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DOCTOR KIN® THE OLD RELIABLE DOCTORS. OLDEST <» AGE ARD LONGEST LOCATTI. REGULAR GRADUATES II MEMCIIL WE OFFER YOU TKF LARCE AND VALUABLE EXPl'.IENCE OF THE LONGEST ESTABLISHED ANO MOST RELIASLE SPECIALIST^ IN TNI SOuTN Authoruni oy tLf RUM iu irut CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES. W« ffuftrantee ic refund money if uoi u ed. All inedl* ines furnished ready for use—no mercury or Injurious medicines ised. No detention from Lusine>s. Paiionis at a distance treated by mail and express. Medicines sent everywhere free from gare or breakage. No medictfie sent C. O. D. unless in structed. Charges low. Thousands of cases cured Slate your cane and send for terms. Compilation FREE end confidential. In ' -4> pernon, or by letter. Cell or write today. Don't delay. Narvous Oabiilty and Weaknciscx Stricture »»*>«* “>• •» Al £l.„ <>■* t»,ulutnou.bful folly .ud nor, "it, Of M§n« M»-eaiialng 'owe. by drrams er w»»h!^ %|| u.raifVo unnt, pi tide* and biotcfc*t^o^th« tme*, rvn '»jgjj/ ^ « Varicocele cwrrtem"*”•“* 1 C..! III. that t«rrlai.|*ui»ea*e. la all >U lormii,, p , , SYplUUf • and Ittffti. cured for lire »<'^Hvdr066l0 ilthT.ltLSn r/.r.n.iwr Skill Clcer*, a»ellln»e. tore., 11 1 u 1 w w w 1 * without pain. 1 all forma of prive'r dlaeaaea. D li I m a • I a *** book—cured In a few daya Wa guarantee te refund yeur ■ IN I III 0 I I 3 «uh zsiza&L. blood to the head, ra H^Mgetfulneea. baabfulnraa. a. loae of * ital forcea of manho life w e r-aa »t<>p night lo«aea. re. p end mature ful Inatrumanu. re. No oauotlc* No detontlon from bu*l e guarantee to refund, red Mj boek fully ax and wreexa i make them fit fo .of the nerveua ayatem, etc . peri- aneutly cured with arpage | out Min dm pay of the aero turn cured Oon-.r hoea, U < tnonry If aot pe manently cured. r " n TO utL * npon Kidney Bladder and Prostafic RSgSEVRES: ■Diseases "y ‘•’ired' 11 FILES and ■grTUR! 1 '*!!! Free Museum You A *r*\n»ftelVo Jaa*t »h#nJ led by painleae and binodleaa maihuda , In the city. Very Inatruetlre. Coatereu nothing. H m n %£ I |k| mm r“ a m ■ g\ Ne. 7 MmUIU. Cer. Marietta asd PeacV.ree Ota. ADR. KING MEDICAL CO., Atlanta, ca. (Thoroughly reaponalbie. Legally Incorporated carter the lawa of Geergla.) g— mm—■ ■■ Hi’ jgwBaaz aagwapi Tbccapiloi /r*m (St " 1 rbbrary aiers Washtn^on PC The Tonic Properties of Old WhisKey are reropnized by all physicians of standing—whiskey to be medicinally pure must be the real article—such a whiskey is Sunny Brook THE PURE. FOOD Whiskey It is distilled in the good old honest Kentucky way and its rare mellowness and richness of flavor comes only from years of perfect ageing. Every bottle is seal, d with the Government “Green Stamp” upon which is clearly printed the exact Age, Proof and Quantity of whiskey within each bottle. DELIVERED DIRECT TO YOU EXPRESS PREPAID Br ANY OF THE FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTERS: I h-ilL I lull*.a* M MAKKNTKIN. i.. C.DAlNli L. Mpr l ALL ill YNAF.L nttai.o* k»». ivmi. rilAv i.I.UM * LJ., .L*?L . . (V-Ilu, I’ll. ilKUlN'L U£LD & CO.. Jackai.ivillo, Kla I c U rLBK. Jaokkjnvillfi. pla. D. F. .t C T l Jttokaonvilh. Pl». H.LKVYaTBIN & CO.. Mont/jm-ry. Ain \,. LOLB litSKf.V CO., Formerly at M i N(,« : ; Jack*o” >la. i Romf, T Ain M Bottles § Jg JS Bottles jgjB l-5th Gallon MM Full Quarts ■ Ry« or Bourbon 1 If Rye or Bourbon Shipped In plain boxed. Send remittance with your order. No goods shipped C.0.1). SNOWDRIFT HOGLESS i ii s ^ t iJTlie Southern standard of super- 1h ! lative satisfaction. Purity person- ijified. Nature’s natural cooking- fat, for all purposes, from bread making to fish-frying. Economy, wholesomeness, and healthful ness combined. There’s none ^ other anywhere near so good. • 1 THE SOUTHEKN COTTON OIL CO."" T1 .NEW VT)RKSAlA.N;iAHATIANTA>:EW , ODLEANS CHICAGO, i St GREAT DESTRUCTION WROUGHT BY THE BIG FIRES EVERY YEAR Government is in Scarcli of Material That Will Withstand Fires For Building Material. WASHINGTON, P. F.