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THE nKSS-RZOORDEE,'
>— America* G
■AME LOUISE MYRICK,
EDITOR AMD BUSINESS MANAGER.
The TImes-Recorder Is the
r Betel Or(AB of Ua aty o» Amerieuj,
Official Or (an of Saater County.
Official Or (an of Webster County.
Official Organ of Railroad Commission of
Georgia for the 3d Congressional District
A MX HI CHS, GA., OCT. 1«, 1896.
Carr lor chiingo ol adrertueaeiitf
for 8aaday*s iaaue moat be brought to
tba buaineaa office by 9 o’clock Friday
morning. Doe notice in now given all
parties and they are respectfully re
minded that it will be naeless to ask
the management to deviate in future
from tbia rule, as it can not and will
.not be done.
The Maoon Carnival abineth forth
like a great big diamond. The Central
City can well be proud of the week’s
festivities.
It is now rumored that Colonel Os<* r
Brown of the tiecond Georgia regi
meat, may anooeed Colonel Candler,
of the Third Georgia.
Tbs Pennsylvania democrats have
Uy encouraged bythedevel
of Quay’s rascally misuse of
state funds.
If Cabans take the same view of vet
erans that people in the United States
do, tfKYtwft Gomez mav be one of the
i from the atate of Cuba.
Tns Nashville American asks this
pertinent question: "How do the
sugar planters expect to live and make
profitable crops with Cube. Hawaii and
the Philippines as parts of these Unit
ed States. having the same access to
markets with cheaper production?”
CHURCH AMD DIVORCE.
The Episcopal church, more thai
any other religions denomination, ex
cept the Catholic, has exercised its
influence and authority against divorce.
It refuses to recognize aa valid any
divorce except for the scriptural a
end it forbids its ministers to many
divorced persons where they were
voreed for any other cause. The in
nocent party to a divorce for Scriptural
cause may be married with the sanction
of the Episcopal church and the church
permits the re-marriage of a divorced
couple.
The general conference of the Epis
copal church now is regular session at
Washington is considering the divorce
question.
It is proposed to forbid the ministers
of that church to marry any person
who has been divorced far any cause
whatsoever, which is the rule of the
Catholic church.
It is claimed that the present rule of
the Episcopal church is not faithfully
observed, and there is a strong feeling
in favor of enaeting a more explicit and
a more rigid church law on this subject.
The loosen cm of divorce laws
most of the states has led to a very
light regard of the marriage tie and has
odoubtedly encouraged immorality.
It is a good sign when a great church
moves toward more determined oppo
sition to divorce, and it would be well
for all the other churches and for the
country if they wonld throw their
powerful influence in the same direc
tion.—Atlanta Journal.
COTTON.
Wm should the Gould family take
on over the marriage of one of its
■dons to an actress? The yonng wo
man is in every sense worthy and comes
from quite as good stock as the Goulds.
—Atlanta Journal. This "take o
easily seoonnted for. It is worth jnst
$5,000,000 to the Gould family.
^KCwnOiAmzii, of the Fourth Illi
nois Volunteers, has been found guilty
by 1 a court-martial upon a peculiar
charge. It was charged, and seems to
have been proved, that* the Colonel
carried his horse on the pay rolls
as a chaplain. Perhaps this furnishes
Ihf explanation of the appointment of
a hone doctor to the office of army
Tan American 'people are not going
to brook any delay in the peace nego
tiations. Spain might as well make
up her mind to yield to the American
demands because President McKinley
is too wise to stand in the way of pub-
lie opinion. The Americana know that
Spain was whipped, and that she has
no rights whioh the United States i
bound to respect.
Taz raoe for derk of the next honse
promises to be hotly contested and the
many, friends of Hr. Frank Calloway
are lively hustling for him.
It is claimed that Major Galloway will
give Hon. John T. Boifeuillett a elose
call for the vote of this section of the
state. Major Galloway is a well known
nprf popular gentleman, and as the
private secretary of Governor Atkin
son has won for himself the good will
of all who have been in touch with
him. He is a member of a strong and
influential family in Georgia and is per
tonally magnetic and genial, makes
friends and keeps them. The race for
this honorable office is bound to bring
about much more than usual interest,
for there cannot be found throughout
the state two more cultured, capable
and popular gentlemen than ia Major
Galloway and his esteemed opponent,
Mr. Boifanillct.
