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Tie Most Sesere Storm For diary years ENBRI&ES W CITY And Severs A I Communica tions With The World. Detroit, Dec. 6. —Detroit __has never suffered such complete iso lation from the outer world as during the past twenty-four hours, caused by the worst storm experi enced in these parts, so (ar a* its effect upon electric wires is con cerned, in thirteen years. Detroit almost had a t or.apoly of Michigan’s portion < f the bliz zard with the execution < f a few counties in the southeastern par of the lower pen nsula, lhe rest of the state escaping .Is wont feat ures. The railroads did not suffer from the snow except that the’lack of wire communication made it itn possible t> run trains on time Now (he weather is clear and telegraphic ccmmuuication is be ing grcduadv r< st( red. Y OUR 13 EST 1N TERESI S. Will be served by making' sure of health. It will be a loss of time and money tube stricken with serious illni ->». 'l ake flood’s Sarsaparilla and purify your blend. In this way all germs cf disease will be expellsd, sickness a”d suffering will bw avoided, ami your health will be preserv ed. Isn’t tins a wiss courie? x**- — Hood’s Puis are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparil la. Price 25 cents. PARIS AROUSED Anti-Dreyfiliite: Creating Kilih Dishlrbainc PISTOLS FREELY USED ' I Assault And Counter Assault Last Night. Paris, Dec, G.—At a meeting held lust night under the auspices of the Partrio', ic L ague, the most violent anti-Dreyfusite orgamza i tion in Paris, UM Millevoye and ' Deßoulede dec'ared that th* time had arrived to'pass from words to acts. The audience thereupon started to march to the Ch>rche-Midi pri son, where C 1. Piequart is confin. ed The police interfered, whereup on tlu “potriots” made for a mining being held by the advo cates of revision. A collision occurred, revolvers were fired and one man was wound ed M. D Roul-d-’s frantic follow ers Goi tinned the parade, shouting “viva I’armce.und “consputz Dreyfus,” until they reaehed ibe S’rasbourg monument, where they were finally dispersed. WHAT JOYFUL FEE LI No. With (he exhilarating sense <f renewed health and strength and inter, al cleanliness, which follows lhe use of Syrup of Figs, is un known to the few who have not prcgressed beyond the old-time tmdieii.es and the ch'-ap substi-* lutes sometimes offered lut in Vor 1 accepted by the well-iuformed. Buy the genuine manufactured by ihe California Fig Syrup Co. TA Comtenteil SrliH’.dlo Ik I . ‘uiy 6, isiis. STATION-. .No I ftc. IS No’ i tv ('l).irtunuoKu ■ ■ Ar Dalton 1 l.ft. , ■ <•.’ mil. iu.on Ar Horne 1 v.Oi. •, u w.4Upmi l.i-iam Ar Atlanta 11. »• an-! 11..'>'..ir., ’..(Him Lv Atlanta | «n 1 ft.pm, ft.. .ira Ar Macon •7. . 2 mi s.