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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

rOnd session Of the seventy -tlShlh an
niversary of the Georgia State Baptist
convention was called TO order promptly
at o'clock this morning.
Dr. Willingham. president of the state
mission board. offered the opening prayer,
aster which the body proceed II TO the
II siness of the meeting.
The report Of committee on the or
phans home was an interesting document
and ordered adopted by the convention.
Received the Orphans.
vt half-past = O'Clock President Northen
announced the approaching of the chill
dren from the Orphans home at Hape-
VILE. who hai come down on the Central
train and asked the congregation to stand
ana receive them.
The little ones came marching in, sixty
strong. and all eyes were turned upon the
body IF little orphans. They marched upon
the pulpit stand, where exercises were
held in which the litrle ones showed they
had b,en carefully trained and cared for.
Governor Northen. addressing the con-
vcntion. i'd;
Il have the honor Of presenting 10 YOU
your ,hiIdren-youv adopted children
whom you have agreed To- take and care
for. and train as a mother would do.
turn my face upon them nj every one
represents d SNFfNA- H NftU 4daN SfiflhN
NJ tender loving home. no mother or
father. These Christian women before the
convention gathered the Iittlc ones togeth-
er and now bring them here asAins you
10 hrip them.
His speech was a very pretty one and
touched the hearts of ali present
y song. BE "a Merry Home Of sun
shine. Dy the little ones brought tears
from the eyes Of many
hut the address OF Master Carlisle Hal
a little siA-ycaT-oid hoy. touched the
hearts ~ many pcarsuus IN the vast audi
enyc. Ue began with:
Kind Friends and Members Of the Gcor-
.ia Baptist Convention. | come before you
to-day in bchalr Of the children of the
orphans home. as well as myself
His voice was clear and distinct, and
not during the convention has such pro-
found silence prevailed i'm the audience.
Carlisle spoke of the noble work being
done hy the home and of the happy young
hearts being cared FOR therein. He said
hi~ dear mother was watching over him
and his playmatcs.
His remarks Mere out of the ordinary
for young hoy ami brought forth the
hearty approval Of all present
\ song and some little simple exercises
followed this. after which the children
were allowed To- ST upon the pulpit and
"A collection for the erection of "A building
was taken. after the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolution, offered 10y Rev. J. l..
White. If Macon. ana adopted by the con-
ycntion:
Resolved. That we cooperate with the
trustees of our Orphans Home in the
erection Of such buildings as the home
may need.
The resolution was adopted and Rev.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02
Feeding the Little Ones.


At 1880 O'Clock the children were escort
cd into the yard. where tables had been
spread for them laden with dinner.
TIE children were entertained by the
ladies of the Griffin Baptist church and
returned 10 Atlanta on the afternoon
Central train.
Durins the morning resolutions were
offered thanking the Central of Georgia
railway for its kindness in bringing the
children down over lis road.
The convention very happily received
the young ladies of Monroe Female col
Iege. who came up and spent the day a,
the convention.
They came forty strong accompanied
by the faculty and several prominent
citizens uf Forsyth. The college made a
very crcGftablc report yesterday ana II
was the desire of many Jf the delegates
To see the students and faculty.
The special committee appointed by the
convention To report on tnis institution
made its report this afternoon. 1t show
ed that large dormtOry was bolns
erected, cont aiming forty bedrooms. gym
nasium departments, etc, and stated that
the work 50 far had been accomplished
without contracting one dollars indebted
ness but that the funds were now eX-
hausted and recommended that the 5000
necessary to complete the building be dp-
propriated by the finance committee.
DR.. Pollock's Address.
nN
+. II. Pollock was next on the programme
To deliver his address on Mercer uniVer-
sity the question of extending the hour
of adjournment from 1 o'clock to 1 80 was
discussed and the hour of adjournment
postponed until Dr. Pollock had finished
his address.
Ii was "A mastery piece OF work ana
extremely interesting from beginning to
.td For moro than an hour he ar
cucd IN advantages of college education
giving statistics showing that college
graduates were toCay and had always
been higher in political, ministerial, social
and in every walk of life.
Afternoon Session.
At 3 O'Clock the president called the
meeting To order for the second session of
today.
y song 10y the orphans was followed by
a prayer bv Dr. \. \. Marshall.
The rcpor. of the committee on order of
business read it's announcements for the
remaining session of the convention. The
report runs the hours of business up to
Sunday night and viii bring many inter
cstiug subjects yet TO be discussed before
the convention.
4 telegram was received by President
Northcn this afternoon from Mrs. Adair
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02

