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ttEl 1U KEW ADU.RIISEMLMS.
Sisetnf— Georgia Society of me Son *
of the Revolution; Landrum Lodge. N
48 F. * A M
Special NotPew-fJblp Notlcej. Strarhsn
A Ob . Consignees. Plii<' , r# , rV **t;l Ma-
Kina' 6upp.it'. Savannah Building Supply
t otn|ny, Slop Notice. J. 1" Mule *
Cos Consignee*; Houm* Pamting. Andrew
F!<inley C-Hnpany \ Notice of Dissolution. 8
Ouckenhelrner a Son. State and County
Taxes. 1100; Twi Fruit Cak#*, John T
Evans A Cos . Near Florida Mullet Roe
etc., A M A C. W West
Business Nortcea— E. a W. Laundry.
Army ar,#l Navy Meroea on Court C.irda—
Anheuaer-Hus-’h Brewing A*#>> i *tofi
Steamehlp SchMuJe— o. nn Bt*-mehlp
Company. Baltimore 84#-,iuhip Company.
Oil He*tera—Wm A II If. laittitnore.
KaJroad Bch*duh—Rout hern Railway.
Auction Bales-•■Piano*. Organ*. et . by
Savannah Auction and Commission Com
pany.
Medical—Warner # Bofe Cure. Ayer's
Pills; Dr. Hathaway Company; Hood's
Pills; Mother's Friend; Mun yon’s Dyapep
ala Cure.
Cheap Column Advertisement*— Help
Wanted. Employment Wanted; Fur Rem.
For Rale; I*t, Persona); Miscellaneous
The Men tiler.
The Indications for (leorala for to-d%\
are fair wfather, winds looming fram
northerly, and for Eastern Florida f*lr
weather. fieh norther,> wind
Having had our no*v* count*-#! ft ap
pears that there 4 quit.- # number of u*
In Georgia.
And now R la Belgium that wants a
place of Chinese terrltorv If tn* Inti#
fellows keep barking at the hels of Hie
big dogs (or a share of the picking* of
the Chinese l#oi#-. now long will it b* b#*- •
fore the appetite* of the big fellow* will
become w belted beyond the point of r*'-
aiatance?
The Thoms mill#* Times sing* thu? *oul |
fully of lb#* *eas* n I lag killin' tin-# I-
Mar at hard Tnere are aln-udy faint
odor* wf backbone, ep.ireribs uiil !
Ung* In the frosty air An#l then the
'go um*. m i ’tat* •
•
lug ami roasting. *' Aye, *t is true llu
while Georgian* are rv*v*li#g in the an- j
ticipation, and later the reaiizatton. or
these good things, let them not forget
to arrange to Increase the crops of ihlr.g
to eat next year With full stnokvhous#->
and oprncrtbf, the gM>| times In C3-orgt..
will last all the year, whatever cotton
may uo.
The Rev. Chari#*# M Sheldon, who la
to apesh in this city next Sunday, 1
llvered a let’tur* in hie New York Avenue
Preabyterlar CtiurCi, Washington. I>. C.,
last Tuesday night lie was imrodui • l
by Hon. H B K klac Far land, the chair
man of the Board of Dlsirt* t o>ramia*l**n
cr In hla Introductory remarks Nlr Mac*
Fsriand s.*ul Why shousl we #>fY r th
keys of the , .ty to man w:i hs- il
ready captured our hearts?*’ Mr Mu
Fariand Is a very captivating fellow him
self, rapturing the good opir ioi of people
w'herever he go* u a nuini rof Bavan
nah keles aiil testify who met him at
one of the V-w York summer resorts
a couple of m#>i<tns ago.
There Is much to be atd m favor of
the proposed bill, l* fore the Leglsisturt.
designed to restrict tne si.c of oj
and other ikusods except upon the pr*-
scripuoiis of physicians. It t claim*- I
that the nuinonr of morphine, atorai an#l
other ‘ dot#e liettiis t* on the Increase,
pariiculwriy among tl>* coKitml |eopi‘
Unquestionaniy it should la* made very
dim ult. it not practically impossible, i r
the degrading drug#* tu fat. into Improper
hands There are, nowever, altt*tsdy law
on the statutt oooka governing the -#t
of tMicb drugs. Arc those law* strictly
enforced'' And would not anew law,
more stiingem man the oi#l on*.-.**, in* pra
ill ally usc'iesc* unlesa an expensive >-
tern of nfor(cm<*nt wet# provided?
Thn syrup-bolllag > aon In Georgia is
row at I Mind. With the coining of ft>*st
tomes fc> : up unit , and the indications or
that the output this year will be larg* r
than ever beiore. The Yal lusts Time*
goad advice when It urges tb#k far
ir.trs to ie* their best efforts *to e* ur*
a high grade of syrup, and to place only
hrat-CiUM# goo#ls upon the inaikvt Geor
gia syrup i now known among
<on*un< as the beat thing of
tne klml thit can be had Its
'cry i stands for purity, rl* h
!*** ;nd delicate flavor. But that rep
utation -ould b rulr.ed In a season t y
the fi ling of the market with itnryroocriy
prepared and low grade syrups. let the
produ er he# t w ft ithat nothing but h#
leat U sent out by them, and they will
have a large un#l growing tlcruaitd for
. thetr syrup, at good prlcca, for many
M gaars io coum.
thk t rio\ %l i oy \ i:\ticin
HIM..
The outlook for the |M;ire of the b J
providing for a c*otitllutlonat vmv* n t *’
j Is not vry promlmng. Th*’ |ue*tion of
pr *vat!hg the state with i new *r:•<*u
tlolt ha* receive*! *o lliile attent that
the legislature not re* v Ad upon
It The member* a* In doutrf as tt
whether tla* people a r*- Hiding to v and
the *xjw*?i!e. wider w ul I- very ***n
<i b r*h|* |b *ide ti* ’ bail **•
whether th* r* i* a general d* * :** for * m
oi tho tiling- whb h i* •* proposed to
oJttkt a par* of ■■ ■ •-( , w
It w uld not Ih irpriPlm; f the eonstl
tui|of.i. cottxrt n- n hmwi were permlt
t#<! to g* over until tn n* xt
wl*h th* iifi.!*T* *ndn. tba*. :* the mean
time. :t should te given a too rough di
u-- uii :*i tii# nip44*n for t le gulnm.i
torta I riomlfttio'i
No ! . r initiy of the leading men of
t 1 i*it- f vor Mime me-ure for getting
rid ' • r.r r.- . : % • but it
doubtf’i. if there i® . roajori:y **nUmau
■l* favor of 4<kpting h constitutional
j'ii ■ .Ifiu .i prac'i ally llmltiri; th* ball**.
