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OPFIOIAL PAPER OF SPALDING
OOTTHTY AND PITY OF GRIFFIN■
BRYAN ON WE FILIPINOS.
A sensible letter written by Mr.
Bryan, which was published by the
newspapers the other day, contains
the following
“I believe that the rights of the
Filipinos and the rights of the Cu
bans are identical. The recognition
of the rights of the Cubans by reso
lotion did not create those rights.
They existed before. If the Filipinos
have a right to their independence,
the fact that they fought for it does
not justify os in carrying on a war
of oonqoest. It is no more humilia¬
ting for a nation to recogniza the
rights of an opponent than for an
individual to do so. We would have
had the same trouble in Cuba if we
had treated the Cubans the same as
' we have the Filipinos. We would
have had no trouble in the Philip¬
pine Inlands if we hod treated the
Filipinos as we have treated the Cu¬
bans. It we are goiDg to give the
Flltpinos their independence we
ought to say so at once, and thus
avoid further bloodshed. How can
we justify the sacrifice of Amerioan
soldiors and the killing of Filipinos
merely to show that we can
thorn f”
Mr. Bryan might have added
there is good authority for tho be¬
lief that the Fillipinos are at least
as oapable of self-government as
the Cubans. However,
this be true or not, in tie
• quoted above, says the Chicago
cord, tho leader of the opposition"
the administration policy in
^Philippines has expressed very
cibly the sentiments of a largo
ber of intelligent Americans.
deed, the truth of the argument
•o dearly apparent that it oannot
successfully disputed.
How's This?
We iffer One Hundred Dollars
for any ease ot Catarrh that cannot
ctired by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F
J Cheney perfectly (or the honorable last U> years, In all and
aim
iransactians jut obligations end financially made by their able firm. to
West any
& Tkuax, Wholesale
Toledo, Walhino, O.
Rinnan & Marvin,
sale Halt’s Druggists, Catarrh Toledo. Cure is O taken
sur(aoes acting dlreotly the upon the Testimonials blood and
of system.
(roe. Prioe 76c. per bottle. Bold by
druggists. Hall's Pills r>
Family are the best.
For Over Kitty Years.
A* Old and Well-Tried
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
used (or over fl(ty years by millions
mothers (or their fielr children i dren while while
with softens perfect tho success It soothes the child,
Wind oolto, gums, and Is a the best pain, remedy fi
diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste.
Twenty-five by druggists in every bottle. part of the world.
oents a Its value is
Incalculable. Bo sure and esk for Mrs.
Wlaslow'sBoothlug kind. Syrup, and take no
other
Thebilood is strained and purified
by the kidneys. No hope of health
while the kidneys are wrong. Fo¬
ley's kidney Cure will make healthy
.kidneys and pore blood.
else Drag "just Btqre. as good. "Bold by D re wry
The “Drummers ”
Augusta Chronicle
Many commercial travellers who
helped elect McKinley are now just
as eagerly working to defeat him.
Thousands of them are out of jobs
today— this day of boundless pros¬
perity—and they are the victims of
trusts. A very prominent member
<> the T. P. A. puts the case, if any
thing, more tersely than Chairman
Richardson did at Kansas City. Af¬
ter "roasting" Hanna and^the con¬
vention platform this gentleman
concluded as follows:
"It is just a month ago today that
our organization announced that it
would support William Jennings
Bryan and his rnnniDg mate. That
the Republican party fears the or-
ganizition, is evident by the large
sums of money now being spent by
Mark Hanna trying to organize a
commercial travellers Republican
olob. The Commercial Travellers aud
Hotel Men’s Anti-Trust League will
put all its might into the fight to
aid in the election of Mr. Bry
an, who wo know moans what be
says on the trust question. Tho
trust question is going to lie one of
tho important issues of the coming
campaign, and the traveling men
are going tube among ihe most
efficient workers for the Democratic
party.” the
The "ilrumtneis” are among
brightest, keenest and most ener-
getio of men. They are famous
talkers and hustlers. They helped
much to turn the tide against Bryan
in 1896. They will help mightily to
elect him iti 1900.
