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. Opera 5TH YEAR A Clean Play Vivid and Truthful Has Broken All Records Of Enduring Popularity House, Tuesday, Nov. 9th. The Talk of All America T H Henry B. Harris Will Again Present E EVERLASTING SUCC THE THE ESS LION and MOUSE ByChaa. Klein, Author of “The Third Degree” WITH A CAREFULLY SELECTED COMPANY AND COMPLETE PRODUCTION 3 Years in New York. 6 Mos. in Chicago. 6 Mos in Boston PRESS QUOTATIONS 5TH Y-EAR V Play of Today Appeals to all Classes What the Public Are Awaiting Endorsed by Press Public and Pulpit The popularity of "The Lion and the Mouse" does not aeem to diminish at the Lyceum Theatre.—New York World. The clay the public has been waiting Heston Globe. The greatest American play seen in years, —Chicago Inter Ocean. "The Lion and the Mouse” played to the larg est audiences ever known in *tlie history of the Park Theatre.—Boston Herald. The cleanliness of "The Lion and the Mouse" has much to do with the establishing of its popularity.—New York Telegraph. As a drama it stands paramount iu theatrical annals.—Chicago Chronicle. Prices 75c. $1 and $1.50. Gallery 50 and 75c. Seats on sale Friday, Nov. 5th, at 9 A. M. at Hawkins’ Drug: Store. A Tonic For The Whole Family This splendid tonic will keep every member of your family in (;ood health. Adults suffer ing from dyspepsia, or indi gestion, general exhaustion or breakdown will lind In this natural tonic renewed health and strength. Delicate, rapid ly growing children will lind ill this tonic the assistance their digestive organs need to get the proper nourishment and strength from their food. DR. D. JAYNE S TONIC VERMIFUGE acts directly on the stomach and other digestive organs, toning them up and enabling them to do their work properly. In this way it brings about permanent health and strength. On the other hand, ordinary tonics, which give ar tificial strength by stimulation and by supplying food material, ore only effective as long as they are taken. Sold by Jltl rtrugelrtM — e .50e. and J.Tr. Take Dr. D. Jiyn»'iF.Kf«rt«rai)t If you want to uct rid of your Cough or Cold. Piircliasn And Sain Company [11- oiiguralos Mnlluid In Furniture Sell ing And Demonstration Now (ilven. For tho first time in the history of Milledgeville.accordning to a statement of the oldest inhabitant, this city is now being favored with a Chinese auction. This plan started by the pig-tailed Celestials always proves popular. It is simple und yet effective. An article, this time n set of bird's eye maple furni ture, is offered for sale at the regular price and in order to find a customer the price is reduced daily until somebody takes it. The price tag shows each day how the price declines and eventually the set of furniture will be sold. There is no doubt but that much interest will bo attached to the sule and tho auction will attract numerous visitors. The public is cordially invit- od to visit the Purchase & Sale Co’s, store an I get a line-up on the situation right away and keep in touch with the decline. G. W. Albritton From Milledgeville, Ga. J. J. Wilkes From Atlanta, Ga. Farmers Real Estate & Investment Co. VALDOSTA, GA. Notice to Enterprising Peo ple of Middle and North Cia. If you wish to make an Investment that will pay from 30 to 60 per cent an nually in the garden spot of Georgia, where vou can raise from 10 to 20 bales of cotton to the plow, and corn, ground peas, sugar cane, potatoes, field peas of every description and more hay than can possibly be consumed on the farm, where health is good. If this sort of investment will suit you call or write ub at our home office in Valdosta or call on us at the Macon Fair Ground or in Atlanta at the Automobiles Races, as we will have representatives at both places. Odd Fellows to Pressnt Play Here Tiiis Month gy [I | n —hi i i inr- Ml LEARN TELEGRAPHY David and Jonathan, the noted play in which Newton Peers stars, will he presented under the auspices of Talrr.age Lodge I. O. O. F. here on Nov. 23 and a strong effort will bo made to bring out a large