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BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION CURED BY THEDFORDS BLACK DRAUGHT Reranon the liver !* neglected people suffer with constipation, bilinusne**, header lie* ami fever*. Cold* attack the lungs Km! contagious disease* take hold of the system. It in safe to nay that if the liver were alwaya kept in proper working oriler, illness would i»e almost unknown. Thodford'* Black-Draught in no aurronnful in curing such sickness becaune it i> without a rival a* a liver regulator. This great family medicine in not a strong and drantic drug, hut a mild and healthful laxative that cure* con- atipation and may he taken by a niere child without possible harm. The honllhful action on the liver cure* biliousness. It line an in vigorating effect on the kidney*. Becaune the liver and kidney* do network regularly, the poinonou* as id* along with the waste from the boweln get back into the blood ami virulent contagion result*. Timely treatment with Tiled- ford'* Black-Draught remove* tho danger* which lurk i n count i pat ion, liver and kidney trouble*, ami will { x>*ilively forentall the inroad* of Iright'* disease, for which dia mine in advanced Htagen there i* no cure. Ask your dealer for 2.V. package of Thixlford’* Black- I Draught. everybody off the street. When the crowd became sullen and re sisted it was coaxed along with the back of the saber and if it did not take the hint the other side of the saber was used, and there was no bluffing game about it. That floral displays in the windows are beautiful. The sleighing is also pleasing, everything goes so smoothly, that is after the bargain is made. Bargaining for a cab drive is one of the familiar sights of St, Petersburg. It is scientific, or STEEL SKYSCRAPERS. The Madera Straetarea, Bcleatlata Bar, Will Laat 8,000 Yaara. The tall building*, or, skyscraper*, a* they are called, to be found in such cities as New York and Chicago al ways Interest visitors and leud to much discussion ns to tlieir strength and durability. Such Inquiry Is Inevitable, because office buildings of over twenty Furnish your home is the way I saw it. I saw men perhaps it is not scientific. In with their hands cut,for they threw Germany one hails a cab, gives the stories, shooting, as It were, up in the air from n foundation smiill in area, look fragile and destructible. The Inventive genius of mnn, how- them up to protect their heads. I address of his destination, and did not see anyone being killed, when this is reached only has to I saw the dead afterwards. One of look at the registering meter on «. V er, has made these skyscrapers so our party saw open hotel. a man’s head cut the dash board to know the amount After awhile I reached the of the tax, however, a ten percent. tipis customery. In London the The streets were quiet. Half an "Cabby” is the worst of all rob hour later I saw from the dinner bers, they are terrors. In St. table the ambulance come by, and Petersburg one goes by and says R ,ui paint as did the ancient Itomnns strong nnd durable that It Is now asserted by engineers nnd scientists tbnt tbe natural life of modern steel structures Is fi.UOO years unless they are nttacked by some unknown foe. Modern builders are performing as wonderful work with concrete, cemeut then came crowds of people. In a something to the driver [he has a with their stucco, cement and mortar, j DEPOT 8T. ° Augustus housted that he "found Koine ! At this store, and you’ll alway be pleased. The most comforta ble and attractive stock of furni ture and house furnishings in Ne - nan is here to select from; with quality and prices to fit all kinds of pocket books. Come and see the stock. It does its own talking. You’ll be convinced and buy after seeing the goods. E. O. REESE, NEWNAN, 6A. very short time this portion of the special name but I can’t pronounce of br|( , k un( , h . rt , t of marble,” and citv was unsafe. The hotel doors it 1. The driver names a price that our modern builders may boast that * .......... .a a. a ■ 1.. ImlM were barred and the window shut- is twice what he will take. "The ters closed No one was allowed customer to be” then divides by in there except familiar faces. We two and quotes the answer, but he looked out of the door and saw the never quits walking, he must ap- Tho driver says 'no” but the cus- Icast 1 thought so, and I went for tomer keeps going, so the driver a walk. I did not go in the princi- finally says "carashaw” [all right], pal streets, the soldiers had posses sion there. As I was turning soldiers pushing the people forward, pear indifferent. After dinner it was quiet, at the cabword for This is the never seen actual fact. I have but one man that from-one small street to another I walked straight up to the sleigh was surprised to meet the soldiers and told the driver to go on. I and people again. There was no am called a yankee over here and i shouting this time. The soldiers yankees are supposed to be shrewd, they have entirely changed the build ing outlines of many American cities by the Imposing steel structures, or namented with marble and stone, they have placed where once stood small wooden or brick buildings of little architectural