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TCbc SearcMHobt H0TTEST PL ^? N ! (jfe tlH Ci& ||
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nthrtln. on the Snctaweatcrn
j COCJ^t Of i’tflflo.
The hottest ration or: the- earth's rrr-
f.-yc hi on the bou jv i-tdem ccast of
J r-rxln. uu ije bordirr c! the IVrslnn
I For 4:j consecutive days In the
incut): • <>( July C-M J August the iuer-
liiut Ia'OU known to ttiinJ above
; ]■ u <li>:<’es in the shade flight and tiny
, —■■• on . — | n „,| to run u;> as high oh I'M degrees
Teddy should lay aside bin spurs In the middle of the afternoon.
, , , ,, f .1 At F.uli.vln. ill the center of the most
as lie crosses the threshold of the Mu u . thonRb |t w „,„ mrtnrc’a
Entered at the Foul Office at Bainhroty
(rtf., at necond-claei matter
The hummer girl must now Fall.
Dawson On. is soon to have i
horse-sw»p|>ers convention, and Edi
lor Itainey is happy.
white house. Inb't'.tlou e> make the place as unU'iir-
able :>s p<;«s.ole. water from wells is
some;ii:::g unknown, Grout c haft a have
I been Mink t>< a depth of 100. 200. 300
and even Sou feet, hut always with the
same result—no water. This serious
drawback notwithstanding, u compain-
“■ ' lively numerous population cou.rlvea
President Miilvinlev was just 58 to live there. thanks u. copious springs
years, 7 months and 15 days old at! which burst forth from the bottom of
... . tire gulf UiOii- liu... ui.le from the
the time of his assassinnation.
Over 13,000 have been raised in
Kentucky for the erection of i» mon
ument to the late Governor Gobel.
An exchange declares: ‘‘The
President is a luck)' man and no
mistake.” We fail to see the point.
The Valdosta Times got out a
special edition lust Saturday morn
ing announcing the death of the
president. i
New Jersey is now the recognized
home or ‘‘hot-bed” of mankind’s
greatest plagues—anarchy, trusts
and mosquitoes.
Mrs. Henry W. Grady, wife of the
distinguished Georgian and former
editor of the Atlanta Constitution,
died in Atlanta one day this week.
The death of Mr. McKinley has
dono'one thing at least—put the
people’s livers In better condition; if
we may judge from their patriotic
love and affection.
gulf
ebon*.
The water from these springs Is ob
tained In a uio-ft curious and novel
manner. "Machadorcs” (dlversi. whose
sole occupation la that of furnishing
the people of Bahrein with the life giv
ing fluid, repair to that portion of the
gulf where the springs are uituated and
bring uwjy with them hundreds of
bags full of the water each day. The
water of the gulf where the springs
burst forth Is nearly 200 feet deep, but
these tnaclmdores manage to till their
goatskin sacks by diving to tlx bottom
and holding the mouths of the brigs
over the fountain Jets—this, too. with
out allowing the salt water of the gulf
to mix with lb
The source of these submarine foun
tains Is thought to be in the hills of
Osmond 400 and 500 miles sway. Be
ing situated at the bottom of the gulf.'
It Is a mystery how they were ever
discovered, but the fact remains that
|bey have been known since the dawn
ot history.
ANIMAL LIFE.
The army worm Is essentially a
grass eating Insect, though It often
feeds upon other plants, uud Is said to
prefer oats to corn.
The matnptocurua. a Csh only eight
Inhhes long, can develop a shock of 200
volts of electricity In the two-thou
sandth part of a second.
Several pairs of pigeons which a sci
entist has observed In Purls hare rais
ed their young In nests made entirely
of hairpins collected on the paths of
the Luxembourg.
The largest uest In the world Is built
by the mound bird, n sort of Austrn-
lion fowL It makes mounds ‘ some
times lrxi feet in circumference. In
which It buries Its eggs flve feet deep.
