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Notice To Our Subscribers Owing to the increase in postage, pa per, and everything connected with our busi ness it is absolutely necessary for us that we collect all due on subscription.' W have managed as best wo could during the year, and have not asked for money from our subscribers. In doing so we have been compelled to incur some obliga tions which are about due, and we will certainly appreciate it if those who are due us will call and help us At Once if Possible A statement showing your standing with us has or will be mailed to you. Asa token of our Appreciation of your early attention to this matter and of your kind patronage, we have secured a limited number of fine CALENDARS, without an advertisement on them, and one to all paying for their paper while they last. Come at once as we only have a limited number. They will be an ornament to your home. J. B. Patterson. They Let Him Sleep * 'Since taking Foley Kidney Pitie i | / belieoa / am entirely cured and i F mm * l ujjh sleep soundly all night. " / H ' 71 Sfr * w# / Take two of Foley Kidney fV> P‘ lls w *th a glass of pure l?vtff)F ‘*''‘£''s' water a f* cr each meal and at \ bedtime - A quick and easy I <fco way to pu * a Btop t 0 your o° getting up time after time o<y) °° ( p o during the night. n/0 /mO °°o Foley Kidney Pills also stop I /-) X u q pain in back and sides, head- ache, stomach troubles, dis- Q }? 0 turbcd heart action, stiff and v/ _ 0 aching joints and rheumatic 0 0 vr>, pains due to kidney and O sx -J bladder ailments. w cf iNcjn ;? <i* r Wi,/ p s ' •> GAINRSVIU.E, GA.. RR. No. 3. Mr. **• **'• Stroynce wys: “For ten years I’ve Y* / * * /y been unable to rdet.p all night without getting ,/// up only a few minutes after At!/ / r\- /'// f to beet id have to get up, a-d I tried 0W V / -V *■ • - rythin i I bi?:.!• ' for the trouble. Last .. r _ 5. . _ m. , / i'rar I tr.ed Foi:/ K.-i -ey Pi; * and after rUICf 1 • am cntirels r - /. rs)7j. r r t - •}f!\ •■.*// 0/7 r i*'y curcu i'*u I jitep vj.io.y all night.” .57 nee j r oak rO / / /:' • } 7 if. Hnn’i- M r -- TV-* T r ' ;v * 3 tfv A 00.-s f ->re-ne^es, ‘ J, ‘ ’• ... . . .... - ( ... ~ in., this clipping and Sc, with y.ur name and nd.lr • vr'..cn clearly, and tl.ey will mail you trial package containing sami "R of l-'vicy' j; and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley C itiiartic Tablets. PoSsom’s Hotel . Bullard & Bennett, Prop’ra.,jj 16 1-2 Marietta St,, Atlanta, Ga.Vj Rob Pennett, one cf the Proprietor?, is an old Forsyth county boy, and he’ll be delighted to have his friends to drop around to see him when m the city. This hotel hr s 1 een remodeled, paint ed, and put in up-to-date condition by the present management, and deserves your patronage. Important Notice. To the Public: I will be on the road for a few days for the pur pose of collecting what is due me for Watkins Remedies. I am owing for some of these goods and they are expecting me to pay for them, or else I’ll be sued. Now, I have waited patiently on you, and I must have my money, or I shall be compelled to place these ac counts in the hands of an offic er for collection. Any one o\\ ing me and not expecting to be at home for the next few weeks will please leave the amount with their homefolks, so that I can get my money as I can’t af ford to go over the same ground two or three times. I also have on hand at my home some of these goods which I expect to I close out at the same old price i Call and get what you want. Respectfully, H. T. Pirkle. Patients from K\\ Over Georgia It would surprise you to know the vast number of Georgians from all over the state who go to the One Price Den tal Office, 104 % Whitehall st., Atlanta, to have their teeth attended to. There are hundreds of them. And ail of them find they can save money by paying railroad fare to A. Marta r.r and availing themselves c f the services c f the skilled operators at the One Price Dental Oliice. E. S. Sparhr, c i K’.ilob C%., . ysln a letter •_ . 1 March V 17; “You worked on r.y teeth a y.-r ago in February. The v rk hai been per fectly . ' ii ’: aek any more of i\ • i-t.” >1 -a _ r th-. One Price 1 ntal Office 1 w f rhedr.l s of prices:' Pie. h gold crownr., ? bridge work, ?3 per tooth; linert set cf teeth money can buy, AH work sruareu toed ten v, ••=. Tha next your teeth l i estimat.ij f: . ike (',c Yi;.•<> i eijii 0 face before you have the .crk .’ene, Have your peas hulled on E. A. Bennett’s Power Huller. FRANKLIN. Some from this part went to Atlanta Sunday to hear Billy Sunday preach. Mr. S. G. Clement and family visited at Mr. C. E. Settle’s Sun day. Mrs. W. P. Blackstock spent last week with relatives in At lanta. Mr. Bud Thomas and family spent Friday night at Mr. Milton Phillips. i Miss Zona Smith and sister spent Saturday night at their un cle’s, Mi'. L. O. Porter. Mr. Emory Phillips visited his sister, Mrs. Missouri Ashworth last Thursday night. Those visiting at Mr. J. C. | Buice’s Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Gilbert and Mr. W. T. Bagley and family. Mr. W. P. Blackstock, Mrs. Era Nalley and children spent Wednesday at Mr. W. T. Nal ley’s. Mr. Howard Phillips has ac cepted a position in Atlanta. We wish him success. Mrs. Era Nalley and children and little Richard Bagley spent Tuesday afternoon at