About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1907)
For that Dandruff ■ : cu.c it —Ayer's Hji-‘ Vi- r. It i> a rcfjnlsr s Ip-mcdlcine. !t quickly d«.sti< > :h<_- j-rrr.s which c?u!e this disease. The unhealthy becomes healthy. The djnl.ruff disap pears, had to disappear. A healthy scalp means a great deal to you—healthy hair, no dan- druIf, no pimples, no eruptions. Till. bMt kind ot n tMliBMUl - *‘Bold for over tuty jrsmr*.** THE CEDARTOWN STANDARD *U(0> axn cut. . . _ r Tie Senate codaUltttet tetff »n- Puliliahod e»ery Thursday in the Y«»r jnounced Monday, and In .he Hot- OPKICIAL ORGAN OF CKDARTOWN AND POLK COUNTY. A jiji. g -p«r»n. y SacscptaajLi. ment of committee assignments Sen ators Bacon and Clay fared as well jAny Senators on the Democratic : side- | Senator Bacon takes .he chairman-! ship ot the committee of engrossed ■ hills. The other commit.e»s of which j he is a mealier are foreign relations, ! jadiciary, rail roads, niles. and Indian depredations. Senator Clay succeeds to the chair- : manship of the select committee on j woman soffrjse, formerly held byj Senator Bacon. Senator Clay’s other J committees are appropriations, post-! offices and postrosds. manufactures,J .public buildings and gronnds, coast ’UTIO>AL DEMOCRATIC COST*\. |defenses, coast And insular surrey .and j TlJIX. i university of the l'ailed States. ,T. be Held 1. Hester .« J.ly j*J®* f Sen "°; oa P** postofftee and P°*t toads commit- Sniered in :h<* Portoffica Ondar town aa second-. l&a> mail matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. On#* Tear $1.00 Six -Months 50 TUrwe Month* 'Advertising rates will be furnished on ai>p!lcat ion THUESDAT. DECEMBER 19, 1907 ijers Fre*Urnl Kooctelt Reiterate*. Declination. tee is especially gratifying to the poo-j pie of Georgia. He has been of great j PKTWUL. Grow with a Growing Bank. We regard the steadily corn tnut d $roi*h of Mil* Uatituti'i as a reel*, to the ente**p»iae of our buainen ro-. . munity aa well as an evidence of the ! ” on Wm jM ' nln * B Great The nest President of the United s *rvt°® to the stale in this capacity ; Statee will be nominated at Denver. ln the Pasi and every* year adds to] | Col., on July 7th. 1SK1S. At least .that | bis usefulness, j is the place and date fixed by the com j tnittee for the next Democratic na- I tional convention. I The present indications are that ‘SOT (RU- buslness folicies and methods are held. Wo invite yc “WISE CXtSTROU fIFIXIOX.*’ The Georgia Federation of Labor ev-] identty believes that there are two receive the Demo- s) d«s xo Ut* railroad question and that ‘the working man ts getting hurt worse than the railroads by the recent j esteem In which our officers and otir 1 G° n ' m ’ 1 n f r. cratic nomination without much op- _ _ (Ugfce this : postt MOn. though there is always the bank the clearing houstffor jour fl- j Possibility, of course, that some strong at»U<orpora::.« Agitation —— * In i recent address to the public the Pedmuloa declares that while or- We want the small Sooth * ni “»» may loom up on the politic*! horizon. We believe the party would have made a stronger The wage earner ha*' need of I ‘ h °^. DS “ 11 h,d «>“« So"* *» • candidate four rears ago. and we thin | the time is past for this aection to ; take a back in national affairs. jU Mr. Bryan is again chosen as the; long. If your money will not be In ^ ^ l^cr. we sincereh hope the . ; . .. . , I South will be called upon to furnish nancial affairs, accounts of individual* &* well as the larger business of firms and corpor ations the bank as well as the business man. Open an account with even a small amount,par all your bills with checks, and see how much better you get a- ganited labor