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r. <r-- '■ ~ r — -ia **- ->■*- BMAMSiMMMni tstarx.3wr--“ “Two years ago rny hair wss falling ,out l purchased a bottle of, spop cptKtnjrout, ’ Perhaps yoCrr ir.chher had thin hair, but that is no reason why you must go through life with half starved hair. If you want long, thick hair, feed it with Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and make it rich, dark, and heavy. SI.OO ■ bottle. All drezjjiets. If your dnigeiNt cannot supply you, send us one dollar and we will express you a bottle. He sure and give the name of your nearest express office. Address, J. C. A YKIi CO., Lowell, Mass. THROUGHOUT .*M COUNTY. FOIU). Backbones and spare ribs are being used now in this section to the delight of all who have teeth to gnaw them. Hog killing and Christmas are two grand occasions. Old Uncle Ike said de lust one set a man up and de last one set him down, dut is if its was full of de spirits. Miss Annie Power,of Yansvalley, is visiting tlie home of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dodd. A. 11. Morris, of Cave Spring, has recently been visiting relatives and friends in this section. The school at Oak Grove will commence November the 25th. The attendance during the term will be unusually large. Some of the closest observers say when shows are plentiful that hard times are sure to lollow. C. A.Dodd’s team ran away with him last week but owing to his good judgment and steady nerve he succeeded in checking them up without any seriousness whatever. We have a horseback rider in this section that makes it danger ous to himself and those with whom he comes in contact. He rode his mule direct over the front and hind wheels ot a buggy right recently without paying the least attention or even lapology afterward. Jupiter, Mars and Venus are now in conjunction and can be seen plainly after night fall conies on by looking in a south-westerly direction. It is said the last time this occurred was two thousand five hundred years before the birth of Christ and for tbir reason it will be the more interesting to every looker on. The court house question is being talked of to a considerable extent here and all are hopeful that the matter will be dispensed with until the t?x payer can ltave more loose change than now adorns his per son. KINGSTON. Your correspondent wishes to correct the report that Mr. H. B. Gilliam and Miss Georgia Barrett would get married soon. Mr. Frank Hargis, from Rome, was at home Sunday. The K. S. C. Lodge was largely attended last Friday night. Mr. Lewis Murchison has re turned home from Illinois. Mr J. F. Stockmon, of Kings ton, spent Sunday at Ligon. It is the talk here that every merchant will close business on Thanksgiving day and the Bap tists and Methodists will unite in praising God. We are sorry indeed to note that one of our best boys has passed away Lem Brownlow, son of the late Wimpy Brownlow, living about 3 miles north of Kingston, died last Wednesday, Nov. 13. It is said by his young friends that he was a good boy and just a short time before he died he said he was ready to die. “I had long suffered from indi gestion,” writes G. A. LeDeis, Cedar City. Mo. “Like others I tried many preparations but never found anything that did me good until I took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. One bottle cured me. A friend who had suffered similarly I put on the use of Kodol Dyspep sia Cure. He is gaining fast and will soon be able to work. Before he used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in digestion had made him a total wreck. o .fck. w*ro r. x a. . Bear* the KM You Have Always 0- -- 'W NURSERY rWirewftmfr' 'v^Mspaimm v:'' • irirjc acnj *vp n{* }..*• Rules art*? r?'edYflfffl\yiS : Adtmtcd by •/•••. 4t to wliw* VRI PPJ.VOI ri |£Blxntai*Juy Boer^.'tsr I pnirfwoptKA v. !r-yso?B'.' FORHULA FOR FUiWCiATtNQ Cl-!.- tpo \ -Jf ■' T ;-y- ->( rpr S.OJW !frrj imto.B 1 but Aiyc Oaileftrinu to I'iout Lille—Letter of -tar© Ku iuoiogi.t W. .11. scot L The law governing the inspection and cerrificatiou ot nursery stooa pro scribes tuat the annual inspection of nurseries Gigli be completed on or be fore Nov. 1 of each year; bat the execu tion of the act. as concerns the detail of the work, is left largely to the discre tion of the entomologist. The time of the inspection last year was. from ne cessity, extended through the month of November and, indeed, a few unimpor tant inspections were made as late as December. The recent additiou of an assistant to the working force will greatly facilitate the work in the future, and the inspection this season will doubtless be completed within the pre scribed turn 1 . The regular inspection work is not begun until Aug. 15, but the business methods of a few nurserymen require an earlier insoecriou, and in such cases the inspections may be mad,, as early as July L An inspection made before Aug. 15, however, must be supple mented by another later in the season. Tne reason