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THE WEEKLY BANNER. OL. XXVII The Time Has ’■vsta v ‘ w-.wyv fgj| ■ m 4* tiU /■"“ spend the afternoon ^gj| ■y-' driving. jKK BSBsBfew 111 JL tei V T have 1 O \j LX horses and buggies ;o please all. at* reasonable prices Be sure, to £108 C? 113 . 0 * M Hv LIF E ■\jr $ 9 at Langleys oic “3 1 st and . ( Don’t fail to exarnine our line of Fishing tackle Fisk books and lines. Harnnnocks Base balls, Cro Let sets, and other sporting goods, before you buy barline is c rn plate and we will rave you npqey Rue AD>Q-\\eu Tarua Go. A Bright, Honest Boy Wan ted. Tint miWisher.-- of the famous Pennsylvania bijri^ s ratwt weekiy placing newspaper, representative t, j j }r... ate now Georgia and they <!e BVO! uo; t office, in seenro the services of capah'e l.o* ii-'ig aacuts in each ot' the following owns of Rockdale County: Couyew, ltd iu s oli other towns as are nual ktal t; «ly supplied. The work is profitable pkiWimr, A portion of Saturday hiily Ha'iigsjJilitrlirlJy. is required. Over 5,00b agents are No mo"ev whatovor j W twjniisd. livery thing is furuisneri tree Siiitimievy, rubber stamp, ink and pad, trtv msing matter, sample copies, w c, hij'ersareRhijiped tone paid for at the »i)i!ofea<h mouth. Those nots'dd me it r r-liarged for. Write to Grit Pt bli -h lag ip,, WjliiHuispo't Pa., and mention 1.10 BJtSNFR, i m fA.i ' r w ■r mm b 1 Dyspepsia Con lYgests ivh&t yoa oat. Tr.UllcuJ'.r Luurs :ge d? Utefood pud rid*' in r,. k.o;ii.V.,.-;, uijp and voooo- 6 . .c.ing • :■ d .<0 <)v.pvaive O’. 0 " .6 i-.- tilfti-fivei'c-ddigcN » s ‘ • t. Kt’ianri t .; >.• o;pc; 5 -cparaUt':. F-i ■•titproacu i* in efficiency. It in t'y9;wpsia, relieve.* and tscrtaanenUy euro. IndliroRt-lon, Ii cart burn, gmuienee, ®;-s Ueadache, Sour GaRt.rs.igia Stomach, Crauipsanc Nausea ®t. ether results of i an perfect digestion. Prtcatic. and St. Large steocontain* SU ttcior •oiturtito. Books! • about dyspepsia oiMiivUvs; Pucarjd b v e. C. OeKITT * CO.. Cljicoav. Gail «y Drug Ctmipant HowTo Gain Flesh Persons have been known taking to p i! n.? [sound a day by * n ounce of SCOTT’S EMUL It is strange, but it often ^Ppcns. Sorrishow the ounce produces .digestive ") e oo.und; it seems to start the Cr bb that machinery the patient going is prop- able so , Jooc *° ^ge5t which and he absorb his ordinary do be* cGuld not *° r c, and that is the way the gain >s made. A certain amount of flesh is pessary f'Y. £° f for it health ? if you it have 'W'.ltig - you. can get by Slfifs piRMfSiOB au yr..\ i-.nd it just as useful in summer 2 j' Y m ? cr an< ! if thriving si 5 *wp ’ because you are upon. the weather is warm. fc cr -ii $t.oo, alt druggist*, , iJ OU N'E, Chemists, New York. — ^isfinssfisgr 1 ■m *rv I ■A.. Suit i j 21 CO C4® F A C; o JL I D U a r-t A xecute TT:. 03 I i THE GfFICE CASTORIA. B»ar* ta« fji8 Kind Y 01 Have Alwajg Bagji?8 rii^flrtture 4 Your Cold Cured for 5c. e«t »r> MU** frtw&ve (W €%m K r* ** 0 * r. 1 -L **w C. w m j @3 ar.d Sfflbafirip.f. I am prepared to give pron ail pt satisfactory attention a who need try servic Supph o! Itnde T taking <;Ct!s , eotr plet*’. cd without Bearses ir.ruis! ex* it a charge. r'. Y. 1 I M A > l\ t 1 1\ Offitr A bn and I! aria arc Cos Tht Fnriraits nf Our PrREidcnls Will] Biographical SFcetclies By Urn Clms. II. Grosvon Title jrnge designed hy Tiifrinv. This Inaugrra 1 year, when the public ntvint is moused over Presidential qu»r ti us, is a fitting tune to issue (.-<• *ntl (frosveuf'i’s book Dr sa c is nhrady tremendous, andwitl perhaps exceeu that of General Grant’s FersouaL f emoiies. Every patriotic American des ivs to read wha. General Grosveuor Ims to say of George Washington Thomas soil . Andrew .RiCisou. Abraham L'ucoln, President a cKaiicy and oilier Chief 1.