-.loral px- •r.s who arc making a study of build- in#; materials that will host withstand Tre and who are, therefore, taking a teen Interest in the tiro losses as they ire reported for the entire country, de- dare that In spite of all efforts toward etter building conditions, the death and lestructlon due to fires and confiagra- lons In 1909 will eclipse all previous rec- irds, with the exception of the years In vlnch the Haltlmore and San Francisco ires occ urred. M?ny April Fires. They point to the fact that^In sixteen lays of Aprll t five hi#? fire's In different •arts of the' Failed States resulted In u •ss of $6,000,000, tho death of twenty •ersons, tlie injury of seventeen, and the enderluar homeless of more than 3,000. 'he greatest of these fire's was at Fort •Vorth, Texas, result in#? iu a property >ss of between 43,000.000 and $4,000,000, ml the* second in Importance was at Rochester, N. Y., with a loss of half a Million dollars. Lesson Not Learned. ^•‘The people of the Fnlted States have mt >et learned the h*sson of the Baltl- neue* an el San FraneMseo tires." said Llchard L. Ilumlesson. engineer in i»arKe of tIn* structural material Inborn, orh's of the I’alted Slate's (!»M*loj?h'al ’i:r\ e y. "Feirt Worth's recent experl- nce when nmr ( . than 300 homes were de ni*.1 by the llames Is 1mm repetition •f what has happ* tied to the past and vhat . will occur In the future until \m-rl«an municipalities wake to th« itua.inn nptl enact legislation which will (hsolutely prevent i lie further e'onstruc* i«<o <»f liiiildliiK’ that are not fireproof. FI.06 Costly. • "It seems elirricult to make tlie pe'oplo > lieve- that In 1907, fires in the Bulled •at.*.* cost more tl-.nn a million and i ;''.ar'.er dollars for every day la the y«ar, a annual tax *»f mom than $r» for every nan. woman ami ehihl In tlie country. A’e are spending a hii 1 ion dollars a year >n new I. u i id tugs arid construction work, •vlille* our fires et*:;t half a billion dofiars. \h* other nation has such an unenviable" ‘•cord ns this. Our fires are* eostfn#? from six to elght times as much per pitn as any other country hi Knrofv. •ty the total cost of fires, I refer not only to the actual destruction of prop erty, which amounted to $215,000,000, but 11 so tei tlie coat of maintenance of fire* lepartments and the amount of tnsur- mce paid over find above tho money re turned to reimburse owners of build ings. American Losses Heaviest. '‘While we nro wasting several times is much property per eupltu as Kurope, w«* are also destroying In those fires five# times as many lives ns nro lo*t In thp other countrTes. in 1906, according to the Bolted States census, 6,000 parsons died of burns and perhaps 10,000 ^wero seriously Injured. “No other country suffers so enormous conflagration Ioshoh ns does the United States, and it is tills class of loss, duo Co tlie rapidity witli which fires spread, involving whole blocks and cities, that require attention. In spite of the most eftielAnt fire departments in the world, for which American cities are celebrated, and'In spite \f an abundant water sup ply, al* human efforts are powerless when once a fife gets under considerable headway where inflammable and flimsy bunding construction prevails, with tho result that in every city and vlflago in SMITU’S Art Studio over M. & F. Bank. SMITI FS Photosare i?ood — Prices aa* reasonable. SMITH wants a share ot your patronage, POST CARDS at Smith’s $1.00 per dozen. the United States there Is ever present the possibility of large loss of life and property. , "The Federal government Is directly Interested .In this question because it 's the owner of buildings valued at more than half a billion dollars, which are not Insured, and Is spending more than $20,000,000 each year for now structures. This building