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Tnc left's ant! Geuraat. T* f ■wKSßjec'r■ .1. 1!. B. KUKK I.iX,j fl<!J tn, \ jn.l rnUi*l‘*-'. u. \. ctufmj A. .U. :• :r■ ■. ■ -‘ln* luito:-. r .r* rjort *‘ A Ts. Oiv'Yp”- <*> Six M ur *? Thr‘' u ; ): . • v I*l*l ‘Tlt'V*k-iA V. NOV ; . 1 “>1 Macon’s even nig p'V'"r, t!:e Xetvs, says that tf wti should gi t the Fanner’s Conga*-*., Mate I ur. Admiral Schley and e’vry other thing important to be had. Macon might ask Atlanta for "dots.” The Columbus Enquirer-Sun thinks ‘‘go south, young man,” would be Horace Greeley’s advice if he were living at this day. In the talked of bill to redistrict the state the s venth district is to renlain as it is, with Douglas county, from the fifth, added to it. Mr. Pascal J. Moran, associate editor of the Atlanta Constitution, died last Friday night. lie was one of the cleverest writers on the Georgia press and was well known throughout the realms of journal ism. Hon Seaborn Wright, of Floyd, has introduced a bill in the house of represi ntatives to lease the space in the air adjacent to either side of the new viaduct and Broad street bn< ge in Atlanta for build ing lots At the eighth annual conven tion of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held at Wi.mington, N. C., the past week, Mrs. Ha.lie A. Rounsaville, of Rome, Ga., was elected president. Mis. Rounsa ville has been a deyoted worker in the cause of the Daughters and well deserves the honor bestowed on her. State School Commissioner Glenn made his appearance at Saudersyille, Ga., last ue -ic to stan : trial upon a charge of crimi nal libel. The prosecutor .is the countv school, commissioner of Washington county* whom the state school commissioner inti mated was short in his accounts, but investigation by the county school board proved otherwise. Some saltv correspondence was ex chan <*d between the two colu mn si tiers over tie Peabod fund, which resulted as above stated. Thin is all right, if you are too fat; and all wrong, if too thin already. Fat, enough for your habit, is healthy; a little more, or less, is no great harm. Too fat, consult a doctor; too thin, persistently thin, no matter what cause, take Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. There are many causes of get ting too thin; they all come under these two heads: over work and ‘under-digestion. O .Stop over-work, if you can; but, whether cu can or not, take Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver 0:1, to balance yourself w ith your work. \ou can’t live on it—true—but, by it, you can. 1 here’s a limit, however; you’ll pay for it. Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the readiest cure for “can’t eat,” unless it comes ol your doing no \vork--vcu can’t long be well and strong, w ithout some sort of activity. The ye-.uine has kvh > -t ire on it, pJJIA take r.o other. 1“ you have not ‘4 k |7/\ triod it, send for a Tre, sampie, its a- A • n ■ greo ole t-'.-fe vViii . ' ■ SUl*D:*!s3 v or, ' .■■• Vi i.5 scott.& sown *2 ’■/ v > : O' 4-C .* j ear! Street, v New York. - 60c. and $1.00; a,. . a vg,;sis. ,-HA in. IT UK UI >M*.SY The ini a lifted of Barlow ’countyWill ha ve submitted to them on the 19th day of December the q eat.on ui whether or not bonus sjiali be i-Snec; lor the Contrition of the new court house. the bonds, if Le-ned, will be tor ‘$,W 000 to run ten, fifteen and twenty' '.tars. It will take a two-thirds majority o the votes of the county, i based on the last registration, with j thuse voters who may have been idisqualified since the last registra -1 tiou taken off, and those added who i ha\e qualified since, to legalize the ! issuance. The court house question is squarely up against the people and the policy embodying the most reason and feasibility is the one which should be adopted in meet ing it. The more progressive ele ment of the county’s citizenship has recotignized fully the need of a new structure. Opposition, more or less strong, that existed, even, a few years back has been pushed away by the logic of facts, except a few men who seem opposed to general progress and wince at what seems a little rise in taxation, no matter what the occasion, al though the burden in this instance dues not more than equal that of* ihe average county in Georgia. The court house we have is practically as good as none as none, it being in the wrong place, inad equate in appointments, irremedi aiely out of repair and dangerous to the health of those who regu lariy or temporarily occupy it. \V< doubt if there ever has been a .m-reabsolute need foracourt house In a county in Georgia than today exists in Bartow county. The grand jury of the spring term of court made