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Mr. Rntxit Krrl w»* 4(11! out to win. unit Mid tfer fl*ht w»» prnrttmU* dREWfOnfl PRESENT. ChattMMoga S*Jooot»i RmiM • Turn h* tone Tw Dw, 25 Gr*mro Brother*. Up«Mlt«lK *l«i« men of tbt* city. received a gruraome rea»«m- I rar • thia morning, in the form of a toalmton*. and therrb} hang* a tala. Abo at two ywra ago. William Rtd*o who conducteu a cigar factory In thl* city, died from acute alcoholism Ri tlen had been a drunkard for a year or more lieforc hi* death, and hla wife had nerved ootlcea on all the saloon keeper* of the city to aell no whiskey to her husband, under penalty of the la*. Gramm Brother*. It I* allege 1. sold Riden whlakey after the nolice, and after hi# d-atb the widow brought suit aginvt them, and recovered judg ment In the Supreme Court for 15.0U0 Pending the decision of the suit, the saloon men erected a tombstone over Riden'tf grave. Yesterday the widow had the stone removed from the cem etery. and after inscribing it "to the murderers of William of Riden,' site had it erected last night In the yard of Gramm Brothers, and they found it there this morning when they went ou‘ to give tbeir Christmas greetings. The Arm, It seems. Just before the decision of the court, failed, anil the property has beer, tied up bo that the widow ha* been unable to collect any part of bar Judgment She. It is said, will begin suit now, attacking the asslgnmetii, charging that It la fraudulent and made to defeat her claim. ONEVERY BOTTLE Of Shiloh'* Consumption Cure is this guarantee: "All we ask of you is to use two-thirds of the contents of this Puttie faithfully, then if you tan *ay you are not benefited return the bot tle to your Druggist and heniav ra gund the price paid.” Price 25 c|*., SO cts. and 11.00. Sold by—Retailers, T. JV Buxton, Anderson's Drug Store, Al exander'- Drug Store. West End Phar macy. The King Pharmacy: Wholesal ers, Davenport & Phinizy. Second Presbyterian Christmas Tree. The Christmas tree exercises of the Second Prtsbyierinn church occurred last night at the church and were en joyed by a large number of children, who participated in the pleasure of the evening. Games and toys. Our stock is enormous. A SDiendid selection, 5 cents up- Cal) and see at Richards & Shaver’s. Mr. Herman Caned Manager Harman of the Augusta Brewing company has been presented by several admiring friends with a Jjaiufcjotw* fH.no* |>tMMfef 4MM A rr-ffeg MV Ttrt hM ft*M* MwN i«M »4l»rt» UMM I* *»»*i»n4l.4 ■* l4M«t. p HP Ml » <M| *4 n » I 4NM*t pdMM* Ml **4 Hr N-4 t*» , M«H*f I nMM-*'»r tfetM 'MI i*Mfel pf'" Man*rr tip* fen #Pm min tmmp •# ||f Krii HftMif Hi Wit HMMt tr**«M« MMfeM •-«»«* tot M N ***** .*# WMIHMfe pM#*» " M> fe»«fe Mrw MKMMfeMI tfeN tM i RUN MM * «t«M prrrM* H# ** 4 »—li" «■ «i «Urw * ttlfea*'* •»***■ Han a ****tor • feaa a >*** •* aN** %f> Artfea* nM»rt •*»»* mmhN * MMn wife M* *4li**4 Ptl «* "NM l[ TN thin* feta*, sea mm! *r* «■* •*»* ' mm t* i.impr-- wth Arotfe fttt»ti»» '■MMatortartMi. wfeitr tjHki **4 Mr «. i miiir mm 4mHi itfewwN i* raM#' 1 ' '•Mh tfer WMM* Mill* ffeto lawMti* *• fell* • *#»f rMtraMMi *M*rH«* *4 at* »»•« P*«M Ip IN i'MVmrr *1 Ife # Nprltwr wirtM IN lit* BN fe*td |ln**t «**rr tN* **>r aiilt i* Aommm* ptM lwa* h* tN «4M Mr IKata arid IN afePPMI Ifei* rut jfn IPI-I rffen. 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U*lr *e<! *!'