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J. C. HEARTSELL, Editor.
A BATCH OF
HOT WAFFLES.
Happenings of the Week Broiled Down
to a Delicious Taste.
Large shipment of stylish
and durable Buggies visit now m
our ware-rooms. A from
you is much desired by us.
Ga. Wagon & Implement Co.
Dalton, Ga.
Ryan Hilliard, of Bowers
ville, Ga., spent Sunday night
here, a guest of Perry Hilliard.
He owns extensive lumber in¬
terests and was here for the
purpose of buying timber
lands.
DENTAL NOTICE.
From this date I vvill make
Gold Crown and Bridge work
for four to five dollars each.
I do more crown and bridge
work than all the other den¬
tists in Dalton combined. All
other work in proportion.
M. M. Puckett, Dentist,
Dalton, Ga,
The Lightness of
a think “Dorothy Dodd”.
Just what an amount of strength you waste every
day when you wear heavier shoes chan you need. You lift
a few ounces of useless weight at every step, and this
amounts to more than a ton of useless lifting between sunrise
and sunset. I say “useless” lifting because this additional
weight of leather need not be in the shoes to make them
either strong or enduring.
This matter of weight is important. There ar% several
ounces of unnecessary weight in an ordinary pair of women’s
shoes, and this means so much needless drag to the feet.
The only shoe that saves this weignt for you is the “Dorothv
Dodd ”
The scales tell the story for you, but your feet tell the
story when you wear the shoes.
They cost $ 3 . 00 .
Dorothy Dodd.
P. S.—Of course we will give you the particulars of the $4,000 prize offer
Eaton, & Co,
SPRING PLACE, MURRAY COUNTY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1902.
To Pensioners
I have received the blanks for all
classes of pensioners, soldiers and
widows, who have heretofore partic
ipatad in that fund and will begin
filling out the same Jan., 8th, 190 3
and continue to the 22nd. This
doss not refer to those who have
not been previously enrolled: they
need not apply till May 1st, 1903.
T. J. OvpEY, Ordinary.
Contractor Henry Wade
has about completed Dr. Sam
Brown’s handsome new resi¬
dence and painter John Slate,
of Tilton, is engaged in the
mural decorations. As soon
as his buildings are finished
the Dr intends to open a new
street entirely through his
premises, leading South and
intersecting with the strieet
already building east by Lewis
Thompson’s.
Actual Circulation 1200 Copies.
A Card.
To THE VOTERS OF THE 43RD
Senatorial District.
We should never forget
Hon. W. P. Dodd, our pres¬
ent efficient state senator, for
his excellent work before the
temperance committe cf that
body in defeating George
Glenn’s dispensary bill. Lit¬
tle did we know how badly his
aid wouldbe needed in the time
of election, but this fact ford
bly reminds that it is always
best to be on our guard and
a none e-+ pure men to
r I consider cl resent us 22 t the Capitol,
the a dispensary system
most obnoxious form of
the infamous whiskey traffic,
tor it makes the citizens of
ery city or county having one
partners in this damning job
bing in human souls, and while
I am morally certain that the
good men of Whitfield county
would have voted it do wn had
they been given a chance, yet
it is best to have no election ,
so prolific of bitterness as f his
would have been. I am no
lawyer, DUt am confident that
a city J or county operating r a
j. -
dispensary might ■ , . be sued_and , ,
made to pay F y any >117 uaiuags# damages
shown to have resulted from
the sale of whiskey. Resides
these objections, dispen -sry
plans are equivalent to public
ownership of property which
is strongly condemned by
both Mr. Glenn’s party and
that of Mr. Dodd. Political
consistency, if nothing else,
should have defeated the bill.
I write this letter througn rio
bitterness but solely to com¬
mend a worthy servant.
T. J. OvBEY,
Anderson Vonberg, of
Chattanooga, spent several
days of this week visiting his
parents in Spring Place. He
now has a lucrative position
with the Chattanooga Rapid
Transit railway.
Dr. seveial I. B Hushes and wife
spent days of the past
week at the bedside of his
brother at Earnest weiui Tenn
The patient is doingas 65
might be expected but is still
in a very low state.
If
Blacksmith Jim Dickson
made a business trip to Dalton
yesterday. He says that his
customers fast are not paying up
as as they ought and that
he went over to see his kin¬
folks and get a square meal.
MONEY TO LEND.
One hundred thousand dol
to place on improved farming
lands, one to five years. This
money is private funds, and
belongs to no grasping corpo¬
ration. Payments to suit
borrower.
