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THE ADEL NEWS
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ADEL NEWS PUB. CO.,
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W. T. SHYfLE. EDITOR.
OFFICIAL QRSAN CITY OFADEL.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
tOHE YEAR... ................. ...... SI.00.
.$IX MONTHS.. ............ ............ 50c
STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE.
ADEL. BA.. AUG. 5th., '904.
Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, wife of
General Miles, died huddenly at
West Point, N. Y .. Monday. Shy
j^^^uiactive leader in Washing-
Jrhe white v boy who shot and
{killed a defenseless woman in
VTh» ma# county is as guilty as the
; Statesboro negroes, if at all, and
ought to sutler just us much.
Berrien county will have two
i weeks of court this fall. It will
, convene on the 8rd Monday in
; September. Elsewhere we pub¬
lish th» jury list. It is a strong
body of nften.
It is said that the towm» on the
Georgia St»*ehe.» road contribute
more liberal tv to the Orphans
Home at lfc*c*ti than any
part of Hve state. And there are
no worthier institutions in the
state than tlu-se homes of the dif-
T&retikdcnomi nations.
The Legiglatwe di*l right in
voting to increase the appropria¬
tion to the school fund.
state of Georgia cannot do
pinch for its schools. Illiteracy
j3 too common. There ought
to be a white child in Georgia
school age who cannot read and
write.
There is n curious old platform
on Piccadilly in London
was put there to relieve
in the old dsy« when they
wont to carry heavy burdens
their shoulders. They could
then^fcfrhis litm^^^ patfonn and so get
a ror some reason
the old platform is always kept
in repair.
Such horrible tragedies as the
one enacted near Statesboro a
few days ago call for swift trials
and punislwnent. The people of
that section deserve great credit
for their conservative action in
not lynching the prisoners. We
hear of the dark deeds of the
heathen, but there are no blacker
. primes committed anywhere than
, right here in Georgia. If there
any mode of punishment that
, v will tend to suppress crime, we
an* in favor of it—-if it be to burn
vtbe perpetrators.
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- In his address of welcome at
. fite picnic -Saturday Mr. A. H.
»5ha.w said he had lived in this
section about all ofy'his life and
that the project for a big crop
was better i li-no he had ever seen.
]le also sa; hat ho thought the
people otjght to havp a big bar-
* becue gtyd invite their frieuds
from''every section, as a matter
„i>C thanksgiving tor the prosper¬
ous condition of cur people. Mr.
G., K. Hutchinson says be has
made thirty-eight crops on bis
farm and that his present one is
fuc best. We sometimes appre-
eiate our homo too little. South
GvnFgia is the best part of the
Was Hit With Spike.
While returning home on one
of the excursion trains on Thurs- \
dav night of lust week a citizen
of near Adel, it is reported, was
hit on thy Imad by a railroad
spike or other iron instrument
, by villain at . Ashburn, . ,, who .
some
smashed a window inhis murder-
OUS assault.
The name of the injured mar.
could not be learned but the rail¬
road authorities here verify the
report.
Elder Hall’s Appointments.
Elder John Hali moderator of
the Primitive Baptist Pulaski
Association will preach at Salem
church at 7:30 p. m. on Friday
night before the second Sunday
in August, Saturday and Sun¬
day following at Liberty church,
it Ining the annual meeting at
that church. All are invited to
attend.
For Woman’s Murder.
Thomasville, Ga., August 1.—
Thu commitment trial of Morgan
Tindall, Arch Tindall and Mat-
tliev." Thompson 1 was Inld here,
lasting all day . ,
twenty. ine three
voting men were charged with
the assassination of Mrs. L. It.
Snipes, who was shot, while in
hod, through a window at Moiga,
in this comity one week ago.
The character of the crime
aroused unusual interest, and the
court house was crowded. Cir-
cumstantial evidence of the
strongest kind connected Arch
Tindall, who is the youngest of
the trio, with the crime, anil lie
was held for the superior court.
The other two were acquitted.
No Truth in the Story.
