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"WATCH THE WHITE STAR BUGGY
THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
A LIVING NET.
W HEN n«*t yon buy * l)nggy. try • Whit# Star A*Gr«de Bugsy, lightest
running vehicle mad* in the United Aft«r June lit. llMft, we use In building the
WHITE STAR BUOOY. none but the finest •• A-URA.DK" Wheel*, Just like our ea^ple
in the Wulte. on exhibition by every one of our Dealer*. We will pay t’25 W) in jaih
•ny WHITE STAR Wheel, having our private mark, is not Just like the sample shown.
LOOK FOR OCR PRIVATE " A-GRADE " MARK
ATLANTA BUGGY COMPANY, - - Atlanta, Georgia
Some Knots Concerning It Thnt Are Pccnltoc Method of Klshlns Used by
K»t Generally Known. Motives of Ocennlo.
Though every schoolboy presumably ( A poeullnr method of tlshlng Is in-
knows to a nicety where the t ape of dulged In by the nnllves of Tetulln.
Good Hope Is situated, there does uu- one of the Islands of Oeennla. At a
doubtedly prevail In less enlightened
circles some vagueness of conception
as to the exact locality of that cele
brated headland. Even the gentle
render Is faintly conscious of uncer
tainty and answers with a briskness
not born of conviction: “The Cape of
Good Hope? Why, of course l know
given signal the Inhabitants of the vil
lage assemble on the seashore to the
number of about 200 persons, each
of whom carries a branch of cocoa
palm. With these in their hands they
plunge Into the water, and at a cer
tain distance front the shore turn to
ward It. forming a compact half circle.
llOiHI III >| 1x7 • U.t t '»> tVFIIlOt. »
where it is. Down al the end of South each one holding his paliu branch per
J. S. Ware, Oldest Member of;deal jackson, the first bale farmer.
Georgia Slate Senate.
Africa.” Gentle reader, you are not
very far out, fifty or a bundl'd miles
peritaps. And, as you say, it Is not of
the slightest consequence from a prac
tical point of view.
The Cape of Good Hope lies at a con
siderable distance from the end and is,
In fact, the middle of the three promote
torles, severally inconspicuous, which
Jointly terminate f slender peninsula,
some twenty miles in length, forming
the harrier between,, False fay and the
Atlantic ocean on the west. These three
headlands, lying neat' together and
commonly undivided o;?7i map of mod
erate scale, are |o 'idly • designated
FOR SALE
The National Collection Agency of Washington, D. 0.
will dispose of the following judgments :
1 Hull Jack sou, of 1 >oiijiiicrt\
comity, is Perhaps the most widely
ilii, , ... ,, Capo Point. II was here that Hartholo-
kiiown i.eg'io tanner m the totton im>w 1)1;1/ „ rst pnW , linlPrcd f „u
For the past, ten years he |- 0 |. P0 the prevalent southeasterly gales
favorable report from the judiciary j ^ marketed every first hale of and denounced the rugged, threaten
Senator ,1. I>. Ware, ol
Thirty-seventh, feels hopeful of a | )( ,|^
pendleulnrly in the water, and thus
forming a sieve. (
The leader of the party then gives a
signal, and this living net approaches
tli(> shore gradually In perfect order, |
driving before it a multitude of fishes.
Surrounded by this living wall and on
tangled in the cocoa palm branches
tunny of the fislicN are cast on the sand
by the waves, while others are killed
with sticks.- Alter being cooked over
hot coals the lisli are served with ba
nanas and eoeoanut milk.
