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DR* MILES* Anti-Pain Pills I cause in the court of Ordinary of said | '* THE DOCTOR KNOWS county, on the first Monday in October ! next, why sficli administration should ! nor be vested in the County Administrn- or. This Sept. 4, 1905. , ;2 L. A. PERDUE. Ordinary, and Ex <iff. Oik. O. O. Dr. Niles’ Anti*Pain Pills Cure Headache Almost, instantly, and leave no bad effects. They also relieve every other pain, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Pain, Sci atica, Backache, Stomach ache, Ague Pains, Pains from injury, Bearing- down pains, Indigestion, Dizziness, Nervousness and Sleeplessness. o Tm i GEORGIA -OoWHta County. W. H Barfield, administrator of tin- ".*tat<; of Mrs E. 14. Vines, deceased, having applied to the court of Ordinary of said county for leave to sell tlie lands of said deceased, all persons concerned ,re required to show cause in said court by the first Monday in October next, if ■ itv they can, why said application should not be granted. This Sept. 7th, 1905. !■> L. A PERDUE, Ordinary. i »K()KGf A—Coweta < -ounty. In the Court of Ordinary of said I County. in Re: Probate of will of Mrs M. A. Sifiy, deceased, 111 solemn form: To Charley, Ned and Nancy Owens, the children of .Julius M. Owens, ne- i/'eased, of Alvarada, .Johnson county, Texas, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley mid Mrs. Susan .Johnson, of the State of Arkan sas, and to all of the heirs at law of said Mrs. M. A Sifiy, deceased: You and each of you are hereby noti fied that O. .1 Owens has applied as ex ecutor, to said court, for probate, in solemn form of the last will and testa ment of Mm. M. A. Sifiy, lure of said Coweta enmity, deceased, and you as heirs at law of said Mrs. M. A. Sifiy, m e hereby required to he and appear at the court of Ordinary for said comity on the hist Monday in October, 1906, when said application for probate will be heard. This September 7th, 1906. 1,. A. PERDUE, Ordinary Coweta County, Georgia. Guardians' Sales of Land. All Pain Is Nerve Pain T’ain is sure to follow any strain or weakening influence upon the nerves. It may be caused by over-exertion, heat, intense mental effort, colds, in digestion, or any cause that depresses, excites or agitates the nerves. So sensitive are they that the least pressure or strain causes suffering. By sooth ing, strengthening and quieting the nerves, Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills relieve the pain. They are sold by druggists, 25c a box, under a guarantee that the first box will benefit, or money rcluuded. Never sold in bulk. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart IL LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Petition for Charter. d< bis mid coiitruciH only to the muon 111 nf stock -id scribed by them and not paid in. ill 1 The principal office mid place of liii«ini-Hs of siii' I cerpo 11 r 11 <11 hIin 11 lie at 1 In- city ot Newiitm 111 said county ot < 'ms el 11 mid State of (Seurg in. (|h.) That lit tie- corporate meetings nf slimehold' rs each shareholder shall lie entitled to as ninny votes iih lie owns • Imres appearing in Ins mime on the hooks of said corporation. Ml 1 Wheretoii-, ymn petitioners pray tluil after ibis petition Inis been tiled mid published III nceiu ilnliee with the law, (hill the 1'i.url giant, tie- propel' and me- essiirv order of iiieopinietioii mid flint this petition, together wi'li said order, he recorded ns teipiiied hv law. SV C WRIGHT, Pel ilioitei s' A Korney GB( IKGIA—Coweta County, Agreeable to an order granted by the court of Ot(lumry of said county, at the September term of said Ordinary’s court, will he sold before the court house door, at Newiinn, On., oil the first Tues day of October, 1906, between the legal |, aV( , n 't always taken the best cure of He la Slot Deuelved by the Story HI* I'ntient Honda Him. It was lute, the doctor s patients had either passed away or were mending, and he was silling with 11 number of Ids acquaintances In a corner of the club room. “It’s