• mwp«t‘r* of tN MWld. to rrpit aupr-ot to tfer Alt- j ipuata roltop »ltl Wrtk r* and lorfe».l- ( oot pooplr. and fcr raid that tfer? would HNnUIr rrpjwind Tp to »**! nigh’ «»rt (iB Aupuatr ' f thr Storinha' Uahor Prrtjr. toil rnHßt.it a Dirmtonh p «»f ll* »rn Tfer Jtortt»» , or«; nl**d. a'ertrd 'ilfe'—ra, Bttd w I j mrr! Annda)- at ! o rlock. at RoNrt* - j Hall, mao Bill* «rrn and Crawford ■ rmoo. Thr maiding* will N onrn <o nil whr d’atir to altmd. and tfe# ofe )w t Ml!! N to agttatr. rdorntr and or pnnla* <N worferra on proarmrlrr liar* ifeay will *l*o It t« atato.l, ##• tabllali"! a tlhrarr A ROW WITH IMF COOK. fir Best Pined *ijt-Ca»e Agnlnst Mr* Emma Bc*t. M..sells fiiicad. * colored women brought a «*»"'*• M. Frank B**t. which was tried before the re-1 corder tod*v. The woman oisd. a cn. -ment In : which «hc said that Mr. Bf*i had come j Into the kltebep. where she v a* 0n"*»-1 in* and had *»iwk her eeveidl ttin*>* hod knocked tb* pot# ond pons off of, the stove, broki-n a sugar howl ami | smashed Ihtne* up generally Mi Beet stated that the woman had slandered hta sister in lav, ami he had alapped her (the rook I Mi Beet w*a fined sls. A cam- is al- i mo docketed again** Mi* Emma Beat, j hi* aiater In law. and will come to trlit , tomonow. The -ook also appears In i this rase as prosecution The first case v »* reported by ] Wine and Hhertm and the second b> Officer Ritch is EX POSE RE to a sudden climatic change produce* old In the head and j catarrh is apt to follow Provided with Ely's Cream Balm you are armed against .Vasal Catarrh. Druggists sell j It at 50 cents, or Ely Brothers, ■*> War- j rep Street. New York, will mall the M orTlOc trial else. Toe Balm cures with out pain, does not irritAtc or cause sneezing, ft spreads ttself over art Ir ritated and angry surrace, relieving j immediately the painful Intiammntlon. cleanses and cures Cream Balm quick ly cur* • the cold. COFFSKY-dOI.DBL'RO. Interesting Jew ish larriege Ceremony Performed L4*t Evening A quiet but interesting home wedding celebrated last evening was that of Miss Fannie Goldberg to Mt Jacob Coftsky of Jobnßton, S. C. The rrarriag'' occurred at the home of the ■ bride;* mother on Broad street. Rev. | Abram Poliakoff officiating with the impressive ceremony of the. Jewish church. The bride was attired in a! doth suit of blue with trimming* of pearl passementerie, and a grace fully arranged veil of filmy UtHe. At-, ter the caramon” tki spacious parlors •vere cleared and dancing indulged in , tilt the wee* sma' hours. Mr .and Mrs. ; Coffsk.*' will make their borne In Johnston, 8. C„ where Mr. Coffsky has a prosperous mercant le business. Lamps, both Banquet and Library, in beautiful designs at Richards & Fhaver’s. iMve- The dream of childhood, the life of youth and lire bankruptcy of old age CJ jflL « W O 351 IA, B«*n ti» 00, '^,1, TTfK JLTJCtTJBTJL BTRAUD IN ASOCIAL WAY {•; *i.« V’\ .?$/ x 'npffj’v Wafthag i Will uwa IwINM w bM* HtorP* itol i Til*- •w#l IWMINWIIMVPH mi •** jfMn «r#HMI H«>f *•*«••» a** K**f»4*» rNNk *•** t*f «n iip. n«mnMi iwi«M | i*itii>» iHf imff tfe*-- »*li T»1 til#- '* *»-•*■ i»4 It** trfUffe# «|lf • «**• MWvapi * tp#*-*- til* tftfug •WOI 9MPf« «M Hr* to HnT# Inf* tpf- *f#t PfW)>t p #l*4# Aim iNa rtlt -mfe *#«m MW ■«* IN Mli I Nb»». «r» OOM aN feaPHt -INl#* inaof um ip~ TN wfeMp»< .