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Gems In Terse -6 Th» Law of Love. Oh. If lh« -re I.h mu' law above the rest ■Written In w is t mi If th«-re la ;i word Tlinl I would irum 11* with n |ien of lire rpon Hip mi i mi I Hi 'I temper of n • hlld If then- la s.vitilng thiil h>-.-ps Hip mind open In iiim-l visit*. tlinl repel* The ministry of III H* hue' Ood line mil'll- nothing worthy of run- tempt. The enmlleel pehhle In the well of truth fine lie p.•.■nllnr mrnnlng* nnd will stand When mnn * l eel monument* wear fnat The Inw "f henven I tin me Him heen uaurped fnned HE WAS A DEAD ONE. e love, nml though Ita hy pmwlon nnd pro- To Ith unholy uee* through nil time, Htlll the Pterniil principle I* pure. And In three deep nfrertlon* Hint we feel Omnipotent within n* we hut *oe The In\ leh mnieiire* In whlrh love I* glv- en And In the veiirnlng tpndprnpe* of n child Knr e\ rrv bird Hint sing* nhove It* head, And every creature f -i-dlng on the Itlll*. And every tree nnd flower nnd ninnlnji iw evrrvthlnn wa* made to love, they err. who In a world llk« l.r no We ecc h And how Ihle Kind anything to linti hut human pride -N. P Willi* When I fleneath the Cold Red Earth Am Sleeping. When I beneath the cold red earth ntn *1 replug. 1 .If. « fever o'er. Will there for me he any hrlifht eye Wtl'pllllt Thai I'm no more? Will there flit me he any hrlftht eyo wee pi tut Ilf heretofore? When the null wind*. thrniiKh lea Ilea* forest* rushing. Like fi ll heart*, break; Winn the swollen elrenin*. o’er rriiK and Bully gushing, find Minnie lllllke. Will there wlioan heart deapalr I* cruKhliiK Mourn for tny anke? Whin the lirtKlit aim upon that *pot In shining With plireat ray, And Hie *ni,ill Mower* thnlr bud* nnd hlosnoniN twining Hurst IlirnuKh that olnjr, Will there he une mill on that *pol ro- plnliiR l*i*t hope* all day? When Hie night Hhndowa, with the ample BWeepItlR nf her dark pall, The world and nil II* manifold rreatlon sleeping, The grunt and small— Will there he one, even at that dread hour, weepluR Kor me for all? When no eiur twinkle* with It* eyo of glory Oil lluil low- mound, And wintry alorm* have with their rulna hoary ll* lonenen* erowned, Will there he then one voriod In inlanry'a •lory I’neliig ll round? It mily lie ho lull thl* I* nelllah Morrow To nek Hiieh meed A Weak Menu uul u wh-keitnen* to borrow l-'rom heart* that bleed, The wul I lug* of today for what tomorrow Shull never need. Isiy me then gently 111 my narrow dwell ing. Thou gentle heart. And though thy Imnum should with grief be awelllng 1.1-1 no to nr at art; It were In vain for time hath long been • knelling Bad one, depart! - -William Motherwell Sorrow. Count each affllotton, whether light or greve. Ood 1 * measrnger eent down In thee; do thou With oourleay reeetro him; rlee and bow And. ere hi* aliadow pa** thy throahold, crave Permission dial hi* heavenly feet to lav*. Then Uy liefor* him alt thou haat. Al low No cloud of p**alon to uourp thy brew Or mar thy hnapltallty, no wava Of mortal tumult to oblltarat* The soul'! marmoreal ealmneoa. Qrlat Hliould lie ldkr joy, majestic, equabla. aedate. Confirming, cleanalng, raising, making free; Btrong to onnsiiin* small troublas, to aom- mend Ureal thoughts, grave thoughts, thoughts lasting (u the end. —Aubrey de Vera. Mow Aorlliner Kelt After lleeiilvlng a t Irculur »f a I niirlerA Hcrlbncr was expecting u check. It hml Iiihmi promised him the week be fore, and hy him Imd been promised hlH tnllor. If lie made good III* prom ise be would Imvo Ida evening clothes. If he did not get the check himself he could not go to the theater with her. Therefore he wns most noxious to re ceive the