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ed by an awkward qaeotion which
be should decide hlmeelf he appoint*
a oommlwlon to shoulder the respon
•ibiUty. He hae the following oom
mission* on hie list: The HawaiUn
the Paris com mission,
the Porto Bican commission. slon, theCu-
the war connate-
mfitaion.
qoita a string of omxnniasione,
iffl t<» aajr that there are
incubation and
will make their appearance in due
vllllvi
Of tit M tthh* WflbttMfBwtli >0 End.
Albany Here d
The south raised 11,000,000 bales
of cotton last year at B oenta. Will
the aot the fool to the same extent
this year is now tho qttestion of vital
oonoern, nays the Baiubrldge Demo¬
crat. It is our opinion that she will.
BKTHAKY^ BROTH.
BrrHAny, Qa., Jan. 30.—Wei; the.
•now has melted and the* sun has
ahone out again. The farmers in
this community are #ylflg to get
done pldkfng ooUon, arid are still
sowing Wheat. That's‘right, broth¬
er termer; sow yofiir wheat and
make your flOnr at home- fall it will be.
six Opats now, but next
iSM-T-S T owwr 55a Jaokscm, who Hved back st
last year, has moved
Sear. We welcome Brother Jack¬
son hack with us, for he was in leech
y much in his absence last year
axe about two weeks ego,. marie an
awkward stroke with it ao'd out two
-Of his toes off, but he was quiokly pieced
taken to a physidari, who place, and
them buck to the proper
now they-ire growing back very fast.
We are glad tofirkte that the little
babe of W. J. Holsey, which has
bean very sick with sore mouth, is
convalescent. ground
While the snow was on the
H. 8. Horton went opt hare hunting
with his pistol, aiming to shoot them
with it. He found one sitting in the
grass and shot aud missed him, so
he looked up a stick and killed the
hare, and then going on killed three
more with the same stick.
W. W. Shannon’s horse has been
sick With the blind Staggers, but we
are glad to *t«0 that it Is about
'well now.
We are glad to hear that Book's
Batch is with us again, but sorry
that he did not get in. Now, Broth¬
ftu er Beek's Batch,don’t be ashamed to
gy AgpjKasjg k!T Icl J
spoil out that great big back .picture on
the first page and get our same
old place in the Nnws and Sun.
IloW* This ?
w8 We V* g». offer offer One <>n Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured ---'--* by Hull s Catarrh Cure. Toledo. . ^
«¥ ft CO., Peons., O.
SOTfejate We the undersigned, ... have have ............. known known F. F. J. J.
jnass
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their linn
WB8T|ft TanAX, Wbriesrie Druggists,
T VkH>riio, KmNANft Mabvut, Whole.
ou» surface* of th? system. Price 76c per
bottlo. Sold by all Druggist ta. Tesii*
montals free.
Halt's Halt’s Family Fum Pills are the beet.
Mlsa Alioe Palmer, Wadley, Ga.
Write*; Have used Dr. Jtf. A. Sim¬
mons liver Medicine 20 years. It ii
■ the best remedy for dyspepsia, aiok
headache, sour stoma oh , inoiffestiou,
bilioaaness and constipation I have
ever need. In my opinion is is muoh
better than the medioine put op by
Zeilin, and Black Draught, which I
have need.
te DeWitt's. Witch Basel Salve has the
rtraat sale of any Salve iu tbe World.
Tnui Wet Wet and i its merit has led dlshbnest
. people to attempt to counterfeit cot it.
’Look deooive out for tbe man oall oall who for De
you u when when you yon i
Witch Hazel * Salts lalve th the great pile
ft don.
idurils Tear lln«r«ht With Cmi ur-t*.
Oaixly OiitHimic, our# cotmtlpHtion foiever.
tte,S8o. 110. C C tab, (irnnistM r«f uml money.
Truth wears well. People have learn-
that DeWitt's Little Early regulating Risers are the re¬
liable little pills constipation for sick
bowels, curing aud J. N.
headache. They don’t gripe.
