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Vienna Progress
H. D. SMITH.
Entered na second clasp mail matter.
AUGUST 25 1004
The Georgia peach crop il>- tear
brought two million dollars.
The Statesboro affair h a iwlging
rebuko on the private hanging net,
Montezuma will continue business
at the old stand. Whisky is not
essential to the life of that thriving
city.
Bulloch county had a Before Day
Club, in which a, band of negroes
planed murder, thievery and riot*.
P. S. -She has no such a club
now.
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Thp man win killed himself with
morphine at i bo Park Hotel in Ma
con about ton days ago has licon bu
ried without anybody being able to
identify him.
Past events lead us to beltcvo that
if the' Statesboro affair had been in
the North they would not havo
waitod for a couit proceeding or
stopped at burning two.
A Creek Indian sends to a Geor
gia friend a remedy for snake bite,
which is a poultice of onions, to
baoco and salt. He says etWHfte
the poultice every few hours,
The MumforA homo will con
tinue the tftkibg iS&W friendless
children. E. i. Willingham, of
Macon, has boon elected president.
A suitable man will bo employed
to manage the home and the farm.
Somebody at Aarien wants a
now county, some of whioh to be
takon from Laurens. To the Dub
lin Courier-Dispatoh the suggestion
is a red flag, and that papor has
turned around with its horns point
ing toward Adrien ready to make a
charge if anything or anybody in
vades her territory with a n6w coun
ty lino-
Tho ohurohes ave all turning
against tho divorce business. As
long as South Dakota holds out,
however, tho people who want di-
voroos early and often will not be
inclined to let the churches worry
them.
The lightning bug is biilliant
but ho Dasn’t any mind; he mean-
‘t.ders -through tho darkness with his
headlight on behind. Likewise the
foolish merchant, whom no one can
advise; he declares there’s “npth
, in doin',” when asked to advertise.
i - The porson, whether lie be incr
chant, professional man or laborer
who gets too good for the comraun
By, ought either to make the com
raunity better or movo out. Wo
liavo no sympathy with the men or
woman who is eternally finding fault
with the town.
TAE YEAR FOE DEMOCRATIC |
VICTORY.
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.strive to be right, but it will be
bright and large, national in its
news and views. Every one who is
interested in this vital Presidential
contest will need it every day.
The Journal's facilities forget
ting' the news “while it is news”
are better than any other-paper pub
lished iu the South.
The rates -arc very low, being
only $7.00. per year for the Daily
aiid Sunday by mail, $3.50 for six
months. Daily only $5 00 per
year, $2.50 six months, or delivered
by our earners in the different
lowin and eities'at I 2o per week.
SPECIAL CAMPAIGN OFFER
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for the next six-months, $3.00.
Agents are wanted to take sub-
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Terms subscription Blanks, sam
ple copies, printed matter, etc.,
will be sent by return mail,
If yon want all the news all the
tjjno read the Journal.
DRS. GREENLEAF
&* HOLLEYMAN
Offer to the Afflicted
Through the state uni
versity
Georgia offers higher education
to her sons. The University is pro
bably the best equipped institution
in the South Atlantic States. It is
the oheapest institution in the South.
The- young mati gets moro for the
money expended. Ho can board,
room, fees, books and laundry tor
$125 a year on the campus.
It is tbc oldest State college in
America, having "over 2,600 living
representatives. These become the
young man’s friends and helpers.
It is a growing and prosperous in
stitution, being aole to command
the best talent. It gives definite
position and standing like connec
tion with a strong firm. It stands
for what is best in Georgia and our
national life, whether social, politi
cal or religious. It develops sound
bodie?, bower of initiation, and
self-reliance through well regulated
athletic contests and regular mili
tary drills.
It offers courses in Agrioul fur e
Latv, Pharmacy, Medioine, Teach
ing, Soienees, Classics and Engi
neering under a facalty noted for
scholarship and high moral charac
ter. The University was built for
Georgia boys and stands ready to
help thorn. Send for the illustrated
hand-book. W. B.IIILL,
£ Chancellor,
“Iiow much your little boy re
eembles your husband,” said .the
cunning politician. “I’ve always
heard,’" she roplied, “that people
grow to look liko those they are
muoh with, but this iB quite a re.
markable oase. We only adopted
the dear little fellow last week,”
The man on foot objects to the
speed at which the horse and buggy
travels thi.Wi.reots. The man in the
finds ■ u.;ot) auio-
»••• >!»:<* sums o The people
who'rikli' in : nt'>m<ib:!cs are furn us
been use fb< electric. ,.i crosses the
highway at so high rafe of speed,
and the electric oar patrons , arc
hunting around for swifter vehicle
at which they can complain. It is
always so. The fellow who can’t
keep up with us howls because we
go so fast, and we howl equally
loud if someone else outruns us.
Some people aye so eqnstitution-
.ally dishonest that, t hey obeat them-
F't'vd [rto the belief that they are
i.o. even when *'/•)' me ge; •*
tbV'ir liyir r of" 'KI
ORDINARY’S' N OTICE.
GEORGIA—Dooly County.
Whereas, Mrs. L. M. Summer-
ford, administratrix on the estate of
Mrs. Mary R. Edwards, has in due
form applied to the undersigned for
leave to sell the lands of said es
tate, viz: 45 1-2 acres lying and be
ing in the southern portion of lot
of land No. 27, in second district,
Dooly county, Gar., for the purpose
of paving debts and making distri
bution among heirs of. said estate.
I will pass upon said application
on tne first Monday iu September
next Th: /Yi.j-ust 1st, 12CK.
.J L -niWotVi;, O. I ..