buy the ring for s. and return same to
Mrs Gibson.
\ widowed husband gave his dead
wife's gold spectacles. and one noted d''
vine turned in the first dollar he ever
made in ministerial work.
The scenes during the collection were
exceedingly touching and sobs were
heard.
At the beginning Of The collection IL was
claimed that $500 would be sufficient to
erect the necessary buildings. But. TO the
delight of an. when the long row OF hg-
ures were added up il was seen that ihe
large sum of s.. 1876 had been collected.
These figures were a pleasant surprise
"a all and il was unanimously agreed that
the entire sum would be devoted eX-
clusively TO the erection Of cottages ana
dormitores for the orphans
With y. tNt.7G i'm the hank the trustees
can now erect handsome buildings anu
improve the home property in the proper
manner.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-04-02
Over Seven Thousand Dollars.

j. l.. Gross of the First Baptist church
of Griffin, was detailed to superintend the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-12
oaet4tb,1rper oSaaetts, ptenstae, nem 12. CUNT 1900.

ret8ten ii9 Sienstas @ormittas I'm 8
ubr Wic. Gang, IT,, uub SRI. Sofsp6is'
ne Gemnett bic 6anb gum ebeIi4en
8unbe. !9r. pfarrer S4nidel polaos
ben feisrli9en Irauatt, benz duber ben
iibitden 3ruuseusen, Seinri4 Gang,
8ruber oes 8%rdutigams, unb SRI.
ne emmett Die Sanb gum e6elifsn
nod bic beiberfeitigsn a~ngebDrisen
unb sablrei9e Sreunoe uno 9etannte
betpobnten. Der &tr6en6or, benz Der
iunge Gbemann ielbit felt pielen Sab
rem als itrebiumes, eifrisss Mitsliso
dngebDrt, perberrli9te ben Srau1pts
tesoienit burd iebr biibi9e 8ortrGse.
Ha4 Der Srauung fano i'm eltsrli6en
Sauie Der 8raut elm gmpfdng nebit
5riibftiid ftatt, tporauf oas reupsr>
mdblte paar cine Sod~aeitsreiie 5u
8erpunoten unb Sreunben antrat,
bon Der es Gnbe bieier WD6e mad
4urora S~uriidtebrsn tpirb, UNI i'm eiees
men, comfortabel einseridteten Seim,
Hp. 232 Norozunionitrabe, alsbalo
Sausbaltung All beginner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-12

Dereiniote Staten.

Sn 2ate gbur6 purbe am
Samstas 5. .. MooB gu 9rabe be-
itattet. DER 0~eritorbene mar in
@~perlinssn, 2uremburg, seboren uno
fam nit ben eriten 4niieolern mad
Sopn Belgium. Gr binterlabt cine
So1ter.
SnSopng eIgium m, Wis., III
Montas Morgen Der betannte Sarmer
Sobn @eorse on QltersihpG6e seItor=
ben. DER 8eritorbsne mar am 8. SUM
1913 81 8attincpurt in 8elgien eebps
rem unb errei6te ipmit bas bobe alter
Don 81 Sahren. SIN Sabre 1865
pdnoerte er nit ieiner 5amilie mad
4merita aus unb lieb ii6 in Sopn
Belgium auf Der Sarm niebet, aui
pelasr er ieBt ssitOrben lit. Gr waI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-06-12


