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A mm for Infants and Children. Caatorla la ft Jmnnless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare¬ goric, contains Drops and Soothing Syrups.. It Is Pleasant, I!. neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It Diarrlio It destroys and Worms Wind Colie. and allays I VverlshnesH. ing cures a It relieves Teeth¬ Troubles and cures Constipation, it regulates tlio Htoniacli and Bowels, giving healthy anil natiirul sleen. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of w In Use For Over 30 Years. tHC CCWTAUi iO MWW V. TT MOWPlAV STHECT. WtW try. 3 ivdISLll£Lr 37 ” “Bros.,, M A N l ’ FACTUR MR’S AG ENTS. MACHINERY, MILL AND MACHINISTS ’ SUPPLIES. LACE LEATHER. Friction produces heat and heal destroys the strength of Lace Leather. The reason why GARRETT'S FIRE PROOF LACE is the best on earth, is because it is tanned in such a manner as to cause it to be least effected by heat of all others. Mill and Gin Supplies, and Repairs of all Kinds. REPRESENTING 1 on HI roP •? which jmts us in position to furnish you from first hands, anything in this line, from ornamental iron fronts t<> the beet wire foot mat made, including a BUperb line of ornamental iron and wire fences, gates, etc. (SMHTE EHMS 0000 0000 Any style for any kind of fuel, at prices, in most eases, lower than local foundries. We bundle a full supply of nil fittings and fixtures needed by operators of every class of machinery throughout Southwest Georgia. Pr©inniip!t HiMeiniiln©ini to MalG ORDERS, GIVEN. COR RESPOND E NC E SOUCIT ED. MALLARY BROS., MANUFACTURERS AGENTS, 92 Broad st., Albany, Ga. on I* IN r\ tfi IN - « V M , - : m J Thronateeska FFiver Route. Schedule Effective Junt^ 34 , 1900. NORTH BOUND— READ DOWN. SOUTH BOUND—READ UP No. 51. No. ». i No. 4 . No. 52. Daily Daily jrinmlay ! No. i, (.Central Will Mo, id tan, No. 2. Daily Daily Sunday.I.Sunday, except except j only. Time.) Sunday except i except only. Sunday Sunday. ft <K> pm! 8 Oft am ft oo p\i,i pin \ j Savannah In 1ft am II) 1ft am I 45 am ^ ,s 30 Hi pm| 8 00 00 »m lOOiGHni 8 30 •laeksonville. Way, .. s 30 am 8 30 tft and 12 fit) pm pm 11 am I 0 1ft ami 0 tun 1 10 30 pm yoffi jii ^ Ift pm 12 ftO/ttn, i ’l'Uomasville 3 25 am 3 2ft am 7 00 pm give TO Aid - nm l^otu 2 ( 12 mu t l West Montgomery Btiinbridge 2 7 07 Ift pm |im 7 2 o7 tft pm am 11 ft 2ft 30 am am pm*-« 1 ft am 2 Biiinbriilge 0 30 pill 0 30 ] ill !3 ift i'll) l’rob.tbl.l pm 8 20 am' 2 . West Biiinbriilge 0 2ft pm 0 2ft pin 12 io pm natpalfjj , Tr - > pm K tft am 2 lddorendo 0 00 pm ft fill pm 11 10 am 40 p lu sftoam 2 Bov kin ... ft 50 ] m ft 50 pm 11 27 am *JjP> m|w> ’.ill i 11 fio pm 0 1.1am 2 Damascus Colquitt ft 3s pm! pm 5 3s 10 pm j 1117 10 Ift am am! 4 18 pm 0 00 am 2 i ft 10 ft pin am *00 am 4 46 pm j 10 00 am 2 . Arlington ' 4 fifi pm 4 ftft pm, 10 20 am 10 10 am and 1 j 10 II 31) 10 am!3 |3 . Arlington AUnuiv , 3 4ft0pni 27 i 4 3 50 27 pm j j 11 30 j 112 am Smitlivihe pm 2 3ft pm pm! 12 40 pm 40 pm 3 2 3ft pm: 2 31 pill j ] 2 7 34 4ft pm; {mi .3.. 3. , Montgomery Sttiitliville 12 8 50 10 pm I 12 8 50 10 pm! J 7 4ft pm . pm am 1 1 34 pm j j 'Si 1 34 00 pm 3 3 Fort A merieus Valley |12 1 ftO 21 pm 12 1 24 50 pmi 3 00 pm I pm Macon..... pin pm 4 00 t>m 4 00 pud 3 y 20 am 11 20 am 7 2ft pm | ! 7 3ft pm 3 Atlanta . ftO and 7 60 am 8 2ft pm 8 2ft pm 4 Savanna!) 1 —Plant System. 2—Georgia Pine Railway 3 Central of 0,'orgia Railway 4—Georgia and Alabama. Trains Nos. ftl. 1, ‘land 4 make close vonneetlnn with Central of Georgia Railway nr ■Arlington for Albany. Macon. Atlanta and all points East and West. Trains3 and7)2 make close connection a. NYVsi Huinbridge for SavannaI) and all points North am' East for Montgomery and nil points West. R. B. COLFMAN, General Fu|>erintendent, Machinery. SET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING. ** Cotton •a • ’CJZ y CT 2 tor r\ Seed Cotton OR ANYTHING IN MACHINERY OR MILL FI PPEA LINE, WK OPEBATB MACHINE tdfOl . 