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«*>'We will cioae out 40 larira size Moequito NetdWtth Fixtures, ready to b* put up, nt c jot* • ; ‘‘-l 1 — i r ® cheap at SI 50 each. Our cut price RBMOV AL. HAL.B l« still on. ' PAIKI2ITT rUHNITUHE COMPANY, 844 Sjpo«ul St. «*»*•«> aw M> , b»»« MV HIM >S>» nib »»«>*«» »»»#’* NIHILISM UNO ASSASSINATION A Tuvtf WmiriH kpmfm (f •#► r»i tT v Kit4rt. mm mm mm r»MiiiiiiN «t ««*.«•*• MM M ' #*• ||( , | - l>t| *mJt llff If It ‘*T ll|W* ' «r>ld mam» »#!•*» MuJrli If IA»I •••*« % IY* , i f. 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M* rrady b)Wy to IN** « l jmn «•*# of si "ti and anfsta mat sag a# twrattifli c* tor r atorfra aaa and rraitu aa lotiUBA •Hat th*r Ha*f oat fallad la malt* m* of tb* propl* oblrb aorhrd la war* that tb*lr lma«.oatlfo r®ol4 rmbrar*. yai of orhom tb*y bod ilttl* hßowladg* to ravral mm tHtrt aiff ihoaa woo lOAdr atudirs of Ui« m*tbo4a arhlrb were a IIUI* thro tentative, »»d ra- Bor *4 aomtth na of irntbfulnrao No tahl* atm tin this claaa of book a la David CHriatlr Murrey* 6tory of “Sunriar" Thla author baa pm ullar aympaUilr* with abat hr regard* tha tyrannies of vtilth anti atfi on over thoar who cannot (It* blgh aortal voir* to thrm. and claim* so believe, thry belong to a class In position reth rr than to mankind In general. Bui iu this atory and In other* he u**» the knowledge h* profeaee* to have Bought, rather than that which b* know* ao<F appears to have found, fart ora working to support hla stories ranlher than ar guments to make good hie faith. Ho that from thla nupply, of which hla in formation ie lllnalratlve rather than credible, hi many respects there ia on ly a little of elective substance. There Is a darker background to the existence of these societies, and tbelr acta prove that which .» Indicated In the fictional sources of information Just now suggested. They belong to loccntestlbl? history of weil-rem -mber ed facta. In thla scene moves the som bre figure of the Cgar Of Russia, as sassinated on the public street, end the strange Incidents which give the mur der of President Carnet, etabbed In the heart in hl» YlgilanUy-guard»d car rlage, on the streets of D'-ons. where he v/os a civic guest, its tragic emi nence. In these cases the murderei made s trade of life, end gave his own as readily as he had taken so ruth lessly the one which made his forfeit. Besides that are all the several at tempts, some of them futile, all of them desperate in purpose and failing in ex ecution. But taking up this murder as bav tng regard to the Nihilistic sreietiei ■there are many things (hat sho<v that the Empress eould not have been in cluded in a program of assassination. There is a suggestive line in the dis patches which says that Lucculnl—or whatever may be his name—has said that he came to assassinate in Geneva the Duke of Orleans; that he had been charged with cowardice when selected for the errand; that failing to meet his victim he sought another that would vindicate his own courage, and then struck home. If we look for other purpoes we may look long and in vain. Here was a man to whom failure in the execution of his errand meant, if we may believe anything of the stories of the awful societies of which he is a confessed member, a certain death without the abnormal credit which even in the u I *.# % •#• ’■ t-r* t I * Otb f la#* < #* ###s4 (Mhi Hi *■§" - * tpflU Ml' • tJ*- AMtn i » atwMIWI had My Jed <b*>r e ->e>< pewwt In R. anla and *ar**» and gen’lenun ah we htgb m« i an** that .ntitrd personal wfiw* grew tb* letter tbey base ***** .■trunk I* attain th* former tbey b*** aim f» tailed, and when tbry tum to aanaraiantl-i*. nnd r«p»c;allr nrben tb*y mak< by Ini-'m en as Hi tbla rasa, or by other mean*, tbelr rlrUne women rv«yi tbo** who bear thetr inartirula* • (cry must recoil from (hem In horror SBinINTO YOUR SHOES AU ru( Pum-Ksw. n powder for the f* rt It rum painful, utitlrs. smart mg. r.rr* us feet and Instantly takes the sting out of coma and btinbrna lt'a tha arc si rat romfnrt discovery <>f th« ago. Allen'* Foot-Eae* makes tight nr ret* shies feat easy It la a certain < urs fur ewca'ltig, callous aad hot tired, «<hln* fc-l Try It today Hold by all druggists and shoe store* My mail for In stamps Ttlal packages