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Notwithstanding the remoteness of '11“ time—(one year and three month*) - for (milling the election for Governor in thin State, the woods ; jure full of candidate*. Joe Terrell,t ; Pope Brown, DuPont Guerry and J •! j H. Kstill have already precipitated | . . , , , , * i , • their little boom*, while the third | Notice V* hereby ge-eri Hint I have tin* ,, i ia. de*wiiRted the BaiNBiune* Hkaboh person “*poKen ofs are growing! Knterr.il ,it the P«*> Ojlirr <H Batn , >ri‘1g ffu., a* seC'Mfl-cIa*'* mutter. , ■■■■.. r=--~ IMPDHTWr >OTH V. Cured HV LtoHT. a weekly uewr-puyer published in Baiuhridgn. Os.. a- the ineilinni for! the publication of all leyid advertise- j i ipnt* emulating from the Sheriff's office durinc the year WOl. Jan. lftth. IP01. ( A. W. FORT'HAM. Sheriff a wotin aunt r UIHMKI.VRK. Tur. Sbaroh BtoHT. which a® onri re idem well know, is not iriven to the ex- | ploitation of 'what it expects to hccoiu* j plish in tiie newspaper world. However, j w* expect to improve the paper in every i lespect. making it the month pice, the worthy exponent and advertisement of the great town and county in which it is published. It. is the official organ of the city gov- gnvernineut, the sheriff, the ordinary, the hoard of county commissioners, and in fact, all of the county officials. This of itself is calculated to and does en large the volume of our circulation. To hold and improve our position a» the leading newspaper of this town and county, we intend making it a puhliua- ti in second to none in thissection in point of editorinl ability and typographical ex cellence. Wo propose to make The SbaiCH- Lkjht a paper full of life and energy, ever upholding the interests of our Vounty and people. In the meantime the paper will speak for itself without further announcement. Albany captured the first new bale. K -garlics* ot the decision of the court ol in<( itry appointed to investl- gale the conduct of Hear Admir .l Schley during the famous Santiago [ campaign, the minds of the people are fixed, The court, may exonerate or condemn but the people will con tinue to recognise the true hero of the buttle. into such large phalanxes that we] fear that Governor Candler will have) to order out the State militia to pre-j vent a gubernatorial insurrection. Tim Skaechi.ioiit is not taking: ranch stock in this premature tipris j ing of candidates. There is time: enough yet for patient and careful) consideration and we shall take ad-] vantage of it. At the wnie time we j are far from being uninterested- in; the various games and methods pur j sued by announced and “spoken of” j aspirants and their henchmen. A great effort is being made to in-1 duue the Hon. Henry G. Turner to j announce his candidacy which, so HICKS’S Hygienic Self- Treatment. Whigh&m. On . .filly 3rd. 1901. Mr. H. L. Hicks, Bain bridge'? On : Dear Sir—1 write merely to express to you mv gratitude tor curing ui> rupt ure. Eighteen months’ ago. you will far, has failed. This fact, however, remember you fitted a truss on me and i a ! gave uie full directions for Self Hvgienic does not indicate that Georgias ; ,. Brttnien | _ The rupture had i een gii- greatest living statesman will not [ ing me untold trouble for a year. It has accede to the wishes of the Demo cratic party at the proper time. Next year, in our humble opinion, is tpiite the proper time. A great deal hhe been said about south Georgia being entitled to the LH| ~ Shirt wsisfs 80c. 40c. fife. COc. *1.00. *150; Ladies Hlaek 'flj SkirfsOOe. 9Hc. *1.20, *1.50, *1.9M2.!!5; Silk Skirts {-4.* )0 if! Fancy Brocades; Iflack Crepou Skills. *4.50; Biwadeti Satj 1 'pL *7.00; Fancy yard wide Peveules it. 11 e 1 est makes at «•<■ ■if]*fully 12R- India Lit en 5-ic. 7c. 0c. 15c. 20... 25c. Ofy ,, H . var(i .' L Til DimmitiesW. 