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IIIUU. F. AXU A. RAILWAY The Search-Light. | In the course of a short time this ibtor ; iittw route to Florida will lie opened from this eitv to Tallahassee. Along Some Prices 8. RUSSELL RRM. IrM—- Knttnl at th* Po,t Offlce at Bai.ArUy; t , lht Work j, rapidly Oa.. at *tivnd-ila»» mutter. , ■ _ m , ] progressing and there is not m,.ui l»IPI»HTA.\T M»Tlt:K, more grading to lie done. The cross- ... tie* are being provided' at all points Notice is hereliy given that I have tins I . • :i a /a desienatedthe Hain-bhuhie SEARCH ion the road and soon the iron r..H9 Lhjht. a weekly uewrpaprr published | wl |j From Tallahassee the In Hamliridae. Or., as the medium tor ... , , i .<', im „ K ..iiii* the publication of all legal adverti-e- road will he p .shed on to Gainesville . _ 2 _ A* 4L.. hiU am! m i ll! i.u merits eininating from the Sheriff's office (luring the year '.9111. .Ian. 10th. 1901. A. W. Form AM. sheriff. and Tampa. This new route in con nection with the Central of Georgia, opens a new territory for develop nient with resources peculiarly pruiu- A “womanly” man is probably one that doesn’t like a sponge as j Wllgt bl . sil , t(l affording to the travel- well as hedocs awash rag. j ||uh|jc t:oranu . rcL . a highway Bain bridge expects to put on her u> and from Florida of the first mi holiday attire during the encamp- j portanee. Every mile of the road incut begu iling the 19th inst. j runs through a territory superior to ] aV' m either of the two slates in Jeffersonian Democrats,. Bryan | agricuUlirjll p088lb ilitics; differing in Democrats and now conies McKinley | lorni!it . on , rom other portl0 n« of Democrats. Will wonders never i j,«| orl( j a a ,„j So i t h Georgia, its pro* cease ? What can possibly ha,.pen j ^ g grertter van , ly t |,a.. next ? One Christian Scientist has be n found courageous enough to live up to her faith—or perhaps die up to it. Hiingcr'is imaginary, she declares, as is disease, and food is ns useless us medicine. The question of debate, “Who is a Democrat?” between the two doughty champions, Tillman and MoLannn, will hardly be settled by them. De mocracy would not be affected by a decision ill favor of either of them. Some how or other, or some how else, Mr. MoLanrin has decided to withdraw his resignation of his scat in the United States senate. Thu mid-summer campaign that had been planned between himself and Sena tor Tillman lias developed into a in'd-summer dream—nothing inon . can be successfully grown elsewhere. This region is the only one in the United States where the Cuba and Sumatra tobaccos can be successfully grown. These are produced on a large scale and have been the source of wealth to the people for genera tions past. The largest tobacco plantation in the world is on this road and the article marketed from these plantations stand without a rival among domestic tobaccos. Compt. Gen. Wright l as been baring recently some lively tilts with the railroads operating in tins stale, lie chums that the companies have returned their property at a figure considerably below his esti mate of their value. It is probable a board of arbitration will have to be called to sttlle the differences. The department rf state at Wash ington is informed relitibly that the Chinese govornment has issued a de cree agreeing to pay an indemnity of 450,000,000 taels, equivolent to about j showing from a standpoint of popu- $837,000,000 at the present rate of tion at, least, of exchange. It is known that the According to the returns, the per centage of increase in the negro pop ulation of the United Stales was m the last ten years a little over 13, while it at of the whites wns something over 32. The gen eral impression has long been that the negro increase in population was in advance of that of the whiles, but these returns would seem to put at rest this opinion. However, there can he no doubt that the lax way tu which .the last census was taken responsible in a great measure for the seeming remarkable difference in returns. Throughout the South many complaints have beeu made to the imperfect returns of the last census, and a number of towns have been underrated oil that account. Surely the people have not thus been so badly deceived in their ] dgment. We nre confident that if the negro was properly enumerated that he would make a much more creditable whole subject of the indemnity will Mr. Edison has invented