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Better Babies Contest.
The third week in August the
Women's Civic Club is going to hold
a “Better Babies Contest." the place
to be announced later. Children
between the ages of six months and
five years are eligible, and every
mother in town with children of the
above ages are urged to avail them
selves of this splendid opportunity.
This contest was originated by the
Woman's Home Companion and
has been tried throught the United
States with unusual success.
The object of the contest is edueiG
tional rather than competitive. The
children will be examined by the
physicians of the city and every effort
will be expended to inform the par
ent concering the needs and condi
tion of the child.
Strong Hardman Club in Crisp.
Cordele, Ga., .July 2-U —One of the
strongest Hardman clubs iu this
section of the state, numbering al
ready in tiie neighborhood of 200
members, and comprising a repre
sentative body of citizens, has been
formed in Crisp county.
During the past two days eight or
ten lists have been circulated among
the voters and the supporters of Dr.
Hardman have responded in large
numbers from all sections of the
county. Dr. Hardman's address
here some time ago created a most
favorable and general impression
over the county.
Letters Uncalled For.
Remaining on hand in the Gaines
ville post-office for the week ended
July 27, 1914:
ladies:
Mrs. Robert Allsion, Mrs. Jakie
Baits, Emma Carrington, Mrs. Kate
Davis <fc Family, Pearl Harper, Miss
Beverly Hayden, Miss Eleanore
King, Miss Annie Rieves, Miss Ruby
Rivers, Misses Stella <fc Elizabeth
Smith, Mrs. Mary Jane Thomas,
Lizzie Young.
GENTLEMEN:
C. H. Atkinson, J. H. Boyd, M. L.
Duggan, Guy Fowler, Aubrey
Ho’neby, J. C. Hudson, Fred Jack,
W. B. Keitfer, J. T. Lamb, Silver
City, Ga., B. D. Obrien. Thomas W.
O'Kelley, G. F. Smith. Buddie
Ward.
Miscellaneous
Penning & Ford. W. R. Singleton
Co., Doster & Doster Co.
Persons calling for same should
say advertised, and give date. One
cent due on each letter.
Mrs. H. W. J. Ham, P. M.
Mrs. J. C. Boone of Atlanta is vis
iting Mrs. T. E. Atkins on Boule
vard.
Mr. Harry Comer of Atlanta is
spending a few days with Mr. Lau
rence Atkins.
Mrs. J. L. Ellis and Mrs. Chas, |
Newton are in Clayton for a few
weeks.
Mistrial in Bryant Case.
The Jury on the case of Herman
Bryant, charged with the murder of
Pete Grier near Gillsville a few
weeks ago, after being tied up all
night, announced this morning that
it was not likely that an agreement
could be reached. A mistrial, of
course, is expected.
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria.enriches the blood.and builds up the sy s.
tern. A true tonic. For adults and children. 50c
Hardman in Banks.
The Banks County Hardman club
is adding new members every day.
It is growing fast. 190 members are
now enrolled and the managers ex
pect several hundred more in the
next few’ days.
How’s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
forany case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Ct)., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J
Cheney for the past 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in ail business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDtX'G, KINNAN & MAHVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipatioh
Much Gold in World’s Coin.
Seventy per cent, of the gold in civ
llzed man's possession is in the form
it coin.
Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won’t Cure.
The worst cases, no matter of how long standing,
■re cured by the wonderful, eld reliable Dr’
7 erter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil. it relieves
lain and Heals st the same firns. 50c, SI.CO
Electric!
Bitters I
Succeed when everything else fails |
in nervous prostration and female 8
weaknesses they are rhe supreme |
remedy, a. thousands have testified. |
FOR'KIDNEY,LIVER AND ;
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine ever so.o S
over a druggist’s C'.r-er. |
TO THE PEOPLE OF HALL COUNTY:
I will be a candidate for the Geor
gia State Senate, and will appreciate
your support and influence in my
race.
For six years now have been
your Representative in* the House,
and believe that my work justifies
my candidacy for the office-of Sena
tor to represent Hall. Jackson and
Banks counties. ’
I will from time to time discuss
the matters of interest to the people
of our county from the stump and
will issue my platform, showing all
the people just where I stand on all
questions.