for delaying the work as late in the season as practicable is ap- j parent when tne luo hbtorv and habits of the San Jose scale are considered, this being the principal pest for which the inspection is made. In this climate the scale is breeding and is capable of being communicated tc the nursery, ! certainly as late as November. Acer- I tificate issued upon an early inspection, therefore, would give little or no assur ance of the absence of scale from ihe nursery, particularly where it is located in an infested neighborhood. More over, June budded peach trees will not have made sufficient growth to admit of a satisfactory inspection before Oc- 1 tober. It is clear, too, that insect iuju- j ries and disease effects are more con spicuous near the close of the growing season. A certificate at best does not give un qualified evidence of the entire absence of serionsl.v injurious insects and dis eases. It is proposed, therefore, to make the inspections under the most favorahle conditions uud to make sup plemental inspections after the stock is dug. whether the surroundings are snob as to cause suspicion. As complete an assurance as possible of the oleunliness of me stock is tuus obtained, and it is hoped that mere may be established, thereby, a confidence in the products of the Georgia nurseries equally advanta geous to (he nurserymen and orchard ista. Some nurserymen have a careless habit of leaving old, unsalable stock heeled iu on their yards from year to year. This practice affords a harboring place ior insects and diseases ana we strong.y condemn it. A case iu point: Last year the writer found San Jose scale in a bunch of old stock heeled iu ou the yard of one of our liurs-rymen; and. al tnougu no scale could be lound in the nursery blocks, tne regular certificate could not be issued to the owner. Whenever such conditions are found our certificate will be whithheld until they are corrected. Aside from the San Jose scale the following are 011 the board’s list of dan gerously injurious pests; The new peaeu scale, black knot, peach yellows, peach aud plain rosette. None of these have yet been found iu any of the nur series, but with the exception of the yellows they all occur in the state to a ; slight extent, and are carefully looked j for when the inspections are made. Last year 70 nurseries were inspected, four of which where found infested with San Jose scale, aud from the l owners of which tne regular inspection certificate was withheld. It should be clearly understood here that no nursery man whose premises are found iufested can obtain the regular certificate. A nurseryman, a portion of wnose prem ises is infested, but in such a man ner as not to euaanger the remaind er, may be given a special cer tificate; provided, however, that all stoca growing iu the infested portion shall be destroyed aud the remaiuuer i fumigated under our personal supervis ion. Likewise, where a nursery is lo cated iu a scale infested ueiguborhood, even though no scale can be found on the nursery gronuds, fumigation will be required aud a certificate will be given to the owner of such a nursery only upon the conditions expressed in writing that he will fumigate every plant before it is sent out. This requirement is based upon the following rule of the rules aud regulations adopted by the Board of Entomology Jan. IK. JS99: Rvle 9. —The state entomologist shall have Dower to require any nurseryman of the state to fumigate ms stock with hvarocyauic acid gas when in his judg ment the presence of any pest iu the nursery or iu ihe neighborhood of tne nursery warrants-suon treatment for the better protection uf the agricultural in- Over-Work Weakens 1 Your Kidneys. ftufcMltbj Sidneys Make Impure Blood. 8 ■ " '* 1 ’• •" Alktbe Weed in your body parses through yourikidnays once everyAkt-ea.jmnutcs.* fr Thearc year - j Wood puukets.iijey fti* ■(tar,.out .\ho waste r impurities ia the-blood. , If they are-sick Or-oat of order,Ahey fail, to do their work. * . i., Pains, aches and rheu matism come from ex cess of uric acid in the blood, due to neglected kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes one feel as though they had heart trouble, because the heart is over-working in pumping thick, kidney poisoned blood through veins and arteries. It used to be considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly all constitutional diseases have their begin ning in kidney trouble. If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases and is sold on its merits by all druggists in fifty cent and one-dollar siz es. You may have a ** sample bottle by mail nom© of Swamp-Koot. free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr, Kilmer Sc Cos., Binghamton, N. Y.