Vesuvius Has Lost it* Cone.
This fiery cracker, now suddenly silent,
was explored by scientific men who dis¬
covered that tho cone had disappeared.
Several theories are propounded also regarding as to why tho
the eruption coased,
disappearance o( tho uono. The general
belief Is that it was due to subsidence, and
which is looked upon as providential. It
was as unexpected as are the' stomach dis¬
orders with whicj) people suddenly find
themselves afflicted. Slight symptons are
neglected until dyspepsia is chronic. Tbe
remedy to take Is Hostetler’s Stomach Bit-
tors This valuable medicine is uncqualed
In all eases of constipation, indigestion,
bilHousness, or malaria, fever and ague
It brings about a healthy condition ot tbe
bowels, and Improves the appetite Bo
sure to give it a trial.
Attempted to Kill His Daughter.
Columbus, Ga., July 16.—Alex Pruitt,
a negro who lives east of town, has been
arrested, charged with assault with in¬
tent to murder. He became angry with
his daughter for marrying and shot at
her husband, although he did not hit
him. He then took his daughter and
strung her up in his house with an iron
chain, tying the chain around her neck.
Some neighbors, who went in, found her
hanging and unconscious.
Colonel John Hamilton Dead.
New York, July 16.—Colonel John
Hamilton, U. S. A., retired, is dead, in
Brooklyn. He was appointed to West
Point from Indiana in 1847. For gal¬
lant service daring the investment o(
Fort Pulaski, Ga., in 1863, he was mad
brevet major aud was advanced to th
rank of brevet lieutenant colonel in Jiv
of the same year. He was placed on t.
retired list in August, 1887.
Cured Bronchial Trouble.
Chns. E. Davis, 1071 W. Congress
St., Ch.oago, says : "1 suffered for
years with bronchial trouble., and
tried many kinds of medicine with¬
out relief, until 1 began takiDg Fo¬
ley’s Honey and Tar, which cured
me.” Take no substitutes. Drewry
Drug Store.
It has been demonstrated by ex¬
perience that consumption can be
prevented by the early use ot One
Minute Cough Cure. This is the fa¬
vorite remedy for coughs, colds,
croup, asthma, grippe aud all throat
and lung troubles. Cures quickly,
Brooks Drug Store.
After many intricate experiments
scientists have discovered methods
for obtaining all the natural diges-
tants. These have been combined
in the proportion found in the hu¬
man hody and united with sub¬
stances that build up the digestive
organs, making a compound called
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests
what you eat and allows all dyspep¬
tics to eat plenty of nourishing food
while the stomach troubles are be¬
ing radically cured by the medicinal
agents it contains. It is pleasant to
take and will give quick relief.
Brooks Drug Store.
produce Imperfect disordered digestion conditions and assimilation the
of sys¬
tem, which (i row and arc confirmed by
neglect. Herbino gives tone to the stom¬
ach, and causes good digestion Price 60
oeuts Sold by Drewry Drug Store.
Women’s Rights.
Many women suffer all sorts of
so called "female weaknesses’’ sim¬
ply because their kidneys are out of
of order and they have a right to
know Foley’s Kidney Cure is just
wbat is needed by most- ailing wo¬
men. Sold by Drewry Drugstore.
White's Cream Vermifuge Is not only
effectually expels worms, certain bnt unequaled
us a tonic, and U a fever. and Price permanent
euro for chills and 36 cents.
Sold by Drewry Drug Store.
Bran th* _^TI» Kind You Haw AIwub Baag
Dignstui,
. ft
Haw Are Twr KISaejri •
IT T§ TSIN
Allies Attack the. Native City
and Are Repulsed With
Heavy Losses.
THE DEFEAT WAS DECISIVE
Chinese Fought Desperately and Put
the International Troops to Route.
Poured a Terrific Hall of Artillery,
Rifle and Machine Gun Fire Into
Them— Americans Suffer Terribly.