The scene ns described tiy a French
man who visited the Island was inter
estlng and picturesque In the extreme,
the cited being Immensely heightened
by the appearance of the natives,
whose costume consists of a short
tunic of seaweed or leaves. Their halt
GEORGIA
R L Lewis
W T Cockrell
M illen
Molena
03.03
58.90
Will .Tames
Adrian
*;I4.78
Galloway Bros
Monroe
31.48
L D Whitsett
Atlanta
84.110
Warren <t Huff
Roobelle
40.00
Gilbert it Hewitt
Atlanta
40.60
O H Levan
Savannah
38.08
.T H Rodgers
Lewis & Murphy
teaxley
Calhoun
10.9b
T1.00
Mrs R Baer
Savannah
90.35
M T Lamb
Cribb
88. ao
ALABAMA
Mrs A R Smith
Cottage Mills
38.14
S L Durden
Antaugaville
* 43.11
Sam Hurst
Dublin
84 14
R L Clements
Brockton
138.04
1,11 Turner
Klborton
04.08
,T P Hurst
Clayton
83 08
11 t Brewer
Glenn
31) 00
B P Larabee
Florence
201.96
Reeves Bros Co
(Tiilliu
10.00
R II Caudle
Goodwater
113.50
J S Gregory
John
44.14
.1 H Kingt v
(rordon
357 08
| Flunk B. Case
•Tadson
93.415
Head it Warren
Gum Springs
188 70
.1 S Mills'
1 jimlsny
8.25
Carr & Ci>
1 larduwa v
1 40 36
Watson it
Litliiiv
H T Daniel
Huntsville
13.50
Strickland
Springs
99 0b
W T llarnson A
Soil Killed
28.16
C L Mousley
Loi hair
rs 8b
W .1 1 lenders *11
l.af ivelto
320 00
H 1 ’ Brown
M11O011
T9 10
1 M Bouev
1 .mib'U
350 00
: .1 B Stiles
Meriwether
81 SO
.1 W Hand
Mobile
02.36
Send Bids to
has marKcunt every iirsi nine m «uu o.m> u.« “■*»**• '■“•■• i* •- , . ,, ,.
, , - |ng, threefold promontory under the , Is powdered with chalk, while the war
new cotton raised lit (leorglti, anil son|)| ,| 11}? appollntion of the Cape of • riots are distinguished by the hair be
Georgia hits led all other .states gjorins, to be afterward reehrtstened |ng powdered red. Wreaths of garde
.. ... . . . .... « .... . .1. . il I l.il.l ...... ...... tif.ii.li rut llii.il
eominittce on his lull to change tlu
method of selecting the supreme
and superior court judges. w pj, the single exception of Texas, by pious, trustful hearts the Cape of
Whit's I,ill is . | V, I,
, tare from s.ll previous methods otj .\lljHtiy lii
selecting the judiciary, and was
evoled t»y him through long years
, of legislative service and close oli-
servation of pttlilic alfairs.
The bill provides that the su
preme court judges shall lie ap
pointed by the governor as the
terms of t lie present judges expire.
That the supreme court judges | . )0SS ji,| t
shall then name three lawyers ot
character and ability from every
first bah* for IbOf*. It
was two days earlier than lii^ tirst
bale ltist, sersiui, and two weeks
ahead of the record of HHKl. 'Pile
bale weighed .T5S pounds and the
staple classed ••fully middling.’'
The fact that this is a higher
grade than has been accorded any
former lirst
Cnpe of Good Hope, Cape Knrewellt Is
there nothing In a name?
TOBACCO HEART.
Til** Way SmoliliiK Aria I'immi anil In-
JurcN the Syntnii.
Are you "learning to smoke." boys?
Learning by heart "tobacco heart?"
Read what a doctor says In the Med
leal Summary and then enjoy your
bale is accepted .as a ! f<m>ke- If you can:
In HtnokltiK tobnc»i*o wt» Inko In enr*
InjX powtloivtl ml. WroalliH of #iir<U*
iiIrh or n»il hibiscus hit worn on I heir
heads, also round their necks.
Washington, D. C.
AN EXPERT ON LYING.
To Publishers and Printers.
superiority in grade asj'cmnparcd
superior court circuit in the state, y 1(> |. lsti j\. w seasons,
and that llte governor shall name |),, a | ,| a( .R S on’s 2,(HM»-a»*re plan
one of the three for the superior I tation eight
court judge.
iiulication that the.,crop honlc oxide, several ammonias and a
Ibis year will show corresponding very poisonous oil containing nicotine.
The ammonias and nicotine are tho
substances which by acting In numer-
miles west of Albany
If is in a high state of
oils directions arc so injurious to tho
system. Tho ammonias act on tho
blood, making II alkaline and fluid,
thereby Impairing its nutritive prop
erty.
The atom net) Is debilitated and dys
pepsia Induced. The innervation of
the heart Is disturbed, Its notion Is
i-1 n - - weak, Irregular and Intermittent, and
no advantages that were denied to faintness and vertigo are the conse-
intellect is as clear anti vigort m as L^her members of bis race. Hut' quonces.