1 have no rich relatives to help
me in my campaign. I have only
one relative in the county and will
have to depend upon my efforts, my
record in the House and triends to
help me. I started life in a business
way in Hall county. All I have ami
ever expect to have is in Hall
county, and T hoped that I might
be able to go to the Senate without
opposition and without a political
tight. The peeple of Hall county
have been good to me, much better
perhaps than I deserve, but I have
contributed more to the upbuilding
of my county since I have been in
the Legislature than I have received
in the way of compensation from the
State of Georgia during my term of
service.
My record for the past six years
in the house is of record, and I in
vite the closest scrutiny and inspec
tion. I have represented the people,
and not one or two men. I have
worn the collar of no man and will
never do so.
During my term of service in the
House I have tried to comply with
the wishes of my constituents, have
introduced bills and passed them,
have worked night and day in an
effort to do something and accom
plish something for the people of
my home county, and whatever
measure of success I may have had,
you are to be the judges.
I am opposed by my colleague, Mr.
J. E. Palmour, and Col. S. K. Chris
topher. Both of these gentlemen
are older than myself, both have
many relatives in Hall county, both
inherited fortunes, both have made
records in the legislature and both
have always opposed me in every
effort on my part to pass a bill in
the interest of the people of Gaines
ville and Hall county.
When I first announced for the
Senate, they both began an active
canvass for the office, and on account
of the great wealth behind their can
didacies, and on account of the
great number of relatives on their
side of the house, opposing me, I
am going to have to tight for the
office with gloves off. T have noth
ing personal to say against either of
my opponents, but T expect to dis
cuss their political records from the
stump and will try to show you that
I am entitled to your support.
Mr. J. E. Palmour has served now
two years in the legislature from
Hall county. He is a lawyer, a
graduate of a University, practiced
law for several years in Atlanta, and
for the past several years has been
employed by his brothers, W. J. &
E. C. Palmour, in their store at
Gainesville, and is a most excellent
young man. Mr. Palmour at the
end of this session of the legislature
■will have drawn from the State
$421.00 in salary and mileage and will
have occupied his seat on the floor of
the House of Representatives for the
space of 100 days, and 1 will state
without fear of contradiction that
he has made a record that was never
made by any living man elected by
a costituency of 35,000 people to rep
resent a great county like Hall in
this commonwealth. He has. up to
this good hour, never introduced and
passed a Bill or a Resolution. He
has never explained a vote. He has
never addressed the Speaker of the
House on any subject. Has never
made a speech on the floor of the
House and has never even moved
that the House adjourn; and 1
Tennis Goods
We have the Victor line of tennis goods?
such as Nets, Tapors, Balls, and Racquets.
If you have ever tried the Victor Balls, you
know what they are? if not, try them.
They are the very best on the market, and
only 35 cents each.
.PRUITT-BARRETT HDW. CO.
challenge any man in the Georgia
Legislature io contradict ibis state
men'. and Mr. Palmour will not
say these are not the facts. Since
the Slate of Georgia was organized,
no man. a graduate of a University,
a lawyer representing 4,500 voters,
several years experience at the bar
in his own State, has ever before
made this record in the Geogia Leg
islature. If any man in Hall county
thinks that Mr. Palmour is entitled
to the Senatorship with this record
he ought to vote for him, it he can
get any glory out of it.
Do you want him to represent
three great counties in this State in
the Senate? If you had a boy two
years of age and in his swadling
clothes who should remain in the
halls of the House of Representaives
of Georgia for 100 days without a
move, without addressing the speak
er, without explaining a vote, with
out introducing a bill, and giving
the county from which he came the
benefit of some .one idea in his head,
you would carry him to Mexico to
join the forlorn forces of Huerta.
He is a young man in the prime
of life, trained in college, and what
excuse has he to offer for his do
nothing policy? He can’t say he
went to the legislature to repeal
laws instead of make them, for he
has not tried to repeal any of our
laws. He should have at least
demonstrated to you the fact that he
can draw a bill before his ambitions
draw him too far toward the Senate.
