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Vienna News.
FUBLIIHED EVERT FRIDAY AT tl A YEAR.
,T. A. ADKINS. Jr., Editor A Pub.
ORLANDO COLLINS, AwodaU Ed.
Omcuu, Organ or Dooly Codkty
and of The City or Vikana.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION 1,380.
M^The New* will nol be responsible
f or views expressed bjr correspondents.
Entered April totb, 1903, according to
•ct of Congress March 3, 1879, at the
poitofficeat Vienna, Ga.,aa ircond-clsss
matter.
TELEPHONE NO. H.
VIENNA, GA., JULY 17. 1flOH.
A newspaper man over in Paris
inherited seven million dollars
the other day. Just ns he was
beginning to enjoy his wealth I10
Woke up.
Still another ruee riot tip North.
This time it happened in Now
York eity, because a “ cop ” at
tempted to arrest a.negro who was
raising a disturbance on the street.
An angry citizen went to tliC
office of « Tennessee .editor the
ntherdny to lick him. TIis re
mains were sent to the old home
stead for interrmeiit. 1
The first dispatches had the
pope breathing his last, but it
now seems that fho old man is
going to get well in spite of all
the operations the doctors can
perform.
An Idaho clergyman predicts
that there will soon he ten Mor
mons in the United Status Senate,
and says that the political leaders
of Idaho, Utah and some other
States have' formed an alliance
with the Mormon church.
The cashier of a New York bank
has confessed to stealing #50,000
of the bank's funds. If ho has
not acted the fool and “ blowed ”
it all in, lie can stand trial and by
a liberal use of his stolen money,
Oould cither get clear or get a light
■sentence.
A determined effort is being
made to have the legislature ap
propriate #60,000 for a Georgia
ex.hibitattheSt. Louis exposition.
For tho sake of Georgia we hope
this effort will be successful.
Georgia can ill affort to not have
an exhibit there.
It is cloarly evident that the
Russians do not want the Jews ns
neighbors any longer; and thny
havo hit upon the plan of perse
cuting them so that they will seek
more congenial climes. Russia
will never consent to clmngo her
arbitrary laws concerning these
people; and they will be forced to
emigrate to other countries. There
nro far more desirable citizens
than those Russian Jews, but that
does not palliate the great wrong
Russia is doing them.
Negro leaders in Indianapolis
are taking steps to avert n race
war. and an organization known
us the “Negro business League”
has been formed for the purposej“
of ridding the eitv of what tin
UNJUST LEGISLATION.
Discussing the announcement
that a California fruit grower has
a mind to try negroes as fruit
pickers, the Chattanooga Times
says:
“All right; no need of waiting.
Come and get them. California
is welcome lo every negro it can
persuade away from the South.”
But what will happen to the
man who comes to take them
away ? “ It so happens,” remarks
the Charleston (8. C.) News and
Courier, “that if the California
fruit grower or his agents should
come to Sout h Carolina and try to
induce the emigration of negroes
to his State, ho would be locked
up in jail and prosecuted for as
sisting emigration from this Stnte.
It is a very remarkable thing that
the legislature of South Carolina
should have passed laws prohibit
ing the operation of immigration
agents in this State. Numerous
arrests have been made of land
Mid industrial agents who have
been trying to induce the emigra
tion of negro labor from South
Carolina,”
UlC game difficulty 'would he
met in Georgia. Tho California
fruit grower’s agent, or any other
agent, who came on a similar er
rand, would he taxed #500, and
very likely he made uncomforta
ble in other ways. “ We do not
believe,” says our South Carolina
contemporary, “ that the statutes
•would stand fora, moment if they
wt re submitted to any United;
States court for interpretation/'
We also havo our dohbts on this
point, and in any ease the statutes
are morally wrong. Such restrict
ive legislation is intended to keep
tho negroes where they are whether
they wish t,b remain or not, while
under the general laws of the land
they are free to go to the ends of
the earth if they elect so to do.