a strenuous life we lead,” droned the man of medicine, “with the grim side turned uppermost as u rule, hut now and then we get a laugh out of It—a laugh with the lid on, of course; sve can't ail'ord to show we're amused. I often wonder," lie went on genially, "why suine of you chaps ever send for a physician. You don't tell Idm the truth once In twenty times. You're In a had way an I you're sorry, and to hear you talk I’d think your mouths were cold storage boxes for butter. You suspect that lobster or u rich sauce yon ate day before yester day Is at the bottom of the trouble. You know what's curled y ill up, mid you're frightened out of a year’s growth for fear I’ll learn. “Accordingly, Instead of taking me into your coiiflileuce, you tell me mi Impossible story. And If I cross ex amine you closely and hedge you In you'll reluctantly admit that you've been somewhat Indiscreet. You smoked four cigars Thursday and took six drinks. Doesn't it ever occur lo you that I know by your flutters that you smoked from breakfast lo bed and took sixteen drinks ami six more for good measure? “If I were to believe you and dose you for your ailments as you describe them you'd never get well. Now and then I have to give you strychnine anil nitroglycerin to restore the action of the heart, and to listen to you I might conclude that you'd had too much pink Ice at a children’s party. "As I hinted, we doctors get some fun out of II, but what do you do It for? We were not always doctors, we Canned Foods Anything in canned goods ordered by our customers can be supplied from our carefully selected stock of standard brands; and in addition to all ordinary canned meats, fruits and vegetables, we can supply 1 lie following: "Alligator” Oysters—the best obtainable. The de mand for these oysters exceeds the supply to such an extent that, during the past two years, we have been unable to obtain them. Heinz’s Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce and Pork, in be. 10c and lbo cans, and Heinz's Tomato Soup,are good enough for any housewife’s menu. Our extra quality of canned corn, and Van Camp’s Hominy, are of the highest grade. Okra, corn and tomatoes is something any housekeeper can use. We have dessert and pie peaches; pineapples, grated and sliced, all of best quality. All our canned goods are guaranteed to be pure, fresh and from the leading canneries of the United Slates. When you buy can ned goods here we warrant them to be satisfactory. C. P. STEPHENS S CO. The Prompt Service Grocers. FOR SALE The National Collection Agency of Washington, D. C., will dispose of the following judgments : rl ill oflll’ TURN! I Ills Sept 1, 11)05. ( i ■',< III i I A I '1iWclll < (IIIIII s 'Co 1 m Si nrrmr 1 'mirl of S11 i(I 1 '(iiii'h : Tin |»i,1.1,., IP I. Siithi'fliiiiil, .It'll- 1 M S10 la 1 anil . > lid lie I lie Mattox, all el the ci'Hiits "l I hi vul and Simic ot I 11 >■ 11 In 1 ( • 1 it ' r hi 11 y •Inns • (lil cl llii-s rli 'li '• (or fh' iiisi l Vi's, th' ii ,1 •>• 1 -i nii'- sin"'"ms ami assigns I,, i i i "ii.i- n,cci p iii i| 1:1 <h i tl.r laws cl .|inl Slut' G. 1.1 gm fm On Ini t. 1 m i,l 1 w 1111v ill's- ssilli thn pri ilt g" cf ii ni'wal .0 1 In i \|niiit'im cl mi il !"rm, mill'1 1 1 1 us 111 ■ mill style of'"The Molin' ('oiiipiinv l1 ’I hr nli.,1 n nf ihi' propi ‘•'•il mu po rn I inn Is I" 'll III IS pin lil mill sum lo I lie slock holders I In i (<il, ill 1 Tin luisii'i — )ir111mnci- propose in fiaii.v mi is that "I tanning s ucrally, llic planting cultivating, gathering, liking tin tin use el -ml corpnmtiiin ami lei Mil' el ' iiiii'. corn, liny, wheat, oats. iHiInlors. vegetables ami other (Tups. Ila raising for esc of ihc pi"pi'M'i| ci>i ponitinii anil fur (lie mail,'1 ami exchange of horses, mulls. emit ' . nIic p, hogs nnel other 1111- iu,ills, lo caiTv on ami opcrnlt' a store (m the purchase mid salt' of general ii" rchamlisi ami i" buy anil sell any and all li lie is of articles ami merchiimltHd either 1 iv retail ui wholesale and to ex- i-hange iin'ieliaiidiM' for other articles ami produce, in