Tien Tsin, July 13, via Saughai, July
16.—At 3 o'clock this evening 7,000 al-
i lied troops are attempting to storm the
wall of the city. The attack began at
daylight. Its sucoess is doubtful. The
Chinese on the walls are estimated con¬
servatively at 30,000.
They are pouring a terrific hail of ar¬
tillery, rifle and machine gun fire upon
the attackers. The Americans, Japan¬
ese, British and French troops are at¬
tacking fr«m the west aud the Russians
from the east.
The Americans suffered terribly. The
chief surgeon of the Ninth infantry said
a conservative estimate was 35 per cent
of the Americans were hit. Colonel
Li scum is reported to be mortally
wounded as he was walking in front of
thp troops. Major Regan and Captains
Bucktmller, Wilcox and Noyes are
among the wounded.
The marines losses includo Captain
Davis, killed, aud Lieutenants Butler,
Leonard aud several others, wounded.
The officers declared that it w.us hotter
than Santiago. the plain
The Americans were lying in
between the whll aud the river under an
infilladiug and a direct tire. It was
-equally difficult for them to advanoe or
retire. Three hundred wounded men of
all nationalities were counted.
Story Confli-mod.
Washington, July 16 .—Tho navy de¬
partment has received official confirma¬
tion from Admiral Ileiney of the reverse
of the allied forcis at TiuU Tsin on the
morning of July 18. The dispatch is
dated Che Foo, July 16. and says:
“It is reported that the allied forcos
attacked the native city on tbe morning
of July 18, with the Russians on the
right, the Ninth infantry and marines
on the left. The losses of the allied
forces was Rm&iaus heavy. ’including
The lost 100, an
artillery colonel; Americans over 30;
British over 40; Japanese 38, including
a oolouel, and the French 23.
Oolouel Liscum, of the Ninth infant¬
ry, was killed; also Captain Davis, of
the marine corps. Captain Lemley and
Lieuteuauts Butler and Leonard were
wounded. At 7 o’clock in the evening,
the allied attack on the native city was
repulsed with great loss. Returns are
yet incomplete aud the details are not
■yet confirmed.
Allies Dose Heavily.
London, July 16.— The Evening News
prints a dispatch dated at Shanghai to¬
day, giving a detailed account of the
attack of the allied foroes on the native
city of Tien Tsin.
According to The Evening News dis¬
patch tho allies were repulsed and com¬
pelled to retreat with a loss of more'than
ICO killed, the British losing 40 and the
Japanese 60. The Americans and Rus¬
sians, it is added,-also suffered heavily.
Among the Americans killed was Colo¬
nel French of the Twenty-fifth infantry
and Colonel Liscum of the Ninth infan¬
try. A Russian colonel of artillery was
also killed. ‘
The dispatch adds that the Chinamen
fought with great desperation and their
markmanship was accurate and deadly.
PROGRE8S OF THE SOUTH.
Important New Industries Reported
During the I’ast W'eek.
Chattanooga, July 16.—Among the
more important of the new industries
reported by The Tradesman during the
week euded July 14 include"the follow¬
ing:
Brickworks in Mississippi; oanneries
in Georgia and Louisiana; cement works
in Alabama; coal mines and coke ovens
in Alabama and West Virginia; cotton
mills in Alabama, Georgia aud the
' Carolina?; cottonseed oil mills in Lou-
Isiana isiana and Olid South finnfli fTu Carolina; fAlm »* • aloAimn electric lirrLt light
and and power West Virginia; plants in a Arkansas, grain elevator Virginia in
Texas; an insulator pin and bracket fac¬
tory in West Virginia; a lubricating oil
.manufactory _ in Virginia; lumber mills _
j in a mattress Ge&gia; factory a machine in Louisiana; shop in Virginia; a min-
J ing company in in Mississippi; a naviga-
tion company Louisiana; an oil and
gas company in West Virginia; phos¬
phate mines in Tennessee; a shuttle and
bobbin the Dahlouega factory in district; Alabama; telephone stamp mills
in ex¬
changes in Georgia, Tennessee and
Texas; tobacco factories in Georgia and
Kentucky; a yarn mill in South Caro¬
lina.
