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* t 8>- O A. HARWELL,
I Dealer UNDERTAKING in GOODS
FURNITURE AND
i il .! Owing to so much rain and shortage V* in the cotton crop, I will, starting the 20th of this month, and continuing 30 D A y S
& bill dollar for 10 PER CENT ON ACTUAL ,
B will sell FOR CASH, anything in the Furniture Line amounting to a over one
COST, and bills over one hundred dollars at 7 1-2 Per Cent on Actual Cost.
ai on public generally than before offered Covington
I have a larger and better assortment for the accommodation of the ever m
a under any conditions. I mean exactly what I say. Watch this space for the next twelve months and see what I have to offer.
k Yours for Trade, and Especially Friendship,
1 P. S. I will continue to sell on any kind of terms the public may wish. C. A. H.
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The Jamestown Exposition and
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•‘The chosen leaf of bard and chief
Old Erin’s native Shamrock.”
This dear little plant around
which clusters the memories and
the hope of a valiant race will con¬
tribute its aid to the interest that
will center in the Jamestown Ter
Gentenial Exposition.
The late Patrick Sarsfield Gil
more was wont to boast that the
best p’-oof that toe race to which
he belonged was a musical people
ia to he found in the fact that the
loirp, that most exquisite of string¬
ed i: siruments, was their emblem.
Tiie ""nial bandmaster might have
pressed his aigument lurther by
claiming for them a discreet taste
in Botany.
But the Shamrock, like the sons
and d nighters of Erin, has taken
root in other soi ; 1 than that to
which i: was inai.. ■ ms.
On ( he 20th of O-tnlier of the
i of Nor
folk, <m the way to his place of
} , iness, espied a rnnuit of Erin’s
plan * c rowing along the footwalk.
He d! ucked it and brought it into
il »• pw "taper office where it caused
a genuine surprise to the Botanist.
It a real species of the three
b of-<1 shamrock, the same instrn
nipot by which tradition asserts,
St. Bat riilc proved tot lie Ardrigh
of Erin the compatability with
raison of the Most Holy Trinity.
The genus clover is common to
ibe world, but the three-leafed
specie’ is a rarity and it is quite
i — rtain that some ardent son of
Erin planted the seed in Norfolk.
Would it be unreasonable to sup
pose that Tom Moore who wrote
beautiful poem on the Shamrock,
from which the quotation at the
hnai of this article is taken, was
th^ man who planted the seed?
( i The poet of all circles and
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Everitt s Furniture Store is brim full of ele gunt goods that will make suitable '‘Christmas
t Presents. Try to make your gifts < more practical and the result will please you.
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( hristmas Suggestions. L. -A Pit ! Harness and Y r ehicle Dep’f
w Look over the following list and see if there is -'PlW-. I V \ We carry the most ud to date line of Vehicles
not something that appeals to your fancy : Rugs, A / / \ and Harness to be found anywhere, A full stock
Art Squares, Pictures, Victor Talking Machines, / \A \ of NORMAN Buggies always hand.
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and Records, Parlor and Church Organs, Sowing - ■■ ! V -Af/ p worthy 0
8 Machines, Cook Stoves, Rockers in grOAt variety, i ' / - \ / i I 'Ml-7 / V G' I Our stock of Winter Lap Robes is
Office Chairs, Center Tables, Library and Dining / V your inspection.
No trouble to show goods. Come and exanu Iie
Tables, Office Desks, Ladies Writing Desks, Ta
II bourettes, Pedestals, Clocks, Lamps, Book Cases, stock.
fk’i' Hall Racks, China Closets, Sideboards, Bed Room R.E, SVERITT, a
? ri Suits, Trunks, a hundred Iron Suit other Beds, Cases, things Springs, Baby too Carriages, numerous Mattresses, Go-Carts, to Comforts, mention. and C * \
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Mol of his own ” was twice in Nor
folk during the years 1800-4. He
wrote some of his best poetry in
that city, practicularly “A Ballad
the Lake of Dismal Swamp. » f
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When these visits were made the
fate of his friends, Lord Edward
Fitzgerald and Robert Emnet were
keenly fresh in his memory, He
subsequently immortalized both
these heroes, the ore in poesy, the
othe in biography. It is quite
probable, therefore, that Moore,
on leaving Ireland for his Ameri
can tour, brought the seed of the
cherished plant along with him
with the resolve of giving it nur
ture in the free soil of Virginia.
