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Wants Gold Standard Only, the
Other Free Stiver.
TRADE,
And if Suiting Your Pocket-Book
With Low Prices Will do it,
We Will Have It.
Our sales have greatly increased
but we want to further increase
them, and to do so we offer
SUMMER COATS AND VESTS
at prices ranging from 75 cents
up. We have them in gray and
black.
OCR STAW HATS
continue to attract the young men,
and are going rapidly.
SUMMER SUITS,
all sizes, prices and colors. They
fit and give satisfaction.
WAISTS, WAISTS,
DIMITIES, DIMITIES,
DAWNS, DAWNS,
DINONS, DINONS.
'All the above in any style, shade,
quality or price. Our
SHOE STOCK
is far ahead of any we ever had,
for both men and women.
FANS, FANS.
We have just what you are look
ing for.
OCR WHODE STOCK
from top to bottom, and from the
front to the rear, is complete in
quantity, quality, style and finish
Come and see.
CARTWRIGHT BROS
Supreme Court Decisions.
Loughridge v. Wilson & no. Be
fore Judge Milner. Murray
Superior Court.
Simmons, C. J.—The note suec
on was, under our law, a negotia
ble instrument, and a bona fide
holder before due was protectee
as such; and there being ho evi
dence in the record of legal pay
ment to the holder, it was not er
ror for the court to direct a ver
dict for the plaintiff.
Judgment affirmed. All con
curring.
R. J. & J. McCamy, for plain
tiff in error.
Shumate & Maddox, contra.
Patterson v. Clark et al. Before
Judge Milner. Catoosa Supe
rior Court.
Little, J.—Where an execu
tion has been issued against two
persons upon a judgment render
ed against them jointly, it not ap
pearing that either was a surety,
a payment by either prima facie
extinguishes the judgment lien
against both; and hence where one
of such joint judgment, debtors
has paid off the judgment, claim
ing to have been only a surety of
the other, but without taking such
steps as are required to have his
true relation defined on the re
cord, he is not entitled, in a con
test exclusively between himself
and others who are judgment
creditors of the alleged principal,
arising upon a rule for the distri
bution of money realized from the
sale of property of the latter un
der another execution, to control
the execution so paid by him, for
the purpose of competing with
other creditors claiming the mon
ey.
Judgment affirmed. All con
curring.
George W. Head and B. Z.
Herndon, for plaiiitiff in error.
J. H. Anderson and R. J. & J.
McCamy, contra.
outhem Railway Co. v. Blake.
Before Judge Milner. Whitfield
Superior Court.
Little, J.—Where, in an action
Inst a railroad company to re
cover damages for personal in
juries by the -running of a loco
motive and cars within the limits
of a city, it appears that such lo-
within the li
prescribed by the city, and it also
appears from the evidence of* the
plaintiff himself that, having pre
viously seen the moving train ap
proaching the crossing, he mis
calculated the time in which he
could safely[cross, and placed him
self on the' track immediately in
front of the moving locomotive,
was caught by the pilot and in
jured, such injury is directly at
tributable to the' negligence and
Want of ordinary care on the part
of the plaintiff, which bars his
right of recovery.
Judgment reversed. All con
curring except Atkinson, J., dis
senting—1. Where in a popu
lous city, at the intersection of- a
public street with the .track of a
railroad company, a person passing
along such street is injured by a
train of the railroad company, in
consequence of the negligence of
its servants in running one of its
trains in disregard of the law of
the state, which requires the en
gineers of railroad trains, upon
approaching public crossings, to
check and keep checking their en
gines, in order to prevent injuries
to persons being thereon, the com
pany is liable in damages, even
though it appears that, at the
time of the infliction of the injur
ies complained of, the engine was
not being run at a speed - greater
than that prescribed by the ordi
nance of such city.
2. Where the evidence as
the rate of speed at which
train was running was based
on the opinions only of the wit
nesses who testified with respect
thereto, and such opinions are
conflict, the question as to wheth
er the defendant’s engine was be
ing run at a speed greater than
that allowed by the ordinance was
one of fact, and should have been
submitted to the jury.
3. Whether or not the negli
gence of the person injurec
amounted to an omission to take
ordinary care for his own safety,
or whether it was only a slight
contributing cause, were questions
of fact for a jury. In the former
case he could not recover, unless
the negligence of the defendant
company were wanton or amount
ed to a willful act; in the latter, a
case of contributory negligence
and apportionment of damages
would arise. In either case the
question of fact involved was one
for. a jury; and there being evi
dence sufficient to support the
verdict, the discretion of the tria‘.
judge in refusing a new trial
should not be* disturbed.
