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I Uncle Sam says it’s
| all right
Uncle Sam, In the person of ten of his government officials, is alwars in rtiirw nt
• ta^Si en <n°^ Ul ;? 18 V Uery - Duria « entire proce?’Toi’dis SlSterT
‘“ o ur warehouses, d “ rln * ‘? e ««® Jean, itremklnTthere, from the
J° , '^ e w hUkey you get, Uncle Sam is constantly on the watch. We dare
n a v a^l on our own whiskey from our own warehouse unless he says it’s all risht.
when he does say so. that whiskey goes direct to yr' i, with air
T»-r>an_ WHISKEY is the be st for medicinal purposes. That’s whv it is nrpfprr«i
_ W You7money customers. That’s
w wrest from our distillery to YOU
4 V/l »«•« Doalnra’ Profit* I Provonts Adulteration I ’
«iAYNER WHISKEY
J PURE SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RYE
4™ LL EXPRESS I
QUARTS 3 PREPAID I
8 vw74 l^ e ??^ U l^P n ?.^ CTLCiTTAR ' I ' BOTTLES of SAYNER’S SEVEN- I
B YEAR-OLD RYE for >3.20, and we will pay the express charges. Try it and El
fl Invert fln ? lt a < rlKht and aa 8:00,1 as you ever uscd or can buy from
’1 anybody else, at any price, send it back at our expense, and your 13 20 will be KK H
I torn . ed T y ) you by next mail - Just think that offer over. How could it bo MIS “
fl r»fn? Ot^ erfec Jl y satl ?. fie<1 ’ you are notoutacent - Better let
I J 5A C ? I,°’ a tria ‘ orde T- , ls you don’t want four quarts yourself, get a
fl inside 10 J ° m y 0 " e slll P ln a Plain sealed case, no murks to show what’s
In. w*? 8 for Z -’ Cal ” Col ’ ldah0 ’ ¥ ont ” Nev., N. Mex., Ore., Utan, Wash. MsuSffiW
fl xJrinnirt ust <»« 2? th A ba^ is of 4 Quart* for 54.00 by Express niviirSW
■ Prepaid or 80 Quarts for #16.110 by Freight Prepaid.
® Write our nearest office and do it NOW.
! THE HAYNER DISTILLING COMPANY
■ ATLANTA, GA DAYTON, OHIO ST, LOUIS, MO, ST. PAUL, MINN.
153 Disthxbby, Taov, O. Established 1866
L. VV. GODDARD & SON.
LICENSED EMBALMERS.
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All details in funerals and directing have on: ctirutu <> • <o
Telephone 73, two calls. 3 and 5 Solomon St,
GO TO THE
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
w .“ X o,a COOK STOVES
Steel Ranges and Stoves of all kinds.
' Cuns Quns Guns
The largest and best assortment on the market.
Don’t buy until you get our prices.
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
The Good
Old Quaker
Once hs boy :
“Nathan; it is not what thee reads that
makes thee smart; it is not what thee
eats that makes thee fat; nor what thee
earns that makes thee rich,’ but what
thee SAVES.”
This saving-habit may be acquired
through the steady use of a savings ac
count in our bank.
SAVINGS BANK OF GRIFFIN, Griffio,Ga
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50-PIECE DINNER SET EDEE
S3^iS v W.®L ! O! EIiS3KKH3H BMBWffN If* gWW 1 g
Wonderful inducement to sell our Swan Baking Powder, R H H Stiefel ’ 3
Every purchaser of a pound can of Swan Baking Powder
under our I”, in No. 63 will rccerve this beautiful Water Set, consist- jCSK&aa -/>
ingof pitcher and six glasses,Tull size. free. Latest cut glass pat- .%S
tern. Remember this Water Set is given absolutely free to every »-■ **
purchaser < i hodsel old articles as described by our Plan No. 65. flyTjSggr
To ever/lady who sells fourteen cans of Swan Bakin* Powder,
under Plan No. €5, w ith the inducement ofthla beautiful Water
feet free to each purchaser, we give a handsomely decorated 50-
Piece Dinner feci Or n 56-1 Mere Tea feet, abaolately free. We jSJKfnw T*'
do not require any money in advance. Simply send us your name 1
and address and we will forward our different plans ana full infer
mation. You will be surnrised to see what can be acrom-
plfahed >n a few houm* work. We will allow you fifteen days to deliver the goods and collect themoney I* fort
raying us.w We allow large rash commission if preferred. We pay tall freight. We also give Bedatpad«
Table*. C’ouch«'«, Chair*. Shirt Vt'alat Patterns. Musical Inst rumrntc, Lace’Ourtaln*. Rocking Chair* anti
hundretls of other useful and desirable articles, for selling our goods. Write for Plans and full information '
BAIAOXX NVP PI. IKS COWAXt, 11S7 and lUM» Pine Nlre.t, sCtoSfu, Ho.