It is quite evident that Gen. Joe
Wheeler is on very good terms with
administration and any favor he
desires will be aoeorded him. His son
was graduated from West Point two
jam Ago, And WAJ Assigned to tli.
artillery. When the war with Spain
M|u he m made an aid on hi. ia
ther*, staff when the letter wee eeeign-
ed todety aa pomander ol the oatairy
(area is Cuba. At that tune yonng
Wheeler was e second lieutenant He
it now a major of ordinance in the
regular —a rapid promo
tion whioh cannot but excite envy
among his fellows and wonder among
laymen. In order that this young
gentleman might have so exalted a
rank for one of his years he was jump
ed from a second lieutenant in the
Fourth Artillery over the heads of no
leas than 1700 senior officers.—Now Or
leans States.
TO CURS A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists rofund the money
f it falls to cure. She. The genuine
has U *, Q. on eech tablet.
The present unprecedented low price
of cotton has been made the subject of
an exhaustive inquiry by the Bureau
of Statistics of the Treasury Depart
ment It haa not attempted to find
the real reason, but is satisfied if it
can find a plausible reason for the de
cline in the price of cotton for the past
quarter century. The figures it gives
show that in 1872 the United States
produced 1,384,084,4M pounds, with
average price of 22.12 cents a pound,
and in 1808 a crop of 5,607,372,051
pounds, with an average price of 6.23
cents a pound. That production hsl
increased more than four fold and
prices were a little more than a fourth
those of twenty-five years ago. That
in 1872 we produced 70 per cent of the
world’s crop and 85 per cent in 1898.
The New York Financial Newt, com
menting on the work of the Bureau of
Statistics, says:
"The main point sought to be made
is that the world’s increased produc
tion, the increase coming in great part
from the United States, has outran the
world’a consumptive demand out of all
proportion, and that the fall in prices
is logically and wholly dne to the
legitimate operation of the law of sup
ply and demand.
“As to our own consumption ana that
of Europe, it would be governed wholly
by two * things—increased population
and the relative prosperity in the re
gions named. There haa been no new
fiber or textile product to interfere
with the ordinary demand for cotton,
and no change in its relative demand
for clothing and other uses.
"But in the meantime a great part of
the world in Asia, containing more
population than all Europe and the
United States combined, which twen
ty-five years ago was practically walled
off from the world’s trade, haa been
opened, and, as a matter of fact,China,
Japan and Southern Asia eaat of India
and India itself are countries where
cotton will make clothing, not only for
inner, bui for outer wear. Why has
not the opening of that country to the
world’s commerce brought about a
natural demand?”
It is an interesting and important
question, affecting thousands upon
thousands of people directly and al
most the entire country indirectly.
There is no snbject to which the Bnrean
of Statistics could better torn its ener
gies. No figures are given showing
what increase there has been since
1872 in the consumption of cotton.
Production has increased four fold,but
how mnch has consumption increased?
In the solution of the cotton question,
questions affecting the industrial fab
ric of the whole world enter, and the
difficulty of solving it ia apparent.
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1 Don’t think we have China on the Brain 1
but we have it in stock and want you to know it. 3
When in New York we learned that “silver was not in it,” but only 3
The Kind Yon Hgto Always Bonsht, and which has been
in me tor over 80 yean, has borne the signature of
.and has been made under his per-
HUE GLASSWARE MU) ELEGANT CHINA
Allow no one to deceive yea In this.
1 *n Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes an but Ex
periments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Tnf.nt. and Children—Experience against Experiment.'
