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Zbe \ kiNtor a I PROPHIRTUR 1 THE BjRTH OF THE MOON. Vtt« (kf K«r«H ■ Wu m Sphere at*' ” 2sP2*a»t.« end Ktatt.aeR. . The earth revolves on Its ajrt* once David evidently didn’t live in the BnterU at th* JW Off* at Sa&Alg ta -'4 hhttra. Millions ■*> the _ , , J .. <lrv whh 22 hours; millions of years be- Qa.. a* *eeonJ.cla.« matter. fo „. tt was 21 hours. As we look hack- v.ntsl into time we fltn! the earth re- Vdvtng faster anil faster. There w«Mf oity else he would have been arres-! i n.m\ mt.v ago. Iona before geology ’ ... , Liir.u*. v.: ion the earth was rotating In Ud for pitching atooea at Mr. Goliath. n , nj . o) ( , v< . or g|x huurH in >ngib. in ! tli<* renn ' si past the enrtt ■evolved In Every tniseiable wretch tainted a ,i„y <u ,.lxnit live bourn li could re- with the poison of anarchism should - vrtve i;.. fist: r than this and remain a . ....... i ati-ule ntil be huated down as rabid dogs and destroyed. Judge Lynch i* heard proclaiming bis doctrine from strange quarter* recently. May he we are all very much alike onyway. The Pelham home think* that whenSitn Jones and Sam Small lim ber tip their guns for the campaign, hell will break loose in Georgia sure enough. The unpronouhcable name of the anarchist Ozolgosz, who attacked the president, ia called ae if speljed Ohoalgosh. Gosh! what name! It is anarchy in itself. Dr. Geo. F. l\*yne will succeed himself as a member of the state board of pharmacy agd the an nouncement will meet with hearty approval in this city. i.gle unbroken mass. It war at this time that the tnoen was born -separated, broken off from the | si is’lit mass of the earth. The earth was tlien a molten, flattened sphere of lasn. Its whole t>odj wns fluW. The tides, which now are small, superficial and. so to say. local, were then nulversal and Immense. They oc curred nt short Intervals. The whole surface of our glotiv was affected. And the corresponding lunar tides In the Add, molten moon were Indefinite ly greater still. Our day Is now 24 hours; the distance of the moon Is new 240.000 miles. When our day was about five hours long, the moon was in? coo tact'with the .earth’s surface. It had Just broken away from Its pnrent Vn.-iss. As the length of the terrestrial day Increased, sc did the distance of the moon. The two quantities are connected by In exosable equations. If one varies, so mast the other. Whenever the rotation time of a planet Is shorter than the period of revolution of Its satellite, the effect of their mutual octlno Is to ac celerate the motion of the satellite and Grenada DRUG COMPANY «INCOEPOEA TED.” W. CALL UIAN President, N. T. PIKE, Manager. (Jeogria Permanent Prices on Leading Patent Mt dieines, For Cash Only to forci* ft to move In n larjrer orblt-f’ i Johnw)^ T* nic. bottle .... . • » ) Dtii.iiisiiu (’till I Tjtiitn Castorjs, bottle; 25c Parana. “ *... 14c Grave's Tonic, bottle 35c .... 85c Hon. Clark Howell has recently purchased the interest of Mr. W. A. Hemphill in the Atlanta Constitu tion, and will succeed lo the presi dency of the stock company* to Increase Its distance, then-fore. ! Paragon Chill Tonic 40c The day of the earth Is now shorter ! Hr.vdfieldV Female Hegulator, - MotherV Friend Philotoken 85c 14c 48c than the month—the period of revolu- tloo-of tlie mono. The moon Is there- , Swiim ,, Ulye fore slowly receding from us. and It has ; Swa ,„j 1 Knot, small been receding for thousands of een- [ picnmVFavorite Prescription ... turles. But the day of Xlie earth Is, as-' Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery we have seen, slowly growing longer, i Plantiition Haivayaq.Ua The finger of the tides Is alwuys press- ! Aykr's- Sarsaparilla. . .. . ing nt>on the rim of our huge flywheel ■ Hnnee's^Sarsarpartlla v •••• and slowly bat surely lessening the Hood s SsrsapanUa speed of Its rotation. So long as tpe Since Piesident McKinley has terrestrtul day Is shorter than the i: j . n;... „r i.u i.,- ,i„ lunar month, the moon will continue to died, the taking of h.s life, the fpo|n Ufc _ I>rofMWor E . * H ol- vrimy of,the assassin, under the Nr* ^ harper’s Magazine. , . York statute is duly punishable for < * ’•fiUMPLE REMEDIES.’