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lp>' v ; n 3 sSgpTe ' |g|gY hBhE JF 17th, 1910 Vd:- jfetliis :::orn |ty thank ■xjjlers was |;\s grocery IJ. She f§ send any ■Kh«* gets |Rend out Hat is not It /*M of our Ms Y c celery unci „ f Bjrpfj ? s ano very - "lone i la -e. ' * Hie Lend j J a ■■. • o h. Oh a r.; ' '?s By i|3^^" 1 BRAND I CLOTHING I THIS HiAfiK OF OMJTY IN tm. COAT. j! Of Chat actor Men who really care about >, i th«r.,f appearance, always select j BH-and Clothing 1 I m.d individuality M to produce {gj ■ distinction which is ■c!l dressed man. § Hcxtreme —not t o I but —just right f discrimination. Suits and I stand for the best —the best fabrics vie ever produced the Lowest, ■ the Highest. I always glad to | it jf).'Taylor, COCHRAN, CA. §ggjg mjmmjjmmm § See us before buying your paint land painters supplies. We have an 'attractive line of paints, oils and famishes. We can supply you anything necessary in exterior Anterior painting. Bl Cochran Lbr. Co. ! Who Will Succeed Senator Clay? Political conjecture and uncer tainty is once again agitating the breasts of that portion of Georgia’s populace which loves a political tight more than anything else. This time it is as to who will wear the mantle out of which the late Sena tor Clay stole when lie answered the last roll call Sunday afternoon. At present public opinion would make Gov. Joseph'M.Terrell the fa vorite. Ex-Governor Brown has the appointment to make, such appoint ment to stand good until the legis lature meets in June, when that body may ratify the man the gover nor appoints,or name some one else to hold olHcc until the term of Sen ator Clay expires—in March 1915. However, there is a strong possibil ity that the state Democratic exeeu tive committee may wish to take the responsibility off the shoulders of the solons of Atlanta by ordering a primal y. In that case the people will name their own man. That, however, all depends on the state Democratic executive committee. At the .present most people are interested mainly in who will be apiHiinted by Governor Brown with in the next few days. This man, whoever he will he, and that is all up to the governor, will no doubt have somewhat of an advantage over a fresh entrant in the event of a later primary. Just what the leg islature will do, in case there is no primary, is another problem. How ever, whoever gets (he appointment now will he on the ground in good' shape for a light when it comes, j Possession is nine-tenths of tiie law j —.although this dues not always work out in polities. Two names have been prominent-1 ly nientioned of late. One is ex-i GoviVnor Terrell and the other is : 0. 1!. Pendleton, of a. Both I men. have been ardent and consist- | e.it supporters of Governor Brown ! ‘and democratic principles as advo- i caled by him. That Mr. i\ rroli | would not he averse to stepping in- i to the shoes of the late junior semi- 1 t, >r is reasonable to suppose. 1 hat Governor Brown will consider Mr. Terrell long and with some favor, is also within the bounds of reason Mr. Terrell has as yet made no statement. M-iicon people and many in south Georgia will go to the capitol J’ri day or Saturday and urge that Gov ernor Brown appoint C. R. Pendle ton editor of this paper. Yester day some friends ot sir. Pendleton telegraphed the governor for an ap pointment for the purpose of lay ing before him reasons for .advocat ing the appointment of the Tele graph’s editor. As for Mr. Pendleton he has de clined to discuss the matter more than to say : “I understand there is such a move on and of cou.se lam extreme ly sensible of the honor they are do ing me. However, all my life, 1 have hold that a newspaper editor ;is a newspaper editor and therefore wielded in his position an influence for good or ill which oft times is greater than at the command of men elected to the highest public office. I have not changed my mind in that respect one particle. However, lam free to admit thru! j any man ennnot help hut feel a little Battered to be mentioned as a possible nominee to the greatest de- j liberative body in the world. I j have not seriously considered it, | however.” —Macon Telegraph. News from Chester Route No. 2 There was preaching at Oak Grove Church, Saturday and Sun day. Had two very able sermons by Rev. J. F. Dyke and Rev. Win. Howell. A large well behaved crowd attended. Bertie Sawyer is visiting his mo