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To Serve a ’Cue In New York.
Washington, Ga, July 16.—Sheriff
John Callaway has gone to New York,
sr^Lu^ International
will be the meeting of the
Press Clubs’ league. John W. Carter of
the Baltimore News, president of the
flub, Wired Mr. Callaway asking him if
he would manage the barbecue. The
club met in Atlanta a few years ago at
which time a ’cue was given the olub at
.- e Mounbgn. Sheriff Callaway
' the ’one.
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Ready For the Veterans.
Atlanta, July 16.-The'detail, for
the blue and gray reunion, which is to
be held in Atlanta Wednesday. Thors-
day and Friday, have been disposed of.
and practically before the nothing visitor* arrive. remains to be
done '
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MAKES
WEAK WOMEN STRONG
SICK WOMEN WELL.
WAS COMPELLED TO
SHOOT HIS WOUNDED
Horrible Story of the Retreat
of Seymour’s Force.
MEN BEGGED TO BE RILLED
They Preferred Death At the Hands
of Their Comrades to Capture By tho
Chinese— Foreign "Prisoners, Were
Frightfully Torts red By Boxers.
Tien Tsin, July 8, via Shanghai,
July 16.—Ineffectual efforts %ve hgei i
made to conceal the horrible’ fact that-
Admiral Seymour was compelled to
shoot his own wounded during the re¬
cent disastrous retreat of the Peking re¬
lief expedition.
All the wounded and prisoners who
fell into the hands of the Chinese Wbre
frightfully tortured.
The bodies had been cut into pieces.
First the eyes liad been hacked'out;
then the cheeks, arms and legs cat off,
until death ended the sufferings of the
poor fellows.
When Admiral Seymour, in Ms re¬
treat, found himself so hard presseSHhat
he was unable to longer carry his
wounded with him, he asked them:
“Which do you prefer, to be left to
the mercy of the Chinese or be
your own comrades?”
the As Admiral Seymour running down put the question cheeks.
tears were his
“We prefer death to torture, shoot us
now that we may die like men,” was
the piteous response of the helpless men.
A firing squad was told off and while
the little allied force stopped qtul beat
off with gun fire the Chinese horde that
surrounded it, inside its lines an act of
mercy was performed as the firing squad
carried out its orders.
A few merciful volleys from tbe rifles
in the hands’ of friends and the liara,ssed
expedition was relieved of its burden of
wounded; the fanatical Chinese horde
was cheated of victims for its torture,
and the sufferings and fears of the un¬
fortunates Vere brought to an end in an
honorable death under their own- flag.’
NORTH CAROLINASROMANCE,
Couple Married' as They Sat In tho
Buggy at Mint Hill.
Charlotte, N. O., July 16.—An en¬
tirely new feature of the marriage cere¬
mony was recently carried out by a cou¬
ple at Mint Hill, in this state, when tlie
marriage was performed while the cou¬
ple sat iu a buggy with the officiating
___J:.. minister standing .. on A1. the .. ground A near
by. John
The contracting parties were
Safrit aud Miss Lizzie Hinsdale, of Sal¬
isbury. Early on the morning of tho
marriage the Rev. preacher J. F. who Pharr, performed
the ceremony, was re-
turning from chnrcli when he saw a
couple The seated in a buggy of at vehicle his front told
gate. occupants the
him they wanted endeavored to be married. persuade Tho
prea her to the,
bride and groom to come into his house,
but the couple insisted that the dash¬
board was a suitable hymeneal altar for
their betrothal. So the minister per¬
formed the ceremony as the two tot in
the buggy in trout of the preacher’s
house.
The young people wore trying to avoid
being which overtaken hr objecting parents,
probably explains their strange,
selection of a suitable place for the per¬
formance of the ceremony.
