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THF COVINGTON ENTERPRISE
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One Man Did !~Can You ?~Of Course.
The greatest opportunity for money-making'—CLEAR
is within the reach of the fortune-favored
PROFIT—to-day, and the opportunity to till
who is possessed of a farm
man
the soil. feels that it is only nec
To prove this fact The Enterprise
mention one fact which has just come
■essary at this time to GEORGIA FARM
to its notice—an instance o f w hat ONE
ER HAS ACCOMPLISHED farmer, has made
Mr. R. A. Almand, a Wilkes county
bushels of good corn-not estimated, but actual
this year 800
measure. careful
Mr. Almand, who is a business man, kept a ac
of the on this corn crop, and the total cost
count expense $65, "or 8 CENTS A
of this crop of 800 bushels of corn was
BUSHEL. .
It’s easy to figure his profit.
We take it that this farmer is no better than the aveiage,
that he had no better land than the average—especially our
Newton county land.
To the who raised cotton and bought corn and feed
man
stuff: Who made the greatest profit this season, you or Mr
Almand?
Get ready fora SURE ENOUGH CORN CROP next
spring and make some clear profit in connection with your
wheat and oats and cotton.
Oxford Should Be the Place.
During the earlier art of the session of the North Geor
gia ia Conference there was a discussion of the advisability of
establishing a permanent chautauqua by the Conference, to
be located at some place within the Conference territory.
There is no doubt but that such a step will eventually be
taken by the Conference, and when the step is taken efforts
should be made to have the cluutauqua located at Oxford.
This is the logical location for such an enterprise and
there are many reasons to support the contention.
Oxford as the seat of Emory college should be the home
of the proposed enterprise, The location is a central one and
the moral and religious atmosphere is all that could be de¬
sired by any one.
Covington and Newton county should co-operate in this
matter and plans should be matured for securing the Chautau¬
qua when the proper time comes for action.
This community should never lose an opportunity to se¬
cure such enterprises.
There is no reason or inducement that should be allowed
to influence the Conference in locating the chautauqua else¬
where.
Let’s keep this in mind, All should be interested in a
ereat movement of this kind, which would mean so much to
Oxford, Covington and Newton county.
FOR MAYOR.
To the voters of Covington:
Appreciating more than I can
express, not on.y }° ur \otes at
the Mayors e. ctioi. t ^ c ^ e
months ago, but aiso your
and generous support in e
forts to perform the- uuties of the
office, I again, with an eye single
to the best interest of the City,
announce my candidacy for May
ci subject to the primary; and if
elected, pledge my earnest and con¬
stant efforts to a faithful and ef¬
ficient performance of the duties
cf the office, keeping in view, al¬
ways, the prosperity and the high¬
est and best interests of the city.
Yours to serve,
S. P. Thompson.
Mind Your Business!
If you don’t nobody will. It is
•your business to keep out ot all
trouble you can and you can and
will keep out of liver and bowel
trouble if you take Dr. King’s New
Life Pills. They keep biliousness,
malaria and jaundice out of your
system. 25c. at all drug store’s.
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Death of Thomas Glass.
Mr. Thomas Glass, of Newborn
died at his homo Sunday and the
funeral occurred Monday morning
at 10 o’clock.
The deceased was a son of the
we jj known Judge Manson Glass,
of this county, and was about 70
year? of age at the time of his
djeath. He leaves three children to
mourD hj 8 death, all of whom have
lhe gympathy of their many
friends in this affliction,
! Mr. Glass highly
was a respected
citizen of this county and his death
is deeply regretted by all who
knew him.
How is Your Digestion.
Mrs. Mary Dowling of No 228
8th Ave., San Francisco, recom¬
mends a remedy for stomach trou¬
ble. She says; “Gratitude for the
wonderful effect of Electric Bitters
in a case of acute indigestion,
prompts this testimonial. I am
fully convinced that for stomach
and liver troubles Electric Bitters
is the best- remedy on the market
to-day.” This tonic and altera,
tive medicine invigorates the sys
tem, purifies the blood and is
especially helpful in all terms of
female weakness. 50c. at all drug
store’s.
Subscribe for The Enterprise.
THE ENTERPRISE, COVINCfON, GA
Master Arch Lunsford enjoje 1
a plesant trip through Starrsviile
last Sunday afternoon after a long
spell of sickness.
Charles G. Smith went to Atlanta
Friday to take a look at the may¬
oralty race from close range and
attend to some business matters.
The new Baptist chuch at Al
mon will be dedicated next Sun
day and a very attractive program
has been arranged for this ocea
sion.
Already many acres of land in
Newton county are green with
oats, the first planting now being
up and a good stand has been
secured.
Rev. E- R. Pendleton attended
the meeting of the Georgia Baptist
convention at Madison this week
This is the first time this notable
gathering has been held in a place
so small as Madison, but theeuter
taiment has been perfect and all
glad they visited that place.
A well known merchant of Cov¬
ington has advanced what is con¬
sidered an excellent plan whereby
the members of the Farmers Union
all over the country, might easily
boost the price of cotton. His
plan is that each member of the
Uunion should buy in concert,
worth of cotton goods. As there
are about three million members
of the Union it can readily be soon
that such a small purchase on
part of each individual
amount to a tremendous sura of
money and would take a
quanity of goods from the
ants who would in turn draw
the manufacturer for a
amount of goods to take the
of those sold. Many have
ed themselves as being
that such a step would go a
way toward causing a rise in
price of cotton.
