About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1907)
I Pur over nlxty yenr* doctor* I18V11 endorsed Ayer's Cherry IVctorul for coughs, colds, wciik hum i, broiv h.tin, con- lumrulou. You cm ii usi # medic I no the best doctors »p- prove. Then iru .i this ihe next time you hove n hard cousli. iinullt.t A •w tiers MMudiVir I:'"!"' M<M f HAHHVI'AIHIU. lUltl VlUttS W« »HkU«V Ayd»r^rMMnrEX|Hh0 h«»wnli$ rcgtilwr All j|«nlly laxnMva THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD I’iiIiIihIhmI nvnry Thinmliiy In tho Yimr OKI' ICIAL, OllllAN OK OHOAUTOWN A Nil I’OI.K COUNTY. Grow with n Growing Bunk. \\v luuartl th«% MtoatiUy contlmiod Ai'uAth of »bU hsIUutbv. an a orHL to tIto onof out* loiHttoMi poii*. • mindly as well as ah evidence of tho eslooiu In which out* officers ami our hunluooN |»oUcI«m mol methods are hold Wo Invito you to mako this I»auH tho doming bouse for your n uatudal AffntiM Wo waul Iho xmidl invountx of ImllvhlualM n* well hn tho laritor toiHlnvHM of flnuM ami wtrpor* album. Tho Wrtgo onruor ha* uoed of Iho hAttk ah woll ui< tho lmntuo«M man. Open All oooount with ovon a miuaII animmt.pny nil your bills with check*. Altd moo how notch hotter you got a- Ioiir, If your money will not ho In umo for gome llnto.mnkc a time dopoatt with tui ntttl we will nny b per cent Intoivjat Bank of Cedartowr. Id. 0. BEN TON, Pushier. A K YOUNG, Vmo Pro* flOLlY SKIDNEYCURB Hek*s Kut»u*y* and HUttiltM- Right POmSHONTY^TAR •to|M Ui« cough and honla lunge FOltYS HONFY""’TAR fW aAlMroaj N/th .V*» »»<**♦« FOLEY$HONEY"">TAR Win rod In iIto PoNtofflcn ot Cedar iovmi itm «iH)Ond»rUa» malt mutter. rtmimntll’TION KATRH. Your to MoniiiH -f* ••ni. lug rntoM will li« furnlohad on application. THURSDAY H0VRW.R U. 1907 IIIIIIJUTKNINU Hint KtvII AT. i Iiiim not art honed for owing to tho v York bunko oil placed BOV* Huiii'm money limit ere* nor bud &ek Cura* Culdai Preveatv tNewweund* Tint flnunolul m! tout clonnd tip nu nipldly i during I lie punt week, < hogglMhinoH of the Now When Hwciolnry t’ortelyo end ntllllniiM of I'm In New York lit tho outhroAk of tho panic, ho did mo on tho Iden that Now York 1m tho financial enpltnl of (ho country, nnd tlmt In helping (hut Oily Ito WUM helping the Whole nation Wo heltevo ho wiu thoroughly JuMtl- Iird In thin course, nnd that Itln prompt Action waved mnny n huulnoMM failure nnd great dint re the eountry. Am we hr tafore, there wit* nett hi reuMou for tint panic wtu did, nnd If the New Yo noted square with the the trouble .would he pi by tblM time. In Nplt from the Federal Tren many mtIHonu In gold tl Mont over from Europe New York buuku have n out the money uctunll nnd badly needed by tin of the country, and ha tug tt out In New York of tutereet. PrtMhlent |i Secretary (Vrtelyou hu national buuku to lucre culAtlou, and have pi tlounl facllltlea for ho dr pArnttvely few of them l trial I c and fur 1 -eight od i uiHiiid to tho opportunlt, cannot yet bring our* I' that the panic was Intel «d by au onacntpuloui high financier*, there ea tlon that many of them doing nothing to help the ultuatlon but are taking advantage of It to make big money for themaelve*. •eon *,tbe •oml l to inku >ati* and t hi clr» ddl* Mil* ore* mly Tho wlde- Agltatlon could not look with 1 * " ■!'■T'f«g”P l,w Tho longer tho currency. fumble cun bo made to luMt, the lower they can buy cotton, wheat, iron nnd ovory other eoMimodlty ' including labor. Certain It Im, tm next Headjon f/ongroBN mIumId tale prompt action for currency reform,unrt K.icuid devise Home Inwh Intondid for \ho benefit of tho people Im read of t nc national (Itaukr. Tho HUM (!eid Itlb Unit one of tho thliiKH that hiu eo*u rj^utiMl moat Htrongly to bring about lip fear nnd dlHtniHt tliul mode the paifii: pojHlhle, Ih the recent linpot.tbn^ of Much heavy flnva by tho uiffi Htandurd 0.1 Co.npany nn| cj’txln rnllroadM, Hear In nund.wtlieao flnea wore placed on the coiaAgnleH, and not on (Im* la>v breakimi offIcIiiIh, and that nieatiB (Inn the Iniugcnt Block- holder^ will have them tojiay, or tho public will have to pay them In In- oroaned prIceM. Some porHomtl fines or ImprlNonnient for law-breaking porntlou offlclnln would cotno nr pul ting n Ht op to tholi^ wrong-doing and would not have huc!i a dlHiiatroiiH effort on Invent mentH. Mprend nntl-cor|M>rnt|oii throughout the country full to make tho peopu NiiHplelon on Much Invent niontn. and the panic would hnnlly have'been poa- Mlhlo but for that fact. The result will probably be some needed reforms In corporation management, but the prediction freely made by tunny that ■licit violent agitation would result In disaster to