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CABINET PHOTOS s3.OO.PER DOZ. ppß THE NEXT 30 DAYS I WILL MAKE CABINET PHOTOS at $3.00 Per Dozen. This is a SPECIAL OFFER for Cabinet photos only. I guarantee good work. FOR $4.50 You can get one dozen Cabin t Phot s and a two-th rds life size, ], w. LANCASTER, Photographer, +§<- < 9 r H’FSH GROCERIE S. +s <. We have them in endless profusion and variety, If you want thvery best thot the markets affo d, send n e vour orders. B ur I irder stocked with mv provisions guarantees a long and happy lite— L. A. DESY. r, V. Mitchels old ♦ + BROAD STREET BFiCK KILN S LIME KILNS HAIR AND SAND We can fur ish fresh Lime in large quanities burned from our own Kilns on short notice. Brick. Lime, Hairand Sand always on hand G < • W. Traiumell . Fc i.!’- h Ward Brick Yards. THE LI ITLE RUBY BARBER TONSORIAL PARLOR c/.tv. ;k In mv line call at my p !a c Fra- Taylor, the old reliable. lIXASI ' ROUTE . the direct line to T' XASv’Othe SOUTHWEST I shortest line to fe ft! gpUiHt-RN Texas. i I ■ ku T ir E r£K UY LINE TO TEXAS I M Al ‘r.'. ! ONE MANAGEMENT. I f? LINE GIVING CHOICE | M “L ROUTESViA SHREVEPORT | ?-* °Rvia NEW ORLEANS. II $ ISJ£UIPPEDWITHSOLIDVESTIBULEDl S J£UIPPEDWITHSOLIDVESTIBULED ■ >3 AND WITH ■ pioM^r H u S . L r EPERSA7LANTAANO ■ H TO SHREVEPORT.’ ' ■ a I,® TES AS LOW AS ANY! Ee<T LrM^^^ KAOIHDusEcIiATTANM GAT f Mi IT AHSON G.P.A. CINCINNATI.!! W WHEN I bah" a " rno .t' ners Tvho are nursing ■Sr ! CS der ‘ ve great benefit from I ti/n " S k |ni, lsi°n. Thisprepara- ■ ?iv« SerVe , S tWO P ur POses. It ■Li ,?' tat str ength to mothers I akes their babies thrive. I I Fm >• o 7 1 fl.. r y - I ’floU° t n l Structivp food that pro ’ 1 tissue,;'" makin s ,o f Healthy ■ fu!,. "H'. It is a wonder- | De.;' -"• ' L ' r -'nr.jiation, General I Coucrkj , a,I(J bung Comolaints, ■ Vj, !5 . ’ ,5' - s - Anaemia, Scrofula and ■ ,**</>>•% .',tl : b es °J Children. fl^CGtt'. ( cn s Emulsion. Free. L All Driiqqls 1 *. andsl, K-.JtStRIC TELEPHONE ■we a .!?,eiL». Vifflb ' Po g® nt ' no royalty. Adapted °m«, ,h... k “r Conntry. Needed in every ■F.iK » ! •.«. '’ ,Bcb - Greatest conven- Kffl V*''"'* tniikl j£L on oar,h ■M .A” in "it? V*®" M •*» « >er ***7 9 mean ’ a eele to all the .I/*.‘"t". "i” <v. J n "‘ rum «nt«, no toys, works ■3 “7 » hnn shulhh U A‘ oe -. Oom pl eta, raad yf nr 'ffi 1 °t order 1 14,1 put nl> b r any one, Mis% ’TarranS> r ' repsirinu, lasts a Illa B "r. Harriinn «? nor maker. Write ■ n 4 c « • Clerk 10. Cofumbtn, ft PANDORA’S BOX The Beautiful Story of Mythology Finds a Counterpart ja the Seal Life of To-Day. ; I : r A ; ifeLHi i IsiO’' In the Realms of mythological legend Pandora holds the place of honor. She. it was who held In her possession the gifts vouchsafed to the inhabitants of the earth. The gods all sought her favor, l at Prometheus alone—he who plucked from heaven the fire to illumine the , earth -was able to procure for himself the I Invaluable boon of her good graces, vtfho would not be a Prometheus? Pandora had in her time 'A Corner on Knowledge She still ho!.1«/»«t corner, and it ts eel led. . In the practical language of today, the Encyclopaedia B'itinmca. I There is nothing m-an about Pandora. • When she has -a corner’ she does itot * run up the pf.ice and eas. ', "Those who want meat W- I the contrarv. through her agent. The Constitution, she nW .~.rs nil her gifts of I knowledge to .tot Within the l.ne>cloy.-ed'“ Brn<uimca, t • , Pandora's Bcw «is ■<«.«« century. Is all . ths Knowledge of t»i world ' Condensed CHssifiod i so that he who runs may read, and lie who '■ reads mav know. I Who would not be a Prometh, us of the i " It w II cost vou but IO cents a day l' t P o.gainthe .LLon,' for that sum willi buy the j Sedition Ln vnop dir Hr ttannica. m «>y ‘ style of bin’.i .IUHM -. ot. B' A edition before the P-b, le. Wr.t«-for sump!. « pai ’ es lu The Constitution ; ______-Y« Ahanta, Uti L THE HUSTLER OF ROME,MONDAY NOVEMBER, 19 1894 HEARTLESS. A Woman Secures a Divorce With out Her Husban:' Knowledge. Valparaiso, Ind., Nov 19.- Up jto last July there was no happier family than that of Leopold Weist haler, residing near this city. H eiethaler was employed in Chi- < and every month sent home i 150. In August his wife paid him ifc visit and returned home with many presents for the family. The filter part of the, mon h she ap plied for a divorce, and the same ■ was granted on the ground of de sertion. Notwithstanding she had Deen divorced, she kept up weekly correspondence with Weisthaler and he keot’on sending her month ly remittances. 