The Columbus weekly dispatch., October 15, 1903, Image 6

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in the medicine chest of every family and physician did should
be constantly at hand. Uur whiskies have always proven to
give satisfaction whenever put to the test as to their Purity.
You have heard of this assortment of Kentucky and Pennsyl
vania Ryes before, from 7 to 9 years old. "We guarantee Age.
and Purity. In order to introduce our goods into- every home
we have decided to continue the 'Special Low Price" of $2.65
for 4 Full Quarts, Express Paid. Give us a trial order and you
will be satisfied, if not your money is returned. All orders are
filled promptly. No goods sent C. O. D. We sell only for cash.
Everything shipped in plain boxes. Glass and corkscrew
free. Write for new catalogue. Our full quarts are sealed
measures containing 32 ounces each.
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PETERS SHELLS
and artridges
Loaded With All Kinds Smokeless and Black
Powder.
Largest and Most Complete Line Ammunitior Mrde
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAH WINSTON,
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COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.
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We yVre Pleased to Announce XKat We Have
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to have your call to see us.
SANDERS DRUG CO.
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None So Good.
None So Cheap.
Size 5x7 inches. Sample for 5o, Stamps.
Ci ORRIS RARNER,
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.
How To Get Them:
Send any ordinary
photograph WELL
WRAPPED, with ONE
DOLLAR, and live lc
stamps. Soon as
finished we will Re
turn Original Photo in
Good Order with 12
elegant "Karbon
Kabinetto" phono
graphs copies Post
paid to any part of
the world. Money
back if you want it.
SEND 70-DAY.
Railroad Notes.
Mr. Will Cranford is out again
after a severe attack of chills and
fever.
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.vjr. a. j. ledgers rnencis in
Columbus and the friends of his
wife will regret to learn that she
has been quite ill the past week.
Mrs. Rogers is a victim of ty
phoid fever.
Steve Wiggins, detective for
the Southern Railway, spent last
Wednesday in the city. He came
over to get Tony Chandler, who
the local police had arrested, and
who is wanted in Birmingham
for breaking into Southern cars
Chandler was carried to Bir
mingham on Wednesday night.
Conductor John T. Elliott has
the heartfelt sympathy of many
friends in the death of his little
two-year-old daughter, Ida C,
which occurred at the infirmary
last Wednesday. The body of
the little girl was carried to their
old home at Winona, where it
was tenderly laid to rest on
Thursday by many sorrowing
and sympathizing friends.
Supt. Richey, of the Green
ville division of the Southern,
has had all of the trainmasters
and chief dispatchers on his sys-
1 teui tiii .jju 1iJiuf4Lia.u1 lut; past
week discussing the interests of
his division. This meeting was
held last year and it brought to
gether a fine lot of fellows and
the occasion proved a, most prof
itable and pleasant one. Messrs.
J. K. Stiller, trainmaster at this
place, and W. C. Thompson,
chief dispatcher, represented
the Greenville division of the
Southern.
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JUS1 RECEIVED!
One Oar Load of
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We are now ready to distribute
same. CALL and SEE THEM.
ACCIDENTS OCCUn DAILY, be prepared with
en. -iiuht's nnnoun hoot LinirjEn
, . , 25 and S0cents all druggists.
'aes Right to the Spot."
When pain or irritation exists on
any part of the body, the application
of Ballard's Snow Linement will give
prompt relief. "It g-oes right to the
spot," said an old man who was rubbing-
it in to cure his rheumatism. C.
II. Smith, proprietor Smith Elouse,
Tenaha, Texas, writes: "I have used
Ballard's Snow Liniment in my family
for several years, and have found it
to be a fine remedy, for all aches and
pains, and I recommend it for pains in
the throat and chest.". 2.1c, 50c and
$1.00 at Curry & Caine"s.
For Sale.
Square No. 20, G. and H. sur
vey, in South Columbus just
west of Cheatham's mill.. .
