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Ves, it’* a great pleasure to have your
Spring Suit of the newest material, the
latest cat and a perfect fit You ad¬
mire yourself and feel as though others
admired yon, and they do, too. Doesn’t
take such an awfnl lot of money to
dress well when yon buy here. We arc
ready to show yon the finest line of
Spring Suit* yon ever saw. Sell yon a
7 snlt as obeap as 910, or high as |25, or
Princeton" anywhere between. Onr clothing is a
WEFT »* combination economy. of style, service and
THOS. J. WHITE.
FOR ALL SEASONABLE HARDWARE,
SUCH AS
£ POULTRY NETTING
A.
Freezers, Coolers,
Lawn Mowers and
Garden Tools*
TRY THK
Borr-Pcrsons Hardware Co
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA.
Also, Plumbing and all kinds of Tin Work.
AFTER SPRING CLEANING,
-PUT-
MATTING
--ON-
YOUR FLOOR.
We Keep it. Also RUGS ! Besides comfortable
Rockers,Hammocks and afull line of Spring Furniture
L. W. GODDARD & SON.
GRIFFIN HARDWARES.
IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR
Spring Hardware!
Frezo Freezers.
Over 100 sold last season. Guaranteed to freeze
In five minutes.
Water v.Coolers, Garden Hose, Lawn 'Mowers,
Hose Bibbs, Hose Nozzles, Bug Sprayers—start in
time and save your garden with one of our sprayers.
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
ToChewers of
Fine Tobacco
I will for <t limited time sell Rey¬
nolds' 8 os. Tobacco for 75 oents
per pound, regular price $l 00.
Save Your Tags
I will give one Bo. pieoe of Tobacco
for ten tags taken from any of R.
j. Reynolds’ tobacco.
New Arrivals.
Pine Crystelised Cherries, Cheese, Crystalised
Apple, Tolusoo Edam Fishroe. Cream
Codfish, Sauce,
.* have a (nil lino of Staple and
Fanoy Groceries. When in need of
anything phone or send to me and
it.
W. H. JREWER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAILOR ICER
’Phone 51.
$37-85 ^
CALIFORNIA
rR*M ATLANTA
VIA
Correspondingly low rates
to the NORTHWEST. Tf ikets on sale
dsily Choice from of Routes. February Write 15th, o April U 30tb.
for f> par¬
ticulars.
S. L. PARROT, T. P. A.,
Pryor SL, ATLANTA,
Seed Potatoes, Etc.,
~1»ao toiss
The DREWRY DRUG STORE
P. B. HEAD, Manager.
GARDEN
SEED
Tennessee Millet Seed,
Cattail Millet Seed,
Amber Cane Seed,
Orange Cane Seed,
Golden Dent Corn,
White Hickory Corn,
Seed Irish Potatoes,
30c. Peck.
Griffin, Georgia. April 34, 1903.
ROUND ABOUT.
Mtv Votes asd News From This
Adjoining Oonatie*.
A WATERY GRAVE.
A fellow whose front name was
Walked the track, just to show he
brave *
But in his disdain *
He missed the milk train,
And so got a watery grave.
This weather is not so warm.
G. Willis spent yesterday In
lanta.
Columbus may get a big ootton
oil refinery.
Dr. J. M. F. Barron, of
Hill, spent yesterday In the oity.
Mrs. E C. Thrash, of Oakland,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Crouoh.
J. C. Tinsley, of Maoon,
yesterday with friends In this
Miss Gussie Kir.osii is
Mrs. Springer in Columbus for some
time.
Col. W. J. Kincaid returned yea
terday evening from a trip to At¬
lanta.
Miss Ida Jones, of Columbus,
visiting Mrs. Bradley on South Hill
street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thomas, of
Carrollton, are visiting their son,
W. T. Thomas, of this oity.
Miss Florence Bishop will be in
oharge of the Embroidery and Rib¬
bon sale at the Raoket Store Mon¬
day.