Shumate & Maddox, for plain
tiff in error.
Jones & Martin, contra.
GET OUTJfOUR BIKE,
For the Race Track is now Al
most a Certainty.
COUNCIL HAS GIVEN PERMISSION.
Bicycle Track May be Bujlt Around
City Park Under Supervision of
Street Committee.
to
the
up-
SUMMER SCHOOD.
Association
Young Women’s Christian
AsheviUe, N. C.
For the occasion of the meeting
of the summer School of the Young
Women’s Christian Association at
Asheville, N. C., June 15—25,1897,
the Southern Railway will sell
tickets to Asheville, N. C., and
eturn at rate of one fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold
June 13, 14 and 15, good to re
turn until June 27, 1*897.
Call on any agent of the South
ern Railway for further informa
tion.
omotive and cam were running J tanooga.
The Iron Mountain and Texas
Pacific is the only line out of
Memphis that runs through cars
via Little Rock, Texarkana to
Dallas and Foil Wbrth without
change. We also have Pullman
tourists sleepers via “The True
Southern Route ” to Los Angeles
and San Francisco without change.
If you contemplate making a trip
west, kindly drop me a line and I
will mail to your address map and
look of the state you wish to locate
free of charge, also send you illus
trated book on Hot Springs, Ark.,
the world’s sanitarium which is
under the direct supervision of the
S. government. Address A.
A. Gallagher, Southern Passenger
Agent, No. 103 Read House, Cha1>-
The* committee consisting of
Messrs. Drew M. Peeples, T. J.
Bryant, J. H. Bender, Frank Ham
ilton and Mayor McAfee, appoint
ed from the council at. the last
meeting have reported.
These gentlemen were to make
a survey of the proposed bicycle
track for the city park and act ac
cording to their judgement.
The committee repaired to the
park Friday afternoon,-and after
going over the ground thoroughly
have decided to grant permission
for the track, and they will so re
port at their regular meeting next
Monday night.
Although the council has not
deemed it in their authority to
make a donation towards having
the work done, they have offered
all chert, gravel and material nec
essary in laying it and will have
the work superintended by the city
street engineer.
The petition filed before the
council at its last meeting was a
business like request and was
signed by the leading tax payers
of the city, and there is little doubt
that the matter will be immediate
ly pushed.
An estimate on the cost of build
ing brings the whole amount need
ed within a hundred dollars, which
can be easily made up in small
amounts from each rider.
The track will not be used ex
clusively for men, but as the peti
tion stated one of its main objects
will be to provide a place where
women and children may ride and
at the same time be off the streets.
It is the universal opinion that
the track will add to the park and
make it a place of public interest.
RECONCILIATION OF MAN.
Another Interesting Detter from Rev. W.
C. Richardson.
Having considered the charac
ter of God and man separately,
we must now view them in their
mutual.relationship. It is evident
as ;6ne is- holy,, just and good, and
the other - impure and unclean,
there must be some basis or pro
vision for sympathy and union,
and as there can be no fellowship
of light with darkness, God the
Creator, or man the created,
must be changed in their charac
teristics, and this change < must
take place in man for it is impos
sible or even unthinkable that
there should be any change in
God, without whom there would
have been no time, no world, no_
man to have been loved. God
cannot change himself to the de
praved state of man without de
stroying His own nature, and the
whole foundation of the moral un
iverse. It is also evident, both
from the testimony of the Bible
and results of human experience,
that man cannot without help
change his moral character.
When a siren conies up slyly
And proceeds to flatter you—
■- Tells you that your work is grander
Than your rival e’er can do—
Don’t how down to her in worship,
Though you may he so inclined,
For, perchance—there is no telling—
She may have an ax to grind.
To the Matron.
When the charmer whispers to you
Words that set your brain a whirl—
Tells you that you look as youthful
And as rosy as a girl,
Do not listen—do not suffer
Him to captivate your mind,
For the chances are, good woman,
That there is an ax to grind.
To the Youth.
When a world-worn woman tells you
That you are a “ heartless man;”
That she wishes to forget you,
But, “ ah, that she never can,”
Then, dear boy, get up and scamper—
Pray for wings to cleave the wind,
For ’tis certain that there r s some one
With a gleaming ax to grind.
—Cleveland Leader.
$100 To Any Mao,
Of
SUMMER SCHOOL Y. M. C. A.,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Beduced Rates via the Southern
Railway.
For the occasion of the meeting
of the Summer School of. the Y.
