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FOR SPRING AND SUMMER I We arc receiving the most complete and satisfactory line ot Clothing and Gents’ Furnishings That we have ever been able to show to our patrons. This season wc have had an eye to increasing our sales and have been very particular and choice in our selections. We combine style, fit, handsome trimmings, good wear and low prices in every suit. Our NECKWEAR department is elaborate and up to date. We are showing a handsome line of SHIRTS in all the new patterns. WILEY L. SMITH, 23 HILL STEEET, GBIFFIN, GA- IF YOU NEED A TRUSS HE SURE AND GET The American Silver Truss. AMERICAN / SILVER ' IT IS THE L TRUSS. I VEST FITTING I LIGHT, MOST COMFORTABLE Easy to Wear. Retain* \ /Noprewturc on THAT Y<>! (AN 81. Y. EVERY ONE IS I 'Z: J NoiXX. GUARAN TEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION. |with Comfort. I Never move.. We also carry a full line of Suspensories, Supporters, Elastic Stockings, Etc. CARLISLE & WARD. NEW GARDEN SEED JUST RECEVED. ALL FRESH AND GENUINE.' ONIOH SETS-EfISTERM IRISH POTAAOES. DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, LAMPS, LAMP CHIMNEYS, GLASS AND PUTTY. FINE LOT OF PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES. PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. J. N. HARRIS & SON. Qu.ic2s: nScll-zer— We have added Bicycle Delivery to our other express wagons. When you want things quick order of us. G. W CLARK & SON. CHEAPEST GROCERS IN TOWN. ('iifkiira Soap, 18c. Packers Tar Soap, 18c. J. M. SEARS. The Grocer. The Evening Call. GRIFFIN, GA., APRIL 3, 1899. OlHceovor Oavis IlardwareStore TKLEPHONK NO. 32. PERSONAL AND LOCAL DOTS OR. J. M. THOMAS, (PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office: No. 23i Hill street, stairway next to R. I’. McWilliams A Son. Tele phone 27, 2 rings. Colquitt Clark spent yesterday m Macon. Rufus Green, id Zebuion, whs in the city today. R W. Hale, id Joly, spent today with his many Griffin friends John Patterson, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with his many Griffin friends. Easter was a very pretty day, which brought out many ro w spring sir s. ii R F.emisler came down fr< tn Atlanta yesterday and “pent tire day in ihis c ty. 11 sle< 11 s Ih a t llie tn!' a 111 v, I a w< 18 Api iI -fia• <d i■ i)..!. y .nJ continued tin ir ivoi k lodav A void the lassitode thi’ cmo m with spring, by drinking Ce:> ry Piu-phate, nt Brook's Soda Fount M'-i, .1 \\ Bullard returned today irom Barnesville, wheri she spent si v eral day s will, ielativi s, Walter Beeks returned to his hl me in Macon last night, after a short visit to his parents in this city. C.d. M Pliny Hall returned to his home in Jackson th; morning, a 'er spending Sunday m this citv. Mrs I. A . Gresham w. nt down to Bir i• >. Hi more i ■ ■ vi- i; her parent', All an 1 Mrs ,1 G Smidi i '.ii*. Ih >“pl at, «j;i quin: .mr imivi s ;<•.<( cn ••• rH ,• t i p,,,, ’ at B o<d''.. So a I uni '1 l.e . gubt' m mtfilv m .ng f the l> A R wi.i 1. h.dd a' Mrs lied,ling's «■■»»»<>; I'o , , I ~ 'l -it ay was H1! i,| |; <, r ,| lV) and aigr ciow ds of V, , r »! rJ attend Cd ’< 1 ' if' ' m ail ill.- churches of our city M fox Min t ,iy ri : unit J to his homo in N»w, m today after spending i ft w d-.ys with his uncle, V S. Mur ray in this ci v l ot: .■'Ai l:—A in w np right Sobmer piano Guilt- dge guarantee Mali 'ga ily e tse Bargain tor eu h purchaser. A 'Jr -- ‘'l." this t ffiet ( hat'ey A us'ey, who is attending >lu nitdieal college at Baltimore, was in 'he ri y today while i nri.uti to his home in S.unhwt st Georgia .Major W A. Turner, cue of New nan's prominent citizens, returned heme this morning after spending some time here on business. W . 1 Smith, of Galveston, Texas, returntd home this morning after spending sev. ral days with his boys who are attending the Chas M Neel Institute in this city For Sa IJ: —Canary Biids, Faintail and Tumbler Pigeons, G d Fish, W til', K bb Gnu . a 1* ;s, and Bufl' Cochin B.itiiams I.