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OAOE COlWlf SEtRiNEi.
Published Every Friday.
W. D. B. Chambers,
W. 11.0,0'Neai, Publish,
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All legal advertiting must be paid lor in
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■With the real name of the writer,
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NEL, V i nton, •.
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LOCAL TIME CARD.
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yo^TT I P SOUTH nOUNIi.
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tfo. fi 9.02 P. M. -Vo. 1 8:50 P M.
Uncle Sam’s far Eastern posessions
lo be in a very unsettled state, and so tar
as can be learned many of these wooly,
w ty, treacherous natives, who were once
counted bn as being loyal to our great Re
public, are continually in a state of revolt.
How long, oil, how long must our people
dispense the not-palatable muzzle and
shackle lo these Godless and bloodthirsty
creatures in order to induce their submis-
Hveneei to the gentle(?).ouch of civilization?
The Franco-Turkish misunderstonding
it would appear from recent extracts, prom
ises to, at least, draft the attention of the
domestic and foreign public to that extent ;
that impels its eager watchfulness. It
seems that The only hope for peace ia based
on the Sultans’ immediate paving of
France’s claims. Our people, judging from
the general tenor of the press, do not seem
P Specially care which of the two nation
controversy s! all be the “top dog” should ]
hostilities -esult out of ’his om’•re 1 .
It seems tint *f Catoosa j
•flinty, Ga., is having slight misun
derstanding with the officers of Mari*
Coupty, Tenn. It appea-s that Cs ; n wen’
into Tennessee iu search of one Dr Doyle,
who was wanted by the officials of Catoosa
on a charge of misdemeanor. Tl-e officers
of Marico county, however, refused to give
Doyle up since, as they claimed, Doyle w
injjieir custody. Cain, resolute and de
termined, later on carried his point and
secure' 1 h ; . man. r rrre slight misun
derstanding and controversy between the
parties interested.
Jf'e arc ward than pleased to
note that our correspondents are
doing splf ilia vor A. Evidence
of the high appreciation of their
communications mag be seen on
every hand. One thing, howev
er, we must insist upon namely,
that each communication he accompanied
with the Ti E A L X.t ME of the writer.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
WILLIAM,S HOUSE.
I,. Jones, Kiox* Ip, Tenn., Mr. McGill,
I hr’tnnongu, Tenr.. Tom Merriam. Chiilta
nooga, Olelt Johnson, Nashville, Tenn., .1 I.
•I'-hns n nU wit , Wildwood. (ia., Mr. Lnn’b-
Ain, Kentucky, Col. Payne. Chattanooga,
Tenn., Andy Layman, Chattanooga. Tenn.,
and i.ec Pope o r Hooker. Ga.
NOTICE.
KiiLirir
Atlanta, G i.
>.Jltor DA I'd COUNTY SEN I j EL,
Tienton, G i.
Dear Sir.
1 notire in your last issue, notice
was given that I waulu introduce bills to it. -
peal the charter of ihe towns of Trenton tin*)
Rising Pawn.
I positively will not introduce any sli Ij bill*, j
Uti* holft a p. tilion, Ripnrd by the riti&ens ol
)li e infir Fflw , a-1* mo to ap.icnd the cliari r ■
of said town, so as to j>toiiibi( the stile ol spif*
ti.cus liquors.
1 have also requested n rt rJuoc a J i)
to amend the charter or tlie town o! Trenton ,
on the, sa no line will pleßse change ih
notices sc ?is to re id. ‘*To amend so ns to jro*
l.ihit the Rale ot spirituous liquors.** i
I‘lease publish above nnire.
Very Trul V Y’our' s .
O. W. M.T.4 JU.U.
To The Advertising Public. ,
Tke Dale County Sent'Nti .
thf-nrl; pnppr iu 1 lisl.i and n> Dtid<
courfj’is q sjvpu column. *fmir
pdgn Dfu-fpaprr with the piesctit
circulation, which is vastly Dr < r
U.ftii ii hfis Ivecn for \-urs. pford.-
a pplfnditl advert isinw medium. D
goes to ‘he homec r> t n cti spot
I eofile who nre thriftv. prosj eroi s
tiu! itilellif i>) t. li’s ifthdcrp sneiid
ktens-of thousands ,f dollais in l< -
and foreign markets em iiully■.
