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Choice Meats The finest line of fresh anc * cure< * meats ever ~ nate in select buying and give you the opportunity We arc prepared to furnish you Fish in wholesale quantities. There is one thing about our fish business that is extremely commendable. That is the delivery. You buy what you want and we clean it and send it home for you. You will like the way we handle your orders. Conner & Crawford P. S. —We will buy your beef, cattle and hogs. How’s Your Appetite? If its good you want to enjoy “things good to eat.” If its bad you want to humor it with “things good to eat*” Anyway, you want “things good to eat” and we can furnish just what you relish. Our prices are right, but never at the ex pense of quality. Try us. ——\ —— Heinz’s Goods, Van Camp’s Goods, Durkee’s Goods Sole dealers on square for McCord’s Waterground Meal We buy produce at market prices-- let us have your eggs, butter, vegetables. Jack Dempsey & Cos. The Bell Telephone WILL DO MORE WORK FOR YOU THAN TWO HIRED MEN WILL SAVE WEAR AND TEAR ON YOUR HORSES AND WAGONS WILL SAVE YOUR OWN TIME BY MAKING UNNECESSARY MANY OF YOUR TRIPS TO TOWN Call on or write the manager, or write to Farmers’ Line Dept., Atlanta, Ga. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company VtU • *j * i ijw) * vJT UtlTh nC Tv ; THE PROGRESS VAN WILHITE, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Subscription $i oo Per Yr. Advertising Kates Furnished On Application. Published every Thursday. Entered as second-class matter, Novem ber H, 1007, at the postotticeat Jackson, (la. n ider act of Congress of March and, 1H79. Miller Bros. ’ 101 Ranch Wild West Show, recruited entirely from the great 101 Ranch, at Bliss, Okla., will appear in At lanta for three days ONLY, Oc tober 11, 12, 13, as the feature attraction of the Georgia State Fair, giving two performances each day and inaugurating each day with a Mammoth Free Street Parade. Many residents of this vicinity will take advan tage of the opportunity to see the famous amusemement institution. The organization which is com i.ig to Atlanta, is a consolidation of the two which astonished the country last year. It is a living page from frontier history, with out professionalism or theatrics. Every figure and feature is original witn the 101 Ranch cowboys, cowgirls, Indians, bucking horses and trained cow ponies, champions of the lariat, the gun and the bow and arrow; long-horned steers, pure-blooded buffaloes, emigrant schooners and prairie stage coaches. With out variation of illusion the sports, pastimes, hardships, chivalries, perils and daily hap penings of the ranch are repro duced. Ice—yes we have it. Conner & Crawford. The same “136” will get Con ner & Crawford’s market. Visiting Cards Like many another foolish fad, the engraved visiting card had its day only for the reason that it cut a little deeper into the pocket book than the printed ones. It was not neater or prettier— in fact, you couldn’t tell, to save your life, that the card was engraved, if you didn’t run your fingers across the name. And, oh! what a tre mendous job it was to wait until your company left be fore you could experience the exquisite delight of trac ing her card with the ends of your fingers. How unbe coming the whole business is! If you will let us show you some of the cards we have printed, you will at once come to the very truthful conclusion that many of our most refined and highly cul tured people are using The Progress visiting cards. They are neat, pretty, stylish. They give the engraved effect but are not engraved—that’s the only difference except that they are cheaper. 75cts per hundred. THE PROGRESS. The Cable Co.’s PIANOS: Mason & Hamlin Conover Kingsberry Schubert Wellington Schulenburg ORGANS: Chicago Cottage Mason & Hamlin soleTby Jacob T. Mayo, Jackson, Georgia. For net rtrof’t one crood investment frequently beats a life time of hard labor. MANY LARGE FORTUNES were started with a small and judicious invest ment—in many cases even this small sum was saved a little at a time. % In the future there will be many safe invest ments to be had, money making investments, which can be handled with small sums. Since it cares for and conserves one’s in m come a bank account is the first step toward * an investment. Start an acccunt at THIS BANK and get ready for your chance. We pay 5 per cent, interes on SAVINGS ACCOUNTS and TIME DEPOSITS THE JACKSON BANKING CO. F. S. ETHERIDGE, A. H. SMITH, A. F. McMAHON, President Vice-President Cashier Y oung Man If you are looking for the and neatest buggy on the market BTJ'Sr THE CARMICHAEL THFV API? BUILT IN ONE GRADE ONLY AND ARE EQUIPPED WITH GENUINE “A Grade Wheels” AND OTHER MATERIALS THE BEST THAT MONEY WILL BUY. The Best is one too Good for You BUY A “CARMICHAEL” FOR BALE BY JQcKIBBEK CijiPjfil Jackson, Georgia Machine Shop W. I. WAGNER. Proprietor Machinery erected and repaired; Pipe Fitting, Plumbing, Electric Wiring; Automobiles and Gasoline Engines Repaired. WANTED: Scrap Iron,Brass,Copper,Lead FOR SALE. 50 acres of good land with splendid improvements, in 616th District, G. M., Butts county. The same, a portion of the old John LeGuinn place and in a good community. Will be sold cheap for cash. See or write, Joe L. Bailey, 10-16. Jackson, Ga. The Nun Such Club” was or ganized Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Car michael. The Club will meet every two weeks, the object of which will be to pass pleasantly away some of the long winter evenings. The first meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Car michael, Tuesday evening Octo ber, 6th.