•! ibN tom that ■•*♦ •arar And nrorri mm tN atom «f a wgh Horrrr IN whttr h«r to* fermaoMi a And gm fwtpnorMi IIH'O «i|i m «*fe ix« «mi «N BawaiN tm ah Nr mm , t* aw r wMiraKMiR. m in jaw »•* a»*| traltr TuMa.Rrr rit. A nwmagr of unwrual lOlrtrat to * •rout number nf frtrndr war lint nf Mr*. Karr U>* INw* ami Mr. da* T«NB whir* orrarr. i t»» rvmini at * .. rfex-h *1 tN horn. «f IN Nfelr’a iwn> tN- Mr* J*m.« Wmdfark Wtlferr >i* OrerMe atrart. TN fewr* »## rai<|Ut*tt'•» dr- ..r»«rd in palm*, ham boa, tnnllr and mi«tlrt*'» TN thtr (|o.>i* of tfe- Uwgv tooirr »rra Ihr i*a r*pr« to tfe* purrtr TN upprt Nor »a* drvird to Utr drrrrtng room* *«d IN -11*11*1 rs thr «uprrl- P'* *- mu. protwit,|v thr m--»l r'rgant rod t.,-rut| 111 rrrt ~rn In Aium'i fin IN iww-ond goer IN *.w*r»*tjr drr- | »atrd auiowr i*tdr» wrrr rpnwid Th- j Hrldr • UWe prraelitml an i *itul*t»r ap It m by At! Owt wf rmrry th* »ii* •* l ioi In th*» *r» ©ur MMltflM* we hujr wfII, w*» ©All «*H You «*©nno« tlr© u© nui in mvMw row wi» to j*ric#» down to »•*©. fVm* bnrk for Hsanir*** or or*rr**ets©ui*. Ymir to omi nmmM. Courtfiy I* ftiwtn \ hoAMj In ©t °jr non Aoto for %»hat you <•<*«’t •***' It to !»rol©Wj tw** Tb* viht.' ©f ONpto conquer© nil tnnf f*©rto*:»ti* I*#»w pr!iFi> malr© lore#- profit. *n«l *>t»r wWHt to l your f*.i»n Wr don t Ctotm lo have th** too©! *tor*, htit ©c try to mak*- a N»IH i on* po©»iNto. |wGive us an opportunity to convince you of the above by giving us an ore*' r. SHEW/HAKES’ pcarance. simply mossed In red carna- J tlun* and all -a*low and agleain with lights. Nothing more beautiful could !«c iin-j ngitied than the picture presented M I the two large drawing room* on the | lower lioor. Flow era. fein* and palm* i were used In ilch and fragrant abund nnec. In front of the large tstv, 'in-1 dnws a large arch of palms and fern* I v'hh erected, anti under this the mar riage ceremony wa* Impressively per-j fr,: tried by the Hev. Father MrMa-I bon. The bride entered with th- groom i immediately preceding her were Mr*. , Walker anil her sons. Mr. Jam •* Wal ker and Mr. Will Walker. The bride was never lovelier than In •* rich gown of pale blue satin elaborately trimmed , In priceless lace. Her’ onlv ornament j was a crescent of diamonds, the j groom** gift. She carried n large boa- I quet of Mile* of the valley tl'-d with : w hite satin ribhon. Mr. and Mr*. Tobin left on the late train for New York the bride b ault fully gowned iu dark blue broadcloth, fpon their return they will iv at home to theta friend* at Mrs. Tobin's real donee on Telfair street. Mrs. Tobin has the distinction of be ing one (if the most beautiful of Au gusta's many fair daughters. She has not only a lovely face, but a character and disposition which enderr her to ev eryone with whom she comes In con tact . Mr. Tobin I* in every respect worthy of his beautiful bride. It Is safe to sav that no man In Augusta who is more •widely or more deservedly popular, and | who is held in hisheT esteem by both the buslnes and social worlds. The I good wishes showered upon the popular I couple were never heartier or more sin j cere. Miss IcLaws in Lippincott s. A great deal of Interest is expressed ; In the novel In the January Lippincott. I "The Mystery of Mr. Cain," written by | Miss Emily McLaws, who uses in print the name of her uncle, the Confederate general, Lafayette Me Laws. That Miss McLaws should so eatly In her llt.era.ry career have a novel accepted by the