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About The weekly banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1900-1901 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1901)
its® igm y jDs ® ^"^nnniiniTrwiTiiiT^' 'ir rr«i win i I Jno Stephenson is still in the lead. New goods arriv ng daily. Keeps everything you want. He is selling for iash and on time at lowest priecs. See him sure. tbms local and personal I„ answer to the question “How Kee[, the Boys on the Farm?” i exchange suggests that one good ay would be to abolish spring owing and fall harvesting. you are more liable to disease when >nr liver and bowels do not act properly eWitt’s Little Early Risers remove the use of the disease. Cailey Drug Go. Mrs. P it Townsend and daugh ib Miss Minnie, of •Conyers vis ied at the home of Mr. T J Al land Sunday.--Lithopia Cor. De lalb new Era. Mr J. W. Baxter of North Brook, N. gays he suffered with piles for fifteen ears He tried mahy remedies with no he «ed DeWitt’s Witch / iazel Salve and that quickly cnied lma. alley Drug Co. ! Mr. Chas. B. Hudson, one of our Sever Dry Goods Merchants, is laving his homecn Mill street hodeled, Mr. W U Wallis is do * bg the work. When completed kr. Hudson will have a nice new jiomo. l | 1 1 Our little girl was unconscious from j trangolation during a sudden and ter- ; j pie l attack of croup. I quickly secured I bottle of One Minute Cough Cure, giv i Eg her throe doses. The croup was mas¬ tered aud our little darling speedily re¬ covered.” So writes A. L. Spaft'ord, Ches ler, Mich. Gailey Drug Co. I After a protracted visit to rela¬ tives here, Mrs. Mo ■ lie. Langford has returned to her homo near Athens. I il i nave been suffering with ciispepsia tor the past twenty years aud have been pliable physicians after trying all preparations and to get any relief. After tak oue bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure J pound I relsef and am now in better health pian have been in for twenty years. I pannot [highly,” praise Kodol Dyspepsia Cure too writes Mrs. C, W. Roberts, [North Creek, Ark. Mr. J A Gailey loaves to-day for [Buffalo N. Y., where he expects to ppend merican several exposition. days at the Pan-A¬ I Bpeople only knew what v e know a pout Ned in Kodol nearly Dyspepsia household, Cure it would b» every as there aio few people who do not suffer from a ffr-ung of fullness after eating belching flatulence, sour stomach, cr water brash causf d by indigestion or dyspepsia. A preparation such as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which, with n > aid from the strap• acil > '‘iff digest your food, crate inly can't iielp but do you good. G:ul)y Drug Ca. A nice little baby <m-l is the Z ST* i ^ ls> Juo. T f t Iv MftC.dox, rr f ffeWitt’sLittls Early Risers search tho remotest parts of th* bowels and romot e “eiopnntiee speedily with no discom tas L they are famous for tbeir cfiFncy. y to take. never gripe. Gailey Drug Co. Bcv. Mi*. Graham, pastor of the Baptist church at Conyers, con¬ ducted the services at the Bapfcis ma waters Sunday —Lithonia 001 - DeKalb New Era. Skin affection? will readily disappear V using DeWitt-’ s V iteh Hazel Salve, ° U t for c °nnterieits, If you get e > itt , a jou will gat good results, It is e quick and positive cure for piles, bailey Drug Co. Ax. A. J. Langford was in At l, **a last Frid ay business. on -A 1 '-A J. Smith of Con ,and her daughter, vers Been Miss Elite, who has ®Pent teaching ib Jackson Institute several days with Mrs E J Bi’agan this week_Herry Coun ty Weekly Mr. and u Mr Mis. , w \\ v V Almand A! , spent Veral da ys in Atlanta fast week. Miss Olive Swann, of