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Augusta ChrcAcle.
"To l^fi^h ni\ll is n grave c
. against lur\i"\ order, a bio
the safety ofSfiwety, but to
on mere suspicwK at the r
murdering an imW-ent man,
trample upon natality, o
Justice and be fewty of the
est of crimes. W^at is to be
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state, county, anS municipal
not afford io fcnore a mat
grave and far-ru*cliiug in it!
sequences. Life must be pre
and the accused, whatever hi
or or offense, must be given i
in order that his guilt or inn
may be established."
This is from The Macon Teh
and the reference is to a recen
dent where a man was killet
ties? j
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ter so
i con-1 9HHBSI
Sag H
is n a
a a
ocence . H
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by
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mob who was afterwards, by
fesslon, shown to have been in
of the act because of .which li
was taken.
Of course The Telegarph is
Its conclusions are strongly pi
Is not for an inflamed mob to p
the guilt or innocence of any
nor is it for an inflamed mob tc
punfsTinr?ht for crime.
If there is to be governmi
law at all, the law as the peopl
a con- ???
nocent
is life Surely a he
right.
".'..on agonizing ?
man; .
> exact liking
0nt by . .
e have I InAOfli H'
adline to a good b
despair that was yo
lire r??rt?r XT~.
it of news. For ;
urs in your many a
all of you must 1
ttempts to choose
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iiave seen recollec
styles that were ju
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tion of the j|
st to your j
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laid It down must be .Invoked
Judge accused persons and to ]
guilty persons. When angry c
put aside the law and take
themselves the law's duty, disi
for law is invited and follows.
Those who speak out again?
law do not plead for the victi
the mob, but for society and
The people do not want to re\
the half-civilized practices of
rlna ooo t\? hnn rr> 4 cvli f wna 1*1 Oftl
to ad- j * 41 wow VI<
punish
"Ifpo" y?u like sel
espect
it mob All the 1;
ims of ! ~
/"tTo racturer wh
centu*
Hut 1170 r? t V /-\ r
jlj >j ai w w r ci . lHUi
lect just the suit yc
atest and best Fall
o makes a specialt
] /-V n r? rl inn ? ""
-v luiuc lie
du fancy?and at tl
and Winter styles
y of making suits i
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re, ana at youreasi
he very price you f
and colors are here
or stout women.
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e, ana taking as m\
eel like buying at.
They come fro
He knows what yo
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no L
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m a manu- I ,
u need and S
that is what is bring led up to
the law is defied by mobs w
their wrath, cast it aside and
It and reject it and by examr
courage the whole people to
it and reject it.
THE SWISS GUARD.
History and Requirements ?
nous Corns of the Vatica
. ? vraiiu v
when
ho, In t I
Insult ten days or
>le en- J
Insult 1
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iw *? , anu wc die l
ily, $9.50 to
ciiuy iui you. n
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October Sees W
anasomeiy tanore<
onder Values in
i ot tne best mate
rials. v or
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Swiss Guards?not to t
fused with the valiant mercena
dlery of Prance whose valor 1:
meraorated by the Lion of Luc<
has served the people for mor
four centuries. In 1505 Jull
made a treaty with the cant
Zurich and Lucerne to suppl
men as a bodyguard, In perp
Torfnv the strength of the Cf
>g conry
sol-1 ^
s com- 1
erne? J
e than /i
lis II !
ons of ' |*1
ly 250 I V0
Gtulty. ;
)ms is 1
Women's, CI
Misses'
Coats such as are i
far-famed Fashion c
hildren's and
Coats.
low being featured in
jentres. Lovely, ser
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100 men, includfhg six offlcen
the guards have the rank of se
in the regular army and the
mander has the title of colonel,
candidate for enrollment mus
Catholic Swiss, legitimately bo
married, l/?ss than 25 years i
least 5 feet 8 inches in stati
perfect health and with no p
disfigurement. He must pre!
testimonial as to his good chi
a K.irkllcmol nnrtlflonto onH thn
9. All 1
rReant ; I
s com- ' I
Every j |
t be a ; 2 ?
rn, un- I
aid, at I
ure, in I
hysical k
sent a
aracter I
viceable materialscolors.
Unusually lc
?striking, beautiful
>w prices.
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a uaptmmai vci 1.1 tivavu UIIVI
alent of a passport. Three n
notice of intended resignation
quired. Their specific duties i
the protection of the person
Pope, watching entrances an<
to exclude suspicious characte
attendance at religious functio
guards carrying the double-]
swords surround the sedia gee
when occupied by the Pope.