* ecutivos of the Nation. Every bo ty <1 - to veaa whae Gcnerivi Grosveuor, th« :lie tstauuo : old KepubUcan lean*; in OougrwsB, nlisa-r of that swumm old Dcnxw'<«t, ■ ndiew Jackson, the i/.-i.er of tii* , «ii , . a,tic Party. his G*ucra' fket» S :■ vefior oks tiiivwn a if o n #:> J n'x 1 on t il tb aie and eneigy of e-s r ur* * the biography < j': . llO.Uiafr J « T . ^l ;-Ai3 1 ia grattii Ti e biogi Rjdiy «i Lincadu is a* ufir'ul us a SUU 1 TS 8 ova’ tli* hilltops, ienerai Grt-svcuor has personally cnown ali th- Presidents SiUCo the time of flames fjuchunan t’he General’s book - will thereto? : co,if»>c bistoiy wliicii has never r,f-: ^ ip -•rJani U .. nw.UiiW; wn ten ' \ j ooser-rdion Mu •w • uer.orai Giv^.u o iu.< Bii ven ,r. less or nearly twauty years, «md mtR senedbi* c \mtrj in ivti and 111 c mgreet* f. r ueariy forty years Im- " [>■ niuti twonfr-foi ■ Ir-rge Pi. r i.icnmgH a'-- fate - or..-ei pin * ■ f hand, on plate ptij-i;. *•. e ospeciai y to 01 tr i.Tiese Pii .f -ire Etchings ate lit Itffereut tine, >d me well worth ‘1$ such. Th e poruaits are made from the Painting- end rsed by thefunxi v and near relative.- -:t tbe Presn enf.v. Twi foaih time nfl a fm !ime have been • x pmdori in Manning those reproductions• The con p etc bixtk is wed x« orth #50, >nt tiie price has be; it placed so low that the most-humble Autet lean cinizen c an own it' The biographical sketches are printed ut mge open type in two colors, thewo-k is so oeautilul riiat when pho pie Ree it they vvt'i’ it. T he ndv tn " sale is very large. Pr-f.-ideuc MeKihlcy was the first subscriber. Tneieisoa tiou known as the Presi lent Ed' i eoe rtend Luxe, initial loners painted, Portraits baud colored, title page hand ilinmmnt ed, repetered »ut uumoered; enbeerip Sreretrer; Ire c™I"m of replS social A tiii/h class mail or woman gi od standing can soon make a small fortune taking orders 111 tlijs cotminunty. Send reverences und up pi for terms quick, a* the territoiy will ali be assigned soot. Address The Conriueutal Press, Concoran Building, Ounosite Unttvd 8fates Treasury YYiishshiugton, D. O , — ffobodv Pain PUU *ecd troBi haro drustcists- Nouraltdt. “Omcentt Get Dr. aose Mile*; " Family R cordR, a beautiful | picr.nrp. 15x2:> incites, ou a back¬ ground of s-tld gold. Sample mail for 12c. Agents wanted, dress I>. B. St.J bn Supply Co. i Lithouia, Qa, Vcrili nn,l the CvltlflM. No outsiders, not oven member. «f the press, wore allowed to be present it rehearsals Verdi’* operas. "A production of a work of mine.” said Verdi, "is an affair between that work and the public. I do not write for the press, but for the public, who will sup port me if my work is good of who will execute rue if It Is not. 1 do not care for aught else.” M. do Neverj, thus de ■scribes Verdi’s attitude at a dress re nenrsal of "Otcllo” in Paris, when the press was present against his wislies: “The critics were all placed In the corbeille of the amphitheater, some ten rows of stalls having been cleared away to make room for a table and chairs for Verdi. Boito and the dirert ors. M.M. Sardou, Meilhac, Halevy, Obin, the director of fine arts, and two or three dignitaries and ofiieials of tlie Opera sat behind in the remaining rows of stalls. Among the critics were MM. Reyer, Brurieau, Joncieres. Bel l.'iigue, Pessard. Corneau and Surrey Tht' foreign press was represented by M. de Blowitz and myself, and as Ver ai came In all stood up, with hats off. and cheered the wonderful man. The orciestra joined, of course, in the .va tion. and it was to the musicians tbht the master went, and, bowing his ven crahle bond very low. he thanked them for the kind demonstration nhd shook hands with the nearest, but ubver one# did lie turn ottr way except for one mo tnenf, when he took us all In with a side glance—an ugly one—and tlirn for the rest of the evening, some five hours, Ignored our presence