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DEVOTED TO THE UPBUILDING' AND PROGRESS OF DALLAS AND PAULDING COUNTY.
VOL. XXI.
Dallas, Paulding County, Georgia, May 15, 1903.
Wm. 8 With am, Elbkrt Davis,
President. Vice-Pres.
Robt. D. Lxohakd,
Cashier.
THE BANK OF DALLAS, GA.
Established 1899.
“Nothing succeeds like snccesi," Is an old adaire that la very
true. The Bank of Dallas, from the days of its opeulng In 1899 to
the present time, has gone on, without interruption. In all of Its
business affairs ; but never before has It been so well prepared to
meet tbe demands and satisfy the needs of its customers. It your
patronage and Influence have, in any degree, conoibuted to the
success of our business, we thank you for it. If. as yet, you are
not a customer let this be your invitation to become one. We will
endear,>r to matte it both agreeable and profitable for you to do
business with our (tank. \ word to those who mny keep money
around their homes : Never should your home lie made the hid
ing place for money, because every time you do it you run the tisk
of ’osing *t, and worse than that, you endanger your lift, which is
worth more to you titan much flue gold. Deposit your money in
the Bauk of Dallas. Your neighbor keeps bis tnonev witli us, why
not you ? We know our capacity. We do not accept any busine-s
that we canuot carry out.
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W. M. ELSBERRY,
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Manufacturer of all Kinds of Lumber,
Such as Flooring, Ceiling, Moulding, and all kinds of building material in both
rough and dressed lumber. Heart flooring a specialty.
When in need of anything in my line give me a call or address as above. Cau
HU orders on short notice.
Also Call on me for Columns, Balusters,
Spindles, Etc.
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The resenches of the last few
years have furnished us-with
the lost constitution of Aris
totle.
If the exporter pays the tax
American farmers should pro
fit by the abolition of the Bri
tish import tax on cereals.
President Roosevelt has de
generated into the baby kiss-
ing type nf office seeker. Few
men have proved a greater
disappointment to their friends.
It is said that almost every
adult in Manchuria carries an
American dollar watch and
amuses himself all evening
winding it up.
The consumption of mineral
wateis in the United States
has been increased enormous
ly until it now aggregates $18-
000,000 worth per annu m.
California’s output of gold
has been outdone by her gol
den orananges. The output of
the former, for last year was
$17,000,000 of oranges $18-
000,000. '
One-fourth of the people on
the earth die before the age of
six, one-half before the age of
sixteen, and one person in
every hundred lives to the age
of sixty-five.
New York now has the lar
gest hotel in the world. It
has ‘ 2,500 rooms and not a
single piece of wood or other
inflamable material enters in
to its construction.
A microscope which will
magnify 50,000 diameters has
just been invented. Even
this powerful instrument,
would fail to discover an
atom of partritism in the pro
tectionist manufacturer.
Railway wrecking cranes
are now made with a capacity
of 50 tons. Such cranes will
lift a loaded freight car, the
smaller engines and even large
engines when the easily de
tachable parts are removed.
The husky southern mule
must yield the palm to the
sturdy microbe which in re
cent experiments has been
fired out of a gun into steriliz
ed gelatine and has thereafter
waxed strong and niutiplied.
The English commissioners
who recently visited the Unit
ed States to study the condi
tion of labor here say that
gambling among laboring men
is unknown, as campared with
the same classes in Great Bri
tain.
The politcians say that if
Grover Cleveland is nomiated
only Senator Hanna can defeat
him. Senator Hanna, while
preserving the confidence of
the capitalists and monopolists,
manages to pose as the work
ingman’s friend.
Four American gun point
ers on the battleship, Indiana
recently made a score of 100
percent firing 13 inch guns
at a target 17 by 21 feet, at a
distance of 1,600 yards, the
ship being under way and the
target stationary.
Notwithstanding the exist
ence of a large quantity of
undigested securities, set en
railroads have recently voted
to increase their capitalization
by $230,000,000. When the
erase produced by over cap
italization eolmes it will inevit
able be changed to the party
in power, whichever party it
may be.