crowd. The entertainment will be given at Odd Follows hall. Mr. Beers is known as one of the greatest impresonators of the age and fourteen characters will be portrayed by him. It goes’without saving that the public attending will be highly pleased with tho performance. Anti step at once into a Paying Railroad Position. Others Have Succeeded W hy; Not Moci? 1 The Georgia School of Telegraphy Will equip you for the work at a cost of only $35. -A n ERE h A Cl A T E LL E i Filter Now—Classes Forming: cans,.MRS M. V. HALL, Principal at Georgia Military College Advertised Letters Noy. 2,09 Farmers Real Estate & Investment Co. VALDOSTA. GA. BARRETT HEIGHTS LOTS for sale, $20.00 and upwards. Address E. W. Gould, Macon. Ga. STOP! LOOK!! READ!!! ? 5:.' f ,;«.Ck ■ te e! atnAcad ckr. C WHO FOUND THENORTH P0LE7 r r : ft ft fti ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft THERE IS GOING TO BE A HOT Cuntrg vrsy about V.'ho di. r.>\ ( red (he A r!h Polo, and Hr. Cook .. i\ or 1 1:i> 1 prow his i hiim. J <> the ordinary ciliuons, it is a matter of imlif- ii'ivrce whether it is Uoolc or I’eary. However, there h a mutter we cannot afford to ignore., and idniut v. hieh there m;iv also ho some controversy, : v. > tell vou YOUR DOLLARS WiLL GO FARTHER AT OUR HOUSE '. lien you qu mi them. Wo stand ready with the pood* to prove our Statement. NOW I f’S UP i O YOU 1 O CALL and see our goods und compare prices with others, and if you are not MitUtied \\e do not ask you to buv. We lead the procession in WAGONS, BUGGIES. SURRIES, SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES. HARNESS FINDINGS, WHIPS. AND ALL LEATHER GOODS. ALSO RIMS. SPOKES. SHAFTS, AXLES. TIRES I We are going to sell 6,000 jugs of Whiskey during the r.<; t thirty d.iyv. That’s exactly what wearo gohi/ to do. i We have been planning this sale for some! time and have just closed a deal for several special grades of Rye and Corn which w e are offering at Record Breaking Prices until the goods are all disposed of One 2 gal Jug Corn. .$3 20 Express 1’aid One 2 gal Jug Corn. .$3.50 Express 1‘aid One 2 gal Jug Corn. $1.75 Express l’aid One 2 gal Jug Rye. .$3.60 Express Paid One 2 gal Jug Rye. .$4.00 Express 1’aid One 2 c.il Jug Rye. .$-1.50 Express l’aid We are going to give you better goods and more goods for the money than you ever received before. It stands to rea son that we would not take the risk of offering these goods to our old time cus tomers unless wo positively knew the goods to be alrignt as we certainly could not afford to lose their trade. The on ly difference between these whiskies and our regular goods i3 that they are not quite as old, but otherwise are of the same full stiength and purity. We want you to know that these goods are Straight Whiskies in every respect, re duced to the proper proof according to the price. Any dissatisfied customer shall have the privilege of returning the goods at our expense. Remember theso prices hold good only as long as the goods I last. Willie Ames, Jeff Ames, Annie Butler, Crawford Binion, Carrie & Anthony Bateman, Emer Butts, George Butts, Henry Butts, Miss Nora Lee Babb, T. F. Brown, Sammie Barnes. Miss Willie Bryan, Will Beer. Alfyrd Collins. Henry & Lucy. E. B. Dixon, John Dennis, Miss Deton, J. L. Edwards, Ben Find- sley, Callas Folston, Marian Fowel, Major Fowler. Miss Rhody Ford. Tom Findsley, Dessye Griswold, David G. Green, G. N. Gay, Miss Peg Gosam, Miss Stella Green, Calip Halie, Joe Harper, Jerry Hutchings, Mitchel Hut chens, O. D. Hartey, Lofton Johnson, Miss Laura Jones, Miss Nancy Jackson, Sallie Jones, Seborn Jones, Squire & Anna Liggins, O. E. Lyler, Geo. Mas sey, Mealia Morgan, Willie Mathis, TenniePrescott, Addie Royal, CrufiYt.! R.sby, Fannie Rice, Mrs' RilBy, Mis.