Tbe heaviest bird that flies Is the
great bustard. In size It exceeds the
Norwegian blackcock. The old males
weigh about So pounds, but when food
Is plentiful the young males may
weigh -SO pounds. Great bustards were
formerly as plentiful In western
Europe ns jiartrldges. Now they are
rarely round.
Ct. .rjrlutotikvr.
The belief was that any one who
looked at a representation of St. Chris
topher was safe for that duy from an
evil death. The saint wus always por
trayed of eolos.rai sice and Is so paint
ed nt the entrance of most Spanish ca
thedrals timt all may see him None of
the many earved llgnres of this saint
approaches in size one which was re
moved Iroui Notre Dome at Purls in
17tC>.
It was said that St Christopher's
original occupation was to carry people
across a stream, and ike legend Is tlmt
ouee u child present'>d himself to he
conveyed over. At drst bis weight wus
wlrnt might lie expected from Ills In
fant years, but presently It began to
Increase nod so went on till the ferry-
mau was like to sink under bis burden.
The child then said: "Wonder not, my
friend. I am Jesus, and you have the
weight of the idr.a of the whole world
on your back.” lienee Si. Cbr'.stopltcr
Is represented carrying the liifnnr Sav
iour across u river with the globe in bis
bund.
St. Christopher has an Interesting
place In ibv history of typography In
eonnequotioo of a wood eugrovlng of
bis flgurv, supposed to be of date about
142S. L ing the earliest known example
of that art.
DRUG
COMPANY
“ INC OR poll A ted:'
J. W. CAI T.AIIAN
President,
N. T. PIKE,
Manager.
Ill
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Shirt waists :10c. 40c, 50c. 60c. $1.00. $1.20; Ladies B]
Skirts 00c. 980. 4-1 20. $!■50, $1.05. $5.85; Silk Skirts *4.r,o
Fancy Brocades; Black Crepon Skirts, $4.50; Brocaded
$7.00; Fai try yard wide Percales in the best maker at0 o per»J
fully 124r India Linen 51c. 7c. Pc. 15c. 00c, 2fi c , 30c per yard-
Dimmities 8i<. 10c. 15c per yawl; Slippers 75o, 9o C .
gains in Notions; Suspenders 8c; 12 yards of Lace, 5 C ; Culog„ e
15c; Ladies H. se 5c. 8<s, iOc, 12c. 15c. 20c. a pair; 24sheetsnotw
4 I
M! 3 Buts Sweet Soap 5c; 5 Cigars for 5c; a good umbrella 4
Bsinferifec * I’ iu « Gc ; S papers, .fledlwBc; 18 safety pins Sc; Meu'g Ok (J^,
Shoes $1.10; Lace l’nlow Shams 19o. Everything sold cheap a (
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Permanent Prices on Leading •. !pl|
ilrr]
Patent, Medicines, fpl
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For Cash Only
For the encouragement of Candi
dates Terrel, Brown, Guerry, Esttll
a id others, we declare that beyond
all doubt, some one w ill be elected
Governor m 15)02.
It’s all wio.ig for the newspapers
to be trying to rob Atlanta of the
honor (?) of being the home o* .Tint
Parker, the negro who wus at first
accredited with striking dowu the
President’s assailant.
Kainbndgc merchants are laying
in trem uidoiiN stocks of goods for
the fall and Winter trade. Bools,
Shoes, Hits,caps, strain oilt.s, provis
ions, or uivtiiingelse may be pought
m Bainbndgo at bottom prices.
It is rumored that Mrs. Nation
will be exhibited as an attraction at
several >f the Georgia fairs and car
nivals this fall. We offer this as a
suggestion to our local carnival pro
moters: Carrie would be a drawing
Oard at our coming sarmval.
All eyes are now turned on Uooso-
velt aud it remains to be seen wheth
er his nilurship ot ihis the greatest
nation on earth will not sober him a
bit. In tlie near lime there should
be no wild fears that the country
will be given over to reckless rule
and ruin.