I ask Mr. Palmour this question:
Who advised you to adopt this plan
of serving the people of Hall county
in the legislature? Ido not ask this
question for my personal benefit but
for the benefit of the citizens of Hall
county. T know who gave the advice,
for I was given the same instructions,
but have tried not to follow them.
If he will tell the people who gave
him these instructions —give the full
name of the good man —I will vote
for Palmour for the Senate if he
will vote for Adams.
Is a man who has not demonstra
ted the fact that he can draw a bill
or an amendment to a bill or resolu
tion, after two years service, enti- '
tied to your vote? It is a fact that a ]
number of citizens have appealed to
him in behalf of measures. Has he
ever complied with a single request?
He has not!
He opposed a bill to amend the
charter of the City of Gainesville
that had the referendum clause at
tached, and compelled to get the sig
natures of the tax payers of Gaines
ville to a petition asking for the
passage of the bill before I
keep him away from the committee 1
to which the bill was assigned for
consideration.
Last year he objected to and op
posed my bill to incorporate the
“Last Chance” section for police
protection, only in an effort to pro
tect the lives and property of those
living in this section, and the peo
ple from the country passing along
Athens road.
I do not say I am the best man in I
Hall County to send to the Senate.
There are a number of great and 1
good men in Hall County that could •
fill the position, but I have done my ■
best. I have been in touch with the ;
people of the county as a citizen. I ;
have contributed more to build I
churches and school houses, and to !
help the poor, than any man in Hall
County of my age. During my term
of service as your Representative in
the Legislature I have paid out
more money in this direction than I
have received in the way of salary
from the State. i
I want your vote, and if I get it.l ■
will show my appreciation by being ■
active in carrying out your wishes in
every way possible.
During my term of office mofe t
pages, doorkeepers, clerks, guano in
spector. have been able to se
cure positions at the Capitol than
ever before in the history of Hall
County.
I will meet my opponents with my i
record at any place in Hall County
and discuss before the people fully
every measure voted upon during
the past six years, and every issue
that may arise in the future, and
pay the expenses of the meeting.
Very respectfully.
J. O. ADAMS. |
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Dr. Clifton Newton,
Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
Will Appreciate Your Vote and Influence.
PRIMARY AUGUST 19th
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The Woman’s Tome
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS
TAKING CALOMEL
IS DANGEROUS
Calomel is a powerful chemical
made from mercury—people should
be careful about its use. The only
sure way to avoid the danger of cal
omel is to take no calomel.
Dodson’s Liver Tone, a vegetable
liquid of pleasant taste, more than
takes its place. Where calomel
shakes you up and shocks your
and often makes you really sick,
Dodson’s Liver tone, mild but ef
fective, builds up and strengthens.
It “livens up the liver.” You feel
fine after taking it.
Dodson’s may be taken without
any restriction of diet or habits.
You can give it to your children
with fine results.
Get a large bottle for 50 cents at
Dr. J. B. George's and if it doesn’t
do all that you think it ought—if it
doesn’t make bilious spell* mere
trifles —if it doesn’t “liven-up your
liver,” your money will be waiting
for you and be turned with- a smile.
Dr. R. Ramseur,
DENTIST
Office Hours: Bto I; 2to 5.
Office Over Robertson
Drug Store.
When Every Man is
Hot Over Politics
And their Livers out of order and their
System all bunged up
THEN TAKE
Cam Brown’s Liver Pills
They are the best liver medicine in the
World!
They are surer than calomel. Mild and
Agreeable.
At—
Brown’s Drug Store.
GAINESVILLE RAILWAY AND POWER CO
OWNED* LOCALLY
Furnish Street Car Service,. Electric Lights and Power
Reduced Rates on Cars by Purchase of Street Car Tickets.
Schedule and Prices Furnished at Office
Cleaning and Dyeing.
The business of C. B. CHEEK, Cleaner and Dyer, is under a
new management and in a new, clean building, and offers the
same good service to its old customers, and solicits the pat
ronage of the new ones.
Goods called for and delivered promptly.
ESTEN HOWINGTON.