SterbefdIIe: II. Mat: Soiepb
Jlobr, alt A s, Sasl0bner, ebsIos.
IL: Gltie S9aGt, Lt SO g., obne
Stano, ebelos. 49,: Sobann aieffer,
alt 68 S., SoslObner. H.: peter
@tdnotti, alt AZ g.. grbarbeiter, e6es
los; 5rancotie Sbiu, alt 2 M. 49,:
Sobdnn Seinri9 gusen 2anier, alt 9
W.; So6ann Sran3 Saber, alt 13 8.
&atbarind prott, alt 81 s., obne
Stanb, Wittpe BON Sobann 9apttlt
Ssmupier, SaslDbnsr, 3tls. 81 Std q.
D. Ql5. pobnbaft. IT,: Wilbelm 9rus
Der. alt 80 g., 9emeinbe : SefretGr,
Su Btls pobnbaft. Sobann Maisrus,
alt 81 S., SaslDbner, ebelps.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
Nawina, lIdra w1eIu ~
l'tsNZY #s8f
SzczeSIiwi mega byk I'd

s~zczeSIiwi mng9 nyE tu 'ern
tylkO ludzie zdrO~i ssulOn.n, za6 o.
c'e'e ME moga " calej p.inl odczuwst
rozkeszy tego 6winta.
Do tel nn szr.tSiiwej klasy nalsta
:ierp'9cy ma jake srkiet,a cbo.ohe
4cfowa, CT zwykle ne zdoi"i q d..
adneI VI szrj piracy AMI umysiowej
All cie'espej Ale poi .lowanim 6 ,dni
3 til ci I'd ~ przez IKE odzywinnie
sig c'ezta p,acs ki,poty lnb "skutek
zarazenIa SIC cd luny:h cie,pieh sle
nabawili
Takim Iudziom dokucza zwykle
kr"m cho: 6b specyalnycn b'cle serct
boil glGwy nsf.D -. st. &c :!yli t1pka
.w:elka cbeloba bulesci nerex kOiki
reunAtyzm k16lki oddech a sk6ra
obsypana k,Ostami j ranami.
lila taktch chorych jed.
max Jest pOlnOc. w mlesc,e
naszem wynaltzh doktorzY leksr-
stwo, ktorem. podobne chor"by
zupe{nie w~y|e;zone byc moga, ! to
" kr6tkim case be- wielkieh
koszt6w.
Ma zy:zenie poSlemy naszym roda-
kom zupelnie brzp{atnie lyle leka7stwa,
lie st"'czy ma jeden tydzieh.
Wszyscy k'6rzy prxg"a w~yleczenia
'noga sic zglosie listownie lu5 osob,scie
do:
State Medical Disp ms 'ry.
76 E. Madison Str Oh cago i'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
Ciekawe Rzeczy,

DRUKI TOWARZYSTWA
NAUKOWEGO w TORUNIU "a
rok 1899 wYsz}y juz ! w}asnie
teraz rozsy3aia sic Cz}oukom.
r 'cznik vi zaw1era barizo cleka-
we po,zytne rozprawy: prof
DR.. K a r b O via k z Krakowa.
Szko}y dyecesyi DR.. F'ja&ka. prof.
PREY uniwereYteoie We Lwowle.
o aroh,dYakonach pomorskioh :,
urzedpikach " archldakonocle 20
M orskim W XII-XV wieku; K.
prob. Go@eb'ewskiego, Wyrazy ry'
backie i zeglarsk,e u Kas.ub6w;
wrzeszoie poda} bezlmiennY autor
|(M) Przeql4d prao d%o:yosvcYoh
lu6nosoi i gwar1 kaszqbs<jei-
Rzeoz to bardzo wYt,awna , 1asno
~uapisara, omawiajaca najuowsze
prace, Jazz Stefana Ramuits i i.-
nvch.
FONTES III poda,a dokon-
csenie wisytaoYj "a B'skupa Roz~
ra&ewsklego " cetym archidYaxo.
naole pomorskim odbywanyoh, o
lie sic W Pelplinie i W}odaw,u
przechowaiY. Rzecx to niexnlernle
wazna, DO da]e pogl3d No stosun-
ii kosoielne i spo}ecxne " ca}ej tel
okoiioY : : konca XVI wlcku pa
nujace. w zeszyc,e tYm 1najdula.
s,e tel doktadne reiestra wsl, os6b
rzeczy, q " koncu dodanr les,
stytul ! prxedmowa do wssystkieh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08
w q G e.

