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MACON TELEGRA PH: .SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 22, 1894, A DAY’S-DOINGS IN GEORGIA TOWNS A Bitch of Newly Item! Fumithed by the Hustling Correspondent! of .the Telegraph. th£ BIG FAIR AT HAWKMSVIUE Grand Fraparatlen* f*r the Bn! Display Brer Held nt the Falaikt Valr Crnnnde— * Using, Gown In Dublin, . llntvblusvllle, Bopt. Crt —(fipeflqt.)— ... ulk la llawklnsvlllo now <g the fair. It la called tbe AVlre**'.isa Expo sition, amt will open on the Othof Oc tober nod continue four day*. The pro gramme In Interesting and ouch day will bo a treat to tiro visitors. The Ma con fair opeuH tbe 23d of October, and lUilii)- of tile exhibits here should be emit to Mneoti, And If Uie Macon : fair managers arc amnrt they will wtenre tiled) exhibits. Tho exposUlop here will be a succeed. Tim grounds ure lieautlfnl etui the race truest perfect. The nice Muck Is just king enough to make the races exciting. Many lino racers and trotters are lu training now. The stalls for lire stock anti poultry ure ready. An Immense amount of labor has been performed putting the grounds lu order. When 1 was a school boy my old toucher used to dally quote the mol to: "Labor omn.ti vlucit" La bor lias eoiniucretl out tilt the fair grounds arid the exposition will In- it success. There need he no feats about uccomuiodutlous. All the hotels and bonttiiug-houies are maUaig extra prep- nrnbOM* anil private houses will en tertain at low rates during the four days. Mr. Blappcy, the impulur man ager ol the Joluer house, tells me that he will Ik- prepared to entertain largo crowds. Kooiiik for sleeping guests hare been obtained a short distance from the hotel. Tlte grouuils selected for the fair arc elevated. Indeed a beautiful him.' south of the city. The approaches to the grounds tiro many, but the most beau tiful drive Is along the river. This ilr.vc Is lovely and picturesque. During the fair distinguished orators will mldics.. the people. There Is it natural amphi theatre, and the sissikers' stand nt the feet of, the Undine. Talk of harmony In the party and unity among the people. These l’u- lnskl people have solved the problem. They are not quarreling; if any differ ences exist about politic* or anything else all Is forgotten lu the universal de sire for the Wlregrass KXposItion to bo a success. Nothing ever falls when a whole people tire united. The fair will lio a sticocas,. You read It In the fnca* of the pts.ple, you see the grand prep arations made, you feel .t In the nlr. The women all say It will be a success, and they know. Col. Tope Brown nnti Chsrlle Warren and MaJ. Latimer ami Judge MeUrlff mid Warren Grloe and C. B. Ilrmvn all sa.v snecess ls altered, blit when I lietinl tile lad lot say so. too. 1 knew It wits no. All aboard for Haw- kins vi lie on the oth. loth, nth mid 12th of October. DOWN IN DUBLIN. A Quiet Mintage—Escape of a. Wind TlifM^-Prograsa'of to, Olty, Dublin. Sept. 21.-Special.)—We had more ehttn one wet* woe.tiy n r notice d«l*t 'hs'flssv of Mr. Harrlfon Puller* young genKeuan of fob. county. to Miss Lula Pehler, eldest daughter of T. n. Polder. Hr.. Mev. (M, A. Morgan, wmekwlng. The groom » flu# persotMl appearance and te.»« otklrea* have won a most lovely and lovable bride. They left for a bridal <°ur on foe Tomtit* 10*0, with many washce for .their future prosperity. Another Incident. tiuiugh of entirely, different character, wo* she esoopr from the tMlahbosc or a "blind User." well kmnm la the e*y, stale and fo.lotnl terUunals. He win condemned to "bird •rfbor" or pay tt line. lie would du neither, ami during the MckWM of the Chief JMMMI W(M permitted to rent •n MriKwqr confinement. Murehttl At- (tawny's recovery, or the love of free- dom to pursue Mm coMUtutlamll , ( v> tygtlon, melt dram-eelllng, caused "red go saw a hole and pass