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THE CORRESPONDENT.
VOL. XL
The Bystrom
Gasoline Lamps.
Safe ! Reliable ! Economical !
Their use will not increase your fire
insurance rate.
Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
Unequalled for design, finish, mechan¬
ical construction and operation.
The Bystrom Arc Lamp s
The only successful Under Generator Pressure Lamp on the market
A. brillar.t 750 candle power light at an expense of one third cent per
hour or at one fourth the cost cf kerosene of the same candle power
Surpasses all recently invented lights in power and is invaluable for all
places where a large volume of light is desired at a small cost.
The Bystrom Gravity Lamps.
With The Improved Bystrom Buraor.
A burner without an equal ou which you can rely. We are fur¬
nishing a great many Burners with tVhich to equip fixtures of other
manufacture where the burners have proven worthless. If you have a
lamp that is not giving good results buy one of our Burners and you
will have a satisfactory light.
The Bystrom Gas Lamp Co.,
89-91 Kinzie Street CHICAGO, ILL.
J. W. Dennington, Agent, YatesviSe, Ga.
Blame Yourself.
If you are not getting the worth of your money
in buying Jewelry, Musical Instruments,
Watches, Clocks, & Etc.
CERTAIN APPROVAL BECAUSE
I GUARANTEE MY GOODS.
PMk mm.
Is Only Possible Whsre You Have a Really Good
Instrument. I Sell Pianos, Organs, Violins,
Guitars, Mandolins, and Banjos that make irtusic
Possible.
II That Glitters Is Not Genuine.
Watches that we sell you are of pure quality and we
promise you satisfaction in its ownership.
Repair Excellence.
Watches, Clocks, Sewing Machines. Guns, and Pis¬
tols, the Repair has our guarantee and you shall have
your money’s werth.
iano Tuning I make a specialty of Piano Tuning at
prices that lets you live and me too. I am not
a wandering Piano Tuner but I Guarantee my work.
AARON H. CLARK,
ROBERT A.OA.
2„™ WASHINGTON
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duty to
scribed in the stmise
wttn th« Eiar.ner characteristic
soma city of one thoroughly famil¬
and Its y/V e/- iar with the subiect.
“-•'«» Tork Time*. —New Vork Trifcusfl.
Senators Hoar, Hanna, Foraker, Eurnham and Penrose sent their
checks immediately upon receipt of “ Around the Capital ; s °r> Bel- i
gasmen Grosvenor, Olmsted, Connell, Naphcn, Ruppen,^
' Wright and Otien, although not obligated by any order-
I s the book speak for itself. For sale by ail book dealers or
Paid to any Dart of the world or receict of price-
Qoih, $2.00. Half Morocco, »3.oa Full Morocco. $3.03.
NUTSHELL PUB. CO., 78 Fifth Avenue, New York,
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The Correspondent’s is Power, is Limit.”
KNOXVILLE. GA.. FRIDAY. JULY D. 191)3.
TROOPS aASH
WITH RIOTERS
Race War in Evansville, Indiana,
Leads to Bloody Slaughter.
QUIETUS PUT ON HOB RULE
Soldiers Guarding Jail Were Given Or¬
ders to Shoot, and They Obeyed
the Injunction.
Following four days of rioting and
general lawlessness, Evansville, Ind.,
Monday night saw the most terrible of
its experiences with rioteis. Seven
persons are dead and fourteen are
known to be injured, wi.^ at least that
number more thought to be hurt
The dead are: Edward SchifTman,
painter, top of head blown off with
springfleld rifle; Hazel Allman, 15-
year-old daughter of Joseph H. All-
man, shot in breast with shotgun;
John Barnett, shot in right lung; died
in St. Mary hospital; August Jordan,
19, musician, bullet wound through
heart; Ed Rule, 31 years old, laborer,
killed instantly; two unidentified dead.
Six other rioters were seen to fall,
but got away before their names
were learned. At least that number
are suspected of being hurt.
Four members of company A, First
regiment, bullet and ligjit gun shot
wounds on the body. One of them
wa3 shot through the shoulder, an¬
other through the anklo and the other
two received slight scratches. Two
deputy sheriffs slightly wounded.
Soldiers Fire Point Blank.
At 10:30 o’clock Monday night the
members of Company A, First regi¬
ment, Indiana nationm guard, atto* a
day’s vigilance guarding the county
jail and 100 deputy sheriffs, under
Sheriff Christ Krantze, fired point
blank into a mob of l.OfrO men gath¬
ered on Fourth, Divisian and Vine
streets, surrounding the Vanderburg
county jail, tnd attempting its capture
From 7 o’clock in the morning until
the hour of the night’s catastrophe the
crowd surged about the jail calling the
militiamen vile names, assailing them
with stoma and berating the deputy
sheriffs who guarded toe jail.
flow Began.
The tremble which nas been brewing
for montjs, <®me to a crisis last Fri¬
day wljel L^e Brown, a negro, shot
and kille. Patrolman Massey, who was
trying tdarrest him while bent on the
murder ^f a man with whom he had
quarreld- followed Threats of vengeance were the
by the mob surrounding
jail. T/e negro was secretly removed
from tte city Saturday and taken to
Vincepie3.
Patrlman Massey died in terrible
agony Sunday morning. The crowd
refusq to credit statements of the offi-
cers t the negro was not -in Jail and
bega treating as it increased. Twen-
ty-flvi Were' mobilized in' 1
policemen
the jjl and *epulsed the first attempt
to foce an entrance after the gates
werefraShed in.
