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18 YflHSAf .Experience
18 Years ttf Success
Don't tabe-obaneee—coniulfcthe oldest
mid dom relioMf Optician ih the Booth.
Our exiKluallon (which It'free) deter,
mine* exactly o»h»t'the eye teqnhre* to
teller* the attain and restore normal
vision. ,
Dr. it S£tiwat>’s:Soi),
118 Boll Goiucbr State St..
SAVAiNMAH.'GA.
Smiths Old Stand,
5 (TIFTON, ■ - GEORGIA.
Strictly 'Business.
DR. <C. tM. <WIITGHEkL
Physician. and'SocgeoQ
... tunits, aaancia
, OFFICE .IN ‘COA1UUGHT USILDINQ
Residence Phoned: Office,. 87.
Office hours:-. d) to 18 a. ut ; 8 to 8 pent.
OR. .J. fl. ROWELL,
EyeWtamdsTftrwt.
ATLANTA, OA.
Boar*: 9 to 13-tod tia 4.
otrtiio au«B.
Dr. <G. \W. rHDLMES,
Physioion-mid 6ur^oon.' fcobertsoa’a Drugstore.
X-JU7 tMUnant Ur riMumatlam.. MwalffU*.
and nerTOM'troBUIss. Oimoteica, aronMBi'* wd
Children'* dUeMBaa H>ecUUy :
”Tir:oN.
Usntn waauaaaDeiaewfi,
W. M. ‘HENDRICKS
Tifton, G*.
ODee la «anu BiildlDg.i-Kc
So. S3; oDee.es.
EirKlu.«
DR. WUMM'K G.i WVAlfE.
Physieaan and-Sutgeon.
DR. M. iREtL'ERSON,
TIFTON, QSORCIA.
^11,'FkaaaNoiJ.
; H. W.iOLtEMlENlTS,
(Physician .and -Silicon,,
, UNtox, a*,
i. tone iitttuee IkleahaMeaaMcUaBehrenetl
rifttioo. eroa«>tatuatk«.t(ao. toalkoainr.. 1
'Spring chickens at Ps&er'n.
> YVANTKD-*tJat enckspwill pay 5
cents eaeh, delivered > at car plant.
'Tifton'Iee AlPowerCo. ' 2t
WANTED -All lady stenographer.
(Apply to. Enaigd-OakampiCo., city.
‘Try our rebelled Georgia ‘ Cane
Syzup in • cans. 11 The'Tidgewood
-Fruitt Co.
XNo goods.erfSi be charged during
thiaa&le. “BoetoUiBargairi-Houso.
iFor- Glass or- Crockery Ware in
any.shape, size or. kind, seeuny conn-
■tera; they, are Ml. - C. 'W. I Ricker-
• See ChosnnttiSJ WilliarasCor'Corn,
Oats; BrangSboeta and iHnlls.
! ‘Penny Candy for the children, at
Try a halt barrdl of flouran wood
iBt-WlHlFnrkeriB.
,‘A whole oarload ot-'Fruitl Jars will
bo sold daring tbo big sale, at the
Boston Bargain i Bouso. at.:£6 cents
per dozen. 'Something you pay.'.75
•and‘JO conts for only,: 25 oenta per
-BostaniBargaia “
House.
mineral
gold,
uDR. J. F- JQttNSflN,
iPilivsiciaHitwnl -Surgeon,
GENERAL JlBACTOrONKJl,
i (JlMBGA • (Ca.
JOHN A. PlETERBON,
OFFtCC iBOVTiaT..
..Clyatt Building. : Th!Ton,.£a.
-■Or. 0. LEE OEBSNiiHT,
..CenertlPractitfanwrarfiDeirUatry.
tCrown, Bad Bridge Wmk .a
tifton. • afiouciiA.
dozen, at the
\ WANTED -tiSouthern
lands, cobalt, mnpganc
graphite, talo, ooppor.
kaolin. iDerenny,*«0 Wall street,
-New, York. lit
lEOR SAIiE-rTlnrly thoosand]
acres saw,mill timber. iThis timber
has been turpentmei.and is ready
for ihe-saw. fcEasy rasgo of railroad.
Prioe, t5,.per .acre for whole body.
