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TRANSVAAL HEWS
I'lORE EHC0URA6IHG
J parts of I i5-!,Mi )jatcrj At 1.
.ly nStH I xr.2?ra(eJ.
VHITH HOLDS THE FOUT
Tritons Aro Greatly lloliovod By
Latest Dispatcher.
Ailvircs from Loudon ulatetliat on
iinuwir.so weight was Jiftt'.l from tho
l"H)!ir. miua ly a l.riff oHicial tli ;piitclj
published Monday morning, 1 y whii-li
tbo (onlinetitul Tories of disaster at
Lp.dTHmith vero proved to bo f,i!n,
rillhunh the di.-intch itself rrleivt-d
tho anxiety of the more timid in fin
oiher direction, as it indicated
tbat Genera! White, iuHtcnd of nct
iiigVvliolJy on the defensive, uh it i.i
licbHu many quarters ho ouht to do,
ppriicts in rnsking sorties and linking
another Nicholxou'ii Nek disaster.
Generally, however, tho cherry tono
cf the dispatch hhowiutf that there is
no anxiety at Ladysmith as regards
the ability of tho beleaguered gnrrison
to hold its own, hai had an exeellont
oflVict ou the country. From the fact
that General "White is able to take the
oflrjnsivo aud bIioII a Boer camp it
fcms that Ladyfiinith is not so closely
besieged as M as supposed. Not much
importance, however, is attached to
the shelling of the Uoer laager, as the
war oihee ban no confirmation of the
story that the Orange Tree Staters'
camp at Hester's has been captured.
Were this true, it might have consid
erable effect on the future attitude of
the Orange Freo State, which is not
to .directly concerned in tho conflict as
thtj Transvaal.
The movement of Boers into Cape
Colony is beginning to awaken British
fear that they have greatly underesti
mated the forces they will have to
meet, and that even General Builers'
task may not be bo easy as anticipated.
It ia becoming apparent that all the
British calculations, based on the
loyalty of tho population, are hopo
leFsly at eea or there has been a very
fieri on s leakage of Dutch sympathizers
frJin Natal and Cape Colony. Other
wise there is no accounting for tho
large forces of burghers reported from
all directions, 'ihe war office, conse
quently, is being urged to have more
troops in readiness for all possible de
mauds. Advices from other parts of South
Africa are distinctly uupalatable and
everything points to a critical situa
tion in Natal and the northern por
tVms of Cape Colony, likely to grow
a ve until General White is either re
lieved or decisively defeated. Nobody
dares to think of capitulation. Rather
than that he is expected in the last re
sort, if Ladysmith becomes untenable,
to make a desperate effort to cut his
way through the Boers back into low
er Natal and to join hands with tho
garrison there, which is now almost
- ytain to be reinforced by the first
arrivals of the army corps from Eng
land and to bo pressed forward to re
new touch, with him.
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.
List of New Industries Established
? the Past Week.
1 The more important of the new in
, j'jfustries reported during the week
1 ending November 4th, include a
box factory in Virginia; brick works
in Misissippi; coal mines aud coke
ovens in West Virginia; eotton mills
in Georgia, Mississippi and South
Carolina; a cotton and woolen mill in
Texas; cotton seed oil mills in Mis-
fiissippi and Texas; flouring mills in
, Mississippi, the Carolines and Ten
1 '"""fssee; furniture factories in North
! Carolina and West Virginia; a 250,
l 000-bushel grain elevator in Texas; a
harrow factory in South Carolina; a
hoop factory in Arkansas; an ice fac
tory in Florida; a knitting mill in
North Carolina; lumber mills in Tex
as; natural gas and oil companies in
i West Virginia; a navigation company
in North Carolina; a peanut factory in
Virginia; a shoe factory in Georgia;
soap factories in Georgia and North
Carolina; a stave factory in Georgia;
telephone companies iu South Caro
lina and Tennessee; a vehicle works
and a window fixture factory in Texas;
zinc smelters, SMO.OOO to be invested,
in Arkansas. Tradesman (Chatta
nooga, Tenn.)
CHICAGO BUILDING BURNED.
Flames Cause Loss of Nearly Quarter
Million Dollars.
