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j'IETY PEOPLE WHO USE PERUNA
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I TEFT. JOHNSON AND MISS ABBE JOHNSON, OP 9. %
■r. THFFT. JOHNSON, a well-,
B ysciety man of Washing-
B ingtoa, I). ~ topiaryodlast sua-
E- leading man in “ The Hteart of
B-lad” coißpaoy<wrl%ea-ttoe fo-llow-
Bftte-r to Dr. Hart man, of C\/liunbus,
E whiefa he gives his opinion of the
Brh remedy, Peruna. Mr. Jehnaon
Bp gU mf experiments with medl-
E /a the effort to lasprww a condl-
I impaired by overwork, I have
Erf nothing that has done so much
■as Peru me. Asa tonic It Is grand.
E- ptoaaare in rttctuwrn ending It to
Ess*>n7 people and to the public
m-afly. ”
E sister, Miss Abbe Johnaon, a tal-
E youa* actress-and woman,
Erf Washington, D. C., speak* in the
Best ternwef Peruna. Sfcesayw:
■ *■ p?e* la Tf -n
B I*v- an exoll*sn4 remedy. I
Bttiy Join with my brother, Mr.
B.Johnaoa, th® leadin* man>in “The
Bt of Ms-yland,” in testifying to
Bn a as a fine Professional
B r travel!*** from ariy to
Bhoaid not be withoat Peruna.”
Be abev* letter* were written from
Bring ton, D. C., Fourteenth and I
Bts.
B Pohert B. *tame!l, the great ro-
Btis actor, says: “Peruna in re-
Bin? to the nerves mod brain- It
Es me fxl like anew mao. M
IPCIRE DR&GS,
I Patent Medicines,
I'IKE STATIONERY,
And Druggists Sundries.
■ tan be bought at lowest prices from
I ALL & GREENE.
I
lOGAL NEWS
I _JN BRIEF.
■o fo Buatou Buggy & Harness
B for cheap buggies.
Bfr. J. M. Field welcomed the
B*ai of a fine baoy girl last week.
Hlr. J. Bernstein has been paint
■up his store and now calls it
■ blue front.
Buy your groceries at cost from
BA. Donahoo & Bro., at the
Bing out sale. 2t.
where will be services at the
Bseopal church next Sunda}- at
All are cordially in-
Bd.
B l *' Mary Dwelle, of Charlotte,
I C., is the guest of her aunt,
B John P. Anderson,for a short
Be.
Bui! stock of groceries retailing
B'holesale prices at E. A Don-
Bo & Bro- 2t.
Br. C. T. Joes, of Stilesboro,
■Priding a few weeks with rel-
B*s in Sullivan county, Tenn.
BE. John Rousch, manager of
B Ladd Lime Works, donated a
■ load of lime to rebuild t)*; sol
'■* hom in Atlanta. This is a
y Hberal contribution from Mr.
|tisch,
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Ml Staffed Up
‘at’s-Jie condition of many suffer?*!
<x*nrrh, especially in the morning,
'wit dffioulty is experienced. in clear-
B the lead and throat.
Xo wmder catarrh causes headache,
‘pairs die taste, smell and hearing,
■utß he breath, deranges the stom
a and ffeste the upp&itti.
To cur* catarrh, treatment must be
‘natitutbnal—alterative and tonic.
Si was afflicted with ca'wWi. I took
aiAneaof difh-rent kinds, dying each
hir tfiaft bqt gradually eryv worse until
- r 'uld haffly hear, taste or smell. I the*
'm't'nnpd , try Mood's Sarsaparilla, ’and
m*tles J was c(*ed mid
mot hfl any return of the disease
l 'ce.’ KvesE Forbes, Lebanqp, Kan.
ioods Sarsaparilla
ires cataih —it soothe* and strength
tbe iryjous irfembrane and builds
i> the wlib; system.
PERUNA HAS MAJfT FHttEIlD*
among sectetj pM-ate a^oryrihaf*.
They all reco&meß it at a fne
tonic, excellent far anuJKa, celda and
hoarseness to wUeh >; at ah itehle
Late hcnire, awari, the mm
lesa rounds of social dutaaa, the an aw
<Uent supping of nervoaa vitality, aialf*
the society feaa ar wagaaa especially
ftahle to tfffectiaaa a t cataavhal origin.