a strong re commendation for a building,wi i h was followed by the action of the commissioners, who we believt have acted with the very best in terests of the people at heart They have let out the contracts in a judicious manner after the most careful inquiry and investigation with economy, convenience and durability in mind, and that fo the foundation is now' being car ried out. Forsooth, it should b*. found out by an individual that a building might cost a litttle more m have it as he wolf'd want it. would it be go xt policy to ski nip anc; curtail to save a few dollars in the beginning and finally lose in the sorry character of the building? The average man will say "no.” ana rules of action fit for individuals- are as fit for public men. The court house has been planned and ommenced on coramendably judi cioi’.s lines and the commission: r think the building is such a one a.- uns county needs, and no matte: what were the speculations am; calculations beforehand, we be lieve they have done the best they could in the premises. The question of bonds for a court house was submitted to the people a year agoand was defeated, and now some people who voted against bonds complain of the direct tax, which they claim wili be too burdensome, and say bonds should have been issued. These will have a chance now to help adopt the scheme they claim to think the best. The commissioners in proceed ing on the plan of building by di direct taxation do not assume an arbitrary role and are willing that whatever mode suits the people best should be adopted: hence their submission of the question to the people after the recommendation of the grand jury. The News and Courant believes the issuance cf bonds would be the best solution of the qusstion. It is believed the taxes would hardly be greater than they have been, and if increased it would be hardly pereiptible, and posterity would do its share in bearing the burden. It will take a great deal of inter est in the matter to assure the ne cessary vote, and we hope the friends of progress throughout the county will stir themselves *o the end that a result so desirable should be attained. Dalton has an assault case which is being vigorously looked after ■bv Judge Fite. Tiie assault was committed last Thursday night and Monday Judge .Fite went to Dalton and drew a jury for a speedy tiial. The trial was held on Tuesday, and after remaining out all night h jury brought in a verdict of g ultv to Wednesday morning, and the negro was sentenced to h ng on Fr day. Dec. 13th. His victim, '-as a poor u'hite wo man who lived in the ‘country not fa fnun Haiti n, and the negro worked with the husband of the woman. The assault was made at night while the husband was away from h me. w hit mar mtv i on fahmkms no vs A college course for farmers’ ..-.1 . • en at rang lat t'.e *.'Diversity that will doubtless be largely taken advantage of. The course is a winter one, beginning January 6 and ending Match 29. The course is open to all appli cants over 15 years of age and n examination is required, the ordi nary common school training as a foundation enabling one to make good headway if he is zealous. The training includes English and mathematics, and knowledge use ful in agriculture, dairying, veteri nary knowledge science, horticul ture and farm engineering. The expenses of this course are reduced to a minimum by the advantageous airangements provided. No ma triculation or other fees are charged and table board can be had in the big dining hall for $7.50 to sß.co per month and elsewhere for $lO per month. Rooms are furnished free at the old dormitory. In this day oi progress in all lines to be mentally equipped for the calling one pursues is to be well on the way to success. No call ing offers better opportunity for legitimate leturns and is more ennobling in its character than that of farming. Let our young men branch out more in this line and they will assure their own prosper ity and their country’s as well. , " fft/ay-w v w WMM AhkiLE” Is a laconic definition of a toboggan ride. It’s quick work going down tlie slide, but it’s a long climb back to the starting point. It is very much that way with l'-alth ; it is quickly lost and slowly regained. When the rs ' : sy™?- o * llß * filing health ap- J a pear, proper care •"•To? may prevent the Pj //ill p descent to utter I I weakness and debil •fgV J-fGfnJt it V. Usually the K complication of dis • or der s k nown a-; sgeneral debility has fk its origin in a dis- Bv#;'.'.' eased condition of ll L 2 Stonmcfi other organs ot dx gestion and nutri % '•'*’•• •; tion. Tin s- diseas. -s fe-V" tlf are perfectly cured by the V.Se of Dt. • "■■‘yh Pierce’s Golden i&rt' o l f i ,L '■* | Medical Discovery A* j f ijU '! It cures through the j stomach disorders mlMlnmiliml which have their or- W" in . a diseased |‘ 'FI'” 1 condition of the U.