- w - seas isssasssi i|| ~ Shirt waists 30c. 40c. 50c. (Hie. *1.00. *1.20; Ladies Bl^v IJjJ Skirts 90c. 98c. *1 20. *1.50, *1.95. *2.95; Silk Skirts *4 50 ( SI Fancy Brocades; Black Crepon Skirts. *4.50; brocaded pi *7.00; Fai cy yard wide Percales in the l est makes nt 9 C ret *' fully 12fr India Linen 54c. 7c. fie. 15c. 20c, 25o. 00c per v » r( j. 1 Dimmities 8c. 10c. 15c per jard; Slippers 75c. 95c, *2.00; gains in Notions; Suspenders 8c; 12 yards of Lace. 5c; c ( ,| 0 15c; Ladies H. se 5c. Pc. 10c. 12c. 15c. 20c, a pair. 24 sheets note 3 Bars Sweet Soap 5c; 5 Cigars 'for 5c; a.good umbrella 4S C -5« pins 5c; 5 papers needles 5c; 12 safety pins Be; Men's Oi, Grain r Shoes *1.10; Lace Pillow Shams lfic. Everything sold ^ New York Racket I WATER STREET, BAIN BRIDGE, GE0H tBj Fancy and Fam jAJT LOWEST PHI( I Have opened a FIRST-CLASS Grocery Store next ton/1 on West street and handle only The Best Goods in mylme.il lie Store Rent nor Clerk Hire to Pay; Therefore, I can sell yo.i CutimwaStesolvent large -85c C 911 ^ cheaper than other merchants. small. 45c R tnaxiifium term ofjteq years m the R ate pehitcuiilry with a time allow 1 anuc tor good Iwhavior. , From every direction throughout our broad country uh-grams otsym pathy for the President have been j aeul Mrs. McKinley. All the rulers of the civilized world have uiso join-' ed in expressions of sympathy for the misfortune that has befallen. our President. Emma Goldman, the anarchist queen in this country, who at least tired the heart of the nssissin lo take the life of the President, lias been arrested aud will be tried as an ac cessory id the clime. She and all her dusoiph's should suffer a like pun ishment— banishment or death. Gray heard 85c H. I'?. H., large .......:. .*1 25c *• 1 '• sink’ll,'V.l........' i.... 85c S. 8. 8.;large.... .....; . *1 25c .. »• •• misiln ... 85c. Syniptfrt Figs. <.. i.... ,-s.t. Wc Celery Compound''*.-* w. 74c Kleetstc Hitters • ...... i 45c Hosrterd's Acid PTiosphate--.—..;. 40c Dr. Mile's-Kervine.............. , 8"'c Wi'ne Cardin' ... 85c St Joseph Qnick'Keleif ......... 1 35c Simmon's Liver Regulator. 20c Black Draiient .... ’. .7. /.;, ' 20c OodLi.-erOil ..... 7(lc Scot ’a Emulsion 45c Dr Sboop's Remedies Phe :al Sodeqiie J . Full Stock nif Quaker Hemedies.. Iron Tome DWtrted ammonia Is good | for Insert bites* and stings. A rsw egjfj.swnllowt'd nt once upon getting a Qslilwne In the throat beyond the reach of the Huger. It Is said, wilt dislodge It and carry it down. A simple remedy for Indigestion Is the whltt- of an egg beaten to a stiff . froth anti stirred into a wtueglassful of cold water. This should he taken after each meal For I Mirim aud scnlils. when'no .other , Lemo.n Elixir, large | remedy Is at hand, iry the effect of. a small. I piece of rag steeped In vinegar and Maltod Milk, large, i bound ixMind the «nr This Is espc Ml ', mn> "p-J ...? clnlly useful when cooking, for tl* Hh1) . h L’atavrh Uiire vinegar Is generally at bund. MifSMng Liniment To curt- u severe ease of colic tatft'a Saules Evadicator. teaapoouful of wilt In a pint of wajGr: K. K. Belief, drink aud go to lied. This Is one-of'lihe | sptaallcst remedies known. It will also prove cttieaclouri In reviving a iiersoo who set-ms almost dead from a heavy full. To My Country Frieni and eggs and give you the bestC H. B. Brocks I Will buy your chickens and eggs and give you the bestC on all you bring me. MacDom 40o DEALER IN STOVES, fil’NIS, CUTLERY. HARDWARE, Pnsktttg Poe ■ Jotroty, Jerome K. Jerome recalled, with Tilt-Echlev court of inquiry met i reverence, a habit of his methodical this week in' Washington uity. A 1 oachf ' vbo - l,<forv l I>a ‘' 1 f! nR ..