10c. 15c per yard; Fhj per* 7f.c, #5 e . if2,ii« ; ^ U] Junes in Notions; Suspenders Sc; 12 yards of Lace. 5c; (•, | 0| j|ir ir.e; Ladies H»*e 5c. Sc. 10c. 12c. 15c. 20e.« pair; 24 si setsr.ole 1ft] S Bars Sweet Soap 5c; 6 Cigars lot 5c: a g<« d l ml lella^.j ill j it s 5c;. 5 pay ers needles 5c; 12>afet> pins Cc; Men's Li. (; rili|l( Shoes *1.10; Lace Pillow Shams 10c. Everything sold cheap, m m Mew York Racket U m pl not troubled me a day since 1 took the treatment. Yours gratefully, K. A. Connell. Ex-representative Decatur County. The above is only one of a vast nuiu- V»er of the testimonials I have received since I mastered this branch of the drug business. Some of mv must remarkable gubernatorial candidate. VVe lake j cures have been right here in the city- bill little stock in the general howl ° WUUhVs proves cure all cases? for "a SUntli Georgia man” just be cause we live in this section. We are sure, however, that south Geor gia can furnish the candidate, who is without a peer in the state in pub lic experience, great ability ami loy al Democratic taithtulncss to the I believe it will. Have 1 made auy failures ? Many. Why ? Because it i< the unalterable determin ation of some people never to take any tieatment which is not saturated with humbug and superstition and robbery. My process is in accord with the phi- luaopby of common sense and natural . . , ,1., ■ . law. Hut it costs effort and self-denial principles upon which the party was and perseverance; wherefore many give founded. Undoubtedly we refer to up the trea meat before it has had a fair trial. WATER STREET, 1*1 m BAIN BRIDGE, GKOk Hon. Henry G. Turner ai possessing these essential*. the gen- important By permission 1 refer to Mr. Sidnev Hlasseugame of Haiubridge. When l t fitted a trie-* on him he was suffering Besides, Mr. Turner’s friends,and j accntely with rupture on both sides. He 1 was made comfortable in a few miuutes and was entirely enved in less than ten admirers are not confined to south; Georgia or to the limits of the State,' days. He then laid aside hi* truss and or to the United States. Indeed, he ‘ lnce ! That ^as neariy ts the only Georgian wh'ose tame is 1 cO-extensive with the boundaries of I But the niost remnvkaile cure I 'have i ever known was thecaseof Allen Jjguire. the Republic. If. south Georgia: a colored blacksmith on Water streets shouhi honor herself by naming him J* $cale was ho'S as her choice we feel certain that north Georgia will stand shoulder to shoulder with us. The editor of the Oklahoma Hew- g/ttr, and his head is level, printst lie following scale of price's lor publish ing things and swears that he will have it incorporated in the next na tional democratic platform, or break ] also diet- I was made comfortable as a trace: “For calling a man a sue- fit , ted 0,1 , and « ot * well and laid H*ule the truss tn less than when everybody two weeks. This was nearly two vears Those farmer* who fail to make hay while the sun shines this good year may haye great cause for regret. The prices on this product will ad vance on account of the western dru .gth and wids-a-wake farmers should open their eyes to the situa tion and avail themselves of the op portunity of uonsiderabl'v enhancing tlic holdings of their pocket books. The strike condition remains prac tically unchanged-and the American people are beginn'iig to reulixe that one of the hardest fought battles between capital and labor ever waged is now on. Eyen Hanna with hi* I hi ire I ia nimble to bring nlioul us<'l>- tlement or even the semblance of oue. in the incatime wise iften are begin ning to wonder just where this strike (pies ion will end and what will he the ultimate solution of the problem. The boiling state convention of Chicago and Kansas City platform deiDoerals held at Columbus recently consisted of just «ix men—one short of Uie number ot candidate* they nominated. This propoi lion to the whole n unber of democrats in Ohio, 450,000 more or less—probably rep- reave ts about the number everywhere a ho wish for another campaign of lunacy ami suicide.