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IN THE PAsT-J. E. K, City. The 18th OF
October, 1852, fell on Wednesday, and the 10th
OF May, 1864, on Tuesday.
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1900 yards ALL-woOL FANCY-MIXED
CHENlOTS, all dark colors and black,
good three bit value, marked now at
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CoUNTERBLAsTE TO ToBACCo-A. p, Berke-
ley, Cal. c. Hindley was tue author OF "Coun-
ierblaste TO Tobacco" first published in "Old
Book Collectors Miscellany" volume 2, in
1864.
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CHERRIES, BLACKBERRIEs - Fruit-grower,
Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County, Cal. The
earliest cherry that comes TO the San francisco
market Is The Red Marillion. ana then comes
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Dress Goods.

1000 yards HALF-wOOL CHALLIE, all
light grounds and floral designs, some
OF the daintiesE stuffs of the year,
ana worth one-halr more than special
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BACK DATEs-K. s.. Oakland. Cal. The 16th
Of November. 1874. fell on Monday, and the
31st OF March, 1876, fell on Friday.
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FASTEST YACHT. &. B., City. The fastest
yacht in San Francisco bay, il time allowance
and dimensions are not taken into con nsdera-
tion, Is the schooner yacht jessie
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GERMANY NEvADA-K. p, City. The area
Of The German empire Is 2OS, ,73S English
square miles that OF the State OF Nevada is
Ito, 700 miles.
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SToNEMAN-E. Med, City. At last accounts
Ex-Governor George Stoneman was still alive.
residing in the State OF New York, where he
has been quite Ill.
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500 yards ALL-wOOL FRENCH AR .
MURE SUITING, 3S inches wide,
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l00U yards COLoRED JAP SILK. full 20 .
inches wide, In all colors very bright L
special. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
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PIoCHE-J. NJ, City. F. L. A. Phoebe died
on the morning of the I'd OF May, 1872. at hts
home, 500 Stockton street, the building now
occupied by the Chinese Consulate.
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ONE OF AK. S., Oakland. Cal. AS a half
dime of the issue OF 1847 is not quoted in the
lists issued by numismatists, it Is worth only
its face value.
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300 yards FRENCH NOVELTY SUIT q. 90
!NG. SIX ana wool, regular value - i
~ 80 ana 81 75......-......... ...... Yard |
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the Early Purple Guigue. The blackberry
grown In Santa Cruz County. and commonly
called Jacksonville berry," IS the Logan
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$50 yards CoLoRED VELVET, 1sinches
WIDE, regular 81 quality, . two-for-
one opportunity acknowledgements.
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500 yards BLACK SURAH SILK, heavy,
23 inches wide. good value for 75c.
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200 yards FANCY CHANGEABLE TAF-
FEIA SILK, l9 inches wide. costs
you 81 everywhere. but here .
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EFFECT OF WILL-N. W.. City. will or
testament In law Is writing by which per-
son entitled to property declares what Is TO be
done with such properly after his or her death.
Under the law a husband having no children
can will all his property TO his wife, no matter
II all or any part of the same was acquired be-
fore marriage. IL iD his will he ignored his
sis ers or other relatives such relatives could
not lay claim 10 any portion of the estate
unless that they could in a contest show that
the iesiatOr was not of sound or dsposing mind
or that the testator had been unduly Influenced
or coerced into dlsposing of property in cer-
tain manner.
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500 yards BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK.
heavy quality, excellent goods, 3 fine
value at 81, special at...........
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500 yards ALL PURE SILK DUCHESS
extra heavy, the queen of bargains,
worth 81 80. the actual value, we give
to you for.
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Ladies' Underwear.

LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED COTTON ORC
VESTS, round neck. sleeveless, pink ~
and blue, regular value 35c. special. Each
LADIES SWISS RIBBED VESTS, high OSC
neck, sleeveless, pink and blue, hno -
quality, regular value S5c. Special. Eaeh
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, ORC
heavy quality. crochet edge. high neck, ~
shortsleeveS, one-third under value,at Each
with 3-inch embroidery on bottom, OO
good soc value for or............ Pair
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, ruffled 6OC
and tucked, 5-inch embroidery TRIM oO
ming, regular value 65c........ ....... PAR
CBILDREN's MUSLIN DRAWERS, 1SC
made of heavy muslin, tuck bottoms, 1O
SIZE 1 to 3. worth 25c. sale price....... Pair
EXTRA LARGE WAIST corr 5OC
SET. In drab only. trimmed with lace OO
on top, steel protector, price.......... Pair
Mems and Boys Furnishings.
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS. just what you
want for camp, or otherwise. made of OSC
fancy stripe hanneIette, light and ~
dark patterns, price only y....,.......... Each
MEMS NEGLIGE SHIRTS, made of 0RC
heavy hannelette, handsome styles, CO
worth oOc.,... Each
BOYS AND.YOUTHS' OUTING SHIRTSI OSC
striped i1annelette, assorted patterns ~
LaCu
BOYS CALICO WAISTS black with D6C
white stripe, fine quality. age TO II ~
years EaCu
BOYS WAISTS, BLUE PERCALE, flg- OSC
cured, handsome and serviceable OO
WaisI.'''.. Each
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WRITING TABLETs-A price wonder.

STATIONERY-A full assortment; boxes
containing "a sheets of paper and "a
envelopes; the prices commence at.
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FRUIT CULTIvATIoN-C. 7. W., Oakland.
Cal. What is the most profitable fruit 10 grow
in California depends very much upon the local.
fy in which the party desires to start AN
orchard. What might be profitable in one part
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PLAYING CARDS-At our prices it
would be no extravaganza to change
the decK every few deals: good quality
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500 yards COLoRED SURAH SILK. "a
inches wide, extra heavy quality,
worth 81, price.
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TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASK,
stuff that will wash and boil and grow
brighter, price only nly..,...............
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DonestiCs.