-’u-on Ar Jesup | t ..45.. Bpm fc»r Everet t. I 17.35 am 3 25pm Ar J ncknonvlllel 1 uni O.fftpra Lv Jesup I lo.oi Ar Jacksonville I l.lXipm 10. i Lv Everett 7.... an |Ssi)pra Ar Brunswick ■ ■.. aw 480 p.. No. 10 carries Pulman Sb pl:Car Chair tan.oga to Atlanta. No. 14 carrier. Pul nrsn Sl< i C< and Day Coaches Chit ■mo : a ’o J; rvillu sr._l At lanta to Bi msM 1 No. 8 carries Pulliua-i Sl< i >ii.g Car Chatta nooga to Ailanta. static: - I No. Ko. 31 ' Lv Atlanta | 4.' ' - Ar Home A : (L 2ft pm ,10.2 * .tn Ar Dalton I 7 ' m 7.B4piuill.3i>::ru Ar Chattanooga | 8.4 ... g-i pw i.QOpm Lv Chattanooga........ If ft ■.9. (opm a ’ -gin 1 <i2Spmi | Ar Lexington..., | 5.', 4.50 am Ar Louisville ' 7 .. 7 • Ar Cincinnati 7.3 ami. ~ “ r ft H i. m ... . , ! I i:. '' r plle.-: m ''.■'■■■■ No 18 carul man «o< .’hattano «ga < >.a'.tu ■.. to Cincln mt i. No 9 carries Pullman 81 ■ >ing Car Atlanta o Cincinnati 1 (Juana;.■ .. to Louisville - . N • i: No. 14 •»V Cliatian a . . v.'-'r. 4.1': i jX) ,:n Ar Knoxville * .. p.., m P am . ilium l .r . i'arist.iwu 2. ■ . .rn ’.r Hot Spr ■...» ') . i' < ;.u. 4.00 in ir Asheville 4.3 n 1.1 ipm lOu rn \r Salisbury , ' ■ ,r Ar Gremi.shoro ... lift mm I!. 10pm Arlialei'.'h I 1.1..'am 3.23. m Ar Norfolk ...:I 7.50 am Ar Wa ill:; (Xoi ... . » ; . in A: NM» 'r or'. ... a No. I'Jcurrlr . n. . . . • . ,a; SJeep- !•:; «'arCbattnu.i < , . t i A-l.e- n'i'l St!!..- o' • .■ !ivin„ r 111 'i- iniit’.d It. ID a.m 1* .■. i Sleeping Car . i eensboro to Ni toll No Hlls so.: I rain tn Sa <- . ury. with Pu ~i ->:■ , . . ■■ a , taa ii ;a to StUsbury and Salisbur V. New Vorlc with> ou t change. I.' rn. ; 1 4 No. T ..v a . . ~. m Ar Knoxville, ■ s i pm ti .ftsam \r M< ni -I rwn | ! 1.33 pm Ar Bristol ' 7.00 am 3. >spm At Washington j. . 1 7.4.'am Ar New York 1 1.20 pm No. 6. ,'arrfe- Pui i - u i t Car Clmtt-a '.iio-ta t ./a* ’’ 'i ti. , .inJ • >'..,ii o;ta to New Zs.-k without i.'.r;: go 4 ear.-ics Pm ;na:> -!e i '.'.v Car Knox ville to Bri tol. | “ ' ~No. 15” f ,••• ’to n, I 9.fdam '■*. Anniston ,11 '.’lam Ar Birmingham 10.00 pm Ar Sehna 8.5 rm. Ar Meridian T.lii pm Ar No.. Orient j 10 Ar Jackson I it fem Ar Vicksburg ll '.lftiun Ar Shreveport I, i 7.?, pm fNo. »T|Xo. 91 ~ jjNo. 10_ ’ I ■' 7 ■ 8.1 ft. lopra 6.o7pm ; Ar Gad den. ar B.ooam 6.3 'am 6.01 pm 7.1 iptnlAr Attalla. Iv fi.loum' o.rea«c t Daily ex<ept Sunday. j Sunday only. P. S. GANNON. 3d V.e &O.M Wauhlngtea. D.Q J. M. CULP, Traf. Mgr., W» hlngtoa D. G. W. A. TUHK. Q. P. A.. Waculngtoa, D. a ' a A. BENBOOTSik J «-».A.,Oha»t4uu>offa,Tsn« W St* I n L.; n pxm y. st p - -r <—► .r—a fe Hit; W”./ ; TG ARKASES Sche lule in E.’.'eot Oct. 4t i:, 1808. | i HOBTHBOUND. No. 2 | No. 4 | Nu-70 N 0.73 D. anta .81 a • ft .. Ar arietta.. 9 (i; a 9 It.pm ft J "in OL. 'ij “ g >ms 11 25am 17 45 m “ i alien..,. 11 41am 11 41pmI 81<5pm “ Caafnooga 100 in lOianii WOoptn " Nashville . 655pthl 6 40aml ‘‘ 7. im isoprnl T7v Nashvlne I Fs)pmj T00am1....... J A t ' ri’iir .17 2li'n.l 7 L" . .... . . ~ ....i......." A ■' i ft ofrjaml Bujp i I Lv Nashville ft 7ft ipm i 2 :• uni.'. A.' I, inisville .' 2.3 anl2 2 .it ft .• 11 . . 70 I • ... ..... Tiain No. 2carrie-Pul’;ti:m.