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Thoughts Concerning Nellie Davis. Of nil fcho requests that have boon Hindi' of mo and all the du ties that I havo been called upon to perform, the one that now con fronts mo is the grandest of nil. When I suffer my recollection to go back to my school days that ■was spent with Nellie, many fond recollections mingled with sad re flections bloom up before me. It was in school where 1 became per sonally acquainted with Nellie, as I did not have an opportunity to associate with her until we were large enough to attend school. As it happened, >.< were classed together, studied together, spent recess and hours together. Nellie studied well, obeyed her teacher, and was kind to her playmates. Well do I remember being with her at the entertainment a short time before her death. We had pur dolls, and 1 can almost hear Nellie recite her declamation, “The New Toy.” This little poem will remain in my memory while I live' in this in world. Hut little did 1 think that our parting on that night would prove so long a farewell. Next I must speak of her relig ious life. With this, also I chanced to be associated. ! saw her embrace a hopo in Christ, and from that moment to her death, I neither saw her nor heard of an net that was derogatory to a pure character. She abode in the faith, led a Christian life and clutched immortality without a shudder. Nellie sought, the future salva tion of her soul while she was yet very young; but so loyal did she remain to Christ that older mem bers of the church regarded her life purely ideal, and they were increased in the faith by the pious, and religious deeds she wrought. How often have 1 seen her in the revival meeting and when the holy spirit prevailed the Christian part of the audience, it always seemed that Nellie received a bountiful share. Notwithstanding the dear asso ciation, the purity, and the chastity of Nellie,.the great God who gave her an existence into t.lio world saw reasons to take her from our school, our church, and our dear association to a land of perpetual association and blessed union. It is a consolation that the end came peaceful and that she ever became anxious to change worlds. In this reflection 1 am made to exclaim with the poet: “Those feet Mint trod so often The thorny path of life, And the hand that wrought for others Are resting from the strife. Those lips by death are palsied, Yes, silent, is her tongue That brought to others sunshine By the precious words she spake. No shaft like Censors will he raised To give her name renown, the Master lias placed upon her head a gk rious crown Decked vi n stars for kind deeds she has done.” All these thoughts bring to bare upon my mind at their conieth a time when I too must leave this world and I sincerely hope and trust that I may he permitted to join that imperishable throng, and there rest in the shades of paradise forever more with Nellie. May Ahkiu homuik. July 81, 1008. In Memory ol Nellie Davis The respects which we have for our loved ones who have crossed tho silent stream of death, and home entered into the great be yond is made manifest by the vis it which is just made. Wo find that as wo walk the rugged paths of life that one by one at the call of tho Master they are passing over the river, and many who have died in Jesus are sweetly sleeping that sleep from which none ever wakes to sorrow. The passing of the old and the young is to us a gentle reminder that death rides upon the breeze and lerks in every flower. We must now say farewell, un til tho reseroction morning, when the dead in Christ shall rise and all the redeemed shall enter their everlasting home to sing praises to God forever. Auch: Net,son. July 81, 1008. Follow With Clover. After a crcp of curly patatoes has been taken oil borrow over and sow to clover as a catch crop in stead of leaving tho land bare to leach out during the remainder of the season and you arc adding to its power of retention of moisture as well as gaining by tho addition of nit rogen, says .), IS. Price in American Cultivator. Did Not Close For a Week. Heart Trouble Baf fled Doctors. Dr. Miles’Heart Cure and Nervine Cured Me. There ii nothing more necesrary to health than sleep and rest, if these are denied you, if you rise in the morning more tired than when you went to bed, there is an affection ol the nerves plainly present. If your heart i» Weak, or there is an inherited tendency in that direction, your weakened nerves wilt soon so affect your heart’s action as to bring or. serious, chronic trouble. Dr. Miles' Ner vine is a nerve tonic, which quiets the nerves, so that sleep may come, and it quickly re stores the weakened nerves to health and strength. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure is a great blood and heart tonic which regulates the ac tion of tlie heart, enriches the blood and im proves the circulation. “Some time ago I was suffering severely with heart trouble. At times my heart would seemingly stop heating and at others it would beat loudly and very fast. Three to four hours sleep each night in ten months was all I could get. One week in last Sept ember 3 never closed my eyes. I got Dr. Miles’Nervine and Heart Cure at a drugstore in Lawrence- burg, after spending J.?oo.oo in medi cines and doctors in Louisville, Shelbyville, Frankfort, Cincinnati and 1 .awrencehurg, and in three days have derived more benefit from the use of your remedies than I got from all the doctors and their medicines. I think everybody ought to know of the mar velous power contained in your remedies.”— W. H. IIughfs, Fox Creek, Ky. All druggists sell and guarantee first bot tle Dr. Miles’ Remedies. Send tor free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lnd. ‘SPECIAL BARGAINS! ALWAYS ON HAND AND OFFERED TO THETHADE AT MOORE & COMPANY We Deal Tu Staple Dry Goods, Shoes, Pants, Overalls, Groceries, all kinds Farm Implements and Mining Supplies at very reasonable figures. In fact any and everything you need. Gri*en.t lv reduced Price; Many Articles. in J. F. 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I used everything known to the profession without relief, until I commenced to use FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE'. After taking three bot tles I was entirely relieved and cured. 1 prescribe it now daily in my practice and heartily recommend its use to all physicians for such troubles, for I can honestly state I have prescribed it in hundreds of cases with perfect success.” Had to Get Dp Several Times Every Night Air. F. Arnold, Arnold, la., writes: “ I was troubled with kidney disease about three years. 1 was nervous and all run down, and had to get up several times during the night, but three bottles of FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE effected a complete cure. I feel better than I ever did and recommend it to my friends.” TWO SIZES 50o and $1.00 Young Men And w Attention. °nien, college, established by a, offers the greatest nn«l sl: ""’ i»K investment. Tniu bo,ml surroundings cheerful, du,.; .' exact, scholarship hi^li i * llU( ‘ distinguished grudnn’ts la * students, able touchers. ’ j,' '."‘Jf the statu ehampionbliip f (jr , and has the tinesl cadet c, i ,. dot a most distinguished \y Point, graduate. For pui tieulurs, write to f K. K. S. Avis, I-,. re i,| CIlti Dahloncga, q APPLICATION FOH CHAmlf Georgia, Lumpkin County. ToTiik EmuiiouCocnfor The petition of WilbiUp ^ Denver, Colorado, ,T. Al t -N w T Huntingdon, Tennessee (jiismiils T V. JncU; ‘I’Jj'j | Moore ( f Dahlonega, Geo-an,, . *< fully shows: ’ f '"’’ r,s I>m. 1st. That they desire for tlio mse W their associates, successors and .j ’ to become imw]torated and bVcJ under the Dr, C,H. Jones. Blanks Poi*Sa 1 e At the Nugget office you will find the following blanks: Warranty Deeds, Mor tgnge Deeds, Mortgage Notes, Mortgage Fifas (Jhattle Mortgages, Plain Notes, Common Leases, Miner’s Leases, Criminal Warrants, Peace Warrants, Options, Power of Attorney, Witness Summons, J. P. Summons, Justice’s Court Fifas, Forthcoming Bonds, Constable’s advertisements, Bonds for Title,, Affidavit & Bond for Garnishment Administrator’s Deeds und Attachments. i'unepal Director & ICmbalmer And Dealer m COFFINS, CASKETS, COFFIN FIXTURES, and BURIAL ROBES, Dahlonega, Ga. for children c saA, ;.wXa dpi a it i THE GREAT LANIER. Are you Interested in Your Future Welfare? Equip yourself with a practical business education and you will bo prepared to meet 1 the responsibilities <>f life: We are placing many young men and ladies in paviug positions. IF YOU DESIRE TO EQUIP YOURSELF for teaching or civil service, you can make no mistake in preparing at our school. NORMAL AND NORMAL TRAINED TEACHERS IN CHARGE. The Lanier Business College. MACON, GA. TIE M0.1T PRACTICAL COLLEGE IN AMERICA. ^iihi ii iiimi 111 FIRST CLASS Photographic MIoe AT Dahlonega Portrait go’e gallery, Next Door Above Masonic Hall, G D. BRUCE, Gen Manager MMCWCTE'^ra5X!Z.