1 oday he cams down and found on* Leon Ciliam occupying a place in the household, and' was co. ly informed by Mrs. Weisthaler that Ciliam was her husband, she hav ing secured a divorce from him. Crushed and heart-broken, Weist haler came to this city to find out the true condition of ailairs. In searching the Court records he found that a divorce had been granted, but he was unable to find any record of the marriage of his wife to Ciliam. The casejwill be in vest igated further, and if no record can be found legal proceedings will ho iostitiited aeamst the pair nee to An a « ent of the . h s6l - Government, is here trying I Lenient chase horses for the cavalry in up- is 11 branch of the service C1 i Guatemala has none. lU I Sat- Tbe tenth Mexlcan lu | covers the frontier, and I "Li the new National Guard M ks until . headuuarters here. 090,000 TROoVs AND AMMVMTI °- iwn at Vera Cruz, Mex., Nov.,: >r 13th Tj ie Nineteenth Infantry In; r with- barked 011 g unboats to go I , treasu- basco. Two hundred and Lift; did be- sand cartridges have been s in the south within the last few The Fourth Infantry is ej here in a few days, to go to iU diß - co also. yOU get JIAKOJG CABTRIDMS . it frisky . . . eg Aux- City of Me * ,co > Novemb< * tonight Tb< National Arms facto) vourself is turning out cartridges as iallaiid possible. The greatest bi noticible in the War Deps ... .. “ I ; THE MOTHER k i Caught Hie Bay as he Fell Dead I at His Brother’s Hands. iarysville, Ohio, Nov., 19. — ' i horrible tragedy occurred at the !■• resi'' nee of Lewis Strong in Dar- ! ! by Township, five miles south of | this city at 8 o’clock this niornbir , Lewis Strong, Jr., was standing a» , ! the top of the stairs and was play- 1 ing with an old musket. He point ed the gun at his younger brother, George, aged sevea, and he heard ■ j his mother coming to the stairs ■ and in trying to let the hammer down the gun was discharged, kill- I' ng his brother instantly. The boy eceived the contents of the load !' of shot in his right temple and face, ! and his whole head was nearly I blown off. He fell into his moth- I er’s arms, whofainted. After re i gaining consciousness, she notifi ed the her neighbors. The coroner n rendered a verdict of accidental shooting. The Courts. The Superior Court has adjourn ed until next Monday. Judge Hen i ry had to go to LaFayutte to hold court. Judge Turnbull held motion court for the city court this morn ing. The docket for this court is rather lengthy and it will take *' some time to fiNieh it up. ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN F >;■ Tax: Receiver '* i heiebv announce myself a» a canuidate for re-election to tl> ■ ottiFe of Tax Receiver of Flovd conntv Election, first, Wednesday in anuary 1H95 M. D. McOeker j; I hereby rnnounce myself as a candidate for the office of Tax Receiver of Floyd county, tlec. tior. lobe held on first W dnesday iu jannaty n 1895. Respectfully. B. L. Footer $18754.34.! Bepi Our Urginal BtasS FOR THE FALL SEASON SHOE TRADE OUR DUPLICATE ORDERS AMOUNTTO AORLTHAN $5,000,00 II And the Shoe Trade Season just Opened. AV e can Account for this very f hit iterino; TRADE m no other way than for the reason tha t the people are out for the best values possible 'for the least, out la vol’ CAuSTI I WE REA LEADERS : IN. LOW PRLCES H’ • * -4-Who DARE MAY FOIIOW-h I I ' Rd Our Specialties Gcluaes the Entire line.Sß] |,pWe name only a few, W fe Our Ladies Grain Button at 75c equals r igh-’JM L,,JPrice’s” $ 1 ,00. da !■ t “Dongola ” Pat Tip, Opera Toe, Ait Sol I*s bAorsl,2s. Same shoe in common sense is nc \a| Hlequaled in this market at $ 1,50 Al Our Ladies Fancy Dongola, $2,50 Shoe fort J 1,50 is creating Feme and Consternation atßll sra“High Price’s’’ headquarters. • Ptj Dont neglect 0ur53,50 ano s4ooLadies Sstra Fine Dongola Kids at $2,10 to $2,60. Our mens line represents everything from apiq jwjfi/lachine Pegged to a hand sewed-at 60c to&jJ 555,00. A full lineehildrens, 40c t 052,00. Always giv-K3 tiling you big Valuable and receiving only smallrQ j|m Our Dress Goods Dept is full of choice Patterns latest gooa£ and lowest prices, Dont forget that we carry an immense , stocks first Class Clothing, Childrens Boys and Mens suits and Over Coats. A large Invoiceof the latter bought 25c per cent under regular price. See them-at W.II.KOKERSia 1 Olfe2l£BroadlSt.*l ?oino Grit. » •