The Milledgeville news. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1901-19??, February 13, 1909, Image 6

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-'Busuvess 'Poyw.Uys Scary. CoVwrcvris far TtoVl\. WANTED, Respnmtible man with horse and bug gy in each community, salary $5.00 to 1 . $10.00 per day, to take orders from «wners of Farms, Orchards and Home Gardens A splendid opportunity for farmers' sons,-also fruit tree and sew ing machine agents, to make a business oonnection which will become more profitable each year. Address P. O. Bex 121, Youngs Island, S. C. FOR SALK Four good mules for sale. Gome quick and get them cheap. C. M. Wright. Money saved when you use our j new Electric Light Globes. Come to see j us about the same. Culver & Kidd. — rt splendid stock of Fdgin, Waltharn, Illinois, Hamilton and Howard watches at Dixon Williams. The Jeweler. HAVE YOUR Photos Made at SMITH’S STU DIO over Merchants & Farmers Hank, his work is good, prices reasona- t hie. A share ot your patronage will be appre ciated, HA- SMITH $10 Reward For Dog. A reward of $10 will be paid for the return of one black and white setter, female, strayed or Htelen from MiII- «dgeville Oil Mills Jan 12th. Any in formation leading to her recovery will procure reward. R. S. Alford, Milledgev._,Ue, Ga Rooms to Rent, Two rooms for young men, complete ly furnished, corner Washington and I.iberty streets. FOR SALK. Good heard pine lumber sawed to or der. apply to Jas. L. Sibley or G. W. Hollinsheau Milledgcville, Ga. — Best lump lime. Portland cemen and piaster Paris. Emmett L. Barnes. - When vou are in line for country hams, backbone, sparefibs and sausage eit’ • at 15 cts. per pound, delivered, phone No. 519. WANTED - Second hand bags and bur lap; any kind, any quantity; we pay freight. RICHMOND BAG COM PANY. Richmond. Va. •‘Merry Widow” flour is first, best and the cheapest, 15c saved on each sack. Chandler Bros. Fur Sale. Four 50-saw Pratt ginH and elevator. Also one 35-inch fan. U. G. SMITH, Milledgeville, Ga. Campbell’H p) cent linu soups Salad Dressing, Tomato and Tobusco Catsup, prepared Mustard etc. at C. E. Grecr.e’s. All kinds of high grade canned good bottled goods etc. at C. E. Greene's. | WANTED. Furnished flat for light housekeeping, or a small furnished house, or reason able board and lodging. Address. R. care of News. Milledgeville, Ga. Call on C. E. Greene for anything you want. Olives in bottles and in bulk at C. E. Greene’s. — Got window glass and puttv at K. H. Wootten’s now keep out the cold. Ten cents for one Minute Tooth Aehe Drops. Culver & Kidd. FOR SALE. Three hundrod bushels of good [corn in the ear. Apply to, J. L. Barnes, 313 Jefferson St. FOR SALE OR RENT. Ninety Acres of Improved Farm l.inti, located about aeven miles south west of Milledgeville. Apply to- E. D. HUBBARD, State Sanitarium Paint the corn with Culver & Kidd’s com paint, for three nights in succes sion, then soak the foot in warm water Mni you can then remove the corn without pain. Price 15c. 25 lbs. sugar $1.35. 8 lbs. grits 26cts. 1 bu. meal 85cts. 4 lbs starch 25cts. 6 packages soda 25cts. 1 sack bran $1.30. This is the store that saves you mon’ ey. L. D. Smith. S. Wayne St. We have the prettiest line of Valen tines and Valentine Post Cards in Mi!I- edgeville. Culver & Kidd. 25 lbs. sugar $1'85. 