epeiatc mid conduct a saw mill nnd own and operate inachin- ris for the sawing ami manulm lmuig ot luiiib'r. shingles and other wood product.' for the use ot the proponed cm pointnm, Ini pm mid for sale, to own and cpi rate a noli and necessmy mil ch im iv for tie grinding of win m. corn ami I'llai grain into Hour, meal mid 011 II-1 pi oil lie! s I • t the like ot tlm pro- posed cm point inn. for sail-and for pay, to own and operate a ginnery including all necessary nun'll I in-1' s- for I he ginning and pressing of cotton for the priqxisi'd GEORGIA—Cowetn Counts, qorjiorntiim for others and for pay, t" Annie E. Orr having applied to the bus me:'' ll cnilon seed, to conduct a com t ol Ordinary of smd county for let dun > and to sell and dispose id milk and ters of administration on the estate of Dirt Hi ami other daily products, to Ullin- Svlvniius G. Orr, ileeoused all persons ufai Hire naval store* or deal m same as oonoarued an required to show cause in commission merchants or t'notms tobuv said court by the first Monday 111 Octo- niul sill or hold iial and personal prop erty ot any and all kinds, including stool,s mid bonds ot other cor|Hiratioiis, and to do Mich other acts as may be nee- essin v to carry on the business ot the corporal mu. (•I Yoni petitioners desire to have tin right lo sue and lie sued, contract and Iv- contracted with, have and use common hours of sale, to the highest and host bidder, for cash, the following described lands belonging to the estate rf Lillian Burpne, minor, tuyvit: One-fourth in- Icrest in fifty (60) aores of land off the east half ot oast half of lot of land num ber one hundred and three (10ii,) and ten (10) uoreH of land, being 11 strip of land off of the west. Hide of lot of land number one hundred and four (101,) all of said land being in the Fifth (6tli) District of said county. Sold for the purpose of nticroiiohmeiil THOMAS LEIGH, Guardian of Lillian Burpee. This Sept. 6th, 1906. (iuardimi would state that at tlm same time and place, tie- remaining one- half o' the abovi d-'serihed lands will he sold by file heirs of Mrs Mary Leigh, deceased, lit the same price per acre as is nmd lor flic share of said Lijlimi Burpee, said heirs joining ill making a deed. 33 ourselves, 1111(1 sve're Providence .Journal. not fouls.”— FEATHERED GLUTTONS. Home Very tireeily Itlriln Thai An Tremendous Fecilern. Despite the fact that “the nppetltf if a bird" bus become a common phrase for light eating. Investigations show lint birds are tremendous feeders. Tlm diet of the average kestrel (a small Eli I'opcau hawk) In calculated at 1.001 mice a month, to say nothing of Insect* and worms. The barn owl Is as vora cious ns the kestrel. An Investigator after caging one of these birds, gave il seven mice one after the other. '1 lie llrst six Immediately disappeared Kill 1. <'IU. (!E( 'Hi 11 \ t’oweln I 'ounty I. L. Turner, ('lurk ot tlm Superior Court of said oountv, do hereby certify that the above ami Ion going is a true and correct copy of tin oiiginal petition fur charter of "Tin Homk Company." im appears ot tile ami record in this of- flee. Witness my hand and the seal of said court, this Sept, t, 1905 L TURNER, 23 tllk.S U. 0,0. Ordinary’s Notices. GEORGIA -Coweta County. Milton N. Sewell having applied lo the court of Ordinary of said county for letters of inlminislrarinii de horns non on tlm estate of William Sewell, ii,■ - Censed, all persons con 'ertwd arc re quired to show cause in said omul by the first Monday in October next, it any they can, why said application should not lie granted Tins Sept 6111, 1905, 22 1. A. PERDUE, Ordinnrv. (,E( IKGIA — (’oweta 1 (utility. By virtue of 1111 order from the court of Ordinary of Coweta county, Georgia, will be sold, on the llrst Tuesday in Oc tober, 1906. al the court house door in Newnuii, 111 said county, between the legal hours of sale, the undivided (Un til', h interest nf .1. W Houston, .Ir , in ami lo sixty dive acres, more or less, of tin of land number two hundred and twenty six. lying north of It nr on ' k. Also