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About The Adel news. (Adel, Ga.) 1886-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1900)
i ■jr. ud entered nt u1«k» i* OF Alin. Chit? Tv'iir ...*«***. M ........ fl -f SI ffllt Moiiilw.,**,,,, •••«•#«•« ...DO ■as**—- OBBOCRATIC TICKKT. For President, WILLIAM J, BRYAN, of Nebraska. '(fel,AI For Vice-President, K. CTKVENSON, of Illinois. For Congress, JaMEH M. GRIGGS, of Terrell. Judge Griggs Speke Tuesday. lion. James M Griggs, our present congressman and demo¬ cratic nominee to succeed him— •elf, addressed Hie voters of the county at Nashville Tuesday during the noon recess of court. It was announced that he was to speak Monday but circum¬ stances at Washington delayed him until Tuesday. Judge Griggs wps in fine trim and after a short introduction by Hon. H. B. Peeples, he opened his speech in a happy manner that caught the crowd at once. He t hanked the people of Ber¬ rien fot their continued support ntld touched upon the imyort anee of turning out and polling a good vote on election day. He Said that he had seen good dem¬ ocrats turned out of Congress and republicans Boated Just sim¬ ply because the democratic ma¬ jorities were rather small. He further stated no democrat’s seat In Congress was safe with a Small majority or oven a light Vote without opporition. He than took the position that ^rnperialism whs the issue in this campaign and that republicans favored, while democrats oppos¬ ed the issue. He asserted that inhahitanfi! of any teirltory that We might aoquiru would be eith¬ er subjects or oitizeus | that wo conbl not continue as a republic mid fcKeruise authcrity over sub¬ ject?, that form of government belonging to kingdoms and em¬ pires*, that we did not want, to admit Filipinos as full fledged citizens because to take them as a peoplejgenerully they were not In condition to nniko good and desirable dtissns. He also slat¬ ed and affirmed that the inhab¬ itants of tho island of boson, in tho l’bilipinu group, wore ns highly civilised and and enlight¬ ened a, the people of Georgia and were fully as capable of governing themselves. By this time tho Judge had fully warmed up to his subject and assailed the republican pur- ty in no uncertain terms. He said they were under the domi¬ nation of the trusts and that the pressure of Hanna and McKin¬ ley from the White House was brought to bear on republican members of the house who might have convictions differing from the obnoxious leaders of their party, compelling them to Vote for measures that wer« stenches in the nostrils of any liberty loving people or country. These White House echoes were denounced in the niu«t scathing term*. In the course of his remarks he Illustrated his points with several humorous anecdotes, and in passing, ha paid William J liryan a glowing tribute uud closed with a most eloquent per¬ oration in support of the prin¬ ciples of the party of Jefferson, th* greatest statesman our coun¬ try ha# ever produced. »*^TIie court house was crowded to full pSTjity and the speaker v'3 terally applauded and hearty _iratuluted.on hi# fine effort HBVev*r, his spMcii 1»a» not entirely free from cr.tD cistn, the public not being ----1 to accept hi# stetomeut mihiu ...... the - inhabitants of the is- •f Lu*on were tho equals WeofXirl is *u and - 1 ® ’ uHinitg SH^htgs guud snd Chamber' litiiifBc** wi a* «. Try it. For ml* bv ' Tk* State omi I) *fe over, White supretBscv (n the South demands democratic victory. The State Fair at Valdosta as- mitnes greater proportion every week. Bryan is netting Roosevelt a lively pace in speech making. Kghteen was his record for out* day Inst week. Go to the polls Wednesday and cast your ballot for the citizens’ ticket which was nominated last Friday night. Hanna’s har’l Is not. creating the old time enthusiasm In the republican ranks. He has act ualiy resorted to his voice. We Were uiiablu to get com¬ plete returns of the state elec¬ tion lost week. On another page is given the general state re¬ sults. The national