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Jt!;. BOYD. ^r~i p i ■ |' i n' i 1 1 * i 1 111' I' 1111 rq 1 1 1 1 u 11 m m rn-fn 'TT-rjTrn-- . ot-:rh OVBE DEMPSEY’S STOEE. DR. LIDDELL'S BOOKS. It belnpj impossible for me to atny in my office where my friends cun find me, or look after the collection of ray accounts, I have placed my books and accounts in the hands of J. K..Davis, and all persons owing me will please call and settle with him. J. A. Liddell. APPLICATION POR CHARTER. Georgia, Polk County. To tbo Superior Court of said County: The petition of D. Cameron, n duly eleotod Doacon, and P. Mi Agan, duly elected Clerk, and J. T. Camhron, a tnombor, all ol said state, and county, respeotfully shows:-— 1st, That they dost re for themselves, their associates and successors, to bo* come Incorporated ns a Religious So* olety,under the namo and style of “East View Baptist Church.” 2d, Tho term for which petitioners ask to bccuno Incorporated is twenty years, with tne privilege of ronewal at the end of that time. 3d. Tho solo objoct and purposo of tho proposod Church is to promote tho causo of Christian Religion. 4th, That said church lias been estab lished in East View, Codartown, said state and county, and your petitioners und their associates and successors in office desire to bo incorporated with corporate authority to enforce good order, receive donations in iridney or property, personal or real; make pur chases and alienations of real and per sonal property, not for tho purposo of trado and prolit but for the purposo of promoting the general design and look ing after tho general interest of said church; to sue and bo sued, contract and bo contracted with, and do all other things necessary to carry out the pur poses oi said church. Wherefore, Petitioners pray, for them selvos, their associates and successors, to be, made a body corporate and politic, with all the rights, privileges, irnmutil- wiuiiMi iuu pnvia'KUH, mi ties and restrictions fixod by law. Sanders «fc Davis, Att’ys for Petitioners. I certify that tho within is a true copy of the original as tiled.in office 30th Oc tober, 1900. W, C. Knight, Clerk, Georgia, Polk County. Clerk’s cilice Superior Court. Enterod on minutes of Superior Court, page 531. This 30th day of October,1900. W. C. Knight, Clerk Polk County Sheriff Sales for December, 1900. Stato of Georgia—County of Polk. Will bo sold Ijofora tho court house door In the city of Codartown, Polk county, Ga,, within tbo legal hours ol aalo on tho llrst Tuesday In Dec., 1900, to the highest bidder for cash the follow ing described property to-wlt:— Lots ol land Nos. 1048, 1044 and 1045, all In tho 21st dlst. and 3d see. of Polk county, Ga., each lot containing 10 acres more or loss, and levied on ns tho prop erty ol G. M. Williams and Naomi Wil liams by virtue ol end to satisfy a 11. fa. issued I rom Polk Superior Court In favor of John I 1 . Davis, administrator ol W. B. S. Davis, deceased, vs. tho said Croon M. Williams and Naomi Wil liams. Proporty pointed nut In II. fa, and In the possession of tho defend ants. Deed of re-conveynnce lilod and recorded in tho Clork’s olllco ns the law provides, and the defendants notified os required by law. Also at tho snmo time and place will be sold tho billowing proporty, to-wlt:—' Lots of land Nos. twelve hundred and iorty-llvo (1245) and twelve hundred and seventy (1270) in the 21st dlst. and 3d see. of Polk county, Ga., and levied on ns the proporty of Thomas Wright by virtue of and to satiety a 11. fa. Issued from Polk Superior Court In favor ol D. M. Russell vs. tho said Thomas Wright. Property In tho possession ol dofondant and pointed out in 11. fn. Tonant in possession notified as tho law requires. Lota of land Nos. 1103, 1104 and 1105, lying in the 21st diet, and 3rd sea. ol Polk county, Ga., levied on and to bo sold as the property of Allen Young, under and by virtue of three Justice Conrt Q fas issned from Jnstice Court of the 1504th dist. G. M. of Floyd Co., Ga. All issned against Allen Young, ono in favor of Treadaway & Co., and the other two issned in favor of Everett Ridiy-Bagan Co., and all said 11 fas be ing transferred to B. J. Bagan. Also at tho same time, place and manner will he sold:—Lots of land NOS. 324, 400, 400, 400, 532, 533, 634 , 535, 507, 578, 053, 030, 081, 724, 720, 703 and 888, all jyingin tbo 21st district and 3rd section of Polk county, Ga., and Nos. 1108, 1109, 1243 and 1011, lying in the 2d district and 4th section of said county; also ono strip