Harris ft ft Son. “
i
Prepare for accidents and diseases
of the New Year. Buy a bottle of
Dr. Tiehsoor'i Anti septic. Heals
outs and burns quioker and with
less suffering than anything. Cures
oolio too, in man or beast. SOoby
druggists and country merchants
Morning sioknsss or nausea from
pregnancy Vine is dispelled Ta bv Simmons
Squaw Wine or triets.
More than sweaty twenty million i__,__________ tree earn-
pi w of D« Witt’s Witch Haeel Salve
have been distributed by the manufao-
turers. What better proof of their con¬
fidence in its merits do you want? It
cores piles, burns, scalds, semes ia the ft
shortest space of time. J. N. Harris
*\
Begin the New Year right, buy a
bottle of Dr. Tiohenor’s Antiseptic
to use in esse of an accident, Moat
wonderful healing compound known
to medical science. Only BOc at all
For Overworked girls and Feeble
women, Simmons Squaw Vine Wine
or r Tablets XI are nature’s
boon.
ADOPTED IN
*risS K«Vl«lon OrSSrsd t#
Usual Coiumittse.
CHAMBER DEPUTIES ACTS
Th# Premier, W. Irepay, Creates as
Uneer on the rioor by tttmUmg Us
Fetley Thet U to B. Purs«e4 la
Pstilai With Dreyfus.
Print. Jaft go.—The chamber of Seim
tie* today, by a vote of «4d lift,
adopted tbs government’* pwpssal IS
labmtl to the committee entrtttod with
•nefa matter* the bill providing that oases
of trial revision shall be btoagh* belew
the salted Muttons of U» const* ef ess*
■aribn.
The report of M. Msmi, ltd JB*
dsftt fid the eo»rt of uaaeatteft, <m »hs
chargee of M. Quewiay de Beaerepaiift,
the former preetdent of the civil motion
of that body will be read before ths
committee. The minister of Jasttoe, M.
Le Bret, teteodwwd the bUl and asked
that it he sent to » committee. It was
read amid profound silence.
The preamble of the measure, dedaa
lag that dm bill was one of /aooesrilf
lor the peace and to restore calm te ths
cons try 4 - was greeted with applause the
from the ceattt and mtrrtnor* from
extreme Aer^acrsi left. .
*£ 2
chamber Vm not aware why the gov-
erfiuient flit rod uced the Wfl ahd asked
for the official publication of the #4*
deuce in. the case of M. Bard, who id*
.ported on the Dreyius cam to the eMft
of cassation. [Cheer*. J
dark. He was desirous that aSjr 1 fuff light JB
be thrown dfi the subject aud therefore
the government wooM, submit to the
committee the oouipieie documents ia
the earn. [Cheers ] The premier then
asked the chamber to proceed With ths
lion district of Aveyrou, exreseed
prise that the criminal ebaniber of ths
court wae allowed to continue th# revi¬
sion inquiry. ] Leftist Radical protests]. Socialist. First
M. Millerand,
district of the Seine, reproached the gov*
eminent with interrupting tbeoouraa of
justice and with placing the matter in
the hands of the chamber of deputies,
which, he added, meant that henceforth
it .would be impossible tor anything t«
be kep* secret aud it would be necessary
to publish everything. [Leftist tp
P Tim premier replied that the commit¬
tee would have fail power ta ask for the
publication of the documents and the
governmeat would uot obieotr- If the
chamber voted the bill all the docu¬
ments referring to tbe Inquiry would
have to be submitted to all the member!
of tbe court of cassation.
He addedt
*'Tri* matter can be threshed out
will! Utter mter aud the government will then he
uk to reply to all questions.”
Talk Causes an Uproar.
M. M. future. Faure. Nationalist Nationalist member member demanded for for that the the
division of Algeria,
WhoM impartiality is- suspected, from
taking part ia tbe Huai decision on the
revision. ” •
. .
