The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, July 20, 1894, Image 4
A [>V OCATE-I)E5iO( HAT. -ri ni.iMii n Et i Kt rmu/»y w h tUutl <ilh‘.Pmt(.ffu«t< 'a vfrtihit for, (ig .Second C7/*» M i l Milter. •uxmricu.t. ef.OA.v ok tiik Cr.EKNR AND TAUKIlTUtO COUNT! FA KM I-iltS ALl.I / ACK AND indus. TltlAL UNION'. *1 o «tir> I >• orgnaol Ini f,r li ri « I mnn ,. t’/JAS. L. s ril, Kdito: A I'lihii-her. ] iuday, JULY mu im. ‘'"•5k v -> ■ W\ \ 3 i ffir ¥ V71 **s,*s'j N • * ■&. . ■ ■k w s !. . m ; j i ••vsy V w. .iUDGl; J AS, K 11INF.8. STATE TICKET. Governor ./as. K. limes, of rollon M ciliary of.Slate Ifr. A. i- Nance i t Hail. Treasurer G. W. .Tones,of Barlow Couiplroller General W. It. Jiemp, of Imaiiuoi. Aflorilci General f A. B. Mahaf fey,;:! Jackson. ( ommlHGoiier of Agriculture— James Jtarrcif, of •ih-hmond. 1'ay up yourMib t iipuon. Wp nvr ri theluuiicv brnl. (AM.II.Mif aiitiiium i- youn.fllv.-s Uir ill 'll ilir* column* of our ii«j>er. Don’i try to even the Tan* Bill mwl Its aim ndmeuf*. It will get you almost in* uuk*!i hutti-fu/xlod #• t Im* il»i tlon rjuistnn. ('AMrllrvn> let the people know you ns ,n the tate through a card tit our i"g*f. Wat i'ii mm.on time i. drawing near, ami we live In hourly expectation of coping Miinc of ihis lut ions fruit laid id liie dm a of our humble abode. im Daily I’n t-s i* mu./.iiig around in carip st. ’j lie cartoons are alone w mil ll.i -uhr ( riji'ioii price. In»t«'ik«l of \i;iiiiu“ a wet k for Populist news we IfiH ii « vtTv liny. ••Tin liltl) purti/nn preacher won't Ii iu Bell live minute* before the Dik'd will bridle, hun up end lope him over the infernal region* to show in n off." s.hii 1*. June*. Bi pniuut wit I. your democraUe nei abhor; uuleat he la one of the sap. he. dial kind who in ver learn anything, lo will wak. up to the m 11 i.iiion some day, end *c more milou* in tb** woik id Reform than you may be. KtdTidi l’crn of ihe Lherokee Ad Yiiiici’, bad a very llltercMillg Hocouul ul hi* flip to Mexico 111 the laat ia-uc of Id* cxeulient paper. Mr. Pern wa» one of the number who did not tow to flic knee to ltaa! aud Ion I up with brer mi out Mexico lour, -'oci.d Circle Sen fry. TO TDK If DUG. Fellow-cKiren*: The panic ts* struck <1 1 Santa igfit »t last and Xiachinery Im* gone out of sight. If you want to buy at p*ntc puce*, now is Ihe Lime. We are selling Engines from #75 up. Gins S4A up Presses fftO (i.i, |Ved Mill* jtd.1 up. Threshes @i>d rip. Feeder* aud Condensers for any make of Gin, new or second-hand for ► .Ii . We exchange or repair and *e Machinery on commission. K igines repaired and Gins rebuilt with latest Improvements, iw lying heads, eardci* m be.i'ers. seed cleanris, extra heavy |uu*ht* etc. Repair materia! aud * iafliiig and puVeys on hsud. Write us just what you want and we will luake prices Dial «i‘l suit. 11. N. Cramer A Co. fi,V. Marietta St. Atlanta r!». Proprietor* Machinery KvcLange. I a. at Jan- Dick l r.iwlerd I .ought lii. (weivv-.w.'iiUis-oid r ltd, suff.'iiufi frxHw infantile diarrhoea, t * ire. Il tmd lieen «an.-.l al mir in nth- Cd - and had «iw*\ - been „ieku 1 lf.IV s the Usiiai treatui#t»i tti "Ue '4v as Uiout Itf Tii« l ■ ■ ' F |I IN : !