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EE EXCURSION! J lot do You Half as Much Good as the Porch Rockers sed Out at Jackson Furniture Co. Now is the Time Porch Rockers CHEAP. Come and see for Yourself. PSON FURNITURE COMPANY, Bo •vjJiHii- ■ h ■ j£|B:iums ■ read Wilders fßdtst'n?K 'ijXl uth rs Bui nf E. If'' Mllili- Wf RRint |est of land John lie N. >!. Inard and ■e read, au- I 8 75 00 B 500 ■10202 mMmnn 3 00 f ir, 00 * 37 50 ■ 7 1152 HO §9 'll 00 9 l! 50 liß 75 00 ■ l* "" BBr, 00 5i I Mrs. M. E. Moody Sells Out. Mrs. M. E. Moody has sold out her millinery business to Duggan Bros, it Co. who will move the stock of goods to their plaee of business and run a line of millinery in con nection with their dry-goods line. We regret to loose this establishment from our town as Mrs. Moody has been very energetic and business like, and had built up a first class "DuidiiW- A Card of Thanks. We desire to than* - + he good peo ple who were so attentive ui’.d good to us during the illness of our little girl. We have no words to express our heartfelt gratitude. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grumpier News from Route l Mr. Hansel Willis and family spent the evening with Mr Dock Willis and family, last Sunday Mrs. Annie Sanders visited Mrs. iMcDonal hist week, k Mr. Hansel MtfUsspent last week |«tu his bmflfmr Mr. Charlie Willis ■r M>«*nGa. BPbwey Willis is spending a few nays-, at Mr. Hansel Willis’ this week .< Miss' Lndie and Annie Denard are spending a few days at the home of Mr. John Willis. Miss Maefelle anil Katie Giddins, of Empire, spent last Friday with Miss 1/da Brannon. T. J. Holder, Clerk 41 90 M. Killen 20 00 J. B. Lewis, Tr 56 00 CORONER. J. T. Harvard *l7 00 CITY COURT. J. B. Lewis, Tr 5172 00 SUPERIOR COURT. J. R. Rogers, Sheriff 835 00 RRI IKIES. ||f|Junes * 3N5 fcewisTr. 2000 (Ml fh-kei** 3 60 Mmmli 10 7 S hi Bros. 21 2S Jr. 3 00 B No further business Commission |S adjourned. K T. J. Holder, Clerk. SSnfrarau SniifllL pBbHRAN, PULASKI COUNTY, GA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1910. Jones - Porter Mr. Will Porter was married to Miss Mary S. Jones at Cary, Mon day afternoon about five o’clock. The marriage took place at the Bap tist Church, and the ceremony was performed by Mr. Jake Prichard. The attendants were D. S. Stokes Miss Maggie Smith, Leroy Jones and Miss Lena Chambers. The bride is the attractive daughter of Mr. A. TV. Jones, and everybody knows the genial and clever Will porter who is connected with Wood son Bros, in the saw mill business. We join friends and relatives in wishing them much success and happiness. They Have a Definite Purpose. FoKW Kidney Vjljs giye quick re lief in cases of kidney and bladder ailments. Mrs. Rose (1 laser Terre Haute, Ind., tells the result in her case. “After suffering for many years from a serious case of kidney trouble and spending much money for so called cures, I found Foley Kidney Pills the only medicine that gave me a permanent cure. lam again able to be up and attend to my work. I shall never hesitate to recommend them.” For Sale by Taylor & Kennington. Miss Evelyn Brown has returned home after two weeks visit to Atlan ta. Mrs. S. D. McCoy is visiting in Atlanta this week. Mrs. M. M. Hill, of Atlanta, is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. A. Brown. Mrs. E. D. Davis and children, of Macon, are visiteng family of I). A. Brown. William Holland and wife, of Erie Texas, are visiting relatives in the city. Rev. L. J. Ballard, Presiding El der of this district, will preach at the Methodist Church, Sunday week. We will give you lowest prices on sash, doors and blinds. Cochran Lumber Co. R. T. Jackson and wifi; are spend ing this week at Indian Springs. Mr. Carter Smith, of New Orleans, spent several days in the city with his uncles, J. C, and W. E. Dun ham . See us before buying your paint rod painters supplies. We have an attractive line of paints, oils and varnishes. We can supply you with anything necessary in exterior | or interior painting. | . Cochran Lbr. Co. Auto Races in Hawkinsville The auto races tube held in Haw kinsville next Tuesday, August, 16th., promises to be a big affair for our sister city. There will be three interesting races, beginning at 1:00 o’clock p:m. The first event is a 1 mile straight course to be run in the city; the second is a cross country in di rection of Elko; and the third is a twenty mile cross-country Hawkins villc to Cochran and return. There are already some interest ing entries to these races and more are expected before Tuesday. 