4 lbs. starch 25 cts. 7 lbs. grits 25 cts. 1 Gal. Apple Vinegar 30 cts. B Gals, oil 75 cts. Sack of barn $1.30, Sack Cotton Seed Meal $1.40, Best lard per pound 12 1-2 cts. Hulls per sack 50 cts. Burt Seed oats per sack $3.75. Collars, pads, and hsmes cheap All heavy goods at wholesale prices*. W. H. MONTGCMERY. FOR SALEr 3 mules.1 marc and 2 cows, One 4 horse wagon, One top buggy, and harness. One-2 horse wagon, Will sell cheap for cash, or good note payable next fall. FOSTER-JEANES CO. PLANT GOOD GARDED SEED, Be sure and obtain our garden seed for spring planting, cabbage, turnip, col- lards; and all varieties, including toma toes, 2 packeges tor 5 cents We will be sure to please you in every way. Try us. S. J. STEMBRIDGE. West End. C. E. Greene gets fresh candy eveny two weeks. WANTED. Target Range for the Baldwin Blues. Will buv and pay cash for one to three hundred acres of land suitable for tar get range. If vou have suitable lo cation for same make price in writing, properly witnessed by Notary of the Public, to J. H. Ennis. Capt. Co. E. N. G. of Ga. W SPRING GOODS In Forces Us to Close Out Our At Cost Price. Our New Spring Ginghams—a full line-*are already in stock. A handsome lot of Embroideries and Laces have just been opened. DON’T FORGET WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR CLOTHING STOCK AT COST. RALSTON HEALTH SHOES One of Our Specialties- BloodwortBLembridae Go. C. E. Greene is the place to get your line Groceries. DOCTOR KING nu OLD tniMLE iOCTONt. OLDEST II ME A III LOOSEST LOCATED. REIIUR 8RADUATU II MEIICIIL ( NS Iff IA T0U TNF LANCE AND VALUABLE EXPERIENCE OF TBC LONGEST (SIAlLISNtO AID MQil RELIABLE SPECIALISTS IN THE SfWTN Authoi itvu u> ibm Ki«.tr to w.ui ChSQRlC, NERV0BS AND SPECIAL DISEASES. Wt guarantee to refund muuey it uot i ured. All uiedv ciMr* turntshmJ ready for uaa- no mercury or injuriousmeincinee used. No detention from business. Putlenin at a (Halation i treated by mall and express Medicine* sent everywhere free from gar© or breakage. No menlolno teal C- O. D. unit** In eirucled. Cnnrges low. Thousand* of oases cured State your L o**e and tend for term* t'ousui.allon FREE and eoaflosntlal, In person, or by letter. Call o/write today. Don't tirlay Rarvous Debility and Weaknesses Stricture u ," A# Mai* tb* •e*»ms"*f you.hfwl lolly end eeree (| . >, Ml , in mditu rip»iur« No oeiiotli'* VI Mini »*• reuMKK '»•••. I.» dy»m. or »ul> , u%ll ‘ , rounds. Nu dst.ntlon from liuel ** TS.pl"»it»*s* • •Hi U.oiclise on the fact*. re-*— •*' * * k! to the lie*.I, pallia in the b*<'k. minus. Marked For Death. ‘‘Three years ago I was marked for death. A grave-yard cough was tearing rav lungs to pieces. Doctors failed to hfelp me. and hope had fled, when my husband got Dr. King's New Discove ry.” says Mrs. A. C. Williams, of Bac. Ky. “The first dose helped me and im provement kept on until I had gained 5fi pounds in weight and mv health was fully restored.” This medicine holds the world's healing record for coughs and colds and lung and throat diseases. Tt prevents pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at all druggists 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. (toiiurthi;.., ,i mi .n.i .ii to in, ot |tn..i, B|) | m . . I . s, ‘ e eurud *a . r.w ii.r- ~'““ a '‘“iRorif *?«“"u.: Kidoay Bladdar and Proalatic i,.»n ,.i«... .,iit'.,.i-.iin^«in»r»pi..r; Dlsaasas '“"r,^i ul eai r »'Ii!.i*iiui>Tua« n .«r Fraa Kusaum yo« a *L<iu....n-h.. •«1 Wf and «n#th.iUa Until* nti instructive Cost* )»u nnthla*. a^aAsrw sflPAiAAl l»i. T lUrUtt*. Cot. Klrtstta stl ftacltrss BU. DR. KING MEDICAL CO., Atlanta, ca. tThorough!v rMpenithls l.*e*ily Incorporated i tW*r ih* law* sf i^oryls.) R. H. MGCOMB Phone 272 HaulQPromDtluDone Heavy hauling without delay. Moving household goods is a Specialty with us. W*Complete facilities make it possible for us to ^ive you ideal service. Call us up and give your orders. ROM. H. MGComb. 