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' VRGIA PINE RAILWAY CO. TUroaateeslsa KiverRoute.” Schedule effective June 24, 1900. SOUTH FOUND. nor excH'p 1 $ 1)0 H *“ ■ I. »0 IV • *> 15 p ”> ‘JO p ni ! \\ So P »• : U 1)0 P 1,1 i ;{ 05 P i" j 2* P m i ;) 4" P ul ; So. 1- .Sunday only. g 10 a m 2 12 a m 8 15 a m ; 8 ‘20 a in : 8 45 a 111 : j* 50 a HI j o 1.1 a m i •) M a ui ! in 00 a in i jo 10 o m I l: a UI I 12 40 p Ul 1 34 p m :i oo p 4 00 P T .15 P ui •• noth NerlUlun, (Uoiilral Time ) No. 2. . Sunday j only. • 1 1 Sll VHll |l,< 1) 10 15 a m • 1 Jiicl'StniN ille 80 a ui i 1 V. nytrcwH 0 15 a in ; Thon<asvUl»x 8 25 a ui ; i ) MontKoniery 7 45 p ni : 1 Wust !’»uliibridge 2 0, p m : i 2 llalnbrldge <> 80 p ui ; i 2 West Ilatnbi blge a 2.i p m : : 2 KlllOl Cl Kill 6 oo p ui ; i 2 Jluvkln ft fo i> ni i : 2 Colquitt ft 88 p ip i i 2 Duiuntfcn** ft 10 p in ; 2 Arlington 4 55 p ui ; i * Arlington 4 50 p ui ' H Albany 8 1> m | 4 SmUlivlIlB 2 85 p in j i » Sniitbville 12 60 p ui ! 8 Montgomery 8 10 p in j 3 Americas 1 SO p 111 1 3 Fort Valley 12 24 p ill 8 Me coil 11 20 a in 8 Atlimta 1 .Ml H 111 No. 4. Daily except fcumlny. in 15 a*in 8 30 a ui o 15 a in H 25 a m 7 45 p in ‘2 07 m in 0 30 p in 0 25 p in 5 Ml p in 5 50 p m 3» pin 5 p in 1 85 p in Daily except ! MinOuy I 4: a n. j 12 50 p Ui ! 10 ;$o p n. ! 7 00 p in 1 11 25 n u i ! 5 30 a ii. i 12 15 p n. 12 10 p m II 40 a ui 11 27 a in 11 17 a m in 45 r n. 10 2u a in In th^ double November number; The young man who would attain A POSTAL DELIVERY. ol 1 rank Leslie 8 Popular Monthly success in this century must be pre-. appears an entertaining account of pared for it by special training and 'lie ancient laws and law courts of ("‘oh practical education as lias new Connecticut. George King, a bias- rr before been demanded in the his- phenions sailor, says the author, Mr. tory of the world, says S .ccens. The H. •I. Hendrick, was excused with tendency in every line of endeavor is " hat was evidently regarded as a toward great combinations of inter- mild punishment. He was accused ' e8l > »ud the men who would climb of uttering the words, “ ‘By God,’ "P 1,1 the head of affairs, or to i-Georgia Pine Hallway. 3—Central of Georgia H’y t Mabanin. (,1. '..1 ‘ - . , n(1 i;H closeconnoction at Arlington wltl) Central of Geoi'Rli jag Si. 1. 111 " 'v.u'on Atlanta amt all points Fast and " est tl.ere< f. nun Alhiu.v. ■ close connection at West Hat abridge with the Plant Systen m •’< !,n ' 1 '.do, Monlaoinerv.arul all points Rest mat W est thereof. jfroniSiivi.n ■ • " K. B. COLEMAN, General Superintendent. VITIIVM President- .1. D. II VHIIHL. K. <). IIARTSKIKLll Cusliler. Livery And Transfer Stables, •oa(l ” “ Street. mses meet all trains and transfer passengers promptly to any por. thoeitv. First class teams and trusty drivers. ALL AT OUR STBLES—PHONE 66. Erackin & Go. PLANT SYSTEM. Florida and Cuba. iuble Daily Passenger Service. tc ontgomery, Troy, Ozark, Dothan, Elba, Bain bridge. Tliomasvillt*, Valdosta, Way cress, fNAH, CIIAIilESrON, 3RUN3WUK, JACKSONVILLE FLStlDA P1AST. Thro -gh. Pullman Cars YORK BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON, Richmond and all Points East, in connection with SOOTHERS RAILWAY AND ATLANTIC COAST LIKE. .Louis. Ciracin»a-fci, Xsowiswille, ioago. ZSsuaasta ^ixaoaiaoglaaioa. IT aalatriila. STe-wr Orlaaas a.vxA all posnba ITSTaaS and UTorb'ino’oe- re Baiuhrldge going East—2:05 a. m., 12:30 p. m, re UumlmJge going West—3:05 a. m., 13:30 p. m. tions at Savannah with Ocean Steamship Line and M. & M. T Co., for New York, Boston and Ballimo e. ntherinformation, call on nearest Ticket <’ glut, or address R L TODD. Division Pa«s. A ent, Montgomery, Ala. aboard a Dulchman”-t,hough wheth er the place of the malefaction in creased the severity of the crime is not clear. Ti ts was not King’s first offen e, as many of the good people testified. Ho was brought beforo the Governor, who sentenced him somewhat in this style: “When the son of an Kgvplion blasphemed the name of