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KeUable Pawßltcoker or | Jackson etroet. ___ It giva* one aomethtng '-A » »h'*rk *" | . _ i <)tkf «tnt -v d**a*S <*a rrad n( prraotia »' ,n * i,n _ . iL.ii- ~ihrr nuMaat fiuir tn* m Inlli an™ om R ~,u ' * * . ,*,,.. ari—we ere not tiott* Tct perhaps tnev err here to g»ln*ay the power of the | OASTOnIA. W.tk. Mtol*^**™^* rr UL/^M^r jny specks upon otl pointings CM removed l>y dipping the fingars In worm renter and gently rubbing the After the speck* diswpoear wash the whole plrture with warm water. Smith * Wenaon pistol* from $5 to 1K.50. Several wood bicycle* for sale very cheap. Good watches from 11.26 to SSO 00 at Lewis J. Si haul. Reliable Pawnbroker, under the Arlington. Don't, when visiting. take the host'* chair, monopolize hla desk, usurp his evening paper a/id keep up a continual rhatter as soon ns he makes his ap pearance Rusy men at thr end of the day like <iul t. and the polite visitor knows ju»t when to spent! and not to speak. To Cure a Cold in One *>ay Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druKßlsts refund ths money If It fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has U. B. Q. on each tablet. Don’t entertain your friends with the rlever doings of your family. It always becomes tiresome and dull. Every one, big or little* speaks for himself, and very often rlever children are ex ceedingly disagreeable. :jUST :in— N J The yery latest in Ladies’ 1 Handsome Belt Buckles and 1 1 Belts to match, Richly deco > rated. | » attractive Scliweiiiert & Co., Jewelers; _ COOtfs 1 - _ rn, m m m m m m J*.. THE RAILROAD DISAGREEMENT ' Tfe* Miim4 4 4MMKI* * M 1 piifl* I AlWfiWii If M »>| tppA •» tM Mm IHili Mw Ik C 4 li. Kl|ll Ptl Aw MMI WLVOAnV. 'A'nistn ntr«t~n» les at Woe% •« Smith CarwHwa. (oUmtoa A C*. Drgt Is* Dsnpil# lie | harsh uewUnMt «t • t*** °* •Ae Mor- I ■non elders received ka Fait held rwM>! 1 inotae time ago mmnlooari"n of that p» I , ( | |M ni altered Ibmughiwit the j i Mata sod are la tb* upper part of j ; K:i hisml routs. It Is reported thst these elder! ate guletljr prneecul SC j their work and wow and then make a j | few rooverts. To what eateat they ; are rarryllf the work le oot known j but they are distributing circulars and | are boldlua meet lug* wherrvar an op- j ! porttiatty presents Itself. It is aanouneed that their method of 1 ! sork Is to go from house to house J I i—vias at each bouse on of their I pamphlets sod at the ssme time urge iI be acceptanee of their gospel. If Sr- j cms to the ham*# Is denl-d the elders purpose holding meetings in hslls and jlf these are not obtainable to seek! shelter under the canopy of the stars. ! One es th" peculiarities of their re i ligion la that the advocates travel, without money, from neeeseiiy no ( doubt or as th* elders desire to phase It. Ilka, the npoetle# of old. without purse or script .depending entirely upon the lx rd end the hrspltslltl a of the , pcoile. more especially th* letter. Th°y do not take up collections nor rereive any W for their services. In fset, there Is no psld ministry In Ihi lr. (horch as they believe Ihm all should, labor, "not for filthy lucre," but for *• thet crcwn of glory that fadelh not away." Hut It Is presumed that pri vate euturriplion* would lie grateful ly received and nothing to the con trary Is lntlmoflpd. The elders elalm that they are sent out the same as the Proteeiant mis eionarles save that they are called by the prophet, aa they hnve the same or grnization tbst existed In the primi tive rhurch with apostles and proph ets at the head. Only steel lined and burglar proof cases used. Money loaned on anything of value at a low rat« of Interest Wa terbury alurm clocks. 