These remarks censed uproar , la
au
the chamber. that
The minister of justice replied
the conclusions of Mata*'* report set
i any question as to the sincerity
and rectitode of tbe magistrates.
The chimber teas rejected, by a vote
of 346 to 18U, M. Fsnre’s demand and
adopted the goverameat’s proposal to
send tbe bill to the committee an-
tfusted with such matters.
Tbo house then proceeded to disoua*
tbe badge* preeideat of the
Stvll Beemvrpaire, of former the of caseation,
Motion court
in an sort inlet uthe Kjho de Paris today,
urges ths members of th* chamber
of deputies not to be satisfied
reading the letier , of 1L
with
Mazau. first president of tbe oourt
cassation, on the Subject ef M. de Beau-
re paire’a oharges, but to insist upei
leading the erideqoe in the oaee-
He asserts that If. If*«nn r**eeived
testimony rendering oerb i..‘ meuutiers of
the criminal court lin'd s to the penalties
and adds that ha is cor «oed depn
ties will no* allow the inquiry to be
stifled. If the deputies refuse to act M.
do Beaurepairs says he will do so him¬
self bV inducing the witnesees to allow
him to publish their e vide nod.
Tbe minister of war. M de Freyoi-
net. has authorised Major Oeudelette.
ttrbkin the Republican guard, te challenge arriois M.
Oobbr. author of the
"The Army Against the Nation,” which
caused a great outcry owing to it# se¬
vere condemnation of uHlBarism, the end
which led to a debate in chamber
deputies. The article is considered in *
suiting to Major OaudsleSte
Trade With Hnwalt Growing-
Sax Francisco. Jaa. 80.— ^he Amer¬
ican shipping interests of th*
islands have largely increased
their annexation to the United State*
There are now loading or on the way fly
the islands 60 vessels of which 86
the American flag, five the British and
Norwegian and two German. These
vessels hail from various ports.
of them are laden with merchandise
and expect to return with cargoee ef
sugar.
Free Paper and Pulp Wanted.
Washington, .Jan. 80.—The Publish¬
ers’ association met here today
adopted resolution* strongly urging
gross io provide for free paper and
pulp from; Canada iu any treaty
by th* high here, joint in commission, effort frame now in
session an to
treaty settling matter* ia dispute be¬
tween th* United States and panada.
Portrait of Bugee^ Field.
Oaicaao. Jaa. 80 —Charles A
lift sis* oil portrait of Eugene Field
formaUy preaeated te th*
_ What Caused It
*‘I have been a constant sufferer
to Hood’s ' areapartua. i
Droving, and I nave hsd i
uki»«w. IuJW medicine I
not mV too much praise" P'
Hood’s Pills
-
Is AU TbSt of Croat
c . - Sores
Neighbor* Could Net * Near te Leek
Upon Her-A Grand, Complete
Cure by Hood'e Sarsaparilla
After Others Failed. \
“1 WM taaen with nenrslgia In my
heed attd eyes. Not long after this, a
scrofula acre appeared on my left cheek,
extending from my upper lip to my eye.
Other sores came on my neck and on my
right arm end one of thy limbs. They
were very troublesome and painful and
soon became great running sores. My
face looked So bad that some of my
neighbors oould not bear ta look at me
and advised me to wear a brfhdage, but I
feared this would irritate the sore and
make it won*. Sol
Could Not Hldo the Sore*.
My niece, who wae familiar with a oaae
similar to mine, which had been cured by
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it.
Finally 1 was persuaded to do so, and In
a short than I saw it waa helping me.
Tbs sores began to heal sad ths non-
rslgia in my head waa better. Iu n few
months the sores on my arms and limbs
all healad; those on my neck gradually
disappeared and now they aro all gone.
I hare never had any symptom ot scrofula
ainoe. One large scar on my right am is
all tbe sign that remains of my terrible
affliction. The nenrslgia if also cored.”
Mbs. SSBS. J. 4. M. St. Hatch, MATCH, Etna, SStnS, New Hi Hampshire.
