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Plumbn Hardware, Mill Supplies, Paints and Oils, Guns, Cutlery, and Crockery, We are the Leaders. We Have some Excellent Bargains in Harness and Buggies and will be Pleased to serve you. 1 Bin & HUMS PitfS!' The Slier win & Williams ready g mixed paint .is used by all good pain- | $ ters, and no better recomendation is | needed than that it is used by those g | who know good paint when they see it, | as all good painters do. Come in and g get my prices before placing your next % order. Attention Is Also Called to the following farming implements; Welded Wing Dixon Sweeps, Terrell Scrapes, Goose Neck Hoes, D, & H. g Scovelle Hoes. g These are everyday things to the farmers and I will give £ yon Rock Bottom prices on them, all of which is made of 8 the best material. T. O. Battle g THE HARDWARE MAN. I Chills. Fever and Malaria sufferers can now obtain Wood’s Liver Medi¬ cine in liquid, form. Regulates the liver, kidneys and bladder, relieves biliousness, sick headache, consti¬ pation, fatigue and weakness. It’s tonic effect on the entire system is felt with the first dose. Pleasant to take. Clears the complexion quick¬ ly. .$1.00 bottle contains 2 1-2 times the quantity of the 50c size—“Sold by Consolidated Clothing and Drug Co. 116 Fllllt. We have bought the Meat Market of Cannon & McClain and will in future be known as the Flint River Market, and take this method of announcing to the public. Mr. J. B. Thomas will be in charge of the business and is an experienced meat cut¬ ter and market man, and will be glad to serve you. We will collect for all meat sold on credit every Monday of each week. Please bear this in mind. THOMAS & HERRINGTON. NOTICE. Costs You Nothing to come to Albany to Trade. The'Retail Merchants of Alba¬ ny will refund in cash the rail road fare of any out of-town pa¬ tron from the territory named, whose aggregate purchase among any or all of them amounts to as much as $25.00 in any one day. Come To The Best Town In South Geokgia to Trade. Territory: All points between Thomasville and Albany and be¬ tween Boston, Moultrie and Al¬ bany. 6-5-08-2mo. What is medicine for? To cure you, if sick, you say. It But one medicine will not cure every kind v of sickn< medicines act on different parts of the body. body. One medicine goes to the liver, another to the spine, Wine’ of Cardui to the womanly organs. So that is why Builds Wine of Cardui has efficacious in most of womanly disease. Try it L v proven so cases Fore© Mrs. Wm. Turner, of Bartonvilie. III., mites: "I suffered for years with female diseases, and doctored without relief. My back and head would hurt me, and I suffered agony with bearing-down pains. At last I took Wine of Cardui and now I am In good health.” Sold everywhere, In $1.00 bottles. WRITE DS A LETTER ^ r ^* < °^ ay ^ aft ^ eowo * vi,,iawe ^ ,, ** e * n,, n4 Bt e^* < ^iHbe^ ome, h« 1 Will Gather At Gaines What promises to be one of tlx 1 greatest gatherings of the Baptist Young People of Georgia, will be held in Gainesville, June 28-25, inclusive. It will be the Four¬ teenth Annual Convention of the B. Y. I’. U., and will bring to¬ gether a large number of workers and a more brilliant array of speakers than has marked any of the previous State Conventions. Mr. Jno. E. Howell, of Moul¬ trie, Chairman of the Program Committe, has issued a very in¬ teresting Program, and announces a number of speakers. Veterans in Birmingham. The confederate veterans have been in se ssion ib ^irmingham this week. The city has been royal in its entertainment of the loved sons of the confederacy. On account of the recent death of their commander Stephen D. Lee it becomes necessary to elect a new commander and much in¬ terest was manifested in the se¬ lection of a successor. The honor may fall upon the shoulders of per¬ haps the most beloved veteran of the cival war, Gen. Clement Evans of Georgia. Gen. Evans is himself getting old and feeble but he sits his horse erect and virile and is a picturesque cl a-r cter in any ' parade 1 of confederate veterans. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for young and old is prompt relief for coughs, croup, hoarseness, whooping cough. Gently laxative. Guaran teed—“So d by Consolidated Cloth- \ ing and Drug Co. j Pelham Telephone Co., Sends Out No More Collectors, And Raises Rates. We have been put to a great dea’ of expense in rebuilding our exchange and putting into it much more expensive apparatus, and we find that our expenses are aggregating more to keep our ex¬ change in good order than our in¬ come amounts to, therefore we are compelled to raise our rates to $1.75 for residence phones and $2.75 for business phones. How¬ ever as we will not send out any more collectors, which has been quite an expense to us, we will al¬ low a discount of 25 cents on each phone, payable at our office on or before the 10th of each month in advance; under no cir If! St ft TOW ~\vi11 we allow any discounts after the 10th. We have been requested by several of our subscribers to mail out their statements, as they were troubled with our collectors at times when it was worth more to them in their business. When you have tolls we will mail you a statement of same, but will not mail statemenrs for phone rents as you know what they are. This is tlv> last week that our collector will he around, so please pay him, or call at our office and pay our cashier by the 10th. Yours very truly, W. N. Drake, G. M. / or the Kidneys, todays’ trial $1.00, Guaranteed. Pineulesact on the Kidneys and bring in the first dose to back-ache, back, lame back, rheumatic kidney and bladder trouble, purify the blood and invigorate entire system—“Sold hv Consoli Clothing and Drug Co. Pineules For the Kidneys, Bladder and Rheumatism. RELIEVES 30 days’ guaranteed treatment or for money $1.00. refunded. Satisfaction BACK-ACHE Sold by CONSOLIDATED CLOTHING & DRUG CO. Program Woman’s Mis= sionary Union June 15 . Leader—Mrs. J. L. Hill. Subject—Mexico. Song No. 50. Bible Reading—Psalms 24th. Prayers—For Our Work and Workers in Mexico. Reading—From our Mission Field, by Mrs. Twitty. Reading—Annual Meeting in Hot Springs, by Mrs. Wm. Cook. Hymn—Onward Christian Sol¬ diers. Reading—“Childlife 'in Mexi¬ co”—From the Quarterly Litera¬ ture, by Mrs. W, S. Hill. B us i ness. Doxology. Program. B.-Y, P. U. Program, June, 11. 1908 . Leader—B. U. Curry, To pic—Great C h ap te rs. Hymn—181. Scripture—28rd. Psalm. Hymn—99. How many have read the 23rd. this week? Paper on Life of David—Miss Twitty. Reading—John 10: 7-18—Miss Mock. Quartett. Duties of the Shepherd—Mrs. W. S. Hill. Welfare of the Sheep—Mrs. B. U. Curry. Male Quartett. Questions in quarterly. Popularity of the Psalm. Closing hymn 94. Go to Hand Trading Co’s. Clothing for your hats and caps.