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Y JOHN M BROWN. BDin HD GARCIA. THURSDAY YIORNINC OCTOBER 15. 1908. Wol. 33-~Nc. l--$l.oo » Year Editor ialettes Mr. Y-uc«y Gftrter is crowd : that of the Thf circus has reached Georgia, an d i!it! kidi (-ind many grown folk-, too,) are icj i<nng. j t in(t y he safely predicted that oe«>r*riH is destined to aee some vor y interesting political battles W itiiin Uie next few years. yrvan’.i slogan “Let the People Ru |..V*—is all right. Now get them MilB ,. and they do rule—overy (j t .h iut of tne box. Hu Mate aad county eleBtious beiUf , over with, let us have peace, with an honest inteution to Make the very best of conditions. Mr. Taft says : “I am sure 1 will b „ aiocted.” Mr. Bryan repeals lim , | 1( . is contideut of victory in November, j Since we can remember this is lht , tirst national campaign in which tne bloody snirt has rested ni tin- laundry. ino cities and towns that prefix ‘g eater” o their names are usual ly sufferers from growing pains, says an exchange. Hun t you despise that fellow w ho 1- so infernally suspicious that he thinks you are trying to poison him every time you throw him a bone? With a WaMungtoniau wig, to com* nis bald head, Mr. Bryan is tbe spiaking image of George Washington, as the world knows turn thro his picture?. Thank the Lord—the purchasa ble negro vote is a thing of the past, which is a compensating cir- cuinstance and fact of the last campaign quid pro quo. If Governor Smith wants t* be Uuveruor ag viu two years nence, or even United States Senator any time, Georgia can find no better or abler material. Every time we study the work ing' of politics we uo uot wonder that a large majority of the inhabi tant.- of the universe do not belone to Christian creeds. hie second term precedent in Georgia being altogether smashed tor the occasion, little Joseph as Well "watch out for the booger- onn' too years hence. Take your medicine “guv.” And now Tom Watson announces Gtst hi dosen't want to be presi- Ofint, Having shown all along ta»t In toes’ut want to be right, it 6 .s if he’d 2 rather be merely tioubl, some, Hi ke Smith is scheduled for 'R'c.ty-'ix speeches in the nation- *1 campaign. And even the ene mies of lloke here Jin Georgia will have 11 admit that they will be Iwenty-six hot shots into the re publican camp*—News. I G vernor Smith received irore in the {primaro of 19C8 than 1 ff'jiiired to elect him in 190b, tbe increase being approximately That of itself is evidenco or strong position (and his great Popularity as a public idol, Georgia can now go forward to achieve men t of her destiny *‘ l b greater confldeuca than ever tfcfor e ia her history and genera- yet to come will ri*« np to *** the men whose votes have **4e disfranchisement an accom- Pliihed fact. That near beer >tx, which w-t- “\:>-ct«d by «ome ni the tegislt- tor- t ) support the peniteutnry and mike Georgia rich beside- i- not panning out. Returns to in- controller-general from thirty counties show that only $1,000 ha been collected Dougherty and Leo coun tie- voted against negr > tlis/ra-i.-hise— uaent, which snows one ,•( two things—that Air. Negro is in the ascendency thereto, or that local politics ar.> rotten to the core. 1 hank God there’s en^ugn i-urio:- isin left in the state to »avo them in spite ot themselves, however. •‘Advertising of the rignt sort— the intelligent persistent sort— with merit «n tbe article offered, whether it be bauking facilities or rubber boots, matches or merceriz ed cotton, silk or solo leather, will bring results. Advertising, like the newspaper and tbe telegraph, brings the people of the world closer together.” Watson cannot possibly get a majority of the votes that will be polled in Georgia on November 3. Neither can Mr. Taft, and nobody is wild enough to make such a claim. Mr, Hisgen, or rather his runuingmate, John Temple Graves can at best hope to get only a few votes in a few counties outside of Fulton, and the prohibition and socialist parlies wil 1 get stilt less. None of these minor party candi, dates could get a majority of all tbe votes cast, and only a crazy man would make such a claim. There hasn’t Deen up to this time been found a man bughou se to this extent. No Room For “Night Rid er in Ss W. Georgia. The white citizens arcun d Kest- ler the community in Early county where the recent outrages were perpetrated, have held a mass meeting ana condemned in strong terms the ‘might riders,” tor this they are to be commended by all law-abiding people, says the Daw son News. The “night riders” in Kentucky ha ye been a real and terrible force in that