SATINES-A handsome line OF dark pat
terms, latest effects. made Co sell at I OIC
25e. Nothing damaged about them A2
but the price Observation-Disclosures. Yard
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HUCK SUITING-Just what you would
be thinking of buying at 121ac, regu-
lar value. Buy now at.....,,,,,.
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AND BUTCHERS PASS
BOOKS-You know what you usually
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POLL TAX AGAIN.. B. l., City. Prior to
the adoption Of the present constitution of the
State of California mlitiamen and firemen Of
The volunteer department were exempt from the
payment of poll tax. but after the constitution
cal Code was amended so that now ''eyery ma Ie
innabltant of this State, over 81 years of age
and under go years OF age, must pay annually a
poll tax OF ST." The only ones excepted are
paupers, idiots, insane persons and Indians not
taxed. Under the construction placed on tine
law members of the National Guard OF Califor-
MIA, II over 21 and under go, must pay poll tax
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COMPOSITION BOOKS. s1ax7 in; 100
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FANCY TURKISH TIDES, size l7x4O,
almost two-for-one opportunity
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opportunities that may seem Spe-
Cial, but are only our usual low
prices.
Dress Goods.
1000 yards HALF-wooL CHALLIE, all
light grounds and floral designs, some
OF the daintest stuffs of the year, 10C
ana worth one-halt more than special IO
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Yard
500 yards FRENCH CHALLIES, ali wool, OSC
81 inches wide, soc and 75e OO
grades, special price. Yard
300 yards STORM sERGEs. fancy-col-
ored stripes. in black and navy, 80 hSC
inches WIDE, good 75c value, special tO
price. Observation-Disclosures. Yard
1900 yards ALL-woOL FANCY-MIXED OEC
CHENloTS, all dark colors and black, 10
good three bit value. marked now at Yard
500 yards ALL-wOoL FRENCH AR oOC
NUKE SUITING, 3S inches wide, 20
surprise price. e..............-.......... Yard
ING. silk and WOOL regular value ID II
sl so ana 81 75................ ...... Yard
l00U yards COLORED JAP SILK, full 20 OSC
inches wide, in all colOrs avery bright 40
sPec4@l $1,000. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Yard
$50 yards CoLoRED VELVET, 1sinches SOC
wide, a regular 81 quality, twO-for- w
one opportunity. Observation-Disclosures. Yard
500 yards BLACK SURAH SILK, heavy, HOC
2S Inches wide. good value for 75c. w
attraction price. ............... Yard
500 yards BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK HrC
heavy quality, excellent goods, . fine 10
value at 81, special at.............. Yard
200 yards FANCY CHANGEABLE TAF- TeC
FETA SILK, l9 inches wide, costs 10
you Sl everywhere. but here. .......,, Yard
800 yards ALL PURE SILK DUCHESS
extra heavy, the queen of bargains, FSC
worth 81 90. the actual value, we give y
70 you tor ........................... Yard
500 yards COLoRED SURAH SILK, "a HsC
inches wide, extra heavy quality, 20
worth 81 price. ce...................... Yard
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LARGEST CITIEs--M. r., Oakland. Cal. The
ilve largest cities, according 10 population, are
London, which by the census OF 1898 had
population OF 4.3o6, All; Paris, census OF 1891.
z.447, 957; New York, special censns of 1892,
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JAPANESE TELESCOPE BASKETS
Everybody wants them, or will at our
prices; sizes l4xS TO 3 iu. deep, 25c;
l6x91a TO 81. III. deep, 35c; 17111 to
6 III. deep. 40c: 1Sx12 TO 8 in. deep,
45c; larger ones IN proportion.
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"A BLEACHED CAMBRIC, a quality
honest as native gold, worth lOc,
special Observation-Disclosures. Y
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BOYS CALICO WAISTS, black with
white stripe, fine quality, age 10 II
years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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CENTURY sERIES-HandsomeIy bound
in cloth in imitation of library leather;
good paper and print; fiction, his
tory, biography, travels, ETC.; the
works of Dickens. EOers, Irving, Oar
win. Goldsmith, Eliot. ETC.; don't
delay coming; a quick pulse will reach
TO the end of any stock, however largo
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MEMS NEGLIGE SHIRTS, made of
heavy hannelette, handsome styles,
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CREPE DE SAVOIE-A Cotton ChAllis,
dark and light patterns, a clingIng,
bilIowy stuff in fashion patterns.
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BOYS ANDYOUTHS' OUTING SHIRTSI {
striped i1annelette, assorted patterns
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OXFORD SERIES-The WORKS OF such
authors as Dickens, rhackeray, Cooper,
Scott, etc., handsomely bound In
cloth; 81 book, and we tell you
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COLUMBUS SERIES, CLOTH BOUND
BOOKS-N orks of the most famous
novelists. standard works OF fiction,
tastetulIy bound. with cloth covers.
Books that lOw-price dealers asks soc
for. Your pick from thousands for.
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Books and Stationery.

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY POCKET
EDITION-FictIon, history, biog-
raphy, travels, etc Be your nature
quiet or gay, here's reading for you
at tempting prices. Books worth zoe
tO30c each selling for or..........,...
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SAN FRANCISCO.
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BOYS WAISTS, BLUE PERCALE, flg-
cured, a handsome and serviceable
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THE NAvy-YARD-G. M. c.. Alameda, Cal
In order to obtain employment in any OF the
departments In the Navy-yard at Mare Island
it is necessary that the applicant shall be a citi-
zen of the United States; that he shall have
knowledge of the work that he wishes TO per-
form; that he must be a member of The domi-
nant political party and have political pull
particularly the pull.
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right to come and look in upon the
highest legislative body of the country of
which they were citizens. They had right
the senate; and they had right to present
their grievances in person No man,
whether senator or citizen, had the moral
or the legal right to deny them that prvi-
lege. He believed that Coxey had a right,
and that has followers had a right to be
treated with as much courtesy and kindness
as the president OF the United States.
The discussion was still going on at 1
o'clock p. M, when the resolution went
over without action, and the tariff bill was
taken up. 1t was stated by Mr. AIdrich
that Mr.. Quay, who has the floor to con-
t1nue his speech, detained from the
chamber today by illrsc771.
Mr.. Perkins, republican, Of California,
addressed the senate in opposition to the
bill.
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PROVISIONS, GRAINS, sETC.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE,
ATLANTA, April 81, 1894
Groceries.

