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SPORTING BREVITIES.
T.exington. Ky.. will be the soring
headgnarters of John Gtanzel’s Roch
aster Club.
Germanyv Schaefer has been ap
pointed captain of the Detroits for the
coming season.
Thomas H. Williams. the big man
in California turf affairs. savs the
pronosed anti-betting erusade in that
State will not he successful.
Out of more than 7000 races run on
American tracks during 1908 only
thirty-seven winners were quoted at
odds of forty to one or hetter.
Hneh Jennings is reproved for hisg
coaching method beranvse “it tends
toward rowdyism and is not hecom
ine to a major league manager.”
Shrubb for ten miles at least is vn
doubtedlv the fastest man in the
world. He nossesses remarkable en
durance and phenomenal sprinting
ability.
In the long history of the Epsom
Derby. a race that was jinaugurated
over 200 vears ago. only three fillies
have ever won that turf ‘classic” and
the Qaks. |
The experts sav that hoth Dorando
and Haves have heen overrated, and
that neither of them would stand a
ghost of a chance in a Marathon race
with Shrubb.
(Charles Taylor, known throughout
the United States as the oldest driver
apd trainer of trottinz horses in the
world. is dead at White River Junc
tion. Vt., aged 107,
Frank Gotch. America’s champion
wrestler. has practically given np the
jdea of meeting Hackenschmidt in a
mateh in England and bes decided to
make a tour of France, Germany and
Sweden.
Harry Bethune, the noted profes
sjoral sprinter of twenty years ago.
. died at Cleveland after an illness of
Jess than a week., Although Rethune
made large sums of money in his rac
ing here and abroad he died a pauper.
NEWSY GLICANINGS.
Judson Harmnn, of Cinein=ai’ was
inangurated as Governor of Ohio.
In the State of Minnegonia it s es
timated there are 4620 automcbiles.
The New York City tax list showed
a smaller increas= in assessments
than last vear, and the rate was esti
‘mated at 1.75.
An extraordinary session of the
Jtalian Senate was held to cousider
the relief measiures recominended by
the Goverzment. .
Twrkey iz not satisfied with Aus
tria‘s offer of £2,500,000 Turkish as
indemnityv for the annexation of Bos
nia and Herzegovina,
A decrease “of seventy pupils in
Harvard University is stown in the
official enrollment. The total regis
tration this term is 6107,
The Public Service Commissioners
of New York told the Meiropolitan
Sireet Railway receivers that they
must obey their orders or quit.
~ Jose de J. Paul, the specizl Vene
zuelan envoy, arrived in Paris, whers
he said that the Gomez government
would settle pending questions with
America,
Sit¢ million dollars of imports from
Panama and $60,000,000 of exports
to Panama represent the trade of that
republic with the United States dur
~ jng the past five years.
Secretary Rooi and Ambassador
Bryce signed a treaty at Washington,
D. (~ providing for seitlement ot
questions in dispute between the Uni
ted States and Canada. :
Immediately afier the opening of
‘the Delaware Legislature a, bill was
presented making the wearing of the
emblem of the B. P. O. Elks by non
‘members jllegal. The bill is designed
‘lO prevent negiroes from wearing the
LATE NEWS NOTES,
General,
The exact value of the estate of the
late Marshall Fleld was placed at
$63,459,032 when the appraisers’ ro
port was filed in the county court at
Chicago, A score of appraisers bave
been working on the report since Mr,
Field's death,
Professor Alfred Batelll, represent.
ing Italy; Adeolph Schueider, repre
gonting Germany, and Albert Wilckea
of Amecrica, three of the four men
who have undeortaken to walk around
the world in five years, have reached
Chicago., The fourth man, Silvio Or
tenas, of Paris, is traveling by the
southern route, and will jouin the par
ty in San Francisco, The object of
the pedestrian tour is to study polit
ical, soclal and industrial conditions
of the world. The men ieft Now
York city October 17th. ‘They are to
travel on foot at least 20,200 miles,
Impriscned in a forty-foot well for
five hours, finally rescucd through
the barking of her pet dog, was the
experience of Mary - Smilh of Pitts
burg, Pa. The giil arose to get the
breakfast and going out into the yard
she stepped on the rotten covering
of the old well, This was at 6 o'clock
and at 11 the dog discovering its mis
tress at the bottom of the well, set
up a furious barking. Investigation
revealed Miss Smith’s plight and she
was rescued.
