. CALDWELL'S BTRUP PEPSIN I. vout-bed for to tb e IL S. Government.
It bear. Serial No. 17 in the Pure Food and Drugs Act.
Patience—“lt takes two to make a
quarrel, you know.”
Patrice—“ And yet I have known quar
rels to occur when two persons have
been made one."—Yonkers Statesman.
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each package.
This Special Offer holds good for a limited time only.
Send your ORDER NOW.
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llfllilmfflc Send us $3.00 and we will ship you by return express, all charge* hgg
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jug of this extra fine z
Old Mountain North Carolina Whiskey. -
WCHWj Ite Thia is not the adulterated blenA or compounds of spirits as sold by the small jSgJ 81
< ISftJuißfl dealers, with half a dozen profits added, but a pure straight whiskey, guaranteed SggS®!
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Good H'hui/et Like Thlr are retailed over the bars in cur native Stale at aMfjSl
from $2.50 to $3.00 per gallon. Thu Special Offer u made in order toinuodace &ffSB
our goods more thoroughly in the secoons we were unable to reach from our aggM
1 native State. eflplßf f 1
Oar Guarankts These goods must give perfect satafactioc or we wiD refund tfggQ*
your money just as cheerfully, and the expense will all be outs. We refer you
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also free sample of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep-
Fin which I have taken only three weeks, and
feel to be entirely cured of that eooetlpated
habit which troubled me for so many years and
cost me so much money in trying all the dif
ferent remedies advertised. It la certainly a
wonderful specific for constipation and it
works so easy, giving such natural refreCMafl
Bleep, ao that I am gaining 21h pounds per
week. I feel that you are distributing one of
God's choicest blessings to the afflicted. Truly
and most respectfully yours.
F. Everett Gray, Kansas City, Ms.
My stomach troubled ms and I could not get
anything to help me. but I saw your Syrup
Pepsin advertised and sent for a trial bottle.
I saw at once that it waa helping me, so I sent
to the drug store and got a 50-cent bottle and
am feeling fine. I am a thousand times thank
ful for it and I will recommend it to everybody
whom I know to have stomach trouble. It is
the best medicine I ever used and I have tried
a great many kinds. I do not think the-e la
anything so good aa Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin. Mrs. Jane Alien,
412 Francis St., Jackson. Mich.
SAVANNAH. Ge.—Tbe Savanah chapter »i
Daughters of the Confederacy made abort $504
on tbe sale of Confederate flag* on Coorgi*
dayi This will be forwarded to division bead,
quarters of the U. D. C. in a few day*.
