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know how it weakens and
how this affects the baby.
All such mothers need
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them strength and makes
the baby’s food richer and
more abundant.
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Canton, Or.. Friday, Aug. 11th, 1899,
LOCAL LINES.
WATCH YOUR DAT*
The date opposite your name on the
X-iOCsilottes.
——■
W. J. Robertson, who formerly lived
in Cherokee and now has many rela-
Advancr shown iho time you have puiil ! lives in this county, but who moved lo
to for your piper. Flense look at il
now, and if you nro behind, call at I lie
office at your flint opportunity, or send a
remittance to pay up your subscription.
Texas sonic years ago, has wrttteu a
very interesting letter from Sau Saba,
Texas, to O. VV. Chamlee, of Ibis place*
from which letter we are allowed to
Texas next make the following excerpts, which
i will no doubt be read with much inter
est by Mr. Robertson's many friends
here and others interested In Texas,
During the recent ureal floods in that
section the water washed Mr. Robert
son's crop and fencing away and rose
feet in liie house. Ilis liugr,
A. K. Sflntt will go to
week.
Mi os Alina Phillips, of Acworth, is
visiting the Misses McCollum.
Gus t 'oggins has just received anoth
er carload of horses and mules.
Judge A. C. Conn bus sold his home j three
place In Conns Creek district of this ' oUinkens, etc., Were also washed away
couuty.
Presbyterian Wider Knloe, ol Wood
stock, spent Tuesday in Canton 01
business.
and lie considers himself and family
fort il n ale in not being drowned them
selves. He estimates his loss at 11,000.
Many of the people living along Ilia
We will send the Ahvanok sndMa-|*»" Saba river spent the night of the
rietta Journal one year each for only i overflow in tree tops or ou top of their
11.00 cash.
There are many contemplated changes
in buaiunss and prospective sales ill and
near town.
Mrs. Kmaia Harris and "Aunt Cairn”
Castleberry are visiting over in Kor-
sytli couuty.
The 23rd Georgia regiment held
their annual reunion at Acworth last
Wednesday.
houses, tint fortunately only two live*
were lost and six houses washed away
ill San Saha comity. Many cattle and
horses were drowned, however, and
many families lost all except what
they had on. Land in cultivation
was badly washed and damaged and
timber along the river was nearly nil
swepl away. The friends here of Mr.
Rnlierlsou will regrel lo hear of his
loss, hut rejoice to know that it was no
G. A. Burtz, of Modesto, is now night worse ami dial no member of his fami-
LOCALS*
Mrs. P. P. Dul’re mid children are
visiting near Woodstock.
Miss Polly Webb has returned Inline
from n visit lo Acworth.
Miss Mary Spier, of Carteravllle, la
file guest of relalives in town.
M iss Nila Mozley, of Marietta, visit
ed Miss Neeua Soott last week.
Homer and lliiey McAfee were in
town this week visiting friends.
Mieses Aurora and Jennie Coleman
are al home after a visit to Atlanta.
Col. Bob Jones lias had his flrst case*
and he got verdict, too. Good for Bob.
Miss Annie Fincher,of Waleska, was
here this week having some dental
work done.
Col. J. P. Brooke, of Alpharetta, was
a visitor to Canton friends and rela
tives last Friday.
Go to the hunk and sign for stock in
the Canton cotton mill, llu not let this
opportunity he lost.
The work on the repairs and addi
tions to Judge Pulliam’s residence are
moving along nicely.
Make Imby's birth ipiick, easy and al
most painless hy taking Binnnoim Squaw
Vine Winn of Tablets.
Mr.mid Mrs. .las. A. Low are spend
ing a few days with friends and reta
lives near Ball Uropnd. »
Simmons Squaw Vine Wine of Tablets
sin i ll,dive, elegant to take and prndqce
un unpleasant allnr-resill*.
Mrs. K IC. Wool ten and Miss Kloia
Pickett went down to Atlanta yester
day to spend a few days in that city.
M is* Kmina Kills is expected home
next week. Sim has been spending a
few months with relalives in South
Carolina.
A Her a ten-days visit to his parents
and friends in and near Canton, Keller
Chaiulee left yesterday for Chattanoo
ga via Rome.
Mrs. <1.1. Teasley and Miss Bertie
Fain returned Wednesday fiom White
Path, where they have been for the
past ten days.
Miss F.lla Brewster, of Piedmont,
Ala., is visiting the family of Sneriff
He,telle iii Cant on and nt her relative*
in I'herokee.
A neul picket fence is being put in
front of the Methodist parsonage. A
N. McClure is doing the work for the
Ladies’ Aid Society.
W. J. Pierce and - family, of Marietta
spent a few days of this week in town
with Mrs. Pierce's mother, Mrs. Bras
elton, and ol tier friends,
Asaph Perry and family went up to
Cohull a Springs in Murray county on
yesterday, where they will spend sev
eral weeks for their lieallli.
Capt, Harrell and daughter, Miss
Fannie Harrell, of Forsyth county
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
Capt. John B. Richards’ family.
Piano for sai.k.— Miss IlasyeCrisler
will sell her piano at the Ktowah In
stitute for only $35 rather I ban remove
it. There is a bargain in it at that
price.
