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CflD UARNCCC and Saddle Sores Mexican Mustang Idnl riMl nnlllltuu ment is just what you need. It takes effect at once, and you will be astonished to see how quickly it heals sores. It’s this way ' _ - You can burn yourself with Fire, with Powder, etc., or you can scald yourself with Steam or Hot Water, but there is only one proper way to cure a burn or scald and that'is by using N \ V Mexican J Mustang Liniment.; It gives immediate relief. Get a piece of soft old j linen cloth, saturate it with this liniment and. bind loosely upon the wound. You can ha ve no adequate idea what an excellent remedy this is for a burn until you have tried it. i ; ; A FeltS/5 TIP If you haven bird afflicted with Roup or any rUSts a- Etr. other poultry disease use Mexican Mustang Liulmcut. It is called a siakdabd remedy by poultry breeders. F. A. Apfinwalf, Dry Goods and Groceries, Douglas, Ga. 1 ' Your Patronage Solicited. Satisfaction guaran teed. 9ree Delivery. Nichols Bottling Works, D. W. J/ihnsoi;, Manager, NICHOLS, / - - j - GEORGIA. Soda-water all flavors. Gmger-ale, Coco cola, and Good service, prompt ness, fair dealing anci special attention to mail orders. - T \ Page Wo Yens Wire Fence. MacC in Aidjasi, Hich. It’S til# ( \ . StronSst Feme ill She World. I You cannot tear down, binjclor carry 1v a PAGE fence. Cyclones cannot move L ——, ——j— ——.—ll—, . once so’ up your fence job is done ■ lii I —__J ——L-j—j—|—k'-j—{—Jlg-f I r the next twenty years. There are fit- B llj- f. — —(—f ——j —j-j ——T —rSf 1-c.i dilTcv nLstyle's for schools, cliurches, B jifl p —"—j —j-gi ttc] —j —| ~] —[' ~Trjt firms, residences, poultry, cows, sheep, I® -j -1 j | ■ ptitl J i j rJa [abbits, hogs, parks or any public place —j —''f T~'' 1 —| —j ja| j' l ; 2re a good fence is wanted, ■jaLliLL i J__Fa c-M-iui Page Wrought iron Fence. fence is for anyone who prefers a wrnighi. iron fonoe, whe ter it Vie around the cemetery, school, chureK, or park. : are many designs to select from. Page Ornamertarl Lawn Fence. * prettiest and cheapest *em-e ■ .;i tld market lot-resilience-, srhools, churches. erics and any place ih.V you tvai.t i.anfy with an attractive fence. The is attractive in design :r"i low in prije. BH\'l;i;r you want aft nec fur any nurj./S • on or ri'.c me. Price- arul (ledsn - tin appli.tation. T- ice- -ow :.,il l,i ii for pur-ha-its. If you get a PAGE MBgH^&Y<c : vet tii. -t I'll ear:, All e \ jil 1 1 and tool- : uri.isl.eti f:' coi cluirvtj. ft c. DEMING, Agent, BSSiiH Brunswick. Oa. I Dr. T. J. K RKLAND, ft RENT-jT. Residence. Gold Crown anrWorl; by latrst Seamless Moth- and Filling*. to ft. 25. ifeest Set of Teeth, upper or l>.v. er £.). ■-v :i< Anterior -55.00. JBrid'.re \V< rk p-r !: ST.; o a■! -lU.'-o ~ Posterior Teeth, 0.00. |A good m-i of teeth, .... ¥Stm_ H|B;rown>. If.tO t< 4.00 )A full of upper aiMllov.cr teeth sl(p HRiilLnUng work and to town "w ill nolify rne at and I will call at ih*r homes. '- Guaranty Risks. Ill^ ■ ooooooooocoooooooooooooooo Local Items, m I OOOOOOOOOOQOOOOQOGOOOGOQOO Dr. John M. Hall left for Jack sonville, Fla., last Tuesday. Few oxford’s and slippers left going at cost. Stanland’s. James M. Dent has been appoint ed Clerk of the City Court by Judge Quincey. Sibesin Refrigerators. Watt-llarley Holmes Cos. Dr. Tim Kirkland, the popular dentist, went to Jacksonville, Fla., this week. Arbuckle’s Coffee 2 for 25 cts. Gaskin & Davis. Mr. Merritt Meeks, Sr., of Nich olls, was in town last Tuesday, at tending to business. Fishing Tackle, all kinds. Watt-llarley-Holmes Cos. Air. John Rowland has returned home again to the delight of his many friends here. Satisfaction guaranteed when you bring your Laundry to F. A. Aspinwall. Mrs. B. W. Blount, of Abbott, Fla., is visiting her mother, Airs. Harrison, at Downing. Three lbs, “Wild Duck” Tobac co, for sx.oo. Gaskin & Davis. Miss Abbie Aleeks took advan tage of the cheap rates ana went to Savannah last Tuesday. Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses at Watt-llarley Holmes Cos. Aliss Katie Coyle, of Savannah, is in the city, the guest of Air. and Mrs. J. T. Rellihan and family. Famous “Walk Over” Shoes, for men, at Stanlands Shoe .Store. Look over the Breeze and find Stanland’s new advertisement. lie is offering some good bargains in foot wear. Try Ballard’s Obelisk flour, it’s the best. \ es, we have it, cheap Rhone No. 48. Gaskin & Davis. Airs. J. J. Garrett, of Summer, Ga., is in town visiting her sisters, Airs. Mary Wilburn and Aliss Tip Douglas. Aspinwall is coming to the front in the grocery line. Try him for your next order. Aliss Mattie Etheridege, the charming daughter of Air. G. A. Etheridge, of Upton, was in town last Sunday. ’Rhone No. 48, for anything in nice fresh groceries, Free Delivery. Gaskin & Davis. Airs. D. 11. Peterson'is the “hel lo girl” now at central.' Air. Pe terson is the “hello old hoy” out on the wire. Fly Traps and Screen wire. Watt-llarley Holmes Cos. There’s a Lot time in Coffee coun ty until after the election, and the Breeze from this office can’t change the temperature. A fine line of fancy canned goods just received. Aspinwall. Tom Young, the postmaster at Broxton, is getting up a list of sub scribers for us. See him at once. The Breeze until January Ist, 1903 for 25 cts. Jno. Alashburn is turning out work in a hurry down at the Wade Blacksmith shop. lie has a good workman and horse-slioer. Look m the bargain window at Stanland’s Shoe Store. Aliss Alary Mcßae, Bro. Funder burk’s step-daughter, is attending summer school at Andrews’ Female College, in Cuthbert. Ice! Ice!! Ice!!! one /cent pound, 100 lbs, 50 cts; 200 lbs, 80 cts. Keep Cool. Gaskin & Davis. Aliss A. B. Johns, the clever, patient “Central” of the Douglas Telephone Exchange is on a visit to her mother in Florida. A lot of fine shirts, collars and Ties at reduced prices, at Aspin wall’s. Our county officers, Sheriff Southerland, Clerk Gaskin and Ordinary Y'oung have returned from their trip to Atlanta and the Officers’ Convention. Postmaster Young, over at Brox-1 ton, has our thanks for a nice | bundle of subscribers —new names —for the next six months. Dr. S. W. Johnson, of Hazle hurst, has been in town this week ! Arranging for the erection of his res-1 idencef near the Methodist church. J Air. W. B. Courson, of Garrant, ] : sent us a water-melon Tuesday that | weighed 54 pounds. It was of a i fine flavor and about the largest sent in yet. The ladies of the Baptist Aid ! Society will hold their regular meet ing next Alonday afternoon at 4 j o’clock. All members requested ; to attend as there is business of im -1 portance to attend to. Sixteen and half lbs, Granulated sugar SI.OO at, Gaskin & Davis. Deputy-sheriff AlcCarty has re signed his position as marshal of I the town of Nichols, for various reasons. His headquarters are now at Douglas. Get Finley’s prices. lie delivers goods any where in the city. It you havn’t seen my Magnetic j Combs yet, you can see them at the Breeze office. They are beauties and well worth the price charged for them.—Agnes Freeman. Ben Finley will put on a free, de livery wagon next Alonday. Call at his store or phone him your orders and your goods will Le delivered promptly to any part of the city. The Ladies’ Parsonage Aid Society of the Alethodist church, will serve the general public with ice-cream, from 4 o’clock in the afternoon until 9 o’clock in the evening, next Monday. There v 1,1 he preaching at the Baptist church morning and even ing next Sunday, conducted fly the pastor, Rev. J. I. Oxford, of At lanta. Everybody invited.'to at tend. jf Aliss Gussie Sharpe, the l.arm ing daughter of our old friend, VV. W. Sharpe, of Waycross, isja wel come visitor in our midsttfor an indefinite time, the guest Bf Airs. F. Willis Dart. M Another fine water me!A, sent us by our old friend W. B. (Jpurson, has been received, weighed and swallowed. The heaviest and best melon sent us by Sept. Ist gets the Breeze. Weights will be published on that day, or the issue of the pa per thereafter, and the lucky man’s name enrolled. jx Messrs. Session Fales aSid Elijah L. Tanner have houghri out the stock of goods formerly djtvned by Tim Tanner. We wish tjhese gen tlemen success. F illinsr up the Jails, Lee Bullard, Doc Graham, I.)red Newborn brought in some had ne groes last Wednesday. Cine of them was charged with burning the Alethodist church at Pearson, re cently, and three others are said to have been stealing shfep. 'Tin's makes eleven regular .hoarders at the Hotel Southerland. Death of Little Benjamin Davis- The spirit of this bright little hoy, who was the son of Mr, 11. R. Davis, took its flight to the God who gave it last Friday evening, July 11, after a short illness of only five days. His malady was a severe case of fever. lie was nearly 11 years old, and. leaves i* father and mother, four biothers ;Md one sister to mourn his early departure. His remairts were interil in Mount Zion cemetery, 15 miMs.from Doug las. In their sad hiftiLpf bereave ment, the sorrowingftiainily have our prayers and syrimkriiy. Building An Artiftic Home, “The House arid Jill Built,” the title ti/Bu l illustrated story, the first t^JpP n of which appears in the Delineator, will appeal to lidniantovc r.s where. So cleverltppts