I- tti* w h|t*M l . for* it ha* tw * n ddue.
niln** I w wdher or n**t th** N*rth • wroiltni
pan f**r gcitinif rid **f rujero Hilt* rates i
< aistltut.*( al It would t* aim iak*- to
t .kt> the ballot from lliiterat- negro*®
before t i- -k -Ivl Just wha. -an b
*J‘>n* !<gal.> in mat dir** lion.
It I® certain that Georgia *J*> * not want
to lose any of h**r Influent c In Congre--
or th*- electoral coll***p It mai tn* th.h
ft f* not tii purp— of the lteoubli i
pkirty to to limit the number of
th repre®enta||vw in t’ongress of tho**
gta!-s wld h t ive taken the ballot from
illiterate negroes by a constitutional
amendment whi h discriminates In favor
of th** w ill* It may be their pill # U>
h-t ih*- Bouth rn state® disfraic hise the
h*gr<W'S. with <h- h*>|w that the result
will la* a division of the whit** vote in th**
South, a part of it becoming ILpubll an.
hut the chan c* are that they will not
tty a plan of tt>a kind
ll 1® evidently the purpose of the negro
politician* of the South to u * vdtatfvrr
lidlu* rvc they have to get the ILpublb an
party do cut down th* r pr<-• ntation of
the South In the state:- which have adopt
ed constitutional amendments discrimi
nating agi.nst the negro In the m.t*t<r
of the fran*hle*, with the viw of having
th© ballot restored to n*-gro**s. ond of
preventing other state* from ad*>t>ting
similar amendments They <lo not Intend
to give up the ballot or the federal of-
P< e* wh t tiieir |®rty i.* .n pvwer If they
■ in help It According to a llt*nt h in
the Morning News yesterday they art
now adviting the I’r* l*l-nt that giving
the office* to white men In the South will
nut *trtngthen the Republican party In
the Southern states.
But whether this Legislature decide* to
act u:>n the constitutional convention
qt*esti**n or not. It i* pretty * • rtaln that
It will no? <1 so nt th*> n*!on There
will not I*** time. The appropriations and
the • *.x and depot qu* rtloni will demand
a great •I*• 1 of .ittt'ntlon.
THE EXTREMIST* %4iRWE.
In i bright llttl* artb-U th# New Yor
Tim**® points out that It I* ih** extrem
ist® who com* together flr-t. The and #
cu slon which th© New York Hun * a ti lc.
declaring that Gen. la © wa® not ©nil I* and
to a pla-© In th*- "llall of Earn©." >t r
©ailed f*ril4 an ©xpf©-Mon of opln on
frrnn th*- Char lesion N* w® and Couil©
to th-- * ft** t "that 4Jen. Lee’ nam- h*#
n< proper p • • *mi i g th* 'nanus of f.t
mous men of th© United State#. ll© wa
not a ©ltizen or a soldier of the Uni ©*l
State# In all th© >ears wh* n hv i®a# win
ning hi# till© t Immortality, and he won
It In a war against th© Unlitd Biates. He
44 i- on*. **f th* famous no n of th** Con
federal© State®, ami hla nam* belongs *-i
th* earn roll of fame with th” n tin©* of
otlnr eminent BOidiei# and paUlot* oi
that short-dved rep-ibllc. atwl on no other “
I>4 c*>mm< tirig on this op nion of the
New# and Coutirr th© Time# ways. "IVhi®
ever I# lookiug for n©w pr **af® of the liar
mutiy of -enunient which now unite# on ©
h -mi • *•-©ilon* of th© ©ountry will nnd
it in the ciJilou# ©xacuu# with whi h
th*”* statements m r.girti to Gen. L ©
eoincitie with ths mad.* by Norihem
ol*J tor® to the Inscription of h # nam#
In a *ll .til of Fame' intended to Imtnor
taliz*- the h roes and henef ictors ©f th •
I nlttsl State®. The Charleston New# nn<l
Courier I® v* ry far Sauth. Indeed, and the
lettera of protest w hich w* have priute I
were written by people who a e very fat
North ini ♦••!. and yet they uyr*®- wo and
for word, thought f*r thought, and ©mo
tion for emotion. Such unanimity 1# *1 •
tinctly tom hing. '
According ** the foregoing th-*s# bod
ing extreme opinion* in th* North t© In
harmony with the#© holding • \t ©me opin
ions In th*’ South rtdativ© to tt* |iop*l
ty of giving Gen. l-e** a'plac-© fc*i the "Hall
of Fame. An*l this is what happens in
almost every h rtain • where ther* Ii
division of opinion. Th* x remi*t agree
helot© the conservatives.
TO kI.KI 1 IB THE EIGHT.
A Chicago dispatch to the N©w York
World ©oiiMSln# th© #uuem©rit that it i.
th© p*ur|K>-e of lit®* lHmocratio leader# to
keep up >h© :ta.ht urtill 1 ®d al tig iLn<
on which tin recent D* tnocratio campaign
wa- fought. No doubt thi# it imi . I
n, dcMduig The tact jio ably l# that
•the Democratic party will tiav# ha*l
i a4!.t-t* mi Chicago from row antll th*
*-1 1 ii ig of ill* mxt *.mjngi, hn no <>n>
las any au.horlty lor #ay tig l: at a cam
la n will * ot lu n*l tiiroughout the
intervening time.
No on# i.i a ;n a push ton to say n-2 thi
■time what tin- next platform of tin- D m
v ■at ii laity w and oi tan M.in>
j questions Will arise no dout t which will
p * *in n.. * rial l*r l®*ue
From pri®*tu inda'ation# it M*#ms safe to
piedict that th Dcmociatlc party will
* l*# against trust# in UHd Th© antLtrust
Issu© wa* a y.®>l on* In th© I®#®t cam
paign. and it promise# to t* a better one
[ lour year# hci. **. Tht tru# # appear to
j think they have # right to go deeper into
the Dorkris f tb# people sine# the ir-
I nanph of the Republican par.y. Tne so
trttwt and t)i© meat trust liave a lvan- c i
; price# enormously, and ih/übt!* #* *aher
trust# will follow their * x impl< Th©
Democratii party con <1 not do the coun
try a hotter aervtee than t< keep u> i >
tight against trust#
It Is od*i. passing odd that fhe "Lfh
©oln Republi an#" koull i*e ure i h\
their leader# to become Dvoaocrata! How
the times changel
THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1000.