In diarrhoea I)r. M. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine is invaluable. H give lone to
tbe stomach, aids digestion and iissivts
nature in carrying off all impurities. For
sale by F. P. Burtz.
Warren K. < rocket!, of Marietta, one
of the wounded heroes of the battle of
Santiago and a member of Roosevelt's
io gh i iders, was a visitor to Cant in
and Cherokee friends 1 lie past week.
John Richards, jr., went to Atlanta
Monday to take a special course in
bookkeeping. Alter the first of Sep
tember Im will be employed as book
keeper by the Draper-Coggins Shoe
Company.
W. A. K itehen and family have mov
ed In their farm in Hells district. We
regret to lose them as citizens of Can
ton. The house they oceupieJ is for
sale or rent. Call on Beu F. Perry at
the Advance office.
’I’. It. Coggins went to Acworth yes
terday to meet his wife, who has been
for ipiile a while at Itattle Creek,
Mich., ami visiting her parents in
Nashville. They came ovet from Ao-
worth hy private conveyance.
Mrs F. F. Livingston, of Towns, Ua :
'•I have used Dr. M A. Simmons Liver
Mediciue 15 years ami know it cures sick
headache, dyspepsia, liver cuiuplaiut and
constipation. 1 think it stronger and
better in every way than Zelin’i Rebuilt*
(or," Sold by F. P. BurU.
engineer at th* Georgia Marble Fin
ishing Works.
To prepare a girl to he a wife and a
wife a mother, give hei Simmons Squaw
Vine of Tablets.
Any kind of insurance, Are, life or
aooident, written by Beu F. Perry
Agent, Canton, Ua*
No other enterprise will so benefit all
Cherokee at this time as a cotton mill.
Keep the hall rolling.
Always destroy Hie dread of becoming
a mother hy taking Simmons Squaw
Vine Wine of Tablets.
Marcus Field, of Marietta, spent a
few days of Iasi week willi I ii mother
at Etowah Vale stock farm.
F. M . Willis, forunrly a oitlzen of
Cherokee, is now a notary public at
Emerson in Bartow county.
A carload of flna mules and horses
at Gus Coggins' at prices to suit the
times. Don't fail to see them.
On account of defecltve parts about
the engine, the northbound passenger
train was two hours late last Friday.
Bud Hackett, the Bartow county,
murderer, has been resentenced to
hang on Friday, September 29th, next.
Mrs. Martha Denton died at her
home near Sharptop last Sunday from
paralysis. She was about fifty years
of age.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Westbrook, of
Tunnel Hill, and Mrs. J. M. Burl*, of
Modesto, visited relatives In Canton
tbis week.
_ idiire frames made and all sizes
of glass cutto order by W. H. Husk.
Call and see his stock of moulding and
get his prices.
Mrs. George Garnet, of Woodstock,
is spending th® week in tile city visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. A. M. F.vans —
Gainesville Eagle.
C. T. Coker, a leading merchant and
liveryman of Ball Ground, lost one of
hiB horses from death from some un
known cause last Friday.
Life insurance agents make frequent
visits to Canton and are quite insistent
upon writing policies, but Jim Cross
is doing the business here.
For headache, caused most likely by a
disordered stomach, accompanied hy
constipation use Dr. M. A. Simmons
Mver Mediciue. For sale hy F. P. Burt*.
In the trade between James A. Low
and John F. Wheeler last week, Mr.
Wheeler became the owner of the two-
story brick store cooupied by Mr. Low.
Gus Coggins went to St. Louis last
Saturday to purchase a carload of
stock, which arrived yesterday. Come
in and si*e what he lias and how cheap
be will sell them.
R. M. Huuyau had his left foot
very badly mashed hy a block of mar
ble falling on it at the marble works a
few days ago, which lias laid him off
for several days.
Allen K. Robertson is hauling lum
ber and other material from Canton
to his place near Cherokee with which
he is repairing and otherwise improv
ing his residence there.
To keep young—to keep well, keep the
nerves calm, the body ruddy and well
fed, and with Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine regulate the stomach and bow
els. Sold by F. P. Burts.
Mrs. Dr. Hughes, of Cherokee coun
ty, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Kemp, near lown,
returned borne Tuesday accompanied
by her sister, Miss Dora.—Cuuiuiing
Baptist.
Richmond Dean, an inmate of the
paupers’ home, died last Friday. He
was 78 years of age and had been at
tbe home about two years. His re
mains were interred in the home buri
al ground.
Tbe soothing and healing properties
of Chamber'uin’s Cough remedy, its
pleasant taste and prompt and perma
nent cures, have marie it a great favorite
with the people . verywhere. For sale
by L. J . Does.
Mr. Alt Lyon, u mining man, wel-
kuowu here and who ha*, beeu "pinsu-
mg" adjacent hills prospecting recently,
wan ei'joying UaudsbakuH among ac
quaintances iu town Tuesday.—Carters-
ville Couraut-Americau.
Two gentlemen were here this week
showing their new process for work
ing ores and saving gold. Our miner
al men were very well pleased with
the experiments made, and are inclin
ed to believe tfle process is a good one.
A. COTTON MILL FOR CANTON. ALL WOMEN
AGREE.
Georgia and Massachusetts Contrasted
with Natural Advantages Favor
ing Georgia but Actual Re-
suits to the Credit of Mas
sachusetts at Present.
ly was drowned.