Hie paper oil dilates i xtenGvelv
In Noith Georgia ont-ido of Dad*
-•ount3 - . Ir aiso poos in ruiiihei
of Ninth Alabama and East r J>r •
Rosseq towns. In plain, L i: th*
metlium through uiiiti, a hug' j
Dumber of dealers n *K as'jui
iriedW-'Dsis readied
let, us do your advoi
torritwj; you wi'l t
fjcre tßw p: a asd’.
CUR CORRESPONDENTS.
|
Giving the News of Various |
Precincts In the County.
SUIiJrHTJR SPRINGS.
I
Mrs. Henry Smith Is quite sink. We hope ;
for her a speedy recovery.
Sirs T. J. Moreland has returned, alter a
pleasant v isit ol several weeks in Chatranoo
ga and RoSsyille.
We are glad to note the convalescence of Mr
pot Warrew.
Jasper Murray came in from the Indinu
Territory last week. Ite. I suppose, is here
for bis health. Dade is a wonderful recuper
ator. especially when there ts so much at
traction here lor him . Me ure glad to have
him wii.h us,
Quite an interesting prayer meeting is be
ing carried on at Cloverdate every Saturday
night, and a marked increase is noticed in at
tendance.
Mr, Arthur Drown is on a business trip to
Buckler, rlu.
Quite a number attended the Hallowe'en
party, given by Mrs, Heb ford Thursday eve
ning.
Miss Ar.nio Itiordan spent Friday afternoon
with Mi-s Dora Thomas.
ALABAMA.
RCSSVILLE.
Supt. E. I* Taylor of the Park Woolen
Mills, leaves today frr New York.
Mr. Frank McCraig, who lias been very
ill is much improved.
Miss Carmi Stegall is t!>e fcuest of friends
here.
Miss Willie Pace of Chattanooga is vis
iting fiiendson Dodd Avenue.
The entertainment given by the Junior
League at the M. E. Church Saturday eve
ning was a decided success.'
Mr. 11. S. Howard of Carson, and New-
man College is visaing his mo her.
Jerry Pace of Trenton, Ga., visited rela
tives here Sunday.
Dr. S. A. Fowler of St. Elmo, was here
last week.
Rev. Kelso Allison of Rising Fawn, Ga.,
io moving into one of the new cottages on
Rossville Avenue.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Johnson wus buried at Newnan Springs
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rebecca Wheeler, who has been
very ill at her home on Gordon Avenue,
is convalescing.
Miss Hove Stegall has returned from a
visit to St. Louis, Mo.
The Cagle Sisters gave a delightful ; en- !
tertainment Saturday evening at the school
house.
Air. and Mis. Fletcher Martin have
moved to .Vssvilze from Mission Ridge.
The whist Club met at Mr. J. C. Stnhs !
Wednesday evening-
Mr. Win Freewill soon move into his
new residence at East End.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Carroll are now at
! home w ill Mrs. V\ m. Ciowe.
Mrs. J. C. Stilh is visking Mrs. Haskins
of Chattanooga today.
Mr. anil Mrs. Miner of Highland flßtarc
the guests of Mrs. Joe Bennett on Dodd
Avenue.
m>s M- Williams of Green Bush, Ga., is
visiting Miss Mary Lizzie IXcFa.lauu this
week.
Messrs. R. D. and Clevc Lewis of Chatt
anooga, were tjie guests of R. C. Wilson
Sunday.
Miss,Birdie Fireman, who attended the
Mullens—Dunn wedding has returned to ;
her home in Tullaiioma.
Miss Helen Dixon is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Wilbanks.
Born to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Emerson, a
son.
Miss Lurv McFarland has returned finni
a pleasant visit lo l.er parents iuCleveland.
Mr. W. D I*. Chambers, editor of the
Dade County .Sentinel, was here the 3rd, in
tne interest of his paper.
Rest wishes for the success of the SEN
TINEL.
Komaine.
ASOALON. |
Last Sunday night a little rain fell, Mui
this morning, (Tuesday,) is disagreeably
cold. ■
It was r.a rer funny to see he
ning around yesterday afternoon
their nine*' loved (lower plants.
Mrs. Lula I’ryor ha.-, not been
several and tys.
The Sunday School ut ihi.. iiV
moving on. Tiie school will hifveat luist
uias tree, and the people anticipate a gle-.
time.
Mr. f.
and Wi.
J-i-. were seen wending
their way toward Ascalon Sunday afernoon.
