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FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS m
are making a special run on 9\
s Table Linens. Doilies. §
s Towels and Towel $
s Linens 1
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\kl in the same sale and at LOW W
For The Children ’
Ijl PRICES are Rugs, Art Squares,
Lace Curtains, Curtain Swiss
\t/ white anil colors.
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tSUIllSMD AND MOM MllAttU mClAHIH IH HI SOUTH
Autburueu by U>. >i.i, to Ireol CHROIIC, MtfVOUS AND tfECUl
•ISEASLS. W* Kuaraaiee io refund money If noi i ed. All m*dl-
i-tops (urntithPd ready for use- no mercury hr inurlou* ronlit hire
used. No deienllon from beelnent ratten* el a dleianaa
treated by mall and expreea. Medletiee eenioverywhere free
from fare or breakage. No medicine seat 4 O. D. unit** In
■truoted. Chargee low. Thoueanda of c*eea etrtd State your
______ oeae and eeud for term*. Counullalion FRII aid confidential, In
7h */a« P«reon, or by letter. Call or write today. Un't delay.
Narvoui DebNity and Waaknaasas stricture SJISl'flaAS" 1 "* ,l1 **'
of Mil), *** remltaVjeuibfal folly and ei<»% - - harmful laainfnan
. Ml MUilni Iumii by ti
urlae.pl qpleaand bloicb** on tha lar* luaha* of
lilood tu ih* bead,paint in tha back, eunrutail Idea*
i«t f«i faifulnatt batbfulaata, a« at tlna w> aorlaty.
it of eltal fotoie. Iota of manhood, ate , eurad for
t Wa raa ato» night Iota##, rertnra Inti vitality,
.•top and mama young or mldriia avad eha art
aakla and nrvrh* and mak* lb*in fli for marriage
biat terilabladltaaaa, In all Ua forma
and >U|«a, ou.nl fur life. Blood
lime ek.il IHaaaaaa. IJI. era. Hwallliiga. tor**
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pj.a ui.na ea.u tMaoaaaa. ulcere, ftwallltiaa. I
(tnn<»ri haea. 4 aet and all fauna of prlvaia dla
outad ie atar Cwrad W aguarantee it refuad
money tf ati pe< mananily eurod.
Kid nay Bladdar and Preitatio
nioaeaaa Mco*eafull? 4r#ale<1 ar- *
UiSVISVS Iyr„,nl WILKS ami |
ed by palal*ae andbloodlaaa maihoda
harmfu
Ireattnant. No pain and
cutting horglaa oraounda. >> daWiilloa from bual I
.a Thwu«anila cured W guarantee la refund]
nay if n«. pai manaatly eu#4. My book fatly ex
>ina «lila dlaeaae.
Uailnnnala Enlarged elaa In Ihr eprolam-
fariCOCeit causlii* n*ruu«d*btll»y weakn**/
at the nerauua ayaieiu, ale., yrr.aaeaUy eurad with
out pain.
H y d r o e a i e SKKfiJSr —
A Littt* W««-kld.
Why Is It Tcry hunt for a goat to
tre g<M<l?
Thla question was asked during the
noon recess at the little red seboo). I
houae one day. The boy who asked I
It la quite a funny boy, bo everybody
tried to give a lively answer.
"Because be'a too hard headed," |
ihoufed one.
"Because he won’t mind his ma."
ventured another.
"Beenuth he dothent know how.",
lisped a pretty little fellow with yel
low curls.
"Because he gives too many butts."
said the dear little achoolmn'nm, glanc
ing brightly at certain scholars who
are fond of making excuses.
"Because people nre never extra
good to him,” answered a tall boy
rather sheepishly.
"I don't know nbout that." put In n
chubby little maid. "Some people nre
very good to animals.”
“All wrong!” cried the funny boy.
”I)o you give It up? Why Is It very
hard for a goat to be good? I made It
up my own self. Do you want to
know?”
“Yes, yes. Tell us!” cried one and
nil.
"Well." snld the funny boy rpry
gravely. "It's beenune he wns born a
little wco-kld."—Philadelphia Ledger.
Game of Initials.
A lender la llrst chosen who begins
the game by addressing to any player
a remark whose words begin with the
Initials of that player’s iqitne In tlielr
proper order or some epithet beginning
with those Initials. The others, one
by one, address the same player In
like manner. Whenever the player, so
addressed can answer one of tho oth
ers with n sentence or epithet begin
ning with the latter's Initials before
tho next player speaks then all the
players must nddress the one so nn-
swered. and so the game goes on.
For instance, if the player’s Initials
nre A. K. B. he may be addressed as
"an exquisite beauty," "nre eggs break
able,” "npplo eating brutalizes,” "an
early bird,” etc.