beauty. In the construction of these tall build ings It appears that there must be first of all foundations so formed as to pre vent the possibility of moisture ever reaching the steel and Iron trusses which form the base of the ruetul frame. There must bo no possibility of settlement of the structure. The steel Is protected from corrosion by moisture or acids by the use of con crete, cemeut and paint. Care Is also taken that there shall be no leakage from electric wires. Besides this, ev- Newnan Marble Works J. E. ZACHARY, Proprietor. All Manufacturer and Dealer in- Kinds Marble and had nothing to say, but were driv so it fell to me to improve upon intr the people like so many cattle, the system of bargaining for a cry piece of steel is designed to sup- . , ., , , port six times the stress that may be I thought the soldiers were well in sleigh. I write the address on a LETTER FROM RUSSIA order and that they handled their pi„cc of paper, ask someone how weapons very well, but I should much it should cost and then with think it was disagreeable work, lor the money and the address I go to they were perhaps driving mem- the sleigh driver. He is helpless, tlu , editor of the Iron Age is quoted as por placed upon it. “Can a tornado blow one of these full buildings down?” Is a question that Newnan Boy, Who is Touring Sees Stirring Times in St. Petersburg. the World, bers of their own family now that the soldiers had driven language I thought for he knows I cannot speak the expressing the opinion thut, as they are deeply imbedded in the earth like an oak, If one of them tumbled it would corruopontlunoo to N«wh.) St. Petersburg, Russia, .Ian. 23, 1905 Saturday the report was circulating that the laborers were organized with a view of present ing to the Ktnpcror a petition. The laborers wanted thewoiking hours He sees the money and so many people off the main streets knows that it is enough, so he : g0 j own lengthwise, not breaking, but and had used their sabres so freely says "carashaw” before some other falling us a tree would if uprooted by that the remainder of the people one of his set does, would go home and there would be I have not seen enough of the the wind. Engineers do not four that the highest winds would affect them, but of course they are not so suugulne d. This was not interesting sights of this city to as regards the actions of a mild eurth- earlypartof the ! describe. I visited the cathedral j Qu a ke.—Boston (Kobe. no more bloodshed, the case. In the early part evening the mobs were so persist- and ent that the soldiers commenced firing. Just across from my room is a have also been across the Granite Georgia Marble a Specialty. All work guaranteed to be First Class in every particular. Parties needing anything in our line are requested to call, examine work, and get prices. OFFICE AND WORKS NEAR R. R. JUNCT’ NEWNAN, 6A. DU. T. H. DAVIH, Keflidonco ’Phone 5-three calls. DR. W. A. TURNER. R Evidence’Phone per day reduced from 10 to 8, and Hospital. In the early eve- on Saturdays and days before hoi- "ing it was full. At two in the idays, they wished to be dismissed morning I saw four dead men car ried away. One was wrapped up in a white sheet. tended for the emperor’s in.pec-1 ing on Sunday took place near the worth keeping. They cost lion, at lr.it the people say so. At emperor’, palace. Today ha. been than the others of the same thu suce ot the strike it is diffi. quiet in the portion where I mo; age value. They have thus; at 3 p. in.; the usual quitting tune on other days is six p. m, 1 hese requests, or demands, with some was badly cut up. others, were with the petition in tended tion this stage cult to learn correct details; how ever, from what I hear it is evi dent that the strikers mean busi ness and 1 might add that from what 1 have seen the emperor’s soldiers are under orders ot some one of this same determined dispo sition. Yesterday morning there was considerable talk about the trouble that was brewing, however I did not think much about it. A German acquaintance came to me with the advice to remain indoors, and then a Russian asked ine it I cared to go with him to see the beginning of trouble. He talked in such a matter ot fact way that 1 thought for the time there was really going to be trouble. We went on the street and saw that there were more people there than we saw every day; noticed too, that they were moving in the direction of the emperor’s winter home. We went along with the crowd. At the corner of "Nebsky” and "Mos- caryu” streets, just where the en trance to the gardens of the em peror’s palace comes in view, we first saw the soldiers. They ap peared not different from the cav- elrymen one sees on the streets every day, until all in a moment, ordered by the leader, this division fell into lines the width of the street, and at the same instant we heard shots in the direction of the palace. We knew, as did all the crowd, that the mob had been ord ered to clear out and that the order was not obeyed. The shouts with the skurry of the people passed toward us, and in all other directions until the streets were a mass of suffering people. Most of the crowd were spectators and were trying to get out ot the way. They knew what was