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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22
WILL ARRAlGN TAYLOR
ON SIX CHARGES,

Tom Taylor will be arraigned before
Recorder Myrick this morning on six
charges OF burglary. Emma Redheld,
the woman who concealed the stolen
goods from the officers. will also be
araigned for accessory after the fact
The police still have a large quantity
OF plumber that has not been identified.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22
what MIR. striclzland SAYS.

Il took two bottles of Graybeard for
rheumatism and was cured. A men,
Der of my church took it for paraIv-
sis and it helped her surprisingly.
Rev. A. r. Strickland.
Daisy, Ga"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22
Going to F1oridaf
Travel Viz seaboard Air Line

Trave1 VIA SeaDOaru Air Line Rys
Because it is the "Short Line" and
has Pullman cars on all trains. Two
trains daily with through Pullman cars
to Tampa without change. Direct con-
nection at Jacksonville in Union Sta
ton for all East Coast points. Sea-
board Air Line interchangeable mile
age tickets are just the proper thing
for tourist travel in Florida Saves
money. Seaboard City Office, Bull
street. Both phones No. 2S.-ad.
Atlantic Coast Line gives benefit Of
a short line mileage detschments be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, 1872
miles.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22
what Mr.. clark sax.

Il suffered of rheumatism a long
time and found nothing to relieve me
until l took Graybeard. I tried All
most everything heard of, that is. in
the line of blood medicine. All failed
/ can't praise Graybeard enough for
what it did for me.
c: C. Clark.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22
Naval Stores Outlook Good.

1.-THE new crop of naval stores prom
Uses WE'LL" said Mr.. ]. P. Williams, yes
terday. He is just back from trip
over the naval stores territory in this
state and in Florida.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22

Rich new styles in the celebrated
Hamburger" make OF suits at M.
Dryfus. These suits hold shape and
NJ finely Only at M. Dryfus can you
hnd them.--ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22

Graybeard is found at drug storas
81 a bottle. six for S.. Graybeard nils
Csc a box. Graybeard Ointment. 25c
a box,--ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22

420 Park avenue.

Graybeard is sold at drug stores. 81
bottle. six for IS. Graybeard Pills.
25c box. Graybeard Ointment, Csc a
box.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22
no. cure corns. Warts and Runion..

All can be cured quickly without the
knife or pain whatever. Simply use
Abbotts East India Corn Paint as d.
rected. For sale by all general stores
and druggists.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22

-IIIU0FIs 7 Went 70 the IunatIc asy-
ium yesterday-
Noyes; And they let you come away7
Perhaps the places were all taken?-
Boston Transcript.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-22
lave Pistol Shoot.

The Georgia Hussars will be- the
guests of their lieutenant, Mr.. w. H.
Connerat, Jr., at his country home,
White Bluff. A practice march will
be made to the bluff where an oyster
roast will be served, and where, also,
the annual pistol contest of the troop
will be held.
The plans of the Chathams con-
template merely a social meeting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
Gem Baby Grand.

The latest product OF tho Bradbury piano fac
tori-s. \ beautiful. artistic. small baby grand.
with The action a.i volLme Of tone ~ a concert
grand IiIn0. II l. q h-aUty both In tone AMI
case. Your examination j. cordially invited
!. a. smith. MIR a. L. WHITAKER. Msr. 1917
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
'.PlANOS FOR EVERYBODY"

81 To- WOO We have just sum an aSSn-t-
m"rt. or" s1l"rild Esfsy * camp piano at
81. a Chi,krrin= upright At .iJ-. tire. second
hand ~StSinWdys a. half pric-. one Iiaines Hr =.
upright at so" q beautiful modern 5-p~d4i
upright. IN mahogany ease. ~ SIG: all t. be
SIll To- first corners ~ eF~y terms.
Seventeenth AMI Ia.rSt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
n. .iCHARp
sToCkuo,.DE;;>. MEETINGS.

