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4 Sheriff Sales. VllltenMbtlon theenurthnuserinnrln thr Gwnll. within the legal hours »>f •)*, I* thr Util Tnonlij- In Auguat next, »hr Mhiwlti* ptnperty, to-wlt: TtiMlw mineral Interest of r v p ry elinrac* »» r In hit* of land Ho*. «J and fill In thp »rd dlatrtot and Ird apptlon of Paulding county. «*. Levied on and to bp aold a* the property Of JamP« and Claton Carnea to aatlafy a tax ti fa laattpd hy A. L. Wortlian, tax collector of laid county In facorof the atatp and county ▼a. 8. IV. Pavltt agent for Jamea and Claton Carnca, for atatp and county taxpa for the year B.F.WHHKLKR. Sheriff, Notice to Probate Will -J-•f.Cooatx, 1 Conn of Ordinary o *)JLCounty, 3oor Wl " and Teat*. Vgla. July term lw, IV Rf"* i . »»‘l>in)tl«lun toprohotethewlll £HTJr r ’ j 1 * of J* 1 * 1 °f aald deceased In sol county, deceaaed. Wain form. _ v*. 1 F. R. Cooper. Nv. J.! Cooper, c». al. ) ft la ordered that W. J. Cooper Is- andappea. •I the Court nt Ordinary to be held M Dallas Ha., in and for sale) minty, on tho first Mon* diy In Btpt'tntw* next, then and thorr to show rtuM, if iny PJlst, why the pupor offered for proh»*w«hould not be Admitted to reeord at the l««t -will And testnment of snld dceensed. wttneAA the Honorsble F. I\ Hudson Judge of •eld court. This July 4th Inph. F. I*. Hudaon. Ordinary and ex-ofllelo clerk of the Court of Ordinary of aald County. GEORGIA, » Paulding CorNTY. J To all whom It tnay concern: Mra. 8. R, Florence, Admlnlatratrlx of the cafafr of M. J. Florence deceaaed, liaa, In due form, applied to the underalgned for leave to aell aomC of the lauda tielonglng to the eatate of aald deceaaed. and raid application will Is- heard on the flraf Monday tn August next. Given nnder my hand and official algnatnre July etli lass. F. P. Hudaon, Ordinary. GEORGIA, I Pauldino County 1 To nil whom it may concern: JJ- admlnlatratrlx on the eatate of L. M. Phillip*, lata of aald county deceaaed. having filed her petition for discharge, this la to cite all peranna concerned to show cause against the granting of this discharge at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for aald eonnty to he held on Ihc Aral Monday In Sep- F.P. HUDSON, Or.Um.ry, GEORGIA, I Paulding County. ( To ill whent It mny,conrern: F. M. Matthew*, administrator on the Mtate of Surah Compton, deceased, hint In due form applied to the undersigned for lettera of dismission as administrator on uld eatate and I will pnsa U|mn said application on the first Monday In August 1898. Given under my hand and nftlcial signature. This May 5th, 1898. F. P. Hudson, Ordinary. Annual Reunion or Confederate Vet eran*. Reduoed Rates Via Southern Railway- On account of the Annunl Reunion Uni ted Confederate. Veterans at Atlanta. Ga., July 20lh to 38rd, 1898, the Southern Railway will sell tickets from point* on Its lines to Atlanta, Ga., nnd return at eery low rates. From points within a radius of 100 miles of Atlanta, tickets will he sold July 19th and 80th, with final Urn- it July 38th; and from points beyond a radius of 100 miles of Atlanta tickets will lie sold July 17th 18th and 10th, with Ana) limit July 31st. Call on any agent of the Southern Railway for further in- formation. The Hot Springs of Arkansas The Mountain Look’d Miracle of the Ozerka- The hot waters, Ihe mountain afr, equa ble climate and the pine forests make fJoL 6T0 THE TRADE.O Don’t fail to come in ana examine our goods ant prices. When in need of any thing in the way of General Merchandise, call on us. Fair dealings and the low est prices,” is our motto. Thanking you for your past patronage, we hope by fair dealings and low prices to obtain a fair share of your trade in the future Respectfully, R. W. RUSSOM. We lutvo at tills office a cure for the loothnehe which effects nil Instant and permanent cure. Cnll on us when you have loothnehe. The Tourist Sleeping Car Line operated by the Southern Rnllway between Wash. Ington nml San Fnmrlse without change, via New Orlenns, has proven so success ful that It has liceomc