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v < ♦H4H *» f: xxiiXxxiiijMUi i 9 1 V i V V V i I 9 — -b. -g- ,» ■ ^ r » T^TTT T •» <» ; t* t: 4 * Alex E. Harris & Co I (incorporated) i: COVINGTON, KY. These brands of goods direct fr > n th j oli*3tit2 of K entncy,* "the home of lovelv women, thoroughbred horses and Good]Whiskies.” ALEX E. RIS Trade Mark on every bottle. NONE BETTER MIGHTY FINE .. Harris' No. 900 Rva Whiskey, 4 full qta., 12.08; 8 qta., $6.80 iroiiocBAn * » ji Harria’ Monogram Rye, 4 full qta., Hama’ Ruby Lee Corn. 4 full quarts, - Karris’ Mountain Corn, 4 full quarts. - Harris’ Holland Cin, 4 full quarts, Harris’ Dublin Gin, 4 full quarts, • ■ Harris' XX Rock and Rye’, 4 full quarts, Harris’ Peach and Honey Cordial, XX, 4 full quarts.. - ‘ • Harris' XX Peach Rrandy, 4 full quart# 8.26; 8 qta., 6.40 2.06; 8 qta., 6.80 3.26; 8 qta., 6.40 2.06; 8 qta., 6.30 $.26; 8 qta., 6.60 2.06; 8 qta., 6.60 & 4 A * 2.06; 8 qta., 2.06; 8 qta., 6.00 6.00 ^ n I£ c hi WHISKEY 1 < £.J'£*4rrw& - J Express Prepaid on all packages of 4 quarts and over. Post • • Office or Express Money Orders must accompany all orders ■• HHII HIM -. «a DOCTOR KING m*sm class tarsiahs* raa4/ ter oas-ae ae»»i sslsja«»**w»*si*to** ■U. Da dstsatisa (as* lasts ms, fillmi at e Staianej MI.4 a; Ball and stores*. Madtalaae scat *TsrTwk»re rise IB |1N ar braakaaa. Me mssutss aaat fl O. •>■ aulaaa la <»«'««•' * it : . Mine in the I fn rf Ifttlnn—, S—aCn fna >. Miriit. •( tiUI tur«M.luM of m«aii9«d,9lC ( cured for ll/e. WeeMtutoudleeiltMMd. restore leal trliallty. develop anti mature jroutt* or mMUIe ejfe.l who are weailr end wrwofcn end mehe vhena nt for marrlagre tunkllle the* lei rleMadiseeae, In all lie foiwo • jPnillli anil etaoree, aured lor Ufa. H'ood P/Woaing. Shin Pleeaeeau Ctoera. Nwelllnire. No re a Oon>>r< been. »iinm auid ail forme of prlvnie dluoeaee, eurtd te «tey ('uietl W»|i«raniMio rotund jour i•lain* thle dleone*. Varlcoesle *»f th»* narvaue •jaina. . piwatMSf aerod H |Tr • • • I • SBCMjJEr—» 1 n I. 1 BS B • I e Noe h«o% eorod la v Nw r II I IK • • I • withoatoahe. - TO MtS upon nppllctlfme eaerlftloa * * «ur«u I* ■>•> > hibi. " s »»■ -. — ■- - I .... M biaa m non., If aal cai-ad ROOM r *.i*JS,i. ,lIL J! Kidney Bladder and Prootallo 'tUe.'ftorlu end euro, eeut eoalod I DI$o»$s ^““WSraWuaOT::; Fr©0 Mwmmi above diaeoee HTBS for II lledtoeoe tit the rlty_ Very melnWlv^ <Omi ed by painireeandt»i>H>illea« inethmle. ltnlbe rlty ZVZJ?*****!*^*** .. _ __ Q -gBM.a/% a i sn/v »#. 7 Uhr)«tu. Cw. hertitcs sbl DR. KING MEDICAL CO., Atlanta, ca. (Thoroughly reeponatble. Lagally Incorporated under the laws of Georgia.) R. H MGCOMB Phone 272 HaulinaPromotluDone Heavy hauling without delay. Moving household goods is a Specialty with us. "Complete facilities make it possible Cor us to give you ideal service. Call us up and give your orders. ROM. H. M660mb. St. Stephen's Episcopal Charoh. Rer. Wra. Russell flearritt, D. D., Rector. Sunday service*—Morning Prayer aad Sermon. 11 a. m. SuaJav Schcol, 9:80. Friday Evening Prayer, 4 ft. m. Hety Communion, the Fire* Huw^y 6*. themontn. The Rector and hie family Bill be at house te frinds each Monday night frees 8 to IS o’clock. GRILLS THE VIVISECTIONISTS. Advocate* of Ragulating Animal Ex periments Ask Operators Som. Par- tinont Question*. Protesting against attempts to mis represent the attitude of the Society For tbe Prevention of Abuse In Animal Experimentation, Mr. F. P. Bellamy, counsel for tbc society, denies that It ever proposed the prohibition of vivisection. Tbe society stands, be says, upon precisely the platform where Herbert Kpencer, tbe greatest of English scientists, stood when In 1906 he, with nearly 200 of tbe most prominent physicians In England and In Ibis country, signed a statement In which he said: "We