About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1907)
eel ays .iem. ?y nny |the <»tn up j»re we each , u the 1 Wti mith * Ga. NATURE'S CATARRHCURE. Sensible mii<1 Mclimtlflc \Vny to Cure tills IHsugreeable Dln-Hse. "In no other way can catairh be Cured as naturally and quickly as‘by the use of H-yomel breathed through the neat |>oeket lnlnler that came* with every outfit. In this way all the air that enters the nasal passage*, the throat or the lungs, Is filled with Hyomel’K heal ing medication, reifhlng the moat re mote uir cells of the resplra ory or gans, and soorh'lhg and healing the Irritated mucous mombra-ne. So strong Is T. F. Burbanw’s Ca.itii In the power of Hyomel to cure ca tarrhal troubl e, that with every dol lar outfit he s..'lls, h* gives a guar antee to refund the nion y unle-ri it The complete Hyom i outfit costs hut $1, extra bottles, if nestled. 60c. "Our Public Schools." Mr. Editors:—Under your last ar ticle under the ubove headlines you aay you won’t, enter Into a newsimp -r controversy over anything connected with our hoIiooIh. Why? Are you u- frald some light may I* turned on thut ^ would "promote the common good?” Win started this cjntroversy anywuy ? Who referred lo our school^ as being the “foot-ball of politics” and to "gratifying the ambitious, Ji-.il- nuales or revengea of any soli iiilng politician" and tried to put me In the unenviable eatgoiy with yuur Mr. Husaell on tlilH nepotism question? Yoti are lllie the fellow who hid the hear by the ia.ll going around a tree, you don't know how to turn loose. II you had come to me and Held: ' Ihi- vls, .we are mighty sorry we st tried this eontroveisy about the sohotls. we did not believe yoti or any one else would dare to reply, we knew you •had been hit at In the ltapers ami hud quietly submitted, we know we did not treat you right by putting your communication where we did, but let’s drop this controversy and pull to gether for t.be good of our schools,” 1 would leave HaM, All right boys, go and hIm no motv. Hut you didn’t do this. After Binning the contro versy you can't dance to Its music nor turn It loo«e in a manly way. You run off and try to hide behind the women. Say that I am making a war on them. What a shame on you! It Ib a thousand times worse than a fellow talking the homestead to keep from paying IiIb debts. You aay my resolution “smacks too much of making war on women, for It can mean nothing else than an ef fort to punish tneh-rs because the people hupi>cned to elect their kins men to service on the Hoard!" The people don't, aoaui to hapi>en to d > such a thing In these days, since some politicians have lost control. If my resolution was adopted it would n ‘Ver happen to a teacher that was doing her full duty and that the people want- i ed to be retnriiKd. IT a da*lra.bla t artier .®7 exists or snould develop, and be re- I luted witihln the prohibited dagre*, th • ^ Hoard member could resign. My res- u olutlon don't prohibit a person from resigning u " thank It*s and payless" h position. We all know it is in fact u" pay less" and some that It is “thank- less." I believe our people are as ^appreciative of good services rendar.d mails as any people on earth and that .they will ever be grateful to thjje .who give them such u Bohool as they ought to have for t’he money expend ed. Who has the reputation of our chool brought to our town? Look at he Folk County boys and girls thut \e being educat'd In other schools t^iat have no better fin-uncial udvan- <»*»• , It is a right serious thing to charge man with making war on women. ie crowning work of all God’s erea- \ Con. No man living has a higher re fill for women lihaiu I hive, or Unit freer from the charge you make. I l fighting for a principle and nga.ns evil that has been for n long tlm Jigniwlng cancer on our public schi.oi ^i-l women are not In the leas* to .me for it.) and my resolution, it |??>Pted, will dig It out by th - roots. I nukes absolutely no distinct cn w. cii and Dae. Duel tut -gallon one or the otu.r l^vt un> person on tba ficulti now, IgC will not until uppl.cutions tor |* >- Irtms on the faculty are unde. I. are on the Board and same o. I* i relatives apply for a position on faculty, you can either re lgn oi eut tue r appll r Ion from oelug _n.trt d. Are there members o: ta |l'd so fond of a “payleis and thank 1W office" that they will hold on. tn*ir womo If doing prev lady tttchers from a paym- iiuu on the faculty? I am s [%ughly convinced of the car.ecln s fly position, thut I will offer my htlon. and if It Is voted down, d not vol* for t‘a her wuo comes Vi the rulei prserrtbed thereby, i’t believe It is right to be placed ipositdon wheie it might be my Vo criticise the work of a man’s ,ito his fac*. It takes imr.Miij.ul IMce to do your duty in surti a 10U than Is possessed by most |*f just criticism of others would Vay to criticism of my sister [face It would take a strong case 11 would say anyth ng, and this - with every other man The jof Cedartown say that the op- II y of nepotism mu.