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Second Scene II Act “The Pink Lady*’ ftt The C&Hahan Theatre Tonight
GAUD OF mis MO. SUFFER ANNOUNCES
We take this method of thank-
in this issue of the paper ap-
Mingour friends who stood by j pears Mr. S. S. Shaeffer’s an-
J us'and extended their sympathy'nouncement for County Com-
The John B. Rogers Company I f nend8 m ail parts of the coun-
who presented Fi-Fi of the Toy ty ' He 18 *** minded a " d
Shop in the Callahan Theatre last Progressive, and the voters cooU
vear under the ausnices of the not POSS'b'v do better than to
Ladies Guild of the Episco^l * ve ‘° th jf P^lio apirited dti.
zen the office which he asks at
SALE — Choice Cabbage
’lants, 25c per hundred. Ap-
1?- to C. N. Wilson.
NTED—2 furnished rooms
or light house keeping. Ap-
>ly to this office.
R RENT—Store house next
o new post office building on
Vest street, recently occupied
U>y Sign Painter.
G. G. Bower
ANTED-Agent (female) to . . . . . lIie u.m
make from $3 to $6 daily in Church, have a contract to re-
four home town. Write for i turn to Bainbridge on Friday 1
particulars to Eagle Novelty I February 11th, and present their
Jo., Branch No. 275, Albany, , wonderful Play “In Story Book
j3 ' Land,” under the same auspices
1ST—One dark brown cow,; of the same organization. Watch
marked overaquare in each ear, these colums for further announ :
notify E. M, Pukes, Faceville, I date, February 11th at the Cana
da. and receive liberal rewar<j han Theatre.
FOR SALE-Any amount'6f! - -
d on easy terms off College
on College Street, Block .14
idtwell Street, Bainbridge and
185 below Fowlstown and
nds below Faceville.
t L. C. Bower. Birmingham.
JURY OUT RECORD TIME
GYRENE INSTITUTE CASE
What was probably a record
m our recent bereavement when, mlssloner m the coming election. for the D( catur count cit court
our little boy Haffy was taken to Mr. bhaeffer is a well known and wag eStab ,.; 8hed , Mt week whe n
his heavenly home. popular merchant ot Amsterdam. the - in the Stanton vs . Hod .
Mr and Mr. P. F.. He has lived ,n Decatur county | ?owe]1 and Brid case re .
Davis. Eldorendo. for more than 11 years and « a | mained out o£ the court room94
fine business man and has many hours con8ideri the evidence
If you need fish, the freshest ter - Balt J lmor ';' Md are visit-
id want them promptly phone “j? her daughter, Mrs. Max
17 to Will Clinton. They will be Kllne -
livered promptly. | Telephone your bicycle
troubles to the Motor-
We Will build you a
delivery *VhMI for heavy
service. The Wotor^Blke
Company.
in the case. The jury retired
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock
and stayed out till Saturday noon
when they were dismissed by
Judge Spooner and a mistrial de
clared.
Prof. Stanton alleged that the
defendants owed him a sum in
Glyceriae And Bark Prevent Appendicitis. t he neighborhood of fifteen hun-
The simple mixture of buck- [ dred dollars for services as prin-
thorn bark, glyceriene, etc., cipal of Cyrenr Institute,
known as Adler-i ka, astonishes m,
Bainbridge peode. Because The caae attrac ^d considerable
Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH interest as the three defendents
lower and upper bowel, ONE are prominent citizens of Decatur
county.
The plantitf claimed that the
three defendents’.were in charge
SPOONFUL relieves almost any
CASE constipation, sour stomach
or gas. It removes such surpris
ing foul matter that a few doses, , , , , ,. .
often relieve or prevent append:-, br the school during hia regime,
citis. A short treatment helps
chronic stomach trouble. The
INSTANT, easy action of Adler- Mrs. J.C, Gowder, after spendirg
i-ka is astonishing. For sale by two weeks visiting her brothers,
With every $2. worth of goods Bike Co., Shlngler Bldg,
ought at the Star Grocery CO., We hav? a nice line of Gray
ley will sell you 17 lbs Sugar Coo kinK Ware at cost. Phone 242
$1.00. | .
The local banks, the court
Duse and -other public institu-
ons observed the birth day of
obers E. Lee on Wednesday,
he birthday of the confederate 1
nieftan is a state holiday ’ifi all
f the southern states.
