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Newspaper Page TextJ)£/ J tmRi=j? ___ ELL1JAY TIMES THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF GILMER COUNTY. fi.OO Per AnnOifl In Adtauce. Publisher! Every Wednesday By fimet Publishing Company g^Entwtd as second class matter January 1 M 2 1903 at the post office at Ellijay, Geo.-giN under the act of Otm gress of March .» 1379 . Good advertising medium. Good (Circulation Mann scripts received for publication. Advertising rates made known oil ai*p!icr,tiou. ..Up-to-date. lYo Experiment <p its sentiments atid publishes nebs for the people. ADVERTISING RAtBS. 1 inch 1 time * ’ h 1 inch - tunes ‘*® I inch 13 times < I.Go 1 inch 1 year Reading notice* 5 cfB fief lim tr H.st insertion and 4 cents per °r subsequent umertn-ns. coining pajrei at Gilmer rroubding counties* av, Ga,, Dec. 0 th, HM SHARE NEW ». Miss Maggie WuhroW Visited friends'n thi3 section recently, Quite a large crowd attended Sharp Sunday bchwl Sunday. Prof. Saless will begin a singing t.’bool .at Gates Chapel December Misses Stella Withrowand Pearl Sharp were calling on the Misses Rogers Sunday. Mrs. Ona Stepp, of South Care* fiua. is visitiug her parents, Mr* and Mrs. Andy Milton. Mrs. II. B. Sales and ffer daugh¬ ter Leila, are off on an extended v'ait to relatives in North Caroli¬ na. Miss Emma Rogers leaves in a bw days for' Seattle Washington ■ make her future home. We arc by t p lose her from ourcommu hVe are baying plenty of cold lathe-- and bad roads. It seems I be time for the good roads Bvement to move in this direc pn. [There will be a box supper at Jarp ight, December school house, Saturday 16, for the bene¬ fit of the school. Everybody in¬ vited P.K. I. A Tumble Bladder. To fiegleot liver trouble. Never do it. Take Dr. King’s New Life Pills on the first sign of constipa¬ tion, billiousnese or inactive bow¬ els and prevent virulent indiges¬ tion, jaundice or gall stones. They regulate liver, stomaehe and bowels and build up your health. Only 25c at Cole Drug Co. M0 UNTAINTO WN NEWS. Thanksgiving passed off quiet. Mrs. Mary Parks visited Mrs. J. 1* Withrow Sunday. L. H. James visited Rev. J. P. Fore Sunday afterncon. Ben Hill and family visited rel* L ee on Pleasant Hill Suuday. W. Clements,, of Eton, Fe on business one day last s. A. J. Cole, George Parks pfd Pence attended service at Esant Hill Sunday. , ill \Y irnpey has \\ moved to l>eeie Wells place and will go the mercantile business. Miss Maggie Withrow spent a Jew days last week with her cous¬ in, Miss Stella Withrow. Charlie Ilix is closing out ftock of goods. He speaks of jog to South Georgia soou. Mrs. Annie Kown, of Emerson, has been visitiug relatives on Moantaiutoffu fo? tire past few days. 'The W. B. M. $. failed to guy service at the regular owing to the absence of the dent. What we need is some to take the place of the president wheii she is absent. Wont some one pick up courage enough to this? B. B. Yes, you have a vice •jrho must tako the place of, president in her absence. Ed. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER’S CASTORIA I j Free Lecture at The Institute. i ‘WHERE ARE THE DEAD?' I i The people of Ellijay and viciui y tti'e fortunate to secure this gift gped ^ who wiU dcliver a lect . „ fe , t the IllBtitnte on tlje 10tJl pros at "1 :3d p. m. Subject for the occasion, “Where are the Dead?” Mr. Draper travels thousands of miles annually lecturing from the above uud kindred Bible topics, All Bible students and lovers of truth will be delighted.. TAILS CREEK NEWS. Migs Mary - | Quarlt?s 8peut Jag fr W8ek iu Mlirray counfcy> | C leve WcrJey( of Ramhur8t) wa8 | tisitillg here f a8t we „ k Miss mr T Lorena Searc} r visite ■ ■ 3f friends at Ramhurst recently. A. G. Woods has returned home after spending several weeks in Whitfield. P. G. Hyatt has returned home after spending several weeks in South Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Quarles spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Quarles. Frank Moreland and Walter Corbin, of 01 lie, attended preaoh iug here the fourth Sunday. Mrs. EllaChapmau, of Oakman, last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Douthit. There will be an entertainment at the close of the school at this place Friday night December the 18th. A nice time is expected and everybody is invited to attend. A Reader A TEXAS WONDER. The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder ti-oubles, removing grave), cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in chil¬ dren. If not sold by your drug gist, will be sent by mail on re-( ceipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two months’ treatment, and sel¬ dom fails to perfect a cure. Send for testimonials from this ai JL other states. