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LAINLY We want to show you through bur line, i and we know what the Verdict will be. ( The RACKET STORE, J. J. COOPER. Prop’r., - 1 - - VIENNA, GEORGIA ALL CLASS OF MERCHANDISE SLAUGHTERED. - their own. ill Only * # Peopli an Growing lore and More Acesstoiedto Coming Hen for YALOES. * * \ The) Find the Prices are lover lad is Plain Figaros, and ve Aoiiois for the Yalaes Ve are Offering ia all Departments. . ’ \ ■ I AND OUR‘STOCK OF— Dry\ Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Glass, Crockery and Tinware, Furniture, Carpets and Rugs. In fact Everything you Want to Wear or Furnish Your House With, Was Never as LARGE* and as well SELECTED* as at Present, iND WHS BOUGHT TO SELL aT VERY LOW PRICES. THE NEWS’ PICTURE PUZZLE. THE WEELITTLES IN THE TYROL "Cut Prices"—Cut to Sell- Competition need not try to compete*- ‘In the next ninety days (dl the stock is money values. Come quick, bring the CASH, your “Daddy’s” credit will not be ques tioned. This’is close out sale. , Respectfully, D. B. Thompson. CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED and DYED. If you want work aone in u first- class manner, give me your orders. I make a specialty of cleaning up Summer Clothes to be put away for ithejwinter or Winter Clothes that have been packed up during the summei. I al«o make a specialty of cleaning up Ladies Skirts, carpets and matting. Yours for business, jAEFUS BREWER. FIND THE PEASANT WOMAN. THE WISE CHAPLAIN. When Representative Hank Smith of Michigan was a student at Adrian college, one of his most intimate chums was a young man who after ward became u preacher. Smith was himself a rather frisky youth, but the then future preacher was fully his equal in the line of college pranks. The two met the other day in the cnpitol, and Mr. Smith and Rev. Charles E. Wilbur, now of Pittsburg, leaned up against one of the big marble columns and indulg ed in reminiscences. “Charles has just told me a story about congressmen,” quoth Mr. Smith in the midst of their jolly confab. “It is about a member of the house who once brought his lit tle son here to Washington with him. The youth sat by his father’s side one morning when the chaplain offered prayer. “ ‘Papa/ exclaimed the bov, ‘why doesn’t the chaplain pray for the members of the nouse r “ *He is too wise a man to do that, my son/ was the paternal reply. ‘He is praying for the country/"— {Washington Post. Net Even a Flag Station. Colonel Passenger—That last sta tion was my destination, snh. Why in heaven’s mime, suh, didn’t you stop thar? Conductor—We don’t stop there any more. The engineer’s mad at the station agent.—Judge. Wanted Particulars. Pension Lawyer (Chicago)—What can 1 do for you, madam ? Madam—Aren’t soldiers’ widows pensioned ? Lawyer—Yes, madam. How many husbands did you lose?—New York Weekly. ' A Vegetarian. Nabob—1 presume you have read about Bacon. Numbskull—Yes, in a desultory way, but I’m a vegetarian, and the meat diet doesn’t interest me much. —Ohio State JournaL A Confirmed Grumbler. Cawker—What a confirmed pes simist Fosdick is. Cumso—That’s what. That man wouldn’t be glad even if he were happy.—Detroit Free Press. DeWItt’s » Salve Fop Piles, Burns, Sores. Geo. P. Ide eft Co’s.- $1.25 Shirts for 85c; $1.50 Shirts nt $1.00, nt IIEAUD’S Department Store. Don’t send your watches off for re pairs, I can repair it if it can be done, on short notice. H. A. Youmans. We want to buy your cotton seed— highest cash price paid. Vienna Cotton Oil Co. BARBER SHOP! If you want a lirst-elass HalrCut, Shave or Shampoo, come to see me and get it done by one who is an expprt at the business. Speciul attention given to dressing ladic^ hair at their homes, or can sell them41)6 preparation and they can do it themselves. Yours respectfully, . CHARLEY POWELL, Barber. ATLANTA’S BIG FAIR Enter you hones at the great Bone 'Show. .. .. 'T£5jn be there. on Seventh Cavalry play of horses ever seen la the South. Fam- G res test die- RACES EVERY DAY. FIREWORKS AT NIGHT. Vanity Fak—Vhfaetom*, But Hot Vutgart Boy, But Not Coarse. Dill Ona building filled with Farm Implements, Ve- Machinery and Food Products. . . . . . hides, BUILDING FILLED WITH ATLANTA MANUFACTURES. Many Free Attractions. OCT. 8-25,1902. LOW RATES ON ALL ROADS. For premium lists and Information write to PRANK WELDON, Secretary. HOPE! Y Victims of malignant Blood Poison and Scro fula were formerly looked npon as lost. Fearful of contagion, their friends denied them companionship and medical ignorance denied them hope. Their life was worse than death and their only relief the grave. Many such caseswerespedally sad from the fact that the sufferers con* . Modern civiflaation looks with sympa thetic consideration upon all cases of blood poisoning, and medical science, after grop- j for centnrieo in darknesB, has finally evolved a cure. Despair vanishes like an evil spirit. Hope .shines forth like a glorious sunrise. Mm P. P. P. (ZAppman’a Great Remedy.) This sovereign Specific cnreB all forms ot- Blood Poisoning in both men and women, p. p. p. ia a permanent core for RhecmatuWik P.P.P.is the only logical treatment-fOX; Catarrh and the only remedy for Catarmln. advanced ***«£p y6pe p 8 | R i n all its manifold forms and is a general tonic superior to aU - sarsaparillas Sold "by all druggists. One dollar a bottle. Six bottles for five dollars. LIPPMAN BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS, Lippman Block, Savannah, Qtt, Out ol Death's Jaw* “When death seemed very near from a severe stomach and liver trouble that I had suffered with for re**," writes P. Musel Durham, N C. Dr. King’s New Lite Pill* saved my life and gave perfect hea!th.”Bett pill on earth and only 35c. Forbes & Coze Drug Co. When you want to buy a mule, Go to a mule dealer. When you want to buy clothing, Go to a clothing dealer. And when you want to buy shoes, Go to LEWIS BROS. CO’S. SHOE STORE, (In Kelly A Walton old Stand.) Vienna, Ga. Ladies! Call to see J P Heard A Sons* ready mode clothing just received fronx New York. Car load of Portland cement arrived. D. B. THOMPSON. We can fit you in pants or a foil suit,, and have what you want in ibspendenh. ' Taylor Bros. tun