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8 J, VV, VAUGHAN & CO. j Outilti*T l'or I*a.rtioular leoxle. A SNIFF OF AUTUMN JR\ IS 18 THE AIR ill|| I An ounce of prevention, you know, is worth a pound of cure, and if you are a man of prudent 1 judgement, you will provide yourself with clothing- \|l 1 J (,f heavier u eight and take no chance of catching a I : .iii cold trying to get a little longer wear out of X \ our thin and seedy Sumnur Suit. fgf We are now displaying some particually snappy Pall styles for Men selected from the best productions of Schloss 3ros., A Co- the Fine Clothes Makers, whose celebrated ready-to-wear clothing has raised the stand ard in Men’s Apparel. You will find fit and grace in cut, quality in fabric and honest workmanship in the making. Aid to these the fact that you have seen nothing like these clothes, and you have exclusiveness. Take these points altogether, and you have the foun dation for the fame of superiority enjoyed by Schloss Hand-Tailored Clothing. This picture represents a popular Fail winner, and has to be seen to be appre ciated. Look at these suits before they have been picked over. i Ti~ E PRICE RANGE J?’ K flfl STARTS AT - (piU.UU “Drop in and let us talk it over.” J. 111. VAUGHAN I GO. ( * \ Outfitters to Particular People, Cartersville, Ga. County News..; A DAI US V I LLE. Miss Pauline P.oyd left Monday for Washington, D. where she will enter school. Mr. Abbott, of Ac.worth, was the guest of bis daughter, Mrs. Paul Martin one day of the past week. Mr. Will Hill has accepted a posi tion with the Adairsville Hardware Cos. Clay Dear, of Calhoun, spent a short time in our city Sunday. Mrs M. Chamlie has returned from a visit to At ianta. Col. and Mrs. lloss Thomas are at home after a trip to St. Louis with ( toy. Terrell's party. J. R. Combs spent Monday in At lanta. Miss Dell Holcomb, of Atlanta, is the guest of relatives here. Mrs. Julia Yeach is with Mrs. A. H. Grady in Chattanooga. Mrs. V ill Seott, ot Calhoun, was the guest of Mrs. J. S. Price Saturday. Miss Mary Shelor was tin* guest of friends and relatives here the past week. J. E. Scott was a visitor to Carters ville Thursday. Mr. Harry Ford went down to Acwortli Friday and cut in an office of the Postal Telegraph Cable Cos. Owing to the great increase in tele graph business the company will string more wires on their poles so as to give their customers the quickest service possible. Miss Maggie Brewster, of Talla poosa, is the guest ot Miss Ruth Shockley. Miss Mamie Alley has returned home after a pleasant visit to Kings ton. Mr. Robert J. Speir left Tuesday for the Southern Medical College. His friends are glad to learn that he has decided to follow his father's profession. Mrs. H. L. Roberts and Mrs. Jabez Galt, of Canton, are the guests of Mrs. Amanda Speir and Mrs. John Lewis. Mr. M. D. McEwen left last Thurs day for Grand Island, Fla., to spend the winter. Miss Laura Roberts is now at Scheuer's where she will be pleased to meet her friends. The “Perfection” is the best mattress made —new lot at Chap man & Conn’s. | Woman l Soeiefij j CARKIK GARKKU JONES, Scarcely has our city ever been more shocked than upon the receipt of the news of Mr. R. P. Morgan's* tragic death last Monday morning. A deep gloom has been cast over social and business circles for in both he, the genial “Bert'’ Morgan, was a great favorite. His countless friends mourn his loss and have manifested their tenderest sympathy toward the bereaved wife in her great sorrow. The secret is out that the J. W. Vaughan A Cos. have in closed boxes some beautiful hats to show to the Cartersville smart folks next week on Tuesday and Wednesday. This week there is an exhibition of shirt waist hats a’nd withJMiss Lucia Hicks at the head of the millinery depart ment of’this firm the discriminating buyers of our community know that they may expect an artistic collection of hats. The puli' a man likes is associated with smoke, a woman's with powder. The glass in which woman takes pleasure reflects her, the glass in w lieliirhts drowns 8.1! reilec tion. The Music Club held a rousing meeting at the home of Mrs. Felton Jones last Saturday afternoon. Much interest was shown in the coming winter’s work. The next meeting will be held with Sirs. Max Scheuer on October 15th at three o'clock. The programme is: Song Love Me —Chopin—Mrs. A. O. Granger. I Berceuse (duet)—Chopin—Mrs. W. W. Young and Miss Estelle Calhoun. Etude Chopin Miss Marylu Wikle. Piano Grieg Mrs. Susie F. Abbott, i Barcarolle—Rubenstein —Miss Akin. Farewell Dearest Gretchen —Gade —Miss Florence Milner. Ich Leiber Dich—Grieg—Mrs. Fe - lon Jones. H. T. Bradley A Cos. seem to have combined many good things in their millinery opening this season which with their general op *ning occurs on Thursday and Friday of this week. They have secured Miss Galtfelter | who comes from the east as a special designer and hat “doctor” of much taste. 