to un known redone. Nobody objects, If he wilt go to lands far away. Prom Macon comes a now mnr-hnl name' Osin, who comes reconr.nended •s being a terror to wtl-doers—a man of Integrity, good habit* and reeolu- ttoa; n most worthy son of that faith ful "Confed." Hiram Cain of Albany, a*. Ogpt, Turner, our able repreechtotlve, • muoh greater favorite with hla oon- •dtuewa than M It with "Tom Reid," WAS uri.vmtahed «t foe progresV mad* ■by Dublin. He tuM than he raw greater progress made-and more work going on than In any plow in Qrorglh. Our foe UK Ira for commerce and our fertfi* surrounding country, he Ntd. -wrvsxld oetvalnty warrant great contlvtenee In the future of tha town. The grout, need Bow Is m mMf.ictorCee. for which our rafliwxl at.d rtrcr facilities are « gjar- tWee. We congratulate the Telegraph on Its Intelligent oOhcg&Koa of she proper riling, as *hown In Its greeting to the cow femllg Neme. Our town will have a new paper, are rasher, an oM paper under new man- ngsment. We bespeak the wurm greet ing of the Trlrgfopti to She new Bra. no longer edited by fhe bright and HUM Cupt. ti. Q. Stubbs. Mel,. C A N TO IT that you’re not put off with *01110 poor substi tute, when you ask for Dr. Pierce's Golden . Msdica] Digs,vary. Get 1 It Of an houest dealer. As a Mood - elraiuer, strength * restorer, and flesh TsiDdar a .vrtuin remedy in every diwaao causal by an Inavuvo ltvor or l»nd blood, theru’snothingebethath" Just u good”tu the " Dtaeovcry.” U’a the only mullein* yunraslwj to bene fit or cure, or the money u refunded. Okn UivoK Jf. C. fta- R. V, Vitae*: Drsr Mr - Twvles ■noon ago I area hardly able to work at sit. mMS ft..111 wesaumsgl -I|.,| wcaVnroa. hat abaR^ougk. 1 can » ork alltha time we . oav/'f good appetita. I have sained twwvs p v ' n flue* tauag tat "Soaka lb dice! IM- and tevs ‘ It Is Not What We Say But What Hood’s Sarsaparilla Does That Tells the Story. Its record is unequalled in the history of medicine. Even when others fail Hood’s 2 Cures Hood’a foniparlll* It sold by ell drug- gilt!. Hi tlx lot |S, Prepared byC.1. Hoop ft Co„ Apolhrclrtee, Lowell Man. Hood's Pills cure liver lilt, Jaundice, blljeusncie, sick betdocbaiod Indlgcitljn. LaGIIANCB COLLEGES. ’ Opentne of the Two I'cmale •.’nllegos With Encouirnglog Attcadaure. LnGrange, kept. 21.—(Special.)—Yes terday our two colleges for young In dira opened for Hie *e«don of 1M-3, ua- tler very favornblo nuaplcex. Tlie nt- tendauce at troth the Southern (Cox) and LaGrnngrf (Smith) oollege* was large and encouraging. The Southern remain (Cox) College opemvl its flfty- imcond vr skm with formal excrclecs that were largely nttvtidedi Ths cltapel was well flUtvl with students, who re joiced In the successful beglunhig of the piesoot session of this famous old institution under' tbe Cog family, as sisted by their large aad able faculty. Tim exercises consisted of masld by the orohmlra'and tin address by Tresl- dent Charles C. Cox on the “Vnlne ..f Self-rtdlanee." Tills was an able ad dress, full of Ideas 11ml thought, and de livered in Professor t.'ox’s convincing and forcible style, c.um.>t but prove beneficial to the many who heard It. Our high school, under the able man agement of Professor •}. L. Smith, is now lu a nourishing condition. SHOT BY A NEC BO. Mr. J. T. Johnson of Cochran Shot In the Pace. Cochran. Sept 21.-i.Speclal.)—Mr. j. T. Johnson, a ilealer in timber, was shot today by a negro limned Alonzo. The shooting took place lu the woods tipar Wrat Lake, to widen place the ne gro had followed M r . Johnson. 1 The negro tired upm Mr. Johnson^ with a shotgun loaded with small shot, some sixteen of tvldeli took effect in the faco and nrm of .Ur. Johnson, who Immediately returned the tiro, but says the Mood from the iiumorous wounds so obscured his sight that lb? does not think ho succeeded In wounding the ne gro, who ran Itito ihe woods and has not yet been captured. Mr: Johnson's wounds, while painful, are not serious. DOTS FROM DOltOLAH. p'oltslas. sept. 21.