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Mere Shall the Press the People’s Rights Maintain
BY JOHN M BROWN,
AIRBRIDGE, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1908,
Vol. 39—Ho. 16-91.00 a Voir
Editor ialettes
jfvery mmi a ter has his favorite
], VIB n and every other mar. has his
lav rite her
If ; t last you don’t succeed it may
fc.. ,l,ir to the fa«t that you cFidn’t
uv trv again qinite often enough.
Tifik is said to be cheap, bnt the
mn who talks toe much has to pay
l,n it it high rates sooner or later
The six mouths’ old child ot Vlr,
r,i ,lMrs._Dick Jones died on Wed
i : tsiiuy night Iasi, after a short ills
ness.
An Indiana judge has pronounced
that the directeire gown i9 •. odest.
He .h elmed to order the arrest of a
young actress for appearing in one
or the street. “Iloai soil, que
maty pense.”
The fact that tfve members of the
hgisla ure had enough cough to
get into a poker game ought to be
regarded as a sign of return ng
prosperity.
If Governor Smith bad gotten on
to tb« convict lease question four
months sooner, he would have had
some effective campaign material.
A New Y ik man has invested a
new gun that will shoot fifty thous
and times a minute and uses no
powder. The Japanese will please
sit up and take notice.
As yet the lall down of the
Georgia delegation at Denver has
not been blamed en Hoke Smith.
But there is ample ti-me yet, and
Hoke is able to bear it; for “the
blood of the martyrs is the teed of
the choreh.”
At any >*ate, no sea serpents have
been seen off the coast of Georgia
this year. Score a point for prohi-
b*tion on that, ail right.
That visitation of bugs which At**
lanta recently exper.enced is of easy
explanation. While the legislature
is in session Atlanta always seems
to be bughouse—full of humbugs.
Senator Brock w aits to te?tify in
his own behalf. Well, if the*e.i»
anything the senator can say in his
own behalf the folks ought to hear
Tom Watson Coming
It is currently reported that Hon.
Thomas E. Watson, Populist can**
il, for he fe .tmain* in a tu< l. e bl I *>' prewden-, will be rn Baits
at this writing. ; bndste some time m the lall and
| speak on the issues of the pending
• eampaigu.
T -m W atsoa wiil g,-t the elect***; Mr. Watson is a brainy man of
>rai vote of Georgia about the same an fi as a public speaker
tune and in the same place that ji k . ows lew and en lhe occ ._
the thanksgiving turkey jge>s-tl»e; 8 j 0n visit deserves to Lave
axe and where Mary wears hwr
beads.
There are two ways of spending a
dollar. You can spend it at hosne,
gain an easy conscience, make an
other friend ai d perhaps get the
dollar hack tomorrow; or you can
send it away, feel that you Lave
sin«ed, offend the home merchant or
business man and lorever lose the
dollar and the blessed influence for
good to yourself and neighbor.
and wiil have a crowd worthy ot his
f&MR aad his subject. Let’s help to
make it so.
trust says he won’t accept the
i';i lion of the independence
,v. but he really ought to—he
brought it all upon himself.
If you see a married woman pub
licly wearing one ot those “sheath”
gowns with a slit open up to the
Lips you know who’s boss in that
family.
The moraliiy of immorality, des
cencv or indecency of the convict
question is squarely up to the Geor
gia legislature, and they are rot
equal to the emergency.
fhe editorials in the Augusta
Chronicle would indicate that the
railroads are not out of the woods
yet, even if H-ike was defeated by
combining with Tom Watson.
South Georg-ia people are realiz.
mg the importance tof good roads
and most of the counties are paying
special attention to the work of
building them, and Decatur leads
them all in results actually attained -
In several counties bonds have been
issued for road purpose*, bat not so
in Decatur, Here we are payi .g as*
we go.
There are people who will cut
the wee’s atomid their premises and
Railroad Building
Resumed
Grade work is under way on the
Cairo and Havana, Fla., raflroad,
and it will be rushed lorward.
The right of way has been secured
lor : he entire route. Grading has
been started, and it is likely that
the road wdl be completed by the
first of next year. The road wtfl be
built first from Cairo to Havana,
Fla-, a distance ot 30 miles, and
then will be extended north, pos
sibly to Pelham.
