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Her* Shall the Press the People’s Rights Maintain 6 Y JOHN M BROWN Editorialettes That prosperity is rtere can be- no doubt, •nd consequent hard .JOB be only a memory returning The panic times will Tbe police of Thomasville the t ffee k have succeeded |n cap- lurin^ fourteen blind tigers five of fh on’ were convicted in police court Monday morning. At |an'ai<already making ugly fM?s au ;us.a because Preside n elect Taft is to spend the winter in the latter ciiy instead or withiu r,ei bordt rs. - - . Th ere’r plenty of me n in Augusta who would loan Mr. Taft fcheii fur-. ni.bed home's this winter and live in t.'.e barn for the sake of a nice federal appointment. BftIWSRiaSE. GEORGIA. THURSOAV MORNINC. DECEMBER 10. 1908. Vol. 39—No.2~>l.oo •> Y»»r It i- understood (hat Mr. Taft , a - declared positively that he rill not appoint any negroes to of- ice in the southi But we shall cait and see. A .other phase of the matter is hat if you do your Christmas shop- ting now you won't have any nonpy to aoend when- Christmas :ome?. In speaking of Mr. Woodward’s iharacter the Atlanta newspapers arint what they say in black let' ;er s , and even that failed to express jalf the truth, according reports. Many newspapers in the good ild state of Georgia are still vie* ims of moral tniepea—as vide heir stands on the Maddox-Wood- sard mayoralty contest in Atlan- ;a, last week—when they cast the Height of their support to the self :onfessed urunken moral leper— iVoodward. Men never shoot any lighor than they aim—and their deab predetermine their moral lestiny. The Mitchell Linicm abduction (?) kidnapping^?) criminal a9sault(?) sensation at Thomasville, the past Heek, i< without precedent or par- illel in criminology or juris pru- ienee— When viewed in the light >f the sworn te timony as pubiish- id in the papers, we are not sur prised that his lawyers put in the plea for insanity—for we believe every w rd of Miss Liqton’s testi Deny—and lots of other things which -tie probably knew, of the kidney—anterior to this la.t shocking episode in her life. Mit chell should be chloroformed. Vith very few excaptions, the v ■‘Papers with “wet” tendencies 1 pro tilectiO'is, whooped up Jim iodward’s candidacy far Mayor Atlanta, and knocked and im«- ] doed iiiat of Bob Maddox the ‘in cut Christian gentleman—the irtd old Macon Telegraph lead- 1 the pack. But Thank God te was decency and moral -kbony enough left in Georgia’s pital City to compass Wood ed s overthrow and relegation 'he ash heap of official oblivion ; Maddox was overwhelmingly “Money talks,” *ays a contem..' porary. If would be interesting to know how a newspaper man is to know the fact, unless he just hap pened to everhear the conversa tion. Tobacco War Ended. An agreement was reached in LoHisville,Ky.,on Nov 18, and a con tract signed by president of Burley of the Tobacco Grower’s Associa tion, and the American Tobacco Company, whereby about 10,00o,o0o pounds of Burley tobacco passed from planter to manufacturer. In this sale is included the holdings of the crop of 190*7 as well as of the crop of 19o9, netting the farmer from 15 to 18 1-2 cents for his tobac. CO; All this tobacco is to be dehv, ered and received by. February l,and thn transaction wiil turn loose about $12 ,0oo,ooo in the Burley tobacco dhtrict of Kentucky. ThH,it is believed, will be the end of the Kentucky tobacco war, made famous by the night riders and their methods w’hom ft brought forth. It must be regarded as a victory for the organized tobacco growers, since it is the culmination of the most im posing demonstration of power on the part of an organization of farms ers this country has ever seen,” says the Lexington Herald. This society succeeded in secure ing" a pool of a large part of two crops of the white Burley distiiet, and caiting out a third crop. After an understanding that it is to grow another crop next y ar, it has dis posed of a pool of nearly 80,000,000 pounds of tobacco, at prices nearly double tbe prices prevailing at the time the society was organized and the first crop poole For tbe first time in the history of the tobacco growing industry in this section ot Kentucky, the grow er has had a voice in fixing the price of his product. He has successfully asserted his independence and brought a powerful monoply to sals isfactoay