—(Special.)—Chaflie Wiggins, kite of Harrell county.' N. 0„ fotematt of Peterson's etesm ginnery, at 1:90 o'clock this afternoon wont Uown on the Hrat fltur to sew a broken bolt, it appears that ho completed the belt and wont to adjust It, and by some means got cgugfct In tho shafting by the feet nn.1 legs, and waa thus revolved over several Umea. his head, shoulders and arnia hitting the floor i t each revolution that he la thoroughly broken all to pieces, his head Is mashed to a Jelly, He |s yet breathing at this writing, « o'clock p. m, but.lt (^utterly Impossible for him to live billy a tow minutes longer. Mr. Wiggins had only been in tleorgn about one year, hut had won a boat ot trlenda by his ventlwnanly bearing and strict attention to business. Tho Populists oro erecting a speakers ■land, veata and tables for a big dinner and grand rally next Saturday. They claim to expect Hines nnd Watson to ad, drew them. 001X0 TO THE RALLY, Valdosta, Sept. 21.-(Special.)—'The special train from Wayurus* to Thom- nsvllle passed through hero at 0:45, carrying six cortclloe well Hik'd with wlregmsrt Democrats—the geiiuliuv sort —who will listen to the sound DtHmv erotic doctrine of Crisp, Smith nnd du- lllguon ut the grand rally at Thomas- vllle today. Vnldoata’s delegation inim- bors about fifty. The excitement caused hy the lynch ing of Ocopby has about pasSmt over, ami only occasional mentioa is :nado of the affair, the wlregrass taking It as the Inevitable llmile of Gooahy’s atro cious crime. Sen Island cotton ts maviug freely and receipt* so far surpass those of any previous year and an* giving a gnMtcr Impetus to trade than Valdosta has over known. TARIFF OFF! 250 IMPORTED SUIT PATTERNS rppresentin| the cream de la cream of New York, no two alike, $7.50 to $25. THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK piece wool dress goods we have ever shown; the latest styles and any quality desired, fully 25 per cent, cheaper than former prices. ANYTHING you could wish in silks for street or evening wear, waist or dress silks. Exquisite line triiftming silks, vel vets and passementeries. MME. GORHAM is on hand: fully organized; competent help; new ideas; latest French plates; everything warranted. Leave orders. THE SCHOOL CHIDREN remembered. The best stock of cheap and medium dres3 goods, dress ginghams, dress prints, percales, canton flannels, hosiery, handkerchiefs, etc.-, we have ever shown and much cheaper than ever. Come and see us. LAGRANGE FEMALE CO 1* «->*• LfTGRflNGB, Gfl. -»-• LL EG E open* S*p. 10, lfo(. Brick oulldlyr.,.Ifctric llsl>t». w.ter-worlij, b.thi, grmni.mm. Comer, vatory ..tvaatocei In music. Klcg.nt pipe organ. Art and voice culture, ipeclaltirf. Elocution fine. IJonkWeepirg and hurmonv free, Slglit-flnglmrdallT. Dreumuking, trpewrjt- Ing, ftenogr.phy. KconumVc.l uniform, lli.llh CE-Iirpn.-O. lle.t .•rlnt .urroyjnit IUK*. Pupil, board with Funky la Colleg. Home. *t EULER B. SMITH, Sec. RUFUS W. SMITH, PHI. A FARMER ROBBED. Fort Worth, Tex., Sept 20.-W. T. Mognlug, a farmer oi uus county, nv Ing near Arlington, was robbed today of if.Vsi. Mognlug I tail sold a quantity of cotton to Dallas merchants and was on Ills way home' when he was inter cepted by Uireo highwaymen. Three suspects have been arrested. A DEADLOCK. Canton, Mies., Sent. 20.—tThe deadlock continues In the Seventh district Dem ocratic convention. Col. HSjoker leading with 14 out of a total of 30. A proposi tion to allow the duration to be settled by ounty primaries In October waa de feated hy 20 to 15. that ice an 0,.e to tfee •c4-o& \ ll FILLED WiTlt BUCKSHOT. The Co-respondent In a Divorce suit in- , atai.My Killed. 1 LIUle Reck. S-pt. ai.