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PINE RAILWAY CO. tiihonateeska RIVER ROUTE. Schedule effective Ju.,e24, 1900. kit B ( >‘ Nl ’- iv.ul>' OXH’P 1 ! §aiul:i> • ; i s 05 i» j $ 0(1 II 1,1 ! ii no i ts pin 9 j(l p 1,1 ;1 H.i pin : i»' P 111 ■ 3 n> p j 3 2*1"" 3 HI P So. 1- j Sunday : only. | fioTpm j s :in p 111 i in nil v "> ]■» SO n l» | 3 Id n in ! ■i U ft ill i 15 i in ■>n n in i 8 15 ft 111 j 3 ,w ft 111 ' ii in ft in ; 4 i* i' m 4 1> lb 00 a »»' : JO 10 u 10 1 r, ;};> aw ; 12 40 P w 2 ;U P m 7 45 P W I \ :u p w 1 00 p m 4 00 p w 7 as i> m 2— iWrgiftSAIftbftO'a. iiui-i 2 ftii'i ■* 1 $ , V.'4mke , ci kiftsli'Wnfth.Mo'Bl I'll Ml- >’ ..til cat. noth Meridian, (Central Tune ) I Savannah 1 Jacksonville i Wavcross 1 Tliomftsvllle 1 Montgomery 1 west Halnbiluge 2 Bainbrldgv 2 West BalnbHrtge 2 Eldoiendo 2 Boykin 2 (>.lc.Jltt 2 Damascus 2 Arlington 3 Arlington g Albany g Stnitiivllle g Smlthvllle 3 Montgomery a Amoricus 3 Fttrt valley 3 Macon 3 Atlanta 3 Savannah No. 2. Sunday only. 10 15 a ni 8 3U a m 8 15 a m B 25 a in 7 45 p in 2 07 p m 8 30 p m 8 25 p m 8 no p in 5 50 p m 5 38 p m 5 18 ji in 4 55 p m 4 50 pm 3 27 p in 2 35 p in I Dully except Suml ay SOITH BOIIKD. No. 4. Daily except Sunday. 10 15 a m 8 30 a in 8 15 a in 3 25 it in 7 45 i> in 2 07 a in 0 30 p 111 8 25 p in 5 651 p in 5 60 p m 3s p in 5 p in 4 55 p ni 12 50 p in 111 30 p n. 7 01) p in 11 25 a in 5 30 ft m 12 15 p in 12 10 p in 11 40 a ni 11 27 a ni 11 17 a in 10 45 « ni 10 2 U a m Beguiling Childhood. , W lieu my little son could scarcely CAPTURING A PASSENGER. toailfc. «qVs Ret. C. T. Brady, a Vest- The Hackman Tried Many Pleas, the mi missionary', I took him t6 the I . Last * Vonay One. cathedral one day, when 1 feturned "I llte perseveredto In, a man. even tor something 1 had forgotteD after In a buckman,” began’ Peterson, “niid morning'service. j there Is one particular jeb'u doing busl- 1 left the child In the nave, and ness in Washington who possesses that when 1 went back to him he had nd- quality 111 the superlative degree, vauced half way up the middle aisle! “When 1 visited the Capital City. 1 had mul was standing whore the'sun threw! toy uilnd fully made up to have noth- a golden light about his curly head, lug to do with the haclmfeh, so when A tiny object he was in that great church. I stepped off the train and ft crowd of these gentry begun shouting tit me 1 4 5!) p in 3.27 p 111 2J15 p m 12 50 p in I 12 50 p m 8 10 p in | 8 1 0 a in 1 50 p in i t 50 p m ! 12 24 p m I 12 24 p in | II 20 a ill II 21 I 1 50 a m 7 SO 3—Central of Georgia 1Cy Ulauta and all points East and West there31. 'use connection at West Bftinbridgo with ;hel’laiilSyst , 0 „iery, and all points East and West thereof. R. B. COLEMAN, General Superintendent. ,1. D. H umut. It. «. IIVRT9KIEU) -w ffl IIN&C ivery And Transfer Stables, oad “ " Street. , meet a il trains and transfer passengers promptly to any por ljig c itv. First class teams and trusty drivers tl,l> AT OUli STB LES—PHONE 56. Brackin & Co. It wns very still. He was looking! simply shook my head and passed on. about in every direction in the most 1 One of them, however, was not to curious and eager way. To my fnney j 1)6 tllU8 oi'siiy disposed of. Dancing he seemed like a little angel when he ! Around in .rout of me so ns to block said in his sweet, childish treble, which ; m - v progress, lie Vociferated: echoed- and re-echoed beneath the* vaulted roof: “I’apd, where’s Jesus? Where's' Jesus?” lie had been fold tliat the Church was the house o# the Saviour, fttid' cu ; this, his first, visit he expected to see ! his Lord. That baby Is quite grown tip now. Not in the faintest particular does lie resemble an angel. The other day, when I rode off to the wars, he aston ished even me with tills request: “Papa, If you get wounded, don't for get to bring me the bullet that knocks you out. 1 want It for a souvenir for my collection.” Fortunately for me, If unfortunately for him, 1 brought him no bullet. Rntalng the Fee. In that particular year it happened that the national political convention of which we are speaking wns held in Hack, tb'ster? Take you to the Washington monument of the cApItol? Ohly half a' dollar!’ “Again 1 1 1 shook my head. “‘Smithsonian’ Institution’ hr treasury btlil'cMng? Take /oil to both of ’em for 7S cents!’ “Still i shook my head. “ ‘Arlington and Fort Myer? Drive you over and back for $2!’ “As before L responded with a shake of the head. “‘Navy yard or Soldiers’ home? Either ploce for a dollar.’ “Another shake of the head, “ ‘Vi ant to go to the White House nnd see the president? Drive yea right there for 50 cents!’ “More head shaking. I “‘Patent office or state department? Same price as the White House!' "Another shake. Mind you, all this I time I hadn’t opened my mouth or ut- | tored n word, nod from the puzzled look on the hnckmnn's face 1 thought ZIT.7ZZT Cll “ 80 ' ' ““i «■ «'»“• ■>«•»> WE Docs your printing? Have just added some new type and force and desire to state that we are now better prepared than ever to turn out the _ b w , best work at lowest price on Jo ork. This Is how It came to pass that Colo nel Hauktliunder, who went merely ns a prominent citizen of the republic and had not taken the precaution to engage a room beforehand, found himself shut out of the hotels and compelled to choose lodgings from a list of eligible private dwellings. The woman of the house near the corner of Fish street and Potato ave nue, the first residence at which he called, showed him the ouly room, she had to spare. “That suits me, ma’am,” he- snidi “How mueb wilt tt cost me for board) and lodging hero for the next, four days?” “Well,” she answered; "this-Is. not a regular boarding house, and I am, only taking boarders because I want to. ed ucate my boy for a lawyer. I shall have- to charge you. $(J for the four days.” “Madam:” loftily rejoined the colonel, taking out bis poekotbook, “yon will never educate your boy for a lawyer by giving such an example as that. I will pay you $10.”—Chicago Tribune. 1 shoved past him, thinking to make my escape, his countenance suddenly brightened up and 1 heard him mutter: ” ‘By George, I’ve hit It now! I’ll try him just once more? And then, running in front or me again, be spell ed out on his fingers Im the d?a,f.nnd dumb alphabet, with whletTl chinecd to be fan)mar, ‘Deaf anil Dumb nsy- lpn|?, Tn|te you rjghj, ttjiWhe door for a quarter I’ "Woiriati’fi $orae Com panion, ’ LAUNDRY LINES. If coffee Is spilled on linen, the stains can he removed by soaking the part fpr, 12 hours In clear cold water to which a little borax has been added. After you have trashed, and Ironed your ribbons draw them swiftly under the flatiron, holding It qu one edge. Do this two or three times and xou.r ribbon will not be stiff, but soft ami pliable. To wash very yellow or grimy things mnke nn emulsion of/kerosene, dear llmewater nnd turpentine In*' cqunl parts. Shake them "together until creamy, then add a cupful to a boiler ful of clothes and hod for half au hour. Acetic add (concentrated vinegar) The Search-Light is a first-§ tss advertising medium. F of material and sat- ption guaiHuteed in fry respect. piuereial printing done The best is the cheapest, And the best is our aim; Bring us your next order, We cite you to the same. f ‘ | Not Second Sight. In happenings that savor of the su £ | pcrnatural there Is often less rather will restore colors that have been In- jj 1 than more than la “dreamt of In philos-1 Jured by the alkali In. soup or by soda, ’ opliy.” I ammonia or substances of a similar nn- In the English county of Wiltshire ture - Conversely stains made with there lived a woman whose deceased acids, which are hostile to some dark husband had been a pig dealer. After colors, uiuy be removed with dissolved his death It was her habit to remark, *°da. _ to chance visitors, without looking out I Bam. in Vegetables. ‘ the window: | People who have an objection to bugs “That’s a nice lot of young pigs, ( in their food need to tnke much pains those.” i u i. I with the cleansing of vegetables, espe- ’Where?” the person present was qially succulent plants, such as aspara- 3 print any thingfrom a card | to a newspaper* sure to ask. “Corniu down the road,.” was the In variable reply. “They're In a cart. gus. greens, lettuce, etc., before cook ing or serving pp raw. If left for awhile, tips downward. In well salted I SEARCH-LIGHT, BAINBRIDGE, GA. 1 ....... f and. what’s more, there’s a fine fat ( water, the plants will drop an Interest- so5v among’em.” , . , Ing assortment of discouraged living And It would not be long before a creatures on the bottom of the vessel, $ cart would appear and in It a litter of 1 and more may be gathered by carefully •? pigs nnd among them the sow which brushing and rinsing the crevices and * the woman had perceived at such a hollows of the plants. When cooked, m distance up the road. One day a vlst j this animal food may be harmless to y -' Itor, who saw in this exhibition aD those who like It. but In UDcooked sal- fCESl SEWING MACHINE the best made. flight-Running and well finished. Latest styles and all modem equipments. PSS; And Attachments Handled- 1 5 j ‘®'‘Did terms easy. It you need a serviceable Machine and J a ,s tftctiwu, call- on. or write me at once. J. D. 22AI.STEA13 BAINBRIDGE. GEORGIA. J. McDonald, dealer in |,s HAF?nWAPF m®* 11 vv rxfyEn unman Dixie Plows. Chattanooga Phil! 1 1 i ; . . . BAINBRID GB, Ga evidence of socond sight, exclaimed:, “How do you do It? It Is simply won derful!” ads It Is possible to swallow dangerous germs unless they are knocked- out by the help of antiseptic salt. The same “’Tain’t no miracle," wns the modest precautions are commended to pru- reply. ‘‘I've Just got my ear trained dence ami refinement with respect to to pigs—that’s all.” fruits.—Medical Record. Depew and Platt. Cbauncey M. Depew used to have In his collection of curiosities a certain telegraphic dispatch wbleb never fail ed to ioterest the politicians to whom he showed IL The telegram was sent to Mr. Depew, tbeD president of the New York Central railroad, by Mr. Platt shortly before the latter’s elec tion to ft second term In the senate. It is dated n few stations above Pough keepsie and reads: Pie** stop tb» BOOH exprem hero to like on Met. Platt and y, “I stopped the train gladly,” Mr. De pew would say when he exhibited It “1 am always willing to do a favor for a man who turns a Joke on himself.” Grass Inirratltnde. Elizabeth Cady Stanton used to tell the story of n band of good women who furnished the means for educat ing n poor young man for the ministry, who rewarded their kindness and self sacrifice by preaching his first sermon! from the text. "Let your women keep Bilence In the churches.” . Somewhat similar was the experl- ] ence of Editor Cadby of the Whang- ville Patriot. He tells it In this wise: i "1 gave that boy of mine a college' education. I had to economize, but 1 did it. Through my acquaintance with a friend in the big city 1 got him a job on a first class city newspaper. I could have made good use of him In my own office, but I wanted to do bet-; tei- for him than that How do you suppose lie repaid me? The first tiling he did lifter lie gut his chair warm in his new Job. by George, was to write a two column burlesque on country printing oflices!" Otherwise Discreetly Silent, jlcJIgger—Bragg tells mo be got mix- J ed up in a scrap last night. Thingumbob—Did he get the best of! it? I Mc.Iieger—Of course. If he hadn’t be wouldn't have said anything about it— Exchange. An BmbarrassinR Langh. During a funny turn on the stage at the Walnut Street theater. Cincinnati, one night a man In the bn loony leaned over the rolling convulsed with laugh ter. During an extraordinary hurst of hilarity his false teeth flew from Ills mouth and fell In the lap of a Indy who was sitting in the pur-quet. Those near looked up am) saw the toothless man waving frantically to the lady to pick up his teeth. This caused a gen eral laugh at Ills expense. The teeth were returned by an usher.—Exchange. Loaded With Fnt. In the good old days when we were greatly pestered by a neighbor’s sou. or tnule, or bull, or dog. Invading o premises anil taking unwarranted li > ertles we loaded the old shotgun wi' ; powder nnd fat meat and. after sorvln.: duo notice upon said neighbor and sib.i, notice being Ignored, set out to uplink: the first law of nature, self defense, ( , The amount of execution that can ti»- done by a wad of fat meat on top of if. good charge of powder Is amazing Wherever It strikes hair and hide dis appear. It seldom if ever kills. bu;‘ leaves scars tlmt time does not obllter ate. The fat being salty, causes excru dating pain, which