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I ni'ii ei| ttill 1 1 was sorry 1 hadn't. and she i esumi'il 1 her holt upright post tton. - ill 1 i, ni; iic i ii tIter was said for a q da111 •r ol mi Ii iiii ; then she kindly IlKkl-tl : " \ 4 >1111 ^ in.mi, (1 e ) on e.it ry Ha* mi'iins 1 <> ujiikc .i gi i ' 4 u! leniotuide when yoil travel ?" 1 dliln t 1 a is sorry for her s:i!*e Unit i d .In'l; luu, as a milt PM' of l net, l * i ii 1 u t ,ire lor lemoltaile. Flo' ■*.!id it )va - j t|Ml IIH I’ll, mill llliollll'l' fifteen minutes IMS 41*11 I'lieii slie, smiling. said: "Yuan tt III III, per Imps you carry a bottle 1, 1 milk "i eolil ten V" the Jllte in .st - r <■ I not.* n* 1 with nrriof Hut no; »k up pfti and wrntu: glad F*iit v. is n t ho ppyhape yon f P^niAlrur thl Quito overwhi Joe elm ply t • |v»at May H Tin* olumiM st you’ve » vr*r ««**»n? H< aii when ho propomnl to tun IiHst y< »r Yours over. .Ii iHWPlflN’R " T A In - In r.itholl St.iml.ml and Tim.’ s,i H«*rry I** ' , 1 i \ t » , i . I «I«in*I. Ilia ini. ■ | N hi mi m In iv (lull you do hot etii i \ ; 111 \ U111 * I of a liOtlh'V” \\ i ll in \ mi kliou “ •: ,, . i’ di < mi min'd iih i.lu* look id i i ■n.imhi in ili«* <\v»*, "in it wino or whUUyT “W .in*, inn ini. Iml U’m in i'jihi* I mu utin* lo*d wilh” • \r\ i i i ml v hal It’s In mho of. Imt 11 ii hi) it ritflit tivn*. I’vo ant lion* for time loim hours wilh my lliroat an dry ii a . * tilt* mid \ m lia vaul t hlnl I hi* < h \ n I’ \ lo .iaU ini* I » take a nip " As I .ii down Im*hIiIi* 111*1* mid hIii* took a nip sin* .ud dial I inUht * all luu A.nil 1'oIIn and I till I liar hovimu* r\ I i .hi w i * only I ho roMitll of hIIII : up i. ..'lit - v\ iili a *u* k ( o v , and dm :*..; Ii." i • : i iiiiiIit 'I my J Hirii'*) dii* l).*at in* i rI\ • • *: oik*a ol otlrlii’o and • i I COLORS AND MOSQUITOES. Th** IliitiKry l'i‘»N Ire Sniff in Have n Dislike For Yellow. A young girl was lllk'.tg about mos qultis * Shi' >■:. I spoilt tin* (..minor in u plii. i* whom they wot.* numerous. Hut I notii'O'i." slu* siii.i, ".lint wlii'ii I wo;" a yellow .Iross 1 didn't got a single llitl'.” •■1 >i.I yo tic* tha - I i i ■ . ■ solontisl. Anil fin'll In' wout on eager ly: I am triad you notlood tliat. for it l« a vi'i'i: .ition of I'ortain experiment- Hint wo liuvo untile. "Wo iniido tin'-.-' cxporitnoiils in a • f.iu/.o l'lit. and llioir ohjo.'t was to as oi'i'tain tlio HTi'.'t on mosquitoes of col (It'S. "Wo pill.' witll I'lolll found tliat frantically while tin* ; tindor any < "Tin* experiments extended ovor sev- oral weeks. Wo hail in tin* tout stone \ i ssol'f for tin* mosquitoes to l.med in. We discovered that next to the dark Inue the mosquitoes sought tin* dark red box. After the dark fed came brown, then scat'lel, then black, then slate gray, then olive green, then violet, tle ii pearl gray, then while. "Tlills \ve proved th at mosquitoes no tloo colors, and we formulated two helpful hints for the inhabitants of inosquito ridden distrlots "'III" (Irst hint is to wear yellow to esoapo mosquito bites II lid to Use yellow netting for bed canopies and window screens. "The second hint Is to use a blue lined box If you want to trap mosqtil toes. Willi this box in an infested re gion you could easily catch and destroy thousands of the Insects dally." New York Herald oil In tin* tout boxes lined of different lutes, and we the little pests crowded into tin* dark blue box, •Mow box they would no; 'li'eumsiitneos enter. Hind tin. ■ . ago lid lo a.lopl mo It sin* ha In'l lie all oluer than I wit *. I Id I II .1II MI I 1 .1,1,011, | told that you lor i '..I »||"l Klilgli*) *-i look Iasi night lake ■d hens 1 o |i p], pqt mil h i o m a Inn ry • In. did. did your ululcr think of me? Itobtr 11 I. "Id man, after hikin' your money I ain't got tin* lieurt to toll you! Non York World. Otic A ecomiil lull