World divide in to email lots. at
slight advance in-priee.,akddre88 Car
ter itEatmap; Gloryi fin.
LOST-,!Juno 15th,.around, pearl
brooch. .-Suitable reward: for its re
turn tot Gazette office. 22-2t
•The famous i-Epgli*ii i Imperial
Canopy‘.Tpps, i for ppen i (buggies, at
.nd that u tee rote, from mr lip. to my want.
For tha uarwed-uver eOpl..
Dr. and Mrs. .B. W. Mills visited
Valdosta Friday.
Mr. T. J.fluowe, dfiCooledge, was
in Tifton on business Wednesday.
Mr. B P.tCoaehman, of (Live-Oak,
Fla, visited his sister, Mrs. >H.-0.
Massey, this-week.
Mr. Fisher .Fawlk, one of Alapa-
ha's sterling young -business men,
was in Tifton Tuesday.
Messrs. W. M. and J. W.iHamans,
from out on Cloute-5, were imtown
on husinees Wednesday.
Mrs. M. J. McMillan, of Alepaha,
attended the femoral -eerviees of
Mrs. D. A. ‘Fulwood Sunday.
Mr. Jokn.'tiims, of‘Leslie, is 'visit
ing his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. b.M. Hutchinson, Jr.
Mies Leslie JBrady nod sister, little
Miss Itebeoea, from noar Ty Wy, are
the guests of .-Mrs. 8 .N. Adams.
Mr. & Preston .'Settle, of .Maoon,
was in Tifton Tuesday,, distributing
advertising matter for the .Macon
Centennial Bair.
Prof. Jason Scarhoro and >wife
left Wed need* y- for, Cumberland, to
attend the annual meeting of the
Georgia Teachers'. Association.
A letter fromiCapt.iH-F..'Newton
brings the gratifying sews that he
is much improved in. health and is
at Litbia Springs for-*: few days,aud
expects to oome ‘home in ahont a
week. .
Dr. O. Lee iChesnutt left.Monday
afternoon for tSavannah, where lie
attended the three days’ -session of
the state deotaheooiety, . and.onjoy-
ed the famous -hospitality of the
Forest City,
Mr. J. I. Orerstreetand son,.from
near Alapaha, wore in.Tifton on,bus-
inesa Friday. Mr. xflverstreot -says
orops in his immediate ..section are
good, with just .about enough rain
up to the time of <his .visit
About a dozen,teachers, from .Ma
con, Athens and .various .points
north, passed through Tifton Tues
day afternoon, on their way to the
meeting at Cumberland. .The,Coast
2£ljt|Xine train was held ihalf.an .hour,
waiting for them.
'iThe members of the iBaplist
church are urgently-requested,to-at-
tond a called conference of ithe
church after tuonring -eozviee meat
-Sunday. Important-business‘in.re-
igard to disposal -of tho ipresent
‘Church property to >bo attended to.
Mr. H. H. Tift, Jr., Heft on ‘the
Efithr for New York city, where, in
company with bis college .room-mate,
be-aailed for Europe on the 1177-th
They.,will spend four months snaking
an Automobile tonr of the-contineut,
amfl.Ot-oourse anticipate a delightful
tho Titton, Buggy,Work*. ,15-31.
•Try the iTiftoqtFurnitnao Co. for
MosquiteNeta, lfed -Spracds, Art
Cjquarea, iRugs-andiMattigg. , 15-3L
iFOR SALE—lT«o muleaithat will
work in aoy. kind al harness, or will
exchange ifer good -saddle horse.
Horne & Ero.,iEnigma) Ga. 15-2t
SJOTICE-lPropexty owner) and
all-residents.of ths-dty muatetouce ajfluustruotive trip. ^
out down an weeds and clean uw y^tseui instance ofTifton’s growth,
their back yards,, or .oases will bfe. The ‘business of the Western ICuion
made against them. itt.-G.OPoar.
ssy.ftlarshaL
E0R SALE-(One ,VHare,;7 .years
t. C. ELLIS*
-A.ttorttey-A.t-Isaiw-
*0. C. HALL,
JLTtTVORNE'Y-AT-LAW
IflF-TOtl. CEORCIA.
'W.-il. WALLACE,
ATTORN KT-ST-LAW,
‘Tifton - - Georgia.