check. IIIh anxiety got him out of lied when the pontinan firm rung In the morning, though he seldom roar- liefore 0. He tolled down the stairs nnd up ngnln, disgustedly regarding h letter address er! by himself which he knew must contain n rejected manuscript. He wns In the middle of his hrenk- fast when the hell rang again, nnd once more he sought the mall box, tills time llshlng out u circular Imploring him to have Ills life Insured liefore he departed tills earth and left Ills widow homeless. Hcrlbncr Indited n scathing letter to the Insurance people, suggesting that they wait until he married before send ing any more circulars like that, and this set him In such good humor that he actually was whistling when he an swered the third ring. It was only n paper this time, a coun try paper sent to him hy n man he once knew, lie Imd been receiving the paper the other fellow owned It for ten years. They were handy to use when he wanted to build a lire In the grate, hut ho scarcely considered It worth a trip downstairs. Iliere were no more rings until 5 p. in., and, sure thnt the cheek must have come at Inst, Scribner went down the stops two at a time. He only came hack long enough (o get his hat ami overcont. It wns midnight when some one pi loted him home. From his overcoat pocket there still stuck out the adver tising circular of a cemetery that had driven him to noek liquid solace. "I didn’t mind the paper," lie walled Into sympathetic curs, "hut when you are looking for a check nnd get an In vitation to buy n cemetery lot It’s a hitter, hitter world." Now York l’ross. LUCKIEST MAN ON EARTH. Tea, the parlor floor's ripped up; Carpenters are there; Rug* are hung out on the lines; Havoc's everywhere; Reils have nil been taken down; Chairs are In the hall— Only one way to get In; That'* to crawl. Wife ha* streak* across her fare. Towel on her head; Rosses things around the place. And her eye* are red; fleem* n* If she's aged ten year* In a day or so— Rtmply chaos! Ones* she mint hike It, though. J<et them rip and let them tear, Hlnce It make* her glad; They have done thing* to tho old Happy home we hnd Hut I still am guy—hn! I'll not sigh nor frown I ait them go It! I've been called Out of town' —Chlrago Record-Herald. Of I'nnne, A I'ertlni-nt Unrry. One morning 1111In Annie brought In a handful of ifettl, having gathered It from the curb In front of a neighbor hood house. Slio was delighted with the bright assortment of colors and eagerly Inquired wlmt the paper hits were. I explained that there Imd been a wedding the evening before and the bride's friends had thrown these over her lu showers. She looked more pur. y.ltsl than hefon ns soon ns I had "Yes, hut what wns tho bride down lu the gutter for?" Llpplncott'a Mnga slue. Father You Imvo debts amounting to $20,000, oh? Well, I’ll have to look Into things before I give my consent. Suitor Hut, my dear sir, the longer you wait the more debts there will he to pay. Fllegende Blatter, L'n*ncce*sful, I,llllo Eddie had heen particularly naughty through the day, ami his moth er Hiild to him: "Oil, Eddie! Wlmt makes you so naughty? Don't you re member you prayed to (hsl last night to make you a good hoy?" 11c looked up earnestly Into her face and answered: "My 'member dat. My p'ay my Lord ebery night to makc'me a good hoy, hut him don't do It."— I.lpplneott's Magazine. Tliouglit He 11 ml erst nod. I "Have you any jib Insect powder that will exterminate cockroaches and other pests of the kind?" "Yes, ma'am. A box of this powder , I will do the work. Sprinkle the cotl- '‘ x|,l,ma,lon ' 1,ml i tents liberally over the mnttress and ad finished oxHulmed, | th( , th( , oth( , r i,«.