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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-28
A CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION NEEDED

certain Populist nominee wears gold dol
lar on the lapel of his coat. The other day, a
certain prominent Republican, and nominee
for very important office, met the Populist
nominee. He spied the little gold "badge,"
and looked at it very carefully. After study
ing the Indian head on the dollar, he said:
,"Ah! Crown of thorns, Ell ?"
This tickled the Populist, but he kept his
face straight, and said:
"My friend, don't you know what that is /?
It's the thing you are bowling for-it's gold
dollar"
els that so ?" said the Republican,, and he
walked away, scratching his head.
The same day, the Populst took the train
for neighboring town, and directly the con-
ductor came along. He espied the little gold
piece, and asked:
"Hello What kind of badge is tat ?"
"Don't you know what that is ?" asked the
Pop.
"No!" replied the conductor.
"Well," said the Populist, 'that is what you
fellows are crying for. That is Sound money
"a gold dollar"
as that so I" said the conductor, and he
hung his head and walked away.
You see, these bright, wise, intelligent Re-
publicans who are so anxious that ''the present
gold standard" may be maintained don't see
gold money often enough to know what it is
when they see it. These god-bug speakers
should try to get few pieces of "sound mon
ey'' at some bank, and carry them around so as
oN"educate" the people.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-28

Col. ELLSWORTH, who has been lecturing
for the Mystic Brotherhood, says that organic
alton, as political factor, will cut very small
figure in the state. He says their claim of
5000 members is a great big bluff; that they
have not to exceed 5000 members, and he is of
the opinion that there are not more than 6 1000.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-28

wv. LEEDY and Frank Doster Joined the
army when they were IA years old.
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-07-27
LAUGH AS THEY RIDE TO DEATH
Women Enjoy Wild Runaway Gauss
ing Death OF Seventeen Men.

Baltimore Md, July 20.-Captain Weise.
of the steamship America, which arrived
today from Jamaican ports. brought news
Of u serious railroad accident ON the new
Jamaica railroad, in which seventeen per-
sons lost their lives and twenty-five others
We're severely injured.
1t occurred July 1lth about ten miles fron
Annato Bay.
A locomotive drawing six fat cars loaced
with colored labOrers. male and Iemaio,
was descending a steep grade on the side
of the mountain when the airbrakeS failed
ami the train began Il wild hight down the
mountain side. All efforts of the train
crew to check its speed proved unavaling.
and it shot down the steep grade like d
rocket.
Not realizing that the train was beyond
control the women clappcd their hands
with glee and laughed and cheered as they
flew over the rails. but their laughter was
soon followed by the shrieks of the wound
ed and groans of the dying. Near the bot
tom of the grade the runaway train coliid-
ed with a locomotive which was standing
on the track.
Seven men jumped from the cars and
were instantly killed. three being decapi-
tated. Thirty-two others were more OF less
seriously injured, OF which number ten died
afterwards.
Not a woman was severely hurt. Both
locomotives and the cars were demolished.
The track was torn up for a considerable
distance.
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II We Knew.

Cc-lit We hut draw hack tlse curtains
That surtounI each others lives.
Sc the naked heart and spirit.
Know what spur the ction gives.
Often We should unJ Il better.
Furer than We judge we ahould-
We should love each ether better.
II We only understood.
Cu-li wc fudge au deeds ~ motives.
see tire gsct 2-i bad within.
Cfteu ue -tnlII love th.. sinner.
Al the while we loath the sin.
Could $50 know TIRE powers working
IT, overthrow Integrity.
We should judge each others errors.
Nti nlrrc patient charity.
II ve knew the care and trials.
Enss- tre effort al in vazu.
Ard tTe bitter 1isa lgc5utm.us,
Understood tne loss ana gain.
We lil the grim external roughucsS
seem. wonder. jus. the same2
Would ue help where now ve hin,icr7
Wolll We pity where We blame-
All We judge each other harshlv.
hrrw4u- not lies arIden force.
Know NE not tbe fauut n action
iS less turhii at fls source
s. luE -lt arliI thc Evil
ATE t1e E1ifeu r-a fus ~ good.
N'- wr.t loEe each other better.
ir vc only understood.
MRS &. H. TAINTOR
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A NEW THOUGHT OF DUTY

