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DAILY ENQUIRER-SDK: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1890.
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The Democratic Congressional conven
tion of the Fourth District of Georgia will
assemble at LaGrange this morning.
There will be three candidates prominent
before the convention with comparatively
equal strength, and an exciting contest is
expected. How it will result cannot be. in
the peculiar state of Georgia politics at
present, safely predicted. The candidates j -
are Hon. Thomas W. Grimes, of Musco- • , -
’ ! the same period oi
gee, our present able and efficient Eepre-
sentative: Col. W. Eoscoe Gorman, of Tal
bott. well known throughout the district,
and C. L. Moses, Esq., a popular and
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The New Tork Financial and Com
mercial Chronicle of the 26th, has the fol
lowing in reference to the movement of the
cotton crop for the week ending 25ih inst.
The total receipts have reached 3.643
hales, against 2.500 bales last week, and
1.303 bales for the previous week, making
the total receipts since sept. 1. 1889 of
'90,537 bales against 5,506,316 bales for
18S8-89. showing an
increase since Sept. 1, 1SS9. of 2S4.221
bales.
The exports for the week reached a to
tal of 12.757 bales, of which 11,721 were to
influential young farmer of Coweta. Judge j Great Britain _ t0 France and 1>636 t0
S. V. Harris, who received the vote of his j tbe fg5t of lbe cominent .
home county, Carroll, will probably be put
in nomination also, though he has not yet
The imports into continental ports for
j the week have been 30.000 bales. These
definitely stated whether he will be a can- i fi?ures an increaf e 0 f cotton in
COLUMBUS, GA., JULY 30, 1890.
index to New Advertisements.
Wanted—Office Boy.
Going Rapidly—Wells & Curtis.
Lawn Party—King’s Daughters.
I Never Drink—Holloughweigh.
Sweet Milk—Mrs. S. A.Tandsav.
Travelers’ Retreat—J. H. Gordon.
Notice to Contractors— Arther Hood.
Slimmer Clothing- J. K. Harris & Co.
Mortar-Spotted Skin—Cuticura Remedies.
WEATHEB PBOBABILITIES.
WA shixgtox, July 29.—Indications for
Georgia: Showers, southerly winds,
warmer. Alabama and Mississippi: Show
ers. southerly winds, warmer.
NOTICE.
didate. He will likely receive a good com
plimentary vote and then be withdrawn
in favor of one of the other candidates, or
he may he kept in the field and secure ad
ditional strength. This is, however, all
speculation. Col. H. E. Harris is ac
credited with a fractional vote from Troup
and may or may not be before the conven
tion. but the indications are that he will
not prove a very important factor. As the
situation now stands the contest is between
sight on Friday night of 139.015 bales as
compared with the same date of 1889, an
increase of 118,236 as compared with
the corresponding date of 1888, and a de
crease of 197.046 bales as compared with
1887.
The totals show that the old interior
stocks have decreased during the week
3,909 bales and were on Friday night 441
! bales less than at the same period last year,
i The receipts at the same towns have been
Grimes. Gorman and Moses, and it may , £<S1 bales more than the s a me week iast veer
be that tl e n suit will be quickly obtained j and 5mce Sep: . j the receipts at all the
towns have been 5,333 bales more than
for the same time in 1888-89.
The total receipts from the plantations
i since Sept. 1, 1889, are 5,787,912 bales; in
| 188S-'S9 were 5.500.598 bales: in 1887-'8S
were 5,493,270 bales: although the receipts
at the outports the past week were 3.643
bales, the actual movement from planta
tions was only bales, the balance be- I
present, and a very large crowd is expected. I ing taken from the stocks at the interior
LaGrange will open wide the doors of her ; t0WDS . Last year the receipts from the ;
hospitali.v to all concerned, and will en- | plantations for the same week were 512 1
deavor to make the occasion pleasant. j bales and for 1SSS they w6 re 4.726 bales.
The Enquirer-Sun will be represented j _ ^ ^
at the convention, and full accounts of the The Macon papers convey the impres-j nj
j In disea
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We want the modest sum of $5000, and expect to raise
this amount from CASH sales in the next ten day?. In order
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or there may be a prolonged struggle, and
no surprise need be occasioned in either
event. The convention has thirty four
votes, and under the majority rule seven
teen and a fraction will secure the nomi
nation. The citizens of LaGrange have
issued a circular, which has been mailed
throughout the district, extending a cordial
invitation to every Democratic voter to be
proceedings will be found in its columns.
WAR IN CENTRAL^AMERICA.
Parties visiting Atlanta will find the i
Columbus Enquirer-Sun on sale at Jno.
