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III -I I Mill ■■ H 1 A Healthy Until the Qrlp Broke Down Hie |S Health - Hood's Sarsaparilla Qave Him Appetite and Steep, “Up to the time when I had tho grip I wm a strong, healthy man. After that I had so appetite and wae not able to reet well at night. I decided to try Hood’a Sarsaparilla and purchased a tup* ply. It haa done me a vast amount of good. X have a good appotite and can sleep wpll.” Joseph 11. Waxdlaw, Borne, Georgia. " “Ihare found Hood’s Sarsaparilla in valuable for purifying the blood and lots of appetite. It cures all eruptions end makes me feci better in every way.” J. A. Croel, Brunswick, Georgia. Wonderful curea of Scrofula, Salt Whimm. fllMira. Rnrai. Dv«nemla_ rmd parilla Ulcers, Sores, Dyspepsia, and other diseases, prove the great curative, blood purifying and enriching powers of Hood’s sarea ‘ mammae nraHHHHnranni ' take, easy to operate. 25c. A F R I C A N A There is nothing just as good as AFRICANA for Rheumatism or any other Blood Disease, so demand it and do not permit your Druggist to sell you some sub stitute. Thousands of people who have been sufferers for years, and who have long ere this given up all hope could be restored to health again by taking AFRICANA the wonder ful Blood Purifier. It never fails Sold ,t— SMITH’S DRUG STORE A Dollar Saved IS A DOLLAR MADE This Is a business maxim that cannot t« gala •aid It applies to the purchase or Whiskies as to everything else. If we can save yon a dollar on a *2 purchase, you want to see us, don’t you? If we could not do this, it would not pay us to advertise the fact Would It? This is a straight business projKislUon: we Quote prices to prove what we say. Head the . list below, compare the prices for these goods, and see If you cannot save at least 50 j»cr cent, by buying from us. Don't imagine now, liecause wo make this REMARK A It I.K KHDI CTIuN. that these goods differ In the slightest from those for which you pay one-third and one-half more. They are stamlard goods, and nobody ran offer you better. Everything sold by us is guaranteed. Don’t Throw Your Money Away, Save a Dollar if You Can. Uoro are Our Price*: sj-' Can you get others to even duplicate them? t fo. think not; £ Jfoooogabela Pure Rye (original bottling) at R0 cents per quart Baker’s AAA A Uye. (original ImtUIng) at toe qt. <**“liAn Rye (original bottling) a t T* yxT quart “ House Old Rye (original Ifottllng) ". "* —*i per quart. forth Worth Swept hy Ffrei. Albany, Ga., Feb. 16.—Nearly tho whole northern portion of Worth county his been swept by flames dur ing the past twenty-fonr hours, and at last reports their progress had not been checked. The county around O&kfield and Warwick has Buffered losses that will amount to thousands of dollars. The woods near Warwick caught fire late Tuesday afternoon, and the flames rapidly spread in every direc tion. There has been no rain in that country for many weeks and the woods are as dry as tinder. Eye witnesses say that flames leap ed high enough in places to burn tho green tops of tail pines. The citixens of Warwick fought ail last night and this morning to save their town and called iu assistance from the country. Many buildings have been destroy ed, dwellings, gins, and barns stored with guano, cotton, corn, etc. A number of cows, sheep and hogs have been caught by the flames and burned to death, while mile after mile of fencing has been destroyed. A large quantity of wood belong ing to the Alabama and Northern Hoad was burned and the loss to owners of timbered lands cannot be estimated. Whole sections of timber have been completely destroyed. The fire has swebt over an area many miles in extent and was still burning at 6 o'clock this afternoon. The loss so far on burned build ings alone will amount to several thousand dollars. - kMdOtttr repper Hjc (original l*otillng)$l pr.qt. •r aioauit Vernon Ry# (original bottling)yl |»er qt. HE TUford Old Cabinet Unoriginal bottling) at simper quart. __ Cslifoiarn wines fro X upward*. ’ Imported wines from in GO cents a gallon i il a gallon a a bottle. Claret by tbe ease of 1 down quarts, 94. Rhine Wine by the case of i dozen quart*. 94. Sole agents for tbe celebrated Geor gia brands of Ciders and Nectars,the best and cheapest goods in the market Wc make a specialty of the Jl r G trade, and all orders by mail or tele graph will have our prompt attention. Special inducements offered. Send for price list * information. , I , bone267 The Altmayer & Flatau JLiiquor Company. J506 And 508 Fourth Street. Near Union Paasenger Depot. It k not often that a physician iccom- mends a patent medicine; when he does, yon may know that it is a good one. Dr. J. P. Cleveland, Glasgow, Va., writes: I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy in my prac tice and It has proven to be an excellent xcmedy, where a thorough course of med icine had failed with me. I recommend it to my patients every time for colic and diarrhoea.” Many other progressive physicians recommend and use this rem edy, because it always cures and cure* quickly. Get a bottle and you will have excellent doctor In tho house, for all bowel complaints, both for children and adulta. For sale at Tlfton Drug 8tore. Asliburn Article*. Monday night&bout o’clock fire was discovered ip J $ Betts & Go’s planing mill, but by prompt aotion it was soon extinguished, Mr. Boatie Fender, of Tifton, is attending the Ash born High School. A negro woman near Ashburp, While burning trash a few ils/l {had her clothing ignited and was burtitt! to death. Mr. J II Allen gave bis Sunday school a social entertainment at the residence of Mr