The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • 5

fi'ini -r-rmm tit- it( 'II I ANNUAL' MEETING ft I AROUND THE CITY. EA three times a day "is the rule JL in Oriental countries. Lord Wblse-' ley adopted this rule, gave his soldiers tea three times a day, an3 captured Tel-el-kefcir. Bui that was "native" tea with its splendid stimulating power, and not the tea ordinarily bought in America. If you want the strength that fought at Tel-el fcebir, you can experience it by buying one of Chase Sanborn's Original Package Teas.

They are the choicest leaves from the best districts, hermetically sealed in lead forms and never opened between China or India and your kitchen "original package" TEAS. Orloff (Formosa Oolonp). Koh-i-noor (Eng. Breakfast). Orange Pekoe (India Ceylon).

Sterne's Grocery Sole Agents. to 4T ft erFaiis EMI CuoraiifejlPricElO(fs, ForaIe Everywhere For Safety Deposits. Call at the First National Bank and examine their new Safe Deposit Safe which has all the modern safeguards and conveniencs for the storage of securities, wills, leases, deeds, insurance policies and all other valuables. Rent of boxes only 5.00 per year. l-4-6m.

Men are continually mistaking bile for, benevolence, gall for godliness and chronic laziness for a "call to preach," There is no mistake about the object of my ads. I want to sell you the best in Stationery, the latest in Books and Periodicals. I have Blank books and oflSce supplies, Blueprint and Drawing papers, have a keen anxiety to sell at lowest prices and please and satisfy customers. JOS. EROS, Bookseller and Stationer.

Smith Building, Noblb Stbrbt. FOR SALE. Finest Cattle Farm in North Alabama. Within three mil of tie incwpMated lim its of Anniston, one hundred and s'xtr acres of land remarkably well adapted to a dairy and cattle larra Natural grazing throng hint the entire year and never changing water sup ply. Iii y.te inspection.

Apply for prices and termt to W.J.EDMONSON. I have made personal inspection of this place and can highly recommei it as a fine place for cattle and fruit culture Editor Hot Blast B-Sd-wtf. R. M. INGRAM CO.

Real Estate, Insurance and Rental Agents Comstantlae l-Cor. 10th aid Noble Sts. Phone 152 Anniston, Alabama. Bargains on easy payments always on hand in nice homes, vacant lots, farms and timber lands. The neatest embrodery attachment in the world on exhibition at the Singer Manufacturing Co's store, 927 Noble street.

12-19 tf OPIUM Morphine and Whiskey babitstreated without pain or confinement. Cureguar-anteed at Sanitariumor no car. B. H. VEAL.

Man'gr Litnia sprints (Jure Drawer Austell.Ga. Homeltreatmentsent Upreiermi. correspondence BtncuyconoaenuaL. ffl in a -oK UHiiiiiBfviiBiiiiiini.iiiiif.iiim.iiiiiiiiinniiiin.iimf'iiiiiiiiiiiiii.miiiiimim Alabama Sunday School Association at Troy April 22-24. "The nineteenth annual convention of the Alabama Sunday School association will be held in the town of Troy, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April 22-24, 1902.

The basis of representation is as follows, to-wit: Five delegates at large from each county, all ministers of the gospel, the superinten dent and two delegates from each Sunday school. 0 The railroads have granted reduced rates to delegates attending the convention. Each delegate desiring to obtain the reduced rate must purchase ticket to Troy at the regular tariff rate and at the same time procure from 'the ticket agent a certificate of the standard form. If through ticket can not be'procurd at the starting point, the person should purchase to the most convenient at which Such ticket can be obtained and there repurchase to Troy, procuring a certificate from each agent from whom a ticket is purchased. Tickets" for the return home will be sold at one-third the firstclass fare to persons holding cer tificates properly signed by the officers of the convention.

The delegates attending the con vention will be entertained by the Sunday school workers of Troy. The delegates attending the conven tion should send their names to Joel D. Murphree, Troy, chairman committee on'' entertainment. JAPANESE WANT A SCRAP War Which Will Involve All Europe Now Pending. Seattle, Wash.

March 1 3. Capt. F. H. Smith, a well known Englishman who arrived on the Tosa Maru from Japan, declares that war be tween that country and Russia is soon to come.