$4.00 to Savannah, Ga.
And return, Thursday, August 13th,
1908, via ACantUf Coast Line.
Train leaves Bainbrnlge 12:dS p.
hi. Final limit of tickets August
18th, 1908. Embrace this oppor-
Thanksgiving this year will come
mi ;|v alter Bryan’s election.
n,a; a glorious thanksgiving ‘hat
ill he, alien the (list’ ibution of
moilier - and other fat plums to
rv t, patriots is so near.
T::e artful colored brother has a
poor opportunity in this campaign
to bunco the astute Kepublican
politicians.
Tin- A ianta Georgian is now call,
ing for moeichment proceeding .
h Iocs look like somebody ought to
„•: out and aHow the st it to try a
If
>es prohibition pay?” tsk- the j
i . o’i it.,:,,. w,,u
gia it d >es not pay Florida as
mii'di as it did several months ago.
11 r in Macon the special liquor
v j < * I'lfice is to be discontinued.
—Macon News.
Du's good, anyhow. S'nee the
* ot liquor has been discontinued
< vgia, however, there has been
> on*, de cable patron age shown the
sonviHe mail order bouses and
" ‘i ' quor towns by the drin mg
These are horrible disclosures
that are being made about Georg a’s
convict system. Of course hey are
to an extent exagemted, and the
mbuman treatment wh eh has bsea
brought to light is the exception
and not the rale. There cannot
help but be abuses where*or a large
number of criminals have to be dealt
with, but if only hall of wuat has
been told is trii<* Georgia’s manage
ment and care of the unfortunate
creatures m her eotmet eamps is a
disgrace ’o the manhood of the
state, and a change cannot be lmd
too soon.
•keep their surroundings in sanitary • tJH , ily t0 visit tbe Vorest City with
condition as a matter ot pride. i many #ointa of interesl deligbt .
There are others who wtll do so to i lnl resortp Tybee Is j and by the
escape the penalty - imposed by law Lahore; Thunderbolt, with its
and enforced by local author ties.
Thoisands Hate Kidney
Trouble and Never Saspect it.
Legal / •; ftisemeirts
How To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let k stand twenty-four hours :
a sediment or set
tling indicatesan
unhealthy cor.
dition of the kiu-
neys: if it stain -
your liueu it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; toi
frequent desire
to pass it orpai-.i
in the back .a
so convincing proof that the kidiK-v*
»d bladder are out of order.
What To Dr.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer s
Swamp-Root, the great kidiiey remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pair tn tne back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and U> get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of .Swamp-Root
is soon realized. It stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing eases. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gist sdn fift^-cent and one-do!lar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and
book that tells all ~
about it, both sent free
by mail. Address Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Ring-
hamton, N. Y. When Haoo of Sa-amp-Eoot
writing mention this paper and don
make any mistake, but refhember th
name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, an
the address. Binghamton N. Y.
There are others who
any reason obey ihe
cy.
will
law.
not lor ]
casino and many attractions; Isle of
of the
nope, etc. For further information
land or c>‘ decei
| see your ticket agent or write E. M.
POISON
Bone Pains, Can
cer, Scalj Sfin,
PMes.
CITAT10X FOB CHARTER
STATE OF GEORGIA, \
Decatur County. j
To ihe Superior Court of said Gounty:
The petition of D. W. Hodges, E. T.
Thom-pson and H. C. Thompson of the
said county and state respectfully shows:
1. That petitioners desire for themselves
their associates, their successors and assigns
to be incorporated under the corporate
name and style of ‘‘Brinson Trading Com
pany” for a period of twenty vtars, with
the privilege of renewal at the expiration of
that time.
2. That the principal place of business
of said company shall be in the town of
Brinson, in said county and state, but pe
titioners desire the right to establish
branch stores and offices elsewhere within
the county and state, whenever the holder
of a majority of ihe stock of said company
may desire so to do.
3. That the object of said corporation
is pecuniary gam and benefit for itself and
its stockholders.
4. That petitioners propose and desi e
to be incorporated for the following pur
poses, to-wit. to operate and conduct a
general mercantile business, to buy and
sell real estate and personal property, to
buy and sell cattle and live stock of all
kind, to buy and sell farm produce of
every character, and to cngage.in and carry
on all kinds of trading operations not con
trary to the laws of the state of Georgia or
the laws of the United States.