Hood’s Sarsa¬ parilla
It the best—4n fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Hood’* puu
“J \ !.'~ ! £~L. r
Mar# Lack Far
“Amsfffie gel"
tale worth repeating at a British asso-
ciatiou meeting tbe other day. He if
engaged in oollectihg material for •
book on m|UN>fiiism and beard of a pa
per on the subject in « German period¬
ical. Not knowing tbe'Teutonic tongue,
be sent the article ■ to a translation bn-
tibu
k&si
the lines be became yery wroth indeed.
tor the article was simply a German
rendering at one from tbe gentleman’s
own pen, which appeared in an English
paper a year before, hum It was added
tdlnjnry when tbe scientist had to pay
for translation exactly as much again
as be reoeivbd from the proprietors of
the journal in which tbe artiole origi¬
nally figured. 4-Invention.
Regardless of Age.
The kidneys are responsible deaths f6r more
sickness, suffering and than any
other her organs of the body.
prevades all classes < f society, in all cli¬
mates, regardless of age, sex or condi¬
tion.
The symptoms of kidney trouble are
unmistakable, such awrheutnatism, neu¬
ralgia, sleeplessness, pain or dull ache in
the back, a desire to urinate often S' day
or night, profuse or scant supply. deposit in
Uric acid, or brick-dust
urine are signs of clogged
Sometimes the heart acts badly, and
tube casts (Wasting of the kidneys) are
tound in the urine, which if neglected
will result iu Bright’s Disease, the most
dangerous form of kidney conditions trouble.
All\theSe symptoms and are
promptly removed under the influence
of ‘IBI Dr. Kilmer’s reputation Swamp-Root. wonderful It has a
world wide for its
oures of the most distressing (as ». it is
No one need be long without it as
so easy Jo get at any drug *tore at fifty
cents of one dollar. You can have a
sample bottle of this wonderful discov¬
ery, Swamp-Root, and a book telling all
about it both sent to you absolutely free
by mail Send your address to Dr. Kil¬
mer ft Co., Binghamton, N. Y., and
kindly mention that you read this liber¬
al offer in the Griffin News and Sun.
QuxrT.-s Will Senator.
. IfiuWAt'SEK, Jan. 80.—The Milwau-
kee Journal today says it can be poai-
itively staled that JoMph V. Quarles
will be the next United States senator
from Wisconsin, succeeding John T
Mitchell, whose lerm expires on March 4.
Addicks fttttl Unable to Win.
Doves, Del., Jan. 80.—The twenty-
second ballot for senator: Gray, (Dem.)
14; Addicks, (Rep.) 14; Dopont, (Rep.)
6; Chandler, Higgius. (Rep.-) (Rep.) 3; 1; Willis. Sprnance, (Rep.) (Rap) I;
1;
Tophaa, (Rep) U Handy, (Dem.) 6.
NnQitortoS* at Harrisburg.
Harrisburg, Jan. 30.—Tbe eleventh
ballet for United States senator today
j resulted: Quay, 86; Jeaks, L N#
fmanaa
The Ravage* of Grip.
That modern fciurge, fatal the grip, poi¬
sons the air with its germs, so that
no home is safe from its ravages, but
multitudes have found a sure protection
against this dangerous malady When in Dr.
King’s New Disoovery. you
feel a soreness in your bone* and mus¬
cles, have chills and fever, with sore
throat, pain in the back of the head,
catarrhal symptoms aud a stubborn
cough yon may know you jiaye^ the
worst cough, heal the
branes, kill the disease genus and pre¬
vent the dreaded after effects of the
malady. Price 6Q.ets and 81.00. Money
back if not cured. A trial bottle free at
the drug stores of J. N. Harris ft Son
and Carlisle ft Ward.
Bsetslks ►Ita KM Yw ttm I
ss
one Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or
Tablets.
