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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1901)
urn a 4 .M * 4-3 # * a - v- 7 ■XT \ H e. § D ?• * • Sr -V •>« i'.-J ■ - ’wr > Jno. Stephenson is still in the lead. New goods arriv¬ ing daily. Keeps everything you want. He is selling for cash and on time at lowest priecs. See him sure. TURNER J Furniture Store, •# • % Conyers, Georgia, Is the -place to buy youv furniture—provided you wish to SAVE money. We have a nice stock of Iron and Wood bedsteads. Springs, Mattress es, Straight chairs, Rocking chairs, Rugs, Window Shades and Poles, Safes. Side- Boards, and most ■ > call . a> for. ■« anything else you can We can and will save you money on anything you buy of ns. See us sure. Turner Bros., Furniture Store. Interested In ? • ■ [very Lady I And after examining my fine and getting my prices, the people will know where they can get the prettiest goods fer the least money. My line will be ready for inspection in a few days and 1 invite the ladies of this and adjoining counties to see my line before they their new Spring Millinery goods. Miss Ada Clotfelter will help me this season and we will be glad to have our friends and patrons call on us at Mrs. Emma Riley Wood ’s old stand on Commerce street Res p. ICifiis il® «»££■ ft* «»«!.« capital monumentco. DAVIKS & NERI, BELL.’PHONE managers SS39. 614EM u LTtl COURT. ATLANTA GA MONUMENTS. Granite and Marble Work of Every Description. Mail orders given prompt att Bnticu *• —-- __ K’l' ,-k. Mi ■ I Kit I Our fee returned if fail. Any one sending sketch and description t f we any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent¬ ability of same. “How to obtain a patent” sent upon request. Patei*-. secured through us advertised for sale at our expense. Patents taken out through us receive special notice , without charge, The P atent Recohd, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consult* b y Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy FREE. Address, VICTOR riwf l/fl J OMm . EVANS A a* COmm fvp-; {Patent Attorneys,) WASHINGTON, 0. C 3 Building, - FOR ABOUT THE PRICE OF ONE. This paper and the Atlanta Twice-a-Week Jear¬ il al far $1.25. a na 1 '«n^rmr tfjcSrnrws wwi, It le fresh, paying very Btlher IJttle more than one papdr ooets. special paper »• ^e ' 1 wart* flJQp. but by arrangenjVOt we are enabled to put in both ctf IhMO, K»v!dk three papen a weeh fpr Its* «w price. You can not eduot t»s anywhere else, and this combination is the best pre mium for'’those who want a state paper and a home paper. Take these and you will keep up with the times. Twice Besides general news, the a-Week Journal has much agrtcul tural matter and other articles of special interest to farmers. It has regular contributions bv Sam Jones, Mrs. W. H. Felton, John Temple Graves, Hon. C. H. Jordan and other distinguished writers. ft Call at this office and leave your subscriptions for both papers. You can get a sample copy of either pa per here on application. ft BACK AGAIff. I arrivedjm the city Mon¬ day and have opened a nice Watoh and’ Jewelry repair shop in a portion ot G. A. Lu cas’ store, and will be pleas¬ ed to have the people call on me when in need ofany work of this kind. I *e 5 p. A. .T. Strom. >*—•-- A Codol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Itartitidallydigeststhefoodaudridl and Nature in strengthening recon Jivucilug the exhausted latestdiscovercddigcat. digestive or ; .es. It is ttic ant and approach tonic. It No other efficiency. preparation It in can in stantly relieves It^igeftion, and p'enmuiently cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Crampsond Nausea, Sick Headache, Gastralgia all other results ofimperfect digestion. Prlce 50 c. limit 1. Large sire contain! *H time* ■Ki^W^«Sr'!SK,e5Sr G.uley Drug C in any fhi bight offl|e world —OR— OUR SAVIOR IN ART cost nearly $100.0 >0 to publi.-h. Contains nearly ons liundr :1 full-page engravings copied direct fio n the World’s Greatest paiuti' gs of rmr Savior and his Mother, Contains histor <>f Pain ring. Biography of painter, an i the ga 1 U ries in Europe where theOri' ual Painting may be seen The most bea i ifnl publication * ver ed The strong -t h arts weep at. the sight ofthewonde til pictures of Jesus and His Mother, llvt rylvely says they are grand, subli ne, matchless, •naguifticent beautiful, i pitiug and uplifting. The sale is nnpr cedented. The pies es are running day md night to fill th" orders. Twelve carloads of paper were required for the last edition. Small fortunes are being made by the thrifty w th this mar¬ velous woik. Contains also a Childs story beautifn’ly written to fit each pic¬ ture. This wonderful book, matchless iu its purity and beauty, ap; eats to every uothers’ neart and iu e very Christian dome, whore there are children it sells tself, A Chiistiau man or woman can <oou clear one thousand dollars (1.00ft] r aking orders iu thisc mmunir.y. Others ire doing this. Why not y on? We are advertising in nearly ten thousand news-, papers in this country, Canada Euglaud, ind Australia. Shipping books to