M. Miller’s, under the opera house on
Marietta street. tf
The fight in the First district promises
to he exceedingly lively, but the Enquirer-
Sun hopes that the old, tried Democracy
will return to his seat Hon. Eufus E.
Lester, who has so admirably acquitted
himself during his brief term.
“Pack*' is running a series of short
stories entitled “Short Sixes,” by H. C.
Bnnner, with illustrations by C. J. Tay
lor, which are proving immensely popular.
The next will be entitled “The Nice Peo
ple," a sketch of summer resort life. Look
out for the current week's “Puck."
That pious fraud of the New York Mail
and Express declares that "1.000.000 Amer
icans will spring to arms to enforce the
Federal election bill,” and you can just bet
your last dollar with perfect safety that
Col. Elliott F. Shepard will not be one of
them. He wont spring worth a cent.
Some weeks ago some unknown parties
feloniously and mysteriously broke into
the circus and menagerie of Sells A An
dress at St. Louis, Mo., and purloined the
elephant and two camels, and they have
not been heard of since. It is to be hoped
'the manager? of the Atlanta zoo are not
the guilty parties.
There is going to be an exceedingly
lively contest over in Lee on Monday next,
especially in the race for the Legislature.
The Democracy are thoroughly aroused,
however, and there is strong probability
that the Democratic nominees will go in
with a big majority.
The spirit of war is evidently abroad in
England and on the continent. The Na
tional Rifles of Washington City have been
planning a summer trip to Europe, but
Germany has refused them admission
within her borders, and England says that
the Rifles cannot enter Ireland. Well, if
the worst comes, the Riflces can stay at
home without asking anybody's permission.
The “Old Homestead," a monthly de-
>ted to science, art, literature, music,
le home and farm, published by Messr?.
avis Bros., of Savannah, contains in the
ugnst number a brilliant selection of
ell written stories. The price of the
Id Homestead is one dollar per year. It
in every respect an excellent publiea-
Capt. Harry Brown, of the Southern
dliance Farmer, mildly intimates to the
lacon Telegraph that the Legislature,
rhich. it is believed, will be largely com-
osed of Alliancemen, will be able to or-
anize the House without any advice from
hat esteemed journal. In brief, Capt.
frown, who presumably is still "fixing
hings,” boldly insinuates that the Macon
>aper is decidedly too "fresh.”
The cravat was first introduced into
France by some French officers on their
return from Germany in 1636. The
Croats, who guarded the Turkish frontiei s
of Austria and acted as scouts on the
flanks of the army, wore linen round their
necks tied in front, and the officers wore
muslin or silk. When France organized a
regiment on the model of the Croats, these
linen neckties were imitated and the regi
ment was called “The Royal Cravat.”
Two weeks ago lightning struck the
use of Fred Kapper, in Houghton coun-
Mich. The bolt passed within a few
of Mrs. Kapper. administering to her
>retty strong dose of electric fluid. The
1 lady had been suffering incessantly
>m inflammatory rheumatism, but since
it shock she has not felt a single pain,
e believes she is permanently cured, but
onot conscientiously recommend the
■atment to others.
It seems that the Senate proposes to
ss an election bill, but it will be devoid
those pleasing features which so tickled
? fancy of Lodge, Reed and others of
; conspirators. It is also stated that the
uate bill will be general in its applica-
ns. and that onr Northern brethren will
ve a taste of this Federal interference in
?ir elections. The discussion on the
aject is bearing good fruit, and there is
w hope that the Senate will not permit
elf to being dragooned into passing a
1 as iniquitous and infamous as that
lich Reed succeeded in forcing through
> House.
Rumors of the outbreak between the
republics of Gautemala and Salvador, with
Mexico restless to take a hand, are con
flicting and unsatisfactory, but the war is
evidently on. The trouble arose, so it is
reported, by a movement on the part of
Salvador to confederate the five republics,
with Salvador in control of the union.
The five republics are Gautemala, a hilly
country about as large as New York State,
and joining Mexico on the southeast, with
a population much larger than that of any
of the Central American States; Honduras,
a diversified but not yet thoroughly ex
plored country next east of Gautemala.
and its equal in area: Salvador, west of
(and adjoining) Honduras, and having a
Pacific coast; Nicaragua, lying south of
the two latter, and the largest, in area, of
the Central American States: and Costa
Rica, southernmost of all, south of Nica
ragua, and extending southwestward well
on to that narrowest part of the Isthmu .
owned by Colombia, and more commonly
meant when reference is made specifically
to‘the Isthmus." In area Costa Rica is
about equal to New Hampshire and Ver
mont combined, and nearly three times as
large as Massachusetts, but not half as
large as Nicaragua, or as Honduras, or as
Gautemala.