men I Alreiuly. Parent \od what do yon propose to leach the I'hlltlt'oii in your school of iuilintlioi111 ■» V Tcacber To sit, stand and lie prop erly, I'aront W- ;|, yon need only to tea. h mine lo sit mil stand My husband is i solicitor for i real cut ale llrtn. Haiti moi'i* Atnoi lean. The lltrilelloil. Ilarrv There < something llhoilt that \lm III. limon I tli 11 appoa Is to mo Dick Non "ii c! She's a perfect fright. Hut they do say she's got lots of money (Iconic, that's It! I knew lomethlng a limit her that at I met I ve. llostou Tran ■ tali Jenkins, o i h thing' 'i o lest Ice! | .a Harry H there was was awful serltd. sill' ii Wi I hopes tom o! Nee Mis til n all folks I I II ill • cf I I w liked ''ght n m i h'lcaus Vim I h'ltio Tinier llolll l lilKl Not lot!.; ago ill a < '.nn e er.itn i i In o I i Now \ oi l. an el.no ly mail I o'd Goner.ii Wlli'i'lcr, who the : i d of honor. • ■ v am lo -hake bauds v dh goner.* i " he said, pulling out the cn, lie had Mr. Van < tie's Faster fill otto* \ crltnsot)! l.ltilo Ha I like I ! May Life. ■1 Mnlcli. ■. atnlnlng III t lo Hat - All, this is a lion ut l- n exquisite tint of It's thl l thought - s um* color her cheek- you would that Sister Hrooklyn inly >ral, the I'll XVI or blue ?" laughed the ■ t promptly. " v, as the I opt V. 1 fought oi under the stars and bars, mi l ,boys fought with you under i rs and st ripe • Now \ or!* Ilcst r Id nl. "||or husband is teaching her lo sa , 'yes’ and 'no ' " "That's strivige Wliy does lie iv -trio! tier In sit- h a fashion?" "lie. atm" If she says a ay more she' sure to say It ungrainninllenlly.” ’ i n« I l’l.' it n , d it « i. lie V St. I'll I" Oldbo.i (teutallv .ay, lift.', and III about t went)', d" More. o'.* - if a man • woman of Ills yon think that Weary Willi, good tiling if would emlgrati Dusty Ithode Weary Willi Iiaper >lat day kill rhlladelph a Press . a n l* i n it I dim: > bill It'd be i lot o' them Filipinos ver ter Hus comiiry. Win fur? I was readin’ In dr logs an’ eats’ ein. Mi I lead to an unhappy m in cc;o ... Young I think It would be more HI.,'!, to I- III to u role -tod prop mil l 'i. tlio he Standard and Times III- to Hi- or You ought la -t III . hi. so as to pi r.p tail, am about vnil I'stlic! And deprive vott i mo of listening to them? thin wh 11 a self deny tig . nre! Poston Transcript. have dnvod nl those gos the pleas You deal o i turn oi .lust m, A venture i.lrl. "Jioos she run at'tor the tneu, as has been reported'.'" "Noe. hat dly that Imd. blit sb doesn’t run away from them either " Houston Post. Mu* llliln'I Winn >1 ncli. I II M'N|>4IIIMl V4* "So you prefer a horse I > an nutoino bile?" "Yes," answered the Irascible man. ■ \ her* ' doesn't tt "it threats and blows with tlio silent contempt that an automobile displays," Washington Star. Tlic Noiillierii l*rol»lrin. Moaiuh'riii'.r Mike Winn's lint l bear about you takltt' a bath? Thoughtful Terence Hat's what I'm g an' to do Pm goln’ ter*try ter re .luce ile acreage at least -d per cent. Now Orleans limes 1 minoiTtil. 4«»»:» I’roihiftr, Church \ou say he's In the corn pro ducing business v Ooihain Yes. indirectly. "1 don’t understand you." "Why. lie's a shoe manufacturer." Yonkers Statesman. A snlniin rlnc Sltcnnl. Here Is one of the lati'st wonders of the deep, put there by mini. Under Heath tin* Sandy Hook lightship Is a big bell, rung by power from tin* same little engine which tools the foghorn The hell rings live one. live one, live one. lift.y otie, tin* number of (lie lightship. An otllcer on tin* bridge of an Incoming steamship picks tip a tele phone receiver on the bridge, say eight niilos away, and hoars the uumliei ringing He knows what II Is and where ho is. The Idea is simple. Water transmits sound more than three times as quick Iv as air. Against the plates of the * easel way down In her hold forward under I