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The store of A, Roobin & Co,, on the comer of Union and Third street, McDonald's corner Vienna, Ga., has been closed up by a Receiver, but is now opened and the large stock of goods is now for sale at New York prices, less freight, and some goods below COST. The stock is new and fresh, well bought and not a year old. NOW is your time to buy the GOODS at your OWN PRICE FOR CASH. DON'T lose the opportunity of your life to buy GOOD GOODS CHEAP. THE ENTIRE STOCK, CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, (Clothing, Shoes, Hats, etc. must be closed out by Sept. 1st. Anyone wishing to buy the entire stock should come at once to see Mr. A. Roobin at his store in Vienna. Ten Per Gent will be deductee from all accounts p a ld up at ©nee. THE VIENNA NEWS. TWICE-A-WEEK. T. A. ADKINS, JR., Ed. W. T. ADKINS, 'Proprietors Official Organ Dooly County. OfficlaPOrgan of tho City of Vienna. [Entered at the Postoffice at Vienna, Ga., ai Second Ctau Mail Matter. Advertising rate* furnished on request. DA.The News will not be responsible for views expressed by correspondents. rates or subscription: One copy one year fi.oo One copy six months 50 Otic copy three months 35 HOW DIFFERENT PEOPLE READ. PoblilHld WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. ’PHONB No. 11. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10th, 1902 The local ice man still wears that happy smile. 1 We believe in progression that is 'not oppression. It now seems that Vienna will soon have some light turned on tho situation. The Columbus ball team niudc it interesting for the Cordele boys, to say the least of it. It is now reported that May Yohe and Capt. Strong are to be married Sept. 25th., nnd will live abroad. This is satisfactory with us. After all the Atlanta papers are very considerate in not asking the people outside of that city to help them raise their elephant fund. Th^ Atlanta city primary will occur Nov. 4th, and from now til then the Atlanta papers will bore the people with rumors about the various candidates for mayor. An Arkansas man claims to hate invented perpetual motion. If we had one coupled on to our "G. .Washington," as well as tor some of our delinquents, our lot would not be so hard after all. The Macon Telegraph tells the people to count the dots in its paper, but the Georgian seems to think it would be a good idea for them to count the whiskey ads in some of the Sunday newspapsrs. It may be alright for two men, with money to pay their expenses, •to walk 650 miles and call it fine sport, but with the hobo who walks every day and stands at the back door and asks for a “bund out," there is no pleasure for him walking. A young lady in Pennsylvania sent up a letter and her photograph The following appeared in a re cent issue of the Birmingham News and probably it is in the main true life: "Did you ever notice how differ ent people start m to read a news paper?" usked the observant man. "Don’t know-that I have,” re plied the man with the indifferent air. "Well it’s a fact." continued the observunt one, "and if you watch the things closely you cun soon be come a pretty good judge of men simply by watching the way in which they read their paper. Take for instance the politician. He turns first to the editorial page to see it anything has been said about affairs of state. If he finds anything and it meets his views, he usually remarks to some one in the neigh borhood that the editor knows the situation exactly, but if the other way, he may observe that the editor is full of sawdust and is writing without investigating. The man with something to sell with an idea ot buying some thing, turns first to the want pages and shoots his eyes up and down the columns, perhaps making an occasional note. He then scans the news columns to tee how values are holding up und*what the prospects are for a continuance of prosperous conditions. "The man who loves the sensa tional sizes of the paper and shoots his eyes over ^he various headlines and pauses at that one which prom ises the largest meal for hts morbid appetite. If there is nothing "real warm," he usually observes that the paper is not as enterprising as it used to be, or that news is getting mighty scearce. The man who loves to keep posted on all subjects, and has no particular preference, glances over the paper page by page, notes the various items, then turns hack and devours tbs entire mass and some times pauses to remark upon the wonderful fact that all the happen ings of the world can he learned from day to day at such a small outlay us the cost of a newspaper. ‘The most demonstrated reader is the baseball crank. 