Special. r4,.;rs /: Tho srl.ka,.'-r. ~ The
NtsrH4rrs-I-sU'-4 $-ts.Ial Eans Z st Louis
-.sF 20 held - - Hsr..rcH- ans. Fourth 9ut
Olive 81 ~ -I-as. I-ra . 80 - we
FIRST. "a 4 Props, .s 'a r- tlfI submitted 20
arry-I q. ar .-.s- aSsH.rf"r : a~ - ? r-
r.4H fgr IS~r-g-tNa G.rHrt -. tG-f.sI % we.
'g---". a. ~ EFr-ar'- sal second. Or t1e
s'-Hr.ss. - ru. .Hrl- #asi director rH ~rf.s Iur-
.rr ~ s~-e.ac year > is. ,u.- :rr.H u .
IL p. O. 3d. Clio p. HOFFMAN. cashier.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
AGENTS AND Statesmen.



Statesmen.
SAI.ESMAN-Fir-t- class grocery ssle.man.
age q TO 3S: $40. Sn i<igh Rros Century.
nursery .iocf FOR tf- OLD reliable Gris.a nar-
.eIies. 7 y Grirsa prop. Lawrenc,. kas
sALEsMAN-Eape1cncei dry gods ssles
Varimsni: must ,ptiE Gsr%an. 'T Kar,e % %
SAIESMFS-To sell strictly up-to-dstc broak.
fast fcOi In "ity. Illinois ani Missouri on com.
~ ssi"n. 'ai : 20 : r. IA. Honey Flakes. 81!
burlington building
SAIEsMNN-csar sIo.n an wanted In y6ur
locality. with or without r,p-denc.. salary -
C"n.n'sS'an. rcf'r,nc" requested l. +. WI
liams & co. Camden. y J
Statesmen Lea, or rr'ysI nr to ,cu fr.-
proof safes to husin"s- men AMI farm. r.. .-g--
Fi,n"- unnecessary. Quick ~ g. bl, . on 4
re SAFE AMI LDek -. 'rnri nat &"
stI.ASMAN-Y'un u"n. v-,h two or ,hrre
years 'Nr"rienc" n DIV e - and gent. ;I.
ni,n,ne~ "as.s s. to > s'",ty p''ge mus,
n.yI SIS tlst"H
SN..sIMEN-To sci drug ! j. IN 81 Louis a
I'm. - toilet suarS ard I~"iflns. "nly GO: a
hidrrss IinN / Hr. rhr6n S'atipn. Ciuo.nn :.
\ god "han"' IT a h'st. as man.
~sALESNE:' w%A>rEn-ro , = our nae go
;s'd: rr5ara"i. sr.sdy Sr.i.rsl-: .,:ia'iss
