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About The Ashburn advance. (Ashburn, Ga.) 18??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1899)
PROHIBITION BILL PASSED In the Georgia Mouse of Representatives By a Vote of Ninety-three to Sixty-five. MEASURE ODES TO Should the Mill Become a l^w the Whisky Traffic Will Me Driven Totally From the State. The Willingham prohibition bill was pan < d by the Georgia honse of repre¬ sentatives Tuesday afternoon by a vote of 98 to 65. It wan with only a margin of five voles that tic hill'passed, hut it had been e .pected that the contest would l.e a close one, and tbo friends of the measure were rejoiced at its success, i.iphty 1 itfht vot.«*H were required for Hi. constitutional majority. Wlieu the result was announced by Speaker Little, the galleries went wild, women clapped their hands in approval, while the men threw aloft their lmts and shouted for joy. On the floor of the house the advo- ciit. M of the mcasnro were hardly more restrained than their visiting friends in the galleries. They gave their desk tops such a rattle as hud not Ih-oii beard for years, aud then in large numbers gathered around Mr. Willingham, who had led the success- to! fight for his bill, io congratulate liirfj at the outcome. Ami in the midst of thin rejoicing tlic opponciitK of the measure wero at- ti uipting to derive a grain of comfort from the fact that the hill had yet to g<> t<» the senate, whero they hoped and believed it would meet its death. The bill us it passed wan exactly ns Mr Willingham and his friends wiuifod it, Every amendment that was offered from other sourcei was d« baled. TEXT OF THE HILL An AMENDED AND I’AIHKD. Section 1. Ii« it enacted by tbe gan (trill itnKeiiilily of the state of Georgia, ami it is hereby enacted by authority of the eaiuo. That the manufacture, the Hale, the keeping for salo, the giv ing away to induce trade, or for any \ a I it a i>l u consideration, or the furnish¬ ing nt any public place, of intoxicat¬ ing liquors, fermented or distilled, are hereby prohibited or declared unlaw¬ ful, except as hereinafter provided. See, 2. Be it further unacted by the authority aforesaid, That any person convicted of violating any of the pro- Visions of this aet shall he guilty of a misdemeanor and ho punished as pre- acrihed in section 10.19 of the code. Sec. 9. He it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, Thnt this act shitil apply both to individual* aud cor- plications and to all clubs or organi¬ zation* in which intoxicating liquor* arc furnished, at any place by such dub or organization or any commit- b e or agents there,if in consideration Of membership, initiation standing fee in Hiieh organization. See. 4. Be ,t further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That any place ut which liquors are kept for sale, givi’u away, furnisbeil or sob] iu viola Lun a\( tb\i )vvov\s\v>\iH of Ibis act i» bon by <U‘c!um<l ft. uni’ uikt; anil auy eilizcii may apply to the judgo of the superior court for an injunction to re¬ strain tbo same. Sec. 5. Ho it further enacted, That in any proceeding* under this net, whether prosecutions or for injunction, I lie payment by the defendant of the Fuited State* revenue tax as a dealer in intoxicating liquors, whether fer- mentod ur distilled, or the holding of a receipt for such tax, shall he prims facie evidence that such person is guilty of violation of the provisions of this act; and the original hooks or a certified copy from the eutry in books of the United Htntrs rrTwnur collector showing the psymsnk or pa vol evidence as to the contents of said hook* or the evidence as to the eon- «-nts of any receipt given therefor shall he prima facie av.denc# iu any prosecution or proceeding. Section 0. Be ,t further enacted by the authority aforesaid. That all mm nicipal corporations in this state are hereby vested with jurisdiction and authovity to arrest and proseeute aud punish all persons violating the pro- SUKNf t R M 4K KS Df.MiL. Sit)* N,< u I It hi ii Kai I we, IJu .1 Nat l)«u CvntraU* Sturk. resident Samuel , Spencer, of tli* Scuthern railroad was the star witness Wednesday in the hearing of the