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W E claim to have the best line
of Buggies and Wagons
in North Georgia.
Aiso Harness, Whips, Robes,Tops
and Aprons, Shafts, etc.
We want to see you.
DALTON BUGGY CO.,
Dalton, Ga.
CONGRESSMEN OF
THE CONFEDERACY
Rapidly Disappearing. But few of
These Patriots of the "'Old South”
Now Living, Among Them Being Col.
William Hettfv Tibbs.
A recent number of Leslie’s
Weekly contained an extended
article on "The Last of the South¬
ern Confederacy's Statesmen,'’
giving the names of the.few mem¬
bers of tho Confederate Congress, t
who still survive, .lion, W. 11.
Tilths, of this county, lining cue
'of the mi m her. Tlte article in
part says:
“The recent deal It of -hd.ii 11.
Reagan, who for many years had
been the fas|isurvivor of Jellerson
Davis’ Cabinet, will remind
country that the Confederacy
38bl-lb0o erj eapuoi) him d ,
was \
(VI the civil as ‘well a • on
roil 1 1"f' side Ti In i,s political '
councils, M as ut the msul . 1 ot f its ;
pries, were placed the South’s
ablest and molt, experienced men.
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WILLIAM H . TILLS.
“Nobody lookingoii would over
take this Congress for a *mt of
rovoiut ionist.?. The body lu re
mentioned was fho 1 provisional 1
Congress which assembled at
Monfgomery, Alai>uma on
4. ISO!, to frame a eon-t.iutio.i
,„„i , , . .!,■ j , i<, j- f c a
lonal government for the South
(M*n (confederacy. Tlie man who
passed the judgement was AI
II. Stephene, of (leorgia, then
forty-nine years of age, who
had been in Oongress at iV usli
ington for nearly twenty years
and who had been one of therm
ognized leaders of his EC'C •tion fi
more than half that time, a „-.j
who, first as a Whig and then a s
a Democrat, had unpres d liilll
self on the politics of the age.
“One or two impartial foreign
critics passed something of the
same sort of a tribute on the law¬
makers of the Confederacy that
the Karl of Chatham pronounced
on the Continental Congress of
American Revolutionary days.
“Many of the Confederacy Vsons
were very robust physically’as
well as intellectually. Although
all its Cabinet and fr« Senate
have departed, a few members
of its-House of Representatives
survive. These , with their
ent places of residence are: Rog-
ei*A. L’ryor, of New Y'ork City;
A. S. Ouiynr, of Memphis: \Vil
f:“ Jolm vioodo, "■ UN<(*■• ot Wasliingt^fG I).
( .; Hiram F. Boll, of Gumming,
(-; a .: .John M. Martin, ,.f Ocala,
*. 1;i . j ohn y. Wright, Washing
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,* on< j). ; ,/ llf?e ph B. Jioiskcli.
l> f Memphis,
"Some of these served in the
, ' . nme.leraie army, among therb ,
being Oenerai L’ryor, Col.
tin. Col. Tihhs ami and General
lieiskell. Some have held high
public stations since the war.
-hide; Lm or was on the Kev. York
supreme bench For many years,
and uas been prominent in the
** « !!
j m
j •at Washington, Mr. (\vlyar is a
| well known ex-journalist, and is
4,,,, V* r M 11 h!e l>1 Amhe ' v
I.fijekson. Judge l’ryor was m
•
•<* mtimnal < ongi-ers 3 m\ heiore ,
; M » ; */'ldgo XYright was* in
Ompms from 1S55 to 1801,
trough, the second half . . of ,
fierce’s president and the
whole of Buchanan ».
[ “Tiicse are all the living meni
j !•( r- ; ef the Confederate Congress
whom the writer of this article
; has hr on uhio to truce out, thou it
it is possible that; one or
have eluded his search. It 8.
doubtful if the national Congress
, i)l‘ 1851-1805, winch had a much
■ larger mom bor-ship than 1 he < on
' federate body, cun muster 80
many revivorproportionately,
Do Nat be Irnsosctl Upon.
. .
i'i'hv <X Go , (’ll nrigi
'
11 ited Honey and Tar us a throat
‘
and limit retuedy, , account
ana on
O f (lie great merit and popu anly
o! hrley s Iloney mid Ui m*tnj
imitations are offered for tno
irenmue. Ask for Foley’s Honey
and Tar and reluse any eubsti
f ute offered, as r,oother prepara
lion will give the same satisfac
tion. Il is mildly laxative. It
et.ntaius no opiates and is salott
for ch'iMrcu and delicate per*
sous. bold hy »S. II. Kfdiy.
