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THE CORRESPONDENT.
VOL. XI.
-0 The Bystrom
Gasoline Lamps.
Safe ! Reliable ! Economical !
Their use will not increase your fire
insurance rate.
Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
Unequalled for design, finisli, mechan¬
ical construction and operation.
The Bystrom Arc Lamp.
The only successful Under Generator Pressure Lamp on the market
A brillant 750 candle power light at an expense of one third cent per
[hour or at one fourth tlue cost of kerosene of the same candle power
Surpasses all recently invented lights in power and is invaluable for all
places where a large volume of light is desired at a small cost.
The Bystrom Gravity Lamps.
With The Improved Bystrom Burner.
A burner without an equal on which you can rely, We are fur-
nishing a great many Burners with which to equip fixtures of other
manufacture where the burners have proven worthless. If you have a
lamp that is not giving good results buy one of our Burners and you
will have a satisfactory light.
The Bystrom Gas Lamp Co.,
89-91 Kinzie Street CHICAGO, ILL.
J. W. Dennington, Agent, Yatesvilq, Ga.
LIust Blame Yourself.
If you are not getting the worth of your money
in buying Jewelry, Musical Instr««—
Watches, Clocks, & Etc
aFFUOVAL BECAUSE
I GUARANTEE MY GOODS.
Is Only Possible Where You Have a Really Good
Instrument. I Sell Pianos, Organs, Violins,
Guitars, Mandolins, and Banjos that make music
Possible.
All That Glitters Is Not Genuine.
Watches that we sell you are cf pure quality and we
| promise you satisfaction in its ownership.
Repair Excellence.
Watches, Clocks, Sewing Machines. Guns, and Pis¬
tols, the Repair has our guarantee and you shall ha\ >_
your money’s werth.
Piano Tuning I make a specialty of Piano Tuning at
prices that lets you live and me too. I am not
a wandering Piano Tuner but I Guarantee m\ uork.
AARON H. CLARK,
ROBERTA, GA.
S2. .WASHINGTON
Everythin* which the
He sees all there 1s to ——:-~ /i " - * 1 transient visitor to
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.ee—or thinks de¬
duty to see—Is
scribed in the
manner characteristic
i** tandsome 11 a.yjuaintFHi with ihe >7 of one thoroughly famil-
city and it* — tor with the subject.
—New York Tribune.
■~-»ew York Times.
Senators Hoar, Hanna, Foraker, Burnham and .>» did
^5-00 checks immediately receipt 01 ^ rC) |U n< it,^n ^ it j s0
Congressmen upon Olmsted, Connell, I a P Runoert Bel-
Grosvenor, McDermott, Smith, , ^-Hey, .’ , Spark-
mont, Long, Nevin, Powers, ’
man, Wright Otjen, although not obligated 'y y d The
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merits of The book speak for itself- For sale by all boo* , d dealers a | ers or or sen t
Postpaid to any part of the world on receipt ot „
Cloth, $2.oa Half Morocco, $3-00- Full Morocco,
THE NUTSHELL PUB. CO., 78 Fifth Avenue, New York.
of pictures and caricature* of mea
The most vnlrmble feature of the hook is its series
Prcmirect Y. Mall and Express. »
in national life to-day.—N. often brought vividly
That wlthin^us with dry aaylns*. 1®
which does not arouse enthusiasm is the adept use of pen and
befert- us an! like « streek of UghtntnR awakens <* >r 1 which is not only very ln-
of the o , tu ^
hell by a gifted artist, and such is '-he merit york Staats Zeitung.
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-Ha* and amusir*. bvi instructive in the 'ytft ^
The Correspondent’s Watchword:—“ Knowledge is Power,
is Limit.”
KNOXVILLE. GA., FRIDAY. JUNE 5. 1903.
Cream of
Brief Summary of Most
Important Events
of Each "Day.
—Qecrgia Ann Hill, an aged neg-
rcss, who lives near Americus, Ga.,
is turning white.
—Dupree Holmes, said to have been
killed in Jefferson county, came home
uninjured
—Savannah ministers, tin. Sunday
sermons comdemned prize lighting
following the death of George Feely in
the Forest City ring.
Near Williamson, Ga., at a church
row Sunday Sandy Dickerson, a
ally wounded another.
—A great mass meeting was held in
Richmond, Va., Sunday in which
Christiana and Jews joined In de¬
nouncing the Russian massacre.
—News of the floods at Topeka and
other points in west continue to be ap¬
palling and the list of fatalities is in¬
creasing.
—Sunday was a quiet day at Jack-
son, Ky. Jett’s cell was examined to
see if prisoner had implements by
which he could escape.
—Two negroes and one white per¬
son killed in a riot at Pittsburg, Pa.,
Sunday. The whites attempted to
break up crap game when fight
opened.