During ihe Summer Season,
Cramps (some upon ns suddenly and re-.-
main until tho paiu is driven away by a
dose or two of Pain-Killer,the celebrated
cube for all summer Complaints, from
J “ost aggravated
m ■
T without tbo
Pain-Killer. Avoid substitutes, there is
bat one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis’. 25c.
and 50c.
OASTOi^IA.
Btu, ft, yf tin Kidd Va n Hlw kiways Bougfc
_
Mfutut
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T, 7 oasting
and broiling can be done perfectly on tbe oil
stove that makes no soot—the cleanest stove* m
the world for any kind oi cooking that s the
Wickless
S Oil Stove
absolutely safe, and the coolest and most economical stove
for summer cooking. If
your dealer does not have
it, write to
STANDARD
OIL
COMPANY.
BOERS TO COME TO AMERICA
Ten Thousand of Them to Emigrate to
This Country.
Cape Town, July 16.—When the war
in South Africa is over 10,000 Boers,
chiefly naturalized citizens of the Trans¬
vaal, will emigrate to the United States.
Irish Americans are arranging the pre¬
liminaries for this movement.
The latest Machadodorp advices state
that President Kruger will reruse to
surrender until his supplies are ex¬
hausted. , .
Judge __ Washington 'iiead.
Phenix. A. T., July 16,— Judge W. B.
Washington, of Philadelphia, direct des¬
cendant of Augustin Washington, father
of George Washington, is dead, at Cas¬
tle Creek, Hot Springs, of conscmptiou.
He was 45 years of age, ftud a lawyer of
recognized ability.
DAILY MARKET REPORTS.
COTTON.
New Your. July 14.—Cottoo futures
opened easy.
OPEN
January................ 8.09
February............... 8.11 .
March.................. 8.14
April................... 8.18
May.................... June................... .
July.................... 9-60
August.......... 'i ...... 8U9
September............. 8.59
October................ 8 31
November.............. 8.10
December.............. 8.09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat—J Chicago, July 14. open
August................78@7.}4 uly..........
....
September.............. Cohn—J uly............ ’ ....
August................ September............. iiQii
Oats—J uly............
September.............24%@34 August................ ,
Poke—J uly............
September.......... Labd—J uly............
September......... —8.86@8f ...6.80*;
October................ ... . 8 . 82 }-'
Ribs—J uly.............
September .............6.82}J .... 6.1
October.......... y. ---- .... 6.8C
NAVAL STORKS.
Savannah, July 1,910; 18.—Spirits sales, 899; turpentine,
44L receipts, exports,
3,111. Rosin, firm and unchanged; re-
cei-'t* l -’4: sales, 2 237: exports, 6,314.
Charleston, July Rosin, 18 .—Turpentine firm
at 4 : s-xies, none. firm and un¬
changed; sales none.
To those living
in malarial districts Tutt’s Pills
are indispensible,they keep the
system in perfect order and are
an absolute cure
for sick headache, indigestion,
malaria, torpid liver, constipa¬
tion and all bilious diseases.
Tutt’s Liver Pills
August. Sheriff's Sales.
Will be gold before tho court house door
In the city of Griffin, Spalding County,
Georgia, 1900. between on the first Tuesday in August,
ux vnucu the mu legal tu^ai UUUIH hours U1 of SfilS, sale, to WJ
described the highest bidder for cash, the following
property, to-wlt:
Two-sevenths (8-7) undivided Interest In
that tract of land in Spalding county,
Georgia, follows: In Africa district, bounded as
on the east by the Griffin *i»d
P ayettevtlle road three hundred and flfty
(880) Kelvey feet, on the south by lands of Mc-
two thousand four hundred and
twenty-five lands of (2485) feet, on the west by
A. Taylor three hundred and
I of the estate of James Beaty two thousand
i ESflarSHSS two sevenths (2 7) undivided
st ln thirty (30) Inter-
l ' acres of land,
5 101 ?,, 01 le8S ’ Africa dlstrlot ot
byXme^B^ty Part of
b 1o|,Un Reigel, K lands bounded sold the "u,*?'
