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The Most for the Money.

1t was the general remark, last even
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The Grand Sale.

The grand closing out sale at Wolf
sons continues to draw crowded
houses. Mr.. WolfsOn Is receiving so
many new goods, he Is knocking down
goods at the lowest figures in order to
make room.
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Another Masquerade Ball.

The Geselschaft Jserger club will
give fine masquerade ball next Satur-
day night, at Kriseh hall. Tickets to be
had OF tho members, OF at Krisoh hall
for fifty cents. Lots Of fun is promised.
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Tennis.

The tennis tournament is only par
TALLY finished, the ladies' singles were
decided Saturday In favor Of Miss Ster-
ling, while the geDtlemen's singles and
doubles were so close, that they will be
played of tomorrow.
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Advice to Mothers,

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Marriage Licenses

F. J. Bethel to Miss NJ. @. White.
Hosias Morris to Nellie Meyer.
William b Fink to Alice Seal.
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Watch, Watch.

For that announcement OF G.. b.
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Texas Patents.

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Recorders Court.
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Jessie Barnes. disorderly, $40.
Peter AM, disorderly, $40
John CrItOn. disorderly. $40
Henry Remschinel, cruelty TO animals,
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Mems Half Hose.
New stock just received. (Spring
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A CHASTITY FIND.
Kemafns of Woman and Child Discovered
in Texas sDry Dano.n

in n Texas "Dry Dano."
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 25.-J. d. Pip
pin. prominent ranchman of Edwards county,
brought here yesterday a bundle of stained and
ragged clothing. He said about two weeks ago he
was upon the "Dry Dano the bed of a stream dry
for years. Hanging to the limbs of the scrubby
trees were pettcoas. chelnse and other articles Of
FEMININE apparel. Under them scattered over the
Wondering remains Of q large mattress, were the
bones OF woman bleached white. Near was a
little baby's cap. The skull of the skeleton was
gone, and only the legs and ribs remained Cling
ing to the torn garments were a few strands of
bright red hair.
1t is supposed that the woman had been dead
about year. However, figured calico dress hang
ing on i Tree dld not appear to have been exposed
10 the elements more than month A camp
Ing outfit was found, and there was no water
nearer than four miles. It has been diseoy-
cred that William Turner aud his father who own
land i'll the neghborhood, found the skeleton az
long ago as January last and carrie the skull to q
local physician, who said, on examining the teeth.
that the woman had been killed by corrosive poison
The chemise, which is still intact, must have been
worn by female of more than ordinary size, az
there is great breadth of shoulders
Inc fact that the remains were found in place
Where there was no water that there was camp
equirage near and that the victim could not posi-,
bly, have carried all the things that were found near
the bones, are regarded by those who know of the
horrible find as conclusive evidence of murder Mr..
Pippfn brought in only few pieces torn from the
clothes as samples The remainder together with
the uninterred bones OF the unfortunate woman
ana her child, still lie upon the seldom visited banks
of the "Dry Dano" 1t is probable that a searching
party will be organized and some efr,rts made to
understand another chapter in the secret history Of
the border
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POLITICAL COMMENT.

Cleveland and Thurman don't seem to be
making much fuss. but they are getting there Just
the same, Salt Lake Herald.
Mr.. Blaine ought to get William Black to
write the story of his recent coaching trip through
England and Scotland 1t might be called 1.-THE
Strange Adventure Of an ex- Candidate. mobile
Register.
The Michigan democrats have good horse
sense. When they want thing they 20 and get IT,.
They want the thirteen electoral votes of Michigan
this year and they have fixed ii SO they are bound
TO have them.-St. Paul Globe.
1t is estimated that at least G., 600 of Henry
Georges rs 600 votes will be cast this year for Ceye-
land and free trade. All Of Henry Georges follow
eFs, or neary all, are absolute free .tradem-Bur-
lington, Iowa. Herald.
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THEIR SPEECHES.
BIessrs. Mills and Bynum Speak to a Great
Audience.