Lippincott* certainly indicate* that she is one of the most successful of Augus ta'* many daughter* Who have speedily won names and place* in their chosen profession* in Now Yolk. The story is doubly Interesting because the scene is! laic, parilj- in Augu*la, partly in Ath-I ens and because so many o£ the names art familiar Augusta 'names The he-; rot rat is named for the author s great-; great-grandmother, Ruth Emanuele.on- j of the four sisters of Governor Emanu- ] el. frdm whom it would seem half the I (s.ipuiaib n of Augusta fit •wsfirm.'* ‘ Tlk- Mforv is fuHhrr noiabN- b<»r»«u«c“ m j tbo excellence of the negro dialed. 1 fefeU^ Mad N»N, |Mm *»aa*«» n a npa#* «• in ffeinwaa* ! mMw t. *lt a,. ran - * x*. •** so*o Pm h> >m an. toaear V.o M* -a haw * Mr** gnapat-i tfe aft PP Mu* Hrt I*o ifetoi Mu* Nam. Wt*#*>* M « 11«*'*••« Jaamra Mu*. Ma- 1 * to*rr >* t MMr ffewe. at CRUM to * t Km (f m. aimr»,r few Apoaa ft*.>i* ' Mia* Mi»h*Oi f • >•«* mm* fPM# UP*a !. «*w*k. •***«>- #>--4** Ham •» *»*•* i .far o. ml* t M * ■a* *m*ai flwafewidl i IM-*•*■* Map• IN*to* I'aorWt rta# i - k*, tom**' thppgfeap NoMWf- Up<* 'HI, #wt>* ffewfe-ttaorHk f***ta Ct*'tl j fam-r r-.maw* r*A»w* ****** Up* | f‘V#u him # !#*»#* * i«#!«■*n*%h %*Lfj fMMt «*• tfeHT'S * > optr"-*- If- **4 Mr* '«*’"• ' j *ot Ur* sh, MHO* UMM tfe*r*Mr“ . ttt* .RNI*. •*— Mu. Capprdt*. MM# [triigpi Ikf) toaait th.mol at tN T> ki oaH* aatlh • Ptoh Mr* Mo-ganat ffelpoa wmp<l *****««• Mir* it*.* fur#* Maawfaa inrkt #w» Mir* Mrair ThdMa*. Hum K»i» tfehm Mtr* Ui««* l*Bg«*. Mir* ffertha Aar'*it Mm* feaorm Nward. j Um* IflT IMh to-Pwrngmi Mam ■ml, tATpffet. Mi*» MariNtle Uautr Mia* Hrnrn I'rrtxdl. MM* Nrdir Neagh tp. Mxw U't<a* IN nth Mm* itagwoi*** ttahngN* Mho Uai* l.w ftiawi | Mae'. * Mlttlr Miner retail Han. dim-, mm HuH toon Han Trank Nttni , Mm mo «-it tie at* iMe. PfelOlai Uoddht I C iw* John Teton llintrw ftohea IN go* MrCtoto p IN ra* MPUp. Irewmed | ITuatar aod U***i'.' Pan* fhia** tor *N arM uaWjwa .wiaima i wag* goaratod M**a lie dm IVwahit and ] |Mr tob* William. IN Mara Nad Cadora. 1 || ho* town MMtfNtod Ho' *N Ao- j tux* girl* *Nii t*m oat in fan far * i •I tN font Pall M«Hir aft« omw. oeMing IN M*r»tand i-oloia j TN Maryland*!* an* tN only a-nuto NnMtrft la ramp Ml* and It la only Ailing that tN girt* or that* »to«itd •ho* iNir lo»attf '.a tN toath hi i * eorlng *N Idark and **tm * I unefegoa fey IN HoagHal Au»lHar>. TN Deer-mlmf .oip* us li- H.-inan » H"*pttal Autlltar) *lll h< I,! a 'um hr."’ >.mart * Thua*day. ta tN inam •:.*« n*it to ih* Wgalarn Hnton. !“» tfe* pot pi*' of tiiMng man ay to pur t-hapa Mankete and cdhar nooilod aap pIW-e for IN touMHtal* All t fee. dell, * i l** of tN **a*on wilt N a rved In de -Wft'-ha form *0! at rewaai*iM- «-*u* land IN patr.-na*e of the pnlilie t* mo*! earnestly sofle|te*l. The eause fa a moat worthy and imperative one, and [it l* hoped that the necessary money will br so Oiilct.ly raised that the lunch eon room may tic kept open only one day. .Soldiers Lunch Room. The coffee room for soldiers, arranged by the Indies o' St. Paul'* church, i* still open, and Is more attractive than ever, with It* pretty Christmas decora tions. Off ' and sandwiches are served for the merely nominal sum of live cents, and a hearty Welcome Is always a receded the soldiers. Golf Tournament The second tournament of the Bon- Alr 00l Club will be held Haturduv n"- ternoon at two o'clock. Dining the pirn,, tee will be served to the players an I guests. Those competing are ex pec - j ted to notify the s.