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• p I BECHT PIANO COMPANY - * ArAXI'I’AC'riJtKRH AND DEALERS IN AND ORGANS. ’P factory and save you the expense of a middle man and the enormous . other expenses connected with the same. You run no chance of getting a second-hand piano, polished w 1 ) and made to lo °k li ke nevv > hut we agree to ship Direct From The Factory To YOU. |HHI PIANOS $165.50 and up BRGANS $3 j.OO and up * OLLOWING PIANOS: Mehlin & Sons, Brambach, Becht Pianos, Apolloette Artistic Piano Player, Highest iquality and price. Established in 1823. Sold by us for over 25 years Price $l5O. Before you buy, drop us a line and let us send you catalog prices in our line. - fY ’ begHt piano gompany, Southern office, 62 North Fcrsyth Street, Atlanta, Georgia. p e ‘ 1 BuikHng, 32 U w York City 2 Cbe Hew South J wPHrs. ||fc ffIKH.LAK A YEAR IN ADVANCE ?ot '.me are n °t res i K,n bit fbitWviewsot 'itfc .coniributorr- ADVER'BISING RATES. O*« inch one month SI 00 Two inches ore months 1 75 Three inches one month. 2 25 * Six months or yearly contracts made Y*own on application, Local notices, cards of thanks, etc., five cents Ptr line. The nearer the time comes to nominate candidates for state and county officers in this state, the was mer it gets. It will get heat before it is over. MMWBpdt i?en< of Dmmla-vilh rest on the guber naPwl race this week—-didn’t get an Atlanta paper on account of wreck and washout on Son th Hon. Clark Howell and Hun. Hoke Sndth are making a warm campaiflM for governor. If nei ther of them are nominated, (he ICcmstituMon and Journal will have wasted a great deal of paper When will Douglas county hold the iricnary to nominate candidates for representative Illi countypffirers? About fifty , wanties ha|e already fixed the tame. is the matter with tneKxecutive Committee of this conntv? The committee to work up the money for the big fair to be held in Atlanta in 1915) is now engag ed in raising 1500,009 by popular subscription. When this half million dollars is subscribed the fair is an assured fact. About two hundred thousan dollars of this amount has been subscribed already. When this amount is Used Congress wjll be asked to grant several millions of dollars Everybody in Georgia and the South should work for this enter prise. It will do a great work fur all the South. [HON. JOE Tvrffr T ’ Will Speak Here One Day During Second - Week of Court We are authorized to announce that Hon. Joe Hill Hall will speak hero one day of the second week of Douglas superior court and will how to the line on the gubernatorial and legislative re form ideas. Air. Hall says we must have men in the legislature who will, when elected, stand up for the needed reforms when they get in the general assemble?. His main fight is against free passes; in favor of child labor bill and other reforms. Dr. J. R. McKoy, candidate for representative, is a pretty good hand shaker, so claim his friends. * We are directed to say, by one' of his triends: McKoy “stands for what, the people want.” Ist. In favor of abolishing the use of free passes on anv of the rail roads by members of the legisla ture. 2nd. Favors bill to pro hibit child labor in cotton mills and other places which have been before the legislature. 3rd To pension all ex-confederate soldiers as well as other reforms the people demand I know Dr. McKoy well and he now and always has been a ■ perfect gentleman. He is a man [ of his word, a good doctor and business man, straightforward in • all things.” We have published the above, but hereafter the friends of the candidates who desire to publish commendation of their favorite candidates must make arrange ments with the paper before the J date of publication. Hon. A. J. Cobb. | Hon. A. J. Cobb, justice of the • supreme court, is spoken of for I Chancellor of the State I’niver : I silty. He is the best man for I the place in the state. GIVE US A. W. SMITH— FOR DIRECTOR GEN® \ The people’outside of Atlanta TVs well as his many friends in ; tee city of Atlant want to see Hon. Alexander W. Smith elect ed Director General of the Great Fair foa Atlanta in 1910 He is the right man for the position. He is a gentleman, a , man of ability, a lawyer stand ing