About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1907)
My Hair Ran Away Don't have a falling out with your hair. It might leave you I Thefi^v. hat? That would mean thin, s/t'-gcly, uneven, rough hair. Keep your hair at home! Fasten it tightly to Your scalp! You can easily do It with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It is something more than a simple hair dress ing. It is a hair medicine, a hair tonic, a hair food. flue O. Ayer Co., T.owoll, Kui. Alto marmfl»oturor» of f sarsaparilla. PILLS. Civ/O CilbWY PECTORAL. A Basis for Credit. Before a business man can borrow money he must establish u credit. Tfhe people who make the loan must have confidence in the borrower to start with and then adequate security. Jf the borrower, through continued de posits, has become known to the of ficers of the bank, he has established <a basis of credit which akes it an «asy matter to secure any reasonable accomodation. All business men re quire the aid of outside capital at times. Some day you will need to borrow to close some advantageouus purchase.' Begin to establish your credit now by opening a bank account and keeping it growing. When* you have saved enough mono' to make'It’ an obi*.. ■ g»M. one of our »rii»’i• st. bor,- THE CLORIOUS FOURTH. Next Thursday the Day We Cel ebrate. A Splendid Parade, a Great Speech* a Good Band, Exciting Races, Horse-Swappers' and Fiddlers' Convention, and a Big Time. * I Next Thursday Is the Glorious Association to govern, except where j j Fourth — a national holiday, a day otherwise stated. In event any race j when no one has any business work- does not fill, right is reserved to sub- I | Ing who can possibly help it—a day, j stitute some other, ('lasses will be [ £US tOITI© t in fact, when everybody who possibly ! called as advertised. Races will be ; can should come to Cedartown and sandwiched where such i» possible. ; join in having a big celebration and ; The above prizes will be paid in full 1 a good time generally. I provided the gate receipts hmount to Tlie parade alone will 1 e worth $400. If less, the amount will be pro coming a long ways to see. and there rated among Winders as advertised. Free stulls furnished racing horses. Exhibition Drill by the Cedartown 1 Rifles on the grounds. WE HAVE DECIDED TO HAVE A > Bargain for Every Day in the Week. w w w m w MONDAY we will sell 10-4 BLEACHED PEPPERELL SHEETING, worth 35c, at 25c a yard. TUESDAY-EMBROIDERY. See our window on Tues day for Embroidery. WEDNESDAY—BEST CALiCO 5o per yard; 10 yards to mg oertl governm* Intern, t. are some vn for various 1 attractive prizes offered •attires of the parade it self. Then the speech «*f Hon. i\ W. Hardwick, of Sanderwtllle. the bril liant Congreauman from the Tenth district, will be one that everybody will enjoy and should hear. The Marietta Bond is one or the best in the slate, and will furnish X'»me fine Fourth of July rnus c. There is a gratifying large number of enti le- for the horse races, and dll w ho attend will see some fine sport in this line. What is more thrill ing than a spirited hors- i ■. •• ' Wvln\* body enjoys then-, and no nm should I *11 to set* them here 0*1 the Fourth. T1 • Fiddler,.’ <d the Hor •• Fwap- ! *rs’ Convention * -, f t>ro» r e ,<i great In' id will It Bank ot Cr?dartown. Phone 8S lolidiM I>n*gram‘ for Don't mis: r. gram in full: - PROGRAM. The big parade will f< trout NORTH (VI \r Hall at 0 ; Fair Grounds I e Uilestsi Is i vVe a. t; now pr-.v-u w <• II kinds of Fluirii ins 10 Per CfciQt Jjess than any other nrm m »’• county. Give us a cull isfaction guaranteed. thn.. a p tirade. The following at- ft.» j f»*re<J for the parad* I No. i. Best Country 1 j gle • r double, horses Or ■ prize, $5.00; second, $2.5‘* | ’No. 2. Best Towu Tv j double, horses only. I second.. $2.C0. ' No. 3 Bust Saddl n country. Flint prize it. and proceed It iy rxiYeeted rti< ;pat»' in'tfic WHITE I'ltlHAKY Tube Held Sulimbn, July *JODi Count) Treusiirership. Chairman W. J. Harris, of iln* l>m- pci’Pt-.'c Executive Committee for Polk county, called u meeting of that body Monday for the purpose of ordering a white primary t.» elect a candidate for County Treasurer to fill the va cancy caused by the death of Mr. W. 1). Reeves. Eight out of the twelve dis’i ictT'm the county Jwere repro- .