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County Directory judge Superior Court John B. Estes. Solicitor General W. A. Charters, Senator 40th Senatorial District W. J. Green Member of Legislature R, E, A. HuinhTi Ordinary \Vi 8. Long, Sheriff J. H, Ritchie, Clerk Superior Court) J. S.tRitnie.y. Tax Receiver •Tames O. York, Tax colletcor Joseph L, Dickerson County Treasurer W. E. Tlion.pson, ' County Surveyor W. E. Jones. Corohcr william Wheeler. Justice of the Peach V. C. Kerby. Notary l’nlillc and Ex.Justice D, T, Duncan, County School Commissioner. W. J. Neville Members Board Of Education M. \V Swofford, President, W. J. Ctrech, Cicero Blalock, Z. B. Dillard and F. G.Holden, The Tribune is on the bnstflnan- C'mfitcn Directory. Below are the appointments for the Clayton Circuit: Clayton, First, Sunday In each month, B a. m., 7.30 p. m Wesley‘Chapel, 2ml and 3rd Saturday and Sunday in each inoiith.il a. m. Pine Mt., Fourth Sat. and Sim.In each month. II a. m. Antioch, First Sun. In each month, 3.80 p.m., and Fiftli .Sat. and Sun,, 11 a. in. All are cordially fnVited. Ciias. W. Curuy, P. C. City MhectoM. J. I„ llonson, Miiyov, C'oitncl linen. IV. 0. Donaldson T. j, Coffee .1. A, Iloynobis Stnr.'lmll <s. SI. Oliver. Sflstllrfi- meetings, first Tuesday. Persona! and (Heartsng'i . Seu notice of 6'hangff of public toads. . John A. Earl mu do a trip to the Falls Tuesday, Sec Sheriffs .'IdyeTtisomenls for September wiles, Clayton received rt line rthnWer bath last J'ffinday, Joseph D. Murray huff been up from Toccoa several days. ^ Our attorncYs are quite befsy now- getting ready for Superior court. A.J. Kell was ovef from 9Caly Monday and remembered us with the stuff, H. K. Cunnorf returned from marketing '“down the country” Monday night. W.L. Morgan, of Prathers, N.C. fn contpanv with F. G. Holden was here fast Monday . Mr. T.L. Byfiunf is spending tfia Week wTth his grief stricken mother at fjis home nearPirre Mountain. J Mrs. Anton 1 McCufry, of Green ville, S.C., will visit friends and relatives in the county for several cial biteis it has be$n since it began publication, notwithstanding the predictions of many* to the con trary. Mrs. Marv Watts, of Tiger, who has been staying with 'Mr. and Mrs. J.E, Derrick for about two Weeks to be treateld by our local physicians) is improving in health.' Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Smith, Misses Mary SantleY and Jennie MorSe, of Atlanta, were at the Wall House part of last week. They were enroute to Highlands. Ex-Goyemor Atkinson breathed his last at 6 o’clock fin the 8tli inst. at his home at Newman, Ga., sur rounded by his family and distin guished friends from different parts of the state, CorofiCr tlncle Billie Wheeler tvas iff town Tuesday and he invit ed me otit to see the lightning bugs | fn his CofH at liighnooii. We i don’t doubt Unde Billie's weird, tve know he has a fine crop. The melon contest Is qtlitc lively how, tiring your thelons in and when the contest is over the names of the contestants and the fveight, of' the melons will be published, Ordinary W ,8. Long is keeping a Corhplete record. The contest will close Tuesday, August 29th at 10 a.m. The five dollars lias heefi de- 1 posited by John A. Lari, vVho of- ferred the premium, with W.S, Long, We icafu from the Constitution that Tom Bryson, and a man by the name of Tanner, of Gainesville, Ga., and ri man by the' fiaitie of Hamilton of Maysyilc, Ga., have’ been arrested by detectives lor the murder of J.S. Sniilli in Hali conn ty jail, The parties are' in Atlanta jail, Brvson and Tanner deitv the Charge, but Hamilton' has acknowU eged and implicated others in the horrible crime . While masons vVcre engaged tear- 1 iilg down a brink chimney for Judge Long yCste'i-day they came | across a brick tli if, bad a doer’s | (rack indented into it Otar ufi inch' I and shows tlTe full size of the forked I hoof plainly, NfT orle here, not ; even the ohlesb living inhabitants, know at what date the' Chimney Was built, but t hey say the build ing is one of the oldest irt town . It must have' been bid It over sev enty five years ago, when' the deers were in' great number. 