The result of the present disturbance
cannot he foreshadowed, but it may be
necessary for L'ncie Sam to step down and
stop the fuss.
sion that the Hughes boom against
Blount in the Sixth has begun to sag.
“MOBTAR-SPOTTED SKlN
Covered w itli Seale s. Awful Spf c-
tacle. Cured in Five Weeks
by tlie Cuticura Kemedies.
There are now three female dentists in
New York, all of whom, says the Sun. are
thoroughly qualified to practice the profes
sion. Only one of them is a specialist.
She is a clever and handsome young
Jewess, and she has studied the work of
filling teeth with a great deal of care for
several years. She is amply equipped with
diplomas, is business-like and industrious,
and it is said that her trade is almost ex
clusively among men. Formerly she was
employed as a typewriter. Her hours
were from 8 to 6. and her employment un
certain. It is said that she clears 84.000
a year now, has three months' vacation,
and is seldom at her chair more than five
hours a dav.
I an going to tell yon of the extraordinary cure j
your Cuticura Remedies performed on me. :
About the 1st of April last I noticed some red j
pimples like coming out all over my body, but j
thought nothing of It untii some time later on. j
when it began to look like spots j
of mortar spotted on. and which ;
came otf in layers accompanied !
\ with itching.' I would scratch '
(S’: every night until I was raw. !
\ then the next night the seales. j
being formed meanwhile, were j
scratched off again. In vain did :
I consult all the doctors in the
county, but without aid. After!
giving np ail hopes of recovery. !
I happened to see an advertise- ;
ment' in the newspaper about
your Cuticura Remedies, and j
purchased them from my drug- I
gist, and obtained almost immediate relief. T j
began to notice that the scaiy eruptions gradu- I
ally dropped off and disappeared one by one. j
until I had been fully cured. I had the disease j
thirteen months before I began taking the Rem—i
edies. ami in four or five weeks was entirely |
cured. My disease was eczema and psoriasis. I
know of a great many who have taken the Rem
edies. and thank u.e for the knowledge of them,
especially mothers who have babes'with scaly
eruptions on their heads and bodies. I cannot
express my thanks to you. My body was covered
with scales, and I was an awful spectacle to be
hold. Now mv skin is as clear as a babv’s.
GEO. COTEY. Merrill, LVis.
One fact is worth a thousand arguments,
and Dr. King's Royal Uermetuer demon-
:es everv day that it is making more
than any other medical preparation
_ the world.
A daughter of Mr. C. Jordan, of Atlanta. I
was cured of a serious case of stomach and j
bowel troubles.
Mr. N. T. Johnson, of Atlanta, was cured
of a long continued and severe case of |
catarrh which was sapping his life away. I
Mrs. M. Farmer, of West End. Atlanta,
was completely cured of a ten years' case j
of infiammatoiy rheumatism.
Rev. a. E. Vaughn. Canton. Ga.. was I
cured of facial neuralgia, also of a liver and
kiatiev trouble of many years standing.
Mrs. T. tf. Pelot. of Atlanta, had been an
invalid 14 vears. but Germetuer cured her.
Mrs. W. "F. Herndon. Atlanta, da., suf
fered with acute catarrh. One bottle of
ermetuer freed her from this dreadful
disease.
A daughter of F. T. Brosius. of Atlanta. |
had tried every known remedy for ag- j
gravated dyspepsia. Two bottles of Ger-
metuer curtd her.
Mr. I.ewis Bennett. Atlanta. Ga., had I
been afflicted with indigestion for 20 years,
complicated with diarrhoea. Three-fourths
of a bottle cured him sound and well.
Thousands of voluntary certificates tes- I
tifv to the remarkable curative virtues of |
Royal Germetuer. It builds up at once,
wooes “nature’s soft nurse refreshing
sleep, stimulates the appetite, aids diges
tion*. soothes the nerves and insures good
health. For weak women, clerks, book
keepers. milliners, stenographers, house
wives. etc., it is the nonpareil of all rem
edies. As a blood purifier and au invigor
ating tonic it is without a rival. It is as
pleasant to take as lemonade without
sugar: is a scientific discovery, and cures
diseases bv removing the cause. Price.
I si .50 per concentrated bottle, which will
t make one gallon of medicine, as per ac-
jjv rompanving directions. Send stamp for
ru full particulars, wonderful cures, etc.
For sale bv druggists and by Kin
Royal Germetuer Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
Wholesale by Brannon & Carson,
and Patterson & Thomas.
MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK
BOSTON, MASS.
CAPITAL S400.000
?URPLU> 600,000
POTTED SWISSES
If you have a Figured or Dotted Swiss
to buy, now is the opportunity.
60c Swisses reduced to 39c.
40c Swisses reduced to 29c.
30c Swisses reduced to 19c.
These are all new. fresh goods, not dam-
aced and soiled stuff that have been car-
rfed over from season to season.
White Goods
We did an immense business last week
in White Goods, but the stock is yet too
full. Prices will move them.
2000 yards Sheer India Linen at 5 cents.
2900 yards Sheer Plaid and Stripe Organdie
worth 8 and 10 cents, at 5 cents a yard.
3100 yards good heavy Check Nainsook at
5 cents a yard.
12C0 yards Sheer Plaid Organdie, rich Satin
stripe, worth 124c, down to S cents.
2200 yards Sheer Plaid and Stripe Organ
dies, worth 15 cents, at 10 cents a yard.
1100 yards very fine Sheer Organdies,
principally large plaids, worth 20 and 25
cents, all go uniformly at 15 cents a yard.
Onr entire stock fine French Organdies
in lovely Sheer Plaids and Stripes, worth
35 and 40 cents, your choice now at 25
cents a yard.
Wash Goods.
A Grand Bargain.
We will put on onr Bargain Counter
Monday 25 pieces yard wide Figured
Batiste, Barred Organdies and Pacific
Lawns, both light and dark grounds, worth
10 and 124 cents,
At 7 l-2c a Yard.
Our entire stock of Prints, including
Pacific Mousenlines, Mourning and Second
Mourning styles, Shirting Prints, in fact
everything goes this week
At 5 Cents a Yard.
Our entire stock of WOOL Chaliies.
light aud dark grounds, in French designs,
worth 20 and 25 cents, all go
At 15 Cents a Yard.
ANTED—Office Boy about 15 year-
A'ldrese in own handwriting P. o. Box ' ■
\rrANTED— Five or Ox good Machinists. A;
\\ ply to Opeiika Don Works, Opelika. A.'
july 24 lw
II T ANTED—a good bookkeeper who is enz. _
\\ through the day would like to take c!
of a set of books
office.
at night.
Address Books. :L.
july 25 lw
W ANTED—Position first of August as trav -
ing salesman for wholesale grocery ho :—.
4 years experience; knows the trade we;’.. A
dress “Drummer," this office. ;y27tf
TTJANTED—At Summerville Academy PL
VV Citvi. a competent Male Teacher for :
months, commencing first Monday Sept-.-:
' next. Apply with reference to Jno. W. Mu..
| Secretary, city. july2 In.
FOR RENT.
Black Goods
M
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teirc-
D WELLING FOR RENT—From October Is
corner Thirteenth street and Third av c :.
opp site St. Paul's church; five rooms and !■,
room, water works and well; Two out rooms
coal and wood house. B. H. Crawford.
july27-tf
F OR RENT—From October 1st, small dweiL:
Apply to Miss L. Booher. juiylGt:
Bargain 1.—5 pieces 40-inch all Wool
Albatross, worth 65 cents,
AT 39 CENTS A l'ARD.
Bargain 2.—5 pieces B. Priestley & Co. s
fine all Wool 42-inch Hemstitched Challie,
worth 75 and 85 cents,
AT 59 CENTS A YARD.
Bargain 3.-5 pieces Priestley & Co.'s
42-inch feather-weight Satin Stripe Challie,
worth $1.00,
AT 79 CENTS A YARD.
Bargain 4.—5 pieces Priestley & Co.'s
40-ineh Silk Warp Clairette, regular 81.50
quality,
AT 99 CENTS A YARD.
Bargain 5.—5 pieces Priestley d: Co.'s 42-
inch Satin Stripe Grenadine, worth 81.75,
AT 99 CENTS A YARD.
FOR SALE.
F OR SALE—'One 20 H. P. Frick Engine
Saw Mill complete: one 3 H. P. on wh— -
Either can be bought cheap. Come and see. •
N. Hutchinson. Salem, Ala. juiy23d2iwk; .
F or sale.
Two 1 .SOO-gailon locomotive tanks.
Twenty-five standard 40,U*>pound piatfc :i
cars."
Five 20-ton freight locomotives.
Two 3<>ton freight or passenger loc-.u. —
tives. with Westinghouse air brakes.
Five 20-ton passenger locomotives, with
Westinghouse air brakes.
Apply for particulars toMcDONOUGIl A *.