"Trouble over the Russian occupation of Manchuria is the cause of the trouble, said Captain Smith, "and the Japanese are spoiling for a chance to whip some one. They are making all preparations for the scrap that must come very soon. When it does come England will be forced to help to Mikado's army, and the war may involve all Europe. In the meantime, the Russians are pushing work on the rail road across and to this the Japanse haVe no objections. Russia, however, must defend the road against the attack of the natives.

Some 16,000 Coolies are now employed in the Ohio Miners Strike Ironton, 0 March 13. One hundred miners of the Hanging Rock Iron company, operating at New Castle, struck because a miner who had a light with a mine boss was discharged. Sti ikers say that all the union miners in Lawrence county have arranged to go out March 15th unless the operators pay the Indianapolis scale. I he strike will probably close the Hamilton furnace. Newspaper Man Shoots Himself.

New York, March 18 Andrew J. Watrous, a well known newspaper man, committed suicide today by shooting. He had been a sufferer from insomnia and had been under the care of' a physician for some Mr. Watrous Came to New York ten years ago from Philadelphia! Storing Oxygen In the Professional divers, vrho remain under water from two to Ave uiluutes at a 'time, are accustomed before submerging themselves to take deep Inspirations for ten minutes. The object la said to be to store up oxygen, not In the lung cells, but in the blood corpuscles.

Tbls renders a temporary suspension Of the breathing possible by supplying tuo corpuscles with' an extra quantity of oxygou, to be exchanged chemically wltu the carbonic acid, produced by vitul processes, in the blood. Til F.nell.li Language. I like to be beholden to the great metropolitan English speech, the sea which receives tributaries from every region under heaven. I should as soon think of swimming across the Cunrlos. river when I wish to go to Boston as of rending all my books In originals when I have tbem rendered for me in my English tongue.

Ralph Waldo Emerson. Has Rented Store. Mr. W. M.

Ilisrffins has leased the room in the Columbian build ing occupied by J. Levy, the from Oct. 1, and will then open a jewelry store there. -No Council Meeting. Only Mayor Henderson, and Counoilmen Stickney and Garner were present for the regular semimonthly council meeting last night and an an adjournment was taken until next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.

a a Attention Confederate Veterans. The regular monthly meeting of Felham (Jamp No. 258, U. will be held at City Hall, on Saturday, March 15th, 1CQ2, at 2 p. m.

Come prepared to pay your dues. By order J. T. DeArman, Comma ader. Wm.

Bell, Adjutant. 6Iover Convicted. Tom Glover, a negro, was tried in police court yesterday morning on a charge of larceny of a razor the property of Will Jones. He was found guilty and given a fine of $5 and costs and is now working for the city to liquidate his indebted ness; Quarterly Conference. The second quarterly conference of the West Anniston charge, will convene Saturday at 7 :30 p.

at Mechanicsville. All ot the official members are expected to be present. Rev. J. L.

Britain, the presiding elder, will preach Sunday at 3 p. m-and at West Anniston church at 7:30 p. m. A Pleasant Evening. Wednesday being the birthday of Mr.

Joseph Higgins, general inspector of the Southern railroad, a few of his friends tendered him a reception at the home of Mr. I. Waterhouse Wednesday night. Mr. Higgins was the recipient of many handsome presents and altogether the occasion was a most enjoyable one.

a Wlllett In Birmingham. Hon. J. J. Willett was seen on the streets yesterday and last night.

Mr. Willett is one of the prominent ment men of Alabama. Since his "long talk" before the chiefs of Tammany in New York a couple of years ago, and addresses in the east, he' has become a national character. Mr. Willett came here oa, business.

He was met by a number of friends but he cays there was no special significance in the visit. Birmingham News. Praised Everywhere. In praise of Harris' Nickel-Plate Show Mo much cannot be said. Mr.

Harris has made for himself a name to be envied by the exceptionally high merited performances he gives to the public under his large canvas; and that-name is not confined to Florida or southern states either, but is known all over the United States. Many people came to see the show yesterday, and those who were fortunate enongh to come saw one ot the best performances in a circus ring ever witnessed in Gainesville, Gainesville, Daily Sun, Dec 4. How to Care tlie Grip. Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed and a quick recovery is sure to follow. That remedy counteracts any tendency of the grip to result in pneumonia, which is really the only serious danger.