MAYOR THOMPSON RUNS
Hon. S. P Thompson, mayor of
Covington, announced bis cal
dacy for re e.ecticn in the
issue of The Enterprise. He
seats his claims to the people
upon his record proposes to si
or fall, as he may be judged bi
works.
It is not known definitely
what the race for members of
council will result in, no pos
announcements having vet j
made for these positions.
There seems to be one tl
absoulately assured for Covina
however-it will have no such a
ed campaign as Atlanta IS
having, for which the people
sincerely thankful.
The record of Mayor Thom
and the members of the pre
council are well known to the
pie of the city and there seerni
be at this time no especial i
for discussing them.
Seren Years of Proof.
“I have had seven year:
proof that Dr. King’s New
covery is the best medicim
take for coughs and colds
for every diseased conditioi
throat, chest or lungs,” says
V. Henry, of Panama, Mo.
world has had thirty-eight yea
proof that Dr. King’s New
covery Js the best remedy
coughs and colds, la gri ri _,
asthma, hay fever, bronchitis,
hemorrhage of the lungs, and the
early stages of consumption. Its
timely use always prevents the
development of pneumonia Sold
under guarantee at all drug store.
50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free.*
at all druggist.
FOR SALE
One thousand shares of Eagle
Mining stock. Cheap it taken at
once. Address Box 75, Milledee
ville, Ga.
TO THE PUBLIC
I am again in my old office in
the Swords Bldg., and have two
rooms, Am fine one health for white, one colored* i
in and fully pre
pared to do as good or better work
than ever before. Your patronage
earnestly solicited.
DR. W. J. HIGGINS
„
Will Manufecture high Grade Fer¬
tilizers for the Trade
The Mansfield Fertilizer and
Warehouse company is till name
of the latest enterprise in Newton
county.
This concern has just - been
organized this week with a large
! cash capital and will proceed to do
a large fertilizer and warehouse
business at Mansfield.
The company will manufacture
a high grade fertilizer especially
adapted to the needs of Newton
county soil and will offer it to the
people at attractive price
The officers the .company are E.
L. Aluiand, president; W. B.
Hurst, vice president and A. E.
Coogler secretary and trasurer.
With such well known and
enterprising gentlemen as this be¬
hind the enterprise its future is
well assured and The Euterpris
extends a welcome to the company
into Newton county enterprises.
The gentlemen at the head of
the enterprise know just what the
FOR f**OUCHS V^OLDS fria? 1 I I
^P^LLTHROAT Bottle Free I
AND LUNG TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED OR MONET REFUNDED. satisfactory! I
A-LETTER FROM
NORTH CAROLINA
with ^arrenton, kidney affection N. C.-I was for nearly six dead
growing all the time. months,
worse Mv case
kA S nT les E was unable to about
but little. I had tried everything with
little benefit. I took three bottles of
otuart s Buchu and Juniper and was
perfectly cured. Am now well and all
right. I owe my life to Stuart’s Buchu
and Jumper.—H. T. Macon.
If you suffer with backache, dull head¬
ache, swollen feet, stiff joints, and have
no energy and see imaginary specks in
troubled J ’° U have s - Tm P toaas Of kidney
Stuart’s Buchu and Juniper will relieve
fo«. AH druggists, $ 1 . 00 Write for
free sample. .
We will send enough to
prove its wonderful merits.
Stuart Drug Manufacturing C«,
ATLANTA. GA.
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Covington, Ga.
“Printing That’s Best.”
Farm For Sale.
One of the best farms in middle Georgia containing 350
las dwelling, acr
one seven room three four room [dwellings, one ch
wo room house, one good two story barn and othe s necessary o
uildings. Ideally located, has one mile front on Ga. R. R at
ovey. Station on the farm; All passenger trains stop there. 0
f the best places in Georgia for a first-class country store. Dee
re perfect, no incumbrances of any kind on land.
Any reasonable offer considered. Gall on or write
E. A. Armistead Social Circle, Gi
The
Georgia School
of Technology
is better equipped and organized in all
departments than ever before, and pre¬
pared to do the best work in its history.
I
Free Scholarships
In order to afford the young men
of Georgia high class technical educa¬
idl tion, fifteen free scholarships are
'31 i\ assigned to each County in the
State. Take immediate advantage
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m Students, and setting forth the ad¬
■■ • ' Georgia Tech.
, of the
wm] Advanced vantages courses in Mechanical,
da Electrical, Textile, and Civil Engi¬
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", Chemistry and Architecture. Ex¬
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Shop, Mill, Laboratories, etc. New
Library and new Chemical Labora¬
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Next session opens Sept. 30th,
For further information address K. •
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-- 2 - Mallary Bros.
fas Machinery Co.
Macon, Georgia \ 1
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engines, BOILE rS
COTTON GINNING Mills, C
MILL MACHINERY, Shingle
Mills. Pumpino Outfits. s
^gasoline ewoiwE *,
, Complete outfits interest » w «■
, make it to your
WANTED.
Families with boys and girls ove
twelve years of age to work in co1
mill. Mouse rent to all
ners for first month.
Good Wages paid while learning. Come to the cotton
draw your money every week. Apply,
Bibb Mfg. Co., Porterdale, 0 a -