75 cents. Lewis J. Schaul. Hellable Pawnbroker. Southern Spurs' Club. An excel lent social organization in this city La the Southern Spurs' club. The mem bers of this club ute a number of you"g teen of the eily’s best, families. " ho have converted three rooms in the Sch'Jveigort building Into an ideal re sort, where ail the latest literature is found, and games. The boys intend shortly making many Improvements to the o!ub|. There are no objection able features to the organization. Suc cess to the Southern Spurs. > THINGS TO RUO ? J*iww>vvvs^.r I fivft twill! titu# hw* m j »® Imog ITWmw 'Fhows.. The howih- Wbltehed a Umg dtsunce |hwa >o Mi lusa wMXaw am the Owtrwl road Th* Him tinwr M Ike Mt Horn end at the I |, M mlt «h« St Of* of Mr W. W Me I E m u r»v Rmsed Eighteen ItolMrt - The Tel j fair Guards have done well ta the mat ter of s> In ning for funds re obtain — - I 11 Is- f— J l ugs kwwa ftbtlliHNi I |UB» Ipt t** l fT gumtrwe imvv ww ****^^ • l«. They have take* sum from five | ranta up u» one dolusr They have ; been using Ike gun* belonging to the | tUcbmood academy, and aa the mili tary feature Is to be established at rbat 1 Instltmtoa nest mon.b ihey will have [ to give the gun* up. Help tka Guards j along w.th g nlchai lf you can give Normal CUia SupAriß'rntkHii \ ; K\aoi of ibt Board of Nducatioo h« ordecad that tht Normal claaa fori whUa tiabfri iwrt at tba Tubtnao lllth wfcool at 4 o’rlork on thr after-1 Boon of ye " nt* rouncll city rounrll arlll i mol this nfternootj. Hcvcrnl tmfiortant matters will come up. It Is learned. The August ipeeilng of Council was u short and deridely routine meeting. I This way be the last afternoon rarel- 1 lug »f that body as the days are get ting mi h shorte>. and it will lie morn convenient to bold evasions at night. Widening Sidewalk. The sidewalk] ■ln front of the Dyer building on Jack-j non street la being made wider. There; ta a good deal of walking on this aide walk. and the enlargement of it la not' amiss. Building Torn Down. The old ] woollen building used by Mr. W. E. Schofield as a tin ahop, next door lo city headquarters, has been lorn down. A brick blaeksn&th Mtop, It Is learned, will be erected on the site. Mr. Mad den will occupy the ahop. Major O. T. Itnrmw owns the projierty. 'Fhtine to Camp. The Bell Tele phone company are erecting a line to Camp Dyer. Murray Hill. This will prove a big convenience to the soldiers and persons in the city who desire to ccmtr.unltate with them. The ramp has been quite Isolated without a tele phone. Public Sale Day. Tomorrow being the first Tuesday In the month, It is public sale day at the court house. It Is a day when the streets adjacent to the court house are thronged with ve hicles and lots of faimers are in the city. It is a good time to get chenp horseflesh. i Leave Doors Open. Merchants or their employers are more careless than one would sunpoec about leaving (heir store doors open. Hardly a night pas ses but that there are from three to four stores reported by the police to have bee® found open. Saturday morning a bank door was reported open. The police are very vigilant about trying doors, which is an ex cellent rule. Whether this is done in all cities is not known, but it should be. There is to be another negro "sens aion” to Augusta on the 10th. Several hundred negroes will go, and those who are not forcibly detained by the Augusta police will come home happy, hungry and ready for the next cm'. With possibly the exception or a fune ral. an excursion is the negro’s ideal of happiness.