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III I Iti hutIy1nn b for it I, th t isi itc I inI 14 1 it4' I - J ei w'i . 1 i )IJE 1b4 1 ' lflu e u ilt- ;ic 11 1 111 1- hoi I Aealu 11i 1 dei ri- T e-I cI j I I' ebilar ev-lon wsicllcCads'2 lw l tlcnoone'i 1'1br l 111- only b l t w tryn Irtitd in e 111( he iu', hicio or isiite~ of thei in ,i I Ie t I a I I I I ' ! b 4 it f l e pI 1;ul d' I ienIt If a jint 'rt0 iiarn,2 li' 11 .1 t I h W it'- on lanId itt ify the '4- iu tn I .i i ai t 141 i';.M itoN oa ti e GIb?1,4fgp conyeIs ha;:s fonivened anjeileha ite eubhilie, i*n iwiioe 11n*tih. at p~o:ni b 'elrmat lon of at 1e1:t. por t ion fi ! 14)11t lle itttlor i by vo ItIn, in Jill rt y caucuin ulte ysvtterday to tbandon comn [UAtly tihe' lyer wnti-ncar hi bill o:wilmt which thll, I)emiocrati had riin (4-vm fu tll II y 11 Illu tr i ed f1.44 eo v t I Elu Ya . at34%%11or Cle'Ierwood of Althibama, the 'fen"Uocreatic )aeaer' wai informedt to du.v of tho de'inion or the utopublican un4a to -i0r0il --ith proitnhmi male dur. lu: (hi t fl4teI tr ie,-t It t)e knowlc tbti ite 'Debocruati would offor so further <ObMt tueetion. ?l~oro4'tnt among the nomination to lie taken up in that ofA .1' r;ft 1lutler' of frlljiqnecote), (4 4MI nA 14,c1ia1te$ .uiceLI' Of t1La 112&premlie court mceutlling Wlit WIPII4aW it. tay. 'Rome oppokIion tO coniri1am. (tLo of 'Mr. luteIr hifam been* exprestie4 but Renattorn T(el-oier an4d Nohcnen of Mtlanieota have teaid they expected no gmitll difliculty inanmclhi cu ia te oni. nation received it unuanitnouly lavorn jle report from) th jiudiciary commit tie .affer intuiiiry to the objection. ituiredan or other nombc itions Ii cluding large number of potmantmern and army utuotions i- r expectedt to be ap)proveil by the iEnee without ole l.i*elt ion. "Tijto n omination of Walter (00hen8, negro of New O-rn to be comptroller of iatoai tit Ne'w Or l. nt-u.1, Inl expeted4'i 4) !I to fl l ee in e (of tits opponliion ofr the Iamlilninna and ne've'ral1i other nauitheirin gelutorn. flepuli'leln iledieru had planned to have tile 11111p in. bill, pnned lit week" by ti he bonie, reported to the 1444n111te tW1mor -ow'v , 'hut th1,e1 I)ematic It 1 titu tir prev e tdii re'fet-enee of thl legintati4onl to rotum1 itteeo. lit ks ex plocteid to I rev oertfe'd TuI'eday uind leadeiru chin to ltak it up Wednewday. Out 111ie oF( whatever n minntiont t.roi conifircined ootetrrow, the aeeom tihimenti of tlhe 'enate and tliet ex tra -wittilon i re, ew. ite only legih it. Sion pann d 1uu'e i it c hill to proiiit 11 logiil ,ale. mallt'iteture and weatr ol miitce, y decorneioine and at manure tc allowi Amuriecateu JntIe iltney to te A4dm~inidtratot leI aecrn atttemptede t( (4bta4in enalcte n let oft thce Lirarhlu Ioan bilel bItut 'I )em2ior'tn a 22s an Pr'ogren'i alve'r aTopuliennea iee'cihl ned to il) I by seteding' tbile bac to) 'ommtitt(et. Tihe Now G Buy No. 1aOld Sta [MENTS IN [ON OF CONGRESS, t a h I~j lui t loo I i) 114. , Ia.I. -1111 Iilfi, atI is Will Iamm by~t~ 01fo ~.q' ljoin5A a~t 011iat. LI'tti I I;Ia lk-Ii'0 Jain 1111im"0-I-d I to fit- lIt will ; il-4- ..1I 11 11i oit oI'tk. I t;i cv I ( I I I'sI V1III ja~a1bI11 tlst! (1istis,it iL'ii IjAiiill bill, I l 3,ls:oiaIattitslis. hsow, ho4 .1 , 1s4;s 15'-(Ilto 541.11 1 :~jIIe PI'' Vl*Vf,8 IN MARKIET NAIMM4) 1airkist Iiurlss fill. P014 Week. Ne'% w 4rlfs:,nat, 1)ec. .1. 