—Rios, fanatical Filipino leader, has
been convicted of murder and sen¬
tenced to death.
—Irish nationalists made a demon¬
stration at Liverpool Sunday. Thirty
thousand Irishmen were in line.
—The official repurw\f. acj, placed
the numoer oi nehd at 860.
—Hon. Dupont Guerry. who has been
elected president of Wesleyan Female
college, has accepted the position.
—Leroy Gibbons, the negro said to
have been lynched in Jefferson coun¬
ty, Ga.. surrendered to the sheriff of
that county.
—Many miners are still idle in the
east Tennessee coal district.
—Judge Niles, of the Mississippi
federal court, dissolved the injunction
restraining the railroads from increas¬
ing the lumber rate.
—Jackson Giles, the Alabama negro,
wilt again te 3 t the state's sufferage
laws in the United States Supreme
court.
—Thousands of people in Kansas
art' being rendered homeless by floods.
The situation at Topeka is desperate.
—Irregularities in regard to salaries
in the postofflee department have been
found by Postmaster General Payne.
—The situation at Jackson, Ky., is
critical, The town is under martrial
law, as an attack by the feudists Is
feared.
—President Samuel Spencer an-
announces that tiw Southern railway
will be doubled tracked from Washmg-
to Atlanta.
_The Northern Presbyterian gen¬
eral assembly has adopted resolutions
demanding the expulsion of Reed
Smoot, the Mormon, from the United
States senate.
—Advices from Bogota indicate that
the canal treaty is sure to be rejected
by the Colombian congress.
_For alleged combination to fix
rates in Austin, fifty-nine fire insurance
companies are to be barred from
Texas.
_Two engineers and a fireman were
killed Tuesday in two wrecks, one
the Southern and ore on the Chesa¬
peake and Ohio.
—The supreme court of North Caro-
lina is now considering the second ap-
peal of James Wilcox, convicted of .he
murder of Nelli* Cropst>.
—Lieutenant Javier commanding a
force of constabulary, defeated 200 fan-
atics on the island of Cebu, Phi.ip-
pines, killing sixty-eight.
—The United States government is
investigating the charge that negroes
are held in peonage in Alabama.
_Many persons were killed and in-
jured by tornadoes which swept por-
tions of Nebraska and Iowa Tuesday,
_Lieutenant Davi 1 McCoach, an ar-
air officer under charges at Fort Mon-
roe, Va., broke his parole and skipped.
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ROBERTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
LOCATED AT
Roberta Crawford County Georgia.
A School of High Grade. Special Attention given to those Stud¬
ies which go to fit the youth of our land for spheres of usefulness and
Independence in Life.
Board for $6.00 to 10.00 per Month.
Five Months Tuition Free by the State and Town.
Roberta’s Health Record is not Excelled by any School Locality and
is the Best in Middle Georgia.
A FULL CORPS OF TEACHERS ON HAND.
(Joseph ] H. D. M’Crary, Johnson, Secretary. Chairman.
Board of Commissioners.-' 1 J..C. Bond, Treasurer.
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CRIDER AGENTS WANTED
on-) in each town to ride and exhibit a sample 1902 model
bicycle of our manufacture. YOU CAM MAKE 910 TO
$60 A WEEK besides having a wheel to $9 ridefor yourself. $15
m i 1902 Models SEES to
f 1900 and 1901 Models WAee/s^, m b akes $7 *0 $11
V/ 500 Second Hand ft cO
m taken makes In and trade models, by our good Chicago new................. retail stores, all tjlal HU Iff
as
We ship any bicyclo OK APPROVAL to any¬
one without a cent deposit in advance and allow
10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. S
no risk in ordering from us, as you do not nee
to pay a cent if the bicycle does not suit you.
DO MOT BUY FACTORY PRiC^ES & FREfTf RIAL OFFEfiL
J. L. MEAD CYCLE CO., Chicago, III.
PURITY. 7 YEAR OLD
a KENTUCKY RYE
WiADE AT OUR KENTUCKY DISTILLERY FOR 43 YEARS.
and praised by thousands of consumers as the best
whiskey in the world for the least money.
Off QOU3BOM
4 full quarts. 7 year old . .SI.98
4 “ 10 “ “ . . 2.49
4 “ 12 “ “ 2.93
4 “ 14 “ “ 3.93
W’ Save You ONE DOLLAR on each galioa, and prove that
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German Insurance Bank, Eradstreet.'or any Express Co.
Refexences :
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SWING Lawn Swings and Settees, Hammock *9
MADE /i Chairs, Camp Chairs and Stools,
ironing Tables, Wash Benches, Etc.
Agents easily make
$5 to $10 Per Day.
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