At Chicago, Wednesday morning, the
five-story building, 39-43 West Wash
ington street, occupied by the Empire
steam carpet cleaning works, M. Mc-
firerrnr & Co.. manufacturers or ma-
: chiuery; Frank Swett & Co., saw man
nfnrtnrers.and Becker Bros., electrical
engine manufacturers, burned.causiag
a less of 3125,000.
.1
IluntsvlIIe In Luck.
,... t Another sewing machine plant rated
ikt $300,000 is in sight lor lluntsville,
Ala. The proprietors live in the New
Hi'r M.kc a Slronf Rope.
It m l.n :i M;VH th.it Jf t' e J
mi l!i liciid ( n (u ir hft!rr i i - , u
( "HiM le plaiii'il trcijii f il-.iy would
iii-ikc a ri hM'nrjjt ettoi;i,h to support
i weight of s nif t li i ii liltf o!';lity toll,
i r of . ) p!MpI. 'I'M not. siil i rather a
li'i: stalemi'tit, but Il; strength even of
a Klnu'li' hair h quit Kurpillns when
I' tlnt'iK'H U (oiif'l'h'iil, n-t any oix
cau ( t fr herself by tr-elii th force
Unit must be expeiid'il In lm-nUn;: It.
A l'lomlnriil Physician.
Dr. C. I. S. Cawthon, cf AuJalnsMa,
Ala., writes: "I find Tettrrino to be
superior to any remedy known to me
for the care of Eczema and other stub
born forms of hkin diseases," If there
were only many others as honest as Dr.
C. how much mankind would be
blessed by this truly wonderful anti
dote for all itching eruptions. f0o. a
box at drupgists or by mail from J. T.
Shuptiine, Savannah, Ga.
Making His Selection.
"Which are tho best cigars in the
case?" askftd the prospective customer
of tho boy clerk iu a cignr ctore.
"These right down thero in that
corner box; those with tho paper
bands about them, sir."
"Give mo three."
"Mister, will you give me those
bauds off of the cigars?" queried the
boy as the customer was lighting one
cf the "best."
'.'What do you do with them?"
"When I get two hundred I'll get
a now umbrella. "--l?uck.
anted.
Two Iravt'liMB aaleBinen In fai'h Fouthprn
pliitp. Q.'O.OOmi'l extipiisf'g Permanent position.
Kxit'riii'o not alsol:itoly iiooRary. Ariilrons
lVerlrss Tobfiiro Works t o., lSrdtord City, Va.
AVhcn fome rnoplo feel run down thr ac
quire ills bicjol habit uml run others down.
Tcn't Tcttcco Spit tr.d f ir.ok Ycur Lite Away.
To qi:lt lol noco rnslly ond forever, lie ma?
lu'tic. full of life, npi'vo nnd vIko!1, takfl No-'I'o-l!nc,
the notidcr worUov, lhat makes weak mou
elroiij;. All (li uptrtstis, MV or $1. Cum puaran
nod. booklet and famplo free. Addifb-t
Merllng licmcdy Co., C'lilcago or Now York.
Pome women marry just tr see what kind
of fool husUnndit men will iurk".
Words oV I 'a moos Mission Worker.
Mr. Joint F. liarclay, a well known Atlani'a
man. sutTered from dyspepnla. ll!.ays:
"Atlanta, (la., January 3. lr. I has. O.
Tyuer: Having uPd Tynr' Dyspepsia Hem
edy lor yeais m my (Hinlly I gladly iidd to what
Iihh already tieea fald In Its praise. Without
exception It I A tho llneat remedy on the market,
and nothing would Induce me to bo without It.
Jno. K. IUri lav." 50c a bottli', at all druKRi'ta,
or sent tor prion, eiires jiaid, by Tyner His
pepsla l!eiiiedy(.'o.,4.' Miti-liell St.. Atlanta, (ia.
Kfitit Five Cent in stamps for Sample, I'V.Kli,
A sreat politician can porifliade tho people
that what he wants is what thev want.
Edward Coke, the English Jurist, was o!
opiniou that "A man's house is his custlc."
TUTNAM fADELFBH 1VK produces lllO I
fastest and brlRhtet colors of any known dye j
huh. boia by all diuggists.
Thero arelot of raon who hold rodit,ions
and draw salaries while others do the work.
True charity oripinntes In the heart and
escapes by way of the pockei book.
Uivkr Park, Murlbw P. O., Ala.,
July 37 th, 180!).
Dh.Eahl S. Sf.OAX, Boston, Mans.:
Dear Sir I have used your Nervcand Bone
Iiinimentfort.be last year, and have never j
before found its equal for man or neast. It is
(rood especially lor wprains and bruises oa
horses and I am never without it. I have re
commended it to several and it has never
failed to uive satisfaction. Do not be afraid
to advertise it too highly, tor it will cure
where all other remedies fall.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) EDWARD MORRISON.
Note. To any one w' o will send their
name and address to Dr. Sloan, he will send
them his book, "Treatise ou the Horse," free.
We are indebted to Colley Cibber, not to
Shakespeare, lor ''Richard is himself again."
To Cnro Const tpallon forever.
Take CaBcarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or S.V.
J! (. . ('. C. fail to cure, driigtristsrefuud money.
An acrobat may be unable to appreciate a
joke, yet he is quick to tumble.
QUALITY AN D MEWS.
Fame tnd Excellence Aro Ieterininliiyr
Factors In HuccesKfiil Development.
OSII OF.T1IK IMl'OKTANT FUNCTIONS
OF HIGH-CLASS NEWSI'APEItS.
In presenting interesting phases of scien
tific and economio problems, hiKh-class-n
owf papers frequently Rive information of
a9 groat value in their advertising column
as in those devoted to the publication of
tho principal events of the day, una when
the fame of a product Is extended beyond
its naturnl limits into foreign inuds, and a
larije domiuul created throughout Groat
Britain and her Colonies and the principal
aen-ports und cities oT Europe, Asia ami
Africa.it becomes a pleasant duty tonoto
tho fact and to toll of the points of excel
lence on which so groat asuecoJ-s is based.
We refer to the now world famed laxative
remedy, Syrup of Fi:?s, the product of the
California Fljr Hyrup Company. The merits
of this well-known excellent laxative were
llrst made known to the world through the
medical jouruuls and newspapers of tho
United States; and is one of the distinct
achievements of the press. It is now w 11
known that Syrup of Figs is au ethical
proprietary remedy, approved by the most
eminent physicians everywhere, because it
is simple and effective, yet pleasant to
the taste aud acceptable to the system, and
not only prompt la its benellclal effects,
but also wholly froo from nny unpleasant
aftor-effeets. It is frequently referred to as
the remedy of tfce healthy, because it is
used by people who enjoy good health and
who live well and feel well and are well
informed on all subjects generally, Includ
ing laxatives. Ia order to get its beneficial
effects, It is necessary to got the genuine
Syrup of FiRswhich Is manufactured by
tne California Fig Syrup Co. only.
To cure, or
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Docs your head ache? Pain back of
youreyes? Bud tasisin yourmouth?
It's your liver! Aytr s Kills are
liver rilla. They cure constipation.
headache, dyspepsia, and ail liver
cornpUlnts. Zc,
All drttjplsts.
rtant your niiii'cla or hi .ir i litjuuiul
brown or rich ttlm-U ? Then mt
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE tfA.&3
SAVlALS 01- 1 112 1-J.I.DIIKS.
Larje in.is el flor-ty l)::::r'ci ty Km
Serving ia Us I'i Il.ipir;?.
Tin I'plted Nti'.tiM :r.-;' p.tyii1 a li!.!i
cr rati' of Interest to k d Iters than oa
t!:n l:i: t bond Ish'.ic. Last year this In
;eiest account innoar.l'-d silmost to
.".( i). This Interpsr. 1 la r cent., h
;aid on denosiis, aud only U cnli.stt'd
iih:i. Ofliccrs are osiduded. Any sol
dler, not retired, may deposit hi av-
Ins-i with nny jiiiyniaster in sunn not
l.'KH than $.". Money onee deiiosited
may remain until expiration of Ids en
listment. Tills privilege of depo.-titin
money lias been of great value to the
soldietH, for It provides Kcmirity for
their surplus money, and Is profitable.
Durint; the ptist ytnr (ho record of
deposits has been remarkable, but it h
plain that tho highwater mark has not
bec-u reached. For the liscal year end
Inpr Juno ;5!) more than half a million
dollars was deposited by tho troops at
Manila alone. Tnis record promises to
bo eclipsed during the current year,
and the army ofMYiuls would not bo
surprised if deposits of soldiers In the
Philippines reached .$1,:00.000. Un
reason for this iin-reaso Is that there
are more soldiers of the depositing
class than last year; that is, there are
more regulars. And even the new vol
unteers may almost lie included In the
fame category, for they realize that
they are in for at least two years,
while the volunteers last year knew
their term of service would be brief,
and consequently had little incentive
to deposit. The deposils were almost
exclusively confined to regulars.. In
some companies now more than half
the members are depositing, and it is,
believed the fever will spread, at least
in the Philippines nnd other distant
possessions. I'ntil in the near future
almost every soldier will be a depositor.
The benefit of this to the soldier can
readily be seen.
The records of deposils are kept in
the ofilce of the paymaster general.
Said ti cleriv engaged on this work:
"You have no idea to. what extent this
feature of soldiers' deposits has grown.
Before the late war they were almost
insignificant, but they have grown with
such tremendous strides that wo aro
away behind, notwithstanding increas
ed force and extra hours. We have
just received a paymaster's abstract
from Man'la containing the names of
almost 1.400 depositors, amounting in
all to over .$:r,f)00. It may seem like
liction, but sonic soldiers aro deposit
ing more than 4 heir whole monthly
pay."
This last statement Is substantiated
by showing the deposit record of a
company cook In the Ninth infantry,
in the Philippines, whose payis .$l!l.('.0
a mouth, and who has been depositing
not loss than ?2! every month during
Ills Philippine service, lie also show
ed the entry of a single deposit of $13,
000, made by a private at West Point,
a few months ago, and said that not
long ago a single deposit of $2:1.000
was made. Every now and then
heavy deposits are made, or deposits
in excess of the depositor's pay, aud
naturally considerable conjecture is
occasioned. -Some attribute them to
inheritances or earnings on the out
side, while others .Ire so bold as to ill
sinuate that occasionally the soldiers
engage in games of chance, such as
poker and craps. Deposits and inter
est are forfeited by desertion. New
York Sun.
Up'iu-Dat: Tommy Alklns.
Tommy Atkins is still regarded In the
P.oer hoinof.tcad as the poor man in a
red coat and a while helmet who
stands up to be shot at; whereas If (he
Boer were to see the Natal garrison in
the field he would be thunderstruck to
find that there Is not a red coat or a
white helmet among them; that Tom
my Is almost as clover a the Boer
himself iu taking cover; and that his
uniform Is such that he can scarcely
ba distinguished from the dry grass
through which he is wriggling his way
-Transvaal Critic.
money reiuiidcd by your
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The Coi:'.")..n Drkk.
'II. o forliif I'lK !. W ('to l )
c 1, t- lit nl ly in.ss'i' ; 1 1 i ; 1 1 u i:,m, 1,
iiiid bad their iifp r Iik-ch i:rclin, cn
! n it U lo'liij; iinti'i.cil ly way of f tainp
witli tl.i ini; ii"-', i f llio Pinker' tliim.h.
'J'lioso, whl'li wen f I'lni 1 In hoiup
(pinutit y In tin' very lowcs-t Uruta fv
cuvated Bt 'Idloli itri'I N'l I'd'-, arc
coiHldornlily itiorc tlinn riild tin tisam!
years old. Next d (In mo riinio tbe
!rlck ninuo fm the city of Slrinihi.
bearing tin !itit l tit coRnlnneo of t tin t
elty, en rnlo v.itli a lion's liend. Ami
m we ;'o throti!:li the f :i mj k-i! nutl dat
ei lirlik,cf U1iik:j like llantindti, who
n-li't'd !n Hahylciiia fume four thou
hand yrars leforo our rrn. to the lx-au-tlfully
painted and Kla.ed op.eH found
liy l.avard on (lie nlfe of ancient llaby
Ion. Not ('iiiipowili'r.