That the capital Stcck of said cor-
Nortl, D P. A., Savannah, Ga.
.Mr. C. W. Boiler, ot
■ hed very suddenly
nesdfiv last—up t® the
liis death being
health. He wa
Iron City,
on Wcd-
moinent of
n his mnal goou
In the act ot li-ing
front be i, and calling to his wife
that lie was about to fall, died hr
the time she reached bis side—prob
ably from heart failure.
IVe Will Send Sample Showing Hot
B. B. It. Cures Above Troubles, aJr
Eczema and Rheumatism.
For twenty-fit ‘ years Botanic Boo,
Bairn (B BB) has been curing yearly
thoands of -11 IT eiers f <>m 'rimary.
3e cudarv or T-ertfarv Blood Poison
and all forms of’ Blood Disease. We
solicit the most obstinate cases, for
B V 11 cures where all else fails. If
you have exhausted the old methods of
, . ... . _ .treatment and still have aches and
he owes hl8 life to the. use of Dr ' pain * in bones, back or Dint*, Rheu-
Kiuo’d N°W Discovery: Hi- lungs ' Mucus 1VAches in mmirh. Sore
® J | Throat, Pimp’es, Copper-Colored '-pots,
were so severely affected that con- j Ulcers on any part'of the body. Eating
Gumption -ee«ied inevitable, when j ^e^brows AToiu, tak^B B
a friend recommended New Dis- kills the poison, makes -the blood pure
TVky Jautes Lee Got Well.
Everybody in Zanesville, O.,
knows Mis. Mary Lee, of rural
routeS. She y\rites: “My hus
band, James Lee, firmly believe-
ia covery. \Ye tried it, and its use
i here is a great deal >:t favorable
expressed a-' to the game
• ■v ’ >w pending before the legisla-
It is said to be a “game ia\y
” >h is a game law.” Bhi if
* i and not enforced any better
t ■ the one now on the books, it
u 1. another instance of making
s no «! the Ihw
Stillmore Leader observer
anthBryan feeling among
' hocrats of Georgia seems to
t"ing away. It’s t.he savory
■t the tleshspots of office, proV^
.at is causing the change.
i he belief is growing tha Gov.
v, \11 call a n extta session of*
the legislature as he is determined to
K° to the bottom of the convict
® a her. The investigating commit**
seems 01 the same mind and will
continue its probing as long as evi
dence can be had. It the Holder
^ a * it now stands should pass
b°th houses it is firmly believed
^0 f. Smith would call an extra sea*
& ‘ 0n first vetoing the meaaure aud
listing on adequatG legislavton.
TYe arc riot- prepared to say that
any of Georgia’s near candidates f- >r
national honors will be elected; on
the contrary, they will not b*q but
they, at least, serve a pnrp -se, in
keeping Geor : a to the front. True, |
they will earn for Georgia the rt-pu- 1
tatiou ot a freak political state, and 1
cause even Kansas to throw a jeal- ,
ous look in our direction, but a ,
state cannot become the mother of j
near presidents ami near vice ptesi—
dents without exciting envy. M T e
say again, old Georgia is *0 the ^
front politically—until next Nov m, j
ber —j{ t* at should of been any j
practical benefit in the coming years. ,
^There is no denying that Genre
is lacing a very serious problem in ha- restored him to perfect heai.h.
the convict question. Just what to j Dr. King’s New Discovery is the
do with the convicts so as to be just j ^ throat 8Qd ,un S
to the prisoners and at the same time , *»'
ju<t to the state is a question that ts j
giving the lawmakers 110 end ot j
trouble and that causes all true
Georgians to think seriously a-« to
best disposition
re-medi
it has r.o
Thf first dose gives relief
j.Trylt! Sold under guarantee at
all drug stores. 50c. and $100.
Trial bottle free.
equal.
and rieh, healing ev*ry sere and com
pletely changing the entire-body i to
clean, healthy condition.
poration shall he ten thousand five hundred
dollars, the entire amount of which ts now
paid in, and they itesire the privilege of in
creasing the said capital stock at any time
to an amount not to exceed twenty tb«: s-
ancl dollars, and that said capital stock
••■hall be divided into shares 4>r one hundred
dollars each.