believe, therefore, that the common Interests of humanity and science demand that vivisection, like tbe study of human auatoniy lu tbe dlssoctlng room, should lie brought Un der tbe direct supervision and control of tbe state. Tho practice, whether In public or In prlvnte, should lie restrict ed by law to certain definite objects and surrounded by every poealble safe guard against license or abuse." Mr. Bellamy Insists that these ques tions call for a frank answer from those who oppnee any such safe guards: Queries Per the Doctors. How can legitimate scientific work by rouipetsnt men tie Injured by a law which will limit all vlrlssctloa te com petent persona? How can legitimate scientific work be Injured by a law which will com pel the use of anaesthetics In all cases where tbe success of tbs experiment does not make tbe use of anaesthetics Impracticable? If our propoaed legislation does not folly protect legitimate scientific work, why do not oar opponents who criti cise It accept oar often repeated Invi tation nnd seggaet some amend—t which will fully protect scientific re search? Why I be secrecy with which vivisec tion is surrounded ? Has th* disem boweling of living animats. In order to experiment with Ibefr vital organs, or th* arapatatlM of limbs from ons ani mal and attaoMng them to another become se palnlam that th* public has no Inter sat to know what effort to saad* to eav* unnecessary suffering? Or to the brutality of th* #ttoto Iking so bid eons or so an nesses* ry that tbs operators do not dare te tot te the light of Investigation upon M? We again challenge them tv open the doors of their star chamber tabors- tones and tot tbo truth be known, in ite other way cm they quiet tbe pA th: -ipprehenefcm or avert tbe tion ef which ftby have each dread. PIONEER AMERICAN LINEN RHUS BRANCHING OUT. 8eea Mother Grow Tosnj. Huge Flan* Me** Planned Mad* Nseee eery by One Vena's Development *4 New Indnstry. Impreealv* evidence of th* progress of th* pioneer American Linen mills eetabltobad si North Brookfield. Mass., about s year ago to found la th* plane Jnst completed for extending tho plant. Beginning with IlmItW capacity In a milt that had to be adapted by degrees tothe requirements of thetlxfonl l.lnen mills, the btuineee lias grown tc snch an extent that plans have been drawn for bslf a doaeu new but Mings, all larger than the present main mill. The plans cull for uu addition dou ble the els* of the present main mill, a new stork, storage ami shipping building, weave shod, •■oxoilut" fac tory. blench house und fil>or preparing house. The two l.-ittcr fiulkllngs will be lu the center of n quadrangle forin- •*K would bo hard to overstate the. wonderful change in my mother sines' We other ImlUlIngs mentioned, shobeyan to use Electric Hitters.'’ writes ! All 'he buildings trill be of rc-en- Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danfoeth, Me. i forced concrete. The m-w wenre shed "Although past 70 ahe seems re*Uy to be i U lo la- u two story building, provided growing young again. The auttsrod un- j with overhead light Inc by incuus of u TO MEflBERS OF THE WIDEhA-WAKE Pressing Club. After expiration of your tickets we will no longer press suits for $1.00 per month unless payment is made in advance. Our reason is plain and logical, so let’s gettogeth- or and understand each other, and do business on business principles. All pressing clubs charge $1.00 per month in advance for 4 suits and tne majority of members of this club seem unwilling to do this way. We can’t afford to preoo dothei for 25 cts. per suit and then wait until tickets expire to col lect. We understand, of course, why so many refuse to pay in advance and that is because several have lost, money oil account of the'cluh changing hands so often. but 1 have been in