-llr. u. M< Intern, the co-rtepondvnt >n a eensutonal at- vtirce suit In wntch J. Jcnams ot Uhvrui. Ark., la pUlntiff, waa vevterday at tnat place tilled with bnckihot and .lneutnuy, killed by Jrnkinv. while *:anumft atoilhd tt t ru«d of Dtonla. JceMna. a taw dav» amv sued nta wife for a divorce on tha grounds or-adultery with Dr. McIntosh, who ts also mat tied, while b:» wile, also, at the same tint* Mel suit for tW.OM damages against t*. H. Vavxbsn, a wcattny planter ana mrr- ebant. for alamler and alienating tier buabanda- uttecuons, uucging u»t Vaughan's libellous stones about ner oaa rstragend her nueoana troa ner. Jonkin-, u lew usis ago. leu tor jesaa but returned ytsteraay, aed tnc anuotina of Melutosn lonowcd. inv tatter ctami.w that Jcnklna, on more man >>ue occasion, adn'imsiered arsenic to nit wne. Owing to tne prominence ot all me par. tits the varhS'is sulta aua mooting naa crested a sensauoa. and men. iruume is gncM Jenkins was oroutni nrre ana placed in |att. SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE. Thia I* beyond queatlon die moot euc- coeefUl cough ntedh-lne we luvo ever sold. A few doom imurUMy cutva the worst vases of croupe sough and brou- s'lutle, while its wottderfa! >uooe«« In the cure of consumprfoo Is without par allel In tfie hM.ury of medicine. Since Us ilrsl discovery It has been sold on a lid.trnitec, p teat which uj other nv-dl- riae . jn stand. It >xm have » cough, no eurnekhy ask you <o try R. Price to coots, to wots and 11. If >vur Inugs greaore. vheet or book jglame, use Shi loh’s Porous Pkteter. Rotd by Goodwyn ft Small Drug Com- Gtny. comer Cherry street atkl Ce.voo avenue. Ot. Price's Cream Baking Potvdef World’s Fair Highest Auard, UNDINE. tSyuMied jVHddllpgS F1o«r« Donly Flourof Its kind,and tho best of nny kind. It Is made by a secret pro cess known to but two persons. *100,000 bss beta offered for the Knowlodg* Tho Undine Is ou. ot sight." tvomon. Lord ft Co.. Tennllte, a*. , The Undine Is far ahead of the flour we havo been getting at Nashville." W. H. Morgan, Pooler, On. NOEL MILL COMPANY, Estlll Springs, Tenn. FOR RENT-Large hall, third floor, over John R. Ellis’. Triangular block. R. E. Park. ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING. FIFTEEN WORDS OR MORE. TAKEN AT ONE CENT A WORD EACH INSERTION. NO AD. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 15 CTS. AGENTS. WANTED. INTELLIGENT men and women every, where to take orders for "SHEPP’S NEW YORK CITY, ILLUSTRATED.’’ Just out Marvelous production of the American metropolis Profusely Illus trated from orlklnul photographs taken by our own artists In palaces and slums Liberal terms and descriptive circulars FREE or. application. No capital re quired. Fronts X to *17 daily. If you want tli mako money fait, write today. Address Globe Bible Publishing Compa ny. >5S Dearborn street, Chicago, 111., and 723 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa. A GKNTS make 4J.00 a day. Greatest Mtchen *s utensil oter Inarmed. Ratailj Meta. 2 to e ^»^saai!{i‘g WANT TO EXOITANOE lot In city for a horse anti buggy. Address Ex change, oare Telegraph. WANTED—fluid shoemaker at once. 8. T. Nance, Arlington, fls. • WANTED—Standing desk eight feet tong. \Vddroat Desk, care Telegraph. WANTED—Ladles to teach. Profitable ibuelncoet Call comer Thlrd-gnd Plum. Mute. Atkins modiste, Dto ot Baltl- WANTBD — Competent stenographer, reaoonable salary, permanent pool- Cion: no outside work. Apply Imme- Uhrtety. stating extrerience. reference, etc. Address T. care Telegraph. a T. care T AMWOUI WANTED—A .sibwmxn to sell teas, colteee. apices to tbe retail and whole sale grocers In the abut# of Georgia for a well toape a Importing house In New York i^i/. Address, storing cx- eprienv'j and references, Edwin J, fl-T.ift Co.. 2U Washington street. New York city. WANTED—Grad men to puce uqutuoa HutMIng and Loan Aaaoctation stock m Geortla. Leans prompuy