‘3HEranQ3maBH|HaPt*t ■ —-TGr-:rr¥T. - - Thf. Peqple’s Pa per- a Year. PUBLISHED DAILY EXSEPT SU P.)AY. Ably Edited by John f rein pi(3 Uu /o l Under Management of Charles Daniel. An absolutely Free and Independent Daily News-mo. r <.. in vit" important news of the world, mailed direct, to subscribers at the rate of ONE CEN T A DA V. Sul'-sn'rptiouH cccriftcd ol the office oj NU(i(JET on ii emit i;11:elt to Ur- ATLANTA MW!’, Atlanta, Ga. - tG> fjk (? | v '-'o v. ©rsA 4M*S c y $ rvn here stiluted a body corporate name and style of ‘''I'm: .li MJio (101,11 Mining Compavy” Jnd. 1 ho term lor which netitimL, ask to be incorporated is (20) t «S years, with privilege of removal at T expiration of that time. 3rd. The capital stock of said cornn. ration is to be. (.+”,(,00,000) Two Milfi Dollars, divided into shares (of spi One Dollar each ; at least ten porM, of which is to be paid in before com! mencing business. And they desire, for said corporation to receive in payment, of subscription* to the capital stock money, orprenortv or other thing of value suitable for tli« uses ami business of I he corporation. ■ttli. The object of the corporation is pecuniary gain to its stock-holders. 5th. The particular business M jiosed and intended to bo carried on said corporation is mining gold, silver copper, coal, iron or any other miners! or metal; and quarrying marble, pan. ite or any other stone, and, iuci. dentally— (a) Conducting a general mercantile business, buying and selling to its em ployees and to the public, goods, vans and merchandise, machinery, mining supplies and utensils, (b) Developing water powers, goner, nting electricity, establishing, main taining and operating electric plan!: for its own use and furnishing, leasing und selling electric lights, heat and power to municipal and private corpor ations, and the public at large. (c) Constructing, equiping, main taining and operating such clmric, steam or other railroads or tram roads as may be necessary or convenient for the use of the corporation in the pros- edition of its enterprises. (d) Constructing, maintaining and operating a telephone line or lines bo. tween its works and power plantain said County and its principal office in Dahlonega, Georgia. (c) Owning, operating and carrying on the business of saw-milling and lumbering 6th. They desire for such corporation the right to contract for, lease, buy and Hold all such real estate, water powers and easements as may he nse fill and pnper in the conduct of lha business of the corporation, and to sell, lease, mortgage or otherwiseencumber the same; to issue bonds, notes or other evidences of indebted ness asms be determined to be to the interest i* the corporation and authorized by is stock-holders. 7th. They desire for said corporation, tlii* right to construct and niaiiitam such dams, ditches, trestles, Hume and pipe, lines and water ways; to erect and maintain such buildings and stn» lures, and install such machinery a» appl iances ; and to erect such pole »• and wires for the transmission of cm tricity and electric power, as may « deemed necessary and expedient « the conduct of the business of tliecoj poration: t he right to exercise s powers of eminent domain an granted by the laws of Georgia to dividua!s and corporations otigagw similar businesses to that of <hm poration, and generally to do all a acts and things and to cx,,|( j such powers as are necessary and p er in the conduct of its biismertl effectuating tlie objects of Hit. i ll 8 I th. They desire for such corporal to have the right to sue aim b< j to have and use a common • . make and prescribe such i fj j j and by-laws for itsgovernmciit - * be needful and proper and j ^ to law; tncoustiUiteandc LLUh® . of Directors for the manag' ' ( | |f allairs and to confer upon them right to elect such officers nsai and as may be authorize! 0 laws: and they further desire • i g oral powers, rights and ^ which may .be confeiu - which are incident to eo l j * the State of Georgia, wlnolibyJ 1 chartered by the riuperior I ^ util. The I r ue.i| al olhm _ jn t j,c ! partition shall he at Uj. .f"fieorg 1 *! j County of ]-u:n!Tuu • sl : 1 ‘ - ( i C orp> r * I b'lt petitioners (les'i'e m | ntion the right to es 1 -” - . |lt anf, j tain branch o.hee> or <•. r \ v ; t j,iu | other place or l-'lac's. ^ ,, s i without the ritale <;■ ‘ ^ ,. 0 hi ■rs may I'm pray to stock-hold dele rmine upon. Wherefore i-.-l.'foiii-i*; lj|( ,, i body eorpoi'B^R'R n ^rtff glllft. mad'. iii.il style aforesaai “l 1 J‘/'jl'the n: be grunted them eonb r 'r four privileges and powes hertn. and petitioned lor. j ] yiI .!,v. ,'T \ttorn'>' . n k , i r, Snu' 1 t 10th. I 003 ' Filed in ollice Georgia, Ltini| i, John Ii- Alt O” epiS „i u» jj oore, e"C’om'l.' and for • . ,, lr tZ dii certify that 1! "jUUIl'r^ 1 ^" S and correct rn|.V 1,1 *’ ; 0 |d JI'i'J* charter for Tb.’ J,„-s u f Coiapany, as the in my office. nichd st (ii ,-eii tinder ia( 'p lliisAug'.ae I' a ■ • D , lillll; r L Joii.' BjIUKi jl. yjoeim-