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To the Ladies
of flurray County • •
Let us thank you sincerely for the kind patronage of
last season and we very kindly solicit it for this fall.
We will do our best to give you the prettiest and
most stylish hat for the least money.
Be sure to see us before you buy your hat,
Yours truly,
Rosa Copeland,
Dalton, Georgia.
NEXT DOOR TO FOUND STORE.
THE JIMPLECCTE.
J. C. HBARTSELL, EDITOR.
Official Organ of the Ccunty.
Advertising Rates Reasonable
Thvredat, November 27, 1902
The secret ballot system
iature proposed by the present legis
will eliminate the dis
gusting spectacle or polls men and be
ing driven to the
voted like so many sheep.
Let us hope that this admira
Me proposition mav become
law.
A nation of grateful
Americans are today render¬
ing thanks for the blessed
pri\liege of living in a land of
plenty and being systematiciy
robbed of it by legitimate mo¬
nopolies whose insatiate greed
for gain is stimulated by the
laws put upon the country by
cowardly republican congress
A. J. Shovvalter & Co. ,
have bought the North Geor¬
gia Citizen and will hereafter
be conducted by T. S. Shope.
Messrs. Frank Reynolds and
Walter Clark expect to start
a daily paper in Dalton at
once. These boys are all
hustlers and their readers may
expect strictly first class news
service from them.
One Minute Cough Cork
Is Hie only harmless Cures cough cure Colds, that
gives quick relief. coughs,
Cronp, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Pneumonia, Asthma, LnGrippe and all
Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. ‘I got
soaked by ruin", says Gertrude E Fen¬
ner, Muncie, lnd.. “and contracted a se¬
vere cold snd cough l failed rapilly;
lost 48 lbs. My druggist recommended
One Minute Cough Cure. The first bot¬
tle brought retiei; old several cured me. I
sin back to niy weight, 148 lbs.” One
Minut- Cough Cure cuts the phlegm, re
ieves the cough at once, draws out in
tlan.mation, cures croup. An ideal reme¬
dy for children. Everett Bros.
chamberlain’s
STOMACH AND LIVER TABLET-.
Trv them
When you teal dull after eating.
IVhen "you have no appetite.
When you have a bad taste in the
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when you have a headache.
When yon feel biliious.
They will improve your appetite,
Keith, S& ‘
by Everett Bios, and C. C.
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DUNN DOINGS
Dunn, Nov. 21-Not noticing any
communication from this the garden
ppot of Murray and, indeed, in point
of beautiful scenery, the Switzerland
of North Georgia, I write you.
School at this place is
and new’ students coming in almost
daily. The weather has been lovely;
ju*t. coo) enough to be bracing and
the forest is beautiful in its attire of
autumn foliage. Miss Sud'e Wall
took charge of the school at Fashion,
winch to the regret of her numerous
friends at this place. Miss
O’Neill visited friends in Spring
Place last Sunday. Miss Fannie
Roney and Felton Lough ridge vis¬
ited Mrs Bob Gregory, near Sumach.
The young folks enjoyed a party at
the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs
John Loughridge. The pupils have
arranged a literary society which
meets every two weeks; they are en¬
thusiastic about it. John Brooks
and Luther Woods went visiting
last Sunday; we have all been guess¬
ing where. We are all gratified
over the promotion of some of our
Murray W" have recently been
‘J5T 'S&tS.
a | H() f, ave (j„ e reports of Willie
Keith and Fred Brown. Judsonand
Miss Minnie Stephens, also Carl
Vicing who attend school at this
&**%££
and Miss Alberta attsiided quarterly
conference at Sumuierour’s last Sun¬
day. Mrs. Dickerson, who is here
with her children who are attending
school, has been visiting her home for
the past few days. Several couples
of our young folks attended church
at Dewberry Sunday evening. Lit¬
tle Misses Etta Davis and Alton
McGhee, aged about ten, accompa¬
nied by Lee Joues and George Keith
rode their wheels to Spring Place
and hack in a couple of hours Sun¬
day. With beat wishes for the Jimp
I remain a
Georgia Cracker,
Loss of Flesh
When you can’t eat break¬
fast, take Scott’s Emulsion.
When you can’t eat bread
and butter, take Scott’s
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet and
want something a little more
nourishing, take Scott’s
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
fat. Scott’s Emulsion is a
great fattener, a great
strength giver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all body
tissues, not only fat. Scott’s i
Emulsion increases them all, \
bone, , « ilcsh, . .f biood j and
ru’rvp VC.
p of j nva Jj ( j S) f or COn .
yatesccnts, for weak for children, consumptives, for, all
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BCCO liCSn, S
Emulsion is a rich and com
f-._i-L.l_ ILliauie SuOu, ana __ j 3 „ _ natural , , I
tonic.