w apiece e.
- Prosze pana sptykarsa "a
trojak lekarstwa.
- Ale ma &C?
"A DO ia Wien, kazall mi
kupl6 i tyla.
- K,edy ME wiesz, co to "a
lekarstwo, to CT daG ME moge, DO
sam ME WIEN, jake.
- Wei, a na co sig pan podjan
-aptykarstwa, kledy sig ma TEN ME
Niecxujy,
49, Patrz, iona twoja place.
- e, ona piaoze oiagle; gdv
jej odm6wie p~ieuiedzY. ma p'etY
kspeluss " pore latowej... p}aose.
:. ro,paezy. Gdy ]e, sprawle nowa
auknia... p}acse Z radodoi.
b us.
Prosze wielmotna 0 oddsn,e
mi wszystk,ch klejnot6w. Take
piekna koblets, jak wielmozna PAM.
,stroic sie wcale ME ma potrzeby'
Ze ID N.
Sedsia (do m}odego ztos
.ds,eja, kt6ry jul k~ilkakrotnit
..ieds,a4 We wies,eniu)::- Ty pew.
ME sewsxe bYse6 " tcwarzystW VIZ
70 slYmi ludsmi?
Zlodziej: - Roinie g,
!, zdarsaso, ale pocsawssy cd dwulna.
s,exo roku mego alyola prsw''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

trxech ,eszyt6w. kt6re przY oppra'
w,eniu ne poczaetaA p'erwsxego q
-sy,u pulotyt trz-bs.
!! o
liz CREUzOT. we Frsncy'
Tut.jsse ogr"lnne f.byk, bron, ~.
stsly %zniszczone przoz pozar Straits
dochodzl do m,liona f,ark6w.
J Oprocz mu6.twa dzisf j broni zni-
s.cz"ne zostafy plany Dowyen m.de
Ii, bardzo kosz,owne. z fabrykl tel
pocbodza ogromne. dzla4a bur51
znane pod nazwa 'Lorg Toms"
Przypuszczaja, re ogien p"ws,af z
pudpal-nia.
PREZYDEhT KRUGER ME-
dawno telegr; fowaf do .Londynu.
PAM GrenfeIl zapyty~a@a 20 tele-
grsf'cznie o ewego svna, kt6rY
z.,na1 be- wiesci. Nodesz{a odpo-
w'edz nas=sp"iaca. ,,Synjpani !es.
zd:6wi bezpieczny " Pfeteryl.
Kruger"
90
BERLIN. - w teatrze cesar~
skim przed,tawiono % a pisr~-
szy sztuke pt. 'Zah z~elazny". Au-
torem dramatu jest CESAR Wilhelm
do wapolki 2 pu4kcwn,kiem Lauff.
Ws'ystkle bllet7 zostaf ,'rzed tyg.-
1"iem w~yprzedane. Cesarz Will
helm pred drug,m sktem l usiadt
lozy dwors<iej os1on1etej franka-
III W ten sposo5, re publ'cznost Go
l'e] zagladac ME mogfa. 70 dru-
,lm i trz5c'm akcle = gornych pie
er ME szczedzono sztuce oxiask6w,
ecz ia parterze, gdzie siedzleli
t~eatralni i l,teraci podnie.
to sig gwizdan'e. Cssars by{ ten
gromnle rozztoszczopy j popijsi
~ ra.y herbate. Pc >rzeeim akcIe
utorzy opudcil, lozs.
PUGILlSrA Joe .Walcott
'ursyn. wywotsf sensaojew dv'ecie
portu. { ka:woscia pokonawssY
~ego przeolwnika, Joe C~hcihskie~
o " kluoie Broadway Athletic.
. si6dmam starciu sedz,a ogtosif
murzYna litosci mad
k'6ry z tel ros prawy
yszedi strasznlo p.turb6 wany. Mkt
Ie spodziewal SIC takiej sromotnej
Chojnskiego, klory jest
y1szy, ciezszy i %s'lniejszy cd mu
.yna. ZAktady Choinkiego sszfY 3
y jeduego.
Il DORTMUNDU donosza re i
I'M "a rozkaz prokuratora rzeszy
Lipsku aresztowano dw6ch Pola"
5w, to drukarza ZYgmunta Mele.
0 ~icza, orazs skrawca KoIende
Aresztowano p. Witolda Lsltgebers
, Ostrowle. Chodsi o zbieraule
"a polski skarb narodoTY
!, Raperswylu " SVEN mleszakaniu
rukarnia mat idrukowai " nie]
lemieckle (D polskie odezwy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-08

