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We Swing Tne doo? WIDER AJSTID ETILL WIDER OFKM Twwwi V HI MIM '■- ■HM Ulr xTflrwl n Makes this great s’ore a Greater Store. It multiplies the gem-treasures in this house; it ma g nifies and iilumins 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 '3L cos t or below cost. Much of the goods away below cost. That superb salesman, Prank Kane, will be on hand to wait on his friends and the trade. Silk Selects, Wash Wonders Winsome Woolens, Nobby Notions, Matchless Millinery, Superior Shoes —Slick salables, IF YOU WANT GOODS CHEAP, GO TO j mb KKi ß&m ■ il I B K W| ■■ MH MB MVHk ArMBVIJFB WmNV PROHIBITION WINS After Sixty Years of Liqilor Selling and Drinking SUMPTER GOES DRY Victory Perches on the Banner of The Ladies of Americus. Americus, Ga., August IS Sumter county went into the pro hibition column yesterday, *.aftej the hottest election ever witnessed here, and for the first time in six ty years red liquor is turned dowi and the county go's dry by 8S votes. Ihe campaign has been red-hct for five weeks, and the registrar tiou was the largest in years, more than 3,400 voters qualifying for the election. Though rain poured all day scores of ladies, staid near tn< polls and encouraged the voters for the prohibition side. Many whisky houses had agents here and nothing was left undone to carry the day for whisky. Eight country precincts gave a plurality for prohibition, and at th? city precincts the race was yery close. There is no likelihood of a con test, as the whisuy men concede defeat. The white vote of th-- county was overwhelming for pro - hibition while many negroes like wise voted the dry ticket. The victory was announced by the ringing of church bells lastuight though the city is quiet and. there is no excitement whatever. > House t> Rent. —ln East Rome, pear depot. Good water. Apply to L. Ai Lloyd. BRUMBHHEBRRUEj I Ytiilng Georgian Hoisted Old Glory Over Manila DEWEY OFFICIAL REPORT Only Five Amaricans Slaim In J ~_The Victorious Assaut. Washington, Aug IS. —Admiral Dewey’s official announcement of he bombarment and surrender of Manila has been received as fol lows: “Secretary of the Navy, Wash oa: Manila surrendered today to he Americans laud and naval for ces after a combined attack,A di vision of the squadron shelled the orts and intreuchments at Malate, on the south side of the citv, driv. ing oack the enemy, our army ad vancing from that side at the same ime. City surrendered about 5 o’clock, the Aim ricaii 11 ig hoisted by Lieutenant Brumby. About 7.- 000 prisoners were taken. Th squairon had no casualties, none >f the vessels were injured. “0 * August 7th General Merritt and I formally demanded the sur render of the city, which the Span ish governor general refused Dewey.’' Thomas M. Brumby, Hag lieuten ant to Admiral Dewey, is a south erner, having b*en appoin'ed to the Naval academy from Georgia. His present rank, dating from Aug. 24, 1892, is that of lieuten ant senior grade, his number of the list being 135 . Ca-ualties At Manila’s Fall, New* York, At g 18 A special dispatch from Manila Aug 13th, via Hong Kong to The Journal, says that five American soldier FOR PRESIDE I ’ammany Hail newspaper Names Dewey WANTS hero de namila And Says That This Great Democrat can Win. New York, Aug 18. — fammany Hall has decided to make Dewey its presidential candid itein 1900 This morning’s Telegraph, Croker’s personal organ, says: “Make D--w-_y Preside ,t in 191'0 Why not? Dew *y is an American of the purest s'rain. Dewey is a D-m.icrat. Grant was a Democrat and the Republicans took him up, made over his politics, and then mace him Pr. siden* twi-e, D wev s politics is already written in pe - tect party time and tune . D-wey ’ can be elected to the vVhitehouse m 1900. I’h*- e is no m r> popular name in the genera I mouth today. Make ‘Dawey and Ma i a’ the party war <-rv. it, wil triumpa n *w and it wil 1 iriumph in 1900. Re publicans have already decided on McKinley’s renomioati n Let the Democracy put up Dewey, and n the finish the chattel candidate of Hanna will think h s name’s ‘ M anila. . were killed and about f< rtysfive wounded in the capture of Mani'a 1 this af'ernoo-i. The stars au 1 stripes were rais . ed ov-T the city at 5.30 p. m. Dur ■ ing the day Admiral D wey’s 11 *et t hundered a national sa ute, The Spanish loss has not be-n ascertained. It is probably several times as arge as that of the Am *r ' lean forms. The Colorad > troops were the liist to storm the trench 8. -jgh .SOUTHERN W railway. 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