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G. B. Mathews has started up his
bakery
The cotton oil mill is runuing on
good time.
Coleman & Fitzgerald havo mov
ed from Dooling to Fitzgerald.
The Progress has its press up in
the new office and is husstling again.
Something worth knowing oan be
learned by every farmer who visits
the state fair.
The poor farmer who bought too
liberally is now paying dearly for
a u
Judge Leo Martin of the second
diatriot, attended court here Tueg»
day.
If the farmers has been paid a
short price for the short crop of cot
ton they have made, the breezes
would be sighing, Woe be unto you
farmers!
FOR SALE—Two hordes, worth
about $80 apiece. This office.
ATLANTA JOURNAL.
Sunday’s Atlanta Journal was the
The contraotfor building the meet
ing bouse for Marion ohuroh has
been lot to Mr. C. A. Yawn.
Col. M. P. Hall went to Atlanta
Monday and will visit the Inter
State Fair.
The state fair opened in Macon
vestertday and will run till next Sat
urday week.
The finest cotton warehouse in
this sootion will soon be completed
at Byromville.
We hope the Daily News will keep
up its fight on the blind tigers un
til the last one is oaged.
Jas. M. Ethredgehas moved his
land office from Cordele to Fitz
gerald, and is hustling real estate.
{V, Carl DeVaugbn of. Montezu*
nih waahere’Al» eildft V aiI< * placed
his professonal oaads in the paper.
A month before Christmas will
be the marriage of Mies Bessie Lee
Mathews of Hawkinsville to Mr.
C. M. Hatcher of Atlanta.
Mr. Frank Smith and Mrs. S. A.
Perry were married in Cordele Sun
day noght.
The post office at Show was burn
ed Monday night. It was in J. g.
Herrings store, and nothing was
Baved from the store or postoffioe.
Col. C. J. Shipp is keeping the
Cordele Sentinel up to its high
standard, and you ueedn’t be sur
prised if he improves it a bit.
The little town of Dooling is build
ing up nioely. The A & B is expeot
ed to build a depot there. The town
has five stores and about a dozen
dwellings going up and oontraoted
for.
H. D. Smith has reoeived hie of
ficial body of membership the
National Nut Growers Convention
which meets inJNew Orleans next
week. His number is 17, and 17
will be absent from the convention.
elephant in the big show of daily
newspaperdom. The issue was
largely devoted to the Travelers
Proteotive Association, an organiza
tion of drummers whose badge of
offioe bears the letters T. P. A.
The Journal oontaine<L64 pages,
and they report the printing of 60.
160 copies. Figuring that up, we
find that it took 33 tons of paper to
print them. The paper spread ont
on the ground side by Bide and end
to end, would oover a plaoe of ground
about seven miles wide and twelve
miles long. The wholq qftltion con
tained 22,400,000, ool\\n\ns 21 iuoh<
es long. Plaeefl $gcl to end, the
ooluift'iB of reading matter
JUST HOW
And all the Time
should have and
St aki
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Yon
G. L. Deokle & Bro.at' Cordele,
have a large line of • Buggies and
Wagons, and .will. sell at bargains
forthe cash. They also havo a
large line of Coffins and CasketB at
low prices. Don’t fail to see them
you want to buy. 10-1 4t
EXCURSION VIA.
Atlantic And Birmingham to
Macon, Oa.
Georgia State Fair. Round trips
rate from Vienna, $1.93, tickets
to he sold Oot 20th,to 30th, inclu
sive with exception of Sunday Oot,
§5 with limit November 2hd 166S.
J. J. MILLIGAN, Agent
Vienna, Ga.
7,066 miios lou,?. ,,r alj eut One-fourtb
enough to girdle the earth. The
cost of that edition would pay for a
briok house or a farm.
PLEASANT VALLEY NOTES.
We are selling dally from five to
twenty-five suits of clothing, and
erau hardly miss them from oar im
mense stock. You would do well
to get in the push and get you an
up-to.-date suit at Hill's Depart
ment Store, Montezuma, Ga.
Come 10 see us for honest, just
treatment. V ionna Colton Oil Co.
G. E. MoGough and family visit
ed relatives in Vienna Sundav.
Miss Nell MoCall of Vienna visit
ed here Sunday.