- terests of the state. Upon failure of any individual, firm or corporation to com ply with tnis requirement, the state entomologist is hereby authorized to withhold his certificate from the same. Some of our nurserymen, even though not compelled to meet the above require ment. have voluntarily adopted tne plan of lumig vtiug ail stock (including buds ana grafts) grown or handled by them. We most urgently advise ail nurserymen to adopt rais piqn, not only as a precaution against the riau Jose scale, but to destroy tiie woolly aphis and other injurious insects liaole to ue conveyed on nursery stock. The state ot Virginia has placed the official ban upou the woolly apnis ana crown gall, and other states are bring ing gradual pressure to bear for the re duction of these pests. The regulations of our state board make no provisions for the disposition of stock infested with the wooiy aphis or crown gall, leaving it to the discretion of the inspector. Our own observations in the orchards of the state show these agencies to be seriously injurious, either producing aearh or greatly retarding growth of affected trees. For some time it has been a question ;>s to what action stiould be taken with re.ard to these troubles, and so far nurseryman have only been requested to withhold from the market all affected stock. In tne future we will require the destruction of plants visibly infected with crown gall, and all apple trees sufficiently infested with the woolv apnis to show knots on the roots. Iu cases of slight infestation by tbe woolv aphis only ftmigiuion or whale oil soap treatment will be re required. At the time of the regular inspection it will not be possible to determine tne extent of tnese pe6ts iu the nurseries, as the roots will not then be exposed nuu only a few trees iu each block can be pulled up for examination. Then, after ail. we must depend largely upon the honesty and integrity of the uur seryman for the enforcement of our in structions. In this connection it should be stated that we have nad the hearty co-operation of the Georgia nurserymen in our work and it is largely due to them that the law bus been successfully executed. In addition to fruit frees the follow j ing, if offered for sale, are classed us nursery stock and are subject to the regulations govern tug tne inspection and transportation of the same: Straw berry plants, vine-, ornamental trees and shrubs, end gr.-euuouse plants (not including cut-flowers). When it is desired to use this certifi cate on stock other than that grown by the nurseryman to whom it was issued, it may be sc. used provided such stock is already covered by our state certificate or the official tag of the board issued to nurserymen outside of t!_e state. The regular inspection certificate must not be used by deal rs in nursery stock who are not themselves growers. Buying and re-seliing plants is certain iy a. legitimate And ness mid we have made provision whereby dealers may readily comply with the law. The dealer must furnish this office with the names of all tue nurserymen from whom he proposes to purchase siock, and if our records show tuat ail of them have met with the requirements of the board, a certificate to that effect will be granted. Also wherever practicable the stock handled by dealers wi.l be re-inspected. Ail nursery stock offered for trims portation must be plainly labeled with •he official inspection certificate in ac cordance with tne following rule of the Board: j ftpi.K 4. Any woes, shrubs or other piunts commonly known as nursery stock, shipped within me state 01 Geor gia, without each box, bundie or pack age (s n 6vtca car load, or less than ear load k-t) being plainly labeled witn au official eutomologut’a oertilicato to tne effeet that the concents of tne seme have been in-peered and found to meet with tne requirements of tne board of ento mology, in accordance with section 10 of tne act cited aoove, snail be liable *0 eon * flea tiou upou tne order of tne in , spec .or. [ - ■ Important Mews. To Cotton Planters and Everybody who Believes in Economy. A Sale Without a Parallel, at the New York Store, calling- it the >JEW YORK BARGAIN STORE The Most for the Money. JONES BUILDING, BANK BLOCK. The arrival of the new season finds us equipped at every point for helpful successful merchandising, such as Dry and Dress Goods, Silks, Jackets, fcKirts, Capes, Clothing’, Shoes, Underwear, Hats, Caps, etc. We are proud to invite you to inspect the new goods ; we want your verdict ; want you to eel that this house is making a stronger bid for your patronage, The more you Know of our liberal policy the better you’ll like this house, as we believe in-quic 1 Sa zT and snia ll ET£fe>,,. Five dollars or more saved on every suit purchased from TG bn every pTir 7f>c-. aud morepirnd.so on everything vou will buv LffiS luc ' v brk lb rgain Siorc. . 