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W® Swing The DOO.t
W'IDEB STILL WIDER OPEN -
™ KANE STOCK!
Makes this great Greater Store. It multiplies the gem-treasures in this house; it mag- '■
aifies and illuming our claim, that this is the great bargain-apolis of North Georgia
AND NOW ALL READY W
The Kane stock is in; is marked down to cost and below cost, and you can buy an hundred ea
gle’s worth, a dollars worth ora dime’s worth at or below cost.
The Kane Stock is for sale and the Bass Stock is for sale—all at our store, 245 Broadway, at
cost or below cost. Much of the goods away below cost
That superb salesman, Frank Kane, will be on hand to wait on his friends and the trade.’'
Silk Selects, Wash Wonders Winsome Woolens, Nobby Notions, Hatchless Millinery, Superior Shoes
—Slick salables,
IF YOU WANT GOODS CHEAP, GO TO
BASS BROS. & CO.
THE MICHIGANDERS
tat the‘*Oaly Real Thing’’
in Old Santiago
WESTERN ENTERPRISE
4
<iot Out a News Paper Under
Great Difficulties
New York, Aug. 15—In th«
from Santiago arrived an
nlu-t-ation of how spjedily soldier
3 y ß l an get back to a business
b *»iß when victory crowns them
m battle, c K p o f tl)B
* b,r ’ Michigan Volunteer Infantry
»« published a newspaper in the
Clt yof Santiago. Co. F Enter-
P r ‘»e is its expressive title, and
the worn on it was all done by
printers in the company .
Enterprise is full o f news,
u 8om» ot ths best features are
>U editorial p (1 g< a We ur6 the
nil FOai ® 'glish reading
“ eW «P»P® r tob B p r i nted in
E°> declares the editor “Aye”
he n!ode Btly continues, “by the
y smoke, we are the first real
..J." 8 th ’ i#I »»d of Cuba. Our
Col * ri>kl ’riend, Christopher
al u“ 8 ’ la, ’ dttd - believe,
four W * rt) * n l his neighborhood
centuries or so ago. We were
onrlo' U '‘‘ uipldt ‘ ve mood the other
fmr * 1 11 the * dea struct us that
in CnT* , |rit ’ 8 ° f whlte ,nen ’ 8 rul »
with 4 WM alf( too long
uw *n? n fillßlish -P
--iunm d ,Jeniu * *° a twinkling and
That’s wh/ we
bu eUeral Shafter approves
b ; b^ pUßhofCo F ‘> h()wi)
lor X gr “ Ph Os to him
kl TUt'“k the Paper 10 be Pr,ut
thosa who are in charg •
T*:
Fill! Pl' ’ 8
Send yaar a. « ress to H. E
Bucklen de Co , Chicago and g<»t a
free sample box of Dr. King’s New
Life Pills. A trial will convince
you of their merits. These pills are
easy iu action and are particularly
effective iw the cure of constipa
tion and sick headache. For Al .la
ria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free
fr >m every deleterious substance
and to bs purely Vegetable. They
do not weaken in th-ir action, but
by giving toae to ths stomach and
bowels greatly invigorate the eys-
Uw.kscßlar size 25c per box Sold
by Carry-Arrington Co., druggist*
of it are sharp business mm is
proved in its advsitis-mentb', which
are so many that a supplement
had to be added to the first issue
All the men of the company an
from Port Huron and every bus
iness man in that city has been
impress >d into the advertising
columns of the Enterprise
“Our entire stafr,” says the
editor, “from editor-in-chief t
printer’s deyil, lives in Port
Huron. We expect to return there
when the war is over. We will
send advertising bills to our Port
Huron advertisers and we will be
able to camp on their trails till
they pay.
“Our rates are all we can get,
no cord-wood taken for subscrip
tions, spring poems are barred.”
Sergeant Janus Stewart is busi
ness manager f the Enterprise.
Its o lvr < fficials are: Corporal F.
G. Cuvkendill, editor-inschief,
Private F. J. Me utche r n, local
John A. Barrow,
mechanical superintendent: Pri
vates A Radigan and G. Maurer,
printers and Private T. W Butler,
interpreter.
The army mule and,bis value
furnish material for several in
teresting items and comment the
bast of which is thia answer by the
editoi to one “Peter Fuzzy,” wh
compltins of corns, and wants to
know whether to blame the Santi
ago pavements:
“Our veterinary editor, to whom
Mr. Fuzzy’s question was referred,
is too busy repairing army mules
to answer in this issue.”
