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The Search-Light. BAINBRIDGE, APRIL 27, 1901 A CEUTA 1.1 dl’KIS a.\i> v\ l.vitRTAl* mut oii.gia, 1 wrote to Dr. Whey, a cfcii i ai.» Hov who kinrtlv consented to analyze the I samples of w teat I had ou hand. The samples of wheat Were forwarded to A certain Duke, while living from tom, o atatinil tft t lw» tlftrU Oil 1118 68t<lL6 f. J from him trhif*h I ftp* the station to the park on his estate feoe [ ved a re pott from him which “And do you dislike him?” “Dm- t0 lngDect a company of artillery, ob- pend in the table given below: like him? I hate him so much I some- Bartfa(1 a r!iatf ed urchin keeping pace *5pil»gMJff5 ! ) 6 S , ff—'‘ Professional Cards- tiroes wish I could marry Philadelphia 'Times* bim.”- seryed a ragged urchin keeping pace j with the carnage at his sidej says Spare Moments. His Grace* being * EigS'S . « struck with the cleanliness of the lad » 3-?ji?3* 5 Spring coughs afe specially dan- he wa9 going . T he UfN/lf aero m and unless ouMwl at once, ser- a * Kea ,,,ra wl, '- rc 8 " &-.?•- ” i. .# »-*•— »»i- lad replied) “To the park to see the Duke and .oger.” \mmimm The Duke feeling interested, stop , . _ : ped his carriage and opened the door : I 6- : P: ; to the lad, saving he could ride to the ions resuits ofneu follow. One Min ute (Jough Cufe acts like magic. It fs not a Common mixture but is a high grade remedy. R. L. Hicks. A Missoufi editor says we should never Judge a man by the clothes he wear's, because “a patch Oil the seat of the pants may often cover a Warm heart.” The sentiment is good, but the editor’s knowledge of anatomy is not what we had a right to expect. — Ex. “Last winter I was confined to my bed with a very bad cold on the lungs. Nothing gave me releif. Fin ally my wife bought a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure that effected a speedy cure. I cannot speak too highly of that excellent remedy.”— Mr. T. K Houseman, Manatawney, Pa. K. L. Hicks. The Rochester Railway Company has decided to equip its cars with fixed individual straps tor the beuefit of standing passengers. The almost universal custom is to arrange the straps on a horn >ntal pole. It is ar gued that with a fixed strap one pas senger cannot monopolize two straps, that the straps cannot become bundl ed and that ttic regular distribution of the straps at fixed intervals tends to distribute the crowd throughout the car. In Rochester the straps are hung about eighteen incites apart, “I had piles so bad I could get no rest nor find a u ire until 1 tried DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Afier using it once, I forgot I ever had anything like Piles.”—U. C Boicc, Somers Point, N. Y. Look out for imitations. Be sure you ask for Dc Witt’s. R. L. HickB. park with him. The delighted lad, being in igno- fanue Of whom he was, kept his grace Interested with quaint remarks till the park gates Were readied. As the carriage entered it was sai nted by the company and guns, whereupon his grace said to the lad: “Now, can you show me where j k> ».«»«tec terete k*- the Duke is?” ggiSSSSS££Ea«S3i? The lad eyed ins person all over,' then looking at the Duke, replied, j 8Si&S8S8gKS885Sga quite seriously: “Well, I dunno, mister, but it’s f , ... c0®«cBNSs5NaS8s.*J either you or me! BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE Food Value of Ueorgla Wheat Shown by Analysis. Bon. O. B. Stevens, Commissioner of Agriculture. Dear Sir—Lost year I reported to yon the analyses of a number of samples of Georgia wheat, giving their food value M compared with other American wheats of the best quality as exhibited at the World's Columbian Exposition at Chioaga As you may remomber, the Georgia wheats compared very favorably with these wheats, in foot, the average of the Georgia wheat analyzed by this depart ment showed a somewhat better analy sis than the average of the American wheats of the best quality exhibited at Chicago. BE. S. J CHESEUT, Physician and Snrgecn Treats diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Ail edits promptly attended* office off Btoughtoh Street* ]. E. MATHIS, Contractor and Builder, RAINllRID GR\ QA. The United States are now pat ronizing the banana plantations of the West Indies and of Central Amer ica to tire amount of about $8,000 000 a year. The island of .Jamaica alone is sending to this country oyer 4,' 00,000 bunches a year,, which' means $1,500,000 to tho producers and shippers of the colony. Tho con tributors of the tens of millions of bunches which this country consumes annually conic from Costa Uioa, Nic aragua, Honduras, Mexico, Cuba, p.nto Rico, .Jamaica and San Do mingo. It will be seen from the above that the Georgia wheats show uu well In addition came the following kind letter from Dr. Wiley, the effect of which should be very helpful to the Ge&gia wheat growers. Jso. St McOandlbss, State Chemist, WHAT’S YOUR FACE WORTH? Sometimes a fortune, but never, if you have a sallow complexion, For the purpose of comparison and jaundiced look, moth .patches and refreshing your memory I repeat below , blotches on the skin—all signs of the table of analyses then reported to Uver trouble> But Dr . Ring’s New Life Fills give clear skin, rosy cheeks, rick complexion. Only 25 cents at R. L. Hicks’s drug etoie. you: l hvniio.il Aim yse* ot t*eor«lu Wheat. ? ? K 5 a a: ? §> ss ¥ ► w > p a g »5- } 0 ? ? op? * r .- c!K«3iPPsfp. «!fSM?!Is&rry j i ? I jrf2 3»- * faf 55 3. ?F?! t i§ s '! 5 fia 3go? g§ . ... : •3'g : ?3ci -Ai ?,-! 355 : * Ab-c ?5r-c g <5,58- • Pi i £ 8$$ SS8IS8?bskRSlgfe^K3SSiS “I have been troubled with indi gestion for ten years, have tried .many tilings and spent much money ito no purpose until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken two bottles and gotten more relief from them Ilian all other medicines taken. I feel more like a boy than I have felt in twenty years.” Anderson Higgs of Bunny Lane Tex. Thous ands have testified as did Mr. Riggs. R. I*. Hicks. The Philadelphia Record (Dem.) • says: “The suggestion of Bishop Turner that the negroes should be transported from the United States to Africa is interesting a subject of discussion, but it has no practical .ytlue. Even if a number of negroes in excess of the annual increase of the black population could Ire sent over every year, thus causing a steady decline in the number here, the rais ing of the enormous fund that would necessary to es'ablish hundreds of thousands of people in a new home wo .id be a s-rious matter. It is doubtful, too, if the required number could be induced to give up their American homes, llow inhumane, indeed, is the very suggestion! The South has a grave problem to solve, but will succeed in time if allowed lo work witlu ut interference.” — jet: T ■ i - usuvu lu nave iu.wu ruu i3SE8SS2j;!tSaessaS8blj;eg|?i'3’g.g highest possible speed. The experi ment was successfully carried out, but the chairman of the committee of In vestlgntlon was still unsatisfied. "That’s very well as far as It goes.” he exclaimed, "but could you gunraD tec your guD to go op firing automatic ally at tbe same rate for, say, 24 hours?" "1 can,” was the quiet reply, “and 1 will—on one condition.” "And that Is?" "That the government finds and pays for the ammunition.” At first the committee were Inclined to close with the offer, but when It was discovered that 804,000 rounds would be fired and tlint tbe cost of tbe experi ment would bo something like £5,760 they dispensed with the trial. 5? You will waste time if you try to cure indigestion or dyspepsia by starving yourself. That only makes it worse when you do eat heartily. You always need plenty of good food properly digested. ICodol Dyspepsia Cure is the result of years of scien tific research for something that would digest not only some elements of food but eyery kind. And it the remedy that will do it. R. L. Hicks. An Abandoned Tent. Sir BI tarn 8. Maxim was once a vic tim of one of the British war office’s sudden freaks. When the Maxim quick firing gun was being tested by the government with a view to finding out Its weak points. Its iuventor was asked to have 10.000 rounds fired at the as 8££SS82SgS«!ia3isaiSS£ am ss sjj? I K g £ £ K H £ j; £ g Si: s S 3 S; Sr'S £'£ a *1 *1 (4 t? c: XI c -- re S 4} 3: V Z'l 4^ ti i'l 8B28eSt:a8382«S£SSS5 fe'rieiiSKSiSBStSSffifc'irfjgSiS S&!r3g :o. ica.cc.