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THE TIFTON GAZETTE, TIFTON, GA„ FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8,1918.
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efficient way to remove
nasal catarrh is to treat its cause
which in most cases is physical
weakness. The system needs
more oil and easily digested
liquid-food, and you should
due a i
t spoonful i
scorn
■IIISIOI
each meal to enrich yotv
1 and help heal the sensi
tive membranes with its pure
oil-food properties.
The results of this Scott’s
Emulsion treatment will
surprise those who have used
irritating snuffs and vapors."
fiettheGenuine SCOTT’S
Driver Believed to be Fatally Injured
O there Will Recover.
Moultrie, Ga. Doe. 1—C. W. Fore
man, Wheeler Willis, Henry Hen
dries, all of Norman Parle, were in
jured in an auto acident near here
shortly after noon today.
Foreman, who was perhaps fatal
ly injured, was still unconscious to
night Willis and Hendricks, both of
whom were seriously hurt, will recov
er, physicians isy.
The accident was caused by some
thing going wrong with the steering
gear. As the driver, Foreman, sought
to pull out of the road and pass an
other machine the car leaped down
an embankment, dashed against a
wire fence and turned turtle. All of
the occupsnts were whirled to the
ground.
Foreman was hurt shout the head
and received internal injuries.
The car was being driven at a ter
rific rate' of speed when the accident
happened.
DR VAN HOOSE HERE.
I
Tilton had a distinguished visitor
Sunday in the person of Dr. A. W.
Van Hoose, president of Shorter col
lege, [ at Rome. Dr. Van Hooso lec
tured at tho Baptist church at tho
hour for the evening service, and
was listened to by a delighted aud
ience.
While his lecture was on Christian
Education in general and he handled
the subject in a very sole and im
pressive manner, he also talked in
particular of Shorter * college, and
gave his hearers some fine views of
that - , excellent educational institu
tion and the work it is doing.
Dr Van Hoose left Monday after-
for Moultrie, where ho lectured
lay night.
Dr.
O. Lee Chesnutt
Dentistry
Specialist in Rigg's Disease.
Offices: 313-14 Commercial National
,> .Bank Building. Macon, Ga.
AUTO TURNED TURTLE.
REV. 01 MATOS
RETURNS .TOTIFTON
Albany Selected for Next Meet
ing of Conference.
APFOINTMENTS FOR PASTORS
FIVE BRIDGES CLOSED.
Travelers Must Use Another Route
Until Repairs Are Made.
The five bridges at Little river, on
the south Tifton and Ty Ty road,
are tom up while repairs are being
made.
Commissioner Golden requeits the
Gazette to notify all traveler* to
use some other route until the
bridges can be replaced.
Repair* have been gadly needed
there for some time. Mr. Golden in
tend! now to put in concrete abut-
merits at the bridges *o that when
in the course of time steel bridges
are put in, the abutments will be
ready.
'CASCARETS’* FOR A
COLD, BAD BREATH
OR SICK HEADACHE
J. A. McCrea
Physician and Surgeon
MOTHER OF II SAYS
LIFE WAS BURDEN
S' uth Georgia Methodists Conclude
Conference Work and Adjourn.
Rov. Ryder Returned to Cairo.
Thomasville, Dee. 4.—The last
day’s session of the South Georgia
conference was crowded with the
disposition of much business. The re
ports from tho pastors from the Me
Rae, Savannah, Thomasville, Valdos
ta and W.yeross district* indicated
decided progress along many lines.
Rev. J. C. Sirmans was located at hi*
own request. Col. W. B. Stubbs, of
Savannah, was re-ileeted conference
lay leader.
Invitations for the entertainment
of the session of the South Georgia
conference in 19 IT were extended
by representatives from Albany and
Dublin. Albany’s invitation was ac
cepted.
The historical society of the con
ference was organized with the fol
lowing officers: President, Rev. J.
Thomas; vice-president, Rev. 0
-Chronic
Especial
Tifton, Georgia.
Diseases Given
Attention.
Consumption in the First and Sec
ond stage. Cancers in their Young
Stage and all Bronchial Diseases.
All calls given special attention
day or night.
J. A. McCREA, M. D.
DR. N. PETERSON, to
TIFTON, GEORGIA.
Office bourn 10 to f 1 i.m.anf 3 to 4 p. m
Ottoe At Reaidenoe. Boll’Phone No. i.