in- junction suit of certain Macon mer- chants against the Southern at Macon, Georgia. The most important and surprising statement made by Mr. Hpeucer was that hi* road did not own a dollar’s worth of stock iu the Central Railway of Georgia, and never had; that his holding consisted of one share of stock, which was necessary to qualify him as » director. RICHMOND DECIDED UPON An t ht* Nfit Mcotliig Fine* of 111* Brother- hood *»f St. Andrew. At the recent convention of the Brotherhood of Ht. Andrew, held in Columbus, O , the time aud place of the next meeting was referred to the executive committee, and that body lias just decided on Richmond, Va., October 10th to 14th, 1900. General Secretary John W. Wood presented his resignation at the same meeting of the committee. visions of this ac* as to keeping liquor for sale. This starote being in tbeex- ercise of the polices power of this state add intended to secure public order, it is hereby declared that the keeping of liquor for sale within the limits of any municipal corporation shell bo a municipal offense; and any prosecution of conviction under a-v city ordinance passaad for tbo purpose of puniahing violations of this act, shall not consti¬ tute a bar to the prosecution iu the courts ui record of thia state for the same offense. •Section 7. Be it fnrtber enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the pro- visions of this act shall not apply to repeal nor affect existing lawa regu- •'»*>»« ,llfl manufacture and sale of do mofttic wines in the wtate. Heo. H. lie it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the provis- R'lis of thia act, as to prohibiting the manufacture of intoxicating liquors, hall not apply to those counties whero HUch manufacture is now prohibited 'O' 1,w > 8,111 t 1 ”’ provisions of this act “ K to prohibiting the sale of mtoxicat- those in 8 liquors shall not apply to counties where such sale is now pro¬ hihited by law, but if for any reason l h« Taw now controlling the manufac- ture or sale should be repealed or be- come inoperative in any county, then "><* provisions of this act as to the pro¬ hibition of such manufacture or sale Khali immediately become operative in county, Provided, I hat nothing herein con- ^ fl n ,( ‘d shall prevent licensed druggists from selling or furnishing pure alco- ^ (,r medicinal, art, scientific aud mechanical purposes. Proridod, further, That the provis- <>* this act Khali not become oper- until June 1, 1900. Hue. 9 . He it further cnaoted by the authority aforesaid, That all laws and parts of laws in confliot with this act are hereby repealed. WOMr.N'OlUHNIZK. Tli* XVlieslsr.l..s Miivein*nt I* CIItkii a llreat lin|i.tui, A meeting of the women who wish to honor Major General Joseph Wheeler end Major General Fitzhugb Lee was hold in Chicago Tuesday. Those interested in the project have organized themselves into an associa¬ tion called the Lee aud Wheeler move¬ ment and have elected officer* a* fol¬ low*: President—Miss Anna Maria de Beck. Secretary—Mi** lionise Abbot. At this meeting the “Wheeler aud Lee Movement” gained a great impo- tu*. Letters were sent out during the day to the members of congress asking them to use their influence in gutting aW>0,ntm< . , '‘ rt8 ,wr ^ ho<,,, ' r 81,(1 . *'«« — «® kenor*!* <>f . the regular army, 1 ‘uring the aeMion alao there were « nnnil.er of letter* from women n *' 1 ,,10n 1,1 “ther."tales 8 »> 1 rttics and ue<1 >.>">*««” ,llh cm,lnhuU *«• invariably ot accompa- ' ' o"* 8,uoout - SENATOR IIAYWAIG) YV0KSK, P»r»ly#4» Is KitsndlnK nsil HU Conti i- (lltlon More Alarming;. A special from Nebraska City, Nob., says: Senator Hayward gradually grow* wor*e. Ha had a bad night last night and hi* condition during the day has shown no improvement. The paralysis is again extending and there are avidenoes that it has affected the bladder. What is still mor* discouraging, the brain lesion is becoming more pronounced, The pntient’s mind i* cloudy and the attending physician is vary rnuoh discouraged. DlSTIIiLKKY KXrLOSlOS. Kngin«*r’s Iltarl Blown From ttodjr—Oth«> l’»r«on« IuJur««I. « ^ , , ‘ . .. "n” . .