Griffin and Fayetteville on north by tbo
by S. D. Rlegel, road on the smith
and on the east ouThe tkbthd Griffin
> lands Fayetteville of Taylor. road and west bv
A Levied on and sold
| the property of Mark and Otto Rlogci
Srtto Pe^
C M. in favor of Kennesiw Guano Com¬
fel^dL. In Kt^an^er
my hands. Tenant in possession
g»Uy notified,
• M. F. MQRRls,
Sheriff s o.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It. artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening aud recon¬
structing the exhausted digestive or¬
gana It lathe latest No discovereddigest-
aut and tonic. other preparation
can approach It In permanently efficiency. It in¬
stantly relleveaand cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgia Cramps and
all ot her results of imperfect digestion.
Price50c. and fl. Large slse contains 3H times
SMial 1 size. Rook all about dyspepsia malledlrcB
| Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO.. Chicago.
BROOKS DRUG STORE
CURE YOURSELF I
Cm Uiji 4J for unnntaml
<n«chars<-s, irritations nations,
or ulcerations
of mucous nif«jttran«s.
-Kiinicst,, Hwi uot tvsltin-
iTHtEMMlCRISKAlGO. * lnl or Poisonous
Mold by nruxrUK,
or sent in plsiu wrapper
by express, prepaid. »•!
tl.no, Circular liar or 3 bottles, tut t '
sene —>
A gentleman recently currfl of
dyspepsia gave the following appro¬
priate rendering of Barns’ famous
blessing: “Some bave meat Sfld
can not eRt, and some have none
that want it; bnt we bave meat and
we can eat—Kodol Dyspepsia Care
be thanked." This preparation will
digest what you e^f . it instantly
reltaves and radically cares indiges¬
tion and all stomach disorders.
Broods Drag Store.
To Asihiua Sufferers,
Liwsm Elvidge, of Barrington,
I I, says he was cured of chronic
asthma of long standing by Foley’s
Honey and Tar. It gives ^positive
relief in all cases of asthma, so this
disease, when not completely cared,
is robbed of all its terrors by this
great remedy. Take no substitute.
Drewry Drug Store.
If your bicycle becomes frightened
and relieves itself of your avoirdu¬
pois, apply Dr. Tictenor’s Autisep-
tic immediately—not to tbe bicycle
-but to that part of yonr anatomy
most feelingly affected by tho law
of gravitation. You’ll be delighted
with the result of the application.
Keep a bottle in your “kit” for per¬
sonal repairs. (July SO cts. at all
drug stores.
One Minute Cough Cure is the
only harmless remedy that-produces
i nmediate results. Try it. Brooks
Drug Store.
The List of Wounded
Who have been healed by Banner
Salve is very large. It heals all
wonnds or sores and leaves no scar.
Sold by Drewry Drag Store.
To eradicate worms fAjytu the system
give the child plain, nourishing food and
White's Cream Vermifuge. The result
will be, the worms will disappear and the
child become healthy and cheerful. Price
25 cents. Bold by DrewCy Drug Store.
Any advertised dealer is author,
ized to guarantee Banner Salve for
scalds, tetter, eczama, burns, piles, sprains, euts,
old ulcers, and any open
or sore. Sold by Drewry Drug
fitareT
There are no better pills made
than.DeWitt’s Little Early Risers.
Always prompt and certain. Brooks
Drug Store.
Best tor the Bowels.
No matter what alls you, headache to a
cancer, you will never get well until rfmr
bowels are put right. UASOARlS i'S help
nature, cure you without a gripe or pain
produce easy natural movements, casts
health you jusLF) back. cents to start getting your
thartic, the CASCARETS Candy Ca¬
boxes, tablet genuine, has put u up in m«t*l
It. every Beware U. c. o. stamped
on of Imitations.
fears ft. Hind Von Haw Always Bougtt