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OLUme XIII veil. I am now giving it to my othex children.**" - Mr. Joseph Kirchensteiner, 87 Croton street, Cleyeland, O., says: “We hare Paymaster Bobbed of $5000. Pensacola, Fla.,Nov. 10.—Pay master Stevens, of the United States army, arrived from Atlanta Saturday, and before leaving that city placed in a hand-satchel two hundred silver dollars and $4,800 in paper money for the purpose of paying the 700 artillerymen at Fort Baran cas and McRae their salaries for the past month. When he reached the fort here he opened his grip and found that all the pa per money, amounting to nearly $5,000, had been abstracted, and that only the $200 in silver re mained. For Education of Both Races In The South. New York, Nov 11—A compre hensive plan for the* promulga tion of education among both the white and negro races was enunci ated at a dinner given by Robert C. Ogden to the Southern Educa tion Board: last night. The* cen tral idea of the scheme is that en ergetic efforts will be instituted in the South at once for the spread of an educational propaganda among the people of that section. The purpose will be to interest the Southern people of both races in education, and to instill into the minds of those not possessing it a zeal for knowledge. ~ In carrying put the designs of this new organization, it is plan ned to expend the sum ot $40,000 annually for two years. The gui ding hand in all this work is to be Dr. J. L, M. Curry, the general agent of the board. Closely asso ciated with him will be C. W. Dabney, who will maintain at Knoxville, Tenn., a bureau ot in formation and literature from which will be sent out a vast quan tity of matter concerning the pur pose in hand. ily medicine. During the whole of that time we have not bad to employ a phy sician. Our famly consists of seves, and we' also use it for the thousand and one ailments to which mankind is liable. We have used itjn cases of scarlet fever. of the family feels in the least ill, mother always says: ‘Take Peruna and yon will be well,* or if we do not happen to have any, ‘We will have to get more Peruna.* Peruna is always satisfactory in colds and coughs.** Children are especially liable to acute catarrh. Indeed* most of the affections of childhood are catarrh. All forms of sore throat, quinsy, croup, hoarseness, and laryngitis are hqt different phases of catarrh. These affections, in the acnte form, may pass away without treat ment, but they leave a foundation for chronic catarrh in later years. Even a slight cold is acute catarrh, and ren ders the mucous membrane of the head and throat more liable to chronic ca tarrh afterwards. The child is con stantly asailed winter and summer, with catarrh. Affections of the stomach and bowels^ colic and diarrhoea, are due to ca* tarrhal derangements of these organs. A great many families are learning by bitter experience that these affections must be promptly treated or the child’s health is permanently injured. Peruna is the remedy. No family should be without it. As soon as the symptoms of cold, cough or any other affection of the throat or stomach is Twenty-Six Desperate Criminals ^ Now At Large. Leavenworth, Kan., Nov. 10- Forty mounted guards are beating the country for a radius of 5 miles around the federal penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth today in search of the 26 convicts who suc ceeded in escaping from the guards late yesterday. The county is wild and rough and affords ample opportuni ty for escape, and as all of the convicts are desperate men and aimed, conflicts will doubtless result before they are captured. MRS. H. H. OYRRHASJf’S TWO LITTLE GIRLS. Inclosed find a picture of my two little girls who couldn’t be without their ana. They have both had the measles since I last wrote to you, but even >ngh the sickness I gave them the Peruna. In a half column account of the Hunt, Wilkinson & Co. fire in this city recently the London Dai ly Mail says “the building was a nine-story fireproof struct ure.-Ex To Prohibit Divorces. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 9.—A bill was introduced in the house today prohibiting the granting of divor ces in the state. ing to directions. A vast multitude ot families are relying entirely Upon Pe runa for safety in this direction. , There are no substitutes. Peruna is the only systemic catarrh remedV We have used Peruna constantly for the past two years with our IMren and have received the most satisfactory results. We would tibe without it. The youngest one, Elsie, is the one that had mchiai trouble, and had it not been for your medicine she would m chocked to death. It has done wonders for her. Positively we luldn’t keep house, without Peruna. Yours gratefully, Mrs. H. H. Overmann, 2865 Winslow Ave., Cincinnati, O.” Mt. L. G. Vandegriff, Carrollton, Ga., | have had two physicians to treat her Mtes: “I endorse your Peruna. I had J and found no relief. After using two little girl afflicted with catarrh and | bottles ot your Peruna she is sound and That Peruna can be relied uponis evi denced by the great number of testi monials which Dr. Hartman is receiving daily. Only a very few of these can be published. Only one in a thousand. Every household