Will pnctloc.lo state eat.Federal coaru.
Telegraph Co., at this point, has
nearly-doubled within the past year,
The maaipts for May, IMS, were
old. JVill sell Cheap,,And. easy terms, less than .$2oO, while for May, 1W)C,
to proper party. .Hentr- ID. -Webb, they were-over $410. The hveiness
withiGarson Bcse. . has grown.until it is almost beyond
iFOB SALE-(One .house and.ilo^ej^ity.of one man to handle
otiEdgewood, suburb of (Tifton, on tTork waalbogun early in the '
easy payments. W. M.iGifidens.-fijf-t demolishing She old gin building on
jEOIt.-OALE Lotsiin iBine Hunt Thir<1 atroet, north of Bennett's
iBork, ohesp and good .terms. W. wagon repository, preparatory to
M ‘Giddena .B^t beginning ,wozk on the large bnek
“ I factory buiidingifor the Tifton Bug-
-KANOOED-A miuation, -setting -- • — • - B
A iladyi
position, is
nmn.
Mr. <H. E Tift wont down to his
Florida mill Wednesday to -spend a
few-days.
Mrs. Heme Saulsand Mies Maude
'Foster, from near Ty Ty, spent Wed
nesday in Tifton.
Mr. Alien Heetars and Mr. W. ‘0.
iReynolds, of <Lenox. were in Tifton
on business Tuesday.
Mr. J. fi. Coachman, of Blakely,
spent Wednesday in Tifton,the guest'
of his sister, Mre.-H.‘C. MaBsey.
Mr. T. tL. Barron went down to
•Hampton SpringsWedooaday, where
be will spend a few days for his
health.
Mr. and Mrs. .'N. fi. Bowen are
congratulated on the arrival of a
pretty-little girhat their home Sun
day morning.
Bi>y, litilo-eon of Mr. J. .D. Han
cock, euperintehdent of brick work
on IheHotslHadie, has been quite
sick with (ever, but is convalescing.
-Ih-.‘C. LHutcbason, the Albany
oculist and optioian, spent Wednes
day in the oity, meeting his many
itomers. .He will be in Tifton
again-Ju|y-20th.
Mr. .A. 41. Stephens, of Jackson
ville, spout Wednesday in ‘Tifton.
Mr.-Hond, who was-a citizen of Tit-
ton for several years, also spont two
days here.last week.
Mr..and Mrs. .R. .L..Norman and
two little daughters, of .Norruan
Hark, .passed through Tifton .Wed
nesday, on their way to district con
foresee at-Nashville.
Hr. It. X. Bennett returned.Tues-
day afternoon from >Grady - oonnty
and,Cairo, where he Bpent two weeks
with.home folks, and. reports things
iu a, prosperous condition in the new
county.
Xhe.oity authorities have estab
lished a.line twenty feet from tho
shed of the uniou depot, . beyond
which books must not , pass to solicit
business. A. most excellent and noed-
ed rule.
Lev. .J.,C. Flankers, M. M..Ken
dall, -Mr. Tindall and.Ur.-Hartsfield,
ofMoultrie; andJtav. J. W-Beese,
of -Norman Bark, .passed through
Tifton Wednesday, en route to
distrust.conference atNashville.
.Mr..J. M. .Robinson, of .Lakeland,
Fla.,.after spending some time m
Tifton, the guest of his daughter
and«on,in-law, Mr. and Mrs. -E. ,B.
OINoal, loft.Sunday.for,his old home
in Alabama, .where ho will spend
some dime.
iFhotographer Brown is .ready for
any-emergency. Within three hours
after the stonm last week ho-bad, ex
cellent views-of .the .wrack finished,
mounted and ready to ,mail to the
.Constitution, in wliiob they were
printed the .day following.
Tifton Camp, Woodmen of' the
World, has been invitod by tbs
Moultrie Camp to visit that,city July
4tb and .participate in the -ceremo
nies of decorating thegrave of a de
ceased sovereign. The .camp will
either attend in a body or send a
delegation.
Prof. Geo. D. Godard, .wife .and
of Moultrie, were in Tifton
And
Butetlfl’fee hod
to vote.