the/iuthor told the vari’ us raising of tliis roof tree, tfmt the reader enters thoroughly the spirit of it, and almost feelS-lit*he will have some right and tjjß: to the same when finished. Iguike the usual house plans and 'e' ju:r igfions, the smallest deallsta presented, from the first rj&kjnati to the last decorative .ouefi tjlwfe- Don t Takekßtlwantage- We offered, ooTla- first of July, to enroll euhsCrioers to the Breeze, until January is& fcoj for 25 cents, stating plainly tllllwi wanted new names, that for tip purpose of get ting 500 new subjjprii ers this deduc tion was made. JBhis, of courst, is below the c6;ft,<* printing the paper —$t .00 P%, 'year does not cover it—and wJib not expect, did not think, any|||xfir old subscribers would want t&jake advantage of our effort to gdblri 500 new names. Letting old sun>lribers whose time expires now renew at 25 cents is a loss to us and.does not help our list grow. Tote fdu, friends. “A Litnsjflore Help ” The ißreeza'*Earned some time ago that oar wvxthy postmaster was to make it better for hili anmhik faithful assistant we sfht onftt recommendation to to Senator fday and Representa tive /Brantley to that effect asked an irf reuse in allowances. It was duly/iled with the post oilice sfficials and few days ago we received : Honj W. G. Brantley, 11, use of Representatives. Sir :i-—I have the honor to advise you 71 connection with your recent reccMimendntsfon, that the allow ance for cloi.kjhire at Douglas, Ga., has been l.Kjreased from to .S2OO per aunflm, to lake effefty ulv 1 st,. 1902. • “ • *. very respectfully, R. J. Wynne, Fist Assis'taat Postmaster General. Miss pollie Trout. ■ n; , ■ ; i ' \ . ,:W' ■ ■ i W ' , y I '■••IF ... . There are some young gentlemen in town who will be glad to know her address which is Pendergrass, Georgia. Miss Tattler Says- That the editor of the dfflafr Breeze pretended that lie was going to Quitman last Is Tuesday to attend the Geor y/j Ml gia Press Association but lie iblM made a mistake and went to Pablo. That the new head promised for the paper, and the one needed by the editor are anxiously awaited. The former is badly worn the other is seriously addled. That Airs. Sibbett returned last Monday night just in time to keep the doctor from displaying a sign on the front gate, “anew wife wanted.” ’Tis, well, if she had found that sign up lie would have wanted anew wife or new some thing else by the time she was done with him. That Douglas is getting out of the dumps fast. She has a City Court Judge, Superior Court Judge, Senator of the district, and is looking around for a job lot of other attractions. That if she is any judge of the way the Briston correspondent writes there will soon be in that direction, a marriage, furneral, fight or foot race. Perhaps all of them. That Air. Courson wrote her a note while the editor was gone., sent a large, sweet melon with it and told her that he was on to the Breeze man’s racket. That he sat back in his office, said “come on fellows with the melons,” and as they come in he eats them, registers and won’t tell who has the biggest until he has eaten all the melons in the county. Greedy is no word for it. That she expects to have but little to say now and there will be less to take back in the future. That an obedient daughter can get in some good licks for her over worked mother by helping with the housework and cooking these hot days, and the son who has been a pupil at school all the year can help his father mightily by leading a hand in pulling fodder or chop ping the grass out of the cotton. And that’s no joke. No Back Numbers. As we have said we are putting on new subscribers rapidly. Some of them have written and applied for hack numbers of the Breeze, in order to catch on to the first chap ters of the story now running-Mu-r --ricll’s Band—in these columns', which cannot be supplied. We will, however, in order to help them all we can, publish a synopsis of previous chapters in our next edi tion which will enable them to fol low the drift of the n irratiye. In to-days paper another charac ter is introduced, and in order that she may be watched more closely through .the chapters to follow., we Will state'that' she was the mother of some prominent, people now living in Dooly and Irwin coupties. The reader may think from the absence of Mike Ready in to-day’s paper that the Indians roasted him, as he was in their hands when last heard from, but that’s a mistake. Mike will show up again before you know it. Some of your.grand mothers and fathers have bought needles, pins, calico, and other goods from him, for lie peddled all over Coffee, Irwin, Dooley and Ware counties, way hack in the forties, which is another proof that “nothin’ could kape that Irishman fiat on his hack.” “When the Fields are White With Cotton.” Whilden, the music man is sell ing from SI,OOO to $1,500 worth of Organs and Pianos, Buggies and Wagons per month, and with his | large stock of fine Organs, Kimball, j Crownr-and other celebrated makers | wants to supply the whole country, j Your credit is good. You can get lan instrument or vehicle, pay part I down, pay so much monthly, and when the “fields are white with | cotton” wipeout the whole debt. (Then, when the long winter nights * come, there’ll be music in the home. / Briston News Bubbles. 