About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1907)
NOTICE. A Good House Leaving a good house un painted is as imprudent as leaving greenbacks out in the rain. A house unprotected by good paint cracks and rots and is unsightly all the time. Whatever you do, paint! Whenever you paint, use pure white lead paint. You will have the best if it is Red Seal Pure White Lead (Made by the Old Dutch Proceu) mixed with Pure Linseed Oil. Accepted as the standard ev erywhere by those who know. Learn all about paints in our handsomely illustrated free booklet, sent on applica* tocu. Give* test for paint purity.^^ national lead company Fraenan Avenue and 7th Street, Cincinnati, Ohfe For sale by first-class dealers. BANK of CEDARTDWH DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY with THIS BANK and we will loan to you when you need to borrow. The influence of the Hunk in at the command of its DEPOSI TORS in all matters of business. In times when money is scarce and hard to get, our loans are limited absolutely to our deposi tors. K. C. Bknton, Cashier. A. E. Youko, Vice Pros. C?d ir</>wii. Ga. 6*Vb. 5ih, I9OT. On amount of the Inclement weather I th:- 1 dKul.j£ drill will be pcHtpOH?d- un til tomorrow n'ght, .,8th Inst., nt the ' r.gulju* hour. Thttv will be a -1 . Ins; or tie t»fTI?e-4 ail non-oonunls- I iloatB officers at 7 o'clock p. m. that date, fo.* th? d!8:us*do 1 and pi\- II 'min.try v ran .vamuts of 1 n.np 't-tlon. A full R.t nd me U; de-tr,d. W.' H. TR UVICK. ' 1 C .tli- ('* npu iy G. STREET TAX NOTICE. Tli? flr.-t lialfc ($150) of th? Streat Tax f ir 11*07 Is n >w du.\ and mils; ho 1 ; hi :it on •? in moil ,v oi; w >rk. .1. M. JOLLEY. Mr ► ul. “CINDERELLA” COMING. ' r r - j . i.. ■ i r< ' a I the people who isil Ati n a u nder- . tM tint li e rates a: 11 P.euniOht Hotel i es.j i ouSonabl With I ns magnificence. ,.;ury and comfort, - !' ,r rooms and meals d r te. ■: .nanlv fire proof hotel ; :i m geest rooms and 130 r , to bulbs, it has every ,m:u in convenience. Linder del aniiirement of Harvey & Wi.(u, it ha- rapidly gained the rei'Mtat'on of being one of the ltest,l ept hotels in the Country. Its show-white cleanliness lileasas ■ i . , ■ 1.1-1 u< i( at in' ilution is extended •o liters and shopper**, and all others i, ,n..kc- in»*ir Headquarters, when visiting Atlanta, at the Fiedrnont Hotel '1 he i ot**l is conducted on tne European plan, and the rates ure i.a loi.ows: tioomt it’ thou/ bith. $1.50 and $2 Of) pe uay ;. or O’- >h bath $2.SO A . O, $S.!U) and $4 (JO day \ r;t reduction is made where ■at. o more per>ons occupy the -vine n tli - tv.o ( ;*'t-y all tin* .‘va.- . i t an be found, cooked and ev.-.l »n h*.* very est style. For tvb-.i »vii i'.»* ;he a la carte r i «, gula meal.* are .served as k a *l to 51.t* ; !.u i-I on ml lbnnor 7.’>c. \ . t l*,.^-. on orchestra delights t| , ».!’ .':e no «*1 with 1 hree - r.. f* 'a ..ami w ill be a «pecal f.-. o winter. Do not »ud H e rvift of ti’.is orchestra >x • n \ von visit At an>a •, ... «ir'her information d»- . . Manager Vi KOI El. A'bint a *#*. ' Coming, th * popular AM y Mus Cil C initdy Co. lo ,phy CiuJ r.lla on Saturday evening, the 16th. eid-.rspd I by th* jiirhlic a* Hie lies at Op?!a Howe. This p pillar company mid*’ la d cl I d hit la our city li-t y?ir 'with iiK players, and it returning a- ! gain th's st»i-on wHi new sc n *r.v j land effect and a »*w mustoul pi agium i 'o '3iit. tai'n th^ th atre goers thU s^a- 1 I ^>n. The comuany Is 8tro>u;er thin J rivr. I)»n’t nils* (hit*'show, us it Is. a clever one in eveiy r?8]>e I. and as ih“ hnn*'was crowded last «.