. , Owing to the disturbances In the
• j ho worked, studied, pluuuMl, ex- j ru<1 heart the process of nutrl*
He lirst served in the legislature penmenlcd and eschewed those tloti Is slow, and In the young serious-
is a model
Senator Ware is the oldest man j cultivation, and yields {uniformly
in the senate in point ot years, lie- j a |,nnd;int crops. Jackson s be
ing now 75, but he is still remark- j jri nn jng was small. He enjoyed
ably strong, physically, and his
perimented and eschewed those tion Is slow, and In the young serious
in 1851), and has seen many th j Ml , s which claim so much of the ly affected tissue Is paralysed and vl
changes in the state. heimtor | y me and attention of other mem*
Ware <lid not seek the honor ol | )cr8 of his race. He was a stranger
representing the Thirty-seventh ; 10 politics .and never came to Al- •••■■;- - " , lrintpr .
district this time, but his people | )an y i n his life except on busi* tho kldnpyH ttn(l very rapidly; eon«e-
nominated and then overwhelm- j ness> -
iugly elected him, thus paying a
sloti Is Impaired
Tobacco Is essentially a functional
rather than an organic poison. It mod
ifies the special energies and not the
the kidneys and very rapidly; const
quently the bad effects quickly dlsap
, Today he has an independent ; PJJ ^ |
deserved tribute to his long public fovtunc, and it is growing every
1 No colored man in the
lie Uni \llmvell In Tvnllfy In Oinirl
mill Won llie Cum*.
A Kansas (Ttv lawyer lells of tin*
use of expert testimony on lying. He
says:
"I was prosecuting nllorncy for Kin
ncy county in IKSI, ami had a fellow
up before Squire N. • Jones on the
charge of horse stealing., lie lllnxl |
Mike Slltlon to defend him, mid when
the case was called I proved beyond
question by a witness who witnessed
the theft I lull we had the right mini.
After the prosecution Imd rested Sul
ton Introduced TtnITalo’ Jones as a
witness and gravely Informed llie court
that In* Intended lo prove by him IlniL
my witness had llod ‘HulTalo' took
(In* stand and swore that, while lie bad
never seen or beard of tlu* witness be
fore and knew nothing nl all about tlm
crime committed, lie Imd hud a great
deal of experience with men and could
li*ll pretty certain wln*n limy were
lying. Then he proceeded to tell how i
men acted when they were lying, mid i
gave the expert opinion that my wtl- j
iu*ss had sworn to lies from tho word
go. 1 protested against strcli perform
ances, but Sutton made the Judge be- j
Hove he liml as much right to Intro- |
dace an expert on liars as lie would
have to Introduce an expert on nu*dl- !
Ine or uny oilier science, nrul the ri
Wo have an out iroly iu*\\
irg, whereby wo can refnci* old Brass (
iiinl tin *k or. uni! make I hem fill ly us g*
nnsigiiI!v knobs or foot on tin* Indlom,
on which patents nfe p**nd-
111in11 iiimI 1 lend Hub's, 1 pi.
nl as now and wit hold, any
PRICES
1;id'acing Column and Head Rules, regular lengths, ........20cIh each.
“ l,, s. “ iiinl " Buies, lengths ’Jin, and over Idols. per lb.
A sample of I'efaoeil Buie with full purliculars, will be cheer
fully sent on npplicidion,
Philadelphia Printers’ Supply Co.
m an u fa err kt: its of
Type and lli^h Grade Printing Material,
39 N. NINTH ST.. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
service and merits.
He has been a jury revisor in
Heard county for forty-four years,
anti has served as foreman of
twenty-nine grand juries. He is!
highly esteemed by bis fellow-
senators. Personally, he is a gen
ial, kindly gentleman of the old
school. He is a farmer by pro
fession, and a very successful one,
too, as any man from his district
will testify.—Atlanta News.
year.
country is more respected. He
markets the lirst bale every year,
AMERICA IN THE ORIENT.
JafianrNP l*o!H«»n**f»w.