spell hinders are almut ready to enter the heme stretch. It looks like the demo¬ cratic pace makers are a few lengths ahead. Com mu ii /co tlono. Fkom Spakks. Mr. W. B. Meltory made n business trip to Macon Monday. Mr. W. J. Rogers is in Savan¬ nah this week ofl business. Mr. Martin Whitehust of Iiiv- er Bend brought some very tim¬ pano to town this morning. A number of our citizens are attending court at Nashville this week. The Goodman & Ray brick store* Will soon ho completed. Mr. J. 11. McCranie will move his drug store into one of them. Messrs. Joiner & Gray have a fine lot of buggies and harness In thw Whitehurst brick store, which they are selling at mod¬ erate low prices. They have al¬ so put in a st' ek of fancy gro caries. Mr, Harry Barnes has sold his place lit River Bend and has gone in business with Mr. M. L. Parrish. Mr. N. J. Parrish, who kits been living here for sometime will move to Mllltowu this Week. We regret in sec he and Ids fam¬ ily have. Miss Pearl Rogers and her brother Willis, came down from Arabi Friday night and spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents. Mr. Johh Jonel happened to a serious accident near here last Friday. While leading a horse his hand became entangled in the bridle and the horse jerking back pulled his thumb otT. He is doing very well at the present writing. A. Fttmt Hahiha. A gas lump was overturned in the store of Messrs. Martin & Parrish last Saturday night and but for the prompt action of many citizens a disastrous tiro would have occurred. Mr. Mar¬ tin’s hand was burned right badly, but littla other damage being done. I our correspondent, with inn- ny others, attended the regular preaching selvices at Shiloh Sunday where a large and at¬ tentive congregation listened to a very impressive sermon deliv¬ ered by Rev. IV. W. Webb. Quite a number of the boys from llahira went to Valdosta to hear Bam June’s lecture Wednesday and were much dis¬ appointed because Mr. Jones was not able to fill his appoint- incut. There is a great deal of sick- * ! d around llalura, both oi , our physicians being kept bu8 f‘ Mr. J. W. , Taylor, accompa- d ’ ed br. J. 1*. Gwens, left Thursday morning for Atlanta wh « r « Mr. lajlo, is to have a ver ' dillicult sufgical operation I wrt ' orra * d N. ‘ ------ WU«a jro* wuuol Meep , for vooghiug ___ , . ** Wny that any oue <hwi» shGdiljeuro« <vf LiutmlH'rlf»ni thatyon m C-^rngh IH^UHI Renuniy « few tosllny thsimiatiun ct the throat, and nmhe sleep possible. It i* goon. Try Fur mleay J. K, P,v(4. *, Pain*l*CUre cures any pain |j (! J,|iMi' CblUnl Hi} V«iiU. The Stfa Island Cotton Grow* er« protective Association held meeting at the court house Saturday morning for ilia pur- P'WHi 0 f discussing the cotton nit- nation, and for hearing reports an to tin: condition of the crop in the sea island belt# Mr. U. I’- Jones, the ehnir- man of the advisory board, was hand and made a speech in which lit* stated that he had re¬ ceived reports from every sec- tion of the cotton the crop was very much shorter than former reports indicated. H« spoke at length on the situa¬ tion and Stated that lie believed the staple would go to 28 c;nts < pound within ten days. He advised that the price he fixed at 5KS cents and he urged the farmers to hold it out of the market until that price should be offered for it. When put to a vote, those present pledged themselves unanimously to hold their cotton back as had been suggested by the chairman of the advisory board. The action of the board evi¬ dently had immediate effect, as tne staple popped Up to twenty- two cents in a few minutes and went to tweuty-tWO mid one- eigth yesterday. It is said that Valdosta is paying more for cot¬ ton than the ports are, but there is a general belief that the price at the ports will respond to the reports of a crop shortage from every part of'the sea island belt. —Valdosta Times. Adel buyers are paying 2*1 to 28) to-day (Friday). When Wc Pay War Taxes. Secretary Gage says the war f ixes are piling up surplus that will reach $70,000,000 at tie close of the present fiscal year, and in nil probability . will he greatly in excess of that a mount. And still the government, fines the citizen— When ho sends a telegram. When he draws a check. When he becomes a member of a corporation. When he transfers his stock. When he insures his life or liia house. When lie assigns his iitsuranc.