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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1897)
THE published every eriday MORvi.vcB* CLEM. G. MOORE. Official Organ Taliaterro Co. CRAWFORD VII.LE, At U. 13,3807. The prohibition in.: stion is gi tfing warm over in Hancock, Gr/niwyn will start out. this went: inspecting drugs sale at the various towns in the State. The 01 cotton is opening i , Well hope it will hold out well through this sea son. tl (•( r.il winter with if the <’! mine c way o : u* mines. I ) 1TJ ros i ted two w •1o look up i :nr . Will Dc Kali; ha i. banging 'ids sea W. !!. K .1 r. of Merriwether jonuty, has •i . arrested charg I ' d with lo;r. :r his hoi pi ess do foi •d i •iiild in the woods to H Goods an : ii vertised ill t’ "s - newspaper beeau *V 3 they are C r sail iu this town, You can get them easiH : r you make it clear lHal '.-oil will accept no substi- 1 1 f .’(»( mis that n ■ State Agri Soei tv have « - . [Ion. Pope Brown li l CUM hired that ,vo will 1 avo no state fair this | Hint mi of the 'iresent •or ivict system is about 8 I a-, tlye state can do just now. 11 will cost u million of dollars , :n in ii stffns iwniteiitia H ■ you spend your iiiDiit'V A cheap sub st i t uto for a 1 Hard, advertised nrticlo iii n oitt to be a cosl E 1 nsi on having Th lerehant goes to wid ■ awake noigli kepping goods I Imt n 1!. • 11!;111 <i. and by never 7 what he ] » not 3 ant. \Y and D. & run an cxc*ur ti toMa’ckinne f or sr, round one. THE DREADED CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED 11 . i tl*»* (irciit rttomlMt a, 1 - 1 . til S«»nd 'us', t*» lh«* Aflllct l ?jr* title ■ o: Mi-* Newly I>lt* i Ih'iiirdics to I’uiv Con* ti him |>t i«»i» tttid -VII I ting Tronltk 1 *. 1 . i)vcv«ni it relia >u and all broa* -easts, general >f fl* i sh ami all um: iu inakrt its ,*r of TU.- Ad vo ■ 'Uffuring. iill.* course of v Hired tl it Uif reli^ktus <!; i u.' ivisto humanity U . *g t consump a ' p Inyop.d any d-* i hi> Amorkavn ami Kur tp<*im€>nial» of ex V t tv, i a*, d v .red. IP. H u li mrans -po* iv T. A. S . >’< w V . ; .fji" give lueui! ':' wediBi ' artitie iu Tue Ad Vocsu'-Democrat. A white tramp stopped at I Mrs. Heatheock’s home near j Chiekamauga. Ga., Saturday and j j as ’ K( , u f or breakfast, she prepar ,.(1 the food and the scoundrel eat and made light remarks i r^it. the -poor ^ jare , r for . a o - man.' Miss Hoathcock, a 1 .' year old daughter,‘started out! for assistance. Several hours j ! late-" .. as found almost chok jed to death in an orchard while her mother was found in the house unconscious anti bleeding from wounds inflicted by the ! brute she had fed. The tramp ' escaped, but will yet be found and given what he deserves. Wanted. Everybody to got a bottle of Dr. Tichenoys Antisep¬ healing tic, the most wonderful compound of the nineteenth cen fury. Money returned if it fails to gi .«• satisfaction.. It heals Cuts. Burns, Bruises, etc., like magic, A clear liquid, pleasant odor and •S sinless. They now have a theory of Will Myers’ escape, that he was t: ' " out. : f j' il by 'is pals and Hi !!■•:: l<> keep him iroi : telling; what hl ‘ knew about the Crowley erirn This story is believed by many. Ho escaped the morning the Supreme court decided he must hang and the theory goes that, his associates in the crime knew he would tell all he knew* when he heard that he must hang. J'UK SCHOOLGIRL. (t\ At the be¬ w ginning o f vacation how tired she feelg r /pay* how lan & ui<i (M • s!l ° appears, bow sallow Wjffi i. ;VW she looks - j • ."’P But, weeks after of rest ■ and romp in the open air, what a ( u4*+> o takes place. Buoyant, healthy, happy, laughing face. No blood, new nerves, new brain. Nothing which man has devised is quite so good to work all these changes as Nature. But if, for any reason, one is depriv ed of the necessary vacation, is tied to the house by work or de bilitv. what should she do then? Pe-ru-na is Nature s own reme dy. Nest to the healing powers c if Nature is Pe-ru-na. Pe-ru-na makes new blood, new nerves, IltAY muscles, new brains. Pe ru-mi is the staff upon which the woman can rely in all of her vicissitudes. Mrs. H. A. Tyner, Four Oaks, N. C., says: "My daughter was very weak, was givatly ei 'aciatinl. had no appe till', pain iu her chest, cough Th** doctors could not help her. j We thought she would die. few months’ use of Pe-ru-na cured her. W e believe that it saved her life. ” Fvery mother should have a copy Ui f Dr. Hartman’s latest book, written expressly for women. Sent free to women only by the Pe-ru-na Drug Man-! ufacturing Company. Columbus, j Ohio. (h>- your ticket for the ezeu sio'i to Atlanta. (Jo to C. Bergstrom and look at his oriees in his catalog. IT FELL IN. The last stone culvert built for, the town over the branch near Mr. V7, M’. Bird's residence col- 1 NYeduosday while it rain : j ed fee contractor had just j tints i.