357 acres good clay land eight
miles down the Macon road. 100
acres open and good timber on
the remainder. Four negro
houses on the place.
480 acres best clay land 7
miles on Aberdeen road. Grist
mill, gin'and magnificent over
flowing well and good dwelling
house. , 200 acres in cultivation.
Six negro houses on place.
The above described pi o per ty
must be sold for a division. For
terms and prices apply to i
" Warren M. Cox, I
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Office: Merchants & Farmers
Bank:"
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For Sale.
A beautiful home in South Co
lumbus near Palmer Orphanage,
a fine place for some one on the
outlook for a suburban store.
Always a good place for a board
ing house. Lot high and dry, a
fine well of water, also city water
for yard and garden. A splendid
flower and vegetable garden.
S to re an d u tb u i Id mrs complete.
Seveu romr house, lot 120 ftet
front, 150 back. A bargain. Ap
ply at once.
11-lm. Elam D. Stephenson.
Coimtyflews.
Mr. R. EL Smith has resumed
his position with Mr. Warren
Gardner in the ware house busi
ness and will be glad for his
friends to call on him and to
bring him their cotton. He will
be with Mr. Gardner throughout
the winter and will be glad to
serve his friends.
Numerous inquiries relative to
the expiration of the game law
have been received in this office
as the hunting season advances
and from The Dispatch's inves
tigation the time limit is on the
15th of the present month. There
are-any number of quail this
season and the sport behind the
dog and gun promises to be ex
ceptionally fine.
The fact that Congress is soon
to convene and that the First
District's able representative,
Mr. Candler, is to return to
Washington, where he will be on
the ground and can look after
his District's interests, leads the
people of the Steens section to
hope that he will succeed in hav
ing the Steens free rural route
established. Mr. Candler will
be requested to get the route es
tablished as soon as he returns
to Washington.
The policy of consolidation
which has been so successfully
carried out in the Mt. Vernon
school in Eastern Lowndes is to
be followed by the Eubanks
school and the Rural Hill schoo
uniting forces. The new schoo
will be known as the Rural Hil
school and-it will be enlarged to
meet the demand for increased
room and better school facilities
Prof. Hull, one of the ablest edu
cators of the county, will be the
principal of the school and he
will be assisted by Miss Rieve
land Ellis, a capable and accom
dished teacher. The new
school will open on Nov. 2nd, and
it is urged that every pupil be
present.
The Dispatch has some good
news for the people of the Wood
neighborhood this morning in the
announcement that their free
rural route for the daily delivery
of their mail will begin on Mon
day, Nov. 2nd. This announce
ment was received last Friday
from an official communication
from the postoffice department
at Washington and it gives cause
for rejoicing throughout the
Wood section. The boxes will be
ordered at once and every pre
paration made for the service to
begin. The name of the carrier
is not yet announced but it will
be made public in ample time for
the commencement of tue ser
vice. The following subscribers have
our thanks for renewals of their
subscriptions during the past
week: Rev. J. T. Murrah, Shaw,
Miss.; Judson Harris, Jennings,
La.; P. M. Halbert, City; CapL
A. L. Harrington, Caledonia; S.
L. Coleman City; V. B. Wheeler,
Swanzy; J. D. Kendricks, Cale
donia; E. M. Caine, Caledonia; J.
T, Baxter, Caledonia; H. B.
Vaughan, Wood; R, E. Smith.
Caledonia; John Bankhead, Cale
donia; L. L. Williford, Caledonia;
John P. Parker, City; R. S. Grif
fin, R. F. D., City; E. M. McKis
sick, Caledonia; L. M. Spann,
Caledonia; R- C. Molloy, Caledon
ia; D. B. Andrews, Caledonia; H.
J. Egger, Caledonia; Henry
Thomas, Caledonia; C. R. Smith,
Artesia; G. W. Myers, Caledonia;
W- D. Cockerham, Darracutt,
Miss.; S. E. Thomas, City; W. L.