*. When he makes a note to raise money for tho payment of his other taxes. When he buys a money order. When he executes a lease. When he sends a paid tele- phono message. bond When ail Indemnity is given. When a bill of exchange is drawn. When the citizen executes an instrument necessary in the sale of merchandise on ’change. When lie ships goods by freight of express. vessel When he clears a and files a manifest. When lie buys a ticket to go abroad. When he executes a ptnvcr of attorney, When lie buys proprietary medicine. When lie chews gum. When houses any perfumes or his wife indulges in cosmetics. When a note is protested. When a warehouse bill is an* tore at a custom house. When—will it be ended?—Ex. Does •*. .t Pay to buy hiiw A . cheap . rtnieoy fot c „ * and colds is all right, bin you wnnt something that wilj releive 1 and cure tin# more «v»r* am dangerous results of all thfoa and lung troubles, wjjat should you do? Go to a warmer and more regular climate? Yes if possible t if not possible for you then in cither case take the on¬ ly remedy all that has been countries ducod in civilized with success in severe ?" d Iun * trou !; ,e8 * T f helps and stimulates the to destroy the germ of disease nLjnTrest and cures the patient Sold by all druggists in the world. Sample bottles at Peeples Bros. NOTICE. NiStce 1# harete gjvea that at the nest wa*ioi» of Iho Oeuen-l AwmUt c t Geo#^ a bin will be iutn,«Kie<l to ttmoud oJiartw oi the town of Arti*r * to provide for the hiving oi or vH'c'HixitlnU tnx, to j>i*o^*ido for n specific manner ,>f selling prop- efty ftg unpaid taxes, to change iH.* T.XS32Z : FROFtStlGSAi CAROS, ymcgrnmmrnmieasmtmmm^ Or. E. F. Bourquin, Chronic Diseases A Specialty. Office Hour*: 10ft. m. to 3 p. fit, Adel, Go, L E. Lasttnger, Attonicr-«t"f<tw, OotSMttiKjiAi, House. Adg , Da. 0. P. GOODMAN, DENTIST. Sparks, Georgia. Adel House. J. A. J. Parrish, Proprietor. Aatati |i ,00 per (lay. First Class. Adel, Go, Shaw & Clements, I.tVKHY BTAHOKS, Nice Turnouts, Polite Drivers. Adel, So. R. C. Woodard, M. D. Office: Up Stairs, Front Room, .Julian Building, Kemdf.n<'E: Malliu Jones House, Sooth EimI of Town. AI,I, 0AM,« PHOMPTt.Y ANSWKKKII. Adel, So. Chas. A. DeVane, ATTOK.NRY ANT OOttRSBIAIR AT I.AW. Will practice in all the courts, State and Federal. OFFICE in Julian Building. Adel, So. James M. Sutton, Notary Fubmc, Will he found uf post office where he w ill furnish all kind of i,«gul Blanks on short no¬ tice. Deeds, Bonds, Etc,, Signed officially. Adel, Co. BARBER SHOP I lwvo a nicely furnished BARBER SHOP Up Stairs, Julian Building. SHARP TOOLS, PROMPT SERVICE WORK SOLICITED. A. */. .JOHNSON, IVY’S Cut Prices. Best patent $4.60Per barrel. Canned goods at lowest mark¬ et prices. .Sugar as cheap as dirt, We also have a talking ma¬ chine and Soda fount. Wo carry a eonipl**te lineof Jew- dry which we are selling at cost, all warranted. We handle produce in abun¬ dance. Wo have the best green coffee cheaper than you can buy it any where else. We handle fresh butter from fallahassn creamery which we keep on ice at all times. stock of We also have a large five gallon oil cans for the farm¬ er, price 06 cents. apples We have a lot of fine and a crate of Florida oranges. We will sell you kerosene for 20 cents per gallon. celebrated Gold We handle the Brand ham, which is the finest on the nnu Ret, We have a large stock of tin* ware which we arc arc selling out Rt Cost . We have the best cream cheese on the market and excel- Jen , frftckor9 to go wit |, them. We have a Complete line of 1 . ai , lie<1 " 0llS( aiul as too „ r can- d t|ll , ublic kn0WB we | mn dle , t d xt 1 OUl S . U , Ul\ j ^ YA TA tTf\f i \ I 1 « i>, « All ailvortising amt subscription ac- count* up to aiul Including the i**tir uth, of The Awn News, ,ino * ,ul D» l >*nblo to Miss Maggie Ten- m, “ t ‘ A. A. Wehb . wUl ont stt advw- canry The Nfewsami will oouimtu-tho poper to aU who hove been receiving it ua- ion notified to the Coutrary. Maggie Twiwuit, Ph «) ■ Pnb. New, A. A. Webb Present ' ^1^^*0,1900. X]l ( . „ ^ lflnA MONEY tO LEND Farmers can borrow money *’ B " ,,k " f AJ ‘'‘ •■->» proved paper, J. E. PEEPLES, The U p~T0~Date Drxmgiétfi Add, ~ - ~ ~ - Georgia. HOUSES, HORSES t BIG HORSES, LITTLE HORSES. 