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The Search-Light. S. IHU ISBISSM, Time# are changing. It begint* to I’RiiPitlETnB appear that we are gradunlly return- ^ ——■ 1 1 ing to the condition* that existed i Entered at the P^t OftUe at Bainhridg b( .f ort , t(u . WRr w l„. n the planters', Oa.. ai *ec»wl-iUim matter. IMHOHTAYJ MITK'K. Notice i« hereby given that I have I hi* Jiijf dei-ikmiitcd the HxINHKIIMUC SKAKCH LiuHT, a weekly newi-paver published in Ham bridge, Ha.. as the medium for the publication of all legal Hiiverti-e- nients eminating from the Sheriff's office during the year 1901. Jan. 10th. 1901. A. \V. FoRDHAM. Sheriff. Andrew Carnegie announces that he still has f280,000’,000 to give away He will no doubt find as 1 state hanks in all many opportunities of parting with his dough. The riftnored retirement of Hon. J Pope Brown from the presidency of the state agricultural society will he a matter of Interest to Georgia far mers and at the same time of signi- caoce to stunt politicians. Pope wants to be governor. Another Texas town has iieen to tally swept away by storm. On Wednesday Port Lavaca was struck by a hurricane afid the loss to life arid property is alarming. Commu nication between that and all other points were cut off and news has been hard to secure. The official copy ol the Constitu tion of the Cuban republic lias reach ed Washington. The document has been duly authorized by General Wood. The Piatt umendinent were the kings of the .southern finau-j cial wqrld. According to State Treasurer.Park more tiian half the deposits in the state banks of Georgia are owned by , farmers. That officer goes on to say i that in the southern part of the stale] the proportion of deposits owned by the agricultural class averages 75 per cent. Treasurer Park makt's this statement after visiting 180 j parts of Georgia. Rupture Cured BY HI CKS’S Hygienic Self- and going over their books and papers with great care. The statement is' . published by Mr. Walter G. Cooper 1 J t • in an excellent artitile in the Atlanta j Daily News. j »■■■■ After going over the information collected Treasurer l’aik makes this statement: Whiw’lu.iu. Ga . July Hid. 1901. Mr. K. L. Hicks, Unit)bridge, Ga : Dear rur—l write merely to express to “Twenty- years ago it was bard to! you my gratitude for uunng m., rupt- * wit but now thev are numerous. gave me ful directions for Self Hvgieuio “I am satisfied that*more than * .^tment. ue rupture had been giv- 1114 untold trout, e tor a year, half lltt* deponitn in the slate banks not. uo'.Uied uiea day s-ince 1 u said Capt.' treatment. i . urs cratet-hy are owned by farmers.' It. A. Council. l''x-renro.-ei'tahve De •atur County Park, in conversation with a repre sentative of the Daily News, “and l| think it a splendid tribute to their : sterling qualities. | cures have been right here in the eiiy industry in southern Georgia and to: of Bainbridge. Will this prunes cure all cases? 1 beliexe it will. Shirt waists 30c. 40c. BOc. 90c. $1.00. $120; Ladies Black Skirts 90c. 99c. $1.20. *1.50. $1.95. $2.85; Silk Skirts $4.5,0 Farcy Brocades; Black Crepr-n Skirts. $4.50; Brocaded •Wed .1 a!in X),, |JI $7.00; Fm cv yard wide Percales in ti e I est makes at 9c | erjnuJ., d|J fully 12D- India Linen 51c. 7c. 9c. 15c. 20c. 25o. 00c per raid; |.,, W1| ' I D Dimnnties Pc. 10c. t5c per javd; Slippers 76d\ 95c. $2.CO; s 1H , hl f|| gains in Nolions; Suspenders Pc; 12 yards of Lace. 5c; Ci lom e f, Ci . fil 15c; Ladies Ib.se 5c. 8c. 10c. 12c. 15c. 20e.a pair; 24 sheets i.e-e|, N ,. M d lit ;; Bars Sweet Soap 5c: 5 ( igars for 5c; a gw d nml tella 4»e; f. fiJ pi„s 5c: 5 paj ere needles 5c: 12 safety pins Be; Men's Oil Grail, t;„ii B „] P] Shoes $1.10; Lace Pillow Shams 19c. Everything sold client „t the 