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Repairing Department* Don’t send your work of? to large cities to have it done, and wait ata unlimited time to get it back. Remember I ex amine your Watches, Clocks or Tewelry FREE and tell you what it will cost before you have it done. I . make a specialty of repairing fine tfnd compli cated YVatches—all repairs neatly done on short notice. I SELL \JSat©f?e§, ©looks, Don’t Suffer— AND ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS dJewefrg ctipd §ewing fl?e ©hme§j SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. All kinds of Sewing Machine Needles • and fixtures. We swap new Machines for old ones; sell Machines on lime, easy installments or CASH. •See me before buying and I will save you money. with headaches, pains in bock 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 Tn AN^ JewelerandOptician, • * V/Ui iAi Next Door to Postoff ice. BANNER SALVE the most hosting salve In the world. A Chinese Sawmill. Tt is a strange sight to see a Chi nese sawmill and the peculiar man ner in which the work is accom plished. It consists of a log that has been hewn square and placed upon supports, on which a single Chinaman nearly naked stands and manipulates a large saw, which com prises the motive power and the requisite machinery, and by a very slow process the lumber is cut in thickness to meet the demands of trade. It is said there are no other kinds of sawmills in nil that coun try. And to think that such a state of affairs exists in an empire over a thousand yeiirs old and among a people in some respects so profi cient! The reason for this no Leather For Decoration. It is said that leather has niver been so extensively used for decora tive purposes as now. For many years it was practically restricted to dining room, office and library chairs and sofns and then was seen only in its plain, unembellished form. With the renaissance in house hold art that began about twenty- live years ago emne a more general knowledge and appreciation of the sumptuous old Spanish and English leathers that were seen ou antique furniture, and modern dealers set themselves to work to emulate their beauties if possible. As a result leather has become so beautiful that it expresses the highest tiling at tainable in household art in several directions. In many cases these leathers are reproductions of the old Cordovan, so long famous, and even the soft ness o? tone that in the Cordovan is Application' For Charter. GEORGIA—Dooly County. To THE SUPERtOR COURT OF SAID County: The petition of Thomas Eglesron, W. E. Chapin, John S. Gold- smith, of Fulton cour.ty.John B. McDon ald, J. P. llenrd, Sr., A, E. Jordan, J. J . Cooper, P. G. McDonald, J. J. Lashley, M. P. Hall and W. F. George, all of Doo^y county, slid state; Ed Howell and doubt is the immense population ! n , ess ot , ton ? V™ ywlown » that struggles for existence. Very ! ,®. w °rk of tune is nithfully copied cheap labor is the result, the aver- i ' V1 "’ good effect. age wages being from 10 to 20 cents •a day. • The Woes of a Writer. "When 1 have anything to say,” remarked Henry Watterson che oth er day, “I write it.. Thep I put it in my pocket. 1 After awhile 1 take it out, read it and write it again. Onco more I put it away. Then I writo it again and send it down to the printer and have it put in type. When I get the proof, I run over it "closely and writo it again, and again it goes to the printer. Afterward it is sent to me again in the revised proof. Then I make the last correc tions and send it down again. And then,” continued Mr. Watterson, with a heavy sigh, “the confounded printer gets it wrong.” Now Wall Papers. It is a satisfaction for the woman with a slender purse, intent upon furnishings for the city or country home, to know that the now waft paper designs in the cheaper grudes are just as dainty.in design and good in coloring ns the more costly coverings intended for the summer cottage of fortune\favorite. Spring is the season when the wall papef manufacturers bring forth real treasures, and this year there is u fine supply on hand. Green is the favorite for the drawing room, with white second in demand, and some of the most beautiful patterns are in Louis XVI. designs on u founda tion of pale green or white and oc casionally rose Du Barry pink. Blue gray is a new. shade of paper for staircases, while there are the love liest of reproductions of old chintr.es for bedrooms. In renovating either the city or the country home there is no excuse this season for selecting inartistic or unsuitable wall paper. Many kinds of skin ore used, as some ore too coarse of grain to be come flexible enough or to take the finish demanded for certain purpos es: Cowhide could not be applied to walls and screens, but is perfect ly adapted to chairs and conches. The same is true of most sheepskin, and great care is exercised in selec tion, before the coloring and decora tion are applied. . Blackburn and Frye. Senators Frye and Blackburn are very good, friends. Nothing delights the president pro tom. of the senate more than to imitate the Kentucky accent of Blnckburn. He declares that the other day when Blackburn was in the marble room a man ask ed him if Senator Hoar was on the floor of the senate. “No. suit,” replied Blackburn, ac cording to the Frye version; “Sen ator Ho’ is not on th’ flo\ He went out that do’ at half past fo’.” An Odd Classification. A custom house decision on fleas has been