—New York World. You drove that nail aright, hoys ; you hit it on the head ! Editor Triplett, of Thomasville, has visited Buffalo and he has seen Meigs Editor Triplett prefers Meigs. It may Ihi added that Meigs is a prosperous town in Thomas county and Editor Triplett's heart is loyal tn old fronds.— Savannah Press. That lie Is, and to all kinds of Ins fi lends. ' John Triplett-Is'MHiat yon might call a grand old man, ns well as a grand old democrat. If you j Congressman Brantley refuses to want au editor for governor of the j Ik* made a ‘gubernatorial’ cats paw “true blue," siruigbtr'out, muj i.dilied j bv the political pot hunters of the dcmneiatie sort, brave, big-hearted, Eleventh Congressional District. We loyai old John TripLlt is yo ir m m! said all along that Billy is no fool. less. Hut a complete cure was effected and he was able to lay aside his truss in less than three months. This was over a year ago and he has had no symptom of a return of the trouble. A Case of 11 Years Standing Cured. Bainbrulge, Gh.. July 8th, 1901. I had rupture of eleven years stand ing. Mr. Hicks fitted me with a truss aud instructed in a series of exorcises— cessfil! citizen knows he is lazier than a govern ment mule, *2.75; referring to a de ceased oilmen as one who is sincerely mourned by the entire community wlien lie knows he will only he miss ed by the poker circles, *1.08; re-, furring to some galivaiiting female as :>ii estimable lady whom it is a pleasure to meet, when every husi- man in town had rather see the devil coming, hoofs, horns and all, than to see her coming towards them, *3.19; calling an ordinary pulpit rounder an eminent divine. 9(1 cents; sending a tough sinner to heaven, with poetrv, $5. W>.” •' Let its have n Georgian for gov ernor and a Georgian for United States senator. They should be the (test men available. There should not be any trading of the governor-1 nhip for the senator’s toga between the sections of the state. Select the best men. If Dade county gets them both, all right; If Decatur gets them well and good. The people will be contented.—Montezuma Record. ; Especially if Decatur gets them; although none of our loyal demo- ] erats have lieeti as much as “spoken ’of' in that connection. ago, J.D. Halstead. Fancy and Fad groceries] jlh? lowest :pri< I Have opened a FIRST CLASS Grocery Store next tomri on West street and handle only The Best Goods in mv Inin, * Store Rent nor Clerk Hire to Pay; Therefore, I can sell you Cent cheaper than other merchants. To My Country Frient and eggs and give you tlio bestC H. B. Brockc I Will buy vour chickens and eggs and give you tlio beslCAl on all you bring me. BRACKIN & COMF1! Livery And Transfer Stable "Broad, - - 8 Busses meet all trains and transfer passengers promptlyl tior. of the city. First class teams and trusty drivers. CALL AT OUR ST A BLEB—PH ONli 56. Bracking IE. Greoi If you have rupture come to Hicks’drug store, get fit ted with truss and get well. Your money refunded if a cure is not ef fected. R. L. HTCKS, Druggist, Chemist j and Hygienist. Columbus- All kinds of Buildar’s Supplies, Lime, Plaster, Cette Horse and Mule Shoes, Paint*, Oils, Glass, Bru4tfi Moors and hlinds, in fact Anything you need for l>oi poses or in a Blacksmith Shop. I ake advantage of the low freight rates on write me and let me give you prices T. L. GRlZlitB. COLIUUWI Stucky & Coxl Livery, Sale and Feed. S' WEST STREET BAlXBKIDGK, < iA First-Class Rigs, Good Surries, Drivers for Occasions. ; (°) ' Transfer Business. ’Bus meets all Boats and Bail way Trains dav and night, >u^on will transfer either way. iiaT ’Phone No. 104 your wants for BEST SKliVIl’E* STUCKEY * C<