Mr. Jos. F. Brown, of Atlanta, is
spending a lew days willi bis biotin r,
Mr. J. W. Ii. Brown, on his farm down
llm river. Mr. Blown has recently en
ticed into a partnership in the flriu of
the Drsper l'oggins Mlioe Co , which will
open a wholesale shoe bu iuess in the
Markham House block about the 15th
Inst. The new Arm is composed of W.
W. Draper, J. J. (biggins, and Jos. E
Brown, of Atlanta, and Capt. John B.
Richards, of Canton. Mr. Browu’s Car-
tersville friends will wish him much sue*
cess iii his new venture.— Caiteisville
(Jon rant-American.
Married, on t.heJOtb inat., at (lie res
idence of the bride’s brother, Mr. John
Bryant, A. B. Durham to Miss F. L-
Bryant, Rev. J. L. Wyatt nMoiating.
Mr Durham Is a highly respected oltl-
zan of Forsyth county, about 00 year*
old. The bride is an esteemed lady of
Cherokee county, about ‘JO years old,
and who, wheu she stood by his side,
promised a happy future for Mr. Dur
ham and a pathway strewn with many
flowers. May many joys and comforts
attend their way, is Hie wish of their
many frieuds.—Cummiog Baptist.
Miss Nita Mo/'ey gave a compliment
ary party last Friday evening lo her
visiting guests, Miss Lilia Kitchen, uf
Acworth ; Miss NeenaMootf, of Canton,
and Miss Marie Beasley,of Charleston,
S. C. A number of young men and
ladies were present and Ike evening
was most, pleasantly spent. Nice re
freshments were served. Miss Hnott
and Miss Kitchen returned to their re
spective homes Saturiiday,— Marie)
Journal.
The cotton mill talk begin* to as
sunie more positive shape as many in
town propose to hack their entliusiatm
for such so enterprise hy agreeing to
silhsuribe liberally for tbe stock. R
T. Jones proposes lo take $26,1)00
or $50,(NX) of the stock himself and nth
ere say they will do what they can.
That is business.
The walls of the lOfl-foot extension
to thedeorgia Marble Finishing Works
will soon he up and the whole roofed-
in within the next few days. Captaiu
Brady is doing a flue marble business
audhislrade is continually inureas
ing. These works aro worth a great
deal toCauton and Cherokee,
U. O, Dims, of Birmingham, Milton
oouuty, sent u* four hulls of open cotton
Missus. F.iutohh: I have just heou
looking up tome statistics comparing
the state of Georgia with Massachusetts.
). give them for the henctil of yoir mini
ers aud they largely explain why we an
uot as prosperous as that state. Gem gin
has au area of 50,"475 square miles and
Massachusetts an arts' of 8,315 iquan
miles. Taat poll inn of Georgia lying
north of a line drawn from eaal lo west
running just south of Eibertou ami north
of Marietta is about equal In a<-ea to llm
state of Massachusetts. Yet In this
small territory there are thirty seven
cities with a population of tan thousand.
Twenty of those oltiea are larger Ihnu
the city of Macon, ami five are laigt r
than the city of Aflanta. Now, just im
agine for a moment what n prosperous
country this North Georgia countiy
would be if Rome was a city of one half
million people and such towns as Dalton,
Carlersville, Gainesville ami Kiherlon
were cities larger than Atlanta. In ail
dll Ion to that put fifteen other cities
williiu the same teiritory with popula
tions ranging from 26,000 to 6,00(10 people
aud seventeen oilier towns ranging iu
population from 10.(Nil to 25,poo That
would tuolude Canton as a town of shout
40 000 people. What would out while
country lie under such oirciHnstar.uos?
The slate of Massachusetts has one
nslursl advantage over this sectiuu of
Georgia, and that la its sea cast. This
section of Georgia has threw uatuial ad
vantages over Massachusetts—those sre
climate, productive soil aud yaw material
to manufacture. Massachusetts is a
manufacturing state and Georgia is uot.
The principal kiud of manufacturing
done In Massachusetts is cotton ami
woollen goods and paper. We have the
cotton aud raw material for paper iu
ahuudaiice here. The climate here is
much mme fav >rable for manufacturing
anything lhau it is In Maasaohusatta. It
coats almost as muoh lo put Iu beating
apparatus in a faotory in Massachusetts
as it would to build a new faotory In
Georgia.
Now, why not build a faotoiy at Cau
ton? W# cau and should raise 650,DUO
here in Canton for a faotory. One man
will take half of that muoh We cau
then either issue boudi or preferred
stock for 660,000 at fl per cent. This will
put iu a 5,000 spindle mill. I would fa
vor flrst to put Iu only p yarn mill.
To read is as staple iu the market as cot
ton. A mill of that site would handle
A druggist in Macon, Gs., says: "I
have sold n large quantity iff Mother's
Friend, anil nave never known an in
stance where it lias failed to produce the
good results claimed for It. All women
agree that it nukes labor shorter aud less
painful."
Mother’s Friend
it not a dunce remedy. Its good effects
ire readily experienced bv all expectant
mothers who use it. Years ago it passed
the experimental stage. While it always
shortens labor mid lessens the pains of
delivery, it is also o' the greateat benefit
during the earlier months of pregnancy.