* “ dl,tlller y at m r r, ' e ‘ ,r 8 S. one man wea k, t led, another , * VOr ® ,y Ivor ° b « lldlu « ' Tre ^* ( ’’. . N'^’k \\.lham* Iu he d wa. thocol- bIow * w “* ." off ^'d hi* ■ body . otherwise mnti- If* 1 * wlu .‘* M * ,l,,,r Ke f ler ’ ,( >f P' opr,at0M * WM ^“‘>7 Want Connection With fitilf. Thn finance committee of the Illi- noi* ltiver Valiev Association met in Chicago Wednesday to discuss plan* f (ir ra i*i n g 310,000 for use in advauc- ing the project of a deep waterway connection between Lake Michigan *nd the gulf of Mexico before congress thia winter. Schooner Was wrecked. A letter from l'orto Kico gives till- ings of the missing Nova Scotia schooner Grace Rice, which sailed from Halifax for Porto Kioo U*t .Inly and was never heard from. The ves- scl was wrecked and drifted ashore bottom up. WHEKLER FAVOUR ANNEX IT UHL <;onor»l Write* An<»tb«r Int«r«ttiiiK L«t- t«r to Rti AUbuiuk Frimd. A special front Hnutsvilie, Ala., *«ys'- "In a tetter from Santa Rita, Union, Philippine Islands, to an admirer in thi* city. Genera! Joseph discusses at length the couditious as they exist at present in the islands and advocates their annexation by this gov- eminent. 44C Do It and Stick to It” If you are sick and discouraged 'With im¬ pure blood, catarrh or rheumatism, take Hood's Sarsaparilla faithfully and persis- Unity, and you ■will soon have a cure. Thu med.dne has cured thousands of others , f and . it .. *will „ do . the Jf same for you. Faithfully taken, l'NJ&PrP!3APP0irits Only Three Caofdlcn Peerajjeg, There are now three Canadian peer¬ ages those of Lord Mount-Stephen. Lord Strutbcona, and Huroneaa Lurna- cllffe, the widow of the lute Sir John Macdonald. The two peers are both Scotsmen, who worked their way up from the lowest rungs of the ladder. Lord Mount-Stephen had only a par¬ ish school education, and was in his youth a lierdboy. He passed from a drapery shop in Aberdeen to a similar establisiinicnt in St. Paul s church yard, London. In bis 2!st year be transferred himself to Canada, where be made n fortune In the woolen trade. Lord Strnlhcona. In his 18th year, en¬ tered the service of the Hudson’s Bay- Company in a very humble capacity, and worked his way up to the Gov¬ ernorship and the chief control of that historical organization. In his beau¬ tiful Montreal mansion there is what Is perhaps the finest and most valuable private picture gallery on the Amcri- can continent. Lord Strnthcona Is 80 and Lord Mount Stephen a decade younger. K.Rrb either f.ockRgn nf loiNiM Fademss Dm eolors Hilt. W,n 8 or Cotton perleclly at one boiling. Held by all druggists. A Business Arrangement. d«nfi»tt"‘ .iiiUe. °«i?* 1 r ’" ]oasnnb asa “ r 1 * » n i "*Sohmerzfr '' im r/ ' r --7 the ir “Oh. Unit's lien A n 8 * -be lias got a n - »et "f tee h on credit, on condition tn she pnsHus hi* office every dftf and shows that r*he hasn’t paw nefi them.” fly writing at once ' $40 for tho remarkable offer of tb»t South's great¬ est Institution of Practical Business Training, The Ga.-Ala. Business College, Don’t Delay I MACON, GA Why take Nauseous Medicines? Ire you suffering with INDIGESTION? Are you suffaring with KIBNEY or BLADDER TR3U3LE ? Arm you subject tu COLIC* FLATULENCY or I'AINH In tbe BOWKLH* !)• y«u «uff er from RETENTION or SI P- PltKSHlO.N of URINE? d. »»u foci LAxni'Oit, »iiii ukbjlita- TBO in the morulas < WOLFE’S Aromatic Schiedam SCHNAPPS CURES THEM ALL!! Pleasant to taka. Stimulating, Diuretic, Stomachic, Absolutely Pure. THE BEST KIDNEY and LIVER MEDICINE IN THE WORLD ! 1 ! For Nolr br all HHOCKKS III IllUttJtilSTSI. 1IKWAUU «C .SUBSTITUTES. Lamps I OVELY SJL J— CD CT3 OS All hand-painted. lai "No hRiulsonior rip Sold at im Mil facturer’s prices. W E PAY THE FHf.io ht. Makes a most accepta¬ ble present. I'cantiful colored cat- alocue of hand-pnintet! PARLOR or HANOI BT LAMPS, free. Every teed Lamp Guaran- Money hack if you want it. Manufactured by WC MARK THE t.AMP«, Pittsburg Glass Co., TOO BUY DIRECT. Pittsburg, Pa. DROPSY outaUand ijuick new r«iiof mscoviRY;,!,.. lOtlitva *ud onr«« wornt ««« Book »->t t«nmu i* Vtejktmei t Krrr. Dr H H. ORE EN'8 SOWS, Bo* B. i Atlanta Ok 25 cr’sr: Those Awfully Long Words. At 1 o’clock A. M. the night editor shouted through the speaking tube to the man in the telegraph room whose business it was to supervise the dis¬ patches rrom the scat of war In the Transvaal and ta act as custodian of the Dutch dictionary: “Glubblngsl” “Ay, av.” “That last dispatch from Pretoria wilt have to he cut. It’s half a column too long. Como up here and take out a couple of words!”