We assure our readers that the SaJvona Supplies Company is thoroughly reliable. Editor.
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|The Lanier Southern Business College"
l iMArAro FTI rz// MOSTPMC7/C/H BUS/WSS COU£C£ [cKrXLOcUri
|l!iI'15 :on -S'AJ —r -^z/v'/iA7z/?/cA. — |_ free j t
“Alaobrano t Pjac.iwaß Screii, k.m.i,
' EEAR IS GROWLING
AT LITTLE JAPAN
Eussia Making Preparations
For Probable War.
dissatisfaction still exists.
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Well-Informed Persons Assert that the
! Russian Military Authorities Expect
1 the Outbreak of Hostilities Within
; th- Next Few Weeks.
1 Nsw York, Oot. 10. — Information
‘ from tT*o sources says a Times dis
; patch from Vienna, is to the effect
I that Russia Is making extraordinary
' preparations for the contingency o!
i war with Japan.
I A well-infonmej person-age who was
! lately_at St. Petersburg, says the Rua
' eian nWTtary authorities expect the
, outbreak of hostilities within the next
?jW Vveeks.
i The whole trane-Caspian territory aa
fiar as Samarkand is seriously crippled
as regarde railway traffic by the large
d-rafta of men and mated al for the far
' east. The Russian troops in the trans-
Caspia are alleged to be embittered in
consequence of the manner in whiefh
their province is neglected in favor
of Manchusia and the Pacific coast.
GREAT WHEAT STATE.
iVebraaka’s Crop Estimated to Reach
Fully 50,000,000 BtiKliels Thia Year.
Reliable estimates received at the
i general offices of the Burlington route
indicate that Nebraska will have one
of the latest wheat crops in history,
says the Burlington (la.) Hawkeye.
In 1902 the yield was 60,216,670 bush
els? of which approximately 50,000,000
bushels was winter wheat and the re
mainder spring wheat. This year it
Is believed that the crop will reach
fully 80,000,000 bushels, and nqarly all
wkewt, Tire acfre<tfe fa proba-
W fefel # «J p*Y e«»t jaakJ
JEvMIMMn wrxciajMiicjyt ad winter
•♦•at vtdA «*<i be KbowMl by eompar-
Ibk A« leWMw ta recent y«at:_». In
Iw) tUe yfekl was less than 10,000,000 ;
Vutbeia, ani practically all of it wA’s '
spring wheat. In ISUO the yield was '
nearly evenly divided between spring
and winter wheat.
This splendid crop alone can sustain
Nebraska’s prosperity for another
twelve months, to say nothing of the
large yields of other staple products.
STARTLING STATEMENT MADE.
Uhloft Labor Could Tht&w Country Into
Financial Panlfr.
Chicago, Get 10.—“OrgaMiM cap
ital through. Its Anti-Boycott lind. Em
ployed' flASoolations must stop Its raid
of tiie Savings of the trade unions oi
union men will withdraw $300,-
bOO,OOO from the banks.”
Such is the statement made by
Thomas I. Kidd, vice president of th'
American Federation of Labor aftet
an investigation of the damage suits
which the American Anti-Boycott as
sociation and Employers’ associations
have filed against trade unions wit.
in the last three months.
Mr. Kidd intimated that it was
within the power of union labor to
throw the country into a
panic by taking from the circulation
the $300,000,000 which, he says, labbr
controls. In this connection it may
be stated that the money stock of
the country approximates $2,273,000,-
000.
STRIKE 'AT NEW ORLEANS.
Trouble of the Sorewmen and Long
shoremen.
New Orleans, Oct. 10.—With 150
policemen under four captains, large
forces of screwmen and longshoremen
and their sympathisers were kept ofl
the wharves at the head of Celesta
street, where it was expected an
attempt would be made today to load
the steamer Mexican of th® Leyland
i line. ?
