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jjVia Atlantio & Birmingham Ry.|
r St. Louis, Mo., i, Account Loui
siana Purchase Exposition, 1-
November 30, 1904. . . I l
^ faeason Excursion Tioketa will bo
Bold daily,i.•beginning g April 95th,
ana continuing auring the,period of
TEe, Exposition, with $fibaf~ - llmit
December 15, 1904.^. Round trip
v*u> lion' Vienna (85.4b. t
. Sixty -Bay Excursion Tiokets will
l;f sold daily, beginning April 36th,
and eon tinning curing the.uerwd pf
*tc Exposition, vitli final• date to
leave St. Louis, returning,-.sixty
days ni'yaauition to date^of sale,
biual date in no ease to exceed Dee.
uT, i904. Hound trip rate“from
Vienna $29.00.
Kiftcen-L'ay Kxouraion ^Tiokets
will be sold «A] nl"35th |imd con-
raming during period of Exposition,
TltblhTJTi^ uH^CTCiuis
returning.fifteen (15) days from date
ol tale. Bound ytrip ; irate s from
Vienna $24.25. ~
* Coach Excursion Tiokets^wiUjgbo
lold May. iotE and 31it, with anal
date to deave St. Loais returning ten
10) oays lien, and including date
of' sale, r Bound trip ratemfrom
Vienna $17.35.
For schedule* and full information
apply to J J MILLIGAN.
Vienna, Ga.
^Atlantic & BtrminghamiRailwayl
To encourage tne growing of wa
ter melons in territory tributaryto
tho Atlantio and Birmingham”Rain
way, I kerebyS-offer the foRowing
prises for the three^largest^elons
grown in suoli territory:’ -
Largest water melon $16J)0
Second largest water meloniuO.OO
''Third largest water melon *6.dC
CONDITIONS..
1 nm w ill 1« paid to the grower
only. •'
Not mere than one prize wiii ob
paid.to any one grower,
Contestants! must hare under oul
j tivation five acres or more of mel
ons. n
* Weights will be used to compute
sixes.
Melons entered in oontess must
McCOY STEAMf
LAUNDRY.
Cordele, Ga.
We guarantee our
work as good as any
Laundry tin . the south.
Give us a trial. Jf"”
. Leave you rework with
our agents. Bryant Bros.
Vienna,
to be forwarded through agents to
ffi.ee, properly tabled.
H. C. MoFAPPKN,
THE KfMtL Marble Co.,C«
dele, Ga., foi prices and designator
Monumental work. ’
If.
TO TMOilfiSS.
A Key to Examinations. It con.
tains <the Questions and Answers of
every Public School Examination in
Georgia since 1888. Sixteen years ’
work. We will send it postprid, on
receipt of One Dollar. Deceptive
circulars free.' B. S. HOLDEN
Cashier Gilmer County Bank - , ELLl-
JAY, Ga.
WANTED—S.EVEKAL INDU8TRI
OUS Feraoni in sash state to traTfTTor
honse established eleven year* and with a
large capital, to call upon msrohaxts and
agents for successful and profitable line.
Permanent engagement. Weekly cash
salary ef $24 and all traveling expenses
and hotel bills advance* in casheaoh week
Experience not essential. Montion refer
ence and enclose self-addressed envelope.
THE NATIONAL. 882 Dearborn St.
Ohioag 0
FURNITURE.
A handsome bed room set in ma
hogany with .ruarblo top, second
hand. A nice >oak bedstead. An
improved drop head Singer sewing
manhine, and a few other things on
hand for sale at this office. Cheap
for oash,
THEr ABE MONEY-MAKBRfif?
Try a setting of onr Peerless
Brown Leghorn egg*. They are fired
withespeoiaf caTe to greatest egg
production! Would advise order,
ing at once as early ^hatched-fctioks
are the most Vigorous-/ £ hoi o 0
KjWk ^ ’o, $i.96 f. o. b. Pm
°**« A tdress
MISS FLORA MORRIS,
Peerless Dairy Farm, Paschal
Ga.
THE PHOTOGRAPHER
Photographer F. P. Pepper, is
here again with his tent and says he
will makephotographa so oheap that
he^ia ashamed to put the price in
print. „He is a geod photographer
and the* most {.popular of his oolor
that ever came.thia way. He has
been making photographs hereabouts
for'two years and not one word .of
complaint have wo evw heard
against bira,
CITY BARBER SHOP.
Wnen in the city please call at
theoity Barber shop, get a hair out,
shave, shampoo and faoe massagr,
clean towels, sharp raxoraand polite
attention a specialty.
' • 4 11 t r «
Jm William*. Route 4, Vienna Ga.
Sond f fi in ' * rr \ 7<- • " -
right. It is guaranteed. B*ex r
used in this eounty since June with
perfeot satisfaction. Can give
frence.
waner;
LttitlfM
CARDNER HOUE
H. N. GARDNER, Preprttor
RATE SI DAY,
First class table. Rooms niooly
furnished. ' Porter”*1t all trains. -
Your patxonaged solioited.
Montezuma, Ga.
WANTED _ FAITHFUL PEESOK
to call on retail trad* aad agents for manu
facturing house haring well-established
MO n^M 5 t#rr J k0r J , i salary
$20 paid weekly and expesBe money Mm
vaaoedt previous expsrisnce unnecessary
eosltlon permanent; business auocessfUl
SnolviO leu-addressed envelope. Supsrla
•indent Travelers, 60S Honen Building
Chicago, ' ■ ■
Wanted—Agents, Hustlers, Sales
men, Clerks and everybody who
wants to enjoy a good hearty ‘ laugh
to send 50c for “Tips to Agents.’’
Worth $50 to any person who sells
goods n?. r a living. If not satisfac
tory your moiif/ back. Cirottlaf
for stamp. The 0f, VV hite Electric
Comb Co., Decatur, 111.
UNDERTAKER
Leave orders - at Progress offit i
for coffins, caskets, aaa robe..
Deposit the amount you wish
invest in an outfit, and I will sen.,
the best and nicest that the money
will fcuy and ship it on next train
Coffins from $3 to as high as you
wont. LAMAR GRAY.
. Macon, Ga._
The 1 FRANKLIN? Typewriter.
A Staneard-IWachine, $75.1
"Write to E. F. BUMPUS, Washington, D. C.
flood Wagon.
T Go
f;ic ckoicts». pio
< in. ’'erii-c^-en vvt I
ind my clothing to be of
f r ! t -^t that can be made
Hardware Stock
is the most complete in
this section e ,
and is selling, at prices
that defy competition.
,;-x wip:4 /vr.acs-tines
y hy piay the profit to a
wagon salesman when
you can get a better one
■fo alf the money here?
oK-vch aiui r
/> ; olid enr load of Tanges,
ce- Ting and heating
stoves of- the most cele*-
b* "ed makes tb be found
os; i he market, and every
ran teed to do geo
service.
Furniture.
Hy furniture is ii reat h
ali, as the prices will con
vince you at a glaore.
Underwear and
Hosiery that will meet
your approval in prices as
well as quality.
Shoes! Shoes!
My ^how line ia complete
and ?xceig in quality and
in quantity.
Need a Trunk?
Call on us for the best se
lection. Suitable for all
Crockery, Glass
ware and house furnish-
ng for all, and at prices
to suit the times.
Hats and Caps
For every one at unusu
ally low prices.
Agricultural
implements, wagons and
buggies at iowrst prices.
Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Nails and building
mate rial generally.
Mcntazurra