Kilt Will JUI\ Till lir.kfH H 4Ti.
Ir nthat the m* rnlirr* of the N
- * | mtn:* *e <4 the Hllver Ifepubl e
h iv. <l* I- ! t<> is-ur an adir*** *liso v
,i c the <-mn t.i Id f th*dr party a- 1 .'*!
i iernb r to J.<m th* lene* * *
p.srty Tra Slher Itepuhilcans and I in*
* 'n Republican* are so few m numier
il t it I* *•' a matter of ma ll * ♦* -**-
qiti n. . whether tt*> hold or to their *•
cardxatiofi or gr. % It up It ‘uf* t >
*a> that th*' majority of those w o .it
one ?ion • • w.?.. •* rranlisti'M, ha .
fmirvl other todtical ..ffl.iati* n.- T < n
i Iona) committ** rn- n *; * therefore rather
lon* #oni- Ft ill they ha vt acted wisely In
deckling o get into the Democratic party
a* soon ms |m* Ibi*'.
Tno 1- m.ii-l . f Hon. I>on Dickinson nd
other* for th* rNirginizs'kxi of the Peru
o* ritlc party it once do* * not appear *o
h*\ mt wi a .-iv . **n\ r ■ • j , *•■
A® a matter **f fact t;ic Democrats . t*
not in a hurry to y*d together fo? the pur
p•*-• of reotganlzim; ll . better to wrl
sw bile aid -*• wliii th* .*• ntlin* nt *f th
j.artv is hrdor aftem;- Ini; reorg uuxatlon
It ma> tiro out that the oph.lon will Is
r- ta in | t! it in. bli* r phm I- t* wait
uni:; tti** me- e g *f th*- next lull -n il
convention to <lo whatever reorganising
there l* to be done. The door of the Dem
ocra* y 1® t?. r for*- open to the Silver lie
puNksni.
Some *4 the papers are
nati.r liih with purpose of irwi gurating
r* - . mu.itkm movement. It seems tti.it
hading 1• m**ct i * of New York are t>
tn* **t In January, and it Is .-aid to It hi*
pirjM -* at that tine to endeavor to get
control of the party machinery In his
st it** aid a oto sak* 1 step* to have th©
party m.t ln* ry In * h of the K*istern
state® put into the hand.- of Democrats
w h** ar known to be itf>|>o.-d to wh it h©
regards a.- • fi•* *>bj#*etk>la i- .luk - ti'.c
Kansas 4’ity pa (form. A atory is ailou'
i tat h- hid planned a reorganli.itlon of
•ti*- pir?y directly after the hi-ago con
vention- a rco.Kanixatlo* that woukl have
mode th© New York In-mo racy labor-e
trie I’ikncr and Buckner 11 k*? but wa *
pre\*n?*sl from urr Ing it Into eft*--t by
lire bast) action of YVhitivy, Flower and
otter hading U-mo rat* of New York,
taeir ha-ty action y* mg declaration*
which gave the pubib the Impression that
they tni*ii*ifi to support M Kinley.
There wdil tea great deal moie talk
aiKKit reorganising t .• Ivmocratle paity
within the next few months, but there will
not 1m much, If anything, done in tlmt *ll
r*- tion until th* party l- r* ady o meet
in another national convention Of our>e
there will lx- pin form.® a<topted by the
party orgaulx I'lon** In th© various state®,
and In th*-*e will lie found the keynote for
the action of th*- r ati onal party.
NOT U I I II ot It %TTITI OK
The laiglish newspaie rs. It seem*, are
not pleased with the jmrt Hi© I'nlted
Hixrew or** playing In Fhinese affair*.
Tli**y >i> that Ale Am> il in Vattitud© i>
a feeble compromise nidi it I* irtip*>-
slblc to a |g.’ anl that American
pinion on th** Ffiln* *< problem 1* too
uiM-ertain to be con*id*re*| seriousiy."
T.‘>© stat* nunt com**© from Washington
that our minister. Mr. Conger, has been
instructed to k everything that I* neces
sary to l>rmg about a speedy settl*ment.
It Is well understood, however, that he
iintt alro U-di t>l*i that it h not the pur
lus* of th© Fnite*! Htmea to gr**c to
any settlement that would r**ult prac
t ally In tii deatruction of China. Th©
Indemnity demanded I® so large taat
it Is a question wnether W wouM not
aause tb© l*nth *f millions of Chaiam- ii
from irvation. A vry la'ge part of
th© icople of China ar*- all the time on
n* very verge of starvation. It .seems
impo**lth for them t carry *• much
heavier burden of taxation Shan that un*
d**r win- i they tire now struggling.
The I'nlted riiote* want Indemnity for
the past an-1 s unty lt the future. T?i- '
;ii.-o want la* |Mrtie* guilty *f the out
rage® which forced toe l**w*-ia to wend
11oop* to Chum punished, but they *lo not
undertake to way w:.o ih* gui.tv parti*
are. nor do they in*.t upon an Indemnity
Hat woul*! Im* cruel and op|>r* --i\ They
want to deal with China fairly and with
a show of ft* neroedty. The Power© -d
lUrope seem to be gukle*l by the I*l*l
that the Chin* -• must he *l< alt wita
harshly If there is to be any permanent
settlement of the troubles in the Chine®*
empire.
The Fnited State* are mrong enough
to do as they please, and If th* y are r>*
isrte-i w.*| the kiiv ai* Burop-an
Power* are acting th* % should make a
settlement without consulting th*nn Th*\
•lid no: wait for their consent tn with
lr iwing from Pekin. If they shoual
i!*i!en to t now the
:n*lemnii> that w*uld b*> agre®l upon
might le light enough to give China som*
hop© of t>awng it. The prop** ,tion-*- of
•tie lairoixan Power* ar- no burdt-nsome
that th*y till t*ie empire with despair.
Augusta hopes i .at in in
j of :he state *u h changes will be ma*h
i® will fietmit of her having wnat eii**
may call orgrcsMn ri. of her own, ►!*•
v\ o w,i he in n pa>iUv*n to i* vot. hi- i
• i-A lon to t.he large and in r istng mmu
a- tur.ng and ormm i interests of ,\ >
*-‘ust4 inl It hutot.d *uiu> Thtre .
u . i r*a->n in Aug .ia - wish anew
• istrict ma*i® up of count a- aioitg the
aok- of th- davanmih river tvou.d f* < I
much greater interest in the improvement
* f re liver tngn 1 now fa throiuhoui
*• i W Rttt T©lh dkti ( a Mgn - -
rnan reprvs* ntlng . u n* w . . r
would be expected and uquire. l to d* vot**
• c*ons>derahi< part of In- um© to th*
:vcr w. tk. With : *• i.„it that it:.