terms. The sale means an easier money market in that section, and better business conditions. It means mor^ confidence as to the present and more hope for the future. A crop will be grown next year, perhaps a larger crop than has ever been grown. Will this be pooled? The answer depends npon the re sults of this sale to the grower. He' will have no time to judge whether the organization really means more money for his labor; whether the sale of his tobacco through the so ciety is better for him than to sell as an individual on the open markets Decatur and Gadsden counties ought also to organize for self pro tection-leaving out the night riding feature. If so they will get the mor al support of their neighbors and living prices for their cigar tobae- ironage otherwise bestowed is likely j to encourage non-Drogressiveuess in merchants. More and more tbe people are coming to discriminate against stores that do not advertise enterprisingly, •ersisteutly, aggressively; for they realize that such stores are not up** to date, are not the sort that will keep the city ia van of live 'places, ot awake communities. More this coming year tbaa ever before will your advertising be the test by which all else will stand or fall— so plan it liberally, plan it on winning lines. A Dangerous Operation. is the removal of the appendix by a sur geon, So one who takes Dr. King’s New Life Pills is ever subjected to this frightful trdeal. They work so quietly you don’t feel them. They cure con stipation, ^headache, billioasness and malaria. 25c at all druggists. Qjme Law Needed. In order to prevent tbe extermi nation of game in Georgia it will be necessary for t’ e legislature to enact laws for its protection. And it ought to do so. The rate at which game is disappearing in this state indicat s that it will n.t be long before there will be none felt. There isn’t much now. — The reason that the present condi tion exists is that too many bun ere are not satisfied with killing game in moderation, but they go to the length of wholesale slaughter. Many bunt birds and other game for the money there is in it and net for the sport at all, and the result is that large qaantities are slain. There should be a limit to the bag of the day, and when one reaches the limit he sh >uld be compelled by law to stop. This is r he la w iu some of the states and its beneficial effects h*ve been noted from the first. Georgia should have such a law. and must have, otherwise game in this state soon will be gone. The next legislature should ena> t such a law as will insure game pro tection. Legal Advertisements. Fire At Ochlocknee. On the night of the 29th ins’, the best part of Oohioeknee. Thomas County, was burned, some dozen houses being burned and the Coast Line Ry., station was only saved by herculean work. bfistmas approaches,the season en toys and gifts of various ds make tbe heait of childhood d, and lest this gladness be bed into sorrow for both the •d and the giver of gifts it will be amiss ro urge thal such toys Elected as will not be danger- *• The average boy love3 the ®ost that is the most danger- lust why this is true has not in explained, but the fact re- dns, but it should serve to pnt fents and others on their guar l reference to the character of Goys they^present to their cbil- chopping By Store Ads. More and more people are coming to regulate their shopping by the store- ads. More md more people are getting out of the habit of going to “the nearest place,” or to the place they have usuaiiy visited for i ertam pur^ chases. - More and more do people under stand and believe that when you have a bargain to offer you will ad* vertise it adequately—and that when you do not advertise at all it is be cause you have not, at that lime anything to advertise. More and more people are coming to decide things from reading the ads—and to depeud upon the news and the tacts contained m the ads. for guidance in planning purchases. More and more are people coming to understand that ool* enterprising DECATUR MORTAGE SALEi Will be sold in front of the Court House door, in the city of Bainbridge, in said county, during the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in Jan. 109 the follow ing described property, toswit; One h.adred [100] acres of land off ol lot of.land No - 342 situated in fhe Donal- sonville [14th] district of said county, bounded