should be provided with Dr. Hartman’s free book on ca tarrh ; also “Facts and Paces,'* a book of testimonials concerning Peruna sent free by The Peruna Medicine Co. y Co- lu m bus, O. We are making special prices this week, and are prepared to give the trade a large number of extra bargain values. As head quarters for should he locate here, would give employment to a number of peo ple and would be a'benefit to the town. We hope Mr. Millard will locate in Gainesville. A SMALL FIRE. A small fire occurred in a negro pnse near the end of Prior street pTelford Town”about 8 o’clock pesday morning. It was a very pall blaze and the fire depart- lent extinguished it in a few linutes, only a part of the furni- pe being slightly burned. Philadelphia, for the construction of the line between Charleston and Augusta. It will be remembered that this road is to pass through Gainesville, a charter having been granted the company last year, and Surveys have sipce been made. This will be the great trunk line from Jibe West to the Southeast, and its construction will mean as much for Gainesville as any enterprise which this town has secured in manyyeafs^ CLOTHING, SHOES AND NOTIONS, we have no equal in this section. We make this statement in no spirit of pride, but to let the people know the facts in the case, and when you come to investigate, we stand ready to prove the truth of the as sertion.. Take notice of a few quotations: LOTT-PEARCE. Mr. Thomas Lott, of near Flow ery Branch, and Mrs. Mary Pearce, of Cobell, were married last Sun day evening by the Rev. Carl Cron- ic at his residence near Hoschton. We have Boys’ two piece Suits, good values, as From this figure up tq $5.00. • The North Georgia conference Uhe Methodist Episcopal church foth will meet in Rome next ®ek. Ministers all over this part 'Georgia are now busily.engaged 1 winding up the work of the con gee year, and there is no Q Qbt concerning the statement, pt Georgia Methodism ha* made distinct advance along all the of its endeavors. ftevs. A. C. Thomas and A. A. % °f Gainesville as well as the j ca l Methodist preachers, all oyer r* county, will preach their.last Nons and wind up the business |the conference year tomorrow,- Npatory'.^to leaving for con- f ence the first of next week. A SU1A In Oxfords, Browns, Olive Men’s unfinished Worsteds, Thibets and Cassimeres, Cotton Bums at Norcross. Norcross, Ga., Nov. 11.—Twen ty two bales of cotton were burned here yesterday morning. It is supposed the fire caught from a passing train. The cotton was Insured. Principal Structures Spread Over 126 Acres* f St. Louis; Mo.f NoVi lO.^-Ex- ac t fig ures were giveii out today: by Isaac S. Taylor, director of construction and maintenance; of the World’s Fair, showing area and cost of the principal exhibit buildings. The total area of twelve buildings is 126.58 acres^ and the total estimated cost $6,- 750,000. The estimated cost is for the bare buildings and does not include sculptural or other decorations. There will be proba ble thirty other buildings ranging from one to several acres for spec ial exhibits and other purposes, besides the state and foreign build ings. People don’t care to stick to the person who is^stuck up. DESIGNED OUR MILLS. city, Meltons, Beavers and Kerseys in all colors. Mr, Stephen D. Green, head of the firm of Lockwood, Green & Go, died at his home in ’Boston last week. He was air architect and engineer and, built many Southern cotton mills. Both the Pacolet anS Gainesville cotton mills were designed by him, and they stand as a great tribute to his engineering skill. Mr. Green visited Gainesville" last spring with Captain Montgomery, and met a number of our citizens who will regret to hear of his death. He had stock in both the above named cotton mills. A CIGAR FACTORY. Mr. Geo- H. Millard of Bentos is in the city with WE CARRY a full stock of the “Foot Glove,” which has nothing to equal it. They are Selling rapidly. Try a pair and beconvincd of its worth. Another special bargain is oiir‘ best Vieal Rip, half double sole, Ga. Tie. W e have cut the price down to 95c, : - \ ./ f. ' LADIES’ FINE SHOES. Extra high cut, Veal Kip, 75c. “ Best Red Kip Tie, $1.00. Our line of Childrens* School Shoes cannot be excelled. We handle the best ^Brown’s Blue Ribbon.” Try a Pair. ' UULP MAIB Beautiful, complete line at $1.50, Plenty of Caps that will please the boys. We. are making a specialty of the “Black Cat” brand of Stockings, at 10c, 15e and 25c. They are the highest grade on the market. 10 START new road. n 8ksta, Ga., November 10.— president James U. Jackson, 8 Charleston, Augusta and Jttanooga Railroad Company general agent here of the Sea- ar ^Line, bas just returned ? ^ ew York and Philadelphia, Enounces that he has signed I Con tract with John Blair 6e » Railroad ^contractor of WE ALWAYS Have a full and Complete stock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries at Prices touching the rock bottom. All invited to come to see us. You will be pleased with goods and prices* H arbor. 1 JHM m JMHj a view of locating here and estab lishing a cigar factory. He likes Gainesville very much and is very favorably impressed with our cli mate, our people and our future. The factory he would operate, Hynds M’f’g* Co’s Old