Milledgeville long enough for peo ple to know that l am not here to beat any one and will carry out all my contracts, no matter how large or small.. It costs money to run a pressihg club and unless regular mem bers oay in advance for their tickets they will have to pa^ the sqine price extra work brines. I pia eideration of tne club. If the club cannot be operated sys~ tfimtitally and according to the rules adopted by all suc cessful clubs then I’m ready to drop it. All member* wno are willing to pay $1.00 in advance for their tickets can get 4 suits pressed for them, otherwise I must charge full price. Respectfully yours, ; . •<£ *E. S. Barton Sticceisor to J. L„ Daughtry, Propr. Wide-A-Wake Pressing Club coma aee Business Locals. Wight Eider • Mai* The werst night riders aie calomel, erotvnoii or aloes pills. They raid your bed to rob too of rcet. Not se with Dr. King’s New Life Fills. They never dis tress or inconvenience, but always cleans* th* evstem, curing Colds, Head ache, Constipation, Malaria, 26*. at all druggists. IV^Moaey saved when you use^our new Klee trio light Globes. Com* to see us about tbo same. Culver A Kidd. FOR BALE Poor good mules for sale. Come quick and get them aheap. C. M. Wright. —Sugar $4.40. —Pride and Blue Ribbon Floor Ite. — dibs. Lump Starch 26c. —Leaf Lard 12 1-$c. —6 gala, uoii 76c. — 71b*. grits 3Se. -Wheat bfan $1.20 sack. —Cotton weed men) $1.40. —AU hesnrv goods at wholesale prices. W. H. Montgassery. -All kind of garden seed and onion seta at Emmett L. Karnes. EKMMP*Rutter »nd eggs, always fresh, at C. K. Greene’s. BEARDEN,S WEEK1.Y TkADC UST. Good plow hames 25 cts. per pair, : Gantt cotton planters and guano distrib utors, plow bridles and wagon harness, toM mis^ from dys^^ia for as^ewx. tooth roof containing 375 sky- all kind of plow implements, new crop At tost she could neither eat, drink aleep. Doctors gave her up and all inediesfiult-d till Electric Ritters worked such wonders for her health.,’ They in vigorate all vital organs, cure Liver and Kidney troubles, indues sleep, impart strength and appetite. Onh 50c at all druggests. ♦ C ^FOR UP-TO-DATE JOB PRINTING SEE THE NEWS ♦ ♦ ♦ COMPENSATION. ♦ ♦ By F. H. Phillips. + ♦ Task, not time's the meutrare ♦ ♦ Of toll; that task Is fit + ♦ Which finds the worker willing ♦ A And leaves him loath to quit. g ♦ ♦ b When work spells merely wages, ♦ ♦ It's sot In lower case. ♦ ♦ When the Pay Roll and tho work- ♦ ♦ man g At last come face to (ace. 4 ♦ ♦ 4 Hut the work of the master 4 4 workman 4 4 And his pay In figures clear 4 4 Loom large on the Final Roster 4 4 In tho hands of tho Great 4 4 Cashier. 4 lights. The iwiwor plant win be lo- , , . . ested well away from the mill building Mrdon ^ canned peachM ’ moat; protior. all (lie nine history In which and vegetables, boat cream cheese anu will Ik- el.Ctrl ally operated. A slock macaroni. Eagle and Phoenix plow Issue of about gtin.oon made In eon- „ , . , , , ,, t , ,, rope, all kind of horse collars. Inter no-lion wlwt the hegluurng or these ’ extensions was all taken within a national store powder, sweet potatoes week, largely by original shareholders and fat mackerel, Messina lemons, lu the mills. The Oxford mill was the first es tablishment In the I'nltcd States to undertake the manufacture of linen products from fiber prepared by the kludge process. This nci-outplishes iu a few hours tbe work that abroad re quires many weeks. Judglug from the extensions to he carried out by the Oxford mills, there seems to be no further reason to qu-stlon the im mense success of the undertaking. JOHN G. BEARDEN. FOR SALE. Three hundred bushels of good corn in the ear. Apply to. J. L. Barnes. 