Rev. J. F. Guv held an interesting revi
v.l at ihe Methodi.-l Church last week. Ev
eiyhody likes t > lie r Bro. Guy preach, e
pei ia iv the young ladies.
’ i’o-slnn hunting is the order of the night
now. Even the young ladies are at las.
interested. Miss Nellie Chambers went i
cue night lust week.
I'.XOBAMUS.
WILDWOOD.
We are glad to welcome the Sentinel to
our heaitbstoe.es Mvy it "gn-w it, grace”
and power .lid live t,- a ‘-green old ;.gj.”
'■ Ihe Li*>y who d> es a stroke and stops,
l\ ii ut . r a-p ea'. luai, ir ;
'i’i: tin a-gregation .sis gle dr.q-s
Li;, trn M-. 8 l tt th sea ”
) he .!; .!■ v en | . rty givt-i i > Mr. aid
Mrs. !’ ]., trasrhighW mi joyed Uv -.ai
preserri oat e.-piiriotls Cupid Metis, t.
have.;; n-, .e o! . .bsi; !_.* lalure in s'
lot .sum* i 'be yot: ~j. -;., _ . .
no -it s.-- • _ , m. i.
v. ni- •- ~ ai*- i.v-.i; tta.c oif
COUNTY SENTm. YKENWm, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, mi
Bachelorship,, \rtfu4 (ajpid iusy J;e
thwarted once if—.
Mr. Jas. Carroll and daughter, Miss Nita
visiUd relatives here Friday and S^ttyrday.
jlr. Tom Holmes of St. Elmo, was here
on business Monday.
Misses Lena Johns end Mamie Short, of
Wauhatchie, was in our midst Sunday.
Messrs. Custer Chambers end Vester Car
roll, of Morganville, greeted us with ra
j diunt smiles Sunday.
; Mr. J. I. Johnson s”J fami.y will inovi
ito St. Elmo in a few days. Miss Hetli'
will he greatly missed—especially by some,
i hut St. Elmo is not far away.
Wonder who at Morganville is workin-
I their magio power on our hoys?
! Misses Ada and Annie I.ca visited rel -
I tives at Morganville Saturday and Suuda .
Miss Jennie Lea went to Chattanoog:
I shopping Friday.
j Mrs. Wm. Bussev is spending a fev.
! weeks in Chattanooga with relatives,
j Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Bearden is visi inp
! his father, Mr. A. A. Bearden.
Mr. Siimon i'eartjen his unturned bom*
from Birmingham, Ala.
Ebfrnezek.
allss liwie Townsend, who has been quit
ill for a few days past is somewhat impro c<
•Mr. J. I. Johnson will make Bt. Klmo his
future home. Tlk j w ill he very much nii-M
hy their many iriends iu this place.
Mrs. Joe Stewart, w ho ha- been visiting h
Sl-tcr, Mrs. Nellie Ituaseil lo- ihe post wo t
returned to her home r Byiu's Glmpel th
morning.
Mr. Bell Lei has moved Itis family to •lo
placc, much teour pleasure and Morganville’
regret, especially s< me ol the boys.
It is the intnuion id the young people o
this place to ie:e tlieb*-n i- 01 -he .n.iny ex
hihitions that will he given in Ihe county
even if we don’t have one in our school
We Wildwooilian . look forward to ihe com
ingot Tli F. SEN TIN EL as one of the lirightcs
events of the week With all duo respect l
its predecessor, we must sav that tho Semitic
is a mo*t interesting and entertaining little
paper, and a very w-i. oiu* guest. We sin
corely hop*' that rts young editor will contin
ue success!ully with its publication.
A most enjoyable Hallowe’en party wa
givei at the residence of Mr. Boh Leu, Jr.
lestThursd y evening. Those present were
Misses, Messrs.
Jennie Lea, Itoscoe D.Chamurs,
Hettie Johnson, Vester Garroll,
Ada Lea, Custer Chambers,
Annie Lea, Otis Tittle,
l.eala Lea, F'clton Deciding,
Sadie Chambers, Marvin ji a.. llum,
Ollie -uopt, John lli >Mc,
Joe llixon.
George lliukle,
Walter Sivopo,
NEW ENGLAND.
Pnp Vicars, of Etna, T°nn„
call<-tl bj’ Monday, and left us real
winter weather, "in earnest.”