A similar game Is known In Ger
many. where It is called Nntnonsplel
(name play). In It tho names or epi
thets nre given, one by one, by each
plnyer to his neighbor, who must
guess to whom they refer.
Hang.d, Nat Hung.
A well known English critic many
years Ago In commenting on some
amuslrg Americanisms called special
attention to the common nsc In this
country of the word "hung” Instead of
"hnngwl" In connection with the ex
ecution of a malefactor. In England,
he snH. beef Is hung, gates are hung,
eurtahs are bung, but felons nre
hanged. In the United States, on the.
contrary, felons are treated like beef, j
gate* and curtains and are all "hung." I
There wns a time when this criticism]
wns Just, hut no careful speaker or
writer In this country now uses "hung"
In that connection, "flanged" Is right,
of -ourec. and the wide nwnkers should I
•renember that.
An Animal Hospital.
London has a large building which
Ins been converted Into a hospital for
animals. It Is divided Into wards, with
mvrs of padded trenches, nont boxes or
jomfortahle stalls. The money for this
hospital wns contributed by the con
gregations of 2,000 churches In Eng
land. Ireland, Scotland and W'nlcs.
Packages of leaflets telling about the
work were distributed by boys and
girls, and ministers preached on kind
ness to nnlmnls. Hardly n great city
today is without Its nnimnl hospitals,
some especially for cats, others for
horses and sttil others for birds.
These hospitals show a great advance
lu humane sentlineut over the days of
onr grandfathers.
BRAIN AND IMPRINT
The Underwood Typewriter is so constructed tnat its typebar impril* at
once the character the brain directs. Its work may be done on timeand
without delay or fatigue to the operator.
THE UNDERWOOD
STANDARD
Typewriter
is so made and fitted— does its work so easily and certainly that the highes
touch of the < perator secures the result. There is no loss ot time—no
conscious rflort—no waste of muscle tissue or nerve torce no worry the
visible writing shows at once whether
the imprint is right or wrong and it
correction is necessary, it's easy.
If you will come in to see him,
a very pleasant mannered man
will show you all the ins and
outs of the UNDERWOOD,
answer your questions and not
try to be a salesman to you—
unless you so wish. Why not,
come in today—at any business
hour convenient to you.
ac\uT\e AJou ADWV &\>eT\\\xaW\j
TI)e Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc. Anywhere
See Milledgeville News.
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What Cats Are These?
A dangerous cut? Catastrophe.
A library cut? Catalogue.
A questioning cat? Catechism.
A cat that Is g-ssl to eat? Catsup.
A cat with n coid? Catarrh.
A cat prized as n gcui? Cutseye.
A subterranean cat? Catacomb.
A ent that flavors tlie grapes? Cat
awba.
A water cat? Cataract.
A tree cat? Catnlpa.
A horned cat? Cattle.
A cat that will be a butterfly? A cat
erpillar.
A cat that can fly? Catbird.
A cut that can swim? Catfish.
How Sea Lions Capture Guile.
The sea lion displays no little skill
and cunning In cnptnrlng gulls. When
In pursuit the sen lion dives deeply un
der water and swims some distance
from where It disappeared; then, rising
cautiously. It exposes the tip of Its nose
t ong tho surface, at the same time giv
ing It a rotury motion. The unwary
bird near by alights to catch the object,
while the sen lion at the same moment
settles beneath the waves and at one
bound with exteuded Jaws seizes Its
screaming prey and Instantly devours
It.
HAD CATARRH THIRTY YEARS
DR. KING MEDICAL CO., NO IMlXed MlllV
(Thoroighl* r*«i>onslt>i« Uf»llf InMniortUd nitdii thi l»»i •( &r|tx.) / J
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j The Dark of the Dog.
J Gardiner in his "Music of Nature”
; tells us that lu a state of uattiro dogs
i do not hark, but simply whine, howl or
• growl, the explosive sound known as
hnrklng being found only In dogs that
are domesticated. The harking of a
dog, he snyB. Is nn acquired faculty, an
effort on tho dog's part to speak de
rived from his association with man.—
New York American.
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Pi4 tregyea^,.
We have previously carried on
ly a partial stock of Wagon and
Carriage material, but have de
cided to make this class of
goods a special feature from
now on.
We have secured connection
with one of the largest manu
facturers in the South, and are
loading up to the roof with—
RIMS, SPOKES, HUBS,
SHAFTS, AXLES, SKEINS,
TIRES, WHEELS, ETC.
When in need ot any parts that go into a vehicle, call on
us, we'll save you money.
Don’t forget otir line or Buggies, Sutties, and Wagons, s
equal to the best and better than many.
See our harness, just in, but bought early in the Spring.
The style, quality, and prices will appeal to all good judges
of first class goods.
