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Had a Girl Arrested for Kissing
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Omaha, July 16>—A»new species
of man, but not native to the soil,
be if known, has been discovered
in Omaha. There is only one of
hiin, so far, and there will proba
bly never be another. He resent
ed a chaste salute from the lips of
a pretty woman. So much so,
that when she insisted upon plant
ing, not one, but half a dozen, in
an opening in his bristling beard,
he called lustily for help, sought
the aid of a deputy marshal and
had the fair one placed within
four Stony walls.
More astonishing does the inci
dent become when it is known that
the man is a dashing cavalryman,
Capt. Iller, of one of the regiments
which served in Cuba and in the
Philippines.
Had it been some more serious
minded private citizen with a jeal-
campaign. The following fore
cast of the vote by him, being the
first, will be interesting and can
be kept for future reference:
CERTAIN FOR BRYAN.
Alabama, 11;' Arkansas, 8;
Florida, 4; Georgia, 18; Kentucky,
13; Louisiana, 8; Mississippi, 9;
Missouri, 22; Montana, 8; Ne
braska, 8; North Carolina, 11;
South Carolina, 9; Tennessee; 12;
Texas, 15; Virginia, 12 ; Colorado,
4; Kansas, 10; Maryland, 8 ; In
diana, 15; South Dakota, 4; Ida
ho, 3; Washington, 4; Utah, 8;
Wvomiug, 3. Total 220.
»tiunu uip iu i>cw xurp uiib season cnaDiea us to scoop up
some bargains in Lawns, Dimities and sheer Dress Fabrics for
these hot summer days that fairly sets the town on end. Like
the general who said he would hold his position till his troops
mustered out of service, we shall continue to fire our bargains
at the people of North Georgia until we go Out of business*
as kind of index to the whole stock
1200 yards Dimity, colored and white
ground; figured and stripe, all late
styles, to go at half price, per yard
2500 yards more. 5 to 20 yprds lengths
Fruit of Loom; 4-4 Bleaching, just re
received, only 40 yards to customer at
65 French woven corsets, all small sizes
from 18 to 21, 50 cent quality to go
10 dozen Indies’ all-linen hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, each 1
50 dozen Men’s 4-ply Linen Collars, 14
to 18, good style, standing or turn-
down. 75 cent dozen. Sold by the
dozen only.
married, neither does he expect to
be. Therefore the youths of
Omaha are wondering what man
ner of flesh and blood he is.
The osculation took place this
morning m crowded; Dodge street,
one of the city’s most prominent
business thoroughfares. This may
throw some light upon the cap
tain ’s peculiar behavior. Milita
ry men are famed for loving with
dignity their sweethearts. This
one probably thought he was
made to cut a ridiculous figure.
But Omaha young men won’t be
easy with him on this account.
They say that no matter what the
time or place the young lady
should have been met half way,
and guided to a place where the
caresses could be bestowed in se
crecy.
Fern jAtwood i^'ihef ardlritimiss.
She is unknown to Omaha, and
confesses to Chicago origin. In
the minds of many* this explains
it. Shp is tall, fair, well groomed
and of good carriage. She admits
never having met Capt. Iller pre
vious to the public encounter, and
does not explain her sudden dis
play of warmth in any other way
than that she “couldn’t help it.”
Capt. Iller was walking rapidly
“eyes front, chin in and chest
out,” like any perfect soldier when
Miss Atwood floated into view.
She came right at him like... a
charge of cavalry. His surprise
was complete. Before he could
effect A sable guard he was in her
emferSce Vim 1 sfezlin^ smack had
landed on his lips.
“Let go!” he yelled with unsol-
I’m not
This stock will have to be moved, as the change in the stairway requires a good deal of work
and we have decided to make the following prices to move them out at the front door:
37 pairs Ladies’ Oxford Ties, Krippendort’s 150 yards table Oil Cloth 12 1-2 cents yard,
make, sizes 2^, 3, 3^, 4, 4^, Black and Tan, 500 Palm Leaf Fans 1 cent each,
were$1.50 and $2.00. Choice for 7oC. TOO pairs Ladies Button Shoes, medium and
Life’s Opinion.