,,--i,+en for Woman's hlhb"o''' .,s,o-
.,o little word duty hes II
-,,,i,o than appears on the .1,,,s of
" u.rd that embodies All 'He a. ,,.,.,li
,utina Ard BY the ohser. an, .i,,., re-
i4''''- which our eternal dcslile9 ~,
rence a. the supremest WORD III '.o
pcHu- tr,,- many of MS are Wilil"b
nhlN'i'. incxorabie duty? HOW piO,lo
-, "a neglect little duues' : 80 ,,,,at
] , l. is not always clc"t -. and
! 80 ,r,, is hut by earnest 1Fs .,,,olv
,,-averfnl meditation we e"-i - ,oace Of
I pI0S l. WHAT consolation What po''e 80
ihd a.. ,,.,,-s as a natural conseque''
i4"" F1eil,,ant of dutyi Just no"
ul'o" . n..d for uniiinching loio"'
- @ many seem TO lehoI" l"o rhrist
, &c unfolding the cdu90 -,,-..orttv
r,,,oso who do not process - ond ir
-, "a delight in hndihs ron vo,
- oetrav young ChrlsuaHS' or,l
leaol.e more beautiful sight upon eau it, :,
iii'9 hon n Young convert eH1.i 81, -
. li'o, s+i,r career? With a heart a.,
$ a m countenance all irradiateu us - -
; -, ,,-hfsperings OF falth ne ~ IN h
a ~. ,,,on a life which ne leei1 -,ro,r
a C,io5 with work for the Mas'ei 80 m
:. -, 90 forsal1e all the triVolu' as a
2 tses 10 -, such things seem as
q WIZ. Ia I2ut has he counted tIe
80 more than at any othei ~. trvir
-, he will have TO ehcO" Cbri
io ..*fo,e Outsiders invite SN"''e -
ls ,,ans 10 ioin in worldly anu ssa. tnev a
ne ,a''5 80 10 impress the fact that l"Vy ,on
et ,l~~,nless and insisting that un on a
~ ,,,,st have pleasure. And SO Oh 5 a. tbe {:
ns ~ ~ stcr leads 10 another ana ~ ~, !
my 80 80 one goes the moro good II W."
IN scorer of religion. 49,, and thii
~ on my yorng friends slop ", ,'ou br
81 ~, You -eglect your duty w -,
- rarroach not only upon yourseH, - =
10, 10 To- lei grav-haired parents ana upSm IN
80 - Sb,,rcb Not only do you 90 ti,is' ero,,
- - surely leading others iartnei ia.a = Tyill
az ~ ~ rectitude. Your influence .e,''t
20, 20. s,ond or evil, and those VINO t't,,p - Oh
,ves .t,ors to whom you yield hoplhs ,o " 6rs
half t,,oir Good will. viii be ainohs '"'
the Iileh s,our lack of firmness' o,
I in sneer az sC,rd an unconverted peLson
of u on. Slo0 CO TO many places OF - IN I'll l.
iven II ulu tbeir behavior, who are ihT y Il :
ing iioilst ilst,rch What a reprohcls - y :
OF @ ulle tr,,a and ohi how was oNO " An, ~,
an II was ~, ~ 0,hought Had each one uoi, -,
,b,,s ed by thS rsalked as becoming oIo "
~ duty might not that person - q ~,
.cny' dlsclinefr TO change his course ,aa, w
iuil, consstl9Sd ~ ''avoid even the aPP0"
most reminded "
into OF eHh % not say go about win "a q ions 1ae
anu a1a solemn mien. .sI O.is ne love,
strain want "a "a,d beautiful. We see eAa
10 osFe,bis IN all His works. Do 0U'
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FRANKL1N's CHANCE TO HANG.
Man and Woman Kill a Woman and
Man So They Can Marry.