state. They have been a disgrace to it. They have destroy ed property worth millions of dol lars, they have terrorized the peo ple of whole districts, paralyzed tho tobacco and other industries, caused peaceful people to desert their homes and fle? the state in brief, put a stigma on the fair name of Kentucky. In other southern states, and notably in Georgia, the people have felt pride in the fact that law and order prevailed, society rested se cure in a condition of protected prosperity—insured and maintain ed by law it is true, yet the result o! obedience to and respect for law and the rights of ethers. But now comes the report that “night riders” have appeared jin different sections of Georgia, and terrorizing people and menacing peace and industry. Whenever it develops in auy portion of Georgia thac there is a movement by “night riders’ or anyone else to defy law, menace , order and produce n condition of of disorder and violence, such a movement should be nipped in the bud right at tte start, crushed out of semblance of existence; and that it w hat we believe will be done, for neither the people nor the authorities of Geotgii will stand for conditions of anarchy and violence. There must be no interference by violence or threat with any citi zen, white or black, who Is obeying the law, pursuing his vocation »n orderly manner, and letting other people alone. Bacon have both gone north to make Democratic Campaign speeches. And bothaiecapahleot t»: it k society woman of st L *-i:- qun*-d as saying that in- society wom^n of ;hat ci v comprised >ne gruat and versatile Anania< Club. •She amend- the well Known pro- v.-rn to raaKe it r.-ad that pretty nearly „U society women are .tars. Maybe she know- wn-it -he is talk ing about, since she pleads guilty to being one of the hunch. But it is probably safe to assume 'hat if tin- truth were not occu-ionaily avoided when she was the subject of conversation, her ears would burn frightful! ..—Savannah New -. But onr ladies don’t belong to Ananias C.ubs—tnoy belong to Card Clubs, Woman’s Clubs. Yes they do. So there now. Where Bullets Flew. I) i> id F <r!.er. f Fayette, X. Y. a veteran of the civil war, who lost a foot at Gettysburg, aays: • The good Elec tric Litters have done is worth more than five hundred dollars to me. 1 spent much money doctoring for a bhd case of eton ach trouble, to little pur pose. * th-n tried Electric Bitters, and thev cured me. I now t°ke them as a tonic, and thev keep me strong and well.” 50c at all drug s:ores, DEC.-, TU R HHERl FF SALE oegai Advertisements. Up You, Miss. What has oeootna of the old fash ioned young man who the fa9t girls said was “to slow to catch a cold?”—Exchange. ^ hy, he married a nice, modest girl and is at the head of a happy family—having a quiet, homemak- inu Christian wife, a good comfort able home and a bank account, and the respect and esteem of the world But what of the fast girls, whoaskedthe question? and who preferred the“rushing” “mashing” cigarette fiends and liquor soaking dudes? Thjv sometimes may be found either figuring in divorce courts, denizens of gilded plaees of shame, or stranded hulks on the shores of time. Which'class of men suits your taste and inclinations,which you to prefer, young iadies? It is up to you to determine who your admir ers are--whose company you keep whose attentions you receive and finally where you shall spend etern ity Spence on Prohibition. Say- the Albany Herald:—Judge Spence laid special emphasis on the enforcement of tiie prohibition law. He said that rumor was to the ef fect that whiskey was being sold by blind tigers in Dougherty county, and the rumor should be thoroughly investigated. He states that Al bany, whether justly or not, was getting the reparation of being one of the lew communities in the state which is disregarding gthe prohibi tion law. He said that if auv mem ber of the strand jnrv shoakl let hi6 personal opini' n as to tbe r ight or wrong of the prohibition law ioi fluence hiB actions as a member of that body, he was not a fit person to sit on the grand jury.” We copy tbe foregoing to let the people of Decatur county know that they have a man in sympathy with their declared will on the liquor questicn, and who has the nerve to do right, because it is right. Can’t Be Separated Some Bainbridge People Have Learned How to Get Rid of Both. Backache and kidney ache are twin brothers. You can’t separate them And you can’t get rid of the back ache until you cure the kidne. ache. If the kidneys are well and strong, the rest of the system is pretty sure to be in vigorous health. Doan’sKidnev Pills make