Stonewall Jackson’s. Battles.
Sf i u! 1 J mi; -on's negro * body
* r.diii k.i ( - . fwf •> *
else vviion a battle* nniuinent.
ts Tbe Ueijeral lolls, l suppose,”
^aid one* ol tin sohlioLs, “bawd,
no, sir. I)e Lin il inwoi i< il »*•
nothin’! ! observates de 'fen
tion of the GinTd dis way* eo so
in he ) prav« »*•. * jest „ like we all, ’ inoru
in’ and night, but when he gets
up two or Tree times in s* night
to pray, oen l iic.s RlJ L J l n ali
gets up, too, an’ packs de baser
sack"—ca se I fine dose’s goin to
be old trouble rig!it away.”—
Logm - O n! “Keminiscenses.”
A Cold Sztthd i;i His Kidneys.
A. .J. .Uniiessc, 9201 Butler
street, Chicago, writes: “ J in
a
& ft witchnjan and am out*in a!l
kinds of.weather, I took a ooM
uliicli settled in my kidneys and
I was in had shape, I tried «*v-
1 , remedies with
oral advertised ho
: benefit, until 1 was recommended
; to try Foley’s Kidney Cure. Two
tmrdri of I- a „ i bottm . 4,4.1. cured i mo me. t?,,,. i->r
;
sale by S. H. Kelly.
THE Ml'RRAY NEWS, FRIDAY. SRi’TKMHER S, 1905
THE SACRED BO TREE. j
Cm* ot the Most YVomlerfnl \ittnrn.l
Growths Kver K shuvif.
In October, 1.SS7, the sac tod bo tree, j
at that time supposed tj( be the oldest tire j
living vegetable monument on tie
earth's surface, was uprooted and j
strove/ by a cyclone which swept over j
the island of Ceylon. The oldest writ
ten description of the sacred ho tree j
n.fvr in existence is that by vbe oele.
Jn-atH' OKucso historian, fa Ilian,
who visited the island and the sacred
j tree in the year -il l A. I). According
to this learned Chinaman, the tree was
at that time 702 years old. having
r hre;: planted in the 2,‘‘: : S before
year
our era by King Ilevinipiatissa. through,
As soon as it was known
j Old; lltc island that tlie tree hud fcocn
1 dratrayed by the fury of the elements
gre.-.t crowds of mourners gathered
1 nr.mud H* "eacred remains" and held
j r<‘c::;ar funeral •services for two
' three weeks. After the season of
; 1 me; ruing was over the tree was cat
' lengths. each piece '
:: u> proper r
wrunmA rate’y in white cloth tvud
with tile* seme funeral kites
which wotdtl have been given a mom
her of ih” myai family.
do perished Iho sacred bo tree, one
of the mast wonderful natural growths
known to the world- a tree which had
betui worshiped daily, one might al
most say hourly, for 2.173 years.
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THE CHOICE OF MATES.
ArtHic'Ial 'littrlimndsl Srl;*etlo« lists
tavrn i'oot* UcHOtls.
,\o one knows what type will be the
best for survival in an unknown future
environment, IVe often see the ex?
tinction of families of parents whom
I nay physieian would have pronounced
Ideal, but their Children lacked resist
u::ce to the invasion of pathogenic or
ttanisms or there was some other de
feet which made them easy targets for
j climj . (!<; of hand, „ !iysk , u (lecny often .
«n the'other we quite
I Awl that parents below pur physically
have fine families. The curious unions
which take place must be the result of
laws such as we find in every biologic
phenomenon. Man has the same in
i licet found in lower animals t:> select
1
a mate who is more or less different
j fr< v i:\ himself.
2 S'SSS'S'Jrs
Boat intclilgciico to marry those of
' less titan the average, for the offspring
revert to tho hotter average. lt>ia very
race intellectually «* at , w "* by ** the ta tol marriage ’ r “ vo ^ of
like Ivjm-s we will violate the natural
liU . ti tI v ,i lidl „ ur existence is lamed,
AriUicial matrimonial selection has
been tried, though the results were dis
aslrous.—American Medicine,
1 “JKINGSMAN.”
HIS
T>.e Silk. Worn hy the
ho:ulu-t ( <»situ*£uoitftei’.
Speaking of London costormongors.
Mayhew says: "Tho man who docs
not wear Ids silk ncekerqjiiof—his
•kiugsimtn,' as it is called- is known to
be in dc-porato circumstances.” The
neckerchief is more prized than any
other Hem of Ids all!re and a coster's
casio In at stake if bin kingsmtm be
n,-it of the moist npju’oved pattern. the
This habit is derived from
gypsies and doubtless dates from
some long forgotten oriental custom.