Fifty years lienee and there’s no
telling what methods of motion and
locomotion will have been invented.
The bicycle, the locotucblic et oeto- rh ' <*» »•*•**
. i a a11 r 11 .i » i .i i I ® np f’lnedy against indigestion ts
l* h,lve s11 fa,led t0 8U PP , y tl,e de ' I matrimony. At leas, The 1 lancet .ells
mauds, and the horse still holds Ins j os thin u is tbe celibate jouus barrls-
own. In future however, good breed*I ***"• 11,1 )° u **l.v curate tu leslglngs. the
, , . i strugKlInjj bmhelor Journslist or busi-
mg in horses will be more, appreom-j Di , HS umu or <., tTk who 0|ost
ted and in fact should be I from premature tlys|s>psa tKH-aiise he
— .— ! (ats alone. Ue gvhcnilly rautls during
It is r. mored that Hon. Fondren! ^* s nicals. which Is bad. or he reads
, tl , ... . dln-c’ly tie tins (jolted his food, which
Mitcheb, of ioomas oouuly wid be ‘ , ,,,
j|’ . - Is likewise had Obviously, therefore,
in the rice for speaker of the next matrimony is u bur to iudigtstioa.-
Ilouse to succeed Hon Joan D. Lit- I’WorW
tie who will not offer for re-election.' A woman carrytne a soit case and
Mr. M itchell ts one of tbs leading w " Png snthrellaa bustled up to a wea-
. . .. Hi harking servant of Hie company In
young men tn the poltltes of the lto ivanaylranla railroad ferrybouse
st«te, is tmineully qualified for the at Jersey city the other day.
position and his friends in Bain- If make any difference which
. . ferry I sake for New York?” she asked,
bridge would rejoice to see htiu win ~ r , j 0 „-, nny tl ; tt , in . UIV , 0 me>
the prize. 1 ma’am." he replied. New York Sun.
Sew York Mist Sli
WATER S’fREET,
BAINBRIDGE, GEOk
Cast.oria, bottle ~ ,!(!
Benina, “, , . ~-le
Grave’s Tonic, bottle 88c
Johnson’s T>‘nio. 'nottle ; *5c
I’avsBon Chill Tonic 4flc
Bvadfield’s Female Kegulfttor 70e
Mother's Friend 7fle
Philotoken .V '
Swamp Root, large "4c
Swamp Root, small ... .. 48®
Pierce's Favorite Prescription .... " !, c
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery 79o
Plantation Sarsaparilla 45c
Aver’s SarSHparllla . 7*)' 1
Hance’e Sarsaparilla 71n
Hood’s Sarsuparilla.
Cuticura Resolvent, large 86®
•* •“ small ......... 45c
Gravheard 8ft<‘
B. B. B.. large ......: «1 25c
“ “ “small k...J i 85c
8. 8. S.. large $1 :?5®
“ “ “ small 88c
SvrupofFigs 40c'
ffolerv Compound......... ...... 74c
Electric Ritters . 45c
Hosrford’s. A ejd Phosphate—.... 40c
Dr Mile's Nervine 8"°
Wine Cardi'i ",... 85c
St Joseph Q lick Reloif 85c.
Simmon’s Liver Regulator 25®
Black Draught. ... 20® :
Cod Li ver Oil 7flc
Soot’’®, 45c
Dr Shoop's Remedies Tt '
Phe'al Sodepre 40c
Pull Srock of Quaker Remedies..
Iron Topic 74c.
Lemon Elixir. large 85c
“ “ . small .... 45c
Malted Milk, large $3 35c
“ “ small 45c
Mrl'in's Food 45c
Hall’s Catarrh Cure...., fiflu
%fnst.ftpg Liniment 20c
Sanies F.radicator 45c
li R. Relief.. 45c
Phamberhind's Dm. Remedy 20c
Richmond*® Hair Dve . P>(V.