8 AND foundry. . ■ In I II fl A II Hn M/, itMAVir liili l/hmnNHir * If M ■ T | M nn II P II II B I B fll « \ III h ||{]l}| if 1 I If 1U J I l/I wV/» 11 1 111 III IVI J ipvl i J 1 w vw t ' Mention this paper. MACON, GEORGIA. M ‘01 IM ■v ifrJfSgJK.-'X ■' T-V » 1 Q /* / > . . mj & { ■ V s * A. .''.’TioSvM' 'writ, ■, ,-vt A to : A'-U v V V {&■ -to c- n s ns. Boilers '(1 Mill jr\s r 1 Crist IfJK II.rt \i i I IS 111111 J, A 5ad Death. Never, since the death of Dr. W. D. McClain, has our community ex¬ perienced such a cloud of sorrow as it did last Saturday afternoon when the sad intelligence of the death of Murrey A. Hightower was received. It w.ts a severe shock to ill, for it came so suddenly and un- expectedly. Only three days his untimely death, he was going ns usual, happily and chorfully, to our school, of which lie had been a her for several years, and where he was always the light and life of both t tachers and schoolmates. He was taken seriously ill last Wednesday morning, with hemorugic fever, and while medical skill was exhausted and loving hands ministered to his wants, yet tney proved of no effect, and at a -.30 o'clock, he fell peacefully to sleep — the long sleep from Which none over wake—and the young anil tender plant was transplanted to its heavenly , father, to grow turn , devel¬ , op in a land fairer than day. Mur- rtiy was the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. A. Hightower, one of the most prominent families of our town, and , had , 1 reached , , 1 lus . fifteenth ,, y«ir. He contained every element of sue- cess, and could he have lived to demonstrate his true worth, be would have adorned any community, with till the virtues and graces comprehend true and noble hood. In point of intellect, lie M as as unsurpassed by any boy of bis age ; for his mind was perceptible the most intricate problems, nothing upon which he concentrated bis mind ever failed to be clearly comprehended. 1 The writer knew him , . as a class-mate, . . and . was always , delighted With his vivid explana- tions of ,. everything ,, • that.came ,, . before , him, eternal vigilanco being price , Oi his victories. His friends were numbered by scores, among the white and colored, for all shared alike his generous hospitality. Ho was and charitable, always willing to contribute to the wants of suffering humanity. He was friend to the rich and poor, and many there are who will miss ins deeds of kindness. While ho had his faults as other peo- pie L do, ^ vet there were depicted in lite many admirably trait* of character as can be found in the life of any youth. The Funeral services wore oon- ducted from the Methodist church Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock, by Prof. W. C. Culpepper, his teacher, after which his remains wore inter¬ red at the old family burying grounds, two miles north of Damas- cas. As the shades of the evening appeared, surrounded by sorrowing friends and relatives, the last that was mortal of Murray A. Hightower was consigned to the silent tomb, to await, tin asttmnip. In Ids death the community ,oses one of its brightest jirospects; the father and mother a kind and duti- ful son ; the brothers and sister a loving brother, and the school one of its most intellectual and pupils. Rest, gentle spirit, rest: Hence¬ forth no rude alarms, no enfeebling sickness, no wasting sorrow, no hours of turmoil and strife, for we trust that all of these have you met for the inheritance of the saints in light. AFkiend. Damascus, Ga., Nov. 7, 1900. jfGainesville and undoubtedly Shoes