About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1907)
Does Your Heart Beat Yes. 100,000 times each day. Does it send out good blood or bad blood? You know, for good blood is good health; bad blood, bad health. And you know precisely what to take for bad blood — Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Doctors have endorsed it for 60 years. Ou® frrquwU emit® of <1 blond la a altirpfah A ijer: > IUIR MOOR. Q 43-H CIRC. O cilEfttv PCCTWUL. Application lor Year's Support. Georgia, Folk County. Mrs. Maggie Dodds having made ap plication for twelve months support out of the estate of John W. Dodds, and appraisers duly appointed to Bet apart th sime having filed their return. all persons concerned are hereby required to show cause before the Court of Ordinary of said coun- ty on the first Monday in April next why said application should not be granted. This 4th day of March, 1907. A. U. HOGG. Ordiniry. Sold and guaranteed by T.F. Murhamk. Sheriff J. E. Dempsey left Tuesday for the State Sunlboritim at /Milledgh- ville with Mrs. M. E. Farmer, who* bad! health necessitated her treatment there. A MATINKK OF Ml SIC. The Famous %< Klttl«*N” Iluud to be Here Saturday Afternoon. Cedartown people will enjoy,a rare treat next Sitarday aftet*n:>>.i—one that >nobody who loves good nutate mu afford to in’ss. C'dutown Is fjrtu- | nate la being on the lina bsiwe.u j Atlanta and Birmingham, as In this way we secure a m* "off-nlgbi" per formances tbit u uilly appear only In la:g;* cllks. j The famous “Klltl?s” Bind—the Gordon High! ind r- ;gj in tills class, and we take greit pi ooure in an- I nounclng that Manager .1. C. Walker j has doted an engtg m.-nt with them i tor a m.\tjn&9 at the Dye uni at 2 30 I o’clock next S.Uuulty aft run..on. ! S.nie of oir people heard the splen- , did music of this, hand at th* World's I Fair In St.. U'.>uU,.utd Everyone will be j I'Hastd to learn tint, they will give I this matlne? hero eu route fr .m Birm ingham t> fill an engagement at the Grand in Atlanta CVdirt wn should have ein;)ugh lov rs of goo 1 music to give this band i good hot e at j this matin?*. HONORING MISS REV KITS. ; Mrs. J. W. Boo* give a d:*ll#'.itCul ru-eptkn last Thursday aft ni »: n in | honor of her charming niece, Miss j Damnaih Revells t>r St. I.oii1r, at which ju large party of young la lies w re most endoyably ent* rtain d. The I hostess was assisted In ent?r.a'ning by Mesdatnes Lucy Hend?:von, F. S. Bunn, C. Van Woad, E. B. Bus 11, A. C. Brewster and P. C. Harris and Missis Kate and Elizabeth Booz. Misses Ponililne Phillips and> lnlt \ Jams presldtd at the punch bowl. The re freshment* consisted of delicious Ice cteum and cake, and the rooms were tastefully} dec .rated with nil fl ov.is and ferns. On Friday aft?rn.on Mis< Mabel Blrkbeck ent?itain<d a number of yotuig ladles very pi uaiutly at a chaf ing-dish party, honoring 'Miss R?vpUb. and was assisted In entettaming l.y Miss Mary Harris. "Joshua Simpkiins," n rural comedy drama which has he n pi’esent <1 con tinuously for several s isons nn tile engagement in this cnlng. "Jotliuu men women in the United States are raised on good, old- i fashioned Arbucklcs* A RIOS A Coffee. Never mind what the others drink, you want to be well. Say thing" to the man who tries to switch you from Arbuckles’ to coffee that pays him big profits at the expence of your stomach. Application Leave to Sell. ► Georgia, Polk County. Notice is hereby given that^he un dersigned has applied to the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell land belonging to the estate of Mrs. H. E. Neely for the payment of debts and for the purpose of distribution. Said application will be heard at the regu lar term of the Court of Ordinary for said county to be held on the first Monday in April, 1907. This 4th day of March, 1907. t A. E. YOUNG, Administrator »pon the estate of Mrs. H. E. Neely. BANK of CEQABIOWN DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY With THIS BANK and we will 'loan to yon when yon need to borrow. The inHuence of the Bank is at the command of its DEPOSI TORS in 1 matters of business. t Iu times when money is scarce md hard to ^et, our loans are limited absolutely to our deposi tors. E. U. Bknton, Cashier. A. E. Young, Vice Pres. road, will pi city tomor Simpkins" 1a a comedy drt-mu, well | acted by a company sa d t > p hs ss mure than ordinary nv.rlt, in addi tion to whi h s viral phasing spe cialties aie Introduced. A o>nul*te orchtstia compostd of pi\>f*s 'ontl musicians d'soouis;* IncUI-rAaD music, which a-tsists to make the play the success It Is. This feature is clilmed by the mutag ment to bp g it. edge, and, It is Raid, far exceed* usual orchestra by tb *atr!ctil cam, >ani?s. Their fine band will give a burlesque purade about noon tomonow. A|t|ili«*stl«in lur <iuan1l«m*tii|>. Georgia, Polk Cotinty. To all whom It mjy concern: Estelle Watson having in due form