1 | Scheuer Bros, have their apening THE NEWS AND COURANT, CARTERSVIbLI | tEORGIA, OCTOBER, 0, 1904. I A 9 Wake up your liver. Cure /% x* 7 /"V tpsC* 1. 1- 1 3, ACy your constipation. Get rid >/::" aS* f RIB of your biliousness. Sold I__V wA w * 5 a for 60 years. Want your moustache or beard BUCKINGHAM’S DYE abeautiful brown or rich black? Use nrrr cts. ok ciiummm uk k. r. mu t CO., babula, .v u. -———THE-- Cartersville Lumber Cos. Has a Fully Equipped Plant. Planing Mill, Dry Kiln, Ware Boom, Lumber Yard. Keeps in stoefk everything needed in the way of rough and dressed lumber, shingles, etc. also on Thursday and Friday with a beautiful stock of goods on display. Miss Quinn litis charge of the milli nery department here and there is an attractive array of fall hats to be seen. Wanted, Cows. Ten to twelve high grade to full blood Jersey cows, fresh in milk, sec ond calf preferred. Must he heavy milkers. Will he in Cartersville on the Bth. Leave description and price with J. E. Field or address T. B. BRADY, Oakhurst, Ga. Cow Wanted. I want a GOOD cow, not merely an animal with four legs, one on each corner, but a cow that is fresh and that will give four gallons per day. Price must he cheap, and cow guar anteed to come up to statements. .No Fancy Pricks. Address box 80, city. I- 0- 0- F. Meeting Notice- A regular rueet- Cartersville Thursday night, Oct. sth, at 7 o’clock. Work in Initiatory de gree. W. E. Smith, N. G. Gideon W. Hendricks. Sec’y. The Cartersville Encampment I. O. O. F. will meet Monday night and the Marietta degree team will confer all the degrees. COMBI OCTOBER 11th ill 11 and continuing through the season we will put before the ladies THE GBEATEST MILLINERY ATTRACTIONS it has ever been our pleasure to exhibit. * When you see the lints you'll find they embody all that is most clever, fascinating and becoming in the season’s style. You know there is that undescribable touch of genuis, in every kind of the material, and construction that marks the IMS. ■* TI NOTION HAT. Our Opening Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 11 and 12 an opportunity for artistic and economical priced Millinery tha does not come only when we announce it. J. W. VAUGHAN A CO. Cartersville, G-aeorgia, Georgians! satisfaction, new pair PIT3PI 1 /A f \ j , vis / Ol yyf-/ your jig[ money m\ back lf\ on 0 Pack ft “President Suspenders Comfort and Service. No rust or leather to soil the shirt: 50 cents and $1 at J. BERNSTEIN’S aud other stores. Made and Guaranteed by The C. A. EDGARTON Mfg. Cos. SHIRLEY, MASS. jez&o//&hfe •** CABTORIA. fear* th. Tl Kind Ym Haw Always BougH YUn <| A A A 11 Id 1 MONEY is linlAc to bo wasted, lost or stolen un less deposited in a good, RELIABLE BANK Paying by check is the safest way to s 'ttle your bills. Every possible cour tesy and attention extended to all our customers. BanMartersvillß Administrator’s Sale. Between the legal hours of sale, on the first j Tuesday in November, I!tii4, before the court house door in the city of Cartersville, Bartow . county. Georgia, I will sell, by virtue of an order [ ‘the Court- of Ordinary of said county,to the ; highest binder, terms cash on tiny of sale, the \ following property: All the rights, equity and . Interests of the vsrateof ,\l. E. Gordon, late of said - county, deceased, in and to a certain ose-storv trante dwelling hou-e and lot in Folsom, said county, lot containing one and a half acres, more or less, beinur part of laud lot 13:) In tith and irtfiet and 3d section, salo county, beginning at a rock at the northeast corner ot the mill lot, thence east with the Kairmount road to a ditch near . wheat house; thence m a-'v south with said ditch running nearly east: theace nearly west wirh said ditch, to the'sou. .east corner of mill lot; : thence north with the mill lot to beginning ptgnt, ! said estate's interest in said property held under bond for titles, from R s, Bradley, balance of | purchase money at present amounting to nearly ninety dollars and due December 25, 1905. Pur chaser at said sale can take tiansfer of sail bond lor titles.and pay balance ot purchase mon ey due. and receive warranty deed from said Bradley, and administrator’s deed to interest of said ew’ate Sold f-r purpose of pay ills d* btß and distribution. Sept. 30. 