a like interest 111 the south half ot lot of land number two hundred, ami twenty-three, containing one hundred and one and one-fourth (101 1-4) acres, more or less. Haiti two tracts adjoin anil are situated in the second district of said Coweta county, and hounded on the north and east by lands of W. S. Bexley and the south and west by said Hear creek and the lands of 11. W. <lamp amt Hardaway. Haul order granted at the September term, 1905. of said court of Ordinary. Terms of sale, cash. This September -4111, 1905, ,1. H. HOUSTON, Guardian of .1 W. Houston. Jr. The undersigned own tin four-ttftliH of the lauds (Inscribed 111 tin foregoing advertisement, each of us own ing an undivided ouc-tifth in said land, and we agree to make the purcluiser 01 said one-tlfth interest described 111 said advertisement a deed to our said one fifth interest each 111 said limit in con- sidci'atlon of a like sum, each, for which sal.I 01 it* - tit 111 interest, may be bid off; so that the purchaser at said one - lift 11 in terest may acquire the whole ot said lauds. This Sept. 4r 11. 1906. MARK HOUSTON, W. P. HOUSTON, A14DIE HOUSTON TAYLOR, .). W r . HOUSTON. in a like tniiuuer. Limitations of ab dominal capacity, however, prevented, and though the gobble eiimo off the gulp did not, so that for twenty mln- 11 es or so the tail or the seventh mouse dangled from the comer of the bird's leak. But in due course It swallowed the body, and three hours Inter the pangs of hunger reasserted themselves ami the owl ate four more mice. Four pounds would lien heavy weight for a heron. Yet one of those birds, which was trapped In England, dls- girgcil two recently swallowed trout, one of which weighed two ponnda and the other one and a half pounds. An other captured bad contrived to put aivny three trout averaging three-quar ters of a pound apiece, although it was only four mouths old, uml another hud dined upon seven small trout, together with,11 mouse and 11 thrush. Among the greediest birds are wood pigeons, which will continue to gulp remaining j own food until their eropN are almost ut the bursting point. From one of these birds, shot us it was returning from a raid In the fields, no fewer than 800 grains of wheat were taken. An other had contrived to cram down no fewer than 600 peas. A third was en deavoring to sustain nature with 180 beech nuts und a fourth witli sixty acorns. GEORGIA Will James Adrian $2)4.78 I L D Whitsett Atlanta 84.86 Gilbert & Hewitt Atlanta 40.60 J H Rodgers Baxley • 16.99 Lewis & Murphy Calhoun Tl .00 M T Lamli Cribb 88.30 ! Min A R Smith Cottage Mills 88.14 Sam Hurst Dublin 84 14 L H Turner Elbertou 64.65 R L Brewer Glenn 89.00 Reeves Bros He Co Griffin 10.00 ’ J S Gregory John 44.14 Frank P. Case Tndson 93.45 JS Mills Lindsay 8.35 Watson & Litliia Strickland Springs 99.05 • CL Mousley Lothair 78 85 t E (J Brown Mncnn 79 40 1 J B Stilus 1 Meriwether 81 80 R L Lewis W T Cockrell Galloway Bros Warren & Huff G H Levan Mrs R Bner Milieu Molena Monroe Rochelle Savannah Savannah 63.03 68.90 31.48 40.00 38.63 90.35 ALABAMA Autaugaville $ 43.11 S L Durden RL Clements Brockton 138.64 J P Hurst Clavtoii 83.08 B P Laruhee Florence 301.95 H H Caudle Goodwater 118.50 .1 H Kingly Gordon 357.68 Head & Warren Gum Springs 188.70 Carr & Co Hardaway 140.35 H T Daniel Huntsville 13.50 # W T Harrison & Son Killen 38.15 W ,T Henderson Lafayette 330.00 I M Boney Linden 350.00 .1 W Hand Motiile 63.35 Send Bids to THE NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY, Washington, D. C. Atlanta A West Point Hailroad Co.. The Western Bailway of Alabama. Direct Lines Between North, East, South and Southwest. U. S. Fast Mail Route. Through Balace Sleeping Cars. Dining Cars. Tourist Sleepers to California. KKAD IX1W N SGHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 20, 1904. 1 I H'»p 5 Om] u 25a 1 25p 1 00 p No 88 Let Hir.phv. 13 -lOn | Lv. 11 06p Lv i IHJjl II tun 1 HOpj <1 llllpj II Will 1" nfm 3 27*1 7 14)i l'l HUn, 2 *13*11 ■ S3* 1 7 .Mill 1181*'! 