Such legislation not only re
stricts the negroes’ freedom, but
injures the Stnte from which they
would emigrate. For the greater
the outward movement of negroes
the greater the inward movement
of desirable white sottlers.
Young man, what is your aim
in this life? Your aim may be
high, but the great trouble with
so many of you is that you are
such poor shots. Thdre it much
for you to aim at, but the highest
aim of your life should be to live
such a life that you will be missed
when you die. There are many
men today who could be useful
men, mentally, physically and
financially able, bnt they live for
self and self alone, and when they
die they will pass out without a
mourner. Their greed for gain
hns given a deaf ear and a blind
eye to all that is pure and noble.
Their first consideration in all
business transactions is the al
mighty dollar, and not the good
the good they may do or t he
friends they may make. Young
man, if your aim 'in life is to
make money, matters not how it
comes, there will be no doubt as
to your making it, but when you
have amassed a fortune you will
doubtless find you have no friends
save for your money. Like n gnat
on fhe horn of nn ox, the world
will not know when you came «r
when you left. Have a lofty aim
in this life; live to do tho World
some good and to bo missed when
you die. A'kind word a gentle
deed, will cost you nothing; and
it will live long after you have
left the busv scenes of this life.
FOUNDATION OF HEALTH,
lurlshment is the foundation of just!
—life—,irell>ith. Kodal DUpepsiu Cure
Is the one great medicine' that' enables
the stomach and digestive organs 10 di
gest, assimilate and trunstorm all funds
into tiie kind of Mood that nourishes the
nerves and feeds the tissues. Kodal lays
tilt foundation for health. Nature does
tiic rest. Indigestion, dyspepsia and all
disorders of the stomach and digestive
organs are cured by the use of Kodal.
Sold by Vienna Drug Co.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Dr. King’s New
Life Pills. Thes pills change weakness
into strength, listlessness Into energy,
brain-lag Into mental power, They’re
wonderful In building up health. Only
*5 cts per box. Forbes & Cox Drug Co
Out in Kansas the other day
forty farmers stopped a Missouri
Pacific traiu and wont through it
searching for harvest hands. Tltoy
offered passengers #2.00 ami #1)
per day for threo week's. It is
said, that more than 50,000 men
are needed in tho harvest fields in
that State, and every effort has
been exhausted to obtain hands
from outside the State. Oh 1 if
they could only got hold of a few
thousand of the idlo negroes of
this State.
lust About Bed-TImo
take a Little Early Kiser—tt will cure
constipation, billiousness and liver
I troubles. DeWIts’s Little Early Risers
are different front utlier pills. They do
j not gripe or iireak dawn the mucous
membiancs of the stomach, liver, and
eMt*r element call tilt* ”jim : howells, but eurrs bv gently arousing the
crow" negro, or the shiftless, secretions and giving strength to these
organs. Hold liv Vienna Drug Co.
The defeat of the child labor
worthless class. It is the plan of
the league to find out all these
shiftless negroes and report them
to the police anthorities with the
request that they he driven out of WU shows that the corporations in
t, nvll * * | this state have a very strong hold
on the law-making machine, and
Native journalism in India is j they are always looking after their
often most amusingly frank. Tints (ixitfnwtss. The welfare of tlious-
in a now publication brought out an ^ 8 innocent, tender souls
bv a native editor the lust column I coun ts n8 nothing with the law-
was blank, except for the 1 makers when a big corporation is
ing naive statement: “This is
only tho beginning of our |taper.
Wo were not sure how much mat
ter was required to All up our
palter, and thinking we had suf
ficient, we did not exert ourselves
to get more. We, therefore, l>eg
onr renders will excuse us this
time time for the space left blank
and we hope to muke ample
amends for tne future.
at the other end of the argument.
It is indeed strange to understand
how the right*' minded, honest
men could oppose such a bill as this
one, and lend their votes to defeat
it. But it will not down. The
day .is not far distant when the
sent intent of the people will rise up
and force the men who have kept
this lnw off the statute books to
either pass it or get out.