JOHN A. PETERSON,
HE* OFFIOrOENTIST. '
v Guidon Binding, Second Street
Tirroif. Ga.
DR. A. E. O'QUINN.
CUSS DENTAL WORK
own and Bridge Work
a tipooialty.
Over PIMeien'e Drue Were.
iff •
GEORGIA.
DICKER!
ctitloner of Dentistry,
ridge Work a Specialty
OBOBQIA.
URROW
RACTOR
6 Clyalt Builpiag
"l» Pharmacv
Best tor liver and bowele, for bilious-
nose, tour stomach and
constipation.
Get a tcn-ccnt box now.
Furred tongue, Bad Colda, Indi
gestion, Sallow Skin and Miaerable
Headache* home from a torpid liver
and clogged bowels, which cause
your stomach to heroine filled with
undigested food, which sours and
ferments like garbage In a swill bar-
That’s the first step to un
told misery-—Indigestion, foul gases,
bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears,
everything that is horrible and nau
seating. A Cascaret tonight will give
our constipated bowels a thorough
cleansing and straighten you out by
morning. They work while you sleep
ten-cent box from your druggist
will keep you feeling good for
months. Millions of men and wom-
take a Cascaret now and then
keep their stomach, liver and bow
els regulated, and never know a mis-
errble moment Don’t forget the
children—their little insides need a
good gentle cleansing, too. (adv)
OLIVER AND ELLIS.
A total of 8X0 votes were polled In
the election Saturday for Justice of
tho Peace of the 1814th District
M., at Tifton.
Judge W. M. Sellars had no oppo
sition for Justice of the Peace and
received 808 votes.
There were four candidates for
tho two positions as Bailiff, the votes
received being as follows:
E. 0, Oliver, 183.
G. W. ElUs, 180.
B. L. Lanier, 101.
W. T. Goode, 70.
All the candidates did good work
and their friends worked for them,
but it was apparent early In the con
test that Ellis and Oliver were lead
ing, and this lead held throughout
the day. Both are experienced men
this line of work, and Mr. Oliver
served in this district for several
years.
Goins Loosen.
Lift Right bff
Xothing But “GET8-IT” Will Do
Thu to Cora* and Callow*.
B. Cheater; secretary and treasurer,
Rev. W. L. Wright; custodian of
archives, Rev. C. W. Curry. Three
trustees of the Wesleyan Christian
Advocate were elected as follows:
Revs Batcom Anthony, D.D., N. H.
Williams and R. L. McKenney, of
Macon. Rev. F. H. Sineath, of Hlggs-
ton, was discontinued,
The following statistics have been
reported: Number of lochl prachers,
192; number of ' members, 95,467;
number of Epworth leagues, 159;
number of Epworth league members,
6,000; number of Sunday school of
ficers and teachers, 6,411; number
of Sunday school scholars, 65,200
amount raised for superannuated
preachers and the widows and or
phans of deceased preachers, $17,
802; amount contributed for church
extension, $12,482; for education,
$16,162; amount paid to presiding
elders, $27,020; to pastors, $220,-
019; number of societies, 818; num
ber of houaes of worihip, 780; value
of houses of worihip, $2,198,111
number of parsonages, 207; value of
parsonages $460,990. Grand total of
amount contributed for all purpoiee
during the year, $762,477; increase
over last year, $101,268.
The pastoral assignments
read late this afternoon. The ap
pointments of locsl Interest are:
Valdosta District.
W. Langston, Presiding Elder.
Valdosta, B. Anthony.
Quitman, Guyton Fisher.
Moultrie, E. M. Overby.
Tifton, G. W. Mathews.
Sylvester, J. G. Christian.
Adel Circuit, W. C. Glenn.
Nashville, C. M. Ledbetter.
Sparks, Artemus Lester.
Norman Park Circuit, A. P. Se-
gars.
Statenvill* Circuit, L. B, McMieh-
ael.
- Poulan Circuit, S. S. Kemp.
Doerun Circuit, E. O. Heath.
Hahlra Circuit, C. M. Innflger.
Morven Circuit, Q. J. Pinson.
Alapaha Circuit, W. D. Pilcher.
Lake Park Circuit, J. D. Merritt
Milltown Circuit. I- S. Barr.
Berlin J. H. Wilson.
Valdosta Circuit, W. E. Hightower
Tifton Circuit, J. W. Hines.
Funston Circuit, M. J. Barnett
supply.
Eldorado Circuit John F. McIn
tyre.
Sparks Collegiate Institute, A. W.