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo Sold by druggists. Drummer Epp Allen was mixing with his friends here Tuesday. How many boys from Gilmer had enough interest in farming to at¬ tend the Corn show in Atlanta, the 5 > 6 > 7 aud 8 of this month? Ladies who experience a feeling of nervousness, exhauston and painful internal symptoms need the fine restorative effect of Dr SIMMON’S SQAW VINE WINE j t j g a W oman’s medicine. It is eB p e cially prepared to to overcome the evil effect of irregularities heart palpitations and weakness due to the ailments to which the female body is subject. Price $1.00 er bottle ' Sold by Cole Drug Co NotlCC All parties owing us either note or account must come and settle i XHis posiLivefly means every per i son due us anything. It is time to collect up every five or ten years and this we aie going to do. M. J. Webb <k Co. For $<-re Feet, Chilblains, Frost i Bite, Sore Nipples, Chafiing, Cuts, Galls, Burns, Sores or Scalds, DARBY’S PROPHYLACTIC FLU id i a a marvelous lemedy. It re¬ lieves iufiamed conditions heals the flesh and eases pain. Taken internally for Cramps or Dysen¬ tery it corrects the disorder at once Price 50 cts per bottle. Sold by Colo Oru£ Co fm. The Infernal Pains of Women Women who are weak, nervous and discouraged brought on by the painful ailments peculiar to their sex, should use DR. SIMMONS Squaw Vine Wine A Woman's Remedy It possesses the power to act directly on the weakened parts, conveyingrenewed strength, func¬ tional activity and regularity. A woman who is struggling along under a burden of pain, weakness and distress soon feels its bene¬ ficial effect In a revival of inter¬ est in her household duties and the strength and energy to per¬ form them without exhaustion. It puts the system in perfect order, the result of which is a strong, healthy body, a cheerful mind and a clear, rosy complexion. Sold by Druggiits and Dealert Price $1 Per Bottle C.f.SIMMONS MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI FOR SALE BY COLE DRUG CO. Entertainment at Tails Greek Friday Ntght Dec. 15. PROGRAM. Song by school—Happy school days. Recitation—Over the hill to the poor house—-Annie Mae Quarles. Recitation-Over the hill from the poor house—Carrie Penland. Song—Red, white and blue— Annie Mae Quar.’es. Play—Telling stories —L ester Quarles, Herbert DeBord, Seth Hyatt, Mashburn Crook, Ella Crook, Ober and Opall Penland, Maudie Pankey. Recitatiou—The wonderful goose —Emry Pankey. Song-Doll drill. Tableaux—The three graces. Recitation—When the teacher gets cross—Lester Quarles. Play—Hoping each otlfer— Lester Quarles and Ober Penland Recitation—Will new year to-night—Seth Hyatt. Recitation—Bessie, Xmas dream —Effie Burgess. Recitation—George Washing¬ ton—Clement Quarles Recitation—Give the little boys a chance—Theron Quarles, Elmer Pan key, Herbert DeBord, Floyd Quarles. Andrew Barnes. Recitation—Little children— Frank Corbin. Play—Doctor Cure-All—Edd Crook, Whitfield Douthit, Misses Annie Mae and Mary Quarles, Car rie , Ober and OpalfPenland, Lin nie, Lora and Wammie Quarles, Hattio and MayuieCrook. Recitation—One iu blue and one in gray—Mayme Crook. Music—Vocal and instrumental —By Mrs. Pearl Quarles. Recitation—When the Ladies want a beaux. Recitation—Lament of the sol diers sweet heart—Mary Quarles. Ends Wiitrers’s Troubles To many, winter is a season of trouble. The frost-bitten toes and fingers, chapped hands and lips, chilblains, cold-sores, red and rough skins, prove this. But such troubles Uy before Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. A trial convinces. Gretest healer of Burns, Boils, Piles, Cuts, Sores, Bruises, Eoze ma and sprains. Only 25c 'at Cole Drug Co. M. J. Webb & Co., shipped a load of clay peas this week ing 1000 bushels. The pea j this and quality year is very is not good good but the ; as as Lightning Kills Few. In 1906 lightning killed only people in this whole Cue’s chances of death by ning are less than two >n a The chance of death from kidney or stomaehe trouble nastly greater, but not if Bitters be need, as Robert of West Burlington, la., Four doctors gave him up eight mouths of suite Hug viruleut livef trouble aud fatludice* He was then ly cured by Electric Bitters. They’re the best stomach, nerve and kidney remedy and blood purifier on earth. iif, Cole Pvitj* Oeu Announcement for Judge. . m To the voters of the Blue j JudScial Clrcnit . 