^ “ JoUi " m»y. ftlwnye -nuuU» a list. riiln \cub cuuil ut mq ury is not iieoouh.sary to tin* sytit^n which he followed, gather* decide who wa* the naval hero at' ed from his uncle's own Uijs: Santiago. The public already has' '* * •‘"fT of uml ‘ \ . on It everything you can possibly ye- the facts and the name of Schley . quirt-. Tls-n go over U and see tliut It will go down in history ns the hero, contains uoth.ug you can possibly do without. , 1 • - Imagine yourself In bed. Wbnt har* j-on got on': Very well: put It tlown. regardless of any verdict of a court of ii quirv. Admiral Schley’s counsel clialeu- ged the competency of Admiral Howiscn as a member of the Court of luq iry. The challenge waB bas ed on the ground that lie had already formed and expressed an opinion on the merits of the case and therefore ineligible. The decision of the re mainder of the court was in favor of the challeupcr. • Tlie United States has always been the refuge for the poor and oppres sed of oilier lands who wish to come j here and build up themselves under | auspicious conditions and tints be come useful citizens, but events of, recent tears'show that this country has become the dtynping ground of eounuies lor awtro.'iitt* nod kindred orgahizttions opposed to taw and every form of government. The fundamental laws, both state and -rational, should be so atmnded, as to • et the jjjianged conditions id deal with*wKm 'as the cireum-i lances d- maud. (Jliamherland’s Dio. Remedy. ... Richmond s Hair Dye...... Hail’s Hair Renewer Avar’s Hair Vigor.. . f ..... Coke's Dandruff-Care/. I Abbey's Salts ...vl'".' ' 20c I Winslow’s Soothing Syrup-. 20c Elict.ric Liniment 2-lc .King’s New-Discovery 45c Ayer's Cherre Pectoral 79c 1 La Fanre's Balsam 25c Sloan’s Liniment 20c Barker's N.and B. Liniment...., 20c- Phiii Killer 20c Me A Hester’s Bird-Food ,., 30c Pond's Extract . 40c Japinibse" Oil ............ 40c Darby's Fluid ..... 7.7' 40c . Bromo 8t-ltzer. large ...' 20c Lithm Tablets- 20c Kesninl .45c Lithia Winter, —.— 35c H«ns« Famishing (Hoods, Iron Pipe and Fittings and Flombm’l " t ] WATER STREET, : : ; : If Oolumbua C3r©Ol togi-tln-r with a chaiw. You get np. j> azo Oiutment .' 45c What do you doV Wash yourself. Bipaus Tiiimles 10c What do you v.-nsh yourself witht Ely’s Cream Balm. .. 45c Soap. Put down soap. Go on till you Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. 40c have llnlshod. Then take j-our clothes. I eethin- 20c Lh-gln ul your f-s-t. What do yotl wear ot: your feet? Roots. sIkh-h. socks. Put them down. Work up till you get to your head. What do you waut h»-t>ldes dotta-s'f Put down everything. This Is the plan the old gentleman al ways pursued. The list made, he woald go over It cu.-efully to see tbut he hud forgot leu nothing. Then ho would go over tt again ami strike out everything ft was |>osr!Me to dls|M-nse with. Then be would lose the list. A Special Occasion. First Tramp—Yuti ortes see Bill go- In over de fi-oee wit’ de hull after blui. Secornl Tramp—Must have been wurh looklu SL First Tramp— Say: It tvuz de only time 1 ever s»-en him when he didn't look tired.—I’uek. TMe total number of timber rafta on all the rivers of European Russia it ■aid to la- more tbnn 30.000 yearly, with a toiaj of some 25.000.0UU logo. Lewis' Eve Water. 20c Dickey's Eye Water 20c Sailer's Eye Water 18c Thompson's Eye Water ...... 18c Chamherlaiu's Eye’Srtlve 20c Tetterine 45c Mitchels Eye Salve., '... 20c Pyramid Pile Cine 45c Bromo Laxative Qciiiine 20c Smith Bt-oV Cough Dr.ips ...... ,. 05c Black Draught Sto-.lt) ‘owders r... .20c Barker's Horse and Cattle Powder 18c Blue Grass Horse and Cattle Pow'r Moive’s Indian Boot Pills Carter's Little Liver Pills’ Tuft's Pills. Bad way’s Pills William's Pinks Pills Beet-ham's Pills Hood's Pills. Casoarels Costor's Rat and Koach Paste .. Boochee- German Syrup Grand Pa's \\ onder Sohp C. C. Pills, box - Bert Baveu Splits ^ "alt Extract Household Atuouu* - Ail kinds of Builder’s Supplies, Lime, Plaster, Cewd Horse nnd Mule Shoes, Paints, Oils, Glass, Brusbd Doors and Blinds, in fact anything you need for I poses or in a Blacksmith Shop. Take advantage of the iow freight rates on « write me and let me give you prices. T. L GRIZARP. COLUMBIA -(C)- Prtnlenre Is ,-ora m oil sense well U-nincd m the art cl manner, of di»- criuiimitlo:. and or iiddrcss. . Stucky So Coi Livery, Sale and Feed. Sta WEST STREET BAIN BRIDGE, First-Class Rigs, GoodSurries Drivers-for Occasions. (o)- Transfer Business If it's om the GRENADA it i« right —'phor.e us your wants—we ll do the re»t. ’Bus meets all Bouts and Bailway Trains da) and nig"- gage Wagon will transfer Bag-rage either way. ’Phone No. 104 your want* for BEST SLl-^ STUCKEY * GO