1 have just returned from the market with n OAR IOaD of the finest horses that has ««* i »™ *» eion rien omul county, v Come came unit ana sop see for •' vnursplf * I ,„ill soil ‘ .smnrl.ti, P *' J. T. POPE, ADEL, GA. Shse Shep. All kinds of Harness Shoe Making and Repair Work Neatly and I’romptly done at my shop. Prices Reasonable AND Satisfaction Guarantees. Lewis Meyer. jpr*NKAR PORE’S STABLES FIRE INSURANCE. SAFE, PROMIT, and RKUABLH, NONE BUT THE BEST Companies Represented. Don’t Buy Insurauce Before Seeing Us. PEEPLES DeYANE}, Agents. Mffc/, Ga, Chruch Directory* ‘ METHODIST—4th Sunday 11 u,a,ld . _ 7 • 1’* ,u * * nd , w ^urday . 11 a. m, Sunday School 8 K , v ’ 8 s ' Kt , nll> l’ us,or i Primitive—Sod Sunday, and ^ 'atnrday before , at 10 . a, ni, Kl- ... der Stalling*, Pn,tor URKSBYTKRIAN— 2nd Sttn- IT a, m. and 7 p. m. Rev Griswold pastor. MISSIONARY—1st and 8rd Bun days 11 a. m. and 7 pm Sunday 10 a- m. w. M* A. on Tuesday after 1st Sunday Rev, Culpepper, pastor,I fjjf v HlltCltujr, Tlimptm* U Mnvor—J ‘ H ‘ Kennon Aldermen—A. D. Wiseman, W B. D 8haw, R, A. Knight, B M$ ^ Cltlk—C. E. webb, Marshal—Mark Shaw Omm-ll 1.1 .«!. uesday. Groceries. Important! To Horae Owners and StoekDealers If run own moles or horses jtm shook! by aU means krep at isaUy command ^alker’s Dead Shot Colic Cure for Mules and Horses It In narauteed to relieve »ny cam of Coco in mules or horse* in ten minnte,. it is the WORLD'S GREAT SPECIFIC for COLIC. It can he as— of herb,, and i, therfore HARMLESS. It i«ak»> a valuable LINIMENT, UfaMld Bpon oor tBoN C LAt) GUARANTEE to CURE COLIC QUICKER THAN ANT KNOWN REMEDY, or tbs one from whom you bought medicine it i« authorised by tie him to order refund it for yoUr money. If your deater doe, not keep It, ask to yon; or upon re* oeipt of |irtun #1,00 per bottle, We will w*ttd it to yon by eajires*, prepaid lo y.rUr Mjrmm office. -—MASiUFACTuaeu by ..... The Go*, Sacanah Ga Tot mile by R. P. William* oo r> • c • • HIM “SMB A wonderful hoi schohl medicine Cure* Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Nciyou, or Spasmodic Pain*, Toothache Headache, Bachache. Bruiae*. Sprain*, Lamenew, Ora Ml) Colic, Diarrheort Dywnlery, 8tiu,f* Sick of Inacct*, Swelling* and alt Kind,, Stiff Neck, Soreue** Sort Throat, Stomach or Sea-Sicknea* la cam of Bail Congli*. Cold* or Pnetunonla, It afford. QUICK RELIEF! NO CURE NO PAY. Man of act Bits) by TNE WALKER CO., Savankah, Ga. For mI« hr S. P. WiHiam*. Adel, da. A GREAT SENSATION Is Being Created 1 fi Adel h’i S.J. Webb’s GENERAL MERCHANDISE OPENING I. Our :>tock is fast arriving and every article that we have in stock is a Ba\RGAIN and was Bought to Sell. OUR store and stuck is not yet complete but you are most cordi¬ ally invited to call and obtain prices on what we have. MR. G. K. JOHNSON Will oe in charge of the #tore and Mrs. Johnson, nee Mbs Valeta M’ebb, will be there much of the time and would be glad for her former friend, and customers to call and see her. MR. OH NSON is an expert Jeweler and will promptly repair your watchs# and clocks, We also have two large stores in Ila)* Teeming with the Greatest Bargains Ever Offered In That Section Don’t forget that we are the People and MILEY’S NEW BUIL1 NG ADEL. GEORGIA, The riace. Yours truly* s. J. WEBB, Groceries. W<itch this space each week and see me before ■ buying your Groceries. 1 can save you mon- cy. C. E. WEBB, Adel, Ga. All Goods Delivered Free in Any Part of Town. Groceries. Groceries.