Bristol, Tenn, July Especial. Albert
Franklin, of Caldwell county, North Caro-
lima, charged with poisoning his wife in
order that he might we'd Mrs. Fog
Brown, after the two should succeed in
putting her husband out of the way. may
yet hang.
Brown was plowing in the corn field one
day when Franklin, who was then making
his home with the family, carried him his
dinner. In a few hours Brown was dead.
The dinner had been poisoned, SO the
neighbors thought afterwards. and the
body was eXhumed and the stomach and
liver were sent to experts in New York.
who discovered strychnine.
II Franklin and Mrs. Brown, who We're then
lIiving together as man and wife, were ar
Vested, charged with poisoning Mrs. Frank
N and Mr.. Brown. They were tried. con-
lcted and sentenced 10 the penitentiary
AZ life.
he case has been appealed and the gen
M verdict IS that the lower court will
Z reversed and that the two will hang
case rivals the famous Baker-Gilmore
which excited national attention near
Zeat a few years ago.
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NEW zEALAND's sTRANeBIRD.
A wingless Fowl Which Feeoonly
~ at Night.

,ro,v an Englishman, WI has
l. @-a,y zealand for the laour
hVeu ~ arrived on the Mariposah
teen Saai,,en SoolT of the apteryX' or M the
ilne ,fgbt bird, found only new
1aaI,nd. says the san ial,...1 40
~ qtrange-loolIing cre"lul W.
- of a domestic fowl anu - ed
llio '.,, ryhot is apparently mary = OF
VIZ. "i'.,.a brown. This apteryN pronaoi is
MOI ,'o,,o, az being the first one OF ~ q
lile - ever breathed the air OF Aih'2, ,
till' tlt' ~, i've kiwis have been optalieor
though and geological gardens IN
| rope. ,, o,,, foundation IN
we notorious hlieyoo plrd' ul0
ioi 80 Furnished the sugSeStlou.
~ ,s most active at hish1 a',n w
-, about rapidly, thruslihs - US,
nm into the earth IN search OF w.
" ,-h{ch il feeds. Whhe mus ntgt,,I nuItr.
S,i.,,s o,i nm a continuous auulDiS ~.
keel'sn fbeina situated very near tIse
nosttnS 'nner mandible. The kiWl' Io
or tle ~, ~ IL IS best known IN New
TINS ,s Sluggish in the daytlme, anu
lahu, - Great difficulty IN seeHS. ~
| 10 hstNo catches the large, luminous
| II on" crushes them against the X
Woi s.n,,allows them. during ihe opti
, a,iH,,borescent ar particles dIh@Ntc ~ \,
- and the hermlt-llk piiu 0'l,t IL ~ ~
no darkness contlnuinb ,tS o.
. | IN SiS remarkable thlnS apout ~, ~.
n | toou' ,'ttan IN the absence or WihB
? IN a.. au feathers IS the great slZe
:. reku';t a. laws. The kiwi egg WeISii9
., ..,et,,e ounces. or Qual'oi "
? the bird itself.
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Henry Grady's
LIFE and SPEECHES

r,nere has never been until now popu-
oo,oise and handy volume ot the
m,o ,s,, and speeches of Henry W. Graay
offered the public We have have arra4 and popuiar
the aontaining a well prepared BIO
sappPieai sq1,5Pf sketch of Mr.. Grady together
go his great speeches. -
win hle ahcs are gems OF thought and
ms s,artbv Tp the attention Of every lover OF
the t6s There hofs s Gseg grs9 s9 many mann hat
| nanuS - ~ arranged with the publishers
we we natI mi cabinet size picture OF Mr.. Grady
tn This picture suitable for o.f fr@iTs of Which s0i,
with each volume, the cost Oh "ni'" -
0Py club this popular lar SqTWo Gqadg with ii IN IN
IAfe anu uedftion Of The Constitution on
r weeHiyy yor The sum of Sl25. .,,,.r an
want Lie and sPesfines sias Picture Sf MP send
ana tie t nc and we will take pleasure
, CONSTITUTE AO4' Atlanta. Ga.
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Mrs. Stowe,s Win Is Filad