'PrIcesmoe mi'iii, Iisn votttol Isalit, weitk, wean Riot 4" Ifle! atid tIE, mirhcet bad tfil(t~iIlig of Ii'vlonairy feellitir being itt all tlimom 11a1ifir Il( )n* Its E of t lie prece-sdi I ta wet-1i iIoII. Tf1 ii tpitearted to be! dtu to) li 1(10 atlu of tilt 1Iau- ilterentli aaoris Ilims to ne1w nelIIiuv.. Now airera-.1 I Iois oil oitl ier idde worn stot (-Isiriled out ,agegrtaivoly, ol* ou a large ,tCIC. itisi Inl mj)mlig a'estoctfi, the znstrktt katd imiueb of Il )'oar-and twUi At tWe Ioweost tho tradliar zuntli weire 73t t~o 144 pis t ndter the (lsIoS of the pro moding wfuek 'with January off to 24.40 cenft*, a p)Otm34. Tho VOwe~ mhuowtxi Qq9 1osiliv ofI 70 to 76 p*ti4A~, January clue ing att 24-G4, Taking M~e Hat Into von pi~dera* lea, fluctulations Well( iWithin I'lim ot 484 to I0l DOW&tt. .1a~ the "pot dopartaiwnt prloce lost 13,1 00luti onl 4 middling which eWocid'at 'O% Thiti wtek a& y0LA5 ago~ middlkg chomed at4 10.7i. TPhe holiday Thursday broke trading tip ((sl1)tderatbl)' and littor t he holidaLy til. dI:i~ntt dion ailollg lutt t ritders U&p 1pit 114(1 to bie to Woik oil ponding glin nuug figuacs;, Not it tow markot W.t *(I-Atoil'resd t a t I(itftier ghintig Ag ttrva, will,, (lilt 110 wititng ttudo woul0 d Isi oftrongettl tii 'ever01 becuio of, t t gIlilmvriuvilt'mIL ,us1Iita etthiut ' of It'e erop V. leliR thlit yvar, will be imllie oni 5I,(emllht 1:1. . rI vate crisls eni lilitels of 15 014 t'ivo vartied( 'oiildt'rithly, tilt. i11 911-It II-im It 49318,0011 l'mll ing htsatte'i,. Wli1i (114 tl,, V lwet WItS 11.6, 5,000 hutlt'i fit !,00) le'lifl( weyt'ght fil I' lt ea t-tithisatei In runsn hil;t )5le-i m('ait I zig le& .4I)ot dep)11irttile-it wilm (III itt Iho mildc tut11KVU th lmOe remtilt otf 111111 #.(I AlI-11g. iittli ute: 01111 btcuse of.1110 lnch- of denmnd. A.count" f'rom i l1 ef4'nterli, r'c4'lvuo lilil', were, mixedi, $olt111t 1 11011 weri sld to bo o'oli oil gilged'tl Iown sd tile I'iitl of IIIit% WI'tiI New 'i Jzlanid Isotila wo're wiring thtt hin Iti. minl t wouild ttalrt n)ight ifto (I isii eornflug wook; il I on tht' colti nteit of l-1mrople 0 410 oid to -be work ill! to capanelty for the m~ost ItalLIt. -but, ItiN('E ,.NDFIEW DIAINfti ,Ali, iDEPI1VED OF RCANK iroiher of Former ng Conitantine Eape'n wih III Life ,6fter Being Tried on Chairge' of lifu'sing to Attaek the Enemiy in flattle of Sangarius. Ath n,, i-. $. - Prin(. Andrew, ' irother of foreIa'r King Cons tan tine, an beeon bented by a military court or banilai nint for life! and deprlva- I lon of bla rank. ie, will not uuffer v 'tuail degradation. The. judgment of the court finda that 'rince Andrew refueod to obey ordern 1i it presilenlce of the oienmy and 'IoVe( lilts armny corpsi ii another di 1-r-iln, but conildern that In view of l lack of experience in commanding arjt i maie of fighting troopH, and t, conditions in which ho wan placetd yl icition of the, genalties provided iy lttfw would not bo' Juntiliable. Thiet trial of tihe prince cloned laist tighJit after numeroiun witnennien had Pen eenxamine and .:lea.n for clemency uad been made for the defenne. The idictment nset forth that in the ad 'ance on the Hangarius river, Prince kndrew commanding the aecond army orpH, refused to obey an order to at ack the enemy. Royalty liad a bad time in the final t.ag.eH of the Inquiry. The prosecutor iwelt onl tho dindvantage of employ ng princefi in high positionas In the riy. Vio pointed out that their Wnflu mee was pernicious not only in Greece out in all count-riae and cited camen vhere they had been responstble for n.litary 4iaMer. In thin connection w alluded to the toinner German :rown prince. Andrew bore up well throughout e .trial, at was touch &ad go rwhether W ;would escape with his life an the harge on which he wan convicted in )Unhj4ha1ble, under the Greek code, by Weath. The (prosocutor asserted that Prince Androw was unuble to realize the re iponelbilitien of his position and con iwquently could not be treated an a real general .who fled before the one rny aftr disobuying the orders of his wupelior. The