* if lit! It* wh#n frorci, or i»rrh*|*' Wn |m>uiu1 1 ih«*U Msul ♦*<1 V # fiUur u* £ ' ►im # < i hi*i«*rn m il I >i*fci 1 1 S; ou? b 1R* wf t U** 2'» t xA »i ac4 *\ lutu ktsi 1 xHU g AS hCftt 5 Its U ir<si » chHxl. ii s t puny - ostitutiou dis*p iMAfYki ind M , father and n> . if be i.oe fk^rhibTs t%fe was &*?**} by ib > remedy, T Moiim. M D Taiiiarvia, Li »l MUc by 1>! IU, H id lieid our «J on first ptff Kuos bre* *gb, Bickers *t Co. A Volee From The DiHCOIl tented. The Karl of Chatham, England's great statesman, once said ‘-show me the laws of a country and 1 will s mw vou its people's condition,'’ At ter a c c 11 1 country are not in accordance with the true principles of justice and «quality. Wliever we turn is discontent, Ub0r idle, or at least working on short time and low pay. Mill after mill silent: furnaces, cild aud unproductive, tramps thronging our highways: the gaunt wolf of atai valion taring into deautate fioines. And in general iltose foM i noners of revolution springing up on every hand. Compare ( 'has. Dlcken.’ description of the Coiled Mates in I“12, w to Icon a visit to the state of Massachusetts, in it letter to a friend lu Condon, with our present condition, lleie are Ins words. ‘•There is not a man in this place, Boston, nor in the state who not Inis a bta'/.ing file . and meat every il.y for dinner: nor would a filming sword in i he air attract more attention than a is-ggat In the streets.’’ lint to day what is the laborer standing in this country, he sees only toil, unre¬ mitting, half reiyuilted toil, hope die out in his bos .m, despondency takes p >session of Ins heart,and unless lie's a i postis-oi of a strong faith and a giants will, he falls beneath the weight ol op pressiou and seeks relief in a suicides ! grave, or worse still attempts to drown Ilia glid In the intoxicating Clip. Sorii*' of our ministers ol the (iospel fell us that the chusj of all lids is a , nsteh ssiiess up hi Ihe p irt of laboring i-lasM-s says “ilit: ) iborer ought to be H.itlsfii d willi m.yiiiing ttml tile miiui I pulu.ors of legislation see fit to grant us the privet g<: of ('.tiling our own. j Scripture tells us that '‘the pe iple mourn when ton wivked hear rule,” Gut when the ligheotn rule the people rejoice. God pity the occupant of the pulpit wlio knows so little about the I a. or people’s condition. Beslntnneo against uuji st lavs is obedience to (,,nl Sines the day that Ksau sold his bltlliiight fur n mess of pulin'. Cl lift y men have taken advantaga ot tlie hypouitical incesslties of their lens skillful brothers: since that day too, huugry men have Lh-hi hhIi ig tirv t.lrllnighi of their liberty for a mew ol pi tlugp, which bait-ly makes them l(> ege olU „ u „d mi»ei able existence. From Ksau ’a day* to the |>” sent two c|wwi (jf , mve moved ujuu ,[„» WMr th, one cUm who live l>y honest toil, another which Hv.lS off of hon¬ est toll. Fiom the beginning of time one class bus lived by working the soil, raising cattle, delving in mines, woiking wood, brass and Iron, The other class Idrst appeared as roving bandits, rob¬ bers, etc. The clvlll/.ed bitgamlage id to itav is ashamed of its ancestors, bat its appetite for plunder is no less rav¬ enous. To day instead of the ‘'bandit chief and robber king” we have the ,g 0n( ,y ging, (lie coal king, the railroad inugnat) and the lumber baron, Inst end ,,f s.