Dr. Tichenor’a Auu»eptic in guar¬
anteed not to oture everything and
anything. Aa ft drearing foT wounds
and as a core for oolic, for man or
beMt.it isO. K. and \‘“don’t ^ou
forget it.” ;|
Bannty la »»••* Daa*.
bwty’withori
-■
Washington,
•ary General' lay pl«
in the hands of
oral Leiber for
ger discussed the matun
dent yestsrftrf and the .
the judge advocate general through
usual routiue chauneia Geueral Leiber
could not say today how long it will
take him to corapiete tbe review. When
be baa concluded with the paper* he
will send them along to tbe adjutant
general- 1 _
Fifteen Below at Oiicaso.
Chicago. Jan. 30 . -The cold watt
which reached this section Saturday
night moderated aomewhit during Sua
day, but is closely followed bjr The anothe*
coW wave, equally severe. term
perature wafmucb lowoqjn «6 central
and western states daring the past Jl
hours than any The previou#iy>experienced reached
this winter. mercury •{**
below at Duluth and id »*
march and St. Paul In Chicago. Ik!
temperature will, according to tn# offl-
oial forecast, be lb below.
Spanish BoldUrs Die at Sea.
Pont a Del G ado. Azores Island, Jam.
80.,-The Spanish transport Ems. Cap
tain Harrisowits, has arrived her* from
Gienfaegoa, islafid of Cuba, with re
patriate(i Spanish troop* on board.
Three of the soldiers died on the voyage
and 2» men were dangerously Ul when
she reached this port The steamer has
been subjected to a rigorotos —A quarantine.
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Bridge Toll Case Settled. • , ,
Fuorksce, FLORENCE. Ala, Ala,,-an. Jan. 30.-The famous
bridge toll oase has been sealed by com-
promise between the Businees league
and representatives of the Southern
road. The compromise reduces tolls
about 40 per cent, aud the town is
jubilant.________
Counterfeiting Gang Jailed.
chard, who, with John Blanchard, is un¬
der arrest at Olean, has confessed tfial
he aad hts cq«uj»nians are mem hire of
a gang of counterfeiters who have hies
operating in this state for several years.
» Railway Traffic Blocked.
Kansas City, Jan, 30.—A high norib
wind’ today has piled the mow hpuiy
temuerature.-thEeaghoat theswuthwesl
averages 3 to 6 below zerd^
Boycott Suit For 875,000.
Cincinnati, Jan. 80.— Jerome Colton
ft Co. .stock dealers in this city, havi
brought suit for 175,000 agaiust an asso¬
ciation of stock dealers of the city fol
an alleged boycott.
s ymparocfic RiBhands.
iiM I ♦; rf
.
° ;X.m £
^II 4 ' X X l
-
ordeal. George eepedi Layton, Esq., promi-
W a
druggist - of of Dayton, D O., ‘ gives * the “
nent ;
A customer <^a dy e , whose .wife has used
four ’bottles of ’Mother’s Friend” before of .con¬
finement, says, after hsd seeing the effects the
remedy, that if sWe to go through the ordeal
•gain, and there were but four bottles on the
market, and. them. the cost was *100 per bottle, sht
hsvc
“ Mother’s Friend ” which is a aHeritifically affords
compounded Uniment cer¬
tain relief in the various ailments pre-
eedfare elasticity e childbirth, _ the .■ cords and and assures proper in-
to muscles
volved in the finakordeal-
" Mother's Friend ” is sold by of drpg-
& or expressed 'on receipt one
Valuable boric, " Before Baby is
Bom,” mailed free on application.
(Ml MfionELR RtOUUTOR CO.. Atlanta, fta
Exfursios tickets at reduced rates
between local prints are on sale after
12 noon Saturdays, and until 6 p. m.
Sundays, good returning nntil Mon-
day noon following date of sale.
Persons contemplating either a bus*
iitess or pleasure trip to the East
should investigate and consider the
advantages offered via savannah and
Steamer lines. The rates generally
are considerably cheaper by this
route, and, in addition to this, pas¬
sengers save sleeping ear fare and the
expense ef meals en rente, as tickets
Include elude meals meal* aud and berths berths aboard aboard ship. ship.