rendered in Switzerland. A package marked “Trained Fleas” reached Geneva. The nearest anal ogy the collector could find was that of June bugs, which had been ruled as “edibles.” The case went from AN INDIAN BOOTBLACK. one official to another till it reached D. C. Lee, of Geneva county, state of Alabama, respectfully shows: (i) Petitioners desire for themselves, their associates, successors and assigns, to be incorporated as a body politic and corporate under the name of VIENNA COTTON OILCO.MPANY' and by that name to sue and he sued, transact nil business as hereinafter prayed, have and use a common seal, make con tracts, borrow money, and create such evidences of debt as the corporation may desire, and secure the same by mortgage, deed, deed of trust, or other securities upon its property and franchises or any part thereof; to buy, lease, or rent, own and sell real estate and personal property of every description; and to have and exercise all such other powers as are specified by the laws of Georgia, and us nmy be necessary to carry out the pur pose of this incorporation. (a) The objects otsald corporation and the particular business to be carried on are to manufacture, buy and sail at, wholesale and retail from cotton seed, oil, meal, lint, hulls, stock-feed and fertilizer* of every description ; to refine oil, buy und sell cotton seed, and fertilizers; to oper ate cotton ginneries; and in general to conduct the business of a cotton seed oil mill, and the manufacture and sale of fertilizers and merchandise incident tnerOlo. (3) The principart office and place of business ot suid corporation shall be in the town of Vienna, Dooly coun.ty, Georgia; but the petitioners desire the right to es tablish branch offices, factot ies, places of business, seed houses and scales at such other places as said corporation may wish, (4) The capital stock of suid company to be actually paid in is $40,000.00, divid ed into shares ,ot $100,00 each, and peti tioners ask Hie privilege ot increasing the same at any time to anv amount not ex ceeding $250,000.00. Petitioners ask that the subscriptions to the capital stock may be paid in anv kind of properly that the corporation is authorized to deal in. No stockholder in said company shall be bound in Ins individual capacity for the contract or debt of the company bevond the amount of his unpaid subscription to its capital stock. <5) Petitioners pray that they may be granted the right to make all proper rules, constitutions and by-Inws, and alter the same at pleasure; also that they have the power to elect suen directors, officers and agents as they see fit. The period of said incorporation shall be twenty years, with the privilege of renewal as provided by law. 06) They pray for authority to accept amendments to their charter from time Sitting Bull’s eldest son. is a boot- black. Hi3 name is Montezuma, and he is a graduate of the Carlisle Indian school. After his schooling lie went to Philadelphia full of ambition and musing over the profession he wonld adopt. At first it seemed to him that he might be a hanker and then, when no one seemed inclined to help him along that path, a master mcr-. chant. But ho was beginning to learn that there is no royal rdad to riches, and I10 thereupon decided that he would black shoes. For a few cents he bought the regulation kit, aucl it was not long before he could send for Winonah, from the Rosebud agency, tW girl who had promised to marry him. Instead of the soapbox which Mon tezuma once carried for an outfit, he now has a handsome stand, and ‘this descendant of a lino of chiefs is building up a more flourishing business every day. Best of all, he lays his success to Carlisle, for, as he says, he learned there how to do things well, the small as well as the grfeat.—Youth’s Companion. Ton Years In Bed. R A Gray, J P Oakville, Ind writes, “For ten years I was confined to tnv bed with disease ot my kidneys. It was so severe that I could not move part of the time. T consulted the very best medical skill availihle, but could get no relief un til Foley’s Kidney Cure was recommend ed to me. It has been a Godsend to me’’ Fa,r sale by all dealers. WOMEN AND JEWELS. Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is the order of a woman’s preferences. Jew els from a magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even tuat 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 he.- health to get a coveted gem, then let her foitify herself against the in- sidnous conceqttenses of coughs, colds and bronchia) affections .by the regular use of Dr - Bokchee’s German Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption in its early stages and heal the affected lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system, It i» not a cure- all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds and all bronchial troubles. You can get Dv G G Green’s reliable ■ reme ■ dies at Vienna Drug.Co., Vienna! Ga., and J W. Sanders, Unadilla, Ga. Get Green'sSpeciel Almanac. - a. l. McArthur, Dentist. Rco’ms 2 and 4, Peoples’ Bank Building, Cordele, Georgia. W v V. HARVARD, Attorney at Law, Vienna, — Georgia. I)R. C. T. STOVALL. Physician and'Surgeon, Vienna, . . . . Georgia. Sher.ff s Sales. headquarters at Berne, whence after much investigation and deliberation the conclusion was reached that the fleas came under the head of “wild animals in a menagerie '* Guardian Sale- For Fairy Finger*. One of the most effective 6titchc3 