1 lie old est citizen's here saY they Can re member where they went in gangs bore. Vandiver Road wonting is the order of the day. Mr. Hanson Rholcttcr spent Sun day with his girl. Mr. Clifton Me Crackiu hag gone to the Falls to-day. Will Stancil is moving his shin gle mill on the lands t>f Walter Smith which is a great help to this section. J. E, Blecicley lias the best corn in this community. Bettys Creek. Miss May Garland ia sick with sore |hroat, r Charley Ritchie and Lex Darnell re turned home Saturday. Miss May Wall has been visiting rela tiveshere this week. Uncle Benny Grist is still on Betty’s Creek. Crops are unusually fine this year. Asberry Darnell visited us Saturday. A. Ledford lias been visiting in North Carolina. Miss Maybel Coffee is teaching school on Betty’s Creek, tended the protracted meeting alt Bethel. It is said it hud been sev- he bud been, to Dr. B. F. Smith, qf El bettor}, Ga., and u former citizen of this county wat here Tuesday on busi- en years since ness. church. M. B. Darnell, of p>H#r4, was ipi Rev. Hugos is runniftg a protract town Tuesday evening and greased, fed tweeting at Tullulaji Falls, odr palm help the Tribune glide ’ ' ' Old Tiger- Miss Ijiuira Hot son died unof-pec/ te'dly last. Thursday evening and buried at fhe old (Jannon graveyard Friday. Revs. W. 11, Hughes ilftd H, D. Taylor conducted the I’ttfief 1 - al services. The bereaved family have the entire sympathy of their Commimity. Rev, Logan Whitmire preached at the home of P. D. Taylor last Saturday night. Church conference day at Tiger last Saturday. Babe Lticount was restored to fellowship of the chtfrch and 1 lettered out with his wife, son ancf mother^ Mrs, Lucoifnt is one of the'oldest members of the church ilt this place. We learn that Hud Doc’kins af-> aU>Mg. Mr; Layfayettc Wall, of Clara-,. Gff.,' came up Suuday mgbt and is •topping sever*! day* with horn* ' folks *nd friends. Mrs. W.F, Hoaive has returned horde after a two Wesks visit a- Okmongher children, T. E., Mwrvie *«4 Will ie K>o*ae, of Atlanta, THREE FORKS- We are having plenty ol ram in this settlement now and have had for the last six weeKs and prospects are good for more. We are having a good school o- ver here this fall, the average is a- bout thirty-five and Mr. J. M. Hop per, of Macon county is our teach er . A number of ofir people went to Clear Creek, N. C., to preaching Saturday and Sunday lust and got disappointed as usual, There was meeting but no preaching. Mr, Lester Kell and John Dun can, of tnis settlement, went to Highlands, N, C., last Sunday morning and with a lively crowd from there (vent out on top'of Sa- tulah, a noted mountain of Macon county, Who had a nice timeand obtained a fine View of the surround ing country. • Mr. Lon Kell is goibffr .ftOw to have his hoise shod. '< Mi!-s Hassie Talley is visiting rel atives in die settlement. Garfield Duncan has been gone Iron* home since Saturday >rttorn■ ing. Lookout girls, he may come to see you. Lust Week Was road working anti some of the boys are heady defad with colds from wonting in the rain. John Duncan and father are making preparations to make a trip to Seireca. Don't forget the Devil’s Court house—if yon want to see.it come over to Duncan’s and John will be glad to take you over there, it is worth going to see. Come, boys, write tip, lei’s gitre the editor something to do, he needs it and wants it.- Let’s hear from crops in the county. Does the l .Baby Thrive;; If not, something must be < j> wrong with its food. If the * ’ ’ mother's milk doesn't nour* 1 ish it, she needs SCOTT $ < * EMULSION. It supplies the ; ! [ elements of fat required for ! r * the baby/ If baby is * not nourished by its artificial •food,' then it requires ’ I Scott’s Emulsion; Half a teaspoonful three or four times a day in Its Mr. Clifton McCrackin and Jea- - - « r ‘ wr 'j « Dockins will »o„ to up from . | botUk Wl hav. ISt dcMtd effect It seems to have a ; [ •pell of fever, , Tom Hunnicutt ,of N. C., is Vis* (ting Ilia home people here. Mr. Charlie DeWioK w*s amongst the boys here last week, J. I. Langston and children. Charlie and Miss Stella? have been i»*WeW for several days, State of Georgia—Rabun county Constitution and By Laws of Ra bun County Teachers’ Association, Preamble Wc, the teachers of Rabun coun ty, realizing the neccesity for thor ough organization and active ac tive co-opcration of teachers, pat rons and pupils, and anticipating the mutual benefit to be derived therefrom, do hereby resolve to or ganize ourselves into a body, to be known as the Rabun County Teach ers’ Association, and hereby adopt the toilowirig Constitution and By laws for the government of said body, CONSTITUTION, Act. 1st. Sec. 1. This organization shall be known its the Rabun County Teachers’ Association . Sec. 2 The object of this nssoci- tion shall be the discussion of the best methods of instruction, and all other questions relating direct ly to school interest. Sec. 8 Any teacher or advanced student of Rabun county may be come a member of this association by subscribing to its constitution and by-laws. See, 4 Ten members shall consti tute a quorum for the transaction of business, Act. 2. Sec, 1 The officers Of this associ ation shall consist of a president, vice president, 2nd vice president, secretary, treasurer, editor and as sistant editor, Sec. 2 The officers shall be elect ed annually bY ballot at the first meeting of the year, a majority con curring. Sec. 8 It shall be the president to call the meeting to order, at the time and place appointed, to sus J tain order, to state all motions ,- to call votes, to announce re sults,- and tc discharge such other dutiesas usually devolve Upon the chair in an of similar deliberative bodies. The vice president Shall preside over over all meetings when requested to do so by the president or during bis absoude. It shall be the duty Of the secretary and trees-! 