,']ri;".y; u, cspi;sL r.er,2Ty h.at.ua5t-r'
Nhn,osa" G-"c"r>. 20 S:Si" st. CH'caso
Statesmen Flr.'. 49, vui- sa..su.n iET
rtiy rraJ. mus, -. "Nr~li.ur. and ssis,-
h.'tsr thsIr ~c"rii'i,n arrIv between -, anil
80 IN ir"Tr.nr AMI : =" & In tho "y.u'rE 90
rsu' i'-'s & 60 On % a. Frisco hI G.nS.
' I--.- -ll-='
SIr.,rN..Y salesman. : cNc~ptto IsN e.. {
~uD>Iti0rS open With large. 'Stsh'.sh'. Cleveland
M viii NIX r'si,sa, ".,S,.s "rr r~n-.4i p.
| cantil" tad. high c~orpm:-i"n contract WIZ
! smith & -. slas Tr--"- e. C'' '--H -
WhN-Ep-M' n good .ty. -
distribute .gcuI.Ts. a., latter. fa5a sign
C-.i,ra
w~ANTEn-Two tr1vc'ins 81 Smsn - .sc'
S'ats aisrr and 'yp.ns r.t,nIn"1t si''p
\ Errwn THtaoc" 60. Grc"nSh"r y g
w~ANTEp-TvD - "smrr. "scr S;:'s sa,,r
and Expense. sell dHIl- s faut = s'H < NJ
pauitrs T'r.'Ti.. : "Nr"Tir :re unn"~"r-trE Pa.
: y N'uuE. sales Ma Ks7slS 'ltN. NJ
SKY hsW.t"h.rr .rfirins. vim US mor'h r's
tUv qGiyL. MAX u'1'y. are st re-. r.mmis-
~ r"-.Tl n"w. geo W""kly h'.ur mall, U.3.
s. = " R'N - 'hl"-cn. II
MANTEH-Sal.sa.au handling i,,.s and .,f
Cy COOS IN - Louis ?" car nuE in" ". '-Fg
take ca-a = buyers coming 70 - Luis. q ~
.ral r'nmissic" - I!sht larry A'ir"Ss ~
fun particulars. Rudolf Jacobs & Co. u Z
I"nTl - 'tnIi1n.t.
VIZ start YOU selling dia51.ndS- Govt I5iI -.
ting or liberal o1.r. /. ta!!v SUE Cab
H'7m0rd "a" Sv-acuS", y ! 'T"ntirn uAr"r'
STARK N.r>.rv paws cash ~.>kIv u You s-ll
stsrt Tr.Hs lIti'.-ns ~, Hu-'svlls Aa
TRAVELLING JEwEI.RY SALFSMES-0NI.Y
those with experience ~ selling t'velry :or d--
p1rtmsnI .;o.e -."l apply. Stone LHpS
1880. Market -. CGsc26'. Ill
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
VICTOR
Bradbury Bargain.