#1YaoW !ONu'01IIVA POltSv 81
td~ ! pa1dv1se sadu.
%
w ~ ( . e,
N auczycieE ~ Co WIN.
n,sr,y czynic, ably nam Psn Boz
odpu6ch grzechy?
Ucsen. - W'nnidmy gre
szy6.
MI. +. o.
C1ekawOsG ukarana.
Go6Gd do uczn,a pos}ugu]ace-
go (~plccolo): MOI mafY, pow'edz
mi co tY rob'sz z ten piwnem.
kt6re ci gosc'e daja tax otfcIe?
Piccolo o: - Tgch ia ME
moge sobie zatrzymaG, ty;ko wsz. =
sLk,e oddac keinerowi.., a do
tego co mnle pan daf jake piwne
dopiaciG winienlem 5 fen. BIO kelner
ME uwierzv MI, auy taxi pan
tylko 5 fenyg6w piwnego dawal...
Loglczna taksa.
Miodz,sn, kt6ry oswladczyf sic
juz pann'e l jest je] pewny, pro
wadzl{ pertraktacye z papa, kt6ry
Jedna< ma puckcle prsYszfego poso.
gu okazuje sig n,eco twardym.
- Pan dobrodziei - r,ecze
przysz}y ziec, ~pow'nienes da6 pann'e
M"ryi w'scej mad 20 posagu.
Wymaga trgo prosra Iog'ka.
- Jaka logika?
- No tax: kochan panne
Marya mad z,cis, a wfasnie zycie
mole zaaseku1owatem ma 90 QUO
nrk.
N~fezaw0dna droga.
Cstek msjetnY do mtodzlenca.
tory oSviadcly} zig o reke c6rk,:
- Cheese sig pan zen,t . moja
Hon.. NJ 'iemy O TEN
'ogada6... Prseds
1858 pan majatek osobist7?
- Me. Ale iestem "a drodze
o zrobienia ma,atku. |.
- I s2d4isz, ze oi SIC to uda? !
20, to zalezy " zupelnosei {
d pana...
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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06
QUESTIONS 3ANwEREp.