a new lie closed-up before the end of the' P 1 ' 00 '-' 88 800,1 10 l,e g ivtilJ t0 tl,e present month. If that is not done world by which the average poor aud evacuation is not uuder|way on a n,,,n wl " bo a *’' e t0 erect a brown large scale theu the Chinese govern- 8l0,le mansion for his dwelling. It moot must be assessed $1,000,000 18 u°t to be only a brown stone t'ach day to compensate the powers I I rout, l*he same material through- for the maintenance of their military 1 0llt " He claims that its cheapness forces in China. Under this whip ; ca ;8t ‘ it to take the place of pine tue Chinese government is forced to | “the wood maierlpls for build- yield. ( ' I lug purposes, and will eventually — m m i ■ I take the place of these materials in Five years ago the Girl Bachelors’ the humble cottage of the poor as Club was organized in Philadelphia. ] well as the stately mansion of the Its main purpose was to demonstrate'rich. Now, if he will only give us that young women could get along something to eat and wear as pro- withoul male escorts, and solve the ; portionately cheap, who would he a Other problems of life on their own j millionaire ? hook; <n short, that man was a sup erfine s appendix to the social body. The members took nice little vows, w ith conditions to them, that they would uevei marrv. Fora lime every thing went well, and the girls were delighted to know that what they had surmised was really true—they could get along without the hoys. Theu Cupid began to shoot darts in to the bunch, and one after auother look advantage of the saving clause in the vow, aud dropped out aud got married. To-day, it is said, the only member of the club remaining is the president. The others are all mar- The official records at Washington show that during the past eleven mouths 43,339 names have been ad ded to the pension rolls. 35,308 of these were on account of services ren dered in the civil war. 306 addit ional pensions have been granted for services in tltte Mexican, Indian and war of 1812. In addition to this, 4,100 winch had been dropped were reinstated. From the above the Macon Telegraph figures that in the next quarter of a century the national pensioners will practi cally own the U. S. Treasury and AT •>2^33 hi o k; S' Absorbent Cotton. 2 02. for. 5c Just half luv regular price. BKUsHKS- -Ball Brrn he-. 1 ooth Brushes. Shoe Brushes. Flesh Brasher Complexion Brushes. Naii Brushes, Cloth Brushe».40 per cent.oft*. 1 his in the largest and finest stock of brushes ever seen is Bain bridge .and the prices are away below prime New V ork cost. Brown's Iron Birers. $1.00 size nOc Biank Books 40 per cent off Black Draught. 2 packages 25c Comb*—A marnotb stock .40 per cent off Chamberlin's Cough Cure, 25c size .15c Chamberlin's Pain Balm. 25c size 15c Capsules, empty, 100 in each box. 0 boxes 10c Dyes—Diamond Dyes, each 5c German Dyes. each.. 5c DeMitts One Minute Cough Cure 25c size 15c DeWitt's Kodel. 50 size 50c DeMitt's Ivodol. $1.00 size ... ...fiOc Fever Tliemometers Prices cut in two Face Powder, of all kinds Prices cut in two. Glass Syringes 40 per cent off Harter's Iron Tonic, $1.00 size, pet- bottle 00c Hypodermic Syringes aud Hypodermic Needles Prices cut half in two Isinglass Sticking Plaster, 5 packages 5c Isinglass Stiuktug Plaster, per yard. .3Dc McLean's Strengthening Cordial. 50c size .. .. 50c McLean's Strengthening Cordial, $1.00 size ... 55c Malted Milk. $1.00 size C9c United Milk, 50c size 86c Milk Food. W ampule's, 50c size .. 36c Milk Food. Warn pole's, $1.00 size . (15c Medicine Dtuppers, each 1c Playing Cards—Fashion playing cards, finest linen, per deck 25c Bicycle Cards, per deck 15c Srar-back Steamboat Cards, per deck .. Sc Peruna. $1.00 sizs 6$c Piukham's Compound, $100 size . 71c Patent .Medicines not otherwise priced, 5 ye cent below wholesale list,. PAPER—Fine Boa Paper. Polite Cor respondence Paper. Plain Paper. Writing tablets ami Envelopes, Mourn ing Paper, Visiting Cards 40 per ceui off PENCILS—Slate Pencils, the best soap stone, per 100 !8c Pen Holders—Plain. 2 doz for 5c Pen Holder.—Poli-hsd .->weil Handle.. Ic PILLS—Compound Cathartic Pills, 25 piiis i.i it bottle. 