We relv^lni^a take it leas are in tLTute eommendinr refe^eS to
1!!* to, e iTIaVv'%U namely, via fc CMtrri teatral r0 of or e G^rcfo W«»rgla
Hallway to Savannah, tkenee via fhe
elegant Steamers of the Oeea* Steam
ship Company to New York and Bos-
artatsT -1 and Miners
Uue B*ltl»ore.
The comfort of th* traveling pnbUe
la looked after In a manner that dens
criticism.
Electric lights and electric bells;
handsomely furnished staterooms,
eftelM of the Easter* and Soathern
market*. Ail tkc luxary and
of a modern hotel white on hoard
affording every op portal fhr
.
o':': ids pom
Rev. Myron Winslow 1
Dead at Denver.
HIS CAREER WAS NOTABLE
Fought In the Civil War end After-
Wards Became Pastor of Churehe*
III New Orleans, Indianapolis and
Other Citlee, Finally Going West-
Denver, Jan. 80.—ttev. Myron Wins¬
low Reed, pastor of the Jkoadway tern-
kee, the First Presbyterian tbs
Indianapolis and other churches in
east aud aonth, died al St Joseph a hos¬
pital in this city at 4:55 a. m. today, ,
prostration which developed msomuia.
best physician* ih tbocur u ^
eral days until a relapse ca.ue wliR-b
left him beyond hope oi relief. Be
been sinking slowly for two days- B
was unconscious at the end aad deatu
name without pain. Reed born in the
My too Winslow ^^ookfield, was Vt.. July 4,
“ “ Myron
1886. His father her was------- was a minister. -
waa educated, as he used to say, m tbs
district school, in the St. Lawrence
academy at Pottsdam, N. Y., and in the
army. On the breakmg out Of the wat
lie enlisted in the Eighteenth Michigan
infantry and was appointed chaplain of
the regiment. Two mouths later he
rewgasd Aat pfe«a - m mmmpt having
taincy of on* of the companies,
been elected by the men iu the com¬
pany. His aervices were rewarded by
- the confidence of his superjor officers
and when mustered out he was serving
as General Thomas’ chief of scouts.
At ths close of the war Mr. Reed en¬
tered the Chicago School of Theology,
graduating from that institution iu
ward ' accepted, the pulpit of ar non-
hectariau church in Netv Orleans, where
he remained nearly lour years. Here
he met Miss Louise Lyon, who hadgouj
sooth to teach the negroes. She was a
member of Mr. Reed’s choir. They
were married at Oliitou, Ills., iu 1S«0.
In 1871 he became pastor of Olivet Coa-
gregatiflnai church of Milwaukee, re¬
maining there four years. This wai
followed by seven years as pastor of tbs
First Presbyterian church of Indiauapo-
Us of which ex-President Harrison wai
a member. Mr. Reed - - became \ pastor oi
Iu 1888 of Den-
the First Congregational church
ver, the wealthiest ckurch w the city.
Here he national preached for 11 by years, the force- win
uing a reputation After bis
fulness of his utterances. re
siguatioa froiathis priptt the Broadway
Temple association was organized fot
rim 'and from the day of his first sermon, his
Feb. 3, \m. till he was taken with
the city, has been taxed by his cougre-
gations -nearly every Sunday embraced morning.
Mr. Reed’s hearers many
creeds and «11 walks of life.
Mr. Reed has always been prominent 186(1 bs
in the politics of the state. In
was nominated for congress by ths
Democrats and though the normal Re-
publican majority was from fl.000 to 10,-
000. he was defeated by only 800. In
1892 Mr. Reed espoused tbe cause of ths
People’s Party and was agaiu tendered
a nomination for congress. He declined
it aud Lafe Pace, to whom the iiomina-
tion was then given, was elected by s
large majority.
