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/ That Is Pailroadlnf.
Then you're ahead the trnln Is late
Threo hours, aft tike as not;
Tntp you're behind you're apt to fine
It want oil on the dot.
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SHE NEEDED IT.
She waits Impatient and in fear
The lad who on he* errand went.
Because, alas, the time is near
To use the stuff for which she sent.
Her lover comes around tonight.
She doesn’t like to make him wait;
But, oh, without the hoy In sight
■ ' hodatot
How can she flx to keep the <
•ho gave him cash and hade him fly
In haste to whore peroxide's sold.
Her hair's dark roots don’t Justify
Her pompadour of shining gold.
FOR SALE
.Ail of my Household and kitohen
funiture and anew drop hear Singer
scwiug machine. IKD SMITH
TAX RECEIVER'S ROUNDS.
Changed His Mind.
But you could learn to lovo me."
The speaker was a short, stout man
/4th. an earnest purpose gleaming In
Mu eye and a bright bald spot glisten
ing on the top of his head.
Mary Ann McGinnis, the fair, heart
less triflor to whom tho soulful words
were addressed, gave an impatient |
sigh.
“Well, maybe,” she replied carelessly,
as though the fate of u life were not
hanging on her Words. “PerhapB I
could. Go out and get a million dollars 1
and come buck and talk to me.” |
Percy Perolard ground Ills teeth, not
with the patent Instrument of torture
such as the dentists use to embitter
the young lives of their victims, but
against each other as our ancestors
used to do when they were obliged by
Btern necessity to oat uncooked grain
back in the misty twilight days of the
race. Without a word he stalked forth
Into the dm’knoss.'
Percy Perolard was a man of action.
He looked at his watch. It was 10:30.
By midnight ho had organized a trust
In cabbage plants and had elected him
self president. His object bad been at
tained. Ho was worth a million.
Percy could hardly wait for the gray
dawn of the morning to call her up by
telephone.
"I have the million,” was nil that he
said.
Mnry Ann McGinnis lost her listless
nir as a bright boy loses his mother iu
a crowd just after he'has borrowed a
dollar from her. She began to take an
Interest in affairs. “Como around at
once with the marriage license,” she
said.
It was now Percy’s turn. "Nay,
nay,” he replied, and there was a ring
of triumph In Ills steely tones. "Me-
thlnks now that I have the coin I can
wait a bit and take my pick of the
girls.” And he hung up the receiver
and rang dff.
Not Qualified,
He had been taught from early youth
That It was best to tell the truth.
Because of that lie did not wish
Vo waste his efforts catching fish.
Not to Be Lonesome.
Iwill lie ai the lollowincf places
on the dates named for the purpose,
of allowing you to give in your taxes:
District
First
Second
Unadilla
Pinehurst
Findlay
Third
Sixth
Seventh
Ninth
1'eut.h
14th
13th
11th
Cordelo
Jerry May 20. TippottvilleMay 21
Linen oh, May 23 a m
Snow, Mry 23 p in
Oak Grove, May 24
Midway, May 25
Dakota, May 20 a tn
Sibley, May 20 p hi
Wennua, May 27 a m
Cordele, Mav 28
Vioura, May 29, 30
Books willolose May 31
Please look at j our deeds before
coming to give in your tax, so that
you can give number and whioh pan
f tbc lot you own us reijiiiretl by
w. Vbi y respectfully,
11. U. BROWN, T- R. D. O. G a
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May ,
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May 3
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Robes, ’•? thi
necessary fo ^utt; %»: •
■ dead,. Cu: ms >.t':;ainy
• ■-•Vi*'*'
from $3 up. M ney saved
on every ordet Leave
orders n: Progress
*• ' office f r
to yo on
next train
LAflAR CLAY, Macon, Ga,
WORLDS PAIR RVPES
T’he G S, fc P. r til vvty will soil
round trip tic'cets r StT'Lluls Iflipj.
sition at the folio vering rates fro. a
Vienna: Season tt -cot $35.45.
Good ''or sixty lv i, 329.80 “PiF
'een a, s,*; 1.25. t’onilays, mgs:.
'lie lust m-mod is -mauli rates and not
‘or sleopora or parlor earsTsdld only.
n r
n certain ia;, e of eaofi ninth. {A
i apodal ooaoS will be far.
ninkied for a party of 35 adultlaresT
1 □ One I faro >and 25 cents to the
; following oooasions:
Uudertsker and Licensed Embalmer
CASH
OR
CREDIT.