Davis, City; Capt. I. H. Sanders,
Swanzy; Jack Robinson, Swanzy;
Henry Johnson and Isham Thom
as, Wood ; J. H. Lance, Wood ; W.
L. Ellis, R. F. D.; J. R. Harris,
Steens; J. M. Keenum, Caledon
ia; Mrs. Ellis Caldwell, Caledonia;
N. S. Partain, Caledonia; Will
Duth, City; W. W. Egger, Cale
donia; and others.
Do You Want to Yawn?
Feel cold shivering's, aching1 in the
bones, lack of energy, headache and
great depression? These symptoms
may be followed by violent headache,
high fever, extreme nervousness a
co jdition known as malaria. Herbine
cures it. Take it before the disease
gets a fair hold, though it will work a
cure in any stage. J. A. Hopkins, of
Manchester, Kan., writes: "I have
used your great medicine, for several
years. There is nothing better for
malaria, chills and fever, headache,
billiousness, and for a blood-purifying
tonic, there is nothing as good."
ooc at tjurry & came s.
Millinery.
Mrs. O. C. Mason has opened
millinery parlors and trimming
rooms at her home, 519, Second
Avenue, North, and vill be pleas
ed to serve her old patrons and
the public generally. 10-1 1-2 w
Meridian is preparing for a j
clerk's carnival to occur in No-
ARE YCU SORE? USE
ember. Anything to bring trade li
to Meridian. u
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Gov. Longino has appointed
Hon. J. B. Booth, of Sardis, cir
cuit judge in the place of Judge
P. H. Lowry, who recently re
signed.
Jackson is going to put in a
paid fire department, five compa
nies and twenty men. The Coun
cil already has the matter under
consideration.
Maj. L. W. Magruder, of Vicks-
burg, who was carried to Balti
more for treatment, is no better
and his life is despaired of. He
is a victim of paralysis.
The State Pharmaceutical
Board was the first of the State
boards to meet in the new capi-
tol at Jackson. This body exam
ined twenty-eight applicants to
compound medicine the past
week.
Chas. Tolson, of the Tolson-
Todd Company, well rememoer-
ed here was shot and killed in
Van Buren, Ark., a few days ago
by Dr. Parchmont. Tolson's
name was connected with that of ;9
Dr. Parch mont's daughter and H
this resulted in the killing.
Miss Ruby Miller, the beauti
ful eighteen year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller, of
Meridian, has been found in
iNew urieans, wnere. it is said,! j
jjhe went to visit friends and $
relatives. Her w he rea b o.uts
caused great anxiety to her fam
ily and friends.
Hon. Evan M. Barber, of Biloxi,
is being boomed for speaker of
the next house. He is repre
sented as coming from South
Mississippi and is going before
the State as that section's candi
date. Hon. Em mett Thomas and
Hon. Sydney Smith are regarded
as the leading candidates for this
responsible position.
Scooba is to have telephone
connection with Meridian. This
suggests that some enterprising
telephone company should run
its lines down the M. & O. and
give East Mississippi connection
with Memphis, St. Louis and
other cities. There would be a
good volume of business done on
this line if it was established.
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Relieves Instantly or Money Refunded.
SUN B&MN, CIBAIrBNGl,
Prickly Heat, Insect Bites and Stints. It Cools.
It Soothes. It Cures.
Sold only in t?c, 50c fc $1.00 Bottle. At all good Drugg-Ut
For Sale by MaYO & WGAVER.
JUST RECEIVED.
One Car Load of
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mid.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
After October 1st horses will be boarded'for $12.50 per
month if called for, if they are to be sent out when
ordered, the rate will be $15.00 per month.
PEACHER & GASTON.
Makes a Clean Sweep.
There s nothing like doing- a thin?
thoroughly. Of all the salves vou
ever heard of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
is the best. It sweeps away and cures
burns, sores, bruises, cuts, boils, ul
cers, skin eruptions and piles. It's
only 25c, and guaranteed to jrive sat
isfaction by Chapman & Mayfield.
