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As they appear in this paper. FOR THE SENATE. D A 11 Crum, S R Fields. FOR ORDINARY. J C Punnaway, I< L Woodward, J A Littlejohn, J D Hargrove. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. .T T Hill, Willis Johnson, W V Harvard. Dr L W Mobley. CLERK OF COURT. A L Calhoun, J Frank Powell. FOR SHERIFF. L Nobles, J A Walden. H W Powell. Louis Clcwis FOR COLLECTOR. C R Morgan, .T U Scott, J C Fenn. FOR RECEIVER. H C Brown. FOR TREASURER. D A Taylor, U M Wood SURVEYOR. W E Barker, J S Smith. D U Corey. FOR CORONER. J M D Peavy. O B Shell. FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL F A Hooper J R Williams FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I am a candidate for the Legisla ture subject to Democratic nomina tion. J. T. HILL. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I announoe myself as a candidate for representative subject to the democratic primary: If elected I will trv to do my full duty to my constituents. I respectfully solicit your suffrages. WILLIS JOHNSON. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. To tne Vienna Progress. The friends of J B Scott announce him as candidate for tax collector, subjeot to the aotion of primary. We ask the support ot the voters ol Dooly county for Mr. Scott. FOR THE SENATE, Subject to Primary, D. A. R. CRUM. FOR THE SENATE I hereby announoe my oandidaoy for the Senate, subjeot to tho Dem ocratic primary, soliciting tho sup port of a’.l. If nominated by the voters of this, county and eleoted by the voters of the counties composing the distriot, I promise to servo tho people conscientiously and with all tho energy that is within me. Most Respectfully, S. R. FIELDS. FOR ORDINABY I am a candidate for the office of Ordinary of Dooly county, subject to the primary. Your support will bv appreciated. LUCIUS L. WOODWARD. FOR ORDINARY I announoe myself ai a oandidat for tho office of Ordinary of Dooly county, subject to the primary. t ( eleoted I pledge myself lo an lmpar tial administration of the affa’rs ot the office, giving-oqnal rights to all unto all parts of the county. All favors shown will bo appreciated. J A LITTLEJOHN, FOR ORDINARY. To tho Voters of Dooly County; I hero by announoe to eaoh and- all of you that I am a candidate for the office of ORDINARY of our county, and most rospootfully solioit your support in tho democratic pri mary. If I am nominated I shall •wsrk from then till the following January in the office of some Ordinary so as to get a praotical knowledge of the duties required of me, and will make every effort possiple to give the pubio satisfaao tory service. JNO. C DUNAWAY. FOR REPRESENTIVE. To the qualified voters of Doolv oounty: I horoby announce myself as a candidate for tho legislature of Georgia, subject to tho democratic primary. I earnestly solicit tho sup port of tho qualified votors ot this oounty and pledging that if eleoted I shall represent the best interest of my constituents to tho very best of my ability, Yours to serve, W. V. HARVARD, FOR ORDINARY To the yoters of Georgia Dooly County.—Thank ingyou for the support heretofore given me, I again offer my servioes for the position of Ordinary of your county in the ooming primary elec tion. If eieotsd I shall endeavor to do my duty in the future, as in th past. Respestfully, J D HARGROVE, 0. T . C FOR REPRESENTIVE. To tho voters ef Dooly County: lama candidate to represent our county in the next Legislature, sub joot to the democratic primary. I will thank you for your confidedce and appreoiato your support. Respcotfully, LEWIS W. MOBLEY. Byromville, Fob, 26, 1004. FOR CLERK. I hereby announoe myself a oan- didato for Clerk of tho Superior court of Dooly county, subjeot to the demooratio primary. A L CALIIOUN FOR CLERK. I hereby announce myself a can didate for re-election to the offico of Clork Superior oourt subject to pri mary- I am vory grateful to the voters of tho county for tboir hearty support in tho past, and I earnestly solicit a continuance of same in the future. Very respeotfully, J. FRANK POWELL. FOR TAX RECEIVER. With muoh gratitude for the hon or bestowed npo me two years ago by tho voters of Dooly county, I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of