he water line Is a drum which catches an I magnllles the sound. A telephone wire doea the rest. It mat* t -a n it how hat’d i gale may be blow ! lag or whether the foghorn can he I,card, the hell Is a sure indication It has be at i- ported o'l’ Huston as having I a >■'..a * e at a ' stance of fourtem miles New York Post I*.oni 1 lull' <it Well l*'»l<! An uptown llori^i who n<lvt*rUso<l for a i"* e specialist r.' ailly was bewail lug bin inability to ibid one. "I: is lit," ad * ert: ling for goad hotel help m Hie riiy w "a the -umnier re sort a a on opens.'' lie said. "Kvery- hoily worth ha lug Inis a Job 'i'll > rose season in New York is brief, but it j needs an exp'Tt to handle them while ; tin v la si If he is io supply a h .;h p I el trade. I taeatt by that a badness In which i union on d i no! hesitate to pay .si each for title roses, it is not every grower 111 it > an be depended upon to pi till o h at) ) Ill’ll led liowc.'S, rs lilt and rich In color and with long, strong stems When a florist (huts a man like that he has a prize. Pom' thousand dol lnrs a year is not at all a big salary for him, and for seven months of lluii time lie has a sinecure A man liU • tli.it is paid not so mueli for what ho does as for whaI he knows." Now York Press. 11 nnilcrfti! Mnrk.inuinulilp. II Is a proud moment in the IM'o of a Hritish soldier or sailor to bo pro iiomiecd 1m, the king a credit to the country. Such a compliment was paid to Able Seaman llolllnghursl during his majesty's recent visit to Ports mouth Ti e honor of royal recognition , was due to the remarkable skill of (he ltrltisb sailor in gun practice. With a Inrge square canvas target six feet by eight, in the center of which was a comparatively small bullsevo, scarce Ii larger than a man's hat. placed at a distance of 1,500 yards. Hcdk' ghurst hit it seven times out of ten with six Inch shells, making a record that will go down in targi i practice history. In addition to the complimentary word: pronounced by King Mdwaril. the sailor had a further honor conferred upon him by a personal presentation to Ills majesty. CALIFORNIA Do you want to live where the climate is mild the year round— where labor is never oppressed by stress of weather, and where animal vitality is never lost by mere conflict with cold? Do you want to live in a region where the resources are more varied than in any other equal area in the v/orld, where the division of great ranches affords a fine opportunity to get a small farm that will assure you a competence? Do you want to live where, with a minimum of labor, you can grow profitable crops of grapes and small fruit, oranges, lemons, olives, prunes and almonds, alfalfa and grain, where crops are sure, business is good and capital easily finds profitable investment ? Then go to California, where both health and opportunity await your coming. The Chicago, Union Pacific and North-Western Line is the most direct route to the Pacific Coast, and there are two fast through trains daily via this line, over the famous double track railway between Chicago and the Missouri River. Special low round-trip rates are in effect via this line throughout the summer to various Pacific Coast points, and colonist low rate one-way tickets will be on sale during Sep tember and October, which give an unusual chance for settlers to make the trip at a minimum of expense. Daily and personally conducted excursions are operated through to San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Portland without change, on which a double berth in a Pullman tourist sleeping car from Chicago costs only $7.00, via the Chicago & North-Western, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railways. FILL IN THIS COUPON ANO MAIL IT TO-DAY. W. B. KNI3IIERN, P. T M. C. & N. -VV. Ry., Chicago, III. Pica iff mail free to my lJUreas, California booklets, maps and full particulars concerning rales and train service. NlV |4* Notice to Debtors and Creditors. (rBOUOFA, Oo\v. in County All |h*isoiih iiuinbtcd ro the estate of Sum! 11 S. (rtlison, Into of K'lhl eounty . do- c. anod. ati* hereby notified t > make im- ini'diaio imyuiout, and nil those having demands against, said estate, are Imieby ; notified to rtmdtu ill their claims in lei im of the laiv This Ma loth, I MO t H. Harrteld, Hannah, Douglas 'Comity, Gri,, Kxoi'utor of the estate of : .