and construction work is •ill Intended to be of a permanent na ture. It involves interests of such mag nitude that the government can afford to take no risks concerning either the method of construction, or the materials to be used. It is, therefore, necessary that its architects and engineers have definite Information concerning the flre- reylsting qualities of the different mate rials of construction to the end that th » government s buildings may ho properly safeguarded from fire within and with out. "Carrying out this Idea, the (Geologi cal Survey, through its technologic branch, some time ago completed a se ries of preliminary fire tests or building materials which will soon be printed by the government in tin* form of a bulle tin. The building materials were placed in a furnace where gas flames were forced by a blast of air against one side >f tlq* material. After two hours, In ^vhlch tli«' material was heated to the point expected in a conflagration, tlie 1ANTES--A RIDER AGENT luking money last, n n Sit MON KV ltKUl to anyone, anywhere ’ I Jor full / . IIIKI) nnti theU. IK UCH TOWN and district to ride and exhibit a lr agents everywhere are prove of your bicycle. We ship - , ^ . - m tiie U. S. -without <i cent tiefiosit in advance. Prepay freight, and allow TKN PAYS* KltKK Till A L dining which time you may ride the bicycle and factory cost. 11 profit above L_ to J.q middlemen's pmnts by buying direct of ut and has am ■*• behind your bicycle. I>(> NOT BUY a bicycle or u r at Q*ty price until you receive our catalngt.es and learn our unhean Pn.es and i em trkabi.' sgeml offert to rulor iigcnt*. YOJ WILL BE ASTOrtlSHED study our superb models at tlie wonderfully low Prices we»an nuke you this year. We st 1 tlie highest grade bicycles for less money than any oilier factory. We arc satisfied with fi.oo profit above factory cost. , —1UCYCLI5 PKAl.liKS, you '-.an sell our bicycles under your own name plate at double our prices. Older* tilled tlie da/ received. bKl'OND ll \Nl> 111. YOLKS. We do not regularly handle second hand bicycles, but lly have a number on hand taken in trade by *>ur L'invaco retail stores. These we clear out 't‘V at prices ranging from SB to N.'t or eMO. Descriptive bargain lists mailed tree. nglo wlUM'lft, Import mt rotl«*r c lialiiM and parts, repairs and C0ASTER-BRAKE3, equipment of ail kinds at half the uituil retail PrU 5®50 PHIP3STURE-PR00F \ H SELF-B3EALIN9 TT1SES A SAMPLE PA,R 8 0 TO IN1BGDUGE, ONLY of tnrse hr VThe regular retail f $f.S0 pet pair. Put to introduce roe rvtl. \ell vou a sample pan for$4.SO\cathxvUhordst'$4A5'. H3 MORE TROUBLE FROM rSUCTOBES NAILS, Taokn or Bluss will not lot ttu* air out. Sixtv thousainl pairs sold last year Over two hundred thousand pairs now in n.se DESCRIPTION• Mack- la rl! sixes. It is live!; and ensy riding.vciyuuiabU-nnd liuediusidewit a special quality of rubber, wtiicli never beco 1 . porous and which closes up small punctures without nl.ow ing tlie air to escape. We have hutuli cdsof letters from salt.- ficdcustoniers stating that their lu es Imveoulvbeeii pumped uponce or twice in a who’c season. Tlicy weigh no more than an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities being given by several’layers of thin, specialty piepart d fabric on tlie trend. The regular price of these tires is fS.50 per pair,but for price Mon tho thlelc rubber troad ami ••D,"’also rim strfi to provont rim nutting. Thla tire will outlast any other make —SOFT, ELASTIC aud EASY KlDING. 