Morning sickness and nervousness are
readily overcome, and the liniment relaxes
the strained muscles, permitting them tn
expand w ithout causing distress. Mother's
Friend gives great recuperative power to
the mother, and her recovery is sure and
rapid. Danger from rising and swelled
breasts is done sway with completely.
Sold by iruiiliti tor f I a bulllt.
THE HRADI'llil.D REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, UA.
tou t Im mi Am UlasiikUii U»wb tui •■|Mtl6id umUiarv
about leu bales of oottou
par day or
3,000 bales per year. This towu usually
handles about 6,(NX) per year. These
3,000 bales of oottoo at 625 per hale w,|l
amount to 678.000 per year. With that
same ootteu made iuto thread it is worth
6160.000, which will give ua a profit of
675,000 a year left here in Canton.
Unquestionably oottou faotoriee of the
north offsr a greater profit than any-
.— Marietta Li. hl “* b ‘ ,,or " our I have
many of our Ceorgt* facto
ries and they are paying from 15 to 40
per cent, profit. I do not kuow of
single factory iu the atnte, where ordlua-
iy businosa management has beeu given,
hut that it has beeu profitable and ia
running every day.
Lat us have a oottou factory. We cau
have it. We must have It. If we sit
etill, it will never oome to us. We have
about 6 J in,0i>0 in eight and that on abort
uotioe without any oanvsssiug. Wu oar
tuinly can raise the balance, even if It
shall be on the installment plan that bus
beeu eo successful in other places Here
ia for a cotton factory for Canton!
K W. Col.KM AN,
Vrrr ef Charge.
Any Adult suffering from a cold net-
lliug ou the breast, bronchitis, throat or
lung troubles of any nature, who will
call al F. I*. Burtz's, will lie presented
Pergonals fruin Acworth Poat.
Cliff Kitchen, of Acworth, spent
Monday here.
Earle Field, one of Cherokee's most
siiimessful farmers, spent Sunday here.
Miss Lily Kitchen has returned hunie
after a pleasant visit to Canton.
Eogeue McDowell, the "deviF'of tbe
Cherokee Advance, spent Hunilay with
hotnefolka.
Miss Motile Stanley,of Canton, spent
Haturday end Sunday here as tbe
guest of Miss Clare Williams.
Miss I’olly Webb, of Canton, who
lies been visiting Mrs. Kansas W|l
Hams, went, to Carlersville Saturday.
John M. McDowell, of tbe Canton
Advance, spent a day or so here last
week with his mother, returning Mou-
day morning.
Rev. II. R. Anderson, of Canton, who
has beeu assisting Rev. (4. T. Bourne
In a protracted meeting al Miapali, re
turned home Saturday. He did aoiue
able preaching. The meeting wsa
quite a sucoesa.
picked from bis fluid yesterday, and su)B | witii u s impie bottle uf HohuIihu's Oer
that lie has three bolls open on oi e. [ n *u Byrup, free of charge. Duly one
-a- “
ken, but lives just uoross the line in I No throat or lung remedy ever bail
Milton county, and sends ua the flist oo * such a sale as Boschee’s German Syrup
in allpaitaof the civilized world. Twen
ty years ago milliou* of bottles were
given eway, and your druggist will tell
you it* success was marvelous. It is
really tbe only throat and lung remedy
embused by physicians. One 75 o lit
bottle will cure or prove its value. Sold
by dealers in all civilized countries.
7 21 -3m
The Etowah Institute.
tun of the sees m.
Tbe young people were deligbtflly en
tertained at u lav*u parly at the residence
uf Mr. and Mrs. Joe K. Johnston last
Wednesday evening. Mis. Jobuslon is
a most charming hostess aud tbe ynuug
people of Cuulou always look forward to
aud evcuilig spent at her borne with tbe
groalent delight.
Ordinary Conn went out Tuesday to
receive the McCaudies* bridge, near
Waleska, wtiicb has just beeu complet
ed. Mr. Conn says that Cherokee now
lias tbrirteen new bridges, twelve of
which were built lo replace ttie ones
washed away by the heavy freshets of
last spring.
Editor Ferry has sold his "Bud’’
Worley farm of 120 acres adjoining tlie
Case A Campbell gold mine, Hve miles
southwest of Canton, to E. G. Fowler,
but reserved the mineral interest aud
mining privllegea.ou same. Mr.Fowl
er will build on the property Ibis fall.
Mrs. J. M. Maston, of Kansas City,
Mn.. is visiting tier mother, Mrs. Field,
of the Etowah Vale stock farm. Mr.
Maston came out with her, bur spent
only a few days here, returning to his
business at Kansas City.
I will he at my gallery every day
from 1 to 3:30 p. ui. to make pictures.
Thanking my friends for past patron
age and trusting lo receive your trade
in the futur., I am your* to serve,
H. K Pkkhy.
Milton superior court convenes at
Alpharetta next Monday week, and
Hie Forsyth superior court ou the fol
lowing Monday. Cherokee court
convenes iu C/iuton on the second
Monday in September.
Ro'jt. S. Chamlee, formerly of this
place, has buen elected clerk of tbe
hoard of commissioners of Floyd couuty
to succeed E. P. Treadaway, resigned,
hob, we cougiatulate upon your prefer-
Prof. K. A. f.'ole, principal of tbe Eto
wab Institute, came in Wednesday and
is now permanently located here ami
actively at work in the interest of one
school which be proposes to build up
aud make truly tbe "Pride.uJ Cautou.