Hall’s Hsir Renewer 35c
Avor’s Hair Vigor flfle
(V-ke's Dandruff Cure 7flc
Ahhev’s'Salts 2fle
WipslowV Soothing Syrup 20c,
riictric Liniment... 2.0c
King's New Discovery 4fio
A cpr’s Cherry Pectoval 7fh-
La Fa lire’s Bnlsnm 25c
Liniment.. 20c
Biirker's N. and B. Liniment 20c
Pnin Killer ... 20u
McABester’s Bird Food S(V
Pond’s Extract 40 (;
.•apnnose Oil 40c
Darby’s Fluid 40.;
Rromo 9*>ltzer. large 20c
Lit.hla Tablets- 20r
Rosrria! 45c
Lit.hia Water. 35c
D «zo ()intment. 45c
Ripatis Tabules.... 10c
Elv’s Cres.m Balm. 45c
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 40c
'I’eethin < .. 20c
Lewis’ Eve Water 37«
Dickev’s Eve Water 20c
Salter's Eye Water 18<-
Thompson's Eye Water /... t 5 c
Chamberlain's Eye Sab e. 2'0c
Tettevine 45i
Mitohels Eve Salve 20c
Pyramid Pile Cure 45c
Bronio Laxative Q-iinine 20c.
Smith Rro’s Cough Drops 0“c
Black Draught Stock Pijwders.... 20c
Barker's Horse and Cr.t.tlc Powder JRe,
Blue Grass Horse and PaHJePow’r 15c
Morse's Indian Root. Pil's . . ffle
Carter’s Little Liver Pills 18c
Tuft’s Pills .18c
Had wav’s Pills . . 12c
j V ildhtn's Pinks Pills 45<j
• Beecham’s Pills - 2%
! Hood's Pills j’Ac
i C-Rscavet* . ..I".; 10c
Castor's Rr.l snil Roach Paste. .. . 15e
Roocliees German Svrup 00c
Grand Pa's Wonder Soap - - 05c
C C.. Pills, box - .... 05p
Red Raven Splits •- - 15c
Malt Extract ... 25c.
Household Amoma ... 10c
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If it’s otn the GRENADA it. i« right
—’phone n* your wants—we’ll do the
reat.
Fancy and Fai
QROCERIESl
AT LOWEST PRI(
I Have opened a FIRST-GLASS’Grocery Store m-xi to uj |
on West street and handle only The Best Goods in mylmt.
Store Rent nor Clerk Hire to Pay; Therefore, I oau sell you -
c «nt cheaper than other merchante.
To My Country Frient
on
1 Will buy > our ehiekeus and eggs and give you the best
all you bring tue.
H. B. Brocta
A. J. MacDom
D E A L E li I N
HARDWARE,«
House Furnishing Goods, Iron Pijm and Fittings and Flmuttfs’l
WATEll STREEl, ; i / :. JiAINBRW\
IH
Ool-u.m'buis,
O-eoi
All kinds of Builder’s Supplies, Lime, Plaster,
Horse aud Mule Alices. Paints, Oils, (,lass, Biusln*
Doors and Blinds, in fact anything you need for buiM
poses or in a Blncksmith'Shop
• r-. j
Take tulvantage of the low freight rates ou J
write me and let me give you prices.
T. L
■ • COJd '!«>
Stucky & Cox
Livery, - Sale and Feed. St
WEST STREET BAIN BRIDGE, <^ v
First-Class Rigs, Good Barries,
D rivers for Occasions.
_(o) r- - .
Transfer Business.
’Bus meets sll Boat® snd Bailwsy Tfsihia Any and uighh*’ 1
gag* Wagon “will transfer Baggage etUier kray.
EOf* ’Phone No. 104 your wanta for BEST SER^
ut^TT/’i■y &. C^