■’>.;> 1) Clark, 20 Hill street. - HONEY “ LOAN ON Real Estate. Easy and Limited Number of Payments, to be paid in Monthly Installments. No delay for want of Funds when i Security is sati-factory. For full particulars, call at the Office of W. H, NEWTON & CO., Griffin, Ga. Walter Slaton will return tonight I from n few days buxine, trip to Al lan'u. Celery I’boxphate, refreshing and invigorating, 5c at Brooks’soda fount. Subscribe for the Evening Cali. and get the local news of the city while it is warm. Lieutenant Frank Z. Curry, Third Georgia infantry, vill ba tried by a special conrtmartial at Savannah, on April 10th, fur the killing of Private Leo II id, Second artillery. Mrs Florida Drake and children, Roswell Hall and Richard Drake, of Jacks it), returned home thia morning, after spending Sunday in this city the guests of Mrs. Florence Reeves, on South Hill street. The friends of Mr. Royal Daniel will regret to learn that he is very ill at his home, the (’coledge. He has been confined to his room for several days. He expect) to be out in a short time. Atlanta Constitution. When you set your chickens sprinkle Lambert’s Death to Lice and Mites in the nest, and you will not be worried with lice and mites on your little chicks. Lewis D Clark, 20 Hill S:. We wonder if Ex Gov. "Bob” Taylor could not. be induced to deliver hie lecture “L >ve, Laughter and Song,” in Griffin. He will be in Atlanta this week and bis many Griffin admirers would regret to have bin) come that near and then not make them a visit. Cap! W. B. Hudson put his force of liands Li work tliix morning and from the pn grits i hey made today it is evident Griffin will soon have streets she ian will be piotid of, Chip!.. J. J Camp has the county ch.iiti gang in the city and‘they will work the ten principal streets Rev. J A Drewry filled his regular appointment, at Mclnto-b Baptist ehiirc'i yesterday, and was greeted bv an unusually large congregation. The interior of tin’building had boon beau tifully decorated with flowers, and the music and sermon ht'd been prepared especially for the celebration of Eiß‘ tei Mayor and Mr- W D Davi. are r> <•>ovtug the congratulations of their ma.iy friends over the arrival of a beautLnl little lieiress, whicl> appeared at tiieir home on Thirteenth street yesterday morning Mr Davis is prouder than if he iiad bu n elected may .r of Greater New Y >rk, and >:,ly gives a condescending smile to his most intimate friends, A large number of prominent citi zens of the state will arrive in Griffin tom rrow afternoon to attend the marriage of Miss Susie Stevens, daughter of Hon. and Mrs. O. B. Stevens, to Mr M. J. Janes, which takes place at s o’clock Wednesday morning Among those expected are : Dr W E Cheatham, Elwin Bel), Kenneth Worthy, Mrs. F M McNulty of Dawson; Miss \ i,e I i Tile, of Tile; Dr. and Mrs J H S- rugof ColiiintiU" ; Mrs W H Haiiem of A' a »it a ; Gov \\ \ . Atkinson and ('■ Hit ry Fisl.er, of New nm. Robbed the Grave. \ -t nt lit), i ini ci. I ent, of w hieli Mr. John () iver of Philadelphia, was the subject is narrated by him «s follows: “I was in a most dreadful Condition. My .«ki<i was nlm. st yei !■. w, < -vea nk en, tongue Coated, pint) continually in back and sides, no appetite—gradually growing weaker day by day Three physicians had given nio up. For tntutely, a friend advised Irving ‘Eiec trie Billers / arid to my great joy and surprise, the first bottle made a great improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man 1 know they saved my lite, and robin <1 the grave id anoth. r Victim.” No one should fail to try them. 1 inly 50c, guaranteed, at Harris A S ins and Carlisle Ward’s Drug Store. II iw It Sluck I’apa ’Mamma went to the auction and bought one al those decorated Chinese praying ma chines. She thought it w uld please papa ’ “Did it?” “At first He was just looking into il when he asked the price When mamma told him he swore liko a irmper." “What did y >nr mother s.iy ?" • Sii- x,--.i xhe was gold it is a j: . g n 'iiirie and not u p! o! graph! —C ev.iand Piain Dealer 'J A PANE SEF: 0 V,’ IN GMET H 0 D& S.ilil Io He Sue -rlor to Oiir Own Sint Well V. <ir h C<i|i) ins- Havel brought b.wk any new plan of Invention? Well, If you put it pointedly I must say that I have one stored away. The JapaiiCM. have given me a new idea aliout row ing a liont. which