>o*n and {iluftdt, we call il juiciest fiivldi ns rents and revenue-: a some* what softer name but the ies alts an all I Ii© flu rut*. There was a tune when not a crown ,.<i hand of Kurojie i:*,>ir»d to clip the wing* ol the Al«*tlean eagle, and for neatly fourscore years the proud bird soared detl iully thiougli the American heaven* or hovend ab ive the all sacred temples of our llbeiltles. But alas, an evil hour t‘<« tunpter came, | Busied seivaut* proved treaeheous and ; v. ry sancluaiy of our liberHSes be came tbe cl.ai aal liouse of Ameiican freedom, and the market place of Arne (iC U) Jubor. J’o da) all most every branch ot in , teip.be . . lays , wrecked , , upon the . 1 shores , of adversity, the laborer being fur work, the mauuf.» 0 tur*l atrlvingto sell his goods* tiin cotivutuer io m cause he's uu&bio to purcluifa plouty »»f labor but no dunaiul, r.ulroailH wleckeJ, commercial failure* unpre dieted, four million la'oreis Idle and law maker, doing nothing to give relief, and Uiv“ ministers of ihe gos|.el tilling their sermon* with abuse and censure toward* tl.ose who ecu pl«m of the present statu* of public and private affair*. One of Georgia’* ablest editors in 1-‘S beautifully depicted the former aiat present condition of the fanner lbtis: “in lsb- there was -10 ;ht capta m circulation. Cotfou was tlllllv cents per jMiiad. The fanner took then five hundred pounds of cotton on bis wagon to town and paid Hu for his taxes, taught a »tov.» joy ¥.10, suit of clothes (ot Sl-1, his wife a dress lor $5. ore hundred pounds of meal (,. t jpe oue banal of flour for #12 and went home with #;U in his potket. lu |vS7 tliete was about #.'» is-r capta In e.icuDtiou, the s.me former put a rive I undred pound bilt of cottoo on his wagon, went lo town ond sold it, paid #fO taxi*, got d ' • • :raged went to the saloon. s;vut lus remaining #_> ; t j and went home dead broke and UlUuk." T e »b >ve is a:i argument that goes into a man’s |»ocket. At present prices of eo.t.ui lie would aot get t uojg t out of a live hundred pouno na’c of cotton to ;>ay ?f i tax ‘s. Toe man whether pre.u-ti-r lannen or statesman. No matter what life calling m Ure may be that can s'and up and face the people of the Iff.h century an l say that this co nplatnt a id deuronatrat :on against tnjus-.ice that comes up from every dt r«c'.iou is due to a c >vel ms heart. Is one taa-i whose treart is as bard as adamant and comprehension as snal io* as a suaik. Jack srax. I)ont be fooled into buying worthless i stuff but buy good honest goods. You ; will always find this the best plan, Kimbrough, Bickers A Co. ( I KOK'ilA—TAI.lAKKBHO COf/TT: Mrs. )f To whom it rosy concern |jovi • Meadow. the widow ftrrLVZ? of Tom Mead , -'an- of said Tom Meadow, and the ap )jr!t , M . d„! V apj*>iM<-<f, having filed their llaj ^“^1* a ,'ialon Mon" in August Wl: this U tnerefore, to notify all p rsoin iaiere»ted In the estate of said .Meadows to show cause why said application should not be granted, and j w j,y sa |,t return should not he admitted to "-cm* Cko if Mitch Et.n, Ordinary. j i M. HATHAWAY & GO. » | SPECIALISTS-^__ (Kegular