WILL PAY $lQO FOR ANy ^
f Weakness In Men Tfaev -
FaU to Care. ^
An Omaha Company nlaeoa *
time before the public a \rrfL* or the first
iient for the cure of
and Sexual Weakness, and Re^^^ous
Life Force in old and v O m^~‘ atl0 n of
worn-out. French m en.
Jfo
Fhosphorons or other hamfolS^® 8
a WoNDEBFUL TBEATMENT-maS - Itia
ejects—positive m its cnre jvn m its
Who are suffering from a rea <lers,
blights their, life, causing that^ 6 ? tb *t
Physical suffering
send you absolutely FREE » wiu
paper on these diseases, and nositi Valnab le
of their truly Magical Tbeatmevt e ^°° fs
ands of men, who have lost all' hon«T s '
cure, are being restored by themtJ? 6 of a
foot, non r? i f.i on ° ^ 106111 to a per-
feet condition.
This Magical Treatment may be
at home under their directiomTor uL^ 611
pay, railroad fare and hotel billsYS ^
Prefer to go there for treatment ?f X b °
fail to cure. They are nerfnotiv V. i • the J’
have no Free PrLripS ^ o? 6 ’'
Free Sample, or C. O. D. fake e >
§250,000 capital, and gSSnt^ S^ 6
every case they treat or SSSydoZ 6
or their charges may be deposited li ’
bmik to bepaid to them wherTiwLi? a
effected. Write them today cure 18
M. C. A. at Knoxville, Tenn.,
Hence the necessity of . a medi-1 June 19—27, 1897, the Southern
ator, a Savior, and “ God so loved Railway will sell tickets to Knox-
the world that he gave his only ville and return at rate of one-fare
begotten son that whosoever I for the round trip ; tickets will be
would believe in him should not -sold June 16th to 19th inclusive,
perish but-have everlasting life.”. Good to return until June 30,
God laid help upon one who is 1897. Call on any agent of the
“mighty to save,” capable, qual- Southern Railway for information.
ST. SIMONS OPENS.
Mr. J. H. Clancy, the New Manager, Starts
the RaU Rolling.
St Simon, that ever popular
seaside resort, threw open its
doors to guests on May 15. Al
ready a good attendance is shown
and the season promises much.
The marked improvements
throughout Saint Simons will
greatly increase the patronage.
There has been erected an ele
gant new bath house within fifty
yards of the hotel, with 100 bath
rooms. The hotel is equipped
with electric lights, bells, etc.
The surf is unsurpassable.
On June 1 the grand opening
aall takes place. Crowds Will
come from all over the south. A
first-class pavillion with canopy
top, for the band, is now under
construction. It is to be located
in front of the hotel, overlooking
the beach.
The cycling on the beach is de
' ightfill—twenty-five miles of cy
cle paths.
With its former popularity and
its improvements St. Simons may
expect a large patronage.
Mr. Clancy, who had charge of
the hotel three years ago, and
numbers his friends by the thous
ands, all of whom will be pleased
to know that he has assumed con
trol again, knowing that tins fact
insures a good, season.
ified and commissioned to repre
sent both parties and reconcile
them through His death on the
cross, satisfying the demandsof a
holy law, so that prisons might be
opened and captives set at liberty.
Let us hear the comment of the
Apostle St. John upon this great I h ere .
transaction: “ Behold what man
ner of love the Father has be
stowed on us that we should be
called the sons of God.” John was
called the beloved disciple, he
leaned on the Savior’s bosom
with him the love of God, was a
constant'theme. But in the above
he emphasizes “the manner of
love” displayed in the death of the
cross, “greater love than a man
should die for his friend,” he cries
as though his soul was absorbed
in amazement, “Behold what
manner of love!” as though it
could be seen nowhere else in the
world. Herein is love ; not that
we loved God but that he loved us
while we were yet sinners Christ
died for us.” The love of God
June 16.
Educate Yoar Bowels With Ciiscarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
New Time Card.
The W. & A. R. R. changed its
time card Sunday. The following
is now the arrival and departure
GOING SOUTH.
No. 71, 6:59 a. m.
No. 3, 5:13 a. m.
No. 1, 4:11 p. m.~
GOING NORTH.
No. 211:40 a. m.
No. 4, 11:16 p. m.
No. 70, 8:04 p. m.
'Cut the above out and paste it
over your desk,
tf.
ICE! ICE! ICE!
