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Free-A 1916 5-Passenger
Ford Automobile
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office in this city for the purpose of advertising a
line of the medicine they manufacture. Having un
bounded faith in the remedies, and wishing their
virtues to become known to the public as quickly and
thoroughly as possible, the company has originated
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POTASH
IN FERTILIZERS
Germany has a world monopoly on commercial
potash and the European War has cut off America’s
I* A «upply. .
f' : ’f While the Southern Farmers cannot get Potash
in sufficient supply for the 1916 Cotton and Corn
crops there is more Potash in
COTTON SEED MEAL
than in other sources of ammonia. Cotton Seed
Meal in your fertilizer will do more to save the
farmers from a crop failure this season than any
other material.
n
Have you calculated the value of the Potash eon- f
If tent of Cotton Seed Meal ? Do not buy your am-
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|- tion to Cotton Seed Meal and its Potash value. f
Cotton Seed Meal contains about 2% actual pot
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Mixed with 16% acid phosphate it will insure a
reasonably full crop for 1916.
COTTON SEED CRUSHERS ASSOCIATION or GEORGIA
ATLANTA, GA.
Oil IK BOTTLES
Another Thin, Frail Ner
vous and Pain-Racked
Woman Restored to
Health.
“Honestly I am getting so fat
I am really ashamed to tell you
how much I have gained,” said
Mrs. Nettie McGarr, who lives
at 1806 Eighteenth Avenue,
North, Nashville, Tenn., several
days ago.
"Actually it ha3 gotten to be a
regular joke, for I have gotten
so stout that my clothes are too
small for me, and every dress I
wore last winter will have to
be make over again, ” she con
tinued, "and the change in my
general appearance is so wonder
ful that my friends and neigh
bors are all wondering what I
have been doing with myself.
When they ask me I just tell
them 1 have been taking Tanlac,
and it is a fact, for I have just
finished my third bottle, and
have gained 35 pounds.
“When I began taking the
medicine I only weighed 105
pounds and now I weigh 140 and
and never felt better in my life.
"I always enjoyed very good
health up to about two years
ago, when I began having indi
gestion, which gradually develop
ed into a bad form of stomach
trouble. This trouble began pull
ing me down and ,1 finally got
so I could not eat anything at
scarcely, and had to diet myself
continually. I had to avoid
sweets of all kinds and always
official ballot to be used at such Roland Bower in R ac
election and the nee-
FOR WED. MARCH 1ST
County Treasurer Matter
And the Unity School
System to be Submitted
to the Voters of the
County. The Line up
The county executive commit
tee met Friday and called the
primary for Wednesday March
1st and every man interested is
now lined up for the race. The
committee saw fit to submit to
the voters of the county the
County Unit School System and
the matter of retaining the office
of County Treasurer. The fol
lowing rules of the primary are
published for the consideration
of the public
Bainbridge, Ga., Jan. 7th 1916.
Pursuant to a call of the Chair
man, the Democratic Executive
Committee of Decatur county
met at the court house, in Bam
bridge, and there being a quorum
present the following proceedings
were had
Upon a motion duly made and
properly seconded, it was ordered
that a White Primary election be
held on Wednesday, March 1st,
1916, for the nomination of Dem
ocratic Candidates for Judge of
City Court of Bainbridge, Solici
tor of the City Court of Bain-
bridge, County School Superin
tendent, Oridnary, Clerk Superior
Court, Sheriff, Tax Collector,
Tax Assessor, County Treasurer,
County Surveyor, Coroner, and
for County Commissioners from
the fourth and fifth districts;
and Executive Committeeman
Primary
cessary election papers for the
conduct of such election, and by
them, that no other than such
official ballot shall be voted or
counted at such Primary.
That the Secretary of this
committeee is directed to pay to
managers of such Primary
the same amounts allowed by
law for holding general elections,
and to pay all neccessary ex
penses holding such Primary
election.
That such Primary be held
under and according to the laws
governing general elections in
this state.
That this commitee 'meet at
the court house in Bainbridge on
Thursday March 2nd 1916, for
the purpose of consolidating th«
result of such primary election
and declaring the result thereof,
and for such other matters as
as may properly come before
them.
