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Big Military Carnival..
TO BE HELD IN A. *fl
nilledgeville ArK. Id-1 /,
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Positively to be the biggest week ever experienced here. All shows and attractions will
be furnished by the GREATER BARKOOT AMUSEMENT CO., with their fifteen bi£ shows
and five big 1 free acts daily. Barkoot Amusement Co., carries 168 people, special train of 14
cars, Royal Italian band, etc. Each and every show connected with this company is strict=
ly high class, moral, educational and instructive.
The Purpo5e
of the Carnival is to give
Aidto the Baldwin Blues
REE acts include high dive, highvvire walking, double trapeze,
revolving ladders, bicycle ride for life. The high dive is a won
ful feat, Mr. Matt (Jay, the world’s highest diver, making a dive twice
daily from a ladder 100 feet high into a tank containing but four feet
of water.
Excursions = xr =
on all i ailroads
During the Week
Big Street Parade Daily During Entire Week, Two Big Bands With 45 Pieces Will Make
MUSIC FOR ALL.
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We Beg to Announce The
Arrival of Our New Spring
Stock of Shoes and We In
vite Your INSPECTION.
The Famous Dorothy Dodd,
$2.50
For Women: Zeijtler’s Latest Oxfords, TO
Dutlcuhofer's Best,
$4.50
For Men - ^ ;,n;,ns ^'^ iest(,r;u ' ,s ’ $3s °
The Croat Walk-Overs,
TO
$6.00
Our l.inois Complete, Our Prices Lowest for Rest Quality.
— SEE US FOk SHOES FOg
Spring and Summer Wear.
Fred fiaua Sitos go.
THE FARM HORSE And'
THE WAY TO KEEP HIM
CATARRH DESTROYED
FOR SALE.
Ten Shares Capital Stock, Milledgeville banking Company,
—Apply to—
JOHN CONN.
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PEACHES
FAIRYIEW CANNING FACT’Y
•V MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. /,
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So much advice Is given the farm
er nownduys thnt a request will he
a change. Although, for between-
Units, while you ure resting by your
cozy fire, we will surmise thnt you
hud a good dinner—plenty—and thnt
your wide fireplace Is piled litg'i i
with lugs, and you are smoking you; I
pipe ir. solid comfort Did the poor |
old horse out In the barn or cold i
get half enough? Are there great [
cracks in the barn, through which
the wintry winds sweep over his shiv-]
erlng frame? Don't get cross, now.
or your dinner w ill disagree with you i
—that will cause Indigestion and. tl-
m.lly hllllou mess. Mo life i nns In
'.Inks. Kindness Is the best link in'
a strong life chain, and unklndneas
is the weakest In a poor one.
Being from the country, myself, Ir
distresses me to see the hags of ,
bones many farmers drive to town,
where the horses are well fed gen
erally. Is your horse nearly starved ]
In sight of acres of meadow, and |
great stacks of hay and barns full
cern? Isn't this the poorest ot alt I
the farmer's poor policies? Ou.y
one exceeds It and that is tlv cruelty
of jerking, Seating sand cursing the
poor horse. Every cruelty to youi
horse is money burned. It puts a man
below thi" brute level for few animals
are cruel to one another.
Nothing responds to kindness quick
er than a horse. Give hint a kind
word and a pat, his head goes up
while hope warms him to the task of
trying to draw the oft too heavy lond.j
Every farnu r should know the capao-!
lty of hts horse and abide by It. It.-1
creased good curev>Increases this ca
pacity.
Dejected looking nnd hopeless is
the horse who never has a kind word.
Nervousness, neglect and fear reac*
on a horse semi-starvation and 11!
treatment and not lose health and
energy ?
Many farmers are thoughtlessly
cruel, not from bad hearts, but be
cause they do not realise what they
sre doing or what they are losing by
It, Just try kindness and better
treatment In feed and currying for
a short while and see *he results.
The forlorn old horse will begin a
now life and Iasi years longer, also
do better work, besides being a pride
Instead of a shame to Its owner.
MY APPETITE.
A better way to control the flying
propensities of the turkey Is the old
method of "fastening a shingle upon
the top of their wings. First make
four holes in the shingle then with
a soft stout string it Is easy to equip
the birds so they can't By over •
common fence.
KRl'XA rarely fnila to restore th«
appetite, immediately uj on begin-
ig the use of lVriitni patients lietrfn
■at amt digest. This Is the universal
timony, coming from all parts of the
tlized world.
alar ill is a very frequent cause of
s of appetite and dlsturtieil digestion,
o lieticfleiul influence of IVruna on
iirrli completely restores the nppo-
9 in such cases.
