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<>■ tJTmJis ri** r V*I*T MEN DEAL HERE? The best dressed tmn throughout this locality buy their clothing at this store—every man who wishes the best comes to vs sooner or later. This is one of the reasons “whyHere is reason No. 2. WHEN A MAN BUYS A SUIT, 0 VER COAT OR TRO USERS HERE, HE FINDS Tit A T IT NO 1 ONE V LOOKS WELL AT THE START, BUT IT KEEPS ON LOOKING WELL AFTER ORDINARY GARMENTS WOULD HA VEBEEN THROWN ASIDE-THATSQUALITY-THE TRUE CRITERION OF YOUR MONETS WORTH. 0 UR CLOTHING MAINTAINS ITS DRESSY STYLE BECAUSE IT IS SHAPED B Y TAILORING EXPERTS WHO MAKE A SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF THIS PARTICULAR SUBJECT-0 UR CLOTHING LASTS. WE WILL PUBLISH REASON NO. 3 NEXT WEEK. i SCHLOSS BROS. & CO., OF BAL1IM0RE, MAKERS OF TIIEfBEST CLOTHING —- UBtt °" IN THE WORLD'* are our source of supply. WE BRAG A GREAT DEAL AB O UT THEIR CLOTHING, BECAUSE WE KNO W IT WILL BACK UP ALL WE SAY. i0 '*H / nNiU THEIR GARME&fekLL BEAR iklRlAiBER. jr JW. makers:; Cuncttu Sugcriori Ljjfcal and Personal News Pjjt*court, wnsin. session yastw'dap Noft^s wnielOei a MelfigaTe to the Georgia Baptist convention lust W f C< . a R. A Brown of I Geprglu Baptist c( ciw last week. •/ LONDON C^B ^SERVICE. •3i 8. Shipp and family moved to Oordele Monday. C.'R. Morgan came up from Cordele Slindny and spent the day with his. family. Mr. Ed Morgan, of near Americas, spent Sunduy afternoon here with friends. iventipn iineri- Herbert Rushin and John Lilly, of Oordele, spent Sunday here with home folks. G. H. McKenzie and wife, of Cordele, ■pent Sunday here with the family of D. A. Taylor. I* Judge John F, Butler and It. E Shlruh wera in the city Mondny on business. 0. H. Roberts, of Byromville, was her* Monday on business and talking “Byromville^ to our people. Miss Mamie Sheppard went down to Cordele Monday nfternoon on a visit to her sister, Sirs. W. T. Perry. Several people from Cordele came op and spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Vienna, returning on the shoo-ily. The News received a bunch of second growth grapes from W. A. Adkins last Monday. This is an unusual occur ence. Mrs. L. W. McKenzie returned to her home at Spalding Saturday after noon after spending a week here with her father, M. E. Rushin. Mrs. IV. II. Brown returned home last Thursday from Macon, where she has been visiting her son, Conductor Brown, of the G. S. A F. railroad. Rev. C. W. Snow preached an inter esting sermon at the Methodist church Sunday evening to a large and attentive audience. He filled the pulpit for Bro. - Myers. W. 8. Christian, of Lumpkin, arrived Monday to accept the position of sten ographer of the city court. Mr. Chris- ’ tain is also reading law and hopes to admitted to the bar in a few months. The arbitration case of the A. and B. railroad against W. L. Ross, adminis trator for the right of way privileges was decided last Friday. The arbi trators gave the Ross estate a verdict for <300. The Cordele News of the 25th says that the A. & B. crossed the G. S. & F. Monday, and that the first train passed OAer that afternoon. The crossing of the S. A. L. has not been made yet and will not likely be inode be mode soon, as the case may go to the supreme court again. One of the representatives^, of* the Nawe spent Sunday in Macon. Every thing in that small town is . moving along nicely, and it is a very edifying sight to visit Macon and see the long ■tacks of bejpd'cottop piled up in t Miss Annie Powell and friend, Miss Westbrook, of Cordele, visited rela tives here Sunday. Union Thanksgiving services will be held in the Methodist church Thurs day by Rev. E. S. Atkinson. D T. Mashbnrn, Y. T. Sheffield and Tim Whitehead, of Pinehurst, took in the show at the opera house Monday night. . Vienna will seem quite lonely when the shows are all gone and there is nothing no longer to go. Wo trust Mr. Hester will continue to secure good shows for the town. The first of a series of Saturday auctions of the stock of goods of J. B Cooper & Co. at Pinehurst took place Saturday afternoon. F. E, Varnadoe. of Oordele, did the clever act, and he is hard excel. Rev. J. J. Hyman, Dr. W. N. Edden- Beldjltevs. J. D. Winchester, E. S Atkinson, J. f D. Norris, Prof. L. E. Brown represented Dooly and the Houston association in the Georgia Baptist convention. From the present appearance of the weather as we go to press, it seems that the beautiful fall days with which wo have been blessed for so long, have come to an untimely, end. The past autumn, according to the old citizen, has besn