completely." Marshall'* Ahsentmlndettneas. Cue day Judge Marshall, engrossed In his reflections, was driving over the wretched roads of North o a rollna oa bis way to Raleigh in a stick gig. Ills horse turned out of the road, and the Bulky ran over a sapling and was tilted so as to arouse the judge. When he found that he could move neither to right nor left, r.n old negro, who had come along, solved the difficulty. “My old maester,” he asked, "what for you don't back your horse?” "That's true,” said the judge, and h< acted as advised. Thanking his deltv ever heartily, he felt iu his pocket f<» <onie chauge. but he did dbt have any "Never mind, old man." he said, "l shall stop at the tavern and leave sont# money for you with the landlord.” The old negro was not Impressed with the stranger, but lie called at th< fivern at:d asked the keeper If an old gentleman bad left anything there for hint. "Oh. yes.” said the landlord; “he left a silver dollar for you. What do you think of that old gentleman?" The negro gazed at the dollar and said: -lie wtts a gem'man, for sbo'. but” pntt'ng bis forehead—"he didn’t hav* much iu here."—World's Work. T#1I .. rt old CngllsU Statesman. t j Macaulay’s day English statesmen •’ rere of , a hard.er and , niore robust l D'pe l-han the piesent iace of i>o ticiuus. Thev seem to have had cast , Iron nt rves aild appetites and diges tjons to match. They dined off a huge beefsteak and n bottle of port, while their grandsons are content with cutlet and a lemon squash. And yet they liv ed to a good old age. We hear of Lord Brougham at the age of 70 “drinking two bottles of port at dinner, going to bed upon half a bottle of peat reek (whisky) and turning out at daylight (0 shoot teal;” and Lord Lyndburst at (ho age of 90 “supping off hot boiled lobster and champagne.” Mr - Kinaear ' au oW parliamentary band, tells us that he remember* see lug "Mr. Disraeli drinking, as the pre hide to a big speech, a pint of port wine at the buffet in the commons lobby, dressed in a green coat, a huff waistcoat and snuff colored trousers.” T!]js 8eems p modest potation under t j R> c j rcuius tances. but Mr. Ivinnear {hat oisraoli came back and had *notlier pint later on.—Blackwood’s. X I,e " rons Laddie, A gentleman on a walk from one ot the suburbs of Glasgow happened to ca ij flt n farmhouse, where he was Vl , a< m y {--applied with a glass of milk. He offend the woman sixpence, but site declined all payment. "I couldn’ tak’ money for’t,” she said in her own proud way. expressed his : The gentleman Re¬ knowledgment and went on his way, p l3 t .,t the garden gate he detected a gma’,1 boy playing. Surely, he thought, { ] )is ig t , )(1 | a jy- g son . So he put hi* SlA-cdee -Ttaft '"a 'addle. Or.* Tlten M was a pause, and the *oice nftervxard resounded, this time directed toward a small boy at the side door. “Gang oot, v.'ul’de. an speak till the nice gentle aifl!) at t [ le ga te!"-L!verpool Poet. I | CASTOR IA For Infant* and Children. fsr Vv Sr* ,m>e ««!*«* ti V 53 s $ ll©ll m E ■■ i k !■ ■ - 43 ) i .M-i sm a Cures a Cough 01 Cold in one day! Why cough a id risk Consumption ? This famous remedy will cure yOU at OUCC. For Grippe, Bl'OilcltUis, lioarseiiOS.S Asthma, Slid Other Throat HSiti Lutlg troubles, it H the best medicine made. Pleasant to take, Doctois r£*CO!Tl iTiend it- At all druggists. Price 23 cents. A DO/ AND A RIFLE. And ;Ilp Xripk (ile mther riaved to y.nlir tlie Vonnsrater Careful. E-act statistics on the subject are jac-uinu:, bm ii is certain that the man wht) kmnv it was loaded” kills niu) mailns amrualiy Ve a great many per sons T ,„, olllv c n rule with a gun is n ,, V( ,,. n ,„j,.' r anv circumstances to j mjllt it au.vliody. Oue should al ways ou t j u . assttmp ion that it is | oa)!