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this uiti on garmcmtt Wlplosale Drapers Cwwrtm SvBiHortti. Local and Personal News, j Special sale* in Mem Suita.i122.50 suit Ifpr $16,50, $16.50 suit for $18 00, $12,60 salt for $10, $10 suit lor $8.75. Come Shoes from 15c to $6 OO a pair at Tay- lor Bros. A. B, Tippett *^reje.te. The Shoofly was nearly three hoars late Thursday morning. Don’t fail to see the bargain* we offer In Clothing. J P Heard & Sons Unheard of bargains in shoas at Tay lor Bros. SHOES! SHOES!! If you want a good,pair-cheap-eall-at-Tay lor Brost--- Missida Bonlske spent Wednesday in Cordele, the guest of her unde, Mr. Miller. Overshoes and -Undershoes, Top Shoes and Bottom Shoes at Taylor Bros. Col. M. P. Hali visited hi* fatl.e-, Judge John I. Hall, who was quite sick in Macen this week. Walton Bros, .will sell you the best patent flour for $4.16 per barrel for the next.ten days. Mrs. W. T. Perry and Mrs. Stewart of Cordele. came up yesterday and •pent the day with the Sheriff. Dr.-I. F. Bivins, Cols. W. F. George, L. L. Woodward and Mr. O. M. Heard Will leave Sunday for Florida on a duck hunt, Sammie Owens returned to Mero3r Thursday to resume his studies after spending a week here with his mother, Mrs. L. C. Owen. J. L. Taggart is offering some good bargains in fall and winter millinery, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Notions. Bead hia page ad. J. P. Hughes and G. A. Ballenger, two hustling real estate and insurance agehts of Cordele, were mingling with our people Thursday J. W. Hollan, a prominent farmer of the Third district, was in the city Wednesday, and gave the News a pleasant call renewing his subscription. The poles are being placed around on the streets of our city for the electric light system which will soon be put in ’and rented to the city by the Cotton "Oil Co. Bead The Holiday advertisement of The Vienna Drug Co:, iu this issue They have a splended line of goods and will make you prices that will induce a purchase. A traveling representative of the “Bed Headed'’ Atlanta News, was in our eity Thursday in the inter est of that paper. The News is one of best and cheapest dailies in the South. Messrs. C. A. Yawn and Thomas Butts Folds arrived in the eity yester day afternoon from Byromville, where they have Just completed a beautiful home for Dr. G. M. D. Hunt. They will commence work on a residence for Treasurer Taylor Monday. quick, J P Heard & Sons. ’' Now that winter is beginning to a -rive, the farmers are looking forward to the first favorable opportunity for slaying those big fat porkers. Mr. Jordan Butler went out to visit his father Wednesday. He has resigned ills position as mail carrier, and will leave next week for Houston, Tex. Col. W. S. Christian went up to Macon yesterday afternoon on legal business, and also to be present at the meeting-of the Syrncuss,Lodge, K. of P., last night, of which' he is member. J. P. Heard A Sons are handling, the well known Schlou Bros, clothing and are selling more than at any past sea son. * Theirstock is equal to those found in the larger Cities when it cpfnes to quality, and price. Barfield A Home, of Plnehurst, have received a new and handsome line of Holiday Goods.and propose $o let the public know it, and they have> large ad in this issue of the News. When you go to Pinehurst give them a call. Feldsher A Rainbow have a new ad in this issue. They have a nice line of goods and are advertising to give away a Goc ticket with every .purchase made of them amounting to $6, or 25c for a $2.60. purchase until Jan. 1. See them at once. W. S. Chhistian, Stenographer of the City court, has traded for Dr: Youmans’ new residence on the East side of Fifth Street, and his father and mother, of Lumpkin, will move over and occupy the home just as soon as it is completed. The News extends to them a hearty welcome as citizens of our town. Contractor Whiddcn has about com pleted his contract with the A. A B., and will leave as soon as his things can be leaded for Mississippi, where he has a large contract of grading to do for a new road. Three passenger coaches have been standing at the depot for several days with which to transport his family and large number of hands. 