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DOUGLAS BREEZE.| - ■ W. IM)NAhD, 1 c , /*i# ilP u jp- i u h J. \V. Q(]|NOEV, f ™ itoe 4 ‘ ub Official Organ of Coffee County Advertising Rate* Reasonable. fcUIICHirTIdS ’HI A YEAR, IN ADVANCE PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Entered ut the Postoffice at Douglas 6a. as second-class mail matter. FRIDAY, OCT. 4 1895. We hope and beliovo that, long cot ton will advance in price as soon as the market thoroughly open, Will some of our free silverite friend tell us why cotton is eight cents whih silver continues to depreciate in vrl tie? Our columns are open far an ex planation. Tilt' Tax as legislature has passed a law making prize fighting a felony ■ that state. We guess Corbett an i Fitzsimmons will have to give it up and look elsewhere. A St. Louis landlord who kissed one of his pretty tenants has had to pay *2,500 damages and $1,200 attorney’s fee. They come high, but St, Loui landlords must liavo’em.—Waycross Herald. The Quitman Free Press lias been sold out to the editor of the Brook County News. The paper will con tinue to advoc vte Bound money, the Constitution to the contrary notwith standing. The election in the 10th last Wed nesday resulted in the defeat of Tom Watson by four hundred majority. Tlos is the third time the boys in the 10th have downed Watson. This ought to satisfy any reasonable man. Gov. Culberson, of Texas, has called i special session of the legislature for the purpose of passing a law to prohi bit prize lighting in that State. The attempt to pull oil the Corbett-Fit/.- summons light has put the governor •on his mettle. The editor of the Jasper Sews is a preacher, and vet he has seventeen children and claims only' one wife.— Gainesville Ledger.—Yes, and that is a much better showing, morally and .numerically, than some editors make who claim a dozen women for wives. —Times. Cotton lias been selling in the mark els at 8| cents this week. Last year it sold for U cents. Tnen bar silver was higher than now. Still it was •dinned into our ears daily that silver liod dragged cotton down, and cotton would never rise until silver was leg lated up.—Valdosta Times. An exchange tells of a man who slopped his paper aud wr Ac to the ed itor as follows : "I think people an ient to spend their tmiuy for papurs mi dadv didn’t and everybody sed lie was tin' iuteligentest man in the ken try and had the smattest fairnly of •wise that ever dug talers.’' The Statistician appointed by the free silver conclave at Washington re cently lias figured his crowd out in the minority at the next, National democratic convention. Out of over SOO votes he can’t count but some thing over 200 on their side, and in the count he puts Georgia and Ken tucky down in the free silver column. But neither state will vote that w ay next year. They ought now to give it up and quit. CttaHon- Greogia—Cofltee county. All per sons indebted to the estate of Mrs. M. K. Moncrief deceased, late of said county are hereby notified t cotne in and settle the same at once and persons holding claims ugainsLclie same must present them n terms of the law, or forever be debarred. This May 6 1595. J. S. Pearson, Administrator- Georgia—Codec county, To all whom it may concern. |lrs Eli* i beth Meeks has in due form ap plied to the undersigned for j cr manent letters of administration on the estate of Malcotn Meeks late of said county, deceased and 1 p: S8 upon said application ou the drst Monday iu October. Given under my hand aud official aigua trute Uu 2nd day Sep* J,ops. i yo ta/:/>.E si:ftmo\. 