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j .4,600.00
) n posits in Bank
,y the Farmers in
;outH Georgia.
Ranks in the towns along the line at
The Southern & Florida Ry. aggregate
Georg'2 $ 904.000
Capital of
Surplus of 530,000
Deposits of 3,204.000
^ th erl e deposits the Farmers have forty
cent, amounting to f 2,281,600.
f the wondeifui prosperi.
These figures show
f South Georgia, and that the Farmers srn
c of it.
Joying » large share
If you are a Fanner and would like to have
MOg balance in the Bank, get a farm in
th Georgia while land can be procured of
reasonable price.
For list of lands and prices, and pamphlet
tvine full information, write to
w. L. GLESSNER,
Com. Immigration G. S. & F. Ry.
MACON, GA.
CO YOU
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Your
JtK Health?
If you do, taKe
Hazard's Specific Tablets
the nrver-f&ilincr rare for Indigeition, Nerroot
Debility, Constipation, Kidney nml Bladder
Troclile, Loct Vitality *Dd all kindred disease#.
Th# mo#t wonderful vitalising remedy known
t# mcilir#l irienre. They never fail to git*
hanlth and itrength to the patient. For File#,
Irregular or Paiufnl Menatruation. Leacorrhoea,
etr.. Haggard'# huppoaitorlea ihould ho uard in
connection with the Tablet*. Scud for book of
particular*. Druggiita #ell them at 50c per box.
•r they will ho #enl prepaid epon roceipt of price.
Address Haggard braciFic Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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On Sale
| K ^chins Grocery
c( VINGTON. GEORGIA.
if you want anything, if
Oll’t ”" nt what have not,
he von
1-hPUiSK People about it in THE E
New York 9 s
♦ U° Madness ney 4> “j| sp ■KV-.'v :< P
By CHANN 1 NG POLLOCK.
Author -t.S
and Playwright
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EW YORK i 13 a cit J with moneymania.
the word in ... You will not. find
not jour dictionary, notwithstanding colter which Z von
nee Jump at the conclusion that the
I TO a "kdal” ]’,. !0 ° ' n T Br ( |U ° "' a ? ! ; Ka '''D™ r becam<! 0nce “kafo” Served that the Bow- what
fry /aKIA and what mieht ‘ « on
in Z Y 0 rr n0ma “ a “ ^ MONEY
mtt'Iilw LttTlrzx‘Tp 4110 .-' Tr ™ 011 sing,e fM -
ties being in regular exercise.”
ticular subject” happens to be furniture for churches, par
and homes. On Manhattan Island it schools, theaters
Unpoetic is furniture for the WALLET.
persons call it CASH.
Cash is the only important factor of life-in New York.
golden that lubricates It is the
grease the mills of the gods, the onlv oil used in
EVFltYWTfRTtT^ . UlY M HERE. In of Gotham exastence it drowns S° round. other MONEY kind TALKS
wT” nd d infiniteI any of conver
° es V more **“““8 than the American eagle.
rbm -
I- the u „ Bronx to the Battery it is the unction ponred the soul,
the endless of on of
men topic discussion, the reason for sacrifice, the object
m life. M-O-N-E-Y IS THE METROPOLITAN SPELLING for
art, science and politics, love, faith and religion, jov, and all
mundane things. sorrow
We who inhabit the big city express our trust in
God on a silver dollar and say our prayers twenty times day to the
a
mental image of a golden calf.
* »? at
Perhaps the foregoing strikes you merely as a fantastic flight of
fancy. If you write ‘ N. Y.” after your name in hotel registers you
won’t have long to reflect before you reach the conclusion that every
w ord of it is simple truth. The pursuit of fortune is undertaken in a
“bubble”—last year’s slang for automobile—instead of ON A BUB¬
BLE, and the drippings leave their traces up and down the sands of
tow n. Get into a subway train any morning and nse vour eves and
ears. The station from which you start is attractively designed and
ornately decorated with the kind of paintings that bring the greatest
fame in this commercial age.
A striking landscape on your left is entitled “Udesira Cracker,”
and the much mustached gentleman whose portrait stares from your
right is the maker of a well known kind of talcum powder. In what¬
ever direction you turn you are confronted with reminders that you
would do well to eat certain foods, drink certain liquids or wear certain
garb. A little less profusion in the hanging of these works of art
might cive a better effect, but any New Yorker would THE tell you that
man was a fool who sacrificed coin of the realm YOU 0 ^—
OF MERE BEAUTY.
Safelv squeezed into one of the upright sardine boxes on wheels
which we call cars, you will note that a score of women are standing
while men occupy the seats.
TRADE DISPOSES OF SUCH PETTY DISTINCTIONS AS THE
OF SEX, HOWEVER. THE WO WAN IN BUSINESS IS A
MATTER AND IT WOULD
RIVAL TO BE RECKONED WiTH IN THE STRUGGLE,
SHOW COURTESY TO OR CONSIDERATION FOR A
BE FOLLY TO
RIVAL.
The Simplified Spelling
By Profossor BRANDER MATTHEWS
adhesion of the foremost linguistic authorities of both
IIE ought be reassuring
branches of the English speaking race to
those who have dreaded that the recommendations of the
to work liana -to tongue
simplified spelling board might LNO\V our MUhl
and etymology. It serves to show s. that those who
about English" spelling believe it ought to be improved.
Sooner later what we propose to do is bound to go . = •
or nothrng be tor
thinking people already realize that, and eon
bappeuodfor our movent vigorous blast than lor to us. have V, «« hat pre-deat we v...nt ^ to do on » » a
hil' on and blow a and make teem oo vino
ZHve™ r niF ro^piposing. INTEREST OF PEOPLE that
and the president's action vviii do as
nothing else could. surprise to me. I am sure
The president's order came as an - entire by'the
that I did not even send him any yf the documents published
hai idea that he was interested ia tiia subject
board and did not c . '-y recommended spellings TO received
until a request for our list of
oven
from Secretary Locb. of the ord cr in the papers.