(vl unfortunately, though, an aver. age lnmiall learns only by ex p,,fieuee. and where a gun is concerned that often entails an awful price. Beariug tills it tn mi a veteran S portsmaii of this city adopted a , m | ()(u> mt >thod of impressing this les fiou 01J |, js gon -piiis | S |, oW h<. told the story: ‘ ..j wn nt my son to be a sportsman. so that when lie gets to be ns old as bis father lie may have as many pleasant memories to look back to. Therefore. ou bis sixteenth birthday I Kavt , |, in) n ,\nd instead of read hitu a long tlfe leemre on the ueeessity 0 f.handling weapon carefully. I put Hpajobon him that would be far mure effective. After be ban sp- tit a couple of hours fondling it and cleaning it and examining the tie chauisin after the manner of healthy boys. 1 eontriv e.. unknown to Is in to slip a Idank cartridge into the ltrench "Then 1 called him out into the yard and bolding inv hat in front of me, n-k ed him to show me how be would take aim at it There was an enplosiott. and he fell in a dead faint S’mi may think It mean of me but I allowed him to think that only the badness ot his a re or some Intervention of I’ruvnbnc. saved me from death The lesson he Warned will Inst him through l ie. bo J i pous( , ,, n.,.,.-;!,!,. f,-fgi,t neenmpani. ii it g ot)J( , p,. ^,-ts old Mtottgb to have a hoy of bis own i rtliali tel! him of the trick I played on him."—New VorU Herald so it * "Mamma, come c ..tk! The catsup on the shelf " "Drat tlint. cat! I’ll make fiddle strings of her in no time if i lay tnj hands on her! Rite's forever into sumo tiling," and the enraged maierfamilius vigoronsly pounded her way into 'lie paGtry ' | “Where is “he. Tommy? 1 don't sec her" "See who?" “Why. you said the cat was on the shell”' “I never said there was a cat on 'lie «lic!f" “Yes. you *l!d You said. 'Tbe’s cat’s up on ilie slic'd” ” “So l iiid and 1 sny it yet The cat sup on the shelf right before your eyes. Don't you see it? There in that old wine bottle." and he ijuietly but very swiftiv dodged out into the kitcacn - Pearson'- V , -, kly fonlun’t r.r.J Ha* Coup^. He had dining with him in the res¬ taurant of the most elegant and fash lonahle hotel in town bis good (.id maiden aunt from the rural district 4 . They had a sumptuous feast, wldeli r ; It progressed was a series of dellglst.’i.’ surprises for the old lady. When tiny were drinking coffee, the host tool ed out of the window and noticed it xv ts mining. Turning to the waiter. 1 said. "I wish von would order me : coupe." Whereunon the maiden aunt raised hot ft her hands In protest, ex clafnilnjr: duirlos. <Iun't! 1 couldn’t cat another thing. Ton my word. I’m up to my neck now.”- Ex change. --- T -- Tli* Eternal Jinn, ‘‘So you’re going to marry the police man. Bridget?” "Yes. mum.” “I suppose you’ll have the came trouble with him I've had with my huslitiud.” "Shure, what's that, mum?" “Oh. be won’t give up his club." - Yonkers Statesman. Sonicllii -A I or Noih'.im. Some time ago there appeared in sev era >' •••ipers an adverttsemeut of an nttt dealer, in which he of fend t„ -die a prize of f> francs for the lai'g 'sl pi'll* sent to him. Tlten fish caught at the unit with marvelous ra¬ pidity. anti to less than 11 fortnight the advertiser hint received enough fruit tc stock Itis store for the season Xntu rnlly he was glad to pay 5 francs for the largest of the lot. and just as until tally he kept nil the unsuccessful speci¬ men* for sale from Itis shop Besides, the advertising resulted in u large in¬ crease in Itis business. 