man*, uoo. A. Smith, general manager, excnantt Bank building. Maoen. Ua. WANTED—To sell you a ’M model Detwmoee typewriter, beet machine In the world. J. E. Mlnter. agent, ’Phone No. 233. FOR RENT—Dnelltn* on New etreeL Apply to W. 3- Payne at Payne ft WUUnghsm’s. FOR RENT—A new eight-room hO'we. 19) Third etreet. fronting Ayera* park, dies all modern conveniences; one of the moat dratwble rraldences; cdote In to cRy. George W. Duncan ft Co.. 357 Third (tieeL FOR REBtT-iTco-rram bouse, it) First street. George W. Duncan ft Co. FOR RENT—October 1. Medium size dwelling on Orange etreet; water, gaa and servant house. Rent reasonable. II. V. Washington. FOR RENT—The handsome ’ home ot (Mrs. Dr. Hickey. 406 Orange etc eel, containing ten rooms, hot and cold water, range tn kitchen and all mod em conveniences. Possession imme diately or October 1. Apply to Mru. Dr. Hlckev or B. A. Wise. FOR *RE5NT'—From October 1st, thro or three connecting rooms; modern conven ience^. On the hill. Price reasonable. Address S., core Telegraph. FOR RENT—Bear of second floor, alt of third floor and basement of American National Rink building. Constructed especially for printing office; after Oc- tobef 6. R. E. Park. FOR RENT—852 Orange street; seven- rooms, gaa and water; car lino. Ap ply to W. B. Birch. STORAGE ROOM lor rent. Apply to A’ltmuyer & Fltutau. ■FOR RENT—October 1.—Nine-room residence, 125 dole etreet; modern conveniences; *25. Apply to E. F. Bronson. FOR RENT—SmaH store corner of Third, and Mulberry, next Davis’ sta bles. It. E. Park. FOR RENT-October 1. the two-story rosldcnoe fronting Tattnall square, comer Oglethorpe and Tattnall streets. Apply Daly’a Exchange. Col lege street. i FOR SALE. FOR SALE—On Saturday *wo will receive & carload of hones and m&rea which roust be sold at once. All parties desir ing horsese would do well to call at once. We mean busnlnesa. Davis & Son. GINNING OUTFIT FOR SALE—Will toll ait a grea t sacrifice 10-home power engine, looorootlve boiler. 56-saw gin. press, etc. Robert A. Nlsbet. FOR SALE—One magnificent new Co lumbia bicycle. Has never beet. used. Will sell very cheap. Apply at Tele graph office. FOR SALE—Old paper*, for wrapping purpose*, etc., » cents p*r hundred. Telegraph office. FOR SALE—Bay mart: Round nnd any lady can drive her: also top buggy. J. B. Minton. MISCELLANEOUS. THE HEBREW ORTHODOX CON- grega tlon will hbld their holiday'ser vices at 568 Mulberry street.commenc- Ing September 30 at 5:30 o'clock p. tn. and morning services at 5 a. m. Oc tober 1 and 2. All those who wish to attend will please procure 'tickets, ns nobody .will be admitted without tick ets. Tickets to be had at 458 Mul berry atreet. By the president. 6 DOZEN freeh eggs for 31 at Keen Grocery Company, OBI Poplar street. CHOICE Western beef. We keep only the best. Georgia Packing Company. NEW Georgia cane and maple ayrup. Jellies, preserve*, pickles and olives. O. G. Titte. UNCANVASED eugar cured hams and breakfast series. Smith ft Bro. THREE CHANC3BS-t45 silver dollars, one large ham. one silver dollar to be drawn at the Palace tMeat Market Oc tober L Save your checks. EVAPORATED APRICOTS, apple* and peaches st Keen Grocery Company. KUPFdRMAN’S BULLETIN. — We have fresh todiv Llmburger, Debrie, Edam. Neufchatel. Roquefort and pineapple cheese. F. G. Kupfernmn. Te 1 *phone 215. 413 Second street.Sam Baer's old stand. IRISH POTATOES 25 cents peck at (M. C. iBsIkcom'e. Third etreet; near Mulberry. LOST—Betwreit 601 First street and pbstofllce, ladles' open face diver watch, with chain and Maltese cross charm. "Magnametar cruclme bus- tine" and "F. H. &" Inscribed. Re turn to *63 First street and receive reward. MISS ISABELLA ’NICHOLLS—Claaees for French, Literature and History, Music. 475 Orange street. 