Mr. J. C. Buice’s. Dr. J. C. Gilstrap and wife spent Saturday night and Sun day with relatives near Shelton ville. I wonder what has become of Pat? Next Saturday and Sunday are regular meeting days at Sharon. “Polly.” MIDWAY. The farmers are very busy now gathering their crops. Mr. Roy Puckett and wife vis ited at Mrs. Fannie Hansard’s one night last week. The visitors at Mr. J. T. Hen drix Sunday were Misses Azzie and Annie Robbs, Mrs. Mae Hen derson and children. Mr. J. M. Lance is in Jackson ville. Rev. J. W. Thomas visited at Mrs. Mary Boling’s Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter spent Sunday at Mr. W. J. Kemps. Mrs. Lou Dinsmore visited at Mr. M. J. Hooper’s Sunday. Mrs. Lillie Lowe and children visited Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Ben nett’s Sunday. Mrs. John Dinsmore is right feeble at this writing. Several hogs were killed in this part last week. J. B. HEARDVILLE. Wasen’t Sunday a fine day? Mr. Erwin Pruitt spent Sun day with Mr. Hansel Haygood. Mr. Paul Cochran and Miss Jennie Sosebee were happily married Sunday. We wish the young couple a happy and pros perous life. Mr. J. C. Pirkle and family, Mrs. E. J. Pirkle, and Mrs. Belle Stewart visited at Mr. T. L. 1 Hawkin’s Sunday afternoon. Mrs. G. S. Haygood visited at| Mr. John Pruitt’s Sunday after noon. " | Mr. M. V. Hawkins and fam-l ily, Mr. W. T. Bottoms and fam ily and Miss Era Pirkle spent Tuesday at Mr. J. K. Brooks near Norcross. The Found Supper at Mi'. Claudie Fowler’s Saturday night was enjoyed by all present. Brown Eyes. BRANDYWINE That freeze saved a lot of cot ton picking. Do you expect to hear the great evangelist, Billy Sunday? Were you afraid to buy a Lib erty Bond, or were you like yer “paw.” could not spare the change? Several of our soldier boys ! were here to s? •• b- me ; ■.■ .• 1 urday night and fu Mrs. Hov.vrd Tin np.-on has ■ jt etty severe ca.-e of typhoid' fever. We f ; he wil! i (be ristoi'i and to he-. 'h. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WeH *■ ■ < County, est.s of Mr. ? nd Mr •. O. P. Ez- Kard last Sunday,. Mrs. Jane St'me is visiting relatives around brandy-vine 1 Mrs. Itoxie Crowe and sirt ?.r, Mis T> ■ U J t of Marletia, r-pcui. tr. week eat; >■.-: ki. aid Mrs. R. O. Jones. Mr. Carl Martin came very near losing a fine young cow last week. Perhaps she will get well now. To lose a cow now wmid he almost like losing a horse. Mrs. W. T. Naiiey who has been seriously sick for some time is somewhat improved at this writing. Mr. W. W. Bales has been troubled with rheumatism. We have been observing a few meatless days, but we are anx ious for the weatherman to send us some cold weather so we can kill a little Duroc that will dress about five hundred pounds. If the Editor will come down then w r e will grease him up a little. Anew preacher comes to us for another year. We trust that he will be in touch with God and will be able to do great things for us. Messrs. W. M. Hunter, Ben jamin Spence, O. P. Ezzard and Jesse Bales will leave next Sun day afternoon for Gainesville, where they go as jurors to the United States Court. Some folks are trying to kick Billy Sunday. They say he is a fake and out only for money. If all his preaching should lead only one soul to God, then he would have done a greater work than some of his assailants I know. Some of the people who eh'im to be converted by his preaching may not hold out faithful, but can we not say as much of any preacher that we know’? Some of the best sermons that 1 ever read are coming to me from Bil ly Sunday. If this letter does not go where all I write should go, I will write some more when I get wound up again. PAW. STAR ROUTE. Most of the people in this .art is busy cracking cotton. Mr. Leonard Poss and far. sly spent Sunday at Mr. J. L. Sam ples. Mr. T. B. Fowler and wife and son C. W. spent Sunday at Mr. W. C. Fowler. Mr. Connie Buice and r ife spent Saturday night and Sun day with the latter’s parents, Mr. J. W. Pruitt. Those visiting at Mr. M. L. Echols Sunday afternoon v- 'e Mr. A. S. Sample and wife, y.v. Theodore Tatum ar.d wife, iJr. V. K. Vaughn and family, and Misses Leo and Winnie Dempsey and brother. Mr. Justice Fowler spent Sun day with Mr. Cecil Hansard. Mrs. Roy Poss and son and Mr. J. F. Poss and wife spent Sunday at Mr. J. L. Hansard. Mr. Clayton Fowler spent Sat urday night and Sunday at his grandparents, Mr. S. B. Wright. Mr. Roscoe Echols of Comp Wheeler spent the last of the week with home folks. Mr. J. D. Benefield spent Sun day at hi3 father’s, Mr. Jim Benefield. Rev. Walters and wife sj cot Saturday night at Mr. J. L. Barnes. The Pound Supper give.’ by Mr. M. L. Echols Saturday n gl t was enjoyed by all present. Say, Uncle Joe, all the bo- in this part is wanting to man • to kee pfrorn joinhw to the war : i‘ they can’t get girls in the notion and I would like for you to tell us how to get them in the n; to i to have us. Same Old Daddy. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children jn Use Tor Over 30 Years Always DC <rb 111 Uf natuT of r • .. i a Not There Because He Enjoys It, M lx)ok here,” sternly d<*inan<] 1 fba police nmsi. tr.'to. ‘ Didn’t I tell, v. i th? if ?t tine you vero l-ore (!.' T never wrantod to see yr. i nrL;/'* “Yapsph. vo };o! rib. yo’ rfi 1 to! 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