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Whipple. Position in Re- of Court laski County: ed what my in :» the following state tliat I have scted to* the leg-j It a Constitution >nt regal’d t<> the e. y, in Fehruary, y court and es- Court of Pulas- Fmty” as laid down in the !. This court has four sessions tr, in March, June, September, iweeniher. One accused of crime Wn this court cannot lie tried at any ' other time without his consent, and he still has the right to give hond and demand indictment by the jury, as was t ,e ease in the county court. It would lie one year, if I were e lected, before I could assume the office; and by that time from first hand information, it can la? known what the court is. The proof of the pudding is the eating of it, and the present court should stand or fall on ite own merits. If a trial of it shows that it is better than the old court, keep it; if had it should be abolished. I believe that any court, however established, should preserve the right of the ac cused to demand indictment by the grand jury. If elected represenatative, I will at all times strive to represent the people in their best ieterests, sub jecting my private opi ions to the will of the majority. 'Phis is what I understand to#tie representative, democratic government. I have no intention of imposing on the county what it does not want or serving personal ends. Thanking my friends for their as surances of support, I am, Very truly, L. A. Wiiipple. Public Speaking at Opera House. Tuesday Afternoon, May 17th, at 4:00. Hon. John L. Lee, State Presi dent, and Hon. B, J. Wooten, State lecturer and Organizer of the Farm ers Union, will address the people of Cochran and Pulaski County at 4:00 p. m. May 17th. This will lie an important occasion for the farmers and business men of our vicinity, and we feel sure these gentlemen will he greeted by a large and enthusiastic audience —Agricul- ture takes precedence over every thing else in this part of the coun try. No doubt these addresses will lie beneficial to the farmer, and what ever is to the interest of the farmer, is also to the interest of all other business classes throughout this country —We have a co-existent and interdependent community, and there should lie a thorough co-oper ation between the town and country in all matters pertaining to their mutual interest. These gentlemen will speak at the Farmers County Union meeting at Sparrow school house, Wednes day May 18th. A barbecue and dinner will tie prepared for the crowd, and the public is cordially invited to attend. If you want a nice table, mantel piece, porch swing or mission porch set. Call on Cochran Lumber Co., they manufacture them. Announcements. For Representative. I ask this nomination at regular democratic primary, trusting thatj each man will vote for the candidate liest qualified to represent the public interest, waiving for that public! duty, both friendship for me, and | grudge against anyone. Pledge no ! man; vote convictions. -If the choice fall on me, I shall! try t<» deserve the honor of your trust, as elected' agent, by referring all special measures of doubtful ap proval to a final vote of the people, i JoKL T. ]>K£aE. For Representative. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Representative, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic primary. If elected to this office, 1 shall use my liest efforts to represent the county in its best interests, and so licit the votes of the people on that ; basis. L. A. Wmm.K. For County School Commissioner. To the Voters of Pulaski County: I am a Candidate for the office of j countv school commissioner and will appreciate your support. If 1 j am elected my policy will he “Truth, Justice, Equity and the Golden Rule.” Respectfully, W. T. Dvak. For County School Commissioner. I take this opportunity to an nounce myself for county school commissioner of Pulaski county. If given the place, I will look diligent ly after the welfare of the schools throughout the county. You cannot find a man that will appreciate your vote more than I. Yours to serve, F. B. Asbkll. Macedonia Items. A big crowd attended Sunday school at Macedonia Sunday after noon. ' We had a very nice rain Sunday, the farmers are glad to see a rain now. } The farmers are busy chopping cotton. We will have to work to keep “General Green” down. J. A, Sander and T. L. Spears made a business trip to Eastman Monday. i Mrs. Lizzie Ashell and daughter, Miss Bessie, spent last Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Blankenship. Walter Eenson and George Sand ers spent Sunday with Hardy Blank ship. Will Graham and sister, Miss Josie visited their brother, Sam Graham of Montgomery County. Miss Julia Sanders is visiting her sister. Mrs. C. E. Williams of near Cochran. We are very sorry to hear of Jiley Bettis’ baby’s illness and hope it will soon lie well. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Trip spent Sunday with Hrs. J. K. Braswell. Miss Emma Rogers spent the night with Misses Pearl and Ethel Carr Saturday. Joe Purser and Miss Annie Gul dens was out driving Sunday after noon. There was three l>oys called to see “a” girl Sunday night and got left. Oh, you boys. Will Graham visited Chester Monday and was accompanied home V his sister, Mrs. Hinson. Guess Who? Foleys orinolaxativi Fob Stomach Trouble and Constipation WHETHER for Social, Outing ' or Business Occasion fillip-* we have the clothes and the accesscres. Why not be properly dresseJ no matter .what the occasion may be? ji' Not necessary to have it tost very much money. The “Clothes Peaut ful” i' MADE AND DESIGNED BY ll !I \w.yt Schloss Bros. & Co. § I It A II 1 • , . . %r, CO»»*6»lT •« jul |I of naltimore and .New York **\ Jfl \\\u» Supply Style and Service at MODERATE COST. MiFM if WOULD LIKE TO CALL! your attention to our beautiful line of Low Cut Shoes for Men, Women and Children. We have shoes for style for comfort for service. Our stock is now complete. : : : : : : : Would be glad to have you call and see our line before buying. H. F. BULL4RD. For More Than Three Decades Foley’s Honey and Tor has been a household favorite for all ailments of the throat, chest and lungs. For infants and children it is best and safest as it contains no opiates and no harmful drugs. None genuine hut Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow package. Refuse substitutes Taylor & Kennington. FOR QUICK SALE —One half acre residence lot at a bargain. Splendidly located. Call at the Cochran Journal Office. Ad-a-lac Varnish Stains are the liest for all kinds of household furn iture, mantels, screens, etc. Any person can stain and varnish with one application. For sale by Coch ran Lumber Co. One half acre residence lot for sale at a bargain splendidly located. Call at Cochran Journal office. Commander Julius A. Pratt Post No 143 Dept M, G. A R. Mr. Isaac Cook, Commander of above Post, Kewanee, 111., writes: For a long time I was bothered with backache and pains across my kidneys. About two months ago I started taking Foley Kidney Pills and soon saw they were doing just as claimed. I kept on taking them and now lam free from backache, and the painful bladder misery is all gone. I like Foley Kidney Pills so well that I have told many of my friends and comrades about them and shall recommend them at every opportunity.” Taylor & Kennington CLOSING OUT Sewing Machines and Organs! Drop Head Sewing Machines $12.50 to $15.00. Standard Sewing Machines, Agts price $55.00, only $22.50. Standard Sewing Machines, Agts price SOO.OO, only $27.50. Have one Organ worth $05.00 time price, will sell for $28.50. Would also be glad to show and price you White Goods, Percales, Figured Lawns, Linens, Linenes, Embroideries, Laces, Underwear, Waists, Etc. Big Lot Ladies Trimmed Hats. Shoes and Slippers. Prices Reasonable on Everything. I. M. WYNNE. Bailey’s Park Items. The fanners "are begining to chop cotton now and the grass is growing fast. W. C. Allen and Mr. Phillips, of Empire, went fox hunting one morning last week but didn’t catch any. The Davis last Thursday night with a good pro gram . Miss Oakley, of Hawkinsville, has gone home with Miss Waters of Tennessee, and the hoys are look ing mighty sick. Cheer up boys, cheer up! - The teachers of the Davis school have returned to their homes. Eddie Fenn and John Taylor walked down to Sunday school with Misses Laura and Mattie Floyd. Joe Crumpler and Miss Walter Floyd were out riding Sunday after noon. E. Davis and C. C. Davis called on the Misses Scarborough night. Euie Floyd called on Miss Lillie Mae Davis Sunday p. m. Alfred and Willie Davis enter tertained quite a number of their small boy friends Saturday. Foley Kidney Pills contain in concentrated form ingredients of es tablished therapeutic value for the relief and cure of all kidney and bladder ailments Taylor & Kennington^ A large lot of two and four light window sash at bargain prices. Cochran Lumber Co. FOR SALE —One half acre resi dence lot for sale at a bargain. Splendidly located. Call at the Cochran Journal Office.