-d. his and left j g t money j ton .:, a l ucky time fur him. i CASTOR! A For Infants and .Children. Tiefss __ THE DANGE to which the Expectant Mother is exposed and the foreboding and dread with which she looks for ward to the hour of woman’s sev erest trial is appreciated by but f ew> All effort should be made to smooth these rugged places in life’s pathway for her, ere she presses to her bosom her babe. MOTHER'S FRIERS allays Nervousness, and so assists Nature that the change goes for¬ ward in an easy manner, without such violent pfrotest in the way of Nausea, Headpche, Etc. Gloomy forebodings yield to cheerful and hopeful anticipations—she quickly passes and through the ordeal without pain— is left strong and vigorous and enabled to joyously perform the hf h and holy Safety duties now devolves upon her. to life of both is assured by the use of “Mother’s Friend,” and the time of ipcovery shortened. “I know one lady, the mother of three children, who suffered greatly in the birth of each, who obtained a bottle of ^ er ^ Frienfc' of me before relieved her f Dfineinent> and was quickly and easily. All agree that, their labof 31.00 PER BOTTLE at all Drue- Stores, or sent by mall on receipt of price. ttPOIOt Containing invaluable information of QUORa interest to all women, will be sect to FREE any address upon application, by The BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, CV ; . Engines & Boilers ■wnawmuv-r- 5 w,unaraMiMm - Gins anti Presses.! GET OUR PRICES: Complete Cotton, Saw,. Grist, Oil and Fertilizer Mill outfits; also Gin Press, Cano Mill and Shingle outfits. Building. Bridge, Factory Furnace and Railroad Castings; Railroad Mill, .Machin¬ ists' and Factory Supplies, Belting, Packing, Injectors. Pipe Fit¬ tings, Saws, Files. Oilers, Etc. CAST EVERY DAY. WORK 150 hands. Lombard Iron W’ks&Supply Co. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Foundry, Marhhic^fimler and Gin Works. Repairs P * pnptly Done. : ffV'uSC' Sm&SSagfiqP A,A i PROF. P. M. WHITMAN, 739 Broad St., Augusta, Ga., GIVES FREE EYE TESTS for all defects of aif ht. grind# the proper glasses and WAR¬ RANTS them. Lenses cut into your frame while you wait. FREE OF CHARGE, r !CTB«H—III UK I ■W’B § i MONTHLY ii SUFFERING. T h r»“f.« I monthly inter- jMSi I fiWSJ buck, shoulders,sides breasts, ^ i.% » 2: hips aud limbs. not suffer. jH I These pains are symptoms of dangerous derangements that can be corrected. The men¬ strual function should operate painlessly. ! oftMu . painless, _ makes menstruation g the SSttwTSlyS® oi'enstmal ertths in eondi- gj i Why will any woman suffer I | month after month when Wine of Cardui will relieve her? It 1 ^ costs iuco at the drug store. Why don’t you get a bottle g to-day? S For a '.vice, in cases requiring b svpcial directions, adjdress. g:v in? symptoms, --The Ladles’ s* Ailvisorv Department,” The li L Chattanooga Medic me Co., Chattanooga, Tenu. Mrs. ROZENA ..•net*'— LEWIS, 1 rj » of Oenavlll®. Texas, sayt: “ I was troub’ed at monthly l.ttervals with terrible pains In n»> he6d anti tack, but hzse been entirely reiiefved by Wine of Cardui.’' ■w OASTORiA. !is fis ti a iXah« mrj Kisitui YJlfPC. ■J. CD s ►J —TALIAFERRO COUNTY. To the Superior court of said County: Thu octition of David Davis, Ned A. Edwards, Tim 31. Combs. Alexander E. Edge, Henry T. Taylor, Allen Edwards, John Harris anil Richard Combs of said countv, respectfully' shows:— themselves, 1 . That they desire for their associates, successors and such others as they rmv from time totime elect, to be incorporated for a term of Twenty years with the privilejreof renewal there after under the name and stylo of The \oung .■shepherd of Pleasant florae Society with authority by that name to sue and be sued, contract and be contracted with, plead and be impleaded, buy, sell, hold, rent, lease, mortgage or otherwise acquire or dispose of real and personal property judge¬ and such other funds as may in the ment of said society be necessary for its uses and purposes, to receive donations, and to inforce good order in and around their place of business or .contiguous there¬ to, to make such constitution, by laws, rules and regulations for the government of said society and its officers and for fully carrying out the purposes of said so* ciet v-at are not inconsistent with the consti¬ tution and laws of said state nor violative of private rights. 