8 bottles for.... 10c lupian Hoot Pill, per box 10c Shift waists 30c. 40c. 50c. (10c. $1.00. $1.20; Ladies Black W "Neil Skirts 90c. 93c. $1 20. $1.50, $1.05. $2.35; Silk Skirts $4.50. assorted J Fancy Brocades; Black Crepon Skirts. $4.50; Brocaded Satin SkituJ $7.00; Fancy yard wide Percales in the heat, makes at 9c per yard, (v^l fully 124r India Linen 54c. to. 9c. 13c. 20c. 25c. 30c per vard; Lawn and] Diramities 8c. 10c. l8o per yard; Slipper* Me. 95c. $2.00; Special Hp.J gains in Notions; Suspenders 8c; 12 yards of Lace. 6c; Cologne 5c. ^ [ 15c; Ladies Hose 6c. 8c, 10c. 12c. lfic. 20c.a pair; 24 sheets notepavetkl 3 Bars Sweet Soap 6c; 5 Cigars for 6c: a good umbrella 43c; 6 papers 0 >| pins 5c; 5 papersueedles 5e; 12safety pins 3c; Men’s Oil Grain Congress! Shoes $1.10; Lace Pillow Shams 19c. Everything sold cheap at the lew M Racket. Store WATER STREET, BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA, W, g. WITH AM, PrnHrnl. J. D. HAItHEI.I,, V.'Prei'i. R. G. HARTKKIK.I.n, r„ h Duly Chrtered Under tne laws of Georgia; CAPITAL S25,000.00. : W. 8, Witlmm, John D. Harrell, R. G. Hartsfield, Directors: Dr. J. D. Chason, James A. Reid, A. B. Belcher, H. C. Draper. UT Accounts of oor porations, irxns and| individuals solicited. BRACKIN & COMPANY Ab other 25c patent pills, per box.. 14c kinds. 8 Poms Putters, all kinds. 3 for . .. 25 KliBBElt GOODS—Including Bulb Syr inges. Fountain Syringes, riot Water r-ottles, Kubber Sheeting. Atom izers 40 per cent off Sponges 40 per ceut off SEED—Cabbage, per oz 5c Turnip and Kutabaga seed 4 oz for 5c Seidiitz r uwders 2 for Swunf) Loot 50c size 34c Swamp Hoot, $1.00 size 07 Shoulder Braces—Prices ou thalf in two Stuart's Dysdepsia Tablets, til.00 size 78c Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. 50c size 34e Toilet Paper, 9 packages for 25c Williams’ Shaving Soap, per pound, ,25c Wine of Cardui. $1.00 size 67c Sewing Machine Oil.small 4c Sewing .Machine Uil. latge 7c John>ou’s Chill Tonic. 50c size 80c Tyner’s Dyspepsia Cure. 50c size 20c Power’s Asthma Cure, $1.00 size... 00c Power’s Asthma Cure. 50c size.. .. 80c Cacti r‘s Sdiool luk. 2 bottles 5c Humphrey’s Homeopathic Kemedies 25c size . .. 13 Fine Scissors 40 per cent off Shaker Digestive Cordial. 50c size.. 29c Waiupo.es Beef Wine aud Iron, full pint bottle 25c Nutmegs. 13 for 5c Best Cooking Soda, 2 lbs 6c McLean's Vermifuge, 25c size. lie Salter’s Eve Water . 14c Dickeys Eve Water 14c Maltiue with Coca Wine. $1.00size..57c Maltine with Wine of Pep-in, $100 size .... arc Certaiu Catarrh Cure. $100 size... 57c Grove's Chill Tonic. 50c size . .25c Morgan's Chill Tonic.SOc s ze 25c Hicks' Furniture Cream, the Best polish in ihe world for Beadsteads, Pianos. Buggies, etc., per bottle 10c Livery And Transfer Stables, Broad - - Street! Bosses meet all trains and transfer passengers promptly to any porl tior. of the city. First class teams and trusty drivers. CALL AT OUR STABLE8—PVONE 66, Brackin & Co. IE. SRIEHKD, Columbus: Georgia] ned or engaged. The club is a good conulu,U ‘ 9 lhl » l th ' 8 18 *»•« f°rue that tiling. It ought to hriug iu another ' ' S R t the foundation of our full h >:ise of Q taker beauty, since it 8 QVVrllluellt - ^ has proved so good an aid to the Dr8Me J and dried boards'^ Reid marriage altar.—Savannah News. ' & Son’s, near depot. Other items will be added to the above list from time to time till the store is closed out. This attractive sale is liable to be brought to a stop at any time oy the appearance on the scene of a pur chaser for the whole stock. My regular full prices will be charged iu redeeming rebate checks. While this sale is going on no break will be allowed to remain in the prune staples. Hence those who want small quantities of chemicals, or want their prescriptions filled with the fine-t and purest materials may be accommodated. Pi* HL-” Pilots- BAINBKIDGE, GA. All kinds of Builder’s Supplies, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Naik Horse and Mule Shoes. Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes, Sash, Hours and Blinds, iu fact anything you need for building pur - poses or in a Blacksmith Shop < Take advantage of the low freight rates ^on the river, write me and let me give you’prices. T. L. GRIZARI). COLUMBUS. GA. -THE- JESSE FRENCH PIANO & OMAN 06, -Head Office: ST. LOUIS MO- Branch Houses at Nashville, Tenn., Dallas, Tex., Biimingbi Ala., Montgomery, Ala. MAN¥FACTURERS OF." THE STAR, JESSE FRENCH, AND RICHMOND PIANO ALSO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN AGENTS FOB TH FAMOUS STEIN W AY, KNABE, VOSE & SONS, BENIN TON AND CHICKERING PIANOS. All BhSl ORGANS ON BARTH. Terms reasonable, struments fully guaranteed. lO- L.BLEDSOS Q«aw«I Aga&t Donalsonville, Ga LV