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ATUNTA JEWS LETTER.
Atittj.ffl, Ga., July 2,~ Aflafita Jf> be¬
ginning to wake op to ihe fact that
Macon is iu earnest in tier fight for
tlie oepitol and a real contest is pre¬
dicted Itefore the legislative committees
when the matter comes up for consid¬
eration. Mass meetings of Atlanta
citizens have i>erfected an organiza
lion to fight any removal propaganda
from the Bibb delegation. Atlanta
points out that, the proceeds from the
sale of the present state property here
could not by law l»e used for building
purposes; also that the million dollar
bond issue proi>osed by tile central
Georgia city would not be one fourth
enough to erect a statehouse. These
with the argument that from the
standpoint of railroad facilities and
housing accommodations, Atlanta is
entitled to lie the capitol of the state,
having been elected ns such by a vote
of the people, are expected by busi¬
ness men here to kill tine bill in the
legislature. It is argued that, a cam¬
paign before the people would engen¬
der bitterness which years «>f tranquil
relations would tie required to heal.
Representative Jadksou, <>f .Tones,
declares that he will nof permit the.
suffragists to postpone action at the
present general assembly on the An¬
thony amendment and that he will
force it to a vote because be wants
to see it killed and klled by a decisive
vote. . i TAB "WW
Tlie fight for an “oi>en Sunday" in
Atlanta has taken on a different com¬
plexion since Bishop Candler’s recent
card denouncing the “straw vote”
movement as an “attempt by the R<
crcactirai committee of the Chamber
or Commerce to set aside the Ten
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Commandments and to abrogate the
statute* of Georgia.” It is freely pre¬
dicted that the shows will not he al¬
lowed to often. Baseball continues at
(lie army camps on Sunday, but this
is on government property and beyond
tlie city and state's .jurisdiction.
Atlanta received 1 .3.000.000 two cent
stamps and 2.000,000 ope-ccnt postal
cards with which to inaugurate t’*e
new postal rates last Tuesday. Post¬
master .Tones sold 250.000 of the new
issue stamps on the day before the
new rate went into effect. Tlie postal
authorities declare their belief thr*
business firmc will increase their <dr-
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Scarcity of labor and other prevailing conditions have delayed the completion of the work of re¬
modeling our building, but we are prepared to serve our friends and patrons with the best that there is
iu drugs, cold drinks and everything else to be found in a modern drug store. Prescriptions are receding
our usual careful attention and it will be a pleasure for us to serve the trade.
Our new store will he the largest and handsomest on the Georgia Railroad between Atlanta and Aug
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THE CITY PHARMACY _
PHONE No. 4 COVINGTON, GA.
THU COVINGTON’ NEWS, COVINGTON, GA* THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1919
I I'lilitf 1 stuff busbies under the reduced
Kiof stamps.
United StAtes Marshal J. Howard
Thompson says that illicit distilling
in Georgia has reached enormous pro
jx>rfions. He declares that whereas
formerly moonshining was conlined to
the nioluitgiii sections «f the state,
now practically every county is honey
ComhEHl with stills. Mr. Thompson de
dares that the war time prohibition
will stop the smuggling of rye whiskey
into Georgia, as it will cut off the
sources of supply, hut that he is afraid
that it will increase the manufacture
in Georgia. Under the old regime,
the specific charges against making
whiskey was the failure to pay revenue
tax. Now it is the actual manufac¬
ture itself.
Tlie field Hospital Unit Number HI,
the last a 11 -Georgia army outfit to
reach the United States, arrived at
Camp Gordon Monday night and has
neon mustered out, the members refurn
ng t" their homes after three years of
continuous service. The hoys were or¬
ganised so quietly and swiftly that
Uie> liave received, scant notice from
the press. In fact, they have tajen re¬
ferred to as the “Lost Rafi.'lion of
Georgia.” q.
THE KIDNEYS PURIFY
THE BLOOD.
The work of the kidneys are to sep¬
arate the worn tissues and impurities
from the blood. When the kidneys are
diseased and fail in this work, blood
liecomes changed with acid, toxins and
humors that break down the system,
and this is the reason that kidney
troubles so quickly tieeomc serious..
Todd's Tonic Bitters arc a combination j
of kidney medicines, tonics and blood
medicines. It is giving prompt relief
i kidney troubles, rheumatism and
u
indigestion. Guaranteed by—
C. C. Brooks, Covington, Ga.; H. I.
Weaver Co.. Porterdale. Ga.: Mansfield
Pms Co.. Mansfield. Ga.; Newborn,
Drug Co., Newborn, Ga.—adv.
A Cordial Welcome.
Awaits my friends and cus¬
tomers at the Greenfield Build¬
ing Soda Company, 136 Mariet¬
ta Street, Atlanta, and the invi¬
tation is wide open. Call and
see us. Z. A. STEELE.
“An ad in The Negv* is worth Four
on The Fence.”
LOCAL NEWS (TENS 1
.Miss El lie Mae Woodruff i s spend¬
ing this week wltli relatives iD Leguin.
.1. L. McGarity. a prominent busbies
man of Momoe. spent several hours
in Covington Monday afternoon.