-.V , -A Stomach. i'v.:. a There is no alco hol in the "Discovery,” neither opium, cocaine nor other narcotic. "I was all run down ; had no strength ; had sharp darting pains all through me; head and back ache every day,” writes Mrs. Frank Cas well, of Salamanca, N. Y. "I was also troubled with a distressed feeling in the stomach and pain in front of the hip bones. I had a severe cough and it nearly killed me to draw a long breath, I was so sore through my luiijgs. "I wrote to Dr. fierce, telling my symptoms as near as I could. He sent me a very kind letter, advising me to try his medicines, which I did, and before I had taken them a week i was decidedly better. I took two bottles of the ‘ Golden Medical Discovery ’ and two of the * Fa vorite Prescription,’ and am sure I never felt better in my life than when I quit taking them. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are a cure for biliousness. Not Like Other Men is the story of a girl who from infanev was b’rotmht ' o up to believe she was a man. The story is Original in Plot Bold in Treatment Thrilling in Incident The cruel injustice of the deception is forcibly brought out in the start ling denouement when the untamed cowboy dis covers that she is a woman. DON'T mss THE STORY We have secured the serial rights for our pa per and will soon begin its publication. h Krpht Tct;3'ar Praises Peruna! And Sajs; psn Better Then I bare Keen for Twenty Years.” Colonel T. P. Moody, a present, •Ir.: ;h t Temple r,ss well Known in every y‘i n United Si.f.tos west of Rrl3r.lo, v, y., v s a Jeweler's Auction ejfr;, It|ithe city oi Chicago as a prominent lodge ma :, being a member of the 1 !!. T.’S and also rf the 2,1 cions. The cut shows Colonel Moody in tho costume of the Oriontal Consistory, rigso(BS,32dtlcgree. In a . ••cent lottpr from*69ooMichigan avenue, Chicag , 111., Mr. Moody s&js tho following: “For over twenty-five years I suffered from catarrh, and for over ten years I suffered from catarrh of the stomach l jrribly. “I have taken all kinds of medicines a id have been treated, by all kinds of doctors, as thousands of my acquaint ances are aware in different parts of the United States, where I have traveled, but my relief wa3 only temporary,until a little over a year ago 1 started to take Peruna, and at the present time I am better than I have been for twenty years. “Th? soreness has left my stomach entirety and 1 cm free from indigestion end dyspepsia and will say to all who arc troubled with catarrh or stomach trouble of any kind, don’t put It off and suffer, but begin to take Peruna right away, and keep it up until you are cured, as you surely will be if you persevere. “My wife,as many in the southwest can say, was troubled with a bad cough and bronchial trouble, and doctors all over the country gave her up to die, as they could do nothing more for her. She began taking Peruna with theresult that she is better now than she has been in years, and her cough has almost left her entirely. The soreness has left her lungs and she is as well as she ever was in her life, with thanks, as she says, to ■ Peruna. Yours very truly, T. P. Moody. Catarrh assumes many forms and at tacks many organs. Colonel Moody had catarrh of the stomach, while his wife had catarrh of tho lungs. Both were cured by Peruna, simply because catarrh is catarrh, wherever located. ’ It may attack ono organ or another. It may be chronic or acute. It may cause one a slight inconvenience or great suffering. Diseases that catarrh sets up are called S | csd*‘J | ! Iysmiia&zserzrsrsmr 'msmiuwi EAT TURKEY'--. A P BE THANKFOI That by comfort giving skill you can buy your goods at satisfactory prices. •57 ,07** n // ma ! vyrnil' PURE. DR&GS, Patent Medicines, CHMr QTATiAaicav i£4 i ! sil &rk f ? And Druggists Sundries. Can be bought at lowest prices from HALL & GREENE. 4iDRUGCISTS.if* W. M. ELSBERRY, Saw and Planing Mill, BRASWELL, A.. t Can supply rough or kiln dried dressed Lu-nher of a~y dimensions on show notice, Ship fromeither Stilesboro. oil E.A W. Railroad, or South ern Railway. . ’ HEART FLOORING A SPECIALTY. *• i in Mills located six miles south ol Stilesboro. Orders solicited. m iJISIm v *’ v \ *? l-f C vj A • Colonel T. P. Moody, of Chicago, by various names but they are all it reality catarrh. Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. Address The Peruna Medicine Cos., Co lumbus, 0., for a free book on catarrh. Application for [tarter 1 GEORGIA, Bartow County ' i l ' ;c ■ U'eri'.r Court o: r iQ I .0 -fa..’