applied to the undersigned for the guardlane-hip of thp property of Bell Sin t it. an adult now in the In ane asylum of this stat *, not ce h here by given that si id application will be heard at my office on the first Mon day in Aptll n^xt. Witness my offi cial signature, this 4th day of March, 19#7. A. D 110(10, Ordinary. PLAY BY HOME FOLKS, “ABOVE THE 01.01)ItS” TO 111. IMtK- 8RNTF.il TOMtiHT. ( oiltest for queen “Getting Busy”— Put a Firemen's Dinner Today. . The dinn.r g.v.n by th- t.V’.st Side ladles lor the oeneilt of the Ftr.nu.n's Tout iKimeiii fund w«h a big success —a spl ndld dinner w.ll ,itt*nd d,— and the one to be given today by the ladies of the Bait Side, will b? Equal ly as ‘good,If not better. In fact, there are many people predicting that, Inas much nt- eo many more people live east t.lun w st of Main sire t. th * dinner today will eclipse that of yes terday. At any lu.e, you hid bet ter go and see. You will c rtalnly get one of the beat dinners for 25 e nts that you ever ate in your life! Then, of course, you will want to go out in the evening and see the sparkling drama, "Above the Clouds,’* presented by hom• talent for the benefit of the firemen. The cast of characters is excellent, and the play-* which, by the way, is a fine one- will be put on in grxnl shape. The ad mission is only 25 and 35 c nts, and 50 cents for reserved stats. The re served seats are now on sale at Bus sell's drug store, awl you should call at once, as there Is being a rapid ad vance s tie. Besides the s|>ecialtit t4 heretofore an nonneed, the nuanag in nt has been foitunate In m*tiring Mr. Glover Mc Ghee, one of Rome's l) «• angers,who will delight the audience with beau tiful solos. The following Is the cast of chirac- ters In "Ailtove the Clouds" this even ing:— Philip Ringold, "Crazy Phil," a Moun tain Hermit I. Wright Adamson. Alfred Thorpe, a City Nabob Edgar Henderson. Amos Gaylord, a Country Gentleman.. Fred Bobo. Howard Gay lor, bis son E. E. King. Titus Turtle, a Gourmand E. B. Bussell. Curtis Chilptmin, "Chips In the iRough" Summers Freeman. Nat Naylor, Thorpe’s Protege W. E. Roberts. Grace Ingalls, a Young Artist Miss Sophia Chapman. Hester Thome, Gaylord’s Housekeeper Miss Mary Harris. Susy Gaylord, Gaylord’s Daughter.. .. Miss Emma. QuIUlan. Ducretla Qfrrish, "So Romatlc’V. .. Miss Cal lie Smith. The evening's program) will also in clude the following pleasing special ties:— Solo It’s to Your Interest to Know That the Smartest Spring Fashions for Men and Young Men w nre now hern ready for your inspection—and try-on—and that we oiler you mid your friends the llrst• opportunity of viewing the largest and most magnificent display of Spring apparel we have ever had. If you can’t come to morrow, come the day after nr any day this week. If you wish to dress well at little expense—if you want a Suit ol smartest style and of strictly high quality—it is to your interest to come here at once and make an early selection from our splen did assortment of Michaels - Stem Fine Clothing which we show in nil the most fashionable fabrics in a broad variaty of handsome weaves. Look where you may you positively cannot find values to equal those we oiler you in Spring Sack Suits for Men and Young Men at $12 to $30, • ol most advanced single and double-breasted style, with every de tail as perfect, as if exclusively nustom-tuilor-inade; with a special offering of selected styles and fabrics, fully equal in value to most $20 suits, nt ||5 The new Spring styles in Hats, both still' and soft, at. . $1.50 to $4 In Spring Haberdashery we show all that’s new and smart, from collar to Imlf-hose, most moderately priced. W. K. HOLMES, Clothiers Furnisher. Mr. and Mrs. John B*nn It. Cal houn county, Alj., visited thVr b.-oth er, Mr. M. T. Birn. 1 !.:. ov r Sunday. ^ The Georgia Loan and Trust WJo. will negotiate loans, well se cured by improved real estate, at SIX PER CENT INTERES1 on reasonable commission in kfums of $250 or more. Good wgnvlications wanted. Ir w. c. bunjt, Correspondent for Polk Co Don’t Fool Your System. It Is * pretty easy matter to drift Into a serious ease of 8tomacb, Bowel, Diver, Kidney, or Bladder trouble. Ninety-eight per cent of all our ills start iu these organs. Therefore, we muRt see that they are always working with clock-like regu larity. When your stomach "goes back on you" that Is the danger sig nal. That means that Impoverished blood Is being sent through your sys tem. The liver fails to do its work. Constipation follows. # The damage is twofold—you cannot get enough nour ishment from your food and you can not force the impure matter out of your system. Consequently this im pure matter is absorbed into the sys- j tern and does the damage as it goes. Under such conditions the system becomes an easy prey to disease. What you regard as a slight trouble today inay be Typhoid fever, Appendicitis or worse tomorrow. You can buy