neccssnry to make semi weekly service, the Westbound de parture being on Wednesday nnd Satur day of each week. This sleeper offers sleeping ear facilities to persons bolding lirst or second-class tickets, the berth rate being only 97.00 from Washington to San Francisco, Los Angeles, or Portland, Is-rth being large nough for occupancy by two people, if desired, without extra charge. These Sleepers run through Texas, Ar izona and New Mexico, nnd connect with similar cars for Oregon. Informartion in regard thereto may he had from any Southern Railway Ticket Agent, Sunset Tourist Excursions, 511 Penn. Ave. N. W. t Washington, I). (!,, or rom Mr. W. A. Turk, G. P. A., 1800 Penn. Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C. 7 or For Over Fllty year*. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has licor. used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their child: en wl.-ilo teething with porfect succoss. It soothes tho child, softens tho gums, allays all pains, cures lud colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle, llo sure anil ask for “Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup ” and take no other kind. pleasure resort in the world, summer winter. It Is owned, endorsed unit con- trolledtby the U. 8. Govej/jlmeht nnd has accommodations for all classes. The Ar lington and Park hotels nml 00 others nnd 200 boarding houses are open »ll summer. Haring an altitude or 2000 feet It is n cool, safe nnd nearby refuge during tin boated term in the south. For information concerning Hot Springs address C. F. Cooly, Manager business Men's League, Hot Springs, Ark. For reduced excursion tickets ami pni- iculsrs of the flip see local agent or nd- dress W. A. Turk, Gen’l Pass. Agt. South ern lly., Washington, D. C. LUMBER! LUMBER! Rough and Dressed Lumber, Moulding and Shingles. Will deliver car load lots at Dallas, Ifiran Powder Springs or Acwortli on short notice. It will lie to your interest to writi me and get my prices lief ore ordering elsewhere. W. M. Ei.siirkky, Taylorsville, Ga. Hudachs bad? Get Dr. Miles' Pain Pills, |\YIFENIA Is the cause of nn- told suffering. By taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla the digestive organs are toned and dyspepsia IS CURED. TAKE THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY. If you nre going to travel North, East, South or West, we offer you through schedule ami first class service to Wash ington, New York and nil points cast Jacksonville, Tampa and nil points South east; Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Indian Territi^’, Oklahoma, California, Colorado. Oregon nnd all points West or North-west. Get reliable information regarding routes, rates, etc., from Southern Rail way, or write C. E. Jackson, T. P. A. Chattanooga, Tenn. C. A. Bhnkcotkii, A. G. P. A. Chattanooga. Tenn. ALL WOMEN Is tho ty-st for Penal* Trimble*. Corrects all Irregularities In Female Organs, should he taken for Cbtage of Lll* and before Child-Birth. Pinters “Old Tine" Remedies have Btood the test for twenty years. Mado only by Now Spenser Mi-ill elm- Co., Chat tanooga, Tennessee. BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE. THE REST SALVE in the world for Culs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Teller, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and nil Skin Eruptions, &nd positively cures Piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfec satisfaction or monoyjrofuntied. Price 85 cents per box. FOR SALE HY A. J. Cooper Co. REDUCED RATES TO CIIATTANOO- GA VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY, ACCOUNT MILITARY ENCAMP- MENU, CIIICKAMAUGA PARK. On nccount of the Military enenmpment at Chlckitmauga Park, tho Southern Rail way will sell tickets from points on its line south of Morristown Tenn., north of Atlanta, Ga., and cnstofTuscumhln, Ala., to Chattanooga, Tenn., and return at rnte of one fare for tho round trip. Tickets will be sold on Saturdays and Sundays of each week during the encampment, limit ed tn return Monday following date o r ■ nle. Cull on any ngciit of the Southern Rail way for further tn formation. Aakla. or a iuddep * cauee of th' fibrous t|/ J •n. Th' C W. P. COOPER & BROTHER, -i« «< GENERAL flERCHANDISS. *►*» •t * <« We invite you to come and get some o' the many bargains we are offering to tlie trade; we are closing out our entire stock « Millinery at prices below anything you ha ever known. Come and see. Also, we t closing out our entire stock of men’s a; children’s summer Suits at 35% discount. Now is your chance. We have many lines of merchandise that we will save you a arge per cent, in buying of us. we have everything you need and will self you cheaper than any other house in Dallas. Call on us and we will serve you. Your Friend, W. P, COOPER & BROTHER. PAYS FOR TIIE ■Twice-a-Week GQtirier-jQurnal ONE WHOLE YEAR. 104 Six or Eight-Page Papers Kent Post paid by Mail. Almost A. DAILY RECORD OF WAR NEWS. The Twiee-n-Wcck Courier-Journal lias the finest Win News Service of any paper in Ihe South or West. It is reliable, ac curate, incomparable. All other Issues lmvc-been subordinated tn this one great feature. Subscribe at one and keep thor oughly posted. The offer may he with drawn in a short time. The low price, 50c A Year, •s for tin- purpose of placing agventnewH- pnper twice a we ek within the reach of the niao-is. A good commission to agents. Sample copies free. Write to COURIER"JOURNAL CO., LOUISVILLE, KY. BY A SPECIAL AFiRANGENENf YOU CAN GET TIIE NEW ERA AND THE Twice-a-Week Courier-Journal Iloth One Year for Only For Side by S. Robertson A Son. For suit- by A. J. Cooper A Co. This is for cash subscription only. Al subscriptions under tills combination of fer must be siut through the NEW ERA Office, SONG IN BATTLE. Its Strange Power Inspires Men to Greater Heroism. He got in a midnight uptown “L" train at Park Place, on which a few newspaper men and some liclnted persons were going home. Ho seemed proud of the O. A. It. button in the lapel of his coat. As the rest of the passengers hail taken seats ingroups he went to flic end of the ciirandsiildown lieslde a lone pnssenger who had an early edition of n morning pBpcr. ."What’s the lutcst news from Santiago?” lie said. As the man rend the story of Inst Fri day’s fight telling of the dead and wound, ed, tlie veteran's eyes glistened with tears, and when tlie render finished the story of how, when the earnngc was at Its height, the Twenty-first Infantry, In order to en courage their comrades, sang tlie “Tlie Star-Spangled Banner," tlie veteran inter rupted with, "Yea, human nature, the same to-day, yesterday and forever." Tlie man who was reading stopped, looked tip In a questioning manner, and the veteran said: “I did not mean to in terrupt you, sir, Imt I was with Grant In the Wilderness*, hack in '8-1, with 'he Ninth corps. We were lighting hard for hours, and seemed In gain not an Inch of ground. The fire became hotter, and then the Confederate line was broken. We moved forward, but what few were left of us became exposed to a Hank attack, and wi- were driven back with a heavy loss nnd much confusion. The icndeti Imil was flying thick, and we were I icing routed, when some gullnnt fellows in the the Fort}-fifth Pennsylvania began to sing above Ihe noise— “ ‘We'll rally round the flag, boys, rally once again, | Shouting the bailie cry of freedom.’ "The refrain win caught tip and pasaed along the line for half a mil.. The fight increased in severity. We could not sec each otln r except when the burning un dergrowth lighted up the awful scene. •Z p,’ ‘zip,’ went Ihe bullets; the artillery boomed; the guns roared; and yet atnid that awful uproar the singing brought or der out of disorder, and we drove the en emy hack. “Yes, human nature, the same to .'ay, yesterday and forever,” he said ns he hur ried out of his station. "I would, sir, that I were with the hoys of the Twenty- tirst when they sung the grand old song licfo/e Santiago.”