It is very curious that a taste for
sknShur colors prevails among tire
Hindoos, gypsies anil costovmongers.
. ltc-.l and yellow are tho favorite colors
n ,.,i the ‘ oidest * Of these, the cosier
•
<*lio:xso.8 Ills plush win at coat n fit! Jits
Rlo^nran. the gypsy his brooches and
his AVlfO lu*l‘ shawl JUKI gown; the
ntudoo hi«- robe uml turlmu. .If a
fighfr occurs, tho favorite colored
^ T , u> pi3|dlisttc ( . ostf , r ties hte
jj; n ^ ra an round ids waist or his leg,
where, by the rule of. the ring, it is
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Tlie Origin of (ivoeov.
ijpoeov appears In IIolinfslKxrs < ’hron*
Icp. ' 1580 as “grosser,” and in other
mi'.-ui . oval records , .. it is . sHootiinos ... , .
x V ;*.*tten ^onawissor.” and was applied
to the sph-cvh and pepporers wha . 'veto
AvhnlcsjiU' dealers in various spices—
t?«at in, who dealt eu ^ros -ln large
, it3 distinguished from "re
gicanrs.’' who wore retail dealers. The
v.orl grocer in ldl:;, when (he f»plw«
- p^pppy^vg allied themselves lute a
tumle cx 7 nrrati;.n.......f.ostdon Kxiiycss.
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11 Writer TVIdi a Good tlciuory.
\\ export pat(.*nt .
Ilauvcv cuts, an on
>•” ....... ; ? n ' v! ' ito
< iioate on some important tpiestum.
•>« mehed 11«<* ui>.j ■*•»£
pijahlf* to rend a word ot it. hj tools
1);e to Mr. Choate nod asked,
wlmt ho luul written. Mr. t’lioato
li:| , n{tGt . (i ie tnk is dry, hut if you toil
](H , wtat it is about l will t<d! you what
I have written.” And he did.
The TablfH TJl'i'-C-.
Tho Editor (gioorntjyi- realize how i must terrible say
you. don't soom to
it' - to lost* you. The Authoress (sweef
j.r> -You mustn’t take It too much to
heart, icy friend. Itejectlon does not
*•<■' : *' dri] y ^l’h- lack of inwlt.
.
0 _
Horrible.
6t Peter—Vou nuirricd for money. 1
heilete? Fair Spirit—Y-e-s. St. Peter
Top may come in. hut you will have i
_.
t» spend eternity with the mnn you
# i
Suffering becomes iwantifnl when -one
bents great calamities with eheerful
not thruUgil | USCU3 i W1 ity. but
through greatness of mdvl. Aristotle.
aunui
W-tttot^iii'jt Announcement:
- ci) nwttuM
Mui U iw u ii M nnwairn ■ori 0 KTuMKai>Mtnci
.lin IMtMIMHIu
*§*
Mv shelves are now bulging with more than 50,000
yards of Fall and Winter Dress Goods of all grades
and values.
The most exhaustive selection ever brought to Spring
Place is now in stock, and I am abundantly able to
satisfy vou both in ()ualitv and Price.
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Plere you may. find all the most gorgeous as well as
modest and plain colors and shades in Calicoes, Per¬
cales, Cliex, Ginghams, Indigoes, Outings, Worsteds
or Broadcloths at prices of 5c a yard to 75c a yard.
At my store th^ schoolgirl, maiden, mother or grand¬
mother shall have no excuse for non satisfaction as to
a complete outfit in knocked-down female wearing ap¬
parel.
I crave a visit from you and an impartial inspection
ot the fabrics I am offering for sale, (frant my request
to do this and save your money.
Yours Truly,
J. L. ROBINSON
i killvwoouoh| m»o»|
a “ r.King V
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Cowfenaad Schedule In Effect June II, ISOS,
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Facts are Stubborn Things
Listen! We have everything you Want in Furniture
anti House Furnishings. We buy in large
quantities, thus getting the lowest CASH PRICES.
i We offer you good goods as low as any First Class
House.
Good Oak Suits only $15.50
I Good Cane Seat Chairs $3.00 set
Arrgy Cots 1.25
We Manufacture Our Own Mattresses
Mattings, Curtain Poles, Window
Shades, Lace Curtains and Carpets
a specialty.
Leonard-McOhee Furniture Co.
Dalton, Ga.
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