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Another Chapter From Federalism. |
Business Locals
Purchase & Sale Cc.
— The* Georgia railroad strike is settled. The agreement,
was readied last Saturday and it came through federal juris- modern home Out
diction under the Hrdnian act. Judging hv the result the itters.
n
c. Mr AM IKFE, IM
K. Mr A I' I.IKFK, A
ADVERTISING I!AT' '
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cents t»er line brevier, each ii:h
Display
tints for
at some time in the future he-
inroe doctrine of the Missouri
ns—i. t*. the settlement—negroes
ailroac. trains as firemen equal to
the white men and
application of this act will
come as famous as the M
compromise. Hv its ter
go hack to work on the i
the white men. Seniority is not grant
within- another decade negroes may he driving engines in
the south with precious human souls behind—souls of white
men and women
I he question is one of stupendous importance and far
reac hing. It will he but a few years before it will spread
out all over the countin'. Public opinion was not permitted
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M-ridny, July 2, i<>oq
MILLION BRICKS SOLD
BY OCONLF. BRICK (ill.
Thursday the Ooouee i11;!c ,V Tile Co
sold 1,000,000 lirieli to one Suvunnnh
concern. Tho sale wit i consummated
by Mr. .1. S. Hone and is considered
i|uitc n compliment to the .nnipnny us
they hail to compete with Mucon and
Augusta lirick makers.
The citir.on* of Milledgevillu are not
doing their part in bpribkling the streets
to keep down dust, hut tlie weather has
been mighty good about it for tho last
two weeks, raining sum • :y day.
to play a part in the evidence admitted by the arbitrators,
hut public opinion will he a factor in the years to come and
folk will not forget the matter. Public opinion will have
some part in politics and public opinion will really decide as
to who shall operate the engines on the Georgia road, or
any other road as for that.
It is a singular thing to note that the railroad and
poration organs of the south have not taken a stand separate
from that held by their republican allies of the north which
upheld the negro in the question. On the contrary they
have reproduced with editorial sanction the most rabid
articles on the question. They might have a least pretend
ed to be clean in their argument, no matter if they were do
minated by republicans, and in this
Buy your turnip see ) from Culver & ,
Kidd and gel a $5 gold piece.
Don't forget you lose money if you)
buy your fruit jars before seeing Chard- I
ier Bros.
Call C. E. Greene, phone 24, for what j
you want in groceries.
We have just received .a fresh crate ‘
of Dove Brand hams.
W. it. Montgomery.
Solve the servant problem, by using
a three burner blue flame perfection I
stove, no heat, no smoke and no scot, |
for sale, by, R, H. Wootten'a
For Sale Cheap 6,000 feet of lumler, !
Call at office of-
Milledgeviile News.
You mav never trouble over trouble,
till trouble troubles you. but mosquitoes I
I give more trouble nt night than all!
cor- I the trouble. "Shoo-Skccter' will trouble i
Culver & Kidd. I
* We have just received congratula
tions from the New \ one h man -
t eier, stating that we are now en-
* tered on the Roll of Honor, and
*• that out of 12,000 State Banks in
l the United States less than 650
* have attained this distinction.
* We solicit your patronage. We
l pay 4 per cent, on time say-
* ings, compounded ever y six
months.
: Merchants &
* FarmerslBank
♦ ♦ ♦
♦
T. Allen, Pres. L. C. Hall, Cashier
Jno. T. Dav, Assistant Cashier.
the mosquitoes.
Anything in our stock sold very cheap
ly for cash, or on easy terms. Brices
right and experienced men to serve
you. Purchase & Sale Co.
Hear the little tots • n their songs,
"Baby Bye" and "Geography" at the
Wily brought Ollt the | Colonial Concert,
pertinent fact that perchance the hoard of arbitrators chose
between two evils—unionism and the negro—and took the
lesser.
The Pittsburg situation as it stands now offers excell
ent opportunity for the Krdman act to he brought into play,
but public opinion in the north in that grand old rock-
ribbed republican stronghold of Pennsylvania—is consider
ed, perforce, and consequently the double rule wont ‘work
s > well there. 1 hat s the difference as to whose ox is gor
ed, but still we find lots of people satisfied in Georgia to let
these things drift on without notice.
Tin: NkihI nt The Town.
EDITOR NEWSi-
VY ill wo continue to remain idle white
The health crusade Inaugurated by
the city uuthoiities is doing lots of gooil
and it will be a wise thing for the folks
to eo-opera!o in every way possible and
l«ush tlie good work along.
If you favor progress stand behind
every movement for improving the
streets, obtaining new enterprises ami
fostering new-comers until thev satisfy
themselves that this is a really great
town.
Street improvement
started in Milledgevillo
of a permanent nature,
the greatest step tin*
will soon be
anti it will be
this will be
•itV has ever
taken for progress and it means
development.
*1*.
rapid
A WILD RACE.
President Helps Orphnns.
Hundreds of orphans have been help
ed by the President of The InduKtrial
ami Orphan’s Home at Macon, Ga. who
writes: "We have used Electric Hitter*
in this Institution for nine years. It
our sister cities are awake and up with ! , m8 provot , tt m0Bt cxcelw>nt meUicine
iln* sin nt of tho ago? Ladrango ban a , for Stomach, Liver and Kidney trou-
largo number of cotton mills, hut has hlca. We regard it as one of the best
recently decided to build more with i f “ milv medicines on earth," It invigo-
irpani/.ed' ra,cs v ‘ * “I organs, purities the
home capital. Elberton lias
u company and will build a mill uml
these things mean prosperity hi every
line of business.
Every home built in our city enhances j P' B,n * 8-
the value of the city’s property uml in
creases the pay toll. Why not have a
large, mill und other small industries,
for we can soon have power given us
from local sources and from Furman
shoils? CITIZEN.
blood, aids digestion, creates appettite.
To strengthen and build up thin, pale,
weak children or run-down people it
hns no eq ml. Best for female com-
Only f>0e at all druggists.
When you want a nice smoke drop in
ami see Chandler Bros, nice line of I
cigars, cigarettes, etc.
If you want tc buy some lumber
cheap apply to office of-
Milledgeville News.
me MiiiedoeviiiG BanKino GoniDanu
Has
received a
letter of congratulation
from “The Financier’ of New
York, the largest banking newspaper
in the world. The Financier has compiled
its “Roll of Honor Banks.” approximately
there areTwelve Thousand State Banks
in the United States. The !V!illedge-
ville Banking Co., appears on
tho “Roll of Honor” as
FOLLOWS:
A Horriblo Hold-Up.
"About ten years ago my brother was
"held up” in his work, health atul hap
piness by what has 1 e’.ieved to be hope
less Consumption,” write* W. R. Lips
comb, of Washington, N. C. "He took ;
all kinds of remedies and treatment
from several doctors, but found no help
till he u«ed Dr. King!* New Discovery
and was wholly cured by six bottles, j
He is a well man to-day." It's quick to i
relieve and the surest cure for weak or j
sore lungs, Hemorrhages, Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Asthma —- - ■ — ... .— , . ,
and all Bronchial a'Tections. 50c and j
$1.00. Trial bottle free. Gumanteed by YOLYt* J()b Work DOLIC Here QllicL
ilrtiiMriHtji. » ^
Ranks First in City,
Ranks Sixteenth in State,
Ranks Two Hundred and Thirty-fourth
in United States.
> OTIC IK TO I'l IIL1C.
1 have purchased the Elks Barber
shop and am now managing same. In
doing so l assume no liabilities of shop,
former owner, or manager, nor am 1
responsible for any debts connected
with it in any wav.
1 will appreciate the patronage of the
public and assure them of cordial wel
come and best service possible will)
thanks in advance.
Will Leopard, I’vopt.
Whin the Fir„t
Pony E-
prets Wo
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Near in 3
Sacrarnc nto.
M.nkinQ Hubby
A ppr?ciative.
Cornelius
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A
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fori
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li'W the
fret:
a woman sa\
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lm-
first
“pony
hel ihnra-
ban
w lio was at**
ut li. make him a
cion
to. Cal , lo: :
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preft
i-l. mil . all, f.
eoiiNtnut
f ind
continental raid
oad vas
sun eyed:
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the ilium r s!u
pl'epa red for
him
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ISO who Aver
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wl;ness It
S’-.e
ippeaLxl to tin
|ih\ slclati fol
aid
AN ill
never f »r;r
the ,m
val of the
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t! >- h r e\;unim
d hi* patient.
who
first
of theso » \
\ness me
sen^erw nt
hid
i slight iut.uk
ef t*\dl;jAction
an
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mnb
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of t. ::*t and :
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of b
.1 P'0 s !’.* nil
\\ efLotl e\ee
lent
the fun. All
business
, r the time
IV
of » nurse l:uhl
\ ri ’urtis heme i
VMS
suspended
r.vt .1 i \
<b->
Ieats i
ver.tlji!:^ !ti
sight
Jourtied for the
‘vent. \
lur^e man-
i .1
a « tes his an ife'
' eoUin>: pa e»
bet
l»or
of the eltl?.o \s of all el
pi'.ve
tel*
h.r.i mot her u
<cd to mike.