as follows; On the north by lands of Jesse James on the east by lands of A. Fort, on’the south and we t by lands of Clifford a,nd Donald Gray, and levied upon as tbe property of the Defendant to satisfy a mortgage lita issued from Decatui Superior Court, at the November term 1908, in fav or of the First National Bank ol CMquitt vs. M. O. Hopkins. This Dec. 2, 1908' I. F. PATTERSON. Sheriff. DECATUR MORTGAGE SALE. GEORGIA—Decatur. County. Will be sold before the Court House dodV, in the city of Bainbridge, in said county, during the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in Jan. 1909, the fol lowing property, to-wit: One seven year old black mare mule named “Pet,” One seven year old black mare mule named “l’ell’'both purchased from Hamp Flo vers, and levied upon as the property of Defendant to satisfy one mortgage fi fa issued from the city court of Bainbridge in favor of J. A. B. Jjikes vs E, T' Mosely- This December 2, 1908. L. F. PATTERSON, Sheriff. DECATUR MORTGAGE 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 Jan 1909, the follow ing de.cribed property, to-wit: . One forty [40] horse power Schofield Boiler, one twenty-five [25] horse power Engine, one DeLoach saw mill, with saws and attachments, one DeLoach edger, one D. S. Abbott Company Lath Machine, and bolter, together with all belts, shafting and attachments, said described property levied on as the property of Defendant to satisfy a Mortage Fifa issued from the city - court of Bainbridge in favor of the Decatur County Bank vs. J. D. Bratcher. This Dec. 2, 1908. L. F. PATTERSON, Sheriff, DECATUR MORTGAGE SALE, GEORGIA—Decatur Ccuuty. Will be sold, Defore the Court House door, in fhe city of Bainbridge in siid county, during'.he legal hours of sal?, on the first Tuesday ia.Jan. 1909, the following described property, to-wit: One gray mare, about six years old, named “Pet’’, one red wheeled black bug gy and three head of stock cattle, consist ing of one milch cow and two yearlings, and levied upon as the property of J. B. Johnson to satisfy a mortgage Fifa issued from (he citj court of Bainbridge in favor of the Bank of Donalsonville vs. J. B. Johnson. This Dec. 2, 1908. L. F. PATTERSON. Sheriff. Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA—Decatur County. Under and by virtue of ?n order of the Honorable the court of Ordinary * of said County, I will sell at public outcry at the Plantation o the late G. I’earce Wood, near Attapulgus on Thursday the 17th day of December 190S Six hundred bushels of corn, five tons baled hay, sweet potatoes cotton seed five tons of acid and kainit nine thousand stacks of red seed cane one sixteen horse powet Boiler one cotton gin feeder and condenser one grist mill one new hay press disc plows harrows mowing machine and rake sulkey stalk cutter and cultivater together with all ether farming utensils plows hoes gears etc. on said plantation. Also two wagons two buggies and harness shade wire one thousand pounds, one lot of coal tar and liir e, one syrup evaporator, and one cotton Press, horses and mules, to gether with the household and kitchen furniture of said deceased, Also at the same time and place 1 will rent the entire Plantation of said deceased, including residence, tenant bonses, tobac co shade and the entire premises for the year 1909. Also at same time and place I will sell the heaid of five Jersey cows on said Plan, tation, not belonging to the estate, consist ing of twenty odd head, together with Separator and all dairy fitures. T. M. Hines Admr. Estate of G. Pearce Wood. Citation For Charter. STATE OF GEORGIA, Decatur County. To The Superior Court of said County: Nature Tells Yon, As Many a Bainbridge Reader Knows Too Well. When the kidneys are sick, Nature tells yeu ail about it. The urine Is nature’s calendar. Infrequent or too frequent action Any urinary trouble tells of kid ney ills. Doan's Kidney Pill's cure all kid ney ills. F- L. Jones, Justice of the Peace, S. Court St., Quitman, Ga., says; “I consider Doau’s Kidney Pilla a remedy of merit as they have been of great benefit to me. My. kidneys were very weak and the too frequent action of the secre, tions so-etimes compelled me to get up at night. I had dull pains in my back and loins and felt weak and lame. When 1 read about Doan's Kidney Pills, I pro cured a hox. They not only regulat el the actions of the kidneys se cretions but gave me relief from the backache and pains. I can now rest much better at night and feel generally improved ” " For sale by all dealers. 