coming. I found myself going with them. It was impossible to do otherwise; and I was as anxious as they to give the river on an electric car that has its track built upon the ice. There are several such railways across the river during the winter, I like the winter here and will be sorry to see it leave. I understand it is very nice in summer, but I am I concluded he quite sure that the winter is more delightful. The stamps on this letter arc more post- system however, it is claimed that on the here for collecting money for the The greater portion of the shoot outskirts of the city the shooting children ot dead and disabled sol was more today than yesterday diers. However, one can pur and that more people were killed, chase the ordinary ones, if he so I am writing this by candle light wishes. - the electric lights went out half an hour ago. I hear that soldiers j are preparing to start up the street. The water supply station is closely guarded. There arc no newspapers in St. Petersburg today; however, news reaches here from lip to lip the Robin Robinson. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best and Most Popular. "Mothers buy it for croupy children, 1 railroad men buy it. for severe coughs | and elderly ix'oplo buy it for la gripiw," say Moore Bros., Eldon, Iowa. “We sell more of Olmtnberlain’B Cough Rein same as in all the world, and here ody t-lmu any other kind. It seems to 1 It Paid to Advertise. The most refractory among dumb beasts may sometimes be won by per sistent kindness. It Is also evident that tbe obstinate of tbe human species may tie Inllueuced by an nssault of humor. I'lill May, tbe English artist "of most ■ dear memory,” bad promised to do a colored design for the Christmas num ber of an Illustrated weekly publica tion. The date fixed on for Its delivery passed by, and no design had been forthcoming. Letters and telegrams were unan swered, nnd when a messenger was sent to May's bouse It appeared that be bad gone to l’arls without leaving any address. This, according to Lon don M. A. r„ Is what happened next. Tbe publishers were at their wits' end, but one of them, paying a day’s visit to Margate, was overjoyed to sue May basking In the sunshine by tbe water. Tbe publisher did not make himself known, but cnnully ascertain ed where May was staying. Then ho hired six sandwich men to parade up and down before the artist’s window with boards bearing different legends. This was tlieir tenor: "What about-our Christmas cover?” "Wo are waiting for tbnt cover.” It was a delightful reminder, and In a few days the publishers received one of the most brilliant designs May bad ever executed. Davis & Turner Sanatorium, Corner College and Hancock Sts., Newnan, Ga. High, central and quiet location. All surgical and medical cases taken, except contagious diseases. Trained nurse constantly in at tendance. Rates $5 per day, $25 per week. Private offices in building. ’Phone 5-two calls. Davis & Turner Sanatorium. in the office where I am, we hear of the incidents of yesterday. On the outskirts of the city 'it is said that the strikers have broken into have taken the lead over several other good brands.” There is no question but j this medicine is tho best that can be The Cosmopolitan, I do not mean to imply that it is well for a man to become comparatively In- Travel Merck & Dent, After your Carriage has been repaired at our shop it’s as good as new— not only looks so, but is so. You see we replace unsound parts of body, wheel, top or shaft an r store the “style’' by smart upre- holstering and careful repainting and revarnishing. If your vehicle looks "a bit seedy” come around here and get our estimate on ju dicious re-furbishing and real strengthening. BUGGY BUILDERS , , . , , , , different to bis own nation procured for coughs and colds, whether h(is fbRt offeot upon solne people> C8 . it be 11 child or tui ndult that is aftlictod. | poi*in 1 ly when for u term of years they shops and that there was in some It always oures and cures quickly. Sold reside abroad, and notably In southern settlements much damage done. A servant ot my landlord saved himself from the bullets of the sol diers by diving into a window just as he noticed the bugler preparing to give the firing signal, that when he crawled j by Holt & Cates, Ga. Druggists, Newnan, THE CHIEF C0N6RE88MAN Colonel A. T, Dallas, of La He said i Grange, Georgia’s fish commis- out that sioner, recently made an extended there were dead men and women j visit to Cuba, and while there was the recipient of many attentions. Colonel Dallas’ visit to Cuba all around where he had stood be fore going through the glass. A woman was carrying a child in her has raised the interesting question arm away off from soldiers when a fhe capitol as to who is the bullet strayed and killed the child "chief congressman” of Georgia, without touching the woman. A The English edition of La Lucha, boy was watching the crowds from the Havana daily paper, in giving a tree. He probably did not real ize the danger of a stray bullet un til too late. The keeper of a school graph: building heard shooting some dis tance off. a notice of Colonel Dallas’ visit, April 15, has this singular para- Italy. It euts away tlieir patriotism. They call themselves by that long name—cosmopolitan. They are not, they say, citizens of any one town or country in particular, but of tbe world at large. This sounds very fine, but If you come to analyze their notion* you will, I am afraid, generally discover thnt, so far from havlug got their sympa thies enlarged to such a degree that they can feel for the central African negro In his degradation as much as they enn feel for the Whitechapel toll er In his semlstarvatlon, they have rather lost all sympathy for every one except for themselves. "Cosmopoli tan” Is, In numbers of instances, only “selfish” writ large.