-metaty. Mr. St J John Moore, nnd to be on the gornnda j at 1:50 o'clock. Philomathk Club. The annual holiday meeting m the Phllomathlc Club will Ire held this af ternoon at four o’clock at the home of Miss Merle Carr on Elbert street. , Miss Sara Louise Jones of Greens boro. Go.. I* spending the Chtlslmas holidays with Misses Lottie nnd Louise Force and with Miss Marlon Goaty-. Later she will vlaß the families of her ldatvcs. Mr. E. R. Decry and Mr. W. S. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pbinizv will compliment Mler Marie Phinizy and Mis* Mary Belle Harris of Athens with a children's party tomorrow evening Mis. Sturman Pollutd of Fayetteville. Ark., is the guest or her patents, Mr. and Mr*. George Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Yancy Hants of Ath ens are visiting Mrs. C. H. Phinizy on Greene street. Miss Catherine Blac'i complimented a number of officers with a delightful tea last evening. Miss fi’Anttgnao of Savannah is the guest of Mis. W. H. Warren on Greene street. Miss Emma Carroll is visitiug Mr*. Lowndes In Columbia county in Dressing and Mani cure co tar and cuff sets in I Dresden apd other popw ar wares at Richards Sc Shaver’s. Tiiisls eI Bii, ClEffl mm SJii Put crowcft of putitofied buyur* into our thou *lor#* •vary hour of thM tf«V. It u« f«r*» that wn'rr o tiiflo too mcdcut about our clalmH when th»ru‘« hatil y on hour piMMMM vAfithout our ho/trinii tumothihe \ Ukothi*. "Why, thto urttojf you grtco al SI,OO <• $2.( 0 in »noHior •tore ** or "thin Shon at $2.50 )• $3 2ft in oth#r *tor#u. or "your 76c liricu of fehoefe Mfd» th« SI.OO linnt in othnr utora*».* Only to h*v# you acc our aood* am* price» is our host wish, whuthcr you hav# a smalt or iarg« amount to »p«nd. kVhen roading thesa slashing yatuns t»sar in m.nu that what wt> sav an article is worth Is what it should sail at. to give a fair profit, but in no way represents the prices others are asking If we did that we d have to revise almost this whole list wed have to stiffen up the prices. Mistakes and dlesatisfactions are al most impossible if you come to the store with well established sys tems of savings. Read some of them : $1.95 Men's satin calf shoes In Isce and congress, and four different toes, ms ,dium weight soles, have been our regu lar *2.50 lines, this sate above figure. $1.65 Men's heavy sole, leather lined, water proof shoes, made especially for workingmen, plain and cep toe, cheap at $2.00. the above figure is our price for this sale . $3.00 A Cents' dark tsn willow calf hand welt shoe. These shoes have as much get-up and style as eny $4 shoe sold Snywhere and ere considered cheap at the price Above is our figure in This sale SI.OO Youths' heavy Donfroln «oat spring heel lace shoes, sizes 9 to 13. S«iKabi for half dress and usually fold for $ I 25. the above price will take a pair in this sale. J Low Prices ) i Creates Big 7 c Business ; ; PEOPLE'S FORUM. To the Editor of Tile Hera Id: Sir I Now. this is a question that ought to I cone mi both th* merchant* and the operative*. First, the merchants I rhonidithink how much the have lost { rise* Hie walkout ha* taken pla e I Second, they should thin'.: that th’y rc teive indirect mo.iey te n the mil! op erative*. for the