at present being employed in flax thread or silk upon cases for ties and handkerchiefs, nightgown bags, evening slipper holders, table cen ters und photograph frames is cajl-. c*l the cable, which 1ms quite the effect of ribbon embroidery and is much more quickly done. The newest table centers are of an oblong shape and arc being made of colored linen or satin. The satin ones look host edged with applique liiee. while the others may be em broidered with flowers, shown con ventionalized or au nature!, us is preferred. By virtue of an order granted by the lion. J. D. Hargrove, Ordinary of Dooly county, at lnne term 1002, I will sell before the court bouse door in Vienna, Ga., on the tst Tuesday in July next one- third undivided interest in 'the house known aa the Graham house in Vienna, bounded on East bv 6th street: South by Lashley house and lot; West by H. j. Morgan lot, ar.d North by Heard lot. Sold as property of Homer Kush and sold for purpose of maintenance and education. Tills June 3rd, 1902. I). L. Henderson, Guardian of Ilomer Bush to time,whether fundamental or otherwise, bv an affirmative vote of a majority of the entire stock then outstanding and by like vote to sell out the whole ol their property for cash or other valuable consideration and wind up thetr business athny time. (7) Wherefore petitioners pray that this petition may be filed and recorded as pro vided by inw, and when the same has been published us provided by the statute, that an order may be passed incorporating pc- titioiwr; under the name and style, and for the purposes and with the powers hereinbefore set out. Hall & George, Attorneys'for Petitioners. GEORGIA—Dooly County: The above is a true copy of the original pet ition for charter to “ V1 enn a Cotton Oil Company,” as appeari on file in this office. Tills 27th day ot May, 1902. J. Frank Powell, Clerk Superior Court, D. C. Ga. Didn't Many For Money Th 1 Boston man, who lately married a sickly rich youug woman, is nappy now, ferhe got Dr King’s New Life Pills, which restored her to perfect health. Infallible lor* jaundice, biliousness, ma laria. fever and ague and ail liver and stomach tronbles. Gentle but. effective. Only 2$crat Forbes & Coxe Drug' Co. High, Grade Vehicles sold on easy terms, Cheap by J. O, Hamilton. Legal Advertisements. Georgia—Dooly County'. Wilt be sold before the court house door in Vienna on the first Tuesday in July, 1902, between the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder lor cash the lollowing described property to wit: City lot number 14 in block number 115, lying and being in the city of Cor dele, said county and state, known and distinguished on the registered map of said city of Cordele, and levied on as the property of the ’ defendant, Lewis Eu banks to satisfy a Justice court fi. fa., issued from the February term 18960! the Justice court ot the 945th district, G. M., of said county in favor of Albert Welions and against Lewis Eubanks. Written notice given the defendant in terms ol the law. Levy made by R. F. Youmnns, L C.. and turned over to me lor advertise ment and sale. This June 2nd, 1902. , G, W, Sheppard, Sheriff Dooly Co Ga BIVINS Sc MOBLEY, T. T. Bivins, m. d. IT. A. Mobley, st. ».-• Physicians & Surgeons, Bje~ Calls promptly answered. Vienna, Ga. HALL & GEORGE, Attorneys at Law, Vienna. Georgia'. D. A. R. CRUM, Lawyer, Vienne, Georgia. J- M. WHITEHEAD, Dentist. Will be in my office irom 15th to last of each month. Vienna, Georgia. JOHNF. POWELL It SON, Lawyers, Vienna, — Georgia. D. L. HENDERSON; Attorney at Law. Will practice in all the courts except Dooly County court. VIENNA, GA. Application For Sev 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 granled on the 13th day of June next, establishing a new road as marked out by the Road Commissioner* appointed for that purpose, commencing at South-east corner ot J. D. Clenient’s land in 945th district, G. M., said county, running thence in a North-easterly di rection through lands of J, I). Clements, J. S. and S. J. Odom, Ruben Johnson, ^ J. Stephens, Wm. Clements, -G. S, JONES & WaLDEN, Attorneys - At Law. Cordele, Ga. Special attention given to collection*. GEORGIA—Dooly County. Notice is hereby given that Abram Peavv, administrator on the estate of Sam Peavr, hat applied to the Ordinary of said county for leave to tell land be longing to the estate of Sam Peavy, de ceased, for tte payment of debts, and also for the purpose of distribution. Said application wiH be heard at the regular term ot the court of Ordinary for said county to be held on the first Monday in July, 1903. This June 2nd; 1902. J. D. Hargrove, O. D. C. Hamilton ana George and John McLen don, and intersecting Pateyillc road at G. B. Wades, a distance of about six miles in length. This May t2th, 1902. J. D. Hargrove, O. D.C. Was Walsting Away. The following letter from R R Watts of Salem, Mo. is instructive. I have been troubled with kidney disease for the last fitve years- I lost flesh and never felt well and doctored with - leading physi cians, and tried all remedies suggested without relief. Finally I tried Foley,* Kidney Cure and. less than two bottles completely cured me and I am now sound and well. For sale by all dealers „ CHEAPEST MONEY ON EARTH!! We guarantee tO make you a loan on your farm for less ex- pense and oh easier terms than anyone. If you need money it < will pay you to see us. 1 J. H, Woodward & Son, Lawyers, Vienna . Georgia, SUBSCRIBE FOR TilE NEWS