'llev. If. E. Mum ford Discusses the Calamity Howler. Rev. W. E. Mumford, who is well known in Valdosta, in fact through out the State, preached a sermon re cently at the Dooly county camp j ground which has created a sensation, j and which deserves to attract wide- j spread attention. Rev. Mumford is an { old Georgia editor (although com- j parativoly a young man) and ho has acquired a knack of saying something when he talks. He has been in poli ■ tics enough (in his younger days) to understand something about the fel- i lows lie undertook to discuss at. the j Dooly camp ground. The calamity i howler and demagogue was treated in j p.trt as follows. j “Though bravery needs no placard 1 and honesty and virtue no signboard I y. t lie (the demagogue) never fails to) !< : the people, know by glaring sen- > tenoee and gi wing periods that lie i, j I, rave. G virte is, is upright, is honest If these q hues of head and heart have a vej it finds sonorous utter ance (!,: iis dulcet tones. With j . lisdainful air doth the i it,' til how' great a man lie i-. liis qn. i ueatiops for leadership must be paraded an ■. nth with he un dertakes the task o‘ p trading them. “The demagogu- must thrive on the necessities of the people. He must show to the people tiiat he is needed and badly needed. If he is needed it must be shown tnat something is th. matter—something is wrong—tie ! very devils arc turned loose upon th, country and something must be ‘did’ and ‘did’ quickly. And that some thing is to put him forth as the migl ty mogul to pull the country out of the hog. The demagogue can lie; with all his might and at the same Lime condemn falsehood and parade him self as the great apostle of truth. “The prosperity of his own cause depending upon something heir : wrong that ought to be righted, 1 paints the darkest picture of woe. 11' uses a great black brush dipped in the blackest of ink, and when he hi smears the canvass of life not a ray of sunshine can And its way through. J f ho has his way, n order to satiate his thiist for a place in the ranks of the leaders of the people, he would make every day cloudy, damp, cold and di agreeable; he would stop the music * the rippling brooks, and put a spell cm the songs of the birds; he would put a tear in the eyes of every child, a frown on the face of every man and woman, md silence the chirp of the cricketer, the hearth; he would turn every bright picture to the wall and pluck every blooming flower from the gar den of the earth ; he would send blight and withering drouth to the fertile valleys, hills and plains and put ti e families of earth to bed gaunt and hungry, ho would strip lite of its adorn mont aud leave hideous skeletons walking where live men breathe tlv atmosphere of plenty; ho would enter the marts of trade and strike down' every sign of returning prosporit ; he would thrust in the cruel wed a b tween the rich and the poor and create utrife where once ruled peace and confidence; lie would till the world with nightmares of dread and alarm that he might spread the new? of discoutent and feed the flames o misery and wretchedness! “And when he had done his work ho would turn and complacently view it and charge it all