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A Special Low Rate
EXCURSION
Will Be Operated
By The A., B. & A.
TO ATLANTA
SEPTEMBER 26th,. 1916
■'Special train leaves Vienna
Round Trip Kate . -
.....'6:22 A. M.
$2.00
Tickets sold at above rate will also be hon
ored on train No. 1, passing this station- about
four horn’s later..
Tickets good returning on any regular train
up to and including train leaving Atlanta-11
P. M. September 27th. Half rate plus odd
cents for children of half-fare age.
No lower two-day excursion fare /has ever
been offered from the above territory to Atlanta.
. For further information ask A. B. & A.
ticket agent.
W. W. CROXTON, G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.
JUNG LEE
Chinese- American Laundry
VIENNA. GA.
First - Class Laundry
work. Prompt ser-
vice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Your
business will be ap
preciated.
$100 Reward, $100
The reader* of thia papor will be
pleaaed to learn that there la at least
®ao dreaded disease that aotenco has
been able to cure In all Its stages, and
that la catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Mtoenccd by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment.
•Ball'* Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
1 acta thru the Dlood on the Mucous
ot the By stem thereby do
ylng the foundation of the disease,
ng the patient strength by building
d assisting na-
IK'
i have so much faith In the curative
that it falls to cure. 8end for list
Sold by all Druggists. Tie.
You
Are
Always
Assu ed
of
a
Good
Show
When
You
Visit
The
DIXIE
L. T. Wi
ins to New
Location on 0. S. & F. Ry.
L T. WILDER
The Lumber Man—Vienna,.Qa.
Discharged.
MADE'MOCKERY OF MONARCH
I am now rushing my new building to com
pletion and will soon handle my stock at my new
place.
I have a pretty good assortment of dressed
lumber on hand and more will begin to come in as
soon as I can store it in the new building.
I now have BRICK, and will have Lime, Ce
ment, in fact about anything that is used to build
a house, in a very few days.
Don't forget that I can cut your framing to
order.
Washington, Sept.—Nearly 15,000
national guardsmen have been dis
charged by the war department for
various causes since the state troops
were mustered into the federal ser
vice. A statement compiled shows
(hat on August 31, la3t, 9,446 mem
bers cf the guard had been discharg
ed for physical disability; 4,919 be
cause of dependent families; 14C to
return to government civil positions
and a number for other reasons.
Of the four departments into which
the guard organizations are divided,
_,916 discharges wree made in the
southern; 341 in the western; 959 in | George III,
the central and 10,384 in the eastern. I 11 zuin
1 India
In the Reign of George III English
Caricaturist* Proved the Power
of the Pencil.
Nearly every great diamond liax a
history. These histories arc always ro
mantic, embodying numerous adven
tures, some of which ore tragic. In Hie
history of the Hastings tragedy of V.
land ijr*a charge of bribery again;!
king, George III, widt h gave the gel
ice
the
art of -caricature
as had neve
the
In making the figures public, war
department officials emphasized the
fact that they were not intended as a
criticism of the guard-.
The number of discharges is about
10 per cent of the aggregate strength
of the national guard.
Democratic Speakers To |nvade West.-
Chicago, Sept.—A dozen or more
well-known democratic speakers will
begin tours of thecentral and west
ern states within a few days in be
half of Wilson and Marshall. The list
will include Vice President Marshall,
Senators Underwood, Hoke Smith,
Shafroth, Robinson, Lewis, Stone and
Reed and W. J. Bryan.
Vice President Marshall, is is said,
will speak in nearly every western
state after making a trip through In
diana.
could wield upon u i
of the king held ni:
very valuable dlarnc
and brilliancy, w
I ; number of cups in apound
\m(d the best coffee
y|oii)ever drank
oaten
lull'
uh i* of lha
At the period when 1
in.lficont peace offering was g!\
to the king the Impeachment of \V
run Hastings was advancing in parlia
ment and It was,current rumor that
this and several lesser diamonds were
the purchase price of Hastings* acquit
tal. Caricatures appeared in the win
dows of the printshops. One repre
sented Hastings wheeling the king to
market it) u burrow and saying: "What
a man buys he may sell again." In an
other, the king was exhibited kneeling,
with his mouth open and Hastings
throwing diamonds into it. An Italian
Juggler then in London pretending to
eat paving stones placarded the walls
with bills describing himself as “The
Greatest Stone Eater." Improving up
on this the caricaturists represented
the king In the character of the Great
est Stone Eater.