ATLANTA. April 81 Roasted cohes - ArbRcklss
l4l0c q 100 cases Lion 2li0o; Leverin 20 24.loa
Greeuxtra ch dice q Sc choice good &c; l9s
common II 1salS p sugar-Grau ulated 45sc powdered
&c; cut LOAF b: white extra New Orleans yellow
clarified I,s4{a; yellow extra 1904. Syrup-New
Orleans choice &c; prime So ioc; common 20 &31o
Molasses-GenuiEe CUBA 35I3Sc imitation t2dl25o
Teas-Elack 30 55c, green 40 aboo Nutmeg 65 $50
Gloves % SOC. Cinnamon 10G1213c. Alispics 106olo
Ginger lSc. Singapore pepper lie. II ce sl.0I Rice
Head &c; good soc: common 43ac; imported Ja-
pan GAS &c. Salt-Hawy IS dairy 81 10; icecrF2n st.l0
Virginia 10c Cheese Flats Il 503c White ish-f
bbls $500; pals SOC. Mackereis hbls $500 $50 Soap
Tallow 100 bars, 10 bs So Q9G37 turpentne ia bars
60 ns S2.26025J. Candles - Paraftin lie: star lie.
Matches4 Cos s0o 5oos $500 1916 29os S. 002o: $685.
bgross, $575. SOda-kegs, bulk i'ec 90. package.
So cases. 6ae; do and = his &c; do n lbs b4os
Crackers-XXX soda 5jac; xxx butter bAc; xxx
pearl oysters shell and excelsior 2; lemon creams
XXX ginger snaps &c; cornililo Sc. Csndy-Assorted
stick 6: French mixed I2G l2tc. Canned goodo-Con-
densed milk s6cOaS.0G imitation nackere s3.95 9i.Oo
salmon e5.25n $50; F.W oysters sl75; L. W. Sl35 corn
s2.592 co; tomatoes $500 Ball potash 49, O. Starch
Pearl DC; lamp 4'sc; nickel package S3lGceHuletd
s502 PckiesRlain mixed, pints 81 90 @l4v quarts
gl.50 1850. Powder-Rihe, ks F3.2l ~ KEGS SI5I
kegsStla. Shot-3l.41. Slsack-
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SAYS lie ONLY SLAPPED HER.
Nudge. ShcIInutt Tells cs the Row Be
..onn LA &akl and k.r:.nI!nM Oh ter.

Carrouton. Ca, Apr 16.-(speciai3 Jud j5S
fs+bar If John Snellnult, who 50 cruelty
WhP2ed ms dqgs T today Ia APn 4 2a2s 4 b&
MI ma was not beat up as the neWspa-
per- per- stated 5'' ana that She was not cruelty
w!lipued. that he only slapped hcr over,
Iln claims that it WAS not altogether on
account Of Miss Una's Iber1ting her young
or brother. but or account of her wishing
IA many TINS and The releasing OF The
bow SO aroused his anger, young ShelInutt
= :, Is, tule ne struck her before he thought
and his lick was harder than intended.
confned in jail but was out on his own
recoenizancc. His case was called before
the communal Judge Saturday and he WalV-
ed trial ana gave bond for his appearance
at the Regular term of court.
While John Shelinutt was unuer arrest
Miss Una was married last Wednesday
evening to the man of her choice.
Shellnutt is highly connected in this
county.
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lie Broke Tier Heart.

Macon, Ga, April 2O.-(SpeciaL)-Mrs.
William Haven. of Lake City, Fla, was
driven to the city hall in a hack this after
noon in a half stupeficd condition. She de-
of landanum with suicidal intent, because
her husband had forSaken hre. Physicians
say she couldn't have taken the quantity
shs claims to have swallowed and lived.
Police authorities directed her to 90 to the
Homo for the FGieudless. Mrs. Haven says
ago to join Il minstrel company and she
came to Macon last Saturday, expecting to
meet her husband here: Instead, she re-
ceiVeG a letter from him written in At
lanta saying he would not live with her
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EInnr. Grim and EIeaA.