the country Is being abundantly fulfilled. *Tho house- cleaning was doubtless badly needed, but houte*cloanlng time Is never an agreeable one. -I The notion of President Koosevdt and Secret Ary Oort el you in issuing bonds and treasury certificates, while criticised by some of tho New York bankers, U having A good effect throughout the country. The| colling In of the clearing house ^erUflontes. which have been of ltiestlnuiblo value, will soon begin, and currency Is now- being shipped from the nayiey centers. The scare has been an extensive one to the country*, and Congress should try to devise some means by v>,. n Just such a panic w ill never agubi ic I possible. Cotton has gone up In price !u re sponse to the glnners' reintrt and the estimate of the Southern Agricultural Commissioners, and the Interest rate on call money In New York has drop ped to S per cent. This Is good Thanksgiving news that the press **rrte* to the people today. SPECIAL SALE! ONE DAY ONLY, Tuesday, December 3d, 1907. Best. Oiilico, 10 v<1. limit, yii 5c LonsilHle Bleachintt, 10 yd. limit, vnrd IOc Our own Cam'iric, 10 yd. limit, I2|c Mcs8onf:cr Chmlirio, 10 vd limit, ysrd 12c Dixie 10 4-4 HleuchiiiL', 10 yd limit, yard 7$c Oiitinps, 5c, 7he and 10c Ladies’ Cloaks $10 Cloaks #0 50 Cloaks ij.OO Cloaks H.60 Children’s Cloaks. 2.50 Children’s Cloaks. $7.98 4.98 3.98 2.48 1.98 Men's Department 4 Bast Underwear, worth $| j Suit, at 88, Shirts, worth 50c 33^ Men’s Suits worth $15 at $IO.Or“ Suits worth $12.60 at . g.4. Suits worth 10.00 at . 7 4I 50c 1 Boys’ Suits from. Cut Prices on SHOE!, Everything a 1 depresse, prices ONE DAY ONLY.1 Clearance House Certificates taken on debts or on sales at face value. Com^ one and all, and see for yourself. We won’t sell anything except at a BARCAIN on that day. ' C- F. HARRIS & C In order that our employee* may enjoy Thanksgiving, The Standard is printed nnd mailed this week on Wednesday afternoon. Owing to the recent drop of from to K cents In the price of yarn, the Cedartown Cotton & Export Company has followed the example of the East ern mills in curtailing production, and their big mills are running only four days in the week for the present. A lot of cheap notoriety can be se cured by posing as a critic. \HAPPY HIOME Is one where health abounds. With Impure blood there cannot be good health. With a disordered LIVER thert cannot be good blood. Pay up your subscription * The numismatic editor of the At- 1 lanta Journal stirred up some pleas- ] urable anticipations last week by an-j nounring that there was a big pro- J mlum on old coins which did not bear ' the Inscription, “In God we trust.** Feople got busy right away in bring ing them to light, and it was found ; that they are not rare after all. SQUirv | J. A. Wilson has been carrying a cou ple of the old-timers as pocket pieces j for year*. ■nit's Pills evivify the torpid LIVER and restort ti natural action. A healthy LIVER means pun blood —, Pure blood means health, health means happiness. Take no Substitute. All Druggists- Do You Knot That VULCANITE ROOFING the most economical and dural READY ROOFIXG on the mi ket. Not affected by the weath and is water, oil and acid pros Endorsed by National Board Fire Underwriters and Sont eastern Tariff Association, J. H. DODDS, Agent] CEDARTOWN, GA. A wise man accepts all the ad that is offered him—but he doe use it in his business. FURNITURE P~ CARPETS, + RUGS, + MATTINGS; 50,000 We operate at Rome a Large Factory. A great portion ot the out put is sold by us direct to the people. , I a ^ Our own make of FURNITURE and best assorted collection of high is well made, and is more reason able in price than other makes. A great deal of our space is de voted to is the amount of stock that we car ry. Parties will find the largest Floor-coverings and Rug! grade We show more than 75 patterns ART SQUARES. 9x12 ft., in the follow ing: Ingrains, Brussels. Velvets, Axmii sters and Wiltons. Besides goods of our own make, we show very fine lines of Oak and Mahogany Bedroom, — Diningroom and Parlor Suits. House Furnishings It will pay prospective customers tl come this way, as we are quite sure w can please you in the goods and prices. Brass and Iron Beds, Hall Tab les. Steel Ranges and Stoves. shown by any one house south of the Ohio river. WE PAY THE -FRATE’* on bills amounting to $5 or over. Our goods are packed by men that KNOW HOW to do it right. We are agents for a number of cial exclusive lines. We Pay the Frate Ii you can t come to Rome, drop us line and we will send a salesman to s you with photographs, etc. McDONALD'BROWN FURNITURE COMPANY ROME, CA.