Reese, president; C. L. Neste, pro
fessor.
Elberton, M. J. Barrett
Remerton, L. T. Rogers.
Rev. J. T. Ryder returns to Cai
ro; C. E. Dell goee to Metcalf; T.
H. Thomson to St Paul, Columbus;
J. P. Dell to Uuadilla and Snow; J.
H. House to Ocilla; B. C. Pickett to
Myitie Circuit; J. M. Foster to Ro-
chslls; T. E. Davenport to Ashburn;
J. W. Patterson to Ashburn Circuit;
Tbos. F. Waller to Ashburn Mission;
H. C. Brewton t® Sycamore Circuit;
W. D. Alaben to Reynolds.
Rev. H. S. Allen, of Colombo*,
has been eleeted superintendent of
the South Georgia Conference Or
phan’s Home, located in Macon,
ENTHUSIASTIC CONFERENCE
Dis-
Mrs. Dora Upchurch Says Sha Suf.
fared From On* Day’s End
To Another.
“I believe this medicine hat kept
me out of tht grave, for to tell you
the plain truth I don’t see how I
could have lived much longer,” laid
Mrs. Dora Upchurch, 345 Wylie St.,
Atlanta. Mrs. Upchurch is the moth
er of eleven children, and is one of
tho best known and most highly re
spected women of Atlanta.
"I had indigestion of the wotat
kind,” she continued, “but for near
ly a year I coffered more from rheu
matism than anything else. I also
suffered from female troubles, and
all these troubles together just pull
ed me down until I was getting so
I could hardly go at alL To tell
you the truth, my life was almoat a
burden
"I couldn’t eat anything, hardly,
without suffering afterwards, and al
ways after eating I would have s
full, uncomfortable feeling. At times
I would have dizzy spells and would
get so blind I could hardly stand on
my feet without danger of falling.
The rheumatism would hurt me so
bad I couldn’t sleep at night, and it
just seemed like I was In some kind
of pain from one day’s end to an
other. I felt tired and worn out and
unfit for work, and couldn’t take in
terest In anything on account of my
condition. No kind of medicine seem
ed to do me any good and I lost
weight and strength continually.
“This is just the condition I was
in when my husband got me to try
Tanlac. He said he was sure it would
help me, because It had done so
much good for him. I hadn't been
taking it any time hardly, until I
could see all the difference In the
world in my feelings. I actually gain
ed ten pounds on the first three bot
tles and had to have my elothea let
out because they were getting too
tight for me.
“The rheumatic pains have left mo
almoat entirely and I 'Sleep fine at
night My appetite la good, too, and
I can eat anything I want and as
much aa I want and have no more
trouble with indigestion. It’s' limply
wonderful what this medicine has
done for me, and I just don’t know
what I would have done without it
I wish I could tell everybody in town
about it”
Tanlac is sold by Mills Drug Co.,
in Tifton; by Ty Ty Drug Co., in
Waalayans Show Remarkable
play of Fectinr.
From Saturday’s Daily.
Friday was an enthuaiaatie day at
the Wesleyan conference. There was
a remarkable display of the Spirit of
Liberality, three coltectioni being
taken, one for the Hepsibah Orphan!
Home, one for some repair* on the
Wesleyan Methodist college at Cen
tral, S. C., and one on mission*. The
three collections coming In one day
did not have any' dampening effect
whatever on the spirit of the con
ference, but rather the contrary, for
such hilarious giving possibly never
was witnessed at a like gathering.
About $800 was the total amount*
given In all.
At the night service, enthuaiaam
■eemed to reach ita zenith, when
after a missionary address by Mrs.
Mary Lane Clarke, a returned mia-
aionary from Africa, which was in
tently listened to, the support of a
missionary to India and one to Af
rica was assumed by the conference
Today at 11 o'clock, Rev. J, S.
Willett, Connectional Agent, made
his report of the financial and gen
eral conditions of the publishing,
missionary, and educational inter
ests of the denomination.
Evangelist L. C. Douthit will
preach at 7 o’clock tonight.
Service* for Sunday.
Preaching at 11 a. m. by Prof.
H. C. Bedford, principal of the Wes
leyan college.
Preaching at 8:30 p. m. by Rev.
S. I. Keeler, president of the South
Carolina eonferenee.
Preaching at 7 p. m. by Dr. J. S,
Willett.
Resolutions Adopted.