Hospitality at
Small Expense
Eiunrtainmi :i‘.—thin is, pleasure toyoir
■nests- does not depend on tho money yin
Spend, baton your o.vn knowledge pi how
! und extond Uospitslky < hrlM*?
erhiitii Rirr-io'c tils
•i n V I ce i s
PhiCE
It wifi pay you
©SWTURY MF’G CO.
to send for our Oat a-
loguo No. 6, quoting
prices on Buggiue,
Harness, eto. Wo sell direct from
our Faotory to Oonaumera at
Faotory Prices. This guaranteed
\Buggy only $38.50; Cash or Easy
jMonthly Payments. We trust
Ihonest people located in all parte
'of the world.
J56TWrite for Free Catalogue*
MENTION THIS PAPER.
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•Why did the general ever marry
her?”
“Well, there was no war in sight to
go to, so he did the next best thing.”
ST, VALENTINE.
Valentine, St. Valentine,
Best of saints and quite benign.
When It Is your special day
Postmen loaded like a dray
' In expectant boxes shove
Tender little notes of love.
Mingled with the story old
"Comics’’ awful to beholdl
Then It Is the bashful swain
Sends a note to Mery Jane,
Hoping that the girl will guess
Who It was wrote the address
With the tender note Inside
In a sweet blue ribbon tied,
And his heart a short rib knocks
As he drops It In the box. ‘
But the letter man Is sore:
To his mind It Is a bore.
He cannot see any sense
Going to a big expense
Just to s.end a loving lino
Or a silly valentine
As ho trudges down tho road
Underneath the mushy load.
$50,000.00
Cash Given Away to Users of
LION COFF
We are going to be more liberal than ever in 1904 to users of I/ion Coffee. Not only will the
Lion-Heads, cut from the packages, be good, as heretofore, for the valuable premiums we
have always given our customers, but
□ Peabody Normal School at
Nashville, Tonn. July 8 to• Aug.3
□ Summer school at Tuscaloosa,
Ala. June, 14 to July 29.
Summer sohool at Athens July s'
to Vug 6.
Summer sohool at Knoxville Toun.
June 28 to Aug, 6.
Interstate Sugar Cane Convention,
Jaokaonvillo, Fla. May 4- to 8.
Georgia Educational Association
at Warm Springs, June 22-24.
Annial B. V. P, U. at Washing-
ton, Ga. Juno 21—23.
Womans Congress at Montoaglo
Tenn. Aug. 1—7.
Monteagle Bible Sohool, Mou-
tegalo, Tenn. July 4 to Aug, 4.
Montegale Sunday Sohool
Institute Montegala, Tonn. Aug,
15-30.
Annual. Meetmng T. P. A. at
Augusta Apr. 14-10.
Southern Baptist Convention at
Nashville, Tenn. Mty. 19-18.
To tho f.dlnvsag oteasions, one
fare and 50 eents:
Interstate Convention V. M. C.
A. al Buffalo, N. Y. May. 11—15.
Georgia Ciiantang.n at Albany,
Apr 24 t*r May. 1.
General G injure me A. M. E.
church, Chicago, may 2--31.
C. B. RHOD if,8, G. P. A.
Dr. Carlisle’s Liver Pills.
In Addition to the Regular Free Premiums
the same Lion-Heads will entitle you to estimates in our $50,000.00 Grand Prixe Contests, which will
make some oi our patrons rich men and women. You can send In as many estimates as desired. There will be
TWO GREAT CONTESTS
The first contest will be on the July 4th attendance at the St. Louis World's Fair; the second relates to Total
Nov. 8, 1904. “
Vote For President to be cast Nov. 8, 1904. £20,000.00 will be distributed In each of these contests, making
$40,000.00 on the two, and, to make it still more interesting, in addition to this amount, we will give a
n v . H J CShm! Dm>* aS AAA AA to the enewho is nearest correct .on both
brand rlaST I ilZB Of VwlUUUsUU contests, and thus your estimates have two
mxmxmmmmmmmx^mKmmsmmuaOmmuxsxmmsxaxmmaam opportunities of winninga big cash prize;
’Tis by you, St. Valentine, •
Ib inspired the loving line,
But the “eomlcs,” rodt-and quaint
3?hoy are by some other saint,
Full of mischief nod nf gall,
Sent that pride may have a fall.
Valentine, St. Valentine,
Eest of sainte and quite* benigni
Five Lion-Heads
cut from Lion
Coffee Packages and a
a cent stamp entitle you
(in addition to the reg
ular free premiums)
to one- vote in
either contest:
WORLD’S FAIR CONTEST
ffiPj Printed blanks to
vote on found in
every Lion Coffee Pack
age. The 2 cent stamp
covers the expense of
our acknowledgment to
you that your es-
JHH ti mate is recorded.