Mrs. Springer and Mrs. Foley, of
Colombo*. returned home last even-
tng after a brief visit to Mrs. F. M.
Kincaid.
Mrs. J. Henry Smith and little
ohild are spending a month visiting
relatives and friends in Thomaston,
Maoon and other plaoes.
Roswell H. Drake left last night
for Savannah, where he will attend
the annnal convention of insuranoe
agents for a couple of days.
Carroll superior oourt has olosed
after a aession of two weeks and
two days, instead of four weeks, as
has been the history of the oourt.
Carroll must be getting good.
‘‘But I don't believe,” he said,
•that a men profits bv his mis¬
takes.” ‘ You don’t?" “No, I
don't. Why, I’ve made enough
mistakes to be riob if I oould profit
by them.”
A few days ago a bashful young
woman went to a store carrying
three chiokeria She Baked whet
they were worth and put them on
the oounter. Theolerk didn't know
the chickens’ feet were tied, and
asked if they wonid lay there. She
What Good
is a Watch ?
If it don’t keep right time.
, should. Perhaps yours is not running as It
make RLN Hrlug it to us and we will
it BIGH T. We also repair
ail kinds of Jewelry.
J. H. BATE & CO.,
JEWELERS.
•w«iro wwmwj •aupjpam aq; si [Riopaj
vr
s 4 J3j(y •Xubui XjdA ;nq ‘sasBD |jb
' paif!3 oq X|uih;j 9 D mo uopdinnsuo^
bit her handkerchief and said, “No
sir, they are roosters.”
On Friday, May 1, Coweta’s Sun¬
day school people will go to gee At¬
lanta’s elephant at the Grant park
zoo. Later In the summer Coweta's
politicians will go up to see Atlan¬
ta’s other elephant, the Georgia
legislature.
Her many friends in the oity wilt
regret to know of tbe serious illness
of Miss Graoe Brooks, eldest
daughter of J. A. Brooks, who has
been prostrated for several days
past with fever. She was reported
some better yesterday.
Owing to the indisposition of
Miss Gena Pritohard, one of the
prinoipal obaraoters, tbe play of
“The Double Deoeption” has been
postponed from tonight until Tues¬
day night Everybody will pray
that Miss Sena may be well ere that
time
Tbe big display ad in this issue
of King’s the Corner Railway Wreok Sale at
tomorrow speeks for
itself. Mr. Rogowski tells ns that
he personally guarantees goods and
prices to all buyers, and former
sales at this place sustain this guar
antee.
Captain Daniel is keeping ud very
closely with military matters and
expresses himself as very sanguine
over the.prospeots of an enonmn-
ment here this summer. The Rifl -s
are so oonfident that thev are mak¬
ing arrangements to hold a fair at
that time.
All members of the Boynton ohap-
ter of the Daughters of the Confed¬
eracy are urgently requested to
meet this afternoon at four r.’oloak
at the restdenoe of Dr. T. J. Collier.
The final arrangements for the
Memorial Day exercises, which
oome off Mondav, are to be made
and a fnll attendance is very mnob
desired.
Sidney A. Merriam and Miss
Adele Merriam, of Montgomery.
Ala., are visiting their brother and
sister, Mr. and Mrs Albert Merriam,
at their snbnrban village “Ingle-
side. ” Miss Merriam is a musician
of considerable note in Alabama,
and It is hoped the music lovers of
Grithn will have the pleasure of
hearing her before her departure.
The many friends of Mrs. B. B.
Brown, of this oity, will be glad to
learn that she is resting easier, and
the' prospects for her early re¬
covery are mnoh ^brighter. She
has been ill for several weeks. Mrs.
A. G. Combs and Mrs. R. C. Brown,
of Locust Grove, who have been
with her, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. J. C Arnold, of Senoia, came
down yesterday and is with Mrs.
Brown.