dozens of drugs which will give you relief and give it quick ly, but the trouble soon comes again, and these "whirlwind” remedies do the organs much damage and little good. So don't try to fool your sys tem. When you want to cure yourself you must begin at the foundation; that is, see that your vital organs are re stored to normal condition and that your blood Is enriched and brought up to standard. Drake’s Palmetto Wine will quickly and permanently cure Constipation, Alter the Kidneys, re lieve the congested condition of the Diver, and get the Stomach in perfect condition. Furthermore, it is the most efficient blood agent ever discov ered, being a natural regulator—not an artificial one. It Is made from the berries of the Saw-Pplmetto tree of Florida, and Is as pure as home-made grape juice and as pleasant to take. You can get a dollar size bottle of any druggist for 75c, or, if you wish to try it before buying, write The Drake Co., Wheeling, W. Va., for a free test bottle, which will be aOnt postpaid. For sale by T. F. Burbank. . .Mr. Glover McGhee. Cedai town Orch-stiu. ..Miss Pauline Bailey Selection.. Violin Solo. Solo Miss Florlne Hardwick. Song by Quart a tte W. E. Good, J. D. Dxvls, Cl. G. Adams, D. D. Whiltfield. Song Master John Crabb. Song Miss Florlne and Master Richard Hardwic CONTEST FOB QUEEN. The committee opened the ballot tH»xes again Tuesday evening, and— just us everybody exp?eted—found a decidedly! lively contest on hand. The consolidated vote Is hh follows: — Miss Helen Good 247 Miss Luclle England 201% Miss Cal lie Smith.. .. \ 00% Miss Lassie Smith 23 Miss Helen Crabb 22% Miss Rose West 16% Miss Florence Chapman 10 Mia* Malline Bradford.. ., .; .. 10 Miss Kate Russell 6 Miss Estelle Morris 5 Miss Dlzzlt H'.nris 8% Miss Sal lie Webb 2% Mbs Arabella Dunwoody 2 Miss Sophia Chapman 1 A few votes given for gentlemen or as pract'cal jokes not published. The boxes will be open d again n *xt Tuesday evendng, when It Is certain that this contest will have assumed much larg r prjtport.'one, oas Inter est Is growing eveiy djy. H lp the firemen, and c.TmpUnv nt your young lady friends at the aainii time by cast ing your ballots, only t.Vn c -nts taoh, at the stores of Russell Drug Cm., M. N. Elliott, Dacy Co. and Dtvis Bros. Tile final vote will be. counted Monday evening, April 1st. Vote for Queen at one*, and se: : "Above the Clouds" tonight. Dissolution Notice. The firm of Cleveland & Jones Is dissolved by mutual con-.nt, J. B. Jones retiring from the. firm. The bus- tnp&g will be conducted by W.O.CIev - land, who a-tsumes all liabillfjes of the firm and to whom all debt 4 muiC be paid. A cotitinuanc* of the favor of the public will b; appreciated. This March ICth, 1907. J. B. JONES. \V. O. CLEVELAND. Columbian Woodmen. Mr. John C. Graham, state organ izer for the Columbian Woodmtm. b is been in the city for several days estab lishing a local lodge of the order. The officers of the newly elected, degree team went Into action Tuesday night and initiated several candidates Into the Household. The second and fourth Wednesday nights In oac.lt month are regular feast, nights, and the place of meeting the Odd Fellows’ hall over The Standard! office. Th<7 membei b Elected and installed on t.h« team are as follows: Manager, Eld. A. I>owry; Worthy Consul, Graham Norman; Viceroy, J. W. Murray; Counselor, F. A. Irwin; Physician, C. Vann Wood; Pilot, T. J. Besley; Clerk, W. E. Robaerts; Ban ker, H. E. Benton; Herald, W. B. Me- Bryde; Guardsman, F. C. Bowman; Picket, A. Ray. VVe have represented life and ac cident companies for fifteen years, and every claim has been promptly paid. We guarantee our rates and company. It will pay you to Investi gate our policies. W. J. HARRIS & CO. When a man Is a mountain of flesh, he needs a. valet. Itheumalic. Pains Relieved. B. F. Crocker, Esq., now 84 years of age, and for twenty years Justice of the Peace at Martlusburg, Iowa, says: "I am terribly afflicted with sciatic rheumatism In my left arm and right hip. I have used three bot tles of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and It did me lots of good." For sale by E. Bradford. Cedartown, Ga. 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 it 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. A negro, Osoar Chairman, was killed Tuesday night by another darkey, named Wilson In the negro quar ters on Cedar Hill. have bought a large quantity of the BEST COTTON DISTRIBUTORS on earth—the HOWARD'S IMPROVED — the one that the manufacturers warrant to distribute Acid, Kaiuit, Mee’ Guano to tbe satisfaction of the purchaser, or return to us and get your money. the - March 25th to 31st—we propose to GIVE AWAY with every one of these Most Valuable Mac’ solutely free, a EARGE MAR OP THE STATE OF JEORGTA, well worth a dollar, of this map will be on our wall. Remember the week, bud that you yet your money's t Map, too. HALL 6c }