'The native dress of the better clnsx of Japanese of both sexes is a loese wrapper, open at tbe chest and at th« waist CQ&lDfS by g, girdle, _______ r. sb R- 5 1 RULED WITH A ROD. ‘he Rod si»»t tv iron. with a Reilhot Tip. ‘‘When all oilier methods of control ling wild beasts fail the Ueepev 1ms only to employ an iron rod. which lias been made redhot at one end." said rn old circus man ton Star reporter reteutly. “Lions and tigers,” he eoiiiinm-d. “will cringe before the heated poker, and no matter how restless and fntfm tiiey way have lieen the sight of the glow Ing iron immediately brings them to their lie.st of animal senses, it ims a t almost hypnotic intliiee.ee over the beasts. I have seldom heard >,f au animal being Inline ! in mu manner, however, so there is umiiing erne! m the trdntmeut. !t would tint do tm the keeper to burn the charges under bin care, for the sears would umr tin* animal for exhibition purposes. 11m hot iron is a terror, just the same. and under Its persuasion tit'-* kings of the jungle are dtvile and riud.v to do wlint ts wanted ot tlmm "In eirens menageries the unimnls often become almost unnittiiagetiiile. This is true of the younger rpeeime'ia, who do not like the Idea <d uetttg sr closely housed, so miuii hauled about and so often cut off from the light of the outside world When It lieeomes Ueeessary to give their rages n thor¬ ough and sanitary denning, one attend ant bolds the beast in a cornet by means of the redhot iron, while an Other thoroughly demise,s the remain tng portion of (tie cage, the work bring accomplished by brooms and mop* from tlic outside In ditttig tig I lie wilder animals from the rages em¬ ployed on the loti 1 1 to the larger and more commodious (|uttrlers tit tie* win¬ ter station, what we rail a strong box Is used Tin* wagon is battled along¬ side the large cage a ltd tin* sic, I strong box. open al both ends, is constituted a passageway The animal hesitate* ttt make the Journey tbrcti -ii stteii > sus¬ picious looking object however, and again Hie heated Iron must be brought Into play Washington Star Me Wn* t |> to the t.tetlt. A young society woman tells t! story of a very mile newslm.v who so appro cinted her kitidbes* to Iti'.n at :» news boys'dinner Unit lie Wt lit tn the extent of great suffering fm her sake. At least site thinks it was appreciation, but others have doubts i all events. the young woman wln>. with a number of others, was engaged in serving the boys, noticed this little boy way off at one end of the table Many of his jar* ger fellow* were already hard at work on the various good things, but this lit tie follow Imd evidently lieen neglected. Clearly here was a . use 0 r urgent char tty. so the amateur wtf flew to lit* side, and Tor an hour uv ; t it lliat he did not lack for . ytk rg. Plate after plate of turkey \ as itteraby showered upon him. Finally, as site • t another piece of plum pudding it, nutit of him. Ite rolled his eyes meekly tov.ir'd her and said in muffled tone*: •\V. U, miss. I kin elmw. but 1 can't 8 •,!\it> r no more'."—New York Sun. j Ci tiitt Into n Safer Uuslness. ] 1 Cassidy’s first morning ns I xv ik <■> ya ter carrier. 1'rom side to side * l t t cutte he hurried, dropping 1 lit* . i x! >ets iu vestibules and ruuning , »'■ > «>e space between the door «>" Flimlly he came to n .muse L" s ‘‘i»arated from tile Ridexvai.t . My ' > au urn studdx-d yank Cass open * ,<)U n,1< ^ : vestibrnc Mono path, lie knelt in the niu ' R’-mted miming the Hd'cr i:: " u ' r the door. An upper window was raised. and a woman’s voice called "Is.that you. Harry? V •: ore r .'fnl late. I hear the milk can ! Cassidy thought it L , f'-itin 1 quiet. T'lie voice eoutitr.i" • “You ueedn’t thin!; I'm c.m - J dc-vv at such an fiotir! The Id. a : » man. coming home tt • . •? time! Lost your key. ns tn •til? W< 1. ca ( t .i) this oue.” A heavy piece of liras ► 'to! M' ries. T!hM" xvtts a Iftn v ft: I. >>3 lx* | vest.bn.'e : 'od it pressroom. Rome me f* fnssidv smoklzg h'» p,^.,- i t) t -.... ... ant earn.” "Going tl e carrier ro- u» v ' t ; ) th'" asked responded f’ss: “Niter 1 >re.” dy "Oit lank to war-nik ;n t gr.nT'-v . t Uo fall ill kites thor tUi' tucks.”--Chicago JS'e.v