tax ro ooiver-subjeot lo the primary. Yours truly, H C BROWN. FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL I am a candidate for ro-eleotion to the offioe of Solicitor General of the Southwestern Cirouit, subject to the demooratio primary of April 20th. I trust that conduot of the office in the past is sufficient evi dence that I will be faithful in the disobargo of its duties in the future, and I will appreciate ihc support of the good people in my race. Respeot’y F. A. HOOPER. FOR TREASURER To the voters of Dooly county: I horeby announce myself a can didate for re-election to the offico of Treasurer of Dooly- oounty subject to the Democratic Primary. If nom inated and elected, I promise to faith fully discharge the duties of the of fice to the best of my ability in the future as iu the past. Thanking you one and all for your support in the past and soliciting a continuance ot the same iu the coming nomination I am yours respectfully, D. A. 'TAYLOR. FOR TREASURER 1 hereby announoe myself oandida for Treasurer of Dooly oounty, subject to primary. Your support is earnoatly solicited, Yours very respeotfully, B. M. WOOD. FOR SURVEYOR. By request of friends I offer as a candidate forsurvoyor ofDooly Co., asking the support of the domocratio voters of the covnty. Prof. W. E. BARKER, Findlay Ga* FOR SURVEYOR. I hereby nnnounoe myself a candi date for Surveyor of Dooly county, subjeot to the Demooratio primary, and earnestly solicit the support of all voters. J. SUMMER SMITH. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby annouuoe myself a can didate for Sheriff of Dooly oounty, subjeot to the primary. I solioit an honest vote and promise faithful ■ervioo. L. NOBLES. FOR SURVEYOR Yielding to the expressed wishes of my neighbors and others who kuow me, 1 announoe myself a can didate for Surveyor of Dooly, sub ject to the primary. D. O. COREY. FOR SHERIFF. To the voters of Dooly county: I hereby announce myself a candidate for the offico of sheriff of Dooly county, subjeot to primary, aud earn estly solioit your support. Very respeotfully, J. A. WALDEN.- FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announoe mysolt a cani- idato for sheriff of Dooly County, subjeot to primary. If nominated and elcted, I promise a diligent and faithful preformanoe of the duties of this important office. I earnestly solioit Biiport of the voters of the county, and thauk them for all past favors. Homer Mims will be my deputy. H. W. POWELL. FOR SHERIFF To the Voters of Dooly county. I hereby announoe myself a cand idate for Sheriff of Dooly county, subjeot to the demooratio aomiuation aud solist the support of all qualified voters. LOUIS CLEWIS FOR TAX COLLECTOR. 1 hereby announoe myself a can didate for tax oolleotor, subjeot to the primary, and will sinoorely ap preciate the support of the people. Very respeotfully, JOHN C FENN. A STATEMENT. I hereby say to the people that I am no longer in the race for coroner. I retire from the race in favor of J M D Peavoy.- He is a one-legged confederate soldiei and I will not run against him, D ARNETT, EOR SOLICTOR GENERAL Since becoming a candidate for nomination to the offioe of Solioitor General of the South-Western Judical Cirouit, it has been my purpose and I have endeavored to meet face to face as nearly as possible with all of tho voters of the Cirouit, which I perferred to the method of general letter writing. The Primary, however, having been fixed for suoh an early date, renders it impossible for me to fully ac complish this purpose, and I there fore respeotfully ask the privilege of th's additional medium ot an nouncing my candidacy, and will appreciate the support of my fellow oitizens. Respectfully, J. R. WILLIAMS. J B Smith came to town Monday, J M Ward, the ohioken man, was here Monday. JnoR Smith, of Arabi, was >in Vienca Tuesday. Editor C J Shipp, of the Sentinel, was here Tuesday Spring oats, like good soldiers are in their boots C C Cutts, the land man attended legal sales Tuesday. J P Heard is putting a wire fence around hit) fish pond. Judge Z llardiney, ofPatoville, attended ordinary's court Monday- W T Perry and wife of Sycamore speut Sunday with Sheriff Sheppard. Misses May and Effio Butler, of Drayton, were here Saturday and