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W. P DAWSON T.P.A MiCOH
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Newspaper Advertising Agency
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New York.
The exports at southern ports are in
creasing rapidly, while the exports at
New York are falling off. The Eceptre
of commerce has departed from the east
and rests in the hand of the south. .The
east is making a desperate effort to hold
its supremacy. It is proposed to spend
many millions on a ship canal that will
open, the great lakes to the Atlantic.
On the other hand Chicago is cutting a
canal to the Mississippi river, and the
great northwest looks upon the Father
of Waters as a natural ontlet to the
sea. It is a battle of giants. There
can be no doubt as to the ultimate re
sult. The channel of the Mississippi
river will one day be straightened, the
water will be accelerated in speed
and will deepen the channel, and the
great ocean vessels will take on their
cargoes of grain at the docks of Chica
go and St. Lonis. Then the east will
be left high and dry; and the west and
the south will be the great commercial
empires of the world.
“Rev. Virgil Nor cross is of the opin
ion thfit the devil runs Atlanta. ’’
W$U now isn’t his satsnic majesty
about running the biggest part of this
high old country everywhere.
t boors and 3) Minutes, Americas to Columbus,
Dally trains to Columbus and Atlanta. Entirely:
Quinine and other fe
ver medicines take from 5
to 19 >dmy* to cure fever.
Johasoa’s ChIU and Fever
Toole cures in ONE DAY.
route to Atlanta and all points North
SSite**
7 20 p m 12 so p milv Ao.ericus
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The new treatment for the hamediaty
rell-f and core of Impotence, Sexnal
TMSSuwTorniM »r* Srtwfc* which
Pl«n, Faria, France, abowthat BeaUh.
—- .ml Vcrfcrt Mu.
THE PENALTY OF ECCENTEICITY
Eccentricity in dress is now a ground ,
for exclusion from the British Mnsenm
reading-room. A man who was in the
habiv of wearing sandals instead of
shoes and going without s collar or a
h * t ’W*feoentljr turned ont. England
is estebing up to New York, where
men wearing overalls are not allowed
to look at the node statuary end pict
ure* in the free Art Museum.
Now that a company of nabobs rep
resenting £00.000400 hare petitioned
McKinley to interfere in the Caban
slaughter, it seems probable that be
will do something, The capitalists in-,
terested in Cuba hays heretofore pre
vented interference on the part of oar
government, but they seem now to
hare concluded. that they will lose
more money by. allowing the war to go
on thgn hyrecognizing the .belligeren
cy of the insurgent*.—Chattanooga
News.
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SC0TCH-IBISH CONGRESS.
The Spotch-Irish Congress, which
was to have been held in Detroit, Jane
10-13, has been postponed because of
unavoidable delay in making certain
necessary arrangements. It is not
probable now, says the Secretary, that
the congress will be held until fall.
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Take JOHNSON’S
Train 17 and 18 make all local stopr, carrying G. A a. railway':
at parlor cars.
Trains 19 and30 carry Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
CLOSE CONNECTIONS.
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Hss^ssmtwiissssai PhUid '“ ,h ' 1 Ne
il magnlii-
TONIC.
Bryan holds that there can be no
permanent consolidation of democrats
and gold democrats unless one or the
other side surrenders its currency
views. He reiterates his belief that the
free and unlimited coinage of silver
will be the issue in 1900 and that the
gold democrats would desert the party
then just as they didin 1890, in spite of
the high tariff platform of the republi
cans.. Undoubtedly this position is
correct. On the main issue the gold
democrats are further from the regular
democrats than the latter are from the
On all affairs short
0UR UNDERTAKING
DEPARTMENT
WHEN A CELL IB NOT , CELL.
The New York World is very much
disturbed over the jail quarters of Mr.
Elverton B. Chapman, the stock broker
connected with the sugar trust. The
World explains when a cell is not a
cell:
‘‘When it contains: item, one brass
Sold by nil druggteti.
LIPPMAN BROS., Apothecaries, SoIe'Prop’r*
Llppmu's Block, Savannah, On.
Sale by JB]J Eldrldgo, Drogctet
MADE ME A MAN
SlS£k AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CL at
ft/ ■ ALLjinwi Niwn •rniui
r*1 gSa'agSfiSSgg
WARM
You can pay more money
tor a bicycle, but you can
not secure a machine of
higher grade than the Cres
cent, or one that will please
you better.
SPRINGS
Is under the management of MR. ED. AN
DREWS, who will fin all orders promptly.
In the Pise Mountains of Meriwether
county, Georgia. 1.300 feet above the sea
level. The climate Is delightfully cool and
the BATHING absolutely the finest In Amer
ica. Large modern Hotel with first class
equipment and service will be opened for
guests June 1st. Less than four hours’ ride
from Amencus. Bound trip tickets at re
duced rates from all railroad points. Apply
for circular with rates of board and all par
ticulars.
CHAS. L. DAVIS, Prop.
The Windsor
A. W. SMITH,
republicans, even,
of national politics there might be fu
sion just as there is between democrats
and populists on the money question,
but there could be no more real coales-
ceuse in the one case than the other.
‘JKMCTSm
AlfKRICtra, GXOBOIA,
bedstead jr^th best spring mattress and
finest linen sheets: item, one fine table:
finestlinen sheets; item, one fine table;
item, two easy chairs; item, two Per
sian rugs’, item, one"chiffonier; item,
W. B. Simmons, Pres. Jno. Windsor, Cash’r
No. 8830.
