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VOL. 37
EVANGELIST AND EDITOR
THRILLS CROWDS HERE.
Rev. Hull Kerr, of Soring Place, Inspires Many and 75 Are i
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Coogregati; ;i:.l h nvc!) 18 n as much value in God’s
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tin to size. Great i si a’iu as the Christian, and that
c >n lies gr , ] God is using every means pu-M
interest is in .-j:' he ted nightly. ! : hie to had the lost.
M 'iidav nL,hr- • i .10 ,> * 5. me rvu’us nv-‘
for ,v ir 1 !’>'• o': ti l by it Fvurr, ot opring
i'O'l'O l)j .Vi ■ Marray county, a note,
TIk' tout' pioce l e 1 iet. Mr. Kerr m also odi*
fiiat f?F c f ' rand 13 a most mterystang and
■ i eloquent man.— Home Trinune
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gia Will Profit
Thereby.
Georgia is said to Jmv.e
largest per centage of cotton crop
of any state in the onion.
Have you ever realized what a
good cotton market Utiatsw orth
has? Also has one of be t Gvu;<G
ies that money can buy. Don’t
take our word fof it, hut ask the
people who have patronized it
Ohatsworth also lias a big war
house where you can store your
cotton if you desire. Bring your
cotton to Ofcauncy where y ou can
sell it and get tlr money Mr it
as soon as scld.
Had you ever thought ot wha
a nice Bank Ohatsworth ha ? Ore
that is growing rapidly, and
where ynu receive pnni.pt .tic,
tion in every respect, A t iftli
that is ever ready to accommo
date you and that appr
your patronage.
Nearly ail your friends are d, .
positing money in the La: >. m
Chatswortli daily- Don’t- get be
hind, now that cotton is such a
nice price is the time to start a
bank account witn us. Don’t
keep your money around vo
house and endanger your life and
the lives of your family,
have read and heard v. iiat
beed done, and take warning.
Fkofit by the other fellow
mistake 1
Your money left with us Is in
sured against loss under
Against fire under our special
Fire insurance policy;
Burglars under our Burglar’s
THE MURR kr NEWS
SPRING PLACE, MURRAY COUNTY, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBERi 29, 1909.
t; uraree and our 'Cashier and book
both under good bond. ,
k"!' ptn' are
'hat. more .protection can you
wish.
Mr. W. S. Witharn, Financial
> f this Bank, is at the
n (Tui o tien rly 100 Banks and
:.a. been in the banking business
•ver 20 years and no man has |
ever Ion 1.00 by the failure o* j
one . of His banks. j !
You cannot mak a mistake by
depositing your money in the
Bank of Oiiatsworf.il. Come to
and keep smiling. ’
•B U3
P. W. Brook <,
Casuiek. !
THE zm "V GIRL I
:
B \t fufcney's famous Broa'i- t
“The Show Girl,' 5
way -nccss,
will be tlie attraction at the I
Dai ton Optra House, October ,
20 : The P reduction is a glitter
-poet a civ as to scenic embei
ii- !;i®.ents und magnifleeni cos
vu Uiie the music is catchy
t -ctfui , wOwr
‘ with the comedy situations
i IS i just the sc rt that, one
iiiy .. 1,i - e. The principal
m i :e iiits are : “That’s The Way
of A Sailor,” I Don’t Want To
A J.ady r? “I’m The Mana
“!-> -yeae. 55 “ Reggie’s Fam
lly free, and “One Tnat He
Loves A large chorus of
pjv-lry singing girls, who dance
an abandon and vivacity
a! •ul irresistable will be seen
with the production.
The Atlanta papers have given
: . account f Mr. Colquit Cole and
. . .
I Miss Lucy Buchanan wedding
wbidfi occared in Atlanta
| ne sday evening- Oct. 20 at SIX
o'clock.
.
j Dole’s former home, Ann Miss
Buchanan has often visited heie
where she has host of friends.
| “Local Dots.” §
I
Miss Marguerite Heart'i!! vis
ed Miss Rosa Pendley a* Chats- 1
svoatn Sunday. A
Caldwell ami rt^orht.er, I
Mrs.
Miss Nina Mae were in toj-vn Sat
unlay.