1 i il tnd Hu tuk* 1 th 0 got the* conditions which obtain after •iu* firemen begin their work. The con ditions under which these tests were made were unusually severe, and as none >f the materials passed perfectly, it proved a good test for comparative pur- p'.v. es. Tho tests are not in any way nchislve. I cing tin* first of an extended •les of investigations, but they point t tho weaknesses or the different ma- rmh." in Mu* matter of small things, do not V to follow tea closely tin* methods of b« rs. You ran profit by the cxporMhiev o.liers mid yet improve upon the de ll; as you go along. STATE VETERINARIAN PROMISES SENSATION Says if Farmers Don’t Stoji V iolating Tick Quarantine He Will Make Arrests. CLEMSON COLLEGE, S, C—Slato Veterinarian, Dr. Ray Powers, auya he has complete evidence against a number of prominent farmers in Union county for violating the law with reference to moving cattle from tick Infiwted districts to other parts of the state, and that unless tjils promptly ceases he will cause a num-' her of arrests that will create a sen sation. He wishes to glvo these men a chance, hut will not tolerate continu ance of the dangerous nulsnnce. He says these farmers are moving cattle from tick Infested parts of Fairfield county Into Union county where there are no ticks, and If this keeps up ll will be only a short time before there will bo a spread of ticks not only In I Union county but Into adjoining coun ties as well. f these tires advertising purposes wen re tanking a spec . tlie rider of only l\ Ho per pair. All orders shipped same dny etter is received. We ship C. O. D. C approval. You do not p.iy n cent until you have cm imined and found them strictly as represented. We will allow a cash <*11 sen it tit of 5 per rent (thereby making the price RM.ftrt per pair) if you ■end FULL CASH WITH Oltl>l0«l and enclose this advertisement. We will also send one nickel plated brass hand pump. Tires to he returned at OUlt expense tf for any reason they are not satisfactory on examination. Wc arc pcrfcetD tellable nml money sent to us is ns safe ns in a bank. If you order n pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride ensier, run faster, wear better, last longer and look liner than any tire vou have ever used or seen at any price. We know that vou will be so well pleased that when yftu want a bicycle you will give us your order. Wc want you to send us a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer, ffir- i/nffj eitrr-r*1 *vr b «Tt don't Imv an v kind nt nnv price until you send for & pair of Sr W\JsJ u> Tledgethorn Juncture- Proof tires on approval and trial at the special introductorv price quoted above; or wi ite for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which describes and quotes all makes and kinds 01 tires at about halt' the usual prices. mm Bursrr but write us n postal today. 1)0 NOT TUI NIL OF nUYING a bicycle EJV M&JIT W/ZSll or a pair ot ir .-s ftum anyone until you know the new and wonderful offers wc arc making. It only costs a postal to learn everything. Write it NOW. J. L HERB CYCLE eaSMEY, CHICAGO, ILL In About Thirty Days TT71 T1l (iBOBGlA FELT MATTRKSS COMPANY will be in *' operation in AIillodgovillo and will be prepared to itFX- OVATE and BE Bill Id) your old mattresses and nuko to measure (iHN('I NE FELT MATTIiESHES. We guarantee satisfaction and it will pay you to wait and investigate our methods and prices. Yours very truly, The G:csiia Felt Mattress Company Itl.OI'k 1111:11 Eyory Household in Milledgeville Should Know How to Resist it. Baldwin Go. BriGk & PotteruGo. ‘ Is now fully equipped to furnish you with best grade Brick in any quantity fiotn one to as many thousands as is needed. Size 2^4x8. These brick are guaranteed to be first class in tvery respect. Coirespondence solicited. ::::::: EMMETT L. BARNES, MANAGER. rtILLtiDQEVrLLE, OA. ^ ^ ^ ^ w, ^^ ^^^.. —.^ j&eLi. -—a. -—n, i -^x m ********** ** ■ *~ ^ ****-^-.