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VOL. 3. $ FREE! FREE!! $ Pay up Your Account and we will Enlarge Yoiu Picture Free, v Then You Can Sit Back an d Behold an Honest Man or if you do not owe us, you can get your Picture Enlarged Free with Every $5.00 you Spend with us. Get the Best Prices on all kinds of Furniture, Organs and Pianos, then come see us Knock Out the Bottom. JACKSON FURNITURE COMPANY! Mrs. D. E. Duggan Entertains Teachers A beautiful event of last Tuesday afternoon was the reception given by Mrs. 1). E. Duggan at her home in honor of Misses Smith, (Dimes, Lawton, Blackshear, Wright, Ben nett, and Mrs. Began. The house was beautifully decorated in ferns, cut roses, and carnations, the color scheme being pink and white. Mi*s. Duggan was assisted in receiv ing by Mrs. T. D. Walker, .Jr., Mrs. J. H. Mullis, and Mrs. 11. F. Bullard, while Mrs. J. B. Peacock presided at the punch bowl and dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. M. Beeves aiid Miss Began. Among those present were Mes dames'Hugles, John Walker, Har vard, J. N. Wynne, J. M. Wynne, J. Urquhart, N. L. Taylor, M. Coleman, B. Thompson, .T. Dun ham, J. Meadows, Mcßae, Todd, Parks, B. Peacock, A. P. Urquhart, Misses Harvard, Laura Wynne, Hopkins, A. Walker, S. Mullis, and Dunham. A Large Hawk • Mr. W. D. Blankenship who lives some miles in the country from Cochran, killed a chicken hawk a few days ago, measuring from tip to tip of wings thirty-five inches. CAUTION! ATTENTION CUSTOMERS! All drugs, medicines, etc., pre scribed by any doctor, whether connect ed with this drug store or not, are charg ed direct to the patient or a member of the patient’s lamily instead of your doc tor. No Drugs are ever charged to physicians. Please Remember this. We will appreciate your drug business and any prescription sent us I will be carefully compounded by an expeneifi|B man who KnouJs How. Pharmacy, V. L. Adams, Co|Hi, Georgia. wll V ’Will' VII V <1I;| COCHRAN, PULASKI COUNTY, GA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER G, 1910. \Possum Hunt On last Friday night a crowd of the young set wore entertained quite pleasantly at a ’Possum hunt given dy the Harris boys. One ’possum was caught and besides this excit ing pleasure a midnight feast was partaken of by the party using the wagon body as a table. Among those in the party were Misses Anne Walker, Ina Wright, Gladys Har vard, Hennie and Lily Hendricks, Clarence Mae Helmes, Kittie Bai ley, H azel Wynne, Minta McVay, Mary Lamb, Annie Helmes, and Mattie Smith, Messrs. Will Clark, Barnie Hendricks, John, Wallace, and Tyndall Harris, Charlie Thompson, Charlie and Morgan Taylor, Walter Brown. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thompson, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. T. 1). Walker, Jr., and Mrs. Dave Harvard diaper med the crowd. We Jjave just receiv ed a car of Fresh Burnt “Keystone” Lime in good cooperage* Coch ran Lumber Company* Clint Soloman visited Hawkins ville Sunday. LOCAL ITEMS W. H. Peacock went to Atlanta Sunday afternoon to meet his wife who has been visiting her father in Des Moines, lowa. Fred S. Todd Ladies’ shoes at 11. F. Bullard’s. Mrs. Kate Watts, of Hawkins ville, visited friends in the city Sunday. You sleep all night without turn ing on the felt mattresses at Jack son’s. The Daughters of the Confedera cy are carrying on a Rummage Sale in the building next to the Farmers’ Union Warehouse. Call and see them. After an extended visit to rela tives here, John Harris has return ed to his home in Jacksonville. See the display of Fred S. Todd ladies’ shoes at H. F. Bullard’s. W. E. Clark and R. H. Peacock have in charge the vacant store next door to H. F. Bullard. They are using the building as a Sample Room. Call and see the new furniture at at Jackson’s. Grady Wynne and Clifford Brant ley spent Sunday in Atlanta. Let us make your fall Suit. H. F. Bullard. Mrs. T. B. Ragan and daughter, of Hawkinsville, are visiting the family of 1). E. Duggan this week. Copper Plate Engraved Visiting Cards and Invitations. Attractive line of samples at ( The Journal Office. Charlie Davis has returned from his home in Macon, where be lias been on account of sickness. U ought to sec Jackson's trunks. yMrs. .Jack-son, of Eastman, is the guest of Mrs. C. E. Jaylor. Rev. and Mrs. Smith, of Haw kinsville, attended the revival ser vices Monday. Mrs. H. P. Myers returned Tues day from Waycross where she spent seueral weeks visiting relatives. Matting is cheap at