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IGNORANCE
is no excuse in law. There is
NO EXCUSE
lor you not knowing of the fine line of goods 1 am now
showing, and the
VERY REASONABLE
prices at which 1 am selling them. Come to see me
before buying and
BE SURPRISED
as hundreds of others have been who have come be*
fore you. Quarter sawed oak
BEDROOM SUITS
fine enough for the best house in Murray county, or in
any other county.
Hall Trees
to suit your taste and your pocketbook.
FINE ROCKERS CHAIRS, TABLES. SAFES WARD*
ROBES. SPRINGS AND MATRESSES, and in fact ev
erything for the house. 1 have just added the most
elegant line of
CROCKERY, and GLASSWARE,
ever shown in this section. So that with the
STOVES, RANGES
and all other household articles, constantly arriving. 1
can fit you up from the
FRONT DOOR to KITCHEN.
Some new
BUGGIES and HARNESS
have just arrived and to make room ior furniture will
be sold at a barbain.
COFFINS, CASE IS, ROBES.
will s. cm 6
CHATSWORTH GEORGIA.
WE Are Here to Give
Our patrons what they want. We do not try to induce
them to take something else. If a customer wants Hood’s
Sarsaparilla, he gets Hood’s Sarsaparilla. He is not hn •
portuued to take our own make, We like to treat our
customers right. It is both pleasant and profitable, We
have built up the largest drug establishment in Dalton by
gratifying our patrons’ wishes. There is no reason why
everybody in Murray Comity should not trade here. We
can give them decidedly the best service and our prices
are fixed altogether according to what things are worth.
ft * ft Fincher & Nichols
Governor Hoke Smith
Locked Out Of Office
Governor Smith arrived at his
executive office in the state
capitol Monday morning on
time, as usual, He looked over
his morning mail and attended
to some matters in connection
with his department, while
aw aiting the committee that was
to take him to the Labor day
parade.
At 10 o’clock the committee
arrived, and they drove oil to
head the parade.
The parade was a good one,
and a long one, a id was not over
until nearly noon.
When the committee went to
Rt the governor out, he requested
that they drive him back to the
capitol instead of the mansion.
Arriving at the capitol. he
walked down the silent and re¬
echoing corridors to his office
Arriving there, he attempted
to enter the reception room to
his private office.
’j’here was ample time to at¬
tend'to several pending and im¬
portant matters before the man
gion lunch hour.
He tried to turn the knob.
The door was locked.
He looked for Howard Floyd,
his butler for years, and now his
office porter. Howard had the
key.
The only key.
He looked in vain but found
no porter. Hitch, who r happened
Secretary
to be in iris executive office, bad
no key.
Secretary Carter, in his private
office, had no key that would lit
the lock.
• The governor was locked out
of his own office.
Having read the Labor day
proclamation as issyed by the
governor, Howard had taken it
literal! v, had locked up the offices
and gone—probably to the base¬
ball game.
The governor did not go back
to the olfice in the afternoon.—
Atlanta Constitution.
Rugs
Tapestry, Velvet,
Moquet and Axminster.
Big values.
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THE STORE OF LITTLE PRICES
Frank Wilson, in the employ
of the Nashville, Chattanooga cY
St. Louis railroad at Cartersville
was run over and instantly killed
by the Rome express going south
Monday morning.
Good Trade.
Our Trade Is’
Good Because
We Have What
The People Want
These
Hot Days.
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THE STORE OF LITTLE PRICES
THE MURRAY NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER'S 1907
CHATS WORTH
Miss Grace Gregory, a charm¬
ing belle, of Daiton, spent a few
days of last week in Chatsworth,
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. B. C
Ketth.
Tom Ramsey, Mrs. Mary
Brown, and daughter, Miss Eflie
Lee, of Spring L’lace, were in the
city a few hours Saturday morn¬
ing.
J. Ragan Barnett left recently
for Walegka, where he goes to
attend school.
Mrs. Fannie Johnson returned
home Saturday after having
spent several days in the city.
A number of Chats worth young
people attended services at
Spring Place Sunday night.
Mrs. T. Carney and son, Will,
spent Monday with friends at
Eton.
Misses Ora Belle and Clarice
Jones were Spring Place guests
Sunday night and Monday.
Miss Jessie Mae Copeland and
Tom Wright were pleasant call¬
ers here Sunday evening.
Perry and Misses Mamie and
Lneile King were on our streets
Saturday.
John Carney, who has been in
Dalton for the past few weeks,
iias returned home.
Tom Treadwell and family
were in the city several days
past.
Mont Roberts and family
spent a day of last week with
relatives near Oakland.
.1 kan V,u. Jean.
Turnip Seed
All kinds
fresh and tine
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A THE STORE OF LITTLE PRICES
Wholesale and Retail.
9-11-15 Hamilton street
DALTON, GA.
OAKLAND
W. 11. Roberts and wife visited
his brother, Ed Roberts, at Dal¬
ton Friday.
I). A. Young and motliei
passed through our burg one day
I last week.
Miss Delia Townsend is visit¬
ing her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Roberts, at Chatsworth.
Richard Springfield and wife
spent one night last week with
her sister, at Amid.
Jell Welch made a business
trip to Dalton one day la> t week.