*• *0-tr '■**■ *> ■ 0* ^-^■^0-0*ym, Mr m w \ll Vl/ w >S( >fv w m 19) RUSSIAN ROBBED IN PARIS CAFE PA HIS—A major domo of Itusnlan family has Ju«t had all unpleasant rx- perlence at the hands of a boulevard •hen. lie eume to Paila u few days ago, md decked to see u little life before ,-t)lng buck to St. Petersburg. II treated himself to lavish dinners In on - if those resimirants which arc de- (crllad ns fashionable, and during a meal fell Into conversation with a wo- man whose beauty and elegant clothes mpressed him. The Russian prolonged the meal, for he found his chance nc- {unintnnee very charming. With a gal lantry which Is not the exclusive pre- '•ogativ'e of Frenchmen, he entertained he hnl>* In various cafes la Montmartre, and returned to his hotel In the Chumps Elyses Quarter pleased with fthnsclf. Ills dominant Impression was that he had seen a little of the life where “one's amuse" and h e was uulte pleased with the prospect of being able to Inform his friends in 8t. Petersburg that he know more about Purls than they could | ossl- bly tell him. But as his cab was trav ersing the Avenue d’Antln, the Russian made a disconcerting discovery. He found that the inside pocket of his coat had ceased to bulge out. In point of fact, it lacked his pocket hook which contained something like E,©00 francs In holes. Tlie Russian's Idea of enjoyment now underwent u sudd-n transforma tion. He left the eel. end repo-,»d his loss ut the nearest police station. The back aches because the kidneys are blockaded. Help the kidneys with their work. The baek will ache no more. Lots of proof that Doan's Kidney I’ills do this. It's the best proof, for it comes from Milledgeville. W. H. Leonard, 308 E. Hancock St., Milledgeville, Ga., says:’, 1 have used Doan’s Kidney Pills and feel very Ifreatful for tho benefit I have derived from their use. Some time ago I sent for Doan’s Kidney Pills at Geo. D. Case’s drug store and began taking them. I was bothered a great deal by the irregular passages of the kidney secretions. One box of Doan’s Kidney Pills entirely relieved me and proved so satisfactory that I can recommend them as a reliable remedy.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo, New Yyrk, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name —Doan’s—and take no other. F.Oililance Lot For Sale. Nice residence lot in Milledgeville, rn the hill, East Side homo of W. H. Hall. Good shade, street, fences, neighbor hood, city water and sewerage. Prico $1,850. Apuly to- Mrs, W. J. Vaughan. A Scalded Boy’s Shrieks horrified his grandmother, Mrn. Mar ^ Taylor, of Nebo' Ky., who writes that, when all thought he would die, Buck- Ion’s Arnica Salve wholly cured him. Infallible for Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Corns, Wounds, Bruises. Cures Fever- Sores, Boils, Skin gi^iptions, Chilblains, Chapped Hands. Soon routs Piles. 25c at all druggists. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE k LIGHT RUNNING ^ (IEWhqME If »on want <-lth<wa Vibrating Shuttle. Rotary fchuUIe ora Klugle Thread | Chain tUilch] Hewing Machine write to THE NEW HOME SEWIHO MACHINE COMPART Orange, Mam. M>nr tewln* marhinri arr ma<ietOKllre«ardltu ot fluidity, but the New Home U made to wear. Our guaranty never runs out. Hold by aadwrlirtl dealers only, ran sals by R H. V/30TTEN : YES—YOU CAN BUY THINGS MORE CHEAPLY AT A STORE THAT ADVERTISES! I f you were a merchant, would n’t you rather sell a thousand yards of silk in a day, al a profit of 10c a yard, than to sell (with out advertising) fifty yards, at a profit, of 25ots a yard? Isn’t it plain that in all such instances the buyer gets the ben efit of the “volume of business” which advertising enables the merchant to do?' The money cost of a journey- long or short—by. stage coach (not to count time, or comfort) was greater than that of a pres ent day journey bv railway. The “old ways” of doing thing wera not even CHEAPEK. • —o— The cost of things ip an old- fashioned store nowadays is greater than in the progressive stores —the advertised stores. It’s not even CHEAPER to pat ronize the non-progressive mer chant—not to count the unwis dom of helping make it possible for reactionary and non-progres sive merchants to still “do busi ness'” MORAL- Trade with Advertisers in THE NEWS.