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a ^ dkrrnli 9m ffoae. THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CARROLL COUNTY AND CITY OF CARROLLTON CARROLLTON, CARROLL COUNTY, SEORQIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 2 1910 SAFETY We come to you as a sound, conservatively man aged financial institution and offer you, first of (all SAFETY for money deposited with us. We ask you to bank with us because your support makes our business success and a* you know, growing Banks makes prosperous communities. Our Bank will welcome your account and aid you all it can, no matter how small that account is at the start or how slowly it accumulates, The First National Bank Capital $100,000 Surplus $100,000 J. R. ADAMSON, President, JOHN M. JACKSON. VIce-Pres. G. C. COOK, Cashier. The Peoples Bank, CAPITAL $60,000.00- Carrollton, Ga. Opens at 8*,30 A. M. and Closes at 3500 P, M, What makes our Bank better than another? Safety in handling funds, and liberality in dealing with cuntomers. We show the same courtesy to the man who handles a hundred that we do to the|man that handles a thousand. CITIZENS BANK, , Carrollton, Ga, Best Dollar’s Worth You Can Buy s - <The Carroll Free‘Press One Year! The Nashville Boosters. The Nashville Booster Club, about one hundred and twenty strong, on their special train ar rived in our city on schedule time, Wednesday morning at 8:2o o'clock, and were met by a lar^e delegation trom the Car rollton Board ot Trade and the city at large, who gave the vis itors a most cordial welcome. The Nashville Boosters were headed by their General Direc tor Mr. Leland Hume, the gen- eral manager of the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co., and as each “boosttr” stepped from the train had a rose pinned on and a welcome badge. Time was divided lor boosting speeches and our city and county ably represented on this line by Mayor H. W. Long for the.city ; Col. C. E. Roop, pres ident of the Board of Trade, spoke of our commercial inter ests ; followed by a short address by Hon. W. ]. Millican, Ordi nary. All speeches were made in a happy strain and sparkled with wit and wisdom. The party of Boosters included some ot Nashville’s most prom inent business men, and this meeting with cur business men will strengthen the ties of triend- ship between them, and the re- ception tendered the Nashville party will sustain our city’s rep utation for hospitality and enter prise, and we trust so impressed the visitors that they will carry with them pleasant memories ot their short stop here. Messrs. L. K. Smith and R. Lee Sharpe were delegated to go to Cedartown to meet the Boosters, and Mr. Sharpe says : We met the boosters at Cedar- town and we immediately intro duced ourselves as ’‘advance agents" tor the city of Carroll ton. They gave us such a hearty welcome that we soon caught. the booster spirit and both knew everybody. “At once Mr Smith phoned to Carrollton, “a fine crowd, you can’t do too much for them, see that everybody is at depot.” “We were shown through the whole train, from the cooking department to the private offices where typewriters were going, and telephones and telegraph instruments were in constant use. “Then we were escorted to the dining car, where we heard the three sweetest words in the English language, “Breakfast is ready.” “I will write about that break fast later (for I am writing this breakfast the morning alter,) suffice it to say when Mr Smith and I had a third piece ot 60c chicken thrust on our plate, Mr Smith winked at me, I knew it meant ‘we are living now.’ “Yes we did live because every body radiated, everybody ate of the good things, everybody greeted everybody, everybody told jokes, and just as everys body was getting ready to un button their vests and loosen their belt buckles, the manager called out, everybody get ready for Buchanan. “The people were at the depot and the booster band played, then Mr Ed Griflies welcomed the boosters in a rousing speech, and several speeches were made by the boosters. “This 15 minutes stop caused more happiness and good feel ing than one can imagine. Not a child was forgotten, everyone received a little present in the shape of a tiny bucket, candy or something. Mr