'You can tell him bv the way he grabs the paper and swings it open at the base ball page. His eyes dunce up and down the columns, ns though seeking to devour it all at once, and in nine cases out of ten, he does not pause until every line has been carefully read and the tabulated scores intelligently mastered." "How about the women read ers?" was asked. "Oh they read the social column and advertisement columns, and occasionally glancing ‘ over live news i’em it TO THE PEOPLE WHO SELL COTTON SEED. I will be in die market again for cotton seed, as usual paying the highest cash price. There, will be other buyers, and all equal, the local Oil Mill will be justly entitled to them but. should my prices be better, it is a duty you owe to your family to sell them where you can get the best prices. Hoping you will have a good market for same and a bountiful harvest, I am, Yours very truly, D. B. Thompson. P. S. Don’t sell your seed until you reach Vienna, CONSUMPTION THREATENED I was troubled with a hacking cough for a year and I thought I had consump tion^ Unger, 311 Maple St, Champaign III, i triod a great mnnr remedies and I was under the care of physicians for.sev eral months. I used one bottle of Folev’s Honey and Tar, It cured me and I have not been troubled slifce. For sale by all dealers, Tax Notice. The books for fax Returns for the City of Vienna, are now open for the returns ot the taxable property of Vienna, and will close on September 1st, 1903. B. M. Wood, C. and T. C. C. Foley’s Kidney Cure makes kidneys and bladder right ABOUT BUGGIES THE BEST “It’s a Good Thing; Push It Along.” Senola, Ga., Oct. 10th, 1901. Roscoe, Ga., Nov. 30th, i3< 9. Dr. Tlchenor’s Antiseptic neals Cuts, I used Dr. Tichehor’s Antiseptic on a Burns, etc., very quickly and always gives a child that had been fallen into the lire perfect satisfaction. Every family should and its severely burned. It relieved the keep it to use in case of accident. pain and the burn healed rapidly without 'Extxrprise-Gazettb. any ulceration. _ ,,.. . . J.E. Pritchard, M.D. Atlanta, Ga.,July 10th, 1901. ___ Being troubled with prickly heat every summer, I decided to try Dr. Tichehor’s Camilla, Ga.. May 35th. 1899. Antiseptic on It and found that it worked I know from personal cxp'ei fence that like a charm,causing a delightful cooling Dr. Tichenoris Antiseptic is a splendid sensation ahd entirely relieved me. Have remedy for burns. Keepit convenient to used it successfully in my family for Colic use in case of accident and other Stomach and Bowel troubles Sam Fei.iie::, and aiways keep it convenient. Ed. Camilla Clarion. W. 11. Dorsey, I raveling Salesman. 'Wholesale and Retail bj VIENNA DRDG CO. BaapDBnoacaaaDi 3BBB jap , " J. G. Forehand, Wheels, Springs, Axles, Paints, Leathers, Material and Workmanship, are found In Heard's BUGGIES. J P Heard & Sons. The Boggy and Wagon People. ALL WERE SAVED. For years l suffered such untold misery from bronchitis, writes ] H Johnson, ot Broughton, G*. that often I was unable to work. Then when everything else failed, I ws* cured by Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. My wile suffered from asthma till it cured her, and all our experience goes to show it the best croup medicine in the world. A t rial wilt convince it’s unrivaled tor throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed oottles to and At. Trial bottes tree at Foibes and Coxe Drug Co. o o 0 o o o D IS Id IS o ip 0 jj IL E. G. Greene. Farmers Warehouse, VIENNA, - - - GEORGIA. FOREHAND & GREENE, Proprietors. Our Warehouse is conveniently located; FREE wagon yard and stalls for our fiends.' Everything in FIRST-CLASS SHAPE for handling Colton. We are in direct communication with Savannah and all the leading markets, (hereby being better enabled to secure the VER Y BEST price for your cotton. Our buyers are in a position to COMPE'lE mith Cordele, Montezuma and HawkinsviUe. Bring us your cotton and toe will do our VER Y BEST TO PLEASE YOU. Very Respectfully, FOREHAND & GREENE. CUE I I I $ $ ijc $ $ I I ibbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbubbc MMMMMMMMMyMWMMMUMk For Sale- I have for sale a nice residence ^con veniently situated, and in a desirable part of the city of Vienna. The lot contains about one acre of land. If you want to buy consult me. D. L. HENDERSON A PHYSICIAN HEALED Dr G Ewing, a practicing physician of Smith Grove, Ky., for over thirty years, writes bit persoual experience will' Foleys Kidney Cure: “For years I bid been greatly bothered with kiducy and bladder the headline I trouble ami e-il/iged prostn te guids. I tn a toy balloon, advertising for a s ,. gKei t* that the thing might have! used 'v.,r> iliirg t.ne- n u> the profession husband. A young rout: of Mary- happened in their neighborhood or - AS7£u£t£ > .£ land found it, wrote to her and now I someone they knew might be mixed th. y are husband and wife. And \ ®P *“ * l * S 0 ®' women read all t lie perhaps some of our bachelors only waiting for a I k" experience. i \nd| ntel ice.’l news, but ns a rule they hop over everything but the social news and bargain sales.” Folevs Kiant-y Cure. After Mkkigthrce bottles t was *utirc!v ietie"cd ai>‘. cared, t prescribe It now diily in my practice »ndr*c..in: ;en‘( it t> all physician* for such tr able. • I have nrejci’.xd it in l.uadr"-'. of rases wi’h perfect succe.s. Fcrtair hr d! d«*kts Drugs, Medicines \R N D Toilet Articles. tfo© 8@i§i>. Courteous Treatment to Everybody. McArthur Bros. frf Druggists Unadilla, Ga. Loans, Loans, Loans. we CAN PROCURE A LOAN FOR YOU ANYWHERE FROM! $130.00 TO $8,000,00 with tntoroot from 6, 7 TO 7 12 PER CENT. AND AT A VERY SMALL GOUT. HENDERSON (* JORDAN.