Valdosta, Ga., August 1.-There
is no truth in the story started at
Mill town a few days ago regard-
ing the alleged confession of a
convict confined at the Gress
camps there, in which it was sai l
he acknowledged ® the murder of
Connie J. Moore. 1 he Consti- _ ,.
tution correspondent had a tele-
phone message from Mill town
this afternoon characterizing the
report as utterly untrue. The
story of the alleged confession is
supposed . to , . have .
grown in some
manner out of the fact that the
ex-detective, MehalTey, who
siiit to the Milltown cmiips from
Atlanta^ a f.F) was working w«h J »
ex-auartl from Fars.i, where the
young man, Moore, disappeared,
and was very intimate with him.
Ex-Governor Piitison Dead.
Philadelphia, Aug. 1.—Robert
F. Pattison who was twice Dem-
ocratic ocratic governor governor of of Pennsylvania i enusyivama
died early today at his
c-ited ttdlh a weakness of the
heart, was the cause of the death.
He was 51 years old.
Mr. Pattison was a candidate
for governor of the Democratic
ticket against Governor Penny-
packer in 1902 and has not been a
well man since the , laborious ,
cam-
P ai R „ ia that r r, w he,, his tour
of seven weeks covered uearlv
every county in the state.
For Rent.
Oue _ half mile west of Adel, 25 acres
of open laud in tine state of cultivation.
Large fire and comfortable 7 room house
5 house places, two wells of water, one in
and well bricked in. Gardens,
stalls, mbs, cow shelters and all
plete. Sugar mill and kettle under a
large open shelter. Also one tenant
house and ten acres of new land. For
further particulars address,
"W. K. Roberts, Adel, Ga
Adel lodge No. 310 F.&AM
m i ‘ & Mee day nights ts 1st and in third each Thnrs- month
r f \ s. A. p. A. wiiiaims, WEBD, w. 14. )
m peo-
THE JURY LIST.
'Srf l^rr^SoJJrSr
Oort, OKAK0 JCkY.
R D Swindle, J L Jny Jr., J Marccs
Shaw, W t Horgrett. W M Windfall,
P D Phillips, I W Bowen, 9 G Slock, P
Robinson, G W Griner, J 13 Kal}, S
A Julian. Isaac Bunkhnlrer,-Brigg9 Car-
son j w Coppage, H C Baker, \V B
Wilkes LS Sheppard, P Whitehurst, JamesII Devane,
JB CdUi ngfon. J T E
Allen, R W Cob nail, G A Williams, A
E Bullard, Allen Hesters. John Vickery.
W J Rogers. James Collier, W W
Banks.
PETIT JURY FOR 1ST WEEK.
A A Webb, M M Cowart, J II Fon¬
der, M L Wright. Jack C Collier, J H
Price, John E Wilkes, W E Moiris. Jr.,
Z Spoils, F H Hall, Joseph Swilley. J H
Plair, John Brown, Elijah Yawn, J E
Brice, L P Tlmrmnu, E L Fletcher, M F
Devane, J H May, E M Giddens, Charlie
Knight, M T Shaw,. G R Howell, I J
Holder, John T Watson, T W Branch,
Moses Joiner, Jacob Watson, I A Wil¬
liams, Willie W James, J A Webb, L
G Rutland, F O Baker, W F Patten,
John O Moore, N M But tier.
PETIT JURY FOR 2ND WEEK,
W T Rigell, Jr., m A Crosby. E
Patten, M T Carter, L JL Register, B Vv
Lovett, J G Webb, Harry Kent, R S
Turner, S P Williams, Jr.s. W Parrish,
I w Purdom, Quilly w Jones, w L
, ters Jr., J N Starling. J w Flowers, A
G Sweat, w O Roberts. James Tube
Alexander, R L Hester, Thus. F m Pierce,
Lee, .Toe Fletcher, C Carter, m
Id nil Bey. J A Hendry, Sim Harrell. J T
Pope, T N Tucker, w H Baskins, w
Patten, J H Kennon, w P Howell, S
Patten, j D Robinson, D J Jeffords
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
Blind May’s Singing School I* an
Amusing Game.
One player must be blindfolded .
take , the part of teacher. The
0 £ the p art y compose the class and
in a line lacing her.