The readers of this paper will
be entitled to treatment for from
$!.00 per month' for any CbrOnie
Disease of either sex, and all medi
cines furnished free of charge. We
give a few of the most m common
diseases below, such as Asthma,
Chrome Caltarrh and Cattarriial
Deafness, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia,
Chrnhio Stomach and Bowel troubles
Paralysis, Rupture, ThroatTroubles
Whiskey and Morphine Habits, Lung
and Heart Troubles, Kidney and
Bladder Diseases, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Chbronio Ulcers and sores.
All cases taken under Guarantee
Special Diseases Of Women,
Those rates will also "apply to
women who arc suffering from any
of tho following diseases: Uterine
Displacements of all kinds, Ovarian
Troubles, Lotic-orrhea (Whites), and
all other Chronic Diseases peculiar
to the female sox. Womeu are
often submitted to painful and
dangerous operations which are
entirely unnecessary; just such
eases are cured by our treatment
daily without operations or delay
from their daily duties.
Special Diseases Of Men.
Lost vigor. Men, are you as
strong, physically, as you ought to
be? Is your memory failing? Are
you low spirited? If bo, Collie to
us and we will restore you.to health
and make life a daily pleasure to
you instead of a burden. Arq you
suffering from any of the following
diseases: Gonorrhea, Gleet, Hydroeel
Vcricdoelo. Stricture cured quickly
and permanently without the use of
tho knife by our original absorption
Method. We pure Syphilis (blood
sease) by our Twentieth Century
d,ethod permanently without the use
of Meroury of Potash. If you are
onh of the unfortunate ones who
has contracted this awful disease,
come to us and be cured, so the
offeots of your indiscretion will not
be handed down to your offspring
in the shape or Scrofula, Consump
tion or Rheumatism. We can
cleanse your blood of all poison
and impurities and make life bright
for you once more.
PILES.
Do you suffer from Piles? Have
you a relativo or friend that does?
If so, send them this paper and
let them learn where they can be
oured under a written guarantee or
money refunded in every case that
we undertake to treat, without any
putting, tying,- or burning opera
tions of any kind, and without any
necessary detention from their
business. (We do not send out any
treatment for Piles by mail, but
treat them only at our office) We
cuie the folfowing Rectal disease
under guarantee also: Rectual Fis
tula, Prelapses Ani, Ulcerations,
Fissure, etc.
- We have many testimonials from
tho most promineut citizens of the
State that we have cured of Piles
and other Chronic diseases and will
gladly snow them to you ifyou will
call at our office and sep us.
Drs. GPEENLEAF &
HOLLEYMAN.
Specialists.
Macon, Ga.
Consultation and Advice Free. .
If impossible to call, write us
about your disease with stamp
enclosed for reply. These rates
will apjily to all cases treated by
mail.
Special Attention
TO EVERYBODY
We are offering great bargains at
our store in all kinds of goods for
Cash. We have Dress Goods, Laces,
Embroideries, Skirts, Shirt Wa sts,
Trimmed Hats, and everything for
summer wear.
For men we have Suits, Coats,
Pants, Hats, Shoes, Dress Shirts,
Negligee Shirts, Plain Shirts, Bal=
briggan Undershirts and all other
goods at greatly reduced prices. We
are giving this reduction to make
room for a large fall and winter
stock. Call at our store and we will
convince you that our prices are the
lowest. Yours for business,
FELDSER & RAINBOW.
NEW YORK BARGAIN HOUSE.
Vienna, Ga.
13,000 MILES FOR $26.
The Atlantic & Birmingham rail
way Jias. placed on sale at itB princi
pal Ticket Offices 1,000 Mile Tickets
at rate $26.00, good over the follow-
i ig lines:
Atlanta & Birmingham Air Line JJj
Atlanta, Knoxville & Northern Ry.
Atlanta & Wnet Pdint B. R:
Atlantio & Birmingham Ry.
Atlantic CoaBt Line R. R.
Charleston & 'Western Carolii a Ry
Georgia Railroad. *
Louisville & Nashville R. R.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis R)
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R
Seaboard Air Lino Ry.
"Washington Southorn Ry.
"Western & Atlantic R.R.
Western Railway of Alabama.
These Lines comprise 13,000
Miles of Railroads.
This ticket presents the oheapest.
and most convenient form of travel.
H. C. McFADDEN,
General Passenger Agent.
JiOR-'i r 4—• Don!y CV-anty.
Whereas, Mrs Loafer West,
guardian tor Inez E. Koyal and J.
E. Cox, reports to the court that
she lia3 fully discharged her trust
its guardian for said wards, and
prays to be discharged from her
guardianship. This is to cite all
concerned. I will pass upon- her
application on the first Monday in
September ' next. This August st
1904. •
J. D. HARGROVE, O. D. C.
A.scholarship in the Ga.-Ala bus
iness c. Poire is for siil&at tjjisoffistv
x UNDERTAKER
Leave at J Vug* 0*3c
for. coffin-, qa»'.*d s, -uk; rob:
Deposit t i-.j -amou.it ydu l
’ vest in an oP*. ■ i I will sen
the best amt niocpt vbai the. money
will t.uy aud ship is on next wain
Coffins from $3 to as high as you
want. LAMAR GRAY.
Maeon, Ga.
Wanted---Agents, Hustlers, Sales
men, Clerks and everybody who
wants to enjoy a good hearty; langh
to send 50c fur “Tips to Agents. ”
Worth $50 to any person who sells
goods for a living. If not satisfac
tory your money back. Ciroular
'for stamp. The Dr. V\ hite Electric
IBMOY1L SAL1.
On the 1st of September 1 will
move from the corner, old Taggart
staud, to the place now occupied by
P. G. McDonald, in the McDonald
Block. Therefore I am offering all
goods at r big reduction.
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make room for new fall goods
Remember the place where
going. Come at once for bargains.
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