The inauguration as governor of
North Carolina of W. W. Kitchin of
Roxboro for twelve years a democrat
ic member of congress from North
Carolina, took placé at Raleigh in the
presence of thousands, the city being
crowded with visitors, A parade was
the feature of the day, sixteen mili
tary companies being in line with
many civic organizations, The en
tire student body of Wake Forest col
lege, of which Governor Kitchin is a
graduate, was present.
The chamber of commerce of Pen
sacola, Florida, has framed a resolu
tion protesting against the passage in
congress of the Taliaferro bill requir
ing a government inspection of naval
stores: shipped as intersiate or ex
port traffic.
No more are the small boys of Chi
cago, 111, to be supplied with air guns,
tocy pistols and other wedpons with
which to kill pigeons, shoo. cats and
jeopardize the lives of their play
mates. To complete the extinction of
any martial spirit that may have been
implanted in them they are to be de
prived of soldiers’ uniforms. The wom
en’s clnbh of Chicago has decided the
slaughter of birds is in violation of
the conservation of natural resources
and the boys are to be dispossessed
of everything that tends to breed in
them the desire to kill.
Prompted by inquiries which eman
ated from the war department at
Washington, a search made for the
graves of those Americans who fell
at the battle of New Orleans, has re
vealed comparatively few. The rec
ords of the war department show that
in the fights of December 23 and 28,
1814, and January 1, and 8, 1816, fifty
five men were killed, one hundred and
eigthy-five wounded and ninety-three
missing, of the American forces. It
was believed that in the national cem
etery in Chalmette there were many
graves of unknown victims, but a
diligent search has failed to discover
any. Twelve of these soldiers are
buried on a plantation below New Or
leans and six others lie in St. Louis
cemeteries. Where the other victims
of the famous battle were buried it
seems impossible to establish.
Washington.
Seventeen nations already have ac
cepted the invitation extended by the
Netherlands to attend the internation
a] conference with the object of for
mulating general laws on the subject
of bills of exchange, their validity, en
forcement, etc. The powers that thus
far have signified their intention of
being represented are the United
States, Mexico, Germany, France, It
aly, China, Panama, Costa Rica, Peru,
the dominican republic, Spain, Belgi
um, Switzerland, Norway, Bulgaria,
Montenegro &.fld Siam, while accept
ances from the others are practically
assured.
The senate committee on judiciary
has decided to report favorably to the
committee on appropriations the
amendment increasing the salaries of
-al] federal judges, from the chief jus
tice to associate justices of the su
preme court to the district judges.
Under the proposed legislation, the
chief justice ‘will receive $17,500; as
sociate justice, $17,000; circuit judges,
$10,000; and district judges, $7,500.
Surgeon General of the Army Rob
ert M. O’Reilly has been retired by
age limitation. He served as a surg
eon in the eivil war and was the per
sonal physician of President Cleve
land in Washington, He will be suc
ceeded by Lieutenant Colonel George
H. Torney, whose nomination to be
surgeon general has been confirmed
by the senate.
The president’s reply to the charges
filed recently against George F. White
United States marshal for the south
ern district of Georgia, was announc
ed in the shape of a re-appointment of
Marshal White for another term in
office. Friends of the marshal here
are wiring him congratulations on the
triumphant issue of the affair. They
regard it as the most complete and
effective exoneration that the presi
dent could tender him,
1f congress accepts Secretary New
perry’s plans for the new navy, this
country will have the four largest bac
{leships afloat. Each of them will be
four thousand tons larger than the
biggestf ship ever authorized for the
American navy. They would cost from
' eight to ren millions each. b
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J. M. HALL, W. M. GIRTMAN
Resid’c’e Phone 49. Resid’c’e Phone 8¢
HALL & GIRTMAN,
Physicians and Surgeons
HAZLEHURST, GEORGIA,
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHIL
DREN A SPECIALTY.
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Doctor of Dental Surgery.
HAZLEHURST, GA.
Chapman-Patrick Bullding.
DR. J. M. CHRISTIAN,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Hazlehurst, - Qeorgia.
Office over Citizens’ Bank.
Office ’'phone, No. 54; residence
'rhone, No. 9.
