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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1899)
M ir mm il p f|8 1 ! cl ; ■ t.s c ft io-a li 3 u gU? a S. S. S. is a Great Blessing to feccicniss .\ge t.ho sickness among neavb- nil Of tSZ Oil People. It Givss Than * wholly unuecrs.-sirv. lb keep i)u> it is ^%aX'Tfli Haw Blood art Lit CD \ h to b Sfp«F a Sent* R sutler generally. S S. b. is from which they s<> the remedy which w,U k-.p inuld^up ,nd life u^energ.^nnJ to tlv, who!.- body ,It ■» ««*«<«» ' mP tne aopeti'e f. - t-J *£? Ci.‘ Pike IS ^ A. ; 1 ur r8 I legs ^ Toe >n *Kksi £ adjition SS* iiud K.-zerca srai^ terribly on .,wi of IA my ss a eou.oiftely « M 3 dla.nhwto»ayths.t hbe l ^iaswell^ieveritniiamy of oiqait;, lia.. says: J or_eig.it X t,; ; . T w Lovin. \ fr-m h»rv eruption on f een vears I suffered t.ort.:rf>» a but t.i-y , .... » rev bin I tried almost every known remi uj failed one by one aud -1 was tUlsnt to - be blood well again.. thoroughly, I finally and took now S. 1 am S. S.. m perfect health. JVgggfcfr M iS my BLOOD & a S. 8. FOR THE *v. Vv« Mi fe the ortlv remedv which can build up and strengthen people brViiUf-e it is the only one winch is S^u.-ini <y- d old meu-ury, arsernv ain, o free from ’> >«^lt ,, hon ,i c „i s whatever T " h ‘" "■’" n s "'" ' h Swift f-iv»-itfe < o.. Atlanta. Ga. - You’ve Cot It! You Know It! Why Not Be Cured Easy? -THAT IS YOU HAVE Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Stomach Trouble, Liver Trouble or Kidney Trouble. Tate Spring Water Fron SS lnss ’f ill Cure You. testimonials. H. L. T'ri v for, Gov. of Tenn., Nashville, oj reio.vo T ,| e Spring* as the best on the continent.” David Kirk, Pres, McCalmont Oil Co., P ttshurg. Pa.: “I believe Tate Spring water is an infallible cure for dyspepsia." J. B. Levert. 803 Perdido St., New Or. leans, Feb. 3, ’97: “I consider Tate Spring « tuost delightf ul summer resort anil the —Swifter superior to any I ever used.” tgiuCidl on the Edirorof The Advocate-Democrat for a 40 page book, free con' tnining 050 of our 5.009 testimonials. Cordial Invitation To Our Friends and to the Visitors to Our City During Merry Makers Week: We specially invite you to m ike our store jmur headquarters. You will find every convenience you want and should you desire to make a purchase of a suit, hat or furnishings, you will find a force of polite salesmen to wait on you anp who will taae pleasure to show you one ot the handsomest lines ot clothing ever shown in our city. Special Department for Ladies and Ladies to Serve You. I. C. LEVY’S SON & CO -1 Tailor-Fit Clothiers, 838 Broad Street i Augusta, Ga. GEORGIA RAILROAD. -AND CONNECTIONS. For nformation as to Routes, Schedules aud Rates, both Passenger and Freight, write to either of the undersigned. You will receive prompt reply aud reliable information. JOB XV WHITE, A. O. -TACKSON T. P. A. G. P. A. Augusta, Ga. C. F. J. P. A. Atlanta W. TV HARDWICK, S. A. Wacrni, Oa. 4 # J I H W ^ J ^ S 'MfclK * V 1 r\ O Vftta L« rnj*t um-M !«■ it# »sc » w X BolbsKwd Plant* h*Y# io of mttefied Cmtnm**** for a fcaif century, artd t« GUIDE, the v ' 2 VICK S GAB0EN AND FLORAL + which work of art. ft tuar AJ4 tti «Y»k>rK. 4 p«e*. mwwr, aini nra.-.r W 1 while V ^ h£a , iY)nK( balfione ; i!u«itruioiM of Flowers. WtHrtvb! f l'i» 'tK. Kdr»a. ”1*.. - i{stiifl» :;» ^ T ^ r>w. ft*r th* a m c»uiu*mf tMxkm* an of »•.: It ir**^** ' ^ tojite wwiir ^ T* zixrr ton** an*! a ▼<* w >«i**xprwitr- r-**tl ^ l*«ii wv wai*l *-vtarvf»n« j*»tertai%^G m * ’bor • Krxi UM with X»«m- Rill for if; CIS. It i e l!