lingers Jong in memory, and the stricken a'uinnil' doe- not offend again. . , i( , ... ... A tallow cahfllo tan lie shot througl a two Inch oak hoard without Injury to the candle. In like mnnner n tallow bullet If driven by a sufficient charge ot powder would penetrate a man's body and grease him so well Internally thav he would not core to go dueling again A glancing shot would plow ugly fur rows In the skin,—New Vorfc Press, ' All MnaanluiAns Secure Converts. Europeans habitually forget that er ery Mussulman is more or less of * missionary—that Is, he Intensely de sires to secure converts from non-Mus sulman peoples. Such converts not ouly Incrense Ills own chnnce df heav en, but they swell his owu faction, hla own, army. Ids own menus of conquer- • lug. governing and taxing the remain der of mankind. .m All the emotions which Impel a Chris tian to proselyte are In a Mussulman strengthened by all the motives Which Impel a political leader nud allthe fiiov fives which sway a recruiting uvrijeant, uutil pvosely tiruv ita-s; become u pa* atom whUffi, wherever success se*u)*, pvUjticaDIe, 1 and especlaJlly success on a large Scale, develops in the quietest Mussulman a fury of ardor which In duces him to break down every obsta cle, his own strongest prejudices In cluded, rather than stand for an la- atuut In a neophyte’s way. He wel comes him as a sou, uud, whatever hl» own lineage find wlj£ther the Convert be negro or CUhmu..uT or' lndlnn or even European, he will without hesi tation or scruple give his own child in marrfugiraud admit him fully, frankly and finally luto the most exclusive so ciety In tpe world.—To»• n“Brown Man.” * 1 : —ar THE EYE QF_AN ARTIST* \ Ca*» Wkcr* »t Wu Mare Reliable Than a Sailor's. OiMte. J Mr. N. Chevalier, the well knowri artist who accompanied the late Duke of Edinburgh on many of his travels, was once going from Dunedin to Lyttelton, New Zealand, by steamer* Anxious to catch the earliest glimpse of the coast he went on deck at dawn and wns alarmed to see that the vessel was heading stinlght ou to the land. Calling the officer’s attention to the fact, he was told that It was only a fog hank. The artist maintained his point, but the second officer looked and confirmed his mate. - , « The Rrtlst then sale}: “Well, gentle, pten, I will hack my. artist’s eye Vgulust yonr sailor’s uye, and 1 say that whut you mistake for a. fog, bank Is a low rajige of blits, and there Is a range of mountains appearing above them." i , But he was only laughed at. until: the captain coining on deck found In the growlug light that the artist >vas right nnd the seamen wrong. The Vus, sel was out of Its course, nnd there wns ouly Just time, to avert disaster, The helmsman was dlsmlssifil in dis grace and tlie course given, tq flic new steersman, but the. vessel's head sfin pointed landward—the eouiptisti wte.iiU, wrong. The, cause was discovered fitte* A commercial traveler had brought 0 box; of magnets on board and deposited them In k stern cabin, causing whut blight have been a fatal deflection of the compass. 1 To return to the question of Inter- pretatlon, the artist was dealing with the appearances which bis eye was tuained, to see and Ids mind to Inter pret. A speck on the horizon might have remained a mere speck to hint tong after the sailors bad interpreted the speck Into a vessel of deUuite rig. There can bo little doubt that the j trained eye Is accompanied by a sort of mental seeing, an Instinct outrun ning optics. I Polished Poraltaro. When a polished table Is stained by a. hot dish, one restoring process is to use first wood alcohol aud then linseed or i olive oil. This treatment Is excellent for keeplug any polished furniture In ort}t»r and la ooe of tb<e few tilings for which wood alcohol maj bo used. The latter Is cheaper than the pure and for certain domestic uses is quite as cood - " /llrt iftc-iitisu ruruivr. oemg eieeieu. a member of the local school board, visited the school aud tested the Intel ligence of the class by his quesuous. , The tirst inquiry was: "Now. hoys, cun ony o’ you tell me wha> naething is?” After u moment’s alienee a small boy In a back seat arose and replied: “It's what ye gl’e me t'other day foe haudln rer bourse!”—London Answer^'