Hartford, Conn. July 19-The will Of
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was admitted
to probate Saturday afternoon.
She leaves all her property 10 her three
children the Rev. Charles Z. Stowe Miss
Harriet Stowe and Miss Eliza Stowe. the
son to have one third and the balance 10
be held in trust. the income for the support
OF the daughters. At the death Of the sur
vivors OF either the principal is to go to
the sons descendants. Her residence in
this city. valued at $4,000, is given to the
daughters.
The viii is dated November 8 1895 Her
son as executor has filed an inventory of
the estate showing the value OF Mrs.
Stoves property to be Si23ds
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=, r,ara2.s.g- sgh6ir& ana his health had hen
very feeble. the remarkable vitality of the
man was noticeable to the close of his life.
and to the very last he was possessed Of
reason and inteliigently addressed those
who gathered at his bedside
l-ury was born in North Carolina in 1Soi
on the first Gay of January and had he
lived until next January he rorl5
have been ninety-six years old. He was
married in 1922. at the aEe Of nineteen.
and moved to Georgia with his VIE. Dur
Ing his sojourR I'm the stale he moved
eighteen times. twice going back 10 ina
same place. lie bad thirty great grand
children. some Of Them very old them
selves. His descendants have scattered
10 all parts Of the state and in almost cyevy
county he had a relative.
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-07-27
HOmely Truths Worth KNOWING.

T.U people know how valuable ammonia
a heu~sn nuid- IL comes in quite large
e-.i.s ishaled Household Ammonia and
~ ns houglt AT amy grocery sgorv for IL
ats-
) 'x Drops - this ammonia IN a cupful
warm nlter VIII remove spots from
r-tu-s and also from the frames.
Nothing viii 50 quickly clean bathtubs
sinks as a little ammonia and suds
E-l vtth uue asn.s-
lr e PARTS - ammonia and turpcntIne
Ne t1sut out 30 clothing. even IL il
hard ans dr1- Saturatc the spots as
az Necessary ana WASH cut in warm
s invaluable 80 people who persp.re
little iu tine water in which they
each 1ng wli remove any disagree
--er and Keep tle alsh sweet and
rlaie-11erfuI of ammonia in a quart
R.'#r is tre lcss talu. a. the world to
H1ur brushes and combs lt viii
f etty particle ~ gTeese ami Dirt.
shake aui L-y in the sun
e .-e ee-ttuf silver polish can De- mas 7c and
uAinE lalt "a t,.issuoufli OF
Ia .-...t v.ater to nl.-"e
r., .-e.tl. bottle this am
rt.a. IL is ustl -
...-. ~ thls On a WOODEN -. -.
silver Lsutiy ana
--5 for removing pain, anu ~
-lov pia=-. -,
4 hrs ~ the glass anu i''''''''
ra hia- ,,, ,l,eir
sl4 Eesp ammonia % -. ,.'''a
-. Ia s. excellent To- -
nom n.eu and boys eio,..'.s 49,,
r goods. and never 49,.
~ :. has that great hNN
e.f.r g-sparat ons-
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-07-27

river 'front.' where he defied capture, but
after firing the contents of two revolvers
without serious results, he shot himself
through the head and jumped into the
river.
lie was dragged out. resuscitated and
taken to the county Jail through the mob,
which made strong threats of lynching-
His wound is not fatal. Jealousy was the
cause of the murder.
The Atlanta constitution., 1896-07-27
x1UepoM CORRESPONDENCE
A oossipy Exchange OF Views among
tba Writers.