FREE. Address, Alien d. Olmated. LcKoy, N. T. \ LUnBEK Bl -SINLSS H.OURISHES. Good Price* For Georgia Pine and Fine Demand. j Americas, Oa.. Sept. 16. —lt Is very p'.eaKant lu contcmp'.ate that amid all the depression caured by the low price of cotton all o*er the south there yet remain* one class of business men who are unaffected. Dumber is higher now than at any period for years. The demand for export wairtJever so good and the went and south arc ordering all that can Imj supplied by our southern mills. Yel low plr.e Is being more extensively used for building purpose* than ever before, and Is holding Us own when ever It once ge’s a foothold. A prom inent lumber dealer tn New York elly writes that no wood is so good for flooring as the Georgia yellow pine. The price of lumber has advanced one dollar and a half per thousand In the past week. The saw mills throughout this sec tion nrc all running on extra time to meet (his groat and unusual demand at advanced prices that lumber Is now bringing. Your corres|>ondeat could name dox-; ens of men in this i-ectlon who have; made fortunes at the lumber business in the lasi two ypars. The low price of cotton compels fr.rmers who are hard up to sell their crude limber thls> winter at prices the saw mill men offer them. The milling business was nevrT better than at the present and the outlook is Indeed bright in this line. Fifteen young ladles of boarded the northbound train yrster- : day for the different colleges. Quite a number went to Gainesville, College Parh, and Wesleyan and Mllledgeville. Americas has ivlways furnished a lot of good material for our Georgia col leges. To Whom It Hay Concern. I have been In the drug business for twelve years, and during that time hava j Rold nearly, all the cough medicines manufactured; and from my personal j knowledge of such remedies, I say that ( Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction than any other on the market.—W. M. Terry. Elkton, Ky. Sold by Alexander Drug and Seed Co., C. R. Parr of Bell Tower Drug Store. THB -A TJOTJ/RTTV. HB3TT-A I.r> IN AUGUST AN IN HALT , Tig [in ail fitebi Wait* H ifc* tjgret df tb* Aiftittr. I Tb* MnmM* mJ lb* Msmiib «d Maw. My N M. PerbatM. ■m iMi## |«kfefts I MM# 111 % *§>'•» ■ Al • ■ itllUtl t * *"«••** <4 *tl# •. .—_ . f i #>4tltfiir f *-• « liMni Uct **»4 (Mas#. ' a s , Yalkf Ihr f#a#p *4 • «v»t»rf##jr. Wr «MI Un* Irr of thr** pi** -* #n4 Mv» #ia T monry, jr°« *HI ftiArrl?. trap »*»•»#tliivis. • Th# woff-rwowi w+rm Hrwt #•*» wtih tHd* HunatMl# «»rl# *t •!!!>• ItHwiy fnaninf 9«*»i*hiA# bill r«*#Hy , making Ikr* and emton.kl my at th* must intrtrgt* aad pussling patt-in* All work |« dun* hy band .1 Hotly, and r|>«, ■urvettlanoe of an adopt ft la In t-rva iaa to Irak down th* Its* us girls acted on atoerfa with i uahlona. bobbin* and needt.a on thetr knee, and work ling ao tuafoaly that tbey aoarcriy glance up from their taaka 2 lull we imaaed on to the rmwna where the artl rlea are on exhibition Now If I had a Indy’a vocabulary «f aurh teima and a detailing memory.l might describe them but poeaeaaiag neither, It assma desir able to keep within my own bound*, and simply *ay that anvihing Imagin able In nne lace or needlework may to found here In faulllea* d**llracy and I.erfer thin All I* beautiful, rich and neat; gorgeous and gay. >*»• not what la termed loud. The dainty haudk-ir rhlefa. fan*, mal*. warf* and embroid ery work of all kind* are made In ac cordance with the ta*le of a connola »eur. and are charming In their Iwau !ty• , j | My remembrance of the glaa* wortt* ro. m* I* that of paaalng down aisle* I hounded by brilliant and ma*nlflc.-nt wares ID every concelvalde design and tn unlimited quantity. Here the moat insignificant t>lec*. when closely exam ined. I* a study In rlohne**, hul *o , varied are the hue* and ao numerous [the pieces, that thy general effect Is more admired than any single example, The memory of these two place* shall always make me glad to have visited , Venice. 