Mr- Reed leaVes a widow, two sons
and a daughter. The oldest son, P I
•L , is a civil engineer, residing in Ant¬
werp. Belgium. The younger, Ralph
W-, is oftnffy in this city. "" Th« "
an a>
daughter Mrs. Leslie O. Garter, re¬
sides here
_______
CASE IN M’ICINLEYS HANDS.
Itegularity of Proceedings In the Car¬
ter Trial Passed Upon.- <
■WssHi noton. Jan. 30. — Attorney
General Griggs has returned the paperi
in the Carter courtmartial case to thi
president with proceedings his opinion rs to the reg-
ularitv of tbe and the val¬
idity of the findings.
Colonel Barr, judge advocate of the
court that (tied and convicted Captain
Carter, went over the case with the at-
toruev gent •’al He was also in confer¬
ence with the president, giving him in¬
formation relative to the base. It it
understood t hafT3olon«l Barr fully ap¬
- .
proved of the fludings of the court,
SSSiJS-'^SSS. ““' 7 l "
Anniversary of a King’s Death.
London, Jan. B0. —The two hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of the execu
tion of , King Charles \, 1 was celebrated , .
today by* the Legitimist and Jacobin
leagues in London and provinces. Num-
bere of wreaths ahd floral erodes were 1
deposited at_the fobt of the Charles
statue in::.White Hall. Conspicuous
among the tributes waa a shield, sur-
from the American Jacobins. Attached
to it w is a white silk ribbon insCribedt
‘’America remember* her martyred
king.” - •>TT
Boston Herald Fined 9500.
Boston, Jan. 80.—The Boston
company was fined $500 by Judge Bond
1 !“ lug r in "as a headline, in connection ,or t with ” b
*<*»® n * ot *h* trial ot the city
“ GuUt case, U ETident on l«t ” Friday, Tb ' ’ the
e
; ^ ^ headline was couviderpd
djeial *• the case and resulted m
dismissal of the jury and au order for
naw trial.
Saxton a Little Brtter.
Jan 80
** on f 1 Oolamsl Jamea t A’ Sexton of
\ • Nifo ta “P^tod a hme better todafi.
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to curk) a cold gs, on« oay
fo.fi* to cure. 35c. The genuine K has L.
b. Q. on each tablet
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Christmaa has come and ffone^ but
^ Ticheoor’s Ariteeptic huyoriti
care of ftT
will da pj
man is e
seated of\ i n
life
Gladstone ’ i
greatest*
man of i
century, “Grand
Man" a t
* igh >*i* 1
years T of ar» 1
retained
'vigor intellectual
ed, and unabat. has'I
apt lost the r
sinewy with
fastened subject that interested which he '
upon any <0m
fifth- "'*** ^ ■ ** “
saeaisa a little daily thought and regard for health.
feel during dtowsy during the
ss the night, and
MSH little difference. These troubles all have
Golden Medica , 'i^stss Di8COVerj[ ^
that cause. It makes the appetite keen
and hearty, the digestion, perfect, the liver
acUve and the bjood pure and rich. It i s
the '"great blood-maker end flesh-builder
It facilitates the of assimilation the food, of l'-Lihg the lifel
giving elements the
blood with the nutriment that makes new
and healthy flesh and nerve tissue. Medi.
cine dealers sell it.
j “Last summer,'’ writes Miss Laura Piersel
of ^^nlTconsmiption. East into Bethlehem. consumption. Washington Dr. Dr. Pierce’s Pier Pierr"— Co., Pa., “I waj
min. - •
fiedfcai Discovery completely cured me."