Sunday. Easter brought a oold snap, but it was not oold enough to snap off the peaches. Overcoats were comfortable Mon day morning while the farmers were planting cotton. Prof. Newton, a California humorst, entertained a goodly crowd at the opera house Friday night, There is a olapper iu the court house Sell that is intended for fire alarm, but no rope has been tied to it. FOR CORONER I am a uandinate for Coroner of Dooly county, Buhject to the 'demo cratic primary. ft. B. SHELL. To the Votors of Dooly County. The duties incumbent ninpon the Sheriff in this county ncsesila.es having two deputies, ami if I am nominated for sheriff in the primary my deputies will he C I Bennett and W L Sheppard. Yours Very Respeotfullv J A WALDEN. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. To the voters of Deoly county: I hereby announoe myself a can didate for Tax Colleoton of Dooly oounty, subject to the demooratio primary, and solioit the support of all qualified voters. Yours very respeotfully, C. R. MORGAN THE MoNEEL Marble Co.. Ma rietta and Cordele, have the largest m 111 South. Write or call for prii i a Only two weekR to the primary^ The registration books will close Saturday night. A boy is at eaoh of the homes of Ool. W- F. George and B. D. Byran Jr. A ohiok without eyes was batohed Sunday at T. R- Smith’s and doing well. TheRabit Foot show was here again Friday night for the third time. It is a fairly good higholase negro show on a large scale. The railroad will give a rate of one fare for the round trip plus 25 cents, to the sugar cane convention at Jaoksonvillo May 4, 5, and 6. Miss Ethel Hall, of Cordole, has been spending several days here with Miss Lilia May MoDonald and Misses Cliff and Annie Whitehead. Tne dwelling house of Mr. E. B. Gunn at Pinehurse was burned Sunday night, almost at the hour of tho death of his brother at Byromville. He thinks the house was fired. Communications for this paper in tho interest of individual candidates must be signed by some known oitizen of the county An artiole advoting ajoandidate against another and signed by a factitious name will not he published, even though We know who wrote it. The publio must know. Hog Cholera Remedy for sale by .Tas Williams, Route 4, Vienna Ga. Send $1 for formula and family right. It is guaranteed. Been used in this eounty sinoe June with perfect satisfaction. Can give reference. THE MoNEEL Marble Co., Co dele, Ga., foi prices and designs or Monumental work. tf. FOR SALE All of my household and kitchen flhnture and anew drop hear Singer sewing machine. II D SMITH STREET TAX NOTICE Book for collection of street taxes for year 1904 will opon on the 1st day of April 1904 and will dose on the 10th day of April 1904. Street tax payers of oity of Vienna will take due nolioe and govern hemselves accordingly. J. A. WALDEN, Clerk and Treasnrer. TAX RECEIVER’S ROUNDS. 1 will be at the following places on the dates named for the purpose of allowing you to give in your taxes: COL. JOHN F. POWELL, Whose death occurred in Vienn a short tune ago. The Chicago Florida Special train that has been running over the Georgia Southern is discontinued for the season. Mrs H J Lawrence and her two. bright little girls are on a visit to Mrs. O. M. Heard. Their home is in Talbotton. Miss. Luise Riohaids, of Talbotton, ia making bright the social side of Vienna by a visit to Mrs. O. M. Heard. District First Second Uimdilla Pmehurst Findlay Third Sixth Seventh Ninth Tenth 14th 16 th Uth Cordele Apr Apr May 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 4, 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 May 2, 18 May >3, 19 Einerich. May 23 a m Straw, Mry sil p m Oak Grcve-, May 24 Midway, May 26 Dakota, May 26 am Sibley, May 96 p m Wennna, May 27 a m Cordele. Mav 28 Vienra, May 29, 30 Books will close May 31 Please look at jour deeds before coming to give in your tax, so that you can give nnmber and whioh part of the lot you own as required by law. Very respeotfully, H. C. BROWN, T. R. D. C- Ga. Hospitality at Small Expense Entertainment—that is, pleasure to your euests—does not depend on the money you spend, but on year own knowledge of hew r eeive and extend'hospitality. Christine Terhnne Herriok tells you all about i post paid, 60 cents.