Yes, August. Flower still has the
largest salegof any medicine In the civ
tlized world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought Of using any
thing else flor indigestion or bilious
ness. Doctorsswere scarce and they
seldom heard Of APPENDICITIS, nervous
prostration, heart failure, etc. They
used August Flower to clean out tie
system and stop fermentation of undI-
gested food, regulate the action ofthe
liver, stimulate the. action Of the ner-
vous and organic system, and that ls
all they took when feeling duh ard bad
with headache and other saches. You
only need q few doses Of Green's Aus
gust Flower, in liquid form. 70 make
you satisfied there is. nothing seriOus
the matter with you Ssmple bottles
at Butts Er6Rstore or Brown Brug @
Should bs IN every household mede
cine chest. It affords certain relief
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06
Cold Steel or Death.

aThere is but one small chance to save your
life and That is through an operation was the
awful prospect set before Mrs. l. b. Hunt, Of
Lime Ridge, Wis, by her doctor after vainly
trying to cure herof frlghtful ease OF stomach
trouble and yellow iaundice. He didn't count
on the marvellous power OF Electric Btte1s to
cure Stomach and Live troubles, but she
heard Of It, took seven bottles, was wholly
cured, avoided surgeon's knife, now weighs
more and feels better than ever It's positiyc-
~ guaranteed to cure Stomach, Liver and kip
ney troubles and never disappoints. Price SOC
.at all drug storee.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06
CITY COURT
In SESSION
Many Cases We're Disposed
Of Yesterday.

The city court began its regular
monthly session yesterday morning,
Judge j. D. Sparks presiding, and
numb4r Of cases were disposed Of.
This session will out the number Of
prisoners in the jail down consider
ably, and will add to the force now at
The convict farm.
The following cases have been dis
posed of:
state vs.. George A.bell, assault and
battery; tirst demand.
State vs.cy Hicks, cruelty toani-
malt; fals absolute.
ssA'e -. Mamie Hill, assault ana
battssy; rule absolute.
State w. Alex Brooks, stealing ride.
on train; guilty, fine Of s26 or six
mOnths.
Stats ". Albert Lee, larceny from
the house guilty. fine Of $50 or bix
months.
. State vs. L. J Jenkins, cruelty to
animals; guilty, flne Of $40 or three
months.
g. NJ. droh ". 4, R. Henssll, suit
on note iudgmentsfor plaintiff.
FL. Chew & Co. W. N. Grogertsen,
complaints judgment for plaintiff.
State VS.. Blande Gsssaway, assault
and battery; guilty. nne of s2s or
three months
State vs. Susie GassswAy, assanlt
and battery; guilty, fms of s2S or
three months.
Ludden 4 Bates ", James o'Connor,
claim; verdict for plaintiff.
State va. Mack White, larceny from
the house; guilty, fine of s75 or nine
months,
State vs.. Jack Hartley, larceny; YER
dict of not guilty.
Jackson Bros. vs.. N. Gregertsen,
complaint; judgment for plainls,
State vs., Dasher Williams, stabbing
guilty, fms OF sl5 or twelve months.
State vs.. Dallas Robinson, carrying
ooncealed weapons; guilty, fine Of $50
or six months.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06
-. ..-. STOPPED FOR GOOD.

Mayor Atkinson says he will not al
low the vaudeville performances in the
acre to begin again during his admin
istration. The closing was caused by
the Mozely case and at the request OF a
number Of Brunswlck's best cOlored
people.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06

Savannah, Ca, Eiks' Grand Carnis
val and Street Fair Nov. 5-17, 1900.
One fare for the round trip, plus rs
cents admission TO tho Carnival. For
military Computes and brass bands
in uniform, $3.50 for the round trip
per capita, 20 or more Ga one ticket.
Tiokets BALE Nov 81, Q, y, IA, Ie,
With ilnsl limit Nay. Il, inclusive
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06

Many of your friends, or people
whom you know of, have contracted
consumption, pneumonia, or other IA
tai dissases,. by neglect OF a simple
cold or cough, Foley's Honey and
Tar, a safe, sure aud pleasant cough
medicine, would have saved them. 1t
Is guaranteed.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06

Use Clark's Msgio Tonic for dan
sEuff; sure cure.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-06
sssRvEs oREDIr.
Dr.. Burroughs Department st the
State Fair Big Success.