—Chicago Tribune. A Foolish Fad The fashion of men wearing brace- lets is 011 tbe increase. TlU* Prince of \V .... ales is said , to * wear „ a bangle i .. j which , . , once belonged to Maxmilian, Emperor of Mexico. The Duke of Saxe-Colmrg is also Mooretaited with wearing a gold bracelet, while the late Duke of Al¬ bany is said to have worn oue for luck, "La-GreolB Will Restore Itioss Gray Hairs “La Creole” Hair Restorer is a Perfect Dressing- aud Restorer. Price $1.00. Risers' tiot 1 HU Lb. Use OSUfB l_ i. In tluic. Sold hr drn 2 irt.*vs. c ON UMBTIO Hiflrfi To Breathe Systematically Tbo supplying of oxygon Is not the only function, although it is the most direct and vital one, of proper breath- ing. A very thorough expansion of the chest Insures the proper Ailing u1 tlle >unK» with air, dilates all the ullBu,e alr cplls - e»I>c< hiUy those at of tlu ' >““«* wber * mo tioii in least and , where the goods of , consumption aro-usually first planted, ami increases the circulation of the blood throughout all parts of these or- gn us. Still .mother effect of proper breath- graceful!^ ’ e, " a aD ' tLe car ' riage Perfect breathing is not natural to most men and women of sedentary oc- cupation and Indoor life. I.Ik< e all good things, It must be worked ror ; and tbe work must be persevered In until full and deep respiration has become a habit. The means of attaining this object are various and cannot be recounted hore . but they are all oased upon the principle of removing permanently eV ery obstacle to the free entrance of nlr )nto tbe lun(fS ._Youtb's Com¬ pan I on. From Across the Continent. “I received the Tetterine couple of days ago. The few applications I’ve made couvince me that I have at last found in this fine remedy a oure for Eczema. I can sell iTfew boxes to my f r i en d». What discount on one dozen ? IM mo know at onco . R. c. Bingley, 707 Market street. Ban Francisco, Cal.” At druggists or by mail for 50 cents by J. T. Shnptrine. The Boer and His Rifle. In the war of 1879-80 tbe Boers dis¬ played deadly accuracy with tbe rifle, ''"i their weapon then was very dlf- ferent from the arm used at Dundee. T[ie rifle of twenty years ago was built tllG llllCS Of the BlltlSh . ... Mfll'tl- ,, on nl. It was a hammerless arm of about nine pounds weight, with a 30-inch half-octagon barrel and a shotgun butt stock. The calibre was .45, with a bullet weighing from 405 to 450 grains. The powder charge was 90 grains in a brass drawn cartridge case. Tne rifle was sighted up to 2,000 yards. Be¬ sides the usual stationary sight it had a reversible front—that is, a sight capa¬ ble of being used as an ordinary front sight, and by a single motion It was changed Into a line pinhead sight cov¬ ered with a ring to keep It from being knocked off. On an occasion where particularly line shooting was demand¬ ed this front globe was further cover- ed with a thimble-shaped hood, shad- ing it perfectly. The usual standing roar or fixed sights were on the bar- rel, while on tbe gun’s grip was a turndown peep that was regulated by a side screw to an elevation of 2,090 yards. The peep and globe were never used under 700 or 800 yards. A Weed Careen, It Is remarkable how ninny really beautiful flowers are discarded be¬ cause ordinarily they are classed as weeds. A woman who had plenty of land and a taste for experimenting made a “weed garden" this year which is a great success. She doesn’t know the names of all the outcasts she has gathered In, but she noticed last year ntl the wild things that grew and flow¬ ered neglected by the wayside, aud transplanted those that appealed to her most strongly. "Tbe main reason,” she urges, “that they attract so little notice when grow¬ ing wild Is that they are not massed and arranged as we place cultivated flowers to get tbo best effect. Now, that Is what I have done. A wild flower, or a weed, as it is scornfully termed, fhat is too fragile to be thought much of will make a delicate, feathery mass which will be vastly admired when planted together by the score or more.” Even such a despised thing ns the common ragweed is worthy of admira- tion if you happen to look at it arighf, and it is finely effective as foliage for cut flowers. This weed gardener has provided for a succession of blossoms from violets and dandelions to golden rod and late fall grasses, and nothing has repaid the gardener’s efforts with better re- suits than these absolutely free flow- ers.