God, it was not borne. It is the piercing through the name of God in passion which is the high provocation of God. Whereas the rule Is, let your words be yea, yea, and nay, nay, and by a man’s word he may lose Ids life. I hope it was not only a lash and sinful oalh; some have been bored in the tongue others have been in the slocks and their tongues put m a cloven stick. But I hope that this lias not been disnspeoHully done, and so 1 sen tence that you be whipped and in the interim be kept in the marshal’s hands.” Neither King nor any of his compatriots reached that stage ol contumely iu their attacks upon pub lie functionaries that has immortali zed one Capt. John Stone of Mi.ssa .imsetls, who, iu Ii is blasphemous as saull on Mr. Justice Ludlow, called aim, to his face, Mr. “Justass” Lud low, and as a punishment was fined 100 pounds and banished from tin colony under pain of death. A FIREMAN’S CLOSE CALL. 'T ttuck to my engine, although eveiy •lut achou an l every nerve was raokeu villi pain," waites C, W. Bellamy, a lo- oomulive ih-emau. of Burlington, Iowa. 1 was weak aud pan, wi .uour, any ap •elite and all run down. As I was aboi 1 ' . give up, I gut a Lottie of Electro '.litters and, after taking it I felt as We, s 1 ever did ia my hie.” Weak, sickiy, .•tin down people always gum new lit- , n.reugth. ond vigor from their two. Try hem. Sul isfauti ni guaranteed by R. L t.icks. Price 50 cents. spouaible positions, must he special ists. There will he little hope iu this century for the jack of all trades. A young man m st know how to do some one thing effectually or lie will not rise. On the other hand, the prizes were never before so great nor u.e uppoitomtit s so promising, for ll e no ii who have been trained to do one thing well. Those who kiAnv a lilile of everything, but have not been 'trained lo do one tiling el- "eolivvly, uill I v releg tied le medio cre positions. S..Ys HE WAS i OUTUKED. ”1 so“fe l mi j'a p .in from corns that Teonf i o,rdl> id it.” writes H Rubin so , lli Is', or-'Ugh. 111., ••but Bueklun’e vrnic.i .‘H.v cum;y-tel,v cased them.” 'c.s i t i- ui. _i.-on sprains, bruises cuts, es sea'Is. h.ir . i. b uls. ulcers. Per fect hoalci- of skm li-ei-e* aud piles Curl guarsiiletd hv R L Hick*. 25c. \ veun, i. Traffic Manager. Savannah, Ga., jlNCSB. S22W1S7C. MACH2HI1 -rare rrr- ,ixgsuia»um.u.nm y-a^tl^£ZEHm:s.tr^ ESffiJ THE BEST MADE. Light-Hutini'ig and well finished. Latest styles and nil modern equipments. edles. Oils And Attachments Handled* isonable. and terms easy. It you need a serviceable Maolime aim f satis faction, call on. or write me at once. J. D. HALSTEAD BAIN BRIDGE. GEORGIA. THE JEW YORK WORLD, IHRICE A-WLEK EDITION. The best paper at the lowest Priu 156 Papers l YEAR FOR ONE DOL'UI As o?' 1 a?daily at,the pric of a Yfcikl . -A FIRST CL A SS- Ut IV. 1 :o:. ‘’’‘devoting my best attention to the care of a limited number of hm-ses “.v -xperienceil Imreeinec. and they are under mV direct supervuion. 7 Bray Line IS IU1NNTNG ON FULL TIME AND IF YOU NEEU ANY HAULING CALL ON ME. Eo. D. GLRIKFIN. Daring the American-Spanish wa "HE THIUOK-A-WeEK WoKbt) proved it cent value by the promptness, thorough i ess mid accuracy of its reports from all the scenes ol important events. It was useful as a dailv to the reader, aud it will he ot equal va'oe in reporting the great and eomplicam: o uer,tions which ire now betore the Aiueiican people. It prints the news of all the world having Special correspondence from al important news points on the globe. 1 has brilliant illustrations,stories by grea' authors, a capital humor page, complete markets, departments for the household and woman’s work and other special de. partments of unusual inte.v^t We offer tins unequalled newspape! ind Tire Si2AI?