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is the wise physician’s prescription that is essential to good
health, The real waterproof and ooldproof shoes for ladies,
children and men, every day and dress wear, are to be had at
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We sell the bestand divide the profits with our customers,
as we own our own stow and pay no rents. When you have
the ready J cash you get our shoes of the best grade lower
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than ,, cheap , sold , elsewhere, _ . and J when
ones are your money
gives ° out you ■' can always get shoes from US on time.
give i yOU accommodation , when 7 others refuse r you. —
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RALSTON
That all men know to be the very best that leather can
make, and • the builders of this shoe give it strength, ease
and comfort, with style that defy all competition, $3.30, $4
and $5. Every pair warranted to be worth the money.
RTlOkSHOES KingQuality FOR MEN
The House Your
Foot Lives In
^«► home,'you By giving add vour foot s comfortable
g. ^ health and well materiaflyto being. That your own
perfect fitting means a
shoe; a thoe built on nature’s fines; a shoe just
breathe, right at even and point; a shoe that will let your foot live and
not a leather prison.
The Kind Quality Shoe
For Men
ha 1^^. it a perfect home for your foot. It has style and db-
tinction too. It is made of materials that endure
—It fits the foot, and because it is better made
and of superior material it outwears all other
shoes and is justly called “the shoe of shoes.”
ABBOLP SHOE CO., Perth Abiagtoa, Meat.
We arc agents for the King Quality for Men that can
not be excelled for the price. The best $3 and $3,50 Men’s
Shoes that money can buy. Ladies’ shoes of the very high¬
est grade in Ultra, Brockport, Drew, Selby and Smith-Sterl¬
ing at 50 c to $1 less than the same qualify is eevr offered to
the people.
Ladies, Children’s and Men’s every day waterproof
3 hoes made by the largest and best factories on earth.
Old Ladies’ Comforts, free and easy winter boots in
leather and rubber, $2.50 to $3.25.
Children’s Shoes for 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and up.
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THE RALSTON IS A SOLID PROPOSITION
This week is going"to be Shoe Week and we will do you
good. Don’t fail to visit Bass’ Shoe Store this week. We
will make it to your interest.
Bass
Brothers
Company.
Best Shoes at Low Prices.
FACTS IN LINES
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cently varied from 5,000,000 to 10,000,-
°°°-
New South Walee Is Just two and a
half times the slse of the Brtish Isles,
Queensland Is equal to three times the
German empire and Belgium put to-
gather.
The Cathedral of St. John the Divine,
now under construction In New Xork,
™
® nl J St Peter-s In Borne and the ea-
thedrals of Seville and Milan will sur-
pass it in massiveness.
Th * Nottingham, England,
are. sprinkled with water. In which
chloride of calcium has been dissolved
A Tear of Blood.
The year 1903 will long be remember-
ed in the home bf E. N. Tucket, of Alii-
Mice, Ky., b M i»h,ch
flowed so copiously from Mr.’racket’s
‘ U T V6ry Tl' He
writes: “Severe bleeding f from the lungs
“i-'rr at death’s door, rr'nir* when I began taking ™
snmpttn, Dr. King’s New Discovery for con-
with the astonishing result
that after taking four bottles I was
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nrnvcn nermancntlv cured » o, »
All druggists. Price 60c*andfl.00. Trial
bottles free. . v
HUMOR Of THt HOUR
TM»(> Wan Gallic AD Hlfkt
Ac I rod* up to the chanty of a Ne¬
braska pioneer cod helloed to bring
come one to the door the man came
from around the comer of the house
with a shotgun In bis hands. I ached
for a drink of water and got It and
then asked:
“Polks gone away or slckf*
“No."
“Expect trouble, that you have that
gun handy?"
“May be trouble, but I st-araly think
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-Not et
1 took another look around and then
started to ride away, but he halted me
end said:
“Stranger, things may look a little
blue to you around here, but they are
going all right The old woman has
gone to town to sue a feller who sold
her a snide sawing machine. My son
ami then throwed him down. My
daughter Mary has gone with ma and
joe to sue a feller for breach of prom-
tse, and Pm stayin' home to pop the
sherlfT if he comes along to foreclose
a mortgage on the farm. We are all
"You seem to forget sir, that an of¬
ficeholder Is merely the servant of the
people.”