to the enemy In pretends to be fighting and put liiu s >lf forward as the only man to bring things to right. “This is the kind of a character (’ it over drawn?) who has been tin curse of every free nation, and the lie lisli parasite on the body politic i every peaceful country. •"By him have come w ars and n. mors of w ars by him have come let - of confidence, business depression confusion, discoutent. strife and capi tal scared t< death. If his blatau mouth could be stopped and hi. ghoulish influence crushed and oi. people left to work out their desun through the only true avenues < prosperity, by the help of patriots tn and tried, there w uld be no daugt • ahead save the conditions incident t > poor depraved nature that will ever exist,. “How do you know who is the dm agogue? I declare to you before t: that any public leader of any politic; ! party who appeals to the human hc.i at its worst, arousing prejudices ju. passions of the many, arraying or.- class against another, is a hellish dm;, agogue, a dangerous leader, au on - my to peace and au enemy to his r. j I want no better way to bring emni between neighbors than to tell r: r j that the other is trying to ruin him n property aud character. This is - easily done between factious and o r. - sos as betweeu individuals. The la v of Christ is needed to quell the g: unmt He by his power cau speak troubled, human nunda and- beams' to 1 T “- I /fevf ' •L, 1 ftefp -11 m \ ..V, . W. ,/. link -r ■ J ~-tU Tenbroke, Mass. Aft r the Q? > ifollcf f >m t'ood’e Ssrr vrli Worn rful and Perr.uin. . “C. I. flua Cos., Lown. JfiSS.: “I find lr -y tr itlo uni (<■ r- las a my b, w 1 wa* brought shout e< i co>:trs*te4 idle In camp a'. Li a!':' tit . 1 .tv, •>e*r out '< in -o r 1 -l jt! . t tin 0 ; n d . * l ~u to ho . . ' v.' ,-k. uiue n aay Kfff.i::. I rot ; o ly \ too ip' ery tft - , n<*-. i, 1 itad anat hof ti. grip, wl/.hh aw, .it A E 1 Col jh, Vary VA physirally, act n.y system v-j c let y run down, tried a bottle of Hood’, 1 rsa .a- ! rl. A :.nd It •'! r.io ieel m> nrnc.i li# th* I “• tinnedt ig It. -art b*.)ti . atti . If. ba done nnders for me, :s 1 hr. in a 19 fru froi .y old i :m, and trouble reo t Hoc rJ War. I cot, !er Rood’s Barsapaiillr, ui-s-nt bussing to sulTo ig.” William . ak .u, North rer -oke, I- nss. Hood’t Mile cure Constipation res ■r. lust:.t) per. ilUc ac.ioQot tiiea.uucii card. $1800,30 GIVEN WAVTOINVg, R . sij.ooev month r;iven avr.y to-ir.; vho o j.ii s. r:*roug? for the flK>*traeutori.us dur j tho month pi . ling. V/' 1 nooii tlift brot pater iei rnd the objc t this ter is to cacouva , ntor- t> keep track < Uttirbri;’•it ideas. At the s time ,K tG uupv upon the public the . :ct M ST’S THE IMPLK,TR')VL\L?iV, 'lO \3 T TYh LD FORT ONI j inch as the ar-window" which can c rfl! up jhid cwn hout breaking the t st: j " aw uan collar-‘uiiton/* “bo st >ppvi, a- i thousand other little .ij, at * any <.'l. e can 1 a way of impr ving , n-onrionsa iheonc*. tiiat brin^la;-etcr* .stc.h author. Tr o think of sotne^mg : imr* rr IS 1 )T SO HARO AS *T r H? Pa’ntst. onttbrouuhus k ioi the “ Natii Recorder, publish, ’at hinj I). C.,whicl rheocstnewspsit rpid.Ush Am in th inter .of inv< i tors, \ r t fuini: . 1 * ar’ *b r.cnptioxi to is journal, frae of cost Ur cli; .ts Vvea'soadv . e,freecost,thein\ r,. hun ' \yhicbwius r $l5O prize, and hur ed iqi. of copies o .he *‘N ional Record**!