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ADVERTISEM’TS.
ilNISTRATOR’S SAIF.
y Newton C |im| '
order the Ordinary * <4
ed an of
nui.ty. granted at the .March
i; 1 will sell -.o the highest bidder
before the Court house door on
Tuesday in May. 11)07. Five (•>)
he Capital Stock of ihe Fairborn
[zerCompany, [d Fairburn, Georgia Number
by stock certificate
be sold as the property of Mrs.
iin», deceased ; also at the same
hjlace I will sell all of the house
kitchen furniture, and other per
bi'ty [h belonging to said estate,
23,1906.
VV. G. NORMAN' Admr.
if Mrs Collins
To Bridge
Contractors.
< ard of County Commis
bf Newton county, Georgia
five bidi nt the Countv
use at Covington, Ga ,
building of a Steel Bridge
jovey River, at Newton
1 up to noon the 20th day
B907.
pod specifications can be
be office of the County
I ut Covington, Newton
Georgia.
jut cash upon completion
jptunce. Bidders are re
I file a certificate check or
|°nd in the amount of
I s a guarantee of good
|d the Board reserves the
pjeet |he any or all bids.
same time and place
| I'd r the same conditions the
receive bids for the
|cf a steel bridge near Bear
>wn as Gaither’s Bridge.
Pative Fruit Syrup is a new
Ih'iproyement on the laxatives
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[ r> nil? ,,m by to 0. take. C. Brooks. It is
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^MIND FlT7Y > \_ Days We Offer These Prices Some of Our Leaders: if
‘ lL 6 ,v tYQU jomz. nice) rOiTTix 1 Vhat Betty -fa Blue ihe lost her pj Such. 9 For The Next Ten on O
Better any mow ) all little- Betty
(Jive her another. 72 in. all Linen Damask, at 5c yd. The best woman's Shoe in town $1.25 0
TO MATCH THE OTHER..
AND THEN SHE WILL HAVE TWO. 1000 yards Gingham at 5c yd. 8 White Quilts to close out at 98c
But Buster. Brown along Good 4-4 Sheeting at 6 l-2c yd. 5 " “ “ “ “ “ “ $1.20 0
then cav.e
And vhat did little Busted Do 9 36 in. Percale good value at 10c yd. 5 44 44 44 ,4 44 1.85
He. gave her a Blue pair Ribqon of Shce.s Shoe to wear Best Calico at 6c yd. 4 4k 44 44 4, “ “ 2.25 0
the Famous
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5HE LOJT HER SHOE running with lots of things. Come to us—will c*
W ¥ ' Our store is over new see
a F take great pleasure in showing you through. O
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COPYRIGHT 1904 BY THE 0
! DEVELOPMENTS IN
GEORGIA TOWNS.
Many 3 New Industrie?, *, Water¬
Powers, D and ,. Mineral .. and ,
Timber Lands Shown in
Industrial Report.
The Georgia and Alabama In¬
dustrial Index says in its issue of
last week:
4 4 Developments of mineral and
timber lands and of water-powers
and the definitely projected build
ing of cott m mills and interurhan
electric railways are important
features of reports to The Index
for the past seven days Chicago
capitalists, who have purchased
a tract of land on the Oconee river
in Putnam county, Georgia, pro
posed to establish a cotton mill,
utilizing a water-power, and con¬
struct an electrict railway between
the mill and Eatonton, Ga. via
Oconee Springs, a health resort,
which will be developed. It is pro¬
posed to establish a $150,000 cot¬
ton mil! at Buchanan, Ga $50,000
having been subscribed for the
purpose by the citizens of that
place. An Elberton, Ga. firm has
purchased 10,000,000 feet of tim
ber in Twiggs county, Ga and will
establish saw mills. A $10,000
ginnery to be operated with elec¬
tric power from a municipal plant
will be established at LaGrange,
Ga., brick plant, Newborn, Ga.,
and Valdosta, Ga. ; hay press man¬
ufactory. Hogansville, Ga. ; saw
mill, each machine to be equipped
with a.i individual electric motor,
Savannah, Ga ; oil mill, Valdosta,
Ga ; stone and tile works, Wav
cross, Ga. ; 17 new corporations
E. C. DeVVitt & Co , ot Chicago, at
whose laboratory Kodol is prepared, as
sures us that this remarkable d gestant
and corrective for the stomach conforms
fully to all provisions ot the National Pure
Food and Drug Law The Kodol labor¬
atory is a very large one, but if all the
svfferers from indigestion and stomach
troublea could know the virtuer of Kodol
it be impossible for the manusacturers to
■ keep up with the demond. Kodol is sold
' here by -1 A. Wright.