of land lying in Cedar, town, In said county, and being north ot tho vacant lotof W. C. Bunn and F. A. Irwin on west side of College street, south of tho right of way of the E. A W. R. R. and west of tho west side of Col lege street where tho bridge crosses said railroad, and east of tho land of the Alabama & Georgia Iron Co., said strip fronting on College street 35 feet more or less and running back west along the railroad 210 feet more or less; all levied on and to be sold as the property of Cherokee Iron Co., under and by virtue of the ti. la. Issued from tho Superior Court of said county in lavor of Bunn, administrator, etc., of A. G.West, vs. Cherokee Iron Co., the Alahnma & Geoigin Iron Co. being transferees ol said fi. fa. This tiie 7th day of Nov., 1900. T. C. HAGAN, Sheritf. J. B. HOGG, Dep'tv Sh’lf. A HA a OX ATOMS. Mr. Pomeroy, of Buffalo, N. Y., lias been spending the week here with Mr. Walcott, ns have also Capt. Sony and Mr. VanDyke, of Rome. Mr. Pomeroy is delighted with Georgia,and Is think ing of building n winter home here. Col. J. O. Waddell has just returned from attending the Georgia Confeder ate veterans’ reunion in Augusta. Hr. A. Atulerton spent Sunday in Cedartown, the guest of the Misses Rirkbeck. The school here is in a prosperous condition, conducted by Mr. J.M.Lnw- son and Miss Mary Harris, An at tractive program will be presented next Thursday ns Thanksgiving and Arbor Dny exerotses, as follows :— Prayor. Song by school. A I'orost Lullsby— Fourteen Girls. "Birth of tbo Tree"— Laura Eborhart, "October"—Connie Collins. > "Autumn"— Zula Bradshaw. Choosing State Troo and Flower—By 24 Second Grade Pupils. "Tho uso or Flowers”—Laura Wyly. Arbor Day.’Brovitlos-Sohool. “Tho Troo"—Corn Mosoly. Kong—School. Declaration nnd Quotations. “Undo Sain, or Woddlng of tho Palm and l’lno.” Thanksgiving Song—Four Girls. “Picking Apples”-Marcus Dovor. "Jack O'Lantorn”—Arthur Kldor. Quotations nnd Answers. "I thank tho Father"-School. Rooitation- Bola Morgan. Song- Eight Girls. A Frightful Blunder , Will often canso a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruiso. Bnoklon’s Ar nica Salvo, the best in tho world, will kill tho pain and promptly heal it. Caros Old Sores, Fovor Sores, UloorB, Boils.Folons, Oorns, all Skin Eruption. Best Pilo euro on earth. Only 25 ots. a box. Ouro guaranteed. Sold by E.Brad ford, Druggist. Messrs. W. F. Hall, W. P. West D. A. Whitehead and W. G Eng' land, of Cedartown: A. E. Young, of Young’s; Thos. M. Randall and S. O Jones, of Hamlet; E. C. Kings- lierry, of Rnckmari; W. T. Lee, of Felton; mid A. T. Hamilton, ol Etna, went to Rome the llrst of the week to attend the first session of the new Federal Court, which continued only two days. Guard tho kidneys; tho health of tho body depends on those small but im portant organs. They extraot urio noid from tho blood, wbiofa if allowed to re main in tbo systom would canso dropsy nnd Bright's disease. Priokly Ash Bit ters is a successful kidney tonio; it lioals and strengthens tbo kidneys, reg ulates tho livor, stimulates tho stomach nnd digestion, clonuses tho bowels, It will prevent or oure Bright's disease. T. F. Burbank. In tho Attio.—“How do yon like your room at your now boarding-place?" asked Von Braam. "Well," replied Dinwiddle, hesitatingly; "it’s tiptop.” Many people worry because they think they have heart dieease. The chances are that their heartB are all right but tbeir stomachs arc unable to digest food. ICodol Dyspepsia Oure di gests what yon eat and prevents tho formation of gas whioh makes the stomach press against tho heart. It will onre every form of indigestion. E. Bradford. What is home without shade trees? Every residence lot in Cedartown should be ornamented with trees. I'l have used Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy and And it to be a great medioine,” says Mr. E, S. Phipps, of Poteau, Ark. “It cured me of bloody flux. I cannot speak too highly of it.” This remedy always wins the good opinion, il not praise, of those who use it. The quick onres whioh it effeots even in the most severe oases make it a favorite ovorywherc. For sale by E. Bradford, druggist. 