has been charged with being radical and the cause of mil lions of dollars being lost. It is poin- ; tod out that the rampant agitation a- j gains* railroads during the past few j ; years has been more unreasoning and aotc rjolent and has canned more FARMERS’ l MOX DISTRICT MEET- CHRISTMAS IS COMING! HOLIDAY GOODS are now on display at | store. What better present could you your father, mother or sister than a good of SELZ SHOES? Young men, buy your sweetheart a ring and she will never forget you. We some beautiful presents in Jewelry for young. Come and let’s have a good time Christmas,| By buying from “ HARRIS &, CO. You can save money enough to buy an extra presl for some little girl or boy that would make them hal DRY COODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, HATS, UNDERWEi ETC., at CUT PRICES for next 30 days. C. F. HARRIS & for »w time.raake » time deposit, ^ ^ i US and we will pay 4 per cent ‘ v j Democratic chances were greatly j brightened last wwt by Presided Bank of Cedartown. rrt,fr »tio« j* h;* dvena- kifsees to tBTVwtors and the people' of ISS. with ini crest - E. C. BENTON. Cdsliier. j at son to stand for re-electkvo to the efpa&ry than all the strikes which j Te he Held Here Jan. 9-10th Cedar- town Local Elect- Officers. We were misinformed last week as to the date for the District Meeting of the Farmers' Cnion. It will be held ay occur in the next, century 'That the thousands of railroad] eu.” says the address, "who hare lost their positions throughout the! third tom. Hi* acceptance of a re- I country during the past sis month* A E. YOUNG, Vice Pre«. ; nomination would hare made an wp-| have lost them largely because of the j ^ ^ ° ] bill fight for Democracy, a* he is 'hostile legislation enacted, and still I DO TOT WAJfT TO Bl'IU) OR BI T popular everywhere except in uif, thwaiTOei aga-nst the railroads, great financial centers, where Pirej undoubtedly true. t Alarm Foraker is being groomed for! “That many of the railroads have] !a «U>n wordF. w* ^ <w ?•»* vrar*. la parng rral *i ibe p*4 of ? rr»r* yo* wcoV* hm a targe ef rKW«v Ot* & hoapt If ». wt caa offer voa f<r ceart tiM merit? pnanoat a»d .atrrwrt mamtMij | the pl*c?”~as a corporation candidate, i been badly managed.espebrially because Governor Hughes, of New York, and | & the poor scbdeulea. lost freight and ) Secretary of the Treasury Oorteiyon i wrongful failure to pay for same; de- i tW haw CMIt fcovw paid »« ] are also showing strength as Repub- j ays in deliveries of freight caused J.mi^iluiTOi vrmett oo tot | Jic*a po«*ibiirti« The Frw.dex:: ivjby stspid bacRJut* or caUow.iBAif- *< *■' ■' ,a * -" j thtwin* kU ikDarace to Secmxiy j fsreuee, ud oOwr *hortt«tB:a(s too TafL numerous to mention, is too plain for With the Republican convection in I ^oocsKfu! contradiction. Chicago on June Ifth and the Dem-i "That the railroad* have, therefore, ocratic convention in Denver on Jnlyj largely brought tbemselrfs under the Tth. the great battle will soon be on ! displeasure of the public is likewise I in rcn>«<.. And Democracy's oMmacee ] andeniahly true.. But they should i ire brightening daily. j not be confiscated or destroyed be- * ^ * -ause of t:te:r derelictions ,-.f the! SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE. (past By order of Council a special eject ion is hereby called to be held Tues day, Dec. 3l*L to fill the vacancy in the office of Alderman from the 4th J. MALLORY HUM, Cednrtawn, U*. Do You Knjw Th*t VULCANITE ROOFING »»]. the most economical and durable HEADY ROOFING „„ the m»r L ^ ^ ^ ^ <Lt ]^ « w— ™y, sxJe f Re*! EvUtv. ket. Not affeclenl he the weather i Whrd caused by the death of Mr. A. • wlt ^ CNa: * P^^Dcal ax ’t-o j G^orgaai.