“And you seem to forget, sir, that the
servants generally run the whole she¬
bang.”—Philadelphia Press.
Appreciative.
“I understand your wife lectured you
for an hour last night”
“Yes,” answered Mr. Meekton. “She
told me about a few of my faults.”
“Didn’t It annoy you?”
“In a way. You see, when a woman
of Henrietta’s gifts condescends to
make a speech It does seem a shame to
have such a small audience.”—Wash¬
ington Star.
Real Redikln.
“What’s the trouble, little lad?” ask¬
ed the kind hearted stranger.
“I ran away to play Injun,” sobbed
the boy In the big blue sweater.
“You did, eh? Aud do you feel any¬
thing like a redskin?”
“I should say so. When ma got
through boxing me my skin was as red
as a beet.”—Pick-Me-Up.
Meat For Him.
"There’s a new young man calling on
Miss Maude this evening,” said the fox
terrier, “and he seems real nice.”
“Yes. I heard her say be was nice
enough to eat,” repiled the bulldog on
the lawn. “That’s what I’m waiting
for.”—Houston Post
One Woman’* War. .?
Bank Cashier—You'll have to be Iden¬
tified before-1 can cash this check,
madam.
The Lady—I can identify myself, sir.
Bank Cashier—How, pray?
The Lady—With the aid of a mirror.
—Boston Transcript.
lniHginatloa.
Bacon—The author of that new novel
has a wonderful Imagination.
Egbert —Why, have you read the
hot*?
“No, but he said that 10,000 copies
of the volume had been sold.”—Yon-
kern Statesman.
So Ezcu*e for It.
“They say that a great deal of the
flour we buy Is Impure.”
“Not so loud. Don’t let my wife bear
you. She’d use the story as an excuse
for the awful bread she makes.”—
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Ha “ a Uo ** C * 11 ’
“A dangerous surgical operation in-
SS^HOc^W&toS daughter’s hip, was prevented by the ^
wys A. C.Htickel, of Miletus, W W. Va' Va. i
ries. 2 oc at all druggist*. .
. , ,— for r~ 1 ^ ^
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You ^ ork eat and gives ft a rest. Puts Z ) It
b * clt ln condition again. You can’t
feelgood with a disordered stomach.
Try Kodol for your stomach. Sold by
Carlisle A Ward.
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The Only /
What it is:
upon the market by Mr. Patrick Sean, t
druggist of Arthur, .Illinois. Xt sooa won
S wide reputation ih Central Illinois be¬
cause of its remarkable cures.The severest
cases of Chrome Rheumatism yielded to s
few bottle* of the new remedy. People
whs had suffered agonies for twenty yean
sad tried every known medicine, as well
ss the most famous mineral springs, with¬
out rs: ~-iag “ sny benefit, Core were cured by
Jtmut -Rheumatic — sad they
stayed After cured. .borough
convinced t Investigation .Jamaica Rheumatic we be¬
came test
Cera possessed greater merits »han say
other remedy for rheumatism ever placed
upon the market, and that it could be
conscientiously fering. therefore recommended to the suf¬
We, accepted *n offer
from Mr. Scats, and purchased the fot-
tnulv • j the exclusive right to manufac¬
in ture this an^ell aud foreigrTcountries. Jamaica Rheumatic Cure,
Jamaica RheumaticCure is not a "mi-
raefifoua discovery” nor the result of t
dream. It is a scientific compound of
course of experitgentt haveprovedto be
exactly the right proportions to bring the
desired result. You might take ‘each of
these them in ingredients separately, or combine
the' wrong proportions and re¬
ceive but little benefit.
This .greet remedy contains neither
Opium, Laudspum, Cocaine, SeljWUc
Acid poisons, ner Sklycilateof Usually Soda—all of which
are all rheumatic depended upon by
nearly so-called cares to
deaden the pain. These narcotics never
cure momentary sny disease—sthey relief, and thtf can troubles afford only
are
eventually Jamaica made Rheumatic worse.