Prof. Cole aunnu ces that he will lie
Resisted by Prof. K. M. I-edford, of
Fraukliu, N. C., and his sister, Mies Ella
Ruth Cole, of Carthage, N, 0. Both
are experienced and qualified teachers
Mine Cole taught for awhile in the R. N.
C. at Waleska, and is favorably known
to many iu tbe county. Prof. Ledford
is highly endorsed ana recommended hy
Rev. G. A. Bartlett, of tbis place, as be
iug a young man uf chrialiau character,
well qualidud as a teacher with several
years experience.
Thu school opens the first Tuesday iu
September and we are encouraged to
believe there will he a full attendance
aud the school made one of the best
Canton ban had for years.
Read the advertisement of the school
iu this issue and now and hereafter
heartily co-operate with Prof. Cole and
the other teachers in building up here a
school socond to none in all this section.
For Salk ok Hunt.—l offer for sale
or rent my 10-raom dwelling house iu
Cauton, now occupied by W. A. Kitch
en and family, un easy terms, aud will j rneut.
give possession whenever desired. Call I Solioitors-General Hutcherson and
on or addrett toe, care of tbe Advance, I Mullins went up to Blue Ridge and Kill
A Malhrr Tells Hew Wile Mated Her
l.ltilr Uaegltlrr'i l.ifr,
I am tbe mother of eight children and
hail a great ilral of experience with ined
loilics. Last summer my little daughter
had the dysiiilery iu Its worst form. We
thought she would die. I tried every
thing I cnnfjl PKfnothing seem
cd to do her urt giToff* ’ I saw hy un ad
vertisement in our paper that Chamber-
lain'* Colin, Cholera and Diarrhoea Item
edy was highly reoommumled mid sent
and got it buttle ut once, It proved to
he one of the very best inedioineH we
uver huil iu the house. Ileuved my little
laiightei's life, lam anxious for every
molin',i to know wh.it an excellent niedi
cine it is. Hud 1 known it at flrst It
would have saved me a great deal of am
iety and my little daughter much suffer
ing.—Yours truly, Mn* Gko F. ill'll
Dick, Liberty, It. I. Bold hy L. J. Doss.
Mrs. John U. Page Dead.
Airs. John li. Page died at her home
iu Cautou last Saturday afternoon and
her remains were interred in the town
cemetery Sunday afternoon, a fiiueral
discourse being conducted al her re
quest hy Rev. B. R. Anderson. Mrs.
Page was a daughter of Rev. >1. D.
Dobbs and, besides her fat her, I liree
sister and a brother, she leaves
to mourn her death a devoted husband
aud two bright sweet children, to all
uf whom the Advance extends sincere
condolence. Mrs. Page was sick only
a few days with flux, during which
time she suffered intensely, hut she
had attentive watchers aud faithful
nursing and ail relief possible was
given her.
The family of Ihe deceased desire to
express their liiauks to the public
the following words:
"We desire tu earnestly think all of
our friends who were so kind lu us iu
our last sorrow aud hereavtuient. To
some of us it was the heaviest sorrow
ever laid iipuu us and had it not beeu
for God's grace and the support of lov-
iug hearts we would have fallen be
neath its 'weight. God bless I he good
people of Canton and while uur hearts
are aching there cullies to us through
all our sorrow tbe gratitude that our
lot aud lives are cast among sucb a
people ”
firev« flleis Stoll
Victims In stomach, liver and kidney
Double as well as women, aud all feel
the result iu loss uf appetite, poison® in
the blood, backache, nervousness, Iliad
ache and tired, listless, run-down feel
iug. But. there is in.' need of feeling like
that. Listen to J. W. Gardeuer. Idaville,
Ind. He say:''Electric Bitter* are just
tlie thing for a man when he is nil run
down, and don't care whether lie lives
or dies. It did more to give me uew
sirenglli and good appetite than any
thing I could take. I can now eat any
thing aiul have a new lease ou life."
duly 50c at F. P. Burtz’s drug store. Kv-
eiy bottle guaranteed.
d NIVKTEIt. “Uncle lien” Tli'impumi
cel.-buffed Ills Kiel lilrtlnlay last
Monday, lie Is yet aide tu go shout
nod (toes considerable work,
Unele .less-” Moi’olluin Is another of our
old cltlsens whose 111 years do not seem
age linn much nor Impair Ills mem
ory. Mr these and other old cltlsers live
yel many years.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ktandard, iff Atlanta,
pent three daysnf the past week as guests
of Editor l'eiry’s family. They returned
home Monday aoonmpanled liy Willie Kent!
Hud Ills sister, lleltle, who will spend a lew
days Iii Allaals visiting relalives.
Among Ihe llnlveler vlalloi- the past
Week were Misses Mis Mm -ly, of Mmleita.
May Ians Hcott mill Willie Nenl I, iff Cauton.
Mrs. Kannntii brown, of Haruesvllle, Mrs
Una Coggins aud Miss Mai Wiley, nt Cauton.
Mrs K. A.Uail 1 ,. visited Cmitoii \\ ednes
day. Hlie Is having a very good millinery
trade here, aud, fur the next .'SI days, otters
her stud, ut eosl.