The Newnnn News says: “The
meetings at the First Baptist ohuroh
are still in progress, and have been
the center of muoh interest with all
denominations. Rev. N B O’Kel-
lev, of Atlanta, rendered the force
of his eloquent servioe last week,
and this week Rev J. J. Bennett,
of Grifflo, is attracting large orowds.
He is a forceful preaoher, and an
old student of Dr. Nunnally. The
services have been a great revival
to the ohuroh, and many new mem¬
bers have been added."
The Vast Stock Has Arriv¬
ed at 59 Hill Street and
Store Will be Closed
This Morning.
Owing to the 107 oases which
arrived yesterday, consisting of
Ladies, Misses, Mens and Childrens
Seasonable Merchandise, we are
compelled to close our doors today
(Friday) to unload this vast stoox,
which will be placed before the
publio Hitnrday morning, April
25th, at 59 Hill street, King’s Old
Corner.
Consolidated Railroad W reck Co. ,
C. A. Miller, Mgr.
After La Grippe
Lost a worse thing befall, re¬
build the o msuRied tissues and re¬
new the supply of red blood oor-
pusoles with the quiokest digested
snd most nntrit ous flour" made—
Clifton?- It is the prdtluct of native
Kenruokv wheat. Coppedge & Ed¬
wards, W. H Bewer, E 8. Mc¬
Dowell,P. Flynt.
“The Double Decep¬
tion.”
At Mrs. T. R. Mills’ Tuesdaysveil¬
ing. Admission 50 oents, including
refreshments; tickets on sale at
Carlisle & Ward and Brooks Drug
Store.
Curtain rises at 8 ;30. This is a
beautiful parlor play by the strong¬
est of home talent, and being for
the benefit of the hospital fund
should be well patronized.
$3.50 Shoe
FOR MEN
Men who walk will be interested In these Shoes, because they are as
comfortable on the foot as Shoes can be made. They are made on the best
lasts, and the most stylish shapes.
Vici Kid, Velour Calf and Box Calf/ $ 350
high grade at . . . .
Genuine Ideal Patent Kid in Biucher and Lace $ 4 00
Oxfords and high Shoes, . . . . " . .
R. F. STRI 6 KL/IND & < 30 .
EXCURSION RATES TO
SAVANNAH AND RETURN
Via Central of Ga. By.: Aocoont South,
eru Bsptiat Convention, May.7-14,1903.
The Central of Georgia Railway will
sell round trip tickets to Savannah on
May 5, 6 and 7th, limited to May 30,
1908, at one fare plus 35 oents. By de¬
positing ticket with Joint Agent at
Savannah, and paying fee of 60 oents,
extension of final limit ma may be had
until June 1, 1903.
Through Bleeping care from Augusta,
Atlanta, Macon, Oolambus, Ga., and
Birmingham,Ala., to Savannah ; double
daily trains between Atlanta, Macon
and Savannah; parlor curs on day
trains; sleeping cars un night trains.
Further information will be cheer¬
fully furnished R. upon application to
J. Williams, Ticket Agent.
A TEXAS WONDER
BALL S G . EAT lJlSCOVKKY.
One small host] ■> of Hall’s Great Dls-
oovery cures vli Sidney and bladder
troubles, itn\ov» gravel, cures diabetes
sem ual emmissions, weak and lame
back?, rheumatism and all Irregularities
of the k-dneys regulates and biadder In both men
and women, bladder trouble druggists In
children. If not sold by yoar
will be sent by Is mall on reoelpt of $1. One
(mall bottle two months treatment,
and will cure any case above mentioned.
Dr. E. W. Hall, sole manufacturer, P. O.
Box 639, St. Louis, Mo. Send for testi¬
monials. Sold by druggists, and H. J.
Lamar & Sons, Maoon, Ga.
Read Ibis.
Allens Mills, Ga. Jan. 31,1903.
Dr. K. W. Hall, 8t,. Louis, Mo.