-Big THURSDAY BALL THREAD, worth 25c, at 15c. FRIDAY LOW SHOES 33N per cent off. SATURDAY : MOSQUITO NET, 5c a yard. Watch this space for Bargains Every Day in the Week. Special Bargain Bay ali day TUESDAY, JULY 9th. c. F. HARRIS & CO. Rented. 'V The committee unanimously decided FINK COLMKii: KFrCMtl). •d Thuts- Do Yjm Know color' and the fact that a mau jnuBt bo a legally qualified voter, there <8 no restriction except that a man must., of coUrse, bo willing fo loyally abide ill result of Hie primary. Chairman. S> IL’.Ue .> of the sub-committee hav- tills matter In charge, will nn- rwmnte file election munagwwnnqf'f* w ; The County Commissioners haw ii (*;s of- fixatL- the date fur tin* election of I Treasurer on July 23d.’ the Tuesdav Team- sin-;l following »he primary, ijies. First I ThPrc* are five announced .candidates WjJjg the office Messrs. T. N. Vincent. Team -single oro;/*' \t, Recv4s, Frank, Liddoll, Gene 1 rst. prfr/jn $5; Cly^l»!»>.» and J. L*. Built H.Wm nil' w< 1 uifd'TM.and K ,- .cj'iil others 1 * om !fl¥f £b e' race,, $2.00; swafia;$V —~ VoKlcle Irtlnglng lar$$AL,uum- i NOTICE. ^ 'nlebralloD First. $uJ20:^sac- j Something mua t,e. dd'iV**. and t*f 0. once. We ■mud badly 'more houses orated Fourth ot ! for our new comers and Uuxe walt- . $10; second, $5 I ing to < *»ri-• Are you InterfKe.l v rives Hi (Lift Fair | FELTON H. KNIGHT. Grounds it wll l > Inspected and th* , In-iiram < , Re:*. Esr.ito and Rvnting. above prizes awarded. Music will be furnished by tlm \la ! 4 uvli.l ucs will please rVmember that )ue of our most young men. HIh Mr. Wm. .1 r day evenlug from Athens, where h graduated last, week front the law mu .i urday, July 20th, as the date | partment or h< sT.ite l uiverslt> •tli*' primary, and every white cit- Since his graduation from our clt •n .of the county Is invited to par- ( public rchoo'.s. !»• attended Euipr ipste is heretofore. Aside from I College at Oxford before going l Athens, end be is talented and populi father, Hon. W. K. Fielder, has taken him into partnership under the firm name of Fielder & Fielder, and liis many' friends wish him abundant ftylccebR. The Pandora, the elegant, college annual published by the siu- | dents of tl"* University, coutains some I fine sketches <»f which lie is the urtis- 1 tic autiior, and tlie brb*f student's bio graphy shows him to have been prom inent in school life, having been hon ored by election i*s secretary, vice president and president of the Jeffer I’KIMtKV KLECTJON. : ii. ,.«r*)tdan* «• *ith action of the j l>. in* cr itie i!<mive (ionunittec this I day. notice is hereby given nf a white j primary to be held Saturday, July I'd. to nominate a <wndit.ni ♦«< fill thv vaei uey in t.he office of County Treas urer caused by the death of tlie late held finder the lions, and al) vil.ed to jarticipr The prl* usual rm • while <UI HISTORICAL CORRECTIONS. Eds. Standard: Tl nrt.icl*- in last w * k ifisue headed I fi 'e l by Mle X^n^s Houseal. of ‘he reeollecLiou I’olk county of sufficient | In t-vwjH, fiilli :r. VVe my father v \\\ j. Harris. CJun. lam. Ex. Com. Folk ' bugwwr'o.s urncKr. The rain that fell here Monday i freshed not only the cotton but * a fine tonic for the blue farmers. Rev.and Mrs. M. F. Waddell, Fish, were