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
\ and Soothing Sjraps. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Sareotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fererisbness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It Telleres Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
I Bears the Signature of
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g— Acting accordingly we purchased the largest assortment of elegant and beautiful ware in each line ever 3
gr brought to the aty or shown in the state. Those cut glass pieces, real gold decorated Etrua can Vases, 3
p China Vases, Ice Cream Sets, Chocolate Pots, After-Dinner Cups and Saucers, Genuine China Teapots 3
5T Limoges Cups and Saucers, Coffee, Tea and Moustache, Cel-ries, Jellies, and comb and brush trays form an 3
were the thing” for wedding presents.
array to repay any one calling to see them, and then the prices are one-half less than same goods can be
m arket
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B Corner Jackson and Forsyth Streets
A. w. SMITH,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Americus, Georgia, 3
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-YOU-
who are in need of strictly adeatlflo and
expert medical treatment should certain
ly Investigate the reputation ot tbs
physician yon employ. Dr. Hathaway *
Co. have undoubtedly the beet of pro-
feesional and financial references and
are recognized as
The Most Successful,
The Most Progressive,
The Most Skillful,
The Most Experienced
The Most Popular
Phyiieiaas and Sjwclnlut. in the me-
oeaelol treatment of delicate dln.ee.
mealier to mu and women kind ia the
United Stntee.
Specialties:
. ATAMI. >nd
DMAMtMOr WOW**
Ws have carefully
Blanks—No. l lor m*u, No.* for
bR. HATHAWAY & CO.,
22V4 SOUTH BROAD ST. ATLANTA, Q*.
MONTHLY
SUFFERING.
*T*bousacds of
* women are
tronbied at
monthly inter*
vals with pains
dangerous derangements that
can be corrected. The men
strual function should operate
painlessly.
makes menstruation painless,
and regular. It puts the deli
cate m- istrualorgens in condi
tion to do their work properly.
And that stops all this pain.
Why will any woman suffer
month after month when Wise
of Cardai will relieve her? It
costs $1.00 at the drug store.
Why don’t yon get a bottle
For advice, in cases requiring
special directions, address, giv
ing symptoms, "The Ladies*
lavisory Department,’* The
■r* E0ZEHA LEWIS.
cl Oenatffl*. Ttxsr saysi
M | was troubled at mert-Vf trr»*l*
with terrife pair.! la ay tiaad .ad tack,
Ml ha«< b«ca «nUr»l/ raUatM by Aim
CATARRH
A*k Your
Druggist
for.a generous
10 CENT
TRIAL SIZE
ELY'S
CKEil Bill
other Injurious drug
“••reifffiCOLD'h HEAD
Nmmmrnmntmmmnimn!
PubliG Opinion.
— It is known that D. Pearlman
is the Leader of Cut Prices. =s
3
We want everybody to trade wrth us, and every one 3
who is looking for their personal interest cannot 3
resist the temptation of going to PEARLMAN for 3
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Trunks, Blankets,
Overcoats, Etc.
as it is a matter of economy. He has everything =s
needed for personal comfort tor wife, husband and ss
children and in fact for one and alL Call and be js
convinced. Axxious to Please All, =S
D. PEARLMAN, I
311 Lamar Street, Americus, Ca. 3
opens and
uniiM. the Niul PkM«KV*. *““““*
matlon Heals and Protects the Membrane.
Restores the Senses of Taste and SmelL Foil
SloeftOc; Trial Slzt Mfc. at Druggists, or by
Sumter Sheriff Sales. 9
No*. 13 and 14.—Pullman Sleep!** Car* be
„weea Bruuse-irk and At.’vnta, and betweea
Jackson vine, Fla., and Chattanooga, via Ev*
No*. 9 and 10.—Pullman Sleeping Cars be
.ween Atlanta and Ciurisnati. via Cbatta-
aoot-a; a.so betweea Chattanooga and Hear
pb - ! '" - IS and *—Pullman Steeping Cara be
Atlanta and Chattanooga.
Nos 7 and 1' —Pulln.au Drawing Boom BoP-
_*IS1 “ * " ‘
vilte.
