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J. P. HEARD & S0N5, Bankers and General Merchants.
VIEMA. GEORGIA.
THE VIENNA NEWS. gyttMiwmiMMMMtHig ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Representative.
TWICC-A-WCEK.
T. A. ADKINS, JR., editor.
T. A. Jr., and W. T. ADKINS,
Proprietors.
;War Is S'
! Declared
REV. H. P. MYERS.
Official Organ Dooly County.
Official Organ of the City of Vienna.
.■Entered at tlie Postoflice at Vienna, Ga.,
as Second Class Mail Matter.
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Published WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
•PHONE No. ii.
SATURDAY, APRIL 12th, 1002.
Tho survey of the A. & B. posses
through the Dooly county campground
which is about three miles abovo this
,'ity. This will undoubtedly mean a
big thing for tho railroad and quite an
nccommodation for the hundreds of
people in this and surrounding coun
ties who attend tho Dooly cninpmeot-
ing every year, if tho road should be
fluilt on this route. Picnic excursions
would be a frequent thing along the
road to tho campground mid once they
try the cool Bhades and refreshing
spring water at tlie campground they
will bo certain to go again. Now, come
together with us Montezuma and Oor-
delo, so that wo will all have a cheap
and convenient way to attend the good
old Dooly oounty campmeeting.
"Our hustling young friend Adkins,
over nt that little town Vienna, must
have lmd a good bate of sour grapes
lately. Hear him: ‘The fact that
Cordelo don't want us to get another
railroad shows plainly that this town
amounts to something, .and they don't
want us to have a fair showing.’
Cordelo News
We are certain of one thing Bro.
McKenzie, and that is when we
get n good thing we are not of that
selfish disposition to try to keep our
neighbor from doing likewise, in
trying to boycot such on enterprise
by circulating a petition among our
people. The News is tor Vienna
ijrat but does not care how many
railroads and other enterprises that
Cordete secures. Cun you say this
much for our "little town?”
Snowflakes-
We ate having some very cool
weather for the time of year this
week.
There was a nice singing out at
Crossvitle, Sunday afternoon und
several of our young men and
women attended. They report u
very pleasant time.
VVe are glad to know that Miss
Rosie Culpepper who has been
sick for some weeks is improving
very fust.
Contractor Folds has quit driv
ing nail* for a while und accep
ted a position on tlie new A. & B.
railroad. ,
\\ e are very glad to know that
the sick of our town arc better at
this writing.
S. H. Moqre visited Pinehurst
on business Wednesday.
Quite a crowd of young people
wet at-the home of \\\. B. Wood*
ruff’s Sunday nighjt and spent a
very pleasant evening sjnging.
Mr. John Murray,is visiting his
sjster Mrs. Lee, Lussrtcr of Vienna
tjiis week.
-liurrub for Tencell. Snap.,
Mr. Editor: You invite “an arti
cle on some subject of public interest
in every Saturday's papor.” In re
sponse, I will through your columns
call attention of tho good people of
Dooly county to some matters of vital
concern to us all. This week I will
simply give some facts to be followed
later by some inferences from those
facts.
On the afternoon of March 37th, a
secret meeting of the representatives
of tho Louisville Whiskey interests was
held in the Galt Honso, in Louisville,
Ky. On the following day the Courier-
Journal published a leughty report of
this meeting, and the plans and pur
poses-of the whiskey manufacturers
and Jobbers who composed the meeting.
From this report we learn that
“Tlie association will be a national
organization. It will have headquar
ters in Louisville,and will be supported
by a fund to which the distilling and
liquor Jobbing interests of the entire
country nre expected to contribute. It is
understood that tho organization will
have unlimited financial backing, for
representatives of tlie trade every
where are taking a deep interest in the
movement, and have already author
ized the promoters of the organization
to call on them for funds. The money
will be used in employing speakers to
conduct campaigns in states where the
the prohibitionists are strong; in dis
tributing printed matter, in employing
statisticians and writers on eeonomio
subjects and anti-prohibition argu
ments particularly."
Note this I ‘ ‘Tlie money will be used
to conduct campaigns instates where
the prohibitionists ore strong."
The Courier-JournaJ goes on to say,
from the information received from
one of the representatives of tho whis
key interest;
"Tho organization will bo powerful
and will have plenty of financial book
ing. For instance, wo hove received
numerous letters from distilling con
cerns offering us $100, $200, $400 $500 a
year for a period of five years. None of
these concerns are large. Concerns
witli more capital will give more
money."
The paper futlior, states that "the
special aim of the organization will be
to show the people in some states,
where the prohibition movement is
especially strong, thefsllacy of their
question."
Now, Mr. Editor, where is there a
state in whloh the prohibition move
ment is stronger than in Georgia?
When was there a time in Georgia pol
itics when a vast corruption fund could
be used to greater advantage than just
now? Does it not look a little bit as
if this Louisville liquor movement was
timed just to meet the exigencies of
the liquor traffic here in Georgia just
as we are boginning to got the monster
by the throat ond throttlo him in the
white primaries?
What if white we are complacently
dreaming thnt we are managing our
own affairs there is a wide spread con
spiracy of unprincipled men, backed
by unlimited millions, to take matters
out of the hands of the people of Geor
gia and manipulate our elections to
suit the Interest of foreign corpora
tions!