■’at will bo tha total July <ih attendance at, the St. Louis
*« M '. ,1 . .gt>, J.-.ly .1893, the ctteud.viice w. s 283,273.
...reat correct estimates uceived in Woo’Son Spice Com-
• -fflco, Toledo, Ciiic, ;»n or oeforu June 30th, 1904, we will
' r Lift: in «r Tt co *cot estimate, second prize to the
•s<. etc., e?c., uN fcllowt.
.1 fcirfefc 8:^,600.00
1 tori)nil F-•<*;?' 1,000.00
1,000.00
Depended on Conditions.
"If John had three apples and he I
gave twe to Hary bow many would he
have left?
. “That would depend- somewhat on.
Mary’s capacity and how badly John
was stuck ou her.”
-seoe.co or h
n UCO.OO
10 : rUi-:— IO'j.O ■ "
to irises— 60.00* “
iiu j — 20.00 "
r r— 13.00 “
JtlasS 6.00 “
1, .100.00
1,000.00
1 oon.c-o
2,6.30.00
0,000.00
TOTAT,, 530,000.00
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CONTEST
What Will be tv.it totid Poiralar Vote enut for President (vote,
lor idtcfandidates combined' ut tho el-icftpu'Kovcn-ibcr t, lisll? In
1500 election. 13,people voted for President. For nearest cor-
rrofoBtbna'oi :ec- ived In Woolson Spice t'o.’s, ofl -.-c, Toledo. O..
ou or 1-efore No .-. 5. IStX.wo'rill ,:ive fi-tfcrd.’o It r tite nearest c.r-
rac, estfmato, second prise to the next nearest, etc., etc., ns follows:
1 First PrlnB f2,600.00
1 Second Fries 1,000.00
a Frlsee— 5600 00 each 1,000.00
6 FKses— 200.00 "
XO Triaes— 100.00 “
90 »W-m— 60 00 ’*•
bt> tx'kua— 20 tnj •'
900 Frlses— 10.00 “
IOOO rrues— 6.00 "
1.000.00
. 1,000.00
. 1,000.00
1,000.00
.Z,000.00
.0,000.00
2139 PRIZES,
l'OTA'L, $20,000.00
4279—PRIZES—-
m m. ^
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Distributed to ilia Nubile—aggro^a'inu 545-000,00—!n ESdiHoutowhiel: m gtee $8,808
t* Shows’ Clerks (sos parttealare iu U9S OKFiFEE ossas) inaMag a greadiaL l ; ' I
COMPLEX
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~ TIOOS.ARS
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IfJ EVERY
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Sw-iSSS
TOLEDO,
th^e pills matt it wtut of tho people
that nopitsiit p II otn supple, boing ths
inti'lligont sd nin: itriti m of tin offlolont
remedy. Win.i tlio elirniuatlon of di«.
oasod malt.f it rncitt iry, thoto pills have
nosuporiir, ospomil,’ in a Siuthom
climate, whore tli i bio id is s iconta r.inated
with malarial prison.
No intelligent physic]tn will hesitate
fora moment to r,mammon 1 those pills,
tho formula, wliioh is invariably ap proved
by tho medical prolbision, being printed
on oaoh package.
Directions; For Torpid Livor, Dys
pepsia, To ligostion, Sink H.ialaehel Con
stipation, Golds, Swimming in tho head,
& o., ( no or tw i pills should b'e taken at
bedtime.
For Chills a-il Fever, BilHous int
ermittent or continued Fevor a full dost
:houldbo taken.
As a lnxuti. e ono to two pill at bedtioM.
As a purg-, two to threo pills at bidtime.
HR. R. M. CARLISLE.,
MACON,
“G. R. C.”
3a GuaraniCiid to Cure
Rheumatism, flyphllls, Scrofula, Blood
Poison, Swellings, Stiff,-1’ulnful Julult,
Backache, Old Sores, BotLo, and.oh
dlccaaes arising from imparo o: ipipov-
.•r^boil blood. If {wfoCs to core, ot
doe« not satisfy ibe'liaisibaser of Its
worth, we will
RBftend th® Money
paid direct to us, or to any druggist or
dealer Ih medicine, for Golden Rhoib
matin Cure. When you a ant a bloed
medicine, insist on having “G. R. C.”
If your dealer dexg not have It, ask him
to order irfor you; or sand yeur money
to us by'mall, and we will ship “O. R.
CV to you with all express charges
pi-apfld • Price $1.00 per bottle: six
ior 43.00
THE *1. R. C. CO..
H.L* MANt'KACTUlM' i /»’•« r*«0®klUT 9RS,
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