— Sparta Ishmaelite. th® auoubta h®bald. •IWimrnirx Wn**,* wp—A-—i Tli M*m )w»» mi uAk ■ 1 •** 1» -“kr t —i aw*k • tmg i-Tnf tka gu*** ana* a r *g *» wwwm <m>* gt mggwws asmM gkywd Mwpi "I gsSpwwrV'hwftWllMkraf Apt*fNEnWAMA, 4Nf% Ma ***** ***** *•4 -* ■, m A ***# * f :^r I V W IVtl | Nip AcwfWpJ* I pfg ***** ppfli my Amp I m, «M Nm lißr. mn4 4>i ■» Imp® fNiMf fM mi innb# AnMN i t» --m** mi I mmfct w g|p in# imilmp mmNmly Inmk ls4«gkMrtlml*><»Mfl«Ma»i I bpaaNl ml Immy dnwi h «m# <m»»4i mom. t urn »*r* I woe tb*gM I WwmM Ht bb kmy mmmUmmma « I my mlWIi m*y mm tM jfy t h* mi I <4Mm4* Im Ima-a# Mnnm mm L|4li H fUliNm* VfftUiWf Inrr ~ m- «lmi m y«»M «W»( Ikxpr INm ifellM wnuft llpt mw BlttM of b mnmmrn *M mi4tr Unm m» Mrt fUikki* mi I ttmmA mmfl Ivil Imp jpwmp lllm i’\RAow\»«ns * TV HMtt Min la atlH MmAm. | TV# y*m c get m MUM IV ilka gaav* It* Kaa in aHiltaia ' i *af wtiaKka* rttfttilkal* marll la Ilka j wisd**** of ottwts I h a i <A)ari ik tv pt< waaiaa gtvvtt ' y*a <tuautg a iUii IKiary «!■ a ha* Via lay Vat, tfba aHI. I hay always want »«•*. [ T*» ha a y*‘*nj liar «IS* muat ata > i fnaataa a go»4 mmmf’Tf. At IKtk aaaa.ni *f iv yraaiy IV **•**• taa y.-a n la at tia a ntth I I'n-l* Mam a 111 rsytai* Ibe capital pttaa ia ikr Havana toiiwy. T.ajlli la ciAg t» da ihtnaa tamnna* that <44 aft <ltdn l 4a |r»tr<4ay. TV* girl who can natihrr alng bat play, and know* It. la always a favar il* Far carry pilar a man aim in Ik* | fact florae hr ton** law an (hr alow on*. I,ifr la an< altogether itraalalr la Iha aanM aha own* a bakdaotne velvet •man. A great many of lhe I hough!a a man I ha* today appeared Ui yeatrrday'a nr a »!•*!• -r Han't he late at me*l« or rim* dorvn a hen ihe meal la nearly ftnlahnl when you are visiting. The trouble with the dlaagreeahle I tilings pn.|4r nay a>*’ ut ua ta that r # of them are true. A man never realise* the worthleaa- I neaa of hta earthly pu*a< aaiona until be | litre to pawn them. The person who la loudest about H> or her virtue la generally the ulle who hit never been tempted. Ther* are hut too classes tis peofde In thin world difficult to convince aginat their will—men and women. A tight collar can make a womnn'a throat look older than her actual age, no matter what that may he. When a man lan't willing to practice what he preaches, It * about time for him to give up preaching. Don't corrert the children of your hiatewe Mother* reset,t this. and be atdea It la aoß# of your business. Don't, when vlaltlng. compare your children with other people'* child: n. Kvery awan thlnka It* own the whitest. The facility with which the average person con get credit means the mean of debt from which It la hard to es cape. In every Ice cheat should lie placed a luimer containing charcoal. Especially valuable In Hummer la this purifying agent. Why, oh, why when shell hairpin* are no cheap, will women wear metal one*, that have lost atl their semhlage of de cency ? It's rough on the leading lady of a theatrical aggregation when she la com pelled to step off the track to let the trains go by. Why la It ao many women make Ihome anything but what Its name Im plies whenever the carver gets a spot on the table clotti? Jton't fall In courtesies of any kind. There are maxima of good breeding and little rules which constitute the foun dation of good manners. Don't full in your duttles as a guest. They nre many, and the vlnltor who wishes to be a success should follow rule* which are easily recognized. The man who has tai l enough to re frain from conversation when a woman is overcome by her emotions Is the one most surely to be liked by her. Don't give orders to servants In other people's houses or auk questions. Be dear, dumb and blind to any happen ings of all uir leacu.nt character. Don’t gossip, repeat scandals and tell anecdotes that disparage other women. Let no man or woman be a butt for your brilliancy, however Interesting. When a woman loves a man atic loves to make him believe that she doesn't. Some girls seem to think It Is the greatest fun to make a bashful youth blush. „ . , Old newspaper* make excellent pol ishers or wipers for gas stoves. Afler broiling, If spattered with grease, rub off with paper, and you will find your range cioan. Regulation army hammocks are One for Die back yard i Ity sojourners. They shed water, neve’r wear out, hold any number of pounds and ran be scrubbed ad libitum. A creaking door or hammock book, which Wakes a hideous noise at times, can be silenced by rubbing brown hard soap upon hinges, or where the hooks rub together. 