Scott’s Emulsion for bonC,
« HvSl\, , , ■ , and ,
D.OOu IVSTVC.
We will send you
.a free sample.
P j rare that this picture
in the form of a label is on
fi -.G the wrapper of every bottle
of Emulsion you buy.
i | yw scon & BOWNE,
CHEMISTS,
409 Pear!St., N. Y.
50c. and $G ail druggists.
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The Stranger
is as welcome as thi
steady customer. Our busi
ness is to compound medi
dries and sell drugs, and not
.O discriminate ,• , between OUI
patrons. Our prescription
work is without a peer; it has
brought us customers from
mile 3 . The drugs w r e use are
warranted absolutely pure
and fresh.
Fincher & Nichols,
HOTEL DALTON BLOCK
CHARLES N. KINO.
Attorney at Law,
Will practice in all the courts.
S3f”Speci»l attention given collections,
C. L. HENRY
attorney at Law.
Will practice hi all the courts.
g3f”Special attention given collections.
V. W. ANDERSON,
Physician & Surgeon
Spring Place, offered Ga.
Professional services the peo¬
ple of the surrounding country.
JAMES B. HUGHES, M. D.,
Spring Place, da.
Patronage of surrounding comm nity
solicited, and all calls cheerfully an¬
swered.
Full line of Medicines kept on band,
especially, prepurUions suited to Chron¬
ic troubles.
Residence, dwelling formerly occu
p.ed by Coi. J. J. Bates.
SUMACH SEMINARY.
Sumach, Term for 1902-1903 Oct. 27th 1902, and will Georgia.
opens , continue 29 weeks, with only one
w’eek’s intermission Christmas
The past, year having been so successful in every particular we do not hesitate to solicit the
patronage of all, and ask that the co-operation of all former patrons be continued.
Our work is thorough and practical, suited to the needs of our pupils; our rates are
very cheap. The school is unsurpassed in its high standard of good deportment and pure morals.
If you wish board or dormitory rooms apply now.
Wiite for further information. Address (MISS) ItOSA B. FREEM AN, PROF. J. B.
ANDERSON, TEACHERS, Sumach, Ga.
Georgia Wagon & Implement Co a
Reasons why our business is large and still growing. We sell our customers just what they want. By
managing our business carefully and buying close for nsh we furnish better quality for the money than any
competitor. Whatever happens remember that our buggies, at our prices, cannot be equalled. To know just
what we are offering you need to carefully examine our stock. We show’ many styles of vehicles, Your
protection lies in our guarantee backed up by the manufacturers. Our reputation is at stake and we sell just
what we represent. We are gaining customers for the Light Running Florence Wagon.
Georgia wagon & implenrnt eo
DALTON, GEORGIA
A Word About Clothing:
It has long been a custom among the people of Murray U county to g.> to other markets to bur
'•« hnch — conditions m-up-it, longer »*■»)«* * * .«*. Place. ««* «*« « k~
no exist m SP" g
I have now on sale at my store an immense stock of Clothing consisting of the nobbiest classes of
the very latest cuts and it is all being sold at great bargains.
It will pav you to examine thy Clothing and get prices before you buy.
I will save you from Si to S3 on each suit.
You will be astonished to see how cheap you can buy a suit here.
A Clay Worsted up-to-date suit fur only $3: would cost you $5 at any other store.
An all-wool Cheviot suit at $5: the regular price anywhere is $8.
Boys' suits 75 cents to $4.
Men's vici kid dress Shoes SI .25.
Ladies’ “ “ U SI.
Lewis W. Thompson.
Land For Sale.
I will sell at the court house, j
in Spring Place, Murray conn-1
ty, Georgia, on the first Tues-;
day in December, 1902, eighty j
acres of land, more or less, it
being one- j < i t *t numbe j
in the 10th district and)
3rd section ol Murray county j
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Georgia.
This little farm lies on the!
Cleveland and Spring Place)
road, about three-fourths of a
mile soulh of Sumach church,
i has good buildings; excellent
well of water at. house; two I
I never-failing ponds, suitable
[for stock water, etc. It is j
known as the Lawrence Beck
farm c
j W ill be sold for cash. By
i virtue of power of attorney!
made by the heirs to myself. 1
Wm. R. Davis. !
This November 20th 1902. i
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p nls „ py 0ar prescriptions? We in¬
vite the privilege. We exercise the
most exacting care in every part of
the work. VVe use the best quality
°* ev ® r y drag, and produce medicines
that bring the best possible results.
We charge only a l.ving profit
a b ( ,ve the cost of materials,
Come to see us. We serve with
oul {ear or favor. We manufacture
ami sell family medicines.
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