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E MEM EVERYTHING... J. P. HEARD & SONS, Bankers and (iaiteral fee VIEWiA. GEORG! THE VIENNA* NEWS. TWICC-A-WCCK. T. A. ADKINS, JR„ Editor. T, A. Jr., Md W. T. ADKINS, Proprietors. Official Organ Dooly County. Official Organ of. the City of Vienna. Kntered at the Postoffice at Vienna, Ga., aaSccond Class MniiMatter. Advertising rates furnished on request |Q^,Thc News tviii not be responsible f or view* expressed by correspondent*. RATKS OF 8UB8CRIPTSON: One copy, one year; .4.. $x. 00 One copy three months 3g Published WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. 'PHONE No. 11. WEDNESDAY,' MARCH 5th, 1903. News and, Comment- A bill has been introduced in the Vir ginia legislature allowing women- of that itate to carry pistol*. There Ia n Terrell’club, a Gucrry club and en Eitiil club at the State University —they will club Smith later on. From, n bushel • of corn the distiller gets four gallons ot wtidsky which is re tailed at $16.80. The farmer gets 35cts- the U; Su government gets $4.40; the railroad company gets |i; tn<- manufac turer gets $4; the drayman- gets ijcts; the -.selldr gets $7; the consumer gets drunk' the wife gets hunger; the cbil GEORGIA; SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA. Schedule In Effect Jan. 5, 1C02. Southbound. dren get rags: the politician gets office, and the mantnat votes license get; asks an exchange. i gets what? Atlanta Irishmen will not sleep over St. Patrick’,4 Day tlils year but will cele- j brate in a most fitting manner. Governor Candler is confined to his bed at tile mansion with the grip and for the’ first time In forty years has.called in a physician, The final decision of Secretary Phil Cook gives to Coffee county about 4,300 acres of land upon whicli Berrien has heretofore been collecting taxes. Harvey Neesmith shot .his wife and himself to death at Pelham Monday and left a -fit-months old babe to the mercy ot the charitable! Whisky was the cause. Montana has a bride and groom whose weights .are 400 and 367 pounds respectively. It goes with out saying that they never did their courting in a buggy, of the h. m. t. dimensions. Half the business portion of Mdnie- zutna was submeifted during last weekf* storm and the stores and dwellings.were two or three feet in water. The damage amounted to hundreds ot dollars. Strong,.appeals are being made to President Roosevelt from all parts ot South Carolina urging him not to aban don his Intention to visit the Charleston exposition. The white.house is being flooded with leitcrs.'.telegrams and edito rial comments from southern newspapers assuring the president that the fair- minded peopfe- ( ofThe southland have uo sympathy with the disgraceful perform- ances of the two Ssuth Carolina senators in tlie- senate, and.-they also deprecate the rude action ot Lieutenant Governor Till man , iu.,connection . with the. proposed presentation of a sword tp Maj. Jenkins. ANNOUNCEMENTS A Nebraska editor stated that 1 certain girl’s breast was filled with “rage,” but the writing was so bad that the printer mude it “rags,” and now. the- editor is camping out on a rise where he can get a good view of the landscape from-ail di rections. Truth hurts sometimes. TERRELL IN DOOLY. Mn. Editor: Hon. Joe Terrell spent one night and one duy with Dooly, county people and made one of the plain est speeches that ever was heard lust’ Monday. He covered all the ground and bullied nobody, which is admired by everybody who heard him. He had a packed house, and told the people of Doolv what would be his duty it he was sleeted and what was not his duty. He is one man whom Georgia will be proud of and I like his politics t’ronj end to end. I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty. It the good people of Georgia should take the medicine.that is offered to them by the other fellow it will mix up politics, religion and prohibition with state affairs. In Mr. Guerry’s talk in Atlanta he saiu Terrell left the plow han dles to try and become a lawyer, but hud never succeeded in doing -so,, and that Estill was too inno cent a man to fill the office ot.gov. ern.iir. He charged Terrell with being the candidate of the South ern railroad and whisky ting. On the question of