Calls promptly answered day or
‘night.
JULIAN H. PARKER.
Lawyer
HAZLEHURST, GEORGIA.
R. M. MONTGOMERY.
Physician and Surgeon.
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‘i HAZLEHURST, GA.
~ Office with Peoples Drug Store
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A Mixture of Extremities.
| Little Roy was to be sent to his
“erandmother’'s on an errand, and was
looking around for his hat, but failed
to find it readily. As grandmother
ilived just in the next yard, Roy’s
'mother said: “Oh, never mind your
hat.”
l Whereupon Roy said: “Why, shall T
‘go to grandma’s with my head bare
‘ footed ?”"—The Delineator.
f Rivals.
Eleanor, aged four, was given pen
\ nies for Sunday school, Upon her re
«turn from Sunday school mamma dis
covered she still had her pennies,
“Why did you not give your pen
nies to the teacher?” she asked.
«Teacher said the money was for
Jesus, and I thought I'd keep mine
forpggum.”—The Delineator.
Obliging.
The mother of Anna, aged three,
hearing but not seeing her, called:
“Anna, what are you decing?” Anna
came running into view and respond
ed sweetly: “Not anysing (thing). Do
you want me to Kit (quit) it?”—The
Delineator. ¢
When monev gets light it is time
for men *» sober up. :
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OR. KING CURES GHROMIC DISEASE
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7 ess matnods, &0
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-7 74 paut blood 18 driven from dilated veins with the assistance of
) F 7 our [mproved Varlcocele Truss and Electro-Chemic process, the
it g parts being restored to their natural condition and circulation
e(2 re—establlshed.w i e .
¥ e cure stricture without severe operative
- - s'r'ch". procedures. Our treatments act directly on tho |
3 . o parts affected, completely dislodging the stricture by our gal- |
’ Q N vanic eleccric medical treatment; 1t {s painless and in no wise
AR {nterferes with your business duytles. gy o
i ou may bo lacking fn the
\ lOSS °f .anly Vlgor rower of vitality. Ifso, byour
povy methods we will rgatorc that vtlglor and strengm‘to l’uut tt!)m: |
should be yours ur treatment is nota mere stimulan ut
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may be in its prima
UHTH-CURED hereditary or contracted in early days. We cure its com=
plications. We stop its progress, eradicate every vestige of
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cated treated at home. you which leave noafter effect uponthe syß .
cannot call, write for information KIDNEY, BLADDER AND URINARY pISEASEB
regarding Home Treatment. successfully treated and permanently cured. PILES and
Advico FREE. RUPTURE cured by painless and bloodless methods.
- CHRONIC DISORDERS OF WOMEN, | CATARRHAL CONDITIONS GURED,
. We s-ccessfully treat allnervous and chroulo Catarrh of the Nose, Throat and Lungs suc
diseases of women, and diseases peculiar to their cessfully treated by my new inhalation method.
sex, such as Falling of the Womb, Displacement,(lt removes all irritation, pain in forchead, ‘‘drop-
Unnatural Discharges, Nervous Decline, Dizziness,|ping,” hawking and spitting and prevents lung
Painin the beck. Women who wish to avoid oper- complications, chronic bronchial and pulmonary
ative proceduresshould investigage our methods|diseases Virite regarding our Lome treatment for
of treatment. Catarrh.
Consultation and Examination FREE, DR. N. K. KlNG,Chiet Consulting Physician.
Mo, 7 Karietta, Cor. Marietta and Peachtros Sts.
DR. KING MEDICAL CO, ATLANTA, CA. ‘
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PARKER & HIGHSMITH,
Attorneys At Law,
BAXLEY, GEORGIA
Chas. H. Parker and J. P.
Mighsmith, lately of Eastman,
announce the formation of a co
partnership for the practice of
law at Baxley, Ga., under the
firm name of Parker & High
smith, succeeding the firm of
Parker & Moore.
CHAS. H. PARKER,
J. P. HIGHSMITH.
QUINCEY & CHASTAIN,
Attorneys and Counselors At Law,
HAZLEHURST, GEORGIA.
AT 7 1-2 PER CENT
I secure loans on your
farm lands for any amount
at 7% per cent interest.
Call and see me before you
poriow money. All loans
made promptly.
R. T. WILLIAMS.
9.-6-06.
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