BLOuD.
We live by oitr blood, and on It. We
thrive or starve, an our blood Is ricli or
pot r.
'lliere U nothing else to live on or by.
When strength U fill' tnd spirits lilv-li.
wo ire being refreshed, bone, muscle and
brain, In body and mind, with continual
flow of rich blood.
Tills Is health.
When weak, in low spirits, no cheer,
no spring, when rest is not rust mid sleep
is not sleep, we are starved; our blood Is
poor; there is little nutriment in it.
Back of Ibe blood, Is fond, to krep the
*ilnod rich. When It fails, take 8,mil's
. mul-iion of ooil-llver oil. Il «,••• the
Wh >li body going Again—men worn am An I
UllIHl.
Once wealthy and of good par
entage, now penniless, a vaga
bond in jail and degraded. That
is the story of blind Burt Lnns-
ford, of Louisville, Cause? Need
less to usk. lie is one out of a
hundred thousand victims of the
saloon. Who cares? Do you?
Maybe you can’t help Lunsford,
but (lie saloon now is getting its
grip on a new generation. You
can help break its hold. Will
you help?—Baptist Argus.
quick Arrest.
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A woman can make herself be-
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The man who spends a dollar a
day on cigars and $2 on drinks is
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agance of the man who keepR a
horse instead.
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This U s Good World.
This is certainly a wonderful
world and well worth* living in,
says the Savannah Press. We sea
the handiwork of the divine •vei’y
day and everywhere in the situ,
the moon, the stars, the myste
rious beauty of the shifting sea
son, in the surprises, that beaet
us on every hand and in every
kingdom of the earth. We are
lost in udmirutiou of the beauty
of the world. We recognize its
symmetry and tiow down in wor
ship to its majestic plan. We see
in it the handiwork of a supremo
power before winch we are us
naught, hut we hate to acknowl
edge the conclusion and content
ourselves with the more letter of
ruvuretice, ignoring the spirit
that givetli eternal life. We
pluck the flowers for our own use,
not to please and delight, the
world and to make it sweeter mid
better than it is now. Ws cap
ture und cage a singing bird, not
that the world may enjoy, the
music, hut for our own enjoy
ment,, and when we drink of Cite
cooling springs wo fence them
in that, the world may not quench
its thirst at the same fountain.
This word could he made a hap
py one if we only observe the
golden rule. Thun - it brother's,
hand would never again he at a
brother’s throat. Then the rich
would no longer grind the poor
and Hunt, their generous sur
roundings in the fuces of the
humble and lowly. Then ti.e-
pgiuce would no longer disduiu.
hovel, nor the hovel envy tin*
puliice. Then our gteut penal
institutions could he torn down
and courts of justice ho abandon
ed.
Then Divec would no longer
dine sumptuously every day from
gold and silver while Lazuarus
crouched in rugs and (ought with
the dogs for the crumbs that feLl
from the table
Then no longer would one weep
in loneliness over burden while
the other danced the hours away
in an adjacent, ballroom Then
no longer would men thank heav
en that they are not like other
men. nor virtue shrink away in
horror from Mary Magdalene,
wan in her voiceless misery.
Then no longer would the fallen
he hounded into perdition while
the corrupter held his head high
and was made welcome even to
the saintliest, families. No long
er would the sleek und wellfed
professor of religion rob widows’
homes or steal the inheritage of
little children. No longer would
vice be crowned and sit in high
places, while honor went in rags
und crawled in the dust of de
spair. No longer would false
hood masquerade honesty and
receive the plaudits of the mul
titude, nor the leper wear the
purple while the pure went half-
clad. No longer would our courts
make a burlesque of justice or
delever the right to the wrong
for a few pieces of silver. No
longer would hypocrites kneel in
prayer, and as they did so push
from the altar the feeble and the
friendless.
When you want a pleasant physic try
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They are easy to take and pleasant
in effect. For sale by A. J. Cooper.
Put ginger in your business.