Many of tie state papers are saying
nice things about DR.. W. B, Burroughs
Of this CITY, and the excellent way 10
which he managed the educational de.
partment Of the Georgia state fair.
Under his able management this de-
partnent was grand success. spssh-
ing ofthe oratOrical contest. the VAL
dosta Times says;
"Tae contest n oratorz was held in
the grand stand Wednesday evening
under the management Of DR.. w, b.
Burroughs, who was superintendent
Of the educational department There
were ten entries in the contest.
THE first prize, offered by the
Georgia Agricultural Society, was $40
and it was won by Wslter Marshburn,
Of GAINESVILLE. He also won the prize
offered By the Plant System Of $40, as
well as the honor of being tbs best
orator Of his name in the state. The
second prize was won by Willie Coop
err Of Townsville.
1.-THE best orator over ID years Of
age received $50 gold medal offered
BY the American Book Co. solon
COUSINS was the winner, and Hugh
Everett received the second pr,ze Of
handsome silver medal.
''Mlss Eva clyatt, of Triton, won the
$50 gold medal for excellence in elo>
cution and Walter Marshburn, of
Barnesville won the second prize. The
contest is said to have been very fns.s
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A Friehsful Blund.r

VIII oftenlcause horrible Burn, Seal, Cut
or Bruise.- Bucklen's Arnica ssalve, the lest in
the world, win kill the pain and promptly heal
it. Cures Old Sores, Bever;sores, Ulcers, Coils
Felons, Corns, Gil Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
cure on learth. Only % cts. box. Cure guar
anteed, Sold by all druggist
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EeeZ EZASS
lTGM IS T0RTggRE

Eczema Is caused by an acid hunor In
the blood coming IN contact with the
skin and producing great reduess and IN
hainnnation little .,stular eruptions form
and discharge a thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales Of sometimes the skin Is
hard, dry and assured, EcEema in any
form Is torudentng, stubborn disease,
and tie itching and burning at times are
almost uubearable; the acid burning
hunlor seems 10 ooze out and set the skin
on Ire, Salves, washes nor other exter-
nal applications do any real good, for as
long as the poison remains la the blood
It will keep the skin irritated.
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). w. Bryan, OF Lowder, Illinois, JAG
writes: "My little boy was ver7 Low
with pneumonia. Unknown to th 'een
doctor, we gave him FOley's Honey sWhich
Tar. The result was magical ard vi and
zlsd the doctor, as It Immediately az
psd the raokiDg cough, and be qC'Y ofiee
recovered" acre in
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a MAJ Of Terror.

"Awful anxiety was felt for the widow OF the
brave. Gen Burnhau, of Machirs, Ne, when the
doctors said she could not live till morning,
writes Mrs. S. Il. Lincoln, who attended her
that fearful night. can thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia, but she begged for
DR.. Kings New Discovery, saying 1t had more
than once saved her life and had cured her of
consumption. After three small doses she rested
easily all night, and its further use completely
cured her" This marvellous medicine is guar
anteed to cure all Throat Chest and Lung Dis
eases. Only SOC and 90 Trial bottles free at
all drug stores.
The best method,of Eoleansing the
liver is the use OF the fam GUS little
pills known as DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. Essy to take. Never grippe.
w. J. Butts.
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2 OF my old troubie.n--M Ra.
MeGee g., Esnsas City. NO.
this acid poison,
nd restores ittoa healthy,
nd the rough, unhealthy
#, smooth and clear.
a cures letter, Ery-
y sipelas, Psoriasis, salt
u Rheunl and all akin
diseases due to a pois.
y oned condition Of the
& our book and write 10
J. Our physicians have
Uses a life study, and can
eir advice we make no
irvice. All correspo ndence
strictest confidence.
EclFlc co.. ATLANTA. "a