Among the tens of thousands who have used it for the grip, not one acse has ever been reported that did not recover. For sale by J. Wikle, Anniston, and J. Privett, Oxford Going to Plant? -USE BUIiTS' PRIZE MEDAL SEEDS. SURE TO GROW.

GET THEM FRESH FROM AIM FURNITURE CO, UN DERTAKERS WM. FRANKS, Assistant. Day Phone 33-5. Night Phone 156-3. CEHT fl IVOHD.

MALE HELP WASTED Moler Barber College, New Orleans, La have just opened this new branch of their system and oiler special inducements Tor March. Eight weeks required. Positions guaranteed. Tools presented. Wages Saturdays.

Great demaod for graduates. Write today. A CI Vt fJ Unrivaled book proposition. r-' 'New standard works. All rapid selle'S.

Liberal term 1. Uur guaranteed FOUNTAIN PEN a spcialty. Descriptive lists mailed. Colton, Ohman Co. (established 1830), 15 Warren Bt New York.

fvW "vVVVB WkW I SOMETHING NEW I and needed by every man. Our 12.000 Combination iCiflllKIVr Policy, ing all accidents and all occupations under a new plan. 1250,000 already paid in claims. Send for circulars. Aeenls Wanted.

Good territory. Liberal terms. Address National Acci. 9 W. IT.

ESTABLISHED 16 YEAES. 12-13-ly. Administrator 's Notice. Letters of administration upon the estate ofEobertS Rutledge deceased, having been granted to the undersigned on the 5th day of March, 1902, by the Hon. Emmett F.

Crook, Judge of the Probate Court of Calhoun County. Notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate, ar required to present the same within the time allowed by law, or that the same will be barred. John W. Colemas, 8-6-law-4w. Administrator.

Nonresident Notice, The State of Alabama, Calhoun County, Joseph T. Loyd, et al. In Chancery, vs City Court of B. Kirby, et al. Anniston.

Whereas, on this the 12th day of February, 1902, an order of publication was made in the above stated canse, as to-wit: ''In this cause it being made to appear to the Clerk of this court by the affidavit of Loyd that the defendants, Kirby, Minnie Corley, Charles T. Kirby, Mary Lewis, JohnT Kirby, Joseph Kirby and Essie Kirby are non-residents of the State of Alabama and re-aide Coke, Wood county, Texas; that John Kirby is 18 years of age; Joseph Kirby is IS years of age and Essie Kirby is 10 years of age. and iurtber, that, in the belief of said affiant, other defendants arc over the age ef twenty-one years, it is therefore oideied that publication be made in the Anniston Hot Blast, a newspaper published in the city of Anniston, Alabama, once week for fonr consecutive weeks, requiring tbem, the said defendants, to answer or demur to the Bill of Complaint ia this cause by the 13th day of March, 1902, or after thirty days therefrom a Decree Pro Con-fesso may be taken against them. A. H.

SHEPPEKD, Clerk. 'West Eleventh Street. is From the oldest to the youngest, with our different grades of coal. This is occasioned by the excel lent quality and the price made on coal. Place your next order with us and see.

Donahoo live Stock Corporation. Telephone 82. Carried Million on His Back. When Baron Rothschild Was paying a visit to New York, a reception was given him in a certain great house. The affair was in charge of Brown, the famous old sexton of Grace church.

Another reception was being held the same evening in a house almost immediately opposite, which was also In charge of the sexton. The baron wished 'to attend the second affair, but the street was full of mud, the night was disagreeable and no carriage was at the curbstone. He could walk across without soiling his boots and evening clothes, and for the moment he was Lla a predicament to what he should do. But be was soon relieved of this dilemma. "I'll carry you across myself," said Brown jovially; "now, mount my shoulders." And, grasping him as if be had been a child, he carried the nobleman across on his back.

Ladies' Home Journal. Balzac's Way, Jules Sandeau relates that one time while living In Paris Balzac locked himself up in his room for twenty-two days and twenty-two nights, refusing to see any one and keeping the curtains closed and the lights continually burning even in broad daylight. The only human being he saw during this time was his servant, whom he rang for when he felt the need of food and which he washed down with numerous cups of coffee. He would throw himself on his bed only when entirely exhausted from lack of sleep, and he remained In complete ignorance of what was transpiring state of the weather and even of the time and day of the week. He only freed himself from this voluntary captivity when he had written the word "End" on the last page of the manuscript he began when he entered his prison.