THE ENTERPRISE COVINGTON GA
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W e n Lce C s“!,r ne ° fOUr DAVENP ° RT BEDS WHiCh “ 0t
but a ho u s eMd ' " of b ‘ au *
It means an addition of an extra room to house, it is readily changed from
some Sofa to comfortable your a; a hand
a Bed. Unlike other folding beds, this DAVENPORJ is useful both day
and night.
Our show windows are full of the latest novelties in Furniture. Call and them.
see
Our Undertaking Department is right up to date in every detail. New and elegant Funeral
Cars, Fine Morses, a large stock, and competent men. Calls answered day night.
or
a a EVERI ij Vs.
TUBE STORE
with total minimum capital stock
of $2,590,000 ; 5 story office build¬
ing, Brunswick, Ga.: city halls at
Moulirie, Ga., and Griffin, Ga.;
four churches, two school build¬
ings ; paving plans in four cities,
including .$20,000 of paving, Way
cn ss, Ga ; sewer plans in two
cities; wateworks system. Com¬
merce Ga.; three banks; business
house?; residences; seven land
deals and four municipal bond is¬
sues. Among the contract awards
noted are: $20,000 dormitory,
Cave Springs, Ga., and $37,480
courthouse, Ashburn' Ca.
How To Avoid Appendicitis.
Most victims of appetidiciti- ore
those who are habitually consti¬
pated. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation
by stimulating the livei and bow¬
els and restores the natutal action
of the bowels Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup doe3 not nauseate or
gripe and is mild and pleasant to
take Refuse substitutes C C
Brooks, druggist
Hunting and Fishing Seasons.
The hunting and fishing laws in
Georgia are, in many lespects, en¬
tirely distinct and separate, and
for the benefit of those who are un¬
acquainted with them we give
both in substance.
On March 16th, the hunting sea¬
son proper closed. The time for
killing wild duck and woodcock
expired on Feb. I, and the date
for bunting deer passed with Jun.
I, but it was lawful to hunt quail
till March 15. Other game birds,
such as wild turkey, pheasant,
snipe, dove and the like, could also
be hunted till that date.
The fishing season in any of the
waters of the state, except with
hook and line, closed on Feb. 1,
and remains so until July 1, ex¬
cept fishing for shad, which is pro¬
hibited after April 15.
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The far 11 Cf
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The Boy Who Never Gives Up
Almost from the time ray boy
was able prattle I have endeavored
to impress upon him the meaning
and worth of three things. First,
lie must be brave and fearless; lie
must never break a premise, and
he must never give up trying, re¬
gardless of the obstacles that
might confront him.
My father having served as an
officer m the army during the Civil
War, it was an easy matter for me
to tell many true, stirring tales re¬
lating to his life and the lives of
greater men, out none braver than
the boy’s grandfather.
I have known my boy to bite a
sob in two and fight back the tears
of disappointment because, as be
afterwards told me, “brave men
wouldn’t cry because ♦ h*y couldn't
have their own way. They would
bear it without a word. > }
Once his sister had slight fall,
and ran sobbing to me. “Don’t
cry,” said Brother “Just be
brave. »J
Sister continued to sob, however.
The brother walked up to her, and
gave her a gentle shake: “Don’t
you want to be brave?” he ques
tinned, his voice gravely surprised.
“When I’m a big girl,” Sister
answered, bound to defend herself.