Mrs. >B. W. Mills visited relatives
at Norman Park Wednesday.
Miss Watson, of Forsyth, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. C. L. Kin
ard, in Tifton.
Miss Myrtis Reed left early in the
week for a visit to relatives and
frieuds in Macon
Mrs. A. J. Mersbon left last week
for'Conyers, where she will visit rel
atives'for a month.
Mrs. T. H. -Overstreet is spending
the week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.-Jo'S. Mathis, noar Sumner.
-Miss Carrie Creighton returned
Saturday from Dswsod, where she
has been attending school,
Misses Stella Royal and (Debbie
Bedgood, of Arebi, are visiting
Misses ‘Burch, on the heights.
Mrs. J. M. Greene, of DaSoto,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. H.
Hutchinson, Jr., on Central avenue.
Mrs. M. M. Mooro and bar two
bright little boys, of Alapaba, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. iL. Moore,
on -Park avenue.
Mrs. Crabbe and two little daugb
ters left Tuesday for Cedartown and
Rockmart, where they will visit rel
atives for a few days.
'Mrs. iBureh and daughters, Misses
Jessie and Jda Pearl, left Thursday
for Chattanooga and the mountains,
to spend the summer.
‘Mrs. W. A. ‘Greer, wife of ‘Ordi
nary Greer, of Turner -county, was
in .Tifton Tuesday shopping and .vis
iting her sister, Mrs. S. M.iClyntt.
(Mrs. J. IB.'C. Biitch and children
•arived.Friday,,and will -spend sev
eral days in Tifton and vicinity, the
guests of relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. .-M.-Coon and sister. Miss
‘Estelle OlNeil, left Wednesday of
last week,for Bluffton, Ala., -where
they will spend the sum
Miss.Eula Davie, of Valdosta, after
a-delightful visit of several days to
the-family ofFrof, .-Scarhoro, ‘return
ed home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs ,F. S. Harrell and Masters
Gerrard and (Ennis returnoJ Thurs
day from Camilla, where they visit
ed Mr. iHorrell’s brother for a week.
.Miss Mattie Peek returned to her
home-in .Nahunta Wednesday after
noon, aftorsoveral days visit to her
brother, at the home of. Mrs. Heed.
Miss Minnie -Overstreet returned
to her homo near Nashville Friday
after several days visit to her broth
er, Mr. JE. W. -Overstreet, iu Tifton.
Mr..and Mrs. Roberts 8bort left
Wednesday morning for Sardis,
(Miss., where they will spend several
weeks, -the guests of Mr. Short's par
ents.
Miss Martha Wagener, of Atlanta,
and Miss Augusta Griggs, of Daw
son, the latter a daughter of Con
gressman Griggs, are the charming
Wednesday, Mrs. Godard on her' g' 00 *’!" °( Mrs. W. W. Banks,
way to Sparks to visit relatives .and lira. Win. Lawrence and Mrs. I.
A drug store where pure, potent medicines are sold is
a benefit to humanity. That’s the way we feel about our
business and for this reason make every effort to obtain
goods of highest excellence; Even though we are buying .
the most simple remedy or drug, extreme care is taken in
its selection. When you need drugs, or general drug store
goods, you’ll find the satisfactory kind here. We would
like you for a customer—we know that we can benefit yon.
When there is illness
in your family you of course call a reliable physician.
Don’t stop at that; have bis prescriptions put up at a reli
able pharmacy, even if it’s a little farther from your home
than some other store. You can find no more reliable
store than ours. It would be impossible for more care to
be taken in the selection of drugs, etc., or in the compound
ing. Prescriptions brought here, either night or day, will
be promptly and accurately compounded by a competent
registered pharmacist and the prices will be most reason
able. You may not be able to judge the quality of drugs,
but our long experience enables us to discriminate. Trust
us when you need medicines and your confidence will
never be misplaced.
Tifton Drug Company
PARKER & HUNT
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Schloss Bros.’ Ready Hade ’
Clothing a Specialty . *. .
Exclusive Agents for Doug
lass and Walk-over Shoes
for Hen, and Brockport and
Ultra Shoes for Ladies . *
>
Fittiw.oad .& Murray,
• ATTORNEYS-AT LAW,
XLFTQN. -GA.