prohibition Mr. Querry said that he was a state prohibitionist; that on local dis pensary bills, if elected governor; he would veto bills in dry counties and approve them-in wet counties. The idea Mr. Terrell is not a suc cessful lawyer! I am told by some ot the best lawyers ot this state that he ranks among the very ublest to be found. It he had not been a good lawyer why did the people elect him U6 their. Attorney Gen eral ? - „ . . *» Mr. Editor, this is all told for a •lodger. Mr. Terrell comes ^before the people with* *n clean record, and will make u governor that the people of Georgia will at way» be Sgoud of. O. B. PfiURY. E, F. Blodgett, a son of the late Fos- ttr Blougett, |won out in the scramble for the Atlanta postoffice. The deeds of the parent scents ■ t» be rewarded by the administration even to the third, and fourth generation. The governor is trying his best to get rid of the grip in the mansion, while there are some others straining every nerve, traveling.night and day and talk ing people to death trying to get a grip on the mansion. Representative. To the voters of Dooly county: I hereby announce rtiysefla* a candidate for representative from Dooly, county in the next general assehihly of Georgia, subject Jo democratic-primary. If nomi nated and elected, itshajl be my sole aim to represent th|5 tnterssts of nurcounty to the very best of my ability. The support Of every one ivlil'be' highly appreciated and kindly remembered. %■: Very respectfully, S. R. Fields. After being earnestly solicited by many of the good people of Dooly county to again T emer the race for. Representative of the General Assembly I have, after mature .deliberation, consented to stand for re-election. With grateful thanks to the good people of my county lor past kindnesses and the honor they conferred On me. I flfMlirP.thpm chof if nirtiiti jtlinaau stations. ♦ • ' I X? tilzie Flyer. Leave Macon Kathleen .! Grovaula •• .liuadllla .. .. .. ‘ Vienna 11 25am 12 19am 12 38am 12 50am 1 lflam 11 55pm 1 17pm 1 38pm * Arab). .. .. . ‘ Aehhurn Arrive Tlfton Leave Tlfton ........... j.' ■“ Sparks " ‘ .. *’ ” Adel ! - 1 55am 2 15am 3 38am 3 20am 3 29am 3 57am 4 02am 2 00pm 2 35pm 3 10pm 3 10pm 3 41pm Arrive Valdosta .V .V " 4 OSum 4 50a hi 6 OOa'rti 6 25am \ iVliftm - 4 35pm 5 02pm 5 10pm 5 40pm 0 12pm 0 3.1pm Leave ,Valdosta' .. .. .. Lake I’orli “ " ; Jennings. .. . .inspor 6 01am " Lake Ufy.,7 .. " Lake butler j .. 0 32am 0 55am Sampson Gitv ...... Hampton . . *, . Flornhome Arrive Pnlatkn ... 8 00am 8 14am 8 54am 9 30am 7 55pm 8 10pm 8 55pm 0 35pm Northbound. Bhoo-Fly! v«!d<wta I Express.,». 4 .lOpml 8 4'aiu 5 4.1pro 0 4lnm 0 10pm 10 ogam VI iupill 0 agpml loaiain-, 7 Olpm 10 flam 27pm 7 53pm 8 23pm 9 l.lpm 9 15pm 9 5Spin 10 04pm 10 11pm 11 05pm It o.lam 11 25am 11 48am 12 25am 12 30am 1 07am 1 12am 1 18am 2 00am ./ < STATIONS, Leave Paiatka .. .. . ’’ Flornhome .. . ** Hampton .. .. “ Sampson City . Lake Hut lev .. l.nke City “ White Springs Jasper Jenn.npf .. .. Lake Park .... Arrive Valdosta .. .. Leave Valdosta.., .. “ Heortplne .. .. " Adel , ‘ Sparks .. .. .. Arrive Tlfton .. .. . Leave Tlfton “ Ashlium .. .. Aralil " Cordele,. “ Vlennii .. .. . i linadllln .... ** Urornnla .. .. -“ Kathleen .. .. . Arrive Mncon 6 57am 7 40aui 7 55a ni 8 20.1in 9 OO. U11 9 23aiu 9 55am 10 17am 10 31nm 10 55am 11 05am 11 45am 11 51am 11 57am 12 30am 12-30am 1 08am 1 20am 2 08am 2 21am 2 48sm 3 U4nm 3 21am 4 10am [ 0 30pm 7 03piu 7 45pm 8 OOprn 8 -24pm 0 0.1pm I) 31pm 10 03pm 10 25pmi 10 40pm 11 10pm 11 25pm 12 14pm 12 50pm 1 24pm; 2 00pm 2 10pm 2 37pm 3 55pm 4 45a nt 5 37t.'m 5 43am 5 40am 0 35am B 40am 7 27a in 7 Mam 8 20am 8 -.'lam 9 12/un 0 35am| 10 OOauil Quick Pixie Shoo-Fly Valdosta Step. Flyer. Kxp! r csa. 5 00pm 5 41pm 5 47pm 5 52pni 6 30pm l) 30pm 7 08pm 7 29pm - 7 aOpui • 8 07pm 8 ,30pm 8 47pm 9 Olpm The new bridge that was in course 01 constiuction' betvyeen Oglethorpe nnd Montezums, being built by the county auihorlties, has been swept away and more than 300 yards of the Central of Georgia railway washed up. Hon James M. Smith disposed of bis cotton crop to a Macon firm Mondny which amounted to nearly 8100,000.. He is too good a farmer lobe contaminated by politics nnd we think the people will so decide when the opportunity