Columbus negroes, or negroes
who have resided here, are mak
ing quite a reputation for them
selves as lawbreakers in various
sections of the land. The negro
who killed a policeman in Atlan
ta a few days ago formerly work
ed on the sewerage force here
under Mr. Robt. J. Gunter and
the body of Sam Newby, another
Columbus negro, arrived here on
Thursday from St. Louis where
he was killed in a battle with po
lice officers while resisting ar
rest. An officer was shot down
in this affray and Newby's broth
er was also in the battle. The
negro was buried at Frierson's
Chapel on the Waverly road on
Thursday afternoon.
A Great Sensation.
There was a big1 sensation in Lees
ville, Ind., when W. H. Brown of that
place, who was exnected to die, had
his life saved by Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumtion. He writes:
"I endured insufferable agonies from
asthma but your New Discovery gave
me immediate relief and soon thereaf
ter effected a complete cure. Similar
cures of consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis and grip are numerous. It's
the peerless remedy for all throat and
lung troubles. Price 5 c, and $1.0;).
Guaranteed by Chapman & Mayiield,
Druggists. Trial bottles free.
For Rent.
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We will send you
by express.
4 Full Quarts
Charges Prepaid,
OF THE CELEBRATED 7-YEAR OLD
CALHOUN
PURE RYE
PIP
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.Plain Packages, no marks to indicate
which will avoid all comment. When you
-ft.yrji ;:rj, jret it and test it, if it i:5 not satisfactory, return it at
fftv:t. ur expense, ar.d 3'our $3.20 will be cheerfully retunued
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i;ood as any $5.00 poods ia the
close at hand, and can Rive you
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ESTABLISHED 1883
1328-1930 First Avenue, p.o.bo,33. BIRMIMGHAM, AH.
NOTICE We can not ship C. O. I). Price-list for other srooJs
on application.
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OWNED AND OPERATED BY
THE NEW OIL- HILL
Has thoroughly demonstrated its superiority
over all other makes and systems for
GINNING COTTON.
All dirt, trash, etc., is separated from the
fleecy staple and the sample we give you is something
excellent always commanding a premium on the
market of 1-8 61 a cent and upwards. This is a iact.
Cotton buyers will pay the premium.
Our reputation is at stake as a guarantee of
correct weights, prompt attention to business and fair
and honorable treatment generally. Your business is
solicited on the grounds that everything we say and
adverstise are facts. We will gladly and promptly
correct any errors made.
Be up-to-date and gin your cotton with the
MUNGER SYSTEM. It pays. Charges for gin
ning lower than ever.
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W. C. McCLURE, Manager.
Citizens Phone at Gin. Both Phones at OffLe.
Rooms furuished or uufur
nished at 519, Second avenue,
North. Apply to T. J. Mason.
10-4-2w.
MoneY to Lend.
I have money to jenu ua im
proved city property.
P. W. Maer,
Agent.
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An Exclusive
White Man's
Laundry...
Send us your Collars, Cuffs,
and all Fine Work.
Shirts
...Rush Jobs a Specialty...
CITlf STEAM LAUHDRY,
Saunders Bradford. Prop.
A Nice, Easy Collar
is appi ciaU'ti hy every man who
ever were one on a hot iSurnriiO'
day the kind without lou'h
and raw ed-t.s the oothiti
Sum mer kind. Xo matter how
nne the cJinr is. it can he ruined
by the vvniLfr launury. We claim
ours to be i ilu laundry one to
add 10 rather than detract from
jour Summer pleasure. Prove
us as far as vou like
COLUMBUS STEAM LAUNDRY,
LaVKEX h, Diios,, Managers.
j DISPATCH VOTING CONTEST.
(Not Good After November 15. 19ii3.)
I Vote for (SS).
as the Most Popular Lady in the Dispatch Voting Content.
(Sitrned)
FILL. THIS BUAHK IN CAKKFUI.Y AND FULLY WITH INK.