6 - That petitioners desire the right to
sue and be sued, to plead and be im
pleaded, to hare and use a Common -eal
to elect such officers as they may desire to
conduct their business properly, to make
all such by-laws and regulations and to do
all other things that may be lawful and
necessary for the successful carrying on a
business of the said corporation, and V
execute notes and bonds as evidence of it
debtedness incurred, or which may be iy^
curred in the conduct of the affairs of th
incorporation and to secure the same b
11101 tgage, security d.-ed, <■.• any other fori
of lien under the existing laws.
That they desire for said corporatic
CUKES ECZEMA
Itching, watery blisters or op: n, itch
ing humors, Risings or pimples of
Eczema all Ie >ve n,ft.er killing the poi
eon arid puryfying the blood with B B
B.
In this whv a flood of pure, rich
od is sent direct trftiie skin suaface.
what wc Id be the
to make ol the state coevicD
EVER WATCHFUL
blood
the itching stops forever and every
humor or sore is healed and cured.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (li B B)
ia pleasant and safe to take; composed
Itp,
mties
Bainbridge Readers Fu
ture Trouble
El.-ewhete in t.h> issue appe ws' -, T
* _ c \ r i v A Little Care WrlrSave Many
an advertisement ot the A. U. i-s. J
annual excursion to Savannah,j
which runs thi s year on Augusta
13th. The r ound trip tare i> only j
i-t, and a.-* this is the last big tx
curs ion f the season a big row<’ s |
expected.
vmuti
(4. \V
of pure Botan’c muredients.
and en'iche= the blood.
DKU»»<iISTS SI iq;K LARGE BOT
TLE with directions for home cure.
the power and authority to apply for aw.
to accept amendments to us charter of
cither form or substance by a vote ofia ma
jority of its stock.outstanding at the time,
and ask aulliorily for said corporation tc
wind up its affairs, liquidate and discon
tinue its business at any timeff may deter
mine to do so, by a vote of tv.o thirds pf
its\*toek outstanding at the time.
S. That they desire for said corporation
the right of re: ewal when and as piovidcd
bv the Laws of Georgia, and that it have
ail other such lights, powers,; privileges
and immunities incident to ike cor»
porations, or as are permissible under the
j laws bf Georgia.
Wherefore, petitioners pray to he incor
porated under Ihe name and style aforesaid-
with the rights, powers, privileges and Im
munities herein 3 et forth, and ts are now
or may, hereafter he allowed a corporation
of similar character under the laws of
Georgia.
And petitioners will ever pray, etc.
J. D. TALBERT,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed in office July 13th, 1908.
C. W. W1MBERLFY.
Clerk.
FREE BL30B CURE COUPON
Watch the kidney secretions.
Se that they have the^amber Lueof
health:
j The discharges not excessie or'lufre-
Mrs.
In the third district ot I lorida,
which is in the western divi-ion ot
the state, they have been having a
prolonged contest for the nominal
ti^n tor congress. Several caud —
d. tes in the first primary 1 arr wed
down to Mays of Monticello and j
Kehoe of Pensacola who ran in the J
second primary. The contest was 1
so close that though Mays had a ‘
few majority on the face of the re^
turns Kehoe was not satisfied and
contested the election. It devel.
oped tb3t the contest was long and
warm and eventually resolved its-lf
into % contest between the partis in
iriends ot the candid ttee who wee
on the executive committee. Th-- ■:
were equally div.ded lor a time W
finally one of the Mays men faiL 1
ie attend a meeting and the KeL *e
partisans being in the major.ty d.
elated him the nominee.
- qneat;
Hagan, 8 most highly Contain no “brick-dust like” sel;-
estimable ladj wife of <-aj.b G. >™^, s KMn „. will d „ tbl . for
\V. H agan, died rear Iron City you .
oou Gty of typhoid fever after a pro- They watch the kidneys and cure
tract ed illness on Thursday of last them v^ien they’re sick,
week, leaving a devoted bus and .
circle of devoted : Mr j . H. C. Ramsey, 21
|8t., Thom isville, Lta., say
This coupoii (cu: from. B.iiribridge
Democrat), is goo-j for one iarg'e sam
ple of Botanic blood Balm .mailed free
in plain packages. Simply lYii in your
nme and address on dotieddipe.* be
low and mail to BLOOD BALM I.O.,
Atlanta, (fa.