'Uu‘d ids' Japes ’ from 29c up,*.. W* do&T say *. .native tuy but |ye do w|:it w_e. yYlonay refunded if ntMN tfcvour interest tp Call cifrly with v a vur ■ ti'ieu lore the great mi sin - ■ JariSTnowsky &KiiollSf, Prop’xs. Any nurseryman upon application to this office, with dimensions of his fumi gating house, will be furnished the forinu.a and full instructions for fumi gating. When desired, if necessary, we will personally superintend the begin ning of the work, The formula tnat vre have adopted is 1 ounce of potassium cyani ie (98 99 per cent), 1 1-4 ounces of commercial sul phuric acid, 8 ounces of water to every 100 cubic feet of space in the room; time of exp isure 50 minuces. Our ex periments have shown that the time may bo extended to one hour without danger of injury to dormant trees. Wo wish to give notice here that all fumigating houses should bo placed in order for aoproval at tue time of nurserv inspection. £>o far as possible the nurseries will be taken up systematically with respeoc to location, in order to avoid traveling over the same ground more than onca It is hoped that demands for early inspec tions will not materially interfere with this plan; but wuen for aav good reason a certificate is desired iu ad vance of our schedule we will arrange for an earlier inspection. W. M. Scott, State Entomologist. Noth —All interested fruit growers should cue out and save tho above ar ticle for future refeveuoe. . * ■■ . .-T. f Moth ers everyhere praise One Minute Cough Cure for the suffer ings it has relieved and the lives of their little ones it has saved. Strikes at the root of the trouble and draVoit the ind 1n n ltio i . The children’s favorite Cough Cure. Leis Cdoir;r. Cftltr. Ind: “DeWitt’s Little Early Risers never bend me do ible like other pills, but do their ork thorough ly and make me feel like a boy.” Certain thorough, gentle. C. M. Phelps, Forestdale, Vt., says his child ii con ) itily cur ed of a bad case of eczema by the use of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Beare of all counterfeit;. It in stantly relieves piles. * DeWitt’s Little Risers never disappoint. They are safe, prompt, gentle, effective in re moviiig ail impurities from the liver and bo els. Small and easy to take. Never gripe or distress. There are some women who seem to be perennially youthful. The grown daughters are compan ions as well as children, and the color in the mother’s cheeks, the brightness in her eyes, the round ness of her form, all speak of abounding health. What is her secret? She is at the middle age of life when so many women are worn, wasted and faded, and yet time has only ripened her charms The secret of this matronly health and beauty may be told in the brief phrase, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The general health of woman is so intimately related to the local health of the and licate womanly organs, that where these are diseased, the whole body must suffer. “Favorite Prescription” dries debilitating drains, heals ulceration and inflammation,cures female weakness and imparts to the delicate female organs natu ral vigor and vitality. Women who have lost their health and their beauty have been made “robust and rosy cheeked” by the use of this marvelous medicine. This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Brcmo-Quioine Tablet. the remedy that cure* * eoM la mm <tj >i -,N '• j Jx'l . ;■;**l .1 ’* IN 1 Sa 4° a o4* *,y W y cl-y WW v w O MV ENTIRE STOCK OF Glottal,Sips, Hots, Dry Goods, Etc. Now is the time for you to get your Bargains- Come and sne at once the goods must be sold as I am going to make a change in business by the first oi the year. Don’t fail to see me before you buy as I will save you money. At the Blue Front, West Main Street, 0 artersville, &a. w ant P.GVEiiiEtinenis. FOR RENT. A couple of roo.ns with use of hall and kitchen, ou Market street, next to Mr. Conyers. Apply to New York Bargain Store. FOR SALE. Finest property in Hunts ville, Ala, M list. i>e sold at < nee io set tie up estate Ruitit in center of oil hen. For lull particulars adtiiess R. E. Walke*r, Dalton, oa. STOLEN. From premises, a one-inch 3 ply rubber hose, it riy or fifty ieet long. 1 will reward the honest men who through mistake bought it oft! ief hy returning it to Mrs. Nola WilheiS. WORK WANTED, A young married man willing to work wouiu like an offer < I employment lor next year at reasonable w ages, would like a position in grocery store Can write a good hand and w'ould be useful on books. Any good offer Good reference call or address Z this office. 3t. FOR SALE. The J. A. Bailey farm one mile south of Adairsville, Ga. t'iiis s one of the best grain and stock farms in North Georgia, being well w atered, good pastures and equipped with a six room and welling, tenant house, good barn and out buildings. Also has fine Innt land. Apply to Mrs. Mary Bailey, Ga. lL7.it' Kodoi Dyspepsia Cura Digests what you eat. ” Oust s t oni -a.. Bear, the K' nil Vou Have Mways Bought rr COME TO SEE OS If You Need Anything in China, Crockery, GLASSWARE, Tinware, Stoves, RANGES, ETC, Our stock is the largest,. Our prices the lowest, Our goods the best. Don’t taka our word for It, but come and see for yours df. . cm mi Konsefurnishings* Hparkerjs^ -- hair BALSAM ClMiue* md ' Promote, e larunnut Never Fail© to Betore Orty Hair to it. Youthful Color Cure, c.lp ‘