GEO RGB H FIELDS Prop
Desirable Houses for Rent
WINDSOR HOTEL
TICKET OFFICE
Puniesgolog Moiiptrr
WESTERN WHEEL WORKS
Cmes.o New Yont
i!ofoe ft,. ajtverywhtf
Two desirable dwellings for rent
Jackson street near public school and O
A A. depot Apply to Thomas Ilarrold
or 8. P. Boone. 27i
The i*les Greece*. The i»le» of Greece:
Eternal mu miner gilds them vet,
llut all except their sun is set:
OF AMERICUS.
Capital, 160,00C, 3ubplus, *10,000
Will Dudley. Amerlcus, sell. the cre.cf Qt
IS ■ ( KlLDllt:
At 0 months old
Poses-TiCe:
BLOOD POISON
The gall of the politicians has proved
too much for Gov. Taylor’s liver.
The sudden closing up of the Gree
co-Turkish war was hardly courteous
to Gen. Miles, who was on his way to
give the combatants some points.
Those people'who are seeing air ships
in the sky at night probably find this
form of employment a diversion from
the hard work of looking for the return
of prosperity. — New York Journal.
Take JOHNSON’S
CHILL & FEVER
TONIC.
Roland Bud is playing a star engage,
inent before the courts in Macon. Reid
wants $10,000 for a shake-up given him
by the Southern Railway in * wreck
several years ago.
Lulu Hurst made a goodly fortune
humbuging the people, and she now
comeg to the front as Mrs. Paul Atkin
son and wants to pull the public purse
strings again by telling them how she
did it.
Why take Johnson’s
Chl|l and Fever Tonic ?
Because it cures the
most stubborn case of
Fever in ONE DAY.
The many friends of Hon. Charles
R. Warren will congratulate him ou
the recent honor conferred upon him
by the Pythians while in session at
Savannah. Col. Warren was elected
Grand Chancellor without opposition.
loesee of the civil war, and at the same
time have perceived that their own;
prosperity depends upon the expansion
of Southern industries. At the Atlan
ta Exposition, accordingly, railway ex
hibits held a prominent place. Some
of the most instructive collections of
Southern products were supplied by
the Southern Railway, the Seaboard
Air Line, the Plant System and various
ell known lines, with the object of at
tracting immigrants mid capital to the
South. A tike effort is being made at
Nashville, with the result of adding
greatly to the value of the Exposition
as a revelation of Southern resources.
A striking display is made by the
Nashville, Chattanooga 4 St. Louis
Railway. It is said to be more elabor
ate than any ever made at any exposi
tion. It embraces, for example. 100
varieties of wood grown in the region
tlje railway traverses and 100 different
crops, including both garden and field
products. The abnndant flora of the
entire south east of- the Mississippi is
handsomely illustrated. The show of
minerals embraces the rich variety of
marbles found in Tennessee and Geor
gia, with Indian relics from these and
other states. Relics of the war be
tween the Confederacy and the United
States constitute an important item of
the collection of attractions. The Sea
board Air Line displays a mammoth
car, illustrating the luxuries of modern
travel. It also shows in the agricultu
ral building the varied resources of
Virgin^ and the Carolinas, through
sikecimen products and industries.
Cotton, turpentine, tobacco, grains
fruits, peanuts, etc., are made the
texts for instructive displays.
The Southern Railway gives promi
nence to the industrial wealth and
parity of the South in its exhibits of’
the ores, coal, stones, woods, timber,
forest products, grains, fibres, frnits,
etc., of Virginia, the Carolinas, Geor
gia, Alabama, Mississippi, East Ten
nessee and Kentucky—the vast region
reached by its main lines and branches.
Cotton mill products are shown in full
detail. Especially interesting is the
illustration of the extent to which the
production of iron, silver, lead, zinc,
gold, tin, nickel and other metals has
been carried within its area. The dis
play of economic minerals, corundum,
emory, baryta, asbestos, monazite and
clays, receives much attention. The
development of the mineral resources
of the South is relied upon by the
Southern and other railways to diver
sify and increase greatly the volnme of
their business.
The plant sytsem pays special atten
tion to a display of Florida’s varied at
tractions. The tropical wealth of the
coral State is shown by reproductions
of bits of Florida scenery, embracing
trees, plants, shrubbery, flowers, etc.
Its agricultural and industrial capaci
ties are shown in displays of rice,
sugar, wines, oranges, lemons, cocoa-
nuts, sponges, bananas, cotton, banana
fibre, sisal hemp and other like pro
ducts.
The Georgia Railway, Chicago k
Northwestern, Chicago, Milwaukee A
St. Paul and Don Mountain railways
also present attractions calculated to
attract travel and business to the sec
tions they traverse!.—-Baltimore Sun.
—ALL WOMEN
JJmMENTHS
all the pain
and sickness from
which women
suffer Is caused
by weakness or
derangement in
the organs of
menstruation.
Noarly always
when a woman is not well these
organs are affected. But when
they are strong and healthy a
woman is very seldom side.
Is nature’s provision for the regu
lation of the menstrual function.
It cures all " female troubles." It
Is equally effective for the glr! In
her teens, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares, and
the woman approaching the period
known the “ Change of Life."
They all need it. They are all
* “ 1 by it
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SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
signature
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTLE OF
CASTORIA
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entral of Georgia
Railway Company.
Georgia & Alabama Railway.
SAVANNAH SHORT LiNE.