100 SYRUP BARRELS for sale cheap Wlnn-Johneon Company. CRANBERRIES, celery, apples, Dels- ware grapes, coooa nuts. G. G. Toole. FRESH EGGS 6 dozen for 21 at Keen Grocery Company. Telephone 176. NEW MACARONI and spaghetti, fari na. gelUdne. etc. smith ft Bro. KUPFERMAJUS BULLETIN. — W* hive fresh Edam. Ltmburger, Islgnv, pineapple. Neufchatel. Roquefort and Ueftrle cheeeeo tofiy. F. E Kupfer- man. Sam Dier’a old atiod. 412 Sec ond street, ’Phone 215. BURDEN, SMITH&Go NEW GOODS of all kinds now In. We ore headquarters for staple and fancy groceries; can furnish you with any thing you aunt ni rock-bottom prices. John C. Holmes ft Co. your grocer for them. gives satisfaction. Your grocer sells SHELLED (ALMONDS, raisins, prunes nnd currants at Keen Grocery Cam- PMty. THE BEST pIAce In Macon to get any thing lit the meat Une la «t the Geor gia Packing Company's store,458 First street. DELICATESSEN—Dill pickled, DeBrle, cream, Llmburger, Stvlsa and pineap ple cheese. Dutch herring, eardellen, Flnrron Haddocks, kippered herring. French sardines a la Bordelilse, sal mon steak, lobster, shrimp, brook trout, caviar, mushrooms, asparagus, Dussitdolfer weir eenf. puree and pate de foies gra*. G. G. Toole. NEW JELLIES, preserved. Jama and maple dyrup at Keen Grocery Com- puny. ______ 1150 INVESTED yields 3G5 average weekly Income with absolute security. Pros, pectus,, Itemised statistics free. Henson ft Dwyer, 831 Broadway, New York. PIN DAPPLE cheese, plum pudding, peaches, pears, apricots and cherries by best packers. Smith & Bro. - NEW GOODS Just received. Bloaters and (diver-back mackerel in kits, ma ple syrup (pure gap), olives, In bot tles, cheaper than out of barrels, French peaa and mushrooms, ’home made catsup, preserves and Jellies. Come to headquarters for every thing. John C. Holmes ft Co. C MAGNIFICENT fv FRESH CELERY 50 cents dozen at Keen Grocery Company, 621 Poplar street. LINDEN BAKING POWDER always gives satisfaction. Retails 20c. lb. CENTRAL, give me W6. Is that Mr. Keen? Yes, madam. Please send me two boxes Saratoga chips 1 think tney' are excellent. J TURPIN’S BAKING POWDER is // best made. Have you tried It? ’ OLD PAPERS for wrapping. 25 ■ per hundred at the Telegraph- FOR the BEST flour, hams' and butter call on Keen Groct pany, 521 Poplar street. urely bound in handsome cloth, now ready for - READERS • OF • « • . Says Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, "are the mile-stones whereby we measure our procress throufh Wfe." Do you want to be somebody? If you do. there Is no time to lose. This Is the •CO of "Oof" The nan who does not know thlnca wlir be as surely left In the race as a hone who starts with a bucket of water in kit Interior department. Your friends will be sorry, but they can not stop to wait for you. There Is no middle course. We must go forward or backward. In the crisis of life, the man U Lost How to succeed—that ts the great question. Tbe most Important thing Is to know what you want to do. and then do It welL No half<measure. Whatever your business, trade or wofeaslon. make yourself master of It Ho useful knowledge comes amiss. Study the practical part of your business first and ornament your mind afterward. But you win say; | work hard: my salary Is small; I have ne room ror money for n library wherewith to educate myself, and no time for lettum or lesson*. Now Listers: If your room is only tin feet by four and >ur Income the smallest, you can furnish . with the best library In tha world at a cost that will surprise you by Its Insignificance. That library consists of ona work only. D«t that ona work covers tha entire field of human knowledge. It is a work worthy to be your guide through life. It is the new up-to-date edition of the Great Encyclopaedia Britannic a. and If you are a subscriber to Tha Constitution you can have it as your own by the simple saving o# *o cents a day. Wike fur application blank. 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