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The Bond Election Tuesday showed that the people of Bartlesville were unanimously in favor of Public Improvements; that they intended going forward, not backward. Just so, we intend keeping up with the progress of the city by running an up=to=date drug store. This business is under the able management of Mr. D. L. Anderson, who has charge of the Prescription Department and will give the best service at all times. Wiley’s Fresh Candies At All Times. TOURS TO GIVE SATISFACTION, WRIGHT’S Drug Store. ,■ i D. L. ANDERSON, Mgr. D. L. ANDERSON' , Manager and fork. Cut Glass. We have a magnificent line of the newest cut-glass that is thoroughly up-to-date. Just the thing for Chrjstmas presents, wed ding presents, etc. Call and inspect them. We also carry a full line of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Stationery, Perfumery and Sundries. Hot and Cold Drinks, THE BEST TO BE FOUND. Anderson’s Quick Cold Cure, ! Made and For Sale Only By Us. THE BARNESYI LLENEW S-G A ZETTE , THURSDAY, I be present age. Mrs. Chariot! Saturday froml relatives and F Griffin. See J. H. Ba ing for the best' Mr. and MrsrShi Gray were among those who weijfe in attendance upon the Floyd—Gwyn marriage 'at Brent last Thursday. Mr. J. A. McCrary, the popular and efficient cashier of the First National B.nk, spent last Thursday with rela tives at Senoia. For the best horse-shoeing, go to Woodard & Bethune. This elass of work a specialty. Messrs. C. H. Humphrey and W. C. Stafford were among the leading busi ness men and citizens of this city who spent Thanksgiving in Atlanta. “Th© Cutter” offers some start ling bargains to the people this week. Messrs.!’. E. Minhinette and J. L. Hunt were in Atlanta last Thursday enjoying Thanksgiving and witnessing the Georgia-Auburn foot-ball game. Messrs. Jackson Bush and Pearce two of llarnesville’s most popular young men, spent Thanksgiv ing in Atlanta with the formers’ par ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bush. We have the largest line of Gold Rings ever shown in Barnesville-see them. J. 11. Bate & Cos. Mrs. W. S.* Ingram left yesterday morning for Tennile where she goes to be with her brother, who happened to the misfortune to get his left 'hand mashed off in an oil mill at that place. For Rent —My 0 room house on Forsyth street. Possession at once. 1 B. 11. Butts. Dr. J. A. Corry was called to Augus ta last week to attend the bedside of his brother there, who is quite sick. His many friends hope his brother will be much improved when he returns h0me,,,.,, , , /uI) ,, ir , ri 1(I> , Miss Julia Holly, of Concord, spent cjgjfp here last week the guest of her cousin, Miss Priscilla Stroud, on Thomaston street. While here she made quite a favorable impression and wqn a number of friends. See our line of cut glass-the kind that hajs, the trade mark on it, the “Real Thing.” J. 11. Bate $ Cos. Mr. Harold Murphey who lias a re sponsible position with the lirin of Douglas & Davison, of Atlanta, came down Saturday and remained Sunday the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 6. Murphey on Thomaston street. A few more pecan trees for sale. Ap ply to R. L. Swatts. ,Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Durden and little daughter returned home last Saturday night. They have been ab sent sometime attending the Staff! Baptist Convention in* Americus and vssiting relrtives in Montezuma and other places in that section. <• ’ Rev. M. M. Walraven, of the Rock, was here last Saturday on business. He has been returned to Ths Rock ap pointment by the conference and has a,large number of friends and is well liked by his church. A. Summers, practical painter, wall tinter and paper hanger, uphoidster and sign painter. Residence, Holmes street. Leave orders at Blackburn’s drug store for Barnesvilleand adjacent towns and country. Mr. J. T. Willis, the able editor of the Thomaston Times, was here on business several days last week. He is makingaclean newsy sheet out of that paper and it promises' to be on of the best papers'in this section. Dont wait until the last minute to select your best Christmas gift. We can serve you before the rush. J. H. Bate <St Cos. Professor Fred Brinson, of Bartow, Ga., has been here several days circul ating among his numerous friends. He is a graduate of Gordon Institute and was one of its most popular stud ents. He is accorded a cordial wel come when he visits this city. For Rent —One 3 horse farm 3 miles south of Barnesville. For terms apply to Mrs. P. A. Christian, in care of Jno. L. Heed, Griffin, Ga. Messrs. Roy Blount and Warren Woodard, the two able assistant cash iers, of the First National and Citizens Banks respectively, wore among the i young men of this city who went to Atlanta last Thurixlay to witness the Georgia-Auburn foot-ball game. Mr. Ed Howard left last Saturday for Washington City, where he goes to assume his duties as page in the house of representatives, to which place he was recently appointed through the instrumentality of Congressman Bart lett. Hi is a splendid young man and his appointment is gratifying to Barnei vijlle and Pike otmty. ■ I : fIAT PERSONAL f;rta Mitchell I®.Thursday to Jpjwyn marri- K returned last [tended visit to in the city of po. if you are look ed ay goods. We are offering very low prices on j china. J. H. Bate A Cos. Mrs. Ellen Perdue, who has been spending sometime in Macon the guest of relatives, returned to Barnesville Monday afternoon and is now' at home with the family of her boii, Dr. C. H. Perdue. Found —My little daughter found $20.00a few days ago. Owner can get same by designating amount of each bill. J. Walter Hiohtowkk. Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Lewis, of Thomastou, arrived in the city Monday afternoon to spend several days as the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elder on Thomaston street. Miss Wilbur Walker, who is a band some and attractive young lady of Colliers Station, arrived in the city Monday morning to be the guest of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Collier for several days, on Forsyth street. Mrs. Wallace Frances, of Atlanta, spent Hunday night in the city the guest of the family of Mrs. LatiJa Ken dall Rogers on Greenwood street. She was on her way to Macon to visit relatives and friends. Misses Dora and Lillian Ward, two of Milner’s most popular and attractive young ladies, spent Monday in the city as the guests of their sister, Mrs. W. If. Chambers. They have lots of friends in this city. Notice —Look to your horses and mules, lie treats all diseases of horses and mules, if your horse or mule has a cough you had better get H. Beeves tocure it,or he will be a heaver. If you owe him anything come and pay him ; yon may need him ugain. Miss Mary Merritt, of Gainesville, spent several days here last week as the guest of Miss Myrtico Nelson. She lias a responsible position in the pub lic schools at Woodbury. She is an artist of consider.ble ability and her work took several first prizes at the State Fair in Valdosta. She formerly lived here and has scores of friends and relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan attend ed the Floyd—Gwyn marriage at Brent last Thursday. Judge C. J. Lester spent last Monday in the city of Atlanta looking after im portant business matters. Mr. J. J. Moore, a prominent citizen of near The Rock, was hero Monday looking after business in the city. Mr. E. L. Cook went to Atlanta last Thursday to witness the foot-ball game between Georgia and Auburn. Miss Aurie Belle Collier went up to Griffin Sunday to spend the day as the guest of her sister, Miss Kittie Collier. “The Cutter” offers some start ling bargains to the people this week. Prof. V. E. Orr, a prominent educa tor and business man of Atlanta, was here last Saturday looking after his interests. Sterling silver is cheaper than ever before. Get our prices. J. H. Bate a Cos. Mrs. Will Gardner returned Monday night from Atlanta where she has been several days, the guest of friends and relatives. MissMittie Lee went up to Atlanta Wednesday night to be the guest of friends and relatives during Thanks giving day. Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Jordan were among those wao went from here to Brent last Thursday to be present at the Floyd—Gwyn marriage. Mr. J. H. Marclunan, who is one of the most prominent business men and leading citizens of The‘Rock, was in town Mondny looking after business. * *The Cutter 9 ’ offers some start ling bargains to the people this week. Mr. Robert Murphey was among the young men from this city who went to 'Atlanta last Thursday to see the Geor gia-Auburn foot-ball game. Mrs. H. M. Franklin, who has been spending sometime with her mother, Mrs. L. K. Rogers, returned home to Atlanta Monday morning. We continue to keep a full line of pictures, suitable for Holiday and Bridal presents. J. If. BAtk A Cos. Mr. Frank Gilleland, who holds a good position with the Talbotton New Era, was here several days last week visiting friends and relatives. For Rent —Good one or two horse farm, 1 miles south of town, to first class white tenant. None other need apply. B. Tarver Woodall. Mr. J. L. Pitts who is a representa tive leading citizen and business man of this city left Monday morning for a few days visit to his old home in New born. For Sale--My house and lot on Brown avenue. Will sell reasonably on easy terms. Apply, to J. C. Aoamh, Jackson, Ga. Miss lone Pope, who has been io the city for several months witli the J. C. Collier Cos., returned to her home in Dublin Tuesday morning. While here she nmde quite a number of friends. Something New Every Week. —— 5 Who Puts Up Your Prescriptions o ■ We invito the privilege. We use the best quality of every drug; we exercise the most exacting care with every part of the work. We pro duce medicine that brings the best possible results. We charge only a living profit above the cost of materials. LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS? Wright’s Drug Store D. L. Anderson, Mgr. Money Back if Not Satisfied. A TEXAS WON DR. HAfil/8 GI IK AT DISCOVERY. One small bottle of Hall’s Great Dis covery cores all kidney and bladder troubles, removes gravel, cures diabe tes, seminal emissions, weak and lame backs, rheumatism and all irregularity of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women, regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggist, will send by mail on re ceipts of sl. One small bottle is two months’ treatment, and will pure any case above mentioned. Dr. E. W. Hafl sole manufacturer. P. O. Bo* 629, Bt. Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold by W. A. Wright. Martin, Tenn., June 8, 1901. This is to certify that I have used Hall’s Texas Wonder for kidney trou ble and have never found anything ;ts equal. Its merits are wonderful. Try it, as I did, and be convinced. Rkv. R. C. Wuitnei.l. Don’t snub a man because he 1 joks green. A watermelon has a similar look, nut is usually all right at heart. 1 1 -y When some men talk, others are apt to regret that automatic ear-closers have not yet been plac ed upon the market. SLEEP FOR BABY AND REST FOR Sleep for Skin Tortured Babies and Rest for Tired Mothers, in Warm Baths with And gentle applications of Cuti cura Ointment, purest of emol lients and greatest of skin cures* to be followed in severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent Pills. This is the most speedy* permanent* and economical treat ment for torturing, disfiguring* itching, burning* bleeding, scaly* crusted*and pimply skin and scalp humours, with loss of hair, of in fants and children* ever com pounded. Millions of People uhkCutici-ra Soap, asslcteil by Ciiticuka Ointment, forbuautl fylug the fcklu, for cleansing the sculp, utul the stopping of failing hair, for softening, whitening, anil sis,thing re<!, rough, and sore hands, and for all the purposes of the toilet, hath, and anrserr. Millions of women ueeCli ticika Soap in baths for annoying irritations, inflammations, andchuflngs, too free or offen sive perspiration. In washes for ulcerative weak nesses, and for raalr sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves. vs* Pans nsCiH. Sou rropA, BMoa.