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Jv I ” / 7 LOCAL LIHCS. up Mr. Ludui Davis, of Atlanta, was Sunday. Mr. George Welch, of Atlanta, was here Sunday. Oat Minute Cough Cure, cures. That Is wliat It was mods tsr. Mr. W. C. Me Bray er had a good horse to die last Monday. Dallas has more slcknes now than for ■any years before. DoWIM'n Witch Howl Salvo Mr. R. T. Moon is nearing completion Ms new residence at Hiram. Ono Minute Cough Cure, cures That Is what It was asSs tsr. School books tot Mile or exchange at thla office. Davis & Finch sell the fa mous Baldwin Fertilizer for wheat. DeWttt’e Colic A Cholera Cura. Mr. G. W. Lawrence has been very ■lek for the last few days. Mr. J. C. Watson snd fsmlly hare been visiting relatives near Marietta this week. DaVis & Finch have now on hand Bagging and Ties. Homes in Cullman Co., Ala. I have some fine farms and unimproved landi for sale, cheap for cash, or on three to Ore yearly Installments. Write or come within Ihe next SO days. ' Will G. Brown, Cullman, Ala. Messrs. D. F. Wheeler snd J. M. John- ■on left for Birmingham last Monday morning. Davis A Finch have Gold en Machine Oil, Red Engine Oil, best Harness Oil and Cylinder Oil, cheap as the chapest. Mr. J. H. Vrerland received a telegram •tatlng that Mrs. J. C. York, of Rock- mart, died last Sunday' eveuing. Webster’s Primary and Common School Dictionaries for sale at this office, 48 and 78 cents. Davis & Finch sell the fa mous Baldwin Fertilizer for wheat. Messrs Wystt Lee and G, W. Helmt were appointed as jury revisers ut last term of court. When you call for DeWlll’s Witch Ha- ■el Salve the great pile cure, don’t ac cept anything else. Don’t tie talked into accepting a substitute, for piles, for sores, for burns. A. J. Cooper A Co. Rev. Olln King, of Ilockmnrt, wllj p each at the Methodist church next Sun. day at 11 a. m. More than twenty million free samples of DeWlll’s Witch Hazel Helve have been distributed by the' manufacturers. What better proof of their confidence It its mer its do you want? It . cures piles, burns, scalds, sores, In the shortest space of Ume. A. J. Cooper A Co. The war between tire United States and Spain la orur, and politics will now receive some attention. There will likely be a warm time in Georgia for (be uext few weeks. One Minute Cotigh Cure suprises people by its quick cures and children may take jt in large quantities without the least danger. It has won for itself the best reputation of any preparation used to-day for colds, croup, tickling in the throat or obstinate coughs. A. J. Cooper A Co. Mr. W. F. Carter exhibited a boll of open cotton at our office last Monday. It was well matured aud very fair li it. DeWltt's Witch Hazel Snitfe tins the largest sale ef any Salve in the world. This fact and its merit bus led dishonest people to attempt to counterfeit it. Look out for Ihe man who attempts to deceive you when you call for DuWilt’s Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cure. A. J. Cooper A Co. Mrs. Joe Ragsdale, after a few days’ ill ness, died last Saturday morning at her home in Dallas, and was interred in the New Canaan cerhtery Sunday morning- She leaves a husband and three children and many friends and relatives to whom we tender our sympathies in their he. reavement. i System Run Down Hood's Sarsaparilla Built Her Up and Qavs Strength Rheumattem Cured end No 8ymp* tarns Nave Ivor Returned. By purifying the blood, toning the Moinach, end creating an appetite, Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives new strength to the week and run down system. Read whet it did for this Indy: “My system became run down until I was hardly abla to go. A neighbor told me about Hood's Sarsaparilla and I began taking It. In a short time I had increased several pound! in weight and waa able to do all my housework. Since thee I hod an attack of rheumatism and they gave me Hood’s Sana partita and it ••rad me. I have never felt any aytnp- tema of rheumatism since.’’ Mrs. Hin- Die Toes, Red Bolling Springs, Tenn. HoOd’S 8 pariu"a Is tha Bast—In tact the One True Dlood Purifier, ■old by ell druggists. (■; six lor |6. Hnnd't Dills are the best attcr-dluner aauvu a r Ills puis, aid digestion, siwv Mesdamos Emma and Oils Rnv ad the family of Mr. R. I». OuiT _ Rockmnrt last week. The Rev. W. B. Costley, of Stoekbridge On., while attending to his pastoral duties at Ellenwood, that state, wits attacked by cholera morbus. He says: "By cltanc happened to get hold of a bottle of Cham berlain's Colie, Cholera and Dlnrrheoa Hrtnedy, and I think it was the means of saving my life. It relieved me at once.’' For sale by A. J. Cooper A Co. Messrs. Mark Twain and Bill N.trc, cor respondence for Tux N*w Era:—We ex. tend you our greatest thanks and high appreciation for your klmlnes to our firm in your last article to Tiik Nkw Era. Wishing you much success ns newspaper correspondents and otherwise, we arc yours very truly. W. P. Cooratt & Brothrr. TAKE ONLY the best when you • need a medicine. Hood’s Sarsapa rilla ia the best blood purifier, nerve and stomach tonic. Get. HOOD’S* The quality of the blond depends much upon good or had digestion and assimila tion. To make the blond rich in life and strength giving constituents use I)r. J. II. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier; it will nourish the proper ties of the blood from which Ihe elements if vitality are drawn. Price 50c and £1 a bottle. Messrs. W. A. Harris, F. M. Norton and J. W. Hay were selected by the grand jury as members of the county hoard of education. They are good men and wc think will mnke good members. We feel confident they will not hesitate in the dis charge of their duties as required by law. Mr. Hay is probably the. youngest man Unit lias ever lieen appointed as a mem ber of the hoard in this county, hut bin experience as a tcaclicr eminently quali fies him for the rcspoBlblc positiou lo which he lias been appointed: . The Wiser Way. How fresh and rosy you look, Nora,’’ exclaimed Isabel, who had just returned from the beach, and was greeting her friend. ‘‘Yes, dear," replied Nora, "I am furl ing splendidly, ru I mamma says ] have an alarming appetite." Where in the world have you been since I saw you?" I have remained at home,” replied Nora, ‘‘and hnve worked hard every day. But have been taking that wonderful medicine, Hoon’s Sarsapa-illa, and it lias done me, oh, so much good. You see l always like to feel well when I go away and I leave for the mountains next week ’’ Mr. J. W. Spinks rallied this year one of the largest watermelons we have seen Its weight being righty-five and one-h.-df pounds. Are You Palo 9 E aty to Take asy to Operate Hood’s Pills! 1 E Are your: hollow end your lips white? Is your appetite poor end your di gestion week? Is your flesh soft end have you lost in weight? These are symptoms of 4 anemia or poor blood. 4 They are just as frequent in the summer as in the « winter. And you can be cured at one time just as 4 well as another. Scott's Emulsion of cod Uvtr oil •with hypo- phosphites will certainly An features peculiar to Hood's Pills. Small In ( help you. Almost everyone else, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man ^ can ufce an( j j t wi j| not - ^ disturb the weakest stom- * It changes the light color of ( poor blood to a healthy and rich .. .... J red. It nourishes the brain i gives mI4: “Tom never know you __ li power to the nerves. It brines I. HoodeOo!! P111 ft 1 1 ^ y0Ur0ld Wd * h ‘ “ rtngt ^ proprietors. Lowell, Mass. ■ ■ ■ | MM seijr pun to take wan Hood’s Basmawflla DAVIS & FINCH EVER ON THE ALERT FOR BUSINESS, Now offer sonic closing out Bargains in summer goods, not to be touched by wo^gld-be competitors. Remember we are in business to do business and if you fail to patron i/e us and lose our patronage you injure yourself. Wc are doing all wc can for Paulding county; let our people show their appreciation of home by patronizing home institutions, £ not only aid them when money is scarce, hut buy all they have to sell winter or mer, Wc buy more from our customers than wc sell them. How many merchants in this section can cay as much? Call on us when in town. Command us, we are at your service. Yours to Please, Davis & Finch. WANT HIM FOR SENATOR. A prominent citi zen of Fish circulated a petition among the people of his com munity urging Hon. W. 0. Bunn to make the race for the Senate, and in addi tion to the numerously signed petition he received strong letters from three of tho best known minlstersjand most Influential citizens of that section.—Rev. E A. Camp, Rev. J. Davis aud Rev. M. F. Waddell. Tile aforesaid citizen hands in the letters for publication. MU. CAMP'S t.KTTXH. Flan, Os., July 14th, ’!