4 4 No— now,” Brother declared
very convincingly. “You want
to begin right now, or y<>u‘ll never
learn.”
I am teaching him the value of
his word by making him under¬
stand he must never make a pryni
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If your blood is impure, thin, diseased
hot or lull of humurs, if you have hlood
poison, cancer, carbuncles, eating sores,
scrofula, eczema, itching, risings and
bumps, scabby and pimply skin, bone
pains, catarrah, rhuematism, or any blood
or skin disease, take Botanic Blood Balm
(B. B. B.). Soon all sores heal, aches
and pains stop, and the blood is made
pure and rich. Druggists or by express
SI per large bottle. Sample free by writ¬
ing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta B. B. B. is
especially advised for chronic, deep-rear
ed cases, as it cures after all else fails.
Sold in Covington Ga. by C. C. Brooks
and J. A. Wright *
ise without meaning to keep it, for
once given it can never he broken.
Within a few days k heard him
ask his four-year-old sister if she
would promise to remain in the
nursery until his return, She
agreed.
t » Remember, it’s a promi-e,” '-e
said. “It’s an awful thing to go
back on your word.”
I have found in various instances
that this simple training lias help¬
ed him to grasp the real spnse of
truthfulness. He appreciates, too,
the fact his mother feels she can
trust him implicity, once Ins word
is given.
When, at the age of four, he
commenced to dress and undress
himself, I discovered that clumsy
knots in the shoe-lacings or un¬
ruly buttons would serve to dis¬
courage hirn very easily. This
was likewise true while playing
with his toys—blocks, for instance.
The self-constructed house would
tumble down before it was hall
completed, the train of cars refused
to remain on the Crack, despite re¬
peated ( fforts, until finally the lit¬
tle boy pushed his toys away with
a gesture of wearit ess.
I sought to overcome this fault,
and I believe I have succeeded by,
after once showing him how to
perform the numerous little feats
that perplexed him, refusing to as¬
sist, him again.
I not only read, but I talked
about other little boys who had
encountered the same difficulties,
but because they would not give
up trying had become Successful!
men. These stories I related again
and again whenever I thought the
time ripe for such an illustration.
Since he was five I have never
once known him to fail to accom¬
plish what he had set his heart on
doing. I have often heard him
chide his sister for seeking aid
when dressing her doll. “Trying
was never beaten,” he said once,
and ho is not vei seven—A Mas¬
sachusetts Mother.
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stops tfco cough and heals iungs
Music Festival.
1 erhaps the largest, children’s
chums ever seen on any stage,
will he that which will sing at the
Mav-J::n<* Music Festival in Atlan
ia on M iv 20th. 30th. and Bint,
and June 1st. The children—400
in all—will l»e under the leader¬
ship of Professor B C. Davis,
musical director of the Atlanta
public schools They will be
dres-ed m pretty costumes, and
will make one of the most attract¬
ive features of the festival.
Rebeii ivals are going on with
the chorus of 300 selected voices,
many of winch will come from
out of town. The orchastra re
henrsnls will commence when the
20 musicians who were selected in
Cincinnati—in addition to as
many more from Atlanta—arrive.
Madame Schumann-Heink, Miss
Bessie Abbott and Catnpanarq
all of the Metiopolitan Opera
P°use, for are reported in fine voice
the festival.
Judging by the sale ot seas"
tickets, which opened this week
popular prices have made a hit.
It is believed that prices of $3, $4
ai d $5 for four performances of
high-class music will prove profit¬
able. A prosp. clris and souven¬
ir 5 Will be mailed anyone who
wirtes Dr. J Lewis Browne at 519
Empire bui'ding.
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The original
LAXATIVE cough remedy , 1
For coughs, colds^ throat and lung
troubles. No opiates. Non-alcoholic*
Good for everybody. Sold everywhere*
The genuine
FOLEY’S HONEY and TAR is in
a Vellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Prepared only by
Foiey &. Company, Chicago.
Sold by C. Brooks.