Thursday was great day at Chautauqua.
And Messrs. Mills and Bynum have won
warm place in the hearts of all Georgians
The distinguished gentlemen were the re-
cipients of pleasant social attentions all day
Mr.. Mills was frequently congratulated on his
successful leadership in the house, while Mr..
Bynum was well piled for the latest news from
Indiana. The audiences which listened to
both gentlemen were cultured and apprecia-
tive, and were loud in their appreciation of the
occasion.
' At o'clock Hon. Roger @. Mills, Hon. Mr..
fBynum, Major M. G. Kiser, Colonel James r.,
tWylie, Governor Colquitt, Mr.. Joseph James,
Hon. John D. Stewart and Mr.. H. w. Grady
arrived at the tabernacle. A large assembly
had gathered to hear the speech OF Hon. Mr..
Bynum, of Indiana.
Mr., Grady in short tslk announced to the
people that they had met to hear discussed the
issues of the great campaign which is now
Upon us. He said that such a meeting was
Strictly in the line Of Chautauqua, since the
object Of Chautuaqua is to instruct the people
On all prominent topics of the day. lie was
glad to be present on such an occasion, and
was proud of Indiana and of her great repre-
Sentative who would address the people. On
Mr.. Bynum's shoulders as much as any man
in Indiana rests the responsibility of Carrying
the state democratic. Her democracy, how
ever, he did not for a moment doubt,
but felt as sure of a democratic vic
tory in that state which has ONLY
from six to eight thousand majority ia
a vote of five or six hundred thousand, as he
did OF victory in Georgia. He stated that Hon.
George Hilyer would introduce Hon. Mr..
Bynum.
Mr.. Hillyer said that he took delight in the
special ISSUE tariff so laid as to raise only so
much money as is necessary for the running of
the government. So laid az TO bear heavy
upon articles Of luxury and lightly upon artI-
Gles OF necessity. No party ever held a demo-
Cratic principle which would better bear his
light Of reasoning than the ono which we had
announced 1t was All old question. 1t had
eeoa agttated for forty years. IN tie district
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GROWING GEOEGIA.
Forty Six Counties Show a Net Gain NJ
Ed, 1906, 800.

The tax digest Of forty-six counties have
been received at the omptroller's Office to date
They show net increase over last year Of
$1,392,899.
Nine counties sent in their returns yester-
day.
Chatham came to the front with $25, 679, 505,
showing an increase $1,111,U5, during tho
last fiscal year. White returned $G71, :
435, an increase of $26,8l1. Quitman sent
in $3.50, 318, an increase Of $3.50; Wilcox
S713,274, an increase OF Eli 1G5; Early, 3d.
189, l63, an increase Of S110,036; Lee, $N8, 907
an increase Of 1871 ,00l; Screyen, 81 ,4M ,211, an
increase Of $57 1876; Tatnall 81 ,021, All in
crease Of $62,519, and Gordon, So, l00,947, an
increase of $50 300.
The net increase in these nine counties
amounts TO 81 ,18J, 5S2
A very handsome net gain in the returns
and all In one day.
OF the forty-sx counties which have sent in
their digests this year, only nine have shown
decrease since the last returns were made one
year ago. They are: Baldwin, off &15,000
Chattahoochee, off $4,000; Dade, off $l1 $40
Forsyth, off $4,000; Franklin, off $15,867 /;
Gwnnett, off $4,000; Jones, off $500;
Mitchell, off $4,000, and Warren off SIG, 316.
All those are good counties and it is diff
cult to assign causes for the falling off in
them.
But the pronounced increase in the other
thrty-Gye counties presents a splendid contrast
to the small decrease above noted.
The increase in the counties Of White and
Quitman appears all the more remarkable
when il IN remembered that these counties con-
tain no towns Of much growth.
Early shows a very healthy growth for
county with a small town.
The steady growth Of Tatnall for several
years past is ascribed in large measure TO the
development of the turpentine industry.
The $35, 900 increase in Chattooga Ii prob
ably due in part 70 the completion OF the Chat
tanooga, Rome and Carrolton railroad.
IL is hard TO account for the 100000 advance
In Habersbam, and the increase of S27 900 In
Hart is in the nature Of an agreeable surprise.
jackson Is one OF the best counties in Geor-
gia and IL Is matter Of mystery why her in
crease foots up only $17 900.
Old Oglcthorpe's increase Of $4,000 shows
that She is taking a new and solid start TO get
back that $4,000 decrease which her digest
recorded last year.
Pclleus makes a magnificent showing with
her clear increase Of 10000. The develop
mcnt Of her marble industry has unquestion-
ably had much to do with her long leap ~ the
front.
Polk comes up smiling with net gain OF
1928 600, which splendid showing must arise
from the enhanced value Of her mineral lands
The Brunswick boom Is assigned as the rea-
son for the wonderful increase Of $4,000 in
one year IN the county OF Glynn, and the half
million advance in HARRISON county Is ac-
counted for by the remarkable growth Of Tai
lapOOsa. The increase noted IN these two
counties the past year - Unprecedented.
The returns thus far indicate that the north
ern counties are making the best showing this
year, though Tor three OF four years past the
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southern counties have made greater progress
than any other portion of the state
Ihe forty-slx digests came from counties in
all sections of the state, and while proving be-
yond doubt that the uniform growth of
georgia is greater than ever before, would
seem to indicate that the ninety-one counties
yet to be heard from viii make still more
glorious showing.
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DISCUSSED IN WASHINGTON.
why MIR. Carlisle Hesitates About Coming to
the sChautauoua,