1 July 12, 1902. —Since our last) J report, crops seem to be improving. ’j Another very heavy rain came ; again yesterday p. 111. Everything is sure damp to-day. The people are clearing out the road, this a. m., between here and | Air. B. Morris’ plantation, which 1 was blockaded last week by the ■ storm. Avery large crowd from Briston and surrounding community, at ; tended services at Olive School House last Sunday. All seemed to enjoy the services very much, really it is a treat to have the opportunity’ of sitting under the sound of Elder Hewett’s voice, and we trust that he will continue to grow in wisdom and power of the Holy Ghost. Air. Tom Morris, a citizen of Briston, with his wife made a fly ing trip to Willacoochee last Tues day. Mr. Dred Newbern, a successful farmer near here made a trip to Douglas last Monday. hast Wednesday and Thursday was Public road working days and all the hands report a hot time. So hot till all felt like going way back and falling in (-the water). One of the subscribers of the Breeze went to the barbecue last Saturday and went to the Breeze office twice but the key was turned on him. He had some money for the Breeze hut he brought it back home. [Please tell him to come some more. Barbecues don’t hap pen often, and it is evident the Breeze man was trying to enlarge his (size) subscription list. He had “one more” square meal.—Ed.] Roasting ears, water melons, peaches and other good eatables on hand. Don’t we have a hog killing time, Mr. Editor. [That’s right; we live in the best country in the world. The farmers make good crops and live fine. When the black berries and may-pops do well editors live fine also, Editor.] Wc are very glad to see Miss Agnes ret 11m and give us Murriels Band again. Mrs. Henry Corbitt, of Pearson, is visiting her father, Mr. Wiley V ickers. We have learned that the Metho dist Church at Pearson lias been destroyed by fire. _\Ve have not learned t he cause but' regfet it very much on account of the good people of Pearson. William Starling and others passed through town to-day enroute to Clinch County to attend a pro tracted meeting at Live Oak Church. The -Public School at Annie spent most of yesterday selecting and copying dialogues and other exer cises for<the\£xhibition. We are going tj, haVeH.hog killing time that d;/y ( r jyklitor, and we want to se. y OU an q Agnes there ihafi day to feast oV the fat of the land, There are s<\ven weeks of schoo’ yet, hut the will l'e fixed later. JT Aforris Son & Co* e talking oi potting upa sawmill at Briston. A ftVrtain young man intl.iscom- ’ munity j s greatly attracted by soane-" thing o ver . Douglas. I ait’s some of us go, boys maybe we’ll get “Merri er ” than what we are. I 't es, t nd there is anew shot and a b- u j ( t o g over there that may/ make things lively as well a/v “Merrier.” Do you catch on?-/ Ed.] / Mr. B, Morris has just comife in and lie is as jovial as most ajav/ ore you see. He is a candidate,/ but from his chat he is not ready /to go way bach and sit down yet, 1 Bud. We hav t! been informed that a young mah in this community hired him a hard about an hour by-sun the othrir tjlay and went to building him a Now, there must be some sign > n that, but Bud, you had better wor u fust, Sly and Coon are yet in the ring and you have to go way L>*:k. and s't clown- for ever. ~ ■■T.r.-.i.b 1 vSi.y-Coon^ The 1 churclr is as- ’ suming hoasc ptpposnons. ..... I’rayer-meeudjg at the Baptist church every Wednesday evening, at the usualdiiiir. - There' is pr;S er-mee ting at the Methodist qlinTch every Thursday evening, usual/-me. We had'a#\ry heavy rain-fall Sunday nigh it, yhich lasted about two hours a/id ibalf. Mr. S. T/‘* T ilhmpson has movcJMl his stock of groceries up the to the -tana recently occupietflH L. S. Gut'jrie. Aflj i'ro!. ■*}/.. ilia ins, who > '■ -’i" p i t t> w.^'iAHH 1 friend-,, 1 ctUjflHH|| < > i.i.. ’■! MSSmSS Mt Dr. W. 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