Miss Dimple "Reggie, did jon ev
er sinell powder?"
Reginald "Oh, often."
Miss Dimple ".Manila, or Cuba?"
Reginald "Sachet."
'lite ow rp)olvc.
Thorite, tho new explimlve hug been dltln
RiilliiiiB itm-lf br panftlnir through n 4VjJ Inch
llil vej l.i'd dtpel pint. If It diii'i'cm contln.
nei. It v, 111 nuike ns grent n rr.-ord for Itself la
thrt mllluitjr world n llonteuer'a htnmarh
Jatters 1ms In I lis iiifdlcul world. Ho far
ii Jt lil ii li.-iH Appeared hlrh ran iqnnl till
wonderful meill'dne In Its hpeedy mid perma
nent niiKti'ty of nil illsennes of the Btomnch.
liver or kl'lneyn. it's a pood lemedy to try
when evorjthlin; elso has tailed.
Too nii nr men are Htitlsfied with
Him in lilulf t hey bit a ui)l t truet.
their
Ilea nly Is Iilooxl Deep.
flri.n Mood mean a clean Kkl n. No
( eiuity without It. Cascfirets, Candy Cathnr
tlc ch iin your blood nnd keep it clean, by
sdlrring up tho lay liver nnd driving all im
purities from the body. 1k1'i to-day to
lani.'h pimples, boils, biddies, blackheads,
nnd that tdekly I ilious complexion by taking
( iiscnrcts. -hi nuty for ten cents. All drug
gists, liitisfiictlon'guurnnteed, lOe, i!5c, COc
The most worthing limn run hi ways find
some woman willing to marry hi in.
100 ltfwnnl. SI OO.
Tl'e readersof this paper will be ple.i'fi 1 to
le.irn Hint there is at leHt one ilrended i i
ease that science Ims been iihle to i'iir in all
Its sta.'f". and thiit i l atari' h. UaH'a t'ntarrh
( urn is the only nocitive euro known to the
medieal I rat i-rii it y. t atarrh be.ni; uconstitii
tional (Hsense, rupii res a constitutional treat-in-
nr.. Hll'M('Ht,-rrh Cure in taken internally,
nctinj directl y on the Mood and mucous sur
fee of the syieni, thereby destroying the
foundation oi the disease, nnd clviim the pa
tient utrensri h ny building n p tne eoni-titution
and a;-.sistim; nature in doinir its work. Tbe
proprietors have so much f ai 'h in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred I)ollar
for nny case that ir fails to. cure. .Send for list
of testimonials. Address
F. .1. Chunky & Co., Toledo, O.
Sfild bv iMMiirijlKt,. 7-V
llall'H Family I'iils are the bef-t.
Mts permanently cured. No fits or nerto is
itm niter (: rot day's tine of r. Kline's lireat
Nerve liesinrer. i'i trlnl iHttlenndiientlaefree.
Ins. 1.'. li. Ki.ink. Ltd.. liyi .Men fct.. 1'hila., l'a.
I ca nnot spea k too highly of Pio8 Cure for
Co'i-tiiiipion. M is. khavk Mo n lis, 215 W.d
tt.. New York, Oct 23, lKili.
A man is in his enps when the contents of
the cups are in him.
,
I-d nolle lour I'.nndi Willi CHSCiiret.
CMidy Calharti'. cure constipation forever,
l(c, !.."c. Jt ('. (. .(.'. tail, dmirgitu refund money.
Some ppoplu would have lots of leisure if
they s ived all t he time lo-t by hurrying.
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
f!ANSES THE YSTEM
- EFFECTUALLY
k U" PERMANENTLY
Buy thj genvine - maht d By
(umWIATGrSYRVr
TCI Sll ftY Hi OUUOiJli BU tot. HI KTTlL
WANTED AGENTS'
for our tiw
ltneof CHRIST-
l A u urn IT 11 .
"i nil b- mill In cloth; no '-trash. " Exclu
blvp rUht of territory; Ol'TKIT FREE.