Misses Oox ui Cbatswor|b pass- 5
d {hrnugh en route to pda'tou j
Tuesday. ■
We are in n •-•<! of some
subscription*
a Martin Roberts ami muigh -1 I
ter Mass Bertie were Visiting
in ton n Satuniay.
Mrs. F. P. Holder is visiting
In r mother, Mrs. Edmondson,'j
She was ueoompauied from Chats*
th by Mrs. J. IS. Johm'on,
Tim printers are almost frozen,
i'.tosse bring some wood On sub¬
scription.
He sure and bring s me wood
subscription.
Oapt. and Mrs. W. li, Kenner
wore in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Luff than of Free Hope :|
vis
her daughter, Mrs. J. M.
>ast Monday,
Weatherproof Hoofing,
Farrar Lumber Co. Dalton Ha.
Mrs. Charley Sampler an d Mrs.
of Texas aTe visiting
a tthe home of Col W. Vf. Sampiev
Don’t, forget to bring a load of
on subscription.... y
Misses Ftiiel Ulminleeaud flat.
r ' 1;) Lou Wails ami Mrs. liora ilill
in DtdHuf Tuesday
t
Mrs. Joe! Ltheriuee and Mrs.
Carrie Cole made a business trip
to Dalton Tuesday.
Sheriff Will banks made a busi
ness trip to Dublin Monday.
Miss Mae Carney of Chataworth
was in citv Saturday.
The euiTin-'s horse is ‘starving
for corn. Bring some on &u !)sdrip
Con.
Mattje McUa „ t of Free
ilo wjil spenu par4 , u f this
_ vee fc With Miss Ida Ethridge.
Mrs. Foster, of Texas, is visit
i«« relatives m Fpringplmje.
Mrs. Clara Oglet.reo Mi>: Will
Childers was in town one day
week.
Mr. Frank Von berg and Miss
Frailkio Andur^oii art ..'pending!
r i. i m we ok in A? aeon.
Ml Vaiy i r, n a. 1 Cnhlron
.
S P« nfe Tuesday with Col. and I
Mrs. Sampler. . J
Davo Kelt!.--of Daiton will be i
Ul Springpiace the iirst Tuesday |
t) doctor all your horses. Come |
and see him
Its A 'Fop Notch Doer, 1 1
,
Great deeds compel regard-.!
The world crow ns its uoers. ,
That why tin American pe ?P ' C
crowned Dr. fling-s N ‘.V L : b |
- '
Throat ami .
covery the Kmg or (
Lung realem . Every atom is a j
health force. It kills germs, and
colds and lagnyps vanish. j fc I
lieals cotigh-racv‘.ed itfeiubranes :
stops. Sore iuliam-j
bronchial tubes and lungs are
and hemorrhage cease.
Dr.Geo. More, Block jack, N, U.,
vvri t e:; .. Jt ( . ur( ,a me of lung
'
fcr oubSe pro!) ounced hope-loss by
aJ j j 0( . fcorS- >5 gpc, $1.00. Trial
b; . t p ie f ree> (J jaranrccd by G. U -
Arrowed.
Weatherpro Hoof of ng,
Advertise your business m
The Murry News.
,-" “*• NOTICE
--so,
is ; $
K'illfe ■A,
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To Any One Who Cotitem
dPSfr ^ low 1 plates Sowing Wheat This
5 L •
Fall.
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Dear Sir:— As you are a-ware we are agents for Swift’s high grade fertilizers. We
them in connection with our hardware department.
The analysis of the state chemist, who makes his report to the State Commissioner of
thereby giving a perfectly impartial analysis, shows that Swift’s high grade
are as good., several grades even better than Swift claims them to be.
One of the Mate inspector ; told us this jear that, with perhaps one exception, Swift’s
analyzed higher than any other guano used in the state.
Thr many loved F ift’n f. tilizer customers whom we have, attest (by buying each
end alvvilnt-d;. fusing: to take any other) that Swift’s fertilizers are especially
a; ) t c ,i to this section. l'bes:: customers furthermore tel! us they them entire satisfaction.
Special Who .ver is an especially compounded fertilizer for growing wheat.
.
special brand »t wheat f-.rtilizcr has given the most satisfactory results ever since it
wa s first put oi\ the market. The ingredients are especially adapted to wheat growing.