Rev. C. E. Bovver preached, Bert
Sunday to quite an attentive an
;dienee.
I Quite a number ol the hovs who
inre employed at Durham, were
with us Sunday, displaying tneir
usual smiles.
Mrs. Charles Connelly of At
lanta. Ga, formerly Miss Lottie
Sells, with h*-r same timi d* h
smiles, is with her noth* r for a
few weeks.
W. G. Morrison returned Friday
from DeKalb county. Ala., where
he lias l>*-en in the interest of a
wheat fai> ho is handling. He
shipped several machines to that
section this week.
Col. I. II McLean of Chatta
nooga was with his father and sis
ter Sunday Ho always attends
our Sunday School whin with us.
j .!. C. Kiser of Tecumsa, Tenn.,
an old Dade county hoy, now of
I the M ct C. R‘v. visited his moth
er and sister, Mrs. J. W. Rains
tli is week.
Come out Saturday nights to
singing, and trv your voice, per
haps it is not spoiled. Meet at
G :30 promptly’.
B. li. Cnadwiek returned Sat
urday night from Buffalo, N. Y.,
where he has been for several
| months, *
We -s a tf-oric*' d-Mv’* like to
sa.v much, hut are hound to admit
tha * we have fivW miles of the best
r ad in the county. If there is
•mything it is vvadiiiT
in ml „■! ’’when >ve
|fcu> t
• Iu
V- we .‘M- -m rv to any, no In-ttor.
! A.| f'-de City, wake tip
lul j in our “happy
011 30 Cents still lives,
ut vL loif y.
R. ™ Wilson el inis lie aas
s! ieht !v disfigured Thursday nigh l
l>y taking away his moustache,
vvi’h tl e except ions of a “good
Co I .'.'’ he will soon O K
II- V Taylor depart** ! from this
pin e ‘Saturday morning or Tus-i
ealoosq A)->
i bos. Cut niiogo was in Chatt
ano.yga Monday.
30 CENTS.
DURHAM MINES
M's W. T. Junes, wife of Mr YVeb-t* •
Janies, General Mannrtr of the Durban
t oil am! Coke ( •*, sje. t a jart of la
vve. k In-re.
Mi-s Jennie II biitson an<! Mr. EdwarJ
of C hattaHoojra, am! *M igg Enla Jaeoway <>
I’renlon w te guests of Mrs. If. Tatar.
hist Sunday..
Mr. 4 lint. \j. ilifpdorj wl aii tieci. eon
‘V- I tb bis boil lie- i.-irst f, ;e r. or.'.hs is
r.!v :: ij j-- - -
M;• ar.k •)•.-, - ,i for the
DB.'uia Ca. t 5.0.,.... ufierday
tti aiy.cpt a the Levaral noaii
at dialtanooga.
Last Tuesday while assisting in
taaiug a lever lie track, Joe i.an
■vst-r, a bis leg broken;
!Dr r.'Hiun Central Road
| ai tended hiui.
j Yirs. J. Mrs. Pistelle Car- |
lock went t ; t last week shop-
Mr. Jack efficient store
keeper attended of J. N. Trigg
in Chattanooga.
Mr. J. M. Addition is suffering with an
ittack of the week.
Claire Tatum a position
sguard with Capt. Mitchell.
\V. Bates of Trenton returned thisevening
o his duty after an illness of two weeks.
Mrs. Eph Rogers, who has heeu quite
-ick is rspidlv iurprovvirg.
Mr. S. H. Thuruian contemplates mov
ing his family to the mountain for the
winter.
Ice wajs seen here this morning.
Aunt Jane.
HOOKER.
Miss Ollie Stokes of Morganville
is visiting lelntives here this week.
Mr George Allen of Chatianoo
a, was here Sunday night.
Mr. J>. 11. Hale Inis accepted it
irosition with the New Etna Coal
Company.
Mr. John W. Chandler of St.
I'iimo was here®iis week looking
ifter his real ^ite.
Messrs. Mai I in, 1). Ii .
Hale and
ii •
li.o-ir
W. p;
I M . I
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.is
’lv ' - I
( S’
-'
in i vv;
in
it, tilt- 'Ll 1 night
W G. 8W En
gland was i 11 Tow i^e ster day .
Mr. \V . E. Tidwell and Miss
Pearl Hatfield were married this
afiernoop at the home of Vlr. W.