—New York Press. PHILIPPINE BEAUTIES. Our Boy* in Blue May Fall Viollm to Their Charm i. "Our boys will Imre no difficulty of disposing of such fighting Spaniards a* they tnay encounter In Manilit, but my prediction is that they will make uncon ditional surrender to tlie charms of the Philippine women. They nre exccsslvuly pretty in feature, figure and carriage, tlie grace of their movement* being acccntiin- teil bj the thin apparel adapted to tlie climate. Their hliie-hlark hair is long, glossy, luxurious nnd fragrant with a dressing that Is cunningly prepared from native flower*. They hare liquisli nnd langtiishinglng eyes which they use with telling effect,and pride themselves upon the aristocratic construction of their feet, which newer know the touch of hosiery, hut are slipped into beetles* slippers elab orately embroidered in gold and silver thread witli rieli and artistic coloting its a background When site lias to encounter wet weather outside she dons the clog, Imt it constitutes no such handicap as it does with the Japanese, who totter, while tlie Philippine women more with n pecu liar but rhythmic swing. "In dress the women have much the same style, difference In wesltli being marked by the material* employed. The saya lias wide, short sloevc-B, Is loosely made and reaches to waist. Around it is girt a petticoat, sometimes of the famous phial cloth, sometimes ot silk and among tlie lesa prosperous classes nre some cheaper materials, but the costume-, ate always in gay colors. Bracelets and necl - laces of dlninon<|s, nnd pearls nre com mon among those who can afford them, and more than one woman has a hand some fortune in these expensive orna ments. For street wear a shawl is wrappeil tightly about tlie loins shove tile saya and no handsomer women appear on any promenade. "The Philippine females, old women, matrons, young ladles nnd little girls, all sinoke long cigars, chew the betel nut, switn and ride, their outdoor exercises apparently resisting what would other wise be the result of their indulgence lit narcotics. The women over there are not only most fascinating but they know how to make tlie most of their charms and nre sure to work havoc in the ranks of the susceptible lioys in blue." These arc the facts and opinions given by a veritable glolie trotter of Detroit who spent a purt of three different seasons ou the islands to which Spain has forfeited ; iter title.—Detroit Free Press, Braswell. We are in better shape now, we have had a good season. We regret very much to have to report tlie dealli of Mrs. Laurltida Shepherd. She leaves a husband, a little baby and a long train of connection to mourn her loss. Site was the d mghter ef Mr. J. C. Elsberry. Rev. Mr. Young, of Seney, preached at Braswell Sunday, and will preach here again the 5th Sunday night. Albion. Discovered by a Woman. Another great discovery has been made, nml that too, by a Indy in thin country. "Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for sevon years site with stood its severest tests, but Iter vital or gans were undermined and dentil seemed Imminent. For three months she coughed ncessnntly, and could not sleep. Site finally discovered a way to recovery,by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr‘ King’s New Discovery for Consumption, and waa so much relieved on faking first dost, that she slept all night; nnd with two bottles, has been absolutely cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther Lutz.. Thus writes W. C. Hammlck & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bottles free at A. J. Cooper’s Drug store. Regular size 50c. and 9100. Every bottle guaranteed. A CHEAT record of cures, une qualled in medical history, proves Hood's .Sarsaparilla possesses merit tin- known to any other MEDICINE. Attention! Frst Georgia Cavalry. The annual re- union of tlie 1st On., Cavalry Veterans will la- in Atlanta, O t., July 22nd. Col. L. II. Ray will deliver an address. Ho- ocplion committee: Col. J. J. Morrison, Col. L. R. Ray, Capt. Gen. A. Webster, Col, Ed Cox, Clias. Kingsberry, Jos. Klngsberry: all of Atlanta; 1J- W. Camp, Moreland, On., 1. A. Wynn, Rome, Ga., H. W. Camp, Pres. J. A. Wynn, Se3.