- Polk County: R. OoOtRbUy. Thy Ust r««ix:r»;i,v=: “ bftr ‘“ ci ' ns ta * is * j Under and by virtue of a power of ■' In the interest of the laboring man I the F'ederation urge* that this hostile J j agitation against railroads should be j ‘ j greatly modified. It way*:—'* Already large attendance is ex pected, and Cedartown should wocom j the delegates with open-handed hospi tality. The following is the committee ap pointed by the County Union to ar range for the reception and entertain ment of these visitors:—Dr. Wm. Bradford, chairman; Dr. J. A Liddell. Messrs. F J. West, P. T. Colquitt and W. O ComeJius The Cedartown Local of the Farm ers* Cnion met Saturday and elected the following excellent corps of offi cers— PreJL—W. G. M. Simmons Vice Brest—S. L. Odom. Sec’y-Treas.—J. J. Simpson Lecturer—W. Q. Cornelius. Chaplain.—W. H. Henley. Conductor—T. P. Lyon. «. Doorkeepcr— D. T. Colquitt. aW is ws^cr, oil an-| send proof. Endorsed by Nalionat !>..xrd of I ;)1 “ Fire I'ndenrriter* «o,t S.>atb- ei.vftern T.iriiT Asxvixi.m. from the ttb Ward Till* Dec. R. LACY. Utter. ooktroJ. and not cronfixic® of rail-j^ .. 0 -.^ ia ^ iE , dN ^ to secure a debt executed by L H, Philpot to O. Willin^am. dated the €ih day of APT ALUTHUTIOX* J. H. DODDS, Agent, ^ with -RTOirkiS!- Rome” ; -Rome Hcrstd OEDARTO* N. GA Money to Loaa on Lands T%* Gmrfia Lottsi ttm^ Tru*t Ck. trill ae/stufe /*oajs4» well ne- by improTe-d roal six peh cEjrr ixteresj 0* n«fimlf| oomtmisbU+m mi ffSO or more. Good mx>Tdlo7*io9i4 wanted tt c trxx. Ofirrejtr^demt f*r Dfdk CV will govern in ^^*a***m« * -.^.v -$*•,- ahould be the watchword, and. * j to deplore, esperially here in the 1 ■ South, that railroad building and j necessary imyrovemmts and exten- ] sions have been probably set bark for epeaking of alliteration, what is j tec years to otyxor. " The laboring r an is one of the rst to feel the d r? e-Tects of a perio b* 1 1 of financial de, ressior. The farmer may be able to bold his cot ton for a ] more satisfactory price. Vat eompar- Cedanown^ and advely few wage-earmrs are prepared j to withhold thedt labor from the ts*t- k«_ Hence the address of the Fed eration ot Labor counseling moder- eration in the handling of the rail road ■ i No. Nothing. And the® again, about IVlighiial Dalton?—North Geor 1 gia Oitiaen. Add '"Celebrated j all will be well. Ool. H. W. J. Ham. one of Geor- j gia s best knew® crdxena. died Tues- ; day at his home in Gainesville. fbe Uiiursi Offers tastrartia* is WRSJTSV Jail MMW.W* iBStMd ,vf nm t.vr! C0TWM * Btfc iE ^ ;n,wvst M lllwr Uw-iu^akta* fixajuaa] masaasts 18 *® ** reoKl ''" 1 ■“* Ult<-rBst work a craa; PefarnatJae ip the l a. ' * 7*°^ of.Oectrgta. t ed State* of America. .And the sen tences ought ta be at least as long as a poor nuwsiMgd for siaaling a chickrtv. April, 196a, and recorded in the office ctf the Clerk of the Superior Court of PoLk Co., in Book Z. 961, the undersigned will sell a: public out cry, at the Court House door in said county, during the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, on the firs: Tuesday i® January. the fol lowing property, to-wit: City lots Nbs. S and i in Block C of the Jane* tract, surveyed and planed ty S. S. Evans, each lot fronting east on Broad street 60 feet , . , and running back west of uniform No * er* by the national and stair A ... . . . , ., ^ . [width i.»