WHAT THE EDITOR DOES NOT
KNOW.
It is tin idea of venerable age
and universal prevalence that an
editor ought to know everything
and ns a matter of fact he ought
to be well equipped for the im
portant work which he has in hand.
But even an editor is circumscrib
ed by human limitations, and
thore is n line beyond which he
cannot go in his research for
knowledge and truth. Beyond
this line lie many subjects which
he cannot understand; fields
which he cannot explore and
depths of human wisdom which he
cannot fathom. Prominent in this
category are certain facts which
closely concern his own • work—
matters to which he devotes his
talents and his energy, yet he
cannot compass them. For in
stance, we never saw an editor
Who know—
Why every fellow in town could
run the local newspaper better
than the editor.
Why tt town will insist on hav
ing a good paper and then refuse
to support it.
Why the worst enemy of the
paper is the fellow who does not
spend a penny to keep it up.
Why (he harshest critic of the
matter which the paper contains
is the fellow who borrows his
neighbor’s copy because he does
not subscribe for it himself.
Why the merchants of a town
who of all men ought to wish tho
people to come to town, are so
unwilling to advertise in their
home paper.
Why the public expects the ed
itor to live 011 taffy and fresh air,
and the “devil” to eat the crumbs
that fall front his master’s table
Yes, these are things that others
seem to know, hut they area seal
ed book to the editor.—Rochelle
New Era.
Offers Premiums for Races
JULY 16TH.
Open to Dooly County.
TROTTING:--
Purse SI00. Mile heat, 3 in 5, owriar to drive. ' Owned
since May 1. Entries close June 1, Entrance fee $5. $5 1
additional unless more than five enter.
RUNNING.—
Purse 825. Half-mile heats, 2 in 3. Entrance fee $2.50.
Entries close July 1.
MULE. RACE—Running'.
Purse $10. Half-mile heats, 2 in 3. Entrance fee $1.
•ENTER NOW.
For further information apply to
J. O. HAMILTON, Secretary.
Other Races or Attractions will be held.
Come at Once!
WE ARE GOING TO CLEAN OUT
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
In the Next Thirty Days.
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Everything will be sold at v-iry Low Prices, as all the goods
must be sold to make room for our FALL and WINTER STOCK.
You can seethe SLAUGHTER PRICES we mention here:
GOOD 9c. LA WN at.'. 6 l-4c.
“ 12 l-2c. “ at 9c.
SWISS, Worth ISc. at 12 l-2c.
FINE SILK GINGHAM, Worth
3!) to 40c., vow.at 22 l-2c.
CALICO, Worth 5c., at
“ “ 6c., at....
$1.00 PANTS at
$1.75 “ at
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
”1 would cough nearly all night long,”
write. Mrs. Chat. Applegate, of Alexan
dria, Ind., “and could hardly get any
sleep. I had consumption to bad that If
I walked a block I would cough fright-
fully und spit blood, but, when all other
medicines f.i[led.three ti.uj buttles of Dr
King’s New Discovery wholly cured me
end I gained 5Spounds.’’ it is absolute,
ly guaranteed to cure coughs, colds, L
grippe, bronchitis and HI throat and
long troubles. Price 50c and #t. Trial
bottle* free at Forbes & Coxe Drug Co.
4 12c.
5c.
58c.
98 c.
BEST $5 Pants at $8.50
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Our Woollen Cashmere is also at Very Low Prices.
Laces and Embroideries going at Bargains.
Large Stock of Men’s Top-shirts and Balbriggan Undershirts
at Rock-bottom Prices.
All of our Clothing’ is reduced 25 to 35 per cent.
• Mt u’s and Ladies’ Oxfords at 25 to 35 per cent. off.
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We have so many Bargains to offer that we cannot name half
of them. Give us a call and we will convince you that our priees
are the Lowest and our Goods THE BEST.
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New York Bargain House,
FELDSER & RAINBOW, Propr’s.
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