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J. C. HEARTSELL, Editor.
A BATCH OF
HOT WAFFLES.
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Happenings of the Week Broiled Down
to a Delicious Taste.
Genial Mont Howell, of
Cisco, is here on business to¬
day.
On account of the continued
here and returned to her
at Fott Mountain.
hustling 11 'is°erect
merchants,
ing a neat dwelling on his
premises, and the indications
are that he will not keep
“Bachelor’s Hall” much Ion
A street fair will be held in
Dalton on the 15 th of this
month. Prizes will be award¬
ed for exhibits of all farm
products. The contest is open
the blL rib^n
A party of our young folks
went out on
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Also, $5.00, $4.00, $3.00, $2.50, and $2.25
for Men; $3.00, $2.50, and $2.00 for
3 Boys; $2.00 and $1.75 for Youths.
Thft reputation of W. 1^. Douglas shoes for style, comfort, and wear is known
everywhere throughout the world. They have to give better satisfaction than
other makes, because the standard has always be m placed so high that the wear¬
ers expect more for their money than they can get elsewhere.
Wc carry a full line, and can insure a perfect •!
i fit. inspection invited.
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SPRING PLACE, MURRAY COUNTY, GE ORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 , 1903.
stfyelp of" th f X
citement, and no party O t hunt
O-TQ Tthe
suc culent marsupials being
passed up to their credit when
a piston of the hunt was
made upon the pubhc square
f an houI \ too savory of the
dawn to bear mentioning,
The party was made up of the
following young ladies and
gentlemen: Misses Ethel and
Annie Parsons, Mamie and
^"Tlmuie M.„™.W r^'Zud S
KOT .
Wrt R^on,
Dick Henry,’ Oliver Dickson
and Grover Henry.
Actual Circulation 1200 Copies.
TUESDAY’S VOTE.
At the election here Tues
'! a >: thin f, <.n with
their usual decree ot decorum
In this county Judge Mad
'were'golfed fo° te McKnight 8 ,
his opponent. Whitfield conn
ty gave McKnigiit a majority
of 187 , but Maddox carried
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nous states, hov ev r. the
Democrats gained two sena
ton.and^several New Yorlc was congressmen, lost to Coler,
the democratic nominee by
about 15,000 votes, but this
shows great gains over the
election two years ago.
^ Ohio lorn Johnson and
his Bryan doctrine were
'one. S discip.’es 5 !
^“befc th of Nehras
go
conquerable phalanx, of the
thinking men of all rathics.
Dr. Bee Hall spent several
days of the past week in
Spring Place, The Dr is
quite popular here and his
friends are always glad to see
him.
We are requested by the
trustees to announce that the
free term for the ensuing sclio
i lastic year will begin at Lucy
I Hill Institute on next Mon¬
day. A full attendance is ear¬
nestly desired.
Drs. Sam Brown and John
II Steed have entered into a
copartnership for a geneal
practice of medicine and sur
genry. A large line ot staple
drugs has been added to their
shop and their offices have
been fitted out in regular city
style.
! Prof. Byington and Miss
Mary Freeman treated their
classes to a halt holiday last
Friday ’ afternoon, and the
enjoyaoly . .
jtime trip was Trunk Spring spent and in the a
to
river. Such occasions are
errent fronts tn the little folks
I and nothing would serve as a
. . increased . ,
greater incenti\ e to
interest in their studies.
John Perry, who shot and
fatally wounded the showman
in Dalton was tried and con¬
victed of murder a few days
ago, and sentenced to be
hanged November 21.
A motion has been made for
a new trial by Perry’s attor¬
neys and the same will be
heard on the 29 th Inst., which
of a necessity, delays the date
of his execution.
Money To Lend
On farming lands. Low
rate of interest. One to five
years. Payments to suit,
J. B. Terry,
' Cannon Building, Dalton, Ga.
HERE’S SOMETHING
WORTH READING.
Prepared Esp^ciallf for the .Timpeeute's
1 Appreciated Friends.
residence kSTe^^ for Dr Sin » T.*"" Brown
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A motion has been made by
Perrys attorneys for a new
toal and 1 thesame ■will be
heaid on the 29 th. Inst,
which of a necessity, oelays
the date of his execution.
Rev Frank Hampton and
wife , of Ellijay, J spent Monday
at the home of h is £„ parents at
this lace « Fran as we
are accustomed ,o cal, him, is
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proudto know nnd of P°^V- his increas
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’Squire O. D. Keith is re-
m to-day m
and everf day hereafter
We will give to every Man, Woman and Child who
Visit our Store the very' LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
on any Goods in our house.
Jackets and Capes • •
Our Stock this season is brim full of new an<l choice Ja kets and
(’apes, cut and made in the latest styles Ladies' Jackets at iS.OO, 4 50,
6,00 7.50,9.00, 10 00, 15.00 and 17 50 each. Ladies' Uapes at 35c, 50c,
$L 6 o, l 25, 1.50, 2 00, 2 50,3.00 and 4,00 each,
Dress Goods.
We are showing this season by far one of the prettiest and largest
'Tf e ,T; ^own by us , t e yon to look at our Ime before buying.
I lain and brocaded Worsted, all wool filling, good lustre, all colors to se
| et! t from at 10c the yard Unquestionably the prettiest lute of Brocades,
iu double wnlib, at 15c and 25e the yard, to be found in the city. P ain
Henriettas, 36 inches wide, all wool filling, black and all colors, for 25c
yard; comp ires well with 35c qualifies others are sh iwing. Eiderdown
in ail uolo,8 > al 35c lhe i' ard ’ EX niA S,JECIAL VALUE 38-ioeh, all
wool, Venet.ans. Pretty assortment at 50c the yard Black and all col
ors in 54-inch Bn>adcloah at SI 00 per yard* Waistings, Skirtings and
(Suitings, we bave most any style, colors, prices and qaalitiea you could
ask for.
Clothing, Shoes:
In these Departments we feel like we are able and prepared to meet
and fill the wishes of each and every customer who comes to oar store in
style, qualities, fits and prices. FOR TO DAY we have made extraordi¬
nary low prices on any 8uit, Pants or Overcoat iu our clothing depart¬
ment, either for men or boys. Men’s Suits from $3.00 up to 15.00 per
suit. Boys’ Suits from 75c to $5 00 per suit. Men's Pants from 75c to
$5.00 the pair. Boys’ Pants from 25o to $1 50 the pair. DON’T BUY
YOUR SHOES until you see our line and get our prices. The
largest and most complete line in town to select from. Come to See Us
for your Shirts, Gents' and Ladies' Furnishings, Men's and Bovv Hats,
Undeiwear, Notions and Hosiery, at lower prices than you cai buy same
qualities elsewhere.
Eaton. Coffey & Co,
ISTABLISHED IN 1879.
ONE DOLLAR Per. Annua.
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wrapped in cnUctU.^h the Jimplecute
•£»»*■ by’ Journal,
was ruined it”.— i
Wc are not at all s rpriscd
at the foregoing opinion from
this notorious nonentity and
ancient specimen of perversi
t but it is a slight infrinee
shown ment upon that our credulity to be
the editor of The
Journal should lend \ himself
and the columns of his paper
to arepetition of such base
ZSZZJZZFZ&Z whose intelligence
concerning
TaTriTlo ‘kat'oU
March hare.