—Boston Herald. He Was His Own Dentist. A Foxcraft man who was suffering from a toothache while “seven miles from a dentist,” attended to the aching molar himself by tying a fish line around it, fastening the ether end of tlle * ino *° a in P ost piazza and sitting down quickly. This reminds a Itath man of a neighbor of hl » w,1 ° ,,I,ra, ' ,rd hl * ovra Ip * , h. If an upper one he tied a string around It. with a heavy weigh! at tho other end of the line, mounted to the haymow and dropped the stone. If a lower tooth was the oue aching, he stood on the floor and threw the weight up over a door.—Lewiston (Me.) Journal. Wanted neceMary. tor particulars address Tobacco \\ orks (t). Bedford < ity, Va. He Was Slightly Elevated. “I’m going to keep this op all day,” said the persevering aeronaut, as he threw put another isaudhag.—New York Press. Extraordinrry Flights of Birds. n i s said thnt the bobolinks which rear their young on the shores of Lake Winnipeg, Canada, and go to Cuba and I’orto Kfco to spend the winter, twice traverse a distance exceeding 2.800 miles, or more than a fifth of lie circumference of our earth each >'«"• kingbird lays Its eggs as tar north as the 5«th decree of latl- tude, and is found iti the winter in South America. The biennial pilgrim- wages of the little rertstnr exceed 8,000 miles and the tiny hummingbird 2 , 0 no. T ^ la( j y w m make herself agreeable by rubbing a piece of fiesld}-eut onion on her hands and over her countenance. Electricity for Drain. A. European scientist claims to hive discov¬ ered an apparatus which will stimulate the brain Jt has been tried on school bo •ys. and consists of an electric band. While SOI ten 1 Usta have been busy inventing unnatural ways of making the brain work, Ilcstetter’s Stom- ach Ritters has for fifty years been doing it naturally, It cures dyspepsia and all stoin ach troubles ami DuiMs up and invigorates Urs enure system. There Is nothing "lust as Nearly a« Good. the “My frond woman,” said the clergyman try to sorely tried matron,‘Mid >uu husband’s ever heaping coals of fire on your head?” "So, your riverence. Oi’ve thrown a lighted lam > at him once or twice.” How’s This? We otter One Hundred Dollars Reward for ftny case of Catarrh that caunot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. P J. Cheney & < 0 , Props,, Toledo, O. Wo, the undersigned, have known F, J. Che- ney for the last 15 years, and believe him per¬ fectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to cany out any obllga- lion made byUrir firm. West & I ruax, Wholesale Druggists, Ohio. Walding, Kinnas & Marvin, Wholesale Dnurc resists, Toledo. Ohio, nan's c atarrh Cure is taken internally, act- Ing directly upon the Mood and mucous sur¬ faces of the system, I’rice, 75c. per bottle. Sold by nil Druggists. Testimonials tree. Hull’s Family Fills are the best. Plso’s Cure cured me n r a Throat ,/ind Tmng trouble Huntington, of three years’ Ngv.IS, standing. 1894- —K- Cady, led.. ‘ When Greek joins Greek, then is the tnr of war,*’ was written by Nathaniel Lee in lf‘02 \ m © ssi m ■ ■ m Sick headache. Food doesn’t di¬ gest stipated, well, appetite poor, bowels con¬ tongue coated. It’s your liver! Ayer’s Pills are liver pills, easy and safe. They cure dyspep¬ sia, biliousness. 