/-JIl-r.Z s r£T to gether one ear for $1.50. The regular price of the two-pape-s ia An OpsnLitieiT STATE OF GEORGIA. Office of T. B Maxwell, Ordixarv Decatur County, l fnapa Dr::g Company”. Bainbridge. Ga., Geiplemeti : Four HppiicalionH of Pike's Tetter Remedy cored a bad case ,t Tetter which I had suffered with for • me fii»e o„ mv •’out. after trying va rious so-called tetter cures. Yours 'I i nlv. r. B. Maxwell. The above testimonial speaks tor it self. The Tetter Remedy is sold on a positive guarantee A cure or yonr coney back. Price 00 cents a box Manufactured only by the Gre upla Drug Company. Bainhri Ga. S.ibscrilst for the gud get all the news. Search-Light Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat It artificially digests tbe food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive ..or gans. It isthe latest discovered digest- ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in stantly relievesand permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache. Qjjstralgla Crampsand all other results of imperfect digestion. Price 50c. and |l. Large sire contains £K times small size. Hook all abouulyspepsiamuheafree Prepared by E- C. DeWITT A CO.. Chicago. THE EYE Oh AM AHTIST. A Cnwe Where It V/na RIopp Ilei!at»li Than a Sutlo( ,, i* Opdc. Mr. N. Chevalier, the well known artist who nc-compnulod the lain Duke of Edinburgh on inimy u£ bis travels was ouee going fro up Dunedin to Lyttelton, Now Zealand, by. steamer. Anxious to catch the earliest gilmpri of the const he went on Aleck m dawn and wr.s nlsinied to see that the vessel was heading stmlght on to the laud Cnll'ng tlio 'officer,’s ntlentlou to the fact, bu was told thai it was only r fo^ bank, Tbe artist mnlntalned hh point but the second offices looked and coutlrmoil his mate. The artist then, said: "Well, gentle men. I wilt hack my artist’s ej; against yojir sailor’s eye. aud I sn; that what you mistake for a fog bonk Is a lovy range of hills, and there Is i- range of mountains uppeurlug abov- them.” But lie wns only laughed nt. until the eaptain eoming ’on deck found li the growing light that the artist was right nud ih<> seamen wrong. The ves sel was out of Its eourao, and the? wns only Just time to nvert disaster The helmsman wns dismissed In rtl.. grace aud tbe course glv<u lo the nei, steet-sinan. but the vessel’s head stil pointed, landward- the compass was ill. wrong. The cause was discovered hl.er. A commercial trawler had brought a box of magnets on board and depositor them In a stern cabin, causing whai might have been a fata! detlectiou ol the compass. To return to the question of Inter pretatloii, tlie* artist was dealing with the appearances which his eye wn.» trained to see and his mind lo later pret. A speck on the horizon might have remained a mere speck lo hint long gftcr the sailors had Interpreted the speck Into a vessel of definite rig. There can he little doubt that the trained eye Is accompanied by a sort of mental seeing, an Instinct outruu- olng optics. (JntntereatliiB. “I supposed all grass widows attract, ed the men. but this one doesn’t, and she's rather pretty too. I wonder why they permit her to stand around alone." “Well, you see. It was all her bus- hand’s fault. Bhe got the divorce.^V- Cbieago Itcc-ord-Herald. Oi«»a. Oxygen forms one-fifth of the atmos phere. eight-ninths of the waters and. taking nil together, one-balf of all tile materials or tlie l.lohe. HO far as they are known. As carbon is the basis of all the of sink- substance* „f t!„. •world. nx.v'en. t|ie Hit; porter of Lfe au - -...In.. Lop, ri(j«-NpUi l:s Jiving cun AN INCIDENT OF REVOLUTIONARY DAYS IN CONNECTICUT. A t.etler From the Front TYint Fft-co noil Went nml Came V*nla to Si.»T. The First llnrnl Free Dell vet) la llniiHllelil Tor n. The arrival of the ffr?t bntch of let ters nfier the eembllsumeut of nr.al free delivery In Mntisffeld. C’ouil.. le- called to an aged lady of that to.vn a postal Incident remembered Iu h, r family for 1:10 years. "My mother rl- wn.vs cried when she told the story." she said. When my mother wns n little* girl, the narrator went on. to have one’s let ters regularly brought and handed !u nt the, door would have evened a miracle of privilege, and to get them