welcome guests amu he could t< The new Van Wert y motenieiit, defeat it, but •ouut> was mi like I rov ntan Jjaw Debuting Hoc Han af the Senior La thinking* of Lauiiosllioiiittn Hoe i<uy, and liE- frituids <v Class and Sunday ioty while it. | Mr. I pitcher for , trip to and captain Miss Uu: plac Saturday and I). Copeland made "tue Monday, i^orgia and Mr. I ie, and » "Hut i further seal . oent Vli.se- II uaess in writ In, Folk county, ami :i* curat*, in almost HUe mista up ond. $L’.r t’Jarts team for ’07 si*m\ flection noth r. ; drop, from HaruHon, were In j midst Tuesday. I Mr. Itoh rtpro Best S chi. parnrfe Thiit VULCANITE ROOFING is | ilie mo«l adwiwiiiicnl ami durable I rletta bund, f' urtcen strong j Address by Ho*.. Thus. »f Randersville. H. ‘ .Ladicvw Driving READY HOOFING on the mur- | speed not cotisidei-od; llorr. tot. Not affected by the weather ftolnU ' t»nd ia water, oil and acid proof. iBndorsod by National Hoard of Fire Underwriters and South eastern Tariff Association. «* *rgin Folk Co By virtue ■>( On lie CoinmlBRioi***.: ‘Oull and family * priugdale flaturda given t and Rev j Sunday. uiql Mrs Ii. es her* Sunday her itbundaut muotssb the history of Folk say that she is accural important particulars, the dam of the Act creating roll county. The Governor approved Hie act on the 20th of December LS51. and Hot the if*th, but. test inaccuracy is unimportant. Ji»hn Willingham w.t n»t the owner and keeper df t.ti hotel, but Mr. Brooks M. Williaghatc was the n un. He had a son name John, who married Miss Mat Border . the daughter of T*r. S. A. Bdrdo for a long nme an honored citizen.^ Folk count* and whose memor; Hard unuouuiYon'.Qut f os are slricHy ci [ in advance, and thus save mh and them- ’(**' I selves from embarassmnnt. .<1 regulating aa*l their In' J t*H Jt. i siting Ian • I An at thh ehei ished h* Our present old*- Mr Jut all-da J. H. DODDS, Agent. CEDARTOWN, GA. 'SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY First, Blue Ribbon; second bon. No. 1 7. Ciontlerqeu’H Driving test., Conditions some as No. cepl .spend is considered Find Ribbon; second. Red Ribbon. No. S. Motor Cycle Uncos beat, Tw miles. $2040. ’>0 points pOillts. Red Rib- Bin DIRECT LINE TO THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION NORFOLK. U. Tickets on Sale to Nov. SO. » April 10 ’07 PULLMAN CARS ^ DIN1NQ CARi Rates from Cedartown. Ga. in Pullman Season Tickets, $26.10 Sixty-day - - $21.80 Fifteen day - $18.40 Coach Excur&ipn $12.70 Pmr ail your subscription to THE 4TA-VCAf!D. AFTERNOON CONTES No. .0. Frce-fov-AH Trot HidfiTmiKi heats, .beuj 2. in 3, $125.00. ' { ...4T $ '• No. l(*r Uimulw. Ufa if tulle heaLs, best 2 in 3, $U.00. No. 11. M.ilden Troi, Half mile AufttS. licsf Note:- Horses eligible to this class tivust be”not over fl\e years old. and must, never btfjre have competed for a prize. No. 12. Running, He f m ledash, $20.00. No. 13. Three Minute Trot, or Paco, Huii mile heats', best 2 in 3, $75.00. Note:—The first and second money- winners of No. 9 will be barred from this race. No. 14. Green Road Race to Buggy Half mile heats, best 2 in 3, $50.00. Note:—Horse to be eligible to this class must never before have compe ted for \ prize. The money-winners of Nos. 9 and 13 are barred. No. *15. Foot R c s—100-yard dash, $20.00. No. 16. Walking Match around the Track, $10.00. Conditions: Entries close at 12 in. July 3d. Entries can be made aay time until then at the office of the secretary in Cedartown. No .entrance or charge back feetf. All races are confined to stock owned by residents of Polk sounty, and must be drives by owners. Harness races, money is divided 00, 25 and 15 ner cent. In running races, money divides 50, 25, 13 and 10 per cent. Three required to enter and start to make a race. No.