|onglngs and keep the room tightly etosisl for twenty-four hours."—Chicago Tribune. Opportunities in California The trade in the Orient is opening up. Our exports to Japan and China multiplied during the last year. There will soon be a tremendous increase in the trade of the Pacific Coast cities with the Far Hast. Big opportunities for the man who lives there. Why not look the field over? Only $62.50, Chicago to San Francisco or Los Angeles and return, May i, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, 12,13, 29* 3°* 31, June 1, August 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, n, 12, 13, and 14, 1905. Tickets good for return for 90 days. Rate for a double berth in a comfortable tour ist sleeper from Chicago to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and many other points in California,only $7. Through train service from Union Passenger Station, Chicago, via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, Union Pacific ami Southern Pacific Line This is the route of The Overland Limited, leaving Union Passenger Station, Chicago, 6.03 p. m., and The California Express at 10.25 P* m - The California Express carries tourist sleeping cars to California every day. Both trains carry through standard sleepers. Complete information sent free on receipt of coupon with blank lines filled. W. S. HOWELL, Gen'l Lantern Agent, 381 Broadway, NEW YORK CITY, F. A. MILLER, Ceneral Passenger Agent, CHICAGO. Name Street address City Probable destination. CALIFORNIA State 1 (bri Mm x A WELCOME VISITOR. Atlanta & West Point Railroad Co. The Western Railway of Alabama. Dear Little Woman. "Of course, Goorgn," said tho young housekeeper, "l like my kitchen quite well, hut I would llko to get one of those now portable ranges.” "But, my dear," protested her foxy husband, "we'd have to got portable cooking utensils to go with It." "That's so. I never thought of that." —Catholic Standard and Times. Direct Lines Between North, East, South and Southwest. U. S. Fast Mail Route. Through Palace Sleeping Cars. Dining Cars. Tourist Sleepers to California. C*ns«t*4. Mr. Famlry-- Willie, you must go to bed at once. Little Willie—No! Mr. Famley—What? Don’t you say "No” to m«l Little Willie (promptly, but deter minedly)-Excuse me. No, sir!—Fhll- adelphln Lodger. An Analous Inquirer. “Hay!” called the tiger as tho stag dashed hy. “Where ure you going?" "Traveling for my health," panted the atng. "Why?" "Well, my friend I,eo Invited me to n atag dinner party today, aftd I waa wondering If you wero the party.”— Catholic Standard and Times. KKAI) DOWN SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 20, 1904. 111 nip . r .non BihmI*. Fart. Gusale- Yes, Harold had the heiress out In hla automobile today. He la anxloua to marry her. Boggy—But what does he want with an helresa? He Is rich enough to own an automobile. Ouaale—Tea, but he Is not itch enough to pay his fines.—Chicago News. 13 85p 11 '.’fin 13 —Ip w arm 1 35 p 13 lftp 11 Hfi|i !,v.. Pensacola... Ar I 00|: 1 ROp' SHOP 3 3Tpi 7 Up 3 53 p - 1311 rt ill p R3p 8 1-ip »35p ft OOrt ft fifth 7 Mh 12 Lv ...Selma Ar Lv.. Montgomery Ar Ar Chchaw Ar Ar Auburn Ar Ar -Columbus Ar 3 46p * 2ftp 4 80pl ft 02p Death. I am the koy that parte the irntee of fame; I am the cloak that cover* cowering ehame; I am the final goal of every race; 1 tun the storm tossed eplrlt's reefing piece. The mraaenjrrr of sure nnd swift relief. Welcomed with wailings and reproachful grief; Tho friend of those that have no friend but me; I break all chains and eet all captives free 1 urn the cloud that, when earth’s day la done, An Instant voile nn unextlngulahed nun; 1 nin the brooding hush that follows at rife. The waking from a dream that man calls life! Florence Earle Coatee. Consoling. Molly—I feel so stupid today I can never In the world entertain Charlie , thla evening. Dolly—Oh. well, don't let him know you feel that way. nnd he’ll never no tice the difference.