>8. Dear Friend:—I have a petition Tor W. Bunn now before me. As you well kinitv, 1 am a minister of the Gospel anila Yury old man. It wrjuhlnot lie becoming iu me to sign petitions for anyone, hut Col. Bunn Is my choice to represent us from this county in the 88th Senatorial district. As we hnve no better men In ounti'y, nor more competent men for the place, I will vote for ldm and hope all my friends iu Polk, Haralson and Paulding will support him, regardless of party, as he Is nil honest, truth.ul, Christian gen tleman, has never stooped of mv knowl edge to political or dirty tricks for the sake of office or popularity. Please do all you c.nu for him provided he can he got to run for. the office, und you will greatly oblige your old friend. E. A. Camp. 1.HTTH.lt FROM MR. DAVIB. 1-.all, Ga., Ju'y 14(1: '08. Dear Sir:—I do not think it would bo becoming in me to sign the petition which you have sent me requesting W. C. Bunn to represent us from the 88th Senatorial listrict, as I am a minister of the Gospel, and It does not seem right to me as such to he dabbling in polities. For that rei.n on only, I refuse to sign It. although I will east my ballot fnr W. C. Bunn to represent us in the Senate, k towing him as 1 do to he honest and ti.ill’fi’ 1 and a straight-forward gentleman in every re spect. I hope you ell may get him lo run and slice- ssfidly elect him, regardless of party, as I believe the people would have ns good a Senator us Georgia nITords and one as competent and as impartial to fill the place as Georgia affords.. I remain us ever your friend, J. Davis. mu. waddAi.i.’s I.KT-fHR. Fisii, Ga., Aug. 8d, 18l)h. Col. W. c. Bunn: Dear Sir:—A pet* t lon was presented ire some time ago j soliciting you to become a cand'date to represent us from the KSth Senatorial dis- j trict of Georgia, and I signed it for your I Since signing it I have had the pleasure of reading two letters from l.vo of you: I neighbors residing in l’olk county, hot'i 1 addressed to Mr. II. li. Brewer- me writ- tch by our beloved old brother, Rev. E. A. Camp, and the other by Rev. J. Davis, two of as good men as Polk county af fords. You do nol know how much good it docs me to see such men asking and re questing to have our people represented by n straight-forward mail, end one tlint is clear of low-down, dirty polilieal tricks, and one tlmt the people l aow where to tiiui him. I cm also proud to leant that ‘ FOR WORMS and other bowel com plaints to which chil dren are liablq there fo no medicine equal to AYER'S PILLS" Mits. A. CASEY, Pigott, Ark, country people are tired of voting for po litical "tricksters" of any party. I am furthermore proud that the Democratic parly has seen fit lo nominate the choice if the people of the country. The nomination of political tricksters liy the Democratic party heretofore with- out the consent of tho country people lisa enused a great spilt among our country people. I do hope nml pray Ihnt the nms- inntlon of such men us yourself will bring the people hack together anil make it a “olid Booth one more time. I jim proud that I have had the pleasure of your acquaintance. I furthermore •rust that every God-loving and God-fear ing man of every faith and order will turn on the day of your election and east their ballot for your success, so that we can say the i)8th Bcunlmiai district has n s good a representative as liny district in Georgia. I remain as ever your brother in Christ. M. F. Waudrm.. Uncle Joliny Cain Inis placed u • nice side walk of stone iu front of the store rooms occupied by W. P. Cooper A Bro. At hut little expense we could have good sidewalks in the business part of town, and In such weather as we have recently had they are badly needed. A little more pride would probably add much to the convenience and comfort of the town. Mr. G. P. Matthews Dead. Mr. Peter Matthews, one of Pautdlng's most respectable citizens, died at his home wear High Hhoiila church last Sun day night, it is supiRiscd ef heart failure. He attended church on Bunday, and took sick during the night, living lint a short time. He wus buried at High Bhoitls church Moniluy. 