merctisnt* tip In Wen , End buy their good* from them nndTf I went many of them buy direct front, them: There fore it strike* me that they ought to consider that the isttuc of the fight is theirs as much a* it is the operative*’. So ne of the merchants have given liberally for which the; ' have been generously thanked, and: the,- will not be forgotten in the fit- | turr • Now 1 think It would lie wise if all of the merchants iu Augusta would call a meeting of themselves and ray to one ard all it i* our duty in n?si»i the op eratives In their just cause. Wo would rather have meal, meat ami ayrup than the money. I think if the m rchantr would do tluit for us. they would lie blest and our children would rise up ami call them Pleased. Because it 'would go down In the history of Au gusta for peats to come. Now, 1 don't like to say much about the reduction in wage*, for It is enough to make any one's hair rise on ends when a few men are enuring *o many women and children to suffer. It wa* laid enough before the cut . The operatives were not getting enough Itefote the cut to live .like white people. At the cut scale, what would be the condition of the operatives, working for 40c., 50c..; tine.. and 70c. per tiny. Say there are four in a family and paying for house! rent float SI.OO to $2.10 per a tiling so, two and three rooms. Now , what will ( they have? Can they make enough to, pay the grocery bill, the wood bill, clothing and shoe bill, and wash hill,: the doctor and drug store hill? Some body would have to go lacking, sure. j It would make honest people dishonest. • Now, Mi . Editor I want to write a little rhyme: Hard times in Georgia no shoe* on I baby's feet: Can't even giv.- a mortgage to gel.: something to eat. Hard times in Georgia—whiskey in the; cup; Can t even get a chance to drink the U- j quor up. Hard time* in Georgia chickens roust ing high Don't know wheu # I'll s*' another, chicken pie. Hard times in Georgia credtt ain't! « worth a cent; Can’t even get rite work to pay trot ISC rent. Hard time* In Geptgls cotton nickel a j Rice & O’Connor Shoe Co. TWO 834 Broad St., name across sidewalk TWO STORES 722 Broad St., opposite Monument STORES pound; ! Don't buy ‘skough e»t i© jw halfwav s t Hard ti r.'s in 0?w/ii» l»aoy ha# th** * Sftiltoto go| th*' * hooping cough. Dan ha* th thrmj'H. * Haid titm f» in Cknirgl* —piwh<;rs font* to rustin’; j»vn to pa *, |*.n Hi’r©. man)nay's *UII H-f USSiil '. Hard tiaifH in o**orgi« Pntsy ain’t got ' no * Rerkon havr to take front door mat. Hard time* in Georgia nigger'll turned . a fool; Gone to phintin' cotton behind a sore hack mule. » | Hard time* In Georgia--taxes mighty! high; i I h'lleve in nxf soul judgment day is nigh. WITH THE WOUNDED. fir. Wilcox and Other* Getting Along Nicely. The many friends of Mr. Wiiewx. ; who was shot by Policeman Collins, will be glad to hear that he i* getting 1 along nice!? today, and the indications are that He will recover. The two j t.fiicers, Messrs. Collin* and Rankin. ! who were so badly clubbed by Mr. Wilcox, are also getting better. Mr. i Murphy was rot hurt a* was thought, no a renorler was informed till* morn ! jug. Hr Is at home and will give ; himself up when wanted by the author | itles. '[•„ Settle the St'imaeh an<l Overcome !thc Nausea 1 Prospective Mother*, lake Simmon* Squaw Vine Wine m Tiildet*. I.ots of people Who believe In Dar win* theory are busy transforming themselves back into monkeys. CUPEBB [INE ' I OF Christmas Goods! Suitable and elegant pre sents for everybody. The! most elegant Stationery in | the South. Toys of every imaginable kind Call early and avoid j the rush. ' DUNBAR & WILLIAMS $1.70 Ladles' ctotn too Button and Lsca shoes, Cincinnati made and a regular S 2 article, will go In this sale for above figure. When you call mention this ad. sl-45 Lndtes Patent tip Congo!