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"jit* .,-a Our Second Car of Horses and Mules For Season 1911—12 ARRIVED MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7th. We now have in our stables about 60 HEAD and are BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER to supply you with just the HORSE or MULE you are looking for. We have a number of HORSES and MARES 4' to 8 years old and weighing from 1000 to 1250 pounds that are clean and straight. If you want a buggy or saddle horse, 'a combination horse or a brood mare, be sure to see this bunch. Our mules are beauties, and must be seen to be appreciated. They are 4 to 6 years old, weigh 1000 to 1150 pounds, are clean of limb, sound of bone and have short, glossy hair. Just the kind that make dollars for the own er and are a pleasure to own and work. COME TO SEE US, make our place your headquarters while in town, put up your .team in our FREE HITCHING YARD at the rear of our stables, where your horse or mule will be out of the sunshine and rain and have a comfortable place to eat and rest. WE SHALL BE GLAD TO DO SOME BUSINESS WITH YOU and will do our utmost to GIVE YOU SATISFACTION IN EVERY TRANSACTION. “For Sale or Swap - - - - Cash or Credit.” J, D. HOLMAN, News From Over the County Br OUR CORE OF CORRESPONDENTS Union. Seme of the farmers of this section are; getting very busy with their fod der. Sebon Collins conducted Sunday School at this place Sunday P. M. Revival Services began at Pearce Chapel Saturday being conducted by Rev. Williams and Johnson. Several people have been visiting in our cobmnnity for the last few weeks among them being Mr. W. N. Aldridge of Tampa Fla. and daugh ter Mrs. Lilia Gibson of Thomas Co. MisseB Cleo Hutchison and Eva Rast are spending a few days with their Aunt Mrs. Lucy Drew. Mr. John Aldredge and mother Mrs. M. A. Aldredge spent Satur day and Sunday at the home of Mr. Gibsor. in Thomas County. A few from this section attended preaching at Pine Creek Sunday. Mr. J. M. Aldredge and sister Mrs. Lizzie Peacock spent the week end. with their sister Mr*r Hutchison aewrChastain.' Richard Atkinson spent Saturday night with hie cousin Mrs. B. Pope. WmAiiI i, Dv. Singletary attended tp bas- ''iness in CairoThursday. Luther Scoggins was seen with his best girl Sunday. Miss Mattie Fulford took supper at the home of Mr. I.’ D. Singletar ’y Sunday night. Mr. S. H. Scoggins and wife shop ped in Cairo Monday. Ask a certain young lady why she looked so sad Sunday night. Well as it is time to go to town will ring off for this time. W. E. T. jh L AkridgpwsegeOn with hits girl Sunday. Mr* Rule Fulford visited big ^rather Mr. J. A, Fulford Sunday. W. Ev Taylor attended Sunday ^Acltgsd at Pina Chapel Sunday, W , MflWrt ^falter Harper and R A. Tired Creek Every body round in this section is busy pulling fodder. Master George Helton was the guest of his brother William T. Helton Sunday. William Combiawas in this sec tion Saturday night. Several st> angers were in our sec tion this week on vacation we guess. Every body is at work in this sec tion but father and he is pulliug fodder me think. Green Kelley of Whigbam Ga. wm in Tired Creek section Sunday enroute to see his brother and sister Mm.'Mamie Helton and H. H. Kelley, Oo$toa picking it on hand infcbfs Harry Kelley was in Tired Creek Saturday section Sunday morning, N Mr*, J, B. Watts was tho guest ef Mrs. 0»W, Helton Sunday.. Jim Helton wo *r* sorrjr to State has the feVer at this writing, As new*isf*©u3p this week we j* will ring off. Sutebribe for the Progress nnji get' all the livaly netyfy- Boothe’s Crossing. Alright, boys fodder pulling is now On hand Monday was a fair sample. Several from around here went out to the Reno school Picnic last Friday, all reported a good time pienty to eat and drink. Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Broom spent Sunday after noon with their mother Mrs. E.fL. Broom. There will be services at Good Hope next Sunday morning at eleven oclock. conducted by Rev, Herring Every body inyited to at tend. Hurrah, boys! Mr. Arthur Lee’s ahead of you all. -He has his lumber placed for a dwellidg what do that mean you recon?. Several of us missed our cold drink last Saturday on account of. log hauling but hope to be on time Saturday. Mr, Walter Booth spent Sunday near Booth Crossing. Mrs, John.Lee spent Monday last week with her sister Mrs. E, I#. Broom. Wo’or glad to learn tth&t Mrs. Amelia Sasser is getting along so well hope for her speedily recover. Mr. and Mi*. J- J- Fc*reil attended services at Piedmont last Sunday. Mr.W. T. Broom vw an the from the buggy against a tree, but we learn she was not so seriously hurt. Misses Belle and Susie Broom visited their sister Mrs. Albert Lee last week. •Say ! whats the matter with the ice cream Suppers? They have almost gone dead it seems. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Booth boarded the train some few days ago bound for Worth Co. tvhere Emory tail road again.! 'Of course he will be badly missed by both, friends and relatives. Misses Lizzie and Maggie Broom spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. John Lee. We’er sorry to learn of the illness of Mrs. Byron Lee, but glad to say she is better. Mrs. M. Mv P#swna*» and Mia* Mattie Lpn Marsh made a business irfj> to Reno Monday- Mr. and Mrs- Jpe Hall 'Wilted their later parents Mr. and Mrs/'J. g, gaSsei last Saturday and Sunday We regret very muoh to learn of the ’ sad accident of $frs Miles Whitfield while on her way' from Cotton crops -are 'looking fine around here now, be glad fer them to continue so. But think W e ’er having too much rain for cotton to do much. .To the Cane Growers. Two girls and one more. Jaeoa’o Defeat. Don’t be to critical. The other day 1 said to a fellow: “Jason, it doeen’t If you want ho increase you capacity for handling your crop of cane it will pay you to talk the matter over with us before coming to a definite conclusion. We have had considerable exper ience along this line and it don’t cost you one cent to get advan tage of our experience. We have just received two car loads of fhe famous Internation al Gasoline engines; we can fur nish you any size from a four to twenty five horse power. It is useless for us to go into the merits of these engines as they are recognized everywhere as the best. If interested come to see us before buying. We can give you easy terms. We also have a car of the very best horse power mills, also e- vaporators, all sizes. We have a few second hand horse power mills that are prac tically as good as new that we can sell you at bargain prices. Let us serve you. • ' Yours Truly; Roddbnreey Hwde, CjJ? rf 1 *?• * Program*** F*r Aug. Hife. show very good manners to whistle in thd dining room. ” “I know it,’« replied JeSon kindlv, w and I’ll stop it, if you-quit eating potatoes with your knife and socking coffee out of yourMueer.” The trouble with Jason 1 is tha; he cannot t*k- advic6.**-<J,vi© ^ Overture—“Ciryl”, March—*‘Orlac” (Cairo)**, •f •- vv * *......, Harlcwi. Sword*. Mackfe. Tfl» Fleer. Swnade—“Sumiptec jOs*” (Baritone Solo)'.,.Beyer, Wight ft Browne, the huattfttg 41 Thikey Tqlk—“A Trombone druggist*, are doing some more Cut-up** ,<• , v .jHarKm. improving. It fe to W remem-'ft Song for, ton. WtoS that those gentlemen fn- to Sleep* V-. stalled a new I«ele& Seda Fount ft Jton^ncd- “Dreaming*',.^. this #riag aad now; they are) —,.. Rockwell. putting in a beautiful tile floor,, 7. MariSh—“Oh Wisconsin’*,.. out hoyet'; if you don,t* ‘lvj: * - wtot-te rfck get of flie fcs