FAY IS BELIEVED
CAUGHT AT MACON
Macon, Sept.—Members of the
Sheriff's force said here today they
will communicate with the Federal au
thorities at the Atlanta penitentiary
to secure a description of Lieutenant
Robert Fay, the escaped bomb plot
ter.
A German tramp has been arrested
here in connection with the shooting
of E. C. Pearce, a local contractor,
last Saturday.
The man was taken in custody at
Lilly, in Dooly County, and brought
here last night. He says he has been
in this country only a very short time
and appears to know but little Eng-
lish, though he seems to be able to un
derstand all that is said to him.
NOBLEST OF ALL VIRTtti
True FriencUhl, Ha. QuatltlM
Render It a "Thing
ping-ttan* to leva.
Avowed with cad or aid malntataad
with gawd faith, Mwttl, la m
»tfM>1a«-«toie of lot*. Mm
a MS* hither w«fc Ma M
tt the tsta. calUag It -Lara. wMhaat
either Howen er to*." hriup. the
maxima breadth and depth of mess
ing, however, finds expreiatoa la Grim-
wujd’s lines: "Friendship la the flavor
of flowers, the lively sprite of life, lit.
sacred hond of blissful peace, the stub
wart staunch of strife.” Accept this or
coin other definitions ns we may. we
must not forget that even though It Is
the freest of all tho sentiments, It Is
by no meuns the lightest; on the con
trary, true frelndshlp, and I speak only
of this kiud of a friendship In Its sub
limes! and fullest sense, Is the noblest
of all the virtues. Such friendship,
whose laws are austere and eternal,
cherishes confidence and lauds fidelity.
It writes faults nnd frailties upon the
waters, and virtues und victories upon
the rocks. It downs bigotry, dissolves
doubts uud destroys the egotistical ”1"
for the co-operative “we." Like all
knowledge. It is free—divine nnd hu
man. It runs along to where the nat
ural ends nnd the supernatural begins.
"It keeps company with the sallies of
the wit and the trances of religion.'
ETR0G SACRED JEWISH FRUIT
Great Care Hat to Be Uaed in Keeping
This Citron From Being
The etrog or tacred Jewish citron la
oub of the costliest and most Interest
ing, and yet one of the least known
fruits to bo found in tho markets ot
the world. It has been used by the
Jews In connection with the feast of
tabernacles since the time of the Baby
lonian captivity and is still treasured
by the orthodox Hebrews in many
countries, says the Country Gentle
man.
In appearance the fruit greatly re
sembles the lemon, and it possesses a
strong and agreeable perfume. The
tree Itself is a variety of citron and
belongs to tho citrus family, of which
the orange and grapefruit are mem
bers. ^ .
Nearly all of the ctrogs, or cedrats
as they are sometimes called, are
grown In Palestine and on islands near
the coast of Greece. In these localities
the groves are planted in sheltered val
leys where the trees will be safe from
frost and drying winds.
Great care is used to protect the
fruit from the time of blooming until
it la sold. The young fruit Is tenderly
wrapped In soft Unt, lest k be marred
by a scratch or blemish, and when inn
tart K13 carefully packed is m special
ly box with Individual
llntd compartments. Tor religious pur
poses tt It estentlnl that the fruit be
i’rej £rss btes2l&*. Brea the dell-
Slit W pcettrfd Intact
*!H ;rc«ote t more general use of the
lattsill forest lands for summer homo
and recreational purposes, a federal
law hns been put into effect which al
lows the leasing at nominal fees of
tracts of ground of not more than five
acres for periods up to 30 years. This
plan replaces that hitherto in effect
which provided for the Issuance of re
vocable penults. Because It was lin
possible under that system for an indi
vidunl to bo certain of the duration of
his tenure, many persons showed re
straint In making material Improve
ments on the grounds they held. It
was largely because of this that the
present law was made. The terra per
mits now granted necessitate the
yearly payment of fees ranging upward
Ij/e guarantee th&t for Luzianne. If
it does not prove out on both points
after you have used the entire con
tents of one can according to direc
tions, tell the grocer you want your
money back and he’ll return it with- •
out a question. Buy this better coffee
today. Write for premium catalog.