11c leaves a wife and several children, to whom wc extend our sympathies. Mr. Matthcwa waa reared in this court* ty, and was one of our best citizens, qulef t unassuming, one who looked after his af fairs and never muddled with others—In short a model citizen, an upright Christian gentleman. Are different from all other medicines. Bach performs a specific duty, thus doing away with drastic purgatives and curing by the Mild Power Theory. One Pink Pill touches the liver, re- moves the bile, the bile moves the bowels. The Tonic Pellet docs the rest. Have one? Sample free et eny store. Complete Treatment, 25 doses 25c. Brown Mfg. Co., N. Y. a Crceaevillc, Teas. JSA r SOUTHERN Rftiim ftrfcMltl to IM J«lf 4, MM. Wl STATION*. fair Uimtunnotfu.., Ar Dalton Ar Horn* Ar Atlanta Lv Atlanta Ar Macon Ar Jtmup Ar BverMt Ar JackMonvIlla - . GV Jtittup A rJaokiioaYHIe.. Lv fcvuratt7.7 Ar Brunswick.... IKE .KBS liton 7. mpai ftm ffdlwn l.aftpm Twain A Warn tdiopm 13 10am |.«4a« A 03am A Warn SRS 0.06pm 9.76pm IA iftpm 1.16pm AjOpm No. to carries Pullman Bleeping Oar Chat* tanooga to Atlanta. No. 14 currtee Pullman Bleeping Oar and Dap - nachc4 Chattanooga to JaonnonYille and At* lanta to lirunewtoM. No. 0 carrier Pullman Bleeping (tor rhattn* nooga to Atlanta iranr NTATfOM*. r,vXtlunta . .7, Ar llotur Ar vatton Ar That tanooga... Lv Chattanooga... Ar Ilurgln Ar liDiington Ar Loulftyllle Ar rtnclnnaii -. t«v Chattanooga... Ar Nawhvllle . HoTT JMam io.*)am “ttK fftUpm Tikrni Wftpml liKam I 440am I iAptn 466pm to Chattanooga n carrion Pullman Bleeping Car Atlanta Innatl and Chattanooga to LouInrUle. No. tf I No. l£ 'iHfcuniiO.oopti 406um 110*5 4Warn 4 Warn to Cincinnati HTATlOWfl. Ly Chattanooga Ar Knoivlllo.. Ar Morristown Ar Hot Sprlnite Ar ArfhnvIUo Ar SallMhury Ar Orconnboro Ar Itulnluh Ar Norfolk Ar Wa hinjrton..,... Ar Now York. No. A f 40am II Mam 1.31pm x 11pm 4Kpm II. Plain I. lftpni 6.40pm e.fWpm l.40nm 7.60am AliJiirn I2.ilprn 4.00nra Aionm 0.00(1 m It 10pm tttpm Skin Diseases. For the speedy and permanent cure of tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is without an equal. It relieves the itch ing and amarting almost Instantly and its continned use effects a permanent cure. It also cures Itch, burber's itch, scald head, sore nippleB, itching piles, chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and granulated lids. HTATIONM. No u « 6.00PU) 446pm 416am 7.00«m Lv Uljtttiunoogu...... ft Ai Knoxville. • Ar Morrlntown Ar HrUtol Ar WttRhington. Ar Now York. uni) SullHliury to Richmond m-rtvlns Itieti- monil 0.40 n.m. also Pullman .Sleeping Car Ureen«tioro to Nurfolk. No. ID Is solid train Chattanooga to Salis bury, with Pullman Sleeplnr Car Cbuttanonsa to Sullabury und Sullabur) to New York with out cliutnro. No. 4 l.mpm B.Mpm T.tnam I.SUpm No. S carries Pullman Sleeping Car Chatta nooga to Washington ted Chattanooga to New York without ckange. No. 4 carries Pullman Bleeping Car Knox ville to Dri tot. WIT aTATiofta. Rome Ar AnnUton Ar Birmingham. Ar Selma Ar Meridian Ar Now Orlaan* Ar jaoknon..7.. Ar Vlokeburg .. Ar Shreveport.. tNo. It'i fNo. tT ItRo. fNo. Y.iiOnml t-Sopm f.v Rome.... ar (.UMB iSk 6.40pm fi.67pm|Ar Oedaden. ar AflOara If I r DAHLONEGA, GA A college education ill the reach of all. A.B., B.S.. Normal and nuelucus MAn’e couraeii. Ciood laboratorlen; healthful. Invigorating cli mate; military dincipl!nc; good moral and Dr. rady’. Condition Powder, for horses are the best tonic, blood purifier ( rom $75 t o giso a year; board la dormitories and vermifuge. Price, 25 cents. Sold by “ ' ■ " For sale by A. J. Cooper & Co. or private families. Special license conrso tor teachers; full faculty of nine; all under the control of the University. A college prepar- atory claan. Co-cducatioit of eexes. The Inati* tutloit founded specially for students of limited means. Send for catalogue to the President. Jos. S. Stbwakt, A.M UOOD’S Sarsaparilla is the One n True Blood rurifler, Great Ncrvo Tonic, .Stomach Regulator. To thou- Bumis iU great merit It KNOWNi l. I0»m If. «l*m 10.00pm XUpm T.sopm tasunro viftom il.sitam T.tupa 6.40pm AWbrn Ar C_ - _aoopn:! 7. lopoe Ar Attttlla Ivl fcgtnm SSSsm ♦ bally except Sunday. | Sunday only. F. R.UANNON.Sdv.P. * O.W., Washington. D.C J. M. CULP, Trsf. Mgr.. Washington. D. Ct W. A. TUItK, O. P. A-. Washington, D. C a A. UKNSCOTEH-. AO.».A,Chattanooga,Tern We Club THE NEW ERA with The Weekly Constitution, The Weekly Journal, Tlie Thrice-a-Week World, The Twicc-a-weekGlohc-Dcmocraf, 11.50 The Twiee-a-weck Courier-Journal, (1.80 Twlec-a-wcck Detroit Ffee Frcgs, S1.8 Home and Furm, - (1.10 (1.80 (1.20 (1.45 ■m