-ileepft;’ between Jacksonville, Fia., Athui aid Nash vil io, con no •' ing with vestibule train for Chicae'A Train No. 4 carries, Pa liman Sleeper Augnstn Cid Atlanta to Na hti’.e aud t. Lg islhrough wtf ’ out et ange. I- t ftaan Sleeper Aiianta to Ctuvttari'i /a, pass/ngers remain In car until T o’clock a. m. Pullman SJecpor Atlanta t< Knoxville via A. K. & N. Ry. Train No. 70 connects at Boyce with Q. & C. for Cincinnati. This train curries through coach Atlanta to Rome. To the South aqd East. SOUTHBOUND. , No. 1 ' No. 3 | No.ol N 0.73 tv 1 hville ft iio : ' - ii ■ 1 toga 25 >■ n ft .’ *■ ■ 5 55am “ Ivit u.. 4 Bpm 4.. am! 71 'ion * Rome 4 25pm 7 4tam •• Marietta . . 848 pm 045 am fi L ain 705 am Ar A..an.a 7 ;ft n I son' .10 ft.,am 8 uoaiu lEv Atlanta ...17 ft pm , . ; ! Ar ? ne in. 11 l:,pm II It;, a 7 2‘jpm' “ Tifton... . 2'soam 8 05pm | “ JacJr'nvillel 845am11025pm .... | tv Atlanta .. ft 7ho i ni 7 s'iam. 4 Oftpru Ar Macon . II l;,pm H Wnnt 7 2' mi “ Albany....! j ft2'pm 11 06i>iu “ Thm’Hville .. ' ftliO-.mft .. “ atvannnli, Ooftim' BOOpm . fv At’ana . iliTTi m~T? a- . Thrmi’ ’ Ar Augusm... 5 l.'.ant I’. -pmi 8 25p;i. .... Ar ' hl > •• on 'll 0 am. “ Columbia . 10_ ; r.m la Itipm tv Ailanta .%7 .12 rbm ij 'iiTT ' Ar Athens . 1021 pm! 2 P'.pm! 2 lopm . ‘ Richmond. 015 pm 715 am 715 km bus. .1 ■ rio.ft :.. 11 l.Jam 11 I'lnm . ' ' ■"ft . 5 ■ 62 "i S vil’.o, Chattanooga and Atlanta to Jackson ville, Fia. Tiain No. ScarriesPr.llma ft'o.mnrSt Louis lto Augusta without .hn, ;o 1 ux.n m SJeej er I Chattanooga to Atlanta open for passer.gers i Chattanooga 9 o’clock p. m. Pullman Steeper KnoxvUie to Atlanta via A. K. & N. By. For ! further information write to I H F SMITH. c. E. HARMAN, Traffic Manager. c eu . p asa . Agt Itr b 1 LE A. D COMFORT > , .«*”***’ . ’ - and for a j -liy good time with fi.niily cr fiit iids, there is noth in <■ like an open sur'y for either Winter or Summer. Our stick ‘i - o! stylish carriages is unrivalled • ' 4',’ ' and our spidt phaetons, runa- F\ bouts, buggies,traps, cars , wa,< ' ■ onettes, canopy tor, cr open l ur- reys, *re li?li* easy, comforti : ■ bi an' be.'* 'j'ul in consume- F J -<?>’* ti u, trin tii 3 and finish. We so repp .r ~<i v-rhauT vehicles; ’t) c c :ry a line <*f fin h. ruess :w< » n. lit: . 1.1 .L. l»oggy Co, ,’SOJ <Oll hti °et,Rci e Ga c • \ ' j i.r <y V. Itl • ? • A -nts. ow inmr.- *r— Bl ’ng F* ”0 for f■’ iMp+iw 'v andC id an if ®f Le ti • it 1 ■' <• ’it vhn since <>• Wi >’ 189<>-7, I lA'l n «p.c. la i wint ,f >? ’ ■ . t o. , .'p j . . triad .ii-'-» *< iftire which relieved ine.--Ja M. Is. v, C oc*d« Fpriuga, Colo.,.August 13, ' ' SK* fl The P’no Company. Wawen, P». , •• • . . M *.rfMKIWI—rT • A C Ac ’?/ & / cat. ; ; .t V!ftft if<E CONS'HPATIOM .../ • - ■.— 1 Wc 25c 59c ' -■ ’nfL 1 " ; s * ■ ■— __ —i .j..— ■„w. l y— X L'ver/, «ale;and feed stablest Offers th * public th3 finest ta 1 ns, beto'> f ? fincis and nic-st polite and courteous driv<rs The best stock of hordes and mulrsuu sal? co> stantly.