Tom Moreland, of Chatsworth,
(lined at the home of W. 11
Roberts Saturday,
U. N. Jones passed through
our burg Monday.
Jim Roberts and Luther Stuart
went to Prospect Sunday morn¬
ing.
Mrs. Richard Springfield visit¬
ed the Misses Roberts one day
last week.
J. R. Townsend and wife spent
Friday afternoon in Chatsworth.
M. L Roberts, wife and
daughter spent Saturday night
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stuart,
at Ilassier Mill.
Rev. Frank Davis filled his
regular appointment at Prospect
last Saturday and Sunday.
Morn 1 xo Glory.
Occasional headache, belching,
j bad taste in the mouth, lack of
appetite and slight nervousness
are symptoms of indigestion
which, when allowed to go un
cared tor, will develop into a
case of dyspepsia that will take
a long time to get rid of. Don’t
neglect your stomach. At the
first indication of trouble take
something that wijl help it along
in its work of digesting the food
| you and eat. Dyspepsia Kodol will for do indigestion this. Ko¬
dol will make your food do you
good and will enable you to en
I joy what you eat. .Sold by S.II.
Kelly.
Lace Curtains
Good assortment of styles
50c pair to $1.50
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DO YOU KNOW
THAT IT’S TO YOUR INTEREST
TO BUY THE CHEAPEST.
WE HAVE SEEN IT TRIED.
We know of some parties who bought a Range and only used it
twelve months, aim then it .was no good, litteraily burnt out.
We hgured with the same parties and proposed to sell them a
good steel range for $5.00 more. No. nothing would do but they
must order a range and when the freight was added they only saved
$ 1.50 on their purchase. Saved it, did we say? Well, they lost
Sl. 5.00 on the transaction, because the “excuse” of a range they
“orderedonly lasted twelve months, and we know of several
ranges we have sold that have been in use 3 , 4 and ■> years, and are
likely to last iO years longer.
If it does not pay our customers to buy a cheap, inferior range
or stove, it certainly would not pay ns to sell that kind.
Come, let us sell you something that has some body, some
weight, some service to it. You won’t mind the price when you
see the goods.
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A THE STORE OF LITTLE PRICES
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL,
9,11 and 15 Hamilton Si, DALTOIM, GA.
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Will cure any case of Kidney or Bladder Disease not
beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more.
“IT WAS THE SWEETEST
TOOTH I EVER PULLED”
Said Ex-Marshal Campbell After
He Had Killed Edwards.
Col urn bus, Ga., September 2.—
Lovia T. Edwards, of a Columbus
furniture house, was shot to
death tonight at Wildwood park,
by Wood C. Campbell, former
marshal of Phenix City. Camp¬
bell was put under arrest, and
states Edwards was trying to in¬
vade his home.
The resort was crowded with
people, and a panic ensued as
the three shots rang out in quick
succession, two bullets striking
Edwards, who died almost in¬
stantly. One ball struck John
T. Williams, a young man, a
mail clerk for a local newspaper,
who happened to be near Ed¬
wards. The bullet 'entered his
left side, encircling the back,
narrowdy missing the spinal eo'
umn, going nearly to the surface
on the right side. The wound
will not prove fatal. It is be¬
lieved the bullet which struck
Williams first went through Ed¬
wards’ body.
It is reported that another
spectator was wounded by one of
the shots.
Campbell, who is _ under arrest,
claims Edwards was trying to
vadehis home, and continued to
make advances to Mrs. Campbell,
notwithstanding that he pleaded
with him to cease his attentions.
He further stated lie had sold
his property, and had decided to
go west, taking his wife and
children. He waa tried for mur¬
der a few years ago in Lee coun¬
ty court, Alabama, and acquit¬
ted, and since that time lie de¬
clares he has not wanted to get
into further trouble. ,
Campbell says his visit to the
park tonight was purely casual,
and that he had no idea of meet¬
ing Edwards there, but, while,
walking along he suddenly found
himself face to face with the
man, the other immediately
throwing his hand behind him,
and starting to draw a pistol; as
he did so, Campbell says he fired.
Edwards, he alleges, had told
him that he (Campbell) had said
some tilings about him he wasn’t
going to swallow.
When told in jail that Edwards
was dead, Campbell exclaimed:
“It was the sweetest tooth I ev¬
er pulled.”
Edwards was about twenty
five years of age, and had a fam¬
ily. lie had been a Sunday school
superintendent, and deacon in
a West Side church. He had a
pistol on his person when shot
tonight, and another was found
the ground near his side. The
Cures Backache
Corrects
Irregularities
Do not risk having
Bright’s Disease
or Diabetes
shooting occurred at one of the
most crowded entrances to the
park.
Edwards did not lire at all.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there is
at least one dreaded disease that
science lias been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Ca¬
tarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitu¬
tional treatment. Hall’s Ca¬
tarrh Cure is taken internal'y,
acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the sys¬
tem, thereby destroying the
foundation of tiie disease, and
giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative power
that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testi¬
monials.
Addres,
F. J. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, O.
Sold bv all Druggists, Toe.
constipation. Take Hall’s Family Pills for
F. M. Hardy, a member of the
local order of Machinists of
Macon, fell victim of the terrible
heat Monday while in the labor
parade and has since been in the
hospital. The heat was intense.