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About The Lincoln home journal. (Lincolnton, GA.) 189?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1902)
o 1 ^i m HOUR w 1 ** • # ' v. iiomiht imre u bis it null, be wiili was but ours. nmkitig we uisb Our imitt-y you lowest could }><wl grades; flour. com- I r ' ^ rj ftouR InmJ ¥ - HOW it days arc beyond the best of liis time. iYc'.j Y" i | 08 K FLOUR m 8> !/Z is the best for any kind of baking. ARRINGTON BROS. & CO. 90S BUOAD, AUGUSTA, CA. LEAilEUS IN ALL KINDS OP CKOCEHIES AND FEED SFUTF FURNISH YOIB HOUSE FOR Here ;'ui Are. Bedroom Suite, a been ■ $ 2H no Iiiuttress and Spring, d on pair Billows, 1 oo 1 Oak Side Board, D oo I Oak Extension Table, 5 00 J No, 7 Slow. Perfect, Cook, 30 00 6 Dining Boom Chairs, Cane Seat, r> oo 1 Safe, Tin or Wire, 2 75 1 Kitchen Table, 1 75 $69 50 FLEMING & BOWLES, 901 i : ad Street, Augusta, Ca. McCormick s e * Best Cotton Market for Lincoln Farmers J Having five or more cotton buyers, representing as many mills, in the market all the cotton season, makes it to the interest of Lincoln county farmers to bring their cotton here and sell direct to the 1'uctories, thus saving freight and factors commissions. ANQ B^ST OF ALL We have two or more old Lincoln county boys doing business in our 3 who will always welcome any from their old native county, especially [ tL M. L B. Sturkey one of the leading merchants and cotton buyers, invites von to come and make bis store headquarters, and look through his immense stock before buying elsewhere. Low Prices and Quick Sales is onr motto, and having bought the largest' stock of Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, etc., than ever before we are i determined to make it lively for competitors and in tore* ting for buyers. A corps of salesmen who will take pleasure in showing von through onr stock Yours to serve, IVL L. B. STUB KE Y. Phone Iso. 12. FALL IN LINE WITH ®©s» MM The Money=Making Farmer. «®eT“ * Thrifty Farmers need Studebaker Wagons, Oliv^ChFOed Plows, Tiger Disc Harrows, Gantt Cotton Planters, Gantt Guano Distributors, Planett Jr. Cultivators, Caldwell Cot¬ ton Planters and Cox Cotton Planters. DAY & TANAH1IX, AUGUSTA, GA. Honor and Truth Will always prevail. If I can’t cure you, I will tell you so DEEDS NOT ADVERTISIMG Have made me known in every county in the state. Iff can’t help you, I don’t experiment. Intelligent application of science has done much in the past decade. Shakespeare says, “the play is the thing,” but to the suffer¬ ing one the CUBE is the thing. Dicers, Hydrocele, Varieole, Stricture, CURED without the use of the knife. BLOOD POISON, is now one of the curable ills. NERVOUS DEBILITY, which carries in its wake ahost of attendant, ills, is a sphere in which I have met with peculiar success. All chronic female troubles handled with delicacy an cl effectiveness. 1 charge you for the Medicine only. My Skill FREE. DR. N, E. ALFORD 11031 Broad Street, Corner Kollock, (UP STAIRS.) Consultation and Examination FREE and Confidential. $20,000.00 CASH BONTEST & ^ OF THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION UPON TOTAL PORT RECEIPTS OP COTTON 1st SEPT., 1902, TO lOth JA RS., 1903. MAGNIFICENT TWENTT THOUSAND MILIAR OFFER. To th@ one IVOakinf? the exact, or the nearest to the exact, estimate of the receipts of cotton AT ALL UNtTSD STATES PORTS from Sept. I, 1002, to January 80, 1903 85,000 To the next nearest estimate....... 2,000 To the second next nearest........ I,COO To the five next nearest................... @ 30 ® each- • 1.600 To the ten next nearest................. 200 each- ■ .. 2,000 To the fifteen next nearest........... 100 each- • 1,600 To tho twenty next nearest........ 50 each' • 8,000 To the fifty next nearest........... 8® each' • 50® To the one hundred nearest......... 5 each .. 500 th© cs5>ov® 303 prizes) com¬ @15,000 For distribution among those estimates (not taking any of ing within 1,000 bales either way of the exact figrros ............................................. $2,500 $1 7,500 Should the exact figures have been giver during tho aontest prior to Eapt. I st 2,600 there was offered to the successful e stimato, if made fcsfofc.) tho ;...... . •••••••••>•••••••••••••»•••» Grand total..................................................... @20,000 SontSHSons of Sending Es£8:3a3fes J'Mss noth $£@,@90 Contest* flj Send 9 1.25 for WEEKLY CONSTITCTICU and 3DICS Y ROUTH, 1ioQ» ovo 70a*, send two titfaatM In lUl ooato»t—that is one estimate for the SUNNY SOUTH and another estimate for T3I37* UCN >TrTUriOH. [2] Send $ J .00 for WEEKLY CONSTITUTION one year and wild it cii© esitimate in eke eo/itoat. f3) Send 5Gc for SUNNY SOUTH on© year and vv.th it 020 esiiaiat® in tbe co-vt©s>L [4] Send 00c for one estimate alone in tho contest, tfyeu don't want a subscription, or If you wish to make a Rumbor of estimates on t'.tio baa: 3 you mny sen :11.1 .