Savannah. Ga. maylltf
MISCELLANEOUS.
M RS. S. A. LINDSAY is now prepare-1 -
furnish Sweet Milk in sealed jars twice
day. warranted pure,
avenue.
Send postal t-.- ;44 F
jul}3o-5l
* T AT T. HOURS—Telephone ST for carr: _
at any hour of day or night and you ea .
accommodated. iune'27 1m
GREAT SHOE SALE
^Cuticura Resolvent
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of
Humor Remedies, internally -to cleanse the
blood of ail impurities, and thus remove the
eausei. and Cuticura. the great Skin cure, and
Cuticura Soap, an exquisite skin Beautifier.
externaiiv to eiear the skin aud seaip and re
store the hair-, cure every species of agonizing,
itching, burning, scaly, and pimply diseases of
the skin, scalp and blood.
Accounts of. Banks. Bankers^and Corporations
solicited. - — - K££9
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent, :
and we re-discount for Banks when balance* war
rant it. teu ' P- eSBfc
Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with us
from Banks - not located in other Reserve Cities) ,
count as a reserve.
We draw our own Exchange on London and the ;
Continent, and make Cable transfers and place !
mofiey by telegraph throughout the United States i
and Canada.
We have a market for i-r.cie first-class Invest
ment Securities, and invite proposals from States, !
Connies and Cities when issuing bonds.
We do a general Banking Business, and invite ;
correspondence.
ASA P. POTTER. President.
JOS. W. WORK, Cashier.
mayl7wed&sat 6m
Our great closing out sale of Ladies’,
Misses’ and Children's Shoes at exactly j
factory prices is the talk of the town.
81.50 Kid Button Shoes 81.00.
82.00 Kid Button Shoes 81.50.
82.50 Kid Button Shoes 81.75.
83.00 Ki.l Button Shoes 82.0*3.
83.50 Kid Button Shoes 82.50.
Our entire line of Ladies’ Fine French
Kid. Hand Turned. Kid Button Shoes,
worth 84.00, 84.50 and 85.00, all go at
83.00 a pair.
These are finest goods made and
represent such renowned manufactures as
Thomas Bolton. J. William Naylor, Thom
as, Weaver & Kirk, and others.
New Goods.
15 large cases of New Goods received
yesterday enables ns to offer New Goods
in many departments.
New Fast Black Organdies.
New Fast Black Hosiery.
New Black Silk Belts.
New Amoskeag Plaids and Stripes.
New Criterion Cloths.
And manv other New Goods.
C URES prickly heat and chafing, is highly
fumed, and Bc-racine is a superior toL-:
nursery p<jwder, recommended fay every n: '. .
PRQi c £.SS;QiNAL GARDb.
D R. J. W.CAMERON,office over David Roths
child's Universal Stores. No. 1247 lir ,
street. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Reside:.-
No. 1339 Broad street. Calls left at Dav
Rothschild's will he promptly attended to.
july6-3ms
D
R. R. H. McCUTCHEON, 12104, Broad street
Columbus, Ga., or Lively Drug St-.-re.
apr22-ly
DENIItfltf.
D R. R. ROACH. Dental Surgeon.
Office No. Ilk* Br-.ad street, over Nev
Home Sewing machine office. juiyl7-6n.i:
^UG. BURGHARD, Dentist.
Drug store.
•Office over i.
mayl-dan
D K. W. F. TIGNER, Dental Surgeon.
No. lo 1 2 X'Ac.ith s
drug store.
MILLINERY.
Yew Arrivals,
Manv new arrivals were added to our
Millinery department yesterday.
Beautiful line Ladies' Black and White
Sailor Hats from 25c up.
New Ribbons, New Leghorn Flats. New
This is certainly a golden opportunity to I Laee Straws, and many other attractive,
buy Shoes cheap. i new and pretty things.
anoKAtis Ai LA Vs .
J. H. Martin. .j. h. Woeeill.
ARTIN a WORRELL, Attorneys at Law
Office. Roc-ms 3 and 4. Li t.e Building.
^RIGSB
Y E. THOMAS. -JR..
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Will continue at r . -t- Nos. 3 and 4. scC-.-n . 2
Georgia Home Building, e-.-rner L.ev• -. :. ;
Broad streets, Commons, Ga, mylu I;
J
practice m aid. courts except tiie city
Columbus. L'lHice. coruer ana Tvt
streets. febS-:
MOORE BROTHERS.
pHARLTON E. BATTLE.
L Offices in Chance
ing on Broad street.
Attomev-at-Law
Sold everywhere. Price,Cuticura.50c: Soap.