(' fec-t. A|so one-half inter est in «ty lots Nos. t. 2 and 4. Block C, of Janes tract. Also, an undivided one-haJf .curest in 2S acres j erf land Ijtng just north of the right j away of the A ABA. L. Railway j CITY COURT CALENDAR. Casxs Set fjr Trial at the January Term 190s, o(| City Court ol Polk County. FIRST WEES. Monday, January 13th. ISKtS. No. 25, July Term, 1905, page 48— A. 0. H. Davis tb. R. F. Harris. No. 3, Oct. Term, 1905, page 56—Albert Strickland vb. T. T Balls No. 11, Jan. Term, 1906, page 60—Mrs. Fannie M. Helms vs. Soi States Portland Ceabent Compij •No. 7, April Term, 1906, page 64—London Guarantee & Accident! LCd, vs. Southern States Cement Company. No. 11, July Term, 1906, page 69-J. B. Morgan va. Southern States | land Cement Company. No. 5, Oct. Term, 1905, page 56-W. L. Miles r*. Cedartown CotbJ — Export Co. No. 3. July Term, 1906, page 67-Julia Ann Owen, vs. Central Railway Co. No. 4, July Term, 1906, page 67—Barber A* Knighton vs. W. 0, EaJ No. 9, Jan. Term, 1907, page 23—W. F. Allen vs. Pierce Carlton. Tuesday, January 14th, 15>0S. 4—Simpson Grocery Co. vs. G. deft., and W. H. Trawick. garni 1907. page 79—The PeUljohn Company McMullen. page 80—Otis C. Anderson vs. City of ! mart- page 82—Mrs. Rowena E. Hill Birmingham Air Line Railway| page 82—The Cable Company vs. era. page 82—John Terhuce. Jr., va. E Boyd. | I'age 82—J. L. Roach rs. Seaboard Air 1 Ra.lway. Wednesday January l^tk. Oot. Term, 1907, page 83—\V. D. Bridges rs. Central of Ga 1 way Co. Oct. Tirm, 1907, page 83—J. c. Knight, Jr. rs. Central- Railway Co HL. page 83—Johnson County Savings Bank Aragon Mills. 190., page S3—John M. Green vs. J. H. West and| A. C*mp. 190.. page 84—T. J. Griffin rs. Mrs lAaxie Paul. L'07, page 84- Llrxie Williams vs. Atlanta & Ingham Air Line Railwxv Thursday, January 16th, 19<t>. No. 12. Jan. Term, 1907, No. 3, July Term. 1907, •No. 6. July Term, 1907, No. 2. Oct. Term, 1907, No. 3 Oct. Term, 1907 No. 4. Oct. Term, 1907. •Vo. 5 - Oct. Term. 1907, page I90>. 8, Oct. Term, 9. Oct. Term. 12. Oct. Term, IVnn, lc, Oct. Term. 1907, page $4- POR ALDERMAN. I aan a candidate for AlaenusL® fraon 22. Oct. Term. 1907, 6«$t the Fourth Ward to fill the unexpirefi | V ^ r ‘ a ^.° 2 J* 8 «*F | term, wl A. R Goli|Ai>7. deceased. ! railroad and bounded on the east by i ' vo - Oct, Fanners should W- it* fhat|-® * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ I > by conferring w-ith Mr W. a Corne- P»«o pai;o it wiD be possible for them eftv J lance if etooteJL 1 wffl thank . *T Property at Mrs Bradford, j ^ S«. OcL Term -he voters of the ware for Mr sup- | “ a Purchased tan C. W Smith, All I Fa* inform*-..,on *;«tr to Ptsvf Atfr.d : hate « tram of their lands set asdf i 1 ®*" Akvannin, Athtmi, Ga Mm Minted T <* »»* *«-« •*** f«F» : Aa epport-uiiity te aee the ^ wW. Soviet afloat, ashore. iai in cur ifdaad yawartoK. Age l# t* Si yrara •IN»U c a MsjiTvr exan aacairrwwc tvn.x Narhtnw ata A uhatt Aw*. » rtwrn. . — Jw .vj. W«u>«Uitfc Knitac Gh v janM* 4.'* F- rsElWEVCOitl *-" ' ' ^ - '^‘jw *w4 Siadd^r R-^fet FCmsHONIT-vTAR slot’s th« ceogh crvd heals lua*i riLEYSBflWET “TAR be- max m»«fM J JlESNKWEr-wTAR - 6HHMnh*ttea purpavse* by the Caiu4 Stax** Agricultural depart ment. The advantage* of proper cul- | u ration and carefnTy Miectod r»eM ran thu* be shown in a thoroughly i practical manner. Ejection Dec. Slat. J E. HOrSEAL of the city iots being sftu&ied and k>- i Dot. Term, caked in the City of Ceiarrowu. l\»ik ronnt? Georgia. All of said prop-! No 1*. Oct. Term, erry to be ecOd .for the purpose of j pay ;ag ihe balance on a promissory ; Jf.rd, far tht pui-peee of raising money j ao:e described in said deed, total a- • s ‘° I 5 '- Tbe member* of Antioch church wil give a box supper Monday night.Dac. The announcement of Mt. Houseal a* a candidate for Alderman P»i speech I from the 4-th Ward to f*il the unex- r«rod term of the ia:e Mr. A. R | Ge'• ghxly appears in this issue. Mr. : -ai i* cm? of act mo3i prom*n- <f-m v ' progressive craaesis. and hi* forn. - »xj»erience in this capacity «iii K — Tnrh