25c. All Druggists. brotvii Want your rich mouitacho^qr black toard a iTeau'tifui or ? Tbon use BUCKINGHAM’S DYE (ft iskor-s the so CT«. Or ORUQ«M3T8i Ofl. W. 9- H»A.V S Co, Lh N- H t a.", Bring your children up on it. THE VERY BEST $1,50 MEN’S DRESS* SHOE ON THE MARKET, Our riutuai Friend, Ked real Cartons. Hen’s Sizes $1.50. Boys’ and Youths $1.25. Will be on sale by oue of the best merchants in this town—ask for them. Made only by J. K. 0"RH SHOE 0O. ATLANTA, OA. ITALITY low, de- bilitatnd or exh%tis i- od 1 r o m, any cause < c U i RED hr PR. KM.VK ’8 ISV; V’VJflOl nivisii TO \u. tlsedsucco ssfully sine o1871. FREE! $1 TRIAL BOTTLE. r. ssstss FR {Street) l’hll phis, Fa. IXSLiTlTL, uai a rel. MENTION THIS PAPER tlfters. In writing A HU to 99-4S ailver- 11 i liiiiTi "l i l ill iii'UrtB i f l lliiiilll n p' HfrMfhi o a * S ■y IW 8 “OOCK HILL” BUGGIES are “A Little Higher ^ - J> W in Price, But—” they stand look well, and ' up, ■ above all, fcoop sviay from the shop Only a dollar or so higher than cheap work. Why not use them when this is the case ? 1 ~ “ * AJtsn LL ■ mirrv rn WMffrsa Ss « our Ag^nt cr write dtraol 9 TOOIhiiaSC j s atSisSwt «• e o i i V m EBZ4 n SUCCESSFUL SHOOTERS SHOOT l PH WINCHESTER \ Rifles, Repeating- Shotguns, Ammunition and V Loaded Shotgun Shells. Winchester guns and ammunition are the standard of the world, but m they do not cost any more than poorer makes. All reliable dealers sell Winchester goods. FREE Illustrated : Send name and address on a postal tor 155 V page Catalogue describing all the guns and ammunition made by the WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS GO., 1 S' ivi. 176 WINCHESTER AVE., NEW HAVEN, CONI. Sick Women Advise d to Seek Advice of Mrs. Pinkham. [LITTSS TO MRS. FISKIIAM NO. 94.86ft “X had inflammation and falling of the womb, and inflammation of ovaries, and was iu great pain. I took medicine prescribed by a physician, but it did me no good. At laet I heard of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com¬ pound, and after using it fuithfully I am thankful to say ] am a well women. 1 would advise all suffering women to seek advice of Mrs. Pinkham.''— Mbs. U. H. t'ii aitell, Grant Pams, III. iM^u^rconiX^onJorthe and ho p },y g j c j ans j n New York, my di.aaao a fibroid tumor, advising an operation without delay, saying that it was my only chance for life. Other doctors prescribed strong and violent medicine, and one said I was incurable, another told me my only salvation was galvanic batteries, which I tried, but nothing relieved me. One day a friend called and begged me tQ tfy Lydia jj p ink ham's Vegetable Compound. I began its use and took several bottlcB. From the very first bottle there was a wonderful change for the bettor. The tumor has disap¬ peared entirely and my old spirits have returned. I heartily recommend your medicine to all suffering women.”— Jilts. Van CLEFT, 410 SaUXDEKS AVE., Jersey w City Heights, N. J. A New Way. ffgar (to gentleman)— 1 “Do you happen, si r, to have, lust your purse?” pockets)—“No!” Gent (feelinsr iu his let have alittte BfisrK.-ir—“Then can you me assistance?” ' ; 12 tit Iiaili remedy for The be.se Consumption. Cures § 0 % V r II — D Coughs, Colds, Grippe, J Bronchitis, Hoarse- ■ ness. Asthma, Whooping- results. cough. Croup. Small Constipation, doses ; quick, Trial, sure for £)r. Lull'spills cure 20 Malsby & Company, 39 S. It inn i! St., Atlanta, Oil. Engines and Boilers Steam Water Heaters, Steam Pumps and Penbertliy Injectors. ; S3 -4.tr §3 ^Manufacturers aud Dealers in JVSL' I Xa x. s. Corn mills, Feed Mills, Cotton (Oil Machin¬ ery ami Grain SepuratorB. SOUP aud INSERTED Suws. Saw Teeth an4 I.ocks, Knliflil’t Tnleiit Dop, Birdsall Saw Mill and lbiijjina Repairs, fiovernorg, Grate Bars aud a full lino of Mill S 'implies, ed. Price and quality of goods gURiante Or talogue free by meoitioning this paper. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 §t 3.50 SHOES UNION MAD 2 . m ftf\ Worth $4 to $6 compared o with other makes, f ! jrx \ ! (Ul.il'M'il liy over Jg £ S 1 , 000,000 wearers. I*** Douglas' The oci mine name have and W. I, 8 \ (VZAstaiuped on bol lake vJSJS'U suijsiiiu te c good. Your ■ £»|>houi<l keep will send them a — T t nut, we m M ut receipt of price late — kind o 1 eather, size, * and width, plain or :a*i Lue . Catalogue C free. W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO.. Brockton, Mas*. — FOR — ft i m TOBACCO It’s no Joke, YOU GET THE VALUE IN THE GOODS. The Best Chew on (he Market