»ne then informs her class
they will begin the lesson by
sings “Ah” and the next 7^Vh w
little higher or lower, just as she
chooses and so it goes all the way
down the line, each singing a note
in any way that she may wish.
teacher must listen attentively,
any time she thinks she recognizes
a voice she stops the class and calls
the singer by name. If she guesses
correctly she changes places with the
pupil, roit if who not she in turn must becomes keep tcaclwr,
on guess-
Every time a new teacher is se¬
lected the whole class nrast
seats, so that the voic^ may not be
recognized by the direction from
which they come. {
A little variety may be
into the game by sieging *a well
known song instead of scales, each
P u W r>h singing^the word which comes
‘o Of each to teacher supply. to It direct ,s the her privilege class
g j n g whatever she may choose,
either song or exercise,
TheiKind Chinese.
The Chinese never punish t an an-
imal; . , , hence mule , that ,, . the ,, , hands ,
a in
of a foreigner would not only he use-
] ess dangerous to every one
about it becomes in the possession
of a Chinaman as quiet as a lamb
as tractable as a dog. Me never
beheld a runaway, ^ a j jibbing ^ or vi-
, mvU „ n ch a> but
lou)ld lbe ?ame rattling> cheerful
pace maintained over heavy or light
roads “clock-k,” by means of a “tur-r” or
the beast turning to the
right or left and stopping with but
^yss&rsi
getting ^ a large TfStffc drove of
through narrow, crowded streets
the flock m front. The others
ily followed. Cattle, pigs and birds
are equally 1 J well cared for_Oux ’
Dumb Animals.
Korean Seesaw. -
Korean girls are fond of T>lavin f
seesaw. A bag full ot sand
about a foot in thickness is placed
on plaukffir^^a the eTonnd Across this is nlaced
. t a
P r °p6 r height for the children to
grasp and 6teady themselves is a
"
rone Tie
young Koreans do not dt
, gas\o“ n of “and
d d but
Hie ends of the plank. One nlFo-ht<= gives an
onward snrinrr ® /r>d a aS c V,o h6 ° on
e u hoard gives the ,.u other xF a skyward ' a
a toss, who, she alights in turn,
as
throws the first girl aloft a little
,3;, higher ,7 And 80 so the snort Z°? n-nes S °“
111 pilelr upward j night each girl
. thrown
is two or three feet into the
air. Frequent rests are necessary,
but the pastime is the occasion of
much merriment.
C. E. PARRISH,
Attorney . . and „ Counselor ^
at I aw
ADEL, . , OEOROA.
PALACI
Barber = • • Shop 9
Ail work dope ip the best
manner by skilled worRmep,
£g}| on ps and get ife# fcendit
of experienced Censorial artists.
D. A. W ILKES, Proprietor.
The old boxlike compartment
ears on French railways are being
gradually displaced by vestibuled
oafs of a moao modern type.
STANLEY’S
Business College.
Macon, Ga.
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You, no doubt, arc deeply
concerned for the future
ity of your children. You can
insure their independence by
giving them a thorough, practical
business education. This is 801110 -
thing that can never be taken
from them. With a well-roun-
ded knowledge of modern bus-
,, ,
financial reverses may come,
: >'° Ur Mlinn WiH '’ e prCp, ‘ re,i '°
make their way in the world.
Our husineS^ is to give just
. kim] f education,
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A common school education is
no j- sufficient,
-
^ . full will
“ T ou can P a 3’ 111 .ve
wait on you, secure your son or
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pay us.
To get the benefit of this offer,
Address at once,
G. W. II, Stanley, President,
Stanley’s Business College,
Pythian Castle Building,
Macon, Georgia. Phone 029.
Petition For Charter.
GEORGIA, Berrien County.
To the Superior Court of said County
The petition of J. R. Carter, N. M.
Butler, W. M. Register, W. L. Peers,
jr., W. L. Peters, Sr., J. S. Stallings,
Kmght, J. R. Fountain. ? • Pa ^ Mack isl V Y’iL Albnt- >'
tou< j. A . Webbt j. M DcVaue, W. E.