Editor I'erry Iihs luiughl Ihe 5 pure tract of
K. II. Cobh
Muleiii Rupert has ihe greatest variety
of Irolt* ami v egetables of any farmer in
Hits section. lie Is, ton, a good, all-round
gardener, fruit grower and farmer and lie t«
making Ills Id acre tract u veritable Eden
Tenant* are lieglnnlng lo reul lands tor
another year, preparatory tu changes to he
in lid e later
Rev. anil Mrs. .1. N Mnow and Master Wil
lie Weymau Know spent yesterday here
Editor Ferry and family return lliauka lo
\i in. Uunteraud wife for lol of nice apples,
M. H. Roaeiihauer ha* uoniraet lo put up
some buildings ever at tbe Case A Campbell
gold mines near here.
On HUonuntof lack uf harmony and read!-
ut-ss on III* part of Ihe uouimlliee, Contrac
tor Huhinlts has not heguu pulling up Ilia
churoli over al Kingston, lor which Ihe hell
here waa lorn down and shipped Iher* some
time ago.
Fgstor W al Is In conducting revival servi
ce* al nhtloh Ihls week, and Is having a veiy
Interesting meeting, many from a dlslane-
attending
The quarterly eiitifereiiea oil this work
will lie held hy Frealdliig Elder lllgliaiu at
Klxca cbiiri'h next Haturday (tomorrow); aer-
vices will hlso he held at Sixes on Holiday.
our hoarders are all gone hut another
crowd has made application to come Hatui-
day. neb.
Dr OJedv'a tleadMIaa Pessdrra,
Are Juet what a horse needs wheu in had
uonaitioo. Ionic, blood purifier aud ver
rnlfuge. They are uot food but mediciii*
and the heal in use to put a horse in
prune oubdlllou. l’rluu 25j per paokuge.
Fur sale hy L. S. Doss, |.y
• —
N til AN K NOLL.—The school at this place
Ihe largest that lots ever been In lit
history, and we believe mor i real, ram-
esl work Is being done than ever before
The school, beside* Us regular routlue ol
work, baa organised llat-lf Into a literary so-
clely, lo in eel all o’clock each Friday even
ing. The ohjioi of this aoclefy Is to train
f lic hoy * and Kirin how to ruche, flow to ex
press themselves about what, they know,
and how to study literature. In this ani lely
there are fourteeu boys, or rallier young
men, whose function II Is to debate some
question each Friday evening These de
bates are very Interesting and helpful to all
especially the hoys who ileliale, for In them
they delight and lake a gieal Interest.
The school's honor roll for .Inly, as given
us by the teacher, Is ns follows: Earl Heav
ers, Cobb Owen, Hllas Hinlth, Johnnie How
ard, Janie Fowler, l.nla and Mlellu llowar d
for good nltendance. Cobh Owen, Klein,
Howard, Willie Elrod, Thus. W Wheeler
HU** Minin,, itasni conk and Mary Mine no
liesl record III cIhsmch. ALIUS.
A •'fewer.
"It Is a surprising fuel." says Prof.
Iloutnn, "that iu my travels in all purl,
iff tlie world, for I ha loal leu yeaia, I
have met mure people having usen
Glenn’s August Flower than any othei
reinoily, for dyspepsia, deranged live
and stomach, and foi conelipat'nn. I
Hurl for toiuists and salesmen, or foi
persons filling office positions, where
liernlachuN ami general Imd fouling fron
irregular habits eiis', that Green's Aug
list Flower is a grand remedy. It due
lint injure the system hy friqueiit use,
nod is excellent for sour stomach ami
UidigOHlioii," Simple bottle (rue ut F.
P. Burtz's. Sold hy dealers in all oivilizen
countries. 7 21 —3in,
It was one ot
these exi'eriuicit-
ff fanners, who
put green spec
tacles on his cow
mid fed her slmv
ings. His theory
was that it didn't
matter what the
cow ate so long as
she was fed. The questions of digestion
ami nourishment hud not eutefed into
his calculations.
It’s only a "tenderfoot" farmer that
would try such au experiment with a
cow. But many n farmer feeds him-
si’// regardless of digestion and nutri
tion. lie might almost as well eat shav
ings tor all the good he gets out of his
food. The result is that the stomach
glows "svPHk," the action of the organs
ut digestion and nutrition arc impaired
and the man suffers the miseries of dys-
pe|isia and the agonies of nervousness.
To strengthen the stomach, restore ihe
activity of the organs of digestion and
nutrition and nourish the nerves, use
Di. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It is au unfading remedy, and lias (lie
confidence uf physicians as well as Ihe
praise of thousands healed by its use
In the strictest sense "Golden Medical
Discovery " is a temperance mediciue. It
contains neither intoxicants nor uarcot 4*
ics, and is as free from alcohol as from opi
um. cocaine ami other dangerous drugs.
Don't let a dealer delude you for his
own prolil. There is no medicine for
stomach and blood "just as goo,I " us
"Golden Medical Discovery."
" I can »av lo you, our bottle of your * (aoMrn
Mrtlical Wiktivfry ' tin* cured me ami
well aftn mfbitny. two long year*, with Mum
ich dlteaif," wtilrk II Bnmwrll, of McAden-
vtlir Girnton Co, N C My hmlth i» worth
all the world to me I will prutur you a* long
as 1 lire."