But however it came, the fact
iS , eBUblished thnt ,, j s pr oxi
mity to the Jamestown Exposition
grounds.
A type that blends
Three godlike friends
Love, Valor, Wit forever ,
May be found in flourishing verdan y- |
CAEJ'TORI^.. The Kind You Hav e Mut t Ecu# i
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In order to increase our sub¬
scription and to help onr sub¬
scribers we are able to made the
following literal clubbing rates :
The Enterprise and Tom Wat¬
son’s Jeffersonian for $1.75.
The Enterprise and Tri-Weekly
j Constitution $1.75,
The Enterprise and Semi-Week
i ly Journal and a. premium $1.75.
| The Enterprise, Review of Re
{ views, Woman’s Home Compan¬
ion, .Success Magazine $6.00, all
for $3.75.
The Enterprise and a standard
book of fiction, including such
works as Dickens, Scott, Thack
ry, Ruskin, for $1.15.
z CL co pi n o > 21 O H O 25 o >
New Fall Suits
If you wish to dress and look like
the city woman and wear a style
now fashionable in New York and.
other metropolitan cities—If you want
to choose that style from the frafest
source with largest variety
Of Jill Fashionable Cur•
rent Styles
And if you are not averse to sav¬
ing dollars—no matter how little you
expect to pay—visit or correspond
with J. M. High Co., Atlanta's great¬
est ready-to-wear store.
4m Tailor-made $10 to Suits $75
m Visiting $25 Costumes to $50
Separate Skirts
m $3.98 to $10
m Dressy Pain Coats $7.50 Skirts to $25
•• ^itfHfM $7.50 to $25
Winter Jackets
$5 to $15
4 Jjong Coats $7.50 Loose
■«..... S to $25
i t Dressy
I j v
\ Waists
. \.m , . \ $o to $25
K.i ; ‘ AY" Waists
I $1.00 to $5
nr,.. VV 0 rea Specials
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No. 1. A handsome tailor-made Suit
I something- finest chiffon on order broadcloth, 0 f cut, of
I | Style: blouse is exquisitely bloimc
|| in panne velvet and silk trimmed
I deep girdle braid- has
of rich panne velvet
I Suit is linisbed in velvet buttons
| | skirt Suit is is A late WINNER, r>ew-pleated model This
value and the great
J I colors, est blue, at S25 brown , in. all Atlanta:
black, and $25 00
all sizes
No. 2. THE HIOST REMARKABLE
SUIT OFFER IN OUR HISTORY—
A limited quantity stylish tailor-made
Suits of all-wool Venetian or silk
finish, broadcloth, tight-fitting jacket
style; hss velvet collar and cuffs;
both jacket and skirt is braid
trimmed: comes in navy,
and black. Priced to our < p
l mail order trade .. ■...... vfsh.UU
Ad-dreas all orders to the “Mail Or¬
der Store” of the South. '
J. M HIGH CO.,
Jitlanta, Ga.
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We are prepared to do first class
repair work on all kinds of vehicles
Prices reasonable. E. H Lewis &
Bro.
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The Country Girl
at Opera House.
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Coming, the prettv musical sue
cess, “The Country Girl” at Op
era House Monday, Dec. 17 with
all its whistley music, pretty girls
and funny comedians, The show
is rich in music—all the late and
most up-to date songs are sung by
people who can sing, and support
ed by a chorus of pretty girls.