The following resolution of thanks
was adopted by the conference:
We, the membership of the Geor
gia Conference of the Wealeyan Me
thodist church of America, hereby
desire to express our thanks to the
good people of Tifton for the kind
and hospitable mapner In which they
received ui into their homes. To
the local church for the perfect ar
rangements they so thoughtfully
made for our comfort and the suc
cessful working of the conference.
To the sliter churches of the town
for the fraternal spirit manifested
towards us, and to the Tifton Gaz
ette for the space giving announce
ments and Incidents connected with
the conference. We pray God's
blessings on all for this extreme
kindness.
Colds^ A trinity of evils, closely allied, that afflict i
V most people, and which Mow one on the
vOUSllS other, in the Older named, until the lastone
/s, 7° u k spread through the system, leading to
Catarrh ev5 ^‘ But their course can be che
PERUNA CONQUERS
, . , _ baa proved tl
coming chronic catarrh,dispeUlng tho
tho diseased membranes to perform their natural
up the entire system.
p«riSlo e ?oTor n ^ ,thOBI#ndSb, “ f8 guMe *° What
“ " f tablets—both
Uquld or tablets—both tested by the public and approved:
THE PERUNA COMPANY, . . . COLUMBUS, OHIO
Rising Sun Flour
SELF-RISING AND READY. PREPARED.
Made of choicest Soft Winter Wheat
Flour and prepared by
.Red Mill Methods
Say RISING SUN to any good a
grocer. You’ll be pleased. S
How To Check That Cold.
... .. , When It la painful to breathe and
Ty Ty; by Brookfield Drug Co’ ln, fever “" d * the ch, ' u JP • nd dow ?
z? ‘■•'“I * ' , I your back, you are in for a cold. A
Brookfield, and by H. Seagraves in timely dole of Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar
Fender, Ga. (adv.) Honey wilt stop the sneezer; and
■nlfflea. The pine balsam loosens the
Pflet Cared In 6 to 14 Day*
l»t win Risad money II PAZO
r tan* le cure anyoic ol Itching.
urlUcs'
IlncPflMlneicMdars.
csBsmand Best. 90s.
local dtacon’s odrers: Revs. George
Franklin Erwin, Braawell D. Dean,
Samuel F. Hilton, Frank S. Sineath,
Jefferson Lee Funderburk, Henry Ca
pars Johnson, John Joseph Bracco,
and Jam as H. Wilton.
Thomasville, Dee. 8.—The confer
ence lovefeast was hald this morning
beginning at 9 o’clock. This it al
ways one of the rare occasions of an
annual conference seiaion.
The pnlplts of the various 'church
es of tiie city war* occupied by the
Methodtit ministers. Bishop Candler
preached at 11 a. m. at First church
with every available apace filled and
hundreds ware turned away.
Tht memorial servlet was Held nt
8 p. m. Most worthy and appropri
ate tribute were paid to the mem
ory of Rev. A. H. Bazemore, of
ReidaviUe; Rev. H. C. Fen treat, of
McRae; Rev. J. S. Jordan, of Doug
las; Rev. W. F. Hixon, of Naahville,
and Rev. C. W. Littlejohn, of Mil-
ledgeville, members of the confer
ence who have died during the year;
and alio to the memory of Bishop
Alpheus W. Wilson, of Baltimore,
Md., whose recent demise is mourn
ed throughout Methodism.
phlegm and clears the bronchial
tubee, the honey soothes and rallav-
ea the sore throat. The antiseptic
qualities kill the germs and the con
gested condition la relieved. Croup
whooping cough and chronic bron
chial affections quickly relieved. At
all druggists, 25e. (adv)
A CURIOSITY IN WORMS.
Mr. J. M. Middleton brought tho
Gazette a curiosity In tho shape of
grub worm on which tho front lege
continued to grow after the worm
was dead.
Mr. Middleton was digging pota
toes the first of the week when hi*
littla ton, J. C.; found the dead
worm in one of the rows, and on
account of the extraoidlnary length
of his front legs he was put in
box. When the grub was lint found
hi* front leg* were about three-
quartan of an Inch long, he has been
kept in the box for three days and
the lege have grown about a quar
ter of an inch longer.
