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Monogram is the best Cigar on the Market for S Cents.
Edmund Daniel.
Grange Reporter
FRIDAY. 8KPTKMBER 2, 1010
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ADVERTISING RATES.
Advertiainff rates depend on position,
•umber of inaertionx and other require-
meat*, and will he furnished on appF
cation.
Local or Special NottV<>s, fi rents n
/no each insertion. Black type 8 cents
per line. No advertisements takeu foi
L»» than 20 cents.
Oh! If we only) had a small
hale of cotton to sell at„i?0 cents a
ponnd.
The State tax rate for 1910 has
been fixed at five mills, the same
as last year.
Robert Maddox has declined to
enter the race for re-election as
mayor of Atlanta.
Let everybody}! pull and pull
hard for LaGrange, Troup coun
ty and Georgia.
Wonder what Tom Watson will
have to sav in his speech in At
lanta 'tonight?
Troup county was well represent
ed at the State Democratic Conven-
tieni dn Atlanta yesterday.
It looks very much like Roose
velt is "riding" for the next Re
publican nomination for Presi
dent.
Ail exchange says that the crop
of sauerkraut will be "short” this
year. The packers will have to
use more "salt.”
If you do not let the people
know what you have for sale, how
do you expect to sell it? The
best end cheapest way to reach
the people is through the columns
of the local newspaper.
Won Id it not be a good plan
for our County Commissioners to
publish the proceedings of their
meetings so that the people who
have the hills to pay could see what
is beiug done?
It is claimed that there is over
me hundred thousand cuss words
it the oo in in and of the English
peaking public. No doubt but
vhat there is a great many pen
ile in Georgia that can use every
me of them.
The convention of the Fourth
Congressional District will meet
at Warm Springs tomorrow and
formally nominate Hon. W . C.
Adamsou for the sixth time to
represent this district in the
Uuited StateB House of Repre
sentatives.
The products of the dairy are
erhaps the most useful articles
ucluded in the human diet. A
aeal made up of dishes into
diich no product of the dairy cou
nters would not be such as to m-
pire "the turnpike road to p-o-
le's hearts I find lies through
heir mouths, or I mistake muu-
iud." Take away the butter for
lie bread, the cream for the oof
jo and the porridge, the shorten-
ig in the crust aud the biscuits,
tie milk ir> the gravy and iu the
uddings, the cream for the des-
jrt and the various kinds of
beese which please and satisfy,
ien take away the cup of milk
ir the little oue, and the meal
lat would be left would be neith-
r tempting nor nutritious.
Fire Saturday Night.
Saturday night about ii o’clock
au alarm of fire was turned in by
some one who thought that there
was a fire iu the Western part of
the city. The department re
sponded, and was making the
run when they collided with a
tree near the intersection of
Broad and Lewis streets, which
did considerable damage ta the
wagon. When they were ready to
continue it was learned that the
fire was Mr. J. E. Warlick’s barn,
about four miles from town,
which was completely destroyed
together with an outhouse aud the
chicken house.
Notice (or the Baraca.
Every member of the Baraca
Class is urged to be present on
next Sunday morning for the elec
tion of new oflicers.
In order to insure the best work
during the coming year the best
hoys should he put,into office, boys
who will he interested in the work
and anxious for others to become
interested.
Let each member come and make
this election to his inrerest and to
the interest aud upbuilding of the
whole class.
Epworth League Meeting.
There will be a business meet
ing of the Epworth League at the
First Methodist church tonight,
and all members are requested to
attend promptly.
Johnston—Booker.
Mr. C. B. Johnston has announ
ced the engagment of his daugh
ter, Katherine, to Mr. Heyward
Parham Booker, both of this city,
the wedding to take place in
October.
Cleaveland- Bradford.
Sunday afternoou at the home
of the bride's parents on Har
well avenue occurred the mar
riage of Mies Lvda Cleaveland to
Mr. W. E. Bradford, Rev. W. T.
Irvine performing the ceremony
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John H Cleave
land and numbers her friends by
her acquaintances.
The groom is a popu’ar young
man and holds a position with
the LaGrange Cigar Co The
many friends of the young cou
ple wish for them a long life of
happiness and prosperity.
Rivers—Durhim.
Last Thursday evening at the
residence of Rev. W. T. Irvine at
K o’clock occurred the marriage of
Mrs. Mollie Rivers, of this city,
and Mr J. H. Durham, of
Standing Rock, Ala., Rev. W. T.
Irvine officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Tax Collector N. S. McCallav, aud
has many friends in LaGrange
where she has made her home for
several years.
The groom is a prominent far
mer of Standing Rook, Ala., and
is well known in this city and
countv.
Mr. Hicks Entertains
Wednesday evening Mr. Ralph
Hicks entertained several of his
friends at supper at the Elturose
Hotel, iu honor of Miss Minnie
Floyd, the guest of Miss Corinue
Jarrell.