*, s. 15 and 16 are open to the wo..a. Ru’os of National Trotters’ rite inauguration of lion. Hoke Mmith ;».< Governor of Georgia tioxt 8aturda> will draw lo Atlanta ode of the largest crowds ever assembled t In re. Art entttus'iaWtlc dele^ftt'lofi 1 from I’ednnown vJT attend 'the iiiku^um- tton. [ Th*‘ GeQugia. Legislature. in : ,Which Dim oiq,-.polk will he i*b)y, repr,oseimd by. I'bqUvl F'di•"*'AUoh'Iy, convened da> The 38th. District bus . an **\- Knoe. j ! !l * lu -' ut »Al>^c»B‘ttve in ^the HdUgtc | in, ti^e... per.bon gC ( Hon. \Vj. F Jval^ • k.er, •>£ Di;aket^wn. .. ; ,. llouses for people to occupy ) and rooms for families and couples ^ire constantly in demamf hero. Only this week, five families whose headq ttT9 employed by the Central Rallwny'wer? forced to return to Atlanta and other points because houses and rooms eould not be procured foF the^i in Cedartown. pnee l^wrence,'the ten year old sOri of Mr. and Mrs. John • D. Wood.-ol At lanta, died Friday night at tha lio.ae of his grandmother. Mrs. C. H. Wood, where he had been staying for some time. He was an exceptionally bright and lovable boy, and was a faithful member of the Methodist church. Fu neral services were conducted at 5 p. m. Sunday by his pastor, Rev. H. M. Quillian, followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery. His mother, who had been in Washington for a few weeks, reached here Sunday hjorn-i | ing. The bereaved family^ have much j symi athy in their loss. i According to the results; of-' experi ments. the tlHU'.e of acetylene is per haps the hottest known oxc* v pt tljnt of the electric arc. The following figures have been given: Bunsen burner. degrees; acetylene fin me. 2.548 degrees; alcohol tjftine, 1,705 degrees; Donay- rouze burner—half alcohol,., half petro leum—2,053 degrees; hydrogen llunie iu air, 1,900 degrees; gas jet flame with qxygen, 2,200 degrees; oxyhydrogen flame, 2,420 degrees. These nrej all centigrade degrees. One degree cen tigrade equals l.S degrees F. •by called f« r July th* til*' Of/;* of CViunL* Tre to fill Hi* u expired ,tm-m of W. B. Reives, deceiHcil, said or£k>- having bean made vacant by the death of the *ui«i W lb Reeves. | All qualified voters, m-cordlng to the last reglstnitloq list completed, a re eligible lo vpte in .su'd election. This June 17th, 11)07. .1. hn BRANCH, .Chairman; T. H.l ADAMS, J. L« vMOOUK, Commission-! «r»- of -RoyjtU* i.lut■ Revenues Folk Com; j v^SQUjJ^O, Xr. N* t V* a< l Grove, ,who. Is know of the cquu' \. to. tlqv Polk’s best p.yd ; most . of BLqoming from cum etui her as .one of respected citi zens, announces himself i amdldate for. County Trensuj’er. subject •* the white prubury July 20rm * i !,<■ k«a a host of friends who .e.wiu sib hope for his ejection. . FOR COUNTY TREASURER. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer of Folk to fill the tmexpdnd term or Mr. W. B. Reeves, deceased, subject to the ae^ tion of the White Primary. 1 will appreciate the support aud votes of the people. T. E. (Gene) CHAMBLESS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer to fill the unexpired term of my sod, Mr. W. B. Reeves, subject to the white primary. In event of my election. I will give the entire proceeds of the office to his widow and orphane d children. L.M. REEVES. 1 am a candidate for County Treas urer to fill the unexpired term, sub ject to the white primary, and will ap preciate your supporL FRANK M. LIDDELL. I am a candidate to fill the unex- p:r<d term as County Treasurer, and solicit your votes in the white pri mary July 20th. T. N. VINCENT. At the solicitation of hone, but for the money that is iu the office, I an- noune myself a candidate to fill the unexpired term as County Treasurer. White Primary July 20.h. J. D. SMITH. nglug ^ lo be be!d at PU • H b ’ii" bird Buralaj iu J'lly. Tht ?