WASHINGTON, July 23.-iSpecial lit was
possibly as much Of surprise here as in At
lanta when it was learned that, after pre-
Vlously accepting, Speaker Carlisle had tele-
graphed Mr.. Grady that he would be unable
70 attend the Piedmont Chautaugua, as his
duties here would not permit his absence at
thiS time. This was unfavora6ly criticised by
pom democrats and republicans.
MI CarliSle explains his deClination by stat
ing that when he accepted it was with tho
understanding that the Chautauqua was purely
q literary affair, but since Mr. NlcIkin-
ieys invitation 1t is assuming a po-
ltloal aspect, hence his reconsideration.
Mr. Mills says he informed Senator Colquitt
week ago it would be impossible for him to
60. Mr. Mills accounts for Mr.. Carlisle's re-
1uslng on the grounds that he probably thinks
he was treated badly, by Mr.. Mckinley hav-
ing been invited to reply to him, and that in
the two speeches., it could be nothing other
than political discussion. Mr.. Mills, how
ever, said he had not spoken to Mr.. Carlisle
on the subject.
MILLS AND ByNuM ACCEPT.
WASHINGTON, July 24-[Specal.1 Both
Speaker Carlisle and Mr.. Breckenridge posi-
lively declined the invitation to the Chautau-
qua. Mr.. Mills and Mr. Bynum, of Indiana,
accepted, however, and left here at II o'clock
tonight, in company with Messrs. Arnold,
Turnbull and Judge Stewart.
Messrs. Arnold and Turnbull did not reach
Washington till o'clock this morning, on
account of an accident. These gentlemen and
Judge Stewart held long interview with tho
speaker this morning, and tried by every
means to have him reconsider. Mr.. Carlisle
was, however, firm in his resolve and
said it would be impossible for
him to go to Georgia. He gave no reason
but said he would try to speak in Georgia
some time in the summer after the campaign
opens. Mr.. Breckenridge refused on the
grounds of business before the house which
required his attention.
Mr.. Mills and Mr.. Bynum were then called
upon and both accepted Mr.. Mills stated that
he had declined when Senator Colquitt invited
him. but would reconsider, and now took
pleasure in accepting.
NOTE FROM MIR. CARLISLE.
Mr.. Carlisle sent the following letter OK
planning his declination just before the Mills
party left for Atlanta tonight:
Messrs. t. A. Arnold and w. L. Turnbull !:
Gentlemen-I have carefully considered your
request to visit Atlanta and deliver an address
on the 18th of this month, but am compelled to
say that in my opinion it would not
be wise OR proper for me TO
do SO under existing circumstances, as
stated in my telegram to Senator Colquitt.
will, if it should be desired by our friends.
visit Georgia at any time during the campaign,
after the adjournment of congress, and speak
in favor of the principles and candidates of
the democratic party. 1 am, very respectfully
yours, j. G. CARLISLE.
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the visit to the site OF the battle was full of in
terest to Colonel Mills. He hunted for and
located to more or less to his own satisfaction
the spots on which the bravest of men bed
ana died and lived anew the terrific expe-
renees through which he passed almost
quarter of a century ago.
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Mckinley Invited.

WASHINGTON, July 27-[Special. l-senator
Brown today received from President Kiser of
the Georgia Chautauqua, a formal invitation
for Hon. William Mckinley, of Ohio to speak
at Salt Springs on such day and subject as he
may select. A telegram was also received
from Mr.. Grady telling Senator Brown TO as
sure Mr.. Mckinley of warm reception in
Georgia and a large audience.
Mr.. Mckinley is absent at the sick bed of
his wife. He is expected here in q few days
AS soon as he arrives Senator Brown will ex-
tend the formal invitation and urge his ac-
ceptance of it. 1t is believed by Mr.. McKin-
ley's friends that he will accept.
WASHINGTON, July 28,-- Especial - The
probability is that Major Mckinley will go to
the Chautauqua. The invitation from President
Kiser and Mr.. Grady was delivered to him this
afternoon, and he has promised to give de-
cisive answer tomorrow night or Monday eve
ming.
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HE WILL COME,