at the head of his profession, wideawake and has never failed to make a success of anything he undertook. —— Grand Jury for May Term Superior Court. Judge Bartlett was in Doug lasville last Wednesday and drew grand and traverse juries for May term of court, 1906, as fol lows : T. S. Boyd, L. J. Smith, M. B. Watson, S. A. Griffith, W. T. Barron, V. F. Ergle, W. K. Dur ham, L. S. Enterkin, J. R. Ben son, J. W. Renfroe, J. M. Banks, J, B. Thomason, Jesse Abercrom bie, J. E. Phillips, Peter Brown, Sr., T. H, Selman. E. B. Mc- Whorter, W. H. Johnston, W. W. Walden, Benjamin Watkins, J, I. Giles, J. H. Burnett. S. A. McGouirk, O. P. Owens, W. H. Wifiiainson, J. E. Foster. J. A. McLarty, E. R. Stewart, W. J. (’amp, C. O, Dorsett. Traverse Jurors First Week May Term, 1906. J. F. Furr, J. P, Watkins, A, J. Watkins, J..E. Harbin, Hiram Waldrop, G. W. Strickland, D. P. Burson, J. M. Willoughby, C. R. Allen, A. C. Waldrop, J. H. Hines, W. E. Huey, J. T. Stamps W. W. Strickland, John Jacobs, J. B. Phillips, J. IL Shaddix, N. B Duncan, E. T. Vansant, F. M. Wilson, W. P. Walker, J. R. Skinner, A. J. Waldrop, A. S. Baggett, P. 0. Burnett, J. C. James, E. A. Morris, C. H. Ma roney, W. H. Brown, W. J. Houseworth, J. A. Watson, I, Bearden, J. A. Webb, J. W. Norred, J. A. Benson, 11. J. Mills. | Second Week. L. O. Meadows, R. L. Henley, A. J.| Morris, W. L. McK ft. > J. F. i. . i:■ i;- F.‘ J. Yanc-f-y, M- <. W. White, J. W. Bingham, W. W. Bearden, J. W. Bur ! nett, J. B. Cowan, S. I. Waltom, J. V. Baggett, P. G. Gamp, A. B. Stovall, T J. Brewer, A. N- Stone, J. A. Reed, Hiram Bobo, John T. Baggett, C. H. Watkins, A. T. ■Tucker, Sr., Ryburn Baggett. DON’T THIS RING TRUE If you will go over your books and pick out all the accounts that you are satified in your own mind you can never collect and send them tons, we will guarantee to turn most of them into money. That you may feel safe in tak ing our word, we will upon appli cation send you the names of at least ten firms whom you will know for whom w T e have done what, we want toxin for you. Another point, we guarantee to collect five times as much mon ey as onr fee amounts to before asking commissions, and then all we ask is six per cent. —the— NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY WASHINGTON, D. C. Wanted. Five girls and seven boys to prepare for good paying positions as bookkeepers or stenographers by July Ist. Absolutely certain. Write for full particulars; state age, education, occupation, also if vou would like a copy of our free catalog. Atlanta Com’l. College. Atlanta, Ga. 24 1-2 AV hi teball Street. COUCH I AND CU R E THE L i w, ”Br. King’s | I Nsw Discovery CONSUMPTION Prior OUGHSand 50c & SI.OO OLDS Free Trial. Quickest Cure for all iWttWMKAT and LUNG TROUB f Y BACK. I T ; Hrmounce incuts |! Hon. Price Edwards Announces For Judge of Tallapoosa Circuit. We are authorized to announce the name of Price Edwards as a candidate for Judge of the*Talla- Doosa Circuit at the primary election to be held at such time as may be fixed by the State Democratic Executive Commit- ! tee. To The Voters of Douglas County. ■ I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of County Treasurer, sub- 1 ject to the action of the demo cratic white primary and, if elected, promise as I have done' in the past, to faithfully perform I t he duties of the office to the best t interest of the people and as re-, quired by law, and most earnestly < solicit the support of all qualified voters. Very respectfully, T. A. Jackson. C. W. McGouirk Announces for Sheriff, To the voters of Douglas conn-I t y: I take this method of announ- 1 cing my self for re-election to I the office of Sheriff of Douglas county, subject to the primary' election, which will be hereafter ordered by the Executive Com mittee of this county. If elected, I pledge myself to execute the duties of the office , to the best of my ability and as required by law. Respectfully, C. W. McGoutrk. To the Voters of the Tallapoo sa Judicial Circuit. By the primary election to be held in the summer of 1906, a candidate for Solicitor General’ of tho Tallapoosa Judicial circuit will be nominated. Having a desire to serve the State and People in that capac ity. I offer myself for the nomi-| nation, and should I be selected for that high and responsible po sition, I pledge you an honest, clean and a thorough administra tion of the duties pertaining to said office. Conscious of the fact that this office belongs to th? people, or to him to whom they see proper to delegate the trust, 1 naturally solicit your favorable consider ation of my candidacy and a lib eral support for this high trust. A. J, Camp. Dallas, Ga., Jan’. 