8 lip 13 8fi|>l i flSSp 13HBp 11 '.5aj :’. -If»|i S 2f>|i Hll7u 12 2*tp| 4 Hop «W!p! It 1211 her next if any they run, why snid up- plioutioii should not be granted. This Sept 4111. 1905. 33 L. A PERDUE, Ordinary. GEORGIA —Coweta County. W M. Glass, administrator de-bonis- non oil estate of Benjamin G. Barker, deceased, having applied to the court ot ■ ui, i" make by-laws binding Ordinary of snid county for leave to sell on the members of the proposed corpora tion and tin its government, not ineou- sikt, ut with law to execute or receive such com' viiiici • and acquittances und receive mid hold such evidences of debt uml sicui itu k us limy be uccessary to curry on the proposed business of the mi ut ecrpoiiinon Also to encumber t"»l 111. I I'tikoim! property, lend and borrow mom v und secure same, issue null sell Is'ielk and secure smile by mort- gage or deed ot trust and to have all the r e Ms, powers mid privileges enumerat ed 111 section lsh'.' of the code of Georgia el 895 as well ns nil other powers and privileges incident to corporations of like 1IHU1I' tlm lands of said deceased, all persons are required to show cause in said court iiv the first Monday 111 October next, if any they can, why said application should not he granted This S' pt, Itli, 1905. 33 L A. PERDUE, Ordinary. GKORUlA —Cowetn County. T. F. Rawls, nilmiuistrator de-boiiis- 11011 of estate ot W. A. Mitchell, de ceased, having applied to the court of Ordinary of said county for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased, all per sons concerned are required to show cause in said court by the first Monday in October next, if any they can, wliv 1 Tlx capital stock of snid corpora- said application should not be granted to n s in.I t" twenty-five thousand dol- '• • divided into shares of one hundred lni» t ici; Allot snid capital stock - uir- adv Heen paid in, c Petitioners desire the privilege of ■ •mg said capita! stock from time i' tin.i to any amount not exceeding In 1 aud fifty thousand dollars and H at subscriptions to the capital This Sept. 4th. 1905 33 L. A PERDUE, Ordinary. GEORGIA—Coweta County. A. P. Barfield, executor of Susan S. Gibson, deceased, having applied to the Sheriffs Sales. GEORGIA — Coweta County. Will be sold, on first Tuesday in Oct., 1905. before the court house door, 111 said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the fol lowing property, to-wit: The northwest quarter of lot of land number two hundred and twenty-nine (339) in the First District of Coweta oountv. Georgia, containing fifty and live eighths (50 5 8) aores. more or less, and bound' <1 on the north b.v lot of land No 308, on the east by William Odom and the south and west by M. S. Mor gan. Snid land levied on as the property ol J. C. Morgan to satisfy a ti fa issued from the city court of Newnnn 111 tuvor ot J. A Ciint.s against J. O. Morgan. Tins Sept 7th, 1906. 33 J. L. BROWN, Sheriff. Also, at tlu' same time and place will be sold a certain house and lot on Church (now Savannah) street, inNew- nan. G11., where I now reside; lot con taining 1-2 acre, more or less, where Willis Wright now resides. Levied on by me as the property of Isaac Carring ton to satisfv a fi. fa. issued from Cow 1 til Superior Court. 111 favor ot John Dunbar against Isaac Carrington Tei 1 - t'rrfltlnir the Fashion*. Who sets the fashionsV Sometimes an original idea emanates from a hum ble workwoman, and after fusion in the bruin and improvements and sug gestions given by the great autocrat it emerges, Minerva-like, in full panoply, complete and victorious. Numbers of diligent seekers, a horde of assistants, voluminous notes, sketches, ideas, are pressed into the service. Artists lend their willing services, while the sarto rial adept combines, exaggerates, al ters old inodes, culling, like the bee, flowers of fancy nore aud there until the bright vision of beauty is realized aud tho forthcoming styles are decided on.—London Graphic. 