The next I kueu announccm ent
tUo ■ irtev A 't"d in our
I very glad to find that he of
^ ““ 1 "Zm ‘the simplified spelling movement.
to
Xhc opponents to silt
* angers » - “ADHESION LIST” AND HAVE
FOUND SO FAR THAT I HAVE IN THRt=- EXM "States seventy-three USE THE professors SUYiPUIFIED
THEIR WILLINGNESS TO
HAVE ANNOUNCED
I forms.
American Hotels-the Besc
«**».«« .j NeW York Hotel Manager
. .
By r. m. with the samc Class of
X F the American P""!' 1 '-’ h ‘ P ld be a roar
they do . ther0 won HOTE1S
hotels at home as the t THE
which tronld be heard across JIpARE WITH
OF EUROPE SWVIY „ I find this
j THOSE IN THE INLl1 ' ' hotels that vould be con
Paris, where there are or nIv , W » o ™ so
^ to be true in W h “«
rC(1 firat class in this country. wnversations in E LlSll
S1 ' ilri tourists that , more comer..
, overnm " ... lth A C j
than in French were heard.
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J rfiKilSSfgn', INVITES YOUR BUSINESS IN THEIR " I
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0 you a handsome
0 Home Savings Bank Free
If you start an Account now with
Capital deposit
$50000.00 We have receiv-
3 ed ment another of our Home ship¬
Savings I Banks.
0 o any one who
$12300.00 r'fWffBnee—_____ CLARK BANKING CqH i pill *ngs open Account a Sav- with
0 Kr<r«
im* j us of One Dollar
m Shi or more we will
Foe Per Cent T Lend one of these
Interst on Sav- ®| Banks. Call and
ings leposits. lot us explain our
I plan for saving.
CL ARK BAN kIncTcQMPANY _ »
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4 cr Cent Interest Compounded Twice a Year on SavineTDenosits" GEORGIA. ^
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/enable Brothers
F’O R
FURNITURE MM
SEWING MACHINES...
'ORGANS and STOVES
• M«
We are^omg to sell the things carried by cheaper
than us
evr before offered in Covington. Our line em¬
SI braces c»rything from the parlor suite to the Kitchen,
foods so| for cash and on terms to suit the customer.
Our Orgij and Sev.ing Alachir.es especially, will be
\ sold cneJer than ever before offered in this city.
We wit/ 11 y°“ - 1 /
----- 1 $43 ^ id $(53
soi^y Polished Organ from
\y e ill sell you a new style, CfO <f»oo
ght running Sewing Machine. $*0 1 10 $3 5
te give you a ten year guarantee on both Organs
jewing Aiachmes. \ and
ours f or j tonest dealings,
I *£>€> Hendrick BuH^§iL§| 0 S.
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s Meeting!
turday, O hrf 'UkO 13, 10 A.
r ra»''!s-,viinraadii»isa..-ii-.r,i
1 iziKo i;5 s r T n ., sutmsamzs, -J-W:;
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AT THE COURT HOUSE
To Secure the
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the Fifth Congressional District for Newton
County.
Out look for securing senool in Newton
^ depends county excel
on the initial efforts of our citizens to
as
r XVE SHALL HA\ E the school or not.
i im! iiiii aagawMaMiimw:
We Must Act, j !
iCT AT ONCE. , ialk T ..... ilor lt act for it, ^
> and SUB
Don’t forget the date.
^ EVERYBODY INVITED.
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E:NTEBPRI??E
I
Faint Which
Lasts
Fainters, and all others
who understand paint,
know that white lead and
linseed oil make the best
paint. Good, lasting paint
cannot be had if either pig¬
ment or oil is adulterated.
Many of the so-called
j white leads sold now-a
! da ys have barytes, rock
| dus£ » silica, gypsum, etc.
them, v>
in and little rea ■Ml
white lead.
Linseed oil is also fre
mixtures adulterated. Such
are dear at any
price.
I$ed Seal
Ptrre White lead
(Made by the Old Dutch Process)
is absolutely pure, and
makes lasting paint.
r .tTEONAL LFAD COMPANY
. .
i'rctGsn Ave. ucd 7 th Si., Cincinnati, U.
____ Yfilf® 5 ® ky Erst class dealers.
ikam schedbTe.
Georgia Railroad.
trains west.
To Atlanta....... •G:10
To Atlanta....... a r»
| I\» • • • * 6:00 a ni
A tla nta____ 11:09a
, To Atlanta m
•0:50p m
trains east.
f fo Augusta..... 1 a
1 To Augusta.... * m
• 9: O a m
To A tig' .....4; UO *
Central Railway. P -e
Depart to Macon..... • • ■ O :17 a nj
Return from Macon. :8l
n m
Covington Sc Oxford Street R. R.
The following schedule of the
Covington & Oxford Sti’f Rail
road will be fan until further
notice*
Lv Covington Hotel at 5:40
Lv Covington . a u>
Hotel at 8:40 a 14
Lv Covington Hotel at 10:50
Lv Covingron a i#
Hotel at 2:10 p
hv Covington Hotel at 4:10
Lv Covington Hotel p
Lv C vington Hotel 6:25pi 4
at 7:80 p m
TJ e Oxford car m«et9 ali trains
at t e depot.
J. F. Henderson, P Rsb
R- C. Guinn, Sec. .
CASTOR«A For Infants
and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Sears the
Signature of