The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-09-06
COLUMBUS ATTORNEY
HIGHLY G0MPLIMENTED
NEW YORK FIRM WRITES THE hERCAN-
Tile lDIUSTER, THE GREATEST AMERl-
Can LEGAL JOURNAL, PRAlSIA6
HIS WORK.


uf The Mercantile Adjuster, the
greatest legal publication in the
Union. we take the following
complimentary nOticeof our es-
l.med t1wusman, Mr.. J. w.
Loving which we feel sure will
+. read with qualification by his
numerous friends.
Not Exactly Complaist.
Some advertising man sug-
HesI the formula. If You like
oar work. tell others; if you don't
#se lt tell u.s." We cordially
invite the criticisms and COM
plants of our subscribers, which
invitation we find is freely ac-
ean.ad but there are letters of
another kind that come to us
wholly unsolicited. Such are the
..mmuuIcati0ns cited at the foot
ct tne page in each months is
. nd sech are the following
LETTERS which we reproduce in
#a.I a= showing the pleasant re-
.auHHs frequently existing be-
tween the client and the attorney
whom The Mercantile Adjuster
bias had the pleasure of introduce
EE t1 each other.
New York, Y. Y, July %, 'O8.
Mercantile Adjuster,
AIr. O. ID. Ten Brock, Pres.
st. Louis, Mo.
Dear Sir-We feel that it is a
pleasure and our duty as sub
eanhers t0 The Mercantile Adius-
iaF t1 inform YOU that the attor-
Her Mr. ,. W. Loving, Of Colum-
HH Miss. whom you have rec
commended t0 us on Dec. IL, 1907,
Is haHd'e 3 collection for us at
Ee Bee Valley. Miss, amount
ue 90 over $4,000, is worthy of
praise and confidence. An honor
and pleasure to have his name as
rerreseutative among the attor-
ueEs listed in The Mercantile Ad-
azter
Wesent him this claim, which
was very much complicated and
disputed. and the debtors posi-
lively declined topay unless first
decided by the courts. Mr.. Low
us brought suit in the Circuit |
Court he has prepared the case |
lu such a manner that soon after
HHnE the suit and preparing the |
H.err0gatories propounded to be |
answered by us. consisting of |
more than five pages. and had a |
commissioner appointed in New !
York. that the debtors came to
terms before it came 10 trial and |
settled with Mr.. Loving, they al
50 paying the cost in the suit.
As you know that we send |
aIl our claims direct to attorneys |
listed iu The Mercantile Adjus- |
ter SD they do not have to divide
their fees with any forwarding
agency. it puts us in a position
b. deal direct with the attorneys,
and therefore we must certainly
saE that Mr.. Loving has handled
this matter in such a competent
manner that il is a credit to him
Is well as 20 The Mercantile Ad-
guster 10 have him in your list.
What evidence we could not
well furnish him in regard to this
case, be himself wrote to the
different officials of several rail-
roads. He did not go into this
matter blind or in a rush to file
suit. just simply for the purpose
Of bringing suit against the debt
ors. He first got all the evil
dence in the case and went for
them slow but sure. He was de-
tennined 10 win and certainly
won. He served us well and
treated us courteously in a very
business-like manner. You
should never hesitate to recon-
mend him again to any one and
hope that others will appreciate
his services as we'll as we do, and
that YOU will also appreciate the
fact that you have a good man
and that his services are more
than satisfactory and appreciated
bv your subscribers.
Very truly yours.
Leichtman, Goodman & Co. ("