Cur* Is VOtjt cheap
nostrum or “cure-all." It does lust
what we claim, for it, and no more/It
costs .more to make than any other med*
icine on the market. It is made not
simply to sell, bnt to cure. Itja a strong,
Griffin Drug Co.
THE ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE
Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, HONEY and TAR
Lung Asthma, Threat
and Troubles, Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption
Brooks’ Drug Store.
Griffin Tin Shop,
J. GRUBER.
Proprietor,
FIRST CLASS TINNER,
All kinds of Roofing :
SLATE, TAR,
GRAVEL,
TIN and COPPER.
0. 0. G. Gutter, Gutter, 6 inches........16c. inches........life, per “ fool “
G. 6 “
O. (J. Gutter, 7 inches........t7fc. "
Common Gutter, 5 inches...... Die. “ “
“ “ ff inches......10c. “
“ “ 7 inches......12e. “ “
T he same prices for down spouts.
Tin roof, per square............ $4.'S to $6.93
Minsk tin roof, per square..... 4.28
Oaivanised iron roof, per square, 6.00
Gravel roof, per square........ 4.66
I do sll kinds of repair work, an I wil
guarantee everything tnat I do. See net i
you want any kind of work done in any line
I am in the business to stay. I do my own
work. Time jobs, 36c. per honr, with mate¬
rial charges at lower price.
of Phone tin work 256 when low you prioe- want A good: job
at *
NEW SERVICE,
TEXAS
Southern Railway
through
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tSSiSST'.'.'
Arrive Hhre^rt Hirminehai
Arrive
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q-hta is a Hoi id V
E^rand^l,
lanta and Shreve
connection for all 1
For further in
J. F. Hunt, T.
St M’.acon, Ga.
JSSA*St’i
Jamaica
CURE.
The Only Absolute tv) Cur(,
E«r Discovered
hronic Rheumatism
WILL Ol/M V
RSeumetiun, Neuralgia. Gout
Lumbtgp, Chronic ConsHpg.
bon. indigestion. Kidney j
and Liver Dhesies, Reg-
iulate (he Bowels,,
Purify the Blood.
Price $1.00 per Bottle
Southern Railway
N, B,—Following Schedule Figure* Published ss Information and Are Not Guarante ed, j
Schedules hit* and Out of Orff in, ; Ga.
In Effect Augue. 1, 1906.
DEPARTURES. ARRIVALS.
For Colnmbne. T:0S am From Atlanta.
For Atlanta... 9:27 a m From Colnmans
For Columbus. fftfifi p m From Atlanta...,
For Atlanta... 8:16 p m From Columbus.
All of the above trains run daily, PaUmna drawing room sleeping ear on the 9:27 a. m
train for Washington, D. C., and on the 6:05 p. m., train for Columbus.
For further information call on J. F. ELROD, Union Ticket Agent.
J. L. HUNT, Traveling Passenger Agent, Maeon, Ga.
G. B. ALLEN, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Atlanta.
Are you going to Michigan soon?
Don’t make up your mind fully
nutil you see the CH&D “Book
of Tours” to Michigan and Canada
Ask any C HtA l) Agent, or address W. B. CALLOWAY,
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, 0.
Good Investments
Can B e Been re d Now —
byiSedtdg
DAVID J. BAILEY
Beal Estate and
i Insurance,
GRIFFIN, GA.
Ujwtn
in say form,
aoClakiaf It,
0-OK>-<>K>K>K><r<>^-OH>0-
£ 6 who I HAVE wants A CUSTOMER four or five 9 9
a
6 horse farm right away. From ft
A 126 to 160 acres. If yon want A
1 to trade see me. This man I
T can pay cash. Ha does not T
r want gold mine prices, but a 9
| 9 good cotton land bargain. 9 j>
JOSEPH D. BOYD,
T ! iManager Y
Boyd Real Estate Ag'cy. A