L Al'isnn, who performed the
ce iiioiiv.
Mrs. W. F. Pickle’ 1 returned home
lasi night, aftei spen tuig several
wee as with . er H^’ j r.
. P. Jjßikjßki of
-i
11 i . JP - v - * •?
M I’ENN.
in.
. Joe in.
i
to Mr
and
"■Bpa’-vr, 11 ■*"> guots of xir. and
m. um-ii.
A1 mteddow of Nashville, s;>nt
Sunday w ith Ks grand pa, and took bark
a good suppljHpf walnuts for tho winter
evenings.
Jas. ltoope mHe a flying trip to see t!ie
boys at evening.
Odie Hooker, gave us a
smile before ‘ jack frost"
had hardly
Mr. Howland Grove, is vi-iting
his daughter, > is very sick;
The irresistalle, Anderson can he
found in his office modßuv time, pulling
;:t“lluke’s
B Egyttiact^
morgan^Slle^
Some of our taken
advantage of the cool
weather l>y so ue fat
[ porkers. A
County jlcloo) CnjHnissjnner.
W. C. Curefoih visited wir si ho<>
last week, and made Me of iii
cl>:iracteri<Jfc; good t:iL to 1h
-i-liool clMMrin. lie isHuil am
is populaiMith th.
clinol I'hpffon aiul leachwv .
II . IT. Suilnn and ife W Clmi
am iiga a r^- luting I In; laMilv oi
riiomas *
S* voraaßyrganville boys alien
led a IlaTnvvfnii party at the lioim
dMr Kolo l, u a, Jr., at Wildwood
vYedik Hdj^piigli'.
Mri. ''.Tiiuun Tilde, 01 e o'
Morganvilie’i host womon. con
ti.inee v rv sick . ,Miiv she livi
-e v ral years ‘n do <r ou.
Mippes Annie Lea of YYiJdwood
nd . it. i iroll of Chattanooga
speni Saturday and Suuday with
relatives here.
M/s Fannie iJhumUeps who has
been in delicate health lor goto 3
tune [mat, is improving under the
treatment of Dr. K. D. Davis.
A meet v £gof enthusiastic young
people of our town Tuesday night
was held for the purpose of ar
ranging for a school entertainment
at the close of our school. .Such
enthusiasm guarantees success.
Mr. Willing Cross hasbeeu sick,
but is now convalescing. His
many friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Piof. P. C. Chambers who is
teaching school at Adgor, Ala.,
i is expected home Christmas.
' Otis Tittle and Custer Chambers
■ two of Morganvillc’s young men,
are contemplating going to La*
Fayette High school in January.
These young men are ambitions
and will make their mark.
Mr.Jas. Hughes, one of our
citizens, is. we are sorry to say,
thinking of moving from our com
munity soon.
Mr. George Carroll of La >kout
mountain h thinking of moving to
o’.’.r vicinity this fall.
Mr Vester Carro !. one of ou r
popt.l r young men, has been ma
king hiui.se,i ve~y hand) with the
girls Hteiy. lie is becoming quite
a gall nut.
Mr. S. J. Hi' <ur pop .Pm mer
chant, and Mi.-s ( leniuiio Smith,
hi j partner in business, .-v. in to
have a good r.n'J.- tnis l. Suc
cess to them.
Mrs. I au.ra Morg n who has been
badly crippled l>v rheumatism, is
able lo wans by the aid of crutches.
fc*h ■ hear® her affliction with Chris
tian i.kn fortitude, and meets all
her fro nds with a smiling face,
Ilurr ih for the Skntink..!
Long : a) si.e stand
On tiiti citadel
Oi Uatit’s fair ho and!
Liourvoor & .-i su.
LHEUiF. ’to SALE.
G fio It GIA Dade county .
>\ ill lie sol i b lare tbo court bonne rloor in
I he fow.l of Trei.ton. sail! slate uioi comity on
ihe (list Tlies.lay In lwcember, l'JOl, win. in
lie legal hour- o sale, lor ca .. lo itie liigb
e-t biitilur, the 1011-. wing de-cribud property
to wit. One gray tior.* mule tremrif Gi*orge,
Also, one aymue mule aaiatil Kate, car b
of about e'e.eiitltjjears obi, >n,i
one wagon.(Oi l lli.kary,) Also one
set 01 wagon harness In lot on ns the
property of.l s. Gonlnt n to sa'l-fv u Mwri
gage li la issued from It u U- county Si.potiui
Court in lavoroi H. N. Emmett again*. J. s.
tiotaluctt. I*i1 *i is Nov, 6th. lHjl.