'Hi ere are as many differ ent grades of coal as there are Hour, fruit, furniture or friends. —OUR— “RED ASh” Jellico Is the best tree burning coal in the U nited States. Our price on this coal is CC Afl per ton - - ^Q-UU We have other coal to per e u>n$5 & $5.50 TAKE TOR CHOICE CASTOR OIL”POWDER Mamiij Iskm fr TASTtICS* Sam in m Atrr mBoTTU '.OMIUJI Urns!a tmfSmc BEST AND 9ATC3T r* LAXATIVE KNOWN pm Excursion fares. VIA Central of Georgia Railway company. To Washington, D. C.-Aceaunt Pre sidential Inauguration March 4. 1909. Ticket* on sale February 28, March 1, 2 and 3,1909. Final return limit March 10, 1900. Passengers must leave Wash ington not later than midnight of March S, 1909. To Birmingham, Ala.- Account Lay mens’ Missionary Movement, Presby terian Church in the L'. S. February 16-18, 1909. Tickets on saie February 14-15 and fortrains scheduled to arrive in Birmingham before 1:00 p. m. Feb- Tuary 16, 1909. Final return limit leav ing Birmingham r.ot later than Feb ruary 20. 1909, To Louisville, Ky.- Account Southern Electrical and Industrial Exposition. April 12-14, 1909. Tickets on sale April 11, 12 19 and 20, 190.8, good to leave Louisville returning not later than April 16, 1»09. For full information in regard to total rates, schedules, etc. apply to nearest ticket agent. powier lemister 6 Phone 152. oal oniDanu FOR SALE. Ten Shares Capital Stock, Milledgeville Banking Company, —Apply to— JOHN CONN. Central oi Georgia Kalin compare CURRENT SCHEDULE FOR MILLEDGEVILLE. Arrive from Maoon and Gordon 1:35 p. rn. daily. “ “ “ “ “ 6 38 “ *’ except Sunday *• “ Covingtoa 11:85 a. m. “ “ “ Eatonton 1 % £9 ' “ Denart for Macon mid Gordon 11:S5 * “ “ “ J “ “ “ 7.50 •* “ except Sunday . “ Covington 1:35 p. ra. •• “ Eatonioo 6 35 “ “ except Sunday %ANTED r A RIDER AGENT a sample l.a»«*st Model •• llnniz*-r” U v, ] r f-m she! by in (W»em ■ HKl) IN EACH TOWN and district to r.de and exhibit a aotent* everywhere are mplr Latest M.Mel ’’Uiinc r” hn makinc bk'hc-v last. H nu _ HUNKY KF.tJt'lHLO until y«m receive and We ship •o anyone, anywhere tis the L . >». tvttkaui .3 cent deposit in advance, PrePiy /rrurkt and allow TKhi DAYS' R r XLKK TRIAL dm mg which time yow may rule t£e bicycle and put it to any te«t tou wnsh. II you are then not perfectly satisfied or tin not wish to keep the bicycle >h:p ■ Kick to m *• mir r.pcnse .nd yam wtUmml V amt on, cnt. FACTORY PRICES tumish the highest eradc bicycles it is possiiile to nuke . 1 . 11, " *™*!1 Profit shove actual ticu.ry cost Vou seve *10 to $3 (middlemen sprohts bv buvtnc threct ot ua and have the manufacturer's guar antee behind your bwrvcie. i>U NUT III V a bicycle or a pair ot tires from anyone n " r L you receive 1 Kir caulottues and icain our unheard ot factory fvseet and remarKstUe spe<i*i offer* to racier agent*. YOU WILL Bt ASTONISHED * h 5 n ' ou rrcn * e °° T beautiful cauloeoe and HJRUIIWnLU study our superb models at the wonderfully , T. e x. c ^. a you t J\ l * year. U e sell the Iu*;best grade bicycles for less money satisfied with Ji.oo profit above factorr cost, bicycle, under your own name plat, at any other taetory. , lllfTCl.K IlhtLi.llS, you doobl. our prices Order, filled the da/ received. fiKCOXD HAXU H1CTC1.I^S. > We do not rexularly huidie second hand bicycle^ but . Vhicaca reuil stores. Ti«se we clear out promptly *t pru.es ramrmK troa S3 to nr SI O, Desenmiee bantam lists mailed free. SnSSTER-BRAKES *‘ nBU ’ r 0 " 0 '' -ni Vda ww-ij I