DeVaue, J. P. DeVane, M. F. DcVane,
G. M. DeVane, J. T. Webb and J. S.
^ Mj''t : /ullv show's^ ^ tatcau< ^ coun, J' re_
That they desire, for themselves
their associates, successors and assigns,
to become incorporated under the name
»ud style of The Lots Gimtioe «ml
h "iZh 'ml“terIi[°S“Iku*
to be incorporated is petitioners
with the privilege of twenty ihe”same veais,
at th ,l of tinie renewing
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4th. Ten per cent of said capital
s^ock of three tliousaud dollars bas
its stockholders.
6th. That the particular business
Giey propose to carry on is the ginning,
baling, buying and selling and generally
cottou business ou commission or other-
forwarding business; to manufacture
cotton seed into cotton seed meal and
other products made from cottou seed;
ersand buffers; to manufacture, buy,
sell, or otherwise deal in other personal
property of any kind, in any manner
“
others, to sue and be sued as the law
provides m such cases.
7th * The of I’^eipal the office and place of
bU s: it-ss proposed corporation
will be at Lcis, in said State und
county
Wherefore petitioners pray to be
made a body corporate under the name
anc j gtyle aforesaid, entitled to the
rights, privileges and immunities and
subject to the liabilities fixed by law.
duly 30th, i$io4.
Buie and Knight,
Petitioners’ Attorneys
Georgia, Berrien County.
The above and foregoing is a true
copy as appears of file in my office, this
July 30th, 1904.
J. D. Lovett,
Clerk S. C. Berrien Cq. Ga
BARGAINS HERE
. FOR THE COST. .
i have on h 2n( i S0(ne n | Ce ha} and 0{hef fee(J and
a * dt of nice Patten honey and a full line of nice fresh groceries.
it will pay you to see me before buying. Bring
eggs and chickens. I have me your
some real estate to sell also.
If you want a home ih Adel, see me before buying.
J. F. STEPHENS,
Hutchinson Ave.
THE BANK OF ADEE
wants your business and offers you all the accommo-
dation and courtesy to which your business and balance
entitles you.
W. J. ROGERS, Pres. J. T. WLKtS, V..P.
M. \. CROSBY, Cash.
Our Furniture . .
For the fall trade will
soon be here and we
will be prepared to give
you almost any kind of
goods you want.
We believe we can give you satisfaction
Call and see our IRON BEDS that have just come
If you need any TRUNKS, we want to show you ours.
If you will just see our ROCKERS you will be convinced.
ADEL FURNITURE CO.,
20,000 FEET > *
FLOOR SPACE AND ARE
CROWDED FOR ROOM.
Just Received
2 Cars Furniture, 1 car Columbian Buggies,
« Caf Old HickOfy aild TeOnCSSee WagOHS,
t 1 tdl r i«it AlJfrhplS Lviiv/Il Wmrmic t? dgUdo^ oidUi onrl i iiav Ha lUtu! chin ollip 1 *
meats are coming all the time, as u.ual
l ^ Ofl/S eat Ipi" *
VUHlV tfYITIP ivl «| It to olivi J VOII V> LI flit Ulil 1 !*
stock, tee give you * our prices c and
tgrttlS, SOtO YOU ^ Will # _ haVC . HO
Tf*rklirllo iivfUBJlV 111 1 VlwWIilllK^k 'ttSHT l-IICftl Gia lllV
EMl Ooitmoo II ill fill lurtMnr* 111 TT1 I 11 P (Y V T^hlVIo V ViIIl It To
fds I i UI . till ■ C \J i
the ' j
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We will guarantee to save any customer from Berrien or
Lownds County J $5.00 to $10.00 011 a buggy Or WagOO. AH WC
Want IS . a ChaRCO . to CCflVlfiCe yOil. Give US a ChSUCe, . you Will ...
Iind ... US . . ,r»« liffllk - ,, ..
116X1 flOOF 10 Oi vUlltlian.
The Quitman Furni¬
ture & Vehicle Co,
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D, B. Price, Mgr. Quitman, Ga.
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