strong, healthy kidneys. John A McKinnon, farmer, 412 Clay St, Thomasvillo, Ga„ says: “I used one box of Doan’s Kidney Pills wb$n being annoyea by the irregular action of the kidneys. T*ey helped me greatly and I have no hesitancy in allowing my t ame to be aaed as one whe en dorses them highly.” For sale by all dealers^ Price .h‘) cents. Foster-Milbura Co., Bof. f*!o, New York, sole agents for tbe United State*. Rimes her the name— Doeo’s— end take ns other. DECATUR SHERIFF 'BALE — I GEORGIA, \ Dbcatck gounty 5 Will bo sold before tbe Court hons- door it) the city of Ruinbidge, In stfic County, on the first Tuesday in Novem ber next, during tj»e legal hours *>f sale the following described property to-wit All of city lots Nos. one (I) and No. two [2] in block *‘Y,” rituate lying and being in the*, town of Donalsonville, Decatur county, Georgia, together with all the buildings and ether improvements situated thereupon and levied upon as the property of \V. R. Horn to satisfy a city court fila from the city court of Bainbridge at the March term, 1908, in favor of the Citizens Bank vs. W. R- Horn and B. B. Lane and other fifas in my hands. This Oct. 7th, 1908, , L. F. PATTERSON. Sheriff. DECATUK SHERIFF SALE. Will be s»Id before the c >urt house door, in the city of Bainbridge, in said county, on tl e'first Tuesday In Nov. next,'during the Ugal hours of sale, he following des cribed property, to-wit: One [1] No 15 t-D-32-B. T. * B. full au tomatic cup wheel knife grinder, with automatic wa ter attached; and one [1] No 333-A-26 left hand Gang Edger, sit uated in the buildings of the Bainbridge Variety Works in the city of Bainbridge, in said county and state, and levied on as the prope rty of Defendants, to satisfy a city court tifa in favor of the H. B. Smith Machine Co., vs. Moore & Jitter, Geo, B. Moore and T. W. Jester. This Oct. 7th, 1908. L. F. PATTERSON, Sheriff. DECATUR MORTGAGE SALE GEORGIA— DECATfR C cnty: Will be sold, before the Court house door, in the city of Bainbridge, in raid County, on the First Tuesday in Nov, next, 'during the legal hours of sale the following described property to-wit: Four ft] head of range cattle, de scribed as follows: One eight year old red cow, one o vear old red cow; one four year old cream colored co\v;one 3 year old brindie and white pided cow, all marked with three splits in each ear, and levied on as the property of Defendant to satisfv a Mortgage Fifa from the City Court ■ f Bainbridge, in favor of J. A. B. Sikes vs. Thomas Carterright. This Oct. 6ch 1908 L. F. PATTERSON, Sheriff. DECATUR SHERIFF SALE. GEORGIA—Decatur County. Will be sold, before the Court House door, in the city of Bainbridge, in said county, during the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in Nov. next, the following described property, to- wit: That eight [8] roomed framed dwelling house situated on eight [8] acres of land and said eight [8] of land, situated at Lynn Station, on the Georgia Florida & Alabama Railroad , in land lot No. three hundred and eighty six [386] in the 15th District of Decatur County. Georgia, bounded on the Easthy Railroad right-of-way, South and West by lands of the Flint River Lumber Co., and levied upon as the property of Defendants to satisfy a City Court fifa. from the City Court of Bainbridge, in tavor of R. W. Smith t Son vs. T. E. Rich and M. L- Baiiy, and Rich & Bailey. Property pointed out m the fifa. This Oct. 7th, 1908. L. F PATTERSON'. Sheriff. DEJATUR SHERIFF SALE. GEORGIA—Decatur County. Will be sold, before Court Hou6f door, in the city of Bainbridge, in s*ic county, during ,be legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday,inNov., next, the following described property, to-wit: Three [3] large Aostract Books, and three [3] other smaller Abstract Books,con taining full list of all Deeds and Mart- gages, and lists of Drawees, of all lots of land, lviny, situate and being in Decatur County, Georgia, and levied on as the property of Defendant, to satisfy a city court fifa issued from the city court of Bainbrihge in favor of S. R. Brinson vs. F. R. Graham, and one Distress Warrant. This Oct. 7th, 1908. L F. PATTERSON. Sheriff. DECATUK 8HERIFF SALE. Will be sold, before the Court House door, in tbe City ot Bainbridge, in said •ounty, daring tbe legal boars of sale on tbe First Tuesday in Nov. next tbe following described property, to- wit: Sixty-two and a half acres of and, I the same being tbe southeast corner] of lot of land No one JkmMied and sixty-one (141] situ ted In tbe 14th District of said C-onnty, and being tbe East half of tbe South half, of said tot, and levied on at tbe