..,-.,." T4fuman. Ala have oIIeh oII,e-hu.',s -,
,-rrt.5 b. the letters or thv y ,.,,,-1-,l
t-s,,-sor,. as I have read u 'oi now,
hllA 5-,I always enjoy the letters h"w
l'.Ai' - -, for help I want a reclp" L'l
'ol..e ',.,.- t.p,atoes and okra togetheF lo'
e'i''',,e inter Best wishes for Ihe con-
stitution-
,,,t,s C3lurnl,uS. GAVIN any
", ,ls,e, give a receipt Tor mah'he
~ ,.reserves2 ] put up some iaa' -, -
I -. tb.v would not keep. IAN ''.
4 - , remedy FOR removing S"f, 49,, -
! 80. please let me hear from you ~ 80. -
{ a.. Nonlan's Kingdom } nave '.-S I
1 tstirg The Constitution S''o. - Ann,
/ ~, 3. very much. ] am Soihb 10 S'''" -
.tN' .,,,e money for the Grady ho7p''dl
80 ,,eelz am taking up q eoiiec'4''
| for her good work now
49, I. Atkinson Rhodes, JaeN.on '.'oln
Ni'7, ,,-,,, sorne Of the many kind sisters
! -, ren7ely for bunions. can any on
80 -, who're I can get a medicine calle'
4 ~ - Cermacide2" / think that IS u'
, .,,c,- smell IT, I certainly VIII apP'e
( -, answers to both the aDoNe'
g ,-oos cake-puddhg receipt; mr. -, -
/ ONE and a half cups OF s"7'.t .u, ra1f
> t.1f cups Of flour, one cup e. ,i.',N' ,' -,
v - - t,,ter. a little soda, and bake sioN1
u - -, eauce YOU ike for IT, IhiiiAli
Y =, ,,,o sisters for many helpful 'hihs9' d
E-t.s,,ey all success. i VIII 30
Is ~ 4. Hurst. Lecarta. Fla:-l can
40 -, ,y,,,lxs 10 the sisters Tor th'il ia
RS - lines. win send a recipe loL
re - q. ~ Mrs Josie Walpur- ~
~ u.,.,, reachcs. Peel the peaches anu -. =.
or t--1- ,,-at.r 70 prevent them rom 'ei =. J.
get =, -. 1,.irh and to every pound on =
ON '', -. nouuds Of sugar ana p'i.t
H. "N1 ,-t,o~ar cloves TO taste coos =.
inc s'o4 '.-c,t aud then seal usht- M"'
.lo- r,,slon rinG can be cooAed w SO
cur .,,.,,ato Catsup-Take periecuy IN
yer t,oe remove the skins, theh 80
ana -. chem through a sieve, 10 -
- enc pulp and juice ada Two t@1' - :,
Ga - ridcr vinegar ara set A.
. the -" =, notl. when IL hegins 10 till
SLOW - - tahlesuoonful oi Et9u"U
a-4 80 of pepper, halt piaCN "a 20
49, tbree mutmegs anu - ,,our
-. .tencv Of thin mush, - SSi',,6ioref,
Il 5,yrl and stir IN Two N.eai tirht
4 e. salt: bottle, corr -. ,as been :
81 NoteLThe bread recipe '
8 before.
81 - IA, Ragsdale. Paradise re- -,
81 Mt4- 10 - Josle Walker. OF Coiu"
q sNei -e,,a n tried recipe Tor pe1oi
= Tex, - nutting water with the
Il Instea1 e,llovs: Select the Juicles1'
~ 80 frtlit. not TOO r.pe. ! statSr' cover
e all. - far without any 49,. ".etks,v. 70 =
- . stone . wash boiler or othef ~ n9
81 | set llt" very soft. squeeze an; AZ =,
water -, strain without squsSs Ni-.s 80,
81 tnenl' il,s,,re of juice allo" '"e %"
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s.,l.,ng About Pearls.