go walnut Bradbury. i1 good condition. s.f6.
big hIrrsin. R~sII'Iry rr1o Wsr..,0ms. ~!
Olive - Z e. Smith. IGr = 2 Whitaker.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
Emerson Bargain.

~ Emerson upright. beautiful case and
tore. L~-l ONLY a f~v- months. sets. Bradbury
Piano W.-.rooruS. I0I. Olive -, r. 6. Smith.
Sffr. {. Z. Whitaker. MEr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
WANTED.

ALL persons who saw tho accident liza, ian.
Peied ~ AUTOMOBILE. owned by the Ksnna+d
taIlet 90 on lith day of April. 1885, ahuut /
o'clock. between Olive and Locust. will pI,sse
answer this ad. IL lt., Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
NISIt

fNNt'th
AifN.I- 10y 'I's'-' a'" 'n .'it i,- si.
E-2t- 2 mH''a. t.tf-- - and l"I
-t-L-l't rI-- tlni. ~ aiss
~ sal iii : -,s lurra= ,nl r.ra uHs
4l.!. ,.rtre "a i.HIls - IL
-, W. -, -.
Wssts. Ust'r T'agr-
4 TUrI; pt.u. is . tsa i-r.--uer- -, any
{ Tl"'. -hs = --Hi plano : a = Il !E.s stU!t.r
nm '"NEIN rINNu lrIs UI.iNF ST.
~ a Iarsu.u. enc 5I-s-o.u,Nv sI-a.r pa s.
ct "TI-t .. G'gi"E "a. Is y IN"tith =.
BARGAINS rn.;~. IS. trombone. g ~ =.
y la i'f- - tutt rr. t b 49, &" < 'h--
. I.cal "a Sn - = t.r'aiNHy.
HAETATNS--.ra-re. - airps. s.. baryt"n--.
ST.. c-arue's. any. E.y -. slides. g Wash
Uu.a ufal 9IIrs. 81 TOM ilacHt. u'i DIV.
BARGAINS To- lab~ s--Ea. Eual-. sd go
ssIsre Pish.. = : RlstIn / Br, 10 !'ralK-
IEADQIA Il . NDulEum-rys A-.erical
Fa.:ar..u. -" -l" rrS p.es'r-4 ~ III en-
+:-m.T's ry %, one
E,I m Hl@.d srlia.n IT VIII ~
anI los u",.. iiIuI 'Hs. . : H-aIsIy.
CASH rail ter a7r.y1; piln.>. c.ra~;s. altos.
lsuJ.'s. I"sst.U-~. J.la-. 'aar.u'ts. '".rs. .LSs
y.u.in>. 80 Ton Tis.h'. r". uly- -
ia, NtEING uHIEh' g'an. ltr- So 81
grE 49,. used. 40 81 G'lG'i lI4=ats, see
-, gK]lEsEritonsr rl A on.
Don't - I.-.i,.4 10y the s"n'tniuE-f,-
H't..U= ~h'rra.n al. tFr'> N.u - ats'tiiS'l
t. then. W" ',u a..ay- uaa a : u.i"s I..,
gH:a n q > .ish l,iI ~ "u- h.ns'
.pEor. a ua,,.l 90 -r]'!ntsrs To- plan pus
aht" infr'uati,n 'r 'hasr .n'ea'inE - pa
III inSElY pI,Nu 90 l,rs OLIVE ST
IL Una, urr.sli y.an" Viii AMI wua
"ii n'rhei-in-'-.~ 1tt"'hG'a' - hgna- 90.
EI:SEih"Esf "tyNG. 90.
Es,aha,sed 10 2l Olive s,
E,tRI us.d r-i1o No oT-g t. sale has ben
thoT.ush'y r.IHtr J IN "I7 "Nn -noJs and VIII
as,. - harl -,
1sss.s1-'
-"n reference i'nu >.slS. - '.v" =
TTR SALE Fine rpiirh. ,HairC-, plan. VII
soil 'n"sp "ar at ail "hou' an a,.
sroi condition, ais" nm n,6"=ar, as cabin,
Grand. v,ry cheap for cash I-tgrIU S.uraE.
-. I"I " ryan =
GIT CIV -lt.rr jim =r.-t.-. ,NU-Si.r "us.
{ IN. l- = if-rlNAt
ENR VIII 80 y Nsn"'"-n'h 81 r.
pairing neatly and r~rsrr,iv a.. in musical
i7strEin"ii'' hA'IN '''2l''S' "s''''S N''N'
unI - ,rc3p- i bsfsa!u. can syII y. -nir-
r.,-th
~
80 Si-i,tN 80. ,.Dir,.s Wii.sr, EirL-
mai Nal sr.,ior
,r.-.,- - IT, - a. -,
anil NJ I Sr:e -. ,te,Hs ~ re'.sis sai disks a, cut
prir~z q = Erralwav.
IT,IyA% No.. g William Hugo Music |
- E-grEltr
JTST inrsr;ri. !rlw"us" lot u mouth harDS
anil ar~,r.nr~ a. wAN-1"wn prices. Huntcth
M,in
EINIEhl.I. upright flsuu. mahogany tte".
used hut . few U'-thE lt rent. oLiy We, On
CUr easy 20; merit plan
hlt.SElLi'i'S ~ |
ENAi:E upright Tian". medium Siz lark
MAHOGANY EASE. Drly fl5a. ya 'ur e1sy-iHN
meut plan.
.su-,.4 90 All 1lg,. = |
LOWELL PUTNAM. t".che-. viol7. manfs-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
sitsuAt.