35f' T0_0! CEDARTOWN AND ROOKMART EOOX'-RAIjIi TEAMS Met Friday on tho Gridiron—Collar- town Wins Easily. Tho Cednrtowu mfd Rockmnrt, elevens met at Rockmnrt Inst Friday, nnd played nn interesting game in the presence of a good crowd. Of course, the game was too one-sided to ho really inter esting from tho standpoint of a genuine admirer of tho sport,hut there is no manner of doubt that the Oedartown hoys made it “mighty interesting” for Rock- mart. Codartown lined up with Moore, center; Brumby, right guard :Tom Whitfield,left guard; Jesse Smith, right tackle; Bobo, left, tacklo; Holmes Smith, right end; Luther Whitfield, left end; SVood, captain and quarter back; England and Thomason, half backs; Clary, lineman. Rockmnrt’s line-up was ns fol lows: Sawyer, manager and loft tackle; Carlton, right tackle; Herbert and Henry Mayhew, right nnd left guards; Mundy, center ;Mosoly,right end ;Brooks, left end ;C:unpbejl,quarter back; Jones and Barnett, half backs; Simpson, full back; Davis, line man. Mr. A. W. Stubbs served ns referee, and Mr. Hughes Roberts as umpire. The Rockmnrt team was out classed from the start, and spite of plucky playing on their part, tho game was won by Oe dartown by n’seoro of 82 to 0. The Rockmnrt hoys will prob ably play a return game in Cedar- town in tho near future. .But whenever they meet Cedartown on the gridiron, they will buck against one of the best, amateur football teams i n North Georgia. A Monster Devil Fish destroying its viotim is a type of con stipation. The power of this mnrtlor- ous malady is felt on organa and nerves nnd musolos and brain. There’s no health till it’s ovoroomo. But Dr. King’s New Life Pills nro a safe and oertain onre. BoBt in tho world for stomaeb, liver, kidneys and bowols. Only 20o, at E. Bradford’s drug storo. LOPEZ HILL NEWS. Mr. M. E. Lopez is in Charleston, 8. 0., this week. Tile farmers are winding up wlient sowing here. Mt. Hope niul Friendship linve gone in winter quarters in regard to Sun day school. Mr. John Hamrick has bought Mr Bowmnn’s farm and will move on It soon. A number of our people went to preaching at Ellis Olinpel Sunday. Mr. .1. B. Hunt has bought the B IV. Hunt place, nnd will-move,on it in tile near future. Lopez Hill is four miles from Cave Spring on the W. A. Brook plane. L’cople, pay up your subscription to Tine Standard nnd have a big honor roll Xmas. Rock-a-Fbi.i,ow. NEW FOR CEDARTOWN! But Old People in the Business! :THE: McDonald furniture COMPANY HAVE OPENED A BRANCH HOUSE OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE IN CEDARTOWN. They Make Furniture!-" -AJSTID Make the Lowest Prices! Bedsteads, $2 and Upwards. Chairs, 40c. and Higher. Go to see them and. SAVE MONEY, and get the BEST-MADE FURNITURE. ® •© © McDonald furniture co„ CEDARTOWN and ROME. By the time a man gets to bo fameus he has ceased to care for fame. FREE BLOOD AND SKIN CURE. An Offer Proving Faith. Pains in bones, hack or joints, Syphilitic Dlood Poison. Rotten Gumsand Chronic Rheumatism, and nil obstinate, deep-seated Blood troubles are quickly cured by taking a lew large bottles of botanic Blood Italni. We challenge the world case of Iilood Disease that D 0 tanic nlood E. Bradford guarantees every bottlo of Ohamborlain’s Cough Bomedy and will refund tho monoy to anyone who is not satisfied after using two-thirds of the oontents. This is tbo best remedy in tbo world for la grippo, coughs, aolds, croup and whooping oough, and is pleasant and safo to .take. It pre vents any tendonoy of a cold to result in pneumonia. »#. ROOKMAR'l NEWS Col. L. J. Spinks was in Dallas Thursday. Mrs. S. J. Kambro has returned from an extended visit in South Georgia Mr. M. A. Haynle spent Thursday in Rome. Mrs. W. B. Fambro left Thursday for n visit among relatives in Missis sippi- To remove a troublesome corn or bunion: First rfoak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it, then pare it down as closely as possible without drawing blood and apply Chamber Iain’s Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each ap plication. A corn plaster should be worn for a few days, to protect it from the shoe. As a general liniment for sprains, bruises, lameness and rheuma tism. Pain Balm is unequaled. For sale by E. Bradford, druggist. In politics every well-regulated small boy sides with his grandfather. You can’t afford to risk your life by allowing a cough or a oold to develop into pneumonia or consumption. One Minute Oough Ouro will cure throat and lung troubles quicker than any other preparation known. Many doc tors use it as a specific for grippe. It is an infallible remedy for croup. # Chil dren like it and mothers endorse it. E. Bradford. Balm will not c The cures are pern patching up. Is your Blood Thin? Skin Pale? All Run Down? As Tired In the morn- when you went to bed? Pimples? Boils? and not i The Standard’s Clubbing List will save