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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1901)
S 4 fft is 'i Sri /I a Wa 1# % T TP* Tin r/p , L 351 $ ** ‘I B I! / k lit Mm • % I m !■■ imtf ... I tM !i si >'H \ ■ *:v, [\ ® i • U t 1 I I m -v ;. 1 £ I ?■* 5EBg lips: 1 ; f. i. ■v »'•■; ir V Dfe. ill 6 a? ; t»^. u 3 1 V , • if I— X MHPy V- {£ ;v* \ it •'gee how the Rockdale RacliekStaco-fe soU-ins-twuthersr come'and buy yourselfat the same figures' No regard for market prices: no regard N- immimm i merit of article. Alii goods go as *' lrt ' ; *% O'.w'-' 4 ^ . j- - En T* %** , WMm Cutlery, Overalls, Wo k '•'X bwJ ? a Towels, H’d'ktg. Sationery, eta, n«ai go gttitlie same low prices. V • r. f. f. R TfTl OOKDAM3: ♦ a* I*'-' ir- c . si- •• r r iff I v: - v A.CKEf^ -C r / - •O, V'T • m '•rdi ••• ■?/ \r- V . V/j *■ ; * Husk Olotfelter, Props. file Weekiy B annEf - Lmerod at the pont-ofl'.cn as n nil matter. Price, (f 1,00 per I Advertising Hates Hensonable made known on application Publinhotl every Wedttestlny by J. FREU WALLIS. CoS V BUS, Ga., Fob. G, MAHf ASflDK© WOMEN (i Intoxication is growing ■ women at a faster rate tlmn men. The future of tlie world de pends on the mothers even than the fathers, and what is ing to become of it if our become drunkards?' This was the pro! lent Bishop Leighton Coleman, of aware, presented to the Temperance Society “The great work o^ this for the coming year, and in for the entire* century", said op Coleman in his address, , neglecting the while not men reclaim the women. During past 50 years statistics prove ; drunkenness among men has ily decreased, while the among women has been most j n g “—New York World. i If a man had a $50 bull pup would look alter it carefully not let it run all over town night, says a western boy it . But if ho has a is H«' is turned loose at a tender to go to the badj and people der where all tho great aunt ° bums, dead beats and loafers from. They are germinated pure seed gathered from sown broadcast on the street and and alleys. The boy ought to He given an equal showing with the pup. Proper Rrtcrn, *‘l ln:rl the lie back iu your teeth!" be cried. Which was quite appropriate, for they. too. were false. — Philadelphia North American. # A Wtilp Calf, Bri?Ks-l henr you have been operat¬ ing in Wall *twt. Btocrated Orlgirs— A great mistake. I’ve been upen.- Harper’s Bazar. Sanford’s ■iiPPi Ink....... ...4c. • • * f Wizzard Cuffs Holders..... . .0e A ......lOo ..... Mucilage........ 8c. Full size nail hammer...........10c Cast Steel “ i 4 ......38c. Full sfzo steel Hand Saw........45c. —-^r Qviden Victoria Had a* ]arge She wore m). 7£ gloves. Her gers were extremely short and of proportion to the size ot hand, She wore nothing hut glovow\. and used b tiy about dozen pairs a year. Each pair about $2: In fact-,- (rho'•queen Great Britain and Ireland and empress of India was decidedly nomical in her glove bill. are a great many fashionable tnen who think l ( thing of a bill if it only o mes to .$100a What Wives. Should Rernerober. That Adam was made first. That “ho pays the freight. That “blessed are the livoek-“ That all angels are not of sex. That nine men out' of ten gossip, That;. men sometimes . .“nerves, “ 'i hat w ith all his faults you him still. That von should liavo no from him That husbands have troubles their own. That there sliould bo. no P -Z like home. That home is morn than what you make it. woman’s ^ is That best weapon weakness. Tltixt he is just as anxious to rich as yon are. That his typewriter cannot it if she is pretty. .That six .-pairs of slippers enough for any man. That ho likes to hear that baby is his dead- image. That a man likes neatness your attire at all times. - That, you can’t, keep books, is no use trying. -That there are letter drop buses thi nearby corners. Thftt*'irbahy .in the house is a spring of pleasure.* 4 * -That he-is not in love with ev¬ Woman.be glances at. Tlhjt it is jStflicy to lot him he is “lord and master.