A man oi woman who neglects const
tion suffers from slow poispning. Doctor
Pierce’s Pleasant “Pellet" Pellets is cure gentle constipation. laxative^
One little cathartic. a
and two a mild
ALL ABOUT BRIFFI
Capital af the Garden Spo
?f the World I
i Ciui ty seat of
‘ Spalding County,
m Georgia, situated J ‘ * and 1*
------- in ths
’} 1 ceti*e of the befit
portio n E . - of ths
aJ- Great State m p 1 the r t
oi
riouth, its wonderful where all
and
varied industries
- meet and are carried on with greatest
gu0ce98 and i B thus able to oils? induoe-
menta t0 a n class seeking a home and
profitable career. Tnese are the reasons
for a growth that is increasing its pop
ulation almost dialy
JLthas t ***£*{%£& railroad between the oapt
the enLra i
of t he State, forty miles mileaaway, distant, and
ltg pr i nciiMl ji seaport, 250 and
___________ Principal ^
^
% 'sr$^Xxsi£ Tennesse Vir-
1 ginia with the grbat East
and Georgia Railroad system; all
rlingngir, trad- and carrying out gooy
and manufactures.
&T ^ ^s^e~of Georgia chose and It the the United site foi
tate9 unaaimously as against ths
tJae Experiment of Station, section. It
B trong efforts every otner cotton.
hae two crops that never fail, the being South, and
the most Important crop in
grapes, which are growing to surpass cot
ton In th<J Muaty decade
Griffin’* record during the past
proves it to be one of the most progressive
cities in the South. ,
It has built two large cotton factories,
representing *400,(WO and shipping goodc
ail over the world.
It has put up two large iron and brar
i foundries, uu dries, a a fertilieer factory, a oottoi
seed ' oil oil mill, ‘mill, a a sash sash and and blind blind factory, factory, ( t
plow ___WWW factory, an ice factory, bottUn
r works, - w .. broom w factory, mattress ‘a-t:-
a a
ry, a wire fence factory, and vsri ms
It hae completed an extensive system t
waterworks, giving nmilui ooiuplet* in wtfter protect! s
against Ore, ana s every
where. finest
It has opened up, one of th* *m
largest granite quarries in the State, ten
building, illi" ballasting and macadamslnt
purposes. It has secured cotton with s
full a compress increasing
capacity tor its large and
reeoipta of the Southern staple.
It has established a system of grauec
public fum schools, with hone, a seven years’ erected curricu
second to and has me
of the largest and finest school bmldmgi
is the State in addition to the fonuet
commodious commodious structure. structure. It ------------- has been mads
' he seat of Alhambra Normal Universitj
t
branch of learning
nd attended b
f st-udents ever-
»•'
ingatotat ot four, with combined reeoi xoi'
of half i a million dollars.
It has ouilt two handsome new churohe*
making It a total several of ten. handsome buaines-
has built
blocks and many beautiful residences, thf
1 building record of each year being proba-
’ bly *URi,000., Twaof these busiueMblocks
! Fei fcw a Hall and
t^ndTOmret^^tu^^t^^foWtata.
The city has parked, anti graded best Its
streets, while the county has the sys-
of roads throughout its every part that
of the highest progress.
It has attracted around,Hs border* fruit
growers from nearly every State in the
union and Canada, until it is surroundei
on every side le by by uvchfirds i and. vinevaras,
and has become one, of the largest and
best Iruit sectiopAin 'in tbe.i the State, a sing leoai
load' oi its peaches netting {1,380 " 101 in : th
I height of the season,
i ȣ ts^ovrsss ws.^ \
graphy With will altitude never be subject fee* to them. the
an of 1150 hbove
^_^veLlta_h^hiqInesa has attracts
general It has attention the
secured permanent military
encampment of tbe State, adding many
thousand dollars te its revenues every
year. With all , these and other mf evidence* of
live and. growing town, with a healthfu
and pleasant climate summer and winter,
a hospitable and oultureU people and of a 9
soil capable of producing any product
the temperate or semi-tropic zone, Griffin 1
offers every inducement and a hearty wel¬
come to new citimens.
A Word to th3 Wise Is Sufiflctoi t.
Ely’s Cream Balm has completely ,, a
oared me ot catarrh when every*
vfehR." thing Caldwell, elae failed.—Alfred W. 8fe- \
Ohio.
Ely ’s Cream Balm works like
m has mmA me i
tel