J. B. Terry,
Cannon Building, Dalton, Ga.
If you feel ill and need a pill
Why not purchase the best?
DeWitt’s Ea'ly Kisers
Are little BUrpriserg,
Take one —they do the rest.
W. II Ho,veil. Houston, Tex., writes:
“I have used Little i.arly Riser Pills jn
my family To for constipation, sick head¬
ache. etc. their use I am indebted for
the health cf my family.” fiveratt Broa.
HERE’S SOMETHING
WORTH READING.
Prepared Especially for the JimpTecute’s
Appreciated Friends.
Major Aldrich, an expert
mining engineer from Denver,
Colorado, spent several days
l' er e recently inspecting the
properties now being worked
by Messrs. Apollos & Galt,
No intimation has come to us
of his opinion regarding a con*
tinuance of operations at these
mines but the fact that the pro
moters being now busily en -1
g a ged in building a substan
tial r oad through the moan
tains to the mines is sufficient
they to warrant a prediction that
have a paying mine and
that bigger things may be ex¬
pected of them soon,
Better Than x Plastbk.
A 'd'd d « ,np 5 ". ed with
^, i on
the affected parts, is better than a plas
d for » lame back and for pains in the
side or chest;. Pam Balm has no superior
as a liniment for the relief af deep seat
ed m UsC ;i lar 1 " ld r,1Rumi<tic pf * ins For
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sale , t by Everett Bros &O.C. Keith.
GREAT
DECEMBER SALE!!
We have determined if possible to close out every vestige of our im¬
mense stock during the month of December. This will be a great oppor¬
tunity to buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Capes, Jackets,
Crockery, 1 runks, Hardware and Groceries very cheap— come one, come
all and you will be delighted with our goods and the closing out prices
we aie making We are too busy to go into detail, but let us assure you
that we mean business, that we are making prices lower than you ever
had before. J
NOTIONS,
DRY GOODS.
Everything here that you will want. 10 12^o. yards Outing 39o; 10 yards
yard-wide Domestic 39c; all wool Flannel Beautiful line of wool
dress goods, lots cheaper than ever before—7£c to 75c yard; lovely trim¬
mings to match at cut prices too. Towels, 9c pair; Table Cloth, 19o yard-
3 spools thread, 5c; 10 Balls, black or white tluead, 5c; Fascinators, the
prettiest in Dalton, 15c and up, allot which are very great bargains
Heavy Everything blankets, in our in store grey or in white this December 49c pair; sale 10 yards bargain. canton flannel 49 c.’
at a
$10,000 worth of First Class Clothing to go in the December sale
$5.00 suiis $3.50; $7 50 suits $4.75; $10.00 suits $7 50; $12 50 suits $9.75
$15 00 suits $11 98. Our suits are made of reliable material, stylishly cut
and perfectly made. Boys’ suits to go at same very low prices. Men's
and boys’ pants just as low; prices cut on overcoats, too. Space will not
permit us to mention all of the i\lANY GREAT BARGAINS but you
Trnnks, will find Unlerwear, just such bargains Shins, as Quilts, you want Blankets, in Hats; Glovts, Caps, Capes’ Cloaks
Sweaters, Stoves, Dishes, Tinware Hardware Neckties, Suspend¬
ers, and 9999 articles lower
way yonder lower I ban you ever thought of finding them. *
SPECIAL. With every $10.00 worth of Dry Goods, Shoes, Cloth
ing, T.unks, Crockery and Notions you buy we will give you a large beau¬
tiful pictuie, handsomely framed and covered with glass. Don't miss it.
Don't miss the great Bargains we are selling in this December dosing out
sale. Come on, come early and avoid the rush. Positively no ’goods
charged at these closing out Prices. 8
Cavonder&MWifliams
Brothers.
ESTABLISHED IN 1879.
ONE DOLLAR Per. Annua
Notice.
Go to E. S. Kenner’s for
yonr Xmas nuts, candies, or
anges, raisins and chewing
gum I have a fine tea set
to be d awn with chewing
gum. Come to me to have
your shoes repaired and for
your Xmas shave, dome > 1
come all to E. S. Kenner’s,
To The Public.
I am now located in the
<. Old Drug Store” and shall
be glad to have my friends
call on me for repair work on
watches and clocks. l, h'so,
carry a complete line of staple
and fancy groceries, etc., as
well as many novelties, and
my prices are very low. Of
course 1 have an exhaustive
supply of Holiday wares and
invite your patronage.
Robert Fletcher.