* ta ’n.you are alv!a*d to secure you. k i s early. I A list will be placed at th* r*s?:ve;l| s*at sale a week In advanc* ,i.n«l you can hive your h*i(h list .,|. Pickets' cm b* cilled for the day h»fore or | d»y of ih? show,ns It is ul* .y.s lio^t ( «o have res rved s<*its.. tli n h*iv are • no mlitiiluH in id Special th itiv! patties will be taktii care of in ud- va.ic- of the usual sale. u. R.issell’s drug store. HA l K OK li Georgia. Polk County. By virtue of a |»ower of attorney executed by \V. A. Camp oil the 9th day of April, 1H04. authorizing and empowering the und *r»igni‘d to adver tise and sell the linds hereinafter (leHciilied for th • pun»o.*e.4 m*nUoned, will be Hold for oath on tile flint Tues day in March, 1907, within the legal lupus of sale, before the Court House door In C*dartown, said county, a tract of land known as and c.mipjsed of lots of land Nos. lf> and It! In -the 1st district and 4th section, and Nos. 323. 324. 325, 326. 327. 391. 395. 396, 397. 398. 399. 465. 466, 467, 468, 470, 471, 472. 536. 537. 538. 539, 542. 543. 544. 645. 547. 548. 605, 606. 608, 610, and 685, in the 2-1 ‘district and j 4th section of Polk cjunty, (5a., each lot conta4nlng 40 acres more or less, and containing in the aggregate 1440 acres, more or less. The title to said lands Ih in the Marietta Trust & Banking Co., having been deeded to said bank by Hoke Smith. The proceeds of the sale, when m ule, ure to be applied as pro vided in mi agreement b.*.w*«*n said Marietta 'Pius' A- Banking C >. and said W. A Cimp. to-wit: — I t. To in- payment of the advei- tl.sii; fi'M and expenses lucid nt to bring ng said lands to s-il *. 21. To the pjym nt of the 4 prom- i.-any notes made by ill* said \V. A. Camp t-> the said Hoke Smith for the balance of purchase money of said land-t and by siid Hoke Smith trans ferred to tile said Marietta Trust A* Banking Co., Iwing foi the sum of $l.niHMi6 each, with interest th*ivon from Dec. 20. 1902. at the rat * of 8 p r cent par aiinum.uud ail costs thereon. 3d. That tli’ balance there .f la * ap plied a< a credit on til? judgment ob tained by the said Marietta. Trust Ac Banking Co. against the Huid \V. \. Cimp In the Sup’i'or C>urt of D— Kulb County at the fill term. 1904. th >ieof. 'Phe power of attorney from the said \V. A. Camp to Hie uniLreigned is of record in th office of the Clerk of tli • Superior Court of Polk county. | Deed will b? executed to the purchaser conveying said lands in f. o simple. ■IAS. T. ANDEHSON. VI- -President Marietta M’.iiri k Biuk ing Company. 'Phis January 28lh. !9o7. Pay up your subscription to THE STANDARD. Why Refer to Doctors Because we make medicines for them. We tell them all about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and they prescribe it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, con sumption. They trust it. Then you can afford to trust it. Ask your own doctor. A X*4o by 3.0. Ayr Co.. Lowall. Mtn Alto manufbeturera of 9 SARSAPAAIILA ijers ayer’a Pllla greatly aid the Cherry Pectoral In breaking up a cold. TWO THINGS NECESSARY. The tS4y Council\mrit important ac tion at Uh meeting T\ie*d.iy evening on two wry Important “kums. Dr. Win. B Mid ford, one of our moat progress iva citizen*, appeared hifore that body to urge lh» neceaa'ty of Tho St in- d rd’s siKgrfcti >u la.* w??i; <1 » waiil uchjjl in Ea-1 vi. w. un i our pitl»lU - spirited Mayor ami C-itiaalk ■ ?apond d to th s s igges lo i i y ;ipp dating M -s-re. R O. P* t . \ It G.dightly and W- K. H dm * n* .i c.mimlu?* to •»’t* if n suitable Hit? cm 1)> hj'.u»\1«( a roisoiiiblf price. Anoth r iniAortmit nut.itr brought forward by Dr. Bradford was t le ur- « nt n.*e.l of n *w n gio vem >t iy. Wo are informal that th - pr*s-iu colored burial ground is ho badly crowded, th »t very often in digging a n*w grave only too plain evidences are found of inirlngcm.nt on an old ou . Tiila Ih n.it as it should be. imd our City Kut'ieistr cognized th h fact by nppoin tli.g Ald*'m«n Goliglhlly as i cimmit- tee to invest'git? tin* nutter of h.