About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1907)
TRUNK SALE! We are over-stocked on Trunks, and in order to make them TRAVEL QUICK, we will make you some specially low prices tor cash if taken right now. The same thing is true of our immense line of MATTINGS! We will put the prices down so low that everybody can afford to put Matting down on their floors. Of course, our line of Furniture, Stoves, Crockery and House - Furnishing Goods is always complete. Can furnish you from kitchen to parlor. Griffin & Davis,, Phone 103. Cedartown, Ga. MONET to LOAN. ' 5* We have clients who can loan you A\1 the money you wish to borrow on ‘ Able real estate security. Loans j)0 or over nt 6 per cent, less 1,000 at 7 per cent Interest. Be ni see us. PEEjUNDY & MUNDY, 1 i»pi>nil*nt» for I’olk County, Nothin CEDARTOWN, r»A IwInR im' In *»ry ■culds itt It & ,un Ift" that if hflmlth butter thf Our Com- » «*""• ‘JuVpUW.i and nutriunc on at cesses wlfricca. Writ* for It today. churning'OSTER COMPANY atUnU. G«. The evifc Men who are honest for polic; be dishonest for the same thing. ..edy breathcaji 04 ^ 011 * or Administration, the pure cl Polk County. I)* tl p°ercr OUn * hav in* ,n - P r °l ,er fonu makes*hf° me f° r permanent letters of It does foiration on the estate of Mrs. and sun lately late of hiId county, this povesti. aJI and singular die credit- n»xt of kin of Mrs. H. E. he and appear at my office Pthe time allowed by law,, and KIIOM THE ANTILLES Chamberlain’* Cough Hr Benefits a tilljf Oomtci I mat liliigntnn' Jamaica. Mr. W. O’Reilly Fogarty, who i a member of the City Council at King* ton. Jamaica, West Indite, writes ah follows: “One bottls of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy had good effect on a cough that was giving me trouble and I think I should have 'been more quickly relieved if I had continued the remedy. That It was !>eneftrial and quick in relieving me there Ik no doub and it is my intention to obtain an other bottle." For sale by E. Brad ford, C.dartown, Ga. There’s always room at the top, but few of us care for an attic room. the Mouth. tant to give some valuable ad- my hand and official sig- Thls 7th day of Jan. 1U07. •. A. D. HOC.a. Ordln+ir. vice to those who suffer with lame back and kidney trouble," says J.R. Blankenship, qf Beck. Tenn.. "I have proved to an absolute certainty that Electric Bitters will positively cure this distressing condition. The first bottle gave me great relief and after taking a few more bottles. I .was com pletely cured; so completely that it becomes a pleasure to recommend this great remedy." Sold under guaran tee at E. Bradford’s drug store. Price 60c. Leave te Sell Land. Georgia, Polk County. Notice Is herelby given., (hat. .tl> ause. )lf any*. th3y eah* :wM9 ( underfelgn**d has'applied in' thb' ^)fdH‘ nf administration should not inted to A. E. Young on Mrs. H. ; J s estate. nd for the purpose of distribution. Said aijgrilcattoa Ijaaid at the regular tentrof l ffie*0d6rt of Ore dltiary for said county to he held on the 1st; Mop day in, Fabfuary. This 7th day of !)4tMMry,£l907. 1 v ' ' u BUELL STARK. Adm’r. ! TO B0N0R MEMORY | or CEN. ROBERT E. LEE NEXT SATURDAY. Daughters and Veterans to Par* 1 tielpate - Judge Janee, Col. Wad dell and Mr. J. L. Tieon to Speak. The anniversary exercises next Sat urday at the Opera House, celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of Gen. R. E. Lee's birthday, promise to be very Interesting and Instructive The program as arranged Ify the committee fiom the Daughters of the Confederacy—M.sdnires J. A. Blance, chairman; F. S. Bunn and J. E. Rob erts—.mtbraoe* many enjoyaiblo fut ures. and besides the music, three elo quent and Instructive talks will be made by Judg> C. G. Janes, Col. J. O. Waddell and Mr. J. L. Tlaon. Col. B. M. Blackburn, of Atlanta who was requested to deliver the principal Hddress. found at the last hour that he could not come to Ce- durtown. but the local citizens who have consented to talk on the life and history of n famous Confederate loid- er will contribute a pleasing feature to the day’s ex rclses. The veterans will meet at the Rus sell drug store and march to Opera House In a body. PROGRAM. 10 a. m., called to order by Master of Ceremonies—Col. J. O. Waddell. Prayer by Rev. C. K. Henderson. Music.