L. URHnLv, equipment ot .11 kind, at hoi/ lot usual rstat? firsts. pedals, parts, repair, and Fashion In blood linos is continu ally changing. B, carefuUj studying the records and analysing the blood lines of the winners, stud ‘its of the breeding problem .nd practical bribed- ers can foresee th s change in fashion that is likely to occur. The breeder wha can do so am take advantage of the coming change will reap the greatest udvantag- 1 Prom it. rhe safer way for the average small breeder, however. Is to bm-d in the best of those old, wail-tes d, surcessfu! pro ducing lines that have beer, most suc cessful In producing s;>eod with uni formity in the past. |50 HEDGETHORN PUHSTORE-PROOF * SELF-HEALING TIRES f, BOOKKEEPING $29.°o SHORTHAND $2299 C0ABINE0 $4 5oo All Bools Included Tins offer good ninety days. + Wr.te R. K BOND < * t X Co’lege M ";’-;.:ile. Co. TXr regular retail prut of these tires S*.50 p*r pair, tut to mtroduct xve trilli sec i you a sample pa: r f**rSt.SJicctsh with order S-lJji. 13 MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES NAILS, Tacks or GIsm will not lot the air out. Sixty thousand pans sold last year. Over two hundred thousand pairs now in use. DESCRIPTION: Madcir alksirc*. ItUIivclyl nail easy ruling, very-dm able and linctHnside with a apcdkl quality of rubber, which never t>ccomcs poiousatui which closes up small punctures w ithout allow* in* the sir to escape. We have hundreds of letters from sati*- ficti customers staring that their tires have only been pumped up once or twice in a whole season. They weijtn no more than an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities being given Notice the thick rubber trewd ••A" and puncture strips and •♦IV also rim strip *• If* to prevent rtm rutting. This by sevt'ral la>-ers of* thin, specially pfe’pared fabric~ou the .*1 7 .. olhfP tread. The regular price of these tires is$S per pair, but for g FJlsv w ^ advert ising purpose* we are making a special factory price to u tASI kiuinu. dhe rider ot onlv |^.So per pair. All orders shipped same day etter is received. We ship C O D on approval. You do not pav a com until you have examined ami found them strictly as represented. We will allow a rash discount of 5 per cent tthereby making the price *4.5A wr tZ; t) :t x-n,l FULL CASH WITH OKUKIl *nd enclose thi. advertisement. We will alv. send nickel plated hrass hand pump. Tires to be returned at OI K expense if for anv reason thev are not satisfactory on examination. We are perfectly reliaUc and nonev -^ent to us is as safe as in » bank. If you’onler a pair of these tires, you will 6ud that thev Will ride easier run faster wear better, last longer end look fiuer than any tire you have ever used or seen at an>- price We know that you will be so well pleased that when you want a bicycle you will give us vour nnUr Wc want you to send us a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer. 6 3 ucr ’ IP MU MlFP-n TttSFe b “f *°L kind st «?y R ric * ,lnlil vou »nd for a pair of “ ■ UU SXS.C.LS § fnco Hcdgethom Puncture-Proof tire, on approval and trial at the special introductory pnee quoted above: or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalocue which deact ibes and quotes all makes and kinds of tires at about half the u«ual prices. * S C uicn nn Ntrr WAIT but ^ nlc y 5 . 1 p ° i , ul lo,lay - u<> Nor think ofbcying a bicycle . mil °T • ** ,r oi t,rc l fr ° m » n >°tro until you know tlie new and wonderful offers we are makiug. It only costs a pratal to learn e\*cr> ib;ag. Write it NOW J. L MEM C-Ve-LE GSMPAHY, CHICAGO, ILL