[Ti.it it is . o chemically dry, and so well pulverized, that it never gums up the drill (which
lortainlv can not be said of all f irtilizers) but works through it without any trouble, is an
thing that makes it so popular. Statistics show that the average results of the use
Swift’s L. izers over same lands not fertilized, are about as three times as many bush¬
.
more wheat per acre harvested.
In view i the foregoing facts, we say to our customers and the trade, “If you mean
sow wheat by all means use Swift’s Special Wheat Grower.”
We md v our notes due November 1st, 19x0.
, Yours truly,
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ONE MAN’S CONFESSION.
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For the past two weeks we have had an ad in the Murray News. A man down
in Murray who takes the paper read one of these ads. lie was impressed with
our claims an 1 told his wife he was coming to Dalton and try the Bargain Store,
Sure cn'ou gh he did and found the goods just as advertised. When he was thru
t r ;! i :i«r said ho • d own up that it paid him to come all that distance to trade
1 5 1 ,* B liV.V. iO Note a few of many good values we are giving.
Men's ; t"i v » er
wear, oHh'z .on
suit. ...........7Dc
Blankets, on may get $1.25i !
to $1 50. (, , ■rice.. ........w
.
Wool L- ••..15c or 2 for
]Vianir. iiless values hi Dry Goods, Shoes, Furnishings, Notions, Crockery, .
g nane j. wc c tc. Mill End Dry Goods a Specialty. Large 5 and 10 c Department.
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I; ALTON BARGAIN STORE
DAITON GEORGIA.
CR/ JALL '
Here we come with noisy lei
ter just to s how you this is a wide ;
ke -city.
Mr. Edmnn Cooper left Sunday I
Wajcro- '■ Ga. to attend the
wedding of his college chum.
-:aUdU':tpni™LnX!,',lL! P,‘
quite a „™t little sum for Mr..
Lowry who is very sick. _ j
Miss Fra Dad ^ 0< 0< ’' K ‘^' !gJ ' 'A
visiting ah r
mu... mu j. «•
'squire ^
Wanted—a minister or :
well versed ia the art of matri-i
mony to be ready to agpear m
this city «m short notice.
. Mr. Lot in r Dunn of Cleveland;
Tenu. is vis Gog hi» “Aunt Sue” :
at Crandall.
Dr. Furr spent Tuesday in Dal
Cedar .,,4 G»p-» Shingles,
Farrar Lumber C a Dalton Ga.
j t^jj3jiuauiSgrt.'!BJtiXi wm jwwip 'iO—Wi
; .m’s all wool feeding
guarantee not to fade or shrink
per pair........... ............G • N
Beacon Fine Shoes for Men, per
p i ir.....................$5 and
Yard ■\ ii'le i sheeting,
Mrs. J. H. Sided and little son
by her sister Mrs.
Heart sill are visiting their
^ Mrs. U. L. Starnes who
recently moved feb Rome.
j-j je ^ed^Rock Of SuCCeeSS
clear brain
>'» energy. Such power ^
from tiie splendid health
hat Ur. King’s New Life Fills
gtipart. They vitalize every
and build up brain and
; 0(]y> j A Harmon, LlZemore,
wrifces; “They are the
;, est p jji a j. ever y used.” 25c. at
G. II. Arrovvood.
Shriner sells Sox.
I. N. Stuart, buys cotton
tor Inman Akers & Inman,
Oe.lar and Cypress Slnugl-s.
"arrar I.umher Co. Dalton Ga.
NO. 43
fer'ogan Shoes, price.......$1.10- others sell
for $1.25. Our
j Ladies Trimmed Hats, worth $5
to Id, foi $4.00
Ladies hats, worth 18.00 to $3.50
for ..........................$2 50
All who are in debt to the
Murray News please pay up. If
have potatoes, corn or any¬
to eat send it in ■ on sub¬
Bring us a load of wood on sub¬
Weatherproof Roofing
Lumber Co. Dalton Ga
Shriner sells shoes.
WHEN,, IN DJITON
CALL
M the SPRINGFIELD HOUSE.
Meals 25c. Good Beds.
Meals and Lodging by the week,
p j Reasonable, f $
SPRINGFIELD HOUSE,
DALTON, GA.
Shriner sells school books