prince patiently lIntened to thene unploasant remarks and when aked at the clone of the proceedinga whether he had anything to-nay, re plied that he had not, An usnal in court martial the pritioner left the court before delivery of the verdict and hin counsel, Nicholas iMmaskinon, displaye(d vialblo anxiety as to whether he had caved hin royal cli e'III head. PrInce Andrew's wife, who watn Princens Alice of llattenberg, also was greatly worried; oho ha cpent aleeplean night since his arrival and arrived in Athena only a few day ago. She had beon allowed to vin t him Several times. The courts deliberations on the ver'. diet lasted nearly three hours and the sentence, deprivation of rank and life banishment came an a relief iwhen the worst was feared. During the course of the trial interest increasc4 and when the verdict was delivered the hiouse of parliament 'was crowded to full capacity. On the witness stand Prince An.. drew told the .president of the court, that according to bia order the second army before attacking had to await intruictiona from the third army corps, :the Laur :lothing, Dry Goods Complete, ar BUF LAUREl VlhICL did not arrive. Colonel Sariynin tesUtfied that In tead of attacking the iecond army orI, replied that an attack to tht iorth wasi imipoilible owing to thi trong enemy defenses, whereupon tht oninander in chief ordered the chie f utaff of the second corps replaced arlynni declared that If Andrew had arried out the order the battle o: angariua would probably have been ion. IN added that the price threat ned to resiign if the commander in hier innlted upon blaH orders beinh xecuted. G(jeneral Plaopoulai admitted the rea. on 1.he prince Wial not dinissied fron We are tryi a larger store ar We are tryi ues than ever bx Our Mr. Ja< ing for mercham The success the pan; it is bui We thank I making it so. Whenever dies' Ready-to. Shoes, see what to buy and we i Th ens and4 and Notions Now' id Save Money' LNS q,s. C. ... .I: .m me. his command was that he was the king's -brother. * * * * * * 0 * * * * * * * Fleming School Honor Rol * Ninth Grado-Ruth Rhodes, Annie Helle Tumblin. Seventh (Irade-lunter' Robertson, Frances Tumblin, -Mildred Cooper. Fifth Grade--Ethel Rhodes, Bertie Tumblin, Thelma Hazel, Martha Pow era. Fourth Grade-Mary Tumblin. I Third Grade--.Nivia Owens, J. P. ng to serve you beti kd adding more sales ng to give you bette efore. :k Cohen is now in I dise of high quality of our business is n It on super-values a the people of Laurer you need anything ii Wear, Men's and Cohen's have; you kre glad to show yov :OHEN e Store of Better i H. Terry's Old Stand 3reenwoo While These Great 5 No. 2, Lindley. First Grade-Alvin Hazel, Allen Powers, Mary Ethel Powers, Edna Hudson, Mary Lou Rhodes, Lee Weath ers, Arthur Weathers, Raymond Rob ertson, Ruth Sumerel. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets). it etcP,c t!hc Cough and Headache end works off the Cold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 3c No Vorms In a Healthy. Child All ai .j ui troubled with worms have an un healthy cokr, which Indicates poor blood, and as rule, there Is more or I ess stomach distRbanoce. GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given te& uly for twoorthree weekswl enich te blood. Improve the digestion. and act ass generalStrength ening Took to the whole system. -Nature will then trwoffloiselI the worms. ail tib Child willbe Am 'rf~thekh.Pleat lot to take. 6Cc pezbottla ter by moving to -people. r and greater val lew York search at low prices. ot a mere flash in ad honest service. is and vicinity for a Dry Goods, La Boys' Clothing, are not obligated i at all times. I'S alues d Stores ~tocks are On Public Sqnark