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The Great
W. P. COOPER & BROTHER’S
OR THUR8SAY, FRIDAY ARD SATURDAY, APRIL 7th, 8th ARD 9th. ARD WILL CONTINUE ALL THE SEASON.
T.’hey say blood tells; So docs taste and Style. All our Ladies’ Hats will be trimmed by two experienced hat trimmers, and with greatest skill and taste,
consist of new goods, the latest styles, at lowest prices, We invite you to come and inspect bur goods, feeling confident .the eloquence of excellence will compcll you
know we can save you money in purchasing your Millinery of us.
►LADIES WILL FIND A COMPLETE LIRE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.-
For Moil Boys and Children* We have added this line to our immense stock. We are going to give our attention more to to this line. We invite you to come and sec our
new lot just opened. WeNvill give you the best valqcs the market affords. Our clothing consist of the latest paterns, at moderate prices.
We can not describe every line wc sell but will mention some of our specialties: Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Suspenders, Hosiery, Gents' Furnig
— ruwws- Neckwear, Shirts, Underwear, Stationery, Perfumery, iind fact everything kept in a first-class Dry Goods store..
If you need anything in Hardware, Buggies, Wagons, Crockery, Queen’s Ware, Pocket Cutlery Groceries, call for what you nee
we have it. We sell every line of merchandise and buy everything you have to sell.
/ • , W. P. COOPER & BROTHER.
B. A. MUDOCK,
Jeweler, #
GEORGIA
etc., repaired
DALLAS, • •
sar- Watches, Clocks,
All w<Trk guaranteed.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
Pauldino Comity.
To ell whom It msy concern
J. 1\ GREER,
Dentist,
DALUS, - - " GEORGIA
Will dll nil kind of Dentn work; teeth
extracted without pnln. All work guar
anteed.jcyoillce in new Courthouse.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill n hottle or common glass with urln
snd let It stnnd twenty-four hours: a sadf.
ment or settling indicates a diseased con
dition of the kidneys. When urine stain,
linen it in positive evidence of kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire to 'urinate
or pain in the back, is also convincing
proof that the kidneys and bladder are
out of order
Wlmt To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that l)r. Kilmer's Swamp-
Ilnot, the great kidney remedy fulfills ev
ery wish in relieving pain in the back,
kidneys, liver, bladder and every p rt ol
theuriuary passages. It corrects inability
to hold urine and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine, or beer, and overcomes that ua-
pleasnnt necessity of being compelled to
get up many times during the night to n-
rinate. The mild snd the extraordinary
effect of ’Swamp-Root ir.soon realised. II
stands the highest for it. wonderfu. cures
of the most distressing cases. If you need
a medicine you should have the best. Sol
by druggists price fifty cents snd one dol
lar. You may have a sample bottle and
pamphlet both eent frae by mail, upon
receipt of three two-cent stamps to cover
cost of poitage on the liottle.
Mention The New Era and
•end your full post-office address to Dr.
Kilmer * Co., BiugasnUon. N. Y. Tk,
proprietors of this paper guarantee the
genuineness of this offer.
GEORGIA,
Paui,di*o County.
. (ne* vto.w..*. —. «im mrge satc,"Yho
Irldce Notice. ir of which was open, wore strewn
. ...... rnt as though some one had hurriedly
W(ll be let to the lowest bidder the con- f rr |, ( <j put the lock had not been
ir T. J. Iced, although It was one of thoso In-
misniuni mu tile i-aiouin.»» »• of Paulil- rate combinations dovlsed to balllo
the estata of Julia Trapp, deceased, hare , „ ....... -glars.
in due form applied to the underfilled for j"® °‘ °" '* * , Ufm " ‘ |,r ' ' the key of tlio safe was In tho lock,
Letter, of Dismission from..UExecutor. Cl * n '* nd -^Wcllo... can be seen a J « Marlon stated that It was tho one
ihlp, and I will pass upon said application under my hand ami f father always carried, Mr. 1 a ton
1 ’ u . ,,, official ilgnature. This Msrcli the 9, 1898. fl- ....