■Will be sold before the courthouse door in
the city of Americus, Ga. on the Brat Tues
day In November. 1898. between the legal
hours of sale,tiie following described proper,
ty to-wit;
Lot of land number 169 (186* acre*) 83*
acres out of and across the lot from north to
south out of the west side of lot cumber 108,
and 88* acres out ot the centre of lot num
ber IMS lying east of and broadside to
Loula U. Jones part of her father’s esta
the »th district of Sumter county,
Levied on as the property of Mr*. ML L. Ir
win to satisfy three Justice-:ourt flfas Issued
from the Justice court 808th district G. M-,
Coob coFDty. in favor of J. W. Frey
Mrs. Mark Irwin-l Mr* UU^HgJgi,
win to satisfy three Justice .:ourt flfas Issued
'from the Justice court 808th district G. M.,I
Coob cot-nty. in favor of J. W. Frey varan*
Mrs. Mark Irwin: Mi* Lilia M»ley vewu*
®Atoo*aFt2? same* time and place will be
•old one bouse and lot In the city of Ameri
cas, Ga., and bounded as follows: North by
John Calhoun, south by George Leonard
east by Hampton street and west by C M.
feree* Tenant in possession notified in
germs of thelaw. rfteJtUymh. ifcW.
| Also at the same .time and place, win be|
from Ike Justice «curt, MMh district O. M .
Sumter county, G a.. In f krorof S-FlUcta-
ard* A Co. versus F. £ Johnston, .property
pointed out by plaintiffs’attorney antfua-
-- *n possession notified 1« term* of the
ut in pnaniten nKUUl I. term, of the
tSTSSSJ.iS5te «- —
returned to ns this August 28 th, I8M.
Will be aoldbeforelbe cemthoeaeidow^on
the fir t Tuesday tn December 1818, between
holegalhoBrar ,u
A certain Joe
jie Sixteen
and known
IrtraTSwr.
tewed for mate
rear* 1891, 1882.**
This Sept tth, 1188.
In’ said district* *Lev-
to satisfy aa execution
stunkars
2. a McARTtfUB. Sheriff
. DMINISTBATOE'S SALE
A 1 "giEOEGIA—S*n*TX* Cocxtt.
uy virtue ot aa order granted tartts comr
„j ordinary of Sumter county will bo sold
SSetLAteoiare hundred am Acres of
ad more or less and known as pai t of the
is-fe Si tsstfwsg; ^ SS
ANNA.SMI
KooUon'.iaoE, tte fjf,-.
Administratrix of the estate ot J. o. SmU
The Windsor
AMERICAS, GA. I
G so sax H. Fisxxml Proprioiot j SovemUr.* COm g
tween Brtmsw:-k sad At.’ints, i
* “la., and Chattr
0-—Pullman SI
and Ciuriaai
tween Chattan
8—Pullman SU . ,
tween Atlanta and Cbattnaoog*
Nos 7 and 1’ —Pulln.
frt Meepiug Cars bet'
llte.
No* 9 and lft-Obecrvatten Chair Can bw
iwem Macon sad Atlanta.
Connection at Union Depot. Atlanta, for ah
FEANEg^aANNO^.^** 1, J.M.CULP.
Third V-P. A Geo. Mgr, ^all© Manager.
Cen’lPaa*AgL AasLO a1Paaa.A<L
Washlngtoa,Di OL Artant*Ga.
iS. A. Xj.
Americus to Mast
VIA
SEABOARD AIR UNE.
Schedule la Effect July »1808.
SOUTHBOUND.
So. a
Lv New York Penn.BE
Lv Philadelphia - *«P
Lv Baltimore “ *»P
Ly Washington “
SaL 480pm 4«ftS£
•» 4«ata nz Man
- to item 1 07am
Ir Abbeville - HSS22
?8S2 SSS
jnx n,uuu 1 Mpm 4 «un
Ar Atlanta (central time) 2 60pm 5 20am
NORTHBOUND
No. «us wan
lv A’lWafcenttoeJSAL It OOn’n JT Jlpm
Georgia £ Alabama Railway.
SAVANNAH SHORT LiNE.
EFFECTIVE MAY 23d. 1888.
808 am
18 am
656 a m
810 a'm
? No. 17. ; No is ;
. j ar Gordele lv I60p
3 15 p m ar Abbeville lv l2C6p_
4 aa p b it Fitzgerald lv u Mam
4 (Bp mar Helena IviiMam
610p m ar Collin* lv 98a
8Cpm|ar Savannah iv| 7»a
8 45 p C
12 (Ban
toot pn
It 12 n'n
4 18 pm
42D IS
7 40 am
146 am ilv Savannah ai
ar Colombia li
lar Charlotte h
510 a m ar Charleston lv 612 a
840p mlar Richmond lv
li 10 p m ar Wash’ton lv
Mew York lv
I46p m
““pm 2 80 am
n’n
10 43 pa u IS a
>u!