Later the party was entertained
at ths Orpheum Theatre. Mr.
Hick's guests included Misses
Minnie Floyd, Coriune Jairell,
Nell Broom,
Messrs. Rob. Hutchinson and
Frank Hutchinson.
A Dance At Elk's Home.
Tuesday evening the young
men of the oity gave a dance at
the Elk’s Home, complimentary
to Miss Winnie Floyd, of Fair-
burn, the attractive guest of Miss
Corinue Jarrell. The string
band furnished music for the oc-
cason. At midnight a delicious
ice course was served.
Don’t Break Down
Severe strain on the vital organs
like strains on machinery, cause
break-downs. You can’t over
tax stomach, liver, kidueys,
bowels, or nerves without serious
danger to your self. If you are
eak or run-down, or under strain
any kind, take Electric Bitters,
tli e matchless tonic medicine.
Mrs. J. E. Van de Saude, of
Kirkland, 111., writes: "That I did
notjbreak down, while enduring a
severe strain for *hree mouths, "
due wholly to Electric B.tte s.
Use them and enjoy health. Sat
isfaction positively sMiaraiteed.
60c. at Brad field Drug Co.
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FOR SCHOOL LIBRARIES
Let Is Save You Money On Some
Of The Second-hand Books From Our
Circulating Library.
GASH BOOK STORE.
Real Estate ^***^******^**^****^**************1****
Pharr Bios. (§b Childs Co.,
Furniture and Housefurnishings
Are you looking for a Home?
I have six farm*, 50 acre* each, 10 to
15 acre* rich bottom land to each
farm, all within 3 mile* LaGrange. How
doeathi* atrike you at $15.00 per acre.
A "PICK UP.” on Vernon Road, 1
miles out, a 5-room Cottage, 2-room Ser
vant honse, barn and orchard, on a two
acre lot.
HERE ARE A FEWB ARGAINS IN
CITY PROPERTY.
Nice new 5-room cottage on Park Ave
nue near the College, large lot,
Nice new 5-room Cottage on Battle
Street, close in.
Two vacant lots on Boulevard, east front
One Large lot on Broad Street next to
W H. Harris' store.
Any of the above may be bought on
easy terms.
W. R. Campbell
’Phone 217 L
Any Woman Can Have Beautiful
Hair
Many women do not realize the
attractions they possess because
they do not give propel atteutiou
to the hair.
The women ofPaiisare famed
for their beauty, not because their
facial features ard superior to those
of other women, but because they
know how to keep young by supply-
ng vigor, luster and strength to
the hair.
Three years ago Parisian Sage
could hardly be obtained
America. But now this delightful
hair touic aud dressing can be
had in every town in America,
Brad field Drug Co sells it for 50
cents a large bottle, and they
guarantee it to grow beautiful,
luxuriant hair; to turn dull, lifeless'
hair into ’lustrous hair: to stop
falling hair: to stop itching of the
scalp. Ask for Parisian Sage.
Southern Business College.
If you waut to avail yourself
of the quickest aud cheapest
means s>f becomiug prepared to
earu an income, take a course of
Shorthand aud Bookkeeping iu
the Southern Shorthand i Busi
ness College of Atlauta. Ga.
Young men and youug ladies
who feel that they have not time
to attend a Literary College or
feel that they are too old to at
tend, should attend a Business
College.
We have uo trouble securing
positions for those who arequali-
fied ; we have more pupils than
auy other two Business Colleges
of Atlanta, we have more of our
pupils holding positions tnau
have all the other Business Col
leges of Atlanta combined.
If you are interested in a Busi
ness education write for cata
logue.
A. C. Briscoe, Pres.
L. W. Arnold. V. Pres.
Thos. L. Bryan, Prin. Lit. Dept.
Atlanta, Ga,
Furthermore
It is cheaper in the end to own
a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet than
to spend your time wishing for
hoOsiLr^peoaL one '
Figure it up yourself.
You pay a dollar a week for a Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet for a little while. Then all its comforts
are yours forever
The moment the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet enters
your home it begins saving for you.
It saves its own cost in supplies you now waste
it saves your health and strength
and time.
It pays for itself in much less time than you re
quire to pay us.
So the sooner you own a Hoosier Kitchen Cabi
net the bigger will be your bank account.
Pharr j Bros. <Sb Childs Co.,
Furniture and Undertaking
It Saved His Leg
"All thought I’d lose my
leg,” writes J. A. Sweden, of
Watertown, Wis.”jTeu years of
eczema, that 15 doctors could not
cure, had at last laid me up.
Then Bucklen’s Arnica SaUe
cured it, sound and well.” In
fallible for Skin Eruptions,
Eczema. Salt Rheum, Boils, Fevt r
Sores, Burns, Scalds, Cuts and
Piles. 25c at Bradfield Drug Co.
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