1004. JOE M. MOON Administrator estate of M. E. Gordon. Citation Leave to Sell Land GEORGlA—Jlarfibw County. To Whom It May Coucern: R. H. A. Adminis trator or Martha Brooks. deceased has in due form applied t.. the undersigned for leave to sell the lauds belonging to theestateof said deceased and said application will be heard on the first Monday in November. This October sth, lU4. G, M . HENDRICKS, Ordinary. Twelve Months’ Support. GEORGIA, Bartow County. The Appraisers appointed to set apart a twelve months' support for the family of F. A. Smith, deceased, having tiled their returns, al. persons concerned are hereby cited to show cause in the court ot Ordinary of said county, by the first Monday tn November next, why said appli. cation should not be granted. This sth day of October I#o4. O. W. HENDRICKS, Ordinary. Bartow Sheriff Sales)? d' ORGIA, Burtow County. Will be sold be'dre the court house door in t own of Cartersville, Bartow conntv, Ga, with rhe legal hours or sale, on the first Tuegdnv November, Imo4, the following property tc-wit All that tract or parcel otland lying and M in the fourth district and third section of Bnrti county Georgia,to wit: Lots of land numbers; 355 three hundred and sixty-seven and threeht fired ands-x O-six except one,.acre in the sum west corner of said lot number three humlr md sixty-six, said tract, of land containing!) hundred and lifty-aine acres more or less,l serving the r'ght reserved b.v .I I:. Field n dc to James P. McConnell to use water for-ato and domestic purposes for his tenants, it assigns, Srotn well situated about the center tract, and known as the William H. Law lai Levied on and will be sold as the property defendant by virtue of an execution trout it Court of Cartersville, Bartow count), in favor Mrs. Lizzie H McConnell against James McConnel . Property in defendants po sessu )ecd of reconveys nee tiled and recorded hefo levy in clerk’s office superior court. Bsrtt county, Georgia, in book LL of deed page'7l. H. It, M AX WELL Sheriff. T W. TINSLi.Y, Deputy Sheriff .Octobers, 11)04. Administrator'? Sale. * GEORGIA, Bartow County. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordina of said county will be at public outcry, the first Tuesday in November, 1!)4, at the coi house iD Cartersville, said county, between I usual hours of sale, the following real estate,! wit: Ail that Certain tract or parcel of land lyi and beinginthe 23d. district und 2d section Bartow county. Georgia, consisting of lo* of in number 213, one hundred and' ten acres of number Ist. said lit! acres bounded as folio! South by lor number 213, east by vacant lan west by W. H. ngwell and .VI. T. Dooley, noi b .1 F Bagwe l’s land; also seventeen ;)nd oi half acres off the easr side of lot number 211. m fifteen ami one.half acres off the south side of number 133 said lands containing in a11303 act mare or less. Ordinary bnildiugs ontiicpla 150 acres cleared. Sold as the proper! estate of Mrs, Sarah Ann Bagwell, decent) Terms of sale cash. Crops ami rents for H reserved. This sth October, 1904, .1. F B VGA' ELL. Administrator of Sarah Ann Bagwell, dec'** Citation for Dismission. GEORGIA—Bariow) County, M. G. Dobbins, f rustee for Mrs. Lela Grab* Mrs, Ruth Itoul, Mrs. Funnie Quilliao, Mr*- S Abbott and M is. Susie Buckuall, has a plied me for a discharge from his gaiil trugfeesior; l is therefore to notify all persons concerned to their objections, if any they have, on or be' the first Monday In November next, else lie * be discharged from nis said trusteeship plied for. G W. HENDRICKS, Ordinary Citation Leave to Sell Land- GEOhGIA, Bartow County. To Whom It May Concern: J. A. Price Ad® istrator de bonis non ol B. F. Shaw deceas has in due form applied to the undersigned leave to sell the lands belonging to the estati si id deceased, and said application will he nw on the first Monday in November nest. This October sth, 1904. , G. VV. HENDRICKS. Ordinal Citation Leave to Sell Land. GEORGIA—Bartow County, To Whom It Ma.v Concern: John A- '"d’ Administrator of James M. Stephens, has in due form applied to the undersign leavs to sell the lauds belonging to the e* - said deceased, and said application will he on the first Monday in November ntxt- This October sth, 1904. j-„ a rt G. W. HENDRICKS, Ordinal I.etters of Administration. GEORGIA, Bartow County. To Whom It May Concern: Sarah E and J. B. Smith have applied to me torPJ 1 ,, nent letters of administration on the , F. A. Smith, late of said county, and 1 upon said application on the first Vtc> November, 1904. 1 Witness my hand and official slgrjJfß sth day of October, 1904, .wtnarf G. W. HENDRICKS,