A Mephone pole was used as a bat-
teriij ram and the Jail windows gave
wayi A committee was appointed to
sei for the negro, but its report
thatte was net there was not believed
andhfter forcing a breach the mob
poi£d into the corridors. Finding its
gone, there was a cry of “Kill
thJnegrOeS’. »*» and arms were de-
in jied
I company of armed negroes,
arflsed by the race troubles marched
tttmgh the streets snouting “Down
Wh the whites” and threatening
Ath to all if the i egro was lynched,
lis started a rush for the gun stores
t the whites, Three were broken
t anc [ 400 iifles and revolvers,
ilb ammunition, were secured. From
here ^ is time on thousands throughout of bullets fired.
were
The mob. after leading the jai on
icher & Kellogg, Wbiterding & Co.,
and E. M. Bush & Co. and after thor-
oughly arming all, dispersed through
ea nelrws^d disappear-
& . fr _„ t , ho oiree-a ^
piece3 It is a well known fcang-CUt.
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ROBERTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
LOCATED AT
Roberta Crawford County Georgia.
A School of High Grade. Special Attention given to those Stud¬
ies which go to fit the youth of our land for spheres of usefulness and
Independence in Life.
Board for $6.00 to 10.00 per Month.
Five Months Tuition Free by the State and Town.
Roberta’s Health Record is not Excelled by any School Locality and
is the Best in Middle Georgia.
A FULL CORPS OF TEACHERS ON HAND.
(Joseph Johnson, Chairman,
Commissioners.^ j H. L). M’Crary, Secretary.
Board of J. 0. Bond, Treasurer.
G. L. Dent,
W. J. Watson.
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Whiskeys
ffl E quoted for etc. Whiskeys issue it. This am prices To at illustrated catalogue order wholesale of Wines, from liquor is us Whiskeys, sent prices enables catalogue free and to Brandies, you places all in to which who at buy Beers, write your are all
command the resources cf one cf the largest liquor
stores in the country. All goods are packed in plain cases and
no mark to indicate contents. We ship everything subject to
approval and can be returned ko us at cur expense if found un-
desirable and unsatisfactory.
RYE WHISKEYS
H. O. Wise Private St' ck— A pure
P-ynar-old uupp-r $1.00; itistiiiod Kail Ky«*
Whiskey. Quart*, an. $2.30
Jacobs' Special Reserve Rye
Whiskey—\ prime favorite; toar-
tmtoed 10 years olii. a pure, mellow,
mild whiskey,especially adaored as
a stimulant for ladies undated per¬
sons. Quarts. $1.50, Italian S3-CO
Jacobs’ Monogram Rye Whiskey oistuled
A vei v line do,ii>ie-copj,er
Kye Whiskey; 1* di-'l.led from -e-
lecfed iiome-jrrnuii rye. with nioiin-
tiiiri aprinx water, .nut I* dlr-i:}-
pnUhed for iti alwolut- onrity. del¬
icacy and ren • rkaiue teunj-.iet; a
years old. Quart. $1.23; paJIon $4. CO
Rob astrancht Roy Rye Whiskey —1 yea s old,
Kentucky rtye Whi-key.
distilled in conjier and aped in
» wood, »nd is a leader amone -.vhi.--
w keys of siuiiiar price. Quart. 75c ;
(fall oil................. 33.30
XXXX kfonongnhcla Rye tVhis*
key — 2 years old, loe , c-t otuaiii*
aide for the price. Quart, .k-c ; gal¬
lon 33.00
JI. SJ. Rye Whiskey- TM*M!!ed In
J>,l, low pr.Hit t>Mi pure, t'rlce AI..3I
• kalian ; ^ palion eiuatlest quantity
sold
Jacobs’ Mo. 6 Rye Whiskey —A :i-
yoir-olil ilie. sue-l Hi wmst .inn i,
a very sup rior crtde of wlnskev
for the jirtce. Quart,(MM.: gal 32.33
BOURBON WHISKEYS
SCentucky Eourbon Whiskey —An
ldcuuy ^ertvei ys.ii.Lej, ota.'-d and
Jacobs" Pharmacy
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eYtlanta, Georgia
NO. 10 i ' * I
r"(vi 111 -vo-Ml for « yearn, fnlly ma¬
tured aii.f entirely free from fusii
nil. Q-iart.il.00; i/»l)on..... S3.SO
Lincoln County Kour6on- 4 year*
will. Quasi, ,6c., tulluii S3.7S
COiJK WHISKEY
Jacobs’ Private StockCorn —
\.e Relieve o> Is- [lie lery U-si whis¬
key made; cerialnly ^verytliinj?
that tireless energy and equipment
could a'-conijillsli lias been done to
make this a perfe-t whlsKcy; aged
in wood f„r rt years. Quart. $|.«>;
K*n«»n............................. $3.30
Unde Remus Cam Whiskey — 1
<ll<i -tuiiHlnru and superior pur**; /t splen-
whld*
Y‘'.y for medical ami finally
Quart, 75c., ga. ion........ ..... 52 . GO
Hickory Nut Mountain Corn
UJhlskuy —A wiuie wtii4*ey, ma<tu
*it ihf uiD !*t corn,over npcu
nn*<i fit mi uxi for two year*.
Qu»rt,i) 0 e., £j*Il<>n 33 .23
Jacobs’ If anil-made Corn— Nr- V
not iti.'ii pr,M»f. not gai.. -told in
Ices than y t Hal Ion lots; |X!r $1.30
Rabbit Foot Corn Whiskey— The
daiilit on tm* whiskey is wilhont
(iouli'e any simiiitr priced
whl-kry in this m-irket. Tide shows
ci-ariv its great value; two years
•»!d Quart roc : p-allon 32.00
Jacobs’ Swrct Mash Corn Whis•
f vy — j. 75-.; perfe.liy gallon pure wliin.ey
Quart, .... $3.7 s
Golden Shu'ki Corn Whiskey —
} c. ow corn art,»-»•.;
....... 32.33