'o prod the digestive organs with
divines that are merely stimulants is
poor way to remedy such eases.
"J am new cured and il.cn
ful in 'fir its, <i.7 thiri/gh the
agency cf Peruna, z. hi, h /.i
cu> edtr.ee ffe. teal.') and r. /
».i) af'peti V
“My only regret is that l did I
net use I'cruna so 'ner and / I
would hare avoided ad my /< n
tnous suffering and wiserj
—Mr. Josef It //. I onian.
Removed Catarrh, Restored Appetite.
Mr.'Josepli H.t’onlan, 4*7 7th Are., I'.rooklyn. N. Y., writes:
“1 sutfered from catarrh which completely destroyed my appetite and
weakened my entire system.
‘•I am now cured and cheerful in spirits, all through the agency of Peru-
na, which lias cured mo effectually and restored my appetite.
“My only iwgret Is that I did not use I’cruna sooner and 1 would have
avoided all my previous suffering and misery.”
ties of Peruna. My case was bowel
trouble or dysentery. %
“I also tried "Peruna for a rough, ac
cording todtrections, and it exceeds any
eough syrup I ever u«ed.
“I wish every one afflicted would give
Peruna a trial.”
Pe ru-na as a Tonic.
Capt. R. B. Smith, Greensboro, Gs,
writes:
"After using several bottles of Pern-
na I can recommend it as one of the best
catarrh medicines on the market. As a
tonic it has no equal.
“Peruna is all that Is elaimsd for it."
Very Serious
It is a vary serious matter to ask
for one medicine and have the
wrong cne given you For this
reason we urge you in buying
j to be careful to get the genuine—
BLAck-draugHT
! Liver Medicine
The reputation of this old, relia
ble medicine, for constipation, in
digestion end liver trouble, is firm
ly c tablishcd. It <ioe3 not imitate
„ other macicines. It is better than
others, or it would not be the fa
st voritc liver powder, with a larger
[.J sale than all other., combined.
U SOLD Iff TCTV* F3
Ti I III— ■!! .
LAMES TAKE NOTICE.
I will sell this week 16 and 25c. piece*
of fancy china at 10c. Call and see the
10c table and be convinced of the bar
gains 1 am offering. R. H. Woottcn
Torpid Liver, Stomach Trouble.
Mr. James O'Byrne, «>»> Madison St.,
Topeka, Kas., conductor Sante Fe Rail
way and member Order of Railway Con
ductors, writes:
“I suffered with a torpid liver and
stomach trouble, which made my com
plexion very sallow, and I felt misera
ble and tired all the time.
“An aunt wrote me that she was tak
ing Peruna with such good results that
she advised me to try it, and I finally-
bought a bottle, although I disliked to
take patsDt medicines.
“However, l found Peruna very agree
able to take, and effective, as 1 felt bet
ter in a week. I took only five bottles
In all and I found that was all I needed.
“1 am most grateful to you for what
four medicine has done for me.”
Dtualtry Entirely RcNrved.
Mr. \V. N. Casey, Leamington, III.,
writes:
“In two weeks after beginning your
treatment 1 was well. I used niae but-
Catarrh af Stomach
Mr. Henry Neely, First Lieutenant,
Co. “P,” H6th Regiment, O. V. 1., Box
«X3, Trenton, Mo., writes: “1 suffered
for years with catarrh of the stomach.
Seeing an advertisement of Pernna. I
tiought a liottle and every doee made me
feel better. Seven bottles completely
cured me.”
Get Your Job Work Done Here Quick
THE MUSICIAN;
The Standard M isaz're !
OF THE MUSIC WORlD I
For the Teacher, the Student, ml (
the Amateur—each issue contains: 3
24 pamvof new and standir.l m Hvh-s' 5
and Instrumental (Rental! \ a!u .• a; !•*».* t fe
$3.00) I
4> !>avt> -.if intarcat’njr. i ts» hr./ -cidir.r I
mutter, an I advertising of value t > tr.uaLiam: I
•nd muaic lo\fn.
Special departments for T *acheri. Si ucers. 1
\ iolmists. Orirar.Uta. C hildren.\fctc.
SUBSCRIPTION t1 SO PfR v I AR
Send 16 cen*.s in stamps for a nm d** coj y.
Catalog* of music and m meal in Hr jn.ent*
sent upon request.
OLIVER lMTMIN COMP IVY
Publishers
150 Tremont St. Boston, W 11
KILL the COUCH
and CURE the lungs
WITH
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
F0«C8E8“
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Trial »•»• Free
AND ALL THNOAT AND LONC TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
BOOKKEEPING $29°°
SHORTHAND $22^
COMBINED $4 5.°-^
t U Boots Included. This offer food ninety days.
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