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Nature’s Gift from the Sunny South
Shortens your food-Iengthens your life
you knew that lard was unhealthy, would you still eat lard-soaked food?
,ven lard manufacturers admit that there is only enough pure leaf lard
lade to supply one-tenth the lard consumption. How do you know that
rou are not one of the other sine-tenths who are taking chances?
Cottolene is a pure vegetable product, which contains no hog fat. It makes
r hclesome, digestible, healthful food. W 'swine fat?
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Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANX COMPANY, New York, New Orleans. Chicago
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Affairs
liter boat-, anto boat?, are th.
n j i Bii ibridg© and they
|- • d lightful recreation.
.ASL'Ki)—Second hand baj-j.
hurlai' aa.v kind, any qu-mti-
Isnywhere; we - pay freight,
fnrnoud Bag Ho., Richmond, V»,
Brown, a most charming*
lady, of Fort Gaines, has
liting friends .in the city.
^ter several days at Danark,
J. 1). ('hsson relumed home
! p*'t week.
fr.C.C. Brown, expert account •
Has been engaged the past
k-k in checking up and revising
I city’s book ■<.
.ve’on 1 danger •» have beeu em
ir. mure than once in ibis sect-
W' the opening of the new
r0ct ’iu run? have extingu ish-
•'K’-'ig i st, fires throug ©at
• I. > h \rci to break
i' been sojten' d by
i he m ■wry wlnstle
'ii is again heard in
- ' - buy automobiles like
1 a > - : ap as buggies—at
' l some do.
^ ill -ntrol the city gov-
Tier this year, is a ques-
; vv >:> to the tax pavers.
’ ■ . v 11 going to do about ii?
I'l '^'.ioli for considera-
!i, 'f l»al! of the season,
’Ul accounts, was that
a young men of the city
- r ^‘y night last, at Elk’s
• young lassies thereof
h ~. Hn rt *‘nment of the Bon
r - *’y -Mrs. Fudge, to a se-
r 1 ' 4 “‘ ' r of her friends on
■ * teruoon was a speeiai-
rt, a " one to all the lassies
’attended.
Hirr -
m,; at market has got the
^ - markets skinned as lo old
ittj, sol's the best native
at bef Q l * 5 ' or oent cheaper than
bd r Wn ! °r a many a day
r%i *t bid. - u Suc ^ Cu ^ 8 118 y° u
ot ' , n ° 8 P art? ribs and back,
* pork.
The W. C. T. Union
W ill hold a Mothers Meeting this
( Thursday) afternporv at 3 o’clock,
at the residence of Mrs. (.’. C. Brown
All mothers in the city are invited
to attend. There was a mistake in
the inviiation's senf ottt a's to t h e
hour. They should have read—”At
3 o’clock sharp.”
Dr, Hamil Better.
His hundreds of triends will be |
glad to learn that Dr. Harnils eondit- j
ion continues to grow daily better j
and there is hope of 4ns early recovV
iry. »
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Is It Your Boy?
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One of the worst habits that can
be acquired by a boy these days is j
loatiag about town at the rear end 1
•i a cigerette stump, learning all j
evil and contracting all the vices
that are kept afloat by the devil for
idle minds. Honest labor will never
injure a boy, but the evil habit lie
will contract idieing away his time i
on street corners or stores w 11 e-
ventually kill his soul, poison his,
morals, make him a running sore on
the community in which he lives
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and eventually bow down, if not
kill Ins aged parents with grief.
Fathers and mothers of today pay
too htt'e attention to the importance
oi training their boys to be indus-i
tnous and keeping them off the
streets. It your boy is not in school
put him to work. If yon can’t find
anything else for him, put him to :
whitewashing the back fence, chopp
ing wood and cleaning up aiouud
the house
DOING THEIR DUI|
Scores of Bainbridge Readers
Are Learning the Duty
ot the Kidneys. .
To filter the blood is tbe ki.1pe.ys
duty. • •
When they fail to do this the
kidneyGare sick.
Backache and many kidney ills
fol.ow;
Urinary trouble, diabetes,
Doan’s Kidney Pills cure them
all.
