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Engine’s Noise Disturbs Speaking at Boston and Raises a Point From Friday's dally. 1 Boston's celebration was a great ’ success. .Tie only Incident to mar the day was hardly a marring after all. It served to pqt t£e crowd in . a good humor and give them some thing to talk about. A freight train on the Coast Line made a great fuss for half an hour or letis, switching around In the neighborhood of the stand. Efforts to sy>p the noise were unsuccessful and as a last resort the crew of the train was placed-un- der arrest until after the speaking was over; The speakers' stand was ‘ loicated very near the railroad not far east of the depot. When Hoke Smith was In the midst of his address a long freight train, pulled by a big copper head engine came up and stopped at the depot. It soon began switching cars back an|l forth by. the stand making such a noise as. to drown the speaker's voice ontlrely, and made his words fall powerless. TRo crowd stopped their cara for a time, hoping the ibterruptfon would last for but a minute, ft, kept qp however, and the officers of the road, were appealed to to have the train move,on The reply came back It Is sold, for the train to continue, Its work. . Before this appeal wgs. sent, a motion was made from the stand for all who. fav ored tending ft to stand jip, The vote was practically unanimous. All the proceedings of the day were brought to a complete standstill, and the crowd passed from impatience to desperation and finally the, copductor was arrested and held until after the speaking was oVer._ II is said that one man W4 told him thaf'lf’ji* dfd not stop! his Genuine Blue Lick and . Deep Rock Mineral Waters By the Glass or by the Gallon. Ask Your Physician What the Farmers all Say About the Ellwood Fence, BROAD STREET fuss he would im dealt with'physi- cally. , . , • Some person! ire’flrmly dl the be lief that tho railroad ordered the train to atop at Boston and break up the speaking by noise, claiming that whenever the engine got in the neigh borhood of the stand the engineer would let off steam. Cooler heads, however, say that such an Idea is preposterous that the train crew wlfre merely doing their work as usual and had no desire whatever to dis turb the gathering. Hon. Hoke Smith took occasion ■ to call the attention of the audience to the Incident as showing how little regard the railroads hold for the pub lic. Tho Dinner. People who got to Boston and they were there by the thousand, say that such an array of good eating they tsfrdly ever saw before in their live*. There were three thousand pounds of barbecued meat and It was cooked to the true queen’s taste. Although the attendance was enormous, there was food in abundance left over. The special train from Moultrie hearing Mr. Smith did not arrive until half past eleven and this caused the ar rangements to be delayed. He did not finish speaking until long after the usual dinner hour and everybody waa hungry but thta only added sauce The Speech. Mr. Smith waa Introduced by Hon. 8. O. McLendon who cut his remarks very short because of the lateness of the hour. Mr. McLen don was presented to the audience by Mr. J.-J. Parramore. The argument of the candidate waa along the line of hit other speeches. He held tho Close, attention of bis hearers and they .were not backward about ex- pressing their appreciation of his platform. A number of people went Cheap Money To Loan Five year long loans In sums of 8300 to 810,000 negotiated on farm lands In Sscth West Georgia Wo oan supply your demands promptly and ara prepared to meet all competition. Cell nr write to Bell & Weathora Attarnoys at Law, Cairo, Sa, Henry Watterson Says the President Has Greatly Improved Henry Waterson waa a natural born Roosevelt hater, but in view of the President's recent actions Wat- terson concludes that,he has. been re created and tells about It in the most racy style; "Theodore Roosevelt, the-partisan Republican, succeeding the gentle] , The Ellwood is pig- tight, horse high, and ball strong. It has no wraps to slip, ho welds to break, is very handsome, is more durable than any other, and just 'as cheap- as the cheapest, so why not use the Ellwood? It is made especially for a hog fence and is absolutely guaranteed—If you are go ing to do any fenping write me before bnying, and I will take pleasure in quoting yon my very lowest prices. If then I can’t sell yon I certainly wont do you any harm, and might help you to buy cheaper elsewhere. We give all inquiries prompt and careful attention and when favored with an order ship it out promptly, John 0. Burney’s Hardware Store, Boston, Qa. Cane Mills MANY YARDS OF RED TAPE New Military Require ments Will Be Hard To Fill WANTED i Those old clothes to press into 5 . 