' Vice President Iktxa %ler, prifcarV
nently connected in Chicago, aai Tice
President of the llMnoia Woman’s Ah
liance, in a letter written from eio'Sast
doth street, says: “Duringthepaatyeai
I gradually lost flesh amt atramgA unhit
I warn unable ha jiarte aja my mark
proper!y. Peruna gave me an* Ufa
and restored my streprih. ” m
Geeage Backus, in “Wa w Sown Cast”
C0.,-saya: “Mknotr of atdiiag ah etlca
adoqa.in Mie spr igi relief fruju hoaaea
ns HUana. h* ie janjiftn ta all
persons who use their yatce fn priWlic
woak. It almaet immediately relieves
huskiness and renders the veioe strong
and natural.” *
Mies- Maude Lid am Bereri, one #f the
loading operasingersof America, writes:
aga my narves was# in danger ah
absolute and hopeless collapse from th
sitrafci of hard work, study and excite
menL A friend sent me a bottle of Pa
nina Mid prevailed upon me to take A
I did, with marveloas results.”
A nook on eatarrh sen agree by The
rune Meckoiae ©0.,, Columbus, Ohio.
Mr. Thomas M. Gilreath, who
has been located in Chicago for
i se/eral months, ijt risking In*
j mother at present.
Gentlemans 12 siz fllglin wnpeh
jeweled movement, Brga.m at
325,00 for * few dayu To
see them is to buy.
i\ Opt iWHA w.
Miss Ruby Purse left a few days
ago for Littleton, N. C.„ where she
will enter college. She was ac
companied on tbe trip by her *i*-
ter, Miss Louise.
E. A. Donahoo & Bro. have de
cided to quit busuions and will
close out their stock of gmcpries st
cost. Now is the time t* by your
groceries. *t
Little Robert Bflbr* happened-*
to an accident a few days ayu, by
badly dislocating hi* though
after the careful attention of Dr.
Griffii* is doing kicslf and will
soon be,out.
Buggies nnd snrriss in tbs latest
patterns and good styles at the
Burton Buggy and Harness Cos,
just received a aew ear laatf. Call
and see them at tha 'Hnrwn tottness
shop.
The friends of Maj. ©• o. H.
Waring, of Cement, will regret to
learn that he had a strsksai paral
ysis a few days aso. tf*j- Waring
received a stroke min tame ago
from which he h*d krgsly recov
ered.
Ladies s6lid gold waufc FWgin
or Waltham jeweled ■ovsraent,
aerfactly reliable time fc*epr*, for
a week I will make a spesaal price
50 regular $30.00 yatehsa.
F. ftawwili.
Mr. Ed Strickland, Jr., is now
engaged in the wholesale grocery
establishment of bis unde, Mr. Al
bert Strickland. He is a bright
and energetic young man and bids
fair to develop into a successful
man erf businsn*.
Gen. C. A. Evans, of Atlanta,
made a business visit to the city
Tuesday and met many old time
friends who were glad to shake
his hand once mare. No Geor
gian occupies a warmer place in
the hearts of Bartow csnntians
than Gen. Evans.
Mr. W. V. Baker was able to b
at bis office yesterday after an ill
ness of several weeks. His friends
ari glad to set him out again.
The Burton Buggy & Harness
Cos have just received a car load of
buggies which the will sell at bot
tom pricer. Cal-1 on W. T. Burton
and see them.
Hd. V. Price & Cos , h*d a repre
sentative with us last spring and
those who bought suits from us at j
that time will remember the excel- j
ent fit of each garment aud also the
workmanship. Try us again.
Remember the date, Oct 4th and
sth. C. L. Collins & Cos.
Miss Nancy Davis died at the
honrti of ‘Mrs. Arthur Davie last
Thursday, and was buried at Oak
Hill cemetery on Friday. 4lie was
a sister of the late Mr. Arthur
Davis, wan a devoted Christian, and
leaves a large circle of friends to
mourn bei loss.
Mr. J, W. Hill, of Resaca, and j
Mrs. Mary A. Griffin,of Oostanaula
Ga.. were married at the residence
of Dr. W. C. Griffin in this city
last Wedeusday eceuing, Rev. G.
W. Yarbrough porformmg the cer
emony. Mr. and Mrs. Hill left 011
the evening traiu for the home of the
groom at Resaca.
