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sjtimimmmnmnmmMmmmwmmmmmntmnnmmmtmmffltmtji •g~ Repairing Department- I SELL Don’t send your work off to large cities to have it done, and'wait an unlimited time to get it back.* Remember I ex amine your Watches, Clocks or Jewelry FREE and tell you what it will cost before you have it done. I make u specialty of repairing fine and compli cated Watches—all repairs neatly done on short notice. @loek§, AND AL.I. KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS sJewefpg oipd (Sewing fl?e ©bines i SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. All lands of Sewing Machine Needles and fixtures. We swap new Machines for old ones; sell Machines on time, easy installments or CASH. See me before buying and 1 will save you money. Don’t Suffer—' with headaches, pains in back part of the'eyes, dull heavy'feeling of the lids, etc., when one.pair of Glasses correctly fitted will stop all this trouble. I examine your eyes free of charge and if you don’t need glasses, I will cheerfully tell you so. REMEMBER I guarantee every pair of Glasses I fit to give entire satisfaction. H A VOI 7P1 AlV^ Jeweler and Optician, . I V7U1 Next Door to Postoffice. SEVERAL SMALL SCENES SCOOPED am .The News of Town and County Culled me ■ Vienna now has some fire protection. Vienna ought to have some kind of Variety Works. Drs. Bivins & Mobley have just re ceived one of the famous X-ltny in struments for their surgical department The price paid for this instrument was |460. This instrument will prove to be quite a help In detecitng fractured bones or bullets in the body of a per son. Isithotenoughforyoukindfriend, with the spaces out? Advertise in the News if you wish to reach the people. Vienna Sunday Schools will picnic at Beech Haven on the 28th Inst. Vienna will easily market 10,000 'bales of cotton this full. Who doubts it? ' Don’t forget we have a nice line of unens and boys Straw Hats. See them before buying elsewhere. J. P. Heard & Sons. County candidates have only a few. more days'ln which to pay their assess ment fee. Jam. ISP Wl The many friends of Miss Ollie Smith will be glad to learn that she Is improv ing and will soon be up again. Mrs. if. D. Norris still continues to be seriously ill. We trust that she will soon be on the road to recovery. The registration books close next Saturday night. If you want to vote •on June 6th, you had better register. The News has advocated a Cotton •Oil Mill for Vienna ever since it was ■first published. Wo will soon have one in operatson. A. KOOBIN A CO.,solicits your trade and will appreciate snmo by showing •customers courteous amL fair treat ment. Come to see then/ The Vienna Baptist Sunday School with a rising vote wish to tender their thanks through the columns of the News to Dr. H. A. Youmnns for the beautiful eight-day clock presented to them last week. The gift was highly appreciated as it was badly needed and will prove quite a convenience. A Vaudeville show .under the man agement of a Mrs. Tool, became strand ed down at Richwood yesterday, and the players came up and hod an attach ment taken out upon the musical in struments for wages due them. The instruments were brought to Vienna yesterday afternoon to wait a trial of the case, which consisted of guitars, mandolins and vioiins. AN AOED TRAMP WITH A LITERARY TURN OF MIND. A party composed of the following families enjoyed a fish fry at the Lewis Lime Bink Thursday: L. Nobles, L. Q. Nobles, J. A. Pcnvjr, B. B. Parker, F. A. Penvy and '‘Coot” Bowen, the crowd numbered 27 and about. 80 pounds oi fish woreeaught with the seine, which furnished a bountiful supply for dinner and some to carry home. It was indeed an occasion that will long be remem bered by those who attended. Vienna will be ontroffhe best cotton markets this fall in this section. Who will bo tho first to prepare for it by •erecting a brick warehouse. , A Furniture Factory would be a paying thing in Vienna. Who will •start the ball to rolling by subscribing •some stock for such an enterprise? Will pay highest market price for fat cattle. If you have any to sell you ■will do well to write u«. W. F. Markbrt Co., Cordele, Gn. Contractor Pruit commenced work on the cutting of tho right of way and .grading on the A. A B. Wednesday above the camp ground with a large force of hands. A Sample of Modesty. ‘'Modest!” said Colonel Harry Hall, speaking of a statesman be knows. “W by, lie is ns modest as a certain young chap out in Pittsburg who works on the Sunday edition of a newspaper Owned by his relatives. JVhetl be came of age, tho relatives elected him a director. Ono day he asked the Sunday editor if he conld get off for an hour, saying he want ed to attend a mooting of the board of directors of the paper.”