Dear Sir: I suffered 36 years from kid¬
ney and bladder tronbie and need many
different remedies |wlth only temporary
~dle' After taking your Texas Wonder
four weeks, I passed a large stone from
the bladder and 1 think It has made y
permanent cure and I can cheerfully
recoommond It to all suffering with k|d
Key and bladder trouble. Yours truly,
B. Harper
Danger of Golds and Grip,
The greatest danger from oolds
and grip is their resulting in
pneumonia. If reasonable care is
used, however, and Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy taken, all danger
will be avoided. Among the tens
of thousands who have used this
remedy for these diseases we have
yet to learn of a single oase having
resulted In pneumonia, which shows
oonolusively that it is a otrtaiu
preventative of the dangerous dis¬
ease. It will oure a oold or an at¬
tack of the grip in less time than
any other treatment. It is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by Car¬
lisle & Ward and Brooks Drug Store.
The Kentuckian’s Boast.
Kentnokians boast their fast
horses, flue whiskey and beautiful
women, but every housekeeper in
this oity who uses Clifton flour,
made of native Kentaoky wheat,
knows that this great State posses¬
ses (mother produo* of untquulled
merit. H. Coppedge & Edwards, W
Brewer, E. 8. MoDowell, P.
Flynt.
CASTOniA.
Bwntiu /) KM You Have Always Bought
_
KW+Hl
OLYMPIC THEATRE
km w 9
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Saturday, April 25th.
Miss Annie May Abbott,
THE UTTLE GEORGIA MAGNET
Prioes 25, 35, 50 and 75o. Seats on
tale st Brooks Drug 8tors.
m —
HOSIERY!
/ HOSIERY!
We are showing the most extensive line of Hosiery that it as^be en our
pleasure to show. Following are a few numbers;
Good quality plain, fust black, ladies’ Hose 10, 15, 25. 33 1 3 ami 50e.
Ladies’ plain lisle fast black Hose, special, 25 and 50e pair.
Ladies’ lace lisle Hose, special, 25 and 50c pair.
50 dozen patterns ladies’ lace Hose 10, 15, 25, 35 and 50e pair.
Our Children’s Stock is Large.
Cloverleaf double knee, plain, for misses and boys, at 10c.
Misses’ plain lisle Hose, special, for 25c.
Children’s plain fast black Hose 10, 15 and 25c.
Misses and children’s fast black drop stitch Hose for 10. 15, 20 and 25c pair.
Misses and children’s pink and light blue drop stitch Hose 15 and 25c pairs
' Children’s Socks, in fast black, light blue and pink, !lt 15 and 25'- pair.
A full line of men’s Half Hose, black, tan and fancy, at 10, 15, 25 and 50e.
Special line of drop stitch Half Hose, fast black and fancy, at 25 and 50e.
The best line of Baby Caps in town from 25c to fl.25 each.
Big line of children’s Sailors.
Just received, new shipment of Pearl and Fancy Shirtwaist Sets.
E. P. BRID6ES.
‘SPRING TIME HAS
COME GENTLE-
MEN WHO WEAR
FIRST=CLASS CLOTHES
We make no assertion that we
oan’t substantiate, and when we say
We Suit You
and Fit You
we mean that, we do it from top (o
bottom with all tne “trimmings” or
furnishings.
! I
All is Ready for You.
WILEY L. SMITH*
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER.
I.W.
HARPER
KENTUCKY
WHISKEY
for who Gentlemen
cherish
Quality.
For Sale by M. W. Reid.
rj^cTmangham,
GENERAL CONTRACTOR,
BUILDER OF ALL KINDS
MECHANICAL WORK,
Painting, Masonry, etc.
GKIFFIY, GA.
Give me a trial and save money.
CREAM!
EVERY DAY
except Sunday.
We will serve a cream
for 5c equal to or better
than other ioc creams.
BROOKS
DRUGSTORE
H. J. GARLAND,
DENTIST.
Office over Griffin Banking Oo.,
GRIJFIN, GA,
