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, We want everybody to buy a ton of ( Purchase $C Sale Co. is
Mountain Ash Jellico Coal. We will . . . . , ,
(deliver you a ton for *5.00. Phone. overstoc ked With crockery
i vour order to No. 47. HughT. Cline. |and is selling at sacrifice
J Call phone 58 for fresh country eggs prices. See their line.
,and butter. | rpj^ j at jj es 0 j t ) ie Episcopal
I New lot of tinware, enameled ware, |church will hold a Sale of
FIRE! FIRE
OPERLY
galvanized tubs and buckets, just in
and being sold cheap at Finney Racket
Store.
AND
OMPTLY,
I Mrs. Julia Parker has
(the latest styles in
Easter novelties and cakes at
Miss Ellen Fox’s Saturday
and Monday.
Business' Locals.
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I can save you money on
yet my prices before buying,
flour,
A new lot of olivts and pick'es just'
received. J, R. Lawrence & Bro.
Town Talk Hour is the fin-
•est milled. Don’t accept the
“Just as Good.” Insist on
Town Talk.
Don't fail to inspect the beautiful
display of Carr’s Emporium.
Begining next Monday and continuing
through Easter Carr's Emuorium will
have a splendid millinery display and
the public is cordially invited to inspect
the exhibit.
FOR SALE.
L. I). Smith.
Next Monday be sure and call at
Carr’s Emporium and inspect the beau
tiful millinery which will be on display
there.
All grocers sell Town Talk
hour. Most good cooks bake
it. It’s the finest flour mill
ed. Insist on getting Town
Talk.
Millinery, so it will pay
you to see her before
you buy your hat-
W. L.
Cerials of all kinds fresh at
Hargrove & Co’s.
A new lot of Pictures just received
and now on display at R. H. Wootten’s.
You don’t know what you are missing
until vou have used ready prepared
Rising Sun flour. For sale by J. R.
Lawrence & Bro, phone 58.
Cotton seed meal, hulls, hay, bran,
shorts and oats, all of the best quality
and the best chicken feed in town at
Chandler Bros.
Granulated Eve Lids
Do not need to be cauterized or scanned
by a physician Sutherland’s Eagle
Eye Salve is guaranteed to cure them
without pain. It is harmless and a sure
cure for granulated lids. 25c tubes at
all dealers.
Hay, hav, hay! Pure Bermuda hay
for sale by Barnes & Richter.
We sell reliable goods at reasonable
prices. GRANT JEWELRY CO.
Mrs. Parker’s stock of opening milli
nery is now complete, so It will pay you
to see her line before feuying if you want
to be satisfied.
Fifty harse power engine and boiler,
good as new. Will go at a bargain to
quick purchaser. This is an opjiortuiii-
ty. Address,
J. L. BARNES, Milledgeville, Ca.
A Smooth Skin
Black Heads, Chaps. Pimples, Sores and
all unhealthy conditions of the skin are
unsightly and detract from the looks.
Buy a box of Dr. Bell's Antiseptic
Salve, a creamy, snow white ointment,
apply as directed and your skin will be
as clear as a babe’s. At all dealers in
medicines.
Big line of new reed and
oak rockers going at bargain
prices Just received and you
should see them. Purchase
& Sale Co.
Don’t Accept Something -g
"Just as good.” Insist on i
| Getting Town Talk
The Very Best.
Just received 1,000 pounds of parched
and green coffee. Call phone 58, or go
to J, R. Lawrence & Bro. j
The nicest lot of Fancy Candies ever
in Milledgeville at W. L. Hargrove &
Co’s. )
Largest line of
ware in city for sale
chase 6c Sale Co.
crockery
hy Pur-
Our lot of stoves and
ranges must he reduced and
we are offering some at slaugh- j
ter prices. Come and get
vour pick. Purchase 6c Sale
Co.
Solid car Jackson G.
Smith Barn sville Bug
gies. There are more
of these celebrated
Buggies sold and used
in Baldwin county than
any other three makes
combined.
Milledgeville Bu'gy
& Furniture Co.
If you have trouble with vour watch
or clock bring them to us and have them
put in good order. Grant Jewelry Co.
Buy ready prepared Rising Sun flour
the be3t on the matket, phone 58,
prompt delivery.
Buy the best lamp on earth —the
Ray’O — from R. H. Wootten.
Every cook knows
that to make good
bread it is essential
to use GOOD
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Dr. Bell’s Antiseptic Salve!
Good for ail Skin Diseases. I ^>5
FLOUR.
Most
that
cooks know
‘Town Talk’
is the best flour
milled.
Ten bars of soap for 25 cents.
Lawrence & Bro.
Order a sack today. All Grocers sell it.
We want every body to buy a ton of
Mountain Ash Jellico Coal. We will
deliver you a ton for $5.00. Phone
vour order to No 47. Hugh T. Cline.
WANTED-Fifty to 100 acres of gotd
farm land. See us now —
Bloodworth & Btoodworth.