8everal railroad linos solicited this business, but tne G. 8. A F. and the Central were the successful bidders. Vienna’s up-to-date merchants are advertising more extensively this fall than ever before and consequently they are all doing a good business. The News believes in sticking up to home industries of all kinds, and our columns contain a pretty fair directory of our leading business concerns. The News now goes into more Dooly county homes twice-a-week than any other pnper published in the county. Now is the time to subscribe and get the News and the American Farmer, both a year for $1. Egleston A McDonald will deliver Cotton Seed Meal and hulls for the Cotton Oil Co., in the city. Telephone your orders to them. For Beauty.style. Fit and Finish, buy Edwin Clapp Shoes at Lewis Bros Co. If you have an article of news—by the word news, we mean something that other people don’t know, and would like to know—give it to a News reporter, and thereby do us a favor and do yourself no harm. Taylor Bros has just received a sam ple line of Shoes which'they proposo to give at a bargain. Amie .Youngblood' presented the News with three turnips one day this week that,are hard to, J»at. Now, if some kind friend' Will just? bring on the : back.boncs.and spare ribs-we~willnot ;starve for a'few days at {east. : xr We call the attention, of our readers to the articles appfedriftg in this issue under the head of “Just-From Dooly,!’ written for the News by Mr. W, T. Christian. These articles will appear ia the Saturday’s issue each week. Preparations for the beginning of operations at the oil mill are going stoadily forward, and it is fhe Intention of the company to be ready for work by the first of January. Fart of the essential machinery has not arrived.' - Not a great expenditure of money to put the sidewalks here iii ''good shape, and to do it is a duty the officials who have charge of such matters owe to the people. The News is not criticising these officials—Just suggesting. The G. S. A F railroad will give a re duced rate of one and one-third fare round trip beginning Dec; 23rd, to 25th and 30th and 3!at,good until Jan 1st, account holidays. They will nUo give a Student’s rate of same .price from 16 to 22nd, good until Jan. 8th, provided they secure a certificate from the priic cipals of the different schools. One of the > most progressive and sensible moves the city ;council has ever made was the contracting with the Vienna Cotton Oil Company for • system of electric lights, for the town to displace the gasoline lamps now in use. The Cotton Oil Company are erecting an electric plant for their private use, and while at it they will also put in a system for the town at a reasonable rental. The city council deserves much credit for their progres sive spirit. If It’s Insurance You are looking for be SURE and see us. Ours is Iks Oldest Agency in this section for the best and most reliable Fire and Life Insurance Companies in America and England. Ike companies we represent settles all claims PROMPTLY; SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Real Estate and Renting. Place your property with us and youll receive the best results. SIX AND SEVEN PER CENT FARM LOANS FOR ANY AMOUNT; SECURED PROMPTLY REMEMBER/ Our Agency leads in all that is GOOD for our customers. A. E. JORDAN & 60. FOB SALE—One twenty-five horse power Schofield engine, one thirty horse power Schofield return tubulor boiler, comparatively new. one grist mill with set 62 inch rocks. All of the above set up and in good running order One skimmer 16 horse power engine, 30 feet of shafting, Lot pulleys and belt ing, Will exchange for land. Address "B.” Unadllla, Ga. Foils A deadly Attack. “My wife was to ill that good physici ans were unable to help her,” writes M M Austin, of Winchester, led., “but was completely cured by Or King’s New Life pills. They work wonder* in stomach and liver troubles, cures constipation and •lek headache 35c at 'Forbes & Coke Drug Co* HOLIDAY GIFTS. The People to See for Them. ■nAAAAAAAAaw FINE CUT GLASS, The Genuine Goods. FINE SILYERVARE. CHINA WARE, CAKE PLATES, SALADS, ETC. Large Assortment of FINE LAMPS. GOLD PLATED MIRRORS and FRAMES. HOLIDAY PERFUMES. TOYS, DOLLS, CUPS, SAUCERS, VASES, ETC. Nice Line of FINE JEWELRY. Our selection of the above is the largest and most varied ever shown here, It will pay you to see us before buying. PRICES ARE RIGHT. Vienna Drug Co. Do The Best Dressed J. P. HEARD & SONS. MEN DEAL HERE? THe nest aressed men throughout this locality buy their clothing at this store—every man who wishes the best come* us sooner or later. This is one of the reasons “why.” Here is reason No. 3. THAT SMART, DRESSY APPEARANCE ABOUT THE FIGURES OF MEN WHO WEAR OUR CLOTHING IS DUE LARGELY. TO THE WAY WE FIT OUR PATRONS . IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE TO ORDER, YOU CANNOT GET A MORE PERFECT FI1 THAN WE CAN GIVE YOU, AND YOU’LL HA VE TO PA Y TWICE AS MUCH. IF YOU ARE A CCUSTOMED. TO HA VING YO UR CL 0 THING MADE TO ORDER, HA VE A TALK WITH US FIRST. WE WILL SA VE YO U MONEY— WE'LL GRA TIFY YO UR MOST CRITICAL WHIMS, AND THERE IS NO DELAY WHILE THE GARMENTS ARE BEING MADE. REASON NO. 4 WILL APPEAR NEXT. We sell the “Best Clothing in the World,” made by the famous house of Schloss Bros. Co., of Baltimore. All their garments bear this label.