• * ,,n so kng * i w |ii . fn .
#
H*'kett, the ioiori < *| cuidM.it *
of the Rrpub i. *ii® again*: F. h Wuhani
Idliott tor representative fr. rn the First
t'ongrwe*iotial DB riot of South ('arollna
ta Chat lest on dlsitii h> flhd notice of
contest of the ele lion on all ied tech
i i al gr*>un*l. It ha been Col Kihott
ot t* lye I'otli* red with a contest ./1 r
nearly all of hi* *‘ami>Algns. and on one
occasion, at least, a partisan House seat
'd the cont -tant. In the pi* s. n iri.-tan **
Col Kllidtts majority Is - large tint
nt even a partisan H -uc in the n®xt
Congre** would *!©•• to deprive him oi
tne seat
Kike the faithful her Ihat he i* O n
Clement A Kvan* c *uld not rd *h rt
affc tionat© call of tils * **rnra * s of 111
Georgia Division of the Crft<d < ouf**ler
ite Vctaian® to cotnman*! t:.* m *- m
other term. It out# v graceful, and merit
*l. * omphment that wa- pa. I to th** li
ver-haired voterau lu Augusta on Waste ©-
•ia>\
i
At* tho*men who make enormous ®u -
-** <t of their business ven ure* i*ov>ea*
• . * f an occult power ovsf th©lr 1 il w
creature#, by mean* o' whl h men ®r
brought t. their own w> of thinking?
I query I* . *td >■ the story toll
a N* w Yoik . orr* h m o: the Phil i
d* ,?hia l l" > by a i < man of in*
-rm* r city who or; •* had d© d.ng* with
tt.* la'- Henry Vlllsi I. A otdlng to thlc
i*u-ine-s nial Mr ViOar I • xer fstd a fa<-
cUiatlon over tho.“c with wnom he on
v* r>. I th i* amount*u tim >st to hyi*tu
th-m. I#-r*- wo* no a.;g*#tion that Mr
\ UUr 1 u •*1 this j. a-r wrongfully, hut
man wno t- i *>' 1: -I iuicd that h
h i-i on * Pit It him- If.
A r.*ia* -• Thank'i.. li e #©rvl e, and on©
• ‘*t w*.l; 111 ton rat th© noadit-sa o
• - h* y luV* and • bariiv. i schedule l
l i tok* | l.i In Ii hmend. Horn© tine
a- th* Grov* Avem.*- Biptlwt Cnuicti
wa i. r.>*d by tire Th© Beth Ahabi
<Jewtsht congregation tendered th*- llap
tb** um- of tlieir bouse of w r*hl;
it I the offer was a * p • *l. Th- J. wish
. - call ha tow a vl:*d tie iia -*l-ts
to aiii ipat- In a J ant s'rvl e on
Thanksgiving Isay. .*t:-l it ha® been ac
pt*d. No * r**d w l b* kii wn in th *
Joint -'Tv ice. It is a plea ure to record
in* **l*nt. lik* the foi . otng.
Pl llsON %L.
Ar taiio l'*Tiplno. the 3-year*old mud.
cal k* ntus, i > a Spaniard by Birth. The
I lib man's piano recitals have been th
delighi ai. 1 wondiu' o’ Purl- society, an!
h* was lntrodu - I at the Pari# congress
of p#ychol<*aiHts. The child is next to ex
id it hi wombrful powrs In Berlin. A
military inar -Ji has Wn totniicwe l by the
Infant vlri u* o. w .’dch is dedicated to the
young King of Spain.
Pr.>f p.c.Tsls. dir* > f..r of th*- New York
Htate 8* hl of Cernml - ut Alfred t’ni
v-rslty. bus b*en iw.ir*!* Ia silver meioi
at tne Pans Kxi*osiiiun lor a code, tion of
e'onomb • .ays of th* Fnlted Stat**.-. Prof.
Bends was intrusted with the gathering
of the collection by the commissioner*
whlk* li- wa.® the prln* lpal of th© Tech
id ai School ut Trenton. N. J. Tne > xhlbl'
1* to b* return*.l to tni< country to form
poll of the display *<f the dapurtmtnt of
mining at the Pan-American Exposition
ut PiufCalo.
<>n* of the most characteilstlc tiling.-
in the rcl itlonshlp of Justin McCarthy and
bis *M>n. Justin liimtly McCarthy, 1* their
v* ry ftro g aflctioii f.*r each other, an
aft* tion that ho- It® p.trail-1 iix the case
• I Mr. Chutu) ri.iifi *i-l Austen (* . tmlwi
lain. an*i of Sir Wtiliiim liarcourt and his
son and priv ate a-ert lary.t "Lulu," Har
s/tirt. Mr. M earthy and hi* son used to
occupy - • . - at <>ip•■He -i®l* of th*- sum©
bench in the hous* Th* ir in* thud of
- ommtinb ntiOTi. which wa* frequent,
by nod* and sing®.
—During the Hin©** *f Prof. Max Mul
ler at the end of last year public prayer®
were offered in Hindu Tempo* at Madras
for hi® recovery, a distinction never be
fore given to a European. Similar s.-rv
h ■■© w*-u- ; jM-rft*.n* l In other t*wn>
in India, including 1;. nut . tne center of
i-ruhmanb l arning and Brahmunic oi
th*xlox> When the n-w* of his recent m*-
Hous illm arm. i ,li the pru®** and
pundit* of Benar. > ass-mble.l t<*g*lher
and agree®| io offer pi i\*-r® in timr .-a
crl t* inp.*-® for his recovery.
•11t14.1t I til l®.
She Ktv-w Tloy®. —Sunday a<*hool
T**;oh**r "Marjorie, wba? gift® li*l th*
u,t* men bring?” M.irjora- (aged seven)
—"lh. somntiklng Iron, I suppose. Boy*
do bt.Jk things so. ’—Judge.
—Rival*.—Little Hortens© fproudly)—
“My aunt, over in Fnglarwl, ha* armorial
heating* " Little Robert—“ Huh! I don't
care. My unci*- down In Indiana ha* n
chicken with three legs! "—Chicago
Time®-1 lorn Id.