.lion ot ilurrv Wiki ’ H slaw amr . ouruy respectfully V'; B il Ist That he desire* ,„ r ilitl| ' y ( . fl associates, sueee.-sor.s or aa ' ■ I im-urpuraied, for tlmlull ten, " r 0 B years, with the privilege-,,, '■■lll t " provided by law ummrl XlT B j ameof "I'H.uiKliw-.x V x " 1 fl i’ \ x y." ■ • u c., ■ 2d. The object of said corpora,s? ■ pecuniary gam, and the panic!,ll 1 ,n they propose to eerrvE,,'’- buying ami setting of goods, wares ‘M meretiaiiuise ol all kmds; to i „„ V'® a.,,1 s 11 real estate and an kin<m?n o| *B s „m, properry, to do a general\ B ' r ami commission business; to sell . a *B eny private sale or auction- J '■ gage in the manufacture and shell articles as said corn.,ratin',,' ' l : B deem profitable; to act as agent , '!'* fl corporations and individuals r . tlj(, tß 80 *, Th ® a ' nount ° f oapiPal stock • fl employ< u by said Curpo, atp,,, HR 1 housanri Dollars, Whioli aiimi-m ■ tioners desire the privilege of in,. ."B trig to any sum not exceeding sand dollars, as may be tix. u '', U 'B bv-laws ot tlie corporation, said ... • B tal to be divided into shares n/'V’lB ($10.00) dollars per share. ' H *fl 4th. The principal place of doing!,,,, ■ iness will be in the city *>r Cartersvi ■ Bartow county, Georgia, mu ire the privilege of i...v,ng branch! houses and agents at such other as they may desire. 8 sth. Petitioner also desires and 1 for said corporation the right to |M. I hold, sell, lease and rent, lorihepnVl poses of said business, ad kinds ef iki I and personal piopn-ty the right to I mortgage and otherwise encumber jju I same, to borrow mouev, make proirds I sory notes, issue bonds and other evul dencesof debt and to secure the sameMl mortgage or otherwise; to make Jrl other contracts necessary or proner to I the conduct of said business; als,, ti, e I right to sue and be sued, nlead and i, e I impleaded under its corporate name; to 1 Imve and use a common seal; to make b -lews and rules for its governmem The right te receive property at its fair market value, in payment for capital stock, and generally to have alt other powers and privileges as may he neces sary to carry out the purposes aforesaid nut inconsistent with the laws of said state. Wherefore petitioner prays th, grant- l iug of an order by tho court incor; mat-* ing him, his associates, successors and assigns n.ider the name <>t “TKapKkvj EXCHANGE COMPANY” mr the period o! twenty years, ■ ith the pri-i --lege of renewal at the expiration oi that time, with all the rights, powers and privileges herein set forth and that may be exercised by such corporations uu dei the laws of Georgia. JNO. H. WTKLE, Attorney for Petitioner. Piled in office November lptli, 1901. Ij. . KEEVE.'s, JK., Clerk ,'artow Superior Court. GEORGTA. Bartow County. .1, Ti. W. Reeyes, .fr ~ clerk oftbeSu per'orCouit oi said county, do hereby certiiy that, tiie toregoing is a true cony irotii the tiles of said court for applica tion for charter ot tiie "TRADERS EX CHANG F CO M PA X Y.” L. W. RE EVES. JR.. Clerk Superior Court, Bartow County. Ga. Notice to Debtors and Creditors- Noth e is hereby given to ad crediiors of the estate of GeotgeY. Lav ton. de ceased. u> render in account ot their de mands (at once) in ten s of the iaw , properly marie out. Persons indebted 1; to said deceased a e hereby r<quested 1 to make iuimenwile pa v ment to the\ n dersigned. November Its, 1991. JOE M. MOON, Adm’r. Est. oi G. Y. Layton. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Notice is hereby given to sli creditors of the estate of Linford Abernathy, de ceased, to render in account of then de mands (at once) in terms ot the law property made out Persons indebted io K aid deceased are In rebj’ requested to make immediate payment to the un dersigned. November 18, lfOl. JOE M hi CON.'Adm’r. Est. of Linh-rd Abernathy. Notice to Debtors and Creditors- Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the estate of Meriueth Anderson, rie c, ased, to render in account of their de mands (at once) in terms of the law properly made out Persons indebted to said deceased are hereby , (-quested to make immediate payment to the un dersigned November IN. 1901. JOE M. MOON, Adm’r Est oi Merideth Anderson. ■ w s*■ k. I This pictures the end of a Lasso bud to the Death between two cowboys. It is one of the thrilling incidents ia our next serial NOT LIKE OTHER MEN By Frederic Van Rensselaer Dey Author of “The Brotherhood of Silence,” “The Quality of a Sin,” Etc. It makes no difference how many stories you have read. This is unlike alt of them It will begin, in a few days. '.'.'hCUM H. 'GRIFFIN, DENTIST. —OFFICE: Pp Sfaira in the TANARUS, R. Jones Bail ding CARTERSVILLE G\.