—Instrumental solo—Miss Clio Stewait. Recitation by Miss Josephine CJi.ip- man. Music—vocal solo-—Miss Evvu Craw ford. (Sen. L o In History--Judge C. G. Jam's. Quartette— Meg*r*. J. E. G.iod, F A. Irwin, J. J. Simpson and W. E. Good G?ri. Lee at. Appomafiox—Col. J O. Waddell. Quartette. '* Address by Col. J. L. Tlson. Conferring Crosses of Honor on following Veterans:—.!. S. Evans, VV. Barber, Leon Will eon, J. M. Wills, J. F. McKlbben. T. E. Hicks, A. A Kerr. W. F. Moncrlef, N. L. Hutch Irtgs, D. N. Johnson. B. F. Hawkins, John W. Me I aware, B. F. Griffin nnd A. Williams. Quartette. Benediction by Rev. H. M. Qul’ llan. W1AIMftTEEB STO.MAUI REMEDY. T. F. Burbank Will Refund Money If Ml-o-na Fails to lire. You may ask why T. F. Burbank Is able to guarantee to refund the money unless Mil-q-na. Stomach Tablets cure when tvo other remedy for stomadh troubles Is sold in, this manner. The reaeon for this is that ordi nary dyspepsia tablets m rel* dlgttl the food, ' krhlleT ' Ml-o-na builds up and srVengthens the digestive system so that it Mum begin* to digest the food Itself without, pain or distress. BEL FOR DIVORCE Poll; Coiigty.i.. v ynle Stephens vs. IJbel for Divorce. j Upon the >estate pf Mj s ^Qpiie*Sfcark. Term, 1906, of Polk Superior * ~ ' 111 James 1 LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. to James Stepheqp. defendant I Georgia. Polk, j Countyj/ • ^ tit above stated case: You are here- j Mrs. S. F.‘Jones vs. Ky. 1 J&nt by required lo be and appear at the I-ll>el for Divorce. Feb. Term, 1907 February Terra, 1907, of Polk Supe- of Polk Superior Court rior Court to answer the peRMdajQfai in the above stated case. Witness the! stated case: You are hereby required Hon. A. L. Bartlett, Judge* of wild: 10 b e and appear at the February, Court, this the 29th day of Dec , 191X5. j Term 1907, of Polk Superior Court to D. L. ROBERTS, Clerk. • answer the petition tiled In the above ■ l stated case. It’s difficult to account for the bright; Witness thf? Hon. Price Edwards, nary of said county for leave to Bill land belonging to the estate,.of Mm.,,, , , . v . , , ■*.. in*- . . • If the stomach is only given a rest Annie Stark, for the iMiyhi^rit of debts ... • by using a digestive, the muscles soon become weak, and It Is necessary to continue*-taking-a dfg^tlve tablet af ter every * rtioal. On the other hand, Ml-o-na used’ 'bafbre earintf,strength* j»s th*'-stqmtel) so th^t will soon be well enough to gj.ve up. the.* use of medicine. j#) . ... Ml-0-1)0. ,pqptf UdC4t box; and makes, .positive ag^^gonipkte our**. The a heat proof of i^t> . merite Js «the rfti^r money- If-It does not cure that T. F. Burbank gives tf'fth VvoJ.f Ytox.^ ’ * Mr. Uj T.** Ath'lffs, efr Anfloch, went 8aturdayn(6 iStr a vistt 'to ills son. ‘‘I had tried everything for thy baby until Dr. Lyle recommended Cjh :i sweet. I can truthfully say It Is the sayings of sojuie children after hear-j Judge of said Court, this 7th day of/ be v n| edicine I ^ Ver u”®; 1 f ? r ^ ab ^ 8 ’ Inc their paredls talk: !j... im n i. nnni'nTS r-.L | — Nttnnle . , r . a ? lor :. B S dfo . r . d ’ Ca, ‘ Jan. l&Oi. D. L. HOHKRTS. Clerlj, | canW(H*t Is sold by k. Bradford. Complies with all requirements ol the National Pure Food Law, Guarantee No. 2041, hied at Washingto “Fresh Roasted Coffee?—bah! Mother didn't use fresh roasted coffee, she had Arbuckles.’ The way to get a good cup of coffee that tastw like Coffee with all the delicious flavor and aroma intact, is to buy a package of the old original Arbuckles* ARIOSA Coflee, and grind it as you want to use it, firs! warming it a little to develop the flavor and make the grinding easy. Coffee loses its identity as Coffee after being ground or exposed to the air and is easily contaminated by handling. Arbuckles’ was the first roasted pack aged coflee. The pores of each coffee berry are sealed after roasting with fresh eggs and granulated sugar to hold the goodness in and make the coffee settle dear and quickly ; an actual appli cation by machinery, of “ Mother’s" methods— as patented by this firm. Sold onljr in pack***. waIm! lot thr rontum-r a protection, conuininf one pound II weight. Sale* for 37 ye«r» exceed the combined tale* ol all the oilier packaged •feet. The bed coffee for you to drink, and oaves your nootwy brake. Sam^JcHkim^sMDc old coffee. if your dealer won't aippiy. write to ARBUOCLE BROS., New York City. HtJC/fMA HI SKW* Alias Hattie WCse, of Atlajiti, vis it U relatives hore over Sunday. Mrs. M. E. Willl.im.tcn left last week for a visit In Mississippi. Mcbm‘f. Ji W. L e, Sr., of Walker county, nnd J. W. L e. Jr., of Ce- dirtown. w,re th^ie Su.ur&jy. Mrs. M. D.))