—Detroit Free Press. Their R«t*l*tl**a ot Stake. "Well," demanded the warden of the prison, "what are you kicking about now?" "I'm kicking almut this atrlped anlt,” replied the new convict. “AII the silly dudes are going In for stripes now, and It’s a Hhnino to make us wear ’em.”— Philadelphia Press. Ills Observation. "Do you think that republics are un grateful?” "Well," answered Senator Sorghum, "they may be more or less ungrateful, but they are not necessarily uuremu- nerotlve."—Washington Star. t'nraitulsory Kntrrlstnnient. Tired Mother (to restless child)— Now, you set mill I’ve druv you ten miles to enjoy thl* entertainment, nnd you shall enjoy It If l have to pull every hair out of your head!—Kansas City Independent. nulllah. Pntlcnt—But I thought your price for an nppendlcltls operation wns only $300? Specialist—Oh, that was yesterday’s quotation. The market opeued this morning at !12ri nnd advanced briskly to 837%.—Puck. (Advertisement.) The first big show ot the season will visit this place on Tuesday, May 16th. Surely this item of news will please the young folks, the chil dren and the older ones also. Sun Bros’. World’s Progressive Rail road Show is one that has a stand ing record for presenting a good performance in one big ring, in the good old style. Sun Brothers run their show strictly on businet-s and moral principles. Nothing is permitted to appear that will mar the pleasure of the skeptically in clined. Neither are the usual army of fakirs [often seen follow ing in the wake of shows] allowed to follow this organization. The long standing reputation of the Sun Brothers throughout America and the Dominion of Canada shall not be jeopardized by allowing any catch-penny affair to be con nected with their show. Fifty I on and New Orlean . . . . ... Trains 87 and 88 v>asmngi great celebrated artists will appear nr». observation amt dining < c i-ti Train 97 United States fust at every pertormance. rully twoi Write for maps, schedules aud information. hours and a half of enjoyment is " b. p. a., Atlanta, ua. afforded. Let all attend. After noons at 2 o’clock; evenings at 8 o’clock. 13 fin. 1 SHp 3?7p HOOp 8-J0p « Tin in 52a 12 Mn 0 Up 11 .S9p ft00| ft 37 p 10 27 p ft 28 p> 7Mp : nop 11 I0p 8 top 11 35 p 3 -Hip Ar - I,a lining!!. Ar Ar ..Newman Ar Ar Knirburn.... Ar Ar Hast Point — Ar ^... Atlanta hv 8 llip 4 13 p 4 OOp 13 Hop 7 :»a AlUu 6 04il a 43* Ar Washington— hv 8 oOii Ar Haiti more--—.-. hv III Uh Ar Philadelphia ...hv rt l!br|l3 48p| Ar New York hv 11 15a rt 17a 8 15a 13 10a 11 »0p li 30p 8 20p 7 45p B 35 p 7 83p « 4rtp « 33 p 5 3flp 4 30 p 11 15p 10 45p « lrtp rt 55p 4 35p ' I™ --- rt 30(4-, 5 38p 5 Oln • 4 lfip 3 ROp 13 Rfip 1 58p 13 5fip l dtp IOC p ♦Meal* Above train* dally. Connection* at New Orleans for Texas, Mexico, California. At Chehaw jor Tuakegee, Mllstead for Tallahaaaee. haUrniiKc accommodation leaves Atlanta daily, except Sunday at 6:R0 p. m. Returnlnii leave* hnUrange at 5;fi0 a. m. arrive* Atlanta 8:15 a. m. Train* R5 and 3rt Pullman sleepers New York nnd New Orleans. Through coaches Washing nnd New Orleans. Traill* 87 and 88 Washington and Southwestern hlmlted. Pullman sleepers, compartmen . pe._, . cars. Complete service New York and New Orleans, mail. Through day coaches Atlanta and New Orleans. J. P. BIhLUPS, G. P. A., Atlanta Ga. CIIAS. A. WICKKRSHAM. Pres, and Gen Mar.. Atlant (GET THE