-h**w r-rr«JH i* ;cirf-<» H.r J *-43 eta, worth of for puriho*** i« >>mt 2 V *^tS^2S»& ^ fi,t - Ul45,m,, ‘ r 5 } J a j 2 t 2 JAMES JAMES wICIf VICKS S AOMS SOWS, Dn/*•"' — rCR rtK > N. "* Y. jf a G. A. Athens. M. R. HUDSON, 8 . f.iP.A. Atlanta. Ga. j. S. Carr, Durham, N. C. -‘I think it the finest water to be found anywhere,” J. M. Studebaker, South Bend. Ind.: ‘‘I believe there is no s| ring in America that contains the healing qualities that Tate Spring does.” Titos. A. Mellon, Pittsburk, Pa.: “I oe lievu theTe is no water in this country equal to Tate’s for the cure of neuralgia, as well as dyspepsia and liver troubles." A Sew Shop. I have moved into my new shop on Broad street where I welcome all m\ while friends to my handsome quarters. I will yisit your homes and do hair catting and shompooing for the Sadies and child¬ ren; also sharpen razors. I have added a shoe-shlaibg deparment. Give me 11 call. JOHN W. WILLIAMS. Barber, Crawfordville, Ga. CI PI ™ BEISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &C., fok any makk of qin. ,; NG'NE8, BOILERS AND PRESSES And Repairs f*r same. Shafting, Pulleys Belting, Injectors. Pipes, Valv*-e and Mtttags LOMBARD m mm 4SUPPLY CO., avol'STA. oa. ITT 11 IV’ *1 ^ I T * P A T A!U“i S“ our aid. Address, ||1 \ J| K | THE PATENT Baltimore. RECORD, Subscriptions to 'y.o Patent Record 11.10 per annum. r ree or Uliaise. Any adult suffering from a cold settled on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung troubles of anv nature, who will ea'l at SNTUp« ] il n J i ! I • , • . N'f > thTGIlLOT lUIUjrtfflCu) lia 1 - bUCO ail j i I'vij v.Jd ds ib Bo'scheo’.s - German hvrupia qr' of tllf* C’,1 V||lZ‘iCi V-OilG. .x rp 1 AI'IlvV T . t j i , * veaf uhr. J 'iw, ’°,, mill!OD.HO f botl> were (HYCD oifre*-* °iii*ar"veious. fi . t Wi :t *,.r V OU it was It is really thej Throat endorsed by phi.sv un,. Dae <ent j , tioiti* - will cure or prove i # ulue. So. J dealers ia ait civilized couutr.ea. The Lust of Our Trip. We promised to give a few move remarks about our trip to Tybeo. We arrived at Savannah on July 1‘Jth and were meet there by Mr. Pleas Sto\ all of the Savannah Press and weie gi\en a nice car ride around the city. Savannah is one of the prettiest cities in the South and* the elec,ric car ride through her broad streets bordered with hM1<ls “' w t-^. “"f oli “ gro\ es, wasveij deiightiul and “uch appreciated. Alter landing at tne depot bound for Tybee, we bought tickets and in a lew moments *e wore over the 15 mile stretch of P rairie marsh aud StaaChng around the counter at lybf» hotel trying to register aud m »>»- >° -r The hotel, the onely one on the island, was crowded and our party, nearly 200 strong, over¬ flowed things and it was after L 2 o’clock before some of them gut to bed aud then some slept on cots “in holes in the wall, as some of the boys called their rooms. We happened to better luck, however, as manage® Graham put us on a mosquitp net in the children s dining room —t hat is, we used the net for'a pillow. The rates at the hotel are $3 per day but our party had reduced rates —$2 per day. The next day was enjoyed strolling on the beach looking at the bathers aud picking up shells fresh from the bottom of *» great Atlantic. Tybee is one df the prettiest places on the south!