-insail S. tltlwon, deceased. tit Atlanta & West Point Hail road Co. Tin* Wostorn Kailway ofAlidnuink Direct Between North, 1 • 1 U. S. Fast Mail Route. Through l'alace Sleeping Car*s. Dining Car*s. Tourist Sleepers to California. HEAD DOWN SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV 20, 1204 HEAD 111' A newspaper man is about the busiest man in town, and yet some people are fretted because he can not go at every beck and cad, be everwhere at every hour of the day, find out things it is impossible to find out, get everything abso lutely accurate, though misinform ed. You need not doubt that he is busy, that he has plenty of troubles, and that he is doing his level best at all times.—Exchange. 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A l’l ... . ■1 '.'"t> 7 Wlp 1 1 I0p 11 10m• ... - Atlanta I.v [ sson 1 JDpIll lop 1 08 p VI -I.Vi •• 1' i « 42s Ar \V114hiii|;fon ... I.v It ton 1*'-top T nip io r,*ja II H'l s ooa 1 Ar Hultinnm* L v . (I 17a «* Pip 10 K i‘ I ? Mi " :: l 2 i-sti in Mill Ar 1 hilu(l(*]|»hin... r.vl 3 to.. 1* .MJ d inn l'.MJpjAr Now \ ork.— Kv (12 10)1 1 25| Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Very Best. •I linvt' Vo_>n using Clmmberlniu’s Hough Remedy and want to -ay it is the best cough medicine 1 have ever rnken," says Geo. L. Chubb, n merchant of Harlan, Mich There is no question about its being tlie best, ns it will euro a cough or cold in le-- time than any oth er treatment. It should always be kept in the house ready lor instant use. fora cold can bo cured in much less tune when promptly treated. For suit) by Holt A Hates, druggists, Newnnn, Ga * Melik- Above rruin «.Nuly. (’oniwctioiis ut Now <Irleuns for T jor Tiiske'-rve, ’•lilsU*u«l for Tu11uIi*i>mm*. l.u* i iTiiiut* uni oiiiin "lation lciiv. - Albmt.i dii ii y. < xcept Sinidiiy nt &:JH) leave* L.Ninmyv nt a. m. arrive*- Atlanta S: 15 a. m. Trains an ! Pullman sleepers New York and N<*\v Orleans. Through on and Now Orleans. Train.-*‘7 and Washington and s-»ufhw« stern Liinit**(I. I’nllman sleener-. nr s. tib-i r. ititoi and dining cai*'. (.'••'nploi" -"t'vi- • N* w York and New Orleans. Train t»7 Onited >iate- t’nst mail. Through day t laches Atlanta and New Orleans, Writ • f -r mi) x. o'h -.lilies and i it formal ion. J. M II I!Y W.\ IM). J. I*. BILLUPS, D. 1*. A., Atlanta, da. !’• A., Atlanta Ga OH AS. A. WICK KRSTTAM. l’l t— mid (1* n M '.* i At la at i On Mexico, (California. At ('hebnw ». Returninf! lies Washing ompartmen III** I’lt'iitp. Mrs. WVaryun I'm sorry 1 ovor mar r!oil suoli a la/.y man. 'iryuii 'l'm nor la*/y, my tioar. \ siutpl' ilon*! want to Injiuv my health by working hotwoou meals. I'incln nati Kmjuiivr. rii i* K\ pliiun I Ion. \Yhal aro some of the uses L. i»*t ly Woman Uememl>»*r. I’m not l»arii ;*;i• uhtHil havii'.ga sir.kin^ like ness. kn! t iini'*( have a j.o'Uy pktnre t crtnlnlv ViiimnU Think. Churi'lt Do * "it tiolieve that animals think? Gotham—Certainly. Doesn't the ear bog who takes up nil tin* seat think lie owns the car? Yonkers Statesman. Professor of hot air? student In oratory It is said to be especially useful in w arming the audi ence up to the subject.