UrudunUiii.) Are the i**Alog and moil ancceuful *pecla!!tta and rill give you Young end mid die aged men. IF-h. KemarkaMe re •O’" have follow ed otir treatment Many yntri of varied and Mjeccav ful e*|*4*rl«*nce In the u*«- of nim K five we ulfineown method* iha J j uut 5- utrol for all dla order#of men who : > fir gaF ha *• weak, un c ' y vcloped or dit ■ on 'll. or rwho are auffcrlng V- ,4'~' fr'itn err ora m - youth and exosftN ill ■Hoi I^Ksfi'l * 'air arc uci RIOT QWiho acorn Imfib of lenl, their i JHpRwfeUowa roTi'tmpt and of flu-!.' the. e? i • friend* and com rrpun Ion*, lead* u* giinrnntcp f<» all patient". If n.'-y can pomalbiy r**«f<»r«*d, our own i illusive tiTtttmeut will afford m cure. WOMFXI Don't yon want fo |f -t cured of that H(-nkn-*i uiili a treatment Our HiFt you Cun u*e at h'./iio wiihout Irihfrtirn»_-nf»v wonderful treat Hu ntLa«cured - Imits. Whynotfou? Try It. CAT % Kit If , and > 1 !K-giei of the Skin, Blood. /I* art, Llv» r and Kidneys. MVl'IflMK The moat rapid, "affi and effective rented’/. A«omp!(.*te< tirgOuarauteed. NKIV PfurAffKfl of all kind* cured where ff.aujr otr.- IbAKfAllW. i nvaTtRi* f* iiNf HAKOE« afid »af«. promptly This cm din a day*. uonorhtti*. Oulek, *utu imdudek Gleet and r*'™ A.M> FACTS. ct: .Ti m-.i«,»• ■ i ■».hem k WBEBihst thi-ro va,u l« Imps We e.r V ‘ ;, ! rn^r«oncc': y w * 1,itc * time • lot»«.tt ■ nr Hr w i*r«* - f fi” • i'fi‘1 cfiogp tri-afmcnf". Wo give ' .i hu'Iiim)-! p< 'Xitifle treat me tit mod Ak 11 -rate, iful prices •>, ptw- n,( , ,ri hr don« ^ (, r nnfr find ircH’i' I’HKf, r.oiisult»tloR *t. Ui« office of t>y inn' t Thoronj*it « xnmltiHion und rarttful ding Aluni" .. fi'mi-tif < an hr given No. in aniHjorlty 1 Men; of i uses. M-iul f..r Hynt?»t‘/rrt lilank for No. 2 for Woirit’M . No. a for fikln lH*e*l>ca. All c< •r re¬ e pond cm o itimwv,' >1 promptly. Buxincw •frtctiy con fid»‘ntl»l E.iiUn-ti cutnicnt g**nt freo trom rva Hon. Ji fer loour paticuu, banks an<? bu»lo c*h men. AUdrefS or call on DR. HATHAWAY & CO., Av i x Non t Ii ilrhitil Clri’ff. Alluutu. 11. POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reaisonuhlc condition*. Our FRFE 96 P a K® cat m logue will explain why we cun afford ii. Draogbon’s Practical Business College, NASHVILLE, TENN, ( Write for esulogue, J Book keeping, Shorthand, Penmamhip and Tele* •e frraphy. We upend more money in the Interest of 1 out KriipIoyuicntDoparitnent than Ijalf the Business College* take in as tuition, 4 week* by our method teaching old plan book teacher*. keeping i* equal student* to |Jf weeks by the vacation; || time. 600 Hoakd. past We year, have no enter any Cheap recetuly ptepated book* especially adapted to HOME STUDY. Si-ni on 60 d>r> " N B.-W« idol Writ* *S. o# cash nnd for explain nil vs “your warn. pay sunograpHers, teachers, cant ies as book keepers, provided fill clerks, etc , reported lo us, we same. ■ -**•*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' ’ T 1 ul< 8 CTANHAPn 1 fl WUAK I/. 'i ;; ! I -* ........ ^ «« DUHANG’S [Rheumatic RemeovL o Ii M t.-. 1 Hm rppiifiilion for 1 Hyear* t < ► t 1 i medy f«»r U»«‘ * ► :i \ i no ii.. in cure of Rlu um« « ► ’i ti i. * • tt. inti- ,i «tfiu all it* form* <► o ! . • i l r- ' By tholD-MH'Is < f I*I»ysi- It < * i t i ■ ii.'l l ifit d’■ < ► ► |-u’ ...... Mid l.r.l.K tip iiomthr ► lit- 11 II v,-r fnil, lo.ur.. . <► . ! , l -I ““'lar « 1 "I- er«lx.