- d.' a Thetrhofth iTiper, ad a dcscriptvn tf. vtn ■**, j Milll o scat, vl thro. ,;hout th; t led r.oi n t I capitalists . ! manuiacturcrs, thus', brin to i !a atten iun th erifs of the invention. All corom icatiom regarded strictly ct nth . ; Address ..'OH WEBDERSURrI f Solicitor i American cu 4 F .tn s8 P Street. N. W. Box jßr W*s|ji2? DC. jiT Mtftf "v —editor oft 1 > par . cjo. . • so-fagepamphlet, FREE. (UOAI r; Macon, -a, conoedod to h le teal am uoatpractical in sc >. is givii a Business, S tin id, Normal Telegraph or in- krt course 1 r $*25,00 and boara 80 0;'. Aliuigr lg to one worthy oy or girl in i rli county : f ‘i a. Writ at once en ole jin. 0 ■ la up i ptuiteuh.ra. ... Moi e\ to I #v The Inti v Sfate I.i g Bonn A -ociction, of Ah. i, k .’oans i. ney to its men.i s •' cheap jto of interest, o •< ■, cr ns. it is now rea <1 [oh ine- in Douglas. Fo fur., r pavticc irs apply to J. A au >. - rv. loc secretary and ire ire,, or O. \Y. .finger, loc il ;ga PA N-I-CI RE, Hold on positive gua tet to litre a pain iu one min *, k : W. .Mai: lie si. Cures ivral.de, Ith '.in. itic rv i-- w Sp.. no I\;!r... T.i-rtha- id. '•prsins rnise- bunn-m .-• <. • .p .*i ,rrh' . Dys--i*ery, s: In 'w ilii; l;.:' viiv-l. . >• v , ' torethr Sick Stom -h or :• iet r n -use f Ue ICo ■. :s. '• \C ■ I m< niu. -YflVir ’ Quivk i-.z -as Xs j j •:' JPIR. r O.EI 25 c r: 3- .7ALEE7- 3 DI All—ft l il'.L 0 lie C ' r e —FOIt— MV .ES <£ I IQ. s^S. riiKi ion> —Oiv 2 tod .le ni fuis in no pint of sv-ee'. m' or ...r If not , iievi iin 31 m'mi rp. i the do giving two tal ’e- lfu. . It is sold a nee. ssarv to ri\\ t v. 1 dt-se, a u a>\s like magic in - .e lie? a!i -t instantly. It is also a very valur! gc u>- a’ linime used externally - li of pa s, bruises, tpr. . i . spavin >wc *ny, t. dd o is -.0 joints c. Price one do”. And ir sale by drug^lot MAN V FACT ;Th:.; walki 00. Itri ... 0\ dr Town j. „ ; 4 <■'?■?’ 1 fllllt 'TS. * fft 1 . t k las t!;o lar ■ ■ id 1 re? TiUG? ever brorght t., )o ' Wo k * ' U- da’ itent iedic nes. We j c,, .l ;ot .01 3 finest American, e: ! i. English zf- • •„ ¥ i?’ a * t n oSF- - Tc>ilet ' ■ T* '-it .Arii s, Brit ..es, Combs, 8" ’ ;e- e , ,0 I a-, ..h ••• >• ** r 'Peg e.i. AY a are not simpi. Dot ,n Drug:;” \y t .e •ep a, al i; h - A Li. . -dat^L mcl ,ur can . -s. : :•* : 1 ; si< -i i 'spanslntj ensures our fr -t r .e b“-t i'Or. i ‘Hiit? a' J gu.iriU x them against errors. fi ;i i' ni- :■!? ait Fcrdlrl &. v u.a <* .*■ ,■ .! of th epartn. nt. We mafic- no ex ,* har“ for ~ .. • ou ■Pi many by your Phy u ie ■■■, .• ' 1,6 W 1 * t' ! ' il the uedicine will .nt t 1 you 1 ii > y it oft 1 1. (1 V' ■<-! fZf! iJ > f Afi‘ ; '’> t*v f v / ci tu^et.-x,, Ad •! A Siii wi; fif y-ir ; - ii iiefctfiL FiP . aia,w nt *•[i) L - At- ia iiiii VALDGfiT/v 3U' '• (ESS COL? ;g / w 're ' ■'olleff in the Sov’ Bla6 1V; - - .11 Fairs iad Inier-taU <- j > • '!■ tot t best c. ’lege in Geor ” j ! Q f lau oorterK; a teachers. Actual Bu’i.ivV* 1 r:li Short!) id course SB3. >ou hoi 1 t * loa ‘ 1 et ’ 1 Take idvautage oft: 43 up c: a suiutuer rate > t; 3•. . - eae E. PC! TER, Pre.“dsßt, VADOoTA, g: .a , $ ~ fT mi y \v c "Cdve ti y'h -,ve eei> instantly on hand a lull -oc c. best G • i- ' -id n he t the It est prices to go’..’ in this mac,el. W ,f> r ca and ar • thus able to &i\ ur meis ti c hem lit 1 .pr .