SaGAt
PvrIfS-Dr .iotin. ur-t:tg-H.d slrc'ss vita
s-ginn"rs. ~. Mise clara. IS Z Jtn"rs1n az"
REST sis-os ire new u~pr.gH:s ~ aay cuy.I
only -" @rt 1 nth ,Ir yr--s ttHt Al
KrEFEI-HoEsr TIAHo 90.
-, "NnhAHn r'usnt r'.g's from 8 aP
tn 'NoEIuge a. price pail within iU' - yot--
rs.ahi,n.l IL si ouE.
.r-l-f TI.NTI$G organs 81 CRAFTY i'4l.'i
ri rs It., r..A Hu'l fdwsss maxi a VIZ
Cox < Wait" SymrE.ry. Rimbal aud others
II select u"m 10y : SSmsEi- rr., ~,
rv.rrrshei - ~ ur,e g.
Rent yaar T,u1 I. US % VA rent y.u q
new F''uH fer 'h" Fam" N'l.' "th. -
= a.,' insHi in-'.aLsE'. cae ye1rs Te"i ole
ls. ,"%IIY gisNn co. me "LryE ST.
.'n"EE rINIEu -s''4msu's Cgnn re-
..i.at.1 L..E. go } F'-H; & Sar. IL :
Ai.E. t.1r 0"si-uE.sr < yaI.sI m,k.i.
~. 49,, T . gT, ~ pa
- ,E'- aa 80 I'D.
a'la!= r>" 80"
INV. T.rs-r sr#i .i ,..:
--. RS 20 s.
TiI" 'arr r.ar. -. uIs owe r. &c 'h-
d = .. T,a '.'sli i'IAi'
H-.I rr T.i. .-u is ".tta careful sa
TI.r -, M .t-S a s'''. ,fi- OLIVE ST
- '.-.., :. ~ T.
- g. I'd Ii. sI..t-f o. ms. rapi1
s-.sa- ua-. 81 ., o. A4..r..t. ]iusirl~
sen q iian.. '"..' ,.ti "g. CT mus al r.
c~a.ss o.. AMI medal
9F ea%2
-. .l "a 80. Hat g. e." -
." taH 81 n" We.La-I
.r-aifr-
81. 80 .. s.- .,... aH.s-- FI-k Vet
---,-.- --- ---- ---- .- g-.
-. NJ Nd. f,.,. G.a- -- la.s-,-
s..r -ry
ordhari O. a-'4, NJ 60.
~ lug ~
- ---7 49, 7-r, ,;1sT-r -
VII VII al An '5 J.: : Jed 9i, y" 90
-ygT- r,- a. .-.,.. 81. ..r-... /. u..r qitul
Z b.arat f'am U.s. -rz ~. ri. lam
; F. sr ia - h.1-' '.'' '.'- nj ''7''- s''al'
TIE tHNE'N ilASh l's t1h,L.-
SO l1.- beautiful ,n,lEA- piano. H-t tc
t - ~ -sNA = L.I--
lnt a Z i'' -
va" % by rom y W., srs
Nf' ~ Cd . . TO-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22

W hav" constant calls f7r god Satorl-h4nt
Ii1ros from h"trtiu--hnu~ss and Worlds Fair
lur'" si'uIi. o WIZ uu- l-8utifri s..-sk -
-" nv amos "" a'o IN q position . ofar YOU
cor. IucigC Inducements - trai@. and 80 terms
m fntHiy. almost like rent. No tgoGS 10 show
gods
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
DRESSMAKING.

HAVE your dresses and shirt waists en-
brotdered or stamped bv Mrs. MurnaShsn. sc
rht"s 's''s 2t ons~l work. ea-anabfs nr,css
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22

MEETISS-A sae~iai
meeting ri the stockholders q the Ely 4
Malker Dry t'opls Company will be hell al
the office OF the company. Ne. SCI Washing, n
avenue: IN the city Of st Louis. Mo. on Tues
cay. May il. 1880. at y O'Clock a m. for n.
purpose Of voting upon the proposition 10
amend Section > OF Article ; Of IT,. h. Ia
OF Ssid COMPANY 10y increasing the number -
the Executive Committee from thre. to fUu-.
AMI 70 Transact such other business as may
properly be brought before the meeting
DAVID X. CALHOUN. President.
J sidney Walker. Secretsry.
- Louis. May 20. 1904.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
..PEYNY WISE. POUND FOOLISH

I an 90 InaNin, bus applies 70 spending
none, for rent - . piano We will sell YOU a
-gi-uitI u-y piano ~ SO o. 81 deposit and IS
,- g monthly. according u price. No firm
c-r 10 rHnr. ilberll. cur lpw expenses and l-
cation enable Us . do this A call Will con-
EE:YER'S Seventeenth and Locust.
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WORLDS FAIR VISITORS
YOUR OLD PlANoS."