Office in Bowen Kcilping.
nmixs, sum & csistun,
Att-orney/s-at-La-w.
Collections and criminal Law a spe
oUlty.
Peep lea Block *- Nashville.
F. S. HARRELL,
Attorney-at-Law.
Tifton, Georgia.
\ rnwp^atteetlee to (U UcaiAffitin. OBe,
J J MURRAY,
Attorns v-at-La w.
JIFTON - - - GEORGIA.
Office in Masonic Building.
LEO! A. HARGREAVES,
A T T O KNEY-AT-LAW,
9 • (Offlce Id Bottrlght Building,
Tifton “» ■> • Ga-
R. E. DINSMORE
ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW
Tifton * Ga.
boilers or,steam fitting ajdalry-kiln
wont. Thoroughly Mudecstud the
-business and can giro -best,reference.
■iW," this office. i$-8t
flGtl -SAXE—A Twon ,& Jones
Buggy, .prootKally new. J M.lPoulk.
For first-eliss Chicked Food see
Okeenutt A Williams.
No good health unless the kidneys
e sound. ‘Eeley’s Kidney (Cure
makes tbs kidneys right Tifton
Drag Co.
Tit
Ataxy* Cares.
> dtmh t mUi n
a. of the ameial a
reluct, do told Odd
■ystera
K lreinenta
BClflC Tfcl . .. . „ _
N«rroui Ikfe Coavtotlioa, Kidney and
Bladder troaUae, C*aet Vjwulty, and ail kWod
dUeasee by Unldtacup Aha «ntlre aviteni TB*
rarious wruefrea aw bcaead up ana rt-lnfureed
by thtw tab au ard dke 4*B»ae are excited
healthy floctlon^ action. Hen
particular*
box Meta. , ...
the* will be mailed pmtuOd upon
Hagpu3»fr ,- -
1 for book of
a. Prtee per
Meta. It yordwagiDtewnot anpply you
.. ..... receipt
price. AddrcM,
Atlanta, Ga.
Mpaciflc Company,
Sewing Machines
8inger and Wheeler A Wilson Sell
ing Machines Mid for cash orcaty pay
ments. Sold only by
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
J. A. RYALS. Salesman,
TIFTON, CA.
Cancer
—— I . 1 ■■■"
Cured without the Knife
or Money Refunded
DR. J. A.'fllcCREA,
gy Worke. This building will be
,10x80 feet, two stories high and
-will be equipped .with the most mod-
-ern appliances dor She manufacture
.ad vehicles.
iRev. R. E. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs.
A. JL Pinson, J. L. Johnson, J. W.
Renfros and J. C. Young, of Sylves
ter. Revs. J. F. Yancey and E. B.
Peacock, of Mystic, 3Xev. L. W.
Walker, of Sumner, V. ,-S iHorne, of
-CroBsbind, and W. C. Thompson, of
Ty Ty. were pleasant visitoes to Tif
ton Wednesday between trains,
heading for the M. E. District Con
ference at Nashville.
Hea-vy and continued rains dor the
past three weeks have caused thous
ands of dollars damage to growing
crops in this section. Not only is it
almost impossible to keep the crop
clear of grass, but black root is mak
ing its appearance in places and kill
ing fins crops of cotton. As usual,
cotton it the greatest loser from un
favorable weather conditiona, the
corn erops being very good.
Mr. W. O Pepper, who has been
with the Hettler Lumber Co. for the
past nine months, left on the 17th
for Toledo, Ohio, to assume the
management of the western office of
the Allen Lumber Co. at that place.
He will stop at Mammoth Cave and
will also spend a few daya visiting
relatives at his old home, Sydney,
Ohio. Mr. Pepper is a thorough
lumber man and the Allen Lumber
Company it fortunate in securing his
services. His many friends regret
to see him go, but wish him contin
ued success in bit ebosen field of
labor.
Beat Green Coffee 15o pound. The
Edgewood Fruit Co.
The Boston Bargain House is re-
Prof. Godard on his way to the
■teachers* association at Cumberland.
He will leave about July 1st to take
.up his work at Woodlawn, Ala.,
hero bis salary has been voluntari-
advanced to $1,500, and where a
ost aggressive educational move
ment for the year has been planned
Get your fresh vegetables at
Parker’s.