— — — sffiaaggsggsrkeKss! sa I £ a e f B * Aooorcliu^ to the ru es for ascertaining comparative food value.-* adopted by the fudge.* at the World’s Columbian Exposition at Chicago, the average Georgia wheat would haw been ratednt 100.23 The average of the samples exhibited at World's Fair would have been rated at 108 M Iu these tables tho moist gluten and drv gluten do not constitute a part of the 10) por cent, but are independent estimations in tended to show the quality of the flour as a bread maker. Continuing this investigation, I ob tained from Mr. T. C. Martiu samples of tho wheat exhibited at the last State Fair, held iu Atlanta. The pressure of the state’s work and various causes oonspired to delay work ou this lot of samples so thac I am only now ready to report. * After analyzing the samples and findiug that the Georgia wheats still compared very favorably with those from other parts of the union, I decided to send on portions of the samples to. Dr. H. W. Wiley, chief chemist of the United States Department of Agricul ture for analysis, inasmuch as in one of the publications of his department on the cereals, it was stated “that the poorest wheats were grown in the South ern states. ” As the result of my aualy- sis had proved to me that this statement was too swooning, at least for the uuner G. R ATJ8' Office With Townsend A and* BAINBRIDGE - B* 1), BOWES flTRO* H. I BOWER & BOWL ATTOfiNEts AT ui SAimim, 0 o&aul Practice in the state court, M and Justice courts. Also deni*™- estate, improved and wild Isas.. lots for sole. Bids Subfnitteti on All Rinds of BRICK: or i WOOR : WORK. 18-1 tf R. J. ROONEY, Contractor and uilder. • . ■■■—a Egjimates cheerfully furnished on all . . classes ot building. . . J. W. BURNEY, ft^fflTECT ftIJD BUILDER BAINBKIDGE, GEORGIA. j®* A gent for Hardwood Mantels, Doors, Bash and Blinds, and contracts for first-class Cement Sidewalks. Fresh Meats AA1 Kinds AT MY NEW BUTCHER ON WATER STREET. JETEH. POWELL SHOP, TOMB STONES, AND Do you contemplate erecting a monument or tomb stone, or in any way im proving your cemetery lot? If so, write me at CUTHBERTs GA. 1 will submit designs and prices and will call at year home to see you. The best work of all Grades cf Granite and lyfarkle PRICES TO SUIT YOU. T. G. SPEARMAN, Cuthbert, Ga. To the Public. 1 nave a very large spring and sum mer pasture near town where I will take cows at morning and graze them during fhe day. returning same abnight, for the *11 rn of $1.25 per month. GEO. D GRIFFIN. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Ftlllslnw tbe Wutt Prod net. A parish In the highlands had been cut off from communication with the nearest town owing to a severe sdow storm, relates The Scottish American Supplies began to give out. and the minister weB much perturbed In mind as his snuffbox was quite empty. The Snhbath came round. How was be to get through Ills discourse without the aid ot his usual stimulant? Hp appeal ed to Uls faithful henchman, tbe sex ton. Alas, be was In a similar unsat isfactory predicament! How was It to be remedied? Andrew shook his head, thought long and suddenly disappear ed. Presently he returned with some thing resembling snuff wrapped care fully In paper. Tbe minister took a hearty pinch or two and then asked: “Where did you get It. Andrew?" •Tlease, air, I Jurt went and sweeptt tbe pulpit oot,” was tbe reply. Trade Marks Desions Copyrights Ac. W. I. GEE] attorney and Cftunieltr At COLQUITT. - G£(] OfFick: In Court Honie. ALBERT H. HTJSSEI Attoney at Law BAINBKIDGE, - - G E0R^ Office Over Bainbridge State ] J. 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