America*
— ar Richland i
Colombo*
Albany Iy(.’.'.’.'.'.'.'.",
Lampion lv ..........
• ar Huztsboro *- J
• ar Montg'ery
■jar Selma
• ar Blrm’bam
• ar Nasbrllle lri....
lar Louisville lv
r Cincinnati lvi
r Evansville lv|
r Chicago
r St Lotus
i Mobile
r New Or’an* lv|
12 34 pm112 28 ami..... „ .
1116 am 11 30 pm
lOOOaa Sltpm ‘
7 10 pm 3 £8 pm ....^.. a
€00 am S 10 pm J
l is am.ll io pm
9 37 am 9 36 pm ,
7 45 am 7 45 [—
4 » am! 3 30!
12 20 n’t 12 68 pm
^ . 7 40 pm I 7 66 am |.
No u i No. 9 1 No 7 | Fitzgerald Dlv. No. 8 t No 10 f No. it {
7 00 amilv..Abbeville..ar/it 10pm, 8 16 pas| 6 35 pmjT
B 05 a mj..-Fitzgerald....fli 10 a m 6 45 pm 6 36 om .
10 15 ami 4 50 pm 110 to a m'ar ...Oalla ...lv|io 43 a m| 5.15 pm I 510 pm[
Georgia A Alabama Railway’s New a ~
_. jween Montgomery and Savuxnah. E
tween Montgomery and Savannah.
Magnificent Buffet Parlor Car* on day train
•ntgomery and Savinnah. . Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara on. night trains be
A THIEF IN THE NIGHT.
How Catarrh Robs Its Victims of Health and Life.
Catarrh la the moot Insidious of .
disease* If neglected. It invariably
reaches the bronchial tubes and
lnngs, rendering them weak and
susceptible to consumption.
• P. P. P.
(XJpptnan'a Great Remedy)
la the telly logical treatment tor
this loathsome disease. Catarrh la
now recognised as an affection of
the blood, and not a mere local trou
ble. The best blood purifier is there-
tors^the^best ^remedy, and the best
F. F. f? ttader treatment with F.
F. F. the sickening discharges, with
hawking and spitting and offensive
odor, quickly disappear and perma
nent and radical recovery son
suit*
Messrs UrruA * Bxonzzaa, S
Gents—X hsve used nearly four bottles „ r _
ot P. P. P-. Lippman’s Great ttemedy. I
was afflicted from the crown of my head to the soles of my feet, TourP.P.P. has cured my diffi
culty of breathing, smotherieg, palpitation of the heart, sad has rglieved me of all pain. One
nostril was closed for tep year* but now I can breathe through It readily.
a either aide for two years; in fact. I dreaded to see night come. Now I sleep
an all night. X am 90 years old. but expect soon to be able to take bold of the
.-ii—-J —glad that 1 was lucky enough to get P. P. P.. and I heartily recommend it to
tay jWrpds and ihej»J>lic generally. Yours respectfully. *
handle*
-lends and thepnl
Tas Stats of Tbi_
personally appeared A. M.
statement made by
•worn to and aubacribed before n
undersigned authority „
— says on oath that the foregoiag
this day
a relativeto the virtue of P. I?P. medicine islme. A. M. RAMSEY,
this August 4th. 1891.
J. M. LAMBERT, N. P., Comanche County, Texas.
P n n (Lippman’s Great Remedy) la superior to all saraaparillas and the moat
, P, P, scientific and successful remedy for old sores, pimples, blotches and nil
a of the shin and blood.
R — n (Lippman’s Great Remedy) la well known to physicians, who prescribe It
. P, I-* largely in their regular practice, the formula being printed on every
carton. Sold by all Drngglat* #
Lippman Brothers. Savannah. Ga.
At Helens with Southern Railway.
At Savannah ^th Steamship line for BUlmore, Philadelphia New YorkZaad Bostoa
and allpotnts on the P. & E P. and Plant System*
At Richland for points on the Columbus A Albany division.