Price of BlnckwcHV Island. The price of Blackwell's island when it was purchased by New York city was not seven pieces of wampum. 120 pounds of tobacco or two stacks of firearms, tlie price of Manhattan Island, but $50,000, paid to Robert Blnckwell, the owner, who uad married the daughter of the English captain Manning, who In 10T3 surrendered New Yotk city to the Dutch. When the English resumed control, Manning retired to Blackwell's Island, then known as Hog island, and after his death It became the property of his daughter and son-in-law. It was sold In 1S38 to New York city and since has been in use for various correctional and charitable in-stltutions.

"Special occasion. Alabama Day March 17th, South Carolina Interstate and West In dlan Exposition. For the above occasion, the Southern Railway will sell tickets from all points on its line in the state of Alabama to Charleston and return-at very low rates, Boiling March 15th and 16, with final limit ten days from date of sale. For further information, call on any ticket agent for Souther llailway. You can get anything you wast the way of supplies for your sew ing machine at the Sinper Manufacturing (Jo's stcrc, 9i't Rtlie ttiae- Roman Deggrnra Everybody who visits Rome must ex.

pect to be swindled and disappointed. There are many illusions, and you will be greatly disappointed when you approach them and they fade away. You will be swindled by shopkeepers, hack-men, peddlers and everybody that you have anything to do with, and the beggars will annoy you with their persistence like the, fakirs and flower girls that follow you upon the street, but all this is a part of the experience of everybody who comes here, only such annoyances are greater in Rome than in most other places. Begging Is a profession, as In every other Italian city, "and the profits are much larger, because there are more strangers to appeal None but Inexperienced beggars ever approach a native Roman, because they know it is useless, but they save'all their energy and pathosjrfor strangers, particularly Americans and English, whom they follow with the greatest persistence-Chicago Herald. A Reproof.

"Pa," said Willie, "what does It mean to say a man is 'one of nature's 'One of nature's my son," replied the old gentleman, with a significant look at his better half, "is a man who smiles when he gets some ridiculous cheap gift for his birthday and exclaims: 'How nicel Just what I wanted! Catholic Standard and Times. The Garni. Is there a blue line on your gums near the teeth? Perhaps you are suffering from lead poisoning, bo attend to the water pipes, or, If you are a painter, carefully wash your hands and clean your nails before eating. Is there a red line on your gums? Go to a sanitarium for consumptives or at least take cod liver oil, open your windows night and day and consult a doc-ton- Their Limited Circle. Crawford Ha've they enlarged their circle of acquaintances since they moved into their Llg house? Crabshaw Ob, not Since tfiey became rich they don't know half as many people as they used to.

Judge. Salt and Cancer. An eminent London physician advances the theory that excess of salt Is one of the four factors which cause cancer, It Is essential, but la Inoperative without orfb or two others. Excess of salt may arise from too much meat Het considers that other factors are overnourishment, an Impure condition of tho body resulting, owing to the nomine and nonoxldatlon of food. Some local Irritant or stimulant, such as friction from the stem of a pipe or Irritant from some micro organism, must always be present Cancer is seldom seen among Jewesses, possibly from tho difference of diet Savages, so far as is known, are exempt from cancer, andbey get no salt All the domestic animals, except the.

pig, are subject to cuheer, and salt Is given to sheep, cows and horses, but never to Pigs. Not Conelunlve, lie I suppose you know I'm singing at your church now. Blie-No, I didn't. 1 He But surely your brolber" Jack told you I had Joined the choir there. She Oh, yen; be did tell that Philadelphia Press.

Seasonable Goods at Reasonable Prices. Ouf stock of Hot Water Bottles, Fqnntain and Bulb Syrings, Atomizers and Chest Protectors is complete. The Best Hot Water Bottles, guaranteed $159 Combination Hot Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe 11 00 to 150 Bulb Syringes, three tubes, for. 60 Bulb Syringes, in wooden box, guaranteed 15o to 1 00 Atomizers from. 160 Chest Protectors from 60o to 3 Oft Before buying in this line visit ur, examine our stock, and we fel sure you will be pleased.

McElreath Drug Co. "THE GILMORE," NEATEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE PLACE IN ANNISTON FOR MEALS and LUNCHES. A 50c Breakfast. Dinner or QEfV Supper for v-pv. Next to New Court.