A Russian soldier loft behind his
brothers in arms. He slowly rose up
mid faced Ills captors. They smiled
several days ahead of those who amiably, and, reimsured, lie pulled off
strive to wrest the unique honor his cup and <
with It. Now, It is a common custom
front him, and will probably [have fo| . n j n j )(inoge aoidler to curry about
another bale in Albany.before the with him In the hot weather a small
m.Yi market in (ieortriah'retJOi'bi ft"- On this occasion a full was forth-
next maiket in uoi^n (1 ,u I oi ^ |mn( , wl to the UllB8lan , b ut
the first bale.—Albany Herald. re f U sed to take It. preferring to use , ov(>r qt()no3 or throuJC „ mire
his cup. Still, with an amiable smile Af lnut „„ th( . p ,
on Ills face, one of the Japanese again
proffered him the rejected fan, at the
same time covering him with a ro-
I For thirty-five years Mr. Bur- volver. The coptlve took the gift wlth-
bank has been at' work creating out further reluctance From Brlndle’s
" i *‘WIUi Uussiuns and Japanese."
new forms of plant hie and linprov-j
A liHwyor** Norvi*.
A self stiIislleil young lawyer went
over to Michigan from Ohio lo ropre-
,.|ne or any oilier science, imu 11 ,,r « , '" t wl, °
salt was the thief was dismissed from a"*'*'* "I* "'lifatlon over which
1,1,11 1 'the Wayne county court laid original
Jurisdiction. In llie course of argu
ment the Buckeye lawyer became
tangled, and the Judge kindly ml vised
him to hack up and repent with
greater deliberation, Then the court
let tin* youlh down by saying, "If you
WHAT BURBANK HAS DONE.
, (tw. WHS KIIOCKISI O'll. “*-■
Lngb It ta SaJy «! "■** 1 ta '« h -
imt reachcHl tho lowest y v ,,r '
More than two thirds of the ten ling old ones. In that time] he has; The urk. P ..r
thousand sewing machines sold in ; created, by breeding and selection |
Constantinople in 11)03 were ot j more than 2,500 distinct species ol , demonstrated by Sir Laurence Aluiu-
American make. Hewing machines plants. ' i Tadema’s picture “The Finding of
, m , „ , . , i anme nf his “creations” are- Moses.” I.ooklng at the picture, a well
from < lermany, Iktigland, 1 tance > • known botanist examined with admlra-
and Austria-Hungary sell from! The primus berry, a fruit mi- tlon me painting of the lifelike lurk-
fortv to sivtv ner cent cheaper known before, made by the union spurs which form the foreground, and
•’' . ’ 1 . 1 4 .1 ,.*■ ,. i.i.j/.L-l,4.i*i v uiw] a rasobeiTV then, turning toward the artist, and
than those from America, but the ot a black ben > and a .dspbtny congpntulatlnJf hlm on the successful
people prefer the latter even at the which union scientific men l*said ron(Jorlngi pointed out that larkspurs
higher price; Windmills are used was impossible. were of a comparatively recent growth
lAuwlyfW water, at hrst, per-1 Thewhiteblackberry, very b»u- j ^P^,r
flaps, to the grounds of the Ameri- ititul, with a delicate tlavoi. them were discovered In some of the
can missions, and then to irrigate! The“phenomenal berry,”a simi-, recently explored royal tombs of
their gardens. j lar creation, a cross between a rasp-1 Kgypt."
Around Smyrna in Asia Minor berry and a California dewberry,: ns.hr.
there are more than twelve hun-! having the color of a raspberry! Mother (reproachfully, to her small
custody.”
A VAST STONY WRECK.
The North ( «!>«•. In Norway, l» /tlino.t
the World's lOnil.
pea, lie pulled on lh ] n'’»H*<• r 1 y ^: t'ho'!hro'you.• ”.■!>nt',>A'’ "’"bid
his cap nnd commenced'to fan himself Uila the Z!' nearly ' tds'con-
! ixrSuSr.se t r i s
ccnd unless It be wet uud s PH^ory^ (|( ( | |h|i( |( m|(C|l| , ntr ,cute
! From bo top to " f honor to follow at the rate I
! »■ " '"'If "die or more of hard walking ^ w)||iR „ „ f tlm court
... 4 4 4 4,. ,,r it,A I was knocked out, and ho Joined
At last we come to the edge of the |i(in| . M|v |n hiugh. Kansas
cliff. The sun,
o'clock, has almost
edge of his dally path, but Is still far Pns.port t«» the North role,
above the shimmering sea. You stand A p , 1HM p ort to tho north pole was Is
on thnt lonely point feeling, except for H()ln( . y ,, IH , s „ K0 f, y t|, ( > governor
tho presence of those around you, that | (jf (lu> p| . ov | ||( , ( , „,* Toimisu, which
you are quite oul of the world (n which | iitpctches along tho Husslan sliorcs of
you have hitherto spent your life. You Ar ,. tt ,. oflD-lnl was np-
staml without on a rock pelted by ev^ | onrh , M , |(V lwo , n c„ wtio bad tieen
ery storm of wind and snow. Attacked : , to ‘ () to the north with
by the fiery summer sun and pitiless I R . ntfl|f|t| PX p ( .dltlon, then titling our.