The Committee then adjourn
ed.
C. W. Wimberley,
Secretary,
T. S. Hawes,
Chairman.
after eating I would suffer for I from each Maiitia District, arid
'futher that at such Primary
election there be submitted to
hours."
“I was also very nervous) arid
dizzy and was easily tired. I
finally got so weak I could not
walk any distance without rest
ing. My kidneys must have been
effected also, for I had severe
pains in my sides and back.
“My sister, Mrs. Minnie Hall,
came to see me one day and she
looked so well I asked her
what she had been taking. She
told me Tanlac, and I made up
my mind right then and there
to give it a trial.
"Acting on her advice, I
bought a bottle and have been
taking it regularly since. Of
course I expected it to help me,
but if anyone had told me that
there was a medicine on earth
that would have helped me like
Tanlac I would not have believed
them.
‘The medicine seemed to be
Just the one thing I needed, for
it just filled me with new life
and energy from the very first
dose. In only a few days my
appetite returned and I began
to enjoy my meals and every
thing seemed to agree with me
and nourish me.
"I am no longer nervous and
dizzy-headed like I was and can
now sleep like a child. In fact,
I feel just like a person who has
been made over again. I hope
every fuffering woman will hear
about it.”
Tanlac is sold in Bainbridge
exclusively by Willis Drug Co.,
and in Donalsonville by the
Palace Drug Store.
LONG LOANS
I have been appointed corre
spondent of George M. Forman
& Co., of Chicago, to succeed J.
L. Williams, deceased. This is
one of the best long loan com
panies. Their terms are easy
and treatment considerate. I
shall be glad to receive applica
tions for loans on improved farms
in Decatur county. Ga., and
Gadsden county, Fia.
R. G. Hartsfield.
Bainbridge, Ga.
Oak and pine wood cut
any length you desire
Phone 153 and get
quick.
the voters of the county, the
following questions, “In favor of
the office of County Treasurer,”
and “Against the office of County
Treasurer,” and in favor of the
County Unit School Tax system.”
and "Against the County Unit
School Tax System,” and voters
favoring the retention of the
office of County Treasurer, will
erase the words “Aganist the
office of County Treasurer, ” and
voters desiring to abolish the
office of County Treasurer.”
and voters favoring the County
unit school tax system will erase
the words “Against the county
unit school tax system, ” voters
opposed to the county unit school
tax system will erase the words,
“In favor of the county unit
school tax system.”
That at such Primary che re
gistration lists as prepared by
the registrars for the year 1914,
be used, together with such ad
ditions thereto as may be made
by the registrars.
That the registration books so
far as this primary be concerned
shall be closed at six o’clock on
Feburary 16th 1916.
That cadidates desiring to be
voted for in such primary elec
tion shall by or before six
o’clock p. m. on Feburary 16th
1916, pay to the secretary of this
committee the following assess
ments, to wit; Judge City Court,
Solicitor City Court County School
Superintendent, Ordinary, Clerk
Superior Court, Sheriff, Tax
Assessor, County Treasurer the
sum twenty dollars each, and
candiates for County surveyor
and County Commissioners, the
sum of ten dollars each, and
candidate for Coroner shall not
be required to pay any as
sessment.
That nb person who shall fail
to register with the secretary of
Democratic Executive Comittee
and pay the required assess
ments as herein provided shall
have their named printed on the
official ballot hereinafter provid
ed for.
Thai on the 16th day of Febru
ary 1916 or as soon thereafter
,as possible the Chairman and
11 ( Secretary’ of this comittee shall
prepair and have printed the
THEY ALL DEMAND IT
Bainbridge, Like Every City and Town
in the Union, Receives it.
-w.
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the tortures of an aching back
relief is eagerly sought for.
There are many remedies today
that relieve, but not not cure.
Doan’s Kidney Pills have brought
lasting results to thousands. Here
is Bainbridge evidence of their
merit.