Among the principals are, Y. C.
Alley, Al. W. Fremont, Mis9
Emilv Curtis, Miss Maud Falsom,
Miss Mable School field, Mr. Wil
bur George, Ernest Murray, Ther
esa Vaughn and other artists well
known to the musical world.
Prof. Carpenter, the clever lTiusi
cal director and author, has charge
of Musical Enseniblage which
starts them all whistling. The
costumes of the show' were qare
fully selected for each number as
well as the play itself. Seats
will befplaced on sale at usual
place in advance.
E. C D< Witt h Co, of" lncago, a. 4
whose laboratory Kodol is prepared, as
sures us that this remarkable d’gestan;
and corrective for the stomach conforms
fully io all provisions of the National Tire
Food and Drug Law. The Kodol labor
atory is a very large one, but if all the
svffeiers from indigestion and stomach
troublea could knotv the virtuer of Kodol
il be impossible for the manusacturers t«>
keep up with the demotid. Kodol is • old
here by J A. Wright.
The Enterprise has on hand a
large supply of all kinds of the
highest grades of bond paper and
envelopes. We are now prepared
to get up any kind of job you
want. Give us a trial.
For wedding presents see the
line of Libbey’s Cut Glass and
Stearlmg Silver at Sains the Jew¬
eler.
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Many bills are being introduced
j n Congress every day, but there
are anly a few of them of real
national interest. One of the
most important, and which stands
a possibility of passing at the
present session, is that by Repre
sentative Perkins of New York,
ombodysng the ideas of the Pris¬
ident on the inheritance tax.
This bill is not very drastic, but
i s drawn with an idea of with
standing the scrutiny of the Su
preme Court. It provides for a
tax on all legacies of $25,000 or
over. The amount assessed varies
with the closeness of kin between
the testator legatee. In case of
a direct descendant, a brother, sis
ter, husbaud or father, the tax
will be only 75% in every $100 on
(he minimum amount named.
This tax increm : as t he c nsan
guinity dimini , and in the
case of a legacy to strangers it
amounts $5 00 in every 1100. On
t l t tiding
|scale, which increases fhe tuxa
. he
|- tlon as 1 increases so
; hat in the CSS ‘ < 1 h gaci< 3 of $30,
j 000,000 or over the tax would
aU i0UUt to one-quui'ter o-f the be
qutrt itsrlf.
Provision for the collection of
the tax is made through the Bu¬
reau of Internal Revenue. In the
case of estates over $1,000,000 in
value, the executors are given
three years, if desired, in which
no settle the taxes. The deferred
taxes will draw interest at the rate
of 0 per cent, but the object of the
delay is to prevent sacrificing real
estate or securities by throwing
a large amount immediately on
the market. The question of an
income tax has not yet been broa¬
ched, but it is understood that a
bill to this end will be introduced
a little later in the session-
le iges.
The following changes
made in the arrival of the
on the Georgia railroad
point Sunday: j
wicst bound.
No. 2 to Atlanta ar.' Coving
“ 9 “ leaves, ’ j
to "
“ 1 to “
ar.
“ 27 to “
ar.
EAST BOUND.
No. to arrives at Covington
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D. MEADOR,
Will Practice in all BuildiJ the Coj
Offices 15 & 17 Star
Covington, Ga, j
JgJDGAR R. GUNN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office 23 Sfai Building,
Special Attention Given Colli
Coving t-en, Ga.
JAS. P. COOLEY
ATTORNEY
And Counsellor At L
Covington, Ga.
OfSea 13 , Star Building
WHEN
YOU HAVE A COLD
ALWAYS TASE
t Chamberlain'
Cough Serna
It is famous depended for its cures and j
ways be upon.
l teracto any tendency of a
\ to result in pneumonia.
IT IS SAFE AND SURE.
Price 25c. Large s<«y
vV 50 cent*.
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