1 hereby Announce myself a 1313, subjeot to the action of e PH,„ ary H cloclod 1 dull endogvor to the business of the courts openly, and fairly conducted, i promptly disposed of, witJi the most economy both to the litigant and the public expense. Earnostly soliciting your support in this race and assuring you that i it will be appreciated, I am, i Most Respectfully, ' Henry L. Patterson. j j Kl LLtceCOUcTT andCUREtneluNSS *nDRJG3KS5 wCMRSE AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES G&AifANreeo SAT/sFAcropr OP MON£V REFUNDED. ! Expert Medical Scientists An- 1 ^ rtlil ^ result * 0btai,,ed ) ^Thousand are ing advantage oi the generous offer made bv The Woodworth Co. D O 1161 Broadway, New York City, requesting an experimental pack¬ age of Ben pine, the great discovery for Asthma. Hav Fever, Bronchitis and Catarrh, which is mailed free of charge to all who write for it. It i? curing thousands of the most, stubborn cases. It makes no difference how long you have been suffering or how severe the climatic conditions are where you live, Sen pine will cure vcu. If you have experimented with other treatments and have foiled to find a cure do not be discouraged but Rend for a trial of this won¬ derful truly meritous remedy wnich is a scientific/ compound discovered bv a Professor of Vienna University, anil is being recommended by thousands. *W m DO YOU WANT A $1,000.00 ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY In one ol the strongest companies In America! We will Issue such a policy, paying your $7.50 J1,000.00 per In week case in of ease your of death accidental by accident, Injury, everyone who sends us 3 paid yearly to THE COTTON JOURNAL. This is the only weekly representative Atlanta, cotton Ga„ growers' paper, at price one dollar per year. Send in your subscription and that of one of your friends, and and receive The Cotton Journal ACCIDENT for Ona year, the THOUSAND DOLLAR POLICY, age limit 65 years* Pays $ 1.000.00 fo« Css of limbs. If you cannot get one Of yCtir friends to subscribe, send $1,50 for your subscription anc the accident Policy. JOURNAL, Mail this Coupon today to THU COTTON Atlanta. Ga. ] I enclose.............................................for which ! And rend me Accident THE COTTON JOURNAL fib One year j the Insurance Policy for 51.000. Name...............................................................— ; tee...........................................-......-.................. ! p. o..................................................................... l» State.............-....................................................... | To whom policy is to be made payable: • 'CLUB SHOT SHELLS The old original black powder sheila. Introduced more than fifty years ago. More popular today than ever. The perfect ignition of the No. ^ primeMnsures a quick, snappy lewd seldom found in black powder ihells. For all shotguns. J Zem/ngtQ/ l-!M?~ theper fect shooting combination. REMINGTON ARMS-UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO. 296 Broadway N«w York City Loaded 1 wiiH iacKp< West—Ray. On Sunday afternoon December tecav Mls*°OHie \Ve«t \tas married wt : graduate fronig Ralilonogs college. They are at home to their friends their residen n Carteeay. 1 Times joins t r ios o i en 8 ltl wishing them ' happy life. If you are behind With your sub¬ scription on the Times and just can’t get the money, bring some ! thing in the produce line. We will give Thu Times one yea. j to the person -bringing us the larg ;est pumpkin, six months to [second largest and three months for j the third largest. j NOTICE. by JJ^H^nre indexed Ifre requested to me either ; account to j come and settle. Respectfully, N. C. Goss. Children Cry EAR FLETCHER’S CA8TORIA Miss Florence Simmons received a beautiful pin cushion made of rabbit ears of the real Mexican type presented by her friend Miss Ora Crawford. WANTED-^Six regular boarders on Dalton street near the public equart. M^s. Ollie Sellers. Electric Bitters Succeed when everything else fails. In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands have testified. FOR STOMACH KIDNEY,LIVER TROUBLE AND it is the best medicine ever sold Over a druggist's counter. \ Feather Beds. For ,, a • limittE ,. .. V, titfii^only . We will sell one Feather Bed weiging .36 pounds, weighing and*»a 6 oounds, puirj all of for pillows $10 cash with