—Too Much.—Gusher—"My wife hn®
promt* *1 to w . for me .t the gate of
heaven. If she l* the first to go."
Flasher "Tut, tut You sumildn't b* so
r* v**iup*ful a* to make her wait through
eternity, simply because *he made ywi
wait while •he fixed up sometime*."—
Life.
- Mis* Bullion No. Adolphus; I mu*'
not li ten to you! My parent# would
never consent to my marriage with a
man who had t work for ha* living!"
.Vtolphu#—"But I’m sn artist, detir**it."
Mb * Bullion- True—but you sell vour
pi tur***" Adolphus—" Oh. darling, you
wrong mv l paint picture# that don’t
sell.**—Tlt-Blt.
—Bh© Wouldn't ftcoM—"Charity, dear."
sal*! young Mr*. Turk in*, "P# not going
to K-->ld y )u a bit alHMit the money you
lost on the election." “That'# very goo#J
*.f y hi." "No; It * a relief to think that
you had ii y* and tine* w.tli It. Instead of
my w...<:tng it. ,n 1 mtgh have done, on
. ir or th* gro • ry bill or som*-
ihing !ik that.' Washington Htar.
f t IIIIBM t OMMF.NT.
Th© Philadelphia Rei'ord says;
Having fasteitci negro suffrage upon the
oulttry—a curse to the people of the
South, i danger to th© pc-pi© of th©
North, ai:l an injury to the negroc# them
j.t*,v • w .* w* ** unfitted for the safe or
proper exercise of the privilege thrust
upon them tne more radial isplrlt* of th©
Rep.ih.t n party now to |Him.vh
S*-itlhcrn nates whl h 1 *ve sought to
pr.a* ii!• n -!v*-® ak** n*f r.ev?. iloniif) ••
i.ii by i icirg th© tepr*. ontatlon of h*-
South In Foiki.s- in pr*|ortlon to me
number *4 dK.’rm.r Als* and hi c k*. This
w . i ’ q Halent t** m ati- mp; to a
- . for c* ■ iim*‘ by committing another.
We .ii'not believe tiiat me wiser l©aler*
i, • {• p.ii-b- an p* y can be persuaded
■r *lr v• n in* np-ut of such .i mistaken
I . le y. which wuld Involve the country
li a * crtaln revival of s* tlonadsm."
The \ *Mo#t i nsa.) Tim©* (Dom.* *y*
It h I 1* a lug time 1* fore another
1 * rn© a l Ootiveidkm refu®# to indorse
t * honesty of Grover Cleveland, and it
wtd b- i* :*cu fore a Democratic |r. *
id©ntl*i 1
having to * ir In sackcloih and * he*
n >rie- t*> g i in the door of u national
. invention '
Tie Mini'v (G.t > Hera!d (Ibm) say®:
•The ibctlon i over now. atw! the pTo
gramipe * u ■ Republican* !.® beginning
to *• • the li :ht of open day. To carry It
, will Mini- i r making the next Con
grts*. a t **o-!.iof. one*’
Th© Thorn © (flu.) Tlmc#-Rm©rprl®e
(tk*m.) **>- “Dlipalche# say It may
take years io conclude the p ace negoti
a:lon- n i* :tt Ry that pethttp*.
<•* dr* viior ease iu New York may
teach the mWbUe stage.“
•* Vi VNN VII'N lIHOVV TH.
The P-tl'lmn' 1 Sun say#: "The special
industrial • btkn of the Savannah (G i )
Morning N.w if*uel a few day* i-o.
shows in a striking manner th© growth of
that city. It -hows a derided lucre,i-© *.f
*■%sin©*® In ©very department of tra * .
w and )•• a:t-ti< > of tn inufacturlt g *-n
--t rprb* ' *h a tluit Savam ah 1* tnaklriq
rapid at rides In that direction. Th* Indus
trial c*llti*n is u credit t* the Morning
New®, which l* one of the moat enter
prising and tellable journals in the South."
N*. I> They Nil A hanged Their
Brink®.
T)i< Rev. Thomfi* Col son wa# book©) to
•peak it the ProhßMtloo meeting the
oher night where William T. Warded
w.n I m chief attraction, say® th© Detroit
Tree Hr©** He was unable to com©, but
-©nt a of regret. Before reading the
rot© Chairman lain ruing® said ha woukl
•ell the crowd it true #'.ory about Rav.
Mr Colson.
Several year® ago " said Mr Cum
min *. Mr. Colson wo# out West He
?v;'*d off at a town which wa* the
Kiting place of : .rge numter of row
lo4® when they wr© off duty. The#© !
r >ugb locking f*l!ow®. with revolver©
strapped to their side* an l wearing iwlte
ii*.** i w i:h * nTtridges met Mr. i*olson and
aui'ti i,ini to take a drink. H> •!< hn*d nt ,
first. )u? they Insisted, and he wnt along
with th**m. When th© party reached th© j
* *k*ot* th** bigg©*: of th© Hire© ca!l*d out
What are you going to have?* The oih r
two sai l. ‘Whisky.'
"*fiiv m* whisky, too.' he said
" ‘Whot's your*?' he added to Mr Col
son.
IV iier’ answer©*! Mr. Colson.
"Water, ©tiV ©x liinxl the big fellow
‘.4-e her©, stranger, you drink* what
them other gents drink* ©r I II spring a
few leak* In your ©wallow.’
He dr**w out hi* revolver and !mndl©d
it menacingly.
‘You didn't dictate to the© gentle
men what they should call for, did you?'
■■old Mr Co’.son.
‘No ’
Well, von can't dictate to me. either
My Irink 1 water. I ulw iy* thought you
would l*e too much of a gentleman, Dave
t question a man * right to choose hi*
own drink when he w.* your guest.‘
Well, ft ing me up. if It ain't Tom
Colson * • x* I ilmed the rnan, who hi*l r~ -
ognixed hi* iK-vhool frien*! 'Mr *ir>i Tan
u *! to zo to . hooi together, fellers Well,
1 i ill t glad i o mm you! ! w,nt to
•ipologlze t you Tovn f**r what 1 said,
and I want to - \ to you feller.® Chat you U
hang© your order *i l lnnk what Tom
drink*, or pop g)e* th* g.aase#.' "
The koleiMU Mini nml the Joke.