smith and I took our hats off to these boost* ers who put so much personality iu their trip, making it peculiar, un que, distinct and unlorget- able, even to us- “Then a stop ot 15 minutes was made at Bremen, some good speeches made, and many little ones made happy. “Mr Smith telephoned to Car rollton again, let everybody close up and be at depot, we’re coming, “Just before we got to the Car rollton depot, we heard the shout of cur people, and when the boosters looked out ol the windows they shouted to each other, look at the tlowers aud girls and the crowd. “What a short hour, our peo ple hardly had time to express themselves, but we want to say the speechts made by Mayor H W Long, C E Roop, PreB. Board of Trade, and W J Mil lican, our Ordinary, were fine, and those made by the boosters made us feel good. “Every auto in the city was put in service and a 15 minute spent over the city, then we had to wave goodby to the Nashville Booster Club, the club that will live in our hearts, in the hearts of our children and our larger girls, the club that we hope some day to entertain as they deserve.” Our Business Is Banking Our effort is to attend to that business. Our aim is to please. Our wishes, to succeed, Your patronage will be appreciated. Your interest will be cared for. Try Us And You’ll Be Pleased. CARROLLTON BANK, Carrollton, Ga. J T Bradley. Pres C H Stewart Vice Pres H N, Spence, Cashier. Airy Light Summer Clothes Old Soldiers Happy. Same Old “Vets’’ Who Were In Trouble Years Ago Now Get Relief. Veterans of the war are often victims of terrible kidney and bowel troubles. The life they lead and the lood they ate left many of them in a state of chronic debility, especially of their bowel apparatus. Quite a number of them iu this vicinity have been recently using Hamrick’s Best Liver and Kidney Pills at night with the result that their old troubles have vanished, They report that they can now eat lood which they did not dare to touch lor years. They no longer have to go around without an appetite but now can eat whenever and whatever they please by simply taking these pi.Is. Their digest ion is good, they leel better than they have feit for years. Some of them who had gotten very thin and pale, have gained weight steadily since beginning taking these pills. It goes with out saying that they are happy. Hamrick’s Best Liver and Kidney Fills are a worthy sub stitute for calomel—having the same result without the unpleas antness of calomel. Fine for bad breath, sleeplessness, sluggish feeling, loss of appetite, digest ion, etc. They come in 25 cent boxes and are sold under positive guarantee ot satisfaction or your money refunded. Every person is invited fo try these pills. Mrs. Garrett Dead. Mrs Garrett, widow of Rev. Mack Garrett, died at Cedar town Wednesday and was buried at Bowdon, Friday. Mrs Garrett was the daughter of the late Major Jones and a neice of Hon J H Word. She had many friends in this city She leaves five children, James, Birdo, Barnie, Mrs Tom Vaughn ot Carrollton, and Mrs Bridges of Cedartown, Ga., who have our deepest sympathy in their sad bereavement. Made in the inim itable Stein-Bloch fashions from the coolest, handsomest fabrics. Here are homespuns, serges, crashes, flannels, everything to de light the eye and keep the body and mind cool. The fit, they wear they are designed for comfort, plus the best of style. ONE PRICE HOUSE KEEP YOIJR STOCK HEALTHY I have two 25 pound pails of the famous Wil bers Stock Tonic, which I will sell cheap for cash. It is just from the manufacturer and of course fresh. This tonic is known the world over as the best for horses, cattle, poultry, hogs etc , as the market affords and retails everywhere for $3.50, but as I get a prize with mv first order, can sell for only $3.00. Yku will find these two pails at G T Jacksons near the Spring or call for L C Taylor at R Lee Sharpes and it will be (j* "2 AA delivered to you. Remember only «PsJ.vfV/ > K- FITTS DRUG STORE. SPECIAL SALE SPECIAL VALUES O CZ RUBBER GOODS < Syringes, Whirling Sprays-Everything you want. Infant Syringes, Ear and Nose Syringes, r* o O' Veterinary Syringes. A big line just received of Fresh, chean, new Goods. -H . ^ PHONE 80 EITTS DRUG STORE. PHONE 80