'ervioe If : 1* not necessary to . J bny a now winter salt u long as J ‘ ROGERS, The Presser can make the old look like new,. J Ladies work a epocialty. Rea sonable price* per garment ROGERS PRESSING CLUB PHONE 64S-2- ISO Broad St • AAAAAAAAAAAAXAAAAAaaaaaaa McKinley with a ruthless assault up-1 J ' on southern ideas and preduections, I The best Cane Mill on the market today is the Southerland Cane Mill Twenty sizes and styles for steam or horse p~wer, two and three rollers, All who place their order on or before Novembei first will be given wholesale prices. We manufacture Crate Bare and Furnace Doors for syrup furnaces. We have just jeceived two car loads of Engines, Boilers and Duplex Steam Pumps General Foundry and Machine Shop, Catalog and prices on application. All inquiries given close attention. ; D. T SUTHERLAND Machine works and Foundry, Bainbridge, Ga. Thtfmasville Pawn Sho The Poor Man’s Friend; H yon want any money comeand s«e me, but don’t forget to bring your watches. diamond*, all kinds of jewelry umiture, clothing sad all othorvalua ble articles. tkat forgetfp look for the three ball* and you are ta find you ***!*, AT TELL. Promt* • A WEDDING PRESENT.!. ... .Should be selected with taste and appropriateness. Let us help you to find a suitable one. Our stock is large and contains an infinite variety of nice things for wedding pres ents and gifts. We will try to please you. L. H. Jerger House Mover If your honw 1* not In exactly the right locaUon I can move Itfor yon; any distance from one Inch to one mile. I have a complete outfit tor the work and the only oneln Thom* asvlllc. Drop me a card through the post office and I will caU on yon. J. B. Burns, Thomaavllle, Ga. MB over from Thomosille and a special on the Georgia Northern brought sev eral hundred,to Boston. EH - '• '— Mrs. James W. Grantham left yea terday for her home In Tampa, Fla. after a visit of several days to her mother, Mrs. J. E, Carroll. SOME SEASONABLE ADVICE. It-may be a piece of superfluous advice to urge people at this season of the year to lay In a supply of Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy. Is almost sure .to be needed before | the winter Is over and much more prorppt and satisfactory results are obtained when taken as soon as cold Is contracted and before It has become settled In the system which can only be done by keeping therem- edy at hand. This remedy Is widely known and ao altogether good that no one should hesitate abent buying It In preference to any other. It is for sale by J. W. RvtCf-k, Them aarille, Ga. f Everybody lays cotton wUl bo hl^b Store and insure It with E. M. representing the best compan ies In the world. mmmv In tho Ipdlanola affair, in the Crum affair and in the Booker T. Washing! ton affair; Theodore Roosevelt, the self willed Executive, twirling the Big Btlck and riding rough afiod over whoever dr whatever got la his way without much regard to law or'psage Theodore Roosevelt, the Presidential candidate, who, having captured the machine and secured his nomination seemed borne along upon a golden stream of campaign contr wrung from corporations by methods, that, to say the least of them looked like coercion. 'That was a year ago. Coming In upon a wave of unexampled popular volition, partly tho rebound of ex traordinary conditions, but at the same time an undeniable' personal tribute,' another and quite different Theodore Roosevelt appeared , upon the scene. The Big Stick was laid away,' tho habiliments of the Rough Rider were exchanged * for more con ventional apparel! "Words were uttered and energies were set in motion 1 which gave the people promise of ’emancipation from th% rapacity of certain aggregations >f ^capital that had long defied the law, an, finally, by an act of daring as original as it was felicitous and sustained throughout by Unflagging persistence and Intelligent purpose, this recreated Theodore Roosevelt stands forth a very archangel of peace bringing upon himself and bis coun try glory unspeakable. "These are simple facts emphasis ed by their unexpectedness, for they did not spring and could not spring from any logical deducUon either of personal character qr of political an-1 tecedents. Referring to the speech made at the statute of Jackson, Mr. Watter son says: "In breath' of patriotic spirit and In far reaching, statesman-llke sug gestion, nothing finer than this was said by Abraham Lincoln. It de serves Indeed, to be recorded In let ters of gold alongside the Gettys burg speech being at once an echo and confirmation of that Immortal utterance. "The South has wandered forty yean through a wilderness of sec tionalism for this vision of the prom ised land of perfect nationality. It has longed for some Messiah of pa- triotllsm and brotherhood to rise In the north and to reach out to it the hand of equality, having a heart to To Theodore Roosevelt thlshappy has fallen. ’Though we differ .to morrow, never again shall there be from us acerbity uf thought of speech. Today at least shall be given to the love of God, to the fellowship of manhood and to the united glory of our coun try. Let mean and paltry bigots let (.