oriir, Feathers f. o. b. Cov ingicn Ga. NEW only. Made of the best A. C. A. ticking. If beds a r e not as advertised, we cheerfully tAc refund your money. Buy from manufacturer and save half yd^r money-, order Bank to¬ of day. Reference, the NEWtou County. Send your order to DIXIE FEATHER BED CO. Covington, Ga. n:F WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MIGKIS jjgkT running^ j j Ifyou wantettlieraVihmtingSlnittlp. Thread Stitch} Rotary tiauttle or a biggie feewing Machine write to THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE C0MPAN1 Orange, Mass. jjgjfcodo to is scllr-.gardlcss made to wear. oi < )ur guaranty never funs out Solti by authorized dealer** only. <»or sale nr 1 LADDERSs The Patent Bent Rung'1 1 ; The Strongest Single in the World. end Extension Bent Rung: Lone Ladders are light, strong and quickly and easily handled. The Colombia Step Ladders are made with Basswood or Norway Pine sides, oalr steps and a Bent under Hlekoeyr each Rung, step and securely to the rivited sides with wrought iron annealed nails, making Step Ladder the lightest and Strongest for ever offered the money. We also manufacture other high grade Step complete Ladders, line as well of Single as a and Extension Straight Bung Ladders. Send for descriptive catalogue INDIANA and BENT prices. RUNS LADDER Indiana. COMPANY, Penn. I j . 'Farms For Sale' ,> .° you w “ nfc a h° me in Boitlli Georgia, the land of peace and , "hieh thousand is ’? 1^.^ cre f’ 0,1 one people can find comfot ruble and pr of [ then* 1 ,„<l with ,, Thu. |.otth,g reach ! of ail is South Georgia lands have advanced from 100 to 200 per cent j during . t 1 ;* past five y**ars. The boom has just begun. The chance i 5 * e to secure a home in South Georgia. AH .farms offnr>d reaiiy- tor occupancy. Possession given in ample time to plant fall crops. Free booklet giving full description and price of each farm sent upon request. Write or come today-—better come. SOUTHERN TRUST COMPANY, Hawkinsville, Georgia. I Our Engines, stationery or mounted on wheels are built for Heavy Duty . and are particularly well adapted Mill for Sew Mill , Oil aad Cotton Ginoia*. Write for Prices on Saw _ Mills. Shingle Mills, BOILERS. etc. We carry for immediate shipment the best constructed Boilers, 1 ranging from 32 H. P. to 150 ELP. Write for catalog. J. 3. SCHOFIELDS SONS CO., Macoa. Gs. Opportunities For Country Boys And Girls. | THE BERRY SGHUULS Martha Berry, Founder and Director THE BERRY SCHOOL A Christian Industrial School lor Country Boys* Academic and Industrial department co-or¬ dinated. ©nurses of study from the A B C’s through the High School, especially arranged for country boys who have to attend Opportunity to work dents limit*? | year. Tei j August 30. I address Robert H. Adams. Principal Mount R'Try, Ga OXFORDS For Sale By M. J. WEBB & CO. —a———el—— i i PAYS for our FULL BOOi£Kf ' ' T ING COURRR SCHOLARSHIP . you ■writ© at, unco and state v. L you saw this ad. Refrulav price is $100. To advertise this school, only a limited number of scholarships If Will he sold at the low rate of $25. not ready now, write and have one reserved and we fnail will let you pay later. We can also teach you by if you prefer. , BUSINESS COLLEGE. r=- *■ ABLISHEO 1804 INCOS-OHITED 1804 OlO, W. SCHWARTZ. TOtriSVIL-r-E. KY. ranrciFAi. i£ m ' -- r'tsJr v. -v - Ai# W-i-dj* eAp. X. • J • ■ i v>': U’ -! Tt,: *’ Mr.-Fa ar.J •**. f -‘ ‘\■■ vjv'> t t ,-f'.W.-hi-!- ** '1; '- ' .'■•v.-'Sh; 7”r ?r» ' n »’ w r! j u u.«j u.«j »-.n »-.n t* ti» £ £■ f ; -a*• A v , ^ ^ Fi .- r..-»sr gnd f^v_. ' !«* /'Via.' f '? >6 *- #.1 *".-i - t ' ll': f i 1 c i n Ti< r4r- i C . - I S‘< '• .1 ‘ ^ 1 i;. I- V- ... 3 i * ■ f. •- . r ' **-• -f ?< v .-V -vai* a Site},” f>« U ' * I -• V 6 .hr /■; V i t-- f or - -‘‘t .-r. i,at.t; r.-itf Y; , Y''> f.. t? t « f v ’ j>. a“ ’ V 3 , .,1' Tc ... *-F t «• 6 A • - \ (<■.}*. * ** ^Aual »• y. i 'erg-'. " ’K f V. v . . rtr. i. tk’ii - '. ■•■TV F VF .' a- *A#l*f.-.\a vjrA 4.A.V ■ . MARTHA BERRY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. A Christian Home School for Country Girls. An ideal Chris¬ tian home, where, in addition to a thorough course of study, the girls are taught hcnsp-keeping, cooking, sewing, laundering, gt.r dening, h'.nie-dn rvnig etc., in a word, the making id' » home. A school for gills of limited means but high ideals. Kumle r of srn denfcs limited to $60 Fees $50 a year. Second Fall Term begins Septennial’ 14. For full informa¬ tion, address Miss Alberta Patterson, Priii Mount Berry, G