-cur ing a n w c ni‘t;*ry for tli* colored f )lks. uni: ho its k for sale. A Splendid Stallion Sent Here from Famous Virginia Stock Farm. For Sale 'Pile young stand ird-bred j stallion, “Commonwealth.” bred and! owned by Col. W. H Chapman, pro-1 prletor of the famous Clifton Stock! Farm near Gordonsville, Va„ and now ut Crawford’s stabl? in C*dartown.| ‘'Comnionwealth'’ is a son of "Wealth,” record 2:09; a grandson of "Garabetta Wilkes,” one of tin* great est sires of trotting horseH in this country; and a great-grandson of "George Wilkes.” He is u young horse, not quite three years old, ma hogany brown in color, with small white star in center of foreh-ad. He Is sixteen hands high, weighs about 1,050 pounds, and Is a very handsome horse. The attention is called of all who! are interested in raising fine horses | und improving the stock of this ser- tlon.und a cordial invitation Is extend-) ed to ail to call at Crawford's stable J und Inspect this splendid animal. I)R. W. A. CHAPMAN. 1 The sto’di holders th ms* Ives of the) Polk CouiUv Fair Aaiociation will de termine next Saturday at tiu* Cjurt I House what they are g dng to d » aho.l the future of this hom • entenjirlse. I (a vHANTEKI) STOMACH KK.MEHV T. K. Hiirbiink will HHiind Money If j >ll*o«na Fall*, to Cure. Yon may ask why T. F. Burbank Ih able to guaiunie*' to refund the money unless M'l-o-na Stomach Tablet cure when no otht-r rein-dy for stom ach troublei is told in this manner. 'Phe reason for this Is that ordinary dyspepsia tablets merely digest the food. w»hllc Ml-o-na builds up and k: rengthens the digestive system so tint it so >n loegins to digest the food Itself without, pain or distress. If the stomach is only given a rest by using a digestive, the rnuscl h soon la02ome weak, and it is nK*: a *.-Hgry to roiitinue taking a digestive t »bl t al ter every meal. On the other hand, Ml-o-na used before eating strength ens the stomach so that you will soon be well enough to gi\ • up tli * use of m Mllcine. Ml-o-na costs but 50c a box and nukes |K>sltive and complHe cures. 'Phe b?st proof of Its merits Is the guarantee to refund the money If ii does not cure that T. F. Burbank gives with eveiy i*>x v *l»itlrr’» Web. It Is hard to realize how small n spider's web really Is. A famous ini- crosifiplRt once made some Interesting ; comparisons of n cobweb with human | hair. “I linv.? often com pared tlie size of 1 the thread spun by full grown spiders with a hair of my beard.” lie says. “I I placed the thickest part of the hair I before the microscope, and. from the 1 most accurate Judgment I could form. more than KM) of such threads placed I side by side could not equal the dium- i cter of one Hindi hair. If. then, we sup- j pose such a hair to be of a round form It follows that 10.000 threads spun by the full grown spider, when taken to gether. will not is? equal in substance | to the size of a single hair. To tills, if | we add that 400 young spiders at flic* time when they lieglu to spin their welw are not larger than one full grown one and Unit ea>li of these • lllmite spiders possesses tile same or gans as the larger ones. It tVInws that the exceedingly small thread* spun by j these Jittie creatures must Is* till too times slenderer and coiiMspietit'v that 4.000.000 of these minute spiders’ threads cannot equal In substance the dee of a single hair." | Tho S*vvnth District M.is tile con vention will m3 t In Roms tli • second W dnesdj.v in May and will be in s • <don for two days. Mr. J. S. Young an I family have moved to his farm n?ar Cedartown Several of his children will reiiiiln here to finish the t“rm of school. We regret to lose this family from our dt- iz nship. but the good people when they are going will be the gainer. He will retain his real estate holding* here.