ATLANTA. April q Flour First patsnt $3.50;
second patent S40e extra fancy 325 fancy s. 10;
ly f2.73 Corn-No1 white 59c; No. whits 5sc7
mixed 56c- OGts-Whito 60c; mixed i7c. Seed rye
Georgia $50 50. Hay Choice timothy, large bales.
s5c No. l timothy, large bales, SOC, choice timothy
small bales, Soc No. timothy, small bales 2c No.
Soc. Wheat bran-large sacks S3c; small sacks g..
Cotton seed meal-Sl.30 u cwt. steam teed-Sils
y cwt Stock peas G0G6jc p bu; white 60 65C lady
Boston bears S2.65g2.75 u bui Tennessee @l75S
2nQ. llrits-Pesrl s.
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The Evolution

OF medicinal agents is gradually relegat-
ing the oldtime herbs. pills, draughts and
vegetable extracts to the rear, and bringing
into general use the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative. Syrup of Figs. TO get the
true remedy see that it is manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Company only.
For sale by all leading druggists.
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ATLANTA. April Il Eg-s al0e Butter -
West creamery 25a27ac; fancy Tennessee is 1885,
choice l5@lSc; other grades re- l5c Live poultry
TurAeys lUc q ID hens % y :, spring chlckens,
large IS 40c large 1r.es Isd20c; medium l2!ae loo;
small 10Gl2 %; ducks 20a22's Dressed poultry-Fnr-
Keys l. 0ljc ducks i ol5c chickens l04l25a Irlsh
potat Jes s250@s2.76 bb fancy Ebu 81 10. Sweet
potatoes, 5t@Goc e. bU. Honcy-Straned i0c; IN
the comb 105UlZe &C Onions 5l5B0Sli5 bbl $500
30; Spanish onions. / gu. crates Sl4GlLl50. Cab
ba.e % c. Grapes Malaga 81 to kegs s7.S09b00i
10 o Is ID kegs So .o0G.7.,U.
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ATLANTA. April Il Apples Fancy northern
go {. BARRE; Virginia wine sap s5JOa6 %; Geor-
ga none. Lemons MessIaa soc pJ5J; Florida
$50 zoo Ora"ges Florida ,3.5ot35O q box tirspa
Fruit SI.I5d2J0 p crate CocOanut5 e0D4c. PlneaP-
pies .00@5.5J = Bananas-eeecte6 Slo0 4200.
FiGs 70 l5c. Raislns--New California $780, z Boxes
SIaU; "a 75c Currans &c. Lesnorn cltron 70
Il 25c. Nuts-AlmonGs il. pecsns Il lac. biazlllS
I2ec. Fhberts II :. Waluuts 1872 loo Peanuts
Virginia, elect liglt 81; isley handPcked 4s4as
NORM Carolina 4 =: Get r.ig 204l.c.
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1t Was the Collector.

The editor he seized his pen
To write the widow fair,
But, turning round, dismayed he found
A bill collector near.
And then dstractedly he wrote
That which did much amaze:
Accept dear heart this little note
This note for-thirty days!"
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Want
Half Rates to Memphis.

The Georgia Pacific road will make rate
of one fare for the round trip to Memphis
30th and May LIST and I'd, good returning
until June st, The Georgia Pacific is the
only through car line to Memphis, the rate
any agent Richmond and Danville and
Georgia Pacific railroads.
a. A. NERNOY, Passenger Agent.
w. Fl. TAYLOE, District Passenger
Agent. Atlanta, Ga.
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Two Killed by lightning.

1eSterday severe wind and rain STORM
TWiggs Counties In the latter county,
about twelve miles from Macon, while
negro man and his wife, named Allen ana
marc DeZzard, We're walking in an open
field they We're struck by lightning ano
killed. They We're found soon after inc
accident, while the bodies were yet WarI,'
Their faces were turned to the ground.
The wind was severe at Nelson's mill, IN
Blbb county Shingles We're blown IrolI
the roofs OF houses and other damage
done.
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That's Right.