'I hose races arc under the auspici es of the Middle Georgia Automo bile Association. Much interest is being manifested in these races and a large delegation of Autoists and Auto enthusiasts are expected. The Automobile Committee ex tends a most cordial invitation to all the Autoists of Cochran to par ticipate in all the features of the occasion. * Col. C. J. Lord Dead. After a long spell of typhoid fever, Col C. J. Lord, who formerly lived and practiced law here, died in Eeastman last Saturday. Col Lord, during his stay here, made for himself many friends, and leaves a record of being a highly conscientious Christian gentleman. His remains were carried to Com merce, his home town, for interr ment. Acute or Chronic--Which? No matter if your kidney trouble is acute or chronic Foley’s Kidney Remedy will reach your case. Mr. Claude Brown, Reynoldsville, 111., writes us that lie suffered inquy. months with kidney complaint which baffled all treatment. At last he tried Foley’s Kidney Reme dy and a few large bottles effected a complete cure. He says, “It has been of inestimable value to me.” For Hale by Taylor ife Kennington. School Notice Pupils who intend to enter First Grade must register September sth. or within two weeks, or they may not be registered during session cf 1910—11. LEO H. BROWNING. Supt. Masonic Convention The Third District Masonic Con vention and the Pulaski County Masonic Convention met at Coch ran August 4 and 5, and was a groat success. Everybody seemed to have had a delightful time and the masons desire to express their sincere thanks to the people of our city who extended their loyal hos| pitality to the visitors and assisted them so materially in making the* occasion what it was. Cochran has always demonstrated her ability and willingness to open her homes and receive with gracious welcome and cordial hospitality the visitors who come within her gates. The eloquent and instructive ad dresses delivered at the opera, bouse at the public session by Pa l Grand Thus. 11. .!<• *77 r <-s and Dejßy Grand Mastei Geo. \\\ Na pief-wH’e buddy enjoyed by all. Our friends, went away praising us and we ajil felt good hopeing that we woulijl soon meet again un der similar 1 circumstances. The convention njieets next year at Dan ville. To keep yqtur health sound: to avoid the ills! of advancing years: to conserve youjr physical forces for a ripe and healthful old age, guard your kidneys\by taking Foley’s Kid ney Remedy. \For Sale by Taylor & Kennington.) Dr. Walters wishes to announce that his office will’be closed until about August 20th. 8-4-2 t. For Quick Relief from Hay Fever Asthma and summer bronchitis, take Foley’s Honey and Tar. It quickly relieves the discomfort and suffering and the annoying symp toms disappear. It soothes and heals tie passages of the haad, tlwrtat and bronchial .tubes'. Tlt contains no opiates and no harmful drugs. Refuse substi tutes. For Sale by Taylor it Ken nington. Mrs. J. P. Chatfield and children, of Sparks Ga., are visiting Mrs. Asa Brantley. Mrs. W. W. Poole, of Hawkins ville, is visiting relatives in the city. Our printer R. A. Mcßae has been sick all the week and sn conse quence our news items were cut short. We trust that our subscrib ers will overlook this as well as the typographical errors in this issue.. We Have Exclusive Agency Walker's Pharmacy* NUMBER 11. COCHRAN, GEORGIA. Anti-lobbying Bill The Anti-lobbying bill, introduced by the Hon. Barry Wright of Floyd county, passed the lower branch of the Legislature by an almost unani mous vote. The measure. provides that all paid agents of permu*, & m?'or cor porations working for or against the passage of any tfrcasnriwsliall regis ter llieir names with the Secretary of State giving the names of the party or parties they represent. It is also required that principals rep resented by paid agents shall file with the Secretary of State an ac count of all expenses incurred by them in having their interests rep resented. This is a good bill and the Senate should pass it, without delay. It is somewhat peculiar that it has been referred to the Committee on Banks and Banking Why that particular committee should have special jurisdiction over a matter of this kind we fail to understand and hope the Senate wont i tempt to side-track this im portant measure. NOTICE! . My son, Edwin Whitehead, col ored, age 1!) years: Dark mulatto, about 5 feet 10 inches high, small scar under left eye, clean shaven. Left my house Sunday night, July 17th: wore new,blue over-alls, yel low shirt and big light hat. You are hereby warned not to employ him. Any information to where aboutss of boy will be paid for by me. Jerry Whitehead; 8-5-4 t. West Lake, Ga. w NOTICE Meeting- of I, 0. O. F. Lodge have been changed from fiirst and third Tuesday nights to first and third Friday nights. Baseball Game One of the most interesting games of baseball is promised next Mon day, Aug. 15, when Eastman and Hawkinsville cross bats on the lat ter’s diamond. They have played two games recently, splitting even, and this one will be the best one of the series. A large crowd from O-chran will : no doubt attend this gain<