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Press Comments Over the Circuit on Judge Harrell’s Candidacy Judge W. M. Harrell of Bain- bridge is in the race for judge of the Superior Court of the Albany Circuit. His formal announce ment will be found elsewhere in this issue of the Journal. Judge Harrell is already well- known in Mitchell county having been employed as counsel in some of the most important cases tried in the county during past several years. He has been active ly engaged in the practice of law lor JO years except 8 years of which he was judge of the City Court of Bainbridge. He is president of the Decatur County Bar Association and at a meeting of this body held Friday he was unanimously endorsed for the oflice. So far he is the only candidate who has made formal announce ment but he will be opposed by Judge A. S. Johnson of this coun ty who several weeks ago stated that he was in the race and would make his formal announcement in due time. Therehave also been others whose names have been mentioned as probable candidates and as the time for the election draws nearer there may be other entries. Pelham Journal. rell is quite well known through out the circuit and is recognized as an able exponent of the law. He is an affable gentleman, con scientious and possesses a deep regard for justice and fairness to every one. He is highly esteem ed in his native county, Decatur, where he has lived all his life- We know this for the editor of The Courier has lived there and has known him for many years. And we ai e sure his home section will give him a rousing, un animous endorsement. - Calhoun County Courier. Judge W. M. Harrell, of Bain bridge, makes announcement in this issue of The News for the office of Judge of the Albany circuit to succeed Judge E. E. Cox. Judge Harrell is an able lawyer and has had considerable experience in presiding over the courts, having been Judge of the city court of his home town for a long time. He has the unani mous endorsement of the bar of Decatur county, and will no deubt run a good race.—Edison News. Judge W. M. Harrell, of Bain bridge, makes formal announce- Judge W. M. Harrell of Bain bridge has announced his can didacy for Judge of the Superior court of the Albany circuit to succeed Judge E. E. Cox who will make the race for congress. Judge Harrell is a prominent typical south Georgian and an able lawyer. Its our guess that he is going to be heard from in no uncertain manner when the votes are counted.—Thomasville Press. TJDitbil? Read? are the Forman Farm Loans. Ten years time, annual instalments if desired, and reasonable rates. Write or see me for in formation. ment this week of his cannidacy! O T-Jortcfi^lrl far judge of the superior courts Flat IbllClU) of the Albany circuit. Hiscandi-j Bainbridge, Ga. dacy has been considered a>- ■■=■■■ ■■■-- practical certainty for some! „ r .■ .■ weeks and his announcement will tonslipalion Injures. come as no surprise to the voters ^he bowels are the natural of the circuit. Judge Harrell is , Sys L em of ho< f ly ; .... ., . , , . When they become obstructed oneot the ablest lawyers of the by constipation a part of the ^circuit and for many years has poisonous matter which they practised in every county com- should carry off is absorbed into posing it. He is also an admirable the system making you feel dull d,arac,cr ideals are such as to commend food. This condition is quickly him to good people. This we can i r e 1 i e v e d by Chamberlain’s frankly say for him, regardless Tablets. Obtainable everywhere, of the stand we may take in the .campaign.—Camilla Enterprise. on the war path at The Motor-Bike Co. In this issue appears the first announcement of a candidate for judgeship of the Albany circuit to succeed J udge E. E. Cox, who is a candidate for congress. The announcement to which attention of our readers is direct ed is that of Judge W. M. Har rell, a well known and prominent lawyer of the Decatur county bar, and one of the leading at- . „ , torneys of the circuit. We under- Grady county assure judge stand that the bar of Decatur Ha ."' d ^ tha ^ Grady county eouty has given Judge Harrell Judge Harrell Very Popular Over Circuit (Continued from page one) As nice send-off in the way of a un-, animous endorsement for the position he seeks. In view of the fact that a new circuit will be created in all prob ability by the next legislature, the people of this county will be slow in interesting themselves in the race for the judgeship of the Albany circuit this year. In the event of the creation of a new circuit, it is likely that Turner county will present some lawyer of our local bar either the judge- ship or solicit6r-general-ship.— Wiregrass Farmer and Stockman. OH LADIES, The New Hats Are Here A shipment of the very latest thing in Easter Hats and Ribbons have just come in today, Thursday-arid we have them all up. We were fearful that we would not have these new ideas in time for Easter but they are here and every lady has two more days and a portion to select the very newest. The ideas were of the last minute and we were afraid that we § could not offer them to the ladies last week but they are here in time and every lady £~ that has been waiting can come on here to the Ladies Shop and get just what she wants. The Ladies Shop will always have the very lastest thing in the line and we will do so if we have to get the stock by express at the last hour. Any lady that has not been here in the last three or four days needs to come now. The time is at hand when all the people want to see you arrayed in that which will look best on you and you can only get that at the Ladies Shop. The Ladies Shop Callahan Block MISS EDDIE STORY, Proprietress Bainbridge, Georgia. solid behind your candidacy one man puts it: “Grady county feels as though she has as much right to claim Judge Harrell as a native son as Decatur county. He was educated in Cairo and we feel that we have a right to claim him. You musn’t forget that Grady county was at one time a part of Decatur county. We’re going to roll up a large majority tor Judge W. M. Har rell, at the polls”. CAMILLA ENTERPRISE. The editor of the Camilla Enterprise says editorially: ‘‘Judge Harrell is one of the ablest lawyers of the circuit and i I has for many years practiced in j Judge W. M. Harrell, of Bain- every county composing it. He tiridge, makes formal announce- j is also an admirable gentleman ment this week of his candidacy whose character and ideals are Georgia, Florida & Alabama Ry. ‘QUICKEST ROUTE’ TO ATLANTA, GA. ANERICI S, GA. Account—Music Festival. Dates sale: April 23 to 28th, inclusive. Round Trip $7.75. Limit May 2nd. Account—State Convention of Elks. Dates sale: April 25 and 26th, inclus ive. Round Trip $3.70. Limit April 30th BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Account—Annual Reunion United Confedarate Veterans, May 16 to 18th, inclusive. Dates sale May 13 to 17th, inclusive. Round trip $5.65. Final limit May 25th. For further Information, Schedules. Sleeping Car Reservations for the Judgeship of the Superior such as to commend him to good et( . gpe Ticket Agent Qr C ’ 0mmunicate with Office. Traffic Man Courts of the Albany circuit, the people. This we can frankly say ager> Q F & A Railway Bainbridge, Ga. announcement appearing in this tor him, regardless of the stand issue of The Courier. 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