1 liver to keep a record c)f the pro-! etedings of Hie associliticrjr, to call the roll and mark the absentees , to re'ceive and hold all mo'neys due the association, to disburse the same us the association may direct, and to report in full for all moneys us often as the the body may re quest. It shall be duty of the ed itor to correct all subject matter which may need correction before delivering the' same for publica tion. A-rticle 8 The meetings of this association shall lie held monthly unless other wise directed by the body, at such time and place as may be agreed ■ ' upon by the body. Articled . ] This constitution may be amerd- | ed by a two-thirds vote of the body, provided such amendment shall have been submitted in writing at the meeting preceeding the action. BY LAWS Article 1 This meeting shall be' called to order bY the president aft 10 o’ clock, a. m. Afticle 2 Sec. 1. There shall be anr order of daily excerciseS arranged by a standing committee on program , and submitted for publicaaion. Sec, 2 After permanent organi zation the assooiafion shall elect a standing committee of three on program, whose dtity it shall be to arrange a program! for the aSsocia tion'/ assigned duties ns neirflY as sider the excuses of absentee^, (If of these failing to perform thb signed them by the body. Article 8 Sec. 1 Any member being tatdjr without a a feasonblc excuse, shall be fined not less than twenty-*fiv8 cents nor more than fifty Cents, Any member failing to perform biff duties shall be fined riot less thffii fifty cents, nor more than dollaf) provided.such failure be inexctistt* ble. Any member absenting Him*- - self during an entire meeting wjth* out a good excuse, shall be fined not less than two dollars uor more tliaii three dollars, provided that such member be allowed ten days which to render a written exc(i*ff to the committee. No excuse shall be Considered unless written. Sec. 2 Fines shall be imposed btf' the committees on fines and forfiffD Ures, and collected by the secretary and treasury. Sec. 8 If any member of thiff association shall fall to pay a fihei imposed upon him, by the nest reg ular meeting after said fine shall become due, such member shall bd prohibited from voting or taking' rtny part in the exercises until Said fine shall have been paid. In caSd of the default of officers the offictf of such befaulting officer, shall bef declared vacant. Article 4 Alterations or amendents of these by-laws may bfc made at anf time, by a twt^thirds vote of tlifi members present. Committee on Constitution ari^ By-lafVs, Virgil McCrackitb W. T. Daniel, R. N. DoVer. Cotton Seed ^ J^roo *58 <A5 With Tb« Atlanta Sentl«We«k1? Journal to every one sending- dolLr for a year’s subscription. ] »# r 1 Should ho takon la < ummor at well «■ winter. Yack, gffect Upon babies — children; A fityrtent < 1 1 bottle Will prove the truth ' fnay be practicable' to all members of our statements. “ m rotation. Sec. 8 The association shall at each Session chrOose two critics. Sec, 4 The president shall ap- 4 point » committee of three' fce sow- Jackson’s African Limbless Cotfoft, grovs 8 to 12 feet high, and is said to produce double the quantity of ordinary cofton. It costs nothing to try it. The seed afe scarce, out The Semi-Weekly Journal has 0 secured a quantity and offers to any L one sending one dollar for * year’s ^ Subscription $oo of these teed fie*. h Tjalmctge, ^ Spurgeon, £ wCeachor* 5 A collection of select termoiii Wr f these great divines stnt free to ony k one sending one dollar for a year's subscription to The Semi-Weekly ^ Journal. ^ Sam Jfonos' i jCettdrs. Sam Jones writes regulsrly for TM Atlanta . lOrnal, sud his letters ep- J m pear in the Semi-Weekly edition. \ tPfgonts VJanted S Coeri/whoro. *5f 0 A live agent wanted at tyerjrfowh' extra k and hamlet In the south. ^ commissions to agente and . inducements in fhe shape of attract* A Ive prizes to those who send hug* j Hsts of names, r In AddUion to x Commissions r In addition to liberal commfsslolls k agents who send us i0o cash sob- j scribers for a year before next Mjjr f ist, will receive a bonus of k These st ldtng 50 wlu receive If, j Extra fifties or hundreds In the Sam* f proportion. Send the subscribers along and keep account of them. The Seml-Weefkly JOURNAL^ Atlanta. Qeorgla- none* we will pay highest iftaildef price for tye straw, either in tract0 or cash. Taylor and Sweet? TsHFftlwfc Falk ##, l »: ,v«*-