- Sue May Riggins, Brady Smith, Mandy Sanders, Mrs. Mary Stribling, Sammie Summers, Miss Rosa Stephens, Mrs. Mamie Tucker, Miss Maggie Nincnt, Dosglaa Ward, Dawson Willioms, Charley Webb. Mrs. Dilsv Washington, Miss Elbe Wreen, Wains Watts, Rob ort West. James L. Sibley. P. M. uiul all matt-rial iu woo.l or iron for repairing ve hicles. In 1 lanhvare wo guarantee to meet any fair competition. There may be a spice of levity in this ad, but there is at least more truth than poetry. We want vour trade, Rothschild Mercantile Don’t wait too late to get the fine set of bird’s eye maple Furniture at Purchase N Sale Co. ECZEMA CURED. rimplES Disappear and Complexion Cleared Over-night. : Company f Jacksonville, Florida PORATABLE AN D STATIONARV Engines \\ e Guarantee Satisfaction or Your Money Back. 4 AND BOILERS • Lnih and shins'" Mill*. lnj»clor». Fame* sud rutlns*. Womlta**. apllttsm. fullers. Belling,Gasoline Engines. bbsseeesaaeaeae USOX^TOCE LOMBARD, Fr N Machirx ird bit* Wvti mi Safflj Star*. AUGUSTA, GA. New v crk.—Thousands are taking advantage of the generous offer made by The Woodworth Co. 11,63 Broadway. New York City requesting an experi mental package of Lemola the new skin discovery, which is mailed free of’ charge to all who write for it. It alone I is sufficient to clear the complexion | over night and rid the face of pimples | in a few hours. Those who have tried LEMOLA will 1 find that the 60c. box on sale in Mill- \ edgeville at all Drug stores is sufficient j to cure the worst from of Eczema! where the parts effected are not too j large* On the first application of Le- j mola the itching will stop. It has cured j thousands afflicted with Eczema, Teet- ! ers, Rashes. Itchings, Irritations. ! Acmes Scalings and Crust o i of skin,! scalps of infants, children and adults, j It is good for the preservation and pur-1 ideation af the skin, scalD, hair and ; hands for the prevention of the clogging of the pores the usual cause of pimples, blackheads, redness and roughness and j also the treatment of burns, scalds, wounds, sores, chappings as well as the I toilette and nursery. □>@eTGH 1 ret cl9 taunt docto«. «i»t:T u ttt ill itmsT tectm. ttcaut cudcius u which st in res u«ge un mcuit tirttittct cf hie ichsejt EsumsMto mo west atiusu ttsciuure m rat scvia ,b * “ U!e -° cnwjic. atarou ut me in I illtt VI • fuaraulee ic refund tLourj if not c ed All raedl- m<-3 furnished read* for use-no mercury or Injurious meciclnes Hi No rUieuUon from busme-s. Patients si a d'.stane* used. treated oy mall sod express. Medicines seal everywhere frte from care s-r breakage. No tneotcine sent C. O D unless in structed. Charge* low. Thousands of esses cured Slate Tour case and send for terms. Consultation rttET and con&ssntlaL Is person, or by tenor. Call or wf.it today Don’t dels; m M1>0 ~ K.f ■■ person, or dj lessor, van or vr.te soda; Karvout Lability and Waaknassas strictura A# Man U»« .•*uiuV.-.*aib'ii fuiiy mod T b * r,D :i 1 01 R20n« — cmuAit.R* U M*. bv dr-para* *r •uillSSS*° p * lo an 1 artM.p!^la.. n d b.uiei.. on the tbcp. ru*baa ml f f ,*^ rurpd without th« qn *.' lK*truni«Dta A now Bci axpofur*. Ho oaaii s io so-i.ir, p *' !c * n ' t ‘ J r ah»od •(«.. c«rwd f«r T K“ n ^ l “ u a, * i ***V ndas No d*t*r ilcn frt _ ru*to rotund cures!. Mj book fuiij «x »4oin» u.ia ai.tai . ViriC2Cft!a nlai In the arrotia- op und m*tur* joiuitf or middlo oc«d *bo *r*|* »www wtw r>t,au»c norvoua debility wraktm n viti'ti ond maka tiiera fit fur norrtaco >as Mrtou a/atam. oic . perr anestiy cured wltk- UiAttorriabiadiMiae ta all «u form* r I oat vtiaUtj ‘ ISjfpkilllSa anT iur*a, ourod for I If o’* V.oTd N VdmCaia Prepay 0 f tba BPo'aoninir. tktu ri*a*»e*. Cioer*. SwoIIimr-*. lor**.' 11 J ** I w * B | f without pa.tv. |Gonor*booo.U act audaH forma of pn*a'P <li»oa»o*. Q k I m a a I a >»• took-eurad Ink f*w daja cur*4 to ata* Ou rd. Wi c^arantao to rofund jour T R I IT1 0 S I S without pad? > If not pa manontlj cured ~~ uio».j Uasl parasoenllr cared BOCK ,Ktt TO «pc« SPT'letloai Kidney Claddar and Prottatlo Dlialtei ease sr.J*nueTUB« ! '«»r. Fra# Mustam TcsVif " 7 n, '° r *'* ■’ FOIsaatos 5ad by pklk>M kkdbioodloaa raothuda. DR. KING MEDICAL CO., (Thorooffei? raapoa. b a- Locally Ineorporatad nnda. iba" ban tba city t era laafhtetlTa. C >ata you aotktkf. 7 kinatu Cer kft-ar.i ui Ttul::a# Iu. ATLANTA. CA.H |f Gourftk ) > was /■