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THE_JACKSON ECONOMIST. VOL. VII. J. T. STRANGE & COMPANY, mu *c£SiM Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoe and Clothing House e*-< 1 V Georgia. I mi . iKrtnnnnria A f Oliof Am r\ rn nr U.— ! i I ■■ I— The thousands of customers who visited our Mammoth Estab lishment last week attending our opening will testify that they never saw such au array of Merchandise on exhibition in this section be fore, and the prices are much lower than ever Notwithstanding the advance iu cotton and cotton goods, purchasing our stock in an ticipation of such an advance, we are making prices much lower than when you sold your cotton for 4 1-2 cents. ■ Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! ■ Shoe stock in this Hart ot the state. Como to us for ■j!kinds and sizes and we will eel] ■on Sin" s. that will last you all ■lv winter and keep vour feet dry ■idwarm. Everything In Shoes ■au be found with us; every pair ■naranteed as represented or mon ■ refunded. Remember you must Hke what you get from us better ■auynudo your money or } r ou ■ n’t have to keep them. ■ 500 Pairs Men’s Kip Ties fair ■itched, half double soled Cheap ■ $1.25 our price $1 00. ■ S;-) Pairs Women’s Slices as- Brted kinds and sizes, the best on jHrth for SI.OO. ■ Big stock of Children’s Shoes in ■eryconceivable style at prices Bit will tickle yon. Enough for Hoes at present come look and Hu will do the rest. ’ Leaders in Style, Regulators and Controllers of Low Prices- Winder Institute Locals. ■On accouat of Thanksgiving the Iciiopl had holliday Thursday, which las greatly enjoyed by all. I Little Wussia O’Neal, one of our light pup: la of the 3rd. grade, is quite I this week with pneumonia. I It is just two weeks until our last ex- Imiuation , for this term. I Onrentertainment last Friday even ing was gotten up hurredly and very little time was given to preparation. I We think under the circumstances all lid well. We appreciate the large loved that attended and hope all of Ihem enjoyed the few hours spent with P - It encourages the teachers and pu pils to see the patrons and friends of pde school come to their entertainments. [ "One Minute Cough Cure is the best Remedy I ever u*ed for coughs and colds, it is unequalled for whooping cough. Laildren all like it,” writes H. N. Wil flame, Gentryville, Ind. Never fails. It 18 only harmless remedy that gives [immediate results. Cures coughs, colds, hoarseness,croup, pneumonia, bronchit 1* and all throat and lung troubles. Its use pre vests cansumption. G. W. UQUPerriere. WHITE HALL. i will write The Economist a few tots from our burg. are having cool weather now and re ®k meat and some rain. G. L. Thomas and family are Bl °wlv improving. Several !rum this place went to Mon- r °e last Tuesday. A. M. Williams and daughter *et down to Statham last Sunday to ' -Mrs. T. p Smith and son. He is floWn with fever. , Harrison’s male ran away atur day night and tore his buggy fr 0 3ev eral parts. He was on his way binder and just before reaching Q '- became frightened and broke Wa ? from hi m . are having a splendid Sunday 4 ,,'!° at Cerriuth in the morning and aa pel in the afternoon. Look out be for us *° men tion all the good things we have in store for you, but will mention a few: ii" ii '■WIIUHdIII I'JtfjJl _ Shoes Shoes Shtoes girls for a present at tree from your best fellow. The writer went to see his grl last Sunday evening and she w.'.s not at home so he had to sing “I’ve got to go back before she comes ” Messrs Samuel Williams and W. J Smith have a 2x4 smile on their faces this week and they will get to go back to carry the lantern home It is very hard for some of onr girls to stay at home and get dinner and then be disappointed in the afternoon. Mr. W. M. Pattern and family visited their daughter, Mrs. Minnie Williams, last Sunday. Several of the Bethlehem boys were* with ns last Sunday. Messrs Emory Moore and Willis Me Donald took a trip to South Georgia a short while ago. The singing at Mr. Holloway’s Sun day night was greatly enjoyed by all present. Will—we had the largest pumpkin vine in onr garden this year you ever saw and never got a single one off of it. The vine grew so fast it drug the littlj ones off. L ue _ That’s nothing. We raised some pumpkins that could not get in the wagon unless they had help. Sam —Shucks! We planted some seed on the creek and the vine grew so long it ran across the creek and it had a pumpkin oa the other side so large, pa’s old sow crossed on the vine and rooted a hole in the pumpkin and had seven little pigs in it. Sam may have the rab bit. Success to The Economist. An editor prints his paper to give his patrons the news of the day and for the money there is in it. He is presumed to know of what he writes, and he gen erally does. When he writes as he does in tho Leader Conner, Osceola Mills,Pa., without fee or hope o? reward, that “Chamberlain’s Congh Remedy acts magically, and we have found none bet ter in our household. If you have a cougb, try it,” it may be accepted as an honest expression, worthy of credence, j For sale by Winder Drug Cos. WINDER, MCKSON COUNTY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY. DECRMRPu - Dress Goods! The throngs cf people who constantly crowd our store enables us ;, 1A ’’7, 111 ! Ig quantities. Every line we offer you is much below tne real market value. nhS >d3 , plac . erl on sale in this house have to be up-to-date desir a merc handise, otherwise they do not find room on our counters. ‘ ,u can refer to our previous dealings with you, and any thing you need in our line you can buy with confidence at surprisingly lew prices J housands cf New Dress Goods iu Nf>w Syndicate Shadings and style colorings are melting out of our stock like snow before the furn ace. trTh elar , e range °f shadings and beaten down prices are diing the Remember that we sell more goods foi the same money and the same goods tor less money r than any r house within fifty miles of us. Yours Without Hxageration, Dress Goods! Dress Goods, caif^lhv m r I s )e P r ido of every lady in this section as they ' Ricr S hat thH - y wnnt anci !, t Prices that are unquestioned dr f ° d . f nd y ° Ung IIEA * U 3! h you want to be well ÜB ' and for a llttlo mone y bQ y your Dress Goods and Trimmings from In Memorium. After a five week’s illness of typhoid fever, Miss Mattie, the If? year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Giles, died at her home near Aubarn, on the morning of November the 30. She bore her suffering without a murmur and met the summons with a serene faith in Him who is our all and above all. She was the pride of fond parents who have our profound and heartfelt sympathy in their sad hours of sore affliction. She was diligent, studious, devoted to duty and ambitious to develop herself into the highest type of Christian woman hood; but her bright day closed in its early morning, leaving her infant puri ty and childish innocence unmarred. Self-respect, meekness and modesty were the dominating elements, that made her truly a strong, deep andearn • t character. Her generous, unselfish disposition and kind, gentle manners had endeared her to all; and when the death angel invaded our midst and summoned this lovely girl of so much promise, from earth, our hearts were saddened and our eyes were dimmed with tears. To know a few such char acters is the privilege of a life time. On that beautiful Thanksgiving morn ing while millions of earnest prayers were ascending in profound gratitute to a just God who looks with tender .mercies on a sin-cursed world, it was not unmeet that her Bpirit, pare and spotless, should leave the tired sufferer and return to Him who gave it. Though her seat is vacant, her voice is silent and her genial smile we shall never see a ;ain, yet we cannot dismiss to her “chamber in the silent halls of death;’ bat inspired by the purity and nobility of her character, we 6hall ever be guid ed by the foot-prints she left along life’s short journey, and will, as a last sad tribute, tenderly twine around her memory, garlands woven from the sweetest flowers of friendship and love. These poor words are an effort at a testimonial of my high esteem for my departed pupil. Heb Teacher. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Cure* PUe*. SceUfr Burns. Now we douot claim to be giving goods away or selling them without a profit, but our buying facilities are such that enables us to buy direct and at prices ranch Lower than our would be com petitors, so if you consult your own interest, which we believe you will, investigate our prices before making your fall purchases, as we can and will unquestionably save yon money. L. B. N. Cochran Dead. We are called upon again this week to chronicle another sudden death, that of Mr. L. B. N. Cochran who dropped dead Wednesday morning at the home of Mr. S. W. Bailey, who lives at the George Robison place near Big Spring. Mr. Cochran had carried a load of cot ton to Salem aud was returning home, when he was taken suddenly ill while passing Mr. Bailey’s residence. He asked to be helped from the wagon, but he expired before his assistants could carry him to the house. Heart failure was the cause. Mr. Cochran was a substantial citizen of Oconee who resided near Antioch church and his funeral took place from that church on Thursday morning, El der T. M. Foster conducted the obse quies. The deceased leaves a wife and sever al chMdren besides a host of friends to mourn his loss. We extend sympathy to the bereaved. The above is taken from the Oconee Enterprise. We had known Mr. Coch ran since our boyhood days as oueoi onr friends and wo read the news of death with mnch sadness. The Economist sincerely sympathizes with the bereaved family. BISMARCK’S IRON NERVE Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kideys and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25c at Winder Drug, Cos., Land Posted. We hereby forbid any one from fish ing, hunting or otherwise trespassing on our land iu Ben Smith’s district, Gwinnett county and Cat Off district, I Walton county Georgia, under the pen alty of the law. R Sharpton, Nov. 28, ’99. J. M. Tucker Clothing I Wraps I Millinery Dress Goods! | Millinery! Millinery!! Our Millinery parlor is in charge of Miss Dulla Douglas of Atlanta assisted by Miss Roxie Ethridge of Winder, which is* a guarantee that you can depend on getting the correct things in Mil linery, All the new ideas are a ways to be found with us. Wraps! Wraps!! Wraps!!! Ladies’ Misses’ and Childrens* Wraps. This department is com plete in every detail. Wraps from 39 cents to $15.00. We can show you better than we can tell Don’t buy your Wraps until you see what we are offering. Clothing! Clothing!! Peace on earth and good clothe* for all who buy from J. T. Strange & Company. HEIR TO LARGE FORTUNE. Mr John L. Harris, of Near Win der, Gets Large Fortune By Death of His Father in Cali fornia Has Received Notice From His Attorney That the Court Decided in His Favor. Mr John L Harris, who lives about three miles from. Winder, in Chandler’® district of this county, and who is one> of the leading citizens aud farmers of this section has just received noth© from his attorney at Fresno, California, that the courts of that state had decid ed he was the legal heir to a large for tune left by the death of his father, who went to California many years ago and died there a few years sine*. His father had accumulated quite a snm in that state at the time of hi death and Mr. Harris will receive from this accumulation forty or fifty thous and dollars. There was a bitter fight made by other parties in California to deprive him of what rightfully was his, and the case has been in the courts of that state for nearly twelve months Mr Harris lives near where he was born and has lived in that neighbor hood all his lite. He is one of Jackson county’s best and most honorable citi zens and a man of good basiness judg ment. He ha* been a regular subscrib er to The Economist since its first issue and we sincerely congratulate him on his good fortune. QUESTION AN SWERED. Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale of any medicine in the civ ilized world, Your mothers’ and grand mothers’ never thought of using any thing else for Indigestion or Bilionsness.- Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostra tion or Heart failure, etc. They usecL August Flower to oieau out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and organic ac tion of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dull and bd with headaches and other aches. Yon only need a few doses of Green’s August Flower, in liquid form, to make yon sat isfied there is nothing serious the mat ter with you. Sample bottles at Win der Drug Cos. Winder, Ga., NO. 48.