*‘ That your relaticusliip is closer him 1 ban to jour mother. That lie does not g t sleepy the you do. 1 |... .’8.0c. ih in 4?W Siedi,'Handetuv.. l *r x President' Stfsponders.. .\ . . .. Spr;ii>g.-'I^I^CC8 25 lbs if Good Horse Brush........’. v.VlOc ' Good Linen Shades G ft......,88c Brogan -Slices.. 97c ;.‘T >■ f n : Ladles fW ghee. *?. 7’ SHE WAS PLAIN WITH. Aunt Wmlly Gave --------....... Cie S 5 inistei‘..Some- ^ fhinR to Think About. Tvrt* women in the early part of tlie last eeu*-ury lived iu \irgluia. They were noted for their common sense, and wiany of their sprightly sayings ity n rf.Zl bonne was a place of resorj TZ IS the following story is She had a black silk was accustomed to slip on when ^■.fcbrvS;“Yi“°lE£ her h^nee, a Methodist minister who atrnte> against her use ef cpstly *&&• Aunt sniiv. X iz&rz r, and wb appreciate your kindness. ”,rr,r SSn'Vl/t;^ ev r^r,C trary tfc> the rules of our order, and I SS 22, “■ edness. I also hope you will jne fbr failing your attention to it.” . "Myj dear brother." said Aunt Sally, “I dhl. not know that my plain silk was troubling anybody. It Up thtBrC behind the door, and ns needs’^* when washing it is always ready when 6 fip OO company comes 015 I go to church, and I find it very banfly. .•% . “But, my dear brother, since you have been plain with me .1 .must be plain with you. Since you‘and your wife have been staying here fAnd nry cook have some days had to- stay.-nt homo and be absent from church cause we were doing up tlie white dresses of your wife that she look well at the conference* me for explaining, and whpn you. npd your wife come this way call agalif. — Christian Observer. I 'THE ©MPFo ~ f A wheeze, t A sneeze, Bones ache, vr Brains bake; Eves red, f ore head , Can’t feed, -A Can’t read; *• - Can’t smoke, i No joke; r Can’t dnnk, Can’t think * Gau’t sing, Ears ring; Can.t talk, t , Can’t walk ; Don’t cue, Rip! Swear! Take pills, Doe’s hills. & —Baltimore American Currtain Polls oft l^ngf..... : . . 20c ’ ’■ ’ ■*<-'"■ < ' • / G - l* S .....3c. Brass Shoe Nails.... . .>. ..* > 3 oz bottle Sewing Mhcliibboil..3c. &£•:*** ( ►. length ora ...;.10c. Raw Hide ' t i • ’..40c.' W^ale Bone “J “ •» l ..90 c.' f , 2 calces Laun Iry Soap.........5c. WE ARE HEADY. ' -&T. u. ■ j»wirsa»gEa»— © e— ... are glad-to say to the peo • > that our store is ■ jam-fu 11 V ' (1 ' •■ .. , . , « » • 1 f i* s 6V6ryti31HR " w ill L'llO W8»V OI Family' .-;.. .; and'Fancy Groceries Goods t gi • • •. fhoes Hats.and in fact L>g-. .t shoigd , , , be . fpund. 2 , in . a gen 9 .erai store. We aim to do a big : this season and in order to we are going to oiler the £he best goods on the market at the best possib 1 e prices. M TO THE EAEMEPS! ; - *r. ." j* v^' We wish, to tell tlie farms rs that " j they are always ’ \ 'v welcome to our * •> store when they come to Conyers • \ \ as we can and - ; will sa v v* them MOBIL -XT v : « £ it*- ■ ; X C5IX Cl A* e invit -A •> < e.d to see i UJ , c-b - 3 * & Huft * ■ cates Toilet Soap..... ; 8 ■ -g : i ■•-* ' ■• -. • Steel curry comb Sbars.eblid b 10c v. ' rn-v* 81b Feather Pillows........50c. Any Dipper .... 89 5c. Umbrellas . :> up. "Sheeting 90 in wide; .1.. l ; 8c- yu. ' Good H icking..................12c ' • ,A/ ,;.p Tfjy, A Bright, .HonecU Boy W;vn • ted.-' •.'"ta . 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National.] [TJS? and State elec¬ Wa tion returns. Fourcentunesof American prog 1 - ress. - Political 1 fSS record (c of f i 9001 f«?yEjii£ o n v e n t ens it and platforms), American ru f ein the Philippines, New govern- -XiSi-U ments of Porto Rico and Ha¬ waii. Polar exploration in J900. Conclusion of the South African war. Pan-American Exposition of 1901. China—Its present con¬ dition and status among; nations. Roster ot general officers of the Regular U. S. Army, 1769 — J900. A Political Register. mm I Facts that every patriot '■ I and voter ought to know. Standard American Annual. gj Pulftse' Postpaid THE Bldg., to WORLD, any tie<w address York.