should not fail To- So tn. tine Miller grand AMI
urr'-h' uia-us 81 the y, rtaG. STATE bu,lluE
X '-E'ws' Err. Pi@-o ''. sole agents. 90
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
ST, So, So, 81 Per Month,

Eert piluoS AZ bradbury Pisnc War-rooms.
I0Is olive -. / q. smith. Mfr: \ Z. whita-
E-r. NEr lowest prices. best assortment: rent
allowed II plan" + purchased =. -. Smith.
Nfr-. 1H'2 DIV" st. y. = Whitaker. Mgr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22

civ ltn1r"rs. Tim Sullivan - :. S~v"nt"en'h.
LAEoREES-
-iuIIv 1>H D"fsih e.
LATnREES-E FIX. fenced In grazing o- dig
r.ur. stat" w1srs wan''t III g, i;"oah'ir.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lal-r.rS ~ ssv,-
wo-k Apply at Ja!nU AID Vernon ave-. Tom
= EyrT".
I.AEpEFsS. N,rG1r n.urugnr WUr'f4 Ear
rl.GD.~- twenty 'shH-ag~- 'Ngar'1n-I in rail
I'.i bridge rHa>tTlgtiuu. Cu'-tuc. SSi-k.- ga!
iAFDRTES.F For railroad w,1k P-airie ave
ar3 Wac works "ruiUit. f"gr blocks east -
lfroaSusv. bua.i furnished. II wanted. Frliu
& rs,-r1. '"u'-ascnrS.
rs for railroad U0f-. Graus a,-.
ana Nat'"ssras ,'uur.-. four blocks east 4
f#rr y L.'aGwsv. loari furnished II vented.
TuF' & 'oiTn1. contractors
WEN WITH TEAMS FOR hauling. STAG
toms FR 81 E"ruh''
&E%-FIfty mon. Monday morning. corner
I"ua and chippewa FR -. Republic.
TEAMSgEE-.
i.r--- las ra-el,r 80 Car
TEAAIS-Tsn t-au- O." haul mlyadam. G:and
AMI H'chs-y- 9 herulan2 s Bro.
Observation-Disclosures t.ars,ers. - 10
vsw't cleaning Al night. wages SIS r,cr load.
'rr- ErnvHrl
rEcS wanted ia shovel dry clay.
Ininn Press UrirL NORRIS. Kings
highway npE Natural bridge road.
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TRAVELLING JE,NEI.RN SAf.F~MES-HNI.Y
those with experience II selling irv--lry ,oT ,--
plrtmeuy .uc.e r"~l apply STONE: BROS.
1890! Market -. Cagcss'. III
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BALMER & WEBER Music co. HOUSE
OUR POLICY

Has always beer 70 give 10" public fun vslu"
for t''ir r'0n"v. H. Is % n uv keeping "N-
p-nsrs DOWN Co e minimum. ou- stock is a.
larC" as tEs largest anil ruE terms easy T. wi
pay YOU 2, visit oar h.1ufis;i va-sr,Iu~ HuI
inspect IN. ~t'yS ISfDre t.J hasty a purchase
elsewhere.
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RAILROAD SH02HEN WANTED,