Moran & Wilkinson.
Wilkinson Streot
leeeaaaea aaeasss
can compare in attractiveness with
the one wearing a Necklace, a Locket
ami Chain, a Watch, a Brooch or oth
er article of Jewelry bought at this
store.
The Good Taste
Of Our Jewelry
is undeniable. Thejquality we guar
antee. Us price we leave to your
own good judgement to say if it be
not reasonable
GRANT JEWELRY CO.
N.o corvuccUon tdU\\ S\ar
i>txnc,Vn} Compaq
Piggy’s Occupation.
"SVhnt Is your occupation, sir?"
Inquired the census taker then.
And the pis at once replied.
"I make my living by my pen.”
FOIt SALE.
Forty acres of land, just back of
Dr. Allen's. For prices nnd terms ad
dress— H. J. Lamar, z21 Second St.,
Macon, Ga.
Bakery For Sale.
Mrs. J. It. Fair having bought half
interest in the J. F. Bell grocery store,
offers the City Bakery for sale.
This is a fine opoortunity for some
one to invest in a good paving business.
In New business Mrs. Fair solicits the
patronage of old and new friends, as
suring all of fair treatment.
BARRETT HEIGHTS LOTS for sale.
120.00 and upwards. Address E. W.
Gould, Macon, Ga.
^ "1 have used several bottles of Peruna and I feel greatly benefited S
>reby from my catarrh of the head. I feel encouraged to believe that if ’
sc ft a short time longer I will he fully able to eradicate the disease of (
rty years' standing."— -David Meeklson. >
OTHER REMARKABLE CASES.
Mr. Jacob L. Davis, Galena, Stone county, Mo., writes: “I have been In bad
health for thirty-seven years, and after taking twelve bottles of your l’eruna I
am cured.” Mr. C. N. Peterson, 138 South Main St., Council Bluffs, Iowa, writes:
“J cannot tell you how much good Peruna has done me. Constant confinement
In my store began to toll on my health, and 1 felt that I was gradually breaking
down. I tried several remedies, butobtalned no permanent relief until I took Pe
runa. 1 felt better Immediately, and five bottles restored me to complete health.’*
A SINCERE RECOMMENDATION.
Mr. r>. C. rrosser, Bravo, Allegan Co., Mich., writes: “Two years ago I
was badly afllieud with catarrh of the stomach. T had had a run of typhoid
fever, was very depleted. I could find nothing I conld eat without causing dis
tress and sour stomach. Finally I came to the conclusion that I had catarrh of
tho stomach and seeing Peruna advertised, began to take it. It helped me soon,
and after taking three or four bottles I was entirely cured of stomach trouble,
ami can now eat anything.”
Ask Your Druggist for 1910 Peruna Almanac.
YOU MAY POSSIBLYjTHINK
That you are perfectly satisfied with the whiskey you are now using*
We think you will be better satisfied with
ECHO SPRING
The South'* Ftvorti* Drink. A tiW
ECHO SPRING
CANE SPRING
fir til
Hoo
CANE SPRING
Doiil«4 In Bond
ip*.
$5.00
6.00
• Oh.
<7.00
7.00
$12.00
12.00
OUR SPECIAL BRANDS
»T guarantee FULL MEASURE.
RED LABEL _
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WHITE LABEL
TASTY"UYE
IMMENSE RYE
Per OxL
4 Qti.
4 Qti.
12 Otv
24 Ptv
44 Rxtf Pts.
$2.1)0
$2.60
$o.50
$6.60
$7.25
$7.60
EL 2.25
2.75
3.S5
7.23
7.50
8.00
5.50
3.00
4.25
8.00
8.50
9.00
— Our Leader 2.50
S.00
4.25
8.00
8.60
9.00
— 2.75
3.25
4.C5
8.75
9.00
9.50
- - . 3.00
3.50
5.00
9.00
9.50
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350
5.00
9.00
10 00
10.50
3.f»0
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5.60
10.00
10.50
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fcOTICr TT* Jo not profqjr fxfrr*. rkir?*« ,
EXPRESS CHAKCES PREPAID
i than on* patio* or four quart a. an.' o* pint* and half pint* not leu IYjmi I
* *1 ii fUllU or 4* haft pat*.
AU fallca 04 4et • f«T •> jo «l •**« viU he tripped to hi ad note glau fit—a u*etul huuarhohl i
; MiA pock op* u** ship w# Include, fret charge, a aamp'.c of eithor TASTY *f IMMENSE. 7hit bottle contain* ttvo good drink* ,
THE- JOSEPH ZAPF CO., Inc.
' JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA.
Capital Stock $250,000.00 dttpiKW r\ -»<**-*• Long Distance Phone “4S r*