„Jr"r h r'Trrr;„ »«cttoimihu n «wMd B . n .«r t. j.x
Phillip and John Shed, Executors of McUn( , on . gIntlleU48dUli0 , M>of p MlW . i,
on ths first Monday in June next. Given
under my hsnd anil official signature, this
7th day of March 1898.
F. P. HUDSON,
Ordinary.
JSTATE OF GEORGIA, 1
Paui.oino County. I
To all whom it may concern:
F. 1*. HUDSON,
Ordluary.
STATE OF GEORGIA, I
Paui.oino County. j
To all whom It may concern:
N. J. Phillips, administratrix of the es-*-.^ table which was overturned bo-
s, in (J,
robably the old gentleman had him-
oponod tho sate when he was sur-
. id by tho assassin.”
|l du hot agree with you, sir,"said siie
co sergeant stliily. “it is iny imprus-
[i that this sate was openod by some
besides John Oakburn who knew the
biuatlnn. and who took the keys from
victim after killing him."
Possibly, ” assented ration.
tale of L. M. Phillips deceased, has, in ( 0 tbo dead man was righted, and pen.
All persons interested are hereby netl- due form, applied to the undersigned fork, naper, and a small clock which had
fled th«t if no good cause be shown to tlie )eHTe M „ tll(1 , tniU longing t |, e es-'lon upon the floor, wore replaced,
contrary, an order will lie grantedlby the ute of deceaaed, and said application that tl^do^k'h^i stopped
underdifned on th« otli day or April low, w m j )e fjeurcl on tlif flr*t Monday in April, twenty minutes of ono o’clock—the
establishing a change In the Dallas and n(lt This »lh day of Msrch 1898. ry time when Stuart iiarland had
Rockmart road as marked out hy the r->ad
H* "F 1
r ihat ]
Said change ta commence at the northeas
terly crossing of brook on lot of land No.
295 In the 2nd dlstiict and 8rd section of
said ceunty about one >nd three-fourth,
miles from the town of Dallas. Said road
to be changed so is to run east and paral
lel to brook running through lot No. 29#
and partly through lot No. 297 in said dts-
t ict and section, Intersecting with the
present road about midway between the
residence of J. H. Weaver and Mr*. Lucy
Piukard.'
F. P. Hudson, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, I
Paui.oino Countt. 1
To all whniu it may concern:
N. N. Beall, administrator on the
tateof Richard and Mary Manning, lateol
said county, deceased, 1ms in due form
applieil to the undersigned for letters of
dismission as administrator on said estate,
and I will pass upou said application on
the first Monday in April, 1898. Given
on let my hand and official aignatuie.
This the 3rd day of January, 1898.
F. P. Hudson.
Ordinary.
F. P. HUDSON, Ordinary.
THE WONDERS OF S1ENCE.
/akoned from a sound sleep.
-The murdered man clutched the table
d overturned it as be foil, and then
,, clock stopped. I infer therefore that
B shot which killed him was tired at
enty minutes of one o'clock,” Bald
i ton
Lun g Trebles and Consumption Can 'The ink yet on the pen may be ac
be Cured.
An Eminent New York Cliamiat and
Scientist Makes » FreeOffer to Onr
Keadeih. „
The distinguished New York chemist,
T. A. Slocum, demonstrating his discovery
of a reliable snd absolute cure for Con
sumption (Pulmonary Tulierculosis) and
all bronchial, throat, lung and chest dis
eases. stulilsirn, coughs, catarrhal affect
ions, general decline and weakness, loss’
of Desk, and all conditions of wasting n-
way, will smd THREE FREE BOTTLES
(all different) of his New Discoveries to
any afflicted reader of The New Eiia
writing for them.
His “New Scientific Treatment” lias
cured thousands permanently hy its time
ly usi, and be considers it a simple pro-
fesslonal'duty to suffering humanity to
donate a trial of his infallible cure.
Science daily develops new wonders,
and this gre-it chemist, patiently experi.
)tod as proof that tho victim of this
mo was engaged in writing Just before
was killed. Let us see If we cun dls-
rer what be wrote?” continued the de-
jtive
ie thon examined the papers on the
do, but be could find none that bad
n recently written.
-as ton shook his head as if he was not
ly satisfied.
Tbo office was divided into two com-
rtments, arid having now concluded
of- - .
OBITUARY.
Howelton, Ala.