offers Six prisoners made their escape from Greensboro, Ga., jail Manday night while the sheriff was peacefully slumber ing up stairs. The bars were, sawed asunder and a hole made in the wall and all escaped except one murderer who was too large to go through the opening. Sheriff W. L. Swindle who was robbed Thursday morning at a restaurant tn'Tif- ton of checks, money, gold watch, pistol, and. valuable court papers,, and the key of the Berrien county jail has recovered the checks, papers and keys. They were picked up near the railroad six miles away from town. Charles Broadway Rouss, the blind money king and philanthropist, died in New York Monday. He was reared in Virginia, served in thc'Confederate army and went in business in New York in 1K66. He had a standing offerof $1,090,- 000 for any one who woqld restore his sight for which many tried but ail failed, Letters have been sent out .by the At lanta Chamber ot Commerce, to all the wholesale merchants and manufacturers of that cjty to attend a meeting, to be held Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock. The meeting is tor the purpose ot stimulating effort to bring a large volume of out-of town trade to Atlanta, during, the sum mer months. Tfteir example Is worthy of imitation by smaller town«. Two Mormon elders whose backs were touched by lashes and switches in the hunds of Georgians somewhere In Hart county last September want, their pains and wounds rubbed out by the coins of the persons who are said to have bad a hand in the flogging .and are therefore asking for $50,000 in each case. Papers have been served on many of the beat citizens «i( the county, some of whom were miles i;way at the time of the Hog- S<“8» on me, 1 assure-them that if again chosen to represent them I will ever be faithful to their, trust,.. Respectfully, -V:',,D. W-. Harvard -Cb.jibe Voters of Dooly County: I hereby announce myself a candidate for Representative subject to the Demo cratic primary, and if elected will devote my time to t|ic interests of the people, Your support will be appreciated, ' Veryirespeetfuliy, J. S. Pats For Treasurer- I" hereby announce myself a candidate for re-elect km to 'ilie office of County Treasurer subject to the Democratic pri mary,- Thanking my friends for their support in the past, and soliciting a con tinuauce of Uie same, 1 am, Very respectfully, D. A. Taylor. For Tax Receiver. I hereby announce myself a canditate tor Tax Rc '• * * ' ' ' ' ccciver, subject to the demo erotic primary, ft elected will perforin tile duties encumbent upon me to the best of., my ability. Your, support will be appreciated. , Very respectfully, I ' { H. C. Brown, CHEAPEST MONEY ON EARTH!! We t guarantee tO make you a loan on your farm for less ex pense vand on easier terms than anyone. If you need money it will pay you to see us. J. H, Woodward & Son, | Lawyers, Vienna - Georgia, NEW BARBER SHOP. I have opened up a Barber 'Shop iu McDonald’s Block next-door to P. G. McDon ald’s store. Leave Macon, C. of a. .. .. Arrlye Atlnntn, C. of G.. .. !.* “ ** 4 20pm { 4 10a in 7 4!*pnil 7 25}iu 8 OUanil 11 2!kun| AkiTivo Atlanta, Southern Ity 7 35pm| 8 30am 10 20pm | 11 lOnn 1 Jtc'pn 1 45pm Leave Macon, Georgia It. R. . Arrive Auffu«t«. Georgia It. It. .. .* *1 4 15pm »3 55a n 8 lOprnf 7 45a in i -T 1 .. Leave Cordele. A. and N.. .. .. .. .. Arrive Albany, A. and N ■ jaiopmi 3 80pm 1 1 ' • • Arrive. Amerlcns, S. A,. Lr. .. ’’ Arrive-Montgomery, 8. A. L.. .. 2 10pm 2 24am 3 10pm 3 220 hi •7 40pm| 8 00am i I V Arrive Waycross, I*. S.'.. ... ****.** - 2 lOaml 3 00pm 0 lonm| 5 20pm 1 - Arrive Fitzgerald, T. and N. B. ■ 3 40puij 8 00am 4 4i5pm| 0 30am 1 ■ ' Arrive Thomasvlllc, T. T. and G *' 3 30pm| 5 45pm| Arrive. Quitman, So. (5n '' ’’ " Ar. Greenville, So. Ga 4 30pm 6 50pm 7 00pm Arrive Tbomasville, P. S. .. .! *.! ” *' 9 30ao 33aml 12 noaml 11 OOniiil l^inpmj 2.50pm) "i Arrive iJncksouvlllc. A. V. and W. .. 5 U0pm| 4 35/1111 8 80pm1 7 50aml i . "i i ... Arrive- Madison, Vsblostn So. ' , \' •9 30am| : i 11 00am 1 1 Arrive Jacksonville, J. 8. w. !! !! " •8 25aml i | 11 00am| | j Arrive Gainesville. C. of O.. ’’ ” •Daily exccpt"SuudayT ••SuiidaF onl57” 8 uupmi 8 ooaml | 0_05pm| o 00anil ' | , nrtoni. ... 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