you money on any paper or magazine you want. If so, your Blood is Bad. Blood Balm will make the Blood Pure and Rich, Heals every Sore,Stops the Aches and invigorates the old and weak Botauic Blood Balm, the only perfect Blood Puri fier made. Sold at Drug Stores. $i per large bottle, including complete directions. To prove our faith in Blood Balm a trial bottle given away to suffe ers. For fr»e trial bottle, address Blood Balm Co., Atlanta'. Ga. Don’t hesitate, but write uble, and free, personal Blood Balm (B. B. B.) fails. Thoroughly tested for .... jo voluntary testimonials of cures by using B. B. B. describing trouble, and free, personal medical ad\ ice ‘ ” ""' Cures when all els< 30 years. Over 3. Pay your subscription to The Standard, Mr. G: H. Barrett, ono ot the cleverest farmers of this vicinity brought 10 our office Fridny a sweet potato which is a decided curiosity, measuring over twenty-four inches in length. Thousands of men and women suffer from piles, espeoially women with fe male weakness have this suffering to contend with in addition to their other pains. Tabler’o Buckeye Bile Oint ment will quiokly effect a oure. Price 50 cts. in bottles, tubes 75 ots. T. F, Burbank. When other people drop things they are careless; when wo drop them wo are ESOM HILL. Esom Hill lias remained quiet for sometime, but here we come again. The peonlo of this place are iniioli pleased with our new school house, ioliool opened Monday with an attend ance of forty, and everything looks fair for one hundred soon. We all feel that with such an efficient prinolpal ns I’rof. G. B. lloninn, nnd a new soliool house furnished so nicely, IOsom Hill Is going to have one of the best schools in the county. Since we have started the ball to rolling, we should keep it going, and wo earnestly hope every body in or about Esom Hill .will pull for the school. Esom Hill isalBOcoming to the front in the cotton business. It is now one of the very best cotton markets In the country. Bound-lap ontton brought 10 to 10)4 cents last week, which was one-lmlr to three-quarters of a cent more than other innrkets. The gin lias been .running regularly every day nnd a part of each night since the advanoe in the price of cot ton. The hum of- the gin, suoli a rush of wagons, with tho tap of tile Aoad- eniy bell, makes us think our town is growing rapidly. Misses Minnie and Leila Boman,of Hellin, Ala., are hero attending our school. Misses Lula Caldwell and Pearl DuPree were In your, city shopping last Monday. Mr. T. B. Blake, Atlanta, was here inspecting the Bound Bale press last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Gaines, an American Cotton Co. tnan, was here the latter part of last Success to Tint Standard. Uno. There is no pleasure in life if you dread going to tho tablo to oat and can’t rest at night on account of indi gestion. Henry- Williams, of Boon- vilie, Ind., says ho suffered that way for years, till ho commenced tho use of ICodol Dyspopsia Ouro, and adds, "Now I Can cat anything I like and all I want and sleep soundly ovory night.” ICodol Dyspopsia Cure will digest what you cat. E. Bradford. He BuggoBtod that possibly I might learn to lovo him,” said tho spinstor. "Yes, of course,” returned her dearest friend. “Doubtless ho roalizos tho truth of tho saying that ‘ono is novor too old to learn.’ ” If you have over soon n child in tbo agony of oronp you can realize bow grateful mothers are for Ono Minuto Cough Ouro, whioh gives roliof as soon as it is administered. It qniokl.v oures coughs, colds nnd all throat and lung troubles. E. Bradford. ", “As I camo by tho kitohon window, Jane, I thought I saw you on a young man’s kneel" "Well, ma’am, it is an artist friend of mine, and I bnvo been giving him a fow sittings.” If you nro suffering from drowsiness in tho day time, irritability of temper, sleepless nights, general debility, head- aohe, and general want of tone of tbo system, uso Herbino. You will get re lief nnd finally a cure. Price 00 cts. T. F. Burbank. LAKE CREEK LE'flER. There were services here Saturday night nnd Sunday by Kev/ O. C. Childers, of Borne. Mrs. B. If. Cook is very sick nt this writing. We fear tlmt she will not cover. My. 8. A. Hunt was in our burg Sun day. It is only a short time till our elec tion. T. E. Brook hns decided , to run for Justice of Peace against Cnpt. J. A. Tucker. Messrs. Llm Parris, Paul Faires and Everett White are candi dates for Constables. We expeot .to have a lively time, though a friendly Somebody is going to get