are our lenders, are the bi'st shoes sold for the monev. J. S. COWART. A bottle of Prickly Ash Bitters kept in the house and used occasion¬ ally means good health to the whole household. Reddings Pharmacy When you feel that life is hardly worth the candle take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse your Stomach, tone up your liver and regulate your bowels making yon feel like a now man. For sale by Reddings Pharmacy. — ♦- - ®j53 _ Sg B _ y 8 K flnSI fa! p SBrjsk H HR ■ pH Wjr Pf K b^.JM 9 ® , M ® nilicnoncid LfVSDoDola P llUl II P A H I# f WllvM V* I* VMI V Digests . , what i. x you eat. 4 . Tt art ificiullvdioests it-2 mrtlipn! tile food and aids Nature in k t.rCD^tiI6ninff nor And cincl rtCOD recon- Structing the exhausted digestive or- cans. It is the latest discovered digest- ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in nermanentlvcures efficiency. It in- stantly etont 1 v relietesana relierp <5 and permanent ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence. Headache,Gastralgia,Cramps Sour Stomach, Nausefc 1 Sick small site. Book ail aboutdyspepsla mailed free prepared oy E. C. DeWITT A CO.. Chicago. Redding's Pharmacy. Collin Mi dfi Ditty. KCPKfnou covin. j Judife—\V. X. H it—\V.’ Solicltor-Oettei K. AVi »tt;n. j clerk Sheriff—L w. j. H. 1: Davis. ' (I j Regular terms, md Mondays in June ml December, COttVTY COItKT. Jnd L. I). Monroe. j Quarterly Solid tor-Oeneral MWHi sfoTli 1th Mondavs in Feb¬ ruary, Monthly May, Ainnist and Novem ier. In each month. sessions, 4th Monday j Ordinar COURT —A. 1. OF Monroe, ORDINARY. Court, f st Monday in each month. county com mission eks. j .T. Henry M. T'urher, ,1. B. Woolen, Court, George. first Tuesday in each month. ! Treasurer—M. I). Bass Tax I {.-reiver—, 1 . B. Rteadhtini. Tax Collector 1 —O. .1. Davis. Surveyor—W. Coroner—W. S. Short. School Commissioner—J. A. Maury. .7. Beck. •n; stick conn's. Morgan—1.1:£3rri district—J. N. ex-officio Daniell, J. P. W. K. Hurvin, N. P. and j. P. Court, second Thursday in each month. Arlington—571 tit district—.Tno, R. Mills, T William Ray, v. P. amlex-oflb'io.T. P. Court, !3d Wednesday in each month, Edison—-131<Sth district.—Jas. K. Strick- land, .1. P. Everett: . 1 . Bass, X. P. and ct- officio J. I 1 . Court, 2nd Saturday in each month. L-arv—ASSth district—Harper Datiiell, J. .1. P. M. A. Bunch, X. P. and ex-officio P- Court, u U Saturday in each month. Williamsburg—1283rd district—fJ. B. cx-officio P ,. rnr , 7< p. MrOanlul. X. P. and . 1 . P. Court, 4 th Saturday in each month. Cordray—1304th district—Will Eubanks, J. P. David Wimberly, X. P. and ex-offi¬ cio ,T. P. Court, 1st Saturday in each mont h. CHUR OB MS. Methodist Church—Rev. Mr. Kerr, pas¬ tor. Preaching 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month. Sunday School every Sun¬ day Baptist at 10 a.m. Kpworth League 1). 8 p.m. Miller, Church—Rev. J. I. P'-tor. night. Preaching Conference 1st and Saturday 3rd Sundays before and nt ut Sunday. Prayer Baptist meeting every People’s TV Wed- I nesdav night. 1st Tftrt Tifict- Sabbath Young VfPin»T 3.30 j Union on and 3rd at p.m. Sunday School every Sunday at. 10 o'clock G. \V. Harrison, superintendent. ............. v I TOWN OF ARLINGTON, j Mavor _. T E T ,„ )lp Councilman—W. K. Clements, W. E. 1 Bostivick, Robert Riley, Z. L. Henley and j. b. Lofton. j. Clerk—R. Pammore. jo reasurer —R. J . Parrasnore. Marshal-C. 11 Parramoi-e. Deputy Marshal—C-_A. Roberts.____ ’ | YVM. RAY, W. M. /=, G. W. HARRISON,S.W. N E. It. BROWN, J. W. ^X?