As I Imva not seen anything in your pa
per from Hand Mouulan, I thought I
would write you few lines from this part.
We arc getting ready for anathcr 5-cent
cotton crop.
Some arc planting corn.
This is a line country; and Sand Moon
menting Tor years, has produced results t n (n i, nearly filled up with Georgia folk •
' I’ls with a feeling of sadness I under
take the solemn, yet pleasing task of will
ing something In loving memory of our
li lielnved friend und slater .Kuimii Mat
thews. When she breathed tier Inst Thurs
day Fehruaiy 10th at tier fathers home in
Atlanta, and was Interred st the Eliott
cemetery oa Saturday following, ltev. J,
M. Spinks conducting the funeral services
at her father'll house, as was her request.
A shor| hut noble life passed into the
keeping of liiin who gave. Aaotlu-r soul'
washed white In the blood of the land)
crossed over the river to greet loved ones
gone on before, ller's was a life filled
with kind deeds, with gentle thoughtful
ness tor others. She was al ways bright and
cheerful, scattering sunshine into lliellv.-s
11 of those with whom she came in contact.
Her most intimate friends never heard
llier speak an unkind word of another.
1 Her sickness iastsd a long lime, ami her
Jsiiffering was very severe, lint site Imre ii
tit with Christian patience. All was dene
iljjfor her that could be done by a loving
[husband, parents, relatives, friends and a
[skillful physician, lint nil in vain.
Slit- had been a consistent member of
'II New Hope church for shout eight years
fr She followed her Master in humility and
j faithfulness and died as she had lived,
mttrusting in G at. She lbved her .church
" and strenghened it hy her f.dthfuliies and
prnvers. She loved home and made it
attractive and beautiful hy her unadorned
simplicity slid goodness. Her husband
and parents have a princeless heritage left
them in the influence of lids Christian
woman: let them Imitate her- Godly ex
ample, then the sad farewell that wrung
their hearts at her grave will have been
only a good night shortly preceding a
glorious goial morning in the better home
beyond. A Fat end.
To all whom it may concern:
All persons interested are hereby noti-
tifled ilist if no good cause tie shown to j j,; April,
UEOHGIA,
Paulding Countt
To all whom it may concern:
W. L. Cochran, executor on the estate
of Jerry W. Wood, late of said county,
deceased, has in due form applied to the
undersigned for letters of dismission as
executor on said estate, and 1 will pass
upon said application on the first Moods V
1898. Given under Jmy
the contrary, an order will be granted by
the undersigned on the 5th day of April
1898, establishing a change in the public
road as marked out by the road commis-
missioners appointed for that purpose,
< oinmi-ncing at the Raccoon hill on the
Rtllesbero road and intersecting said road
hand and official signature. This 3rd day
of January, 1898.
F. P. Hudson,
Ordinary.
A Narrow Escape.
Thankful wordsjwrltlen by Mrs. Adu
E. Hurl, of Groton, S. I). "Was takm
with a laid cold which settled on my lungs:
i-omdi set in and finally terminated in
Shoe Mending.
Half soling, 10 cents, If leather is fura-
at tne head of hollow near the old gate ishad, or 90 ceuU
place, and running through tht land of material
R. C. Harris. I P rlc# *-
F. P. Hudson, Ordinary.
. .
as beneficial tohumunity as ran lie rlalm- , mt wn wo „l ( | |j K(! m orr nmviii a
ed hy any modern genlur. His assertion j ...mntry I cv.
that lung troubles and consumption arc 1 *™ *" the UL,a P° or ln “ 1 '/
curable in any climate is proren by I cr seen; land is cheap. 1 on can get land
"heartfelt letters or gratitude,” (tied in I f rom one to five dollars an acre. We
his American and European ialmralnrles , wve , l0( .i„ty, HIld wf have plenty of
o\ l thewi“rld. ,r0m ’ P ' 1 I Ic«go out any morning and ^."mjrtton. Four Doctors gave me up.