-t cease. I existed too long already, and k that th* opportunity had ex- |i8 don? the reputation of oar great harm, whether It lus |‘ii taken advantage of or not. ly excuse for answering your m-nite article Is solely on of your failure to publish my resolution, — which "you say, *ar oa women.—along with in tvis thereon: and the fact t hid my form r commuui *a- thht many did not s ; e it. it down with an almost imlf rtis ment of the comMw-.t :on subscription price of The and the Atlanta,Constitu ted it in on on? side by an /nt of a liquor house and fcder by some kind of patent f. which 1 suppose is used with, or to hide things be- you do not want th? peo- j Some politicians may ad- This man bought a supply of tobacco with out acquainting himself with the distinctive taste of SCHNAPPS Tobacco, which has the cheering qualities that gratify his desire to chew, and at less expense than cheap tobacco. SCHNAPPS has been advertised in this paper so that every chewer has had an opportunity to get acquainted with the facts and know that drugs are not used to produce the cheering quality found in the famous Piedmont country flue-cured tobaccos, and that SCHNAPPS is what he ought to chew. Still there are chewers who accept other and cheaper tobaccos that do not give the same pleasure. Some day they’ll get a taste of the real Sch napps—they’ll realize what enjoyment they’ve missed by not getting SCHNAPPS long ago—then they’ll feel like kicking themselves. SCHNAPPS is sold everywhere in 5 cent cuts, and 10 and 15 cent plugs. Be sure you get the genuine. THE ORIGINAL For Sale by E. Bradford. YELLOW PAClOjOB mire your shrewdness In this, but the gdieral public admire only a fair con test and d mind it. In the days of chivalry no man would dare to chil- lengc anoh r r.nd offer an Inferior w€apon to his own. Many men of to day would deep I re a min if h? w-r* to do such thing. T.ie pe*>pl • of t > day are d?nnnd ng a squire d il and fair play, even In politics, an I the days of small poll riel ins who do not realize this are num <er«d. Is to c? no difference in th? ipac: you’have used In thl» controversy, then tint you have given m?? Did you mein to he unfa'r? Som* 1 oked for my convnuinication and failed to find it, others who found i wh :e you ha 1 tucked It awjy mil you hid hdlaei “calf rope." nit dr anting thit you would dan to come back with a col umn and a hilf on yojr e.lltijiial pig*. If you desire to forth r comm nt on my propos'd lesiliitlon. If you will print it akin* with whit you hav* to Hiy. It will b? ill th * r*ply that will he necet uiy from m . It con tains only 37 wa ds and li clear and to the point. Print this on your edit ;r «1 pag? and a nd me th? bill Re-ip’cly.. John K. Davis. (Of course, we nnko no charge for publishing the nbov.-.) Just a word as to Col. Davis’ reso lution, whch r.ads as follows: ' Re solved, that. h.“t\ after no parson shill be eligible to a position on th* facul ty lu th * OeJarto.sn Public SchocV who Is r dated within th? fourth degree of canatngu nJty cr affinity to any mem ber of the School Bond.’’ in cortunen-ng list we?k on the sig nificance of ths resolution Tue Stand ard said: “Th > resolution he sugyjH<ti smacks toi much of making war on women, for It can mean noth ng ^l»e than an effort to punish t*aohers ,.e- cause the p.o.d? huppen to elect their klium.n to se v.oe on the Board. We prasum?, of couis . that C-l. Davis has not thougat of this ssp.-c; of the case, tfnd we do not believe thit he or any other tnjmb<r of th* Board would wiso to put himself iu this at- ttud'e." Tile only other ikh ible alternative of this resolution would lie to con- 31 rue- It as au effort to force off th? Bond of Educa ion g*n lemeu w hom th? people had unanimously ekc.ed to serve th m thg.eon. This lxisitlun Col. DavU now' frankly t'ak s— and as far as we are concerned h? %s per fectly welcome to do so. While there may be som? who will put in the I “war on women" category his decla-1 ration of intention to vote agiin&t any 1 of those ladies (without any savingj clause a3 to m*iit and efficiency)j whoxe kin m n should no; happen lo | accept his suggestion and re ign. Th: Standard p:ef:rs to accept his ex-j Illicit d; nial of such m :th\ , and thus give ii) possible cause for a conrin- uanc? of this lengthy discussion to< which w? now write “fin's" so far cs ! these columns ar? cor'oerned. Why Hnlter from U hen hhi i» m ? Do you know that rheumatism pains i can b? relieved? If you doubt this! just try one application of Chamber- ; Iain’s Pain Balm. It will malt? rest I and sleep possible, and that certainly means a great deal to any one af flicted with rheumatism. For sale by I E. Bradford, Cedartown, Ga. 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