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WlArtAB **• o^oanv. j lluomAi . | ||f fnfty-ftm ! , !** a rnTlI-u. snd .!-> '« 'lwned by a .-onwoutnm when IPIP f the cspttal stock ciinea tn»» iw '‘*A < Lwi*-mL receiving fees to I* hi Is mi *wtlllled. from • P»rty w . , ktiitws to be tgaoranl of Ibe i*_° _..h..ut infi.rming him that he ■ * | .. n( | j„ way. Is held. In Msr v. Attn iM- l b> I- «• *. ,ii in fur fontey had sod i Until" l» »n action f " r . ",", ’ ht . rw . r | ¥ . I ' ! u "th '' iiwnry* fraudulently. M ,„h.r Ktug.rn.an, He-ltn's senior ' vlam* Her husband f. uabt in 'he b»«- j ,1..* of Ltdpaic against Nsoplmn I She , Wl* iveddllng In the streets whfm an; Ircst UH.k hor .... over thlr.y ywr. ago and Thumann uned her «* 1,1 , model f»r Atropm with the sheara In ,hl* well ltniwn painting. "The Fates. ; lien Shatter I* not the only one who has had trouble with the war eorres- I pondents. Hlr Heitsrt Kitchener, .s.m --' inundlng the expwdltlim up the Nile, al l,„ has hi- hands full. All the steal pro -1 vinrlal dallies of Gnat ltrlialn are ma king a gran*, to do over the fact that he ha* ordeted that n-no but correapon | dents nf the more Important London | dailies shall accompany the expedition ' to Khartopm* . . . I Somerp et, wh n ha » boon president of the Hrltlsh Woman » Tcm prranee association for the eighth time, !in th ■ el.lest daughter of Furl and Countess gome,* of Baatnor castle. Ledbury, Mn*land, wan born In IHSI. Sh«* Mucceetit'd to the »<>le inner- Itance of the vast estate of her father, and when 21 year* old was married to Ixird pon of the duke of Beaufort. In ISS&. »t her < a*tle gates. She signed the temperance pledge with in many of her tenant*. •'Won't you come in?" cordially fl-K --ed a Ked Cross woman of another, who loitered around the open doors of the headquarters one day In St. Txmls. •'What 1» lt? M APked the as though there might be some strange objects on exhibition Inside the rooms. • Why, this I* the lied Cross headqual ters,” responded the other , we a.e sewing f«r the so,dler*. -on t you won't you come in?" "Oh, no 1 gu >ss n ,t," said the woman on the sidewalk, I'M thought It was an auction.” Rodin's statue of Balzac, which the FT nch authors' society refused to ac t. and Which has aroused a heated controversy, has been tak.en the sculptor. Who says he intends to lake It lo Meudon, a suburb or laris, and leave It there for several years be; fore he looks at it again. Tn the mean time he doesn't want to see It nor be spoken to about It, and Is wricking on a htg composition destined for Ameri ca; also his Victor Hugo, and a Piece representing Dante's "Portnla• olr HMI, which Is to be exhibited ln 1 » 00 ' The ameer of Afghanistan takes great pride in his gun factory in C abul, over which Sir Salters T’yne presides. He Insists that his khans shall visit it. Anna Khan, who controls a distant mountain region, came In one day, and, after seeing the works, asked Sir Sal -N.nv, tell me In words Just how you mak • guns." "It la quite easy.' replied Pyne, "you make a hole fir nt and then wrap some Iron around It." "Ah!” said Amra Khan, sorrowfully, “there is plenty of air for the hole In my country, only no one there knows how to wrap the iron round it." THEYARE SACRIFICED W« offnk for th* month * ovtf cho .