The board of county comrais
sioaiers desire an expression of the
people of the different districts of
the county upon an isstie of bonds
to complete the court. If the peo
ple prefer bonds they should let
the commissioners know before the
next meeting of the board, when
some action can be taken looking
to an election.
Tha Presbyterian church is be
ing overhauled and repainted in
side and out. Anew carpet has
been put down and the water
motor attached to the organ. Mr.
A. O. Granger has been the lead
ing spirit in the improvements and
much credit is due to his generosi
! ty for the work accomplished.
There is more catarrh in this section
of this country than all other diseases
put (•gether, and until the las* few
years was supposed to be incurable.
Vur a great many years doctors pro*
uouuued it a meal disease, aud prescrib
ed local relivedics, and bv constantly
failing to core with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science lias
proven catarrh to be a constitutional
treatment, Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu
factured by V. J. Cheney <fc Cos. Toledo.
0., is the only constitutional cure on the
market, it is taken internally in doses
from ten drop* to a teasposaifu). It acts
directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Thev nfler one
hundred dollars for any case it tails to
cure. Sendior circulars and testimon
ials.
Arid<**, F. J. CM KNEY A Cos,, Toledo, O
Sold by Brugeists, 75c.
H!l’s Family Pills are the best.
K, of P. Meeting Notice-
A regular con
ventfon of Car
keraville Lodge
So. 12,
will ke held in
th C-flsHe Hall
FrMmv,Oct. 11th,
1901, at 7 :§0 p. m. # ***’
g\ mp. Work in 2<l Rank.
C. M. Milam, C.C.
W. H. WlKliK, K. K.
-r— -rr — . 1 r. 7
Waqt flavertisernenis.
FOR SALE—Nine fine mules, McCor
mick binder,McCormick mower,rake,
superior drill, corn planter, Disc and
smoothing harrows, all of my tanning
toala. wagons, etc. Corn, fodder and
oats Seems. J. D, Trotter. 7-15-Sm.
FOR SAL# —Forr fine fresh cows, reg
istered aud liign grade Jerseys. J. S.
Beasley, M.D., fetilesbore,Ga, tf.
FOR SALK—The Powell house and lot
on Douglas street. Apply to John H
Wikle. tf,
f wish to rent for next year my o and
komeste'd farm, containing two hun
dred acres, more or less, with dwelling,
large stock barn, out houses, cribs and
pasture facilities. I will either rent all
to one party or divide into two horse
Thia is considered hr many as
the finest property in north Georgia, for
rest. I will rent to the right p*irty eith
er for |iart of the crops or for standing
eotton rent. I desire to rent this farm
at once toagood man. with good recom
mendation. Come and see me. William
11. Felton. IC-10-2t
FORREnr. Julia A. Aiken Fai m of
140 acres, in the Kith District. Now
regited to W. B FI. Barnes. Apply to
J. T. fUdleman, 8 West Alabama street.
Atlanta, Ga. sepliMt
FOR SALE OR BERT. A good three
horse Farm, mineral inoiuded. Ap
ply to~D J. Guyton, Cartersyille. Ga.
*epl9-4t
fuK RENT. 'My house on South Er
win street now occupied by Mr. K.
Hodges. Posaessiomgiven October Ist.
Address J. A. Crawford, Dalton, Ga.
2t
POSTED. All parties ere warned not
to hunt or haul pine off the pinejands
belonging to me in the 17th district.
This September 12, 1901. R. B. Hitch
cock, lmo
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FOR SALK OR RENT. Tb® R. H
Brown place, 381 acres, five miles from
Emerson, eight miles from Carters
ville. A foui-horse farm open. Wil
sell on easy terms.
The Gkoruia Loan A Trust Cos.
Macon, Ga.
or Milner * Anderson, Cartersrille, Ga
9-19-41.
m SPECIAL BARMS
the >iext 'l'en ] >ays.
80 CORSETS, such ae Thompson’s Glove Fitting, R. & G.,
Warner’® Health Corset, C B. a La Sprite extra long
waist, worth SI.OO to $1.25, at 69c only.
8 pieces of all wool 62 inches wide VENETIANS good and
stylish shades, worth fully SI,OO a yard at 75c only.
10 pieces of heavy twilled unbleached COTTON FLANNEL,
cheap at 10c, at 8 1 2c only.
The end of this week we will receive another ship
ment of
Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Hats.
which we will sell at low prices.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!
The New Store* Calling it the
MEW YORK I BARGAIN S^TORE
The Mo st for the Money.