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lonths'
is trend
ud e
of the
i exits
rs and
ns. Six
lianded
tatoria
Micoao 01
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Men ana women Teacnei
Anderson Mail.
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, for
years one of the superintend*
schools in Chicago and one
country's best known educato
views respecting men school t<
for the higher grades that ar<
commended for their soundnes
Discussing the subject the
day she said: "Men teachers
1II*A 1/xn, rv-n/loat tKoir V? r
lviiooco ai
Snta8nof ()f heavy all-T
of the beautifully t
rs, has cntir q +
?achers aUtlll, at... .
? to be Also splendid i
" other h\ls and style
do not
lift If UllftClft dJUU
vool Serge and Mixture
ailored and lined with be
$9.1
rallies in the newest mate
s, special prices
50, $13.50, $16.50 and $22.1
M y
is, \J,
st Kl
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50 I i
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An immense stock of t
lossard Corsets lias just be
rill be glad to have you loc
n eye to their unusual mei
re $3.50 to $8.50. Also It. &
r i y* *
be fashiona<_
ien installed, w
>k at these with
its. The prices '?
5 G. Corsets and
the patience and enthusiasm 1
ing with children that womer
Women love children, overloo
little annoyances, develop a t
sympathy with them, try to
stand them and delight in the
ing of young minds. But in the
grades, where big world problf
pear and the pupil delves ii
most profound questions, it
sential to the best school systc
n deal- Oiir higher pri<
k ^tbefr ] I town. They
?ond of fashion histo:
unfo?d-! I tinctiveness :
higher |
ms ap
lto the I
is es- i I IMHHHffiSaBuwSiiii&S
m that I ~~??????
ied Suits are the talk of tl
have literally been makii
ry. A style and certain di
individual to each
$30.00, $35.00 and $40.1
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lacKson tjorsets in tiie vei
idopted to the Fall styles,
Vlso a line of Corsets at 50c
jood values.
ry best models
, $1.00 to $3.00. >
that are mighty *
men teachers he employed,
seeks maturer minds and go
questions deeper than womenl
The positions which Mrs.
takes Is worthy of the seri<
tentlon of those having charge
school systems of this countr
founded both in experience a
servation as teacher and in
edge of the distinguishing trail
acterlstic of sex capacity t<
school room conditions.
Man g|
es .into I ^
1 Sweat)
oua ati
of the *
jid^ob- I11 countless
knowi- Misses and Ch
>a nu'et | the good cold d
ers and Caps
pretty weaves for Wome
ildren. Fine and warm f
lavs ahead.
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OUR HOS
Departm
Offers values that are iir
Iere vou will fin/I tho f?
IERY /
lent
lequalled surely.
TVirn"IC Plinoniv
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WHERE?
Where are the cooks of yesl
Those Jolly matrons that
take
'A pinch of this," "a d
that,"
"Sweeten to taste"?theii
were pat?
, "Just flour enough for batter,
t . Knit
terday?
For Infants,
list of are especially 1
r tastes ?
d?.ar I Tnfoni
Underwear
Children and Misses. The
ixnderpriced for this mont
o' Qiib
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Holeproof, and Wonder Ho
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se.
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Ana inane idb mom k<>i
' cake!
Where are the cooks of yestei
Who used their "Judgioent,
rule?
Their toothsome cookies
us yet,
Their pies and doughnu
you bet,
Were works of art! Alas, I
Those cooks can ne'er be e
school.
opuous | XilJLU.111
rday, I ^
"not a I an
rFhese are sh
ts, too, dainty and mo
fear n
nado In I flHHHHHHH
.u vjiirv
id Coats.
own in white, and are ve
derately priced.
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JUlJLU VXlt
tVe offer tlie well-known C
for Women, Misses and
and lengths $1.00 t
tentemeri Glove,
Boys, all colors ' 1 "
;o $3.50 the pair
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A Marvelous Escape.
"My little boy had a ma
escape," writes P. F. Bastla
Prince Albert, Capfe of Good
"It occurred In the - twiddle'
night. He got a ehy'~t^verc
of croup. As luck wduld ha
had a large bottle of tShamb
Cough Remedy In the house.
ruth.
irvelous I I
rnoX J V^JL
of the
i attack
to It, I
erlala's
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following tbe directions ror t
And twenty minute* be was 1
All danger." Sold by all dea
in nour |H |
through "
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