1- Price l ° Chants advertise adequately and ; ,o cents- Foster-Milbarn Co., Buf* m ^minllY^--ore and more- } . aio, New York, sole agents for the mfoim o 7 realize tha i United States. rJloaZ supportrthat P- “ DECATURMORTGAGE 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 Jan. 1909, the following described property, to- wit: One white horse about six years old, named '‘Buckshot,” and one gray mare mule about twelve years old, named “Beck” and levied upon as the property of Defen dant, to satisfy a Mortgage Fifa issued from the city court of Bainbridge, in favor of J. E, Napier, vs. J. A. Hayes. This Dec. 2nd, 1908. L. F. PATTERSON, Sheriff. DECATUR > UE SALE. DECATUR MORTGAGE SALE GEORGIA—Decatur County. Will be sold bef're th-e court fcon?e door, in the city of Bainbridge, iu said county, on tbe first Tuesday in Jan. 1909, during the legal hours of saie, the fo:l rwing described property, to-wit: 2 desks; fifteen section bookcase; twenty six [26] volumes of Encyclopedia of law: [80] eighty volumes of Georgia Reports; four [4] chairs, let of rugs, one clock; one cuspidore; one coal scuttle, lot of miscel- aneous Law Books, one Typewriter all of said described propeity levied upon as the property ctf Defendant to satisfy a mort gage fi fa. from the city court of Bainbridge in favor of C. W. Wimberly vs. W. D. Sheffield, This De.c, 2nd 1908. L. F. PATTERSON Sheriff. City Tax Sales. GEORGIA—Deca , oiiSTV: Will be- sold, before tbe Court house door, m the city of Bainbridge, in faid County, on the First Tuesday in Jan. 1909, during the legal hours of sale the following described property to-wit: One ox cart, six [6] head of oxen, de scribed as follows- One brindle ex, mark ed two splits in each ear; one dark brown ox, marked crop and half crop in left ear and crop and split in right ear; one black and white pided ox, marked swallow fork andunderbit in each ear, one dark brown ox, with white belly and white soet” on the right side, marked upper square in each ear, one dark brown ox marked crop and split in right car and uudersquare m the left ear, one brown ox, marked swallow fork and underbit in the right ear and swallow fork in the left ear, said described property levied upon as the property of Defendant tosatify a Mortgage Fifa issued from the city court of Bainbridge, in favor of the Decatur County Bank vs. J. D. Bratcher. This Dec. 2, 1908. L. F. PATTERSON. Sheriff. Corporation of Bainbridge. GEORGIA—Decatur County. Will be sold before the court house door, in tbe city of Bainbridge, in said county, on the first Tuesday in Jan. next, during the legal hours of sale, the following described property, to-wit: One vacant lot in said city bonnded on the North by Lichenstadter, on the east by Potter street, 011 the south by Lichenstadter on the west by Academy avenue, and levied on as the prop erty of Mrs. E C Helton, to satisfy a city tax fi fa issued by E A Wimberly clerk of council vs. Mrs E C Helton. Also at same time and place two honses and lots in said city, bounded on the north by Emelina Mitchei, east by Primus Perkins, south by cemetery street, west by J. W. F. Johnson. Lev ied on as the Droperty of Mrs. CLloe O’Neal, to satisfy a tax fi fa issued by E A Wimberly, clerk of ’council, vs. Mrs Chloe O’NeaL This 1st Dec. 1908, C. M. Barks, Chief of Police. Also at the same time and place, one bookcase together with contents there of, consisting of law Lbrrry of Georgia, reports and other books, contained in the law office of Defendant, Albert E. Thornton, in tbe Baggs Building in the city of Bainbridge; and levied on as the property of said Defendant, to satisfy a city tax fi fa <*ued by E A Wimberly clerk of council, vs. Albert E. Thorn ton, tor city taxes, ter the year 1907. fiJt ri'Ci It J ofPolice. The petition of F. H. Wade, C. O. Misenheimer and W. E. Ingram, all of the county of Decatur and State of Georgia, respectfully shows: 1st. That they desire for then selves, their associates and successors, to be incorporated and made a body politic under the name and style of “CARO LINA LUMBER COMPANY” for the period of twenty years. 