Hudson last Monday night. All report a pleasant time. Mr. J M Haney has put a partition through his warehouse, and one side of it is now occupied by Mr W A Murray, who lost Ins store in the re cent fire, with a stock of general mer chandise. Prof. L D Passmore made a busi ness trip to Sylvester Saturday. Many temporary buildings are be ing put up by the hustling merchants in w’hich to do business until better ones can be built. J. T. M. Hi’KinuriKLO, Mo, Mfjmiu. LII'I’MAN linos., Savannah, «a. Gkxtlemkx La*t June I bad a ocrufnla aor# r break out on my ankle. It grew rapidly and ooon extended from wy toot to my knee. I got one bottle of your P. V. P. and wan agreeably surprised at tbe result. Tbe entire sore healed at once. I think I hare taken nearly every med icine recommended for scrofula and catarrh^nd your P. P. I*, is the hast I ever tried. It cannot lie recommended to highly for blood poison, etc. Yours very tru Who Can Measure The Influence of the mother! It shapes the course of unborn gen erations—goe3 sounding through all comine ages and enters the confines of Eternity. With what care, therefore, should the Expectant Mother be guarded, and bow great the ef fort be to ward off danger and make her life happy. ‘Mothers Friend” Allays Serious ness, re lieves the Headache, . .Cramps and Nau sea. and so pre pares the system that CblM-BIrth is made easy and the time of. recovery shortened—many say "stronger after than before confinement.” It Insures safety to life of both mother and child. All who have used “Mother's Friend” say they will never be without it again. No other remedy robs confine ment of its pain. [ . HcimM. Mirdl'Cm. New Orleans Leu, Mobile Ala, and Birmingham, Ala. Account of the abore, the Plant System will sell ronnd triji tickets to points named at rate of oue flue for the ronnd trip, from Feb. 16th to 21st, inclusive, limited to March 5th. B. W. Wbbnjt, H. C. McFaddkn, P. T. M, A. 0. P. A, Savannah, Ga. Savannah, Ga. UmmTn> bw* With Ommtb «g3Sf fimfcfittttSSASS MxrrM. Tuesday evening, February 16, Mr. John Evans, of Asbburn, and Miss Florrie Smith were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. K. R. Smith, ot Sycamore, Eldei; II. Stubbs, offici ating. The attendants, were: Mr. Geo. Evans and Miss Kate Goodman, Mr. W. R. Smith and Miss Vie Evans, Mr. Sam Betts and Miss Pearl Stublw, Mr. Edwin Smith and Misa Harriett Goodman. Mr. Frank Moore, of Valdosta,and Miss Lee Sheldon, of Way cross, were united in marriage in Albany Sunday afternoon. It was a Gretna-Green affair, the parents of the young couple objecting only on the score of their age. They came to Tifton after the leremony, and spent a short while with relatives here. The parents of both have forgiven them, and we wish them all happiness. Liquors && Ve have the largest and -SBest Selected^#- stock, in our line, evdr brought to South Geor gia. Every Dollar ssys^’* SLOAT BEOS. , Georgia..! ■*A enatomsr whose wife wed ‘Mother’* Friend, uya that if ih* had to go through the ordeal again, and thare war* bat four bottle* to be obtained, a*d tho «*a* w*a ROOM per bottle, hi would have the®.** Gko.Lattoj*, Dayton,Ohio SMthr Mull. *• strslyl sfpffcs, |ms PER SOTTLX. TO ••fexrnCTANTOlofHERS” kislM fro# coo TMt QfUDFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. QA MONTHLY SUFFERING. thousands of * women aro troubled at monthly inter vals SIS psfis in the he Ad, back, breasts, shoulders, sides hips and limbs. But they need not suffer. 4MP These pains are gym jHoms of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. Tbe men strual function should operate painlessly. Sn»i mokes menstruation painless, and regular. It puts the deli cate menstrual organs in condi tion to do their work properly. And that stops nil this pain. Why will any woman suffer month after month when Wine of Cardui will relieve her? It costa $1.00 at the drug store. Wiry don’t you get a bottle For advice, in cases requiring special directions, address, giv ing symptoms, “The Ladies' Advisory Department,” The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. It’s so Very Easy to Save Honey, If You Only Start Right.—->• The right way to start is to buy your Meats and Groceries .from the firm that will look after and guard your interest. See our Our M!eat Department yOU will find one well equipped to han dle and execute all orders entrusted to his care. Western and native Beef, Pork, Sausage, Liver, Oysters and Fish. lC6 111 abundance, —Highest Market price paid lor Hides, Etc.— Our Grocery Department Is in charge of one who the good people of Tifton can rely on to fill their wants. Canned Goods in abundance. Tilton’s favorite Hour, “Xhe Obelisk” Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese &c. We have, just received from the well known firim of Biaukc & Co., St. Louis, a fine lot of Fancy Candy. These goods arc beauties and should be seen all lov ers of sweets. JJWliighest market price paid for Chickens and Eggs. Telephone all order# to ml ri and they will receive our prompt attention Winning one and all IvIVji Ov » prunperoua and a Happy >ew Year. Wo are, yours to servo. m JO-f-’W-th WILSON & BRIDGES, ifton Public School, TIFTON, GEORGIA. Mr*. ROZENA LEWIS of 0*s*i 5ft , af oenavlll*. T*x*t, sayti troubled at monthly Intmol* I lit palm In ny hud end hick. tav* b»*n entirely rellevM by 118 AN AGREEABLE REM 'cuts [hr DIARRHEA DYSENTERY, CRAMPS. COtlC, CHOLERA H08BUS, PAIRS 0 THE tTWACH, aadJUIAffatiisaf aftlMlmU. UPPMAN BROS., pftpfc, lamas A«ttSsur Spring Term Begin* JANUARY 3rd. 1898, 1 L MIAN, A. A nominal entrance fee will cal advantages offered under Violin, Mandolin and'Oi I and Cs-