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AN INVITATION. Having Just Opaned Up A First Class Hardware Store In ■ \ OO ! O i I T T Second Door To First National Bank, I Cordially Invite The People Os Miller \j xj L tJ i i ! , County To Come And See-My Stock And Examine My Prices On ' f • v I Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Pipe And Pipe Fittings, Brass Goods, Rubber, Canvas And Leather Beltings, Paints, Oi] S) Cutlery, Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers, Refrigerators, Stoves, Tin And Enamel-ware, x \ f n Implements And Kitchen Furnishings. > 7 Yours Trolly. I C.M. TRULOCK. HOME NEWS MATTERS CONCERNING PEOPLE ANU GENERAL NEW GOSSIP. His many friends were glad to see- Mr. D. A. W. Lane, of Donal sonville, here last week. Miss Minnie Radney, an attrac f ive young lady from Ashford, Ala., A here visiting relatives. Mr. Mays’ residence on Pine . '•*, Ri-i-et is under course of construc re- r , lion. Wm. i. Gier, of Coin i»'A As aong the distinguished Pythian Knights in the city this week Bainbridge Democrat, Air. and Mrs. Minter, of Jakin, have been hero this week at the bedside of their daughter-in-law, Mrs H. E. Minter, who, we are glad to say, is improving. Misses Chloe and Kat hleen and Miss Wiljie >T,-.^nenson at fopjv j iiio closing exercises of the Arlington school, and tho trio or young ladies had a delightful time -Much was doing in cur city last week. There was a weddiig Wednesday evening, two picnics Thursday and the closing exercises of tho Colquitt High School Fri day evening. Prof. T. W. Oliver left on the north bound Sutnwlv iug t’6r his home in North Georg : a - This popular teacher left carrying with him the best'wishes of man, friends. Mr and Mrs. M. D. Adams left yesterday morning for Indian Springs After spending sum* time there they expressed an in tention of goingon to to the James town Exposition. Her many friends nro delighted to sue Alias' a <l.l. iv,'. . -• 1 . again. She came in Thuisday evening from Ft Gains wlmre she had been attending school i'er the past several months. Rev. E. C. Norris is proving this year that he is a good farmer as well as a devout minister. He was in town Monday exhibiting cot ton blooms from a patch. He has a twenty acre field where the piant are tearing squares. Crowds from here attended two picnics Thursday. H hen it rams in Colquitt it pours, there had been no picnics for our pleasure JOving people to attend, until Thursday, and then there were two one at Twilight .and one at the Lane Springs in Dtcutur county. Miss Virgie Saunders left Mon day evening for her koine in Cole man. Enroute she stopped -over in Cuthbert to attend tho. Andrew Female College Commencement. Her sister is to graduate with hon or from the institution this week. L BEAUTIFUL WEDDING, j Wednesday evening in the Meth dist church here, Mr. Jesse G Pow ell and M iss Veda McCollum utter ed tho sacred vows which made them man and wife. The pretty church had been con vened into a bower of lovliness with palms, vines and pot plants, by the willing hands of friends. Tho color scheme was white and green; and this effect was carried out in the minutest detail. Over <ypis f4om\i* ie scene a soft r_ The ushers were Messrs Isaac and Felix Bush, Hill Fudge and Henry Miller, and they plaid the large crowd well. Shortly after eight o’clock the sweet notes of Mendelsohn's \\ .ti ding March issued from behind an improvised screen where Col. A. L. Stapleton with a violin and his Oiftod wife at the piano rendered this old time favorite. At the first strains, the pastor, R-v. E. M. Overbie, marched through the central aisle to the al ter; next came the pillow bearers, Master Fred Cowart and Miss Myrtle Bush; following them, Mr. W. L. Garrett and Miss Chloe Bush took places’willi iu the sacrei' chancel; next came Mr. Bj’iice Mc- Collum and Miss V illie Hutch inson; then Dr. E. B. Bauglin and Mies C. M. Cros.--. after them came the groom leaning u.i the arm of his best man, Mr. Claud Geer, and just behind them came the bride attended by the maid of honor, ■Miss Alice Powell. 'The high contracting parties met just in frontfot the minister. jThen the music cliLligcd to ‘‘The blower Song” and the notes so soft that jnt listened with bat/d ore t’ito hear the sweet strains that cime from the piano and violin. Rev. r.. M. UVertJl in i«e must impressive manner then perform ed the ceremony. Never was the bride prettier than when she became the rife of Mr. J. G. Powell. Her robe of while crepe-de- ■! me fell in graceful: folds over her faultless figure, which was uartial ly concealed by a tulle veil held in ’ place by lilies of the valley. Her bouquet was an armful of fragrant i white flowers. i The bride’s maids were beauli- I ful in white evening suits. Each ■ one, wore wiiite maline hats with I drooping ostrich plumes, and car > ried immense bouquets. ■ The groom looked his best in a , conventional suit of black as did the groomsmen As the bridal party left the • church for the waiting carriages, 1 CM and.. Mrs. Stapleton played in a triumphant, brilliant manner Tauhauser’s march. The church was crowded to its utmost capacity with spectators. | where,.he is the go-.-i proprietor of a mercantile IE.