1 lew York Racket Sltn |jj WATER STREET, BAINBRIDGE, GEO|<gj a The abo\e is only one of a vast num ber of the te>lnno..:Hls I have received It is due largely ! since I mastered this branch of the drug , , , . . busine-s. Some of mv most remarkah.e to the lumber and the naval stores : tlie increase of inaiiiituoluring, which has distributed cash and made » bet ter market for small farm products that formerly Went begging, but the pears as an appendix and has been j ,H ^ ut ‘ m " K ‘ lo lhe j treat mem which Is m.t saturated with improved methods and wonderful ] humbug and superstition and robbery. economics practiced by the farmers', is in acet.nl with • he phi- 1 J | losopliv ot common sense and natural in recent years. As a class they I law. , But-it oosts eifort and self-denial surpass the French farmers in ecou- ' and .perseverance; wherefore many give Have 1 made any failures ? Many. wi,; ? Because it is the unalterable determin ation of some people never to take any incori orated us a part of the funda mental law of Unit icpubliv. The recent demoiistrations at the State Convention of Ohio fully con vinces one of the loss of strength Mi. Bryan lias suffered in that stgte. The uonvenlioii refused either to en dorse Mr. Bn an or to metilioit the Chicago and Kansas C.ty national J arL ‘ larger than to platforms although an effort was' southern and central made to have Mu m incorporated. up the treatment, before it has had a fair trial. by permission' 1 refer to Mr. Sidney omy. Iiqjiorth Georgia the deposits are smaller in proportion to the number .Blussengame of Bain bridge When I of occupants Mian in south Georgia. 0,1 l,e Wi *f riitt'ering ' • ” aecutely with rupture on both -ides. He I-ouiis to merchants in noitli Georgia 1 was made comfortable in a fe.v minutes A disease c-.oieu Miarlam is killing o it.the horses in parts ot Mississippi and Louisiana at u frightful rate, and the state authorities are taking slops toward in resting it. It is said that about 90 ;n i lit of M,e animals af fected die. IT.iolb. Ity nothing is known of the di-east, md it is hoped that It eun lie s ppi. -sed before it reaches snn'oimdiiig si utionw A hill will he introduced in the next session of the legislature pro viding for the payment of slate pen sions quarterly instead of annually as til present. It is thought that this change will not only be a great corn* yvnienoe to the pensioners, and at the same time will not cause s tch a drain on the state treasury tit any one time. Commissioner Lindsay is heartily in favor |/f the meusurt. “But don’t the check look queer without that revenue stump?” asks merchants in' «■»* was entirely cured u. less tInin, ten days. He then laid i.atde truss and (Georgia. l!y hss not worn it since. That was nearly north Georgia he means Hint- part of | t wo years ago. the stale north of Griffin and Mil led get ille. The development of ll fanner is an -int.eieMm brought o.it by Treasurer I i one town in southwest Geor I is a woman who bus But the most remarkable cure I have ever known was the case of Allen hq. tire, a c,dot nf blacksmith on Water street., this city. On account of Ills advanced age 05 vet vs. I feared his case was hope less 111 t a complete cure was effected and he was able tu lkv aside his truss in less than three ; iuimt1is. 'Phis was over " . . a year ago and he has had no symptom deposit of of a return of the trouble. woman point ok In rta tin .Duly Cbrtered t‘r.c i r "re Rite cf* Cecrgrc.’ CAPITA]. S25,000.00. W. 8. William, John D, Harrell, R. G, ITtirtsthdl, Diractors: Dr. J. I). Chasou, Jaimm As Reid, A. B. I>t iiher, 11. C. Draper. ■ E3T Accounts of cor poratioas, irrasi individuals solicited $18,IUMI in bank, wliicli is the pro- oeeds ot last year's cotton crop. The wnegr.r-s region looms up im pressively. “The largest average deposits,” said Captain Park, “arc south ol the Savannah, Ainerious and Montgom ery railroad. This m ca seal by the deposit of tlie turpentine and lum ber mn». “The security in that section is mainly real estate and timber leases, while in central and northern Geor gia there is very little real security, and a majority of the loans are se cured by collateral notes and in dorsements. “There is a better percentage of the Miller County Liberal. Yes, tons protu bv 1)illlks j,, uv , ltril i altll they look queer either with or without g0(lt|l Georgia ami the Security is A ads of 11 Years Standing'Cured, j Bain bridge. Ga.. July 8th, 1901. I had rupture of t.even years stand ing. .Mr. Husks fitted ui-j with a truss and instructed it: a series of exerci.-es— also diet,' 1 was made comtortsMe as soon as the truss was fitted on and got well and h.id aside the truss in less than two weeks. This was nearly two Years age. J. D. Halstead. BRACK! & COMPfltf Livery And Transfer Stables, Broad - - Sire Busses meet all trains and transfer passengers prompilv tior. of the city. First class teams and trusty drivers. CALL AT OUR STABLES—PHONE 6fi. Brackin & Co. i it stamp. In fact, not only checks, but even one dollar bills, with the gov- ermnciH’s promise lo pay, look queer to ns. We don’t know how eolleo- lio.ts pour into the Liberal office, but lo Hid eyes of the average Georgia editor a dollar is as big as a ferns wheel ami all checks look queer. But, never mind, some Jay we will become better acq tainted, when we roll in at the beautiful gate and pre sent cur checks at the union station for our baggage. \Ve shall, also, when o ar journey thus has ended, lie per muted to see the delinquents and lh«r! jj w ,(| b , fellows who read their- neighbor's paper checked from the Lamb’s l*ook and given a free passport to the warmer region of the south, where it is hoped that the intense heat of tlie place wiil Ik* suffice hi lo expand 5he:i- narrow, contracted souls. Yes, we’ll become better acquainted in that clime. greater hi amount.—Macon News. The Turkish government has at Iasi paid that indemnity of $515,000 to the United States Minis ter, Mr. Teshnan, at Constantinople. Tins docs not cover the fuH amount of the indemnity hut the government at Washington thought- best lo ac cept this as a full settlement of her claims. The State Department will distribute this' amount among the different claimants al us own discre tion, These claims were founded as remembered, on the Ar menian outrages of a fety years back. 1 am prepared to pay three-quarters ol one mouths salary to the teachers of the piUkio schools ^! Decafur county. U. HT. Ho\Vas. ('. S. 0. June 29- w Baiuhtidge Jutie '19, pjij; If you have 1. E. IS] Q-eorgil Oolumbus. A.l kiuds of Builder's Supplies, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Jj| rupture comej ,I,, " , i !M,n ‘ lMultf 8,i °^ oe*, (iia4, Bm^ • ||« | . | j i>oors and Blind*, in fact any tiling you need for huiltii niCKS UrU^ j pose* or in a Blacksmith Shop lake advantage of the low freight rates on write me and let me give you prices. T. L. Gl LZARDk courjiBUS. 6 store, get fit ted with truss and get well. Your money refunded if a cure is not ef fected. R. L. HICKS, Druggist, Chemist and Hygienist. lint’ll the THE JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN ^ -Head Office: ST. LOUIS MO.. Braneh Houses at Nashville, Tenn., Dallas, Tex., Hu non; Ala., Montgomery, Ala. MANUFACTURERS OF ——*• THE STAR, JESSE FRENCH, AND RICHMOND DA ALSO SOUTH KPN AND WESTERN AGENTS K>i; FAMOUS STEINWAY, KNABE, VOSE & SONS, HP* TON AND CHICKERJNG PIANOS. RLST OKOANb ON KARTH. Terms reasonable.-^ stnnnents fully guaranteed. 12- L. BLEDSOE- Ca«n.*r«.l A.g«tx-b Donalsonville, ^