r la EurcFe AZ" 80
r E4r-l--ta. 20 tSine
-,-s the Gr-ak ior 4.4.'. Zen
IA, s was Er.ace " N'il.s .,,,...r.
sal.yl 60 the Prese.' - /,
li- snea-sr.. II N'."
precious Stones ~, ..,,.h
.. suarr1w's eEr. ana -
land color. on every -,
l.-- tas r. scented the qu.s., q,i..,.
.,rh aue o. ns U .lla @
I.-- - tAat the last
-r-',.,r hcr waist ks''' NJ
s asern of italy save
,.,.r. 20 the eiii
y Germany. and si-'Fs. ...,.,cb
rarfsI pearl necklace,
-, .s,lal in the word
b. said Co possess
r...sgaccs. said - nav
- catherine q krss"i- ,..,.
~ Austria has @ ni't 4.
.t.... Attached 20 u = - :
ana sae Us sa'l .,t. \
r,iv since the sad a.~.L ~ =
l-.n The Empf,
.-~---r. has q COLLAR ,.i' ...-
-.-~r,rr.- pearls ~ eNq-,s
@ .1lg-. aad 10 y s-e Z
rht aud day Lei /
- LARGEST single l..ti'
ss.uerb iesei % iu''i-
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.T1ples and Soteii'o' x-esi-
.-l. -7.. r-u.d not he 50 he-. hel,,~ we /
r.e Il. So last ,.n sNe-'''s Seara
s-.r,.s have often n.t
49, aersars Of Naples, 'e am
..-9, -r 10 dea q the 81 IA from
coming as we .,e oll 10
y, everything was pleas, ns vet
.i--est past bearing. anu 80
!, r-v uiudow and look Su' .,'ol,e- =,
n of Napl,s. and the sl'''Ii rs
- 81 Vesuvius Ia - ,'-..,v
I rouId rot have ~ il'.a.' - accept
t.,s,,a- am even wilIlhs - ,.'-,,r,orl
~ WttIe while i = .Sl--,--h .,.-n,lssh
p berd II goats driven .s.l,,-er
.-s s,op at the houses - - .-,ats
80 I. done by miiSins tn' md IN.
Far,ilv lives up n M ,..-,irs
ora - tbe goat IS driven 's'.', ,re
O. .~ and milked- Inc - varr
sl !, tbe street. which he,as h....sz' 80 ~
nlil--.. an imagine the coilol'.3'' co.'5,l -
SA'- v-ere told we co"iu
ilvt :, - y-.suvius and the .i- -, :,
rhs t,,v- - long Tor you TO So I, .
IA --n ~ Naples you can lii',.,'.' -
- 70 into veranoa W. 80 ae ~
r., 70 80, - running as h.sh as 80 ~
nd .ranre blossoms anu l'o' IN
~. ld.,.,rbere. large and artl7'i'' o.
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Exchange List.

Mrs. Mary L. Alshiers. Beliew. Fla
will exchange palmetto hats fodry soous'
Write for particulars.
s. p. Howard Huron, Ga, r n Stradl-
varius model violin to eXchnse ior
lady's gold watch and chain
Lena Ashmore. Dry Core. Ala.; has asa q
silver 25-cent piece made in huaua u''ON
1871, TO exchange for best OPT
s. Lester. shellnan. Ca. I'm exchange
last edition of twenty compile no.. e''o'
Ben Burford. Calhoun Fas, $; Sc; C.; S1a Tin
exchange 500 tobacco tags pr twenty -HNO
certificates of Bull Durhamtobacco-
Mss Canie jennings, RfS Fence. Ga, a.
wishes TO exchange books and Inasa%.l'e1 I. I.e,,
for other reading matter. Nrite what you
have.
Mrs. s. r. Dubose. Calhoun Falls 5. 81 &C.. &C.
has Larousse's French dictionary, -, J. 9 10
OF Clevelaud' and Life Of Garheld loi
exchange.
'ew. o. D." Garland. Ala, has an elec-
tropoise to exchange for "a Sentehan !
solid gold watch. Write, with stamp io'
particulars.
Walter soweu, Wallace. Ala, has 1ot
printing outfit to exchange TOR turin ?
lathe or some other mechanical looIS'
w rite lIrSt
s. NJ. Henderson, NJ. D.. Waterloo. >. =.
has shorthand typewriter TO eXchanee ioi
good bicycle, gold watch. or anything o'
equal value.
Robert Z. Bone. Box 81, Nashville, n. G.
has recipe TO whiten hands TO exchange 10
something useful. Write, with stamp 10
PARTICULARS.
mss ,,..-,,,,a,s go, novels 20 excnanee 10,
g.: NJ, M,r,,,,,o" lena Rivers or Other
,ovels. Write first.
Mrs G Benton Mep99Slds Sg1ol to Mlls, raS Ta Sail
has r@eclpo @ hair golden, 10 exchange for
household articles
r..ouo Hamilton. Walnut Iiill, Ca has
,,o GS'e1iU songs sweet Marie, sn stay stay
We tIs,or Ten, Love" to eXchaHe lor JESSE
Inanoes'' or "Nellie Gray
=, rann,e Smith, Fydrlc Ark. viii
IdTSnFe MTs FS9 the cold process rdpe for can an
Tiar ali kinds Of fruits fruits "H sine 'prS or aee leo
/ cummings.
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Suggestions to- Summer Trips