JONES BUILDING, BANK BLOCK.
Have placed their entire stock, consisting of a great and complete assortment
of Dry Goods and Dress Goods. Silks, Underwear, Clothing, Shoes, Ilats, Caps,
Capes, Skirts, Walking Jackets, tailor made Suits, &c. Everything for everybody!
of the newest, the best, the cleverest and the cream of the market at special cut
prices. It will pay you before buying your fall goods to call and see our line first
and be posted with our prices, The fabric and the styles are the most fascinating
and with an eye single to your most critical taste. Our treatment to customers is
above reproach and beyond criticism. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money
back. A dollar saved is a dollar made and remember now is your chance or never
again to reap a good harvest, Come early before the great rush.
Big Driv in Fine Ladies' Kid Gloves. $1.50 Kind for 69 Cents a Pair.
Report of the Condition of
The First National Bant
Of Cavtersville, at Cartersvtlle. is the StwSe of
Rvoggia, at theclose of business,
Sept. S9th, 1901.
RESOURCES.
Load* ami iHsconntß...—. $188,658.94
Overdraft*, secured an’ unsecured 07.70
u. s. Bonds to secus® circulation 12,500.00
Premiumsou U.S. Bonds *ioo.oo
Stocks, securities, etc 2,254.29
Bankinft-honse. furniture and fixtures 5.000.00
Otiler Real Estate Owned 5,''79.(K1
Due frpm National Bn* its (net Reserve
Agents I *.9*1.72
Due from approved reseffe agents 6,i40.it
Internal-Revenue stamps.. 00.00
Checks and other caelf items .*. *.*30.75
Notes of Other National Ranks 2,015.00
Fractional paper currency, nickels and
cents 193.77
Lawful Mosey Rhskbvb is Banx. viz,
Specie...*. $ 7.098 no
tewtfer swkes 11,13.00 W. 138.00
Redemption fuudwith tJ. B. Treasurer
(5 F' Bl ' cent, of circulation) 025.00
T0ta1..... $292,580.37
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $50,000.00
SurplOs Fund 3.000.0 h
Unmvideai profitless expenses and tax
es paid 5,490.31
Natioual Bank Notes outstanding 12.5U0.00
Due to other National Banks 29?.15
Dividends unpaid 171.<0
Individual deposits subject to check 90,139 91
Cashier’s checks outstanding, 90.00
Bills payable, including certificates of
deposit for money borrowed 35.000.00
To* At $202,089.3W
State or Oeorwia, Co**fy or Bartow, ss:
I, J. H. Virion, Cashier of the above name i
bunk, do solemnly swear that, the above state
ment is true t® the best of niy knowl4>ge and
belief. J. H. VBMON, Basbier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me Mils 9th
day of Ost. 1901. SAMUEL F. HILA.R,
Notary Public for Bartow County, Georgia,
CoetKEet -Attest:
J. A. STOVER, 5
BAM P. JONES, (
.1. R, VTIKEK, i Directors.
L, H. MINFORD. )
The Great
MAJESTIC.
Commencing October 21st and continuing all week
we have arranged to nave an expert stove man, direct
from the factory, t© show oir friends and customers
that
THE GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE
will last longer, bake better and quicker, heat more wa
ter, and do all this in less time and with less fuel than
any other Range. Biscuit baked in 3 minutes and
served with delicious coffee to all who call. Don’t fail
to come.
CALHOUN BROS.
DismUaiOn from Guardianship-
GEORGIA, Bartow County.
Geo. B. Elrod, guardian of Oscar E,
Cook, has applied to me for a discharge
from bis guardianship of Oscar E. Cook,
this is therefore to notify all persons
concerned, to file their objections, if
any they have, on or before the first
Monday in Noyember next, else he will
be discharged from his guardianship as
applied for. October 9th, 1901.
G, W. HENDRICKS, OediaFy.
Letters of Administration
GEORGIA, Bartow Countv.
To whom it may concern: D. A.
Hardin has applied to me for permanent
letters ot administration on estate of
MerediMi Anderson, late of said eouutr,
to be granted to Joe M. Moon, sount v
administrator, and l will pass ujJon
said application on the first first Mon
day in November, IgOL Witness my
hatld and official signature, this 7th day
of October, 1901.
C*. W. H ENDRICKS, Ordinary.
Time, Money
& Fuel Saver