‘5 EE esiimatos for ©vary DOL¬ LAR forwarded at tho same time estimates aro coni, tf as mnny v.* TEN estimates are sent at the same time, without subscription, tho oond&r may forwar; 1 . them with only ThS-fc uoltars—this spe¬ cial discount being ofTorod only to ostim of ton. A postal card receipt will be sent for each estimate so recolved. Whoro subscriptions ate sent tho arrival ©< the paper .self is an acknowledge¬ ment that your estimate has been received and carefully recorded. [5] The money and the subscription and the estimate must coine In the same envelope every time. The estimate, the money and tho aabscrlp. tlon go together. This rule 3s positive. [6] No estimate must be mailed later thAn December 31st, 1902. [7] In cue of a tie upon any prize estimate, the money will be equally divided. STATISTICS OH* LAST BUNK FOR S1.00 HR9 THREE ESTIMATES, WITHOUT SUBSCRIPTION. E5UVF!* CHOPS. (To bo changed if subscriptions andosumatoa both are sent.) THE PORT RECEIPTS for ..CJA the past few years, from Scp PUBLISHERS CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Ga. tern ber t through the iirst ten Enter THBEK estimates for me, for $1.00 enclosed, in your current contegft aa follow® days of January, are given to aid you in making an intelli¬ 1 st gent estimate in this contest. It is not necessary to itemize your estimate, give it in one Upon Total Port Receipts KJ plain sum expressed in figures Septembor 1, 1902, only; let thorn mean just what 10, 1903. you mean to say. to January Total Port r„o Receipts from Cotton Year— SeDt. I to January 10. Name, 1895-6....... .... 3.682,198 I8P8-7...... . .. 5,139,272 1897-93...... .. .. 5,951,253 iNtaflW. jllf-Tedo.’.' .... 6.156,283 1 .... 4.207,855 I - V isoDok: .. .. .. 4,804,514 5.137,819 Secretary Hegter, of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, will furnish the official figures to decide this contest. Don’t forget, every mfbacrtp tion for yourself or your friends will entitle you to an estimate in the great 820,000 contest. Address alt © ms cmsjmmm, ATLANTA, orders to. C 4 . *%A. $ TURNIP AND RUB BAGS % t SEED. 0 Cabbage, Bush Beans, Beats, i i CoHards, And other vegetable seed to he planted truckers uovg The largest and most successful anu _ Fanners are using onr seeds. MM «€€€€ v carry Considering our prices the arc high the most quality reasonable of Seeds wc^ ^ t # ^pot ' dozen now. 55 Price—45c. per dozen. If by mail \| : cents. b *- LarS ° bulbs— 7 | , v \ Our \ ’von lPu in Pansy Seed.—FroV { * \no duces large Package and most beautiful flowers, p’aiiR# \ ! ! w. 25c., 5 for §1.00. x j Burr, Crimson ansi Other! J j Clovers, ALFALFA. SEED RYE.! ESSEX RAPE, .VETCHES, SEED OATS.f , ’ wanted. Write for onr prices—mention the quantity^ • A w * Our new illustrated summer and, fall catalogue. Write for it. ^ ^Alexander Seed C®.,< AUGUSTA, GA. ? 005 Broad Street. No. 109. Long Distance Phon e i®. ‘A - 11 v. “ ^3SSSSSSSSSSSS&?S^ T31 1 P r f A SHI 3 as ^ promptly procured, QIC NO PEE. Send model, sketch, or photo for free report on patentability. Book ‘ ‘How to Obtain U.S. and Foreign Patents and Trade-Marks,” FREE. Fairest terms ever offered to inventors. PATENT LAWYERS OF 26 YEARS’ PRACTICE. All 20,000 business PATENTS confidential. PROCURED Sound THROUGH THEM. service. Moderate advice. Faithful w tT C. charges. 0 A. SHOW & CO. PATENT LAWYERS, Opp. U. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON, D. C. G. H. NIXON - . T.:s. DAKFOBTti A 5 - waa/r ' xirfiiKi* Cotton Factors, 733 Reynolds St., 4 Doors Below Cotton Exchange*, Augusta, Ga. Personal and Undivided Attention Given to the Weighing and-Selling of Cotton. Liberal Cash Advances Made on Consignments. eorgia toe 1 mica! * Works AUGUSTA, GA» Manufacturers of >SSJ»£»f5aE!!l gaWKESESSl® l£=a CD lif! AND AGIO PHOSPHATE. ESTABLISHED A. D. 1840 JOHN R. SCHNEIDER, Importer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in f Liquors, Fins Wines, Havana Cigars, t * Mineral Waters. Etc. I <> 6oiand 802 Broad Sreet, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