Mrs. F. Fried lander and ghrlich Drug Company. (1) • J. T. and B. H. Colbert, and sis-
r ' '■ _ Iter, Mrs. C. H. Helton, has re-
county coMMiSSidNfcB! turned to her home in Atlanta,
l fWfcfoy announce my candidacy'I
for Courtly ComnJW‘>ioner subject to j Oysters in season and cheap as
the white fteWWersHo primary. If . _ , n ,
elected i shall th# duties of a I ca p be gotton anywhere. Phone
public servant in IW fullest sense and | Will Clinton at 287 and get them
meaning. I shall wdfh toluipiove the . •
county, D’t yet at the Mine tifflS tol” ulCK -
cut down tne expenses and tdftasof the
people to the lowest figure. I believe
that all stock foods, such as corn, cats
eh «
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure’your Rheumatism
feuralgla, Headaches, Cramps,
olic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
urns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
5tc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in-
rnally and externally. Price 25c.
Stop In Atlanta
At Hotel Empire
— ■ Opoaite -Union Depot on Prior
St. Renovated aud refurnished
^'throughout. Reservations made
. on gpplialkUoa. Hot and cold
water, private baths. Electric
lights and elevator.-
First class accomodations at
extremely moderate rates. Euro
pean plan 75 cents up.
John L. Edmondson,
Proprietor.
and hay should be purchased from
farmers of Decatur county instead of
from the farmers'in the western-states.
I believe in good toads but not in ex
travagance. I believe in establishing
dipping vats in different parts of the
' county for the benefit of the farmer's
'stock. I believe in giving all parts of
I the county a square deal on all ques-
|tions that come before -.the County
(Commissioners who after ail are ser
vants of the people. ' I shall appreciate
your vote and support now, pntl I shall
appreciate it just as much after my
election.
Respectfully,
•' 8. 8. Bhaeffer.
....THE BICYCLE....
REPAIR WIZARD
IS AT THE
BICYCLE HOSPITAL
211 Water Street
Headquarters for all kinds of Scientific Bicycle
Repairs. If you want the best Skill and the best
Results bring your CRIPPLED WHEEL to the
BICYCLE HOSPITAL
A new Mechanic, with new prices for the New
Year. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
A complete stock of Tires, Accessories and Sup
plies at bottom prices.
Baby Carriage Tires and Repairs
Remember
The
BICYCLE HOSPITAL
211
Water
Street.
We help make your bic
ycle bills less. The Motor-
Bike Co., Shlngler bldg.
FOB ORDINARY
To the voters of the county: I am a
candidate for the office of Ordinary.
7.’he short time before the Primary will
prevent me from making a thorough
canvass of the county. I shall see as
many of you as possible before the
primary. I ask those, I fail to see not
to feel that I am indifferent to their
influence and supjiort. i hereby ask
your support and will appreciate it very
much, i have been a citizen of your
county over forty years and am known
to most of you. r made an extensive
canvass of the county four years ago
and received a very flattering vote, if
i did not feel that I am wed qualified
to fill this office l certainly would not
seek it. Politeness, punctuality and
proficiency will mark the conduct of
this office if i am elected, i thank
you for your generous and liberal sup
port in the past.
J. D. TAIbert.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
1 announce myself a candidate for
County Commissioner for the fourth
district of Decatur county, subject to
j the action of the primary"of March 1st
! If I am elected 1 promise the people of
! the county that I will faithfully dis-
j charge the duties of the office honestly
and impartially'. Thanking the peo
ple in adyace foi any consideration
given my announcement.
Respectfully.
Ouss Parker.
We have a few more boxes of
lump starch at 7 lbs for25cts Ph
one 242.
“Samantha Matilda Jones” Op
timistic Club”—a farce in three
acts, will be given at the school
auditorium next Thursday even
ing, January 27th. by the follow
ing local talent: Misses Chariton,
Smart, Branch, Boulware, King,
Frances and Bessie Mayes and
Mesdames Bradwell, Selka, Pratt,
G. B. Toole, T. J. Morris, Corry
Morris, Chas. Glover, Kate Mc
Farland, L. C. Brown and Jim
Russell.
Two hours of fun? Come and
get your share of it! Admission
25 and 35 cents. Curtain will
rise at eight o’clock.
Mr. J. H, Hancock, the well
known Policeman ot Bainbridve
purchased a box of the Globe
Worm Candy which he gave to
his two children according to
directions and both of them ex
pelled many worms.
If you have a child that is
restless at night, picking fat the
nose, dark circles under the
eves, unnatural appetite, grating
the teeth and fever flashes,
these contitions often lead to
convulsions, and frequently death
is the natural result of in-atten-
tion to the symptoms and neg
lect of procurring the proper re-,
medies. Worms will cause con
vulsions, epilepsy, hysteria, St.
Vitus dance, etc. Worms are
the prolific cause of most ills of
child’s life, causing them to be
fretful nervous, pale, puny and
spasmodic. Many remedies used
to fail to cure because they do
not remove the worm nest. The
Globe Worm Lozenges are put
are put up in candy form, and
pleasant to take. 25c per box
Cfffi on thedemonstrators at 101
Water 3treet, next t6 the Citi
zens Bank and let them show
you the proof and get a free
sample of Globe Tonic.