23c: Resolvent. SI. Prepared by the Potter
Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston.
Send for “How to cure Skin Diseases,’’ 64
pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
pT\fPLES. black-heads, red. rough, chapped
1 1-U and oily skis curd by CuricuRA Soap.
I i'A.VT RKE.ATiUr.
Chest Pains. Soreness, Weakness.
Hacking Cough, Asthma, Pleurisy,
and Inflammation relieved in <.u-
minni. by the (;o**<-iir» *■•>: -fail)
Nothing like it for Weak Lungs.
FOR RENT
-BY-
The New Orleans States, noticing \Yar-
moth's promise to carry four of the Louisi
ana Congressional districts if the Force bill
passes, says: "We feel at liberty to guar
antee that Henry Clay Warmoth will do
nothing of the sort even if the bill is
passed by the Senate and signed by the
President. The day when Warmouth could
carry districts in Louisiana is gone and
will never return.” The States is correct,
the days of Warmoth and his gang in the
South are over, and there will be no mon
keying allowed by this gentry under auy
Force bill that may be passed.
There is no longer any question that the
reckless and wicked extravagance of the
present Congress will wipe out the sur
plus and cause a deficit in the Treasury.
The only problem is how large will the de
ficit be. The estimate of the fiepublican
clerk of the committee on ways and means
recently placed it at 8144,003,000.
Are the friends of the elephantjready to
sit down and allow it to be named "Bain-
bow." or "Sunbeam,” or “Remus'?" Can’t
they do better than that?—Atlanta Con
stitution.
How would “Sub-Treasury Bill” do?
The following graceful paragraph is
from one of the rankest Republican sheets
in the North, the New York Press: “Mrs.
Cleveland is said to have gems worth
850,000. but as a gem of a woman she
shines brighter than all of them."
There is a growing resentment abroad
towards the McKinley tariff bill, and it is
quite certain that the foreign attendance at
the World's Fair will be very unfavorably
affected by it. Chicago, consequently, is
becoming alarmed over the situation.
Col. Leonidas Livingston still declines
to commit himself with respect to the
United States Senatorship. Leonidas
ought to let the people know whether he
is going to represent them in the Senate.
It is stated as a singular circumstance
that the death of Gen. Clinton B. Fisk,
the great Prohibitionist, resuited from a
cold caught at a place named Cold water.
The responsibility of putting in George
N. Lester in place of Clifford Anderson as
Attorney General of Georgia will be a
very grave one, whoever assumes it.
It is reported that throughout the greater
part of France the crops have been ruined
by excessive rains, entailing losses esti
mated at 500.000,000 francs.
is IT WELL
/itu vmiD inn^
2
Few appreciate the constant duties performed
by the Kidneys, yet fewer appreciate how easily
these important organs are deraL^eti.
The Kidneys are bean-shaped, tilled with veins,
arteries and” little tube«: these tut'es ti ter the
water from the blood: the waur thus collected is
poured into the ureters, and by them conducted
into the bladder.
Another function of the Kidneys is to eliminate
urea, uric acid and other waste' products which
so quickly poison the whole system if left to
course through the blood.
Now. when the Kulnevs become diseased and
fail to discharge their : m port nut functions, the
skin, liver, bowels and lungs undertake the w< rk
of elimination—a work these organs are untitled
to perform.
It is readily understood that with this unnatu
ral condition of thing' the whole body will s*xm
became diseased, and death, alas! will too often
follow.
**Keep the Kidneys in good tone and you will
preserve your health* ? is a motto worth remem
bering.
Stuart’s Gin anil Knohn
Is a true K'-ir.ey tonic. It is quickly r.ikrr. ui-
by the blood and is filtered out by the Kid
ney tubes. ai_ii is c- nsequeutiy directly apj-iied
to the affected spots.
If you hare any Kidney. Bladder or other Urin
ary trouble.
>tuarr s Gin and Bncaii
is the remedy that wili make you well.
Sold by ail iLri:,:s:s.
J- B, HARRISON & CO
REAL ESTATE,
Stock and Bond Brokers.
WFfICE ALSTON WAREHOUSE.
TELEFHOTsTE 3.
Jno. Peab- 'Dv. s B. Hatches, m. h. Bran> -n
jjEABOBY. BRANNON & HAD,HER. A: :
I toys at Law. Cv.maous. Ora.. U4e Br-.a-t s:.
A LCNZO A. DOZiER. Attorney at Law. <„-fficc
A up stairs over Broad street. u _ vl
\ f I NEILL ± LEVY. Attorneys
til Ireor^ia Home Building.
at Law. office
BOV4 Iv
J F. GARRARD. Attorney at Law. Offic
* - over W irtieh A Kmse.'s store, office tele
phone No. si. roaideaee telephone No.
noTli ly
AKCHIlECTS.