Is there any danger of our being
tripped up? AVe shall see.
For Sheriff.
To the voters of ‘Joolv county:
1 hereby offer myself a* n candidate for
re-election to the office of Sheriff of Dooly
county, subject to the Democratic prims-
■ V If rc-elccted I shall in the future, ss
in the past, fill the office to tlie best of
niy ability. Thanking you for past fa
vors, 1 remain yours,
G. W. Sheppard.
To the Voters of Dooly county:
I hereby announce myself s« a candidate
for representative from Dooly county in
the next general assembly of Georgia,
subject to democratic primary. If nomi
nated and elected, it shall be my sole aim
to represent tlie interests of our county to
the very best of my ability. The supporr
of every one will be highly appreciated
and kindly remembered.
Very respectfully,
S. R. Fields.
After being earnestly solicited by many
of tlie good people of Dooly county to
again enter tlie race for Representa’tive
of the General Assembly I have, after
mature deliberation, consented to Hand
for re-election. With grateful thanks to
the good people‘of my county tar past
kindnesses and the honor they conferred
on me, I assure them that if again chosen
to represent them I wilt ever be faithful
to their trust. Respectfully,
D. W. Harvard.
To the Voters ol Dooly County :
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Representative subject to the Demo-
|cratic primary, and If elected will devote
my time to the interests of the people.
Your support will be appreciated.
Very respectfully, J. S. Pate
To the voters of Dooly county;
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Sheriff of Dooly county, subject to
the democratic primary, ft elected will
Iterform the duties incumbent upon me
to the best of my ability. Your support
will be appreciated. Very Rcsp't.
, ‘ LouifCLEivis,
Altera careful consideration of the
demands of my friends, I have decldded
to offer for representative, subject to a
democratic primary. Owing to the
scarcity of labor I will be unable to can
vass tlie county as I should, and hope I
will not be expected to call on each one
personally, but assure you I will ever be
grateful for your libera) support, and if
elected I wil.'i look to the Interest of the
county and the people at large.
Your humble servant,
H. W. Poivell.
For Treasurer-
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the office of County
Treasurer subject to the Democratic pri
mary, Thanking my friends for their
support in the past, and soliciting a con
tinuance of the same, 1 am,
Very respectlully, 1). A. Taylor.
After consulting with many of my
friends from different sections of the
county I have decided to run for treasurer
of the county, subject to the Democratic
Primary. Thanking my friends for past
favors, I solicit your support in the com
ing primary/j. W. Roberts.’
To the Voters of Dooly County;
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Treasurer of Dooly county, subject
to « democratic primary. If elected will
perform the duties incumbent tip on me
to the best ot my ability. Your support
will be aopreciated. Very Resp’t,
M. H, Hickson.
For Tax Receiver.
I hereby antiounce myself a candltate
lor Tax Receiver, subject to the demo
cratic primary. (I elected will perforin
the duties encumbent upon me to the best
of my ability. . Your support will be
appreciated. Very respectfully,
H. C. Brown.
For Tax Collector-
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the office ol Tax Col
lector, subject to the democratic prl
■nary, thanking my friends for their
support In the past, and soliciting a con
tinuance of the same. If nominated and
elected I will endeavor in me future, at
in the past, to correct errors or over'
sights which would save the taxpayer
cost in tuch cases. Very respectfully.
F.J. Lewis.
T. H. GREGORY,
UNflDILLA. - GEORGIA.
DEALER IN
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Buggies. If or all kinds of
Wagons I Country
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F
resh and Nice.
To the Citisens and Voter* of Dooly
County:
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Tax Collector aubiect to
a nomination by the Democratic primary
I aolicit the suppart of everybody, and if
elected will serve all to tht best of my '
ability. Respectfully,
Jao. A. Williams.
The friends of Mr. R. E. Harris, of
Cordeie, announces his candidacy for the
offiice of Tax Collector of Dooly county,
subject to the democratic nomination,
and earnestly solicit* the support of
toe citizens and voter* pf the county
in his behalf. If elected Mr Harris will
faithfully and Impartially perform the
duties of the office.
For Clerk Superior Court
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the office ot Clerk of
tlie Superior Conn of Dooly county,
subject to the democratic primary. I am
very grateful for the hearty support that
hat been accorded me in the past, and
earnestly hope for a continuance of the
same. Very respectfully,
J. Frank Powell.
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Mr. A. ROOBIN has just returned from
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A Large and Stylish line of
4New iStyle Fabrics^
CONSISTING OF
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Organdies, and a beautiful line of
Embroideries and Laces,
Silks, Satins, Ribbons,
All Widths and Qualities.
ALSO THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
LADIEs’AND MISSES’ HATS
. EVER 'BROUGHT TO VIENNA-
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Neckwear, Clothing* Shoes*
Slippers to Fit Everybody
And Other Seasonable Goods too Nnmerons to Mention
You are respectfully Invited to oall and
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1900 and 1901 Models $7 | 0
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Ttrea, equipment, sundries and sporting goods of all kinds, al
half regular prices. In our big treo aundry catalogue, con
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IKE model Bicycle ot onrmanufaciure. Vou can cutl:e till
to sso a week, besides having a wheel to ride for your- .-lf.
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