Kohl. Carter, Sin riff.
GUANO.
I
I uni handling Adair McCarty
Bros., high grade fertilizers for
co.tun, corn, wheat, potatoes and
general tiuck farming. Also their
formula for composting stable and
barn yard manures. Want to sell
all progress've farmers believing
it will lie to their interest it used
intelligently. Analysis and other
information furnished those ask
ing.
Jas. A. Case.
NOT ICE.
Notice is h re by given 'hat a
lull will lie introduced outing the
[ present session of the Georgia Leg
| iiature to amend tlm Charter of
tin tovi it of '! lenton, Dade count y
(ill., as to prohi
| spirituous lnpiois.
Bill will he introduced by special
u.ijuebt. lct. 2H;h 15)01,
G. \V. M. Tati ir.
NOTICE.
Notice is her *by a
■ hill lie introduced during the pres**
j out sessit n of the Georgia Legis
lature to amend the Charter of the
town of Hiring Fawn f*nde count l
Da., so as to pToliibit tLe sale of
spiri'ui u
Bill will roilticeii l.v
special nijutfl. t. 28. 1901
G. tO^T.m*M.
NO 110 KOF DI6M ls\>S .
• ItOl’GlA, Dade 'jointly.
Whereas I. f>. Allison,
ist rat or ol Adaline Tucker, r<
-eiit- to Ilia court in his petitimd
inly filed ami entered on record
Ijat he has fully administered (lie
■* ii estate. This is therefore to
ci'e ni: pors ns concerned, kin
dred and creditor-, to show cause,
if any they can. why sai l admin
-(ration should not be discharged
rum his administration, and re
vive letters of dis.nis-ion on the
ir-l Monday in Ja msrv, 1 D*Jif.
Ins 0< t. 7th. 1001.
J A. Cine on, Ordinary.
1 'ttoon* v UI.Y l.( l.ri--
i ‘(ip </' J dan nmn or woman
o look after our growing business in I
his and adjoining Coiitilf. s; lo act as 1
•lamigar and Correspondent; work can
•e done at j our liou.i-. Knclo.se self- I
lUiin-sstul, stamped envelope fr?r par*
'toulurs to 11. A. Sherman, General
Vtanugo:, Corcoran Building, opposite !
Uuitod States Treasury, VVashin<noD, 1
>. C. '
CN A WHEEL
an accident happens is UitUo of Mexican Mustang Linluieni.
U—nr
Ramming Sores
need not become a fixture upon your
body. If they do it is your fault, for
MEXICAN
MUSTANG LINIMENT
will thoroughly, quickly and perma
nently cure these afflictions. There
is no guess work about it; if this lin
iment is used a cure will follow.
VflH HAN’T Itunvj ho-7 quickly a t.nm or scald earth* rurM
I U*J UUH I nllUls until you Lava treated it with Mexican
Mustang l.lnlxneut. ii- u H-ii lleulcr it atuuda at the wry top.
Why not be your
own Hiddle-man?
Pay bat onu profit between maker anc
user and that a sms' I just one.
Our Big TOC Page Catalogue nod Puyera
Quide proves that it s possible. Weighs
pounds, 12 000 illustrations descrils s
and tel Is the one-profit price of over ♦O.P.M
s* -tides, everything you use. We send 1
for 16 cents; that's not for the boot but
to pa * wart of the postage or erpressaga
ana wsev off idler}. You can't get it toe
quick.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
The .Store of All the f cope
ill'iio MicWgcJ Ave . Chicago.
han't Ycur Llrcr.
Liver troubles qultkly rertilt in r.'.iti
and the man who neglects la
liver has little regard fur health. A l.oltl
of Browns’ Iron liuter* tnlreri now t'l*,.
will keep ilia liver in perfect nrVr. If ’
liseane ties developed, Browns’ Jren I>l tt- r
rill core it permanently. Etivndh s,u'.
vitality will always follow ?* •.!<•
Browns’ Iron Bitters is Bold by all dealers.
A BOO.V TO MANKIND!
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NASHVILLE, TENN. NASHVILLE, TEWN
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The Georgia SLooo.
The One Day Cold Cure.
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