The Grand Trunk Railway ..a Sys,e'i6l, Detroit
negiins wiyn f,a Fans presents the most a.
nu 1rac,iyc isl Of summer tours co1atry Ihg Gn
Eoka lakes and Georgian b9y Snnting' S2Tis.'' The
sSeslied tPT ISLANDS RAPIDS OF the St law, Sa
renee. Montreal Quebec and Afla ef Scenery
coast toursLa ,..s gralot hoteis- Write for par
,,re Good eDt 20 Is. s. waestan district ~ pAF b
seneer ,,,,r agent. Detroit, Mich ar and i ticket
/ Davis, general pasSGs"H~'
| se~.rf Montreal. =. 9.
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An Inquiry.

+ Glenn wishes someone ,%e p4e,t ten ySheT9 him.
through these s 9oiqWGHS II Goaper sHo lie IS aleu- leu
aboue OF n9oS IA rom near the NOR of the
S RrsoneTs ,t9 at waP aqhRS% wousa snd gad N
pr him.
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french Has a Lively Sunday.

kford, Ill.,, July 19.-James French, a
met his wife on the street in a
'nahle part Of the city this afternoon
PED eight shots into her body, killing
1t Barker. a prominent citizen, was
the wrist while graphing with
who ran through the streets
ocks, pursued by an angry mob of
lie. He held the mob at bay on the
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UNCLE AND NEPHEw's SAD DUEL
Four Effective Shots by John Harris.
Two Misses by C. Z. Harris.

Savannah. Ca, July 2o-Last night about
midnight John Harris. Jr.. son of H. S
Harris, of Wayne county, shot and. It IS
believed. fatally wounded his uncle, c. L.
Harris.
He gave himself up to the sheriff at
Jesup this morning
G. l.. Harris was in:oxicated, went 70 the
house Of John Harris. his nephew. called
him ont of the house. provoked "a quarrel
with him, then fired two shots at him from
his pistol, neither Of which took effect
John Harris then shot ut his uncle four
times, striking him each time.
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MANY YEARS OF LIFE.
A Pioneer Settler Dies at the age of
Ninety-five Years

Jourdan S. Lury, one of the pioneer set
tiers of north Georgia, and one or the
number VINO four2d the little village OF
Marthasviue. died% Monday morning in
Temple, Ca, at the ripe old age Of ninety
five
Not only remarkable IN great longevity.
~ was one of the sturdy characters who
, ZS7ed n home IN the state when civili-
, OF was in It's infancy and the advance
south'ess had not been heralded in the
. was born of French-German
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SOUTH AFRICA AND CUBA.

war exists In these countries, and all
Europe IL sgOg with war talk, whilo the
United States is I'm fever of excitement over
the approaching elections You need "A
newspaper to get the news. Don't go to sleep
over IT.. Send today.
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BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.

All letters to tbis Department.
aPd The 9oPstitutioP, Jr.,
must be addressed to mrs,
Wm. kiPe. 4oo CourtlaPd HU2.,
tlaPeta, Ga.
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Cuticura Soap

Ths mist effective ssla pgr.rrir= and sesa-
tifyiny soap in the world. veil as pur-
est and sweetest for ti0iet bath and Burs-
cry. Ia is 50 because 60 strikes a. the cause
81 bsd cJmpieTio1s. falling hair. and baby
blemis5es viz: TIE Clozgrd. Irrftsted Ir-
famed Sluggish. es OveFws-sed Pores OF the
aiu.
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Sold throughout n. ~orid. British depst: F.
Kewsery & Sons, I King Edward St, Lon
i'ua "Hew 20 Prevent Facial BieMishes," Fl"
t free. Potter Drug snd Chem- Cerp-s
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