A western man wrote to Life,
the clever satiric weekly of New
York, asking it to state itB posi
tion in the national campaign.
Life responded: “We are not going
to support McKinley or Mr. Bryan.
"We are not going to support im
perialism nor free silver. The is
sue of this campaign is imperial
ism. The election ot Mr. Bryan
would not mean free silver. He
could not force it upon the coun
try if he tried. Congress is for
gold, and will so remain. Mr.
McKinley’s reelection, especially
with Mr. Roosevelt at his elbow,
would promise a prolonged and
bloody orgie of imperialism—that
is, of conquest, debt and dishonor.
As to the two candidates person
ally we prefer Mr. Bryan. He
has convictions—such as they are
—and he carries a spine.
“The War is Over.” - w
Army officer to Associated Press
correspondent, Manilla:
“It wont be ended for the next
five years at least, and God help
the remnants that are left behind
when the twenty-six regiments of
"volunteers go home next year.
[ Unless the outlying towns are left
i unprotected and all the regulars
are withdrawn to Manilla or are
congregated in garrisons of one
[fall regiment each, there wijl be
| more than one garrison wiped
lout.”
250 Japanese folding fans Orientally decorated, 3 cents each,- v
Big lot Ladies White Shirt Waists. Lawn, Dimity, Lace and Tucked effects well made neat
fitting with detachable collars. The coolest and neatest waist a woman can wear waim days. Price
#1,00 to #1.50. *
Just received large lot Mens’ soft finished Madras Shirts foi summer wear, beautiful patterns in
stripes and Insignia Prince of Wales, colors, pink, blue and heliotrope. Prices from 50c to $1.00
each, good values.
225 yards all Linen Table Damask, beautiful patterns, polka dot, fllor-de-lis, forget-me-not,
clover leaf and plain, from 58 to 72 inches wide, extra good values from 50 cents to #1.25 yard.
350 all-wool 2-ply carpet remnants 36 to 40 in long 60 cent quality for 35 cent each. Excel
lent for rugs or to make novelty carpets.
Hats, ClothingCGaFpets, Matting and % Rugs
These prices are cash only.
dier-like embarassment,
vour husband or long lost' broth
SAMUEL C. DUNLAP. Jr,
—Local Agent for the—
PENN MUTtJAL LIFE- IK
- ANCL COMPANY.
^ Will Also Write
But she held firmly on and five
times more did the sounds of the
sibilant swish sweep through the
swelterifig ‘atmosphere of Dodge
street, to the delight of many
spectalqfiiif^ ^ eDl
broke loose and sped away. Iller
hailed an officer and bade him
catch her. This he did, and she
was locked up charged with hav
ing kissed a man wilfully without
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When you come to the city, call on
*us, we will make your visit both pleaean
and profitable. Our selection of Spring
Clothing, Hats and Furnishings for Men
and Boys this season excels anything that
has ever been attempted in Atlanta.
Our Children’s Department
is brim full of novelties. There is noth
ing that boys wear, that cannot be found
here—if we haven’t it in stock, we make it
upon short notice..
If you do not visit Atlanta often, send
.us your order by mail. We make a snec-
In his home, Mr. Brvan permits
no harsh word to be spoken of any
kne—“not eveo^ff Haanh, ”as
korrospondent puts it, That may
|be why Mr. Bryan has to^ be A wav
prom home so muck.^-Griffin
1-News. * . -■#)
Gainesville. C?
BSgftnaftnt being first obtained;*
Just received new
crop turnip seed-now
is thetime to buy. M.C.
William, Jennings Bryan and
AdlaiE. Stevenson will be fermal-
17 notified of their selection as the
Presidential and vice presidential
pomibees of the Democratic party
L? Wednesday, August 8th, at In-
piaaapolis, Ind.
Stores: Atlanta, 15-17 Whitehall street:
Washington, D. C., Corner 7th & B sts,
Baltimore, Md., 213 W. German Street.
Love and jealousy leave off
where contempt begins,
15-17 Whitehall Street Atlanta, Ga.