T* G. CHA HERE. Architect. 13 u: i It Tl
* • teen::: si lire verA I - Si
Laundry , Columbus. Ga. iniv29 Ci i
L E. THORNTON A CO..
. Expert ac-i Practical
ARCHITECTS.
Office Consultation Free.
S.W.corner Broads Hurt str ets. C
lunibus. Ga. Office hoars S t-.- I2:jr 2 to 5 p. r.
Residence Telephone 155. Office i e . . >•
3 rooms nicely furnished, convenient to busi
ness and in the most desirable part of the cify.
5 room house on Second avenue, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, east side.
5 room house Fourth avenue, between Fif
teenth and Sixteenth streets, west side.
7 room house. East Highlands, jnst completed.
4 room house Second avenne, between Four- ;
teenth and Fifteenth streets, west side.
5 room house, fronting Court House Square.
4 room house. Fourth avenne. between Twelfth i
uis aunaiNQ
Commencing November 5th. Ending November 15th.
OOLUMBUS, C3-.A..
A SEASON OF UNRIVALLED ATTRACTION.
This Exposition Will Be One the Most Complete and Interesting
Ever Held in the South.
Porter Irgranj, JLeumdu >lcla?*ter
INGRAM & MCLEMER,
Attorneys at Law. Columbus. Ga., vrill practice
in all tne State Courts. Keal estate N. y.
anu rente*!, and titles invesrij^ateii. > >-*-,y ,
Broad Street, over Howard Newsome's. !v
H. H. Eppi>-s, Preside. E. H. Epplng Cashier
Chattiihooekee National Bank,
COLUMBUS, GA.
Capital and undivided profits $200,000. Accounts
of merchants, manufacturers and farmers re-
spectftuiy solicited, '-’-.'-.lections made -n -
points in the United States.
Eg"Exchange bought aua sold.
and Thirteenth streets.
E7EB7 DEPARTMENT Will PRESENT A PINE niSPHY.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS OFFERED FOR COURTY AND INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS. TO WEAK MEN
The Attractions lor Visitors Will Be Numerous and Varied.
il'S and EVEB
2 Stores, occupied now by Carter i Bradley, on
Broad street.
near Hatcher's Iron Wagon
4 small houses
Shop.
| 3 7-room houses, corner Second avenue and
I Seventh street.
| +
| 3 small houses upper Third avenue.
MONEY ADVAXCtD
, on Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds. Ail adver-
j rising at our expense.
J. B. HARRIS0X & CO.
TROTTING and RUNNING RACES, MILITARY CONTE!
KIND OF AMUSEMENTS.
ALLIANCE DAY, MERCHANTS’ DAY,
DRUMMERS’ DAY and RED MENS’ DAY.
Balloon Ascensions and Parachute Leaps Every Day During the Exposition
ONE CENT A MILE RATES OVER ALL RAILROADS.
Everybody come and have a good time, Columbus will be in her glory.
F*r further information, catalogues, etc., address
J. J. SLADE, Presidnet,
C. B. GRIMES, Secretary.
Buffering frem the effects of youthful errors, earl,
cecay, wasting weakness, Lost maulicxxl. etc., I will
Send A YalnaV’a f • •
P urely a vegetable compound,
made entirely of roots and herbs
gathered from the forests of
Georgia, and has been used by millions
of people with the best results. It
CURES
All manner of Blood diseases, from the
pestiferous little boil on your nose to
the worst cases of inherited blocid
taint, such as Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Catarrh and
5K1N* ONCER
Treatise cn Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleanses and besoffSes the hair.
Promotes a luxuriant growth.
Never Fails to Restore Gr
Hair to its Youthful Color!
Cure? scalp diseases & hair 1.
Sgc. and at Druggists.
wi h.
iGn/
Colors
failinM
C, SCHOMBDRG
Kent Estate for Sale.
DEALER IN
Diamonds, Jewelry,
SOLID SILVER
SS000. A vacant lot west side of Bread street.
north ot Hunt's store. 40x147.
865W1. Ten lots 40x147 feet each, with six houses,
in lower part of city.