( ► I I! .r- Oi III pulp. IHiu » I An nl \ \>> MtI n A«ivx'>A. ♦ > 3D < i * i, lngton, D.C. t> k Hum h,f'n / (vrr #*iff«utt* til® br*t nn * ' ^ . lit;h I .-, t. t • l nii ;,!!• i-p Unit make* ; ; «x (iu ! ▲ FKICE r *3 CT^ l*ER BOX, c\ . » roxts roit »i ; X TOR 8A1.K BY DKUOaiSTS 41 ♦♦♦♦4444H4m444^«# First- PJ^gg Boilers. „ . 'ict our prices - Atl ,, nn ,j i rit . Tanks, S.acka, j i Staml Riptni snd Sheet Iron Work; Shaf{ big. Pub y*, nearing, l!u.\c-. I Lingers, ele, Complete Potion, Saw, Grist, Oil and ,. v M ai outfit*; also tiin, Press, i t'a>.e Mill and Shingle outfit*, *■»•>•» ic. Bridge, Factory. Furnace and Ki.irntH f i-tiosp*; Knilroad, Mill, Ma- j chiiii*!** ami Factor? Injector*, Supplies. Fitting*, j IWUini: r.iuking. l*»|*e I i : Oilers, etc pa i k 150 niuub Lombard • Iron Works - ^” and Supply Co., £r[ iv:vn AUGUSTA. CA IXTERXATIOXAL diction a r y A G* NufbflMor of th* 7=2*- “I’n abridged.’* •bonld own this lnctiorAry. It an #wr» all quwtkun cooceralMB Uw hi* nuncbklion. tcry, H|vrllii\g. |>n>- auNti uivAumg oi wcr\U .4 Library in g? Itself, lx xkxo J t&XMm A*~ wnw! information • . tnu tb* OMintrif*. citkp*, t*«wn». and nat i ural f<*at\jr\'s x'f lb# jUob# . naruciilaiw coo or i 1 ACT*. ■ is in rahialv]** in Uk* hotu#* ^ vfhvt*. tiudr, and •cbvV’lrvKwn. The On* Grea t Sfatlxrd Amthority. H<*». P. J. Utrotr, Jaatkx ITiS Do«.tt. wtttta ■ “ Us# t tu**Atat ar% s* iwtfMWB of 4hiA'Mm«. I < H tO ail a* Uk one |rwi XaEKlani aaibonijr. M£Y*Ty St*IF Supermtendent of C*H"I»ooi* \ow im Off.Y, |y i Mviaff of three rent.t per tkt§t for x TtMur will j»rc% hVp imww than cmniirb my'twy * to funhaw a of iho Intornatk*r 1'an yon afford ft'lM* without it? G. • * C. /YNi.iWr#, Herr imn i Co* i 0 "TOriSiSRSSS: wrasnin LvnRiOTftki Uil itgUPCRIEF^i) RESIDENT DENTIST Greet j .<~boro, Ga.. »>*» si 1 ^* 10 .,^ ............. an nour.ee mat 1 hr the New and ltnprov* Method" for i rationsin filling teeth. *•» Pr-pared re you in a satisfactory manner at ail Umfjt, - -. s' 1 he Georgia S * Alabama S yBUSlN P , S COLEegPj XT Y1/\I \ f U*\. \ GA. 4 , Offers T'np.i led Opportunities for 1 thoroughly i - ical Business K>iu r-atioi). It ii, iive Depiai-tments and f i'o-HT. r r Gcabantkks A. More Through Training In feliort ei Time and at I.of Expense, Than any otilr College in America. Graduates AY:sted lo Positions—not uiie Idle. Wrifi immediately to WYATTjt MARTIN MACON, GA. 5 E«lward . Sli^|>lirrfl, , , mMT~* « Hai risburff* ... ... III , * ,rs - ^ running no^e OB llU U‘K Ol eiflnt year* Mimlinif. Urfifci f iree bottles of Electsic Bittcri and f.s bwies'o£ Bucklen’s At and teg is sound and wel John SpeaKer.C '.swha O. had five lam f,-vi r sores on OntT>ttleElectric It- leg. doctors said he was .ncumble. Bitters and .Ilf box Buekletfei if Arnica Reid ralve cured imn •ntireiy bold DrRJ Gavan 8<fliool Book Co. 6 Peaci ! tree St. Atlanta, Ga. i School ; iid College Text, LaW afld M (licill Books. Wt buy anything known in the book linj "’urrespondence SoUcitadr. ibr Circulars, Sometime *»* troubled with an attack of rlieuii am: 1 used chamber. Un’a 