RHEUMATISM MAKES
YOU FEEL OLD
’nsa,2^ag^a*ss>
I knives that make
or*, harnesses mad
on right away,
lar ahoec. .Tour.corn loosen*
the toe. It lift* rlsht ott lt's .
euro._ Nevr fall*. #
"OET8-IT'* U sold and recommend-
cd bjr druirirtata drtnrwbfre, 25c a.
bottle, os MRt on receipt of price, bjr
11 Lawrence & Co . Chicago. Ill.
Sold in Tifton and recommended
at the world’*-greatest corn remedy
oy Brock- Panne*y Co, /adv,)
Rev. Allen is a, splendid selection for
this moat important position
Tht following young mlniiten
made their reports and were advanc
ed from the elate of the third to tho
clan of th# fourth year: Ravi. Mar-
vin M. Marshall, E. M. Elder, T. O.
Lambert, G. E. Clary, James W.
Hiteh, C. L. Wall, J. T. Budd and
C. M. Infinger.
Continued in the eiaa* of the third
year: Rev*: J. I* Jones, L. C. Gray,
D. A. Lastinger, M. B. Boykin, W.
C. Gill and L. E. Brady.
The following were elected to el-
dtra* orders: Ravi, Frank J. Jordan,
W. M. Mitehim, Johnston H. Stan-
foid, James W. Patterson, David G,
Mann, James C. Saville, Batcom An
thony, Pafford Morris, Walter Flan
ders, Edward Cleveland Dowdy, Wil-
Pslas and Ache* Yield to Sloaa’a
Liniment, Tho Family Friend.
When your joints become stiff,
your circulation poor, and your tuff,
ering makes you irritable, an appli
cation of Sloan’s Liniment gives you
quick relief—kills pain, starts up
a good circulation, relieves conges
tion. It is easier and cleans* to us*
than mussy plasters or ointments,
acts quickly and does not clog the
pores nor stain th* skin.
You don’t need to rub—it pene
trate*.
Certainly fine for rheumatism,
■tiff neck, sciatica, lame back, tooth
ache. etc. .
For sprains, strains, bruises, black
and blue spots, Sloan’s Liniment re
duces the pain and eaaes the sure-
Ita use is so universal that you’ll
consider Sloan's Liniment a friend
of tho whole family. Yoor druggist
Ham Edward Hightower. Clarence L-j^ , . 25c. SOc and bottles.
Rogers, Moody Booth and Oscar
Warren Little-
Continued in the same class :P.cvs.
C. C. Bobtod, and Benjamin C.
Pritchett. Rev. P- Q. Whittle, of Re
becca, was granted a location at hi*
own request.
-The following were elected to the
Sloan’s
Liniment
Inactivity Causes Constipation.
Lack of exarciae in the winter
frequent cauae of constipation
You fed heavy, dull and liatlesa,
our complexion I* aallow and pimp-
r, and energy at low ebb. Clean up
this condition at one* with Dr.
King’s New Life Pills, a mild laxa
tive that relives the congeited Intes
tines without griping. A dose before
retiring will assure yon a fall and
easy movement in the morning. 25e
at your druggist. (adv)
AUTO COLLISION.
Th* arrival of Tlfton’a new fir*
truck wad* greeted by an aotomobll*
collision this morning for which it
was indirectly responsible.
Dr Williford, of Lenox, wai turn
ing from First street into Railroad
and Mr. C. C. Strickland, also of Lan
ox was going down Railroad street
to First When Dr. Williford start
ed to turn into Railroad street he
tu looking at the new fir* truck,
which was being put up there and
didn’t iee Mr. Strickland in his Ford.
Mr. Strickland was far to the right
aa he could get but he wasn’t quite
far enough for Dr. Williford to i
him and the two ears earn* togeth-
Dr. Williford’s Buick was not
damaged but the Ford was very badly
torn up. The front axle and radius
rod were both bent badly and tha
left front tire was torn up. Luckily
no one was hurt although all were
badly shaken up.
Sloan’s Liniment for Stiff Joints.
Rheumatic pains and aehas get in
to the joints and muscles, making ev-
ery movement torture. Relieve yoor
7en thousand pounds of old scrap copper and brass.
suffering with Sloan's Liniment; »
quickly penetrates without rubbing.
It;
K/LLS PA in
land soothes and warms yoor sort
muscles. Tht congested blood 1*
stimulated to action; a single appli- j
cation will drive out the pain. I
Sloan’s Liniment iz clean, convenient 1
and quickly effective, it does not
rtain the skin or clog the pores. Get,
bottle today at your druggist, 25e.‘
Advise quantity and price f. o. b. cars your shipping point.
Address:
S. SCHOFIELD'S SONS CO.
Mason, Georgia
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