Bos-
rad
£ay, mounttH
I on fast
n*rses. rmle
ion
hvol-d
out
st>cu» miles •»
i the line
i i meet the
Ineomlt'8 wonder.
"The waiting was not Ion
tie rider ui*ou bis bloodc I i
dor whip mid spur, came i
them like a meteor, to*
nhfflitet t luilt to greet I. .
ors. Then I eg* i a ra.
waiting throng over the si
to the city, the like of whi ■!
l;een Hx'li. It ir.} h.:\." I
tn si***vl and confusion b. i
cavalry disasters dull. ^ t!
presently followed, but t*.
people » f Kib-rauicuto. 1 mi
g. The lit
'.larger, tin-
low n upon
do cot the
many visit
or all ihat
re' li back
l has l: v er
e 'i> rivaled
■ o ne U the
.. war that
, ■ |K':ieef.il
sure, never
Aplomb means true to the ptnuili line,
but I* generally used to express that
self possession born of perfect self con
fidence uud composure.
Kodaks and Supplies nt Finney’s
A complete line of Tennis goods at
li. 11. Wootten's.
All kind of catsup, sauces, mustard,
relishes and salad dressing at the City
Grocery Co.
SO bolts of "Fruit of the Loom”
bleaching, yard wide, just received and
going at ,10c and IS l-2e yard.-Blood-
worth & Stembridge Co.
For the best cotfee and tea go to the
City Grocery Co. l
You w ill come to the Colonial Concert
when you learn that Mr-. Atkinson and
Miss Ruby Jones will sing solos.
A few refrigerators lef* will be sold
very cheap. Purchase & Sale Co. |
Bathing suits at li. H. Wootten's.
Sour and sweet pickles in I ot'n bulk
and bottles. City Grocery Co.
A few dollar hammocks left at li. H.
Wootten's.
Tea. lemons, ice salt and other things
for hot weateer at, C. K. Greenes.
Shoe-Skcetor
25c.
OF
drives otT mosquitoes
Culver & Kidd.
Everything in kitchen ware; especial!
ly white enamel at li. H. Wootten’s.- j
Why let mosquitoes trouble you when
you can stop them by using Shoo-
Skeeter 25c. Culver & Kidd.
beheld anything of the l.unl Indore or |
afterward.
-The whole cavalcade. *!: .titlag und
cLeering, some wuviog bu aers and
bareheaded. rtdU-.g at tin top of their
*|khh1. dashing down .) street, might
have been taken, laid It occurred on
the plains, for a baud of wild Co
manche*. but the little mall carrier
paid no atteution lo them and kept In
the lead.**
Property
Private properly. t*i the shape In
will h we know li b day, was ehletly
formed by tlie gradual dlsenimiglotueut
. f the separate rich - .* ef Individual
I'roi t • ■•.. I.leiuUsl rlghi* of a eouimtrd
tv. There I* every reason for hot lev-
leg that pro|H‘rty oiuv belonged not to
Individuals or even tho Isolated fant--Concert July 9th
111..*, hut to the patriarchal society ns
a whole. Ill other word*, property
first .-ommunlstle rather waU*’melons and all ktnd ot frutt by
New York American. j the City Grocery Co.
Flower pots and jardiners, all sizes.
Needed Airing. R. H. Woolten.
"What's the matter with yon?" de-
mandi'd Borem hotly. **Pve got a right i Shoo-Skeeter will do the work 25c.
Fresh corn, tomatoes, beans and
ami Irish potatoes. City Grocery Co.
The children as well as the "grown
ups" will be in Colonial Costume at the
Received daily fresh cantaloupes.
was at
personal
McCraw 6c Myrick
Still in Progress
A sale with a definite purpose to
close out our present stock at low
est prices.
Just 12 days before it. ends
The quality and style of our
goods are up-to-date and values
incomparable
Call and look over our large stock
and buy your needs here if prices
are right. With thanks for past
and future patronage, we remain,
to air my opinions, haven't I?"
••Oh. of course.** replied Brightly
••They're so stale and musty they cer
tainly need something of that sort
Philadelphia Press.
Culver & Kidd, i
Fruit jars, caps, rubbers and fruits
_ cans at R. H. Wootten's.
Practice not your art nnd “twill soon
depart.-German Proverb.
Tr, Sboo-Skeeter'25c. Culver A Kidd.
R. H. Wootten has just received a
full line of new white China ware.
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YOUR FRIENDS,
McCraw & Myrick
Milledgeville, Georgia.
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