W. R. Butler msde a business
trip to Monuezuma Saturday.
Several from hero earned cotton
to Cordele last week.
Owing to the incessant rain Fri
day after noon and night there was
only a small crowd at the festival
Friday night but every thing went
on very nioely and the boys were
yery liberal and the neat sura of $14,
*74 cents w&s netted tbe school in the
contest for tbe prettiest girl Miss
Florenoe Smith won ont and reoiev-
ed the prize the other contestants
were Misses Vieia ^ttrbhdow and
Annie Swearnigcn owing to tho smli
attendance there will ]&ai$ther one
Friday night Oot. 30tb'ev«'y*body
is invited to como anb.'htdp us.
You can find an overcoat to suit
you at Hill’s Department Store,
Montezuma, Ga.
LAMARS’ LEMON LAXATIVE
IE YOU WANT GOOD HEALTH.
VO !!ke other Laxatives, it contains no calomel. The most del
cate stotokoh will assimilate it easily. Results are pleasing.
•^Lamar’s Lemon Laxative costs 60 oents for 60 doses.
Ybur Druggist sells it. Prepared by
Lamar, Taylor & Riley Drug % Co.
Macon, Georgia.
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jrtakers Supplies.! l. h. webb.
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GUMMING * WEBB
At this Beason are
making aapeoialty of
Two-Horse Plow^
Disk Plows.
HARROWS, Reversible arid Plairi.
PUMPS, HAY PRESSES, MOWERS
AND RAISES.
Cummmcj & Webb,
CORDELE, GEORGIA.
NURSE YOUR BANK ACCOUNT ALL YOU
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verkok n chance to savemney. We can help you to save it in your 1
purchases if yu will nly give us the opportunity.. -
White Mercerized Madras.
This quality is equal in every
way of the regular 35c, goods. We
have it in Brocades and Stripes.
Our prioe 20c.
Mercerized Chambras.
Siait-lnd, }f>r <' v '• <. up 'fi
grade, we are selling for 6c.
Worth 16 and 20c. A nico line
of colors and patterns that we are
selling at 12 l-2c.
New Dress Ginghams.
Pretty colors in neat checks and
stripes with cord effects. Large
assortment goiug at,-.,,. 8 and lOo.
Figured Lawns.
We have some great values in
Dimities, Batiste, Lawns and Or
gandies at any price you may want
f rom 3c, up to lSe.
All the best grades of Fancy
Calicoes for;, 5o
Hiliford Cottonades.
Worth 16 and 18o, our price 13c.
Hamburg and Laces.
Weare*fixed on them. A beau
tiful line at the lowest possible
price.
Lace from Ic, to 13o per yard.
Hamburg Edging and Inserting
from 3c, up.
Ribbons.
Ladles Sleevvelss Vests.
Summer Undervest for 4c, eaoh.
Umbrellas.
Shoes.
A big assortment in fancy
trimmed and natual wood handles
vyith Silk, Mercerized, and Gloria
covers, 26 and 28 inch with steel
rods, selling from 38 to $1.68.
Mens Negligee Shirts.
All Silk Taffeta, Satin and Lib
erty Satin, in all widths and colors,
from lb. per yard up.
Ladies Corsets.
A complete line of Summer cor
sets in straight front, long waist,
short waist and also the girdles,
that we are selling from 2Sc, to 98c.
We have the best line of them we
have ever bought, and bought un
der the market, We have them for
28, 48, 69 and 90o. All worth
from 25 to 40 per cent. more..
Hens and boys Straw Hats.
Straw Hats, all the latest styles
from 10c, «up to $1.38.
Mens and hoys felt hats, all
styles and shapes, we have them
from 15c to $1.76.
Don’t forget that this is a family
shoe store where everything is-, kept
from the baby up to the head of the
house, and buying all shoes direot
from the best factories, gives you
the best possible values in shoes;
We have them in any style shape or
price you want, in Shoes or Oxfords.
Ice cream freezers, water coolers,
and garden hose. ' We have them at
the right kind of prices.
Everything in Furniture and
house furnishing goods, if you want
to buy we can sell you.
Everything abargain every day.
The Racket Store
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J J COOPER,Proo.
VIENNA.