S!c<e name of tiouble. if mu know
MAKE ICE CREAM
FROM WATER
and sop. and a br^e
Iriends to mourn her death.
Lave
•‘For
months I was bothered by
pains
and it
across the smaliof my bac
Excellent Health Advice' j seetat(i as jf i could get nothing to
Mrs. M. d. D.-tvison, of No 379 stop it. 1 was recently told that
Gifford aymue, San Jo^e, Csl., Doan’s Kidney Pills were good for
says: “The worth oi, Electric Bit- such complaint and 1 proeurea a
ters as a general lamiiy remed y, box. 1 took tir m directed and
for headache, biliousness and tor- was soon rid of the annoyance. I
^br of the liver and bowels is rO give Doan’s Kidney Fills the en-
proncuneed that 1 am prompted to
say a word in its favor, for the
benefit of those seeking relief from
such afflictions. There is more
health for the digestive organs
in a bottle of Electric Bitters than
in any other remedy I Know of.’
Sold under guarantee at ail drug
stores. 50c.
tire credit for curing me of Lve at
tack and I am willing that my
name should be used in the papers
as one who can endorse tnem. I
do this in the hope of benefiting
others who may be suffering as I
did.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mil burn Co, Buf
falo, Nsw York, sole agents for the
United States
Remember the name—Doan’s—
and take no other.
and a small quantity of condensed
milk, if fresh milk cannot be had.
RECIPE.
H pint condensed milk costa . . . ,00c.
Add enough cold water to make one
quart 00
One 13c. P&ck.vze JKIX-O ICE
CREAM Powder 13c.
Total ........ -19c.
Mix all together thoroughly ruid
freeze. Don’t heat or cook it;
don’t add anything else. This
makes two quarts of delicious ice
cream in 10 minutes at very small
cost.
AMD YOU KNO¥l IT’S PURE.
Five kind; : L'r-ocolate. Vanilla, Straw*
berry, Lemon and Unjhxvored.
2 packages 25c. at all grocer*.
Illustrated Recipe Book Free.
, Jell Q
^ TheDainf/Ditserf
G EORGIA— I»ko AT JJ k.Co c JIT Y:
I hereby certify that the foregoing i-a
true and correct copy of the original pe-
iition f* r incorporation of “Brinson Trading
Company,” now of file in iny office.
fbisJttJv ijth, 1908.
C. VV. VV1MBERLEY,
Clerk Superior Court.
Notice
To the Stockholders of the Bainbridge
Northeastern Rajk vay Company;
This is tp notify you that there will be a
special meetingof the stock holders of the
Bain bridge Northeastern Railway t o., at
t! » office? of the company in Uainbridge,
Ga., 0.1 the 30th day of July, 1908, at J
o’clock p. m., for the purpose of providing
for an issuance of bonds on the road, and
other business. June 30, 19*8.
F. SWINDELL. President.,
NOTICE.
The liainbridge Northeastern Railway
Company has filed its petition with the
Railroad Commission of Georgia for auth
ority to issue bonds in an amount not ex
ceeding two hundred-thousand d Bars, the
proceeds from the saie of said bond- to be
used in paying the existing indebtedness of
said railway company and in equipping an a
completing tKe construction of its railroad.
Notice is hereby given that ;aid pe tioti
will te heard by the railroad comm', sion
of Georgia at its office in Atlanta, Gemgi-t
on August 5. 1908,31 IO o'clock, a. m.
This July 9, 1908.
16-4W E. SWINDELL, President
WESIaEY WILLIAMS,
Old porter, Late of Piney Woods Hott
Carriage, Baggage and Ml) Service.
SimptraM boi
tec water, cool ami serve. Mb. per package (
iTfUrron. Kdn sB utetilsm*
We know Thomas conn tv and her
good people and we are glad to tntiw.’er
yon to any part of TfaomasviUv
Fur*5 urns'll
aaSootb Madison Bt.,Thom;grille. Ga