Mrs. N. C. Sapp, 225 Planter
St., Bainbringe, says: “For
several years my kidneys were
weak. I let the trouble run on
until it kept getting worse and
during the winter especially. I
was biothered a lot. The kidney
secretions were too frequent and
scanty in passage and caused
me a great deal of annoyance.
Doan.s Kidney Pills, procured at
the Ehrlich Drug Co., cured me.
I have not had any kidney trouble
since.”
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the
same that cured Mrs. Sapp.
Foster-Milburn Company, Props.,
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II BRANCH STORE
The Globe Remedy Company
has opened a branch store at
the comer of West and Water
Sts., for the purpose of advertis
ing a line of medicines they
manufacture. Having unbound
ed faith in the virtures of their
remedies and wishing their vir
tues to become known to the
public as quickly and as thorough
ly as possible the company has
originated the following unique
but expensive method, and by
test has found it to be an effect
ive way to accomplish their pur
pose.
Globe Tonic cures Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Bilious
ness, Sick Headache, Nervous
ness, Rheumatism, Neuralgia and
disorders of the Liver, Kidneys
and Stomach and Blood. If you
suffer from any of the above
diseases call and have a talk with
the demonstrators, and get a
free sample of the wonderful
Globe Tonic.
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For School i
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sight the mosterpieces of F,
Literature, and to write coi
in French. He also undei
well the spoken language'
can make himself undei
when he speaks it.
In Spanish, Mr. Bower
so acquired a good masti
the Castilian tongue and is
to read it fluently.
If your Board of Educatii
troduces the study of Mi
Languages in the Public
of Bainbridge, I am satisfied]
Mr. Bower, if appointed by
would make a splendid tea
and as far as I am concern
would not hesitate to accept
work from any young man
ing from Bainbridge school
would offer, according to our
system of accredited scht
French and Spanish as an
trance requirement.
This is the best complii
that I can pay to Mr. Bo’
ability.
Not only is Mr. Bower an
complished scholar, but he ii
well a gentleman of the higj
character, and fortunate wi!
the boys who will have the
vantage of being associated
him. Respectfully Yours,
Prof, of Romance I^anguagi
Prof. H. C. White, says in
“I think Mr. Bower well qual
to teach Elementary Chemi
and in addition possesses
qualifications likely to make
a successful and accept!
teacher. Mr. Bower is a ge
man of most excellent charai
pleasing address and great?
ergy and industry. I cordi!
commend him to whomsoe
his services may be offered.”
Prof. Bocock says in part,
gives me great pleasure to a
mend the character, courtesy
scholarship of Mr. Roland Bo
His work under me In Greek
distinguished and I am Sure
would teach the subject fail
fully and competently.”
Prof. Patterson says in pa!
“An excellent student and stroi
character, he will respond
every duty most faithfully.”
Prof. T. J. Woofter says of hii
“You will find him possessing
excellent understanding of Mo
ern Educational Problems. I a
sure he has the qualifications
succeed well in teaching.”
Prof. R. E. Park savs in par
“It is with genuine pleasure thi
I give my testimony to the hig
moral character, sterling wort
and excellent ability of Mr. R
land Bower. Few, if any grai
uates of the University of Geo
gia have won for themselves
higher place in the esteem ar
friendship of the faculty than ha
Mr. Bower. As a teacher Mi
Bower is well equipped, to goo
scholarship he adds a strong pe
sonality and most pleasing at
dress. The community whic
secures his services, will in m
judgement, be a most fortunat
one.”
Chancellor Walter B. Hill
the State University says
part,” I regard Mr. Bower
qualified in character and educa
tion to succeed in teaching. Hi;
conduct during his college cours
has been exemplary and he will,
leave the University with the
esteem and good will ot the fac
ulty and fellow students.”
The above are specimens of
the high testimonials Mr. Bower
presented to the Board of Trus
tees of our school and there can
be no surprise that he received
their unanimous vote for the
third place which he modestly
scught.
We "feel a pride in the succesi
of any of our young men who
make an effert to equip them
selves for the highest duties of
life, and at same time cultivate
those great principals and quali
ties that gain the esteem com
mendation and confidence of their
fellow man. We wish Mr. BoW'
cr great success.
(Adv.)