Yh© man with the paper laughed up
roariously, says tiie Kunsii City Journal
'Want's the matter?" asked the solemn
r-.-u
“Why, her**’® a'ory of a horse Ih it
got into a hammock *'
“I don't see anything funny In that,"
remarked th solemn man.
“Nothing funny in lt"‘ exc!aim-d the
ruin with ih© paper “Why, Just think ol
R ’ A man who has be©n enjoying a nuiot
®noc#** lave# hi* hammock to g* in to
dinner, oi *1 when h© com© out h*- finds
.4 Ivors* ht ti*uri©<! his place. lie tried
to g©t th© li**r*© out. hut can't do it
Horse is all tangled in the net.lng. you
know, ari l tney finally have - > cut thv
i. limit*h k down to g*-t th© honso out.”
Th© solemn man * *>tiunu®l to smok •
solemnly.
“What's so tarnation funny about *C V
h© ®k**l it length. "It might tx worth
talking tlKut if th© hors© hl usurped
th© 11*mm<ck ® place. anl It nad he n n
cegssry to cut th© man down, or .f th©
' ammock had usurp©*l the man's place
and it hal be. n nec*-®ary to cut the hors©
down, but as 1 iitwl'-rstais! .i the n©r#c
:i*r* ly usurp* ! th* man * place and It
j " a* t • . -ary to r. the hammock down
; which wa* th reasonable arel pioia-r
| t hit g to *li ’
Th© man with th© paoer bv*k • I at the
I solemn tn.iti and gradually r®)gd away.
"I siippce© his k©ei®#r 1* In the vitinlrv,"
• ni ten and to h’fr.®©lf, "imt I don’t Ilk*
to take any chances
It \\ a® Xerstrhrd.
"Year® ago in California.* said a Wea
tern man, accord.ng to the Baliimor© Hun.
.in acqualntogce of mine was on i
-tage . i h that n pair of bandit® went
through. The It pi sengen# were all
made to get out and stand in a row. with
their hn ids high over tiietr head.® One
I'Urlv ruffian stool guard ov*r th*m
with a dotible-bnmlc*l shotgun while th©
other engaged in th© pl ©dug task of r©-
l.evlng th**m of their valuable® and spare
* ash.
My friend was nearest the man with
the shotgun. While the ceremon©# w*re
in irogr*s hi* began to itch and
instinctively he started to lower on©
hand to scratch It. ‘Hands up, there*'
im© tl.<- Mem order, and his bon*! went
lutomatlcnlly buck into place. But
that itching redoubled and again he es
sayed tin* rolieveful acralch.
" Say. what's to© matter with you,
, nyhowdemand*! th© highwayman.
'Are you w ®tkfui to b-**ome ti lend mine**'
Mv nose itches no I can't -t.ind It anv
loncor ' tearfully explained my friend.
‘I simply have pot to scratch it.’ *'No.
vou linin'! ungrammatically <*orre©t©d
th** knight of the road/ 'cause I’ll do it
for you.'
“And with that he proceeded to scratch
the offending nasnl organ with the mm
z)e of hii sbotgdn. Yen can wager your
shoe# that that particular nose stopped
Itching with great al-r'iptne ® "
C'onlil hot ll**l|* sioallng.
Col. Jack Chinn th© (imons Kentucky
horseman and politician. Is well known to
many tti Chicago, who will appreciate the
story be recently told of n man who could
not help stealing a sorrel mare and wtl’e l
her to another- onvict when be died in
prison, say® the Ch|©ag) Chronl de.
"This fellow." the Colonel -ays. "must
have leen In love with that mare Th© !
first tlm* h** stole her wa# In Christian i
county. He wa® caught and ®ent to prl-on I
for five year and the marc returned to j
her owner. No ®oon* r wa® th© man re- |
I* a.- and from prison than he stole th© mare
a -** *uid time. Again h© wa* sent t i
priori The mare was getting old and 1
because eh© had lost some of her In- j
Plush man escaped with a five |
years* sentence He wa* no sooner out
of th*' penitentiary the sec nd tlm©
he again ®to> the mare. ih<n an old bony
thing hardly worth bale of hay. He
w# caught the third time and sent up
for six years.
"Us: w inter th© prison* r fell under a
wagon and wa.® crushed. W hit# h lay
•lying h© calbd his fellow-convk"# abor
him and willed the mai# to tno first man
who g>t fr©e.
" do onim.ind r-r her. one of you f-1-
1 ws ' the dying man said. 'Hhe k#u n‘
old. dm she * th sorrel mti, lo s i
that/ "
■w •
>1 •--liiiu Ih© A xis©.
An old Itlsnm.in o upl*d a barber#
©hair rc*ently. and he wa* drowsy, says
London TR-Bits. Hi* eye® could not be
kept open, and his head r. 11* and about and
•lroj*pe.l over upon hi shoul.ler arul !own
ipon hi® chest. In a way that mad# shav
ing a difficult operation for th© knight of
the lather, and a dai-gerou# on© for the
patient.
At last the barber raid, gently but firm
ly:
Lock a-here. sir. I isn't possibly shave
you unl©** you hold up your head."
To which th© r* -pons© was mad# with
drowsy indifference
"Well. thin. *'tot mv hair "
Wtiliinl ll*®* xi ton.
A night clerk of a hading hotel of
Washington. l>. C ways that !at winter
a Houthern eonsr ssman cam# to him and
itemind©d that hi' room be chang.d. # -
cording to the Ch! ago New*
W hen Hske-l w*ha: il pleased him, he
replied:
Well# that German musician In th©
next room ami l don't get a ong well. Last
night h© tooled w iv on 1 l* clarionet so
that 1 thought 1 never would go to sleep.
After I bad ought a few wink® l was
awakened by a pounding at my door.
" 'What’s th# matterT I u*k*t.
" ‘lf you pleas©/ ©aid th© UerAian. ‘dot
you vould scimor© of der i.mic key. You
v.i# go fiou* B-tUii to G, and U spoil#
music,*" *
ITEM* OP IVri.RK^T.
—The F. 5 H Oregon Is to be brought
hum© for extensive repairs a* aoon as th©
b 111* ~ . • l\ i * '
station. The assignment of th© K* ntu' k>
to the Far K *it w as due io knowli*4g** * hat
th# Oregon's Injurt©* woukl n©**->uut#
bringing her bit k to th United Htates for
{©•rmancnf repair*. Tne Kentucky will
reacti the Asiatic station ui<out Jan.
next, and the Oregon will then #:rt by
the Pacific xcaii r>ui© for h- Br ni* rt**n
naval station on j’uget sound, where he
Injuries will b© repaired.