property of De fendant, to satisfy a City Cmnrt fifa la favor of Cbason e Lane va. L M. Lynn. ThlsOcLftn, 19*8. L^F. PATTERSON, Sheriff, GEORG1 A—Decatur County. Wil! be sold before the court hou*e door, in the city of Bainbridge. in said County, on the first Tuesday !n Nov. next, during, the legal hours of sale, the foil >wtng described property, to-wit: Ail that city lot in said Slate and Couo ty, situated in the city of Bainbridge, lying between the main track of the At lantic Coast Line Railway and the track leading from the Depot of the Atlantic Coast Lin-- Ry. Co., to the river wharf of the A. C. L. Ry. < o.» and bounded or. the North, East a..d South by the A. C. L. Railroad tracks, and on the West by prop erly formerly owned bv the Bainbridge Comr.ress 0o„ the same being a triangular iot: and levied upon as the property of M->. Chloe G’Neal, to satisfy a City C <urt fifa, from the City Court of Bain bridge, in favor of The First National Bank of Bainbridge, vs. Mrs. chloe O’Neal. Property pointed out in the fifa_ This Oct. 7th, 1908. L. F. PATTERSON, Sheriff, In the Court of Ordinary. CITATION. To AH Whom It May Concern: Mrs. EriD Jones Sherman having in proper form applied to me for permau. ent Letters of Administration on the estate of D. B. Sherman, late of said Countv, this is to cits ail and singular the creditors and next of kin of said D. B. Sherman to be and appear at my Office on the first Monday in Nov 1908, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration should not be granted to sa d Mrs. Erin Jones. Sherman on sai . D.B.Sherman’s estate Witness my baud and official signa ture, Oct.oth 1908. T. B. MAXWELL, Oi din ary. CITATION. GEORGIA—Decatur County. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has applied to the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell land be longing to Sam Brunson for the pay ment of debts and distribution among the heirs of said Est-ti. Said applica tion will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for said County tolbe held on the fiist Monday in Nov, 1908. This Oct , 5th, 19„8. J. H. Bovett, Admr. Estate of Sam Brunson. Chief of Police Tax Sales. Thousands H Troublo 3!.- <*it :i of tfc ey : Suspect it, Kou- To ?ir. t Oft, Fill a bott .e or comm, gi ,s» with your water and let it stand tv -f. • ir hours : : mentor set* JO t • ’ndieatesan 1 con- he kid neys ; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kid ney trouble; too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the hack is so convincing proof that ilie kidneys id bladder are out of order. What To Do. There is comfor' >. the knowledge so often expressed, ihat Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in tne buck, kidneys, liver, bladder and every ] art of the nrijiary passage. It corrects inability to hold w..ter and scalding jxain in passing it, or b ;d effects following use of ; .:cr, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the Jav, and to get up many times during tiie night. The mild and the extraordinary effect cf 3wamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug gists in fifty-cent and one-do', iar sizes. You may have a sample and 3 book that tells all altout it, both sent free ■ by mail. Address Dr. " Kilmer & Co., Bing hamton, N. Y. When Emm of Bwanip-Root writing mention this paper and don' make any mistake, but remember tb name. Dr. Kilmer’s Swatnp-Root, an the address. Bins'll ■ ' ■- >J. Y. POISON Eons fails, Can cer, Scaly Stic, finite. GEORGIA —Decatur County: The City of Bainbridge. Will be sold before the court house door in said city, in s-id county, on the first Tuesday in November next, 1 ®- tween the legel hours of sale, the f»l lowing de-cribed property to-wit' One vacant lot in said city bounded on the north by property of Wooten, on the east by Bruton street, south by Perry f treet, west by property of Mer ritt. Levied on as the property ot Hel en Wilkes and J. E. Wilkes, to satisfy a city tax fi fa issued by E. a. Win her- ly, Clerk of Council, ii. Helen Wilkes a'ud J. E. Wilkes. Also at ihe same time and nlace, Lot No. sixteen (16) in said city Pauiett Sub-division, Block No. four, (4‘, levied on as the property of Charlie Jackson, to satisfy a city tax fi fa issued by E. A. Wimberly, Clerk oi Council, vs. 6aid Charlie Jackson. Also at the same time and place, Lot No. four (4) in said city, Donalson & Donslson Sub division in Block B, lev ied on ®s the property of Robert Woot en, to satisfy a city tax fi fa issued by E. A. Wimberly, Clerk of council, vs. Robert Wooten. Also at same time and place one h ause and lot in said city, bounded on the