Jackson’s. J. C. Choate, of Longmont, Col., visited the family of W. E. Mc\ ay this week. D. A. Brown visited Macon Wed nesday. W. B. .Watts visited Danville this week. We sell Edison Portland Cement. Cochran Lumber Co. Harvey A shell, while running a job press in this ollie last Saturday afternoon, got his hand badly mash ed. The accident, though painful, will not prove any serious injury. A. P. Urquhart went to Macon on business Tuesday. J. H. Mullis, Jr., visited Haw kinsvilie Tuesday. Paints? Yes, all kinds —Coeh- Lmnber Co. G. W. Perkins, the genial repre sentative of the Cordele Consolidat ed Marble Co., of Cordele, was in the city Wednesday. -*• J. A. Fausett visited Hawkins ville Wednesday. Col. G. N. Saussey, of Hawkins ville, was in the city Wednesday. J. W. McDonald, of Lumber City, was in the city a few days this week Mrs. Browning lias returned to her home in North Carolina after spending sometime with her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Leo H. Browning. Mrs. A. P. Grimsley returned home Saturday from Sanderviile, where she spent several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Jamison. Miss Pearl Peacock, of Macon, spent several days with her mother, Mrs. Bettie Peacock. Hugh Taylor, of Macon, spent Sunday in the city. Mr. S. T. C. Murry and family have moved to Albany. It is with regret that we give up this good family, but wish them happiness and prosperity in their new home. Mr. Murray was one of the pioneer settlers of our city, having moved here about 30 years ago. Mr. M. Adams, and Mrs. Chas. Tillery, of Wood berry, are the guests of their brother, Mr. Geo. Adams, of near our city. A. J. Thompson, Jr., visited At lanta Tuesday. Mrs. Williams, of Eastman, isj visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Powell! Barney Hendricks left for Macon 1 Tuesday, where he has accepted a : position with the Southern Bell I Telephone and Telegraph Co. Mrs. A. J. Thompson, Jr. and j Mrs. J. B. Peacock went to Macon i shopping Tuesday morning. i Harry Christie, of Cin innati, is j visiting relatives in the city. Rummage Sale. The Cochran Chapter U. I). C., are holding a rummage sale every Friday and Saturday in the build ing next door to the Union Ware house. Your patronage will he highly appreciated and any dona tion will he graciously received by them. On Fridays or Saturdays a wag on will go to each residence asking for donations. Just a little thought will bring before the minds of each house-wife many things which she would be glad to donate, without any sacrifice. Remember our Mon ument and the Daughters who have erected it in a substantial "'ay. Velvet Beans. Mr. W. 1). Blankenship brought in two stems of velvet beans con taining 4(> healthy pods of these beans. These beans were grown between corn rows and were so prolific that Mr. Blankenship could hardly gather bis corn. The beans are an excellent food stuff for stock and are very easly grown. They also are a great land improver Mr. Blankenship says he is well pleased with the Journal and found it much better than he expected when he subscribed; says he does n’t see how he could well do with out it. JUST RECEIVE. An assortment of Brass Jardineij hem Dishes, Umbiella Staifl Smoking Sets, Candle Sticks, PH Frays, Etc. > is complete assortment of a Hammered Brass Goods that has ever been in Cochran. cor dially invited to come and inspect this elegant line of goods. Always glad to see you. /. M. WYNNE & SOaJI JEWELRY STORE. NUMBER 19. Gray After WatsoA f| Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 3. —The Atlan ta Journal has called upon the United States Postal .Authorities to exclude Thomas E. Watson’s “Weekly Jeffersonian” from the mails on the grounds that it violates the postal regulations by printing articles so vile that they border onJ obscenity and so full of lying er that they are dangerous to peace and good morals of the pu^H This request, which the .JoumH makes through its editorial nJfl follows the issue of tile JrffeJH of la.-t Thursday in ulii-l M |B3 son went tin- absolute limit vituperation of Hoke Smith, James R. Gray, of “Jim” and other public men whom be diH likes. Mr. Watson’s paper of date caused a sensation all over AH state. The Journal declares filial tin! paper has been slanderous anH obscene from the time it was first sued, and that it is getting worJH and worse. The matter has bcfH called so vigorously to the of the i>ostul authoi itifs _ exported t hut .hi invcstigatiii^H We furnish estimS Cochran Lumber Co*: