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VOLUME 26. CONFEDERATES MEER AT COURT HOUSE OCTOBER 19 The Confederate veterans will meet tn Jackson onSaturday Oot. 19th. All the old soTdlerc are requested to he present. DEATH OF MR. W. F. HALE OCCURRED WEDNESDAY. Mr. W. F. Hale died at his home in West Butts Wednesday. The bur ial was at Towaliga Thursday. MR. W. J. KITCHENS PASS ED AWAY WEDNESDAY 9. Mr. W. J Kitchens died home near Jenkinsburg Wedncffljley and was buried at Jenkinsburg Thursday. Mrs. J. R. Wright and Miss ADnie May Thornton returned from Atlanta Monday afternoon. Frank Cox was down from Atlanta Monday. Quite a number of Jacksonites saw Buffalo Bill’s Wild west show Mon day. Mr. L. A. Hollingsworth who mov ed from here to Conyers, and who is now a resident of Atlanta, was in the city Wednesday. Smith Settle and Willie Pitts New ton went up Monday to Atlanta to attend the Buffalo Bill performance. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Beauchamp were given a spin Sunday morning by Dr. K, A. Franklin in his automobile. ‘ If You Want to Sell Your Cotton for 1-4 of cent over the market bring it to us and when applied to your note or account we will give it. Remember, we sell for the lowest price- -mules, horses and Farm supplies. We don’t care who we have to sell against we mean to sell you cheaper than any one, I! we tell you we will collect 1-2 in the fall and run over the balance, we mean it. • ALL WE ARB WORTH is back of what we say. We keep fresh meats and fresh fish at our market and ice all the time. We can please you In a turnout if you want to ride as we are In the livery business to stay. . Try us and ba convinced. r_ BAILEY \ NI) JONES, 3rd St. East Court House Square. THE JACKSONIAN. INO SUCH RESULTS ARE ' OBTAINED ELSEWHERE. Dr. John R. Shannon, who hes been a subscriber to THE JACKSO NIAN for a long time was here Satur day and stales lhai it is surprising to know the results of an advertisement run in THE JACKSONIAN. He States that, in auawer tathe ads he haa been running in this papor, he has been flooded with letters of in quiry from Rome to Uuaddla. That is because the people read the Jacksonian, and the reason they read Jfc is because we give them spicy read able stuff, something that is worth reading. Therefore put. your ads In THE JACKSONIAN if you want re sults. You can do no bettor—not halfwo well elsewhere. Dr. J. R. Shannon was in tho oity Saturday on Business. Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer lost their fifteen mouths old baby Friday of last week. Air. W. P. Sasnett made a busices trip to Atlanta last Friday. Col. Y. A. Wright made a flying visit to the Gate City Friday. Bob Henderson and “Scrap” Thorn ton spent Sunday afternoon on the branch digging doodles. The all-day Sacred Harp singing at Saudy Creek Sunday largely at tended and was muchly enjoyed by all. Airs. A. H. Smith, and Mis3 Tallle Jolly spent Friday of last week in tho Gate City. Leon Woodward end Gordon Thompson attended the singing at Sandy Creek Sunday. JACKSON, GEORGIA. FRIDAY, Oct- nth 1907. THE GEORGIA STATE FAIR THE BEST EVER HELD. The preparations hove all been fin ished and tli© State fair opened Thurs day in Atlanta with everything ready. The agricultural exhibits are the best ever seen, and show up fcho re sources of the best sections of the state. —ThuTuahufacturers display is complete and is worth anybody’s money to see. Some very fine horee racing is scheduled to take place dur lcS the fair, in fact tho best that has ever been seen on a local race track in the South. Altogether the Fair promisss to be the beat in all departments, to say nothing of the midway which is out of sight, _ Air. and Airs. E. M. Lawson from Flovilla were in the city Sunday. Protracted services will begin at the Methodist Church next Sunday The pastor will be assisted by Rev. Erase of Gainesville. Dr. and Airs. R. A. Franklin expect to spend Saturday and Sun day in Barosville with the former’s parents. We are selling skinned haras at 16c per pound. 12lb to 171 b average. We get 20c for single pounds. J. B, Edwards & Soni Mr. A. If. Smith and Mis. A. C. Smith want to Mouroe last Saturday Mr. Smith roturned Bunday but Mrp. Smith remained for a few days visit to her eon Mr. Olin Smith in Forsyth before returning to Jackson. DEATHOFMRS.W.M. BLED SOE MONDAY OCTOBR l Mrs. W. M. Bledsoe wife of ex dep uty Sheriff W. M. Bledsoe died Mon dayjat/ the home of Mr. Bledsoe father five miles north of town. Mrs. Bledsoe had been in bad heaith tor quite a while and her deatn was not a surprise to her relatives and friends. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Cornelius McClure and had nianv friends among those who knew her. The funeral services and bnrlal were at Macedonia Tuesday Morning. Maybe you realize the business value of being well dressed; every body doesn’t. It grows out of the fact that people have to judge your ability and standing by the way you look, until you give them something else to judge by. That means we’re in a po sition to increase the busi ness value of every man in this town; we’ve got Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes for you; and if you live up to your looks in these clothes, you’ll be a sure success in business. You can’t start too soon, either. Jackson Mercantile Cos. NUMBER 4* WONDERFUL SUCCESS. • >| One of the greatest labor saving de vices that has ever been Invented ii being shown for the first time in this state by W. L. Whitehead. The ma chine he is showing is an "enemy to dirt” and Is the only machine guar anteed to wash clean any garment that can be washed by hand. Besides being an ideal washing machine, it 1-. rons perfectly all straight edged gar ments wlthont the time and labor spent over the fire. This machine is simple in construe tion and can be operated or handled by a child. It embodies the samo principle as washing by band, bat does it without the wear and tear to the clothes which is so pronounced and unavoidable lu the rubbing on the washboard. It will wash a tablecloth and 2 doz en napkins in 80 seconds; a bed spread or wool blanket in 80 to 40 se conds ; a 4 to 5 pound bod comfort j better in 5 minutes than can be dona in any other way, without injury in ten hours. It will do an entire wash ing in half tho time, with half tho fuel ono thitd the labor and ono eighth the weah required by the hand, wash board, or any other make of washing machine, Mr. Whitehead will he glad to come to your home and show you this ma chine, or you may call at his place of business In Jackson and see it lu operation. 2lb of the best steak at J. B. Edwards and Son’s for 25c, Stew and roast meats in pro portion.