WASHINGTON, July 9.-fSpecial. Mr.
Mckinley will go to the Chautauqua. He no
titled Senator Brown this afternoon that he
would take pleasure in accepting the invita-
ton rendered him yesterday, but it will be i'm
possible for him to go to Georgia before August
21st, on account OF important previous engage
ments. lie expressed himself as sorry that he
found it necessary to delay the date until that
time, but hoped either the 2lst or any day
thereafter would prove agreeable to the soci-
ETY.. 1t is almost unnecessary, on account Of
Mr.. McKinley's well-known reputation as the
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Colonel Mills having been IN the memorable
fight at Atlanta Of pa Of July, 1864, IN which
Generals Walker and Mcpherson lost their
lives, be had a natural interest Ia the old
battle grounds, aad the drive was first made "
the Mcpherson monument 1t was at
the hands Of tho pickets deplOyed
by Colonel Mills upon that memorable
day that General Mcpherson lost his life aud
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When the Energies Flag

DIR. 7. G. SMITH, Charlotte, N. g., says: "It
is an invaluable nerve tonic, a delightful bev-
erage, and one Of the best restorers when the
energies flag and the spirits droop."
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There is loud call for dispensatfon OF
common sense and common decency In the eonducs
Of the republican cempaign.-New York World.
The democrats are urged by the New York
Herald TO make Cleveland canvass" which it
explains as "a courageous campaign, no explana-
tOns no apologies" BY all means let us have q
Cleveland canvass.-Dubuque Herald.
The republicans are compelled 10 cling to
two bed rock lies with great stubbornness: l. That
the Mills bill Is "free-trade" measure g. That
the republican platform does not prefer cheap
whisky 70 cheap clothing -Arkansas Gazette.
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abruptly and left the room. A few moments
after Cecilia heard the front door open and
shut, and looking from the window she saw
Vance walking hurriedly down the path.
Her eyes followed him rs they never followed
the man whom her father had chosen for her
husband. She had spoken the truth when
she said that George Graham filled her heart
with awe. But she knew nothing of love.
1t Is said that pity is akin to love If SO.
Cecilia is nearer in love now than she ever
was in her life.
Vance Varian sat in the old gray church..
He had made up his mind not to listen to the
sermon, but he was listening i'll spite of him
self, and his heart rose within him in rebel
lion. Turn his eyes which way he would, he
encountered the kindling magnetic gaze of
the preacher. The service was over, and at
the door he waited for Cecilia.
"Will you take a walk on the cliffs before
you go home 2" he asked, when she APP
peared.
Yes" she answered, after some hesita.
ton.
He took her hand in his, and she allowed
him to lead her up the struggling path. They
assembled the cliff, neither speaking a word.
They reached the top, and her hand still in
his, they stood and watched the boundless
| ocean stretched out before them, and listened
TO tn. thud of it's mighty waves as they
dashed against the rocks below.
As they stood thus, what was going on in
both their hearts2 .u,
! Suddenly Cecilia turned towards 7Hnsini AanmHi
hooking up N hiA fAee, abe saadI '
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"You did listen to the sermon? I was
watching you all the time"
He looked Town at her, but for a moment
he did not speak. Then, taking her hand in
his, he said
'lf could have you always near me it
would be all easy matter to be good"
For an instant only her eyelids dropped,
and her face was aiame then the color died
away, leaving her an unnatural white, and
she looked up at him with great frightened
eyes, Perhaps he understood that look. for
he dropped her hands and tremblingly turned
away.
Cecilia's heart was revealed to her. She.
the promised wife of tina good man, loved
this reckless, unbelieving man, who for ten
v .ars had led a Bohemian life, standing be-
You'd the pale of respectable socity. What a
sinful wretch she thought herself. She would
never speak to him again, and, scarcely
knowing what she was doing, she turned
to fly.
Another minute and Vance Varian was
startled by a cry.
Cecilia, in her blind fight, had rua near
the edge of the cliff. missed her footing, and
she was now hanging to the shrubs that grew
some fifteen feet below. There was no rope
or anything else about with which he could
save her. He must descend those jutting
rocks.
Don't, don't!" came family from Cecilia,
rs, looking up, she saw what he was about to
a9,ssSsii P l SsssSss Il $ SIs ss sH aS &easSbs 2se BS q arm
hold 4 few moments lopgsTi and 4 few mo.