1 It may be well to mention the Doge s i palace, the principal one of the city: |thl* large, auuaic and gaily adorned building stands on the Grand Canal, Slid since 1697.' when. It will he remem- j hered, the last Doge was displaced, has been used mainly as a museum. The I famous Brlgde of Highs leads rn the j 'dung ons from which the prisoners! Iwere led to execution, mourning as they !crossed the bridge. In Florence. I was sorry to leave Venice, but, real ising the I rip before me, hastened ,on to Florence, passing, en route, the llttlo Italian elty, Bologna, of sausage fame. Florence. < ailed "Ihe city of flowers and [the flower of cites,'' Is somewhat disap pointing W me, so far as the city Itself is In question. The plare Is In dec adencs as al! evidence* show; the streets are narrow and unclean, while the Inhabi tants seem to be In dire poverty. Here we had occasion to observe the poverty of Italy more than elsewhere. It seems to be <a doubtful struggle for the poor, miserable wretches to live. Barefoot, scantily clad man and women may be Keen engag'd In the most degrading and severe labor, while on the counte nance of everyone despair and want are so rlearly depleted that people seem wandering phantoms. The elty Is not pretty at all. although there are several delightful drives in the imme diate neighborhood, and but for Its pai aees, museums and galleries of rare worth and importance, might be omit ted from our program. But Florence must be recognized on account of her exceptionally good works of art. Per haps the richest and most celebrated collection of statues and pictures of the world may he found in this city. Here Michael Angelo’s "David" and “Day and Night" are to he found: Raphael, Ru bens, Van Dyck. Guido Rejni and many other famous artists are represented by sublime expressions of what is best <n art. The fact that the place Is filled with relies and remembrances of sueh men as Dante, Tasso, Boccaccio, Maoh- *## omMMk#* #M #Mb **#*♦#-4# hmMNa N I <i# nin ##»»-> ■ # it* #^44IMVV| lfltil#| I •##» A*’l MgO i%Mt IMm» !♦«»«• *0 f Ij®**"#** 1 M* ff I * • 1 m •* ***** 4 $ *i Th#l if It *• *****n nth# «iti>rv *«f lhr )i)tir*»»Y«ti lir«|tl«r* Ilf Ki»m*l nil," hM«nc j|onw»riiii mn ItMllMll 4u#«i Mv 4rll«m I Ho«PVrr. f tnilfbl lr#v». |{nm» (ft Is# i.»n«|f!rt#4 «t ■•olhd-r llm# If f|. I'KKKINH > ellow Jaundkt Curt J. Hufffnim t»um#niiy #houi«i iir mp* I>lir4 turn rvery m-M«A# |-Mii4r for rrllrf It I# «Hh pl###u«r w# publinh Ilir f.*llt #ln*: "Thin I# tn irrtlfy that I I w*» * t#nibl# »uff«*rtr fr*»m YHlow 'jaundkr f«»r ov#r alt month#, am) »*•► ilr»*#l**«l by #r»mr (if th«* IriM lull# itn our Hty and all to no avail. In*. Bril, our <lrti**i#U rr<om iwntM Klrttrlr Hitter#; and. aft r taliln* two hottl##, I «r« rnm*l> cured. 1 now mhe *r**at fil* .mure in it'vuntvnendlri* th* in to any pt r#on #ufr« nna fr«*m thla tarrlhlr mat* ■ hi)y |#m grate-filly your# M. A. Ifi»- yurty. U**H»*ion,-|vy. * M 4 by Howard A Willed, dru*l»tf. 1 Th*» aoldlrrs that went to Porto Rico are taking to the ftvtr with an aiaiml«»n that upiata many #elf «on gratulatory remark# by high military men. Only atrrl lined and burylar proof rafe# u#ed Money luaned otr anythin* of value at a low rate of Interest. Wa terbury alarm clock#, 75 cent#. Hewi# J. Ht haul. Reliable Pawnbroker. Ts Cot. deClam would apeak up and tell ua hi# trouble# we might be in clined to aympathtze with him a little. parv y~ y,7."|T T —T-* ‘'i/ 1- ;' {FI* , 1 I* DfcoVVvy j . f’'V : •V" COOPEBAIIYE GOAL SDPPLY COMPANY Have transferred their business and coal yard to MESSRS. DONADD FRASER and T. GUMMING, under lease,Who will hereafter conduct the business In all its branches. PURITY, EXCEEDENCE OF QUAI-TTY and FUEL WEIGHT and MEASURE will- be the leading characteristics of the'r management. Their stock of Hard find Soft Goal and Oak and Pine Wood Is not surpassed any where. Trial rtftlets are invited. FRASBR & CUMMING, Lessees. BtLL TELEPHONE 120. STROWGER TELEPHONE 538- V • [pr wirt ymw mmi ##afl #**•«• #■ Pnmmffrn * hfW4> 4%_ly j #4l • 4N wmm Ik* **• tai 4 ; ' KEEP COOL hy teeia* aha *4 *4# «4>*tt*an IWhifw* j #t#»rw fha fit* mey JN#M h#d I ■Mmth#f htwMih* ##4 kSrhfpa# j up #n W#<a4i gataat»*4. wtl 1 i # c#4#r t iptg fit # ir# »t**##a fi g-ipwer# PM# F»#f iifv# fi»f amthk, I I,; H#t»y Cam*##* iar H W* mm i twah# i*iaa #a4 pfkM t# MR ssh Hem ins & Bowles bui llroail Atfcl SOME PEOPLE DON’T LIKE PILLS. They want • u o>rk aettw* MedteinA acting ftuaptjr on th# I IVKIL Tale H. H. P. Fir Ike Liier, as Cents Mtb. 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