-—Tall«$>oo«F Journal. Ffichheimer-Fishel Co’s, and Michael Sterns Co’s. Clothes at Great Reductions. Do you realize the importance of this chance to buy these garments at One-Fourth to One-Third Off Regular Rrices. There is no question aslto the high quality of these garm ents. They have no superior in Style, Fabric, Fit and Work manship-Suits in single-and double-breasted styles to fit large, medium, stout or slim men. Youth’s Suits, single- and double-breasted. Overcoats and Cravenettes in heavy weights. $25.00 Suits and Overcoats at $18.75 “ “ “ 16.50 22.50 20.00 18.00 15.00 10.00 14.50 13.50 11.50 7.50 Remarkably Reduced Prices on Boys’ and Children’s Suits and Overcoats. $6.00 Suits and Overcoats now $4.50 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.50 3.85 3.00 2.25 1.90 W K. HOLMES, TIE LEADING CLOTHIER AID FORMER. THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Wlml Thin <Jr«*nt Hr It ImIi I nal Itnllon llPlirfifiiU. At first sight there Is not much like- ness between the comfortable country gentlemen, retired lawyers, blase men of fashion ami liberal subscribers to party funds, who now drop into rath er than frequent their mugntlicciit ball, and “tlie mail covered barons, who proudly to battle led llielr vassals from Europe to Palestine's plain” in tlie days of the lleurys and Edwards, bill In one point the house lias always maintained its character through cen turies It Is an aristocracy of birth, but It fs still more emphatically one of wealth. The law of entail ami primo geniture has kept tlu* landed estates to gether as far as tlie law can. Many have passed by lielrcs-.e* to new mimes or been sold by spendthrift lords, many holders of ancient titles have I >*t the wealth that glided their ancestors' cor onets. but new peers are almost al ways rich, and a title Is still an at traction to an heiress. We sometimes hear that the house of lords represents nothing. This Is false It repr'seats property. Tennyson's icw Lincolnshire farmer, whose horse's h »ofs trotted ••proputty. pro;eitty proputty ” Is the type of a vast nurnb *r of I! igllslimen. Six h men are not «•;i!.v content, but j, mil, i • by the House ..f lo. S They l.-.iow that as long as Hit* I 1 have the r say ••proputty’' ,!i: ,-i ".-h body of organized i-f. V, 'ii.-im Everett kit At* I i.tnfie. j .Samuel Spencer, president of the! Southern Railway, who was killed in a railroad wreck Nov, 29th. carried' | $20,000 Accident insurance in Trav- ! iders. Tho Travelers owns the bonds j of our town and is repress nted here by j W. J. Harris & Co. BUSBY BROS., NEW FEED STORE, WHOLESALE g RETAIL. •^"Hay, Corn, Oats, Cottonseed Meal, Hulls, Bran, Shorts and Victor Food—the coming cow feed of the day. We have just opened, and we expect to divide profits with vou. All nrices right down at the bottom. Come and see our stock and compare prices. Money saved is money made. Come and see us. PROMPT DELIVERY. Busbv Bros., Phone 281. Grace St,, Oedartown, Ga. ! SALESMEN WANTED: Three ; sale-men wanted for our new Railroad) | County, and State Surv-y of Georgia. Just off th«* press and absolutely new. { Prepared to meet th* enormous de*j ; round for a limp showing the new j rountbs recently established. A 1 splendid op|s>rtunity for energetic men j i Rand, McNally & Co., Clcago, Ill. R. 0. PITTS, President. E. S. AULT, Cashier. C. W. SMITH, Vice President. E. L. HENDERSON, Ass t. Cashier. The Georgia Loan and Trust Co. will negotiate loans, well se cured by improved, real estate, at SIX PER CENT INTEREST on reasonable commission in sums of $250 or more. Good applications wanted. W.C.BVNN. Correspondent for Polk Co THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF CEDARTOWN. Capital and Surplus, - $100,000.00 Designated Depository of the State, County and City. Ourjlarge resources are a guarantee of our ability to extend every accommodation that is not contrary to safe banking princi ples. The conservative manairement. of the Hank, as well as the extra protection afforded in a xtrietly Burglary-I'roof Vault, idindUl commend themselves to tlione who have money to deposit.