—Wash ington Cor. New York World. Joe P Smith purchased a ifcw buggy nnd set of harness from J P. Heard A •Sons yesterday. When questioned about it he replied: "I bought it to haul speckled peas out to my farm?” It is expected that a large number of votes will be polled on J une 6th, aa there is a great deal of interest manifested in nearly every race from governor •down to the smallest county office. We would like to seo as large polled as possible in order to see how the people stand upon tho important issues now at stake iu the different races. F. P. Pepper the Photographer who lias been doing work in Vienna since last December, will move his tent up to Dnadilla next week where he will be for the next two weeks. He has done work here for nearly every family in the city and surrounding country and his work has been of the quality that we take no hesitancy in recommending Jilin to the people of our neighboring town as a good artist and one who will treat you right in every respect. Application For New Road. GEORGIA—-Dooly County. To whom it may concern: All persons interested are notified if no good cause is shown to the contrary, an order will be granted an the 13th day of June next, establishing a new road as marked out hr the Road Commissioners appointed (or that purpose, commencing _ at South-east corner oi J. D. Clement’s I thinks any reason is a descent excuse.” Front Atlanta Constitution. , An aged stranger called at the police barracks last night for a place to sleep. His long white hair felt in curls below ills shoulders and his snowy beard reach ed to his waist. “Yes, I am a tramp," he said with a pleasant sinile. “Probably the olde. tramp on thd road, for I started out when I was 30 and I have been tramping for forty years.” Such an unusual tourist attracted his at tention of the attaches at the barracks and they plied the old man with questions which he answered cheerfully “In the first place,” he stated, you want to know what made me tramp. In nn- swer to that I will say I began to walk about over the country to get work.. Then I took to liking the . free outdoor life. The boys on the road now call me the “Professor.” I don’t object to the title, I have written some good things, if I do say it myseli, nnd they have been printed in the newspaper. But, alas, I was rarely ever given the proper credit. I have writ ten proverbs, poetry, jokes and essays. I never nadany books and therefore wh t I write is entirely original and not mere ly an improvement on what some other manshas written. Nearly all the so-called jokes and pointed paragraphs you see in ihe newspapers are but an improvement on what the writer has read, I take my ideas and texts direct from nature.” He was urged to produce some of his literary efforts and he took from his pock ets several rolls of manuscript and read from them. “Now listen to some of my logic,” he said: “The singing bird always builds the prettiest nest.” "Tell trees gives the poorest shade.” "The frog that croaks the loudest never jumps very far." “The corn that tassels the quickest has the nubbin*.” The officers told him his Jogic was ex cellent. Then he took another slip of pa per and said: "Now I will give you a few of my origl naljokes. “The reason they call a divorced wom an a grass widow is because she is not the kina that has to wear the weeds.” "The fruit of politics is the candidate-’’ “A briar patch and a negro cemetery are both black-burying grounds." “The fellow who is going down hill a. l. mcartmur, Dentist. Rooms 2 and 4, Peoples’ Bank Building, Cordele, Georgia. W. V. HARVARD, Attorney at Law, Vienna,- — Georgia. DR. C. T. STOVALL. Physician and Surgeon, Vienna, .... Georgia. BIVINS & MOBl.EY, T. T. Bivins, at. n. H. A. Mobley, m. d. Physicians & Surgeons, Calls promptly answered. Vienna, Ga. HALL & GEORGE, Attorneys at Law, Vienna, Georgia, D A. R. CRUM, Lawyer, Viennt, Georgia. J. M. WHITEHEAD, Dentist. Will be in my office from 15th to last of each month. Vienna, Georgia, ' WOMEN AND JEWELS. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that la the order of a woman’s preferences. Jew els from a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that greatest of all jewels, health is often ruined in the strenuous efforts to make or save the money to purchase them. If a woman will risk her health toget.a coveted gein, then let her foitifv herself against the in- siduoiu concequenses of coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr Boschee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lung* and bronchial tubes and drive tile dread disease from (he system. If is not a cure- all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds and!nil bronchial troubles, You can get Dr G G Green’s reliable reme dies at Vienna Drug Co., Vienna, Ga., and J W Sanders, Unadilla, Ga. Get Green's Specie! Almanac. CHEAPEST MOM ON EARTH!! JOHN F. POWELL & SON, Lawyers, Vienna, — Georgia. * D. L. HENDERSON, Attorney at Law. Will practice in all the courts except Dooly County court. VIENNA, GA. JONES & WaLDEN, Attorneys At Law. Cordele, Ga. Special attention giren to collections. land in 945th district, G. M., said county, running them e in a North-easterly di recilon through lands of J, D. Clements, J. S. and S. J Odom, Ruben Johnson, G. J. Stephens, Wm. Clements, G. S. Hamilton ana George and John McLen don, and intersecting Puteville road nt*G. B. Wades, a distance oi about six miles in length. This May rath, 1902. J. 1). Haro move, O. D.C. GEORGIA—Dooly County. E. E. Srago has in due form applied to the undersigned lor Permanent Letters ot Administration on the Estate of Mrs. N. J. Seugo, lute of said county deceased. 