They may laugh at Coxey's army
On its way to Grover,
But in tramping through the country
1t is frequently in clover.
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ATLANTA, April p Clear rib sides boxed 7So;
fce-cured bellies elie. SuEar-curcd hams u : SC;
according TO brand and average, California as
breakfast bacon IL L2rd-Lell q; compound s>s
"a.
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just So!

Just let this thing be understood:
When all the Gathers rough,
If you Just say that times are good,
They'll be so sure enough!
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A Good Pointer

Why should YOU be idle for one hour? No
use in the world for it. Every moment or
the working part of each day ought TO De
employed. The busy people are the happy
people b. F. Johnson q Co, of Rlchnpnu,
Va, are Offering in today's paper 70 sdl on
you how to turn every hour into soilu caeh.
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NEW YORK. April 1I.-The New York
Financier says this week: Money continues
TO Hov to this center in LARGE amounts, and
as Ions as the movement continues 1t
pro es coucGsvely that the interior bank
ke"s cannot loan il to any advantage. Not
Withst2ndinS that nearly every BANK OF
any note in New York has been wedding
out uuprolita5la accounts, cutting down
the rate OF interest PAID on balances from
2 to ~ per cent, or, IN some cases, positive
ly refusing TO pay any interest at all on
country balances, the bank statement OF
averages for the week e1 ding April DIST
shows that the associated banks Of New
York have gained during the week S6052,tOJ
in deposits The increase III the same item
Tor the previous week amounted 10 f}po''1Vo,
making the net increase for two weeks over
$l5,000000 The total deposits of the clearing
house banks now amount 10 @9ot"'9, iUV. L nc
steady increase in loans is a very favorable
factor. The increase for the past SIX days
amounts to $2.130,00o and for the previous
tai increase in loans for two weeks over
IS 500.000. The aggregate loans are $l95,oh9-
400 The net increase in the cash is $2,6o9-
COO made up from a gain in legal tenders
of 49, SCI, 100, and offset by u decrease IN spe-
Gle to the extent of $l,l13SJc. saturday
steamers took out $2,000.000 in gold from
this port but this does not figure in the
statement. The gold which was exported
the previous week, amounted to nearly
81 GOO 600 and is reflected in this statement,
aG Witnessed by the decrease in specie. On
account of the very large increase in the
dc00sits which, of course, necessitates the
keeping of more reserve, the surplus Re
serve was increased only SLIT, OPS The
total amount now held over the legal re-
ouiremcnt is So, 00S,025
NEW YuRK. April u Tho following Is tho state
,ne,,t of thu associated banks for the week eEiuy
today: -
Reserve, increase IL VES
Loans. increase '''''.''-'''"''".' Z't5OOou
Legal tenders increase 3,s64l09
Deposits. increase .. eO3Z iUu
Circulation decrease 56s,UoJ
Banks hold $S2 015 in of the legal
surements ofthe % per cent rule.
Atlanta CIesr!ne Association Statement.
Darwin c. Jones, Manager.
Clearngs last week. 1,ibi ,l39.ls
The Visible supply.
New York, April 21.-The total visible sup
ply of cotton for the world is 3,395,364 bales,
Of which 3,303, 064 bales are American, against
3 sos 1873 bales and 3,2sS SS3 bales respectively.
last year Receipts of cotton this week at
ali interior towns, 29,3T bales Repeipts
from the plantations, S27n bales. Crop in
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GORDON C0UNrY's wHITECAps

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething: softens the gums and allays
all pain - cent.
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Save Up Your Rocks

Save Up Your Rocks.
When the world Is sunny.
Save up your rocksl
When you're out Of money,
Nothin's ever funny
Not a bit O honey:
Save up your rocksI
Time has got a sickle
Save up your rocks!
If you need q nickel
You'll be in a pickle;
Won't laugh when they tickle
Save up your rochsl
Take what life Is bringin'-
Save up your rocksi
See the flowers a-springin';
Arms OF love a-elingta':
Hear the birds a-singin':
Save up your rocks!'
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any more. Rather than be separated from
him she preferred to die, hence she took
the iaudnanum. She says she is twenty
three years old and has been married sew
erai years. This is the story she told at
ponce headquarters. She formerly lived
Daniels