<<3 from Our wi* tiro •lock of loPidM* fine Oftforiti «m! »tr *o Thm for si.6q T h*rw It Ab*olut*ly no ro w»rvAlton All our §3,00 nod §3.80 Low HTtoti «rt m«rk*d down lot 1.00 Th* I* lh* «r•Mi aul reduction off*rod by •ny thoo houto tn tho city. Mulherin’s, 846 Broad St. A mi HONtR. Mggf OWwlw* M IM C*fl M IM KnwMt taffay. I Ilritu Tifta . . p%min Imfth, t«4 i j «|!; I IW 4t)l ** UP i j J<*«tn Na 4 fMBIPA An uwl ***** \ mrfl*»«. but (Ml 4bl but *i bilA »At. I tt* i«h a 119 Rnt. Will HaHpp ' Wilt tui<t rantfviff A b* alw* 1 \ tmft „f m %uh emm* wry *vr bittinm IHtPBIAbaAt Aprfit BArAPA. Wilt brofffA-| tr 4 m*nm*9 tb# rtiArfA, but b* wap I f!b«Nl O.M. —min Rudolph Thurmond I He went filth last night with th* . intention *ff rlnalag up a law. Well. It ] looked that way. anyhow. A *lins»a ■gainst him said lhal he fßodolphl hud j I M |d he must Close up his bar at one*, j I ,«• he would report him to the grond Jury. The witness did hot rlone t»l*. but j told the other party tn move on. A io ! itc-man had the desired egect. and to* i recorder levied # I* Rne on him. Uasle Walker. I.la Ixtu Walton. They were the atsr performers in a gaturday night brawl They g.d n s*n- Itence of *0 days In Jail. I Simon Sullivan. tie took "one drink" yealerday. To iday he was fined $2.50. ! riii Milton. _ .. Bill M 4 Imbibed. The recorder aald. •Two dollars snd'flfly cents.” t Charley Wllllsma. i He had had a little row with hla wire. I a broom hail been used In the argu ment. And now Charley will aptmd Just twenty days on the r. W. Mat tie Wars. Mary Kelly. The Bell Tower Drug Store, CORNER GREENE AND JACKSON STREETS. PATTERSON & WADE. HARRIS LITHIA WATER - - FOR-- Dyspepsia and Kidney Trouble. \ I have a New Piano for sale on easy terms. If you want a Piano call and see me. R. T-m. pox, 81 6 Broad St. SHEWMAKES. girrrcMACft § j fbPlb ** tbffFAi Ka»§ AtniAlpNd Na t§L m*m it itPAAif #§y§ ib I*4 Mr || r fu f I.M PA W**f*f VbAl bo AAPAP t g uiopftN Ibo lo o AP «bP fmHPftP* -ran wh*m AtriplAi, tV ****** ••• |ml pewwen. M» was am ApHL I Aiko Bbi b*4 hhbiA «bo Htb aM tb# luAbbAib At lift lAMAff* I WAP M • H nVbirli 1 »i> rbijr * m pA# nap found i. m the alieeta rtaraMg. TH* 111 n(*ar gave Alice a *■ fine I le-*** j ****** |i«i k« U»AtP aao Aao4 9t,ft§ for biUtA« M»« I pvaa Wf-rpAiy. j No t««rth • Mft üb4oo A two IS S'on4» I |o«A At tllfb IMMP >r*tft4>y At b# j wu oA fb** f*l HASH *4 A A-ofittOAIAA j “.hno tttfr *»b|ro«r4 to b«P pfOPOAOP. tbo I ffvfitinmAA rclbi aa AtSf or. aa4 t«§Ay » v|, §V« y AAA poAIdAKAS lA op* nd IbIAA «daiyp A Jin* Klla Jarhann. _ . 1 y;ita waa going In hit her papa. Peter (Jai kaon. he. soaa Peter was going It* I haatlae her The daughter got the heat Ls a,* fight. The Judge diamlaaed the Joe Tillman. He waa .barged with cruelly to a . 1. longing to a roof rector The mule la on* uaed lo favnlah power tor the mnal boat a the' haul rock from jthc quarry The mole had .hewn Hgna of ill treat meat, hot the evldexMd w *« not enough I" convict Joe. Mr Hmyly Blchardaon leaeea today for Auguata to aeek employment. He la a worthy young man, honset, eotoer and intelligent Hie Irlenda wlah him SU' cea* —Johnston Monitor. Prof Hugh N. Starnes, of Orlltln. Who I*lo succeed Prof. Jame* B Hun ni. utl next December, aa profeaaor of ■gti. ulture In the University nf tleor- . aH will come to Athena about Noe. lat. 1 Prof Hlarnaa baa a delightful llllla family, consisting of hi# wife and four children. They wIH be given » -k™ I welcome to Athena on their arrival.— . Athena Banner. ■ 1 ■" 1 111 *" Kx-President Harrison 1s among those who have barn .suggested as a possible successor to John Hay as Am bassador to Gt oat Britain.