ther, Mrs. W. D. Blankenship. J. E. Dimpsey and family visited family of W. D, Blankenship, last Quick Free DELIVERY Any where Here is Something for You to Think About! Why is it that you always insist on knowing all about the food that you eat, then neglect to even jepardize the health and happiness of your family by using a medicine, the formula of which you know nothing? Still there are times you would like to know all about the medicine you take or perhaps give to the baby. But again it may be that the Druggist cannot tell you for the simple reason that the manufacturer won’t tell him. Manufacturers of Any and All Patent Medicines won’t tell the Formula. IJYet you will Kram your Stomach full of the Rot and Think you are Cured when you have Damaged yourself. THERE ARE SOME EXCEPTIONS OF COURSE. Can you afford to subject members of your home circle to such as this? Espe cially children! tjfWhen it comes to giving a Medicine that you are Doubt ful of and giving it to children — Wouldn’t it he Better and Safer to secure a Remedy that has an Open Formula! One that the Druggist can tell you about and Conscientiously Recommend And Right Here Let Us Emphasize This Point When sf,ou come to this store for Family Remedies we Advise ycu to get Myal’s Remedy for the Particular Ailment and Not a Cure AH. V/e will tell you all about, the Formula. CJWe can do this because the New York cr. London Drug Company believes in telling They give us the Formula of their hundred or more Preparations and from our knowledge of Drugs we know that every one of the Nyal yellow packages will do as represented, ffln fact our Confidence in Nyal is so Strong that a (Guarantee) Printed Slip goes with every preparation sold and that in itself should convince you that we have made a thorough investigation of Nyal Remedies. This Guamtee Accompanies Each Preparation! Nyal Remedy Guarantee Coupon. Our Motto: LIVE AND'LET Live week. Mrs. A.. E. Hartley and Mrs, W. D. Blankenship were in Cochran, on bnsines, Monday. W. D. Blankenship received a telephone message requesting him and family to attend funeral and burial of his father, H. H. Blank enship, who died on Nov. 3rd. Mr. Blankenship was an old sol dier, and left many friends to mourn his loss. He was buried in Mt. Carmel Cemetary. The funeral was con ducted by the Pastor, Rev. Tharp. Pleasant Hill Items The farmers of this section are about through gathering their crops. Misses Donie and Kanawha Wil* USE THE PHONE -GALL 9 WE DELIVER ALL PURCHASES FREE READ QUR LIBERAL GUARANTEE OVER! We. Walker’s Rhumiaey, agree to Refund Yuli Retail Price of Kyat’s in the event that after having used’2*3 the contents of this package, you are in>t satisfied with it. To get your money back, return the unused porton of medicine and we wil? refund the full amount paid for same. WALKE R ’ S COCH RAnT^a’ Mil i f/rwp f@u*i|iam/ WrAuvtno rHAhMAui, MOHAN,’ - CESEcTII li.-- spent Sat inky night villi Misses Callk and Matilda Fair. Mrs. Dixon, Frazier, visited relatives here Saturday and-Sunday. There was quite a large erewd at Sunday School Sunday. Mr. Toni Willis and Mrs, Mary Burns were united in marriage Sun day afternoon. Mr. Lovett Powell performed the ceremony. We wish them a happy and prosperous life. There will he a “Box Supper” at Pleasant Hill school house Friday night week, Nov. 25th. Everybody is cordially invited. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the school. Our school is progressing nicely. Misses Callie and Matilda Fair rand Adel Jones spent Tuesday with Mrs. J, J. Horne. Mrs. J.. G_ Wilder Bias been quite fick, but we. hope for tier a speedy rc-co very. Hood Results Always Follow The use of Foley Kidney Pills. They are upbuilding, strengthen ing, and soothing. Tonic in action, quick in results. Sold by Taylor & Kennington. Are you going to build? —We have it. Cochran Lumber Co. Courteous TREATMENT To All We use pume 9 fresh Drugs Hexamethylenetetramine Is the name of a German chemi cal, one of the many valuable in gredients of Foley’s Kidney Reme dy. Hexamethylenetetramine is recognized by medical text books and authorities as a uric acid sol vent and anti-septic for the urine. Take Foley’s Kidney Remedy promptly at the first sign of kidney trouble and avoid a serious malady. Sold and reccommended by Taylor <fe Kennington. Porch columns and balustersj hand turned, any pattern. Can fill orders on short notice. Cochran Lumber Co,