winter frost, no wonder Mint neither I The)p tmoI1 WHH for „ p, lH s|)ort to
tree nor shrub nor scarce a flower can i but the governor polnt-
exlst. Among the most solemn places ^ tbHt tfj „ |e WM8 aH uk.-iy to
on the globe It must be reckoned the ^ )n U)|fl|> , loraft pr0V | IK .„ 11H , in y
world’s end, a vast stony wreck pro- r| , nt () was „ xtrPmf> , y „ n |lkely
Jectlng above the wide waste of wn- , w()lll( , |P8P „ lt lllld n.«t. If they
ters. -Albert L. Bolls lu Booklovors i ^ f)jHn , wp|<<| n() Il0 ||,, P „ 1Pr( , t0 e x-
Mugazlne. j amine their credentials. At Inst, liow
ever, to satisfy them be ordered the
The Te.rUcrchlef. |„ H „ p ((f a ,J fK . umP |H allowing them to
In some parts of the lyro. a beautt wlthmlt lpt or hlndram e to the
ful though curious custom prevails.
When a girl Is going to be married and norT, ‘ V ■
Just tiefore she lenves for the church
her mother gives her a handkerchief.
there are more tnan twelve nun- us ing u.« - , . .' unt Hon)-Jamle, where have you been all
died anil fifty foreign-made wind- and the shape ol a blackbeny, but | afternoon?
mills* four fifths of them are of > larger than either, far more pro - - " 1 v
1 - ’ sur
Jamie (uneasily)—At Sunday school,
American manufacture. The an j ductive, and with a flavor SUI '- ; “^“Xr-Then bow !s it you are wet
11uni imports Ht SmyniB amount to ( passing both. : and gmeii ho of flah?
fifteen million dollars. For cotton The plumcot (result, of the union jamle (in desperation)—Well, yoa
goods alone tho Unital States re- ot the apricot aud the] plum,, of, ~ ^ «
utiudspiHAfiduu U1 B1 l and the whale, and-well-I guess It
rare flavor and richness, again dts- eame off ou my dothes.-Harper’s
proving the dictum of the scientist, weekly.
A plum with no pit and one | ^ (l Perc . p tio-.
with the flavor of the Bartlet pear.; “Dat dog o’ mine," said Erastus
A walnut first so thin of shell; Pinkly, "keeps on a-ttwln' to whup
, ,. . ev’y four footed critter dirt comes down
that the birds could peck through depofld ..
it, afterwards bred backward along «He must be a fighter.”
ferior "pot-metal.” Quantities the path it had. come until 1 d
are sent into Turkey at ridiculously shell of the required thickness was Wa9hlngton star .
low figures. Imitations of Ameri- secured.
He has produced a new thorn
less cactus, a combination of many
which Is called a tearkerchlef. It Is
made of newly spun and unused linen,
and with It the gtrl dries the natural
Chair of lhr* Mlant Idrta.
One of the mountain peeks of north
Wales Is known as the Chair of Idris,
or Cader Idris, as the Welsh people
LEMON
£UXi$,
Lemons as Medicine
Their Wonderful Effect
on the Liver, Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys
and Blood.
Lemons are largely used by The
Mo/.ley Lemon Klixir Company, in
compounding tln-ir Lemon Elixir,
a pleasant Lemon Laxative and
Tonic - a substitute for nil Cuthartle
and Liver Fills. Lemon Klixir posi
tively cures all Biliousness, Consti
pation, Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
Headaebc, Malaria, Kidney Disease,
Dizziness, Colds, Loss of Appetite,
Fevers, Chill , Blotches, Pimples,
nil Impurities of tlicr Blood, Fain in
the Chest or Ji n k, and all other dis
eases caused by n disordered liver
and kidneys, tho first Great
Cause • / all Fatal Diseases.