Covington spent last Sunday with Miss Tot sie Stewart. The least in quantity and most] in quality describes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the famous pills for constipation and liver complaints. Galley Drug Co. Mrs. A L Da' ney spent several days at Inglesido this weox. » Jill Eijbs on Texas, Great is Texas. Her vast cotton crops ami marvelous oil discoveries amaze the world Now follows the startling state¬ ment of the wonderful work at Cisco, Tex. of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. ‘ My wife contracted a , ,, «>*»/• ... _ f T ond fluallj „ rolt , a in nemorrhagas, but she has been complete ly cured by Dr King’s New Discovery. Its positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Lung troubles' 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at . Gailey Drug Co. Miss Lena Bishop is in Atlanta to-day on business. -----*-SisS***—— Old Soldier's Experience. ; M. M. Austin, a cival war veteran, of Winchester, InA, writes: “My wife was sick a long time in spite of good docror’s treatment, but was wholly cured by Dr. King’s New Life Pills, which worked Wenders for her health.” They always do. Try them. Only 25c at Gailey Drug Go’s. Letters Administration* Geoboia, Rockdale County. r To whom it may co- eern. J Yf i.airu, having in due form, ap pi ied for letters of administration tie bonis non, on the estate oiW P Laird, deceased, and .1 will pass upon the same «a the first Monday in June next. AVitness my hand and offi¬ cial signature, this May 2,1901. A M Helms, Ord. Miss Annie Ragland is coniiued to her home on account of sickness Vc hope she may soon be well a gain. If you pay less than we ask you’ll get less style, less char¬ acter, less quality. Big Store. Summers’ Sliildders Ill His Past. ‘Irecoil now with horror,” says Mail Carrier Bnrnstt Mann, of Levanna, O , a ni S iu my back. To stoop or lift mail wrta made me groan. I felt tired, worn out, about ready to give up, whtn I be gaii to ns* Ekciric Bitter*, bat six bot ties completely cured me and made me feci like a new man. •> They’re unriral ed to regulate Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. Perfect Sati.-faction guaran teed by Gailey Drug Go, Only aOo. Quite a number of our Lithonia boys and girls went to Conyers Friday night in a Tyliaho. Mes¬ srs Ligo Stevens, Sandy Kelley and Dr. D C Sheppard furnished the music. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Matthews chaperoned the party. They report a most enjoyable time Lithenia cor. DeKalb New Era. It Sai/sd His Leg. p. a. Danforth, of Lagrange, Ga. uuf f*red for six months with a frightful running core ©u his l*g; but writes that Buokien’e Arnica Salve wholly cured it iu five dajs. For Ulcers, Wounds,Piles, , Xt ’ s ths bc f ^ lv * iu the ; vorld - 0nr * guaranteed. Only 25c. Solu by Dm3 Co. Mr. Otto Ciotfelter is very sick this, week. We hope he .will soon be out again. W© have built up a great reputation tor giving a dol¬ lars worth for a dollar. Summers’ Big Store. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gailey are the happy parents of a lino baby boy. Mr. W L Wallis of Atlanta was here Sunday with relatives . The death of the little “girl of Mr. and Mrs. J. H Ogletree occur¬ red this morning after an illness of about 10 days. The funeral and interment will occur to-morrow at Prospect. We extend sympa¬ thy to the grief stricken parents. <. Old reliable' 7 in quality, but ’‘up-to-the-minute” in style at Summers’ Big Store. Miss Fannie Latham of Atlanta was here with relative* Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Almand, of Crawfordvilla, $p#nt several here last week. Col. Thomas