(fjjfp 3 . W. RILEY. Ti* 'as. ; FI. M. CALHOUN, Sec. ItsNJ-/ T. G. AVER A. S. 1). W. E. CLEMENTS. J.D. G. ,7. BUTLER. Tyler, each Meeting 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights of month. SeAurnina brothers In good standing ' j Brave Men Fail Victims to stomach, liver and kid¬ ney trouble as well as women, and all feel the result in the loss of ap- petite, poisons in the blood, back- j „pnv,.,.v. « Ve.iil-»ebe anl ' j tired, listless, run-down feeling, i But there's no need to like that. Listen to J. W. Gardner, Idaville, ' Ind. He says: “Electric, Bitters are just tin' thing for a man when he is j all run down, and don’t oare wheth - U'r 1 j lie lives or dies. It did more to j ; give me new strength and appetite | than anything I could take. I can j now eat anything and have a new on Uf e . Only 50 cents at Red¬ klings Pharmacy Drug Store. Every i bottlo guaranteed. j You Know What You Are Taking. | When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle show¬ ing that it is simply Iron and Quin¬ ine in a tasteless form. No cure no pay. 50c. !0-261yr Longavita THE TABLET OF LIFE j « (Pilula At Lomgan Vitam.) Ills Me DHT Hi» mu! US I® KSf 1818 fell! 0! 1! From times immemorial it has been man’s predominating But the ambition to prolong life. among many brilliant minds who have spent their lives to the fascinating subject. It was left for the immortal Darwin to give to the world, in bis great theory of life, the fundamental principle upon which to build all further research in this direction. Following international renown, with his remnrka- ble work entitled “Das Buch des Lange?) Lebens,” the book on Longevity, alas, like Darwin, he too died ere he could reap the fruit of his wonderful doctrine. Others, however, thivajl equally great took up the interrupted with the result that two famous scientists, after .years of experiments and research, have at last discovered the secret of Longevity in the of :l remarkable Vegetable Com- tively pound, prolong which, if Life, properly nseil, will posi- this new ivmeuy, j appropriately ing Long Life, named has been "Longi.vita," mean- subjected to the i and' tnarvelons h< ispi tal* n-suRs. 't li rougliout Appreciating e 'Ku nu'e the * w i*th ! im- ! ,i llt enormous tlusdwoverj-. cost, the weliave exclusive acquit-- e pro- j (irietary right to this truly wonderful ; r-epmati-m. wmch has proved a Messieg m Hthlct of f t I.it-, U b a ' L renovator " n “ ;lVl!a par Is extvllcn.-e. “ ' rrlK i j ity in practical, thG ^Giil^iiilG feasible sUGrut form. ofJ^OTi^'GV- It is the a fountain of perpetual youth, which it pro- : humjb'.r Ivyeud its presom limits, while ' l H T fec tly norma! ' tar e. ]., Longmita brightens the eye. i S ( limi I0S mental aetivi tv.giv esel asti city to rb ,, stvp , makes t he face full, wrinkle^ cleanses the system, purifies Leon the skin, ami l is rhe true Ponce de ivme- $ 1.00 a Box by Had. Hioo vox 'l^ii.Li.xBiitG^MtDicAi. Co. H3M138-J1W*Broodwa'yr'Nr’w York City w NO USE #TRYINO To stop us from saying what we have got to say. Its not what we say, but what you know counts. For Fresh Meats and Groceries we are without a rival. Try our PRIME FRESH STEAK lO cts per lTo Give us a trial and be convinced. CALHOUN & MATHIS. Phone No. 204 . All Goods Delivered Free. Lays MORE BRICK THAN ANY y wM OTHER ■TmSSDS? % / / 1 _,, ... gfj&4 ^QNGif 1 «Elfy > 1 w /,v _ T-JIp \ •V / / JU 9 F MSS* # ^ ____ ..... .. Also, Windows, Doors, Blinds, Cement, etc. Will be glad of your orders or inquiries. V V ston Sz Co., ALBANY, :*=: GEORGIA. j Vnrssimas is Coming j And there are n.a ly who will buv a present for some friend, and of course thev wan ! the best for as IR !e money as possible. | JUST OOLD^ti I’HES T J<: OF A LADIES SO JI) GOLD WATCH FOR $20.00, A i SOLli) 4^ IHOHES. FOR §1.50 LONG OR A FINE SOLID GOLD LADIES JUST GUARD CHAIN FOR ONLY 00 AND THINS OF STEEL MEDIUST WWYJaiTRIPLE PI ATE, ROGERS & BRO., WITH NICKLE SILVER FOR IS F(TS ON T -Y f 4.75, or any article of Jewelry or Table Ware that you want it will be to your interest to | place your order with me. I Guarantee everything to represented or your money refunded. I also do all kinds of repairing oh watches and (docks, jewelry a specialty. ' Any supplies or parts of machines that you mav need it. will be to vonr interest t) call and see me. I also furaltihk. Free-of Charge Engniving on any Article up to 2 letters (Scrip). Remem¬ ber I Guarantee my work, at mis inable prices. Call and see me. H. B. Humphrey, Jeweler. ^Office in new brick building with The Calhoun County Courier. 