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Official Organ of
Franklin County.
A Franklin
Hardman Club
Organized.
The friends of Dr. L. G. Hard
man, the Jackson county candi
date for Governor are rallying
to his support in Franklin
county.
Col. George L. Goode is in
active charge of the Franklin
County Hardman Club and
names are being added to the
list every day.
Dr. Hardman is personally
known to almost every citizen
of f ranklin county and h s qu«h
fications are reconized from one
end cf the state to the other.
The Advance will support Dr.
Hardman until the tne conven
tion at Macon and confidently
predicts his election.
Rev. Aaron Terrell’s
House Burned.
Rev. Aarcn Terrell’s home
of near this place was destroy
ed by fire last Thursday night.
Apart oi the furnishing was
saved, but badly damaged. The
many friends of the family are
in sympathy with them in their
great loss and are contributing
to the list out for them very
.generdly. The origin of the
tire is not known as it started
from the opposite side of the
house from the stove flue and
the burning was about seven
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CAHNESVJ RIVE GA. Ti
Davis Men-
tioned For Rep
sentative.
Col. Dorsey T. Davis is being
prominently mentioned as a
probable candidate for Repre
sentative of Fran kin county.
This was the talk among his
frietds the first of his week.
Col. Davis is in Athens this
week and could not be heard
from. It is known that Col.
Davis has had a desire to repre
sent his county in the legisla¬
ture and he has the question of
running u.der advisement His
nlans will no doubt be
ly announced at an early date.
—Lavonia Tim:s.
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WANTED TO BUY.
Two or three f rained bird
dogs or half trained, setters or
pointers, maie Or female, but
must be at reasonable price
Account liability to sickness in
s nrr irtr. Write me what you
have. Prefer young dogs.
Joe F. Worsley.
Box 14, Mac .n, Ga.
Tno on© !>ev 'Uoits
per col'! i« lUxs l.ead ai.i »(e ih?cK «** 4 1
r.Lt’s ClioooIaieB * >
My line of hats and millinery
is stylish and up-to-date and I
will guarantee you better prices
than yoy can buy alseweere.
ivliA H. J. Harrson.
Dr. Hardman Saj
He’s Candidate fo
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• Whole State.
“iN other geographical lines fa
lioiml lines nor vocati onal line
will plav any part in mv car
paten for governor of Georgia,' 1
dedare;i Dr L (; Ii:mlm \, n i
Commerce who was in All.ml
Saturday. “I stand fora constrtl
tive policy one which will mall
Georgia a greater state. 1 am nol
a candidate of a..v one sectio'l
of the state but if elected povenoa
I confidently expect to be, .
will serve the entire state north
east, south and west with equal
fairness and fidelity.
“There is no factional partisan
ship in mv candidancv I earnest
Iv advocate political harmony and
hope to unreal to the voters of the
state icaj^Bil wilful regard to tiieir past
p .ht A lliations,
/ king the support of
all cla M M I Mall ike. If 1 to am represent electaJ
gover seeic
the l ¥ ; erest of labour al
we 1 1 |list with Hie main
o bjecTmWavs doing what will
be lor the proper upt uildidg and
development of the state and us
people as a wnole,
Dr Hardman was much grati
fied bv the indorsement given his
health platform oy the Georgia
Medical association \ynich a doped
resolutions commending tne pro
posed enactment of a vita, states
tics bill and a revision of the
state’s health laws.— At Gain
nai.
brew i ol
is njlhtm the race f .r cmnnssum
er of agriculture, J/r liovd Vansj
i» turn secretary . of Ins , .
campaign ^
work savs liis ctnnpaign heao-
Iquarters will beat Cowman. Mr
^ augban says futher;
.Mi I.iouas race for Com-
missionorof Agriculture last year
was a distinct hono, to himself as
well as to bis section of ihc state.
"He was rculi v toe iieopfes’
choice but toe tactics used in th
Macon convention knocked him
out, He was atronglv urge!
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contest that . action before? , . ti . n Lx
eculire Cornirutte n ... and . in the
L. e sc
p ommittee overrode the evidence
l We carry a m?sh f lire of the
kpsfc Groceries that can be pur-
Glased from the market and ive
your trade,
t Brown & Hall.
2t. IiM 4. ? I Q 11
Hon. Jchi Brown s Headquarters
to again appeal to the people but
be stood tin* to the primary rule
believing that justice would at
some time or otner prevail which
father commends him to the coal.
deuce and good will of the oeople
of 6reorgia.
“He is still the plain practical
big hearted far me" an Ftlicie is
reasonable doubt of !us
hunt election this year. Tne
al issue involved will cause his
ends to stand iovallv bv him and
he, stands nearer to them todav
than ever before as it is Ins aim
and desire to see further
itive service done in this depart
nnent.
“He has served as
Commissioner of Agriculture and
he' performed the duties of this of
fice efficiently and faithful,
went bef re the people lairly and
squarely for Commissioner and re
eeived their ei.tlorserivent by art
overwhelming majority of
Official Organ of
Franklin County
, )Ut wifortiHate!? t ie riw,:' inn
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„.., a ,| ivW ,,,, {lirown , uu , ,...
i ll faction .• ana , be , suffered the
consequences,
“Reminds me of the story of t ho
small city bov who \v.t> s mt out
on a farm and nut at wo k at mi
Ho was discouraged at irs first ox
l )9, ' ,onf ’ e ;1 later though ivh
en be was asked bow be was get.
U along arc tty nuHv; lean
,nake thejneo ome but I can
sl0 ' M 11 vo!i
“/believe Mr Drown fri<>
will ,, , ii lu Inir steer it this
v-a-
and , will stand ,, bv bun heir , ,
m in •
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to further serve the state along ,
greater agriculture In ex!
He will open his hen ipuurt >rx
herein his home town and hopes
eoml ' R ' t h,s «'»W *!">»
broad aud non-factional basis.
He *
1 was the peoples prefo t 1 ! '
last year an ! I behove ibat tb
will prove to him that !hev a-
s ^p faithful and that t'neV app '
: rate his.ambition to render fun, ’.
: patriotic service to the.Vote an
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to the .meat farm 1 H f* rn rs,
j “The labor Urge
j is enough t
call iorth the efforts ’of the bun
ker the business man an I the pat
,
j riotic in order that f/eorgia mav
truely be called the Empire State
: of the South in her relations to
agriculture.
‘■'J/r Brown is a pra -tical far
mer and knows their needs ancf
hirleatWrah.-p’is- not qa asuoned.”
Elberton Star.