-, wife is the daughter of Mrs. R. E. McCollum. She possesses those womanly virtues which win and hold friends. Many valuable and useful pres ents attests the popularity of the happy couple who are now at home to their friends in the Powell cottagelon College street. May prosperity and peace attend the happy couple through a long useful life. Rev. ijWcmristopher pK„~.. ed to a largo congregation at the Baptist church Sunday. He an nounced from tho pulpit that at the nxet regular appointment there would be revival services; and that t he would be assisted by ,Rev. Mr. Phillips, of Macon. This is the di vine who ha*? done most efficient evanolical work in Bainbridge where tho congregations becameso large that the court house was se cured in order to seat the immense crowds. We were pleased to meet/ Mrs. J. I. Spooner here last week. This esteemed matron was accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Spoonei. •’ GREAT BUSSIN ESS AXIOMS. Though Marshall Field, th« > greatest merchant ih the world, has : been dead owi n year, his business philosophy will long en dure among the men of the nation. • Never five a note, j Never borrow. Work always on a cash basis. Never buy a share of stock on margin. Buy for cash andjeell for short 1 tilde. i JNever .. Jtgngo real or persoal property. Hold customers to strict en forcement of their contracts. NOTICE. The next examination of appli cants for teachers license to teach in this county will be held June 21st and 22nd. All those who de jsire to teach in this «o»«ty. ijiust ' stand the examination in this county. This the 27th tiny of May 1907. W. 1. Geer, C. S. C. i Miller County. runa"wayliariuag E. Yesterday about 2 o’clock p. m., at the hotel here, Air. J. H. Bacth elor and Miss Lila Oliver, both of • Dothan, Ala., were united in irar r ringe, Judge C. C. Bush officiating. 1 lie couple first attempted to get ■ married in Blakely; but license could not readily be procured and > they proceeded to this city. They had the appearance of be- *> . r . ! e •’ • _ THE KING OF AW . raw® w s M Jgj S Vn all popular ' .lealiters zSlales. / 1 —"x r ; * | feA ■ OR SALE BY GAL HOU N BROS COLDUITT,----GEORGIA C. M. TR LOCK. This geutlema: has opened up > a first class line c' hardware in the Warren building and he is espec ; ially desirous tin: the farmeßs of our comity call ! u d inspect-’ ’"ty splendid stocfi. I He and his wile came to our town from Whigtam, where they have a most excellent reputation. , They like Colic Gt, and lie is anxious to meet II ' citizens of our t county. Read his “ad,’ ■ ill on him and r iut nyp know y! | appreciate his invitation. Do not semi c,- for y—L. work. We liavcan hand a most excellent line of icie heads, envel opes, card boar<, etc., and our • prices are low. Mr. W. P. Dun was called to the l>on'« »f fits'parents Saturday oh account of tD illness of his , young brother, Gady. He left the patient Sunda; afternoon ini-, proving. Little Johnii, the five ycai old daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. S. AVilkin is very 11. BOTTLI.'G WORKS. Isn’t it nice t<at Colquitt ie tc . have Bottling \orxs. Fortunes bav been paid for the trensportation <£ soda water and ’ I the Csnses and Miles. Mr. Sholar, f Bainbridge is ,o I use the rear eid of C. E. Mim »■ store for a facary. I My Best Friend. Alexander Benton, who lives on Rural Route 1, Fort Edward, N. Y., says: “Dr King’s New Discov eiy is my best earthlv —*• ’♦ , ' j. ..oGima six years ago- ■ cured me.- B 'it Im .J'P er ‘ or med a wonderful j cure bt incipient consumption for , ( my son’s wife. The first 'bottle /[ended the terrible cough, and this I accomplished the other symptoms ; | left one by ore, until she was per . fectly well. Dr. King’s New Dis covery’s dower of coughs and colds I is simply marvelous.” No other . remedy has ever equaled i l- . Fully guaranteed by City drug stroe, 50? and 1.00. Trial bottle free. . DR. R. 11. SAUNDERS’, ::dental ::SURGEON t : Office Warren Building, Colquitt, ----- Ga. Wonderful Eczema C’unL "Our little boy had eczema for five years,” writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta, Pa. “Two of oor homo doctors said the case was hopeless his lungs being affected.- We then employed other doctors, but no benefit resulted. By chance we read about Electric Bitters; bought a bottle and soon noticed improvement. We continued this medicine until several bottles were used. When oor boy was complete ly cured/’ Best of ail blood med icine and body building health ton ics. Guaranteed at City drugstore s’so cents. z At Joe Toole’s I Store you will find a!! the popular shapes in ladies and children hats in Nepolitans, Milans, Leghorns, D -,.-. . .-x Maline and many Oth- er varieties: The summer Suits for children are fine. They are from 3 to 12 years old sizes. I have a line of crockery to go at COST. The largest line of Tamo’shanter caps ever shown in Colquitt, at Astonishingly LOW PRICES. i , ; They are in white and all coicr S j n Duck, Silk, Soft Woolen, etc. But the infant caps are going so ow that they will SURPRISE YOU Yourfriend JOE TOOLE. D'stuf'Oed the Congregation. Tile person who disturbed the congregation last. Sunday by con* tinually coughing is requested to buy « bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar. Williams Drug Co. • n-mrEMTC?». ui» 'usi.wgt The Palace Shaving Parlo r t~p stairs in the Warren build ing. Shaves 10c Haircuts 25c Shampoos 25c Clean towels. Sharps Razors, I solicit the public Patronage. W P. FORD NOITO® -Ua a L LEf; 1 ~ J LATtVn.) -rrr. . a Georgia.- Miller County: 1 Notice is hereby given that i? the next General Assembly of ■ - State of Georgia a bill will be in troduced, entitled an Act tooineml an Act incorporating the town .>f » Babcock in the Cotin:y of- Mid r,- approved Dec. 14th, 1901,bystr k " iug from said Act section 18 and for other purpose#. Mrs. F. Joy ce. 180 Sullivan St, Claremont, N. IL, writes; “About t a year ago I bnugh» two bottle-- of Foley’s Kidney Cure. It cured m* of a severe case of kidney torubkr of 'veral years standing. It cer tainly is grand good medicine, and I heartiy recommend it.’-’- William® Drug Co. <• ■?# A