Remember this will be an over,
whelming merchandise sale, some
thing Tifton never bad before. Bos
ton Bargain House.
Try onr variety of meats; we beat
the town. Hams 15o. Armour's
bacon 12c. The Edgewood Fruit Co.
Where (io-Fly gee, files will not go.
Uie It i n your horses and cattle. Sold
by Tifton Drug Co. and W. E. Wil
liams. Ty Ty, Ga l»-8t.
Just received a lot of Heinz pick
les in bottles and bulk at Parker's.
Some of the finest ten and twelve-
piece Toilet Sets ever brought to
Tifton, can be seen at the Tifton
Furniture Co's Store. 15-3t.
Remove Freckles and Pimple-
nr TRW DAT*, WITH
TVfADINOLA
X^...T«E COMPLEXION BCAUTIMER..
iftumerly adrertixed and fold a* Satioola.
A km appfksUnas wfll remove tan os
iSowans and rotors the beauty of youth.
NADiNOLA b gutrenlced
rfuodcd M It hi to tew
■impke, Kverapots, col
hi.X-y.*., jgigurfng
twenty day*. Leave* the ilda reft, dm
and healthy. Endorsed by the
Pidcs 50 crate sod $1.00 by *8
druggists, or by a*
W. Myers, aocompanied by their
daughters, little Misses Cecelia and
Margaret, returned Tuesday after
noon from a few weeks visit to rela
tives in Eastman.
Mrs. A. P. Jones and children re
turned. Thursday from Dixie, where
she visited her mother, Mrs. J. J
Harmon. Mrs. Jones was accompa
nied home by her sister, Miss Rosa
Loe. who will spend some time with
her.
Capt. E. J. Williams, superintend
ent of military instruction at Dah-
lonegah, accompanied by his wife
and little son, arrived Wednesday
afternoon and spent a few hours in
Tifton, on their way to Ty Ty, to
visit Mr. Williams' parents.
Misses Mary Cbestnntt and Mary
Lou Britt returned from Tbomas-
ville Monday afternoon, where they
went as delegates from the Tifton
Senior and Junior Epwortb Leagues
to the tepworth League Conference,
and report a very interesting meet-
ing and a pleasant visit to our sister
city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Guy Smith ar
rived Thursday from Monticsllo, N.
Y, to visit Mr. Smith's Bisters,
Mesdaiues Coombs and McCartney,
and to attend Mr, and Mrs. H. H,
Coombs’ first wedding anniversary
Thursday evening. Mrs. Smith is
also a brtde, beiug married early in
the spring.
WANTED—Oat sacks; wilt pay 5
cents each, delivered at our plant
Tifton Ice & Power Co. 2t
Fresh lot of Ferry’s seed at W
H. Parker's.
Men’s and ladies’ watch chains,
rings, charms, brooches, cuff buttons,
dress pin sets, collar buttons, scarf
pins, secret order buttons and
charms, watch fobs, bat pins, just
received. All guaranteed. Tifton
Bargain House. It
It is up to V to gain or lose the
bargains we are offering. Garrett
& Ganlding. It
Phone No. 9, Edgewood Fruit
Co., for Groceriea, Fruits and Vege
tables; we well cheap.
‘-Car Boil,” gnaranteed to relieve
i|o Immediately and cure boils and
ta 48 hours, at Bobart-
Boatright Building
TIFTON,
Main Stree’
GEORGIA.
SPRING and SUMMER
Ready-to-Wear Apparel
====FOR= =
Men, Women and Children
Send Us Your Orders
re BY MAIL_re
AND GET YOUR SELECTIONS FROM THE LAR6EST
AND FINEST STOCK OF
Furnismnfls and Hats
r IN THE SOUTH, -ta ,
Write for our Spring and Summer Catalogue.
B. H. LEVY BRO. & CO.,
THE BIG STORE
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
Brigham’s Hotel
American and European Pla
Railroad Street, one block from Uniou Depot.
Tifton, Georgia.
Renovated and Refurnished Throughout.
the Market Affords.
A Cordial Invitation to tfca Travoltas PukHc.
Dr "* 8tor * , joJoLte Tfnwiml8Ar^ RiaHAM