every Euglish-speakidg country in the world. We shall promote our best workers to po¬ rtions of State Mauagers, Cor espou leuts and Office Assistants, We also >wu and publish large Photo-gravure Etchings of the great Paintings in the galleries of Europe. One or more of these Etchings can be sold in every homo By carrying the book and the engravings your success will be tremendous. Mrs. Waite, of Wo-cester, Mass has sold uearly four thousand dollars won h of books there. Mrs. Snckett has sold wo thousand dollars worth of books in New Yoric. Both of these ladies answered onr idvertisement, and had never sold a book before. Took 14 orders first two days-H Colwell. Took 5orders first day; 23 or¬ ders first week—Hattie Lemwell. Thous iuds of others like above It is printed m velvet finished paper; bound iu Car¬ dinal Re 1, Green and Gold and i dor ed with Golden Roses and Lillies. Write quickly for terms ns the terr tory is go¬ ng rapidiy. When you prove your si c ceis, we will promote you jo the position vou to tlie position of Manager and Cor¬ respondent under yearly contract. We shall soon move into our new and elegant structure to be occnpie l by ns, md to b ■ known as the Light of the World Building. Address The British-Americm Co. Corcoran Building. Opposite United States Treasury, Washington, D. C. 60 YEARS* EXPERIENCE Patents i HAut manna Designs Copyrights &e. Anyone sending a sketch end dcscrtnllen m»i quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention is prohabtj nateutahle. Commmile» tlons strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents lent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munu h Co. recely* tptcial notice, without charge. In the Scientific American. iSsi mm AND ENCYCLOPEDIA. cA SUlisticil ‘Volume of Fids and Figures Coniiinlng Over 600 Pages. OVER i,ooo TOPICS. . OVER xo,ooo FACTS. SPECIAL FEATURES: The census of |g| 1900. National and State elec¬ >03, SssS, tion returns. Four centuries of £5420? American Political prog- w jess. , ecoro . OI t .oaa f-SIiSj icon , vent ions Egg and platforms), CoujSr American Philippines. rule in m t h e if, ®oT efn ' meats ot Porto Ktco and . rla- *. waif- Polar exploration in 1900. Concision of the Sooth Africa war. Pan-American China—Its Exposition of 1901. present con¬ dition and status among nations. Roster of general officers of that Regular U. S. Army, 1789-1900. A Political Register. Facts that every patriot and voter ought to know. — Standard American Annual. • 1'riCC Postpaid to any address 25 ds. TIIE WORLD, Pulitzer BU§., tout York Millinery Opening Iflouday and fuasday April 1st. aqd 2nd. AT MRS. G. Y. COWANS’ I Stands for Millinery, for Matron, Maid and Miss, And in my assortment you will find all yon could wish. There are flowers and ribbons nud buckles and lace. And bonnets and hats t > suii e ery face. There are school hats, dress hats, and hats for the street— (If you should fail see them you will in ss quite a treat.) There are small hats and fiat hats, and hots of every style; I’m sure when you see them it will make each one smile. There are hats at all prices - some ext ensive, somo neat, That will make e’en the plainest look daiuty and sweet. W«bave ■•♦ndied the fashion- in New Yot k and Baltimore, go.’’ And bo-ght for your selection only what is “the We will show voutho’ with pleasure, each one and all, If at our store, you only will call. REMEMBER THE DATE AND COME TO THE OPENING Mrs. 6. V. Cowan. Pointed Paragraphs. A full purse is the best pocket anion. Fortune smiles on some people sml laughs at others. A never thinks he is as U 1 as ly .2 • Truisms a £ usually fcoo*elf-evi duit to be palatable. Nothing resembles yesterday so much as ton orrow. Nothing is impnssil le to t e man who can and will. The best workers are thoso wl o know win n to rest. The garrulous fool usually cuts his throat with his own tongue. The roan who blows his own horn is merely a self-entertainer. 'Riots'never feed hungry men nor furnish work for unimployed. Never take more than the legal interest in the affairs of your neighbor. If a man has a bad heait it avails him nothing to have a good bead. Nine tenths of the earthly pun¬ ishment a man receives he inflicts on himself. A man usually avoids the rood to success when he is traveling for pleasure. Lots of men fail iu their under¬ takings because they try to do an elaboriue'job. The census Lullitin shows that Ge< rg ft produced 1,296,844 bales of c tton, of which 67,812 were sea island. There wen a go 18,915 round bales. There are28 counties 16,458 bales. Burke leads with a, total of 46,152 bales, while Carroil Sumpter, Terrell and Washington are the four conn ns li nt raise more than 25 000 baler. Coweta, Harris, llenr), Houston, J; ckson, Jefferson, Laurens, Mcrriweth :r and Troup are the seven making more than 20,000. Dooly, Gwin¬ nett, Monroe, Oglethorpe. Ran dolf, Screven, Stewsrt. Walton, and Wilkes me the r oxt nine counties above Morgan. Greene shows 11.588, Jasper 15,820, Put¬ nam 9.609, Newton 14,818, Walt ll 19,665, and Oconee 7.849. These figures uro from the crop of 1899.