—No conclusion has been arrived at as
to tne immediate duty t • which th© battl©-
ship A.abama will b© assigned when com
mission* *i for sc.* ®©rvi ©. This vessel will
be commlfdonel for naval dut> at a date
conwkb rably nearer th date of her <f
ti* Nsi trial than any of her predecessors,
and th© coniractora ar© in receipt of many
congralulatlons on the suit;©** of their
attempt to hav© rhe *.ilp practically fin
ish*. i ai th* <lat# of trial by th© B*air*l
ol Inspect km and Survey. A similar
readl ms*, it k® said, has been prepared
for in th© case of the recently tested bat
tleship Wisconsin and It is believed that
the latter vessel will b© commissioned
within tie* next three months or le#®.
providing the crew can Is* collected
—The University of Rochester opened
t< women this fall. Two year# ago tlw
trustee® of the university agree*! to ad
auit worn©n on condition that IlMwo to
offset the cost of th© experiment should
b© raised. Subsequently the sum requir
ed was reduced to 150.000. The morning
of the ia*t day of grace dawned and the
wotn*n pushing the cause of coedura-
h4. kl $> •■* <* r
amount n**c.*** iry su • ©d. Then Su
san R. Anthony r*®e heroically to the
rescue. Hhe subscribe*! 12.000 and th©
balance she collected In person Just in
time to save women from being debarred
from th© university' for another year.
—Another feather in the cap of athletic
womanhood has b**©n gained by Lady Ag
nes Townshend. who ha.® recently won
distinction by pluckiiy swimming a dis
tance of over two mile# in it dltfl nit
#iretch of water round B: Michael’s
mount, in Mount's bay. Cornwall, the
swim occupying but two or three minute#
over the hour. Th© perfofmtnoe was a
tire* one and, though she wa# followed tn
h boat by Lord St. Levan, her unci©,
laidy Agnes required no assistance and.
on land ng. showed no great fatigue. The
achievement may in a measure Ik gimged
by th© fact that the re ord in 1196 for a
mile in open water Is '> minute# 46*x sec
ond#.
—One of the most singular feature# of
Queen Vi orl i e highland bom© 1* the
extent to whi ly the grounds are tinkled
vsish cairms—thnt is. pyramid# *f loose
stone*. As ii general rule, these en tion*
have a purely funereal signification .n
Hoot land. They were heap'! over the
grave of th© dead warrior The Queen,
however, ha# used th* m for quite .IJT- r
ent purpose®. It 1- ivue that th*r- x4i>
aims to the memory of her *l* ad mik! that
very lofty one on Craig I®ow'rlgan * >m
memorate® the *l*®4tli of Brin •* Albert,
hut there an* other* which b ar inscrip
tion# recording the birth* of all her chil
dren and their marriages. Thi* i* de
cidedly curious variation on th© usual cus
tom
—G.i* generated from wood In the Riche
retort ha® proved to be u rich g#®\ near
ly Mpiroadung coal gas. according to
James M Nell In Engineering *ind Mining
Journal. He gives the calorific power of
the gam a* 2.)2! calorlca !®*r cubic meter
(340.8 iiriiteh thermal unit# per cubic
foot), anl that of water gas and coal
gas ii* 324.5 and sfs British thermal unit#
per cubic foot, respectively, retort
produ.e# lb) cubic feet of go'*: on© tone of
wood produces over 26.*n ruble feet of
gas and about kw* |>ounil.® of goo*! wo*®!
chare.►l One thousand cubic feet of ga-.
with wood at ti |®r ton. nnd not taking
Into a*'-'ount th* ©;iarcoal. cost.® II eens®
The g.i® do*v® not give* in Hiuniinntitig
flame, but w imii un in ind* ®< nt mantk*
1* need |( furnishes 50 candle-power.
—The sale by the* Duke of Orleans of
hi# e**ute# In Sicily to hi.® brother-in-law.
the Duke of Aosta, i# due to the reluct
ance of the new King of Italy to i*©rmit
the French pretender residing In hi# do
minions a* long as he per- Ist * in carry
ing on more * r le. * h !di*h plot- for th*
overthrow of the r*piHli*' tn government
In France, a government with which
Italy # King 1# very anxious to keep on
term®, says a corr* spondent. Th© j
Duke of Or It*.'in# h;® be*-n completely
froz©n out of England, owing to his fer
sonal misconduct. Hi# kinsman, King ;
Leopold *f li* Igium. who ha# every mo- j
tlve to keep on good terms with Franc* , j
has him to keep sw iv from Bel- j
grim Fr.in<'t* Joseph# has tnilmat'd that
he did not wish him to acquire any es
tate or residence In either Austria or
Hungary. The Ro®®.in court has closed |
It# door* against him. Emperor William
would certainly never tolerate his mak- j
Ing Germany a hot-bed of irttrlgu©# ;
ngain-t th<* French government. In fact,
no on© warns him. He l* an outcast.
—Booth Turkington. whose nam© b©- i
came known two yen - ago *i* tT it of
the author of "The Gentleman from In- i
diana,” and was generally thought to l©
u pseudonym, is living now at a Fifth
avenue hotel, where he work* many hour* ■
i day. says th© N w Y.rk Sun Every I
Princeton man of hi* tlm© knew Tarking j
ton. H© wi® gra*iu#i*d in l®l3 and he j
wn# popular as an all-uround man. He
was the pr©si*|ent of th© Dr.imutc A*- |
soclstion. for which lie wrote play# and
acted th*'m. Hu* deep ba# voice wxis con
spicuous In th© Ole* Flub He wa# also un
• ditor *f Ihe Na-®.i.i I. r.iry Magizin-
Hi* collection of negro songs, whl n he I
had picked up .luring his travel# around j
th** country, was unique. Th© all-around
atar min In colleg**. however. I# n*: al
ways successful in later life Turkington #
taste# led him into nwsp.ipcr work aft
er graduation, hut th* ®u- ©#® of hi#
'‘Gentlemen from Indian i" warranted hi*
devoting his tlm© ©iid&ely to fiction, and
that is what he J* now doing Th© m* n
In th© Pr.nceton Club, where Turkington !
frequently go##, say that he i# * typical j
rent I ©man of Indiana htm*©lf. and #x- !
tremely nusiett nlKiut his quick suve#.-.