bent; but there is ono consolntion,those tlmt get beaten will be by good men, for they arc all good men. Mr. J. B. Woods and wife were visit ing relatives at Lindale Sunday. What about the Cotton Growers’ Protective Association? Should we be interested ill tills work? If wo con tinue to grow cotton, we should be in terested. I am in favor of anything tlmt is to tiie farmers’ interest. Let the farmers organize and stick to gether, grow more wheat and corn,nnd plenty of cotton, too. The prosperity of t!liis great country is in the hands of tile farmers. We need not look for it through a republican administra tion, neither n Deinoorntioadministra tion. It will only come by the good and prosperous acts of tiie people of the country in general. Let every distriot work to the interest of itself nnd state, every state for itself nnd country, nnd we will have a prosper- ne. Success to the Cotton Grow. Association, and also to Tub Standard. Saber. ARE YOU ‘ BANKRUPT;,, health, constitution underminedby ex travagance in eating, by disre garding the laws of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Tutt’s Liver Pills will cure you, For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, .constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. Tutt’s Liver Pills an absolute cure. Foreclosure by Advertisement Under Power of Sale. Georgia, Polk County. Under and by virtue of a power of snle contained in a mortgage exeouted by H. F. DeBardeleben to L. Sutlierlin, dated the 30tli day of Sept., 1S00, and reoorded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Polk county, Ga., In book "D" of M'ortgnges, page 152, the undorsigued will sell at publio out ory, nt the court house door in said county, during the legal hours of sale, to tile highest bidder for cash, on the 1st Tuesday in December, 1000, the following property, to-wltLot of Innd No. 1 in the,17th District anil 4th Seotion, Lot 1 ill the 2d dist. and 4th sec., Lot 3(1 in the lUtli District and 4th Section, Lot 1200 in the 3rd District and 4th Section. Also water privileges from oreeks, streams and springs or other supplies in lots 1205 and 1204 in the 3rd Dial, nnd 4th Sec., and piping privileges over or under said land, nnd right of ingress nnd egresB, except right heretofore deeded by T. II. Hampton to the Marsh Min ing Co. And nlso the right of build ing mill operating a train way over tti6 south side of lot 73 in the 2nd Dist. and 4th Sep.,, all in'Poll: county, Ga. For the purpose of paying two certain promissory notes for the sum of $800 each, executed and delivered by H. F. DeBardeleben to L. Sutlierlin on the 30th duy.of Sept., 1800, and due one on the 30th of Sept., 1000, and one on the 30th of Sept., 1001, stipulating for in terest from date at the rate of 1% per annum together with the cost of this proceeding as provided in said mort gage. A deed to the puroliaser will be made by the undersigned. This the 1st day of Nov. 1000. L. Sutherlin. Foreclosure by Advertisement Under Power of Sale. Georgia, Polk County. Under and by vlrtuoof a power of solo contained In a mortgage executed liy H. F. DoBardolebon to E.K. King,Sr.,dated tho 9§th day of August, 1800, and re corded In the office of tho Clerk of the Suporior Court of Polk county in Book “D” ol Mortgages, Folio 110, the under signed will soil at publio outcry, nt tho Court House door In said county,during tho legal hours of salo, to the highest bidder for cash, on the 1st Tuesday ill Deooinbor, 1000, tho following proporty, to-wlt:—The following tract or parcol of Innd lying nnd being In tlio 2d dlst, nnd 4th sec. oi l’olk countv, Ga., lots 288, 287, 290, 280, 292, 350 and 217. For tlio purposo of pay’ng three certain promis sory notes, for tlio aggregate >11111 of 32500, exeouted and delivered by H. F. DeBardeleben to E. It. King, Sr., on tho 23th day ot August, 180-1, tho llrst noto for 3833.40 duo August 23th, 1000, tho 2d due August 20th, 1901, nnd tho 3d dno A ugust20lh, 1002, onch of tlio two last notes being for 3833.30, onch ot said notes stipulating for interest from (Into nt tlio rntoof 7 por cent per annum: togotbor with tlio cost and expenses lncldoiit to lids proceeding, as provided in said mortgage. Deed to tlio purchaser will be made by the undorsigued. This the 31sl day of Octobor, 1000. 14. R. Kino, Sr. Pay up your subscription, The One Day Cold Cure. Cold In liead nnd sore throat cured by Ker- roott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine. As easy to take as candy. "Childrencry for them."