without paying postage would have been uuothor. Mails were so slow aud uncertain that the safe hrrival ef u:i 1 expected letter by any uuaas v.us an 1 event In a country family, with the poKtotlleo miles away. Sometimes the delivery was helped along by volunteer carriers— a' farmer going home from the gvlst mill, a housewife returning from market town • with her bargains of lamp oil. Went India molasses and green tea. rr even n passing peddler with Ills load of tin ware aud corn brooms. Iu the old war time the army hud post riders, but they were few and far between. My grandfather wns a soldier of the Revolution, and grandmother kept the home lire burning here, and nrovlded for their three children ns we'l ns she could while lie wns at the front. All summer she had heard no wbycl of him, and when one autumn day a man In a military clunk rode to the door on q white horse her heart boat quick, , ••Does Ruth Fuller live liereY” lie says, holding a thick letter In ids hand. "Yes. I uin Ruth ruller,” nml grand mother reached eagerly for the letter, for she saw the address In bur hus band's handwriting. “The postage Is 2 shlllln’s.” ’ Grandmother's countenance fjell, for there wasn’t so much money In the house. “Guess yon don’t know me," remark ed the man. opening his cape nud tip ping hack Ids cocked lint, hut still hold ing the letter. She knew him then—an enemy capable of a mean revenge. . "All. yes. you remember Tom Turin I and bow he asked you to marry /Min' and you give him 'No. 1 thankee.’ and took John Fuller. 1 wasn't goOd enough lo marry ye, but I’m good enough now to bring ye letters from tlie limit that did, nml I’m good enough to charge yo n steep price for goln’ out o’ my way. So hand over your 2 shillin'* nud fnv« ypur letter.” 0 The poet' woman told 1dm she had nq money. To be held up In tlilK lieurt|e»a nud 'Insulting way was a hitter Uuvf ta her. Her grief wns deeper llmu her resentment, hut she wns too proud to let the cruel fellow seo her weep, "I will get you « good dinner." she said, “and feed jrouv horse and give you a pair of nice long stockings.” It was a humiliation to plckd with Tom Turner, but she could do DO IMW, "Money or nothin’,” he says, and bit put the letter In hist pocket Shd rOlljjs nr. ny. ,,, u Grandmother went Into tbe house' and sat down and cried, and bpr chil dren, clinging ubout her, cried too, During her long months of waiting, si odd hours she lmd spun nud woyen, '•loth and sewed garments and knitted woolen stock Ings for John’s winter comfort, trusting to find soma way to. semi them to him. Now tbe messenger had come and gone who could at least have carried word, and he had refused even lo give her her husband’s letter. "Mu, God knows what the hud man did,” sobbed one of the little tin eft? “He kuows what nice things you’ve- rnado for pa. atul he’ll pend a good man next time.” The baby's thought relieved the moth er’s despair, and the three lonely hearts prayed and waited anxiously for the “next time,” and. sure enough, before- whiter came they saw the same white horse galloping toward the house. "He’s, brought the letter bock!” they all erledi out together, for they believed the rid er to be tbe same man. , / Grandmother rushed from the doeff. with ail her children. The horso' mn held om the same letter and h 0 gravely put It into 1* r b-.tds she fdr U Joy Ul> *“* 011,1 »nma “John! It \s yoti’V It did net take n(, r husband long to tell ibo test of the story. Tom Turner; had'teamed ta hendqunrters. and one. | JU S M, made talkative by an extra ra- thiu Of ruiu. lie bail bragged bow be got eveu with an old 'sweetheartt Who Jilted him. His exploit rest-lied; the ears of Ids commnt ding officer, a bo took a way his coniinhMi.m and' put my grandfather In Ids place. The- new post rider bad brought his own letter to tils wife. | t «-»* the Un-t rural free delivery In Mansfield Youth’s Companion. PTlwndleJMk K’ml !,nJy~|»oo^ K*Uow. bn n<? Him fJtzuri) S(\. fumxi; ( ly* ""DtfOj C* M tvUulvv*.-Kw’Uw»« town..-.