-luu faced partylsm for a mo ment stand aside. Room, room alone, whilst the President passes through the states lately In rebellion, for the grandeur of the nation and the maj esty of the people.” miymmmvmmmmmmmmmmm Albany Machinery Co. ~ largest MSI and Turpentine Supply House I ~' in South Georgia. ... -4 — ; We can fill orders of any size without delay in any department, Gasoline Engines, Power Cane Mills. Specialties In the Implement dept. Solicited . . . ALBANY MACHINERY CO Albany, Georgia INSOMNIA AND INDIGESTION CURED. “Last year I had a very severe at tack of Indigestion. I could not sleep at night and suffered most ex- cruciaUng pains for three hours after each meal. I wastroubled this way tor about three months when I used Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and received Immediate re lief," says John Dixon, Tullamore, Ontario, Canada. For sale by J. W. Peacock, Thomaavllle, Ga. to You in Inventor? If you arc wc can furnish you drawings for use in obtaining your patent. Our Mr. Potter is an Expert Patent Draftsman. He has had years of experience and can fill your needs on any kind of invention. The military of the state are much exercised over the new requirements published In late orders from the Adjutant General’s office. These re quirements say that all men enlisted hereafter must stand a physical ex amination and secure a certificate . signed by a surgeon. It further more states that any man applying for enlistment and under 21. years old, must secure the written consent of his parents. The order places the minimum enlisted strength at 10 and the maximum at 50. These or ders are promulgated to bring the military up to the standard required by the Dick bill. Col. Wylly of the Fourth Regiment is asked for an opinion as to the new regulations. In his reply he stated that if they could be enforced they would serve to bring the state troops approximated, but that -the before approximated, but that the company commanders would encoun ter a great deal of trouble in reach ing the standard. in the first place a margin of ten -n between the minimum and the maximum is too small to operate on. A conference between the governor and the adjutant general, however, decided that this provision of the law should he construed ns directory, and not mandatory. Any new organ Izatlon will he required to show to men before It will be admitted hut an old company will not be disband ed simply because it happens to fall below the minimum for a few weeks. All company,commanders in the state- however will be required to make every effort to keep their com mands up to the prescribed point. The medical examination will be hardly more than a form, any man of ordinary physique being able to stand It readily. This feature will be a bane to the existence of all en listing officers, as will the other re quirement making the consent of parents necessary for the enlistment of men under 21. The regulations cause a deal of red tape of which there Is already an abundance for the officers and the adjutant gener al's office too. The officers of the Fourth are tak ing their dose with equanimity, and promise Col. Wylly that they will see the thing through, even If they get choked to death with the tape. THOMASVILLE iron works, Themasville, Georgia. ' We Are Now Ready To Quote Prices and Submit Samples of FALL GOODS * For Men, Women And Children We carry evervthing ready-tc-wear an(L all orders will receive prompt and and careful attention ALWAY REMEMBER t. We send goods by express C. O. D. subject to ex amination before accepting. i We send two or three styles of garments for 1 selection. 3. We allow 10 per cent discount for cash, except on contract goods. B, H. LEVY, BRO. & COMPANY The Big: Store Savannah. Qa. VILE ASSAULT IN ATLANTA Atlanta Ga., Oct. 26.—Mrs, G. W. Moore, a white woman, who keeps 1 small store on Peachtree road Just outride the northern city limits, was criminally assaulted at 10 o’clock thU morning by a negro, who escaped, ."he crime was committed In the store when the woman was alone. Blool hounds have been put on the trail and posses have organized, determin ed to capture the negro. Three Negroes Arrested. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 26.—Three ne- aes.one answering a perfect de scription of Mrs. Moore’s assailant, have been arrested and are now in the Atlanta Jail. Mrs. Moore is ur,- corscious and In a critical condition. FOR SALE—To the highest bid der for cash, 20 head of fine cattle, more or leu, at the Huber place, four and a half miles south east of Meigs, Thomas county, Ga. Sale Is made for the purpose of a division among tha heirs ef the estate ef A. Haber, LOST—A white and red butt head ed unmarked cow and black and white calf marked swallow fork and underbit In right ear split and nm- derbtt In left ear. Reward for return J. P. Wilson, Merrillville, Ga.