- Detroit Free Press. \o ViadoiilpN There. "Do yon think it a disgrace to die rich?" "Well. I've seen a few tombstones over people who had done it, and they didn't apologize." Judge. II in Opinion. Denison Is that card club you and your w fe Joined n progressive bridge club? Park Slope (wearily)—Not very. — Harper’s Weekly. < !» iflVe’** Oiltl Spectacle*. I.leuieminl General Hhaffce lias the most remarkable pair of spectacles in Washington. They are of enormous sir,**, perfectly round and nre incased in heavy rims of black tortoise shell. When be puts them on they Impart an unusually severe look to his strictly military features. They say about the war department that the general wears the glasses in order to frighten young , lieutenants. They are of the pattern worn sometimes by Chinese manda rins. but General Chaffee says be bought them in this country. Mrs. Sewell, of Coweta county, is visiting the family of Mr. J. D. Sewell I Mrs Sewell is85 years of age and mmh j the trip through the country.—Can oil Free Press. WhySuffor From Rheumatism? Why suffer from rheumatism win i on* application ot Clmmliei Inin’s Pu j tnlm will relieve the pain? The qtd i -I w in.di tins liniment affords o-.nl* | st and sleep p "ilile. and tliat alone sv irtli many titu - e-cost. Many wo ,g i illy for a short r , have been Imp] \ Sitpir Cnnt* I'nlter. F. M Cockrell. Jr . son of ex-Senn- tor Cockrell, is the inventor of a sugar cane cutter tliat promises to revolu tionize the sugar planting industry of the south and at the same time to make it - inventor a millionaire. His machine will do the work of more than a hun dred men. It cuts, strips and tops the cane and is pronounced by experts who nave soon it In operation a won derful machine that will mean as much to tlio sugar cane industry as did the cotton gin to the cotton business V, l.Sed It ill f I I Oil! Stiff' ' i oris*' to n e iH-cain . e: t nl Y i ' Util! •M||i - - S.itf l) e tin V. H U tr Some ni' i Ii Ve Claims Sustained United States Court of Claims The Publishers of Webster's International Dictionary iUleu-.ithat it "is,ill fact.t!w> popu lar I'nahriilg* i thoroughly re-edited in evi *v detail, and vastly enriched in every part, with the purpose of adapting it to meet ttie larger and severer requirements of auotbor genera tion.” Wo :ire of the opinion thnt this allegation most clearly and accurately describes the work that lue= been accomplished and tho result that has been reached. The Dictionary, as it now stands, has been thoroughly re- edited in every detail, has been corrected m every part, and is admirably adapted to meet the larger and severer requirements of a generation which demands inoro ot popular philological knowledge than any generation that tho world has ever contained. It is perhaps needless to add that we refer to the dictionary in our judicial work as of the highest authority in accuracy of defini tion; and that in the future as in the post it will be the source of constant reference. cn ARLES C. NOTT, Chief Jimtics. LAWRENCE WELDON, JOHN DAVIS, STANTON J. eF.KI.LE, CHARLES U. HOWRY, J ii Jge*. STu- above refers to WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE GRAND PRIZE (the highest award) was given to the Interna tional at the World’s Fair, St. Louis. GET THE LATEST AND BEST & f L L £ £ L £ £ § £ fe rou mil be interested in our specimen p ayes, sent free. G.&C. MERRIAM CO., PUBLISHERS, SPRINGFIELD, MA88. WEBSTER’S ^INTERNATIONAL/ v DICTIONARY , VL-^ Plumbing Wlieii you give u plumber a job. b" sure the plumber known his business All work in this line should lie done by tin ex pert. Otheiwise eiidlcs- trouble mid expense is certain to result. In dealing with Sexton, you get the services of an expert. Remember this when you need the services of a plumber. I linve a complete stock of supplies, water fixtures, bath tubs, etc., etc.. This 's gregt- ly to the advantage of my pat rons, ns I enn supply rheir needs on short notice and at small cost. Am selling garden hose at cost. W. L. Sexton, The Xewuan Plumber