313 Jefferson St. BMTThe ladies should all see R. H Woolten's lino of household and enam. ware. Dread - — Fresh bread, Sohlewisger-Meyer & Co.’s make—twice a week at C. E Greene's. Turbins Pans Per American noughts. For the forced draft equipment of* the United Stgtcs hnttleshlps Dele- -Honey Comb candy, Heinx.s swee. Ware nnd North Dakota twenty -eight sour and mixed pickles. Emmett L. turbine fans, each with a capacity of' Bara<». 24,000 cubic feet a minute, hare been 44a444444# The amendments to the - oust t of t.iorgia permitting counties to name a rural police force and to put in sew er and sanitary regulations, because of fon and effect on Jan. 1. In , rdor to have a nual police fore it i~ necessary that two surcessiv grai d juries recommend the cs’abiis' me tbo forao. built st tbe Troy works of the Strocco Engineering company. Although only twenty-seven Inches In diameter, tbe fourteen Sirocco tur bine faus to be Installed on eaeh of the United States Dreadnoughts sup ply 83H.OOO cubic feet of sir every minute to keep the fires rrwirlug under the boiler* of these monster war ves sels. It Is an enormous output fpr theU small slxe that has led to tt adoption of this type of fan on all tin princtjMil transatlantic liners. In Euro pean navies and now by the United States naval authorities. The fane are built on tbe same principle as a steam turbine and consist of a 1 “squirrel cage'' drum surrounded by, sixty or more narrow blades. FOR SALE OR RENT. Ninety Acres of Improved Farn Land, located about seven miles sout.i vest of MiUedeeville.. Apply to- E-JX-HUBBARD. £tate Sanitarium -When vou are in line for counti ims, nar.Kb oie, spaienbs and sausag< the, at IS cts. per pound, delivered none No. 619. ‘Why not have-the.best light the' ■os and especially when, you can save 3 the amount of cost by getting some L the m-w Globes.- Culver & Kidd. FOR 8ALE , Feur good mules for sale. Cctc%' quick and got them cheap. C. M. Wright.' \ OTF*A large and comfortable oflp# for resit, fronting aorth ondeaat. App(p to- j. C. WHITAKER. HTTwie* th* light, l-I the real wnen you us* our new Klectrie Light- Globes, Culver A Kidd -Hogshead ot geo ulna Cuba sea just opened. IsunstHi —Pickle* in bulk and bottle* at C. Greene’s. ■^Perfection oil beaten aad Rajr-O amps always give perfect oat See them at R. H. Wootten’s. IM"W* now have on hand i of those new Electric Light Glebe* which decreases consumption .of moo. tricity 1-3 and gives twice tbo Hght«. Culver A Kidd. —Chase and Sanborn’s eoffew teas, best made. Emmett L. Sale Agt. wice the light for 1-8 of the monov is what our now Globes will da Culver Kidd. —Five cars of Bermuda hay, will set! in any quantities. Emmett L. Barnes A handsome and perfectly gentle Horse for sale. Not afraid of automo bile or anything else. Apply to J. C. WHITAKER. —Original Augusta steam bread every day Emm >tt L. Barnes | * PMTFJR RENT-Six-rocm cottagv? on South Wayne street, now ecupied by H. A. Dearman Immediate possess ion. Appiy to, WARREN EDWARD. \\ atch that old rooster a little aad you »nl liinl out he is a tyrant. Hot■ *.er send him to market. Save everything that ,rctu food lor tho lions; will furnish a >s an aid ‘To set'tho winter eggs we most prepare and plan for tnetii tho year laround. Make tho hen house cheerful. Sat .founding* nave much to do with egg reduction. , Ham Actor*—Ha* the dramatic art made any great strides In this town? Amber Pete—No. psrd; but some Actor folks, have. Some of them have .eft with ten-foot strides.—Exchange. 1 Tne government's preliminary est*. icaty* of average yield per acre of po tatoes is- 86.9 bushels, ss compared with 95.4, the final estimate an 1907, 102.S In 1906. and SS.G the ten-year averages- A total prcdnct.on of 274,- C60.POO bushels Is thus iufi.-ated, as compared with 297.942.000 in 1907. the quality is S7.6 per cent, against $8.8 laei year, and 87.6 a ten-year average. y -■’i < V • St U X: vmcttSCT