north by property of Sue Bruton, east by property of McRee and Calla han, south by Green Street, on the west by property of Peter Lester and levied on as the propertyof E. E. Hunnew ill and G.E.Baker to satisfy a city tax fi fa issue 1 by E. a. Wimberly, 'Clerk of council, vs E. E. H'innewell and G. E. Baker. Also at the same time and place one vacant lot in said city, hounded on tbe north bv property of John Barco, east hy oroperty of Pel Pina Whaley, sout h by property of Bower, and on the West by property of Pat Bishop, and eviedonasthe property of Amelia Williams to satisfy a c ty tax fi fa issued by E. A. Wimberlv, Clerk of council, vi, Amelia Williams. Also at the same time and plac» one Louse and lot. in said city, bounded on the north by College street, east by property of Mar ba Collnm, south by Donalson Snb-division and on >be west by W. W. Wright, levied on as the pro perty of Jacob Harrell eat te, to -atisfy a city tax fi fa issued by E. A. Wimber lv, (Jlerk of council, vs Jacob Harrell ! Estate. 1 Also Lot No. three (3j in said city ’n Donalson & Donalson Sub-division, in Block A, levied on as the- property of Henry Cox, to satisfy a city tax .fi f» issued by E. A. Wimberly, Clerk of i council, vs. Henry Cox. Also at tbe same time and place one j enclosed lot in said city, bounded on j the north by proderty of Dido King, j east by West street, south by property J of Prince Adams, and o- the w«st by propertyof Delphia Whaley, end ’evied on aethe property of Mrs. Chloe O'Neal, tosatisfy a city tax fi fa, issned by E. A. Wimberly, Clerk of eoaneii, ve. Mis. Cb.oe O’Neal. Also at the same time a d vacant north by Kt-I, fast by'West street St a), S uth -by corporation b"e, and 00 tbe west bv property of Alex CambelL St at, and levied on as tbe property of John Smm«, to satisfy a citr tax fl to i*- saed by K. A Winterly Clerk of coun cil, n. John Spencer. a be»C 28th, UIM, C. M. BUSKS, vBivi roues. We Will SendSampleShowlng Hoi B. B. B. Cures Above Troubles, tin Eczema and Rheumatism. For twenty-til > years,Br>tanic]Blooi. Balm (B K B) has been curing yearly mil thoands of suit erers f om Primary, Secndarv or Tertiary Blood Poison and all forms of Blood Disease. We solicit the most obstinate cases, for B B B cures where all «dae fails. If you have exhausted the old metnods ot treatment and still have aches and pains in bones, ba;': or joints, Rheu matism, Mucus Fatches in mouth, Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper-Colored spots, L T lcers on any part of the body. Eating Sores, a-e run down or nervous, Hair or eyebrows falling on', take B R B It kills the poison, mikes the blood r ure and rich, healing every sore arid » un* pletely changing the entire body in'.o a clean, healthv condition. CURE - ECZEMA Itching, watery blisters or open, itch ing humors, Risings or Pimple* of Eczema all le ive after killing the pol eon and puryfying the blood with B B B. In this way a flood of pure, rich blood is sent direct to the skin euafaee, the itching stops forever and every humor or sore is lieaUd and cured. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (R B If) - is pleasant and safe to take; composed of pure Botanic ingredients. It purifies and en-iches the blood. DRUGGISTS #1 PER URGE BOT- TLE.with directions for home cure. FREE BLMD CURE GOD^OH This coupon (ctr from Bainbridge Democrat), is goo-1 fur one large sam ple of Botamc Blood Balm mailed free in plain packages. Simply !i!i ia your nme and addr ess on dolled lir-s be low and mail to BLOOD BALM I.O., Atlanta, Ga. Stale name oi iioiibleyif nu low at the same time a d place, one . lot in amid city, bounded on tb» hy nroperty • t Amelia Wtlliana, ARE YOU SURE That tbe ice cream you buy 1( strictly PURE f Do you know that tbe makers’hands were clean, flies excluded from the factory, and freezers and other utensils kept in Sanitary Condi tionf Why take any chance where year health if concerned I Why not MAKE AND FREEZE YOUR OWN ICE CREAM is 10 MINUTES FOR 1c. A PLATE with JtlI-0 IEE CHEW PIVOT It is mo easy. Simply stir eon tents of one 13c. package into • quart of milk and freeze, without cooking, nesting or the ad dition of anything else. This makes two quarts of iee cream, clean, pore and whole some. A good iee cream freezer can be bought for a dollar or two which will last for years, and will soon save its cost. , 2 packages JKLLrO ICS CREAM Bow der for 25c. Flavort: Chocolate, Vanilla, Straw- terry, Lemon ami Un/taoored. 8atd hy ail good grocers. Tie Gnmh fan F—1 Ca,U Icy. M. V, T h 1 0 d 1 n r y Oti.if PUTAttB SNSTdprCLY. Staffer tod far! tog .'.todta wrn. Me- per porta, w