the most uniformly beautiful weather for many years. FOR SALE—One twer.ty-five horse power Schotleld engine, one thirty horse power Schofield return tubulor boiler, comparatively new. one grist mill with set 52 inch rocks. All of the above set up and in good running order One skimmer 15 horse power engine, 30 feet of shnfting, Lot pulleys and belt' ing, Will exchange for land. Address ’’B.” Unndilla, Ga Why It Is the Best and the Cheapest In the World. ^Everyone knows, either from ex- pjnSflbe tkedSflkseg^ ice luVLopdoals'the .best and cheap- e|t in_■'<he' world, tout, few of us,know why. So when I was over there I made it a point to find out.” The woman who occupied the other scat in the hansom looked ns If she would like to hear the. result of bis investigations. “It is mainly due,” he continued, “to the fact that licenses to drive cabs and buses through 'the Lon don streets are hard to get. An appli cant must famish the most satisfac tory proofs of his honesty when he flics his application at, Scotland Yard, and bts references are carefully veri fied. Then ho undergoes such a rigid examination as to his knowledge of streets and localities that but little more than half the candidates manage to pull through It. Those who do are then tested as to their ability to drive through the crowded thoroughfares, the test being n practical one. with an Inspector of police, who Is himself an expert driver, seated by the side of the would be Jehu six he threads his wuy through the Jam. Probably 20 per cent of the applicants come to grief during this test, as the slightest Infraction of the rules of the road or the exercise of bad Judgment In con trolling or guiding his horse means absolute failure. If successful, the npplicant Is Impressed with the lin- | portance of returning all articles left iu his cab to headquarters without de lay and told that an attempt to make excessive charges mcniiH the forfeiture of his license. The result Is compara tive safety to the passengers lu cabs and a reasonable certainly that there will be no attempt upon the 'cabby’s’ part to overcharge his fare."—Nor York Tgbune. If you are billlousnnd seeking advisers Tak lieWitt’s Little Early Risers, Just before going to bed. Yuo will find on the morrow, You are rid of vour sorrow— That’s all; just enough said. • Thesfamon* pills do do not gripe, but move tho bowels gently and and easily, cleansing th liver. Their tome effect great strength to tn glands, preventing a return of the disorder. Vienna Drug Co Walton Bros., Will sell you best Apple Vinegar at 25c per gallon. STARTLING, BUT TRUE. . “If everyone knew what a grand ,t^ed> icine |)r King’s New Life Pills Is,” writes 1) II Turner, Denipseytown, Pa., “you'd set! all you have in in a day. Two weeks fins'nudea;newman of pit.!’ If WVtflsuranc© see vs. Ours is the „ , _ ...... best and most reliable Fire and Life insurance Companies in America arid Enyland. I he companies we represent settles all claims PROMPTLY. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Real Estate and Renting, Place your property with ns and you’ll receive the best results. SIX AND SEVEN PER CENT FARM LOANS FOR ANY AMO UNT; SECURED PR0MP1LY REMEMBER! Our Ayency leads in all that is GOOD for our customers. ft. E. JORDftN &C©. Notice. GEORGIA—Dooty County. Under and by virtue of an order granted by the Ordinary of said Co., we will sell at public outcry at tho late residence of Elihu Wulton, deceased, in the 7th district of said county, on Tuesday Dec. 0th, 1002, between the legal hours of sale to the highest bid der, all of tho personnl property lav- longing to the estate uf said deceased, os follows: 15 Head of Mules, 7 Head of Horses, 2000 Bushels Cotton Seed, 2000 Stalks Seel Cane, 1500 Bushel Corn, 4000 pounds Huy, 10,000 pounds Fodder, 50 Head of Hogs, 3 Cows, 3 Two-Horse Wagons, One Buggy, and Harness, Farming and Mechanical Tools, One Ginning Outfit, One Saw- Mill.. Two Cune Mills, Kettles and Evaporators, One Mower and Rake, One Harrow, 300 Gallons Syrup and many other articles of value. Teumh v. 22hd. 1002. * * J. B. Waltojc, A. E Waltqx, thing Hello, Old Boy! Where Did You Get That New Suit? ==Why at== WALTON BROS. “Of Course.== They always carry the best of everything, and at Prices to suit the people. If you need new Clothes, try one of those SUITS. and be one of the Best Dressed Men in Dooly. They also carry a Nice Line of which will be sure to please you. You’ll find Everything in their & GROCERY DEPARTMENT, usually kept in a first-class Grocery Store. | ithem a Call and be?Goovinced Forever 1 Mo Tailor