WOMEN, for all Female Irreg
ularities, wilt find Lemon Elixir
a pleasant and thoroughly reliable
remedy, without the least dangei*"of
possible harm to them in any condi
tion peculiar to themselves. 50c
and $1.00 per bottle at
ALL DRUG STOKES
“One • Dose Convinces.’
and with It the gtrl dries the natural (;a)| ^ ))PnlUKP p* f op i„ hollowed out
tears she sheds on leaving home. 'Hie |(ka uu immense couch. According to
tearkerchlef is never used after the
like an Immense couch. According to
tearaercuiei i» uc.™ | | 0P(1 | ti-ndltlon, whoever spends n night
marriage day, but Is folded up and jn thH chair of Idris will on the follow
placed In the linen closet, where It re morning be dead, raving mad or
eeive from four hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars to
four hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. American patterns of ag
ricultural implements have been
copied by German and Greek
manufacturers and made up in in
ferior “pot-metal.” Quantities
F .4.^™ .- — — ■ 1 lng morning be dead, raving mad or
mains till Its owner’s death, when lt is p „ doWPd w | t h ^e loftiest poetical In-
taken from Its place and spread over 9p j rafloll No seems to know ex-
her (lead face. ! aPt | y w ho Idris was or when he lived,
— but he must have been a giant If his
Know Your Own Mind. , fjgfjy waH J n proportion wltil his ce)e-
The great majority of people need ; brated “ ( .b a i r ,” Mrs. Hemans has a
bracing up all the time. They want to fln<} poeHI w)t h the Chair of Idris as
be reassured. They do not know their t | JpmPj and Tennyson also men-
own minds. They are not mire of , it tIJ «^o n ld.”
themselves, llie leader, the man who ....
cau rule others, must be master of , Circassian BM.tr,
this art. Encouragement Is to many , p a | rJ ti n g the eyes and eyelids Is coo
men what flattery Is to some women.— „j dere( j a great aid to the fascination
Success. ! of the female orbs. A Circassian to
• be really lovely must. In addition to
How He Avoided It.
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten
Dollars Earned.
The average man does not save to ex
ceed ten per cent, of his earnings. Ho
must spend nine dollars in living ex
penses for every dollar saved. That be
ing the case lie cannot be too careful
about unnecessary expenses. Very of-
ton a few cents properly invested, like
buying seeds for his garden, will save
several dollars outlay later on. It is the
same in buying Chamberlain's Colio,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It coBte
but a few cents, and a bottle of it in the
house often saves a doctor’s bill of sev
eral dollars. For sale by Holt & Cates,
druggists, Newnau, Ga.
can plows are also made by local
blacksmiths. Skilled mechanics
are discovering the superiority ot
American patterns over those from
other countries, and a gradually
increasing demand is evident.
American rubber shoes are dis
posed of readily.—Woman’s Home
Comnaniou for August.
The Place For Him.
“Notwithstanding what you say about
- -— Kraftie," said Uoodart, “be seems to
other varieties, which bears a ^ a loya i f e ii 0 w. He appears to keep
fruit, too, for man and beast, In with bis friends.”
, . , “He should be kept In with them,
which will redeem the desert places repl)ed Crabbe .. Most of b)8 trl ends
of the earth; he has done all these are in jail.”—Philadelphia Ledger.
and many other wnlw tU*. • d-d. «• m «*•» » JW#
which may not Ire mentioned heie aQ lnfaBOOU9 history.-Browne. laitlii.-Spurgeon.
How H« Avoided it. j | }P | ng V ery corpulent, have golden balr
Have you ever been hissed off the nd Jf>t b , ack Kohl Is used by
4ZI4?” asked the dirl who was thrUl- ; {he j, er8)an alld Armenian women to
lengthen their eyes. The bazaar women
and nautch girl* of most eastern eoun-
stage?” asked the girl who was thrill
ed at having met a real actor.
"Oh, no,” he replied. “When I’m off
the stage 1 always try to be among the j r flugf;r nall8 w)t h henna,
friends as much as possible. —Chicago , wbere t hey wish to be thought
Record-Herald.
for lack of space.
It will be at
and wbere they wish to be thought
great ladles they allow their finger
nails to grow to an Immense length
and keep them In finely wrought gold
sheaths. _
Buy It Now.
Now is the time to buy Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
It is certain to be needed sooner or later
and when that time comes you will need
lt badly—you will need it quickjy. Buy
it now. It may save life. For sale by
Holt & Cates, druggists, Newuan, Ga.
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