This is taken from a tribute to
the army mule: “The army mu.
is all right in theory, but I '< u <
suggsst that tbe army mu et„
given a chance to have his picture
on the Am Ticap H -•g and coins.
The mule is the soldier’s best
friend ”
Santiago can scarcely be expect
d to have all the modern appliau
;es for printing. One of tne things
if which it in short is the letter
“w,” as is shown in this thrilling
story of a battle’s afterermath:
“A view of ihe battlefield of
July 1 aid 2 would lead one ot
wonder how' the American army
came out of this cmnpeign with
such a comparatively small losi
of life.”
But one can forget the lar k of
this Ivt.er, when he reads ti e edi
tor’s apolcgy;
“Please excuse the ’w’e,’ as we
ran shy on “w’s,”
SENATORIAL RACE
General Lee Announces That he
A ill Be in It.
Washington, flngusv 16.—The
Post tomorrow will say:
“General Fitzhugh Lee will en
ter the senatorial race in Virginia.
This announcement can be made
vithout any qualification. It is
Authorized by General Lie him
self, who last night dictated the
statement to a representative of
The Post
“Upon being asked the question
as to his future intentions and
appreciating the ’uterest felt in
the matter thoughout Virginia,
General Lee sail:
“‘I shall be a candidate for
United Staten senator. ”*
ter
He who kisses a maid kisses a
miss, and he kisses another man’s
w"e kisses amiss; so the only thing
left for a man is a widow.—ls you
are Hobson’s friend, go warn im.
o o o
President McKinley is on deli
cate grounds. He has given up cis
gar-smok’ng and now smokes a
pip‘ England is the great pipe
smoking c untiy; “pain is the
maker a;.d smoke of cigars. Is the
Pressdeut’s change ot smoke an
in ernational move? Does it mean
that—what does it m a ? asks an
exchange. Why he means that the
time hao come for Americans to
smi ke the pipe—>f pea -e.
o o o
'I h<> «<t d oance de pa r‘ merit has re-
Ceivet’ 9 000 M user titles and 10,-
000,000 rounds of ammunition, so
far, troin the Spaniards who sur
rendered in Santiago • province,
there are others to come, and it
looks as if the United States will
eventually have a dozen or moi e
regiments equipped with Spanish
arms.
000
There have been great rej uc ng
at L°slie, in Scotland, over tie
coming of age of the Ear! of Roths
•b. Prom 1858 until the present
earl succeeded at the age of 16
years, nis grandmother in 1893,
there were no Earl of Rothes, the
peerage haying been held in the
interval by two ladies. The Leslie
family is one of the oldest in Scot
land, and was historical eVen be
fore 'he d iys of vVallace and
Bruce.
I
000
When Mrs Giev'land was niis
tress of tbe White House one of
[her moat intimate friends was
L'VER '.SALE! AND FEED STABLES:
Oflfs'i th » j'l’i'ic tbe finest teams, betconvev
ances aid mnt p ilite all eoarteo n dcivj s
Ibehe it stock, of horses an Imiei oa saJ<* c< a
Btantly.
“Dear Mary Leiter” as she fondly
called her. A year or tvo Imnce,
as tho wife of the Viceroy of India
the former Washington belle will
be able to wMc nno Mrs Cleveland
as gorgeous as th >se of Any court
in the w >rld,
I a o o o
Col Roosevelt announces that
he is going to take his Rough
Riders to the Paris Exposition
and hear the exp use himte f Ted
dy proposes to g ve the Flench as
well as the Rough Riders a show,
000
A man has recently died in
Ireland who has been postmaster
tor th° little town of Scarva for
the-period of s -veiity-six years. He
was 108 years old when he m*r:ied
and died at 134.
000
Twenty people own nearly 18
p-r cent of the real proper'y with
in tbe limits of Greater New York
and pay taxes upon nearly |4'K),-
000 OCO of land. The tax
assessor says that 150 people,
whose natn s might be taken
rom the books, own 50 per cent
»f all 'he real estate in Greater
New \ ork, and the tendency is to
increase instead ot diminish these
enormous holdings.
000
Levi Z Leiter has borrowed
another million. Ihe money was
obtaiiii-d trom the N irthw?stern
Mutual Life A~B<>ciaiion.mortgages
on Chicago Teal esta'e being given
as security.
000
“Mother,” the little Spanish boy
screamed, “it is said that th*
jßhips of the Yau tree pigs have*
been seen off the ehure. ”
r “Be c ilm. mv son.” replied the
Itn ither. “Let us not cavort about
’•aftevthe manner of hysterical
| B Tstonians.”—lndianapolis Jour
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