1 1 531 ^ B L 1 3 8 to;- BUGGY AND WAGON DOCTOR. &- Will prescribe and operate on Carriages, Buggies, Etc. Consul¬ tations free. Cures Guaranteed. Charges reasonable. Send voux sick and crippled vehicles for a new lease of life to my hospital at GrSu.. j-iorse^l/oeiQb a Spwalty- BIRD HOUSE. COLQUITT, GEORGIA. Healthful location; good service, Two minutes walk from public square. Fare as good as will afford. Rates reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed, A lib- oral share of the public patronage • solicited. Buss fare free. B. C. BIRD. vj. u • BECK, ATTORNEY AT LA W, MORGAN, GA. T Prompt > ^ attention Will . be given to all business entrusted to his care, j to loan good »•»«!*»*. security, Mob- on ! j NERVITA PILLS | _ Restore , .... Vitality, Lost \ igor aud Manhood , . Cure Impotency. Night Emissions, diseases, Loss of Mem- I j** teas, °r, y ’ wasting - — IffiS aU effectsof self-abmso or S d W ^wood A narro t on io in d P,LLS bmic Ni builder. Brian 82 > ■ ^WYthe pink and glow to pale the VW cheeks restores of youth. By maS CTS* ®2.50, “I with^our^baSLble'gaurantee ourSYbfe ^nd, to cura com o£ .. Unniitn Tnhinlfl rvrn* EXTRA cTijpvr.TH STRENGTH | |l|{| Vlld I uUlulw Immediate Desn’ts ResudS (yellow label) Positively guaranteed cure for Loss of Power, Varicocele, Undeveloped or Shrunken Prostra- Organs, Paresis, Locomotor Ataxia, Nervous tion, Hysteria, Fits, Insanity, Paralysis and the Results of Excessive Use of Tobacco, Opium or ^^e'for^sloo wit£ 1 I bankable jg our refund guar- an e bond to cure in 30 days or money paid. Address NERV1TA mcnuiTA MEDICAL Hsrnif'&l CO. PA Clinton & Jackson Sts. f CHICAGO, ILte a. A. REDDING. DRUG Gifc'i DeWrtTLtoirMFEi^ the l?est liver pills ever made. Etisy to take and never gripe. Pharmacy. Rock Hill, S. C., May 6 , 1898. Longview Lime Works, Longview, Ala. : Gentlemen: Yours of recent received and carefully noted. We consider Longview Lime su¬ perior to any on the market, Vir¬ or any other kind—Virginia being the nearest in comparison Longview. Tennessee and -North Carolina we consider no comparison at all. Longview lays more brick, works better, and h-aves less loss to the consumer than any we have ever sold. Very respectfully, Rock Hill Hardware Co. H.L. MILLER, PHYSICIAN flKD SURGEON. AKLiJN Ar>T rveTmT GI (JN, GEORGIA. Office on Bailroad street, aext dooi east of G. L. Collins’ store. Calif answered promptly, day or night, Charges reasonable. E. K. RAINEY, DENTIST, ARLINGTON. GEORGIA • u fSF ^vf“Office npst.aii-s drug in the opera house building work—fillings, over store. All kinds of dental plates crowns and bridges. Pricos reasonable. Satisfaciion guaranteed. , HOl@I , . DSID^SCUS MRS. JOHN HENDERSON, PROP. Large Rooms new hotel, convenient for the depot!. thing done large and comfortable, Everv- for the comfort of ottr guests'. R ;ltl s 82 per day. Will furnish meals or lunches at- the train. Meals 50c lunches 25. ._fY A nice new surry meets all trains; — GEOR IA PINE. HOTEL Bliss meets „ all ,, trams, . Liverv T • dim JJ F tett P(lf i fi+ohla ktabie in in connection with the Georgia Pine. gm~I also carry a complete line general m erch.„di.e. Low prices. Come to see me. 0. \Y. SIRMONS, Proprietor.- DAMASCUS, GA.,