In order to insure a regular
supply of pure ice to the
people of Dalton, and at a
reasonable price, the
CMtanoop : Ice: Company
. will keep on hand in Dalton
a regular supply of pure ice
and has appointed
MR. J. J. STROUP, Agent,
for Dalton and vicinity,
who will call upon you
and solicit yonr trade. Re
member we will always keep
you supplied with first qual
ity ice and at a reasonable
price, and will meet with
any fair competition at any
time and from any source.
Chattanooga Ice Company.
C. IM. VANCE,
SADDLE id HARNESS SHOP.
Repairing a Specialty.^^
Cor. Hamilton and Crawford Sts.
DALTON. GEORGIA.
Special Rates. —
The Southern Railway will sell
special round trip tickets for the
occasions named below:
Warm Springs, Ga $5.55
Georgia Teacher’s Associa
tion. On sale June '26—28-
inclusive ; limited July 3rd.
displayed on the cross of Christ is | Knoxville, Tenn. . one fare
the greatest moral force on the
earth, when the Holy Spirit pre-1
pares the heart and clears the at-1
CITY,
LIYEBY, SALE aid FEED
STABLES.
Handsome Carriages.
. Trusty Drivers.
The prettiest and neatest turnouts to be
found anywhere in the city.
Open day and night. Special attention to
orders from Commercial travelers.
T. J.
BRYANT,
Proprietors.
Summer School Y. M. C. A.
On sale June 16-19 inclusive;
limited June 30th.
mosphere so that the penitent by Chattanooga, Tenn $1.15
. If you listen now intently at
the early blush , of dawn, you can
hear the busy mower as it shears
the grassy lawn, and if .you listen
closely yon will catch a frequent
bint of remarks which may be
forceful, but which don’t look
well in print.—Chicago Tim.es-
Herald. 1 iHHii
Hartford’s Custard Pie associa
tion properly belong to the upper
faith appropriates the blood to his
pardon and cleansing. We are
proud and boast of the age in
which we live, the utility of the
development of the many natural
International Convention B.
Y. P. V. On sale July 13-15
inclusive; limited July 21st,
with further extension if de
sired to August 15.
National Convention Y. P. S.
C. E. On sale June 20, 21,
22, 27, 28, 29, 30 and July
1st. Final limit August 15.
J. A. McGuirk, Agent,
Dalton, Ga.
Cleveland’s
Popular
Evangelist
forces subserving our wants and | San Francisco, Cal $54.00
ministering to our pleasures, we
are much occupied in these, but if
we would see the greatest result
under these heavens we must
leave arts and sciences and look
up till we see power descend and
dig np a sinner and make him a
son of God. But according to
our same Apostle, as soon as he is
made a son of God, is naturalized,
changed in citizenship, he becomes
a stranger to the world. « There
fore the world knoweth us not be
cause it knew Him not.” But the
failure of the world to recognize
the fact does not destroy it. Be
loved, now are we the sons of
God, and it doth not appear what
we shall be. When 'He shall ap
pear we shall be like Him, for we
“shall see Him as He is,” and ev
ery man having this hope in him
purifies himself even also as
Christ is pure.”
We will leave the reader with
our Apostle John whose views are
creating much unpleasant and un
profitable controversy in the
-churches of our times.
W. C. Richardson.
machine is being invented I
is guaranteed to take 900
i a minpte.
Rsv.A<N.£raft» 0J3.
Cleveland, O.
Pastor Euclid. Are. HI. E. CIm rcli,
writes Dr. Fenner:. “I have used your
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic and find it the best remedy for
deranged state of the stomach,
liver and bowels of any that I
ever used.”
For sale by BERRY GROCERY
IPIHH
■J
The North Georgia Citizen
is worth every cent of a dollar
a year to any and every home
in Whitfield county, and in
time we hope to have it a reg
ular weekly visitor in every
family of this entire section;.
In order to hasten this time we
will, until this notice is with
drawn, make everyone who
pays for this paper twelve
months in advance, a choice of
either of the following pre-
-miums:
1. Home and Farm,
a standard monthly journal,
the subscription price of which
is 50 cents a year.
2. The Mnsic Teacher,
the leading musical journal of
the South, published monthly
at 50 cents a year.
3. A copy of Revival Choir
No. 2,
the latest and best Sunday-
school and gospel song book.
This is the book that will ^
used at the next annual meet
ing of the Whitfield County
Sunday-school Association and
every singer in the county
should have a copy.
Call at .our office in the Sho*
waiter building or remit us one
dollar and The Citizen will
be mailed you for one year and
either of the above premiums
•’ * ' ' will be
leasure.