About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1907)
Our New Outing Varsity with straight front. Here's one of, the good reasons why we -i! the Hart Schafilner & Marx cothes; we show it in the cut —the s t r a i g h t Irorit Varsity suit. If you want to see how the Iront looks come in any day and we’ show you. All - wool and no cotton with the Hart i-chaflner & Marx label. • : i k;o6 by Hart ScharFner 6f Mart DAVIS EROS. :EK BLOCK, - CEDARTOWN, CA. J. D. lade/• tp.al Thursday | In ALfcn-ti. Mr. J. J. at Taylorsville, was here •'rlO,iy. Min Maud. B;r.t.d at m lilt at Bu hamn. Mr. 8. P McE H hern was In l.i n a 1. w .e k. Ms Rnn Mlddcx, r f Esom gnr-fuced person* make but few erts. What Ails You ? you' fool weak, tired, despondent, frequent headaches, coated tongue, or bod taste In morning, "heart- belching of gaa, add risings In after outing, stomach gnaw or I? foul breath, dlwsy spoilt; poor or flblo appetite, nausea at times and l symptoms? Lrou have any considerable nmnW of above symptoms you aro suffering biliousness, torpid liver with Indi- pn or dyspopsla. Dr. Pierce's Golden al Discovery is made up of the most |.ble medicinal principles known to al science for the permanent cure of {abnormal conditions. It Is a most t liver Invigorator, stomach tonic, l regulator and nerve strengthened •Golden Medical Discovery • Is not nt medicine or secret nostrum, a ; of Its Ingredients being printed ottle-wrapper and attested under | A glance at its formula will show contains no alcohol, or hnrmful [forming drugs. It Is a fluid extract frith pure, triple-re lined glycerine, • strength, from the roots of the l native American forest plants, jbldon .Seal root, Stone root, Black ybark, Queen’s root, llloodroot, and drake root. following leading medical authorities, * ‘of other*, extol the foregoing uw of Just such ailment* as the |6symptom*indicate: Prof. It. lUrtholow. I .of Jefferson Mod. College, Phlla.i Prof, {wood, M. D..of Unlv.of Pa.; Prof. Edwin , M. D.. of Uahnemann Med. College, £ Prof. John Kina, M. ]>., Author of uatory; Prof. Jno. M. Scud- r of Specific Medicines; Prof. —in. M. 1).. Med. liept. Unlr. of iKlpley Klllngwood. M. !>., Author Jiedl a ami l'rof. in Roimott M<kH- |. Chicago. Send name ami ad- |stal Card to Dr. It. V. Pierce, and receive frt$ t>ooklot giving u writing* of all the »l*ove inedi- nd many other* endorsing. In the •alble term*, each and every In- wblch m "Oolden Medical Dls- fBE CEDARTOWN STAMM THDBSDAT, JAIDABY 3. 1107 . osant Pellets rcguli ■imach, liver and bowels jl in conjunction with "Goldei loYory " if Ik)wcIs are much coo ney’re tiny and sugar-coated. IAPMAN [BING GO t. CHAPMAN, Prop. Iiext to Standard Bldg. Phone «}), lABTOWN, GA. tary Plumbing, team Fitting. ass Work at Reasonable Prices. WANT TO Bl'ILII OK BUY A HOME! n offer you a 6 per cent, line ol ■ncipal and interest payable monthly, ml*, what you pay or your house in i. In paying rent at the end or ^ years ■ have a large pile of rent receipt*. On lou would have your home paid tor id all your notes. WHICH DO YOU 1 City or farm loans, at 6, 7 and 8 p-r {ling to conditions. r information, call on or addre&a fALLORY HUNT, Odartowa, Ga. Mr. W. E. Wood spent Thursday in Atlanta. Mrs. T. J. Davis U visiting revives In Home. Mr. W. 8. Campbell, of Drakefcown, was here Thursday. Mr. Eugeno Pittman was homo laot Thursday from Rome. ^lrs. M. N. Elliott left Saturday for a week's visit In Atlanta. Mrs. Emmie Ballew spent the lat ter part of last week In Rome. Col. J. C. Walker returned Friday from & business trip to Newnm. Mesdtumeu C. W. Smith and W. K. Holmes spent Thursday In Atlanta. Mr. A. Griggs, Jr., was here last week for the holidays from school at Troy, N. Y. Mr. and Mis. J. B. Hart, of Atlanta, were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Elliott. Mrs.M. J. Williams returned haine, Friday from a visit to relatives at Powder Springs. Mir. Geo. W. Clements, of Vincent, Ala., was the guest of Cedar town rel atives last week. Mr. Frank Neely, of Pittsburg, Pa., woe the guest last week of his sister, Mrs. A. E. Young. Mr. and Mrs. John Terhune visited relatives In Home and Floyd county the latter part of last week. Dr. T. R. Galdington, of Rome, spent the latter part of last week here as the gueet of Capt. J.A. Pe?k. Miss Maude Sorrells, of Emerson, spent the latter part of last week with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Boult neon. Col. W. G. M. Simmons and family spent Thursday at Fish as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hamrick. Miss Pauline Wood left Thursday to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. 8. H- Matthews, in Birmingham. Mrs. K. O. Terry, of Linda-l?, spent part of last week here with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Pittman. Mrs. W. W. Peacock, of Ocllla.came up last week on a visit to her par ents. Squire and Mrs..!. A. Wilson. Mr. C. J. Harrison, of Tempie,Tex.. Is visiting his brother, Mr. "Dick” Harrison, and is being cordially coined. Dr. T. II. Wood, of Nashville, Tenn., arrived Thursday to spend a few days as the guest of his mother. Mrs. C. H. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Quillian.of Com merce, spent the latter part of last week here with Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Quintan. Mr. D. L. Griffis, who has been with the freight office of the Seaboard Air Dine road, has accepted a i>osition with Holloway & Smith. Mrs. Jennie Blood worth, of At lanta, came up last weak to spend a few days as the guest, of her sister, Mrs. W. K. Holmes, returning Monday. Hill. was here Thursd'.y. Mr. X. N. Dxvld an.l children spent 3uturday in Atlanta. Mr. O. P. Russell, of Etna, spent Thursday night h*re. Mr. N. L. Oobb was over last week from Haralsoft county. Mr. R. H. McOurry was here from Birmingham last week. Mr. J. Wright Adam.-on spent Sat urday In the Gale City. Miss Laura Eubanks, of .Fish, spent a put t of li&l week heie. Mr. A. O. H. Davis, of Taylorsville, was in th? city Thursday. Mr. J. N. White, of Talladega, Ala., was here a part of last week. Miss Ola Hlllburn »|>ent the lat ter part of last week In Rome. Judge W. C. Dancer, Ordinary or Miller county, was hero Friday. Ladles, call at Russell's drug store and get a package of Jap-a-lac. Meesrs. It. A. Ray and L. B. Brock were at Carttrsvllle over Sunday. Miss Mary Griggs left Thursday to spend a few days in Birmingham. Miss Susie Mann returned Thursday from a visit In Rome and Aragon. W. II I.ovvorn spent a part of tha Christmas holidays In Atlanta. Mr. A. Queen, returned last week from an extender! stay In Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. John Pace, of Carters- vJIle, spent a part of last week here. FOR SALE—Two good mules. Ap ply to Tom Berry or Mrs. Ed. Branch. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Pierce left Thursday for a few days visit at Zeb- 11 Ion. Mlsa Emma Childers, of Atlanta, was the guest list week of Miss Inlta Janes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell spent Christmus with Atlanta relatives ahd friends.. •* ' Mrs. J. N. ,Whltt», of Talladega, Ala., is visiting htr mo her, Mrs. W. I). Pit turn n. t Mrs. W. G. M. Simmons spent the past w»ek with her father near Sil ver Creek. Mr. A M. Baker, of Chattanooga, was the guest of friends here Christ mas week. Mr. Barclay' Terhune spent the lat ter part of list week with Floyd county relatives. Mr. W. D. Ivey spent a part of last week at Kingston, inspecting the ce ment plant there. Mr. R.H.Hnrt, of New York, was tha guest of his ^ister, Mrs. -M. N. Elliott, last wo?k. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Edwards, of Esom Hill, spent a part of Inst week with relatives here Mr. W. 8. Shiflett spent u part of last week with his daughter, Mrs. A. W. Farcer, at Aragon. Mrs. E. W. Giles, who has been visiting relatives here, return.d Thurs day to Meriwether county. Mrs, C. E. Gray and children, of Chattanooga, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Barron. Miss Daisy David-on, of Lyerly, ar rived Thursday to accept a position In the office of Holloway & Smith. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. White, of Mari etta, spent last we?k here with their daughter, Mrs. D. A. Hubbird Bountiful elevated b t oil Col lege street for sale. Apply to A. B. Phil pot it C*». « r Good Trans fer Co One-Horse "Jones" Wagon, nearly new, for sale at $2S;. or will exchange for good milch cow. HENRY CAMP BELL. Mr. L. C. Branch, of Memphis,Tenn., Client n partial of th? Christmas hol idays with his 'parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. L Branch. Judge R. L. Peacock re.iuncd Sat-, ui day to Madison after a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Frank J. West,In Callnrd Valley. Th? new switch-board for the city water and light plant arrived last week, and will b» installed as soon as the pew engine Rrrives. Rev. A. T. Srogglns, of Atlanta, I came up Thursday to conduct a short series of meetings at the Congrega tional church, closing Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clary, Jr., came up Thursday from Macon, and It will be pleasing news for their friends to learn that they will reside here per manently, Mr. Clary hiving a posi tion with the new Central Railway shops. Mr J. C. Busby, one of our clever young business men, returned Thurs day from Marietta, where he was united in marriage on the 22d inst. with Miss Minnie Jackson, an at tractive young lady of that place. The bride is cordially welcomed here, and the groom is receiving hearty con gratulations. A HAPPY NEW YEAR! We can help to make the New Year a happy and prosperous one for you if you do your trading with us. A. C. COBB, THE OLD RELIABLE Dealer in Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Etc.