Lee, of Covington, is here to-day on business. One thing is better than our prices—our quality. Summers’ Big Store. Mr. and Mrs. F G Dunn ed . home , from . Augusta . and . ^ fordville last Briday. We are under obligations to Mr. R W Tucker for some nice “Blue stem” col lard plants. Mr. and Mrs. D M Almand jr., are rejoicing over the arrival of tine baby boy at their home. Take your pick while picking is good. Summers’ Big S ore. Protracted services will the Baptist ehurch next Sunday. A cordial invitation is extended everybody to attend Empty promises are no part of our programme. Summers’ Big Store, A Musical Treat. 'J here, is in store for the of Conyers a genuine musical treat. On the evening of Friday, May 17, at the Courthouse, the family will give a musical directed by that accomplished sician and composer, Prof Denck. Our people well remember the cellent entertainment furnished by the wages familly at the house here, two years ago. that time this talented family ha° made great strides in further tering the art of music and stands at the head of the clas3. Prof. Denck has been teaching bright little musicians from to dav and his work has proven most satisfactory. Nothing might say would add to the tation of Prof. Denck. IT® known the world over and the musi dans of the world acknowl¬ edge him to be the equal of auy. Our people are fortunate to this opportunity of attending concert nnd we hope that one all will avail themsoIVes of it. Tickets may be secured at Gailey Drug Co. Family Records, a picture, 15x22 inches, on a ground of sold gold. Sample 1 mail for 12c. Agents wanted, dress D. B. StJohn, Supply Co. i ‘ Lithonia, Ga. wm*‘ -V"\ ■ 8 THEK 3 HELP Iliomseives. WHAT BETTER DEED? Then w ' n y not t0 J 11 5, your friend whf. '‘A, T- P % ne ee cw- . th cheapest. •flas P Gall and. see some of our spec ial prices ■f week and next, GOODS MUSE GO RTJoH & CLOTFELTER, A Good I? sinner. “Hello, hello! Is this the gas corn, party’s office ?” “Yes; what is it?” “When do tbe entries for the next race open?” “We don’t know anything about tbe races ThJs i8 tb( , gfls office n _ “Correct; but I thought you could tell me.”. “Why. what do you want to know ! for?” “Oh.A nothing particular. I have T5 as meter I would like to enter, tha P II '—Tit-Bits. T?: ii-pi; of Thrift. “The o!d man seems mighty , pleased with himself,” said Mr. Grindner's coachman. “Sure." said the cook. “He’s been savin;/ nil hi burned matches for six months, aud . is morning lie found he had enough !'< : me «.o start tiia kitchen §r* wit?!.*'—i::dia»: oils “THR ! r H£NCH SHORE.” ffltrro Snsevy. Jlr^teror ssufl 1 Col,l Rl:i.';a F?,rfoaa!!lttBd. 1 Misery, squalor and 'wretchedness, accentuated by an almost ceaseless struggle tv it! hnr.ger and cold, are the portion ot the iaiiabltant ?. of the “North KIi in Newfoundland , Their lift J humletr, tuv perched in the rifts in,the : >.c.-; .atwoken hills, and the tierce r :us ..ray, v.rie almost to their doorsteps, while for sevcu months of t > yiur their coast is blockaded am! the are r off from ail rank-:.iio with rf out: ifie worM. The only industry .< codiishiLg, aud cod is the so - .ilara of oxchange. The people rar *iy see money, ::ik 1 bar¬ ter is tbe system of trading, a quintal of cod being the unit of value. The ■needs plied of the Usher itin*. folk are trader, only sup hie j ! by tie rant schooner being laden with ‘ provisions, : clothing and lishir, appliances. Tims have these poo ie lived forgers rations, They are ignorant, for the means of education are none; i.