2nd. "The principal office of said Com pany shall be at the town of Attapul- gus, Ga., in said county aforesaid, but petitioners desire the "right to estalish branch offices within the state or else where, whenever the holders of a ma jority of the stock may so determine. ?rd. The object of said corpo-atior is precuniary gain to itself ano its share holders, 4th. The business to be carried on by said corporation is a general saw mill and lumber business. It iso desires the right to engage in the naval store busi ness and any other incident ot the suc cessful operationjo tne same. It also desires the right to own and o: erate a commissary in connection with said business. 5th. The capital stock of said corpor ation shall be Fif 15-One Hundred Dol lars, with the privilege of increasing the same to the sum of Twenty Thous and dollars by a maj -rity yote of the stockholders, said stock to be dh ided into shares of one hundred Do.lars each Ten ptr cent of the amount of canital to be employed by them has been ac tually paid in. Petitioners desire the right'to have the subscriptions to said capital stock paid in money or property to be taken at a fair valuation. 6tb. Petitioner? < sire the right to sue and be sued, to plead and be im pleaded, to have and use a common seal to make anv and all necessary b;- laws and regulaticnsrard to do all other things that may be necessary for the successful carrying on of said business including the right to buy, hold and sell real estate and personal proi erty suitable to the purpose of the corpora tion, and to execute notes and bonds as evidence of indebtedness incurred, or which may be incurred in the conduct of the affairs of the corpora tion and to secure the same by moort- gage, security deed, or other form of lien. under existing lawB. 7th. They desiie such other rights, powers and privileges as are incident to like corporations or permissit-la un der the .aws of Georgia. Wherefore, petijioners pray to be in corporated under the name and style aforesaid with the powers, privileges and immunities herein set forth, and as are now, or may h?real ter be a corpor ation of similar character under the laws of Georgia. Filed in office Nov. 11,1908. C, W, W1MBERLEY, Clerk. JNO. R. WI SON, Petitioners’ Attorney. GEORGIA—Decatur County. I hereby certify that the fo« POISON Bone Palis, Cai- car, Seal! Stic, Pimples. We Will SemISampleSliowing Hoi B. B. B. Cures Above Troubles, air Eczema aud Rheumatism. For tweuty-fh 3 years.Botanic.Bloov Balm (B 15 B) has been curing yearly thoands of stiff erers Lom Primary, Secndarv or Tertiary Blood Poison and all forms of Blood Disease. We solicit the most obstinate cases, for P. B B cures where all else fails. 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FREE BLOOD CORE COUPON This coupon (cut from Bainbridge Democrat), is good for one large sam ple of Botanic Blood Bam mailed free in plain packages. Simply fill in your name and address on dotted lines be low and mail to BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. State nm; of trouble, if y . s true *nd correct copy of the original Petltitien for Charter ot “Carolina Lam her Company”, now ot file in my office This Nov. Ilth. 1908, , C. W. WiMBBRLEY, Clerk. Tax Collector’s Notice. I will be at the Allowing named places on dates given below for the pur pose of collecting State, County and School taxes for the year iSOS. 1st rocsd. Rock Pond, Monday Oct. Iron Citv, Tuesday Donalsonvilie Wednesday BoyettviHe Tears, morning Steam Mill Thurs. afternoon Spring Cree.k Friday Kendrick Saturday Recovery Monday Faceville Tuesday Fowltown Wednesday *- ttapulaus Thurs. morning Amsterdam Thurs. afternoon MeRaeville Friday morning Bells Saturday Clim*x Monday , barkers (at Bells store) Tuesday 20th Belcher Wednesday Brinson Thursday Pine Hill Friday Bainbridgee Saturday 2nd bound. Rock pond Monday Oct. Iron City Tuesday Donalsonvilie Wednesday Boyettville Thurs. morning Steam 'dill Thurs. afternoon Spring Creek Friday Kendrick Saturday Recovery Monday Noy, Faceville Tuesday Fowl town We Inesday At agalgus Thurs. morning Amsterdam Thar-« i: MeRaeville F 7 morning Bell’s Saturday Climax Monday Parkers, at Beil’s store Tuesday 24th Belcher Wednesday 25th Brinson Thursday 20th Pine Hill Friday 27th Will be at Bainbridge two weeks of November Superior Court. Books will positively elose December 29th accord ing to law J. W. 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