vaiue in event of his eieodam. ^ for church expenses. Let everybody anend and have a good time.. Dr D. M. RnsseL will be on hand with a mount doe on said note being prin cipal one hundred and sirty-five<$iw?4 j dollars, and interest to date of sale, sixty-sx, dollar* and seven cents ;,$66 - D. L MARET Chir. PT < U^rether with the cost of this pro- • needing a* jirouded in said deed A Hall find* on invest*- oeed to the purchaser will be made ■ by the undersigned. This the Jtrd day Q WILLINGHAM. ! Gder »ei oi • r&xne hand bag* and |i—Wy. any oi of Admin *ng Bob' Evan* the great sixteen hattieshiji* set sai: from Nor- '■ sst, fo2k Va„ for a cruise to the Pacific | roast If the propkxss of war be- i twee* T nr4e Sxn. and J apan shouid be , Oapu W gallon that hi* residence in the 4th Ward wiU not have been iong enough of r*ec.. at the time erf the ejection to EH the jfMoD Lmltaaaon* a* to a candidacy a* CVouncEmar.. and he accordingly with- ! draw? hi* announ rrment He would *ghi- : make an eroe®em man for the place.. hi* man? friend* regret the neces- cS hi* Wkthdrawa] freon the race- Ell* Lampion vs. The Cedartown C pany. 86—Mrs. Dora Wright vs. Southern 1 way Company. >0 t\ P. Wright vs. Southern Company.’ 1901. W— G. F. West rs. S4>uthern Railway C pany. 190.. 6.» Joe LaxnptoR vs. The Cedartown ( 1'any. un. 190,, pAgo 85- Will Ross vs. Thomas Bridges Friday, January 17th. 190S. lorm, 1907. page.$5 Mrs, pearl 2. Colbert vs. Severe! Camp of Woodmen of the World- f page S' J, O. Kennedy vs. Ema Ste-:1 6: Company. SKt OM) WEEK. beginning Monday, Janunn 20th. i9i\<, ciumiXAL nrsiXKss. All ease* in which new trials nup he N\v 19. Oct 1'orm, 1907 Calendar. Libel far Divorce. Georgia, Poilk County; Katie HiS vs. John HiR. Petition for Divorce, August '9i“ rrf Polk Superior Court To John Hill, defendant in the ab ove stated rase —You are hereby re- be and appear at the next term. Mr J. A. Rarrex: i* uh farruf-r* who ha* made — —" term o Polk *** - swer the IVtft: XdmtnlstraiorN s«ir. Georgia, l\Mk iVunty: By virtue of an order of the court >'t Ordinary of solt , s: l'liWic ontory, on ilio fn-at Tunadnx in January, 1SWS, ai th„ „ ol , w .'-.-'an to aa- daw in said count s ss 'za correct, there may be I’lismes* for ! profitable. granted will go to the heel of ® LiWl Nr Dixorce I Georgia. Polk County: j \ era Mc.Dow irs. Jim McDow, i hoi for Divorce.. August Term, i?fC, of Polk ertor Court: To Jim McDow, defendant in frrigbx RICHMOND <hi* fleet before Jr sail* bank around has killed ILctimMC ▼ a From one within the i the Horu. it x* to be hoped, however. char L-i jc:'; aJvay's safe t -u: ness ^y ta*. acriMt* months 2.15fi pound* of park, ha* sold ha* nine :ha: staiscmftu .nstead of Jiugoes wxhJ g££ worth erf pigs, and st ^uAge a K»a* * the management of affairs ix; af her rugs worth $?. whe« tovfe Itnda. and tha: such a caixs-lof ghtt.BP, Tim ] trat h. < iM be averted. ] "iixieraLp sensei. J the above stat ed rase WiraeB* the Hon. Price Edwards. Judge of said Court, this the 12th da> 1 of November. 1907. D. L. ROBERTS. Clerk. lot (he In the 1stU j pai^—a t oxa, profitable in a ! i'aesna? 'TJarknx I E. uroggin* and family left or thetr future home at Ttx, sitnattM in Polk count cl land. No re: and No south half ot No.-SHV ,11 dtsirici and 3d s,vtio» of lhdv ooiini',, oa. Knonn as iho \>ro|>crt\ „f j \ Thompson The io-o|„wiv ,vmaln- ^dl avT « '"'^inan'and ** « dowry of M,y; \ v - craft. Tcnns of sale oash " A 1X1UTKR. \d. You art Waifcn- , tvwinrai to he and appear at the ^ ! rnary Terr,-.. 1W. ot Folk Supd ih'nri to anssrer the petition tha atvow stated case.. 'V Hu css the Hen Price H-"' Jndsa of said CVvarL this tlie day ,-f Nowr.'.Nr. 19,17 D.L. ROBERT? c Clerk