A t>ook of iik>8 (Mge* given away.
On receipt of stamp* to pay ex|**nsc of
limiting only, we will send you The
People’s Common Scute Medical Ad
viser, free. Send 21 one-cent stamps
for the paper covered edition, or 41
stamp* for llie same edition cloth bound.
Address Dr R V Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
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During the civil war, as well os with
out war witb Spain, diarrhea i waa one
of the moat troublesome diseases the
army hod to contend witb. In many in
Cobbs and Phillip's Legion.
Tbe annual re union of Cobbs <lc Phil
® lips Legion will be held at Big Sliauty
stances it became chronic aud the old I no the third IVednssday in Augui.t
soldiers still suffer from it. Mr. David
Taylor, of Wiud Ridge, Green countv,
Fa., is one of these, lie uses Chamber.
Iain's Colie, Cholera and Dianhuii rem
edy and says he never found anything
that would Rive him euob quick relief.
It is for sale by L J. Doss.
Mr. Clayton was in tbe Advance of-
next Wednesday—aud uot oil August
Uth a* announced iu the Atlanta Ji urua
Reducer! rate* have beeu seourtd on the
railroads, and one of the most interest
ing re-uitions we have ever held is prom
Iscd. Dr. R. B. HeadiJen,-of Rome, will
deliver an address. The public is cor
Al.l. GROUND. There are scviirHl
rasM of sickness lu uur town. Mr.
Bennett, Mrs. Wyatt. Mr. Lucblser’l
tiahy and ( apt. Wyatt an- convalei
cent, while Mrs. Felly and Mr. Mtuwiir's III
tie klrl lire ell 11 quite low.
.Mimes Norn Hell Htark and FaueUi Harri
son, two accuiii|illnlied young ladles of Al
lan tu, have retm ned homeufterufrw week’s
aluy at llie elegant liomeof A. \V K>,hurts.
Tlie school here Is In a proses reus condi
tion, attendance Is very good and good work
Is being done u. F Uunnelo, brother ol Ihe
principal, Is wmIhIIuk.
Misses Fannie and Nora Belle Harrison,
the chai III lug and cultured daughters iff Jas
F. Harrison, pff Atlanta, are now stopping
al Llie Coker hotel.
Milton Marlin and family, of ('uitiinlug,
have In en the guesls of relatives here for
the past, few days.
Our new railroad Is now llnUhed and llie
Ural loud of inarhls wus brought over II lo
Hull Itrouml luat Tuesday morning. U.
A Ware Cure far Dreys,
On recei) t of $z.0l) I will send to auy
address in the United States a sample
package of Dhofsv I.'uiik, postpaid, foi
ten days’ treatment, if mediciue is uol
satisfactory, money will he refunded.
Manufactured hy
O. E. COLLUM,
Loo'f Box 387. Acworth, Ga,
To Whom it May Concern: We, the
underaigned, cheerfully recommend O.
E. f'ollum as being prompt and reliable
in all hia business transaction*.
J. L. Lemon, Pres. S. I.auius Ranking
Co.; A. J. Durham, dniggiel; Orlando
Awtruy, Dr. J. It. Humphries, and D. V
SUikley, J P. 7 21-3m
ODKtiU'O. -Weconllnuti lo hnveguod
ruin* and crops are looking hue.
K K. Westbrook ai.d family, of
Tunnel Hill, are visiting Mrs. Wi s ■
brook'» parents, Mr. and Mm. J M Hurl/.al
this place.
Murrell Norlou, who lias been In Missis
slppl for several mouths, has returned home,
John Casey and family, of Itoswell, vlsitsd
their kinsman, \V. G. i’enue, near here, re
cently.
J. C. Cotton ami family, of Orange, visited
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, of this place, re
cently.
Rev. C. R. Ragsdale Is conducting a pro
tracted meeting at Rock Hprlngs. We trust
tbal much and lading good will he done.
Mr and Mrs. Hudson Wiley, of Roswell,
visited B. E aud H o. Wiley, of tills place,
last week PENCIL.
OOIIKTOCK.—Our tabernacle meet
ing closed Holiday night. It umy
Im. aafely said that II waa the gruff
est meeting held In North Georgia
In recent years. There were thirty-nine ac
cessions lo llie Methodist church, and alrnot
Ixty others converted. Rev. II M Hiro/ler
attended lo the baptism Muuday aflei uuou
at3o’clock, three being baptised by Immer
sion. When the tabernacle oome here theie
were veiy few who would lead In public
prayer, while now ws have three dlffeirnt
meetings which are being largely attended.
Tbe tabernacle waa removad Monday.
Mlasea Lula Hanoock and Ophelia Julies,
n( Atlanta, ar* visiting friends amt relatives
lu and near eurelty,
Mr, end Mrs. J. H. Urrggs, of Upshaw, are
Visiting the family of J. H. Brooks.
Mr. J. T. Barren and damthter, Miss Laura,
are vleltlng friends at Cbraialee and I or
sylh, Ua.
Kev. U. M. Ktrusler Is conducting a series
-it protracted services at Hascom this w. ek.
We hope much good may be accomplish'd.