**♦«.» - oi Biownlng- • • expecting to make it an eiij •*1 day. Everybody is invited ro t* . and bring Well-filled baskets and en joy the good singing. There will also be an all-day sing ing at County Line church the fourth Sunday in July. Blackeyed Susie. Good resolutions make up the salve i man applies to ease the pain of a smarting conscience. •Mr. Ray Jones, a machinist at the Central Railway shops, had the mis fortune to lose an eve Tuesday, being struck by a piece of flying steel. Miss Clara Whittaker has purchased the -milMuery stock of Mrs. Woodlee- I|qyd, a id will hereafter conduct that business at. the samp, store. Miss W hiu.ak. i- has secured, the services of Mrs. Sarah Tucker, and these ladies will do a large business in that lihe. * THK MASK OF HEALTH. Fen People Are Really as Well as They Look. Cause and Remedy. Many people In Cedartown, both men and women, who believe them selves to be in perfect health, are of ten in the greatest danger. The most common cause of ill health is indigestion, with a myriad of symptoms such as headache, sleep lessness, specks before the eyes, pains in the back and side, distress after eating, etc. In the last few years the success of physicians everywhere' with Mi-o- na stomach tablets has made them iting fu'l of days colic he thei Li’ ih< school of ,Mr; Moseley, in rae •>. - ’« say referred to. We had another t; : ?* n by the name of James Young, who li\.*d on and owned the plaee now o lied by Col. John O. Waddell and on part of which tHe mills and town of Aragon stand. At the meeting of first court our present time-honored Mr. James Young had hardly readied majority. M> n collection . is that I he quit the Moseley school in the I year 1852, and 1 entered it in 1853. The county was attached to the 40th Senatorial district, the Bln* Itidgc Ju dicial Circuit and to the 5th‘Congress ional district. On the i.st Monday iu April, 1851, an electioh was field for county officers, and Mr. Wm. M. Fhi’ lips, the father of the'late lamented Mr. John Phillips, was elected- Sh^rf: and discharged the duties of the office efficiently and faithfully. . j was here at the time all these things were hap pening, and I write to correct the unessential inaccuracies in'the essay, but mainly to applaud the work of the talented young lady and to ven ture the prediction that If she should! direct her attention to history-writing, great success will crown her efforts. Let more of our young people come to the front. JOSEPH A. BLANC E. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids for construction of a Toilet Annex to Court House and installing plumbing for same will be received by the Board of Roads and Revenues of Polk County, Ga., at their meet ing on July 15, 1907. Plans and speci fications on file with T.-H. Adams, I known far and wide as the acknoul- Commissioner, at Right Honse in Ce-J , dartown, Ga., and with Brute & Ev erett, Atlanta, Ga. Right is reserved by the Eoard to I reject any aud all bids submitted. | Juae 17, 1907. J. L. BRANCH, Chairman. edged specific for the treatment stomach diseases. They strengthen the digestive organs so that in a fow days the stomach is in such shape that it takes care itself of all the food that is eaten without pain or distress. 1. K Burbank gives absolute nn- I For scratches, burns, cuts, insect qualified guarantee that your mo toy bites and the many little hurts corn- viil he refunded unless Ml-o-na cures. | mon to every family, DeWitt’s Car- tie lakes the whole risk and [i... bonded Witch Hazel Salve is the best ■ -1. remedy. It is soothing, cooling clean remedy will not cost you a penny uu- j anil hea ii ug . Be S ,J’ y ol) Tet De- U.-V it cures you.. . | Witt's; Sold by E. Bradford: ;