.1. T.. NIC HOLS A CO., AHhiiIh, ia.
werchant, so why not try it?
c .
rMMi. W'rl.WJ i WW a
mm tmm lzlW alms
I IA .-1
How Airs. PinkliaHi
lirnn to nun ko. 1,733!
"I kti very gra'eful to you fur your
lilndrff and th itrfit you hit
taken In me, and truly believe you
medicines und hdvh e are worth rcora
to a woman than all ti n doctors In tb
world, l or years I had female trouble
and did riotbinjr fr them. Of court :l
I bei ame no better aud finally broV
down entirely. My troubles beg-ea
with lnllummation and lieriiorrhna
frcia the Uidueys, tin n inflammation,
congestion and falling cf the womb
and inflammation of ovaries."
" I underwent local treatment every
day for Borne time; then oflr near!
two months the doctor save mo pvrin;
bion to go back to work. I went back,
but in less thnn a week was com
pelled to give up and go to bed. Oa
breaking down the second time, I da
tided to let doctors and their medicine
alone nnd try your remedies. Bcfora
the first bottle was gono I felt the ef
fects of it. Three bottles of Lydia E
Pinkbain'a Vegetable Compound nnd m
package of her Sanative Wash did m
more good than all the doctors' treat
ments and medicine.
"The first remark thnt greets m
now is 'Flow much bettor you look!' and
you may be sure I never hesitate to tell
the cause of my health." Me3. 22. J.
GooriEN, Achxey. Ia.
Why take
Nauseous Medicines?
lira ycj suffering with
1HC!SSTI0M?
Irs you sufiorl?? with
KISHEY cr BL1D2ER THjUSLET
Ar you iubjert to COf.IC, FI.ATL'I.ENCt"
or PAINS Iu the BOWELS f
! you tufTer from ItKTJCNTIOM or CF
rilESSHlON ot t'UINKf
Do you feel L,ANH'QK, nnd OEDILITA
Ti:i) In tbe morning f
cEiietlam
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CURES THEM ALL!!
Pleasant ti taka, Stimulating,
Diuretic, Stomachic, bso!utaly Pcre.
THE BEST KlOHElf and LIVER MEBISIKE
IN THE WORLD! !!
For Sale by nil CiUOCKKS n
OHUfJtilSTS.
11EWAUK OF 1TUTF.S.
MILLS,
Evaporators,
KETTLES,
ENGINES, BOILERS AND SAW EIUS,
AND KEPAIK9 FORSAKE.
Brittle Twine, Babbit, Saw Teeth and
File, Shufttiiff, Pulley,, Belting, Injectors,
Piped, Vnlvet and Fittings.
LOMBARD IRON IRKS & SUPPLY CO.,
AUGUSTA. GA.
L. DOUGLAS
S3 & 3.50 SHOES jffi&S1.
Worth $4 to $6 compared .
witn oxner mattes.
Iiutoi-ned br over
1,000,000 wearer f y-
rtl.. .J..- 1..... W T I I . ' CS
iiamped on bottom. Taliv v
1.19 ood. Your dealer JKXU'Jp
uhnuld keep them if W ' J X,
inot, e will send a pair ',,v.Ni,, . ''jr.
Inn iecent ol price. Mate ' .
jkind of eaiher, sue, and width, plaia or
leap toe. Catalogue C free.
W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Mas.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
tl.
TOBACCO.
No Gifts or Premiums, but
YOU GET THE VALUE IN THE GOODS.
The Best Chew on the market to-day.
Tnlrl.M InW All Hnnlra VVfK
Over J'.BiniUitoo and Hmlih rTemlr type-
llstliyear. Send for catalirue. Adilret. Ixp'tSM,
l STRSYER'S BUSINESS C8L'0e, Bsltlmt)r,Wd.
nPfHDQYIW DISCOVERY; tr
UStUlO I (UickrUf and curse ot
rn. Book o( ti'ronials end 1 0 days' tieatmeat
Free. Vt. H. H. GBXEH'S 80. Boa B, Atlaata. .
fj5Sr 1 Thsmpssn's Ey TTatsr
MUM THIS PAPERK S
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