The Reily-Taylor Co. New Orleans
COFFEE
v/hat Maksa People Laugh.
This comedian told of the time
when he nought to obtain a “Jab" with
a certain manager, who said to him,
“Make me laugh It you are a come
dian.” That was rather a hard oae,
but the comedian, equal to the occa>
slon, replied: “I am too hungry to
make you burst right out Into laughter,
but 1 con make you smile It you can
lend me eighty dollars, and then don’t
take my address.”
"The manager smiled first,” continu
ed the comedian, “but not really at me.
It' was the mental shock ot being
asked tor eighty dollars, and then
realizing that he didn't have to give
tt to me. A happy mental shock usu
ally results In laughter, as nearly all
mirth 1s caused by little brain sur
prises. There Is a reason tor the
slapstick stuff. Just enter a street car
with a certain pose, and see what hap
pens. Why, a little Innocent bobbing
feather of u woman's hat, which tick
les the nose of the long-suffering man
next to her, is provocative ot audible
mirth.”—“Affairs at Washington," Joe
Mitchell Chappie, in National Maga-
zlae.
Good.
FresH —-
'll "....’Pure , OTjl|<t '
CHEAP
as can be bought
anywhere fo»*
cash
R. R. Burke
M
The Secret of the Submarine‘ia
the serial picture being shown every
Friday at the Dixie. See who gefs'
the books next Friday.
Are you interested in |
bargains?,'
Not'one*of^Thofl$ •
. _ ‘‘make-believe”bargains]
that doesn’t last, but a real bargainJthat puts]
money in your pocket everyday. J
£ That is the kind of a bargain you getjwhen^wej
sell you
from $5 according to the location of
underlies the whole superstructure of *h® ground selected. Persons antlcl-
frateruallsni and links us with home
nud with all that we understand and
love. Take It away, and It disjoints
und dislocates everything. Lost, It Is
"chaos come ngnln." Loyal and obedi
ent, It Is n shield uud a high tower,
standing for equality and Justice, and
Icudlng the world on on one sya-
teiu of laws for all people, and
n fraternal recognition of the solidarity
of the race.—“Friendship, Charity and
Benevolence," George Leon Varney, In
National Magazine.
When Boston Phones.
Manners nre now being taught to
tho telephone-using public by the tele
phone companies' advertisements.
Courtesy is described as beglanlng
when the bell rings, as demanding
promptness In answering a call, nu
making helpful an Immediate state
ment like this: “Corydon 5543. Ru
dolph speaking;” nnd as calling forth
In return. "Mr. Greutorex of the Ku- (
rekn wishes to speak with Mr. Mini
mum." The way having thus been
cleared, Greatorex and Minimum can
proceed to talk without u period of
feeling round, Baying vilollo” and
making sure thnt the map desired Is
at tlje other end of the wire. There
can be the salutation of the day, an 1
then to business. Long ago the tele
phone operators were made pupils In
this school of good will, and willy-nilly
they have to be courteous.—Christian
.Science Monitor.
patlng making Improvements not In ex
cess of $1,000 nre able to obtain land
permits from district foresters which
are effective for 15 years. Other
leases most be approved at Washing
ton. When land Is to be used for ho
tel or resort purposes tho application
Is accompanied by the plans, specifica
tions, and estimated cost of tho build
ings to be erected and improvements to
bo made.—Popular Mechanics Mnga-
NEW AUTOMOBILE
REPAIR SHOP
If you want sat
isfactory automo
bile repair work,
give me a trial.
I am now locat
ed In the old News
office building.
Cole’s Down
Draft Range
It is a range low in price.:
It is made of copper-al
loy iron, that remarkable!
rust-resisting metal.
It hhs non-break-1
able malleable iron]
features, something]
you need but do notl
find in other low]
priced
teed ranges/
- It is especially
economical of,coal..
It kindles'f readily,]
burns,freely' balosj
quickly"and evenly.1
Can you think:of: anythingTelwfybu*require)
in a range? *_ i
Come and see itl It’s the range you're seeking.j
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