“Full dinner sets of Royal
j Saxony China, porceane and
other crockery, for sale ex
ceptionally cheap by Purchase
6t Sale Co.
A fresh shipment of California Prunes
just in at VV. L. Hargrave & Co’s.
We will sell you Grand Duke flour for
less than present wholesale prices,
J. R. Lawrence & Bro.
When you neon fresh fancy groceries
telephone 58.
J. R. Lawrence & Bro.
A Man of Iron Nerve.
Indomitable will and tremendous ener
gy are never found where Stomach,
Schlesinger's fresh chocolate candies . Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of
at-J R. I .awrence & Bro’s. order. If you want these qualities and
, . id r the success they bring, use Pr. King’s
Whole Evaporated Ap;ne3 at . •, New Life Pills, the matchless reguUt-
Hargrove & Co's.
ors, for keen brain and strong body.
Baby carts, velocipedes and;25c<u ail druggists,
other small rubber tired ve- All grocers sell Town Talk
hides equipped with^ new ! flour. .Most good cooks bake
tires and fixed up nicely by j t It’s the finest flour mill-
Purchasj & Sale Co. led. Insist on getting Town
For fresh Dove Bran 1 hams. the best j
in town, phone 58.
. .. , . If you are in need of any house furn-
5o barrels o err> > “ w jus re 1 8 jhj n g , n the way 0 f enamel kitchen
ceived right from the mill at Chandler’
Bros.
ware tinware, on crockery ware, go to
It. H. Wootten’s, headquarters for
Large guaiilly o! r.ollon seed me a ‘ everything in this special line.
and hulls oa hand lor sab, 25 pounds of crocked rice for $1.00 at j
L D Smith. J. R. Lawrence & Bro,s.
Mrs. Julia Parker
cordially invites the
public to attend her 1
spring opening of
beautiful and stylish
millinery Monday and
Tuesday next.
Pretty, new line of post cards just
in at Finney Racket Store.
“Old Homestead,” the bread of qual
ity does not contain any hog lard, at
Chandler Bros.
Dr. Bell’s Anti-Pain
A sudden attack of Cholera Morbus is
dangerous. Keep Bell’s Anti-Pain at
hand, a dose relieves almost instantly.
It alas cures Diarrhoea, Cramps, Flux
and aM Bowel Complaints.
The best garden seed to p’aut will be
found at Finney Racket Store.
grade
sale—
cost
A HELPING HAND
A fresh shipment of H. R. Hall Com
pany Coffees including "Bell s Best
Roast,” Romeo, Electer and Good
Morning, just received at W. L. Har
grove & Co’s.
I have now on floor
toral Contractors ab ° ut bow bushels
Cotton Seed. Dif=
ferent varieties, all
sound and good for
planting.
Is Gladly Extended by a Milledgeville
Citizen.
A few extra high
trunks—too costly for
must he sold below
Purchase 8c Sale Co.
R. H. Wootten sells the best ice
cream freezer in the city for the least
money
The Farmers Warehouse Co. solicits
the patronage of every family in Mil
ledgeville. Prices the lowest. Quality
the highest.
A few Davenport couches
for sale at cost. Purchase 6c
Sale Co.
H.
$ Flower pot3 of all sizes at It.
Wootten’s.
Have your clothes cleaned and press
cd at Milledgeville Pressing Club
Pnone £03.
When the fire alarm rings
it is too late to buy fire in
surance.
NOW is the accepted time
and this is the place.
Bloodworth & Bloodworth.
BiaGKsmititinQ oi fill
Kinds on snort No
tloe Done Bn
Mr. W. H Armstrong Died
From Stroke Paralysis
J- D.
Next Door to J. R. Hinas
Mr. W. II Armstrong, sixty years of
age, died Tuesday night at the old
family homo about ten miles from the
citv as the result of a stroke of paraly
sis which accured about 10 o’clock Tues
day morning. Mr. Armstrong was
formerly in business here, but retired a
number of years ago. Since that time
he has been living in Milledgeville, hut
he was attending to some survey work
at the old home place when ho was
stricken, death following soon.
His wifo and several members of the
family went immediately to his bedside,
* but no relief could be given him. The
I funeral occurred in this city and the
i sympathy of many is extended to the
family, consisting of his wife, several
The Lash of a Fiend
would have been about as welcome to
A. Cooper, of Oswego, N. Y., us a mer
ciless lung-racking cough that defied all “relatives.'
remedies for yoara. It was most,
troublesome at night,”he writes, “noth- I
ing helped me till I used Dr. King,s j|j(|]| yflfJS FUlllS
LJ
New Discovery which cured mo com
pletely. I never cough at night now.”
Millions know its matchless merit tor
stubborn colds, obstinate coughs, sore '
lungs, lagrippe, asthma, hemorrhuge,
croup, whooping cough, or hayfever.
It relieves quickly and never fails to
satisfy, A trial convinces. 50. $1.00.
Trial bottle free. It's positively guar- j
anteed by all druggists.