Rev. J. tg Walla left Balurday afternoon
uir Hhiloh, where he Is carrying ou a pro-
iraoluU meeting this week. •
We Join willi the hosts of friends of Mr.
aud Mrs. W, W. McAfee In wlelilug them a
long aud happy life.
tamp meeting at Lit tie River campground
ilogins tuniglit. Let everybody attend.
A protracted mealing will begin at Ml.
Garmel tonight.
Will llruuks vlulled relalives al llpsliaw
Haturday and Huuday.
Ur, W. H. Iiean and N. A. Fowler attended
the Noonday Baptist association at (’union
Friday to Kunday. They report a large at
tendance aud vary Instruolive services.
Hchuol Uihi..
’■'viler, WallUhrn sas tnrws.
The Intense itching and smarting iuei-
lent to thesodiseases, ia inatautly allay
ed by applying Chamberlain's Eye and
tkm Ointment. Many very bait cases
mve been permanently cured hy it. It ia
‘I'tally efficient for itching piles and a
avniite remedy for sore nipples, cltapp-
>d hands, chilblains, frostbites and
chronic sure oyes 3flj per box. For sa e
iy L J. Do**. \j
Al.KNKA.-Hlineoii Hiullli, of Ac-
worth, was a visitor lo our town
Huuday.
l uff. A. L’. Manning, who Is teaching at
LIUle River, visited hoiuetulke Nntiirdey
end Huuday. II la slater, M sa lersl ■, relumed
with him lu attend tlie camp meeting.
R«v It. W. Rogers Is vlilllng Acworth,
Fayneaud other places In the Interval of
H. N. V.
Our college uUapel has been painted anil
repairs are now being dune on Ihe college
building.
Heveral of tlie young people of llffs place
.ire contemplating going lu Little Rive,
amp meeting.
Waleska'* entire force of youth and beau-
y, ingetber with several other young people
who live out of town, will leave the 15th
Inst., for a week ’* fish lug lour lu Dew's pond
in Uordou county. Everything Is being ar
ranged that will add to the pleasure of the
Dip, and tiffs outing now bids fair to be <me
of tlie most eujoyous occasions tu ourybuug
people, ZOO.
Med Hal Preas Iba llss|
Waa the hall that bit G. B. Sluudman,
f Newaik, Mich., in the civil war. It
aueed humble ulcers that no Ireetuu ut
Helped for 20 years. Then Buokleu’s
Arnica Salve cured him. Cures cuts,
bruises, barns, boils, corns, feious, skin
eruption. Btat pile cure on earth, 25o
box. Cure guaiauteed. Sold hy F.
F. Buriz, druggist.
V
C»oton, Ga,
JB*N V. Fkbby. 1 jay this week on official business
mb a # iaa J iuu vwaa■ ■ a* *t!c a utnunu ut Jta
floe a f.)w day* ago and left aom nice bl,t il '» specially desired
sample, of kaolin sod mica which was that every surviving member of Cobb’
Ukea from bis firm astir Joe in tba Phillip * legion
•outhsro part of Obsrokat oou&ty. | W. J. Maimvum*, Pissident.
P
S VV \ III I 1 - lB ruoorn,,l «u.led tor ev
erytbing, but If you have
ROOT kidney, liver or bladder
* trouble It will be found Just
the remedy you need. Atdrugglut* In fifty
ceulund dollar sizes. You may have a sam
ple bottle of this discovery by mall free, alzo
pamphlet telling all about It. Address,
AYNE— Mrs Hulsey died ou the 4th
lust. Hhe leaves a husband and fi.m-
lly of small children, one lu/uiit of
five mouths, lo mourn berdepsrture.
Mrs. Mary Waldrup Is some better, but
still very feeble
F M. King, of Keaacca, Is on a visit tu rel-
tlves here.
Col. John D Attawsy, our kind and clever
county school (oinmlsslouer. lectured to ai d
treated the children at Payne's school house
Friday last He also visited Ihe school al
Alpine Iasi week.
D. B, Htokely hoc a very good sctiool at
New Hope, In Bartow county, near here.
Gold mine prospecting Is all the isge. IJ.
A. Smith has some hands working at Ills
mine, and “Bud” Worley and others are
prospecting ou R H. Tripp’s place.
P. H.Gruu, of Hie Osceola mine, made a
business trip to Atlanta last week.
John T. Ptnci waa down from Modeslo
lately.
Louis N. Fowler and family have r-. turned
home from a visit lo his parents in Ala
bama. His father returned with him.
Pr Rracied services are being carried ou at
Alpine.
Another daughter a’. Jesse Fountain's.
Howell Fountain aud family, of Kenne-
saw, spent last week with relatives hero.
Mrs. R. It Tripp made a Hying trip to
I'ossvllle lately lo visit her parent* f.btro
Kbe brought her moluer, Mrs. Bareli Willi
ers. back with her, who has beeu lu feeble
health, but Is much beler at this writing
A quod many of our citizen* speak ol going
to Texas this fall —and some of our best cIll*
teua, too.
•c.meone shot Johnnie Martin’s cow, and
It will die, It Is said.
John F. Payne has returned from a risu
to Gwinnett oounly accompanied by hli
molher-tn-law, Mrs. Cain (*,.
Robert N, Barron has been appoint-
Dr Kilmer A (Jo., Binghamton, N, X. •<* pu*'-mtlt«r at SaUooa, this couot|,