-a- TIT ’d FOR GKOCEBIES. ; o i. Mi l rii; coimcGtioi v ; oHi " i V eor IS ?s4ciurutr(f r coloii, -v3; b *ii. ow i JEv rxi'hre.j. : ' c i vtl iiig von t f 'T’( : 3 k ©I NOT: : eior,k in ic L Sniidij near ths Dep.:. '• c -3 n. G - -r She .; in town in ii ; <J- .m buiidii: 0 ‘ J ie to : our Tr:'fids uu:ii*g co ii For an;;-lair gi \cm l 3 £'.ve a trial and get you* aic.... . v th, ' : d.ie- . iJ.i ms and j t ' t - A •' i iLii —4s * PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ■ -- GEO. E. BRIGGS. —ATTORNEY AT LAW — OUGLAS, - - - - GA. : net attention given to all business. IT. QUIXCEY. r. w. MCDOSAUB quincey & McDonald, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Douglas, ; ; ; • • Georgia. Gill practice in Cofl3, and adjoinirr ■unties. Oflice in Dr. M. M. Halls old n -ug store. J Lee Crawley ' Attorney -at-Law AYCUOBB. GEORGIA Vn l attend the moutlily and quar ly terme of the County Court of \ offee K. G. DICKERSON, Attorney-at-Law, j Somerville, : : Georgia. Will attend Superior Court in Cof i ‘ee county. 4 TTORSEY AT LAW iZLEKUKST, : : : : : : ; Ga ill attend terms of County and : eiior Courts of Coffee county Ail : matters attended to piomptly. IK M. Toomr A T Tony El-A T-L A ff, \ VAYO ROBS, : : : : : GEORGIA. Will attend all terms of County and \ iperior court of Coffee county. All -gal matters attended to promptly. , | A. WABPJk, F. W. DART WARD & DART. , /, i H XElts, guglas, r 1 t Will practice together in all ike court > X Coffee county, except County court, j .nd elsewhere by special contract, j . rowpt attention given to all legal * matters. t | hfi*. W, If. TEli HE LL, j Thysician and Surgeon. For seven \ ears has made a special j tudy of diseases peculiar to women J ud ,‘bildreu, both in private an! hos 1 pit-ai practice. Douglas, Ga. 6-25-95. ~v\Te: sibbettT PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. -OUGLAS, Vails promptly answered day or night. Ur. W. A. Moore PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, v ILLACoOt : • : GEORGIA. AU calls attended to, day or night W, M. Carter P YSICUN AM) SURGEON, Davis, : : ; Georgia, 1 All calls promptly attended day or j aishL BK . J*. JOJIXSOX ! Physician and surgeon. Chronic desiase a specialty, will be >a Douglas on 2nd Thursday of each nonth. Ur. J. A. Jfuyh Dentist. Headquarters Pearson, Ga. Branch j Sees, Douglas and TVillacoochee. Per ms wishing work at other points write ■ -it. i am fully prepared to do any : “ind of work pertaining to the art. '.‘town and Bridge work a specialty. I will be at the following places on the i”• flowing dates: Douglas, Ist to 6th | Broxtou, 6th to 12th, McDonald’s Mill, { ,th to ISth, Peareou, 18th to 24th, Wii i .'.coochee, 24th to 80th. "DOUGLAS HOUSE, DAVID LOTT, Proprietor. I- V.TS6 reasonable. Table supplied with tlie best the markets afford. ( r'c ;ms pleasant and beds comfortable ) iiU prepared to take the best of care •jek. Vied tv of teed, comtortabie stale Mias U. X. Douglas >RESS MAKER XIX AD i Miiiicer 8 | UilUaerOsodief U Kinds. Call and see her hefre buying ■ t yonr HAT'D and Dress GOODS, ' f VTF.B STYLES AND F.4NIHOXS. Insure your liio. e represent three of the rises ; mmpanies in the world, and can i take it bo easy that von cant help •it insure—Come to see us. Quincey & McDonald. Douglas Ga. n7f. goodye’R Blaclsmiti and Wheelwright, DOUGLAS, - - . - GEORGIA* I am fully preptued to do ail kinds ,eirk in my line. f -a* making and lepsiring hugs' z ea, wagoue, road carts, timber carte, j etc. T