When,however, the Colcthian bearing
the St. Louis strike breakers began to
move in from the middle of the river
she was signalled that further con
ferences had beeh arranged between
'the mayor and the screwmen and 1 that
■the attempt to load had been post
poned.
The refusal of the dook council v to
Join in a sympathetic strike and the
issuance of an injunction by the Unit
ed States courts have acted to restrain
the screwnen, and It was understood
today that they w-ere willing to nego
tiate further. The federal injunction
is being served on the labor leaders
today.
Fbew Has Dissolved.
> New Terk, Oct. 10. —The partnership
of the firm of Talbot J. Taylor & Co.,
which failed on the Stock Exchange
July 24. with liabilities of about s6,ou
I 000, has been dissolved. The mem
i hers of the firm were Talbot J- Tay
lor, son-in-law of James R. Keeiie;
James B. Taylor and Foxhall
Talbot J. Taylor was reinstated on Itha
exchange a few days ago, the finrn’a
affairs having b§9n straightened (out.
The dissolution was by mutual don
i sent.
Famous Stallion Destroyed. /
New York, Oct. 10.—Richard brok
er’s famous American, stallion V)ol>
bins, has been destroyed on orders
from his owner, says a World dispatch
from London. The old sire had de
veioped an enlargement of one hind
leg from which he suffered greatly.
Foley’s 71
Kidnoy T
BLADDER
Gupb diseases
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CERE will positively cure any case
of Kidney or Bladder disease that is not beyond the reach
of medicine. No medicine can do more.
If you notice any irregularities, commence taking
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CERE at once and avoid a fatal malady.
UELOW IS A TESTIMONIAL FROM ONE OF THE MANY THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN CURED BY THIS CREAT MEDICINE.
A. H.Thurness, Mgr. Wills Creek Coal Co., Buffalo,
with kidney and bladder trouble for years, passing gravel or stones with excrucia- t|
ting pains. Other medicines only gave relief. After taking Foley's Kidney Cure a
the result was surprising, A few doses started the brick dust like fine stones, etc.,
and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man. Fo/ey’s l|
Kidney Cure has done me ;'IOOO worth of good.” K
Two Sizes 50c & SI.OO. Refuse Substitutes. I
LAn interesting Booklet, “All About The Kidneys” free for the asking I
Address, FOLEY & CO., Chicago, 111. I
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Nearly 100 Varieties,
All the choice, luscious kinds for thr
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plug Varieties Also Fruit Trae <Of Al)
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We will save you half in p anting an or
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Gr pa Vines, etc , e c.
Our 120 page Manual, free to buyers,
enables everybody to grow
111.-m with success and prefl".
All plants packed to or. ’y a-ros, the
contineni fresh as when due Idusttatod
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logue of shipping Varieties or Fanny Gar
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KITTRELL, N. C,
CHEAP TICKETS
TO THE
WEST, NORTHWESf
AND
CALIFORNIA
Washington, Oregon, Nebraska,
Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Colo
rado, Utah, New Mexica, anti
Arizona.
Tiokets on sale from Sept. 15 to Nov. 20.
THE
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offers choice of routes. Fr.e Reclining
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Double Track.
For full information. Circulars, Rates
aud Tickets applv to
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Trav Pass Ageof,
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, .CATARRH
is sure to
GIVE
Satisfaction
Gives Relief at once aj *
it cleanses, soothesflAT • LVttl
and heals the diseased membrane. It
cures catarrh and drives away a cold in
i the head quickly. It is absorbed Heals
and protects the membrane. Restores
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| soc Trial size lOc by mail.
ELY BROS. 56 Warren St. N. Y.
Brooks Drug Store and Harris Drug Store.
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V/ACTCra-acoiiig? WwnxMgßy
More Than 2 Carloads
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(s=-“0F new —rJ
FURNITURE
■HI I" I — - Mi J I
Placed on our floors in last ten days. Many new
and exclusive styles. New Rugs and Art Squares. |
Everything for the home furnishing. Our terms are
liberal. CASH OR CREDIT.
Our Undertaking Def arlment carries all grades I
Coffins and Caskets. C< mpetent man to conduct
funerals, fine new Heirs? frte. Calls a.tended
night or day. \||