61060. For four lots on Talbotton avenue. 57x
8430. 1 . acre vacant lot cn Twenty-second street. I And Silver Plated Ware. G*‘ d
8375. A aeant lots in The north annex. 50* PM feet, l „ j „ a ■ ... •. >. ,
8700. Vacant lots on Rose Hill, 50x1:5 feet. i Ili'ctCled l.aiie>. LO-JgS rilii ! itt/i0
82U0. Vacant lots on Rose Hill. 3>.>xlJ0 feet. 1 c„ „ „„jj- „ ,
ioGl. Vacant lots near the Spear p.acc, on East j lOl W6Cu 1D£T prCsGLt',
Highlands. I
8400. Lots on East Highlands.
81600. Lots on lower Broad street. 30x140 feet.
SPMj. Lots on lower Broad street. 50x147 feet.
82700. A lew modem two-story residence cn
East Highlands, with eight rooms, on terms
to suit purchasei.
S42'0. A new modern two-story residence on
Rose Hill.
83230. A new two-story residence on Rose Hill.
82:00. A new five-room house on Tenth avenue,
fronting the City Park.
8660. 1 . acre vacant lot on Third avenue.between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
S3ioo. l 4 acre with 5-room residence on Fourth
avenue, near Twelfth street.
SHOO. A very desirable vacant lot on Rose Hill.
6t>x:25 feet.
8700. A vaeant lot on East Highlands.
81CO to Sl-Hj. Gilt-edge lots on East Highlands,
the choicest building lots in Columbus.
Farms.
Very desirable Farm Lands. 2 1 ? miles southeast
of city, at from 830 to 835 per acre, in lots to suit
purchaser.
W. S. GREES, Real Estate Agt
LUDDEN & BATES’
MUSIC HOUSE.
Our summer offer for -July. August, September
and October at spot cash prices: Pianos 825 each.
Organs 81o each, balance December 1st, with
privilege of having time extended November 1st
to one or two years time if not able to pay np
balance. Call and examine onr large assortment
of first-class instruments at 1144 Broad street.
D. C. SHUTZE, Manager.
mylg su.wed^ri
WATCHES, CLO T. F,
Spectacles, Eye-Glastfs.
Bronzes, Spoons and Foils.
All are invited to call.
C. SCHOMBURG,
1115 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
send a va*uat.e treatise t sea.ed cocnititt ~i
particulars for heme cure. FREE f charre. a
Fp.eu.lid medical work ; siionld. tit? read bv ^ve—
man who is nervous and debilitated. Address,
Prof. F. C. FOULER, Modus, Couth-
FOR RENT.
—BY—
MOON A HARRIS
> > ; aver.::-. *
Second avenue.:
13It> Bruad streei. i’.r
llo8 Fr.»nt street. Br-
910 Third av- Ltue. 5c
Six-room heuse.
1345 See*>n<i av r u ie. 1
1544 Second avenue, e
1086 Fourth avenue, i
H«o3 Second avenue, ?:x room*.
S57 Third avenue. ?:x room?.
445 Broad street. f>ur rooms.
f.4l Broad street. live room#.
15-y> Second avenue, occupied bv R-v
Tjcti Second avenue, six rr*>ui5.*
Five 3-r> ■ m on Eighteen'
Tw.j nice new houses. R»_«*e Hill.
Elegant sleeping rooms over Nets
1039 Fitih avenue, four rooms.
Two store houses. WeDster build
1007. Store. Br*.»ad street.
ruer Sixteenth
Ja lUes building.
& TS.
Kr«.ker> A: xveal Estate As’.,.
Telephone X . 156
MiME
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—FOR
and Children.
$4.50
To Brunswick and Retm n
Every Saturday.
THE COLUMBUS SOUTHERN
■Will sell round trip tickets Columbus to Bruns
wick every Saturday, good to return on Monday
following,’at rate of* 84.50.
THikOl'GH SLEEPERS 60IXG A5D RETRXRG.
Secure tickets and sleeper berths from
C. M. CURRAN, Depot Agent.
C. H. SMITH, G. P. A. :un2o5
M B U S
I An instant relief for colic «.-* infants.*"
; dysentery, diarrhcea cholera infantum, o:
j ran gem en: of the stomach and bowels. I
j and heals the mucous discharge from tl
stomach or bowels. It makes ttie eritiea
of teething children safe and easy, and inv
I the system by :~s tonic influence. T:
j coughs and colds, nervous debility and s:«
aehe. Recommended and used largely
sic:ans and sold bv drajcrists.
WORKS.
Wholesale Manufacturers of
CAKRLA.GES, BUGGIES, ETC.
Special attention given to Rep-air W c-rk.
JAMES B. JHKiNnK i 10.. Pmprifior?.
Temperance Hail. Columbus, Ga. | tA7"
WHOLESALE BY
Brannon & Ca r son, a”d Paite
son A Thomas,
COLUMBrS. GA
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