1 wilt pass upon hit application on the 1st Monday in June next. This May 6th 1902. J. D. Hargrove, O. D, C. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. GEORGIA—Dooly County: By virtue oi »n order from the Court of Ordinary of Dooly county, 1 will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in June, 1902, tire fol lowing described property towit: The East halt of lot No. 6 and the west half of lot No. 7 in block No. 37, in the city of Cordele. Sold as the property of Mrs. Julia E. Mingledorffi deceased. This May 5th, 1902. Uinolroorpf, Ad mV. When the officers had finished lauding his jokes the aged stranger unrolled a third piece of paper and remarked that a poem was next in order. He then read the fol lowing: TIj* SONO OF THE TRAMP. “1 walx, I beg and try to steal A ride on the blind baggage, And when 1 want a good square meal Most anything I’ll cabbage. 1 laugh at face and sneer at work, Just like a lazy fellow. The only thing I do not shirk Is wbat will make mo mellow. “I’m on the go ar.d on the beg, A happy, careless rover, I have no friends to pull my leg When I have got in clover, The world may j. er, but what care I. So life can bring no sorrow, 1 live today and do not sigh O’er troubles of tomorrow.” The ve teran tramp was told that bis paem was a perfect gem and he bowed hit thanks. ' “Now, gentlemen,’ he concluded. I will register and bid vou goodnight. My name Is Professor John Bartlett. Wake me early in the morning, as I wish to be out in the woods when the birds carol their morning hymn.” The profetsot was given a good bed and he wu soon sleeping as peacefully at if he was in the best room in the Quest hotel Jo the land. { . All Eyes On Texas. Great is Texas. Her vast cotton crops and marvelous oil discoveries amaze the world. Now follows the startling state ment of the wonderful work at Cisco, Tex. of Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption. “My wile contracted a se vere lung trouble” writeseditor J J Eager “which caused a most obstinate cough and finally resulted in profuse heir.orhages but she has been completely cured by T)r King’s New Discovery.” It’s posiiv . postively guaranteed for coughs, colds and afl throat and lung troubles. 50c and Jt.oo. Trial bottles free at Vienna Drug Co. Legal Advertisements. Georgia—Dooly County. Whereas W. C. Culpepper, Adminis trator of estate of David Culpepper, de ceased, having filed his petition for a discharge from his administration of said estate, this is to cite all concerned to show cause, if any they have, against the granting of this discharge at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for said county on the first Monday In June next. This the 1st day of March, 1902, J. D. Hargrove. Ord. We guarantee tO make you a loan on your farm for less ex pense and on easier terms than anyone. If you need money it will pay you to see us. J. Its Woodward & Son, Lawyers, Vienna . Georgia. Tax Receiver's April Rounds. Lloyd, Carlisle, Lindtay, Unadilla, Finehurst, Findlay, Vienna, Bvromville, Capron, Drayton, Coney, James, Arabi, Cordete, 17, May 5 “ 6 19. *3. 24. a 28, 29. x 4« .30. 15, May 3 and 2t 16, “ 3 and 23 GEORGIA—Dooly County. Whereas, A. S. Morgan and W. G. Redding have in due form applied to the undersigned for Permanent Letters of Administration on the Estate of A. G. Morgan, late of said county deceased. I will pass upon this application on the ist Monday in June next. Tills May cth «9° s - J- D. Hargrove, Ordinary D. C. Tippettville, April i8th. Dakota, May 1st a. m. “ibley, May ist p. m. Snow, May 9, A. M. Emerich, May 9, p. m. Fuqua, May i6. Richwood, May 33. Vienna, May 34, 3oand 31. . Cordele, May 26, 37, 28 and 39. Books close Mny 31st. Jno. C. Dunaway, _ . . _ Tax Receiver Dooly Co. Cordele, Ga., March 17th, 1902. Old soldier’s Experience WHAT IS FOLLY'S KIDNEY CURE? Answer: it Is made from a prescription of a leading Chicago physician and one of the most eminent in the country. The ingredients are the purest that money can buy, end are scientifically combined to get their utmost value. For sale hr ell dealers Bstrayed Bogs. One black and white spottted tow with crop and split in right ear and half crop in left ear. Has 13 nigs, two or three of them being black, three or four of them being spotted and the others solid white. The pigs ere not marked. Any informa tion will be thankfully received. Address J. A. Adkins, R, F. P, No t. Vienna, ul» J* Austin, a clval war veteran, of Winchester, Ind..wri»es; “My wife was sick a long time in spite of good doctor’s treatmeht, bnt was wholly cured by Dr. King’s New Life Pills, which worked wonders for her health.” They always do. Try them, only 25c at Vienna Deuc Co Plain Facts* A few years ago when in the Liv ery business I bought an ANCHOR BUGGY which stood more hard use and wear than any BUGGY I had, although I owned some which was (so called) high grade buggies. I own an ANCHOR Buggy now and consider it the BEST buggy on earth for the price. I can con scientiously reconimed the Anchor buggy as being a strctly first-class vehicle in every* respect, H. A. Youuans, Jeweler and Optician i i €1 'VVfiiiiifc fnMf'if*!