23, 1906. from 1 announce myself as a candidate ' for representative at the white primary to be held at such time as may be fixed by the Executive Committee of Douglas county. If I should, be elected I pledge myself to support a bill similar to those heretofore introduced making it penal for members of the legislature to ride on free passes on any of the railroads in ithe state, believing as 1 do, that ’ members of the general assem- I bly should be free to act in the interest of the people on all ques tion affecting the corporations. I I further promise, in the event of my election, to support the child labor bill, as 1 believe some legislation is needed to prevent children of tender age from work ing in cotton mills and other- J manufacturing establishments i which are 1 iable to endanger their health. I would favor liberal appropri-j ation to the public schools, as I I believe that ail of our children j should have the best education! jthat it is possible for us to give' ! them. J. R. McKoy, j — j I Women as Well as Bn Pre Made Miserable by Kidney and Blafe Trouble. Kidney trouble ?r-»ys upon the mind, > discourages and lessens ambition- beauty, i vigor and cheerful- Q ness soon disappear rTnifry w^en kidneys are out or der or dis- . eased. ■’ Pr' Kidney trouble has I f become so prevalent : that it is not uncom- t I /y yVt lllO,l for a child to be '' '-■(Jf %V' A 'i~ born afflicted with j -weak kidneys. If the i child urinates too often, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reachesan age when it should be able to control the passage* it is yet afflicted with bed-wet tiug, depend upon it, tbccause of the diffi culty is kidney trouble, and the first , step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble i• due to a diseased condition of the ki'.hi vs and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. I Women as well as men are made miser able with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold by druggists, in fifty- cent and o:ic--«.lollar size bottles. You may have a s miple bottle by mail free, also a Homo ot Swajap-Root. pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root, including many of the thousands of testi monial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton, N. V., be sure and mention this paper. Don’t make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, Binghamton, N. Y.» on every bottle dxrsticellof DouglasyjHe, z Ci 6orgia, I have secured in the Court House at Douglasville and can be found there at roost any hour in the day. Bus iness intrusted to me will receive prompt attention. Moderate charges for approving papers, writing deeds, mortgages, contracts and other obliga ti, ns. Z. DOI?SBTT, Attorney-at-Law. Douglasville, Georgia. Will practice in all the Courts of Doudas County and elsewhere bv spec, contract, ah business will redeye prompt attention. 'BOBEKTS & HUTCHESON Attorneys-at-Law. DOUGLASVILLE, GA. ! »Viil practice in all the courts, State and j Federal, as well as the Supreme Court ’ All business will receive promp • tion. Attorney-at-Law, OFFICE IN COURT HOUSk. I solicit the business of those wb i may have legal business to attend to. Ga., JAMES. Attorney-at- Law. OFFICE IK C OURT HOUSE. Engage in the general practice of Law and attend all Courts. Reasonable fees charged. DOUGLASVILLE, - GEORGIA. L. R. RAY. Attorney-at-Law. ATLANTA, GA. Office 3d Floor, Temple Court j Will practice ix all the courts of the 1 city of A ’janta, and especially solicits the J patronage of the people ofJXwGglas coun ty. W rite or call to Setrldni T. W. Kucker c. D. Camp RUCKER & CAMP, Lawyers. 300 & 801 Temple Court, Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta Telephone 1947. We will practice in all the Courts, State and Federal.