* lt d But ton shoes, one of our best wearing lines, and as neat fitting as the more Ex pensive Lines, in this sale for above figure SI.OO This Is another odd Lot of Mis*es‘ sprirgheel Button shoes, plain toe and patent tips, sizes I I I-2 to 13 1-2, every pair worth double what we ask for them, In this sale. $1.75 Boys’ heavy sole calf School Shoes, stylishly gotten up and made to stand the roughest kind of wear, a line we guarantee to give absolute satisfaction, • n this sale for the above price. FA VORS CHURCH UNION. Or I 1.. Vam c of Na*livii!e, Want! a c hange. Nashville, Teitn., Dec, Jg. -Rev, Dr .1 I. Van e. of tl«' First Presbyterian • Ch. .< . in hi* eermon Sunday urged tin wiping cut .tie terms ''Nor‘h*' and ijtitb." applies to the church. and saying: I w nu'er if the time is not at hand for the citacctacnt of geographical mark* from the name of our beloved i'i-’sbV*erian Church iti America. Ah' "hould lit- the first to pot into practice the gos(iel *h" proclaim*. And yet ft muai be admitted that while Mason nnd Dixon’* line hM disappeared from the geography of ciiizenship, it sur vive* In the geography of the churrb i speak to-day for a Presbyterianism that shall no more be marked North' or 'South.' but whose territorial boundaries shell lie co-terminus with the ut: Tinost limits of the republic, on American Presbyterian Church." i ' HOW IS YOUR WIFE? Ha* she lost her beauty? if *». (Son stipati. n, Indigestion, Sick Headache ~% i ihe principal causes, Karl's Clover ltoi>t,T .u has cured these III* for half :i century. Price 20 cts. pud 50 CIS. ■Money refunded ts results OI” not sat- Isfactor.v. Snhl by— Retailers, T. A. I Buxton, Anderson'* Drug Store, Alw , under's Drug Mtore. West End Phar • mttcy. The King V'harntacy; Whol * il -i*. fmvenport & Phinizy. THE WEATHER Foie-cast sot PI hours, ending Sp. in., December W, I*9*: j W'ashlngt" n forecast for Georgia end Iq-tUth Cmrolina —Fair anti colder tti ,night; fair weather Thursday. Local forecast for Augtutfa and vl leinlty Fair and 'older tonight; fair 1 weather Thuraday. i The river at S a. in. was 9.5 feet, a full of 0.7 feet In the pust 24 hours. I The low barometer yesterday In the north west has developed Into, a storm | of decided energy, while the depression [over the Mt. Lawrence valley has shift ed to New England. The pressure is highest over the Gulf states and Is in-ar ly as high ov :r the Ohio valley. No precipitation occurred. In the South In the east 24 hours, and only .light snowfalls are reported from North Dakota and portions of the great lakes. Temperatures have fallen sharply over the Great Lakes and Upper Gobs valley and slightly In the upper Atlan tic states, hut have risen, as a rule, ov er th- i. undoing sections. . Clear weather prevails this morning over a large portion of the country, in cluding nearly the entire south. D. FISHER, Ohaerver — • —» For LaCrippe and Influ enza use CHENEY’S EX PECTORANT.