2. That the principal place of business of said Society shall heat or near Level IIiH Baptist church in said county, 3. That the object of said society (the same being a charitable organization in its nature and character) is to aid each other in times of sickness and to aid each other to bury their dead in decent andChristain methods and not for individual pecuniary gain or benefit. 4. That the officers of said society shall be a President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. The election term, of of¬ fice, powers and duties of said officers to DC fixed by the constitution and by laws. 5. That" said society shall also have a Board of Managers conposed of not less Ilian nine nor more than fifteen members, (lie election, term of office and powers and duties of . aid Board to be fixed by the constitution and by laws. Wherefore your petitioners pray an or tier incorporating them, their associates successors and such others ns they ran v from time to time elect as aforesaid, and conferring upon them all of the powers usually granted to corporations of like kind and character. This 30th day of July 1897. M. Z. ANDREWS, Attorney for Petitioners. GEORGIA—Taliaferro County, I, S. II. Rhodes clerk of the Supeiior court of said county, do hereby certify that the fore going'petilion for of incorporation the origiuaj petition is a true of and correct copy Shepard of incorporation of The Young Pleasant Home Society filed iu office this 20 (lav of July 1897. seal Witness nty official signature and of said court this 36tii July 1897. S. II. RHODES, 11 ] h vici Court Taliaferro .County. | ) ytfkUll &|SKRg I | li U el.ljf giJBkB UM|BI>]| fe B Bfc - WILL PAY $100 FOR ANY CASE - of Weakness in Men They Trent and ra)! to Core. An Omaha Company places for the first time before the public a Magical Treat mbk t for the cure of Lost Vitality, Nervous and Sexual Weakness, and ilestoration ot Lifo Force in old and young men. No ivorn-out French remedy: contains no Fhosphorous or other harmful drugs, it is ... w* xi.Rr.m. Treatvuint— magical in its bligbtfi their life, causing that mental and nhv.-ica 1 suffering peculiar to Lost Man¬ hood. should write to the STATE MEDICAL COMPANY, Omaha, Nob., and they valuable will nerd you absolutely FREE, a proofs paper on those diseases, and positive of their truly Magicap Treatment. Ihous ands cf men, who have lost all hope of a euro, are being restored by them to a per feet condition. be taken This Magical Treatment may ill at ii Tine under their directions, or they w „ jr, .* Sample, or C. O 1>. l ake. They have or their charges may he deposited in a ban!, to le p . J to them when a cure w effected. Write them today. 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To show up the wonderful resources along ,its line, the Georgia Railroad has decided to make an Exhibit of those re sources, and asks the people < d the Coun tie* and towns along its lines to eo-opeiatc with them in making the exhibit a successJ by furnishing creditable specimens of all Minerals, Paint and-FireClays,description all of Water Powers and photographs factoring of in Mill Sites,exhibits of all JIaun ^stries especially desired, Further arrangements will be made and due notice given regarding Exhibits ot Agricultural products, and Fruit . in si i * SQ _ F or further , information . - app!., , to, J>70. II. AVERILL, Commisioncr, *»■>*« *•««*• «* I A; •• 9, na o'- • f iff 141 li 1 Tired and broken down women will find that ML KiilS's um eiSiinilRi bfeMMSIUtH is » a d priceless boon culiii and aim ■ blessing to them. It gives appetite, brings restful, refreshing sleep, aids I digestion, tones the nerves, builds up the strength and puts disease and j pain to flight. For including all menstrual and womb difficulties, it has no superior—useJ both locally and internally. It is emphatically WOMAN’S FIliENO. p'eaxint to take as lemonade, and harmless at all times. New package, 108 __ Doses, One _ _ Dollar. large bottle, Sold by druggists. Manufactured only by THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL GO., Atlante, 6a. WRITE FOE 48-PAGE SGOE: SAILED PEES. AGENTS WANTED, male or female in every county. Business respectable. , Compensation good. No trouble to make some money. AddressUhronicle.Augus t*, Ga., for particulars.