13 5 ip 11 . r 'flp I* :I7|> !' I 5se ilOUp ll)27pll0 85u 'ftp, H 2H|», I :»i>>*' 8 20|>l 7 80p ii lu’l' ii toil 0 4'»a 1 9 15p ft 42ft 10 52k 1 11 25p M <>0n 12 04PI 2 56p 10 USB 0 8p ft 18ti l2 48p Ar Lv Lv Ar Ar Ar '..PctlHACOllI . ... Selin 11.... . Montgomery Ar .. M ilstcml.... Ohelniw \ ubitru Ar Ar Ar Ar (Join in bus \r H lftp -4 12p 1 H5p Ar La i triune Ar - Ncwiian Ar Fnirbuni Ar Ku>r P'’inf Ar Atlanta Ar Washington Ar Baltimore Ar Philadelphia Ar New York Lv Lv Lv 11 15a ft 17n 8 15a 12 10k No 37 No 97 15a li 10a 11 HOpj 10 85a 9 20p II 17b 7 ;l 2p II Ul|> 1 45p 1 Pin II 22p 6 2flj> 12 tin 4 20p 10 vfip 11 llip Il "tf»p 4 25] 11 lip 0 20p 5 SI p S 01 p 1 27 p 4 l.i*j 2 sop 12 Hop 1 fiHp 12 oftp 1 lBp I0K P •Monls Above trains daily. Connections at New Orleans fur Texas. Mexico, California. At Chehaw *or Tnskegee. Mllstcad for Tallahassee. hnlirange accommodation leaves Atlanta dally, except Sunday at 5:H0 p. m. Returning leaves Lttiirnngc at 5:50 a. in. arrives Atlanta s:15 .1. in. Trains iki mid 20 Pnllina'i sleepers New York and New Orleans. Through coaches Washing on and New Orleans. ... . .... Trains 27 aud 28 Washington anil Southwestern Limited. Pullman sleepers, compartmen ar s. observation and dining nirs. Complete service New ) nrk and New OrleanH Traill 97 Pnited States fast mail. Through day e inches Atlanta and New Orleans. Write for m ips, schedules and information. J. B HEYWARD. P BILLUPS, D. P. A., Atlanta, Da. O. P. A.. Atlanta lia. CHAS. A. WICKERSHAM, Pres, and Gen. M ir.. Atlanta. C4a court of Ordinary ot said county for nut in ixisscssiou notified as required by foatly Correapomlenc*. “I see tluit a letter supposed to have been written by Henry VIII. has just brought $3,000.” “That's n filling. A letter of. mine Just brought $10.(HXV’ “Indeed V” “Yes; to a girl who sued me for breach of promise.”—Louisville Cou rier-Journal. Tlie Separation. Mrs. Grogan Keegan an' his wife had a fierce scrap. Mrs. Hogan—An’ did they separate? Mrs. Grogan—They did. but Keegan was most dead before th' cops could get th' twisters on Mra. Keegan an’ separate tliim!—Puck. We have an entirely new process, on which patents are pend ing, whereby we can reface old Brass Column and Head Rules, 4 pt. and thicker and make them fully as good as new and without any unsightly knobs or feet on the bottom. PRICES. leave to sell tlie lands of said deeensed, law. This all iiersims concerned nre required to 33 Sent. J L 1905. BROWN, Sheriff. sL'ci.of snul 1 ui poiatiuu may be paid in show cause in snid court h\ the firs is."in y. property or services n> may be Monday in October next, if any they in ii 1 mintd 1 v the Hoard ot Directors of can. why said application should not be said cotporifiiun 17 Tin affairs of said ooriwrntioii • .all t • mamigcd and conducted by a board of directois and duly elected ufti- c • s consisting ot such number as tuay hi fixed and deti rininiai by the cor*)orate action ol said corporation. granted. This Sept 4ih, I9f)5. 22 L. A. FKRDUK, Ordinary. GEORGIA —Coweta County. Tlie estate of Z Wortham, late of said county, deceased, being unrepresented 1 S 1 The stockholders of said oorjiora- and not likely to be represented: all ))er- tii.il shall be individually liable for its sons concerned are required to show A Remedy Without a Peer. •'I fin,’ Chamberlain's Stomach nnd Liv.-i Tablets more beneficial than any gtlier remedy I ever used for stomach trouble," says J. P. Klote, of Edina, Mo. For any disorder of the stomach, biliousness or constipation, these Tab lets ar<* without a peer. For sale b.v Holt & Cates, Druggists Newuan, Ga. Phviuk the Way. “Has Harold asked your father to give his consent ?’’ “He told father last night that he had made S5.000 in a real estate deal, so I suppose lie’s asking him on the install ment plan."—Milwaukee Journal. Refacing Column and Head Rules, regular lengths, 20cta each. “ L. S. “ and “ Rules, lengths 2in. and over 40cts. per lb. A sample of refaced Rule with full particulars, will lie cheer fully sent on application. No man is matriculated to tlie art of Ufe till he has been well tempted.— Eliot MANUFACTURERS OF Type and High Grade Printing Material, 39 N. NINTH ST.. PHILADELPHIA, PA.