A manufn- turing firm of (denevn ;
Switzerland, hav e for many year© be* n i
making a specialty of comp!loused tlm* -
pieces, and w waten recently id.iced ot\
\iew at th# Bams Exposition I s regard'd I
by them a* their highest achievtment in j
it they have ov* r ome problem® w hich
were before consider©*! ifiscdvab;--. .u.d i
have succe**•**! m retaining the ►]*© ,f |
the watch within th© convenient lima of *
a jock*t timepiece—namely, twenty ligne®
corresponding to th* American is i z©.
But two of the®* witches n#v© eVf , r n
oMiruded. Un# was purchased dir. i
from tt ■ work#h.p *f th* firm to he U -M
Cl to ti.* imirfn.ti . I • watch collection of i
A Bonn, the eiebrated amateur, of Mi
lan. Italy Thi# watch, which ho# „ per.
petual calendar lt.il ating the day* .f
the month, the .!' f th* week and th
phase# of the moon, also possesee® two
seixirate ©mall dial ti(>on which ar.-
shown automatically (or a given latitude
the iim© of :h fi-.i ®*f :he #un and
the tlm© of its setting Th© dim©ulty
overcome here w u gr..t but wn.n com*
prlsea th© merit of tn# pie©# I# that, 'n
•‘omiei'tlot. with t minu:© band, which
shows :.*• mean Ume (this time we u#.-i.
it cwrrte# .u *tr* r a.ind which indicate#
th* sun s time tt i. true time) Thi hand, I
moving from th** *tn#r a* do the hand®
showing th© mean time, constantly trav
el# witn th* m iau omatloally place®
Itself ©ach da\ ut midnight in the posi
tion It should or. upy In order to
for that da> t ..© difference the .
in. in aid trt© tir© The \ aria Goo t# f
much a# 15
** ” nor th other ike-' aate*
April K Joua W. i mom Dew. fr.
The Quakers Are
Honest People,
®Tho Quaker lbrj
bkMkl puriher bu*
I ale. Weak and I**.
blillrtted r.o
. w lonb , it regulst*-*
*■ digestion, cures #i\,.
and l*ris
slrength and tope t,
jU * 1 the nervous s>>i. it
It Is a medicine for weak women. Ii i. 4
purely yrgetabl#* medl# tn- nn#l c*n
takn bv delicate. Kidney I* ..
eases. Rheumatism and all diseases of th*
Blood. Stomach and nerves soon su umb
!to Its wonderful effects ui*>n the i
system. Thousands of poj>le In Geot .
recommend It. Price fIAO.
QUAKER PAIN BALM is the imdl n*
that the Qunk*-r 1 '.on made al. o:
| wonderful quick cures with. It's n n# v
I and worvierful medicine for Neur.i y #,
I Toothache. Backache, Rheum.ui r-,
Hpralns. Pain In lk>we!; In faot, alt pa tj
,n la* r#*lleved By It. Pfice 2Sc and
QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOAP i
inediented soap for the skin, scalp atsi
: iomplexion. Price !#>*■ a rake.
yI'AKKH HKAUINU BAI.VK. n \ .
table ointm# nt. for the cure of tetter • .
zma md eruptions of the skin. Pr
1)C n box
FOR BALE BY ALL DRUOGIBTS
S. tSI Of HOPE R'f MD a sTrt
;#( 111:111 Utu
the raio atabtm eKaafd raf r.if rmfa ,§
For lsl f Hope. Montgom# ry. Thunder
bolt, Cattle Paik aid West End.
Dally except Hun day*. Subject to ciun 4
without noilce
ISLE OF HOPEI
L\ City for I. of li Lv' Die of" Hops'*
3* urn fioni T* n:.i Go* an for Bolion
*3okm from Tenth £OO am for Ten
s am lrom Tenth #OO am for Tent a
910 am from Bolton voo amf or Tent a
lo 3*> am from Tenth 10 ju am for Tentu
1. wn n from Tenth ,11 ui) am for llolioa
1 15 pm from Bolton 11 3> am for Tenth
-3u pm from Tenth 2o pm for Tent
33m ptn from Tenth 240 pm for Bo 1 toe
4 30 pin irutn Tenth , 30> pm for Ten# i
5 .'* j>m irom Tenth 4 (M> pra for T* mh
G 30 pm from Tenth ; 600 pm for Tent*.
7a) pm from Tenth 700 prn for Tetvh
> .'f prn from Tenth 80 pm for Tent
t# 3o pm from T nth \ 9to pm for T#-n
lu Jo pm from Tenth 10 0u pin for Tenth
ll 00 isii for Tent/i
__ MONTGOMERY.
Lv city for Ifonf'ry L\ Montgomery
a .io am from Tenth . 7 15 am for Tent
| 2 JU pm from 'renin 'll* pm for Tent .
G pm from Tenth . 6 pm for Tenia
CATTLE PARK.
Lv city for Cat.l ink Lv. Cattle Park
jJ am from B*d:*>n 7o am for B
# Mam irom Dolton 8w am for it
ium pui from lioitaii 13u pm for BoP *
Ju pm fi>m l>.toa u> pm for B i
7 u** pin from Bolton 72* pm for 14oip*i
6tv pm from Bolton sJc pm for Holton
i HI NDEKBULT.
Car Dave* iJol##:h e#irt* Junction
a m and vry thirty minut# s thereafter
until 11.3 UP. m
Car itav#-* Thunderbolt at 6:00 a. m • #
every thirty nilnutt-s thereafter un::.
12 #a> midnight, for 80l on street junc
tion.
FREIGHT AND PARCEL CAR
This car carries trailer for passengers'
on all trips and 1* aves w* st side of city
market for Is ■ of flop*. Thunderbolt
and all int* rm dint#* points at It;W u m..
1<• p m . <i p. rn
Leaves Isle ##f i|.>p#* f*<r Thunderbolt.
City Market and nil Intermediate points
at a. m . Il;#s a. m , 2.40 p. in.
WEST END CAR
Cnr leave* west id#* <>f city murk*! for
West End aon n m and every 40 minutes
thereafter during the day until 11 > p tn
Leaves West End at # 30 a m and •* -
< * r y minut#'** ther-after during th* day
until o'clock midnight.
H M T.OFTON, Gen Mr-
IT’SJ REBTfIIHTY
THAT
Smith’s Chill Tmic
A
TRADE MARK.
WILL CURE
Dengue, Typhoid,
intermittent, Malaria,
Anil All Korms of Fevers.
ALI. nRCOOMTS SELL IT ON A
OrAllANTKK
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Class and Brushes,
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