J. R. Barnes, 310 Bsrnes St., 1
Quitman, Ga., says: ‘T can re— !
commend Doan’s Kidney Pills as j
I used them with good results. Mv 1
kidney secretions were very irre
gular in action, sometimes scanty
and again profuse. They were
also highly colored and contained
a dark sediment. My back ached
nearly all the time and became so
lame that it was hard for me to get
up after I bad been sitting for some
time. I saw Doan’s Kidney Pil!«
advertised and so highly recom
mended that I concluded to give
them a trial and procured a box
In a few days after beginning their
use, the kidney s cretions were
made regular in action and the
backache ceased. I have felt much
better in every way since then.”
For sale by all dealers Price
50 cents. Foeler-Milburn C<>., Buf.
falo, New York, soie agent* for the
United Slate*!.
Remember the name—Doan’s —
and take no other.
The Markets.
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Werquotfe rfteXKxih- Cotton and-
(Jountry tT-oa-ue'e ma-rket^ as -foJ?
lovys r «-w-r ’
Good 'Middlings •’ "
Middlirfgtf # : • * «9
Corn FWestern' * ‘ : m
Court try *' ?5
Oats * 80
Sweet Potatoes ‘ 75
Meal" f . ; 100
Ohickens " 35-40
Baiter 35-40
Eggs 30
Hides, flint 10
r l allow 5
White M:-«t ' 13^
Lard - 12
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168 Kind to Ha'- v *>ays 'q;?.
The .Secret Of Long Life.
A French scientist has discovered one
secret of long life. His method deals
with th . blood. But long ago millions
of A me vieav s had proved Elec tric Bit-
te s prolongs ii*e and makes it worth
living. It purities, enriches and vital
izes the blood, rebuilds wasted nerve
ceiis, imparls life and tone to the Jen-
tire sj ac in. Its a govt send to the weaif
sick and deb-ilif: i. * . cople. ‘‘Kidney!
trouble had bl aud my life for j
mouths, ,J wmes V.'. M. Sherman, of ]
•eo*- . V <
Callahan Line of Boats.
J *v:i Viln-T' Sunday, Dec, 39 - 1907 1
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t ,,_ v . v . Wjil .operate the fol owing schedule :
mgste****? . . \
' Leave:
i Bainbridge, Thursday, 10 ». m t
! River Landing, 4:30 p. m.
Arrive:
Apalachicola, Friday 8 a. in.
Leave:
Apalachicola Friday, 12 o’k noon
Arrive:
Bainbridge, Saturday, at 4 n. m.
’ Conditions of the River and the Woathet permitting.
J. W. CALLAHAN, President and General Manager,
BAINBRIOGE, GEORGIA
Leave :
Bainbridge Sunday, 10a.ro.
River Landing, 4:30 p. m.
Arrive:
Apalachicola, Monday, 8 a.m.
Leave t
Apalachicola, Monday at noon.
Arrive:
Bainbridge, Tuesday, 4 :30 p. m.
C. Quarterman,
.Go To..H.
The Merchant Tailor.
Cushing, Me., ‘ but Eelectric Bitters
cuvetl me e.itoely. ” Only bbc, ;it a.
druggist*
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Ous* Swell Fine Samples Suits Pant
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Have your measure m,ken and v -ur Pants made here at home; and
l guarantee a fit. Let u.t*see you face to fact and h.ik about C»othes.
^Ye 1 >o Cleaning- and Pressing.
^?*CaIl at 313 GUy -Street.
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Single Blessedness.
At best it is only in the exercise
of a great unselfishness that the eld
erly spinster can continue to enio'
the sunshine of happiness. Sa lone
as people are young there need not
be much loneliness in the single
state of either a man or a woman.
The sweets of liberty and the uncoil
scious hope of happiness to com 1
make up for much that is lost in the
present. It is when life begins to
grow gray, when old friends, through
death, liuougli marriage or througn
exigencies of trine end pruce ha\e
fa!fen away and new friends are
more difficult to make—it is then
that both the spinster and the bach
elor will feel the inexorable ache of
loneliness. Anti the outlook then is
worse for the spinster than, for the
bachelor because it is more .nexor..-
ble. A man, if he has the means
to support a wife and often L he has
not, can always turn to matrimony
as a possible consolation when he
chooses, and he knows that. Worn-
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