—All the Year Round. Iniecti as Tidbit*. Insects of almost every kind are eat en In one part or another of the globe. The natives of the West Indies eat the larvae of the stag beetle, the creoles of Bourbon broil and eat oeekxoachea. soldics room. After a while the lated to bankrupt a young chap crowd was not so thick, and there with a sweet tooth. There are caiue soldiers with sabers driving ’Iso fine fLral es:.ib l . ! dui.eiila. '1 he “He brings a letter to President He went into the street Palma from the chief congressman to see what the trouble was and a of his state, and expects to call on while die A ™ bB exa “’ that gentleman today. ousts. The grasshopper Is a favorite Judge Samp Harris. Adjutant article of diet both in Greece and in Mexico. The Chinese make a tasty dish out of the chrysalis of the silk worm, and a white fat grub that bur rows In the palm trees is the greatest delicacy a Burman knows. Ants pre pared in various ways commend them selves to quite a number of people, I The African custom is to cook them in I butter, while in Brazil a resinous sauce is the usual accompaniment. The Sia mese prefer the egg* of the ant, and in i India the white ant la not only eaten I raw. but in some parts is roasted like ' coffee and is then mixed with flour and cu.v.c lulu pastry. stray bullet killed him. The students here seem to side with the laboring body, but I do General, is anxious to know if this not understand very well just refers to Congressman Charley where they come in. One often Adamson of the Fourth.—Sun- hears the names of these two sets day s Constitution, together, I hope to learn about that later on. They have the best cake here that I have ever eaten. The con fectionary shops are much ealeu- Keep vonr bowels regular by the nse of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. There is nothing better. For sale by Holt & Oates, Druggists, New nan, Ga. Th? nearer one gets to God the closer one gets lo one’s ucighboi. Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved. The excruciating pains characteristic of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly relieved by applying Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. The great pain relieving power of the liniment 1ms been the sur prise and delight of thousands of suffer ers. The quick relief from pain which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. For sale by Holt & Cates, Drug gists, Newnan, Ga. It isn’t the money that counts; it is the intent and purpose of the giver. The men who talk the loudest about politics being dirty are the men who are too lazy to help clean things. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY. In Effeot May, 1904. West Hound. No. 9 PM No. 1 AM No. 2 PM No.10 AM 5 35 10 00 Ly Gridin Ai 3 85 8 80 5 50 10 10 — Vaughan 3 11 8 01 0 20 lo no “ Senoift “ 2 40 7 88 7 0? ii ii “ Newnan " 2 08 fl 55 7 27 11 80 “...Whltcsburg..." 1 44 0 29 7 65 li Of. ".—Carrollton.. “ 1 15 6 00 1 00 " Bremen ...." 12 48 ...... - 10 Cedartown..." 11 27 ...... 2 5N ".... ..Rome " 10 41 ...... 8 48 " Holland " 10 02 8 56 “ . Lyerlv 9 50 X 4 05 “-... Raccoon .... 9 40 4 18 Summerville.." 0 82 4 28 4 48 "....LaFayette—.." 8 55 5 1ft “. .Chicktimauga.. “ H °3 5 55 Ar..Chattanoog~a..Lv 7 45 P M AM A Daredevil Ride often ends in a sad accident. To heal accidental injuries, nse Bucbleu's Ar nica Salve. "A deep wound in my foot, from an accident,” writes Theodore Schnela, of Columbus, Ohio, "caused me great pain. Physicians were helpless, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly healed it.” Soothes and heals burns like magic. 25c at J. T. Reese’s and Dr. Paul Peniston’s, druggists. A man may burn so much “mid night oil” that he has none left to oil the day’s machinery. The man who starts out looking for trouble usually finds it just about to enter his own door. Read the News and be in swim, first, last and all time. the the For Informatlou a* to Rates, etc., address- C W. CHEARS, F. J. ROBINSON. Dlv. Pass. Agent. Asst. G. P. A., Chattanooga, Tenn. Savannah, Ga. D. A. NOLAN, J. O. HAILE. Agent,_ Genl. Pass Agent, Savannah, Ga Newnan, Ga. S10mHnrHnfgtnn3ClCil3aig|r TIKE YOUR CLOTHING TO 1 S. C. CARTER S CO., 3 ’ Is OPPOSITE HOTEL PINSON, f c when you want them ] cleaned, pressed, repaired H or dyed in the best manner p and at the most reasona- {j ble prices. EjpJ CirOImOGiri] 5 i R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules Doctors find A good prescription For mankind The 5-cent packet is enough for usual occasion* The fnmily l«ottle ((10 cents) contains a supply for a year.All druggists sell them.