Used at Picture Show
The moving picture Bhow operated
bv Messrs. Ellison & Barrett has put
on a new film service in addition to the
original service. While this means
additional expenditure they intend to
give the best or shut up shop, so they
are giving the best. The entertainment
»« | nL a || tj meH i s high class and the Palace
Some rare bargains offered Theatre affords opportunity for any one
to spend a pleasant hour in the after
noon or evening.
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in bed spreads by Purchase
6c Sale Co. See their line
without delay.
Huyler’s Old Fashion Molasses Candy
l')c. at Culver & Kidd’s.
If you need a good broom send to R.
H. Wootten.
Farmers Warehouse Co. has ferti
lizers especially prepared for gardt ns.
Sevornl Attending Tim
District Meeting K. of P.
Deputy Grand Chancellor Frank M.
Gohert, C. N. Chandler, T. H. Caraker
and several other members of the local
, . . , . lodge K. of P’s are attending the con-
A now lot of pictures just redvod by' yenUon of thfl Tenlh d ; Blrict of lhe
R. H. Wootten.
Every $50 purchase, or the
payment of $50 on account
at the Purchase 6c Sale Co.
will secure you an elegant 48
piece dinner set.
Try a box of Huyler Molasses candy
at Culver & Kidd's.
The Farmers Warehouse Co. is doing
business, Why? Because they have
the quality and price.
Easter novelties, Easter eggs, Easter
postcards, Easter dyes and Easter
things of ail kind at R. H. Wootten’s.
order.
The convention is aliray interesting
and there is no doubt but that a great
time will bo experienced by all attend
ing. The banquet of the occasion was
Eerved Thursday night and the dele
gates and visitors are expected back
today.
DR. BELL’S ANTI-PAIN
For Internal and External Pains.
1
Buy a Perfection blue flame oil stove
from R. H. Wootten.
♦ WE HAVE l
|5ov SaVej
A Few Globe-Wernicke
hook cases for sale at inter
esting prices by Purchase 8c
Sale Co.
Huyler’s House Hold Chocolate toV
cakes etc 10c cake at
Culver & Kidd.
Mrs. Parker his tin most complete
line of Easter hats she has ever carried
and cordially invites the ladies to come
in and look over thim, feeling assured
that she can please them.
Farmers Warehouse Co. sells the con
sumer at whole sale prices? Try them.
per
TeLp':o
Price 50 cents
bushel, cash.
Will. TURNER.
MILLEDGEVILLE. Gfl.
There are many enthusiastic citizens
in Milledgeville prepared to tell their
experience for the public good. Testi-1
mony from such a source is the best of J
evidence, and will prove a “helping j
hand” to scores of readers. Read the |
following statement:
D. B. Sanford, 103 Wilkinson St., I
Milledgeville, Ga., says: For the past
ten years I sufferel from Kidney dis
ease and frequently had hemorrhages
of the kidneys. I endured much misery
from pains in toe small of my back and
there was a soreness across my kidneys.
The kidney secretion were much too
frequent in passage at times while
again scanty and painful and my
system seemed to be filled with uric
acid.
Someone finally advised me to try
Doan's Kidney Pills and I procured a
box at Geo. D. Case’s Drug Store.
After I had taken the contents of four
boxes, I felt better than l had in ten
years. I gladly give my name as an
endorser of Doan’s Kidney pills.”
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! filar .-h lit. l.'KJ.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church will hold a sale of
Easter novelties and cakes at
Miss Ellen Fox’s, Saturday
and Monday.
Rugs in all sizes and a new
lot of small ones going cheap.
Purchase & Sale Co.
Flower pot* of all sizes at Barnes &
Richter’s.
-200J30Q TUBES
Of Sutherland’s Eagle Eye Salve were
sold in 1903 and not one word of com
plaint, though every tube was sold un
der a positive guarantee. It is good for
nothing but the eyes. Ask your Drug-
A Number One Ber
muda Hay—Every
Bale is All Right.
C. I. Burner i
The Farmers Warehouse Co. deliver*
goods to any part of the city. Get
j their prices.
I A new lot of lambrequin cloth just
received by R. H. Wootten.
Fishing tackle of all kind at R. H.
Wootten’s.
If you need fertilizer for your garden,
call the Farmers Warehouse Co.
R, H. Wodtten has the best line of
white enamel ware in the city.
| If you are out for the dust get
duster from R, II. Wootten.
s
gist.
Largest line of hammocks in the city
at R. H, Wootten’s.
One h(^r»d barrels of 1 Grand Duke
flour positively to go at less than pre-
The Famous Stallion
BILLMORE
Making the Season at
BLOODWORTH & GIBSON’S
Billmore, No. 44, 154, Sired by Amtrich 52, 619.
Dam, Miss Minnie, record 2.23 and trial 2:18.
Eleisehman’s yeast received twice a sent wholesale prices. J. R. Lawrence
Call and Inspect This Handsome Aral.
Bloflwooptn & GiDson’sstaoies.
week at Barnes S; Richter’s.
& Bro.
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