STEAMER I. G. BRAKE
The Appalachicola Times her
alds the change of Purser Buck
ner from the Callahan Line to
the steamer T. C. Drake, Jr., in
the following manner:
Purser Tom Buckner who has
been identified with the Callahan
steamers for several years in the
capacity of purser, has tendered
his resignation and has taken up
new duties with the Thronateeska
Navigation Company, of wnich
he has long been a prominent
stockholder. This change was
made necessary by the death of
Capt. Buchannan of the Thron
ateeska Navigation Company.
In future Mr. Buckner will be
found steamboating on the upper
Flint. Those people who have
had business dealings with Mr.
Buckner at the various points on
thq Apalachicola river, and more
especially those who knew him
so well in Apalachicola, regret
exceedingly that they no longer
see hjs genial countenance in
\ the Qf (he steamer Calla
han, but nev^WSi they *x- v
tend to him their kindest wishes
for health,, happiness and pros
perity, with the further wish that
he will not desert them entirely.
We hope to see Mr. Buckner
in command of a passenger
steamer flying the waters be-
tween Albany and Apalachicola.
Buckner is the boy to put it over
if any man can do it. N
THE POWER OF WHEELS
Do you know that the wheel is
the connecting link between-pov
erty and wealth, that by it the
world moves and upon it all great
work depends! Take the wheel
from the locomotive, the steam
ship and the steamboat and one
half of $e world’s . industry
would die. Remove it from the
car, the carriage and the factory
and the wealth of the wot Id
would dwindle three fourths
—there would be fewer mi0i<)ig->
aires. We are in (h« W $ L
Busines?—galling the f a ig 99 s
POPE Bloyetoi, the keenest wind
cutters—the best land rollers on
ut*y market (<*Jay, POPE Bi-
cycles for business, pleasure and
health $35.00-$40.00-$45.00 other
makes for $18 to $35.00.
THE BICYCLE HOSPITAL
211 Water Street.
Dr. P. A. Kish
Specialist
IN STOMACH AND NERVOUS
DISEASES
Office Belcher Building
BAINBRIDGE, — — GEORGIA.
J. M. FLOYD
Lawyer
and Dealer in Real Estate
office 2nd. Floor Racket store
BAINBRIDGE, •:- GEORGIA.
NOTICE TO VOTERS
To the Voters and Citizens of
Decatur County:
Recently the Decatur County
Democratic Executive Com
mittee, in calling and fixing the
date and prescribing the rules of
the coming Democratic Primary,
to be held on the first day of
March, also deemed it wise to
call for a vote, at Said election,
on the much discussed question
as to whether or not the office
of County Treasurer should be
abolished. The rule of the elec
tion provides that each voter
shall vote For or Against the
abolishment of the office.
Believing, as I do, that the
great majority of the voters will
express the over-whelming senti,
ment of the people, as I see it
to abolish the office, and that the
same will be abolished, I have
therefore, decided not to offer
for re-election to the office of
County Treasurer of Decatur
County, at the coming election.
Allow me to take this oppor
tunity to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to my
many friends who honored me
with their confidence and vote
in electing me to the office for
the presentjterm.
Respectfully,
Lee A. Parker.
Before buying a bicycle
our
FOR SALE—Two Jersey cows
fresh in milk—apply to
I. L. Willis, Fowlstown, Ga.
Liven up Your Torpid Liver
To keep your liver active use
Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They
insure good digestion, relieve
constipation, and tone up the
look at our stock. The! . Dllk . „ whole system-keep your eye
Motor-Bike ICO., Shlngler Bugey S“‘ T “ h " e molS?!arks. 1
but.ding. I Bike Co. I your druggist (2)
On account at the absence from
the city of the Rev. Sams, there
will be no services in thtb church
on next Sunday or the Sudday
following. Mr. Sams wiU be in
Cuthbert this Sunday the 30th.
He will preach in Americus for
Rev. Mr.- Lawrence who will: be
m Cuthbert conducting a Mission.
The Sunday School however
will be held as usual at 10:00
o'clock on both Sundays. ./,
Friday afternoon service this
week at 4:00 0, clock.
Rev. W. B. Sams, Vicar.
FARM LOANS
Our connections have an
abundant supply of ready
money to loan for 5 years 6 and
7 per cent, per annum, with
usual commissions. You do not
have to pay any of the principal
on our loans annually unless
you desire, but interest must
be paid promptly each Fall.
We can give prompt at
tention to business entrusted
to us, and want large loans
ranging in amounts from $1000
to 110,000 or above. We want
applications from only gdod
men on well-improved farms.
Barrow Loan & Abstract Go.
Pelham, Georgia.