H. 1). Archer, of Almon. was a vis¬
itor in Co-’Uigton Tuesday.
Attend the revival at the Baptist
church and hear some good preaehipg
and inspiring singing.
Hon. Emmett W. Adam * is in At¬
lanta as representative of New Pm
county in the General Assembly of
Georgia.
Mrs. Lula Haiubrlck, of Griffin, was
in Covington Monday on her return
home from a few days visit in Oxford
Tickets for the County Barbecue
will tie placed on sale next week. Ar¬
rangements- are being made for the
accommodation of one of the largest
that has ever assembled in
You’re invited.
Important dates; Octolier 7, S. 9.
11—The Newton County Fair. Get
ready to take down a number of the
prizes.
FEELING BLUE?|DIVER UZft
TAKE A CALOTAB,
Woiidetrful How Young and Energetic
You Feel After Taking This
Nausraless Calomel Tablet.
If you liav e not tried Calotabs you
hove a delightful surprise awaiting
^ (| wonderful liver-cleansing
and . system-purifying ^ vst o m „,,ui'ifviiig properties properties of of
calomel may now be enjoyed without
the slightest unpleasantness. A Calo
rab at bed-time with a swallow of wa¬
ter.—that’s all. No taste, no salts, not
the sliglitest. unpleasant effects. You
wake up in the morning feeling so good
that you want to laugh about it. Your
liver is clean, your system is purified,
your appetite hearty. Eat what you
wish.—no danger. The next time you
feel lazy. mean, nervous, blue or dis¬
couraged give your liver a thorough
cleaning with a Oalotab. Thqy are so
[•effect that vour druggist is author¬
ized to refund the price as a guarantee
that you will be delighted.
Olotabs are sold in original, sealed
packages, Price thirty-five cents. At
if! druggists — (adv.)
A TOTAL WRECK”
SAYS TENNESSEAN
Vbi Up Ml Now Full FIm, Sind TiMif
ZlfM IfM Twie.
David Jonaa, *f F®rb«, Team, and
wriMp: “I got a hettJ# of Zlron
will *ay that 1 navor bad anythin* to
coma In to good a tlxna ** I was think¬
ing of giving up, I wa* so waak. I
cannot tall yau bow bad i fait. Had
•toxoach trouble, leaa of appetite,
couldn't alaap, la fact *« a total
wroek all over, as ! am aUbjact to weak
•palIn in tha Sprint of the year. After
using Zlron will oay I now fael fins
and can do a fin* day* work. I think
you have a good msdielna, and 1 can
aaraly recommend It ta any ana who
needs a tenia”.
Medical aathoriUat and text books
agree that irea la naadad to keep the
SSwJSiTEl JS?SSk
pin gene rally Mak tha naccaaary a
mount of iron in their blood. Th«
atrangth that Iron gi**a may ba ob
tains* by taking Zlron Iron Tonic.
Try it. Ask your druggist about bn
guar an toe an Zlron. zn 4
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Your Blood Needs
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SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
SEASON 1919.
Summer excursion fare tickets will
he sold from all coupon stations of
the Honda in the Southern Region to
Resorts in the States comprising the
Si hi thorn Regoin. also'the Resorts in
tin; North. East and West To
in Southern Region—May 15 to Sep¬
tember 30. To Central and Eastern
Resorts May 20 to September 30
Western Resorts—June 1*. to Septem¬
ber 80. Finfi return limit of all tiek
»(.- October 31. 1910.
For additionol information apply
to any Consolidated City Ticket
any Railroad Ticket Agent. Passenger
Service Agent, Bureau of information
or t« Travel Information Burefu,
Southern Passenger Traffic Com¬
mittee. 002 Henlv Building. Atlanta.
Ga.
UNITED STATES
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
Central of Georgia Railroad
Wrightsville & Tennila Rf.ilroad
Wadiey Southern Railroad
Sylvnnia Centni Railroad.
Louisville k Wadiey Railroad
F. J. ROBINSON.
General Passenger Agent,
Savannah,
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has the greatest significance for the
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Everywhere you go to, some one can
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lionized Paw-Paw formula on
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Fiery Itching and MostCruel Burning of Torture
Skin Is a
Sure Speedy in S. S.
Why sillier from these persistent
tortures when it is so easy and
costs so little to do as thousands
of others have done and get relief
through S. S. S.? It is now
known that eczema and other
troubles come from impure
By giving the blood a
cleansing you relief not only get
and speedy but you
build up tlie system and
your vigor and vitality. ,
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THE PHONOGXlAi'H win
A SOUL.”
The instrument whi.-h w
* reatest vai-ie ty of enjoyment" °vWe» thj.
wost moderate at ‘
outlay is tb, ^ono
graph.
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m rh
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to the
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Tue “NEW EDISON PERIOD ( yj.
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Mansfield, Ga.-— if.
This medicine has stood
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blood purifier known. It is guar*
> anteed entirely free from minerals
• Q f all y kind.
The experience of others hai
established the unfailing merit* of I
S. S. S., and there’s no question
about the wisdom of your giving it
a thorough trial. All reputable
druggists sell it. If in doubt aelo
your case write to Medical A4
visor, Swift Specific Co., Dept, 54.
Atlanta, Ga.