Medical experts concede that bronchial, ■ kill me a fine turkey for dinner. I hud a „ iv j n! , j eoiilil live but a short time. 1
chest and luax troubles lead to Consinnp- | ()J , rolling yesterday and I went out be- vp ln y„,.|f „j, m m y Savior, determined
tion, whicb, uninterrupted, means speedy for( , ll(( nn( | ki i|ed nle jolmler that jf j ( . ou i,i un t slay with my friends on
Simply write to T, A. Slocum. M. C„ I weighed twenty pounds. 1 would like | ] W oidd ineetinyahsentoncsahovc
98 Pine street, New York, giving postot-1 for some of the fox hunters to come out, i IUK | mm t was advised to get Dr. King’s
lice and express address, and the free , herc and ], ( .||, me lmve some fox rnces. i j; ew i)i„.„ vrr y for Consumption, Cough-
medicine Will lie promptly sent, suffer- more fax out herc than Carter , d Oo | d ,. i K „ V e it » trial, took -in all
ers should take instant advantage of hi. | ^ ^ , wouM like t() see ,„e-e few j e |, llttlottk ,.. cued me, and tlmnk
Antony to Cleopatra.
I am dying, Egypt, dying!
Ebbs me crimson life.tidi; ftisfr
And tint diirk, Phitonlnn rliiidnws
Gat tier nn the evening lihisl,
Let tin e arm, O queen, support me,
Hush III.' sobbs nil 1 bow thine fill'.
Listen to Hie great heart secrets.
Thou and thou alone must hear
Though my scarred und veteran legions
Bear llielr eagles high no mure,
'I hough my wrecked and sentt -red galleys
Strew dark Aetlum’-
Though noglllti ring guards surrnund mu
Prompt to do their muster’s will,
1 must perish like a Roman -
Die tlie gre 11riumvlr still.
Let not Caesar's servile minimis
Mock Cue lion Ilius laid low:
’Twus no foemiin's I land llmt felled him.
'Twus Ids mvn III il sirueli the blow —
Illds who, plllo ve I on thy bosom.
Turned aside from '{lory’s my
itis ivho, drunk wiili thy caresses,
Mildly Hues u world uwuy.
Should the bisc pleheluii rulilile
Dire assail my fame »t Home,
Where the noble spouse, Oeinvi.'i,
Weeps within l.er widowed Inline,
See k lier; say Ilia gods bear wit ie.-s—
Alters, augurs, circling wings—
That her blood, wiili nil lie com ntngleylf s
Yet -slnill mount the throiio of ?iugs.
And for thee, star-eyed Kgyptliui,
Glorious soiceress of the Nile,
Light my-path through Stygian duikncss
Willi tin splend ir of thy smile.
Give lot' esir thrones and kingdom*
In-t Ills blow und liniiel twine:
I can scorn nil ine.nier tilumplis,
Triumphing in love iii.e thine.
I am iljlng, Egypt, dying!
Hlirk! the insulting I'oemaii’s c-y:
They are coming-quick, my faUhlou!
Let me front them ere I die.
Aid no more amid the buttle
Shall my sou! exulting swell;
Isis and Osiris guard thee -
Cleopatra—Komi—furewill!
—William Haines Lytic.
and furnish th«
Pitching at corresponding
Leave them at New Era Office.
J. T. Muxs.
generous proposition.
Please tell the Doctor that you’saw hit
offer in Tux Nxw Eka.
DeWItt’s Witch Hazel Salva
• Ceres PIUs. »cel«s, Bares.
lilies in my next vain .hie |>u|ht.
W. II. Smith,
DeWItt’s Little Early Risers,
The fsaioas little pills.
God 1 mil saved and now a well and
healthy woman.” Trial bottles free a-
A. J. Cooper A Co.’s Drug Stoic.
Regular size 50c. and #1.00. Guarau
teed or price refunded.
The Sure La Grippe Cure.
There is no use Buffering from this
timid fill malady, if yon will ohh get the
right remedy. You are having puin all
through your body, your liver is out "f
order, have no appetite, no life or iimlii-
1ioii, have a bad cold, in fart are complete
ly used up. Electric ltiturs is the oi !>
remedy that will give you prompt i
sure relief. They act directly on v
Liver. Stomach 11111 Kidneys, tone up
whole svstem and n uko you feel like
new being They arc guaranteed or mu
ev refunded. For Sale lit A. J. Coopty A
Co.’s Drug Store, only 5dc. per hotq