At Columbus for all points on the Southern Railway.
At Albany for all points on the Plant System.
for aU poinu, on the L A N. R. R. North and south, and all points 03
At Mont
of Alabama West of Montgomery.
CHXXUa X. EIGHT.
Central of Georgia Railway Co.
t 07 J
242 pm
2i0pm
6 n pm
7 X pm
t8 50*pm
1 Siam.
3 15am
6 36a
686a
No 8
' TIME f ARtf
Dally [ In effect June "
lv.......AMERICUS.
6 39a m'ar Fort Valley.
7 40 a mlar Maoon .
9 66 a m ar Griffin.
II 20 a m ar. Atlanta.
is 20 pm ar. Atheo* ...
+1 16 pm ar Mllledgevllle
1 17pm ar. Tenollle-.
S2t»pm ar. Milieu
T 40 p m ar Augusta
6 00pmlar .......Savannah
2 17 pm
2 27 pm
2 06 pm
2 46 pm
4 « pm
6 OQ pm
1 III 26 a
1 01 pm ilv .AMERICUS.
* “ — — Smlthvllle..
.Albany..
cuthberti*! K|::::::::::|u T? am
Ft. Gaines lv 9 66 am
.Ilv Eufauia arj 10 28 am
.Union Springs lvi 8 C5 am
.Troy. lv T M am
..Montgomery lvi I T 48 ami
Americas.
1 ar Columbus lv
^.OpelUta ir
1015
906 pm
408 pm
t 646am
tDally except Sundav. |Meal* Sunday only.
Connections made at’Atlanta for Washington and all points North and West and at Sa
vannah with tha superb tteamen of the Ocean Steam* hip Company for New York, Boston
—-■ **-- East
"pera on night trains between Savannah and Macon and Atlanta. ’
further Information as to tickets, schedules, route* etc., apply to
J. M. FAGAN, Agent, Americas, na
>. KlINE, Gen. Sup t, Savannah. Ga
J. CL HAILE. G. P. A.. Savannah Ga
D. FLINN, jn, Ticket Agent. America* G
MERICUS FURNITURE
i and UNDERTAKING COMPANY
I 13 Cotton Avenue, lAmericus, Ca.
We are still in the furniture business and in a few dayscan
show the handsomest line of
Bedroom Suites, Chairs, Tables, 'Mattresses, Etc.
canted br tote wall' known bonan. Onr price an THE IDWK8T, quality ot
goodB ccnilderrd, and wn CMpltM. you without difficulty.
EDWARDS, who lor 12 year, hu been Identified witb the furniture
trad, in Amadou* wlU be witb nc.
OUR TJNDERTAKING- DEPARTMENT
and we carry at ell times a foil lino of METALLIC? end CLOTH
3, COFFINS, Etc. This department is In charge of onr
G. O. LOVING, an experienced cmbalmer, who
will respond to all calls, day and night.
Residence 107 Brown St.
WE MANUFACTURE AND SELL
Engines
Grist Mills
Saw Mills
..and.,
everything
in the
Machinery
Line
Get onr
ces before
buying
HERE’S YOUR CHANCE !j
-FOR 10 DAYS ONLY"***" 3
Only!
3Suits from $28 to $35, now “3
cAnT other Suiting in the house, for 10
£ days only...'.
|JOHN KAY,
S2C'-J
Strictly High Class” 3
Merchant Tailor. 23
We operate Machine Shops and Foundry.
We handle Full Line Mill Supplies.
m allary:br@s. & c©.
MACON, :GEORGIA.
AURORA PROCLAIMS
the quality of onr wines and liquors of tho
highest—«U of onr customers sanction
hSa-whywiUyouhomUto? Goodliqooxa
and pure wines arc a man's delight and a
man can always be happy ***?•***£%*
our* It’s just this way. woVo dosing
out our lino of these goods and our cut
pnoes Are cutting deep into the atpez.
Some fines broken now, other* will JJ
soon. Better select now for family and
pocketbook.
Remember Our Restaurant.
The McLeod Co.,
Uider Opera HouseJffi|Telephonel28—6 ctll*