-tent, the children : being content with what satisfied their fathers. The connuon objects of every day life are unknown to them. They have neither horses nor cattle. Only a few of the older folk who have ven tured south have any knowledge of • the*e tliingp. : There ai'e no oads and tlverefove no | vehicles. Travel is by boat during the summer and ovei the ice floes dur in g the rest of the year, The few let ters for the clergy and others who can read are conveyed J the settlements by d'tg team* •luriaj tee wtater, .aad, mt« for the fortnightly vWt. of the aallboat during th* period of op*a navigation, a fu-fmer i» naver 9«eo by tbe raatde* ♦;. With such marveis as electric tele¬ graphs, telephones and rlec*ric light they are of ■ cotirso unfamiliar, and their standard of intelligence is best indicated by stating that it is not un¬ usual to find a justice of the peace who cannot write Ida own name.—Chutn hers’ Journal. Let us hear f Hi our Gsrrssaandents. ! ■I'i'iji, Beeeivev’s !i JNoti( e. ”''■ ~ are now <;■st f«.r re--’ : i>.x returns. T will bo at lbe dates: unets on the following ‘Sheffield; April ill, Mayl7,Ju 7. } i n v l) 4; ; * > 14 Hon*y ’ Crook: April 26, =2 a si June til. 1 C o. 1 H. liul! R. T. B * r <*> a ‘ CUBtS ! ^ 'OBSTIPATION. OYSPei»SIA. ■ r s r I 5 ><< DIGEST ION. StOiJ&FL ?'HE t 08}>I0 LIVES D B'j MU. BiiUGeiSTS GAILEY Lb LG COM PA :y. cHretiSi&'S Mrj^WSM^W ■ $fosl$98 Evmi^boiSy In $p§*hv$ a wva mEmmmmm smmaBmsd &s s Spring Sirimgthmmr it Mas R& Equaf-H ■BsmsMs Sip mssi/ foriiffes Weak Splits nf ttp SSuman Organism WBsioh Siways $£aeet8 HeSp 'at TMs Saasiost) ®f Yes&v V. • - » i * * ,v- U a „ V^rrrrr « rsr » •* 9 s V ;ra. 4 .W raiV • ■n: 7 .' b; 'vi-v.'.A *'t: A m si? J 9 1.^ J’efU Be- .* * •w W ' •W! /yA,., j* i4-.« ('** -_ /% /? & m Vfe'sj&thsQ&A •Tf.,1 '-'UgL v' J mi is. 'W ‘.-vkj • *>e ( >. -t :ra\ 1 '’**■ rr §jjj r i ..hi j i j in ii Li n 1 r* ObBOnm.fi.r-.c Is* :^L-i«*gS0ss IVIRU JlUA sw lx ■ s *-«?a mmt*- ■ ■ MNS. Js ' l OVBOT.:! Highland Ave,, Newark. N. J., my a: | ■.king nr. 0 o ft ariA on for J citlmzhd ' Ac ■.,-oaderfiilIy. f; | mwa: OVCiT b • -.veil One aad day. k c Orec Nrn.-ura, : •X i ! , anti one bottle f o3i a woman. I * ra . _',.i- ii. •. i.in.T. .vly always SOU, I M J if < \- ond it ( . ; for i: lias done a toi ” Y SO in not be with A ’ VaG ho: (•. si-. I have also recom-. I emic uito . ,y friend, y f then fiay t y cov \±'j 11 .••.witkwa.lt. I hope the I mc-Ncto-t will i. .herp r. Dp* @8*e3!SG's Ztepw® & Bmqoi 8 fficrw® Remedy I is th& Saf&gzmrsi oi its h-m to* It 1 Mps fathet and mother, and it helps children. When it is relied apoii vti ouiUi up after any acute illness it is soon found to be effective beyona anything else, ana the family that depend;; upon it for a tonic aI1 d strengtbener will always be found recommending it broadcast. Everybody feels the need of a. blood purifier and flesh builder in the spring, and this grand medicine of Dr. Greene’s, made of purely vegetable I -G helps Nature and 1 : ls the veins v ki p-ran blood. Without purging un<l without alioek ' t does its masterL work in perfect harmony wiih ratural law *. " On Qromss's Advice Is Practical Help. Dr. Greene will give fcla advice free to all who call on him at his office, : 5 W. 14th St., New York City, or write to him through the mails, 'a this way hie work is carried on in proportions which only those who ome in practical contact with it can appreciate. Great numbers of peonlc seek Dr. Greene’s help, and none without good result. His great experience and scientific acquirements in medicine make his advice the •cost valuable in the world for the run-down and weak, yet this counsel s Lee to all, rich and poor alike. *»* OSBORNE SAYSt '•! wtmSeX ] he * whhcut neryura m m to wse*”