N"TW|I-I U||-|"-I NIII'fT1IETTS- m1I70T
fnlrafr a.H rr4-rfr.-'S. Apply room :, 1IG y
SiNrH- rr fees charged
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NES wanted Io shovel dry clay.
Union Press IricL Works. Kings
highway md Natural bridge roud.
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cor r-au.s az BRADBURY Piano wareroor=.
rp,s olive -. + - smith. mfr \ +. Whit
axe G=r We manufacture and sell direct IN
rrs .gri.sr-. With three Factories. the largest
,a~a -~fCtHrt-- ia the world. and varerooms IN
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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-30
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Premier Balfour's private income is
$350,OO0 year.
The Rev. William May. the oldest
Methodist preacher in Kentucky, died
recently.
Ewald Herring, of the German Uni
yersity Mt Prague, has Just cele-
brated his SEVENTEEN birthday.
Mrs. Russell. widow OF Henry Grin.
nell Russell, of Providence, r. l.. is the
richest woman in New England.
The Right Hon. SIR Francis Leyeson
BERTHE will succeed Sir Edward Mon
son as English Ambassador TO Franco.
Princess Eleonors MassaIska. who
died the other day at Warsaw, was the
daughter OF one of the wealthiest men
in Lithuania.
DIR. Andrew Sledd, graduate of
both Harvard and Ynie. has been
called 10 the presidency OF the Uniyer-
sity OF Florida.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has an.
pointed Baron Won Braun, hitherto
diplomatic agent in Cairo, to be diplo-
matte agent i'll Soma.
Baron de Serovskerken, the new am
bassador from Holland TO the United
States, brought with him six servants
and seNeniy-three pieces of baggage.
1t is reported that Governor-elect
Douglas of Massachusetts has asked
General Nelson A. Miles 10 accept the
portfolio of AdJutant General of the
Massachusetts Volunteer Militiu.
Lord Curzon, Of Kedleston, Viceroy
OF India, will speedily return to his
seat of authority, his wife having for
tunately recovered sufficiently from
her distressing illness to permit his
departure.
Rear-Admirnl c. NJ. Chester. chief
OF the nava! observatory, has sub
mitted 10 the Government recon.
mendation for provision for naval
expedition i'll 1905 to observe total
solar eclipse.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-30
Arbitration Treaty sianed.

Washington, Special.-The American
German arbitration treaty was signed
Tuesday at the State Department by
Secretary Hay and Baron Sternberg,
the German ambassador Il is Identical
with the American French treaty As
he left the State Department, Baron
Sternberg expressed his hearty salts
faction that the treaty had been con-
cluded SO promptly. ut was" he said,
"a pleasure to postpone my departure
FOR Europe in order to sign this treaty
The importance which in its effect upon
the maintenance of good Will and amity
between the two countries cannot be
overestimated. I can assure you that
this is happy day for me. as it is
for my sovereign and my people" The
ambassador sails for Germany with the
ambassadress the middle of December.
Hc will be unable to accept the invi-
tation to address an association of cot
ton-growers at Shreveport. La, next
month, but his embassy will be repre-
sented.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-30
Increase of Cotton.

Washington Special.-A bulletin was
Issued by the census bureau Tuesday
showing that in 105 counties in Georgia
the cotton gained to November "A as
reported amounted to 1,246,9 ,997 running
bales this year, as against 792, ,666 bales
for the same counties last year Count
ing round bales as half bales the num-
Der is 1.244 741 as against 783, 1895 last
year. The report issued is supplement
thry to previous reports and is more
complete as to the counties covered. In
addition to the figures regarding the
cotton ginned, Tuesdays statement
shows that the ginneries covered by
the reports for the present year num-
Der 81, ,9o7 as against 1898 for the year
1904. In 1908 the reports showed the
total cotton ginned to November II to
be 992. SOS bales and the number OF
ginneries employed 4.9l3.
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White House Functions.

Washington. Special.-The program
OF receptions and dinners at the White
House for the season OF 1905 has been
announced as follows:
January 2. Monday. New Year. pe-
eeption, il "A. m. to 100 p. m, Janu-
airy 8. Thursday, cabinet dinner d.
m; January II. Thursday, diplomatic
reception. 3 20 10:30 r. IN: January 10.
Thursday. diplomatic dinner g d. m. ::
January 2G. Thursday, judicial recep-
ton. TO 1880 p. M: February 2.
Thursday. Supreme Court dinner. 8 u.
M: February 9. Thursday. congress.
sional reception. 30 1880 d. m:
February 10. Thursday. army and navy
reception 9 TO 10:SO p. m.