*le returned Sundiy from a visit to h r daughter, Mr#. Geo. Whitfield. In Cnlxrtown. Mr. John Walts, a fornt?r popular Roekmart boy now located at Sum- rall. Miss., wnt united In marriage last week with Miss Annie, the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Simp son. Their many friends with them all possible happiness. Mr. A. Camp has m >v t d to Tal lapoosa. Mr. Latlwr Whitfield was here from (’•dartown over Sunday. Mr. Henry Carlton left last wet'k to engage In business at Jacksonville. Fla. Mr. A. C. Helms, of the United States Army, Is home from Ft Screven on a furlough. Mr. Walts Klngsbery Is home from Suinrdll. Miss. Mr. H. B. Biles was In Tallapoosa last weak. Mrs. W. B. Fambro Is home from a visit at Elllsvllle. Mies. Miss Stella Green, who has been the guest of Mrs. W. A. J. White head, returned last week to Rome. Rev. J. C. Head has moved toCJwln- nott county. Miss Kathleen Johnston will leave one day this week for R >ckmart,where she will taaeh In the Piedmont Insti tute. Miss Johnston Is one of Rome's most popular young ladles, and her many friends wish her great euoe »ss,— Rome Tribune. Postmaster J. F. Dever conducted n civil service examination for rural mall carriers Saturday. The following gentlemen took the examination: Messr® A. II. Roper. Edgar lie ges, S. n. Langford, Pierce Carlton and Malcolm Hardage. Ordinary A. D. Hogg, of (’‘dar town. spent Tuesday fier* and yes terday at Brownings, to wait upon the pensioners from thin oiid of tile county. A Card. This is to certify that all druggists are authorized to refund your money ,[ Ftoley's Honijf and T.ir fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and p.wonts serious results from a cold. Cures la grippe coughs and prevents pneumo nia and consumption. Contains no opiate*. I'he genuine 1s In a yellow jMickage. Ref use substitutes. E. Brad ford. • - After a man gets caught In the net he Is willing to pose ate a reformer. The Right Name. Mr. August Sherpe, the popular over i seer of the |>oor, at Fort Madison, la., says: "Dr. King's t^ew Life Pills are rightly named; they apt inpre pgree-l ably, do more good and make one feell better thiin any <ither laxjitlv»*.’’ (Juar-I antee«l to cur>> biliousness and consti-J nation. 25c at E. Bradford's store. . Sow g;M>d dtsMls todfiyMf y($u Vo\fh| reap hAiqilnesrlbmol^tlr.* mJ "' * Mow in Avoid Approilioltlff.' Mosi victims of upperidrfMthl ; tfi*&*VFiM| who ut'Js habilmilly constipated* Or I/ixath * J*'nilt Syrqp qurea- ilUrcinl conHllpalion by ttf 1 initiation,qf ,thq Ihl it iiml DOWelU ami rHiorrs the mil uraT Aptian of thi bo«Ws. OHno Ln atlve Fruit Syrup does not naiis^l Ol I ud Ip mild and pleAAAnt tal.' Rt-tnsd suhstltutes. E. Bradf(| (■OL LA HD VALLEY SEWS | Rev. Alien Jla. ' ird has returned | his home In Texas after a visit to his parents, M. and Mrs. T. Garrard. Among those who att nrird preaJ Ins at tttp Valle> Sunday yu lien Popham, Joe Gatewood ami \\| Jure Hunt. Misses B:s le Ke.r and Clara visit! d the lattei’s niothfr at Wlmlfl ly Hill lost Sunday. "Paison" Garrard and sen, were In your city Monday. Mr. %\vu Pull n. from near Se attended the singing Sunday night.| The singing given by Miss L Thomas last Sunday night was attended and enjoyed by everyone | ent. Messrs. William Colquitt and Grimes, two of Byrd’s go >d cltil attended the singing Sunday nightl Mr. Joe Gatewood, one of our f young men, left Monday to aocej position In Rome for this year., Mr. R. L. Tuggle was in your| Saturday night. Messrs. John R. Kerr and Shiflett, two of our hustling farl were in your city one day lust w«r Mrs. M. A. Kerr, from near Bl passed through the Valley Mondf route to your city to visit her ter, Mrs. T. J. Nunn. v Mrs. W. R. Colbert, of yon was visiting in the Valley lu^ urday. Mr. Ava Pullen was visiting .\| Joe and Greer Gatewood night. When the bold w inds dry amil the skin get DeiWItt’s Witch f Salve. Sold by E. Bradford.