-' era coast for bathing and enjoy ing a sea side outing. They have large pavillions for dancing, an? good music each afternoon* Bathing houses are ample and many of the dusty editors took advantage of a salty bath, w* meutwith several acquaintances from various parts of the state. It is a lovely place ail summer. Nights of the 13th and 14th we spent in Savanah where wa found the handsome rooms aud fare at the DeSoto more suited to our fancy. the This finest popular iu tb hog tel is one of South and is booming all thi oughj the winter with northern Jteople After seeing a few sights about the city we returned to Tybee and 1 enjoyed A a that h, dtli ,i:„ Rif, htiu 0 breeze again. While in Savanah several of the party were treated to lunch¬ eon at the Morning News office and were shown the terminals of the Central Railroad and the g rea t ocean ships run by that company< 1 J Savannah is a place and the Central Railroad is a great system doing a large shipping business both by steam¬ ers and by railroads. in savannah we found ex Sheriff Henry, Robt. A. David¬ son, and Lee Gunn all formerly ofTalial’erro county, doing well in that city. Saturday morning the 15th. we took passage over the Central Railroad to Augusta, the run being made quickly and pleas¬ antly. At Augusta, we had about one hour and a half which was spent looking around the city, arriving at Crawford ;it . o:10 - , r , Oi el .I. the . .ij jld re-lia j! Georgia Railroad. This road aud the Central of Georgia and their branches are well equip ped roads aud are doing a large k„el ’ n ncg than , the royttl , reception .. more and entertainment at Dublin, the Gem City by the Octal*. Long “ J she flourish. Iii Hands of the Trusts. It is alarming to what extent trusts are getting hold of this country. Everything we eat. use and wear in this day is almost eatirely ru]ed in one way or 0 tber by a trust, large or small. ^ eyeu comes home to ville. The larger the town the |UorQ . nti(?the trusts grow. The honest dealer working in jividuaHy is “not, in At" in most deals and"he msiy Lath stand-off with hi,Hager i» W. and won dor jf.liis endeavor at. uprightness is not appreciated by his fellow man Brother, it is not so much work bufc it i. s the “pull” t ; gets the pormission these days It is a bad state of affairs, but never the less true. castohia. Bears the The Kind Von Have Always Bought Signature / •f —A fine barbecue dinner, with coffee, ice cream and cake, all for 85 cents was the cheapest ever heard of but the Crawford - ville ladies furnished plenty of them Tuesday. —Misses Bessie and Edna Heard, of Florence, S. C., Henrietta Smith and Leila j<ji-uig'Ru, and Fannie Reynolds, oj ; Siloam, were the guests of Mrs. W. T. Flynt this week. —Bob Madison, Col., who was wanted here for assaulting his i step-daughter, was attested in Thomson oil Wednesday and **»*■>* «P by deputy She,It i< ui’t Tobncro Sjiil ami Suiulte lour I.ill* Amiy. Tt> quit tobac.oo easily and forever, be mag turtle, full of life, nerve ami vigor, talte No-To line, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong All druggists, 50 e or Si. Cure guaran¬ teed. Booklet and sample free. Address Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. Our Honor Koll. The following kind patrons have paid their subscriptions since our lust issue A. Ogletrce, 50c to Nov. 25 ’!>!> VV. I). Ogletrce, $1 to Doc, 1, ’tH» J. T. Lyle, 50c to May 35 IhuO Georgia N’ormul mid Industrial College. •‘The above named state institution for the education of Georgia girls and young women will begin its ninth annual mission ju (September thnl Taliaferro 18th, lf-09. 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