I am going to experiment on in Washington and see what can be done with it. f 'Jake their method of rowing. It Is far superior to any t ing we have in this coun f try. Ihe best Wu ' I can explain it is that it'is a kind of s ing. There Is one oar at the ind of the I .mt, and then several I oars may be placed alongside, all of which exercise the same sculling motion. I have brought with me from the oriental coUn- ' try an exact model of one of their boats, and after reaching Washington I will con struct a boat combining the American and Japanese principles. The Japanese method ; of propelling a boat is distinct in itself. A. I say, it is a method of sculling, yet it is not our kind of sculling. The oar is , horizontally placed, and by a peculiar mo tion from a pivot the greatest of power is L exercised. The blade is always under wa ter. Our method of sitting in a boat with our back toward the place we are going is barbarous. It is inartistic, and it belongs i to a prehistoric ago. The idea of having to stretch one’s neck and look over one’s ■ shoulder in order to keep the boat in the right direction is a thing which the Jap- . anese would not tolerate for a moment. Then from the standpoint of exercise the Japanese rowing is far ahead of ours. For I college aquatics the Japanese principle , would simply lie great. If lor some other American scientist can get the Japanese 1 principle of locomotion fastened on to an ■ American style of boat, Yale and Harvard will then have something to row with. The exercise would be much better, be cause the Japanese oarsman stands up and ' the entire body is brought into play. Their method is better, first, because it is , more powerful, and, second, because it , gives more exercise. But understand me that their principle cannot be attached to 1 our model of boats, and it is on this point that I am going to experiment. I will probably try a catamaran model of boat. — New Orleans Picayune. Davis Outdone in Diamonds- About the beet true story —I enp . poee the stories are true, as he swore they ail were —told me by my friend the clerk was about Charles L Davis, the actor, otherwise known as “ Alvin Joslin,” says a writer it) the Louisville Commercial “He was in the lobby of the St. Charles, in New Orleans, when a man Iron) Chicago stepped in front of him and looked over his bead in search of an acquaintance, who he supposed was in the hole! lobby. Davis, mistaking the Chicago man’s purpose, remarked : “Ah, I see you admire my diamonds. This one”— indicating the stom on bis shirt boson —‘i<ft me $3 000 These”— showing his cuff bu'tom—“ciwt me $2,500 each, and my wife has a trunk ful op in h< r room.” The Chicago man did not say much, but that evening, by arrangement with the head waiter, Davis was placed at supper alone at a able where were several vacant chairs. Presently seven men, all commercial travelers, entered the dining room, and each one had a large cut glass fruit dish fastened on hie breast, while glass prisms hung pendent from each co .t and vest but ton. Soberly matching to Davie’ table, eeven men took ilie vacant seats, and the Chicago man entertained the actor with : “Ah, I see you admire our dia monds. This one”—pointing to the fruit dish—‘ci s’. mu $3,0 0 000. These”—indicating the prisms—'cost $250,000 each, and we have three car loads like them at the depot waiting to be sidetiacked.” Davis not only changed his table, but went to another hotel, Bears tho _ ■ i6 K' ni * j Have Alft.;vs Bought B,s “ m X t rieii.t-li ip lO.vplaincil. in ■ tv. ■-<1 ; ■ ■ of the fast friendship which has always existed between Mrs. UlyssesS. Grant and Mrs. Jefferson Davis. It is accounted for in this way: Long before tho civil war, when Grant was stationed with his regi ment in the far northwest, charges were preferred against him and were reviewed by Davis, who was then secretary of war. He took the young officer’s part and dis missed the charges with a gentle repri mand. “The silent man of Galena” never forgot thi>; neither has his widow. r&aiT*f ! •. r • -i s ■ EaOs© ‘ Brand'i MiiO S HAS NO EQUAL AS f U An Infant Food. > HEALTH ’sent > /y FREE on Application y % ttovYCWtCCHOtKStOB'LHCO.HV Z' To Curr Fort’m. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. -Ju ur 25c. I ’* l.’ C. C f:»U to euro. dnu\’.sts refund m »ney a x * XM *******»*M>«-r>^i 8 tinative r Ufoi" * m, Ga., September 16, 1898. Atlanta, Ga. ' ? tend your Pitts' Carminative too 4 it. She had Cholera Infantum / : no relief until 1 began using Pitt’s j a I had given her but two bottles, y ok like the same child. I advise all v hildren to give this remedy a trial. $ MRS. LIZZIE MURRAY. £ -Will Save Youra, j 1T.... \ Effects ©f th© OKli g ( Grip is a treacherous disease. You think it /Zm] ts cured And the slightest cold brings on a I (wA P relapse. uaK|| Its victims are always left in a weakened W? condition blood impure and impoverished; Qf y/ nerves shattered. Pneumonia, heart disease y/A? 5 and nervous prostration are often the yZ tAz-y result. S/\k wy Dr.Williams* Pink Pills for Pale People will /NW Yp drive every trace of the poisonous derms from IF/ll the system, build up and enrich the blood yOa and strengthen the nerves. A trial will prove this. Read the evidence-- ) Whan th® grip last visited this section Herman H. Eveler, GC// LQ ofBU W. Main Bu, Jetlersou, Mo., u well-known contractor and /JK builder,was one of the victims, and he has since been troubled ftKt\ lllrAl with the after-effects of the disease. A year ago bls health be- IM|II J\lili P aa be was obliged to discontinue work. That he I# uC fcltNf/ Ilves to-day Is almost a miracle. He says: IFls' *‘l was troubled with shortness of breath, palpitation of the V7W heart and a general debility. My back also pained me severely. KjX “I tried one doctor after another and numerous remedies iPrS suggested by my friends, but without apparent, benefit, and Vs\V Ify'f began to give up hope. Then 1 saw Ur. w illiams’Pink Pills jFjJ (LJI for Pale People extoflad in a >St. J.ouis paper, and after Inves- |t*l ZrSl tlgatlon decided to give them a trial. ALJIi Ink “After using the first, box I felt wonderfully relieved and IMs Ilj'v'll was satisfied that the pills were putting me on the road to re- I Zjosl IrjjN || covery. I bought two more boxes and continued taklngthem. IlfAMf n/lil “After taking four boxes of Ur.Williams’PlnkPllls lorPale jIIAM (SxJll People lam restored to good health. I feel like a new man, and Ujfflul uTrat having the will and energy of my former days returned, lam capable of transacting my business with Increased ambition. /KMCNI frxXti “Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People arc a wonderful j|h—A| llvAlll medicine and any one suffering from the after effects of the IHL/1 \\rti2/|i grip will find that these pills are the specific.” ILH.Evih.eb. lIiVZ/ Mr. Eveler will gladly answer any inquiry regarding this If lizvr. stamp Is enclosed.— FromCole Co. Democrat, Jefferson City, Mo. /(nA Look for the full name on the package. At druggists or wo/ from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, In.Y» Wffy Nxuf 50c. per box. 6 boxes $2.50. BASS BROS. Busy as Bees, Yes, Busier, MISSES HARRIS AND MALAIER HAVE ( HARMED THE PEOPLE AND TUFA ARE COMING TO THEM FOR FINE HATSANDBONNETS “THE HATS ARE BEAUTIFUL AND £O CHEAP,” WAS EXCLAIMED BY THE LADIES WHO VISITED OUR OPENING. JUST AFTER EASTER MILLINERS USUALLY HAVE A LAG IN BUSINESS, BUT TO AVOID THIS OUR MIL LINERS WILL OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS THE FIRS T OF THE WEEK TO THOSE WHO WANT ;OLD HATS MADE NEW BY RESHAPING AND RETRIMMING THEM AT JUST HALF PRICES. THE WORK USUAL LY COSTING SI.OO WILL ONLY COST 50c. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY- WORK WORTH $2.00 WILL COST JUST SI.OO DURING THIS TIME., DON’T FAIL TO BRING THE OLD HAT UP AT ONCE. NEW SPRING GOODS. Piques worth 35c., Monday prices 25c , all colors. 25c. Piques at 15c. 60 new Shirt Waist Patterns for next weeks trade at nearly give away ; prices—sl.o6, $1.30, $1 75, $2 and $285, no two alike. 43 black Skirt Patterns as long as they last at 90c., $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and $2 50. 15 black Crepon Patterns, Atlanta prices $2.50 yard, our prices—just come and see the difference. AVhen your purse suggests a saving just make your purchases at BASS BROTHERS'