BEST Today. Old yesterday Is with the dead. Tomorrow with the yet unborn: Today Is nil that lives nnd breathes Uf glamour and of promise shorn. "1 was Is but u dotard’* a!gh, "I will lie' l* u dream at best, "I am alone Is plain to view— - "I am" is manhood'* vltiU te»t. The sun of yesterday Is set. Tomorrow s sun may never rise. The sun today alone I* your*. But every moment westward fllao. The day thnt was 1* now no more, The day to bo has never been. Today's the crisis of your life. And on It shall you lose or win. — Edwin I. Sabin In New York Tribune. The Hour Suprom*. On Nature's round Which sweetest I*, stlltne** or ooundT Which Is most musical. Bong or the lnlervnl When the *ilenc* artlra. to bo A voloo. n melody? Aye. when Is bliss The sweetest that It evar t*? When the loved one la at root Upon the lover’s breast Or when he Ar*t may dare To dream be faai* her there? —Century. Professional Advice. "IIo saUI 1 ilhl not have sonso enough to eotno In out of tho rnln." "Woll?" "Woll, .vou’ro tny lawyer, aren’t you? What ilo you advise mo to do?” "Buy nn uinbrt-lla."- Houston Post. GAMBLING ’ON THE SIDE'' given at the It Certainly AVn*. Slip—Boo anything about that paint ing you admire? He Yes. the frame. “But the frame Is not the picture?” "No, hut It's about the picture. Isn’t It?”—Yonkers Statesman. NothfuK to Kreven! It. "Mrs. Elderly seems to be a j>erson of advanced Ideas.” "Well, why not? In these days nn old wont ah may he n new woman nud a new woman may be nn old woman." —New York Press. We understand that one of our, leading business men now has to slip in the back dcor and eat his meals in the kitchen. This is the case because he told his wife one night this wee'e about having been summoned before ihe gra id jury and questioned about his knowl edge ot gambling, stating that all he knew was that the ladies’ club in the city did a little "side gamb ling” now and then in playing for shirt waist sets, etc. He says its tough living but the truth had to be told.—DaGrange Reporter, Elsie Bug—Oh, mamma, Mr. Silk worm says he'll make my wedding dress for only five grass seodu.—Wash ington Star. Exception*. Jobson— Friends nre the greatest con solations one can have In this world. Bobson—You've evidently never met any of the candid variety.—Detroit Free Presn. Place to Aegslr* Knowledge. Greene—Wotild you call Briggs an educated mac? White—Well. I think be know* more than be did when be A ret ventured tnto the i Id A Critic ami HI* Frland. Whlmpte — I'm no connoisseur music, but I know wbat I like. Bardell— But, surety, you don’t to oay you like wbat you knowF-Boe- tOD Trmoecrtpt. A Creeping Death Blood poison creeps up towards the heart, causing death. J. E. Stearns, of Belle Plaine, Minn., writes that a friend drendfnlly injured his hand, which swelled np like blood poisoning. Buck- Jen’s Arnica Salve drew out the poison, healed the wound, and saved lus life. Best in the world for burns and sores. 36c at J. T. Reese's and Dr. Paul Penis- ton's Drug Store. The New and Enlarged Edition Contains 25,000 New Words New Gazetteer of the World with more than 28,000 titles, baaed on the latest census returns. N•w Biographical Dictionary containing the names of over 10,000 noted persons, date of birth, death, etc. Edited by W. T. HARRIS, Ph.D„ LL.D-, United State* Commissioner of Bducatloo. 23S0 Quarto Pagee Plata*. MMIUa*lnifaes RUkl Needed InEveryHome Also Wabeter'a Collegiate Dictionary with tiifiPagaa. xgo* IUiuualieaa. SwijinuHla. A Bpaclal Thla Payer BAitlea De Luxe tigriateA fmaSaaiM jlau* *a n*alar *Allka. IS ksllmrioiMulnufwHa aia»^S«xSHxlK te. Mtma." 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