1‘atn Bate and was completed lends . ar .'d. 1 have s nee advised many fi and customers to try the remedy and all ..leak highly of if Simon UopdbaUU, sar. Luis Key, Cal. For sale by Dr Ht J- It kid, Druggist. DlbYTAL NOTICE \ I have associated ntistry with Dn. me W. In the II Practice ot 1 llAnnts of r - Atlanta Dental Col¬ lege who has ad thorough training in anrnaftvfl eprOBUVB work. wol». He will do extract : n an( 11 , filling T teeth While I. Will) Thirtjy Years pxpci-iene:'. will do tbe PJ.ATE (FORK, We will b» * n Crawfordville on tbe 3rd Monday !*> month > t0 rem8 ‘" one week an 4 in White Plains the 4th Mouday to re main one week. M. H. THOMAS, M. D. D. D, S THE ATLANTA OCULIST OT J. HARVEY MOORE 203-204 Kiser Building. OFFICE C>O.SED UNTIL FALL: i ^Always Cures. Botanic Blood Balm TheGr<**t RWumatism. th« speedy CjtUffh. anJ pennan^nt L'kers. r * of ScroH 1 ** i M n 5.iss^! r iS x { f ( im nr^xvrfptkMi of an eminent phy s .Un who it mar\’rlous success for *o years, a-«confined use ^ fifteen y-ars by thou - penrt* 5.* Jemoeslr«.* dwt :f in bv far the buiUrng up ionic and BSooa e'-er to the wortU It makes new rkh blood. J possesses Almost miraculous he -sling ptt>pt >r *** 5 ' ;<y-» K!T^ f r i*R BOOK OF WONDERFUL Cl REA. sent free on »Cplic*Iioo. J I! r,^ k*r l v Vv*l JrvcyiW. sen* #ia» , lira lar|E» puttht. or * 5-00 ter sut tottles. and ♦ ! medi, in. win re seel freight raid hy BLOOD BftlM GO., ftUania, Ga. Takc For I 'pSSTIVCHCSS ?>?*rrstA r ' Sick ok ■.rrsssno* 1 \ Ntmvous- CAD AC HE. &ueos*css\ M ■ JA UKOICC Fsesmcss or 'Less or Stomach Appetite N'fccGCMptRC Wi t houtTsC Liscatss Aao 5 SMATV ,|UC orM.A.TatBfSRS oa FsobtOt C*c» W m«.€ .V ; A ■e OmPB & ; 11 W ’km'- l± wm SH —— ;; mm L I i i 1, I I | | j' n"~ K ? - k - 4 $ Wm mm j ■ L>l Jl i ciii l ( wm f ;' >A '/////£ / : ', s # ;bi | i; m • I s I m s ;• } : ; 'L I 3 .- • I '-- THE GLOBE m O 5' w MK r»i r 'ffm mR Q * ' hi m^mr . mm Gf .1?? jir mik ,'h 1! s BW! V8 IS g •JSt m m HHi) Ty mm v r «n -a ’f] m i r*m _ . esm PS i J t i T *J ffi m “J - - 'mSIk E= jr£ THE LARGEST CLOTHING AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOOTH The Globe Shoe I and Clothing Co .89 AYhitf Vm f "Tgee-k * .wwt ■mrtmmi&Bt: k t±U ba&fi ysin The items we mention below are not al' we have by a ia jug full. If we attempted a ful! enumeration, our ad J X J would spring of Waterburry 3. ( C be longer than the a I 4 j watch and wider than the rrouth of our purse as it R smiles to hear our place. 5 y D It FAD A FEW OF OCR SPECIAL •FFERING*. Men’s suits at 3.98 worth 8.00 raided Men’s all Cheviot wool black Suits Cheviot worth $l2.oo and For $5.00 Men’s ture worth Suits, j>i5 every co, $lS.oo conceivable and $20.00 mix¬ For $7 t S9 j $8,50 i A fine Black Clay Worsted Suit For 4 worth $18.00 Men's Pants at 40cts., worth $1.50. Men’s Pants at l.‘£5. worth 5.50. Men’s Pants at 2.00, worth 4.00. Men’s Pants at 2.48, worth 0,00. ■» Big Bargains in Hats and Furnishing Goods Ladies', Clients’, Misses', Chihlrens’ Babies’, Infants Shoes. Be sure and visit us an lien von come to Atlanta. Make our store your headquarters. 5 7 ) y WHitEH^ \ c ‘He ■ r rtff'ffKTinJ Tl\ \ r/ 4/%? -L Va iOEg:ClWl^ j I SHOE |V3 G CO A C- p * / A ■ 59.>VVcKaH. O. * ■